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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F
POLLEN
-
-
.
Managing-Editor
VVe
are
often
told
how
foolish
it
is-to
let
nolitiViana
Ue.-
EXTINCTION
IS
FEARED
Coal
tors
and
business
men
generally
are
meeting
here
with
a
view
to
studying
means
of
bringing
about
a
Stimulation
of
the
mat
mlnlns
industry.
Unless
there
Is
an
Im
provement
la
coal
markets,
it
Is
felt
that
the
end
is
In
sight
for
many
mining
communities.
Alberta
and
British
Columbia
coal
mining
interests
may
be
Invited
to
part-
cipate
In
the
campaign.
I
I
ll
Ml
iL
ni
man
in
me
moon
i
Have
you
seen
the
Lambeth
Walk?
If
not,
dont
worry.
You
have
not
missed
anything.
Jake
says,
the
Lambeth
Walk
Is
forty
years
old
and
was
Introduced
by
the
Lambeth
costers
and
their
gals
when
you
and
I
were
young
Maggie.
Talk
about
your
cake
walk
Why
it's
a
bloomin'
fake
walk
A
real
old
shivery
shake
walk
Yes,
that's
the
Lambeth
Walk.
The
winner
of
the
erand
nriz
for
excuses
was
the
boy
who,
giving
the
UNITED
STATES
ELECTIONS
treason
for
his
poor
school
report,
It
is
evident
from
the.
United
States
election
return
-8?1
"s
,fathr
could
not
that
the
Democratic
party
headed
by
President
Roosevelt
mlsed
for
a
perfect
reoort
that
is
losing
ground.
The
question
is
whether
it
will
be
able
month.
t?tem,the
movement
sufficiently
to
enable
it
to
retain
office
after
the
next
election.
You
taow
wnat
H"ler
has
done
Although
both
the
House
of
Representatives
and
the
!
e
?fclls
and
what
he
ls
do
change
is
not
enough
to
give
the
Republicans
control.
If
m
to
do
to
your
bank
account
tuc
&iine
raie
oi
loss
continues,
the
Democrats
will
W-oinext
month.
lost
control,
even
if
they
do
not
lose
their
president
two
years
from
now,
Much
will
depend
upon
the
industrial
and
economic
conditions
obtaining
during
the
next
two
years
A
politician
can
draw
a
crowd
but
It
takes
an
artist
to"
draw
it
4
Young
Lady:
"I
have
brought
'back
those
stockings
I
had
from
you
yesterday.
They
are
too
fast
for
govern
the
country
and
yet,
when
the
work
is
done
bv
the
ShPkeePer:
"Too
fast?
what
do
permanent
staff
it
is
often
not
done
so
well.
We
see
that
yT;",
made
clear
in
the
case
of
the
recent
regulations
issued
1
wa
th
they
ran-irom
Ottawa
in
regard
to
the
larger
boats
of
the
halibut'
Teacher
noticed
that
one
of
her
iieei.
inese
regulations
are
not
made
by
politicians
but""11'
w
being
dreadfully
tased
py
the
permanent
staff
of
the
department
under
author-
i
by
the
other
llttl8
boys
durln?
Play-lty
of
Parliament.
They
are
supposed
to
be
exnertc
Tf
'tIme
mA
drewjiear
to
the
group
to
they
had
allowed
the
mPmW
fA;?j2eX?
J!4he"
what
was
happening.
ANOTHER
BRITISH
FAIR
!
VANDERH00F
Almost
every
year
England
has
a
British
Industries
'
-'
I
Fair
This
year
it
will
be
held
in
London
a
OlS
anni;e"ary
tt
b
?S
J
!?
S0m6.
,d?a
?f
the
extent
Of
the
accommo-.
Canadian
Legion.
utaUu
of
the
aauon
needed
no
there
will
bo
In
connection
with
the
Birm-
Le8lon-the
United
church1
ingnam
exhibit
a
thirtv-aerp
nnrVino-
EnonQ
ii
for
the
annual
tservke
Sundav
pv-1
and
cars.
It
takes
an
hour
to
clear
that
many
cars
This
'f??'
Jl0Vl
th6rc
wiu
b''9i
KlTcTLE
S
Imore
NettU't
it
ut,
btcauto
It't
ttrill4
lnid
lh
co
rich
bccauM
Mndnt4
mrt
dltntibl
btuiiii
hmmiKi.
talnment
and.
in
dance.
the
evening
a
"
The
VanderhoDf
public
library1
was.
augmented
this
week,
with
the'
arrival
of
a
number
of
new
books.
The
library
has
reopened
In
th
new
Bowman,
store,
1
J.
A.
Keith
has
arrived
here
from
Waldran,
Saskatchewan,
with
a
carload
of
Settlers'
effects
and
intends
roakiiss;
his
future
home'
In
this
district.
.
,
,
.......
The
local
Canadian
Girls
lri
Training
have
presented
the
United
Church
with
two
hymn
boards
complete-
with'
numerals.
The
C.I
G.
I.
T.
here
ls
under
the
leader-thlp
of
Mrs.
a.
B.
Punter
and
Miss
Olive
Murray.
Robert
Reid
has
moved
butcher
shop
.business
into
premises
on
Burrard
Avenue
formerly
occupied
by
the
Paterson
clothing
,
house.
AT
AnsnSTICE'GnRMAXS
KNEW
WAR
WAS
LOST
(Continued
fromTaire
One
dent
XL'ntuiraar
Wiltnn
arvf
th
'
French
and
British
gcrvemineut
.limine
Interests
i
.
i
e
t
in
Session
.
.
In
Halifax
With
a
View
To
u
.
P?n
Ma""al
raul
"
Stimulating
Industry
Supl?e
Commander
'say
on
October
3:"
Generai
Head'
HALIFAX,
Nov.
10.
(CP
Rep-
quarters
holds
to
thp
demand
made
resentatlves
of
twelve
thousand
by
it
on
Monday.
September
29
of
miners
of
Nova
Scotia
and
New
this
year,
for
an
Immediate
pears
uronswieit
as
well
as
mine
opera-"
offer
to
the
enemyr
The
offer
found
Its
way.
through
the
United
Stated
ambassador
In
Switzerland,
to
President
Wilson,
but
the
United
;States
executive
would
not
act
Independently
H?
communicated
thej
terms
to
Clem-enceau
of
Prance
and
Lloyd
George
of
England.
Meanwhile
there
was
no
diminution
of
the
furious
attacks
before
which
the
German
Armv
was
reeling.
Its
morale.had
greatly
de
teriorated:
Its
will
to
resist
had
collapsed.
"In
deep
Inwajdarigulsh
I
could
only
say:
There
is
no
hope.
Ger
many
Is
lost."
"
Thui
srrcte
Luden-
dcrff
on
the
conditions
he
had
to
E
JSU't.
rfP9t
TTttVl
nn
O.tAMr
)!
tin
rrr.
3t
5
&SJI.
-3
I
'
Of
Br
.
:
is;
'jt
C
f.:ak'!l
(
icate
them
to
their
Army
Head
quarters
at
Spa,
Belgium.
um.
For
For
this
this
purpose
they
were
route
which
the
enemy's
envoys!
A
lf
J
T
XJ
I
must
take
on
enterfn?
th
Allinrn
nav
Wnru-
-T7-.
1-
----
-
I
I
V
V
Tnev
nan
tn
oHvon.a
tn
rw.-u
1
m.
.
yj
L
outposts
by
the
Chlmay-Fourmies-La
Capelle-Gulse
Road.
There
the
German
delegation
was
met
bv
French
officers
and
conducted
to
the
station
at
Rethondes,
where
Foch's
special
train
was
drawn
up.
ao
of
mllitarv
transport
during
the
war.
has
disclosed
that
on
October
24
he
was
at
the
War
Office,,
"engaged
all
day'
wan,
vatc
jcijerai
tiiaii,
iixing
up
ldea
of
an
armistice
for
the
West-em-'an'd
other
f
rojils'.1,
fl
Germans
Aghast
Sir
Sam
discussed
the
clauses
next
day
with
sir,'
Henry
Wilson,
Chief
of
the
Imperial
General
Staff
I
On
November
4
he
"went
through!
the
terms
of
the
armUtlrp
whfrh
has
been
settled,
it
Versailles
for
presentation
to
th'e
Jpermans
when
they
.give
in
"
,
What
took
place;
at
Rethondes
now
Is
history.
The
Germans
asked
for
an
Immediate
cessation
of
hostilities
which
Foch
peremptorily
re
fused.
The
generalissimo
thpn
tpoh
them
there
would
have
been
regulations
suited
to
the
S
fathS
1?"
5
th'my
the
terms
lmosed
by
con-
in.
i
m
what
conditions
which
exist
here.
WhenPVPr
Wp
coo
11
k,?
th!
UZ
V:
i3
f,"
L
the
Allies,
and
informed
them
these
of
the
permanent
staff
at
Ottawa,
whether
it
be
in
con
T,sUek
JSiFT-
wmld
be
nection
with
aids
to
navigation
or
oftSSof
t'
5
Z
wisdom,
we
increase
our
admiration
for
politicians.
Han-
rASV-
up!
-sought
permission
Si:
H
n
"U"
"TO0h
rules.;
"Why
wouTneT
their!
11
Yr
"a,c
6
jrxinte
nupert
tne
llgnt
at
bon-
question?"
.she
asked
gently.
111a.
rianson
would
not
have
made
such
restrictions
that
At
flrst
Bm
would
not
reply
but
a
boat
cannot
operate
between
the
city
and
the
Salt
I
akes
'
,n
end
lt
seemed
t:
be
almost
carrying
passengers
to
and
from
Prince
Rupert's
favorite,
SfJ
fd
,he,
dut:
by
politicians
instead
.of
by
departmental
heads
who
know
say."
nothing
of
local
conditions.
l
"
r
"i
1
accorded
72
johnny
buades
hours
Hours
grace.
grace,
A
a
messenger
messenger
was
was
des
aes-;
-patched
to
Spa;
and
he
returnedifo
Mou
ihnmninn
on
the
morning
of
November
11.
145
AluW
UlldillUlUII
lartne
with
him
the
unauallfied
acceptance
of
the
Germans.
In
the
railway
car
at
Rethondes
ti
n&tures
wsre
affixed
to
the
35
.
.
v..
wwtuist:
.
1
1.
t.
-
was
now
imnerative.
"Tn
th
r.pr.
.
wherein
Us
have
all
belligerents
no-
Toronto
mart
note
of
Octobe
27
we
capitu-!
tir5ed
ttiat
tne
Great
War
had
end-
tivities.
Valenciennes
had
fallen
I
d&7
Everywhere
the
ffeirf.orsr
enMiorc!
'Ire"
unded
were
being
hurled
back.
On
Nov-
ember
C
It
was
announced
a
Ger-
rr
m
i
man
commission
had
been
aoooint-i
i
1IT1A
rni
I
nn.Hofc
.
-u
n
.o
ucisc
uciw
means
Liicitiii
oi
til
agreement
agreement
'concerning
an,expected
armistice.'
Tc
kvfanrlorl
Vew
Marshal
Foch
communicated
the
xsy
tiAlCIlUCU
1
UI
At
the
request
of
Olof
Hanson
M.P.,
the
time
for
receiving
tenders
for
the
construction
of
an
air
base
at
Aliford
Bay
has
been
extended'
from
Irom
November
November
14
14
to
to
November
November
25
25
In
Great
Britain
thp
tm,
r
,:
armistice
had
been&o'mpleted
sev-'ln
order
to
allow
local
contractors
eral
days
before,
Sir"
Sam
Fave
'
an
PP?rtunlty
to
h-ve
their
tend-
president
of
the
London
and
South
;
"
Dyv
inf
MoXea
tlme'
Western
Raiiwav
.ho,h,H
i,
work
0
be
done
there
ls
the
erec-
in
in
the
direction
."on
of
two
buildings
and
the
con-
struction
of
a
concrete
slip
for
C.
N.
U.
TRAINS
For.
the
East
.
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
-
6
p.m.
From
the
Cast-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
n
Djn.
TO
WOMEN
concerned
with
money
matters
LI
A
i,iUlL
c?de
the
woman
of
lL
ho"""
'
the
eifioutjVe
head
as
well
as
the
heart
of
the
home.
To
oonTve
family
funds;
to
pcod
wisely;
to
Bafeguard
the
r'ewnt
ai.dfulu.T,
welfare
of
the
family
.
.
,
theke,
m
well
fMirely
domestic
rcsfon8ilililies,
are
hers
today.
So
she
uae.
her
bank
.
not
merely
as
a
safe
r.lace
to
keen
Hri
branche.
of
The
RW
Bank
welcome
women',
ccounts.
The
frBooal
attention
of
the
manager
is
available
to
'
women
chents
at
any
time.
Ak
him
for
the,
useful
bookleU
-
Family
Budget
Boot.
Financial
Training
for
your
Son.
and
Daughter.,
THE
ROYAL-
BAN
OF
CANADA
K
I
I
If
Young
Men
Hurt
In
Plane
Crash
i
Getting
Better
CHILLIWACK.
Nov.
10:
CP
j
Enr
Evrf:cld
and
Louis
Mar
it
'
'who
were
injured
last
Thursday
Thn
a
snuil
rasnoplan"
crash...
In
the
malr.
street
here
while
they
Iwere
attamiting
a
forced
imrfing
1
are
making
a
good
recoren
The
owner.
Robert
Kekey.
said
th
I
j
plane
was
being
flown
without
his
l
permission.
Kehey's
home
Is
at
Prince
Rupsrt.
He
Is
the
son
of
Mr
?'nd
Mrs.
G.
A.
Kelsey
TORONTO.
Nov.
10:
CPi
Guades
of
St.
Boniface
is
the
new
bantamweight
boxing
champ
.Causes
of
the
armistice
document
ion
of
Canada.
H
won
lrMu
torv-
wlth
six
hours
allowed
riund
decision
from
Baby
Yack
of
t
eleven
o'clock
on
the
eleventh'
Bowline
StaU$nf?S
cf
the
eleventh
month
"cease
'
...
"
t
Ladies
Leaue
'
Blue
Birds
13
5.
,
Merchantettos
.11
7
R
H
7
iBig
Sisters
3"
9
j
Rangers
.8
o
'Annette's
8
10'
,
Maple
Leafs
9
9
,
Knox
Hotel
2
ltj
ft?
13
11
11,
Horace
Duhamel
Sells
Property
io
0!e
Webstad
H.
A.
Duhamel
has
sold
a
resl-
,Han(l4l
hivinaHt'
mi
6...ntt
A
Wfc.at.ua
au,ybj
uaa
UCICJtbll
AVITU''
8
He.
near
Taylor
Strset
t
Ole
Web-g,
;tacL
The
deal
was
negotiated
2
prlvaiely.
mtt
hi
1
1
1
m
1
fi
iii
1
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or
by
the
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of
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