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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
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EDITORIALS
BROADEN
OUT
There
is
always
a
tendency
f
r
people
living
in
a
city
that
is
the
central
point
in
a
large
district
to
get
to
feel
that
the
city
is
the
district
and
that
they
are
entitled
to
speak
'for
the
whole.
We
often
think
that
Vancouver
people
are
that
way
and
that
they
do
not
know
about
outside
points
and
do
not
care.
For
that
reason
it
is
a
good
thing
for
people
to
visit
their
neighbors
on
the
outside
and
learn
their
viewpoints,
study
their
problems
and
try
to
bring
about
more
or
less
co-operative
efforts
in
the
interests
of
all.
;
Take
as
an
example
the
town
of
Stewart.
There
the
people
have
a
feellne
that
Prince
Rupert
is
not
sufficiently
interested
in
their
Mezfadin
Lake
highway
problem
and
ip
their
efforts
to
secure
the
featuring
of
the
Chickamin
Qlwor
as
a
tour'af
attraction.
There
also
is
great
disap-j
pomtipent
that
the
Prince
Rupert
businessmen
did
not
this.
year
organize
an
excursion
trip
to
Stewart
to
get
in
touch
with
the
peonle
and
see
for
themselves
"'hat
tho
nlace
has
to
offer
tourists,
investors
and
others.
Thev
think
that
no
effort
made
to
fecure
a
favorable
renlv
to
their"
invi
tation.
Had
there
been
an
excursion
from
Prince
Rupert?
it
would
have
evoked
a
splendid
response
on
the
part
of'
the,
Stewart
people.
,
j
It
was
pointed
out
that
Stewart
did
not
.wish
to
be
.ini
competition
with
Ketchikan
in
that
respect.
What
they!
expected
was
at
least
a
visit
from
the
businessmen
of
Prince
Rupert
and
especially
from
those
who
traded
very
considerably
with
the
people
of
the
Portland
Canal
centre.
INTERIOR
CONDITIONS
What
is
true
of
Stewart
is
also
true
of
interior
points
and
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
It
is
a
huge
territory
and
the
people
are
always
glad
to
welcome
visitors.
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
never
visit
any
of
these
points
but
when
they
get
a
holiday
they
go
away
to
California
or
some
other
part
of
the
world.
There
can
never
be
anyi
community
of
effort
in
the
north
unless
the
people
of
the;
north
visit
back
and
forth.
Outside
people
come
to
Prince'
Rupert
but
only
a
few
Prince
Rupert
people
visit
the
out-
lying
sections
of
the
district
in
order
that
they
may
study
i
its
resources
and
capabilities.
A
change
in
this
respect
would
be
well
worthy
of
consideration.
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or
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d'oeuvre
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pert
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British
Columbia
New
Army
Head
Was
Busy
Here
Briradirr
and
lr.
Glltiiighar.i
Hart
Afliw'
Week-end
'der
gave
a
very
Interesttnj
and
helpful
address.
At
night
every
available
seat
was
taken
for
the
final
meeting
of
of
Kake.
Alaska.
Brigadier
Gilllng-ham
took
as
his
subject
"Christ.1
the
Water
of
Life"
and.
from
h'.s
Own
experience
of
over
thirty
years
i
as
a
Salvation
Army
officer,
drew
I
many
apt
and
Interesting
Hlustra-
j
tions.
I
The
service
was
brought
to
a;
conclusion
with
a
short
sacred
musical
program,
Those
taking
.part
Included
Captain
and
Mrs.
Richard
Newton,
Mrs.
Adjutant!
Howard
Fisher,
Captain
and
Mrs
Ivan
Halsey
and
Ruth
and
Jones.
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
Gillingham
left
later
In
the
evening
aboard
the
Catala
td
visit
points
where
the
Army
is
at
work
on
the
Naas
River.
o
-
on
tl
.TTtK
DAO.T
ITSW
Maple
Leafs
Win
Football
Defeated
Hearer
TV
t
Nil
King
Edward
Sciiuol
Leaxue
niICd
m
-
in
Hamilton,
S;
Montreal
Royals.
0.
U.
S,
FOOTBALL
Corden.
33;
Ohio
State.
14.
Georgia
Teeh.
7::
Auburn.
6.
Tennessee.
1":
Mercer,
0.
Harvard,
0;
Dartmouth,
16.
Notts
Dame,
7:
Carnfft
Tech.
6.
Michigan,
21;
Yale.
7.
Foidham.
16:
Davidson,
0.
Holy
Cross.
27:
Colgate.
7.
Villa
nova.
7;
Arkansas.
0.
Oregon
State.
13:'
Washlnatrm
Orace
SteUt
0.
Kentucky,
21:
Xavter.
0.
New
HamsMhire.
22:
Vermont,
7.
Professional
Cleveland.
14:
Pittsburg.
14
tie
Detroit
Uon.s
10
Chtcajr
SMITHERS
MEETINGS
Surcfvsful
Teachers
Convent
iuu
Held
At
Interior
Town
The
Mfwd
earn
of
the
King
Ed-
Returning
from
Sratthert
IftaktkiikL
It
on
ward
School
football
aeries
resulted
oatnrHav
nvmirnt
where
he
had
'
in
another
wjft
for
the
Maple
Leafs
represented
the
UrttUh
Columblr.
Brigadier
J.
T.
GUlingbam,
new
over
Bam4fter
a
keenly
foufht
Teachera"
Federation
at
the
Skeena-
i
divisional
commander,
of,
the
Sa
vation
Army
for
Notihern
flrlsh
Columbia
and
Alaska
bltlslon.
and
Mrs.
Gilllnsham
spent
a
rery
busy
Ulnie
while
in
the
cly
over
the
week-end
visiting
the
local
Corps
Friday
night
a
special
your
peoples'
meeting
was
held
which
iwas
well
attended.
Brlgaditr
011-lingham
addressed
a
pubMc
fathering
on
Saturday
night
Services
on
Sunday
reached
a
high
peak
as
far
as
attendances
were
concerned.
Mrs.
Dillingham
gave
ah
address
in
the
aiorn-
Jng
service
on
the
subject
"The
Highway
of
Holiness."
maUh
by
Jv.tr,
goal
to
nil.
Both
Onilnrca
Teachm'
GanvtrvUarv.
J.
Roals
were
scared
by
Tommy
Pll-
g.
Wilson
hd
nothing
but
prate
fold.
,,1
for
the
two-day
assmbly.
Teams
were
as
follow:
The
chief
speakers
Included
Dr.
Beavers
Main;
Aid.
B.
Gomez:
II.
B.
King,
chief
inspector
far
th
T.
Ormiston.
R.
Murray.
Red
Pierre,
province.
Professor
O.
M.
Shrum
J
Bond.
J.
Hautran.
iMr
Huay,
O-
and
Kenneth
P.
Caple
of
the
ex-Anderson.
B.
prince.
H.
Mtnales
tension
department
of
the
Univer-and
C
pllfold.
slty
of
BritUh
Columbia.
C.
J.
Maok
LeafsJ.
Princr
Robert
Frederickaon.
insoeetor
of
the
Bartlett.
I
Jftr
W.
Rnl.
F
Prince
Oeorge
dtstrttt.
Mr.
SUJ-Grlmble.
N.
SheVpanl:
P.
Vlln.
A
ford,
inspector
of
th
Smlther
Bawhaw.
A.
Arntsen.
O.
Hansen.
T.
dtatrlct.
Ml
Jwnette
Sarent.
PWold.
librarian
from
Prtwce
George.
Mr.
Joe
Davk
was
referee.
Wlhm
and
Dent
Smith,
wo-
The
next
game
will
be
between
.Taohlcal
repreaentatlre
frost
the
Reaver
and
the
Wanderers
J'nnce
ueorge
A
large
crowd
of
young
people
both
of
whom
tv
bean
beaten
by
gathered
for
the
rally
in
the
after-
the
Maple
Lmti.
I
noon
when
the
divisional
comman-
CANADIAN
FOOTHALh
fit
ration
wrinh
Diriftri
M
'mmn
-
a
i
ma
In
addition
to
vivin
the
princi
pal
address
at
the
Thursday
afternoon
seafon.
Mr.
WMon
also
;
spoke
at
the
trabHc
meeimg
and
'at
the
official
banquet.
Vernon
Crockett
was
chairman
Winnipeg
Blue
Bombers,
16;
Re-
at
the
various
meetings
and
r-
.,,.
v,h
fn.r-
ma
Rou?n
Riders,
a
MHed
how
at
the
first
convention
inrJr
r,t
in
th
vrrlre
lnrludin
"
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mere
iiiifrn
years
ago
.Mr.
wiwon
"
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to
Argonauts,
is.
had
been
very
active.
Addresses
of
welcome
were
given
by
L.
H.
Ken-ney
on
behalf
af
the
Villa
Commissioners
of
Smlthrrs
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Brummitt
of
the
Smlther
Blrchall
gave
the
Invocation.
A.
D.
Jones,
principal
of
Smlthers
elementary
schools.
plied
to
the
addresses
and
also!
I
,preslded
at
several
meetings,
.
The
success
of
the
convention
'was
largely
due
to
the
very
suc-rcessful
organization
and
arrangements
made
by
Mr.
Crockett
and
.
F
McCague
the
energetic
secret-j
ary-treosurer.
Demonstrations
were
given
bv
pupils
under
F
McCatrue.
A
D
Jones.
P
Glover,
who
was
gsneral
Bears,
accompanist.
Miss
Doodson.
Mbu
Carpenter
and
Miss
Evelyn
Olraart
GREATEST
HALLOWE'EN
ikichUclAmeueLkadl
sure
to
have
Plenty
of
CAN
house
on
Ilullotvc'en
.
.
.
i
party
applet
at
the
door
s
table.
IMav
annle
red
applet
go
well
with
the
ith
orange
liatn
and
hi
with
apples
right
Th
now
e
Government
grades
of
EXTRA
FANCY
Inrlu.l,.
miii.I,
lian!plrkrj
applr
nftool
ir
lor
the
variety.
Irro
from
nw-rt
im-.U
anil
nrarlirallr
frre
xliwaM-anil
minor
Mrml.lira.
'e
applra
&re
aizfxl
arrtinllng
In
rlfty.
General
Hornby
Is
City
Visitor
A
I)
IAN
AIMM.KS
In
your
MftwrV
Make
in
the
pantry,
anil
.
.
.
give
apple
prizes!
Kvv
lildren
.
,
.
they
go
well,
BUg
k
cats.
The
utoreM
are
jfPv"'
the
world's
finest.
Wkft
Canadian
Aitplea
aret
"FANCY"
Inrlii.lea
M.n.l,
h.n.U
fMffi
I
p!
til
applnt
of
fair
c.l.iir
fr
Ali-'J?
VI
llif
tarlrly
ami
prarllralljr
trm
M
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W
lu
fntn
iIIm-mm.
anl
oilier
Injury.
CniV
ui
1
li
applra
err
ll
ai
iimlin:
to
BKY
2T
t
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DOMINION
DEPARTMENT
OF
ACltlCt
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trrTAVTA
MH-
V4
alakl
m?m
"Mala
aiB
$
Cap."
Here
In
connection
with
the
pro
motion
of
his
well
known
British
land
settlement
scheme.
Brigadier
l
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y.
ocfijw.
.
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SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
A
hlthly
intcfc
,
i
enlng
concert
wit
ixld
adlsn
Legion
Ha
a
i.
werr
125
men
ir.
f
u
M,
L
Hornby
of
LethbrWge.
Alberta.
evenln
"1
I
!
Another
Sunday
Concert
Enjoyed
arrived
in
the
slty
on
iworaay
Among
thf
ur1
,,
,
nlaht's
train
from
Smlthers
and
n
PrintiM
ir
.
c
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.
.
School
Board
while
Rev.
J.
E.,w!
leave
bf
this
evenings
train
r
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Mb
return
home.
Brigadier
Durnford
tn
Hornby
sees
no
reason
why
the
war
th,
o
Qupf
re-
should
mean
the
nostoofitment
of
f
i-i
'
juircinj
vrurr
lAajjL
JtTi
!k
hni
h
h,.uu,.....
...
unnire.
were
thf-
ust-da
deef,
he
sees
where
It
mWhl
be
evening.
'
speeded
up
through
the
migration
uni.
h
.
,
dkK
from
Bntland
of
DortUllr
dUabled
lh
T"
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minir
inS
rVM
a
L
soldiers
who
farmers.
would
make
good
HALLOWEEN
APPLES
the
creaongly
intere
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ma
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On
Friday
night
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Horn-
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,
w",tom
by
wms
In
session
at
Smlther
with
-
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,
.
live
last
nltht
:-
in
Kiiirirv
vaurv
iiutric
Hurn
...
of
Trade
and
yesterday
conferred
with
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
rf
Commerce
FOR
SALE
NEW
America;
r
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ones
and
three-
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SALE
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