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WITH
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DIVISION
g
Watermsin's
Carried
by
thousands
ia
the
1st
Division,
the
Canadian
Navy
and
snocbers
of
the
R
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it
is
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choice
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the
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OF
ALL
THE
NEW
WATERMAN
PENS
AND
PENCILS
AT
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
Newa
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
duin:
the
tame.
District
News
I
Work
Proceeding
On
Hunter
Basin
Mining
Property
Minister
of
Public
Works
In
Interior
SMITHFRS.
SeDt.
26.
Hon.
C.
S.
heir
'
i
-.
Phone
651
for
Free
Delivery
Insist
on
LUCKY
LAGER
The
Champagne
of
lletri
Let
your
own
taate
Irllynu
the
tlilTrrrnce
Ix-lwcrn
Lucky
I
jigcr
anil
onllnhry
lr
it
coat
no
more.
Xm?lt
m)ny
ihrM
olhrr
malt
bttmragett
ntiMLR
nun
ntBTONtTpoALK
flLYFK
sriiING
STOUT
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Vanrousrr
Victoria
IS'evr
Weatmlntler
M.J
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
f
P-;jSh
Cc
fumbia.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thurid.7.Stpl,a,,lr
SMJTHERS
Mr.
McDonald
and
family
have
arrived
la
Smuhc;s
from
Prince
Rupert
to
take
up
re:iience
here.
Mr.
McDonald
is
clerk
to
Road-
master
R.
C.
Davidson,
taking
over
SMITH
ERS,
Sept.
26.-Work
on
a
jeiinquslvd
by
Stanley
the
mining
road
from
the
Telkwa
Noble
who
has
been
transferred
to
Collieries
to
the
Hunter
Basin
mine,
Edmonton.
,
15
miles
south
of
Telkwa,
is
pro-
V
ceeding
at
a
fast
pace,
being
helped
along
by
the
extremely
fine
wea-
Frank
Foster
returned
home
ther
that
has
prevailed
throughout
fron
a
trip
south
a
few
days
ago.
he
past
four
or
five
weeks.
Mrs-
Fofttr
and
their
daughter.
It
is
expected
that
machinery
will
Dorothy,
have
remained
behind
at
be
taken
to
the
property
as
soon
as
Port
Hanasy
far
th;
time
being
on
the
road
is
finished
and
that
a
fair-
arr,Bnt
o
the
illness
of
Mrs.
sized
crew
of
men
will
be
nut
to
Foster
f4hr
who
recently
met
work
at
the
property
which
Is
ertou
mishap
when
hit
by
showing
uo
well
under
the
develop
a
motor
on
the
highway
near
ment
work
being
carried
out
by
the
hls
homc
a
Port
Haney.
enwrst
neople
under
the
direction
f
Mr.
Tomlinson.
M.E.
W.
V.
Tomlinson.
who
motored
south
to
Vernon
a
short
time
ago,
taking
his
son,
Raymond,
back
to
school
there,
has
returned
and
reports
that
Vernon,
Revelstoke
and
other
place
in
the
south
art
booming
and
that
it
is
frequently
J
impossible
to
obtain
accomodation
i
at
any
hotel
in
those
places.
i
Oswald
H.
HcsWns
and
family
.
-d
.
c.mi...,.
.
,eft
m
M'Jla
morning
foaan
ex-
'
WUfcJVtf
AUbOUa)
trU&tUiCl
with
'
M.
M.
Connelly.
MX.J.
for
"
tended
motor
trip
to
the
south
i
.
.
.
.
ana
to
Duncan
on
Vancouver
Isl
Mm
throueh
the
district.
E-
T.
Kennedy,
MIA
arrived
here
'-om
Terrace
yesterday
morning
to
-iect
the
minister
and
to
aceom-"nv
him
thnmh
the
Skeena
rid--7
Rnd
to
nointout
the
Immediate
ifo-
h'
"'-'tt'tuency
in
"10
?rav
of
roads
and
bridges.
TOYDOV
SeDt.
28:
CP)
uac
ilirjr
m
Trot,
Willi
and
Mrs.
S.
H.
Hoskins.
nave
alde4
lnvadin-?;
parachutists,
ads.
Do
you?
Andlhpn
.-
A
,he
next
card
fib
SnHntopfaee-.
that's
uclcy.
A,bwfctPirMei
ecamPa3ne
A
flavour
,al
you,
ntaSa;n
A"d
W
on
fcand
'iiain
L..
iii
.
.
w
.
Mi
TOOK
IT
TOO
HARD
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENOLAND,
Sept.
2:
CP)
When
a
British
ffreup
captain
threatened
an
allied
foreign
!eion)
airman
with
court-martial
the
man
fell
in
a
faint.
It
wa.
explained
in
his
country
it
-y.ii-tR
wh-"
had
left
their
;
1,163111
conviction
and
death.
w'vle
n"qtenrifd
retnrnd
to
'
find
tha-
he
police
had
deflated
-aa
nt
classified
vOFBEHc.
kissyour;
TIRED
FEELING
GOODBYE!
Peplets
Many
Suffer
Low
Blood
Count
And
Don't
Know
It,
The
baSUiaa'
thinf
about
low
blood
roust
U
that
you
raa
writh
about
aa
mora
at
yea
im
dM
nn
look
hraltkr
aad
stratis.
yrt
you
can
fed
as
if
you
had
taut
ia
your
led.
dopey,
tired
and
prplaaa.
Lew
wood
rouat
mrana
you
hareal
rot
mould
red
blood
eorpuarle.
It
I
(Ml
vital
Job
to
carry
llfa-ciTiac
oxygea
from
your
luasa
tkimurkout
your
body.
A
ad
jut
as
It
takra
oiyrea
to
explode
raaoliae
ia
your
car
aad
mate
the
power
to
turn
the
vheela,
a
you
moat
have
pleaty
of
oiyrea
to
explode
the
enerry
ia
your
body
aad
give
you
going
poer.
Get
Dr.
William,
rink
Kile
today.
They
are
worU-famoua
for
the
Kelp
they
girt
la
lacreaaing
the
number
aad
aWenrta
of
red
corpuoriea.
Then
uith
your
blood
count
up.
you'll
feel
like
hounding
up
the
b
lairs
at
if
yen
were
foaling
oa
air.
Ask
your
druggist
lor
Dr.
Williams
Knk
fills
today.
VANDERHOOF
S.
R.
Heal,
representative
of
the
British
Cciu'
-.bia
Pea
Growers'
Ltd.
w.th
h?adqrtrs
at
Armstrong,
spent
last
week
in
the
Nechako
Valley
inspecting
the
seventy
aires
under
pea
cultivation
in
the
district.
He
said
that
the
crop
compared
favorably
with
that
of
any
other
irctlon
of
the
province.
J.
Travis,
district
agriculturalist.
Prince
George,
accompanied
Mr.
Heal
on
his
trip.
VERDICT
OF
;
AC0MTTAL
"le
Ostheri:
Found
Not
Guilty
of
Manslaughter
by
Assize
Court
Jury
Last
Nijht
After
fifteen
minutes'
delibera-lon.
a
lury
at
the
Supreme.
Court
'ssize
hrre
last
night
returned
a
verdict
of
acquittal
in
a
case
in
hich
Ole
Ostberg
was
charged
th
manslauhter
in
connection
vlth
the
death
on
Ssventh
Avenue
icar
Seal
Cove
on
July
18
of
O'.of
N'ygard
when
struck
by
an
automo-iie
belonging
to
accused.
Hearing
(
the
case
had
occupied
all
afternoon
and
evening.
Mr.
Justice
H.
B.
Robertson
was
the
presiding
Judge.
W.
O.
Fulton
was
crown
prosecutor
with
T.
W.
Brown
appearing
as
defence
counsel
The
jury
consisted
of
Hubert
Ward,
A.
C.
Cameron,
David
Scott,
M.
M.
McLaughlan,
Fred
Nash,
S.
3.
Hunter.
H.
A.
Breen,
W.
W.
Bowes,
A.
R.
Brown,
Leon
Dut
ton,
F.
C.
Eadie
and
James
Oowans.
Witnesses
were
F.
M.
Oood,
Dr.
R.
O.
Large,
Julia
Intermela.
Private
McMynn.
Constable
D.
D.
Mc-Indoo
end
T.
A.
Stewart.
Evidence
at
the
trial
was
similar
to
that
at
the
inquest
and
preliminary
trial.
The
crown
endeavoured
to
hold
that
accused
wat
responsible
for
the
accident'
through
having
taken
the
car
out
while
under
the
Influence
of
liquor
although
he
was
not
actually
driving
at
the
time,
a
girl.
Norma
Cary.
having
taken
over
the
wheel
at
the
time.
The
Judge,
in
discharging
Ost-berg,
pointed
out
to
him
the
danger
of
driving
under
the
condition
of
the
night
in
question
and
corn-Tented
that
accused
was
fortunate
that
he
did
not
happen
to
have
been
actually
drlvine
at
the
time.
Also
ArnuiUed
The
case
of
Rufu.
White,
Indian,
hireed
with
breaking
into
the
city
ail
in
the
endeavour
to
liberate
a
'rrlf
rner.
was
heard
today
and
also
-esulted
in
acquittal.
It
was
announced
last
night
by
he
crown
prosecutor.
W.
O.
Fulton,
'hat
there
would
be
no
prosecution
In
the
case
of
Peter
Kucharsky,
cnarged
with
theft
of
$imo
from
a
fish
packer.
Weather
Forecast
General
sj-nopsis
The
pressure
IS
lOW
West
Of
Vancouver
T1nnrl
anH
relatively
high
over
eastern
Bri-
.
sr
t.
a
ioiumoia.
Tne
weather
has
been
fair
and
warm
over
the
interior
but
remains
cool
and
foggy
on
tne
coast.
West
Coast
Of
Vancouver
Tclonrf
Moderate
southeast
winds,
mostly
mi
uuu
cooi
wiw
log
and
light
showers.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Moderate
northeast
Tunas,
cloudy
and
cool
with
Mrs.
Ronald
Lane
and
'daughter,
Patricia,
returned
home
nn
th
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
hav
ing
spent,
tne
past
month
visiting
relatives
In
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
"OUR
TOWN"
SHOWING
Distinctive
Picture
Is
Current
F
Feature
At
Capitol
Theatre
Here
With
an
impressive
cast
which
includes
William
Holden,
Martha
Scott,
Frank
Craven,
Fay
Bainter,
Thomas
Mitchell,
Ouy
Kibea,
Beu-lah
Bondi
and
Stuart
Erwin.
the
screen
production
of
the
prize
play
"Our
Town"
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
her:
tonight
and
tomorrow.
I
The
story,
as
many
who
harj
read
the
play
know,
is
of
highly
emotional
character,
depleting
many
phases
and
individual
characters
In
town
life.
Considerable
photographic
ingenuity
has
been
displayed
in
delineating
the
story.
The
whole
pictorial
element,
as
a
matter
of
fa:t.
receives
heavy
:
emphasis.
i
The
transposition
from
one
period
of
time
to
another
has
been
handled
in
.he
picture
exactly
as
it
was
on
the-
sts.-re.
I
The
picture
is
distinctive
In
many
ways
and
his
brn
uni""
much
discussion
because
of
its
many
novel
features.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
y,
,
The
holding
of
a
school
of
navigation
here
during
th
coming
winter
is
under
consideration,
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert.
the
harbor
master.
stat?s
but
wh"her
cr
not
r
will
be
conducted
depends
largely
upon
the
number
of
prospective
students.
John
rr-i
R.
f
Eyfsn
are
In
port
for
the
wintr
wih
the
tro'l-ing
boat
Iectend
aftr
havin-;
a
good
season's
trolling
tn
Hccat?
Straits
and
on
waters
outs'de
of
North
Island.
The
gross
fo-
th-seasbn
was
som?
$5000.
Mid-season
there
was
good
success
with
cohoes
despite
a
slow
start
and
a
wind-up
which
could
not
bi
de
scribed
as
unduly
profitable.
CNJt.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
,
capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
port
,
at
12:30
noon
yesterday
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
(Falls
and
sailed
at
7
last
evening1
tor
Ketchikan
and
Stewart
wfwpce
she
wtll-xptnrn
hcretili
evening
.southbound.
.
ft
Ujj;
'
.
An
Unusual
Route
I
ny
II.
F.
PL'LLEN
j
Lost
wc?k
I
took
a
h3l!day
in
the
interior
following
an.
unusual
route.
My
first
call
was
at
Skeena
Crossing
whf-re
I
arrived
very
early
in
the
morning.
Intending
to
spend
the
night
at
Pratt's
Hotel.
Unfortunately
Mr.
Pratt
does
not
cater
to
transients
In
fact
h
does
inot
do
a
hotel
business
but
Just-I
conducts
the
rvirf
nrrico
j
f
-
-J
...
w
Cl
.11.
,
little
general
store.
At
four
in
the
morning
th
place
"was
securely
locked
and
no
amount
of
hammering
on
the
door
could
rouse
the
iFroprletor.
There
was
nothing
for
it
but
to
go
to
the
village
of
Kltzegukla.
a
mile
and
a
half
away.
That
was
not
far
to
walk
but.
in
the
dark
and
fog
and
with-
j
,otit
knowing
the
way.
It
was
not
rr;
i
easy
as
It
might
seem.
Not
a
j
soul
was
stirring.
However.
I
happily
jtook
the
right
turning
and
ar-l
rived
at
the
vlllaee
lust
as
rinv'
was
beginning
to
break.
The
first'
house
could
not
take
me
in
but'
the
next
was
the
hosnitable
of
-Envoy
Simon
Turner
of
the
Salvation
Army
and
there
I
had
a
couple
or
hours
sleep
before
breakfast.
The
village
is
a
Dlcturesnii
nm
on
the
highway
from
Hazfitin
in
iKltwanza
and
T
tivprl
.m
.
.
-
J
hic
UJlbll
he
afternoon,
meeting
some
of
.4V.-
rit.
.
,nc
uaiiy
jxews
reaaers
and
add-jlnt
a
few
more
to
the
list.
They
tcld
me
that
Kltzegukla
had
a
total
population
of
about
ann
a-
itlve
peoples
with
a
sehnni
nt
,half
a
hundred
children,
about
as'
wiuc
as
cniiaren
ana
over,
a
aozen
autos,
some
of
them
quite
new.
acquired
since
the
close
of
the,
fishing
season.
The
local
affairs
of
the
village1
are
controlled
bv
jaistiiiK
of
Chler
Mosea
Jones,.
Bert
in..
II
at
ueu,
Aurea
MCDames,
Peter
Mork,
Sam
Wesley
and
Joe
Brown.
1
ims
viiiuk
ct.r,
((t1F
AS
HUMAN...
As
Yourself!
Directed
ll
v
4
L
.
.
...
a.t
ua
-c
Mr.
Chipo
The
Pulitzer
Pri2,
mt
Way...
Town
It's
a
real
hum
.
and
h;
plar
-.trtJ
lljthlins
-
sahSpwP
A;
n
v
Cffiirai.
Thry
t
Skoena
Cro's.v
;
ithat
no
eai;biu'
there.
Letters
r
teken
through
come
back
on
:h
rvrr
they
ap'
r
Nws
when
!t
4hese
villagers
hav
th
caper
for
m.r.
My
chJef
p'"1
11
vUH-eiof
Ki'v
'
-l-hVt
Klfv
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