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DAILY
EDITION
Prince
Rupert's
Opportunty.
ON
WAY
SOUTH
AFTER
ALASKA
HUNTING
TRIP
Power
Yacht
Salmora
Was
in
Port
Last
Night
With
Los
Angeles
Owner
Aborad
The
power
yacht
Salmora
was
Friday,
August
8,
1921.
The
present
is
a
good
opportunity
for
Prince
Rupert
to
get
started
in
the
grain
export
business.
'Victoria
is
making
an
effort
to
get
started.
The
president
of
her
chamber
of
commerce
in
a
recent
press
announcement
uses
the
same
argument
which
would
apply
very
well
to
Prince
Rupert,
he
says:
"During
the
next
few
months
Victoria
will
share
to
a
steadily
increasing
extent
the
business
of
transshipping
freight
from
the
Panama
Canal
route
to
the
British
Columbia
mainland
and
Alberta.
This
is
largely
due
to
the
new
schedule
of
charges
levied
by
the
Vancouver
Harbor
Board
in
order
to
defray
the
enormous
expenditures
that
have
been
made
there.
"Today
Vancouver
has
a
surcharge
on
all
shipping
going
into
that
port
of
10
cents
a
ton
on
tile
tonnage
of
vessels,
30
cents
a
ton
harbor
dues
on
incoming
freight,
00
cents
wharfage,
05
cents
handling
charge,
and
on
outgoing
freight
a
duplication
of
all
these
charges,
constituting
a
total
cost
for
double
transshipment
in
the
port
of
Vancouver
of
$3.30
a
ton.
Advantage
Of
Free
Port
In
Shipping.
"In
contrast
to
that
situation
Victoria
is
practically
a
free
port,
having
no
harbor
dues
and
uo,tonnago
charges.
on
vessels,
continues
Mr.
Schwengers.
Our
only
charge
is
wharfage
at
the
rate
of
50
cents
a
ton
and
handling
charge
00
cents.
"As
an
illustration
of
the
sort
of
trade
we
may
expect,
10,-
000
cases
of
liquor
for
Alberta
vre
handled
at
the
Outer
Docks
last
mouth.
All
outgoing
freight
destined
for
points
east
of
Spence's
Bridge
carries
the
same.
rate
from
Victoria
as
Vancouver.
By
utilizing
the
port
Of
Victoria
instead
of
Vancouver,
.
Alberta
saved
on
that
one
shipment
$1
a
ton,
which
in
'the
aggre
gate
is
an
imposing
figure.
"If
proper"
steps
are
taken
to
bring
lhe.se
facts
.to
the
at
tention
of
the
importers
of
Western
Canada
this
port
will
be
established
as
the
dominant
trans-shipping
port
for
Panama
Canal
freight,
which
today
is
a
tremendous
factor.
It
js
not
necessary
to
draw
on
the
imagination
to
sree-
up
the
situation.
The
Fiirness
Line
has
seen
the
.writing
mi
the
wall
and
is
now
planning
to
make
Victoria
jU
port
of
call
instead
of
Vancouver."
...
.
,
-
...
.
.
Bargains
YOU
WANT
THE
FINEST
CANNED
SALMON
"Rupert
Brand"
Selected
Skeena
Sockeye
For
picnics,
ohoose
"Rupert
Brand"
Salmon.
A
few
tins
in
the
pantry
are
always
handy.
Stock
a
supply
on'your
boat
that's
a
good
idea.
SOLD
EVERYWHERE.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prjnce
Rupert,
B.C.
in
port
last
night
returning
south
with
her
owner,
P.
Hole,
Los
Angeles
-
capitalist,
and
wife
on
hoard,
'They
went
north
some
weeks
ugo
on
a
big-gamie
hunting
I
rip
along
the
Alaskan
coast
ami
had
good
success
a
polar
hear
lining
one
of
the
trophies.
Cant,
Putta
is
the.
skipper
of
the
Salmora
which
is
dcisel
powered.
ing?
that
was
many
years
ago.
THE
DAILY
NEW?
The
Daily
News
The
Man
in
the
Moon
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
SAYS:-
!
TTT
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
Jhe
Prince'
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
WHY
does
Hie
engine
always
H.
P.
PULLEN,
Managing.
Editor.
break
down
when
the
Kills
and
boys
go
joy
riding
in
the
even
ONE
thiny
about
Prince
Ru
pert,
there
is
plenty
of
iarking
space.
D.N'CE
upon
a
time
there
was
a
man
who
was
practically
unknown
ami
who.
went
to
the
bank
find
-borrowed
a
thousand
dollars
without,
secnrily.
Hut
ECONOMY
is
something
'that
a
Scotsman
considers
necessary
but
niost
people
consider
to
be
a
sin.
'
LOVE
is
the
tiling
that
makes
a
girl
marry
a
poor
man
when
a
rich
man
wants
her.
A
VISITOR
went
into
a
store
and
asked
for
something
for
his
cold.
Ho
was
told
that
the
ven
dor's
establishment
was
on
Era
ser
Street.
THE-
mania
women
have
for
sending
'things
back
and
getting
another
in
place
ofil,
is,
said
to
be
extended
to
husbands
as
welj
as
articles
they
get
at
ttie
dry-goods
.establishments.
A
SQUARE
peg
may
not
fit
a
round
bole
but
it
can
always
be
whittled.
LUNCH
is
something
it
takes
an
employee
an
hour
to
enl
whereas
the
boss
can
get
through
in
half
that
time.
"
THINK
about
something
pleas
ant.
Forget
yourself.
.
IF
you
have
an
uncomfortable
bed
don't
destroy
j(
keep
it
for
the
visiting
relatives.
SOME
people
respect
divine
things
and
others
la'ugh
at
peo
pie
with
bobbed
hair.
-
4'
-
THE
codfish
lays
a
million
eggs,
The
helpful
Jien
lays
one,
But
the
codfish
doesn't
cackle
To
in
fonn
us
what
she's
done
Anil
so
we
scorn
the
codfish,
.
The
helpful
hen
we
prize
Which
indicates
to
thoughtful
minds
It
pays
to
advertise.
SMITHERS
J.
R.
Turner,
engineer
in
charge
of
J.
F.
Duthio.'s
mining
interests
in
this
district,
states
that
no
arrangements
have,
been
niajle
as
yet
for
the
re-opening
of
the
Duthie
'mine
under
the
original
management.
The
ore
lead
which
the
men
on
the
Reco-Aspen
mine
have
been
driving
for
the
past
several
months
was
opened
up
last
night
iind
Droved
even
more
satisfac
tory
than
A.
C,
Garde,
wjio
has
the
properly
under
bond,
anticipated
The
lead
was
uncovered
at
a
distance
of
110
feet.
U.
V.
TaylVruidS.
G.
have
taken
over
the
manage
ment
of
the
Smltlirrs
Hotel.
Airs.
E!
E,
Orchard
and
Mrs.
P.
Anderson
(Prince
Rupert)
motored
to
Burns
Lake
this
week.
'
--
C.
E.
Wetherrd,
former
super
intendent
of
the
Duthie
mine,
is
here
winding
up
the
company's
business.
Miss
Linea
Hanson
entertained
a
number
of
girl
.friends
at
a
party
last
Saturday
at
her.
home
at
Iake
Kathlyn.
The
occasion
was
her
'birthday.
Mrs.
George
LitMe
and-family
of
Terrace,
are
visiting
at
Lake
Kathlyn
with
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson.
P,
V
Hankinson
has
arrived
here
fropi
St.
Thomas,
On
I.,
to
visit
with
his
brother,
Dr.
G.
IL
Hankinson,
.
4
r
Charles
Wilson
of
Lake.
Kalh
lyn
left
this
week
to
visit
his
old
home
in
Illinois.
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olof
Hanson
en-
Jorlaine'd
t
bridge
ht
their
(mine
,at
Lake
Kathlyn
Tuesday
night.
i
There
were
six
tables
and
the
prie
winners
were
Mrs.
J.
P.
Kirkpalrick
Vv.
H.
Doodson
and
O.
H,
Wall.
'
Advertise
In
the
Daily
News,
;
ITT
SPECIAL
SELECTED
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
'
I
C0RBYO
CANADIAN
W0UUJBV
nnu
special
Select
established
ill
it
wa
Yin
4
Corbis-iiie
tjuamywni!
a
ifllfflSTTTT
Ml
I
1
of
Canada-Is
found
wherever
a
ood
whisky
is
appre-
,
ciated
-
since
1859,
Bottled
in
Bond
under
Dominion
Government
Supervision
-24
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Gontrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
HritWi
Golu
in
bin.
Make
Better
)Bread
Askour
grocer
for
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
.STANDARD
OP
Q0AL1TY.
f
OR
OVER
50
YtARo-
1
Ten
Years
Ago
j
in
Prince
Rupert
1
August
,8,
1924.
A
united
prayer
service
for
the
British
Empire
Will
be
held
in
the
Empress
Theatre,
next.
week.
Ganon
G.
A.
Rix
will
preside
and
Rev.
J.
F.
Dimmick,
Rev.
W.
W.
Wright,
Rev.
Wi
ICollison
and
Rev.
II,
R.
'
Grant
-will
'participate.
.
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association
Is
issuing
tickets
jwhich
enlUle;
hohlerf
to
freo
treatment
iucfudinfr
.services
of
he
hbuse
doctor
J"
A
ticket
for
one
mprilh
costs
,!t
and
for
six
months,
$5.
The
decision
of
Hie
O.T.P.
to
withdraw
the
steamers
Princo
Rupert
and
Prince
George
from
service
was
protested
against
at
the
meeting
of
the
Board
of
i
Trade.
AN
IRISH
VIEW
"Did
yez
see
this.
Mike?
It
says
here
that
whin
a
mon
loses
j
wan
av
his
sinses
his
oilier'
sinses
gjl
more
developed.
F'rj
instance,
a
blind
luon
gits
more'
sinse-
av
hearing
an'
touch,
an'-
"i
"Sure,
an'
'tis
ipiile
true.
Oi've
noticed
it
meself.
Wiin
a
mon;
has
wan'
lev
shorter
than
thel
other,
begorrd,
the
other
leg's
longer!"
ROTARY
CLUB
SHOWS
'
RESPECT
TO
MEMBER
IN
HIS
BEREAVEMENT
Flegular
Address
Cancelled
Yesterday
and
Instead
Resolution
of
Condolence
Is
Passed
At
the
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
the
regular
address
of
the
day
was
postponed
out
of
respect
for
the
late.
Mrs.
F.
O.
Dawson
anil
In
place
of
it
Rev.
II.
R.
Grant
moved
a
resolution
of
condolence
with
Mr.
Dawson
in
his
bereavement
and
submitted
the
draft
of
a
lel-
I
tor
whicb
was
referred
to
the
'executive
to
be
forwarded.
Tbe
ordinary
'songs
were
omitted.
Dr.
Grant
said
he
had
known
Mrs.
Dawson
for
the
past
ten
years
as
friend
and
minister.
He
knew
her
as
big
hearted
and
i?en.
erous.
He
snokn
of
the
sickness
which
had
'ended
so
suddenly.
He
said
He
roll
sure
they
would
all
enter
into
Hie
bereavement.
Such
a
life
as
(lie
one
Ihev
bad
known
was
bound
In
have
a
reflexive
In.
fluence
and
make
Iho
lives
of
those
who
knew
bet"
more
effective.
She
had
lived
here
with
her
husbniu'l
for
sixteen
years
am
both
had
become
more
honored
liind
'respected
each
year.
Dr.
Kerj?ln,
president
nf
the
club,
spoke
of
the
profound
sor
row
with
which
the
members
had
received
Hie
news.
Most
of
Mietn.
lie
said,
would
wish
o
attend
the
funeral
next
Tuesday.
amatco
I3PLY
COTTONWOOD
VENEER
PANELS
For
panelling
yoiir
rooms
It
rivals
Hie
most
costly
hardwoods.
Rejuvenate
your
Home'
.Quickly
'and
Permanently.
Sole
Agents-
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
BA4.
NOTHING
BETTER
The
Autocrat
of
the
Candy
World.
PURDY'S
CANDY
A
Toothsome
Delight
in
a
Beautiful
nox.
Sole
Agents
PRINCE
RUPERT
CIGAR
STORE
WE
CASH
CHEQUES,
There
are
many
things
the
Manager
of
the
Union
Bank
can
help
ypii
with-
Hi
daily
contact
with
business'
problems
enables
him
to
give
you
competent
advice.'
He
will
gladly
do
it.
UNION
BANK
PF-
CANADA
Prlnc
Rupert
Branch.
A.
T.
Broderick,
Mng'