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L
vsi:m
AMALGAMATION
OF
RAILWAYS
IS
DISCUSSED
Globe
Is
Averse
to
Giving
up
Na
tional
System
Until
Given
Further
Tral
A
Senate
commute
has
report
ed
in
favor
of
an
administrative
merger
of
the
Canadian
National
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Flail-ways,
says
the
Toronto
Globe.
It
uggests
that
the
two
systems1
lo
placed
under
the
management
of
a
board
of
fifteen
diroclors,
five
(o
be
named
by
Hie
Canadian
acific
and
five
ly
t
lie
Federal
oyernment,
these
ten
to
choose
five
other
capable
men.
The
.P.H.
would
be
guaranteed
a
stock
dividend,
and
the
capitali
zation
of
the
C.N.
II.
would
be
re
vised-
Any
surplus
after
meeting
the
(i.lUt.
uiviilpnd
would
be
paid
to
the
government.
Ff
and
when
the
amount
so
paid
to
the
government
constituted
a
divi-ilvnd
on
the
new
C.N.
II.
capitalization
equal
to
that
of
t
lip
CP.
II.,
any
further
surplus
would
he
divided
between
the
two
systems
in
the
ratio
of
their
valuations.
Look
Askance
The
Canadian
people
will
In
slinetively
look
askanmi
at
any
project
cmahalimg
from
the
Son-ate
because
of
the
Lias
of
the
majority
of
that
body
against
public
ownership.
lie
fore
reaching
conclusions
they
would
like
to
know
what
Sir
Henry
Thorn-Ion
told
the
Senate
committee.
They
have
confidence
in
his
judgment,
and
are
certain
that
lie
has
the
interests
of
the
National
system
at
heart.
He
lias
publicly
favored
the
widest
an,dj
ciosesi
ro-operaiion
oi
me
iwo
railways,
and
lias
admitted
that
their
amalgamation
would
produce
even
greater
economies.
He
has
not,
'however,
indicated
the
form
which,
in
his
opinion,
such
a
union
should
take.
The
Ren-
ate
scheme
is
a
modification
pf,
.,
.
.
,
,
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......
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li..
La
1
(i
I
n
T.fiPil
i
i.u.....ru
inn
.atu
mu
Shaughnessy
In
1920.
thoughi
the
Granil
Trunk
had
nol
lien.
been
acquired
by
the
government,
and
be
recommended
that
it
re-
main
in.
the
hands
pf
jls
private
vindc
,,0Qr9
,,
othP
owners.
Like
tb?i
Senatg
convjof
(lie
l
rAietur
"
iniini',
ue
i
qpoiiint;iiiieM
,ii'm
a1
a
conunion
or
union
neiween
ujq
C.p.U.
anil
the
.National
Sylem
Ihe
C.P.ll.
shareholders
be
Hiiieeu
in
perpeiuuy
n
nxeq
annual
dividend,
to
be
supidemenl-ed
by
a
further
payinepl
when
I
lie
whole
property
was
yjelding
n
specified
return.
The
land
and
other
exlranepus
asnels
of
tle
C.P.U.,
apart
fnim
tl0
railway
'itself,
wpulfl
Jio
segregated,
ami
ndminislered.
by
a
separaie
board,
am
the
existing
C.'.ll.
mannge-menl
would
be
retained
to
operate
the
railway
for
the
Canadian
people.
Different
Scheme
The
Senale
scheme,'
unlike
Lord
Shatiighncssy's
does
notj
confT-mplale
the
transfer
of
the
(National
system
to
Iho
C.P.H.,
but
it
would
be.
virtually
the
end
of
the
experiment
in
nalionaliza-
liou.
The
new
administration
would
be
a
hybrid,
a
mixture,
of
public
and
private
ownership
and
operation
probably
never
tried
before.
There
would
be
no
!
objection
to
the
change
if
il
were
'
economically
sound,
and
if
sonic
jwny
were
found
to
protect
lhe
I
public
against
Iho
abuses
of
monopoly,
but
unless
Sir
Henryj
Thornton
is
convinced
that
there,
is
no
future
for
the
National
liaivays
as
a
separate
epiy
um
he
jias
said
nothing
publicly
that
would
lead
the
counlry
tp
think
he
was
discouraged
public
opinion
will
view
the
Senate's
proposals
as
entirely
pre-
mature.
In
1923
the
improve
ment
in
fie
finances
of
the
National
was
almost
revolutionary.
This
year
there
is
the
promise
of
n
prnn
ennnllin'?'
1
1,
n
ff
nf
Iw-n
years
ago.
and
it
will
be
prising
if
there
is
not
a
corresponding
improvement
in
railway
earnings.
The
reorganized
C.N.H.,
now
in
the
highest
state
of
efficiency,
wilb
an
executive
staff
i
1
1
j
I
i
nix
.
.
1
F
1
1.
.
,:h..i
with
Ihe
spirit
of
emulation
apd
'
j
ai.r.,,!
i...
i
!
trial
under
the
more
favorable
conditions
on
which
the
country
is
entering.
ARK
IS
TO
BE
PULLED
DOWN
Condemned
As
Unf
cm
To
A.
S.
Lewis
for
Removal.
An
old
landmark-
is
soon
lo
disappear.
The
Ark.
as
Ihe
building
at
the
corner
of
Third
avenue
and
Mcllride
si
reel
has
recently
been
called,
will
shortly
be
torn
down.
Or
reeem
years
Ibis
building
lias
been
the
target
tif
(he
lour-is
camera,
and
the
cause
of
considerable
comment
by
strang
ers
in
the
city
because
of
its
resling
tin
si
ills,
and
being
so
nolicciibly
braced,
and
possibly
there
are
not
a
very
greal
num-
jber
in
the
cily
today
who
can
re
call
when
this
building'
was
on
old
Centre
street
and
was
occupied
as
Ihe
Hank
of
Commerce.
It
also
at
one
lime
served
as
Ihe
I
city
hall,
before
it.
was
removed1
lo
jls
present
location,
where
il
was
first
used
as
an
office
for
the
well-known
firm
of
Iliilchie
and
Agnew,
land
surveyors.
As
a
boarding
house
some
of
the
bank
boys
and
younger
gen-evajion
in
Ihe
cily
at
that
time
niade
their
headquarters
in
Ihe
building.
It
was
during
this
period
that
il
was
called
"The
Ark,"
land
Harrison
Rogers,
a
former
architect
of
Ihe
cily,
who
de
signed
the
Itaptisl
church,
paint
ed
the
name
in
full
view
on
the
rrlficu
i
ti
Mm
nnl
fit
tiin
itir
ftf
'
.
,..
.,
,,
.
,
'
,
recent
years
'
t
has
not
been
in-
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Inlln-I..
u
,
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c
;
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i.
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V
1
11(1?
IMIUpllV
III'
building
and
is
engaged
at.
the
present
time
in
removing
Iho
it
parts
j1P
g.
S.
Prince
Hupprt
with
..mmm
.on
board.
j
,10rl
a,im,
on
this
morning.
Most
of
the
passen
gers
are
making
the
round
trip
to
Alaska.
D?
WATSONS
StoUT
,
oyi-t
distributors
M
.ALLEN
&r
CO
Toronto
Canada
Great
Britain
right
rwived
SONS
OF
CANADA
BEAT
GYROS
7
TO
5
at
Acropolis
Grounds
Too
Place
of
Regular
League
Fixture.
The
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Gyros
played
a
practise
game
of
traschall-
Fast
nighl
on
the
Aero
.
i.
l
:
II
:
li
i
r,
j
.
.
a"'1
,m'
"r
T
loi"l"P
wlH'
Ho
score
7-5
at
the
,
end
of
six
innings.
The
Saw
Mill,
who
were
scheduled
lo
play
the
Gyros,
were
unable
to
field
a
team,
and
the
Sons
of
Canada
hastily
gathered
their
team
together
in
order
that
Ihe
fans
who
would
go
lo
reropolis
Hill
would
nol
be
disappointed.
.
11
was
pfcsibly
due
lo
Ihe
fact
that
it
was
nol.
a
league
fix'lure
thai
there
was
so
much
loosp
playing,
as
it
was
understood
that
there
was
nothing
at
slake.
On
the
olher
hand,
it
was
a
good
pracilise
game,
which
might
have
been
of
some
more
service
lo
I
lie
Iwo
le'ains,
with
a
little
more
efficient
coaching.
Hoy
and
Hal-four
wero
llie
ball
pry
for
Ihe
Sons,
and
Foley
and
Astoria
for
the
Gyros,
and
there
was
little
lo
choose
between
them.
Error
were
quite
frequent
on
lioth
sides,
all
hough
with
Hip.
exception
of
Ihe
one
inning
Foley
held
the
Sons
well,
and
in
this
inning
he
was
nol
supported
well
by
his
team
males.
There
was
a
very
good
number
of
fans
present,
including
a
good
nuunVr
of
Gyros
who
sat
in
a
block
and
gave
encouragement
to
heir
players.
Sport
Chat
II
is
evident
that
local
sport
enthusiast
have,
not
as
yet
gol-'
ten
over
I
he
interruption
caused
by
the
holidays.
The
fqolliall
on
Monday
was
of
a
very
indiffer
ent
character,
and
ast
niight
the
Sawmill
found
jt
impossibly
to
field
a
team
in
their
regular
scheduled
game
with
Hie
Gyrps.
This
does
nol
make
for
n-
couragempnt
of
sport
as
the
schedule
has
been
drawn
up
and
announced
and
people
expecting
games
on
certain
dates
make
ar-
ranffmenls
accordingly.
This
continual
changing
of
game
dates
or
failure
to
field
a
team
will
do
much
In
'cyufse
interest
in
sport
to
fall
off.
And
the
changes
are
not
announced
far
enoui:h
in
advance.!
Swimming
and
fancy
diying
is
enjqying
a
biig
boom,
throughout
the
Dominion
.this
year.
Appli
cations
for
sanctions
tp
hold
amateur
meets
ure
epming
in
to
Ihe
Canadian
Amateur
Swimming
Association
from
many
clubs
and
il
jH'w
looks
as
if
Hiprc
will
no
ie
enough
standard
distance
events
o
satisfy
all
bodies.
The
Onlario
branch
of
the
C.A.S.A.
has
hern
allld'ed
Ihe
outdoor
50
yards,
free
elyle,
for
men,
in
be,
run
tiff
some
lime
in
Anirnst.
Usually
only
sanctions
for
out-
door
meets
are
granted
for
the
ul"''T
m
me
nig
cxui
summer
months
but
exception,1'"1"1
'
Acropolis
Hill,
uim
tnnrln
in
1
o
o:ao
tit
Hit
I
Canadian
Paeiric
Railway
nata-
"''
'
"
-"
'
y
Crystal,'!"'
wi
'
ruees
l(inorrow
lorinm,
known
as
Hie
""'"'n
11
'
Acropolis
llil.
If
Garden,
at
Victoria,
H.C.
This
was
the
formal
opening
of
this
"'"
,'n(1,l,'',
m'Ml
,1,rr"
in
Cttch
c,aH',
Avi11
'
a"
beaulifuj
new
svvimming
pool
nnd
,,r"'',;
sanetion
whs
given
to
stage
n
big
vv"
J'
Dominion
indoor
chanipionsbip'tVv
"0
-t.
What
Is
worthy
of
particular
i.
1
1
...
i
.i..n....
m.'-
i
hum,
niuies
are
Hiurilllg
hi
eoipe
oui
tn
large
puniHers
each
year.
A
present
day
swim-
mlng
or
tlivjng
meet
is
pql
now
considered
couiilelo
without
events
fpr
ladies,
Al.
least
one
Canadian
Olympic
athlete,
found
the
atmosphere
of
For
Ranted
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
WARTKB
TENDERS
invited
for
clearing
ready
for
plow,
approximately
twenty
acres,
meadow
land;
lo!
1912
Lakelse;
quick
action.
All
particulars
Ed.
Michaud,
Terrace,
RC.
1CI
COMFGItTAIU.E
noom
and
Hoard
in
private
home
desired
by
Iwo
quiet
bank
clerks.
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llox
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1
59
STHAVHERIIY
l'ICEftS
wanled
for
Shames,
H.C.
Pone
Green
23.
ir,8
FOR
SALE
t'OR
SALE
Household
furni
ture,
consisting
of
full
dining
room
suite,
living
and
bedroom
furniture,
rugs,
mals,
elc,
kitchen
utensils,
breakfast
room
furniture,
electric
.u-pliaices,
Monarch
range,
dishes,
elc.
J.
A.
Edwanjs,
CIC
Fourth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Green
450.
FURNITURE
and
Ranges
bough.
sold
and
exchanged;
household
effecls
packed
and
shipped:
auction
sales
conducted;
fur-ilure
and
ranges
for
every
home.
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
House.
Phone
775.
If
DO
yqu
want
lo.
snl,
trade
or
buy
anything
in
funiiluro
or
household
e
Heels?
It
will
pay
you
to
cpnsull
us.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
052.
FOR
SALE-
Level
lot,
on
sewer,
close
in,
$400,110.
j'lione
Red
720.
182
LOST
LOST
Yesterday,
bplween
Vil-
son
s
Harber
Shop
and
Slprk
Apartments,
pair
(if
black
rimmed
glasses.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
News
Office.
GOLD
WRIST
WATCH
Mili
tary
crest
engraved
on
back.
Finder
please
return
lo
Daily
News
Office.
Reward.
the
Old
Counlry
and
the
Continent
so
congenial
that
he
has
gone
on
another
visit.
This
is
PhilHp
Granville
of
Hamilton,
who
is
unquestionably
a
creal
heel-and-toe
walker.
Granville
is
a
WesJ,
Indian,
having
"he-en
brirh
in
Jamaica,
and
some
question
was
rained
last
year
as
o
bis
eligibility
to
represent
Canada
at
Paris,
bill
this
was
finally
ruled
as
O.
K.,
lie
having
lived.
in
Hamilton
for
Ihe
last
nine
years.
The
snorting
instinct
stays
with
a
person
a
long
time
after
he
gives
up
active
participation
in
games
and
sports.
That
Is
what
prompted
some
of
the
play
ers
who
nre
lo
lake
part
iij
Ihe
game
tomorrow
between
the
Gy
(ros
an
Rotariaps.
They
feel
young
even
if
they
are
pol
young
1,11,1
ll,,,'
ma'
rnric
soine
pf
1
4,
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES!
4-
tt
t4t
...
.
Wednesday,
.
.
,
duly
8.
lllgll
Z.JJ
a.m.
22.2
ft.
15.3,2
p.m.
IU.y
ft,
Low
.I3
a.m.
p.2
n.
21.28
p.m.
n.q
ft.
Thijrsday,
July
9.
HiKlt-Low
3..2P
a.in,
21.3
ft.
10.23
p.m.
19.7
fl.
.
9.58
a.
m,
0.0
fl.
22.19
p.m.
5.5
ft.
JUL
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
'
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT
l'our
roomed
house.
Few
pieces
furniture
for
.sale.
One
iron
bed,
springs,
waitress,
dresser,
linoleum
rug,
kilchen
cabinet
and
window
shades.
A
bargain.
112
Eighth
Avenue
'esl.
159
TO
RENT.
F'urnished
rooms
Hot
and
cold
water.
Centrally
located.
Reicsonable
'
renls
Norfold
Rooms,
Fulton
Strep.!.
Phone
Hlack
329.
If
TO
RENT
Five
Room
Suile
in
Levine
Apartments.
Apply
(1.
P.
Tinker.
tf
FOR
RliNT.
Clapp
apartment
Weslen
haver
Rros.
.
if
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only.
443
Fifth
Avenue
East.
Phone
Red
707.
HOARD
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
LOGGING
EQUIPMENT
FOR
SALE
-Five
Donkey
Log
ging
Engines.
AH
in
good
condition.
with.
full
line
of
up-to-date
equipment.
Apply
J.
R.
Morgan
Co.,
Surf
Inlet.
162
BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICES
OF
EASTIIOPE
4-CYCLE
Marine
Engines
4-H.P.
without
clutch
$185.00
4-1LP.
1
cylinder
MI)
200.00
0-ll.p.
1
cylinder
HI)
450.00
8-H.P.
1
cylinder
HI)
750.00
H-II.P.
2
cylinder
MI)
450.00
IC-II.P.
4
cylinder-
LI)
175.00
All
the
above
except
the
first
include
the
Famous
Joes
Re
verse
Gear,
and
full
electrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
best
that
money
can
buy.
East
hope
Hros.,
1747
Georgi.i
SI.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
0
and
7
passenger
Stude-
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
'
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Hox
1
544
Princo
Rupert,
H.C.
Service
and
Satisfaction
Guananleed.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Banaaae.
Furniture
Movlna.
If
you
want
anylhing
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Hox
099.
'
BEAUTY
PARLOR
Vogue
Beauty
Parlor
Public
Rest
Room
for
Ladies.
Mrs.
Love
Stephens'
Hlock,
Thjrd
Avo.
Over
Mi-CafTery
A
Gibbons
Lid
PHONE
36.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni.
ure
Store.
We
lluy,
Bell
and
Ex.
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
830
Third
Ave.
Pboto
14fi
KEITH'8
CAFE.
When
In
Slewart
visit
Keilli'i
Cafe
In
King
Edward
Hotel
now
re-modelled,
Up-lo-date
Dining
Room
and
Lunch
Counter
BOB
KEITH
-
Manager.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
for
!
less
than
50c
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
And
General
Repair
Shop.
Repairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
attended
lo.
We
repair
typewriters,
gMinoplmnes
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpel
laying.
Furniture
cralirig.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
Hlue
C25
318
Fiflh
St
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Records
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANTS.
Plants
that
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy'
betiding
out
plants
are
specially
acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
upon
to
produce
the
goods.
i
Store
Phone
-
Red
183
(Trecnhouse
Phone
Hlack
1C8
MCCARTHY'S;
FIREWOOD.
Ho
Comfortable
and
Cheery.
Dry
block
wood,
per
load
$5.50
Frexh
split
wood,
per
load
0.00
Phone
Hlack
401
A.
ISAACSON
r
Seal
Cove.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT
R.S.C.
Chapter
115.
THE
CANADIAN
FISHING
COMPANY
LIMITED
hereby
gives
notice
that
it
has
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
deposited
with
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
l
Ottawa
and
in
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
of
Iho
Land
Registry
District
of
Prince
Ru
pert
at
Princo
Rupert,
H.C
a
description
of
Ihe
sile
and
the
plans
of
certain
works
consisting
of
floats,
wharf
on
Idles
and
structures
on
pile
foundalion9
proposed
to
be
'constructed
it.
Eraser
Reach
at
Huledale
in
the
Province
of
Ilritish
Columbia
on
Water
Lot
number
2251,
Range
4,
Coast
District..
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
afler
the
oxplralloiwif
one
(lj
rno.nl
h
from
the
dala
of
the
frsl
publi
cation
Of
this
Nrtliee
The
Canadian
Fishing
Company
Limited
will,
under
Section
7
of
the
said
Act,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
al
bis
office
in
the
City
of
Ottawa
for
approval
of
the
said
silo
and
plans
and
for
leave
lo
construct
Hie
said
floats,
wharf
on
piles
and
structure
on
pile
foundations.
DATED
at
Vancouver,
ll.C,
this
2
Hli
day
of
June,
A.D.
15)25,.
THE
CANADIAN
FISHING-COMPANY
LIMITED
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT.
Notice
gf
Application
for
Boor
Licence
Notice
(s
hereby
given
that
on
the
28
i
duy
of
July
next
iho
undersigned
intends
tp
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
a
licence
in
respect
of
tirnmises
being
part
of
;e
huilijing
for-
mereiy
known
us
Killas'
Ico
Cream
Parlor,
slluale
on
Third
Avenue,
Princo
Rupert,
H.C.,
upon
Iho
lands
described
as
Lot
Number
15,
Hlock
Number
22.
Seel
ion
1,
Map
Number
023,
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reigtslrnlion
District
in
Iho
Province
of
Hellish
Columbia,
for
the
sale
iif
beer
by
Ihe
glass,
or
liy
open
hoi
lie
for
consumpt
ion
on
tho
premises.
DATF:i
lliis
27lh
day
of
Juno,
1025.
JOSEPH
SIOMUND,
Applicant.