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(continued
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page
one)
also
keeping
Hi
operation
a
dry
ik
mihi
lias
pern
proven
lo
be
holh
conveoienl
antl
valuable
in
case
of
acHdenl
anil
lias
been
the
means
of
bringing
ennsidcr-rthlc-iforrlgu
work
In
Mm-
cily.
ami
Whereas
the
uiiinagenieiil
(,f
I
lie
C.fi.M.M.
Ira
.4
for
I
he
fin
At
I
liree
yearn
been
engaged
in
building
lip
an
organization
in
Vancouver
for
IJic
purpose
of
taking
rare
of
all
reonir
on
their
hunt
as
Well
a
those
of
Hip
(l.l'.P.
other
linn
under
the
water
repairs,
mid
Whereas.
I
his
policy
means
that
the
aforemen
I
imimj
boats
will
nn
longer
he
placed
in
Hip
local
dork
as
is
instanced
liy
the
Prince
John
mw
being
lied
up
at
Vancouver
fur
repairs
nnd
the
I'rincp
Charles
i
to
in-
also
tied
tip
at
Vaneiinver
fur
i
einodelliim
and
j
Whereas
this
is
not
in
keeping
(Wilh
Hie
policy
as
outlined
by
,
Sir
Charles
M.
Hay
at
Hie
in-:
leept,ion
if
the
i.T.P.
Uy.
and
in-'
dorsed
by
Hie
late
Sir
YVillrm,
l.anriei
anil
4
he
Hun.
lirin-e
firaliain.
who
linn
was
and
si
ill
is
'Minister
of
Hailwav,
and'
;
Whereas
this
i
mil
keeping
I
failli
wild
the
people
who
ram-
j
liPiv
in
I
he
earlier
days
and
arcj
jolill
liej-e,
or
Hie
people
from
all;
'over
Hie
world
who
in
rood
faith
'
invested
I
heir
money
oh
I
he
statement
of
Hie
hon.
gentlemen
i
before
metil
ioneil
ami
'slaked
his
political
lhe
ripen
nip
up
of
j
therefore
,
lie
it
resolved
that
I
his
ineel-jillg
ii
on
record
as
requesting
'Sir
Henry
Thornton
lo
lake
steps
,lo
give
lo
Prince
Hupert
Hie
re-'idacitig
f
all
roast
lioals,
the
Ishiiiping
of
crpv.
Imylng
of
-applies
and
fonnulale
a
policv
thai
will
have
as
it-
aim
the
ecnieriiig
at
I'rincp
IiuMrl
the
1
hnsine.
emanating
Vnon
Ms
ad-
15.00
per
ton
$15.00
Nanaimo-Wellington
Coal
p
it
is
miw
tiioiicstioiialily
Hip
cheapest
I'iniieal
coal
on
I
lie
market.
Phone
116
or
5G4
JrRlNG
will
soon
be
HERE!
START
THAT
"CLEAN-UP
PAINT
UP"
CAMPAIGN
NOW.
'Ji
'
ipv
stock
of
Iloiicliol(l
Piuiils.
Vnrnislics.
F.n-1
utiaslinc
linn
jnl
nrrived.
It
will
ny
yon
to
!1
or
"011111111101"
hi'l'L
Vurnislics.
Slams
anil
"
-
ii-
iee-.
Ottt
stocks
of
Unililprs"
Hardware,
Cur-.':
"
Mechanics,'
Tools,
thicken
Ni'tling.
"ianlcn
"'t
tirncral
llotisrlioid
Ne'ftsiiiflN
nfo
giMleronsly
1
sec
our
lino
itf
AVKMt-KVKll
.Miiininiiim.
Agents
for
the
famous
Gurney-Oxford
Ranges
STORK'S
HARDWARE.
LTD.
7,0
Second
Ave.
Near
Post
Office.
it
The
Hoover"
For
the
nionth
or
April
you
can
hny
this
famoiiR
cleaner
nnd
attachmenis
for
Hie
amall
first
payment
or
only
i.50
nnd
have
I
lie
halanee
spread
ovpr
Hip
next
fifleen
inonllis.
I.cl
u
clean
a
nip
for
you.
3
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
,
DENTIST
Helgerson
Blook,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Ofricc
Honrs
)
ovlt.
X-RAY
SERVICE
Pn
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
Evenings
Salyation
j
J
your
your
la
Salv
for
the
worst
Under
the
flowing
til
of
life;
carried
on
tlie
current
of
circumaUncea.
cart
be
found,
by
thosn
who
look
for
them,
the
derelict,
the
moral
degenerate,
the
outcast.
Can
these
teople
lie
trannformed
and
inspired
with
hopet
The
Salvation
Army
answer
with
an
i.iimiituk-able
"Yea!"
und
pointa
to
the
multitude
It
laa
influenced
who
today
are
reform
ed,
regenerated
and
good
citizens,
many
fighting
for
the
reclamation
oi
their
The
Self
Denial
effort
ia
opportunity
to
help
the
Salvation
Armj
offirerg
who,
deep
in
the
gloom
of
the
underworld,
are
working
day
and
night
for
God
and
the
People.
Diamond
Jubilee
!
Self
-Denial
Effort,
1925
Gift!
matktd
"Self
Denial"
can
be
hndd
to
the
local
reprnent-!
ntiv
of
the
Army
In
Can-
adaWest
May
4
to
16
i
Whereas
it
is
nnf
keeping
l'"1"
lermorirs
anil
bp
II
rur-failh
wfih
Hie
tnruiory
nf
Ihpj"'"1'
'''"ived
thai
copies
of
this
Hale
Sir
Wilfrid
Uurior
wli'M
r,'"lnl'""
he
sent
lo
Hip
Hon.
reputation
on
!
"
''Hzl
hmg,
Hon.
(ico.
this
counlry.i
ral"""'
sil'
Henry
Thornlon,
I
:(!
Stork
and
that
this
lion
lie
transcriherl
in
and
puhllshcd
in
one
or
more
French
papers
in
Hie
Province
of
UllPliec.
Japanese
Licenses
Resolved
thai
fhe
cllizens
of
l'rnice
Hupert
assetnhleil
in
pnh-Hc
nieeling
are
opposed
lo
the
manner
in
winch
the
cannery
located
in
l'rnice
llunerl
hnrhor
lis
heing
discriminated
against,
'compared
with
olher
canneries
!m
tins
district.
j
Al
present
every
other
can
inery
in
(his
district
has
an
allot-
inenl
of
.lat;Uii'se
flsfierinen.
ami
ime
caniierins
wnrcni
have
uoi
operaleil
for
several
years,
in
eluding
one
cannery
which
was
horned
down-lire
slill
;iiorlion-ed
a
numlier
of
Japanese
fishermen
lo
he
farmed
mil
or
deall
with
a
Ihey
think
liesl:
Therefore
he
il
resolved
thai
Japanese
lieeuses
he
alloted
each
year
hased
on
the
minilier
of
canneries
operating
In
the
district,
copies
of
this
resolution
to
he
seal
lo
I
he
Minister
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
and
Fred
Slrirk,
M.l.
Floating
Cannery
Resolved
thai
the
Hon.
Mac"-Ken.ie
King,
Premier
of
finiiada
and
Hie
Hon.
Mr.
(lanlen,
minister
of
fisheries,
and
Fred
Slork,
M.P..
he
advised
Jhal
in
view
of
Hie
fncl
that
the
policy
of
I
lie
lieparlnienl
is
opeli
fishing,
thai
the
rilizens
of
Prince
Rupert
as
sembled
in
iiiib.lic
Hireling,,
I'.rc
opposed
to
Ihp,
restrictions
oeing
placed
(Tn
Floating.
or
i.aml,
Canneries,
prohlhil
ing
,
lliepr
.heinK
finovPd
from
.onefrrffiftmr
fo'
anolher,
il
does
not
seem
reasonable
that
salmon
or
any
olher
fish
run
he
carried
any
distance
and
then
processed
and
thai
the
processing
of
said
fish
hy
canning,
in
the
locality
'
where
Ihey
are
caught
should
he
prohibited.
Navigation
Exams
Whereas
local
candidates
for
tugboat
masters,
elc.,
pupiir.
were
lnrormeil
that
examination
would
lie
held
here
nhout
March
15.
and
whereas
Inconvenience
is
caused
such
candidates
through
the
dale
of
holding
of
such
cx-nminnUons
'being
npllon.il
wilh
the
examiner
who
has
not
yet
ar
rived,
lie
it
resolvpd
I
lint.
Ihe
minister
of
marine
uml
fisheries
he
peti
tinned
insisting
that
examinations
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert
on
regularly
specified
iitarlerly
dales.
Sealing
Treaty
He
il
resohed
Ihaf.
ihe
meel-inig.
go
on
record
as
tfelng
in
favor
of
having
the
I'elagic
Scaling
Treaty,
signed
at
Washington.
July
17,
toil,
he
abrogated
at
Hip
earliest
possible
dale;
that
the
Hoards
of
Trade
of
Vancouver,
New
Wesl
minster,
ViclOrht
nnd
Nailulmo
be
nsketl
to
cooperate
in
Ihe
nvitlcr,
nnd
thai
the
local
federal
member,
Fred
Slork,
bo
requested
tn
place
our
views
before
the
minister
of
manne
uml
fisheries
with
the
re-
THE
DAILY.
rTEWB
dtipst
(hat
he
bring
th
matter
before
I
lie
cabinet.
Canning
Resolutions
in
opening
Ihe
meeting.
Mayor
Newton
explained
Ihe
objects
for
which
il
had
been
called.
)avhl
Ihomsoii
was
elecled
ecrelary.
for
the
meeting.
The;
first
resolution
were
Ihose
pertaining
lo
Oriental
fishing
license
and
float
in
canneries.
The
local
MiHerd
cannery,
it
was
saPd,
would
lie
assisted
hy
the
resolution,
t'ndrr
present
regulation
il
was
bring
dicrimiriutc!
against.
Hofh
resolutions
were
carried
unanimously.
Jl'hc
mover
in
each
case
was
fi.
W.
Xickerson,
the
second
er
of
the
Japanese
license
reo-lulion
being
Aid.
Casey
and
the
seconder'
of
Ihii
olher,
W.
if.
Montgomery.
There
was
no
discussion
oiilsidc
of
Hie
explanation
of
the
resolutions
hy
the
mover.
Dry
Dock
Matter
The
resolution
regarding
the
operation
of
CN.H,
steamers
and
Ihe
use
of
Ihe
local
dry
dock
was
moved
'by
Old.
Casey,
seconded
hy
Aid.
I.arscn
and,
after
-one
discussion,
carried
unanimously.
Aid.
Casey
asserted
thai
the
limp
had
come
when
Ihe
people:
of
Prince
Unpen,
should
assert
themselves
in
no
uncertain
manner
bill
should
let
their
feelings
be'
known.
The
people
here
hud
necn
living
too
long
on
hope
founded
on
promises
of
Ihe
Dominion
government.
There
had
been
changes
of
ftovcTiimPiil
but
Prince
Rupert
had
never
been
given
any
relief
by
either
parly,
during
the
past
.year,
all
work
it
importance
on
C.N.
It.
steamers
had
been
done
elsewhere
than
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
people
of
the
cily,
Aid.
.Casey
said,
were
becoming
indignant
and
disappointed.
It
Was
time
Ihey
asserted
Ihem-
elves
and
demanded
that
an
at
tempt
at
least
he
made
fo
implement
promises
that
bad
been
made.
Tlie
greatest
injury
to!
the
city
had
been
the
docility
and'
silence
of
its
inhabitants.
It
was
time
that
the
treason
against
Prince
Rupert
should
be
brought
lo
the
attention
of
the
officials
al
OHawn.
If
I
hey.
oo,
were
indifferent
then
il
would
he
known
I
hat
their
promises
were
blanks.
'Ihe
leader
of
the
opposition
should
also
he
tried
out.
II
seem
ed
Ihere
was
as
much
chance
lor
relief
from
him
as
there
wa
from
(he
present
adhiiiiislrnliou.
Mayor
Newton
Mayor
.Newlon.
spoke
in
sup
port
of
the
sentiments
expressed!
hy
Aid.
Casey,
lie
had
seen
the
apathy
against
this
place
that
was
referred
to.
Last
year
he
had
attempted
fo
accomplish
something
nlong
these
lines
hut
had
got
'"bad
medicine"
for
do
should
lie
forgotten
and
the
ex
ample
of
Vancouver
In
lo
Ihe
hoard,
of
dirovtors
of
Ihe
c.N.U.
lo
represent
Prince
Rupert
exclusively
hut
to
represent
Can
ln
!iif.fl
.
NO
MORE
FOOLING
did
Abraham
Lincoln
show
his
shrewdness
NOWHERE
of
judgment
to
better
effect
than
in
that
famous
utterance
which
ended,
"You
can't
fool
all
the
people
all
the
time."
In
the
past,
there
were
a
few
misguided
advertisers
who
thought
they
could
sell
their
wares
better
by
misrepresentation.
But
those
advertisers
have
long
since
gone
out
of
business
or
mended
their
ways.
Hard
experience
taught
that
Lincoln
was
right.
Untruthful
advertising
doesn't
pay.
Other
advertisers
proved
that
the
only
way
to
advertise
successfully,
make
regular
customers
and
build
up
public
good-will
was
to
tell
the
absolute
truth
about
their
goods.
So,
you
can
be
sure
that
every
consistently
advertised
product
is
good.
The
advertising
test
has
proved
it.
The
very
fact
that
it
is
advertised
is
your
best
warranty
of
satisfaction
and
true
quality.
The
concern
that
tells
you
frankly
what
it
is
doing
is
a
good
concern
with
which
to
do
''
business.
That
is
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements,
to
patronize
advertisers,
and
to
buy
advertized
merchandise.
ing
so.
lie
ilid
not
wonder
at
ada.
N'atur.ally.
however,
I
ani'
might
Hip
silence
of
the
community
if
out
to
no
an
i
can
lor
i-nnoc
whenever
a
person
attempted
to
Rupert.
do
anything
he
was
"Junipcct.on.
Cleaning
Mouse
C.
O.
Rowe
tinged
that
politics
"1
agree
as'
a
gang
ruler
iiiau
h
is
lime
there
was
a
cleaning
0111."
Referring
to
the
Hoard
of
Trade,
Mr.
Dawson
said
it
was
was
easy
for
anybody
to
join,
irt
people
did
not
belong
il
was
1
..
.
m
.
.
counselled
thai
it
he
sure
that
it
tucir
own
lauu,
was
ri(ght
before
it
arose.
There
had
been
a
lot
said
about
"gang"
rule.
He
did
not
know
who
was
miiiiil
and
lie
did
lint
care.
Mr.
Dawson
said
hn
was
not
the
mouthpiece
for
the
hoard
of
directors
of
the
C.N.
It.
Vhalecr
he
had
to
say
on
Ibis
occasion
would
be
as
a
c.ili.en
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
charge
had
been)
made
hy
Aid.
Casey,
that
there
was
grafJ.
His
rxperience
had
been
Ihal
I
hose
who
shouted
grafl
the
loudesl
were
those
who
were
looking
for
it
mol.
He
would
like
lo
sec
some
proof
ad
vanced
regarding
there
iieing
graft
in
connection
with
the
repairing
of
CN.lt.
boat
at
Van-corner.
'
"I
do
not
knnw,"
corilinued
Mr.
Dawson,
"helhei'
I
Can
be
rlaMed
in
nit
eficiny?
of
Prlnre
Rupert.
I
have
done
my
part
as
I
have
sppii
it.
I
ht
not
think
Ihere
have
hrpn
many
men
in
the
cily
who
have
devoted
morn
time
or
money
In
Ihe
interests
of
Ihe
community.
I
wu
hoi
appointed
It's
mighty
good
business
4
hey
should
fume
nut
into
me
open
insieao
of
standing
back
and
harking
al
somebody
pIsp's
Reel.
The
(rouble
here
was
Ihal
loo
many!
jieople
were
going
off
at
"half:
cock."
They
were
gelling
nowhere
because
they
were
wroiig
when
Ihey
slnrtcd.
Mr.
Dawson
could
not
account
for
Mayor
Newton's
statement
thai
he
had
suffered
indignity
al
Ihe
hands
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
F.lther
Ihe
mayor
had
himself
to
'blame
or
hi
indignity
was
an
imaginary
one.
Startlno
Industries
Mr.
Dawson
referred
In
Iwo
proposition
for
the
stnrting
of
industries
hen'.
In
one
case
the
raising
of
lfr,non
locally
w'n
required;
in
the
olher,
$20,000.
Il
had
hern
Impossible
'
to
raise
the
money
"If
you
have
not
the
courage
lo
invet
a
few
dollar.
in
your
lown,
then
you
have
yourselves
In
blame
if
Ihere
is
no
progress."
Major
Nc(bn
felt
Ihal
there
Were
very
few
people
in
the
town
who
had
n
few
dollar
to
invest.
If
the
authorities
hud
lived
up
to
their
promises,
the
situation
have
been
dilTereni.
i
Mr.
Dawson
said
that
money,
for
two
ships
would
be
included
i
in
Hie
estimates
this
year,
if
that
there
should
be
.
the,
estlinaln
was
not
passed
byj
a
cleaning
of
the
house
at
home
i
parliament,
however,
.
the
ships
followed
if
necessary
Jml
one
should
not:
could
not
be
built
and
ho
did
not
in
putting
on
a
.solid
front
in
call
anolher
mans
house
uiny.seo
where
il
wouiil
be
any
use
support
of
the
cily'
demand.
until
he
is
sure
that
his
own
is
i
having
a
hotel
if
they
could
not
W.
It.,
Montgomery
referred
to'clean.
It
any
cleaning
is
neces-lfr,'!
tlie
ships.
Mr:,
Dawson
re-the
taxation
agreement
belwecu
sary,
I
shall
be
among
the
first
jferred
lo
Ihe.
light
on
the
purl
of
the
cily
and
C.N.
R.
lie
felt
that
to
start
suclr
cleaning.
Some
of'red
Stork
lo
gel
the
devalue
the
"gang"
a
home
should
he!
Ihe
remarks
that
have
heenjhereantl
the
aitancc
thai
had
cleaned
out
he
fore
going
to
01-
made
I
must,
lake
seriously.
If
albeen'given
hy
Sir
Henry
Thorn-
lawit.
The
Hoard
r
trade,
he
assented,
was
not
a
renrCMUita-
ittve
enough
rrgiiinziuion
.
ir
speak
for
the
clli.ens
as
a
whole.
F.
G.
Dawson
F.
(I.
Dawson
said,
nl
(be
nut-scl,
that
he
approved
Of
the
resolution.
The
city
whs
justified
in
rising
in
its
might
and
registering
a
protest
hut,
first,
'
be
ntan
'who.
takes
'.till
active
inler-on
in
recommending
that
it
h.?
est
iq
puhlie
affairs
lb
v
he'-buill.
Yiv
.
d.-n..
ruisoury
.1.
II.
Pillshury
said
It
was
true
that
since
11)24
the
work
on
C.C.M.M.
ships
in
the
local
dry
dock
had
fallen
oh".
This
was
imuio
up
of
all
classes
and
it
due
lo
the
psIahlUhmfnl
in
Van
couver
of
the
C.C.M.M.'s
own
repair
shops
where
practically
all
machinery
overhaul
and
deck
work
was
now
done.
He
hud
considered
until
recclilly
that
the
establishment
of
the
Vancouver
shops
had
been
a
mistaken
policy,
causing
duplication
hut
had
later
been
Torced
lo
concede
thai
work
could
be
done
more
cheapiy
in
the
company's
own
yard
jil
Vancouver
than
it
could
by
calling
for
lenders,
especially
when
tho
ocean
ships
were
not
coming
here
anyway.
Mr.
Ptlls-bur
pointed
out
thai
no
work
had
been
done
on
coasting
vessel
In
any
compel
ing
yards
in
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on
page
six
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
BUPAEMS
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'
Jit
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Matter
or
tlie
.vtinlnlatrutlon
Art
uml
In
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Mutter
nf
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Kiwii
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.NOTICE
Ihal
tojr
tinier
or
lilt
Honor
K.
Melt.
Yoiiiik
until..
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leva
lUy
t
April,
A.l.
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1
whs
appnttiltMl
Wl
InlnlKlrator
ir
tlie
mate
r
tidwy
1
1
Irk
Tnvoiwr
llyile.
(UwumI,
and
all
varlu1
liavniK
rl.iliiH
nirnlnst
tlw
Mia
eMae
arc
lirrrhv
remtlrnl
t.i
riiinlxli
hhiii.
ln-
(lerty
Trrirird
In
n
m
or
hi-firrr
llw
trail
day
or
May.
VP.
11)45,
uml
til
imrlios
litileltied
in
thil
rstalf
nrr
riilrrtl
lo
IX
V
tin-
amount
or
IhWf
Inili-hlfilneaa
to
n
H'
rortliwltli.
.NORM
A3
A
WATT,
orrirlal
Administrator,
I'rlncfi
Hupert.
11.
Dated
tbe
1
6
Hi
day
or
AjirU,
liii.
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Operating
the
only
power
cleaning
and
pressing
equipment
in
the
city.
Service
and
workmanship
unsurpassed.
A
phone
call
will
bring
our
car.
S15
6th
Ave.
W.
Phone
8
TIRES
Prices
Arc
again
reduced.
It
no
longer
pays
'
you
to
repair
old
tires.
BUY
A
NEW
ONE,
Wo
'have
them
in
30x3
VS
sizes
from
$8.00
to
$15.00.
S.
E.
PARKER
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Keitaurant.
A
Bakery
Unaurpad
Thrd
Avenue.