5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
and'
Exchange
Building
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Board
of
Trad
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Inl'Ui
Commiuee
faror
of
otklng
that
chUd-Canada
be
reglaured
a
mitead
of
areordlng
to
their
and
a
e)uet
lll
be
aent
Uockenile
King
and
the
'
8Ut
aktr.r
that
thl
be
c'fe
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committee
conuted
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Evltt
and
H.
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Btrd
adopted
the
recom-
:i
and
th
requeat
la
being
tor-
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TAKEN
AT
VANCOUVER
i";ipment
hate
been
made
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3.
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Ilover
3.
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3.
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0.
Bury
0.
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1.
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0.
Derby
County
4.Lrlcrter
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1.
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3.
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Town
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3.
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3.
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Athletic
0.
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North
End
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1.
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Shield
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Town
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3.
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3.
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5.
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3.
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0.
Dunfermline
0.
Motherwell
4.
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1.
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1.
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4.
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3.
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1.
Falkirk
1.
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4.
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United
1.
REDUCED
SERVICE
.
end
of
next
HfTOniA,
Nov.
8.
-E.
A,
MorrU,
Ltd,
1
one
more
1
lined
I1.000.
th
minimum
under
Ai:t
for
Comuanles.
and
John
Harris
10
'n
the
polire
court
utter
eonvictlon
charge
of
selling
liquor
In
candy
form
known
aa
"rum
chocolatea"
'miiany
navored
dellcaclca.
The
e
mav
v
m.u.!
AdvrtUi
la
Th
Dally
New
BOATS
AND
TRAINS
time
of
arrlvala
or
depanurra.
ww
-coming
In
on
Sunday.
Tuesday
and
Thursday,
at
3
JO
p
m.
,and
leaving
or.
Monday.
WedneU.y
a-id
Saturdaya
at
11
JO
a
m.
.
.
The
CNR
coast
steamship
winter
service
will
also
come
Into
effect
at
the
ffH.
inere
win
Saturday
arrival
from'
the
.
-
J
...111
K.
south
and,
on
nou""
night
sailing
for
Van-couver.
the
last
Sunday
After
that
date,
a
weekly,
ill
arrive
Wednesday
morning.
evening
for
Stewart
and
sail
Wednesday
Anyox
and
le.ve
here
Friday
morning
tor
the
south.
Advertise
in
Th
Dally
News
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
Women'
Hospital
Auxiliary
held
In
the
city
council
chamber
yeatsrday
afternoon,
the
committee
In
charge
of
the
recent
Halloween
ball
reported
mat
siuu
nan
been
cleared
over
and
above
expense
aa
a
result
ot
the
affair.
A
vol
ot
thanks
wa
passed
to
all
those
who
had
assisted
In'
making
the
ball
aucceas
and
also
to
the
Richmond
Fur
Co.
for
their
donation
ot
a
fur
neck
niece
which
will
be
raffled
about
Christmas.
The
Auxiliary
made
an
appropriation
of
tii
for
Christmas
cheer
tor
hospital
natlenta.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
R.
C.
Parsons,
president
of
the
Auxiliary.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
Wheat
l-s
B.C.
Silver
........
181
1.05
Dunwell
Ul
1.16
aiacler
....
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Independence......:.
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Indian
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2
00
a.oa
Porter
Idaho
074
-03J4
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PKINCE
IIUPKRT,
k.C,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
6,
1926.
t
QUEEN
MARIE
freedom
of
City
of
Manchester
I
!
lUrre
Train'
wWk
Atler
t
Week
iil
One
Herkl)
Meamrr
Effective
on
November
14.
a
week
from
neit
Sunday,
the
winter
train
aervlce
of
the
Canadian
National
Ballwaya
giving
Prince
Rupert
three
train
a
week
out
and
three
a
week
In
will
come
Into
tnr.
There
will
be
no
change
In
the
AT
VANCOUVER
"resented
to
Mickenzie
A
ng
:
!
VANCOUVER.
Nor.
6.
Queen
Marie
jof
Roumanta
left
Vancouver
at
mid-
night
to
osmmence
lb
homeward
li
of
her
journey
through
the
Unite
SUtea.
confident
that
the
breach
be
1
tween
Samuel
Kill,
her
aelf-atyled
hoa.
4
and
Major
Stanley
Waahburn,
herapec
'la!
alde,-rfluld.brhldj,6y'th
him
elemenu
h
believed
had
cauaert
It
frlendfhlp
and
lojajty
to
her.
The
major
agreed
to
remain
In
tlw
party
with
Hill
althcugh
he
ha
giver,
no
indication
when
he
will
leave.
He
1
expected
to
remain
at
Seattle
tonight
when
the
train
leavea
for
the
EaL
Although
duturbed
by
the
Marie
w
her
uaual
calm
aelf
and
received
Vancouver-
greeting
ye-
terday.
apparently
unaware
that
th'
program
Itself
waa
near
collapse
until
the
laat
minute
owing
to
lack
of
advice
received
regarding,
the
hour
of
arrival.
At
Queen
Marte'e
own
requeat
ahe
paid
vUlt
to
the
Cnlveraity
ot
Brltlah
Columbia
to
Inapect
the
garden.
Waving
aalde
President
Kllnk'a
apologte
tor
the
muddy
condition
ot
the
pathway,
owing
to
the
tteady
fall
of
rail
throughout
the
day.
the
Queen
aet
out
In
allver
allpper
which
aenk
deep
Into
the
mire
at
each
atep.
Once,
Lleut-Oovemor
Bruce
and
Dean
KUnk.
her
escort,
were
obliged
to
aaslat
In
rea-terlng
a
allpper
that
turk
In
the
mud
Her
MJety
laughed
oH
the
Incident
and
continued
the
lnpectlon.
(The
depUh
which
yetterday
aeem-ed
to
Indicate
that
Sam
Hill
dropped
dead
must
have
meant
that
Mr.
Mortimer
Brown
who
waa
with
him
dropped
dead.)
HALLOWE'EN
BALL
NETTED
$100
FOR
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
and-fJther
Dominion
Premiers
Circulation
1600
Salei
433
I
Boston
GriUj
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
Jald
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
1711
iii?frni
rirT"7iir
nrnri
rAinrn
ti
111
1
in
an
r
m
f
mi
n
m
m
Tf
mw
in
n
m
mm
m
ivi
m
m
n
m
ma
m
man
ivi
imi
n
a-i
m
a
in
rrr
I
ili
filial
1l
1
MlJUVMuil
M
JUIS
M
IXMMLSXJriri
VJ1
W
1
I
VI
ifJli
J
WIJUU
1
lIt
I
aO
V
a
rucft
bnae
in
British
in.
1
n
.
.
i
oa
otrike
Settlement:
Adjourned
to
Monday
LONDON,
NovmU-r
6.
Negotiations
looking
to
peace
in
the
-ie
went
over
until
Monday
after
lengthy
meetings
and
con.
ii
n
which
members
of
the
cabinet
took
part.
It
is
reported
;a
circles
that
the
negotiators
struck
a
snag
in
the
attitude
rwners,
who
arc
said
to
have
declared
against
granting
any
i
-J
agreement
such
as
Is
desired
by
the
strikers.
Meantime
the
men
continue
to
drift
back
to
the
pits.
i
CKEYERUN
DAMSR
VF.R
HAS
REVIVED
:
KM.
IMirtCTOIt
ENTIHMTIC
IK
ItirKOtEMENT
IN
IKIM-K
in
it
m:son
X
T:
Not
No?
since
1911
Attraction
K
Hell'
Oate
r
ut
them
off.
bat
there
u
in
of
Kxltj
Mtmon
into
r
r
atcording
to
A
P.
itTti
Inspector
ot
fuherles.
'
the
run
from
conservative
...
trora
tnrfi
Wturnuaj
fish
!
(
I'lllMIT
OVKTEM
I
OK
Till
PORT
INSTITUTED
TODIV
The
permit
system
has
been
invoked
for
grata
shipments
to
thl
part
It
was
snnounced
this
momlnf
it
the
office
of
W.
II.
Tily.
C-NR.
superintendent.
The
J'ttrm
limit
grain
loading
on
tbt
prairlea
(or
certain
porta,
directing
tbe
grain
to
such
porta
aa
are
able
to
handle
It
and
preventing
Ute
movement
to
any
port,
tbe
elevator
facl-lltlea
ot
which
mar
be
congested
Tbe
granUng
or
refua-ing
ot
permit
rest
In
tbe
hand
ot
the
roll
it
company
in
collaboration
with
the
elevator
authorttlr
-
enthusiast
over
the
alt-
.
8
jnttfctng
hi
given
wsy
or
-
n
Mid.
"and
nature
haa
-
ie
obotaclei
placed
there
by
;.ng
in
the
aalmon
reap
In
jrlor
atreanu."
Pti
m
m
JV
Kk
AS
mi
i
i
i
m
j
i
CANADIANS
!
:
.
QUEEN
MARIE,
with
her
daughter,
Prince3s
Ileana,
her
son,
Prince
Nicholas,
and
Captain
Hartley
of
the
S.S.
Leviathan,
as
they
looked
on
their
arrival
in
New
York
Bay
j
LEVI
Is
I
OK
EAST
11V
WAY
Ol
INITED
STATES
ACCO
M
PANIEII
I
IIV
DISAIiKEElNU
AIDEK
Ntw
Method
of
Freezing
Was
Demonstrated
This
Afternoon
!
Opening
Experimental
Station
i
'
In
connection
with
the
opening
this
afternoon
by
J.
J.
Cowie,
secrelaiy
of
iLe
Bio'cgical
Beard
of
Canada,
of
the
new
fisheries
experimental
station
at
this
port,
there
was
a
demonstration
by
D.
B.
Finn,
acting
director
of
the
station,
of
a
new
brine
method
of
freezing
halibut
that
has
been
devised
here
and
which
is
such
an
improvement
in
the
matter
of
preservation
of
the
fish
that
it
wjll
mate
possible
the
marketing
of
frozen
fish
on
the
eastern
retail
markets
as
the'equal
of
fresh.
The
demonstration
showed
the
difference
between
air
frozen
'
brlse
frozen
halibut
under
the
new
ayatem
developed
here,
following
Invea-i
tlgatlona
that
have
been
going
on
thl
aeaaon.
Air
frozen
halibut.
It
Vu
ahown.
wax
relatively
dry
.when
thawed
,
out
and
the
fleaa
waa
In
no
way
com-!
'parable
tj
fresh
halibut
whereaa
thej
'
fleth.
when
the
brine
freezing
method
,
wav
empl
yed,
could
hardly
be
d
latin-
j
(tlngulshed
frjm
fresh
flah
either
In
I
I
texture
or
quality.
Tbe
new
method
i
I
thus
made
It
posalble,
the
denututra-Uon
proved,
to
place
brine
frozen
halibut
when
thawed
out
on
the
market
aa
i
the
-,ul
of
fresh
which
it
was
Impossl-
MANCHESTER,
November
G.The
honorary
freedom
of
the
be
13
.
under
the
air
freezing
ytem.
citv
was
conferred
on
the
Dominion
premiers
and
Maharajah
Burd-j
Ur-
F:nn
lls3
wan
last
night
by
the
Manchester
City
Council
but
the
absence
of
the
oU
th4t
nwa
cld
hIlbut
to
forty
objecting
labor
members
of
the
council,
almost
one-third
of,
nr.ded
OT
b.
the
membership,
robbed
the
of
its
impressheness
ceremony
some-
,
mhh.
i-ai
dirur
ot
the
bio-
lax.
en
bx.u
oi
uanaaa.
ana
ur.
uowie,
JOINT
ACTION
CENTRAL
B.C.
rKOPOSAL
TO
FORM
ASSOCIATED
IMIAKII
Ot
TKVDK
IOK
WHOLE
IlISTKICT
1
CONSIDERED
,
'
A
auggextlcn
coming
from
Smlther
that
an
associated
board
of
trade
for
the
district
should
be
formed
was
favorably
considered
by
the
Prince
Ru-
pert
Board
of
Trade
at
ita
monthly
meeting
last
night,
such
centos
aa
Prince
George.
Vanderhool,
Smith
:r
and
Prince
Rupert
being
represented
anl
other
places
a
soon
a
they
had
formed
Presenting
the
scroll
of
freedom
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
in
de:iaring
the
station
officially
cpen,
i
boards.
The
matter
waa
referred
to
th
.he
Lord
Mayor
recalled
that
20
years
earlier
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
referred
to
some
of
the
apadewerk
that
Legislative
Commmee
for
a
recommen-.oo
received
the
frerdom
of
the
City
of
Manchester.
Jtad
been
necessary
to
having
a
atstlcn
1
datlon
as
to
ways
and
mean
after
F.
Replying;
Premier
King
obnervwl
tlt
-
-
t.
.i
Ptj
4esUhheala.Prlnc-
Rupert.
-In.
sucA'QrDawson'hfid'urged
that
the
coroper-
und:r.the
will
ot
Lady
Laurier
he
hid
possession
of
the
scroll
of
Sir
Wttfrid
and
the
two
scrolls
would
now
rep.se
together
for
other
generatUna
to
come.
Speaking
of
the
spirit
of
freedom
that
housed
British
Institutions
the
Pre
mier
stated:
"As
I
look
at
the
work
of;
RA1LWAYMEN
ARE
TO
VOTE
the
Imperial
Conference.
It
aeem
to'
me
that
what
we
ought
to
seek
to
do
(
OM
l.ltKME
ItLt
o.MMlADs
KKJEC-ls
to
make
thl
great
temple
of
the
'.
Tlox
or
AWARD
ol
HOARD
OF
British
Empire
an
ever
vaster,
ever!
fONCIMATloN
greater,
ever
widening
freedom,"
RECORD
SET
IN
LOADING
ONLV
ronLll
HKKAKDOWN
VES-TLKOW
PREVENTED
OTHER
PORTS
LOOKI.M!
TO
THEIR
LAI
KEL
Miprrintriidrnt
Hennett
ot
the
html
elrtatur
l
to
be
rongratuUted
on
having
rreatrd
new
port
record
for
loading
grain
jeMerday
when
ISO.immi
htiMirl.
iipproxlinatrly
lA'O
lung
ton,
hii
plaretl
alHurd
Die
Japanese
freighter,
Tufuku
Muru,
In
nine
luuir.
Had
It
nut
lirfii
fur
a
breakdoHii
In
the
city
electric
wwrr.
,
which
put
the
ele-taliir
out
of
liu-hiM
for
titer
an
hour
ami
nrreltalrd
nutting
the
1tli,
Die
time
taken
to
luad
woulil
li:ite
mnde
other
train
purlN
rlirrk
up
oil
Ihelr
re-ord.
LiKidlnr
of
the
Tufuku
Murti
will
lie
cumplrted
today
and
the
tevl
will
sail
tomorrow
fur
the
I'nltrd
KlutJom
or
ninllnent
tla
Ihe
Panama
Canal
and
Norfolk,
Va.
!
uontreai
kov.
6.
Firteen
tnou-'
sand
members
ot
the
brotherhood
of
'
railroad
trainmen
and
the
order
of
I
railroad
conductors
will
be.
asked
ta
,vote
on
tbe
acceptance
or
rejection
of
the
await
of
the
Board
of
Conciliation
j
which
heard
.the
dispute
with
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
1
Railways
and
decided
tor
no
advance
In
(w-ages.
This
was
decided
by
a
confei-
er.ee
of
300
representative
at
a
meeting
here.
Further
It
was
decided
to
recommerut
that
the
membership
reject
the
ward-Railway
officials
refuse
to
comment
on
the
situation.
It
will
tak
some
days
before
the
ballot
la
completed
and
officials
of-the
ahopmen'a
union,
comprising
30.0OC
workers,
who
failed
to
secure
a
i
wage
Increase
decline
to
state
what
attitude
wUl
be
taken
In
their
case.
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
a
statutory
holiday
for
the
purpose
of
celebrating
Thanksgiving
and
tbe
signing
of
the
Armistice
which
brought
the
Oreat
War
to
a
close
In
1014,
there
will
be
no
Issue
ot
the
Dally
News
on
that
day.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Severe
Decrees
Passed
in
Italy
by
Fascists
to
Stamp
Out
Opposition
ROME,
November
6.
Sitting
under
the
presidency
of
Premier
Mussolini
himself,
the,
Fascist
cabinet
yesterday
approved
a
scries
"of
drastic
repressive
measures,
which
are
the
first
steps
to
subdue
opposition
throughout
Italy.
'
,
t
.
The
decrees
approved
provide
the
penalty
of
death
for
every
Rttcmpt
to
injure
or
molest
the
Premier
or
strike
a
blow
at
the
Fascist
regime,
and
as
much
as
,30
years
imprisonment
for
direct
or
in
direct
opposition.
The
decree
creates
an
elaborate
system
of
police
to
watch
every
movement
of
every
anti-fascist
at
h6me
and
abroad
and
to
put
the
opposition
press
out
ot
existence.
All
passports
allowing
Italians
to
leave
the
country
are
annulled
and
heavy
penalties
are
levied
for
atttempted
evasion.
The
retroactive
death
penalty
for
nit-1
temnted
assassins
of
member
ol
in
Royal
Family
was
not
adopted.
Mrs.
Fred
Riffou
was
among
thoso
who
were
In
charge
of
the
fancy
wurk
lan
Ideal
locaUon
aa
this.
Mr.
Co
arte
rr-'atlon
of
the
various
boards
tn
this
j
pressed
the
belief
that
It
would
be
in
'
part
of
the
province
would
be
beneficial.
a
position
to
do
a
great
deal
ot
valuable
i
work
for
the
fisheries.
D.
B.
Finn,
act-
AEKERTA
TO
TAKE
OVER
AND
OTERATE
RAILWAY
SVHTEM
EDMONTON,
Nov.
6.
Premier
Brownlee
announced
today
that
the
Provincial
Government
of
Alberta
would,
take
over
and
operate
tbe
ED.
&
BC.
and
Central
Canada
railways
on
November
10
when
the
Canadian
Pacific's
operating
agreement
expires.
The
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Increased
Its
former
offer
by
80.000
hut
this
was
rejected
and
an
agreement
1
now
completed
with
the
Canadian
National
for
handling
the
traf-
flc.
FOUR
BOATS
SOLD
FISH
HERE
TODAY
Four
small
boat
sold
halibut
hero
today
the
price
for
American
betne;
20.50
and
U
and
for
Canadian
18.30
and
13
80
and
0.
10
and
11
cent.
Sales
were
AMERICAN
Amite
CL
11.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
CANADIAN
Tramp,
13.000
to
Cold
Storage.
Bingo,
8.000
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Torberg,
3,500
to
AUln
Fisheries.
FAIR
STAR
WAS
THE
WINNER
OF
FUTURITY
STAKES
AT
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE,
Nov
'6.
Fair
Star
yesterday
won
the
Plmllco
Futurity.
Stake
netting
the
owner
159,000.
Jop
Hagen
came
second
and
Whiskey,
third.
Sixteen
horses
started.
.
.
IRELAND
DEFEATED.
i
,
BELFAST.
Nov.
6.
England
defeated
Ireland
three
goals
to
nothing
In
an
booth
raffles
along
with
Mrs.
McBlety
amateur
International
soccer
game
here
at
the
Catholic
Baxaar
His
week.
I
today.
1
lng
director
of
the
station,
also
spoke;
brteny.
After
the
official
opening,
which
was
attended
by
several
officials
and
a
dozen
or
so
local
citizens
more
particularly
those
engaged
In
the
devolopment
of
the
fisheries,
there
was
a
meeting
of
the
Biological
Board
sub-executive
of'
Canada
which
consists
of
John
Dyb-havn
of
this
city
and
Dr.
A.
H.
Hutchinson
ot
Vancouver.
ARE
REMANDED
FOR
ONE
WEEK
CASE
OF
SMi
nULlMl
NARCOTICS
IX
VANCOUVER
11F.IOKE
FIRST
COIRT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
-Ia
order
that
the
prosecution
may
furnish
Particular.
remanaea
iot
one
wees:
lai
ueaxjng
oi
4.
'the
smuggling
ot
narcotic
charge
against
Frank
Marino,
Dominic
Marino.
!
Dominic
Crlston
and
three
Chinese.
!
who
were
arrested
recently
at
Vlct:rla
and
Vancouver.
The
accused
pleaded
not
guilty
and
elected
for
summary
hearing.
MAKING
THIS
SALMON
PORT
HOARD
or
TRADE
ASKED
TO
INTEREST
ITSELF
IN'
Fl'llLICITY
CAMPAIGN'
TO
THAT
ENI
At
the
meeting
ot
the
Board
ot
Trade.
J.
W.
Klcholla
suggected
that
the
publicity
committee
of
the
Board
should
undertake
the
work
of
getting
In
touch
with
the
shippers
ot
canned
salmon
In
Alaska
with
a
view
to
making
this
a
sal
mon
port.
He
said
at
present
most
of
the
salmon
went
south
but
with
tbe
Inauguration
ot
steamship
sailings
from
thl
port
he
thought
a
great
deal
ot
It
should
come
here.
;
v
The
matter
waa
referred
to
the
publicity
committee
tor
investigation,
GIVE
DINNER
TO
SIR
HENRY
HEAD
OP
RAILWAY
TO
UK
UltST
Ol'
HONOR
Xr
EVENT
IIKKrl
WED
NESDAY
EVENN(I
Sr
Henry
Thornton'
wll
be
the
guest
ot
the
Board
of
Trad
at
dinner
to
be
given
WedVesdy
evening1
t.
the
ordinary
dinner
hour
which
will
be
open
to
all
citizen
Who
wish
to
do
so
to
attend,
Sir
Henry
will
he
asked
to
give'
an
address
on
that
occasion.
Previous
to
th
dinner
a
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
consisting
of
a.
W.
Nlckerson.
M.
P.
MoCsffery,
and
D.
Thomson
m
meet
Sir7
Henry
and
lay
before
him,
some
of
th
needs
of
the
port
which
particularly
oonmrp'
the
raUway.
: