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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUFERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
IS
MAKING
GOOD.
5S
To
load
twenty-four
ships
with
over
five
million
bushels
of
wheat,
and
there
will
probably
be
more
than
that
yet,
is
not
a
bad
contended
right
through
the
struggle
to
get
the
plant,
a
political
ex,-
jiediency.
Nor
does
it
look
as
if
the
much-criticised
lease
is
going
jf
s"v
firm
nut
in
Vv
?.-
Kaan
f
mtsrvVa
Thn
A
lr.dr
Vaw
T7nnl
a-
,
'
v
m
vUB
.v-
iiu
a
v.
irw.aa
utltunt,.
a.
T
.
ISTjj
COV
I
KJvJt
Httf
yet
another
season
to
experiment
with
a
plant
with
which
its
offi-
cials
have
already
expresssd
satisfaction.
There
seems
to
be
little
doubt
now
but
they
will
buy
the
plant
outright
or
tie
it
up
with
a
Y1LL
BE
PEACE
RAILWAY
SOON.
The
question
of
a
Pacific
Coast
outlet
for
the
Peace
River,
as
far
as
any
definite
action
may
be
concerned,
has
been
shelved
for.icort.
PATROL
BOATS
AND
AIRPLANES
MtMI'.KK
VOK
SKMAA
jrtTIO
tii:iTi
i-ai-
or
latti:r
in
KKttl
UtTItl
I
IMtr.Kir.
"1
shall
as
Just
oiw
word
In
regard
to
acropUaea."
Mid
Mr.
Brad;.
MJ
for
Skeena.
when
riiherlrs
patrol
service
as
fcetnx
recently
discussed
lu
the
Ulcus
oj
Commons
at
Ottawa.
TlKHWti
:-.
llTK
it
u
considered
that
the
aero
plane
might
have
met
all
the
exigencies
harh
wtjls
called
upou
to
meet.
1
do
rt
th:nk
it
does
o
to
Uie
extent
sue-
itrted
by
the
hon.
member
lor
Cornea
,
A:bcrui
i
Mr
Nellli
Aeroplanes
eonnot
operate
successful
In
cloud;,
fogjy
weather,
and
most
of
the
poaching
t
'dace
oa
obscure
days
when
the
ruibll-
itv
is
poor
.
A
good
deal
of
tt
takes
(place
also
at
ntghx.
The
aeroplane
can-Snot
meet
these
requlrementa
completely.
;nd
though
the
government
ma;
con
rrtder
the
adetmhimy
of
mlnf
them,
I.
MB
stress
the
Importance
of
an
efficient
boat
patrol.
You
want
men
aa
weD
aa
boata;
the
boats
are
essential
but
ytu
cannot
lispense
with
wen
i
nursaay,
April
-1.
iU
trained
men.
So
hnporunt
U
thl
fishing
business
to
Canada
that
I
am
fjeased
to
know
that
the
government
and
particularl;
the
minuter
la
going
ft
be
right
way
about
It
b;
providing
up-to-date
boats
and.
better
still,
men
whose
appointment
will
not
be
due
to
record
Xor
trie
local
elevator
in
the
first
season
of
its
operation.
;poituei
pull.
These
men
hare
charge
We
wouder
what
the
knockers,
who
fondly
predicted
that
the
big;f
what
ma-
be
considered
a
sacred
house
would
be
a
"white
elephant,'
have
to
ay
to
that.
No
doubt,
!
treasure
and
if
we
did
nothing
sie
they
are
greatly
disappointed.
(than
proride
fo
rthis
great
industry
The
Prince
Rupert
elevator
has
taken
but
a
short
time
to!010
ln,rrl,Jr
,houM
dota
prove
that
it
is
not,
as
the
political
opponents
of
Prince
Rupert
g3C!
1
or
Domml00-
rrntrn
vtaa!
should
be
awftwuww
ewe-www
r
n
mi
so
an
a
cast
tt
to
Vwaa
be
given
good
wages
removed
from
the
sphere
of
temptation.
urge
the
minister
to
see
to
It
that
an
operation
In
district
So.
3
and
wherever
four
fisheries
damand
them.
Most
Im
portant
of
all
la
tt
to
pay
the
men
lease
satisiactory
to
all
parties
when
the
specified
time
comes
to
-good
salaries,
just
imagine
a
man
en
take
such
action.
gaged
on
these
rough
waters
from
The
admission
of
the
Wheat
Pool
that
this
has
been
developed
noram
till
night
from
one
end
of
the
into
a
train
Port
with
facilities
and
advantages
enual
to
thns
nf
the
ether
receiving
a
salary
a'nv
on
this
coast
is
a
momentous
one
for
Prinrr.
Runort
A
fH
-which
any
girl
working
In
the
post
start
has
been
made
and
developments
may
follow
that
it
is
dlffj-
cffic
on
UltlX
hou
to
P"1-
milt
In
vetim.M,
Th
aiinritinn
shmilrl
h
mnct
-3!f
...
ll
Th
ht
the
overseers
those
who
are
in
any
way
interested
in'the
welfare
and
progress
of
!
irn
"whaT
thT
minuter.
this
great
and
promising
port.
'hurt
department
are
.Uve
to
the
1m-
penance
of
good
overseers,
and
I
would
ask
htm
to
have
guardians
placed
at
the
mouth
of
the
more
Important
creeks
hi
district
No.
2
and
along
the
whole
ihe
time
being
at
least
by
the
federal
government
which,
however,
1
n.E.i:i
at
ixc-iikam:
has
undertaken-
to
keep
continuously
in
touch
with
the
situation.
;
1
m
Pli
indeed
to
see
there
is
Ttir.
mar
Vw
nn
action
thia
voar
hrrt
th
nnosttnn
will
inHnihtu1lr
to
be
an
Increase
In
the
salaries
paid
come
up
again
next
year
and
continuously
until
something
is
reallv
"
1
pJe
on
n
done.
The
minister
at
Ottawa
may
say
that
there
may
be
no
sucir
"J-
!l
j
tf"
'wcrds.
men
able
to
resist
tempuitoo.j
m
r
j
.v..
.--j.
L
nuiwaj
iunc
uunuxcu
ie
uina
or
ts
raioer
iue
oi
me
m
any
ta
,ucuma
mara.
in
nis
jircuicuuu.
imat
uiuai
auu
wiu
ue
a
railway
io
we
:
uper3n
ot
our
flshlngl
vm.--
a.t-
...
.
-
.
.-
.-w.
.
j
.
"
ua.u
.1..
1,
iic
IgrourtGS-
You
tu
do
lar
more
xor
uw
a
good
chance
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
its
most
direct
terminal,
tprotecuon
of
your
riaherte
u
you
have1
'at
-the
head
of
the
patrol
system
men1
CANNERY
LEGISLATION
who
are
Immune
from
the
many
temp-1
BEING
THREATENED.
'ration
that
beset
them
in
theuf
very"
The
suit
brought
by
the
Semerrilie
Cannery
Co.
in
Supreme
'mmcna
work.
There
was
in
the
haaj
Court
against
the
federal
depart
inert!
of
fisheries
is
of
signal
Inter-
n
overseer
of
constdersbie
est
to
the
entire
salmon
fishing
industry
on
this
coast
Mr.
Millerd.
Tatae
w
th
P"emment.
a
man
who
.l.
:
i
i
.v.
i
r
i
.
m
.was
faithful
In
everr
poaslbie
way.
He
inc
iriucipiii
vi
uir
cuuectik
uw
iwr
nunc
scare
utxa
agiiauug
xor.
I
j
,l.
i-.irtr.r.
..f
tk
rt-i.J-.-
ti.
paHtta.
V.t
was
mu
TV
-
-w
two
ctllavt
b,
paid
MO
mands
he
now
makes
in
-
his
suit
are
even
mere
surprising
than
,
ml
,
wt
to
migm
nave
neen
expeciea.
it
loos
as
u
utere
is
-a
Dig
Dame
in
nunrter
the
tact
that
out
of
store
on
tne
elementary
pcinciiHes
oi
caanisg
legislation,
me
wnote
u
-u-
f
as.
.
.m,
.t.
had
structure
of
which
is
threatened.
I(
it
something
that
has
been
'to
nay
4.73
towards
superannuation.
a
-
m
a
w
a
a
a
aa
i
'
coming
to
a
neaa
lor
some
ume
ana
wnicn
snouta
soon
te
aelinrtely
land
that
meant
a
good
deal
to
turn.
settled
one
way
or
the
Other.
ikaow
that
an
lmrjroement
In
being
DENTISTRY
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Phone
32S.
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
BRIDGE
'and
PLATES
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
Ily
an
Expert.
Sunday
Appointments
Open
Evenings.
Seeled
In
retard
to
better
salaries,
but
THE
OLD
(the
trrporuaci
of
the
patrol
system
on
SWIM
Ml.
V
HOLU
he
Skeena
cannot
be
exaggerated.
Par
For
the
man
who
wa
fcom
in
the
country
but
who
migrated.0-
"bo
r"nl
xhr
wtl"
uh"T
1
to
the
city
there
are
reeoIlectioB
which
are
undying
always
ass6-i"ooM
I1
wt
,T"1
ciated
withjthe
spnngtimes.
Icomprtres
five
distinct
divisions
starting
I
.
n.
.
.
t
n
fimt-hV
re
-f
.1
j-
t.
...
.v
u
r;.
.
.1.
is
tu'ers
"-
.oiruii).-ri
ui
mc.-c
iut
uwiiy
is
ui
wi
inc
om
n-iauiun
"u,c-ilalet.
north
to
Addenbrook
l-'-M
to
aov
matter
now
long
since
its
aeugnts
nave
Deen
expenenceo,
iia
ap-,lrY,
.h
jw,,
channeu
Iealiis
insistent.
The
desire
to
revisit
boyhood
haunts
makes
him
a
CTOtraJ
dtrukm
extend
irom
Xamuf
.
,
'i.
.a
a
j.
w
a
ba
w
I
member
oxianax
uanu
01
boys
some
01
xnem
tx
ana
timers
w
ana
w
towe
inlet,
and
in
the
skeena
din-
a
bit,
but
all
members,
of
the
same
lodge
whose
due,
are
payable
in
ton
there
are
Prince
Rupert.
sn
ineffaceable
recollections
at
the
deep
pool
under
the
edge
of
a
bank
River.
Chatham
sound.
Naas
River.
Port
shaded
by
willow,
sycamore
or
maple
trees.
Simpson
to
the
boundary,
line.
The
love
of
the
old
swimmin"
hole
will
always
endure
in
the
"The
present
system
in
dmnct
num-heart
of
the
Canadian
boy.
young
or
old.
and
hundreds
of
thousands
br
two
u
hopeieasiy
inadequate.
a
of
them
will
turn
their
faces
toward
the
old
places
and
yearn
for
'n
mutrmtKn
that
J
might
refer
the
the
companion
of
their
"
youth
:
and
deep
dwn
in
their
hearts
will
mJM
now
in
use.
,
.
-
.
.,
.1
There
is
the
Ctoyw.
M
feet
long.
She
at
7
-
-
laree
years
old
and
her
rate
of
travel
of
playing
hooky
by
running
her
fingers
through
their
damp
hair.
u
MW1
iima
u
;
eleven
ytars
old.
has
45
none
power,
is
MBBB&BESn&BKEBUSB
teet
long
and
travela
at
eight
miles
per
hour.
The
Hawk
which
la
twenty
rears
old
ts
33
leet
long
and
baa
14
Horse
power.
1
computed
rougbUy
the
obligation
in
connection
with
these,
boats
to
enable
them
to
cover
the
area
?TOpeily.
It
would
be
absolutely
necev-tstt
tor
each
of
them
to
cover
240
miles
per
day.
and
Inasmuch
as
they
hare
to
atop
vessels
for
examination.
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TU
csnl&lims
tj
Sauraa-ioww
I
Ike
aiesiia,
utmnu
sto
pftaif
umiieJ
Cana4
trill
fpmr
'
IM
frtu
fasjf
aeai
fae
ttrmimi
4tit
Hsy.
i7
CANADA
1W7
SPACK,
the
last
frontier,
is
being
conquered
bv
the
telephone.
At
the
time
of
Confederation,
Canada
s
communication
within
her
borders
and
with
the
market,
of
the
world
was
arduous
and
slow
.
.
.
News
and
the
stuffs
of
commerce
travelled
slowly
.
.
.
To
traverse
C
a
i-ada
was
high
adventure.
In
1E70,
just
three
years
after
Confederation,
Dr.
Alexander
Graham
Bell,
whose
life
had
been
defpaired
of
by
his
physicians,
vent
to
Brantford,
Ontario,
to
die.
Fortunately
he
was
spared,
not
only
to
initiate
the
movement
of
the
transmission
of
speech
by
electricity
but
to
see
his
invention
improved
and
perfected
until
tt
became
one
of
the
greatest
factors
in
the
social
and
business
life
of
the
world.
The
first
time
that
transmitting
and
receiving
instruments
ucre
placed
miles
apart
and
speech
successfully
transmitted
was
on
August
loth,
1876,
nine
years
after
Confederation.
The
transnr
ef
was
in
Brantford,
the
receiving
strumentln
Paris
Ontario.
Var
persons
spoke
and
sang
into
transmitter
and
were
heard
bv
Dr.
Bell
through
the
rcccn
.
g
instrument.
Today
the
telephone
in
home
ji
'
office
permits
conversation
w
i?
friends
and
associates
half
ri
n
world
away.
Jt
is
the
new
w
Tu
market
place.
More
than
i,ooc.
telephones
are
in
use
in
Caru
Jo.
They
provide
opportunity
qun
.
to
exchange
good
wishes,
news
commercial
or
social
import
an
J
keep
in
touch
constantly
with
the
world.
The
Northern
Electric
Company
is
jroud
of
h
share
in
thn
development
vhich
Imka
the
provinces
more
ckely
togetUr.
ThelndiHf
rial
i
and
poritkal
significance
of
this
ncamest
it
trcmendoui
lwcau
it
ii
productive
of
in
creased
national
progrcM
and
goodwill
Northern
Electric
COMPANY
LIMITED
Equipment
for
the
trantmisiion
of
Sound
and
Potter
IMHIX
.taitltALH.
Prise
Rasvtt
Alex.
K.
Brewlbeart.
O.
W
Prarsoo.
C
W.
TounLm
kCaa
Joyce
TpurtcUotte.
alias
LoU
TourteUott
and
IXr.
and
kin.
which
-takes
time,
tt
necessarily
follows!"
H.
Jsynes
and
famUy.
Vancouver.
ha:
they
must
be
properly
equipped
L
Mjeho40-
Montreal;
W.
t
Walker.
m
the
matter
of
speed.
I
would
urfe
River.
Ivan
Adams.
SUasett;
the
minister
to
ptc
U
that
diitrlet
lU:Wrd'
Johnston.
Muriel
Johaaton
and
.up
to
date
patrol
boata
capable
of
ac
P-
Johnston.
Queen
Charlotte
City
peed
of
fifteen
mHesper
hour.
Theyj
fesilral
(Should
bare
corrmodJUIoc
lour!
w.
J,
Baruey
and
R.
UcRiekle.
Tan-
1
persons
wn-.n.extraiscratDoAttJori
for
twara.
ucean
nil:
1.
lofaftais.
(Rlcharda.
Powell
Riven
O.
MacDonaeU.
WH.tT
NtlU.
R.tin
ttr
O.
C
Ameson.
Ronnj-ilde
I
A-
W
Netll.
membrr
for
Oomox-AV
s"J
ibernt
had
said
previously:
'
wUson.
Vancouver:
Anton
Moen.
My
boa
frtend
from
8keeoa
Mr.
r:
M-
8-
Dunn.
Buckley
Bay.
Brady
1
I
know
wtn
support
me.
as
did!
this
ptde
or
who
was
a
Liberal
In!
lthrtL
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
LAND
"t
tor
the
departmen
tto
sriln
putj
DIVISION"
should
like
to
know
from
the
minister
j
TASK
KOTlCXthTt"tf.
P.
Leonard,
of
the
poitcy
of
the
department
m
this
Portland.
Ore.
poyaieUtt.
intends
to
regard.
ArrUae
m
the
Dalle
Few
hi
j
toe
aunuier
01
uinos
lor
a
iKance
to
prcapect
tot
coal,
petrols
iu
and
natural
cu
over
and
under
the
lot.
iowme
described
Una.
annate
on
Rk.:a-'
f'-e
Inlet.
Oraham
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