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The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afters
do
a.
except
Sun&zj,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Newt,
United,
Third
Arenac
H.
F.
PULLEX
-
-
Manages
Editor.
Member
of
Andil
Bareaa
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
Friday,
Jnce
24,
1927
RETURN
OF
PEACE
RIVER
LANDS
One
of
the
chief
arjrnxents
in
farer
of
the
return
to
the
province
of
the
Peace
River
railway
Iaod
it
that
they
could
he
od
a
an
inducement
for
torse
person
to
beild
a
railway
into
the
Peace
River.,
It
is
now
recognized
that
when
a
eoontry
gfTes'Iand
to
a
railway
it
U
a
good
colonization
mere.
The
railway
has
facilities
for
getting
settler
and
selling
the
lands,
and
one
farer
who
bays
is
worth
ten
who
settle
on
free
lands.
The
CPJL
-had
huge
land!
This
week
the
schools
close
and
parents
will
have
U
mind
their
own
children
for
a
month
or
so.
What
an
outlook!
Next
month
is
the
time
the
savings
account
is
likely
to
dwindle.
That
is,
if
there
is
a
savings
account.
'
Canadianism
in
minding
your
own
business
if
there
is
time
to
spare
f
nra
fussing
over
the
neighbors.
it
KNOW
OUR
OWN
COUNTRY
Do
we
Canadians
say
often
enough
"See
Canada
1
.rst!"
or
"Euild
Up
lour
Own
Country!"?
says
the
Victoria
Tl;ue
Eastern
Canada
newspapers
have
been
moved
to
ask
this
Ques
tion
after
noting
that
the
government
of
thU
province
bat
appropriated
the
sum
of
23r00
for
the
purpose
of
letting
the
people
;
'
oi
otber
parts
of
the
Dominion
know
what
British
to
offer
them.
It
is
being
pointed
out
that
Canada
has
suffered
from
ft
lack
of
the
proper
kind
of
publicity
and
even
more
from
the
propaganda
of
thW'who
for
selfish
reasons
have
misrepresented
cotvfitions
in
this
country.
As
a
consequence
an
undesirable
psychological
outlook
has
been
created
which
will
yield
only
to
the
enthusiasm
of
those
who
have
abounding
faith
in
Canada.
Such
slogans
as
"See
Canada
First!"
and
"BuildOJp
Your
Owr
Country!"
should
appeal
to
a!)
Canadians,
not
only
this
year
of
the
Dominion's
sixtieth
birthday,
bat
all
the
time.
Every
citizen
should
be
inspired
with
the
desire
to
see,
know
and
develop
the
country
to
which
he
belongs,
of
which
he
is
an
integral
part,
even
though
his
birthplace
may
have
been
in
another
land
and
under
a
different
flag.
tWhat
a
fine
thing
for
Canada,
her
business
and
economic
future
generally,
if
even
half
of
those
former
citizens
who
have
left
her
were
to
return
and
cast
their
lot
once
again
with
their
homeland
For
the
economic
loss
to
this
country
by
reason
of
the
an-naul
exodus
of
young
people
to
other
lands
is"
considerable.
Artificial
formulas
will
not
prevent
It;
only
a
better
knowledge
of
tb'lr
own
country,
its
beauty
and
manifold
possibilities
will
keep
these
Canadians
in
Canada.
British
Columbia
will
be
contributing
to
this
better
knowledge
by
its
expenditure
this
year
of
$25,009
in
wise
publicity.
Other
provinces
should
find
it
good
business
to
follow
the
example.
If
pep
had
to
be
paid
for,
we'd
all
buy
some,
but
as
Jt
happens
to
be
ree
for
the
taking
we
avoid
it
as
we
would
the
plague.
i
The
only
.way
to
distinguish
an
Englishman
from
an
American
is
by
theVajihe
holds
his
knife
and
fork
and
the
manner
in
which
he
eats
asparagus.
.
How
to
make
a
Bovril
Sandwich
Just
iprcad
1
little
Bovril
between
two
&u
ilices
of
bread
and
butter
it's
the
easiest
and
and
tastiest
sandwich
you
an
make.
Excellent
for
afternoon
teas,
parties,
or
for
any
occasion
where
time
is
lacking
for
the
prcpar.
ttion
of
a
heavier
meal.
Bovril
Sandwiches
are
particularly
admirable
when
something
more
sustaining
than
"just
the
ordinary
sandwich"
is
needed.
As
an
addition
to
the
Traveller's
lunch
basket
there
is
nothing
to
beat
Bovril
Sandwiches.
Bovril
is
the
Cook's
best
friend
at
all
times.
BOVRIL
SANDWICHES
Put
Beef
Into
You
S4
Tfc
rciWa'PCtrt.4D
with
the
iyncrg
CWetratSoo
oacna
to
LKtua
mbt
nu?f
vbat
vac
caSMBaUd
to
too
aad-
Reseat
fanarti
Tne
Jpr
try
MarS!
Yaac
aad
Joan
t
r
rf
W
iMIl
rA
mti
ff
K
TJ2t
onfiat
OTlilltT
'Aitrn
Uana.
acd
J.
8.
tte
Anting
MAY
CHANGE
HALIBUT
LAWS
EErOMMEXHtTlON
OF
IK.
THOMP-ON
WI1X
MXIV
BE
KCrEIVEH
nv
ivtrR
atiov.il
rni-
llIOX
KETCHIKAN.
Joae
23.
Some
cbaare
!n
Ike
pretext
resalaUetea
rejirdlax
protection
of
tt
bailout
are
Cxety
to
be
i&ade
ta
tbe
near
future
as
a
reaolt
of
tt
toresUtatloa
of
Profeaoor
WU-
litai
T.
Tbompaia.
-a
bo
aa
beea
ttucytac
tb
Ufe
alsrory
aad
aiove-taeou
ai
tt
halibut
for
tt
Interna-Uor.jl
PUaerles
ComaUuka.
J.
C.
Barber,
vbo
1
back
bere
frcct
SeatUe,
uyt
aetlta
of
auterlal
baa
bea
coUected
but
tae
reculti
C1
cot
be
made
public
uattt
a
report
U
made
to
tae
commit.
on
i
a
SeatUe.
Or.
Barber
aay:
"Tbe
baUbut,
lt
jrtratt,
lu
migration
,aad
tnllmale
CetalU.
bouad
to
bare
n
atotit
bxportjiat
bearlaf
on
tbe
laduitry
la
tt
fut'ite.
have
beea
collected
and
properly
ctaasUled
aod
aaayzil
aad
Mr.
Thompson
it
aov
fell
it
lettlne
out
til
rmvt
with
hi.
i
Iwomn
enrfatlnnj
"One
thltg
U
certala.
bowerrr.
aad
ttat
U
that
the
oommlaaloa
will
hare
pUced
before
U
data
oa
the
lite
aod
fcatilta
or
this
imporUnt
food
fUhvhkh
wuj
open
tt
tray
tor
deOolte
action
fcr
conHrrlnj
the
flab,
aad
far
clear-
cut
reoommenitaUom
for
legislation
or
trratka
may
be
needed
to
foster
the
ladustry.
now
putting
millions
of
tlollirs
Into
circulation
aaau-
ally-
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
!
J
Ctn.
Jje
34
eidrsey
narr.banrrii
of
day
st
Soota
School
when
the
papu
cptri-J
AS
S.-Oinra!rj
astesftM
si
It
Aadttduai
io
tajof
KJueW
t-v.
rHJij.
xvof
ac!
tale
jsirt
la
a
T
taKrtaa?
fso-'aia,
belcv
bfr
Uaat
cseapa&rl
f"1-
ttJi
fci
tcotbtr
aad
atcr
at
ftaratX
Tbe
progress
to
a
fcito:
janl
ta
a
fessaa
tei
tU9ad
Cfccnu-i-O
Car.i-
Tt
ScbcoL
fur,
ot
u
n
to
lsz
ask
AAd.-M-D.
H.
Humm.
itic.n
tHe
Stmsst
SCrtT
txtvtta
Vaa?
Plixs
ca
CociKtetaOao
MSaijcJ
aaE
Ovfo
atnr
tf
t2
Oood
Taee.
W!x
-Js
toa
casie
iroat
Tw-jart
Cfccrefcr
"TIM
caoitst!."
a
zajvury
a
sot
aC
tt
toelj-
oAf
Se2xal
clr.
at
ticaaSaa
XaUoaal
Ha-j
ccxae
w
pass
fipniijai;
iw
v.
,,
Aiirti
nume
rate
rmta
oZ
Canada
to
la
'U,,
looter,
be
taken
without
permissioB:
cane
Of
ta
present
oij
pupos
ja
"ncr
scatCated
sod
a
the
CecIfdmUon
to
ta
the;
rw.mm
-..
.
..U
.
:
1
!
iL.
t
J
I
.
1
-
.
-
.
.
.
.
.
..
.
e1""".
j
"
wiu
iuuj
ait
idc
tana
a&a
icai
iasa
is
beingianc
ereo
at
tat
eany
sage
a
tcexr
ltriniPii
TVDI
ACIfiU
farmed
today.
If
British
Columbia
could
secure
the
Peace
lands
it!
career
so
tbry
ifi
nothing
tret'
W
AdAjH
tAl
LltilUfl
could
u
them
to
induce
the
building
of
a
line
from
the
National
Railway
main
line
into
the
Peace
country.
If
the
Dominion
does
cot
return'
these
lands
is
is
to
be
hoped
it
will
hand
them
over
to
the
Canadian
National
and
have
them
opened
up
by
a
railway
line
leading
west
Ice
p&tce
yter-.
.Ciaittitt
r.
-.
m
Tmb
Sttl.
Ocsa-.
Paper
co
-ec
acd
UM-xynass.
-r
JGLa
Aroncr.
f
J
Jt'e
ii,
ibij.
The
actlTltles
ot
the
Board
ot
Trade.!
city
couiil
and
tradaa
and,
labor
coun-1
ell,
with
a
T
ew
to
having
sh!p-bu.:alng
InsUtuttd
a
the
prince'
Rupert
dry
dock,
appear
to
hare
borne
fruit
Word.
i
has
been
received
that
the
Union
Iron-laorka
ot
8ti
Franclaco
haa
opened
rgotiatlona
fur
the
use
of
the
plank
N.
Scheinmann
returned
to
the
city
todsy
after
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver
and
few
Westminster.
Dr
V.
T.
Kefgln
U
on
a
flying
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
A
boa
la
ft
boss,
but
ft
good-looking
stenographer
1
an
asset
to
any
business.
Medley.
t
ItKxuemI
or
aet;
;koova
to
a.cx
Uk
StMAa
dot
"S
Sit
Oraie
l-Va.
Tfa
rrpcrtnl
miag
or
aa
dtr!urtd'
oaw
jw
EarrJiacw
a
ttit
5
tItOBZBt
n
4ddm-Gorge
BihbJ.
lew
potXit-
Wt
ttat
pe
to
uaAJilc
tal
rmnuiuau
"-
.
retell
tt
as
tt
to
nOwS
farQwr
&eai
aitet
anj
3ij
Cap.
iuv
--v
f.rv!
.a:
as
tSm
tfce
-os4
act!
rprooccd
trct.
(itr
Tawffat.
Vf&tt
as
are
brtaf
arranged
are
DM
k
caroolcie.
Tbt
caatfc
oi.
ea)crd
bf
tt
cc
la
tt
haB.
K-;ootoba
tooaT
tal
a
tan
to
aH;
tuiatS
W
ISf
iKt
tiat
t
aad
Ceo-
jj,
j,
lbe.
st(mi
brio-r
Vaa-bUcratlsc.
wtr?
twtea.
6
pota'd
to
ifrp
.
out
toe
tbi
asaar
taSnj
ttat
a
had
,f
i,oB!b
to
aecare
R
and'
eimlnc
Ui
riik
of
aroMcsUao
or
t
fcaod.
of
tt
ratt
of
CoofSatloo.
tatbtxttia
vtM
ptKi
ladtaa
IS
STILL
A
MYSTERY
ArUfcsr
-awe
cf
a
very
fcisa
ataadard
K-t,Kti
hr
tmu
Itrfail
a4!
Tfce
PitoBtpaT.
mnarka
were
eocCatdi
Jait
,v,t
,
r-.r,
r
tm-!
eay
to
tt
taat
cb
of
tt
tmat
WiiaiD
c3lila
rr,t
tMdlra
w"
X
ftanlf
Merc,
oaarr.
tallc
ca
raan
Mtd
CekteaUoo.
Tbe
ridat
tie
of
...
tK-
K...
v
...
tt
a
exeaciiflctf
In
rpcru
aad
aaca.
k
.
.v.
aapcrtaat
tmt
tt
lacs
ttit
It
to
-
Mla
,u
e
record
at
a
ateady
zrovUi
bawd
oa
v
.v,
Mnia4a!i
la
the
Stfn
r
day
Tbere
aai
btea
coaaiOerabie
dtteu-
.
00
rto
Kpm
today
oa
flon
about
tt
poaatbQity
of
explosloaa!
,nel
irX3Ca
VaacottTer
to
Strrart.
Columbia
na
5"
;boat.
lor
tt
reaaaa.
aa
oae
eXDenetxed
pounded
abaft.
On
an
(asoSae
autoaashSe
trucks
U
attached
a
assa3
chain
which
drazs
on
tt
rramd
aad
azwen
the
ourrae
at,
carrying
avy
aod
grounding
Wabaah,
BeglaaM
'Webber
raa
dovn
la
J
tbe
boZd.
Charles
Nlckenoa
was
pa
deck
aad
Captala
Fierce
was
oa
tt
dock.
It
1
aald
there
was
do
fire
la;
tt
note
ca
the
boat.
The
minute
tt;
A.
M.
Duncan,
aa
oSctal
vtta
tt
BilUaa
ctuuzns
deputateat
at
-al.
Cbl&a
jrrlTl
to
tt
otty
oa
tae
teat
erery
boat
U.-lUM
w
of
ru
propeUer;
vn
w
rtwmi
i
aad
D1
proceed
Eart
oo
tomorrow
wwnlfw
train
1
lira.
Joahua
Klr-thim.
bo
nai
bten!
.
..
unr
u
miir
uux,
imib
w
I
,axvrov
by
the
Cardeaa
oo
her
return
bome
ta
VlrtorU.
acoocapaaied
by
J
At
tt
Urn
of
tt
accident
to
tt-!
'
feer
daughter.
Mrv
8.
D.
Jobaatcoe.f
ho
sill
remain
la
the
south
for
the
:
txt
two
or
three
nvnntht
f
L.ND
ACT.
sheet
of
flame
from
the
expkxlao
shot'
NOflfX
or
INTEVTKIN
TO
APPLY
To!
IX.fE
MU.
out
of
tbe
bold
tt
Standard
OH
em-
j
'
ployee
on
the
dock
dosed
oC
tt
fd
la
Coaat
Range
4.
Land
Recording
DU-
ntne
'
trlct
of
Prlace
Rupert
and
situate
at
I
,
.
Optaln'
Cot.
Pitt
Ulaad.
BjU.
i
caaea
are
known
where
gaaollnei
TAKf
SOTICX
that
Oonc
Packinf'
f
umea
coat
Iced
In
the
hold
of
a
boat
Company
UmlvtO.
of
Vaaoourer.
BjC
beea
touched
otr
by
turning
on
an
TZZZTgLtT
electric
twitch.
The
explosion
in
tola,
csnu&enclag
at
a
poat
planted
at
the)
Instance.
614
not
commurJcate
Itaetf
to
.3rthwet
comer
of
Lot
1253.
Range
4.
!
the
tank,
-n
,h.
h,,t
.V
f?""1
.
.
1
i
TiiftiTif
;
wence
nona
to
aiga
waterman;
la
the
hold
tt
the
boat
while
the
tanks!
thence
eastetly
along
o.gh
water
tnm
vrrr
being
tilled
&
chalca,
more
or
lei,
to
point
of
com-
,
,
tienoe
meat,
and
conialatng
1
acrta.
"It
U
Jum
another
Uluitratloa,"
aald
jjre
or
leaa.
oae
M
Tcteran
boatman
In
a
group
of'
OOSSK
PACKJNO
COMPACT
..
i,
7
...
UllITO).
'
ij
-;
Appllcaat.
cuaalng
The
accident,
"that
It
doesnt
Dated
June
13.
1WT.
pay
to
get
familiar
with
gasoline.
LoUi
of-
people
teem
to
forget
that
It
U
touchy
a&d
has
an
awful
kick."
CEIfTlFICATE
OF
IBOS
DUKE
FRACTION,
aflceral
uon
execu.lre
committee,
at
It
meeting'
strict,
located
on
Loutae
Itland.
hut
night,
dlacuased
the
matter
of
a.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
t.
Alex
Rogers,
ot
public
holiday
on
July
2
whh
ha.
fif
bvm
dedired
by
Dominion
proclama-:
Ulniae
RaeorOer
for
a
Certificate
tf
tkm.
Dtalroua
cf
baric
tbe
day
made
Improrementa"
for
the
purpoae
of
obtain
lag
a
crown
grant
of
tbe
abvc
claim,
a
genertl
,
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holxUy.
,K.
tbe
committee
U
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And
further
Uke
notice
that
action,
cemmunicatlag
1th
the
attorney
gee-
under
aectlon
IS
cf
tbe
"Itinera
Act''
eral
of
the
rrorlnce
with
a
Tlew
to
.
mu,t
commenced
before
tbe
lata
hating
It
ao
declared.
Palluig
tt.a,
the
menu.
committee
rii)
take
the
matter
up
with
what-errr
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al
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MerchanU'
Ajnociatian
a
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Dated
this
Uth
day
of
Pebnitnr.
1977
ALEX
ROGERS.
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how.
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beaebed.
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tSxH
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tte
altnaoca
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tt
daf
la
saXed
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to
carry
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treat
work
stiiidard
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company
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taken
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a'
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Co,
aad
iti.
Baaks
are
paawo-
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co.
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
SHIPYARD
Operatin
Engineers,
fi.T.r.
20,060
Ton
Float
Jnr
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lxl
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makerx
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ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
aquSpped
to
handle
all
kir.Lt
JIAItlNH
AND
COMMERCIAL
WOltk.
PHONES
43
and
3S5
Insist
on
B.C.
PRODUCTS
They
Lead
in
Quality
LAND
ACT.
NOIICE
Or
INTO'TION
TO
APPLV
TO
IXtfC
lOKr.HllOKK.
tn
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
altuate
at
SewcU
Inlet.
UoreaSy
laland.
Queen
,
i
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Keller
Lonlni
I
such
certificate
of
Unprore-,
Company
Luaived.
f
Vancouter.
U
O..
I
occupation
Timber
Mercbanta,
Intends
I
to
apply
for
a
leaae
of
-the
loll
owing
rnoeo
foreshore:
I
Commencing
at
poat
planted
approi--
ImaUly
8
chains
south.
20
degrees
east
i
ran
tne
nonneast
corner
oi
Lot
ti.
,
Sewell
Inlet,
Uoreaby
laland;
theoc
tol-
I
lowing
the
high
water
mark
la
aa
east
I
erly.
southerly
and
southwesterly
dlrec-
'
tloa
to
Its
IntersectloB
with
the
easterly
I
boundary
ot
Lot'
472;
then,
southerly
i
ana
easterly
to
tne
northwest
comer
oi
8.T.L.
821S
P.;
thence
In
a
northwesterly
direction
to
tbe
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
45
acre,
more
or
lea.
JOSEPH
DOUULAS
W11SON,
Aent
tot
Kelley
Logglag
Co.
Ltd.
Dated
23th
April.
1927.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Or
INTEXTIOK
TO-APPLY
TO
LT.hi;
LAM).
In
Range
i.
Coast
Laad
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
on
the
south
shore
of
Evan
Arm.
B
C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ooane
Packing
Oo.
Ltd,
ot
J25
Howe
St-
Vancouver.
BjC,
occupation
FJih
Packers.
Intends
to
apply
lor
a
leaae
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pest
planted
about
3
chains
distant
la
an
easterly
direction
from
northeast
corner
Lot
740.
Rang.
3:
thence
south
10
chains;
thence
wast
IS
chains;
thence
north
to
shore:
thence
easterly
along
ahore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres,
more
or
lea.
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD,
Applicant.
chM-
u
noberti.
Agent,
Dated
April
7,
1927.
Canton
Crepe
DRESSES
I
SHBBMBBiaiaM
BBMM
BB
from
SI2-S0
Smart
Utile
Wash
Dresses
sine
7
to
10
From
J
L30
to
12i
BENT'S
LAMES'
KEADV-TO
WEAK
Third
Avenue
'ANuER,
the
TAILOR
We
carry
fine
itocl
:jf
Teedi,
JmporUd
Scotch
Fancy
Worsted
nd
Sergt.
tried
on
w-fore
Every
g-arment
finishing-.
223
Sixth
Strut
.