Tlelicious
with
fish
14
lt.
lolui
gold
use,
$40
aids
Many
people
find
that
fair
bofled,
baked
or
fried
has
a
more
delicious
flavour
wben
eatra
with
a
dash
of
freshly
mixed
mustard.
Try
it.
uslard
digestion.
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Afteraom.
except
Sunday,
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
Sept.
SO.
17
POSITION
OF
FISHERMEN
Fishenaen
are
urged
to
read
the
report
of
the
Alberni
meet-in?
as
reported
yesterday
and
today
in
this
paper.
Only
part
of
the
report
gat
through
yesterday
in
time
for
publication
and
the
remainder
is
here
today.
The
paper
had
gone
to
press
before
the
second
taction
arrived.
Apparently
there
is
a
meeting
to
be
held
at
Vancoaver
tomorrow
and
it
is
a
pitv
that
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
have
not
been
consulted
to
a
greater
extent
than
seems
to
have
been
done.
However,
if
they
do
not
agree
with
the
steps
taken
they
should
nuke
suggestions
of
their
own
and
wire
them
in
so
that
their
views
m&yi
be
presented.
Tbe
scaesae
seems
to
be
to
limit
the
number
of
canneries
and
also
the
nUmber
of
licenses.
These
licenses
wosrid
be
given
first
to
resident
fishermen
and
if
any
more
are
needed
then
others
would
be
givu.a
ejuutte.
The
fishenaen
would
be
eosnselled
to
1
their
casts
to
.eae
f
the
canneries
operating
in
the
district
dorfasg
the
sotheye
ram,
After
that
they
might
sell
aaywkere
they
pleased.
-
frim-
fawM
woald
he
considerably
redseed,
bat
no
xeaMal
scheme
of
licenses
seems
to'
have
been
evolved
ia
connection
with
tfcfcfe'
Naturally
in
jnj
scheme
the
natives
would
have
to
be
con-Vfdered.
Action
must
be
taken
quickly
in
regard
to
this
matter
as
regulations
most
be
pat
into
force
soon
in
order
to
enable
eanners
to
secure
gear
and
make
general
provision
for.
next
season's
work.
The
business
is
a
big
one
and
the
government
recognizes
that.
What
we
wish
to
impress
upon
fishermen
now
is
that
they
act
rapidly
in
order
to
protect
their
own
interests
and
not
"
wait,
as
a
writer
suggested
yestenday,
until
it
was
too
late.
PROUD
OF
HOME
TOWN
.
A
visitor
to
Prince
Rupert
went
back
to
California
and
meeting
a
Prince
Rupert
man
there
suggests
that
be
moat
be
proad
of
his
hess
town.
Of
coarse
he
was.
He
could
not
well
be
otherwise.
'
Bat
Prince
Rupert
people
here
do
not
always
act
as
if
they
were
proad
of
their
city.
They
do
not
always,
speak
that
way
when
they
alk
to
visitors.
The
rnferiorily
complex
is
not
a
good
thing
for
any
person
and
it
is
not
good
for
a
city.
The
place
will
.become
largely
what
we
think
of
it.
If
we
are
ashamed
of
it,
we
should
not
be
living
here
and
keeping
quiet
about
it.
What
all
men
want
is
to
see
Prince
Rupert
grow
and
prosper.
Let.
us
then
be
proud
of
the
city
as
the
is
and
try
to
improve
matters.
Wonderful
work
has
been
done
so
far
and
greater
things
will
be
accomplished
in
the
future.
LET
US
HAVE
BOTH
SIDES
In
another
place
today
we
are
publishing
a
letter
from
tbe
city
auditor
in
regard
to
the
city
waterworks.
The
chief
exception
we
take
to
the
letter
is
in
not
classing
the
waterworks
as
a
utility.
There
are1
three
utilities
here,
all
of
them
necessities.
They
are
.
water,
power
and
light,
telephone.
Either
or
all
of
these
are
sometimes
owned
and
controlled
by
companies
under
special
charter.
.
Possibly
now
when
tbe
monthly
reports
are
submitted
to
the
city
council,
the
report
of
the
waterworks
will
be
supplied
along
with
those
of
the
power
and
light
and
telephone.
In
that
way
only
can
tbe
ratepayers
here
know
what
is
actually
being
done
In
connection
wfth
their
utilities.
They
choose
a
mayor
and
council,
to
look
after
these
things
and
this
is
done
through
a
department
of
utilities.
If
the
figures
are
given
to
the
public
roon&ly.
there
will
be
no
cause
for
anyone
to
think
anything
is
wrong
or
that
losses
have
been
sustained
if
there
are
profits.
It
is
holding
back
that
causes
suspicion.
A
lot
of
people
are
much
more
interested
in
the
outcome
of
the
big
fight
or
the
result
of
the
world
series
than
in
how
their
own
business
is
conducted.
A
new
Gruen
Cartouche
Gruen
Cartouche
in
solid
gold
$40!
Here
is
truly
remarkable
watch
value!
A
dainty
wristlet,
newly
created
by
Gruen,
with
an
adjusted
movement
cased
in
i4kt.
solid
white
gpll
at
half
the
price
you'd
expect
to
pay
for
such
a
watch.
As
a
gift
or
a
watch
for
your
perrail
use,
no
more
satisfactory
watch
purchase
could
possibly
be
made
at
ttfls
price.
See
these
remarkable
timepieces
at
our
store
today
JOHN
BULGER
LTD.
Jewellers
The
Store
with
the
Clock.
IKS
Man
in
the
Moon
!
ttSHSUir.
Bwmi
n
basSt
'
'
Mat
get
you
If
you
don
t
watch
out
-
TVS
to
'aheld.
I
PCT
my
(
a
comasasstf
i
who
s
always
arcing
Hum
to
the
mm
who
baa
ml
Aad
that
often
la
I
put
ay
nih
m
And
soon
I
was
aa
the
rocks.
if.
1
fiBMKHHBHHMHBHlKfi
!3-fAA?fEsiK
tfcwajjy
;
'
Banli.Wiamiiaa
TgljtsVanpwety
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
!
ta
J
Bmtsn
and
I
Wean
aaanartoti
hu
fed
the
authorities
10
trejsasat
the
Japan
mouth
tbe
warning
Ml!
HI!
Beware
the
nil
ring
hone.
Do
at
explode
the
exhouot
has
at
aba.
Oa
soothingly
fey.
-dive
bag
muu
to
the
f
sat
He
dag
that
shall
sport
hi
ta
roadway.
-oo
norahajlj
there
:urka
the
In
The
Letter
Box
rnsLtntMi
the
Kr.cotti"
be
easrfcov
feaaaK
(van
Dally
News.
bnder
this
caption
tbe
appeared
la
your
issue
of
lost
Saturday.
34th
lnov.
aa
edtaortai
amcst
ia
cosBMcttoa
with
tbe
asesuaai
at
the
water
department
of
this
city.
I
aaa
under
the
toapre-is
that
tae
gfeatar
part
of
thai
article
was
wnttea
aader
a
Hiatus?
sin
nsinn
of
tbe
facta,
as
as
the
facta
ate
vttfe-tn
my
fcuuHda
I
sbM
tndiaeor
to
make
Dials
to
yon
aad
to
say
other
asarebcza
for
tbe
truth,
soch
information
as
wHl.
I
hope,
enable
you
to
ascertain
toe
anrttculan
you
desxte.
ia
the
float
nfase
ta
aooeasary
ta
point
oat
that
m
spedUag
of
-puhtle
sauitisBr
one
awot
MHertUate
bttveea
at
SHU
oa
tor
die
purpsM
of
at
least
making
sufficient
revenue
to
awet
The
baase
Me,
at
1
ta
sajpBty
vtth
raaspany
could
do.
sad
at
the
tost
price
1
1
imaiimiisli
with
eOacttfeTaad
tfOeVnt
supply,
n
mam
object
is
net
to
make
profits,
but
If
after
chargtac
reasonable
prices
It
does
make
a
profit,
then
it
to
customary
for
such
profit
to
be
spesded
on
tasroveeaeBts
and
bet-
ttrsMOta.
which
thus
tends
to
relieve
tbe
ratepayers,
ta
this
class
are
our
light
and
telephone
departments
In
tbe
ether
class,
namely
those
vbJch
a
municipality
bat
got
to
tarry
on
erea
though
Its
expenditure
Is
not
met
by
IXm
revenue.
our
vster
department.
ttalrr
a
NerpHy
Now
It
must
be
borne
In
mind
that
water
to
more
than
a
public
utility.
It
to
a
necessity.
Just
aa
mtscb
as
Ught
aad
ah
ate,
aad
thereSore
a
muaJelpsi-
Ity
ia
Justkfled
in
going
to
eonaiderabie
expense
ta
order
to
procure
and
main
tarn
a
pure
and
abundant
aupply
of
Its
tnbabltaaU.
Ia
our
ctiy
tb
water
system
should
not
be
classed
a
a
public
utility
any
more
than
our
drainage
system
or
our
otser
public
works.
Any
deficit
therefore
shown
on
tbe
operating
of
our
water
system,
so
long
as
the
expenditure
Is
reasonable
and
justifiable,
should
not
be
taken
ex
ception
to.
nor
erlttelsed
too
severely.
Owing
to
Its
geotogtoal
conformation
our
ctty
it
both
difficult
and
expensive
to
maintain
m
water
and
in
drainage.
Some
elties
located
In
more
conrentent
titrations
for
obtaining
a
water
supply
are
enabled
to
get
their
supply
without
Incurring
very
heary
,
expenditure
and
can
therefore
show
a
surplus
on
their
operatkmu.
In
making
any
comparison
with
other
cities
therefore,
this
has
to
be
kept
In
mind.
Adverting
to
your
article,
you
state
that
"recently
there
was
published
a
statement
that
tbe
utilities
of
Prince
Rupert
tn
1925
showed
a
loss,
yet
during
every
month
of
last
year
this
paper
had
been
snowing
a
profit."
The
true
facts
wOl
be
found
tan
the
printed
annual
statement
of
aecouata
of
tbe
ctty
for
1S26.
on
page
7.
under
"Revenue
Ac
counts
of
tbe
Cltya
Utilities-
aa
fol-
The
net
results
cf
these
for
the
year
1929
are
as
foOows:
Electr
o
Ught
Department
sur-
Pitn
.
tl8.637.09
Telephone
Department
surplus
8.209.78
824.848.87
Deduct:
Deficit
on
Water
Department
,
18.167J3
Set
surplus
on
utilities'
operations
t
6.879.74.
I
Tour
article
further
states
that
"what
vou
want
U
the
publication
of
tbe
re-
'
.'an
o
-.he
city
utilities
ln'such
a
form
'
that
the
people
of
the
city
may
know
exa-tlv
bow
they
stand
In
regard
to
It
"
If
results
can
be
expressed
any
plainer
,
than
the
above
extract
from
my
annual
report
for
1926.
I
shall
be
glad
to
learn:
and
If
the
details
are
wanted
of
how
;
these
results
are
arrived
at
I
would
refer
you
to
pages
16.
17
and
19
of
said
report
If
any
further
elucidation
of
these
figures
Is
stra
required,
my
ser
vices
are
at
the
disposal
of
any
rate
payer
to
assist
him
in
getting
the
in
formation
he
want.
I
am
responsible
i
ese
rules
into
Finlton
Haw
are
few
I
of
tneaa:
"At
the
rtoe
at
the
Tomb
sin
intir
of
the
foot
here
I
in
stent
SMtk
the
bom.
TiiiHii
atj
kaa-
Hetodtoualy
at
fttat,
M
U
k(
tin
obst-las
your
pa
if.
tootle
stoat
Annou
-St:
..;
;
5.536.81
1,566.17
13.785.34
9.537.13
9.497
31
8.982.17
18J67J3
Drink
OaniePeKoe
Blend
OW
you
can
try
"SALAD
A"
'Orange
Pekoe'.
The
unrivalled
position
that
"SALADA"
holds
in
the
confidence
of
the
public,
assures
thecritical
tea-drinker
that"SALAD
A"
'Orange
Pekoe
will
be
all
and
more
than
we
claim
for
it.
Our
tea
experts
have
produced
it.
Impartial
judges
say
that
it
is
unequalled
in
quality
or
flavour
by
any
other
tea
anywhere
in
Canada.
"SALADA"
'Orange
Pekoe'
is
grown
high
in
the
mountains,
in
certain
special
districts
in
Ceylon
and
India."
The
flavour
is
smooth,
delicious,
captivating
the
blend
Is
so
perfectly,
balanced.
"SALADA"
'Orange
Pekoe
sells
for
43c
per
J
lb.
You
should
try
it.
It
is
the
most
delicious
and
economical
tea
that
can
be
used.
00
and
general
account
paid
the
remainder
Cut
of
"jtem
In
1922.
however,
the
council
decided
iat
the
cost
of
tbe
system
be
sppor-:oeed
between
light
department
and
-ater
department
in
tbe
sums
of
1210.-00
and
M
49.000
respectively,
and
that
be
annual
redemption
Instilment
be
ayaUe
aa
to
21-SSiha
by
Ught
depart
-tent
and
a
to
34-SSthe
by
water
de-artment.
.As
34-S4tha
of
tbe
annual
netalaacnt
ccanea
to
124.700.82
It
Is
.parent
that
until
the
population
and
.snsumera
In
tbe
city
increase,
there
rill
be
a
deficit
shown
on
water
de-artment'a
account
owing
to
this
heavy
d.
The
debentures
Issue
will
be
en-rely
paid
of
f
In
26
years
from
now.
and
t
the
end
of
that
time
it
la
a&Uatpated
bat
there
will
be
sufficient
'residual.
.
slue
tn
the
system
to
recoup
tbe
city
lor
Its
promt
absorption
pf
the
de
tlatu.
On
ta.
ether,
band,
even
a
warning
there
b
atjdsl'
Value,
ta
the
assets
at
Use
end
r29i..
years,
the
faer
that
.hta
city
bat
and
win
'hale'
an
abund-snt
supply
of
pure
water.
Is
an
a
wet
of
considerable
value
which
cannot
be
reduced
to
dollars
and
cents.
GEORGE
ROrtlE,
CA..
City
Auditor.
WE
KNOW
THAT
ATTITTDE.
Dear
daughter's
attitude
toward
bed.
Her
ma
doth
surely
peeve;
She
thinks
that
it's
no
place
to
go
And
lt'a
no
place
to
leave.
Cincinnati
Enquirer
BOVRIL
it
Puts
Beef
into
You
86
ItcANADUfT
PACinc
i.
&.
TRY
THIS
TEA-EVERY
GROCER
NDW
HAS
IT
for
the
form
In
which
the
city's
annua'
accounts
are
presented.
an
I
was
ratber
under
tbe
Impression
that
this
form
wa
so
plain
and
commonsense
that
everyone
would
understand
It.
I
would
be
very
glad
therefore
to
learn
where
it
falls
to
give
aathf
action.
The
ctty
council
look
to
me
to
prepare
such
a
statement
as
exhibits
truly
and
correctly
the
state
of
affairs
of
tbe
eorpotatlon.
and
If
there
Is
any
camouflaging
going
on
such
aa
you
suggest.
I
sbaU
be
glad
If
you
wU
be
more
explicit
and
show
me
where
It
Is
believed
to
exist.
IVster
Impart
mrnt
With
regard
to
tbe
water
department,
an
examination
of
Its
annual
state-meats
of
revenue
and
expenditure
for
the
past
ten
years
to
31st
December,
1923.
contained
tn
the
annual
audited
published
.financial
reports
of
the
city,
shows
"tbj
efoOoilng
retalts:
Tear
;
Surplus
19X7
..j..
(8,038,12
1918
-j....
1919
......
1.85.78
120
3.111.67
1921
122
1923
1824
1923
1928
Deflett
The
ettjfs
hydro-electric
system
was
Installed
tn
1912
i
an
outlay
of
1550,000
which
money
wasborrowed
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