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86
Thursday.
August
25.
1927
WARSHIP
WELCOME
HERE
The
British
warship
Colombo
is
being
welcomed
by
citizen
and
we
are
glad
to
add
a
word
to
everything
that
is
being
said
and
done.
It
is
good
to
see
the
British
Tars
on
the
streets
and
to
feel
that
these
are
the
men
who
when
trouble
comes
are
the
first
to
be
on
the
job
to
set
things
right.
They
are
the
men
who
have
made
the
name
of
Britain
famous
and
her
influence
in
the
world
paramount.
We
hope
the
naval
representatives
will
come
often
and
stay
long.
Now
that
an
Aiyansh
man
has
won
an
automobile,
it
is
no
wonder
the
peop,e
of
that
district
want
to
be
connected
up
with
Prince
Rupert
by
road.
(IAS
BOAT
PRECAUTIONS
The
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
Is
sending
out
a
warning
to
owners
of
gas
boats,
gas
companies
and
others
as
follows:
"Recent
accidents
which
have
occurred
while
taking
on
fuel
oil
have
impressed
on
those
most
concerned
the
necessity
of
using
greater
precaution
against
the
possibility
of
explosions.
"Those
who
have
had
personal
experience
with
a
gas
or
oil
explosion
need
no
warninir.
Thev
k
now
that
Twrmlttlntr
firo
tn
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mr
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V
'
come
In
close,
contact
with
highly
explosive
Moulds
or
gases
is
Jn-
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a
m
1
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"
viiiiiK
ujsasier.
iney
Know,
100,
how
simply
and
how
suddenly
a
serious
accident
can
result
from
a
momentary
relaxation
of
watchfulness.
Lighting
matches
or
smoking
near
explosive
vapor
or
gas-
saiuraiea
maienais
onen
cause
painful
and
distressing
injuries.
"With
gas
boat
operators
there
is
a
very
real
hazard
in
addition.
Frequently
when
they
pull
up
to
a
wharf
or
filling
station
for
fuel
oil
they
have
fires
In
their
stoves.
When
taking
on
fuel
oil
any
burning
stove
endangers
the
safety
of
those
on
board
and
in
charge
of
the
filling
station,
as
well
as
the
surrounding
property.
The
practice
is
incautious,
and
should
be
discontinued."
Fox
farming
is
becoming
an
important
industry
here
and
the
interest
in
it
is
spreading.
Other
farms
will
be
heard
from
soon.
CHILDREN
BORN
ON
THE
SEA
If
a
child
is
born
of
a
Brazilian
mother
in
a
British
ship
and
the
father
is
Spanish
and
the
birth
takes
place
in
Brazilian
territorial
water,
what
is
the
nationality
of
the
child?
This
question
had
to
be
settled
on
board
the
Royal
Mail
Steam
Packet
Company's
liner
Arlanza
-which
reached
Southampton.
Sen-hora
Jose
E.
Cruz,
a
passenger,
became
a
mother
while
the
vessel
was
in
Brazilian
waters.
After
certain
investigations
it
was
claimed
that
the
child,
a
boy,
could
be
either
Brazilian
or
British,
and
the
mother
elected
that
her
son
should
be
registered
as
British.
He
was,
therefore,
christened
Jose
Arlanza,
the
second
name
being
after
the
ship..
"
All
births
in
British
ships
at
sea
used
to
be
registered
at
Stepney,
in
East
London,
but
now
they
caii
be
registered
at
the
first
British
port
of
call.
All
births
at
sea
are
recorded
in
the
ship's
log
and
upon
the
vessel
reaching
port
the
captain
must
report
the
matter-to
the
Board
of
Trade,
who
In
turn,
inform
the
Begistrar-General
of
Shipping.
The
latter
afterwards
passes
on
the
matter
to
the
Registrar-General
of
births,
who
enters
the
details
in
a
special
book
known
as
the
Marine
Register
Book.
This
is
election
day
In
New
Westminster
and
all
eyes
are
turned
that
way.
This
year
sees
our
first
tie-up
with
the
Peace
River
country.
An
exhibit
of
wheat
is
coming
from
the
Alberta
side
of
the
district
to
the
Pacific
outlet.
I
Sy
.
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-
sVy-
MALKINSl
Wi
Sold
Everywlieife
in
andlpowui
packages
I
Miss
(.race
Duffell
(.raduatt
at
Hazelton
and
llws
to
Hums
PICNIC
ON
SATURDAY
orrdlt
to
many
a
city
In
the
south,
five
was
amaeed
at
the
htoh
standard
of
tbe
flower
production.
Mr.
Yetoe
and
her
slater
Mrs.
Mar-
returned
hone
this
week
from
uation
Pin
as
a
graduate
from
the
HsMlton
Hospital
nurse
training
school.
The
evening
wai
apleasantone.
hence
there
was
a
large
audience
pre
terit
on
tbe
occasion.
There
was
s
lengthy
program
consisting
of
solos.
Instruments
V4.
recitations.
Addresses
were
delivered
by
Rev.
Oeorge
Turpln
Mrt
Mathelson.
superintendent
of
the
training
school
read
an
excellent
paper
3n
the
Ideals
and
purposes
of
the
nursing
professten.
Dr.
Wrlnch.
medi
cal
superlntetMlent
then
called
Mks
Duffell
to
the
platform,
and
In
fitting
words
appropriate
to
the
occasion,
pre
rented
her
with
the
diploma
of
the
Harelton
Training
School
and
of
that
of
the
Registered
Nurse.
A
social
hour
followed
while
refreshments
were
served.
Miss
Duffell
was
the
recipient
of
many
beautiful
presents
testifying
to
her
peT"ulrity
"d
effleiency.
8he
has
accepted
a
position
with
the
Bums
Lake
United
Church
Hospital
and
left
for
her
destination
on
Tuesday
even
COLOMBO,
rah
rah
rah
I
HERE'S
to
the
cruiser
Colombo
And
here's
to
the
officers
bold
'
And
here's
to
the
erew
All
good
men
and'
true,
Turnetlout
from
te
old
jBritlsh
mould.
'
IS
It
any
wonder
they
could
hot
find
that
Irish
member
of
the
Da
11
who
was
lost,
lie
was
discovered
home
in
bed,
but
who
would
have
thought
ot
looking
for
him
there?
IT'S
all
right
to
get
a
white
collar
job,
but
the
difficulty
is
to
pay
for
the
laundering
the
white
collar.
ir
mat
Aleutian
island
keeps
on
erupting,
it
is
likely
a
sharp
note
will
be
received
by
the
United
States
from
Mussolini
at
the
unwarranted
competi
tion
with
Vesuvius.
WHEN
walking
up
the
street
last
night
I
met
a
Jolly
tar
And
Jolly
well
I
asked
of
him
It
he
was
going
far.
"I
like
your
Jolly
Lingo,
mate,"
He
Jolly
well
replied.
'A
Jolly
time
I'm
having
now
With
lots
of
beer
Inside."
JAKE
aays
sarcasm
is
apple
made
out
of
green
apples.
Willie
TKobe
to
eat.
green
apples
ain't
fit
Johnnie
How
do
you
know?
Willie
(with
a
groan)
I've
got
Information.
QIITE
.UilfKKlllI.E
"I
only
wish,"
said
the
teacher,
exasperated
by
the
naughtiness
of
one
of
her
small
pupils,
"that
I
could
be
your
mother
for
a
week."
"All
right."
replied
the
youngster,
"'
"I'll
speak
to
father
about
It."
Tit-Bits.
THE
DAILY
SEWS
INEW
NURSE
FOR
URGES
YOUNG
j
!
UNITED
CHURCH
MEN
TO
WORK
MIRon
Gonzales
Feel
Something
City
Is
Urlfnj;
In
Public
1
Spirit
I
THat
Um
youug
men
of
the
tttf
o(
I
Print
Hupsrt
and.
in
tct.
tbe
whole
,
nazeiion
Mower
Miow
mis
i
ear
of
the
Pnwintwi
were
wa
nnme
to
ait
Decided
Success
Judged
l)V
Ihaaft
and
Wateh
tkr
older
Man
carry
on
Rupert
Ijtily
HAZELTON.
Aug.
2.
The
annual
flower
show
of
last
week
avaa
come
end
(Me
fight
tm
the
oevstopaasm
of
the
cosjhtry
When
they
should
be
up
Mid
do(a
UMufffcM
was
tbe
opinion
ex-pMOMd
j
itmoo
03(MW
tint
presi-
me
but
It
era
be
reckoned
on
that'
deal
of
the
Ofro
Club.
in
addressing
!lt
wu
the
best
ever
held
taking
every-!
trt
organisation
yesterday
at
tu
fourth
thing
Ifcto
eomMentlon.
Although
the'
anniversary
luncheon
He
aho
felt
that
flower
were
not
up
to
the
standard
of,
the
citlsatM
of
this
city,
and
others
too.
other
yeore.
jet
the
Meems
were
plen-
were
drawing
at
tow
enda
for
their
tlful
.
Ma.
McCarthy,
one
of
the
Jwd-
own
pessejtal
advantages
when
there
get
from
Prtnee
Rupert,
remarked
that'
shovsM
be
fcsamwork
for
tbe
benefit
ot
such
an
exhibit
a
ours
would
do,
the
oaEoinvartr4
u
a
wboie.
He
de
a
comparison
tetween
the
public
splrtted-
ees
of
Prtnee
Rupert
and
such
an
American
town
as
Ketchikan.
The
people
ot
the
tatter
place
sunk
all
per-
onal
feeling
or
advantages
when
some-
Smithers
where
the
former
has
bred
1
thing
for
the
community
was
at
stake,
taking
chiropractic
treatment.
I
The
speaker
urged
that
every
member
The
annual
Sunday-echool
picnic
lnof
the
Oyro
Club,
as
tbe
young
men
connection
with
the
United
Church
i
or
the
city,
should
also
be
a
member
of
schools
la
scheduled
to
be
held
at
the
'
the
Board
of
Trade
which
was
fighting
two-mile
creek
on
Sunday
afternoon
j
for
the
oltya
be
ferment
and
prosper-
A
general
Invitation
has
been
extended
to
old
and
young
alike
to
join
In
with
the
youngsters
for
ths
outing.
Everett
Green
w
ay.
teacher
of
Scee-ban's
school
during
the
past
two
years.
!ty.
Stan
Taylor
was
also
a
apeaker
and
paid
parttBtStar
compliment
to
the
Rotary
Crab
and
IU
work.
Col.
J.
W.
Nlcholls.
.peaking
for
the
baa
accepted
another
school
position
at;
Rotary
Club
of
which
he
la
prealdent.
Allot
Arm.
and
left
t
aaasume
hl
j
extolled
the
Oyroi
for
their
playground
luties
this
week.
1
accomplishment
in
the
city.
One
'of
the
rare
social
treat,
of
the!
E.
A.
Mann,
who
presided
during
the
earan
took
place
on
Monday
evrnlnci
early
part
of
the
(nesting
before
turn-
in
the
united
cnurcn
when
Mlaa
araee
uxg
,
i.rel
over
to
Milton
Duffell
received
her
diploma
and
Orad-
introduced
the
Bueets.
INDUCTION
OF
REV.
A.
WILSON
of
Smlthera,
and
by
Rev.
J.
H.
Young,
i
;
rat
tor
01
trie
united
cnurcn.
Haceiton.
i
eremony
look
riace
l.ast
.Mght
ing.
Mrs.
Bird.
.
Miss
DufTeU's
mother,
was
present
for
the
graduating
exer
cises.
Mrs.
(Rev.
I
R.
W.
Ue
of
Victoria
is
a
rfeltor
In
town
at
the
home
ot
Mrs.
Jno.
N'awlck.
and
her
father
Robert
Laiurland.
Mrs.
WlllUm
Grant
has
been
visiting
with
friends
In
Vancouver
and
Everett,
returned
home
last
week.
Mrs.
A.
L.
Fakely
of
Saskatoon,
Sask.
Is
also
renewing
acquaintances
during
tbe
vacation
period.
Mrs.
Mary
L.
McKay
and
family,
now
of
Calgary,
but
formerly
of
this
vicinity
has
been
spending
the
school
vacation
She
and
the
Mlsnes
McKay
left
for
home
Sunday
travelling
via
Van
couver.
Man
in
the
Moon
at
First
United
Church,
Many
Attending
Rev.
A.
Wilson
was
last
night
'
formally
inducted
ai
pastor
of
the
First
United
Church
in
thU
etty
before
a
fairly
Urge
congregation,
a
number
of
visiting
ministers
tsking
part
in
the
proceedings.
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
of
Haaelton
preached
the
sermon
on
the
subject
"Ye
are
the
salt
of
tbe
earth."
The
prescrled
questions
were
put
to
the
minister
by
Rev.
w.
Alien,
chairman
of
the
Presbytery,
and
be
alao
called
upon
the
congregation
to
subscribe
to
the
pact
which
they
did
by
stsndlng
suent.
thus
promising
loyalty
and
support.
The
act
of
Induction
followed
and
the
right
hand
of
fellowship
was
ex
tended
by
members
of
the
Presbytery.
This
was
followed
by
two
addresses,
the
one
to
the
minister
by
Rev.
Man-
ley
F.
Boy
of
Port
Simpson,
and
to
ths
congregation
by
Rev.
C.
O.
Clark
of
Anyox.
On
tbe
platform
during
the
service
were
Rev.
J.
R.
Friseell
of
the
Presbyterian
Church:
Rev.
W.
P.
Price
of
the
Baptists,
and
Captain
tftobart
of
the
Salvation
Army.
Following
the
tervlce
the
congregation
and
ministers
adjourned
to
the
church
parlors
where
refreshments
were
served.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
At'dt'HT
21,
1917.
Joshua.
Webster.
Port
Simpson
native
tUherrhah,
th
-wfmwned,
at
Inverness
When
he
fell
from
his
boat.
He
was
only
17,
years
of-
age.
Owing
jo
differences
over
the
wage
question,
two
employees
of
the
city
Uectrlc
light
department
have
walked
out.
The
whole
matter
will
be
aired
at
the
council
meeting
Monday
night.
The
Trades
&
Labor
Council
la
drawing
up
a
splendid
program
of
sports
for
Labor
Day
SHACK
ON
FIRST
IS
DAMAGED
BY
FIRE
LAST
NIGHT
Use
&IMONDS
SAWS
Ml
BECAUSE
guaranteed
to
cut
10
more
timber
in
same
time,
with
leas
labor
than
any
other
saw.
SIMONOS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTO.
MONTREAL
V4NCOUVE.
ST.
JOHN,
N.SL,
TORONTO
I
From
Guesswork
S
h
cienu
CODE
INSTALLEB
McOiry's
are
the
only
Canjdijn
mcmlHT
of
the
Ns-tlorul
Wiirm
Air
I
Icaung
and
VenliUiing
Association
a
body
of
leading
manufacturers
who
hive
adopted
a
scientific
code
for
installing
warm
air
furnaces,
by
inusting
on
a
Mcdars
"Code
Installed
"
SunJiinc
Furnace
you
are
guaranteed
a
hc4ttng
system
which
com
I
less
to
buy
anj
less
to
maintain
than
more
tlaUsrale
yet
less
effective
systems
yrt
provides
70
degrees
of
beat
in
cvtry
room.
NOTICE
TO
CONTKACTOKS
NMiTiiicns
men
Miiooi,
SEALED
TENDERS,
endorsed
"Tender
for
Smlthera
High
School"
will
be
received
by
the
Minuter
of
Public
Works
'
up
to
12
o'clock
noon
of
Wednesday
the
,
14th
day
of
September.
1837,
for
the'
.rectlon
and
completion
of
a
High
School
I
at
Smlthera
In
the
Skeena
Electoral
Dla-
i
trict.
B.C.
Plans.
Specification.
Contract,
and
rorms
of
Tender
may
be
seen
on
and
I
i.fter
the
22nd
day
of
August.
1927
and
further
Information
obtained
at
the'
I
rpartment
of
Public
Works.
Parliament
Buildings
and
at
the
following
offices
Government
Agent.
Vancouver,
Smlthers
and
Prince
Rupert.
Copies
of
plans,
specifications,
etc..!
can
be
.obtained
from
the
Department
on
I
payment
of
a
deposit
of
llo.OO
which
will
be
refunded
on
return
of
the
plans.
I
etc.,
Jn
good
condition.
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
necce-:
P.
PHILIP.
.
.
Public
Works
Engineer
Department
of
Public
Works
Parliament
Bldga.,
Victoria,
B.C.
WATER
NOTICE
DIVKKSKiN
,tyj)
t-j,E
,FN0TI"
Tttnclt
Henry
Cunningham,
whpse
address
l
805
Board
of
Trade
Building.
Vancouver.
B
c
will
apply
for
a
licence
ta
take
and
use
1
cubic
foot
per
second
of
water
out
of
unnamed
stream
which
flows
northeast
vM?
By-.
Prcher
yarns
southeast
of
northeast
corner
post
of
Lot
102.
The
Fire
of
undetermined
origin
damaged
water
will
be
diverted
from
the
stream
the
Interior
and
contents
of
a
shack
LBt
point
about
200
yard
from
the
oh
First
Avenue
between
the
Knox
and
I
ff'U'n
1
h'
a?d
"
u
Orandvlew
Hotels
about
1130
last
night.
The
blaze,
which
was
well
under
way,
was
extinguished
by
the
tire
department
soon
after
Its
arrival
on
the
acene.
The
occupant
of
the
place,
a
Scandinavian,
was
out
at
the
time.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
1
:
wvuicBwc
purDoseA
r.1
",
J
"PP"d
or,
being
por.
tlon
of
Lot
102,
Range
5.
Coast
District
Th.1
wa
Ptd
on
the
ground
on
the
24th
day
of
June
1027
A
n
of
thU
notice
and
an
application
Sur!
auant
thereto
and
to
the
"wite?
Art"
will
be
filed
in
the
office
of
the
Water
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
no
Oblee.
tlons
to
the
appllcatfon
m..
tJ
7
A,L
with
the
said
Water
Recorde'r
or
w
th
Jr
m
wrr
Kisnu
Pup.
Ilament
BulJdinza.
irtir
7?
'
Acll
vwaw
9
nujvwv
1,
A
f,
F-
H.
CUNNINOHAM,
Applicant,
"COMPANIES
ACT"
TAKE
NOTICE
that
the
Rupert-Van-couver
Stevedoring
Company,
Limited
Intends
to
apply
under
Wt
on
39
of
the
Companies
Act,
being
chanter
as
of
t,S$AR71e1,.BtBtut
ot
B'"lh
Columbia
l0t2i-Jl
change
,u
nam
to
Pacific
LtoneS
118
Contracting
company"
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
BC
tM
thu
8th
day
of
August.
1927.
'
WILLIAMS.
MANSON
tc
OONZAI
rn
Sollrltora
for
the
BuvSr
Stevedoring
Company;
UrnuS?'
t
Y?eVOj
TV
tic
Accuracy
KyfOST
home
owners
Iirap
abuse
on
their
furnace.
Togs
attributed
h'n'i
fuel
bill,
cough
and
coU,
rlJDy
temperature
Yet
the
furnace
is
seklom
lo
Mane,
lis
ineSVienry
is
um?-
ij,
to
sL'pJtod
iivriafcUlion.
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inwalled
warm
air
is
the
too
Ixsting
system
tArtalniU.
Yet
even
the
be
warm
sir
fimuces
TM
iiM-trrimt
ant
wasteful
i(
I
hey
are
not
iiut
ailed
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to
Shik1j
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Intuited"
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