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Tuesday,
April
5,
1927
GEORGE
CLOTHIER
TRANSFERRED
SOUTH.
In
the
departure
of
G.
A.
Clothier,
resident
minimr
entrineer
QUALITY
ttttttfi
Hdnai
i
COUNCIL
TALKS
L..
OF
GYMNASIUM!
KAPIMT
O
IIK.tltS
IIKI.KOATIOX
AXn
DKCIDKS
TO
IO
rTKTIIKK
INTO
.M.tTTKK
After
the
regular
business
on
the
agenda
had
been
disponed
of
at
the
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night.
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker
asked
that
a
delega.
ttoh
from
the
gymnasium'
and
swlm-
mlng
tank
committee
be
given
an
op.
portunlty
of
addressing
the
council.
The
request
having
been
granted,
Dr.
P.
P.
Kenny
spoke
briefly
on
behalf
of
himself
and
Karl
Barrle
who
had
been
asked
to
meet
the
council.
Dr.
Kenny
said
that
the
gymnasium
committee
bad
held
several
meetings
and
had
decided
that
It
could
not
do
much
until
some
decision
had
been
made
In
regard
to
a
site.
He
understood
that
the
city
engineer
had
been
asked
to
make
a
report
on
various
sites
I
and
askrd
If
the
council
had
reached
any
decision
In
the
matter.
City
engineer
H.
A.
McLean
Informed
thejouncll
that
he
had
evidently
mis
understood
the
request
of
the
council.
He
understood
that
he
was
to
go
over
proposed
plans
and
suggest
a
site
best
suited
for
the
purpose.
The
plans
which
he
had
Just
recently
received
-15c!were
not
aufflclently
far
advanced
to
enable
him
to
decide.
In
sneaklnz
of
suggested
sites,
he
Informed
the
council
that
he
understood
the
site
at
the
corner
of'
Sixth
Avenue
and
McBrlde
could
not
be
used
for
the
building
ac
cording
to
the
terms
of
the
agreement
by
which
the
property
came
Into
possession
of
the
city.
Alderman
Stephens
favored
the
site
at
that
corner
as
being
In
the
geographical
centre
of
the
city
and
thought
that
the
city
solicitor
might
find
out
If
It
were
not
possible
to
us
the
land
for
'that
purpose.
.
SITES
IIIMI
SSLII
Aid.
Jos.
Qreer
asked
as
to
a
sit
back
of
the
Fire
flail.
It
was
near
to
tne
centre
or
population
and
might
later
be
included
In
a
general
scheme
for
the
northwestern
mineral
survey
district,
whose
transfer
from'0
1
neaUn
D
wnlcn
the
rious
build-Prince
Rupert
to
Nanaimo
has
been
announced;
this
district
will!
T
.iwc
uij
ciiikiciu
aim
popular
ouiciai
oi
many
years
standing.
Interested
in
mining
at
Stewart
before
he
assumed
his
official
posi-tiort,
Mr.
Clothier
has
come
to
be
looked
upon
as
something
more
than
a
mere
official
to
prospectors
and
operators
alike.
He
,
has
ever,
been
generous
with
his
advice
for
all
those
interested
in
the
industry
and
there
are
few
who
have
accepted
his
ideas
that
have
been
led
astray.
His
departure
will
be
a
matter
for
general
regret
and
it
is-to
be;.
hoped
that
a
successor,
of
something
like
his
stamp
will
be
obtainable.
What
will
be
this
district'
In
will
.i
The
city
engineer
said
that
he
had
'
"
for
the
large
and
important
area,
embracing
Vancouver
Island
and'a"rant
ot
'ther
one
of
them
for
the
icwtlnn
.Y...
W..MJI
'J
,
.
...
w.ws
uviiijj
laiilUUtCl
ISIttlJU
H
the
U
T
.....
ir..:l
..LI
I
1
.
.
.
.
.
Lower
Mainland,
over
which
he
is
about.to
assume
charge.
-MISS
SUSIE
HADDOCK
SPEAKS
OF
CHINA.
Miss
Susie
Haddock,
-
-
whose
interview
was
11
u0
published
liuuiipuru
in
the
III
L
1
1
1"
been
told
that
this
area
was
spoken
of
as
a
fultable
location
for
the
building
of
a
library,
to
which
Aid.
Stephens
replied
that
It
waa
the
first
be
had
heard
of,
the
matter.
Aid.
W.
at.
Brown
and
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
favored
the
site
aat
the
corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
McBrlde.
Aid.
Tinker
asked
If.
In
the
event
of
It
being
possible
to
use
either
site.
would
wouju
tne
me
city
city
be
oe
disposed
disposed
to
to
make
mate
a
a
The
mayor
favored
the
project
which
had
been
talked
about
for
some
considerable
time.
He
waa
of
the
opinion
that
something
should
be
done
to
assist
the
undertaklnz.
Daily
News
yesterday,
sees
nothing
but
hope
in
nresent
condition
!
Vlrim
member,
of
the
councn
took
in
China.
Her
attitude,
in
the
face
of
less
hopeful
reports
that
have
if"
.
lhe
im4CUM,on-
nf
been
received,
was
both
refreshing
and
,,.
in
tu
t;!favor,n
the
nV,linf?nn
rut-
:n
.i.....
........
:
;
"c'Llnzey
approving
of
the
site
at
the
ini3
I-
r
VJ","ttt"",
peaceiui
ana
ngntiy
or-icorner
of
sixth
.nd
McBrid.
knd
Aid
ft-...vi
...
w.G
iuiuic
may
materialize
IS
me
nope
OI
tne
world.
Larsen
suggesting
that
consideration
should
be
given
to
Acropolis
hill.
HE
WHO
LAUGHS
I
Finally
on
motion
of
Aid
Jos.
Oreer
I-AUtillS
JJhbl.
jtecnoded
by
Aid.
Unrey.
the
councU
-
Though
seldom
admitted
by
the
daily
press
of
Vancouver
"M
tn
cit
engineer
to
report
on
the
(possibly
because
the
minister
hails
from
Prince
Runertl
linn
!rtou
nd
the
city
solicitor
to
Thomas
Duff
Patt.illn
mir.Itr
of
lon.
r.i....i.
I.,
import
on
whether
it
waa
possible
to
Besses
one.
of
the
best
minds
in
this
province's
government
or
in
any
other
government,
says
the
North
Vancouver
Review.
There
have
lately
come
to
the
fore
two
examples
of
his
keen
ihslght
into
public
affairs.
Sunday
the
report
of
the
engineers
of
the
transcontinental
railwava
wm
nuhii.hri
n
,'.,
simply
an
Alberta
outlet
from
the
Peace
River
country
and
virtually
jflTY
fflllNPlI
Tfi
ignored
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern.
'I111!
luunilL
Mr.
Pattullo
was
quick
to
spike
it
and
brand
it
"biased."
It!
ENTERTAIN
SCHOOL
hi.
in
uc
bu,
luiiiiiik
jfoni
ice
source
11
uiu.
uut
It
takes
a
courageous
cabinet
minister
of
any
provincial
government
to
say
so.
.
Thn.
there
is
Valhalla.
As
usual,
he
who
laughts
last,
laughs
best
'
v
Mr.
Pattullo,,
as
is
welf
known,
sold
the
Valhalla
block
of
Uni-vfrslty
en(owment
land
for
three
hundred
thousand
dollars.
Point
fireX.
in,
.horror,
objected
to
the
use
the
Jand
was
to
te
put
to;
Its
representatives
promised
to
put
a
by'-aw
to
the
people
for
the
purchase
of
the
land
for
a
golf
course,
and
the
government
called
the
arranged
sale
off.
Point
Grey
failed
to
purchase
the
land.
Mr.
Pattullo
called
for
tenders
for
the
sale
of
this
same
land.
Months
h.lve
passed
and
not
one
tender
has
been
received.
Now
the
province
as
a
whole
Is
out
three
hundred
thousand
dollars.
Again,
as
in
the
Instance
of
the
formation
of
the
water
board
and
the
Capilano
timber
lands
deal,
Mr.
Pattullo
has
knoWn
what
was
good
for
the
public,
better
than
has
the'
public
itself.
rr
MSL
use
the
site
at
Sixth
and
McBrlde
without
violating
the
terms
of
the
agreement
whereby
the
city
waa
granta
a
ninety-nine
year
lease
on
the
property.
CHILDREN
ON
TOUR
The
city
will
entertain
a
party
of
(seven
winners
In
a
Vancouver
dally
paper
contest
at
dinner
on
Anrll
21
..motion
to
this
effect
of
Aid.
W
M.
Brown
and
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
being
passed
unanimously,
ati
lfh
meeting
of
the
city
(SouncU
last
night.
In
a
letter
from
the
Parent-Teachers'
Association,
which
had
been
forwarded
then
'to
the
Board
of
Trade
and
passed
on
br
mat
orgsniazuon
to
tne
city
council,
it
was
suggested
that
a
dinner
be
arranged
for
the
party
after
they
had
been
thown
about
the
city
by
the
Parent-Teachers.
In
the
letter
of
the
Board
of
Trade
to
the
city
council
it
waa
in
timated
that
the
board
had
no
funds
available
for
entertainment
of
this
kind
and
suggested
that
the
city
council
might
consider
the
request
of
the
Parent
Teachers'
Association.
The
party
of
seven
will
be
composed
of
scholars
from
various
schools
In
the
lower
mainland
who
have
been
successful
In
a
contest
conducted
by
a
dally
newspaper.
The
children
wUj
.arrive
In
the
city
on
the
train
from
the
east
on
April
31
and.
after
being
shown
about
the
city
and
entertained
at
dinner,
will
leava
for
Vancouver
on
the
same
Jen
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Ed.
Hinman,
Jr.
accompanied
by
Phil
McDonald
and
party,
left
for
Port
Etslngton
thla
morning
to
start
diamond
drilling
on
th
old
punsmuir
copper
and
gold
properties
along
the
EcstaU
river.
O.
M.
Hanson,
U.S.
.Consul
hcrihaa
been
advised
that
the
United
8Utes
senate
has
passed
a
resolution
bv
a
vote
of
B2
to
I,
declaring
that
a
statai
PAINTS
VARWISHES
For
Sale
by
SILVERSIDES
BROS.
of
war
exists
with
Germany.
The
fishing
steamer
Carlo
tta
o.
Cox
of
the
New
England
Pish
Co.
was
out
twenty-six
days
from
port
and
waa
only
able
to
Xlsa
two
days
on
account
of
bad
weather.
During
that
time
the
fishermen
'landed
20.000
pounds
of
hali
but.
H.
O.
Crew
leaves
thla
week
for
Winnipeg
t6
represent
the
Returned
Sol.
dlcra'
Association
at
a
big
convention.
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Merchants"!
Association
"has
decided
to
lift
the
bov-i
cott
on
the
O.TJ.
for
a
period
of
three;
months
aa
officials
of
the
company
have
promised
tht
their
wUhea
will
be
met
w(thln
that
period.
The
Marquis
of
Queensbunr
has
sold
hla
mining
property
at
Usk
to
Interests
lq
Toronto.
i
CALGARY
HAS
FAMOUS
BRACE
OF
TRIPLETS
CoiWahle
.MurriMtn's
family
.Ittrarts
More
Attention
llian
Prince
of
IValra
anil
Prlnrro
Mlzjbrth
CALGARY,
AprtJ
8.
To
Constable
and
Mrs.
Morrison
of
th!a
city,
came,
triplet
recently.
It
la
very
doubtful
l
If
even
the
Prince
of
Walea
or
Princess
'
Elizabeth
received
the
same
publicity
j
and
attention
at
their
ate.
alx
da
vs.
I
TKaV
Vi
at
ua
Waa
t
ea
.
.
I
Edmonton
dally,
and
made
recipients
of
30
collected
for
them
by
the
Rotary
Club
who
has
also
atarted
a
bank
account
for
them
to
be
kept
In
trost
Until
they
become
ot
age.
FATHER
SUFFERING
FOR
SON'S
CRUELTY
Half
llrrnl
lluli
Tliii
at
Tort
Smith
ItWuii'r
son
MhtrrateU
lor.
FORT
SMITH.
Alta..
April
8.
David
Blajar.
a
half
breed,
refrained'
from
ex.
erclsing
parental
discipline
over
hla
ten-
year-old
son
who
took
a
delight
In
be.
Ing
Inhumanely
cruel
to
hla
don.
In
a
police
guard
room,
the
father
la
now
completing
a
thirty
day
Incarceration
for
hla
neglect.
You'll
just
love
faaW
.
rVaam
MAW
Wrlgley'a
New
DOUBLE
MINT
Real
Peppermint
flavor
It's
ao
wonderfully
comforting,
cooling
and
dsllclous.
Amu
xf
n,ALlMWMll
i
Save
Money
.
at
Third
Ave.
BENT'S
GE
NUINE
NOW!
J.
BENT'S
Save
Money
at
Thla
remarkable
unloading
Is
rapidly
nenrlnjr
its
objective
that
U,
reducing
the
vat
ntock
by
one
half.
Never
before
have
the
public
of
Prince
Rupert
had
kucIi
an
opportunity
Never
uch
a
splendid
Mock
at
such
prices.
Remember,
every
article
In
the
More
has
sensationally
reduced.
JSvory
article
Is
n
positive
bargain.
TAKE
ADVANTAGE.
Don't
Delay
Don't
Delay
Dresses
409
Different
Styles
Our
range
of
Dresse
alone,
hundreds
of
different
Myle,
will
enable
you
to
form
nn
idea
of
the
magnitude
of
selcc-tion
offered.
Hundreds
of
drex
In
every
wanted
material
and
otyle;
sizes
from
II
to
IB
and
Ihc
prices
nr
so
sen-sationnlly
reduced
that
you
can
now
buy
an
attractive
dres
for
New
Millinery
Dresses
-$5.25-
t
Raincoats
Silk
Underwear
Every
article
in
the
store
at
Cost
or
Less
Spring
Coats
Suits
Third
Ave.
.
riJT
".rr".
r
Aa
:r
"'ao"
r.n.Mmsr
iv
c.ix..
m:ixiroi
aja
Liir
irviaiaiiirp
naraorannai
m
at
m
i
a-
'
s
wa
aa
t
STATES
WATCH
CHURCH
UNION
I.OUKII
WITH
lTKfti:HT
MIVM;.
AI'OI.IS
(
I.KUIC
.
WINNIPEO,
April
8.
Churehea
In
the
t'nlted
States
are
watching
with
a
great
,
ileal
of
Interest,
the
experiment
in
;
church
union
which
has
been
made
In
j
Canada,
according
to
Dr.
Lucius
Bug-1
bee.
of
talnneapolla,
who
preached
at
ryrt
Rouge
United
Church
here
recently,
i
Dr.
JJugbee
(atated
that
It
waa
hl;
privilege
-
to
have
been
nresent
at'
jhe
hlitorlc
gathering
in
Toronto
!
(.t
which
the
,
union
between
fbe
Presbyterian,
Methodlat
and
Con-
I
srexatlonal
churehea
waa
conaummstfrt.
I
fte
went
on
to
say.
that
If
the
Canadian
qriurcn
..union
turned
out
auccesafully.
j
then
the
American
churches
would
be!
lhamedi.
Into
following
suit.
IIANKHUrfCV
ACT.
ii:STTn
OK
WK
M()K(1A,
I.IICKi:.
Htitr,
ii.f
ti
tiioi(Im:i(
.sskimu
Tendera
wfl
be
received
by
thennder-algned
up
to
and
Including
April
1st
on
the
stock
of
William
Mortan,
Aaslgned,
In
store
at
Lockeport.
u.c.
consisting
of
Groceries,
Hardware,
Drugs
and
Drygoodi.
Inventory
of
Stock
may
be
obtained
from
the
undersigned
or
een
at
the
said
Store
or
at
the
Office
ol
the
Canadian
Credit
Men's
Trust
Association,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
aecepted.
ALEX.
A.
CONNOH,
Trustee.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
IN
I'ltOHATE.
i
the
Mi;iitr.MK
rofiiT
ok
nitrrin
.
(OLl.MUlt
tn
the
Matter
oF"
th7
AdmlnUtratlon
Act:
and
In
th
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Helnrleh
Feracb,
Deceased.
TAKE
NrrrlCf?
that
K
nri
r,
tfl.
Honor,
r,
McB.
YoOng,
the
28th
day
of
i
was
appointed
Administrator
(with
Will
annexed
of
the
estate
of
Helnrleh
Persch,
Deceased,
and
all
DurtlCS
hAVlnv
.f4m
-Alt-,.,
.v..
.
'.-'.u.,
,iiv
BiU
.
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlah
me,
properly
verified,
to
me
Dn
or
onore
ma
3Uin
day
or
April,
A
D.
1037,
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indtbtedness
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A,
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
Prince
Rupert,
B.c
Dated
u
the
30th
day
of
March,
A.D.
1927.
.JaHHMaaaHHHHMMaaaVHHHMI
I
DENTISTRY
l'lionc
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
Over
Ormes
CROWN,
BRIDGE
and
PLATES
EXTRACTION
OF
TEETH
Hy
fin
Kxport.
Qprn
Kvcnlnc.
Sunday
AppojntmcntH.
Canadian
National
Steamships
Co,
Limited
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
OpenitlrtK
(J.T.P.
20.000
Ton
Flouting
Dry
Dock
KnHnecru,
Machinists,
Ilollermakers
Ulackirolths.
I'altfrn'
mnkern,
Foundcfss
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTKIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WBLplNO.
Our
plant
in
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
'COMMERCIAL
WORK.
I'llONKS
43
and
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