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PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COI.UMRIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
extept
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Thin!
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLKN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
All
advertising
should
be
in
The
Daily
News
Office
before
2
p.m.
on
day
preceding
publications
AUK
advertising
received
subject'
to
approval.;
j
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAIUy
EDITION.
beauty
and'would
mean
nothing.
We
are
inclined
beaver
at
work
would
be
most
suitable,
t
9S
86
FLAG
QUESTION
AGAIN
niSCU&EI)
The
flag
question
is
being
discussed
once
more
in
CANADA
NEEDS
NEW
NATIONAL
FLAfJ
Canada
needs
a
new
national
flag
as
much
as
does
South
Africa.
The
present
clumsy
affair
is
neither
artistic
nor
emblematic.
Something
simple
would
be
best
such
as
one
of
the
British
to
think
the
Say
it
with
flowers,
but
do
not
wait
until
he
is
dead.
Give
him
a
few
while
he
lives.
WHAT
ABOUT
PULPWOOD!
:
Says
the
Edmonton
Bulletin:
The
United
States
is
willing,
and
much
more
than
willing,
to
import
Canadian
raw
materials,
work
them
up
In
its
factories,
and
sell
the
finished
product
to
Canadian
buyers.
But
the
new
immigration
regulations
forbid
anr
but
native
born
Canadian
'residents
PATRIOTIC
SPIRIT
AND
PURPOSE
,
"Canadian
enterprise
during-
this
period
in
combination
with
the
vastness
of
the
Dominion's
natural
resources,
has
ranidlv
in-
CEMENT
WALKS
ARE
PROPOSED
nrv
ror.NUL
iumi
s-ks
tiikik
in
ST.l.l.TION
IN
llINKs
swrnx
Concrete
sidewalks
In
the
business
Syndicate
and
W.
J.
Aider
asking
tor
i
a
sidewalk
on
the
north
tide
of
Third
I
Avenue
between
Fifth
and
Sixth
Street.
curtaU
somewhere
and
condttct
according
to
Its
ability.
A!d.
Perry
aeaerted
that
the
time
would
soon
be
at
hand
when
It
mould
be
neevmary
to
put
In
new
sidewalks
In
the
downtown
area.
For
several
years'
these
sidewalks
had
been
patched
up
t'entent
In
Than
WmmI
Aid.
W.
J.
Oreer
Mid
that
there
were
to
cross
the
border
daily
to
work
in
these
or
other
factories.
How
P0.""-
"
w
u
clt
it
Hn
tn
r...w.nJ
W
!l,tn.n.,
,.t,.V.5n.
JcOuWU
should,
think
Of
what
It
owed.
-creased.
the
national
wealth1
until
in
per
capita
amount
Canada
is
repairs
-ouid
have
to
be
made
or
1..
it..
it:..j
c...
i
.1.
.
curruru
Mint
mr
umiru
omirs
umi
vnrai
oruain,
says
tne
tne
Charlottetown
Guaruian.
The
comparative
figures
of
national
wealth
per
capita
as
compiled
by
the
League
of
Nations
are:
TJnited
States,
$2,918;
Great
Britain,
$2,459;
Canada.
$2,40G;
France.
31.570;
Germany,
$1,080;
and
Japan,
f,VU.
To
what
high
place
among
the
nations
of
the
world
may
not
a
United
Canadian
Dominion
yet
advance?
And
how
much
depends
upon
that
patriotic
soirit
and
'
Why.
not
make
castor
oil
popular
by
getting
the
government
to
prohibit
its
use?
V
s
A
salesman
is
one
who
can
sell
a
promise
to
nav
,iiVfoPreal
money.
We
are
asked
if'it
is
true
that
somei
of
'thef
local
poultry
raisers'
are
,VvoIvfng.
new",
breed
of
chickens,
that
grow
natural
illcMrj
on
their
back's.
Most
emphatically
we
reply
"No
I
it
may
be
damp
here
but
not
that
dam
damp."
Children
are
easy
to
get
but
in
raising
them
-is
where
most
people
fail.
To
have
enough
money
to
live
on
is
as
comfortable
as
wearing
clothes
that
fit
perfectly.
A
friend
Is
a
person
we
know
so
well
that
we
can
say
unpleasant
things
to
him
without
fear.
MESTL
MILK
11
L
e
finishing
touch
to
tea
or
coffee
ir
t.u.WMrm4rri
tfdr1
V-"-rrn
swtttfxco
tuTlt
the
council
would
be
making
any
mistake
In
adopting
the
plan
of
cement.
Economies
had
been
effected
by
the
Mml-pcrmaccnt
road
way
pfon
and
he
felt
that
cement
sidewalks
would
be
more
convenient
even
If
the
borrowlni;
at
the
time
of
their
construction
might
be
a
Utile
heavier.
Aid.
Stephens
said
he
did
not
the
advisability
of
building
cement
SEVERAL
CHANGES
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH
STAFFS
'
It,
W.
IUII
lu
luxe
t'liarie
f
WeMrrn
1.1
up
mid
(i.
II.
stNl
fr
ac.
TORONTO,
May
10.
A
number
ot
'
.i
i
,
.
...
!V.
O.
Bartrt.
tne.-tl
maiiaxer.'
Ni
National
xlntnVuU
ti
the
CxjJfrilsa
31
yj
council
last
nleht
followtn
receipt
of.
W.
Ball,
.crmerly
general
upern-
a
petition
signed
by
C.
H.
Orme.
Klllas
eol
wttn!
Ik
Chrtstcpher.
the
Terminal
Investment.
""-"H"-""'
.
v..v-
-r-
geuerai
supenu.riiau
w
.-rn
line,
with,
headquarters
at
WJmu-Mr.'
Bail
wUl
hare
Jurisdiction
o"c
Tuesday,
May
10.
1927
Alter
considerable
discussion
n
the,11
T7
l
Arthur
to
the
:
i
course
of
which
H
was
pouuea
oui
.
.
formerly
timsurer
of
tW
..,W.i.
,n-.l,
would
n
have
McTaegart,
to
be
effected.
It
was
decided
to
have
,nr
'
.
,
.
..
aauointed
tineml
superintendent
ot
fum
in
ciiv
ec2ineer
canvass
nroperu
-
a
v.
,:
..:4
:
.is
.
...i.
-..
.
.i.iv
'i.
.
'
.
.
...
.
rastern
lines,
with
hedquartera
at
bined
with
the
Union
Jack
or
not.
The
country
seems
to
be
divided
on
the
question.
If
South
Africa
is
to
remain
a
part
of
the
British
Empire,
as
its
leaders
profess
to
desire,
it
would
seem
as
if
the
ltritish
flat.'
should
be
a
suitable
setting
for
the
new
flag
which
they
propose
to
adopt,
but
that
is
a
question
for
the
South
African
people
to
.settle
in
their
own
way.
It
is
their
own.
business.
So
if
Canada
wished
to
impose
the
Reaver
on
the
Stars
and
Stripes
and
adopt
it
they
could
do
so,
but
it
would
niit
be
a
suitable
thing
to
do
and
they
would
not
be
likely
to
do
it
So
this
is
civilization!
Oh,
well,
it
might
have
been
worse.
To-:
r
t.
f-
....
.
t
win
ht.t
etiATCre
to
the
advisability
of
having
the
re-
...J-
"L
vw,
Arthur
to
newals
niide
on
both
side
ot
Third;"
Avenue
between
Fulton
Street
and;
Sixth
Stnet
between
Second
and
Third'
Avenues
with
cement
Instead
of
board.
This
was
Mayor
Newton
sussesUon:
which
the
council
concurred
in.
the
Atlantic
Ccvt.
O.
H.
Stead.
fOKcerly
auperlnteudent
of
western
tines,
at
Wlnnlpej,
Is
ap-pointed
lupertntendent
with
Jurisdiction
over
lines
in
British
Columbia
and
rtth
Imnnmrnri
at
VancmiTer.
Alct
Stephen,
pointed
out
that
such,
c,
Ur
atMd
BrlUsn
an
underuttog
as
proposed
wxulrf
'
c
neceseary,
p-asrsJ
volve
the
borrowing
of
more
jnoney.
,
aMUlstt
cut
owln,
to
He
thought
the
city
had
already
bar-
he
toiportlIlcl.
of
Vancouver
and
other
rod-
enough.
The
time
had
comelBrtUsh
Columbia
cOlces
and
the
steady
wtn
It
was
necessary
for
the
city
to;
the
i,
wW.h
mae
tl
work
,
ensigns
with
a
Beaver
in
the
centre.
The
beaver
is
the
emblem
of
ifram
naml
fund.
Now
tt
up
to
necetary
4o
tncreaw
the
official
repre-
stnUtlon
In
the
Pacific
Coast
province
CITY
TO
GET
PART
OF
GATE
RECEIPTS
industry
and
would
be
most
suitable.
While,
many
people
favor
the;
the
people
affected
to
build
new
waUsiThu
vim
ie
wie
.Mean
f
KrimbtirM-raaple
leaf
instead
of
the
beaver
as
being
more
picturesque,
it
is
and
it
was
tor
them
to
decide
whether'
went
iM
wnrw
ttwm
n
.wnmii
(oiiueu
out
inn
me
niapie
leai
nas
no
special
aurioute
except
'-ney
uwura
oe
wwu
or
cruirui.
inn
isiwuihI
The
city
council
last
night
accepted
an
.x-tltlons
for
cement
sidewalks
on
both
tr
IroTO
the
committee
representing
Idea
of
Third
Avenue.
It
had
beeatne
f-4tr
Board
and
taotball
and
base-cfUmated
that
the
cost
oa
one
sloe,
ball
organizations
that
the
city
be
would
be
II
300
and
on
the
other.
II.
named
the
ortviWe
of
lervlnr
ten!
000.
On
a
ten
year
basis.
It
was
figured
J
FPT
mt
ot
aU
money
taken
on
the
I
out
that
the
cost
of
cement
would
he?
grounds
as
a
means
of
reimbursing
the
lew
than
wood.
Cement
sidewalks
look-
cnj
to
the
extent
of
1.0oO
for
thej
ed
to
htm
like
good
business.
'
work
of
surfacing
the
grounds.
Signing
J
AM.
Stephens
was
not
opposed,
he
;
a
communication
conveying
this
offer
j
raid,
to
the
principle
of
cement
walks
vere
George
B.
Casey.
R
11.
Wlnslow.
O.
I
!
where
such
were
possible.
He
felt.jv7.
Johnvtone.
B.
F.
Self.
H.
R.
Love.
3.
1
Fred
Ritchie.
F
K.
Wermlg
and
J.
A.
Smite.
:
.
7-
"
"-r
-r.
...
v-
-
come
when
the
dtyl
There
was
tcme
discussion
as
to
the
nort
of
n
Canadian
raw
mntprials.
Htarlint-
with
nuimrnnil?
Tho
.
.
United
States
has
an
undoubted
right
to
say
that
only
U.
S.
residents
shall
be
employed
in
that
country.
Canada
has
quite
as
good
a
right
to'
say
whether,
and
how
much,
raw
materia
of
Canadian
origin
shall
go
to
feed
U.
S.
factories.
It's
unpleasant
to
lose
your
reputation
but
it's
hell
to
lose
your
character.
Hold
on
to
one,
at
least.
would
have
to
stop
borrowing
and.
be-
j
advisability
of
the
city
having
a
trustee
fore
embarking
on
any
such
undertak-
ar
acme
such
officer
as
guarantee
that
,
Ing
as
this,
he
felt
that
tt
should
be
She-
agreement
would
be
compiled
with
seen
how
a
present
bond
Issue
would
sell.
Aid.
Unrey
spoke
In
favor
of
cement
t!tewalks
as
being
the
most
economical.
Aid.
-Perry
felt
that,
if
a
start
was
to
be
made,
tt
should
be
In
the
right
wwy.
He
favored
something
permanent.
Aid.
Stephens
pointed
out
that
many,
blocks
were
In
the
same
category
as!
thewe
which
had
been
referred
to
where!
but
tt
was
finally
decided
on
motion
cf
1
Aid
Tinker
and
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer
to
merely
accept
the
offer
tor
this
year
on
the
good
faith
of
the
organizations
CITY
RELIEF
WORK
CLOSED
ON
MONDAY
Aid.
Mnrry
KrMitrt
to
Oujk-II
Cum.
pUinlv
a
to
.Manner
In
Vthlrh
Men
Were
Kinplntrtl
purpose
which
should
inspire
every
true
Canadian
in
this
Jubilee
jw,k
vWS
more
economical
than;
works,
so
announced
at
last
night;
Year
of
our
great
Federation?
It
was
well
interpreted
in
the
words
mwd,n
w2-
tich
had
to
be
renewed!
council
meeting.
rf
nn.
nf
K
.ln.uK.nt
Fi.h.ri
mh.n
h.
rioJ
o
mtK
nt
ln.i
T
me
years,
he
could
not
see
where:
Aid.
Uney
reported
to
the
council'
ages
of
antiquity.
A
sculptor
had
chiseled
a
figure
of
such
faultless
and
perfect
mould
that
he
fell
in
love
with
the
work
of
his
own
hands
and
knelt
before
it,
but
when
he
rose
and
embraced
it
the
marble
gave
back
only
an
icy
chill.
There
was
no
life,
no
warmth
there.
Thus
Is
will
be
with
our
fair
Dominion
if
our
"people
are
not
possessed
of
a
national
spirit,
a
national
life
and
a
national
devotion?
new
sidewalks
put
In,
.
KENI.W.M.S
.EritRV
Mayor
Newton
asserted
that
walks
in
the
business
section
had
given
outi
city
relief
work
which
has
been
In
and
must
be
renewed.
Whatever
-
:
progrew
ca
Acropolis
Hill
for
the
post
done
money
mould
have
to
be
borrowed.
trv
ro0nth
waa
closed
down
yesterday.
If.
in
a
period
of
ten
years,
cemeat
Jud.
Perry,
chairman
of
the
Board
of
that
certain
persons
had
brought
objections
to
him
at
the
manner
In
which
men
were
engaged
on
the
relief
work.
It
had
been
stated
to
him
thaX
married
men
with
families
and
taxpayers
had
tknUarly
economical
as
well
a
being
been
unable
to
obtain
work
while
un-
married
men
had
been
given
work.
Aid.
Perry
atated
that
It
had
been
the
policy
to
give
married
men
the'
pre
ference.
He
did
not
know
of
any
slngla
i
men
having
been
employed
except
for
one
I
walks.
He
again
expressed
his
belief
t
day
a
week.
In
any
case,
the
relief
that
caution
Aiould,
be
observed
In
l
vork
had,
now
been
closed
down,
ttartlnz
upon
something
that
would
re-'
'
1
.
quire
the
borrowing
of
money
until
theljf
uiarket'
had
been
tested
with
a
bond)
:ue.
'
,
i
The
mayor
said
that
ht
appreciated;
ux
Tints
m
Aja.
oi.rpu.rus
uu
.
uir
.
m
rravr
It
to
the
rlty
engineer
to
ascertain
the
views
of
the
people
concerned
In'
the
matter
of
cement
sidewalks.
In
the
meantime
the
result
of
the
bond
sale
would
be
known
as
-bids
were
to
be
in
by
May
SO.
He
suggested
that
the
petition
be
referred
to
the
city
engineer
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
IMIIKKKNT
CtXTs
at
Auditorium
laat
night
,1.1
W
A.
...
WA.M.K,
M..
.
1.
.
.
.
(
different
sections
the
cost
of
Installing
the
cement
walks
would
vary-
This
should
be
taken
Into
consideration
In'
making
the
canvass.
I
It
being
understood
that
no
definite,
committment
would
be
made
thereby.!
the
mayorV
suggestion
that
the
city
engineer
take
such
action
as
proposed
waa
then
agreed
upon.
CITY
BUDGET
WILL
BE
BROUGHT
DOWN
NEXT
MONDAY
NIGHT
The
city
budget
will
be
brought
down
I
j
at
the.
regular
weekly
meeting
of
the
j
council
next
Monday
night.
For
the
purpose
of
facilitating
the
pwwwge
of
the
'
ratey-law
at
that
Una
the
city
fathers
,
last
night
gave
the
measure
Its
preliminary
readings
uMng
approximate
figures
for
the
purpa-e.
Before
next
Monday.,
the
flnancf
committee
will
review
the
year's
estimates
thoroughly
In
order
to.
trtf
market
was
never
In
a
more
favorable?
condition
for
the
reception
of
dtyj
rrt
BrlUm
"P.ressea
amawment
at
bonds
than
It
waa
today.
He
would
i,ne
Prt
C
has
been
able
to
play
in
trie
Great
War.
The
number
Of
men
sent
overseas
has
been
a
revelation.
The
Roller
Rink
Kids
comprising
Benny
McOanleU.
Charlie
Stewart.
Frank
Cameron
and
D.
Cavalier
defeated
the
RaUway
ahop
team,
cen
to
thterert
other
property
owners
In
the
!
uUn
of
Wermlg.
D.
Ross.
B
matter
of
cement
walks.
Blythe
and
D.
Stoning
In
a
relay
race
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
-
Mr.
Geo.
M4.
"VmW,
Oat-writes:-
-
I
suffered
witk
rav
keart
aaj
nerves
sad
eoold
net
sleep
at
aigfct
for
noises
In
aar
hrti.
1
maasged
to
keep
at
xoy
work
sirLw,
uatil
I
began
t
kava
ditir
syells
whkh
g.4
a
lJ
I
eoald
Avt
f
to
rnj
wvrk.
I
Has
ifrtiA
a
..n
i
verv
oftei.
I
weald
ttajrger
o
n;
feet.
ana
eiernkinf
la
Jrpnt
of
at
would
tura
black
and
fade
istr.
WXUt
I
wu
kos-s
slfk
a
friend
told
av
to
take
wakVmJlxewBkBHaw
ggjsgKiagH
aBWWl!Tll
I
ret
fsar
boxes
ad
U
tt
tins
I
kad
aed
thsro
Us
paias
aad
aclxs
la
j
Kf
bead
cewsed
ax
I
a
tan
to
I
get
a
grod
algit't
'
reet
Altkougk
tkat
was
pit
thus
in
I
kaee
arvr
1b
troubled
witk
tkat
cestrlaUt
agaia."
1
nee
We.
a
Vox
t
aU
dealers,
ar
"
finally
establlah
the
mill
rate
which
..V",
wm
prcbwbl,
be
tn
the
neighborhood
of
tTtlEl
JO.
I
"
oak
for
hct
'0j)
An
income
that
necessitates
economy
need
not
cause
you
to
"put
oft""
enjoying
the
cheerfulness,
a
richly
patterned
rug
will
bring
to
your
home.
Qenuinc
Congoleum
Qold
Seal
Art
Rugs
hre
just
the
thing!
these
Quumntccd
Rugs
are
now
selling
at
reduced
prices
so
low
that
you
can
easily
afford
several
of
them
now
without
straining
the
family
budget.
Central
W.
lamb.
Frederick
Hansen
and
Jas.
Hunter,
city;
M.
Sweeney
and
A.
Batt.
Vancouver;
J.
Reeve.
Ketchikan;
T.
Price.
Stewart.
IH
tire
Kupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ira
A.
Held
and
George
McAfee.
Oeorgetown.
Savoy
R.
Tin
Din.
Mf.
Accounts
up
to
May
6.
Including
payrolls
and
taiauing
$19.83151.
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
city
council
last
night.
c
MAIL
CONTRACT
SEALED
TENDERS,
addressed
to
the
Postmaster
General,
will
ue
received
at
Ottawa
until
noon,
en
Friday,
the
10th
June.
1927.
for
the
conveyance
of
lln
Majesty's
Malls,
on
a
proposed
Contract
for
t
period
not
exceeding
four
years
as
required
times
per
week
on
the
route,
between
Prince
Rupert,
and
RaUway
Station
IC.NJ1.I,
and
Wharves
.CNJt.
and
C-P.R...
and
Transfer
of
Malls
be-twMn
Railway
Station
and
Wharves
(C-NJl..
U-S
S.
Ca.
and
CP.R.
from
the
Postmaster
General's
pleasure.
Printed
notices
containing
further
Information,
as
to
conditions
of
proposed
I
contract
may
be
seen
and
blank
forms
oi
lenoer
may
oe
obtained
at
the
Pos.
Office
of
Prince
Rucert.
B.C
and
at
the
office
of
'he
District
Superintendent
i
3i
rosiai
oervice.
Vancouver.
B.C.
J.
P.
MURRAY.
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service.
District
Superintendent's
orflee,
Vancouver.
B.C,
'
Apni
2a.
ltrr.
LAND
ACT
NOTIfE
or
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
LANIi.
In
Range
4.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
In
vicinity
of
Captain's
Cove.
titt
1S1M1U
U
Vs.
t
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oasse
Packing,
Co.
Ltd
of
324
Howe
St..
Vancouver
I
n.C,
occupation
Fish
Packers,
intend'
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
I
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
about
mile
distant
in
a
northerly
direction
from
Lot
1243.
Range
4;
thence
north
-
w.a
s
a
ujnf-
WlXiCC
south
to
shore:
thence
west
along
abort
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
10
acres,
more
or
leas.
OOSSE
PACKING
CO.
LTD..
.
Applicant
Per
Chaa.
U
Roberta.
Agent
Dated
April
7.
1927.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
Or
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEAE
LANII.
In
Range
3.
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert
and
airuate
on
the
south
short
ofLa.'
Baucbere
ChanneL
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Ooxse
Packlne
Co.
Ltd..
of
324
Howe
SV
V.f.fJf
BC,
occupation
Fish
Packers,
intends
10
appiy
i
or
a
lease
of
the
foUowtn
:n
described
lands:
Commenctng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
southeast
corner
ToTiaSS
i
lunr.
3
Coast
Land
Dirt
net:
th,uth
1
chains:
t
be
nee
west
10
enalns
thenr
north
S
chains
to
shore;
thence'
eisterlf
-
or
KM.
.-l.TT
"W
I-AV.J!,la
CO.
O.
5.a
Roberta.'
xo
?v.
uiu
cjn
i
mi
mml
SxJ
Ttl&tJrlt...
a
BRIGHTEN
YOUR
HOME
AT
LITTLE
EXPENSR
it
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ONGOLEUM
llOTtl.
(
KNTICAI.
RT-RUGS
.
Conpoi.eum
Canada
Limited
Montreal
f
Small
Mati
CoM.nl.ml.
tlri
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thn
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So.
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The
Store
for
Dad
and
the'
Lad!
.
JUST
UNPACKED!
A
new
shipment
of
BOYS'
Shirt
WAISTS
and
Sport
Collars
:
firmly
tailored,
that
will
wash
and
launder
una
uJ'''
"
Neat,
attractive
patterns
in
Spring'
newest
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10
to
10
year's.
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-
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0.
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