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TWO
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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
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PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION.
si
TYPICAL
REPLY
SOVIET
RUSSIA.
Evasive
and
argumentative
as
usual
was
the
typical
note
emanating
from
Soviet
Russiain
resppnse
to
the
British
missive
de
has
stood
a
great
deal
from
Russia
and
it
now
looks
as
if
the
arivir
of
the
extreme
Conservative
wing
to
call
he
Soviet
bluff
is
about
tne
proper
thing
to
do.
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN'S
UMS
IS
HAZAKDUUS.
The
halibut
fleet
has
weathered
another
storm,
happily,
as
far
as
can
be
learned,
without
loss
of
life,
though
not
without
some
damage.
Such
incident.
as
these
go
to
prove
the
hazard
of
these
gallant
men's
calling.
Now
and
then
we
hear
of
some
of
them
cleaning
up
big
money.
The
risks
they
take
make
anything
they
earn
well
deserved.
"CANADA
AS
A
...
,
NATIONAL
PROPERTY."
'
'
"Canada
as
a
National
Property-
is
the
name
-
of
g
a'
splendid
75-page
treatise
that
has
just
been
issued
by
the
Department
of
the
Interior
at
Ottawa.
Dealing
largely
with
matters
industrial,
the
VALUABLE
WORK
OF
UNIQUE
COLLEGE.
Beyond
a
doubt
the
strangest
college
in
the
world
is
the
Frontier
College
of
Canada.
Although
it
has
from
20,000
to
25
000
students,
it
has
no
buildings,
no
campus,
no
stadium
and
no
degrees
to
offer.
Yet
it
is
doing
a
work
no
other
college
or
university
can
do
and
is
performing
a
sen-ice
of
inestimable
value
to
its
thousands
of
students
and
the
Dominion.
u
1
RELIEF
WORK
IS
DISCUSSED
CITY
lot
NTH.
Ill-XII.KS
NOT
TO
1
roiJ.Kcr
pom,
tax
kkommkn
I
m
r.Mri.uvKii
jf
!
The
question
of
relief
work
came
before
the
city
council
last
night
when
Alderman
Brown
stated
that
he
hao
jbeen
Informed
that
married
men
em-ployed
on
such
work
had
been
given
four
days
a
week
and
single
men
two
days.
He
had
also
been
Informed
that,
the
poll
tax
had
been
deducted
from
these
men
on
this
work.
He
moved
that
in
future
the
poll
tax
be
not
collected
from
men
cn
relief
work.
In
the
discussion
.following,
the
members
of
the
council
agreed
that
It
was
unwise
to
a.Tord
relief
work
and
then1
i
deduct
the
tax
and
It
was
finally
decided
that
this
should
be
refunded
I
to
those
who
had
already
paid
and.
In
future
the
tax
would
not
be
collected.
Alderman
Stephens
Inquired
as
to
how
long
the
relief
work
would
last
and
how
soon
work
would
be
started
on
Summit
Avenue
and
other
projects.
He"
felt
that
those
employed
on
this
work
should
be
selected
very
carefully
and
he
aeked
the
council
to
approve
of'
having
the
list
of
names
presented
to
the
council'.
It
waa
later
suggested
that
the
names
were
available
for
any
alderman
who
ctrcd,
to
ask
the
city
engineer.
Alder-
Tuesday,
March
1,
1927,
man
Stephens
said
that
he
was
satisfied
If
he
could
obtain
the
Information
'In
this
manner.
Several
members
of
the
council
spoke,
on
the
matter
and
lt
was
Intimated
that
It
was
Intended
to
close
relief
work
down
as
soon
as
anything
else
started
i
UD.
In
the
meantime
the
innllcxnti
iiiaiiuiiiK
a
cessation
oi
propagandist
activity
and
threatening
the
r
"f
rk
would
be
considered:
consequences.
The
noticeable
thing
about
the
Red
communication
ctreful,'
was
that
it
had
nothing
to
say
about
rectifying
its
own
mistakes
'
..niir
arv
vw-.nr.nTv
wnich
were
complained
about
but
rather
had
everything
to
say-about
UK
W
mllMlN
1
lK
what
would
happen
if
Britain
took
punitive
measures.
Great
Britain
lUlluulLlll
TO
BE
INDUCTED
I
REV.
AMI
.M
IIS.
J.
It.
t-KI7X.U.
WILL
ARRIVE
IX
CITY
TOMORROW
t
ROM
VANfortER
Rev.
J.
R.
Prlszell.
who
has
accepted
a
call
to
the
First
Presbyterian
Church
pulpit
here,
and
Mrs.
Frtzell
will
arrive
In
the
city
oa
the
steamer
Prince
George
tomorrow
morning
from
Vancouver
and
on
Thursday
night
there
will
be
a
meeting
of
Westminster
Presbytery
for
the
purpose
or
inducting
Mr.
FrUell
as
whlcb
ceremony
Rev.
Thomas
Oswald
of
Vancouver,
moderator
of
the
presby,
tery,
and
Rev.
W.
J.
Seeds,
who
has
beea
occupying
the
pulpit
temporarily.
,
acvuiiipiisneu
ana
wnat
is
now
going
on
:
will
offclate.
FoUowlng
the
induction,
though
u
it
seems
to
be
designed
more
for
the
purpose
of
outlining
j
which
will
be
open
to
the
public,
there
opportunities
for
investors
and
workers
in
the
line
of
agriculture.
!"'
reception
m
honor
of
Rev.
forestry,
mining,
waterpower
and
fisheries
with
also
a
rhnntpr
nni
Mr-
mull
who
wui
take
up
their
V.
......nt....,.
.
i
I
1
.
t
.
,
...
.
1
i
MtMan..
residence
In
In
the
K-
n
.
.
h..k
...
n.c
wuuu)
s
itrtieaiiunai
weaun.
ampiy
illustrated
with
maps
and
charts,
the
book
is
well
worthy
of
a
place
on
any
bookshelf.
Even
a
cursory
glance
at
it
makes
one
feel
that
the
Dominion
is
even
greater
and
more
promising
than
the
average
person
might
think.
FINEST
PRODUCTION
OF
TRADE
JOURNAL.
One
of
the
finest
achievements
in
the
wav
of
a
trad
inn
mil
is
the
twenty-fifth
annual
statistical
number
of
the
Pacific
Fisher-
"0h5
'nd
"rn
jnan
wnicn
nas
just
come
to
nana.
Heplete
with
a
wealth
of
records
of
all
branches
of
the
fishing
industry
on
the
coast,
the
volume
is
splendidly
gotten
up
and
illustrated.
British
Columbia
and
Prince
Rupert
is
given
its
full
share
of
space
in
a
fine
book
on
the
production
of
which
Miller
Freeman,
the
publisher,
and
his
staff
at
Seattle
are
deserving
of
great
commendation.
manse
which
has
been
!-.ewly
renovated
Mrs.
J.
R.
Frlrell
entertained
at
a
farewell
afternoon
tea
for
the
wives
of
ministers
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
her
home
at
358
Blenheim
Street,
Point
Grey.
Vancouver,
last
week,
prior
to
departure
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
decorated
with
carnal
The
invited
guests
were:
Mrs.
E.
D.
McLaren.
Mr.
R.
O.
MacBeth.
Mrs.
A.
Essler.
Mrs.
W.
Ellis.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Thompson.
Mrs.
Ja.
Hyde.
Mrs.
D.
A.
Smltb,
Mrs
D.
Lister,
Mrs.
T.
Oswald.
Mrs.
S.
Robertson-Orr,
Mrs.
A.
O.
MePheraon,
irs.
Young.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Mark.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Douglas.
Mrs.
D.
Campbell,
M,
Thomas
Wilton
and
Mra.
Charles
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Thn
i.4.i,L,.
s
T
iL
.
.
-
It
aa...
an...
iuc
KLuueriiH
ill-
inn
rrnmior
i
rti
inrra
hAHH..
t
-
-
n.ini
11
i.
wu
i
3'
71
The
most
aMoniehingly
"real"
muc
is
now
possible
in
your
own
home
Ix-ffluse
lhi
principle
is
applied
correctly
to
the
new
Ortho-phonic
tone
chamber.
Scientists
rail
it
"matched
impedance".
This
results
in
wnooth
flow
of
sntjnd
-and
the
most
wonderful
mttrac
you
ever
ln.ird
from
any
!nnirujmnt
anywhere,
You
must
1
careful
in
buying,
though,
or
ynu
may
tnins
the
real
objective
minP
an,!
Wln
amn.
.t,
A
7Z,"J."?..
.
lnel-
.
v..
'"O
Work,
be'
authored
to
accept!
NT.
Iinur
lnv
Instructors
in
this
coUege
are
graduates
from
Canadian,
American
and
European
universities.
Some
of
them
are
employed
where
they
teach,
but
many
of
them
are
underpaid
"missionaries"
of
education.
I
QUALITY
!--Breparedby
14-
yiemoxereor
NESTLES
.
Baby
food
NESTLES
MILK
j
The
F.
It.
Plilppen
la
in
difficulties
aa
fit
as
the
Chief
Zlbassa
which
vessel
vent
to
assist.
Both
boats
are
reported
disabled
off
North
Island
and
the
tug
McCulloch
assistance.
sailed
last
night
to
render
front.
!
Allan
Robertson
and
Joe
HutchlnBon
will
proceed
to
Esquimau
tonight
but
hope
soon
to
teturn
to
Prince
Itupert.
'
The
wedding
ofWm.
C.
Keith
and
Miss
Rita
McDonald'
will
Uke
place
to
night
in
the
Baptist
church.
Harry
Denbm,
a
rancher
of
Telkwa,
Is
in
the
city
on
his
way
to
the
front
to
Join
the
French
army.
.committee
had
been
considering
the
tenders
and
waa
to
report
back
to
the
city
council.
!
tender
could
They
not
be
found
that
one
considered
at
it
;
would
take
six
months
to
deliver
the
material.
The
next
lowest
tenderer
had
been
obliged
to
take
up
with
Vancou-
ver
the
specifications
on
soma
of
the
j
material.
This
Information
had
not
yet
!
iMMiVivirr'
mV.T.B
i
.
"
nuw
1Re
Classrooms.
-
'
-
;the
lowest
tender
for
the
pipe
and
fit-
,
Today.
March
t,
i.uhe
anniversary
of
are
r
box
cars,
shanties,
barns,
k
tents
nenu
for
the
construe-
or
any
sort
of
available
shelter.
I
""V
Ung
lred
ta
up
the
3:.
David.
the
P.tronaint
of
the
pr;.
The
students
wbrk
days
and
study
nights.
Most
of
them
"enter"
'lon
of
"
"w
"
Bfal
I
Edward
Upsett
co...Ltd.
on
the
water-
dpality
of
Wale..
He
lived
in
thai
the
college
with
little
or
no
knowledge
of
English,
speaking
only
,
.
I
front
wltii
city
water.
'
j
country
in
the
anthtentrry
and
found-
jna
(ANti.,M
tnH......
r
j,
.,
c
rnvate
n
Don
v
Yen
nas
received
"
nia
..
.
.
,
.
'
luiviii
tuiiKuea
ul
ineir
native
lanas.
i.,
v
.
.
1
V.
,
i
I
Alderman
Alderman
W
w.
j.
areer
said
that
the
'o
many
monasteries.
In
the
quarter
of
a
century
this-unique
institution
has
been
'front
CA.BVCIlti;
ii
mi
mho
inousanas
or
men
from
lives
of
illiteracy
and
unskilled
labor.
And
it
has
thousands'
of
good
citizens.
given
to
Canada
and
the
world
The
case
of
Joe
Ralnertharged
with
theft
of
a
watch
chain,
iiuwhich
argument
of
counsel
and
decision
was
to
have
been
made
in
County
Court
yesterday,
was
adjourned
Until
the
call
of
Judge
Young.
vLANI)
ACT
Andy
Hepburn,
formerly
in
the
flre!been
relv
"
"
"
expected
8V
.eena
Ind
Dfstrlet.
Dlstrtct
of
Queen
department,
fa
on
his
way
back
to
the;1
con.
mered
Ut
TAKE
NOTICE
that
alxty
days
after
"
1
...
.
.
:
tht
fork
vmiM
Ik
Hnif
If
h
mn.L...
.
i.
u"jraiier
coast,
naving
been
invalided
from
the
-
7."
f
w
sppiy
to
tne
Chlei
miner
waa
given
power
to
accept
ine.vu"ulu"
ul
-anas
tor
a
licence
to
Wwt
"
tend-r
iprospect
for
coal
and
petroleum
over
640
lcre
of
land
bounded
aa
follows-
The
council
agreed
to
the
suggestion.
,
Commenclpg
at
a
not
planted
at
the
VISIT
IS
MENTIONED
HrTtlin
at
Srt
Heek'n
Merltng
The
malie
of
the
visit
oi
the
Oov-
uuiuwni.
cuinrr
oi
section
ao,
Town-
IfMJ:
aram
J'nd.
nd
marked
"AJ.O.'a
southwest
corner"!
ih.n,.
..-V
tin
rhilnv
than,.
on
-i.
',
west
B0
chains;
thence
aouth
80
chains
to
point
of
commencement,
being
8ec-
v,u
uu,
,
uranam
island.
D.C
.
i
J-
OORBON.
C
lt)
(ouiirir
Will
Take
lip
Mailer
of
I
Locator
NOTICE
lernor
General
and
party
to
the
dty
on
f
"I.
ViiuS
"
Pwl'lona
The
Red
Cross
aale
tomorrow
will
be
April
19
arid
17
waa
referred
to
at
the
tlce
la
herebv
Mineral
Art
i
given
Mesara.
Malcolm
!
in
charge
of
Mrs.
Phil
McDonald
and
meeting
of
the
city
council
last
night
by
?mti,Hmwn,
Un1'
"aroid
Hansen
Mrs.
c
Embleton.
i
Mayor
Newton
who
read
.
letter
he
had
WSM
fU.e'n't'work'
!
)
received
Trom
Ottawa
notifying
him
of
performed
on
jhe
Cordllla
oroup
oi
.PURCHASE
OF
MATERIAL
-fefflU
F0R.WAT5R
CONNECTION
.SSttfflai
iKtSS&5'-2
!
.
I
'fh.
ietter
mt.mated
.to
th,
mayor
S.
&MfttaVhff
,
,
loril
of
M.irks
Aulliorlrnl
by
Counrll
that
the
party
would
arrive
at
10
m.
application
will
be
made
to
the
to
Pr.MMd
HUH
wrk
f..r
Mwanl
,
on
tbe
morning
of
April
18
and.
would
?J
,
mS!i"'ll'..,n?e.nuP'rt-
B-C
.
'
Uft,
l.ld.
leave
the.
city
on
April
17
at
5
p.
tfrrfln"
rntlod6
Mm
noilp
$?
!
-
Mineral
Claim
vested
in
the
under
j
Alderman
Perry,
at
the
of
Health
Sh"l.
.......
meeting
Hint
Never
.
make
a
girl
road
.
i
riAVin
rnnMi
t
the
council
last
night,
asked
that
the
enough
to
tell
the
truljh.
I
;acod
koski,
I'llrY
SBB
mt
I
Tk
Model-
4-3'
5
with
elect
rio.
drive
$160
.Drthnnh
True
Ini
y
ouund'
omc
Trade
Mark
Hefd
Victrola
Victor
Talkinji.Mnchinc
Compnny
of
Canada,
Limited
p
By
that
we
mean
the
new
Orthophonic
Victrola
principle
is
exclusively
con-'
trolled
by
the
Victor.
Company
.
'
IxtoU
for
"Hi
Mater'.
Voice'
trademark,
and
for
your
demoniraikm
Jtu
nly
to
Mauler's
Voice"
dealer.
Today
ynn
can
nbo
vtve
the
new
Orto-pliortkr
NrtroUt
with
an
dcctricully
dri-n
turn
uthU-,
run
from
your
lighting
circuit
Thu
you
may
it
Wk
at
yoir
e
ami
tnjoy
without
phyniail
exertion
any
v
leclion
o(
the
lrj(f
anl
varied
Victor
n-j
Moire.
MoW
arc
obtiimlJ
on
tiMiveflient
terms
from
$430
down
to
$115.
Mnde
only
by
W
tor
LckjIc
for
thisTr
,!
'k
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
-
Kippers
-
THE
DAINTIEST
IHIEAKFART
FO()l.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
I'rlnre
Itupert,
H.C
Co,
LiA
Alabastine
Wall
Decoration
Color
is
the
most
effective
and
leant
c-ontly
of
all
f'r
decoration,
and
AlabAgtinc
In
addition
to
being
economi'
permanent
nijd
easy
to
apply.
Made
In
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