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lUMOKH
ARE
r.tLSE
Editor.
DaUy
News
-
I
would
like
you
to
find
apace
in
your
papsr
so
as
to
inform
the
citizens
of
this
city
the
truth
and
also
to
deny
certain
statements
that
are
being
rumored
around
regarding
myself,
which,
although
entirely
false
are
awfully
annoying
to
myself
and
family
and
it
net
corrected
in
time
may
also
prove
injurious
to
my
business.
I
would
like
to
say
that
I'
was
discharged
from
taie
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
on
April
93
of
thl
year
owing
to
the
completion
of
my
term
of
engagement
which
ended,
serv
93
86
ANACONDA
POSSIBLE
It
is
suggested
that
possibly
the
Anaconda
people
may
under
take
the
work.
They
are
interesting
themselves
in
the
Mountain
,
v"
Bay
mine
at
Stewart
and
if
they
should
take
the
mine
they
wouldT
need
a
smelter.
They
are
both
mine
operators
and
smelter
owners
j
and
know
possibly
more
about
the
business
than
most
people.
i
It
might
be
an
excellent
thing
to
try
to
secure
their
interest
in
,
the
proposal
to
establish
here.
At
anyrate
the
field
is
open.
Today
the
ore
is
in
sight
and
br
the
time
the.
smelter
ia
built
there
wnnld
PROSPERITY'
IN
BRITAIN
That
Britain
is
prosperous
and
not
decadent
was
the
message
brought
by
Colonel
Nicholls
and
given
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
through
the
Rotary
Club.
That
the
dole
was
not
that
drawback
I
had
been
discharged
tor
etc.
I
may
say
it
was
the
same
old
story,
someone
waa
after
my
Job,
but
that
It
not
all,
I
did
nearly
lose
It,
but
demanded
an
Investigation.
Two
officers
from
the
naval
service
took
the
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
and
after
having
fourteen
men
before
them,
I
was
exonerated.
I
do
not
wish
to
bring
any
persona
name
Into
this
affair
a
I
believe
in
"letting
sleeping
dogs
lie,"
but
when
one
bear
oneself
talked
about
It
8)
Qftly
right
that
the
truth
should
be
known.
Thanking
you
In
advance,
a.
W.
DAWBS,
(Late
Petty
Officer
Instructor..
RXMfXR.)
OESH'S
ing
we
last
iwo
year
who
vne
iocn
The
Aueust
taun
til
vf
.
tuts,
unit
under
the
command
of
R.
P.
Ponder,
I
boy
in
the
Philippine
who
wm
aake
late
of
Utia
city.
I
have
been
with
thjto
write
an
essay
on
the
cow.
He
pro-naval
service
since
the
age
Df
1,6.
and!0ud
this
effusion:
The
cow
la
an
wa
dlachsrged
with
"character
very
animal
with
four
leg,
one
In
each
good"
and
"abilities
superior
.
every
corner.
The
cow
glvea
mUk.
but
as
cotue:utlve
year
since
1912.
for
me.
give
me
liberty
or
give
me
Certain
rumors
were
going
around
that!
death
"
EVERY
POLICY
with
The
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Canada
Gives
you
PltOTECTlON
AND
INVESTMENT
Assy
ranee
in
for
$1,500,000,000
Assets
$
400,000,000
For
particulars,
call
G45
or
180
S.
J.
JABOUJt,
Northern
Is.
C.
Representative
Salmon
Pack
This
Season
Compares
Favorably
AVUh
previous
some
of
which
is
being
mined.
A
similar
condition
exists
in
the:
up
to
August
is
with
toe
pack
at
the
Bulkley
Valjey
and
Skeena
districts.
Prince
Rupert
is
the
only
point
i
camsponoing
date
in
leas,
the
previous
that
would
serve
these
two
regions
for
a
customs
smelter.
The
place
record
,or
purpo"
conP"ton:
where
rail
and
water
meet
is
the
natural
place
for
the
treatment
of
I
sa.s
mvek
ores,
especially
ine
ieaa
ores
which
cannot
be
handled
at
Anyox.
Alsoi
-
MM
it
may
be
remarked
that
there
are
a
ntmiber
of
good
coal
fields
in
C9
the
neighborhood,
at
least
one
rff
which
has
hepn
rhnrnnirMr
f
oatorl
iSoekaje
8148
i'ower
can
be
developed
at
any
one
of
half
a
dozen
waterfalls
and
a;gg
good
supply
of
water
for
the
smelter
can
be
secured.
Suitable
sites
cohoe
are
oiienng.
tverytfting
points
to
this
neighborhood
as
the
beet
possible
for
a
smelter
and
it
is
said
that
it
would
be
a
most
profitable
investment.
What
is
needed
now
is
for
someone
with
all
the
information
at
his
disposal
to
lay
all
these
matters
before
people
with
money
and
get
them
so
interested
that
the
smelter
will
be
built.
Pinks
Chums
Total
Cobo
Pinks
.
be
plenty
of
ore
to
keep
it
running.
i
Finks
3UACDONALD
WELCOMED
The
hearty
welcome
given
to
Ramsay
Maedenald
and
his
daughters
is
typical
of
Prince
Rupert.
They
carried
it
out
well
and
made
the
visitor?
feel
that
they
were
really
welcome
without
that
ostentatious
display
which
is
characteristic
of
some
receptions.
Happily
the
weather
was
all
that
could
be
desired
and
the
British
statesman
will
be
able
to
look
back
with
pleasure
to
his
visit
to
Prinee
Rupert.
Those
who
had
the
matter
in
hand
art:
to
be
commended
for
the
manner
in
which
it
was
carried
out
to
progress
which,
is
generally
asserted
was
another
interesting
;Pmto
statement.
The
dole
is
simply
the
payment
made
to
unemployed
people
from
the
unemployment
insurance
fund.
Britain
had
a
bad
setback
through
the
great
part
the
country
played
in
the
war
and
through
the
loss
of
a
generation
of
young
men.
The
resiliency
of
the
race
is
asserting
itself,
however,
and
the
people
are
returning
to
a
period
of
prosperity
Just
as
we
are
in
Canada.
The
only
thing
is
thai
Britain
did
o
much
more
during
the
war
and
naturally
it
takes
longer
to
recuperate.
That
under
the
better
conditions
brought
about
through
the
unemployment
insurance
and
other
changes
and
through
the
new
outlook
following
the
war,
British
people
are
doing
more
work
than
ever,
leading
the
world
in
its
man
power,
is
perhaps
the
most
satisfactory
knowledge
that
comes
to
us
through
Colonel
Nicholls'
Totals
Ooboe
Pink
.
Totals
'Chun
IMM
11
prt
is
smno
um
.SMITH?
I.N'
LOT
mm
7
397
W
M
SM81
(KNTIIAL
A
I
tin
tUU2
964
ejsee
Mi,m
6.047
1141
1.847
90.OS4
SM4
SKKBNA
II
I
Fit
ft
'..
turn
7S.713
19J9S7
SIS
8.79
178.401
8.197
hum
ase.4t
itivsKs
iKi.wr
MTI
1W41
3.460
54,41
87
9
74
9
ton
1.1
to
8047
6,SW
17418
180
143
277
24
18487
43.761
1.776
890
9J046
114.191
16.483
Totals
34SJ79
184
14
QIT.BN
(VAKLOTTH
ISLANDS
708
14
666
8J78
1J7S
naks
-.
mxm
isijoo
4H
Total
14M,74
194.436
Having
touched
a
roc
w
Masaett
Islet
near
Parguaon
Bay
aa
a
result
of
which
ber
propeller
and
shoe
war
damaged,
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
St
Towing
Oo.'s
power
tug
Salvage
Princess,
Caot.
Prank
Tyler,
which
has
been
packing
aalajoa.
m
llaasitt
Inlet,
arrived
In
port
tmrni
saiuruay
nigm.
was
ary
qocsoq
ana
repaired
the
next
day
and
got
away
Monday
night,
with
two
scows
in
tow,
for
the
Weat
Ooast
of
Vancouver
Island
where
she
will
be
employed
for
the
neat
two
month
on
a
pilchard
packing
charter
to
the
reduction
plants.
nmiAltl)
.
DELICACY
The
pilchard,
usually
thought
of
as
merely
fit
for
reduction
purpose,
1.
In
reality,
a
fish
quite
as
palatable
and
pleasant
as
a
table
dlah
as
the
well
known
herring.
Somewhat
larger
and
fatter
than
the
local
herring,
which
in
fact
I
in
Its
worst
condition
when
caught
around
here,
the
pilchard
1
rapidly
growing
In
favor
aa
an
edible
flab
and
many
oonnolseurs
are
beginning
to
know
it
as
a
real
delicacy.
So
with
suoh
flatfish
ai
the
brUl
and
sites,
for
which
the
Canadian
Pish
it
Cold
Storage
Oo.'s
trawler
O.
E.
Poster
la
now
flahlng
In
Hecate
Strait.
They
are
an
eaosUeavt
table
fish
and,
as
time
gie
on
and
the
favored
halibut
and
aitanon
arc
not
a
plentiful
a
tbsy
axe
now,
will
be
more
appreciated.
The
seine
boat
Bertha
O
.
under
charter
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Ac
Towing
Co.,
oame
over
on
Wednesday
night
from
Lagoon
Bay.
Moresby
Island',
for
a
load
of
dleel
oil
and
returned
to
the
Islands
Thursday
noon.
The
vessel
I
now
under
aalmon
packing
charter
to
the
Canadian
Plah
Co.
and
will
be
away
for
some
time,
probably
proceeding
to
the
Weat
Ooast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
pack
pilchards
to
the
reduction
plants
u
soon
aa
ahe
is
through
on
the
Islands
Prince
Rupert
Bulvnn
Si
Towing
Co
's
powerboat
Pnchena
i-rt
on
Sunday
for
MllMl't-l
Wit
11
two
omjltv
8'OW.l
tn
tow.
returning
to
port
on
Tuesday
-
T
Vears-Salvage
Princess
Repaired
Following
Accidegt-Angling
Parties
to
Enjoy
Holiday
While
the
total
salmon
pack
for
the
British
'Columbia
coast
up
to
August
IS
this
year
was
the
third
largest
in
the
past
five
years,
the
pack
in
District
No.
2
was
the
second
largest,
being
exceeded
only
by
the
1926
season.
As
has
been
often
explained
previously,
the
big
pack
this
year
has
been
due
to
the
large,
jun
of
pinks,
which
was
exceeded
only
by
1924.
The
sockeye,
spring,
and
steelhead
packs
this
season
have
all
been
the
lowest
on
record
in.the
past
five
years.
The
cohoe
pack
has
been
the
largest
In
five
years,
while
the
chum
pack
this
year
was
ahead
of
1927
only.
Figures
now
available
covering
the
pack
up
to
August
18
show
a
total
pack
on
the
coast
of
917.368
caw
of
which
789.168
caees
m
con-1
tributed
by
District
.
No.
a.
the
balance
I
Buly
Bacon,
who
ha
been
second
man
being
between
District
No.
1
(rraseri
tnj
summer
with
JetX
Lambly,
aboard
River)
and
District
No.
S
(waters
con-
j
the
Rupert
Marine
Products
power
tug
ttfuoin
to
Vancouver
Wand).
The
nip.
ui
wj
coming
awe
coast
total
was
exceeded
toy
Uw
1.066.-
j
the
xt
w
days
to
resume
hi
school
8S
cases
of
1936
and
1994
s
934,318
cases.
,
studies.
The
District
No.
2
pack
was
exceeded
by
1938
which
showed
a
production
of
636.7(7
oases.
The
pack
fcr
both
coast
OIF
TO
V.WCOl'VER
D.
B.
Ftsa.
director.
H.
N.
Brocklesbr,
'and
District
No
3
this
year
has
bean
and
L.
P.
Smith
of
the
Prince
hu.i
men
than
double
of
1927
when
the
coast
Kbria
Experimental
Station
sewntl-croduoed
a
total
of
41974
oases
of"'c
staff
win
lesve
tonight
to
attend
Saturday,
Sept
1,
1928
which
829.318
caes
were
from
the
dls-
the
annual
conference
of
PaeHte
Ooast
NEED
OF
SMELTER
There
is
in
the
Portland
Canal
district
quantities
of
rich
ore
triet
of
which
Prince
Rupert
la
Following
are
figures
covering
salmon
packs
in
this
district
for
1938
the
:
worier
oi
toe
Biological
uoara
oi
uan-'ad
whleh
will
be
held
at
the
Unlver-tjte
"T
of
Brrttah
Columbia
in
Vancouver
on
1996
September
8
and
6.
They
will
return
to
the
city
In
about
two
weeks.
Dr.
T.
Ingvaldsen
bad
Intended
going
to
to
same
meetnlg
but
indifferent
health
has
prevented
hl
doing
so.
M.
M.
Stephen
U
taking
the
24
hj.
Ketvls
enable
out
of
his
power
cruiser
14
a"
Verm
8.
Prye
and
wUl
replace
It
with
a
IS
h.p,
Atlas
which
recently
eame
out
of
the
cruiser
from
the
Poacher
4044
Island
Cold
Mines.
Steve
Is.
etldeatey.
144
1
happy
only
when
he
is
changing
or
making
repairs.
Oapt.
WRHam
Hsasoa,
who
has
been
having
a
successful
season
at
tie
North
Island
troUteg
ground,
was
in
port
thl
week
with
hJa
boat
Theima
H.
for
minor
repair.
Dr.
R.
O.
Large
of
Port
Simpson,
who
paM
two
visits
to
port
this
week,
will
be
embarking
on
Monday
of
next
week
aboard
his
power
cruiser
Bunbeam
II.
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
with
a
party
of
friends.
Mrs.
Large,
it
is
reported,
has
not
sufficient
coafldertee
in
friend
hua-band'a
navtgttlnr.iproeUvlUes
so
will
go
south
by
the
surer,
means
of
steamboat.
Wttb
fine
weather
prevailing,
bathing
parties
to
the
Salt
Lakes
this
week
have
been
the
order
of
almost
every
day.
The
water
has
been
warm
and
pleasant
and
j
the
swimmers
have
been
taking
full
advantage
of
the
late
days
of
the
bata-i
lng
season.
.
.r.i
VIsllEItMEN
H
FLOATS
Not
much
comment
ha
been
heard
i
along
the
"front"
thl
week
on
toe
proposal
that
has
been
made
by
tfej
feoeral
department
of
public
works
to
provide
additional
float
aecommodaUon
for
the
fishing
fleet
at
some
other
point
on
the
waterfront
rather
than
attempting
to
make
further
Improvement
and,
eitenaions
at
Cow
Bay.
Apparently,
many
of
those
directly
concerned
have
lost
faith
in
trie
good
Intentions
of
the
government
with
regard
to
these
long
promised
floats
and
there
will
have
to
be
something
really
tangible
happen
la
the
matter
before
they
become
muah
interested.
However,
it
might
be
a
good
time
If
there
are
any
representations
la
the
matter
to
be
made
to
mke
them
now.
With
splendid
weatner
to
prospeoi,
many
angler
will
be
hying
forth
this
afternoon
and
tonight
to
be
'
"went
over
the
timely
Labor
Day
holiday.
Thl
will
be
about
the
last,
good
opportunity
to
land
the
wily
trout
before
'the
nlmrod
begin
to
Interest
themselves
tn
the
opening
of
the
hunting
season.
One
party
going
out
wtU
be
that
making
the
trip
to
Wark
Canal
on
Bid
Anderson's
new
cruiser
whleh
hit
on
all
four
for
the
first
time
thl
week.
These
disciple
of
Izaak
Walton,
leaving
tonight,
will
be
Sid
Anderson.
Pete
Anderson.
II.
B.
Stiles,
O.
Rodger,
Eddie
Clapp
and
J.
M.
Walker.
Parties
will
also
probably
go
out
with
Oeorge
Bryant
on
the
lUrla
and
Jack
Lindsay
on
the
Irene
L.
Having
rceeatly
undergone
a
rather
extensive
campaign
of
overhaul
and
re-novation.
Skipper
Jack
Lindsay
now
has
his
power
cruiser
Irene
L.
In
shipshape
for
the
opening
of
another
hunting
sea-son.
The
work,
carried
out
under
the
direction
of
Larry
Hal
crow.
Included
considerable
Improvement
above
and
on
deck.
7-
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-TERRACE
MrniHUdnan4
Hudenvliii4
daughter
daughief
Mary
who
hav
Tffl!TbeiIdaylng
at
Hill
Farm
returned
to
their
home
tn
Prince
Rupert
on
Wednesday.
C.
L
M.
Olggey
left
on
Wednesday
for
Prince
Rupert
whers
Mr.
Olggey
I
a
patient
tn
the
Princ
Rupert
hospital.
Mr.
Alrd
and
daughter
ot
Pacific
were
In
town
on
Wednesday.
Mn.
T.
J.
Marsh
spent
a
few
dsys
thl
week
with
Mn.
A.
Y.
Wilson
at
nemo.
Jack
Gilbert
arrived
on
Wednesday
from
the
coast
on
a
visit
to
his
parent,
Mr
and
Mr.
C
R.
Gilbert
Dur-
CS2
EAGLE
-g
the
past
year
he
ha
jf
European
countries.
Mr.
Prank
and
Mm.
MaRm
Wedneaday
wits
Um.
A.
T.
Wilson
at
Remo.
Mr.
J.
B.
Agar
and
sea
Charity
aad
Miss
Moos
Orelg
taft
on
Thursday
o
spend
s
holiday
la
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Walker
and
daughter
Muriel
of
Prlnee
Rupert
arrtvsd
on
Thursday
on
a
visit
to
Mr.
W.
Robinson,
Lakeiae
Valley.
PRESENTATION
OF
SILVER
SET
MR.
AND.
MRS.
ALEX
M.KDO.VALit
rlii'Ii;nt
of
vamuhk
i-ki:h-
KNT
OS
KKTIRINfl
Prior
to
the
passing
of
tha
Canadian
Steam
Laundry
from
the
control
of-j
Ales
Macooaakl
to
Fred
Wesoh
of
this
city,
the
employee
yesterday
after
noon
prsa
anted
Mr.
and
Mr.
Maodonald
with
a
beautiful
silver
coffee,
cream
and
sugar
set
with
service
tray.
AU
gathered
at
the
close
of
the
day's
work
and
O.
T.
Saunders,
on
behalf
of
the
staff
made
the
presentation.
Mr.
Maodonald
In
replying
spoke
of
the
present
association
Um
hrt
existed
and
suKgestliiH
that
thev
nipport
Mr.
Wesch
uk
loyally
ax
th-y
hiul
h'm
Advertise
In
thv
Dally
Nwi.
f
obligations
to
her
baby
Ufyou
ivould
keep
the
Roses
m
their
Cheeks
-
the
Glow
of
Health
in
their
Little
Bodies
be
SURE
their
food
is
right!
If
you
cannot
nurse
baby
DO
NOT
EXPERIMENT
turn
in
confidence
to
Bagle
Brand,
tried
and
proven,
the
leading
infant
f
ood
since
1857.
Babies
thrive
on
it
because
it
is
absolutely
pure,
always
of
the
same
strength
and
quality,
and
so
easily
digested
even
in
cases
where
all
othtr
foods
have
failed.
The
Borden
Co.
Limited,
Vancouver
Stud
mtjrtt
boMstt
m
tan
baby
Ham..
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BRAND
CONDENSED
.Vf
I
LK.
mad
a
tour
Mia
Lorn
Christie
left
on
Wednesday
to
vlsK
bar
slstar
air.
C.
L.
it.
atgiy
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
Ttto.
Bfoeas
aaa
Miss
Lorain
returned
idii
after
a
ort
visit
with
Mrs.
BaosMu
at
Cop-r
city.
Doreeo
Wilson
returned
home
on
adnsaflay
after
spending
bar
vaca-oa
wrab
friends
m
Vancouver.
Mr.
Warns
returned
to
Terrace
on
"edaeeday
after
aptnotnf.
the
past
vo
month
at
Sardla.
nursing
Mia
8.
Uberr
wbo
la
now
much
Improved
in
ealta.
W.
Imttbeea
:oy.
Paul
Walt
of
on
Wednesday
O.M.H.
for
Vadnesday
Vo
spend
a
holiday
at
the
ome
of
Mr.
and
Mia.
P.
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Assurance
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ia
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