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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
April
3,
1928
BUILDING
PERMITS
INCREASE
The
building
permits
for
the
month
of
March
show
that
there
is
confidence
in
rrince
Rupert's
future.
We
have
already
referred
to
the
theatre,
which
promises
to
be
an
outstanding
building.
What
is
even
more
noteworthy
in
the
number
of
little
houses
being
built
by
residents
to
be.
used
as
homes
for
themselves.
If
March
is
any
criterion
of
what
is
to
follow,
then
we
are
in
for
a
good
building
year.
The
outlook
is
excellent
and
we
should
all
take
cheer
from
the
figures
just
published.
AMERICANS
COMING
For
a
number
of
year
Canadians
have
been
leaving
the
country
and
gbfng
tn
Hve
in
the
States.
,
Now
we
are
to
see
a
change
and
Americans
have
begun
ti
imnuY
Canada
and
Canadians
to
return.
Attempts
have
been
made
at
various
times
to
manufacture
political
capital
over
the
exodus
trom
tiiis
country.
As
a
matter
of
fact
it
was
the
tuuli
oi
no
par:y
or
group
hut
simply
otic
of
those
movements
which
follow
periods
of
prosperity.
The
tide
has
set
toward
Canada
nisi
now
aiu!
iu
must
m;.ke
tiie
most
of
it
while
it
is
that
way
for
after
a
period
of
years
it
will
again
turn.
Owing
to
the
imnien.se
development
in
progress
in
this
country
the
change
is
not
likely
to
come
lor
nrne
time.
This
is
to
he
Canada's
century
and
We
shall
see
a
great
growth
here
before
long.
Wh.it
we
have
to
do
is
to
try
to
keep
Prince
Rupert
in
litu-with
dcw-liipnieiit
and
to
ee
that
we
.-hare
in
the
progress
which
i
aue
in
other
parts
ot
the
country.
RETIRING
THE
DEBT
When
money
is
borrowed
by
the
government
it
is
expected
that
each
year
a
sum
of
money
be
set
aside
for
the
retirement
of
her
bonds.
Last
year
it
was
possible
to
so
wipe
out
a
million
dollars
of
the
B.C.
debt.
That
to
some
extent
offsets
some
of
the
money
being
borrowed.
It
is
good
news
that
the
sinking
funds
are
intact
and
when
the
bonds
fall
due
they
can
be
taken
up.
RADIO
BROADCASTING
Before
very
long
it
will
be
necessary
for
the
governments
of
the
iiamrtiitniM
inn
Human
lii
mtiniiihii
nml
nnniirii
ith
broadcasting
'of
this
continent.
At
presentit
is
more
or
less
open
to
anyone.
The
result
is
that
radio
fans
find
frequent
interruptions
from
different
stations
on
the
same
wave
or
so
close
as
to
be
difficult
to
tune
out.
In
cities
it
is
found
that
some
particular
religious
organizations
set
up
powerful
stations,
which
during
the
hours
when
they
are
on
the
air
makes
it
impossible
to
receive
from
any
other
stations.
Propaganda
stations
will
eventually
have
to
go
and
thefr
place
will
be
taken
by
educative
and
entertainment
programs.
We
do
not
propose
to
discuss
the
case
of
the
Organitation
recently
banned
by
the
government
except
to
say
that
as
long
aa
religions
or
any
other
propaganda
is
to
be
allowed
it
would
be
a
pity
to
allow
one
and
bar
another.
At
the
same
time
propagandists
should
be
compelled
to
keep
within
reasonable
limits
of
decency
and
not
attack
their
neighbors.
The
whole
radio
business
is
new
and
will
have
to
be
developed
in
such
a
manner
as
to
be
of
most
benefit
to
the
country
as
a
whole.
In
Britain
the
state
controls
the
broadcasting
with
excellent
results,
yet
some
there
chafe
at
the
restrictions
which
prevent
private
individuals
broadcasting.
REPAIRS
TO
READING
ROOM
ARE
TO
BE
MADE
Mrllae
tlrtw.
flUen
lnlrn
for
Knppl
of
Veer's
Literature
at
Aid.
Dibit'
KuggestMi
A
report
from
the
reading
roam
roni-mlttee
recommending
the
making
ol
certain
minor
repairs
to
the
present
building
and
suggesting
that.
If
a
new
llbrury
building
should
be
erected,
the
reading
room
should
be
incorporated
With
It
w-s
re'orrrrt
to
the
bonrrl
of
works
by
the
city
councU
last
night.
The
committee
also
recommended
that
two
instead
of
one
of
each
of
the
local
dally
papers
be
provided
for
the
reading
room.
The
tender
of
1160
submitted
by
Mr
Roe
Bros
for
the
supply
of
the
year's
literature
to
the
reading
room
wa
adopted.
McRae
Brd.'
tender
covered
'he
whole
list
while
the
figure
of
142ol
submitted
by
Rose.
Cowan
A
l.att
was
not
complete.
Aid
Dlbb
ununited
that
the
council
would
be
well
Hdvl-ed.
under
the
circumstances,
tn
nrrrrK
the
tender
of
hi
rival
firm.
Third
Avenue
TERRACE
FAIR
BOARD
BUSY
II.ITK
MIT
KM
MJI'T.
IIAI
I.IWll.I,
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in:
AMI
7
r;(lii:i
AKV
euadjSiiaa'2liijjla.'bl;
'lit
Man
in
the
Moon
MEN
are
self
made
and
It
of
the
famous
beauties
who
did
not
dress
but
It
fable.
II.
TERRACE.
April
3-
At
the
meeting
of
ma
Terrace
Fair.
Board
.
held
la
ths
municipal
hall
on
.'nruraday
snid
tb
;rlary
reported
YhbJ
the
choice
oi
dates
lor
the
fair,
Mtomber
8
and
7;
had
been
approved
the
Fair'
Association.
The
repcrts
of
the.
various
committee
that
have
been
at
work
on
a
revision
'Jt
the
prize-list
were
received-
In
most
sections
some
additions
were
mad
with
a
correspsndlng
Increase
In
the
estimates
submitted
for
approval,
the
latter
totalling
almost
one
hundred
dollars
oer
previous
years.
A
home
cooking
section
for
children
was
listed
this
year,
at
the
suggestion
ol
the
Women's
Instltale
committee
as
well
us
a
number
ol
additions
In
the
children's
sewing
section.
During
the
mouth
arrangements
have
been
got
under
way
by
the
women's
iuMltute
for
the
forming
ol
a
bjy's
and
girls'
club
lor
the
raising
of
pigs,
chickens
and
Harden
produce
and
it
w
is
.suggested
that
thesj
be
entered
at
the
fair
and
3
prize
given.
Ml'
Easihope
and
Malctt
of
the
public
school
st:f
were
present
and
suggested
that
an
allotment
be
made
lor
prize
money
for
school
work
and
ir
would
then
be
eisler
lor
the
teachers
to
work
out
a
list
I
r
this
purpose.
They
slso
asked
that,
if
passible.
eparaU-r?om
be
arras:
-.tt'd
for
'he
display
of
:!ie
school
work.
Other
years
It
has
been
given
a
-mall
space
oil
;v.e
sta
aid
could
not
be
displayed
to
advantage.
A
finance
committee
composed
cf
E
T.
Kenney.
J.
K.
Gordon
and
H.
Halll-ell
was
appsintid
to
consider
way
and
means
of
raising
money
and
to
report
at
the
nixt
meeting
when
the
es-Imates
will
be
dealt
with.
The
feeling
j
.ici..
tst
the
scope
of
the
fair
h
uld
!.
ui.
I'm-
'd
somewhat
each
year
:ui
'iio
.ti.i
eMort
should
be
made
to
n.
":.
v
',.
meet
the
new
estimates.
The
.iv-uient.
II.
A.
Bwanson.
reported
h
.,
.;
I:
a....
was
willing
to
transfer
..-
.i:
:n
che
district
exhibit
sec-:
in-
wry
animal
winning
most
i
,.!-.
;
wan
two
years
in
ausces--)jm
'i
u.y
three
times.
Pirsldrnl
Swain
alto
reported
that
the
cups
which
were
won
by
this
district
for
district
exhibits
in
the
past
and
which
It
had
been
suggested
might
tie
used
again
were
the
property
of
the
Farmers'
Institute,
the
exhibits
having
been
handed
by
them
at
the
time
the
cups
were
won.
The
matter
will
be
taken
up
at
the
Farmers'
Institute
meeting.
No
applications
having
b-er.
received
tor
the
position
of
secretary
of
the
board
the
acting
secretary.
Hy
Halll-svell
was
appointed
to
the
position.
Is
said
are
the
WE
all
have
prejudices.
Mine
arc
sane
but
yours
are
most
unreaaanaoie.
In
fact
craay.
THEY
say
there
waa
once
a
woman
get
a
thrill
out
ot
a
new
la
believed
to
have
been
A
STUDY
of
history
shows
that
women
were
women
Just
as
mucn
one
hundred
yean
ago
as
they
are
today.
not
a
lot
more
and
not
one
wit
less.
POesiBVT
you
may
have
heard
of
the
bey
who
although
he
had
eaten
three
yeast
cakes
had
not
got
a
raise
so
far.
TOO
can't
convict
a
trout
fisherman
of
breaking
the
laws
simply
by
hearing
film.
ten
how
uiay
he
caught.
No
police
msglstrate
would
believe
him.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupart
I'll
1
1,
s.
ttts.
Aid
Casey
urged
at
last
night's
council
meeting
that
thoe
who
pay
ro;
tax
should
go
automatically
on
the
voters'
list
Acting
Mayer
John
Dyb-
bavn
presided
at
the
meeting
In
the1
absence
of
Mayor
UcClymont.
A
whist
drive
and
riffle
waa
held
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Louis
Lerour
In
aid
of
the
Seal
Cove
Red
Cross
fund.
Prloes
were
won
by
Mrs.
Ytreberg.
Mrs.
Prebourg.
E
Davidson
and
C.
K
Ytreberg
while
the
raffle
winners
were
Mrs.
C.
Hills
and
8
Oeven.
A
Military
Y.M.C.A.
committee
has
been
formed
here
consisting
of
Mnyor
McClymont.
prealdent;
C.
C
Perry,
secretary;
K
W.
Doherty.
treasurer:
Aid.
John
Dybhavn.
Aid
W.
J.
Barrle.
Aid.
II.
B.
Rochester.
Aid
D
C.
MoRse.
Canon
O.
A.
Rlk.
Rev.
Dr.
H.
R.
drant
Dr.
W
T.
Kergln,
Bev.
W.
W
Wright,
B.
V.
Doyle.
W
H.
Tobey,
L.
M.
DeOex
and
M.
Msthleaon.
the
local
ob
being
ia.0O0.
v
Jf
C.
B.
ll()fi:i.
AlIltlVAtM
Hnvoy
Flrwln.
Vlotory
Cove.
I'l
l
nee
It
n
pert
Joseph
I.
Hovers,
city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hills.
Jr
,
have
left
for
Anyox.
accompanied
by
Mrs.
HUU'
sister.
Miss
Casey.
oil
,
il
.
,M
MONTH
OF
MARCH
IN
COUNTY
COURT
Tlllltt
NEW
I
ASKS
ON
MXT
ANI
ONE
wminuuw
in:ii
i.u
kitting
TOIMV
County
Court
was
tn
regular
monthly
tesaion
yesterday
before
Judge
F
McB.
Young.
Three
new
esses
have
been
added
to
the
April
list
which
consists,
otherwise,
of
actions
brought,
down
from
the
previous
calendar.
The
appeal
of
the
crown
a
gal
eat
the
dismissal
of
a
case
under
the
.
fiaherMa
regulations
against
the
Canadian
Pishing
Co.
was
finally
'
withdrawn
on
account
of
she
Inability
of
the
aowu
to
obtain
Its
witnesses.
Application
for
naturalisation
of
Olafur
Olafson,
Icelanders,
Prince
Rupert,
was
approved.
Cases
for
the
month
were
fixed
as
follows:
W.
J.
Crawford
vs.
Northland
Mining
Co..
S367.
R.
W.
Kennedy
for
plaintiff,
defendant
In
person,
stands.
Rawllngs
H.
Carter
vs.
H.
A.
McLean.
S201S0.
Wllllsms.
Hanson
ft
Oonrales
for
plaintiff.
Pat
more
St,
Fulton
for
defendant,
stands.
O.
H.
Rltch:e
vs.
Arthur
Oswald
et
all,
SSOO.
Butherluau
At
Sutherland
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
tt
Fulton
for
de-
Tho
Least
Excitement
Made
Her
Heart'
Palpitate
and
Flutter
Mrs.
Ambrose
Orier,
Elglnbnrjr,
Oat,
writes:
"I
suffered
for
some
time
With
a
had
heart
whleh
seemed
to
be
controlled
by
mj
nerves.
The
least
little
exeit'insnt
would
eame
it
to
flutter
and
palpitate,
and
at
times
I
would
have
real
bad
spells.
I
suffered
in
this
vrav
for
soma
time
when,
one
day,
I
law
E
O
iY
B
V
F
I
S
H
E
R
.
mm
m
MM"
rawe-asweBa
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V
li
''
.
T
in
I
I
llll
Ill
Isslll'
J
I
Hi
TV7
m
n
advertised,
so
decided
to
try
them.
I
had
only
taken
a
few
taiei
when
Z
noticed
that
I
felt
better,
so
I
continued
taking
them
and
in
a
short
time
my
heart
felt
entirely
different.1
Price
00s.
a
box
at
all
druggists
and
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
en
receipt
of
prioe
by
The
T.
Uiiburn
Co.,
limited,
Toronto,
Oat
HEN
you
inspect
the
new
Oldsmobilc,
you
will
be
impressed
by
the
fact
that
here,
again,
Fisher
has
wrought
with
all
the
froth
n
ess
of
conception
and
mastery
of
design
for
which
Fisher
is
notable.
It
is
the
Fisher
leadership
in
these
attributes
as
much
as
in
unrivaled
resources
and
experience,
which
has
made
"Body-by-Fisher"
practically
a
short-form
expression
for
captivating
charm,
unusual
comfort
and
utmost
value
in
an
automobile
body.
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
.'indent.
May
t.
W.
K.
.8.
Dudoward
vs.
Claretsce
rlewln.
SM
28
Patmore
Pulton
for
ilalntuT,
VY.
I.
Fisher
for
defendant.
April
80.
W.
H.
MarTnnes
va
Maris
Hanson.
eS4S.
vVllllams.
Hanson
A
Oonaalea
for
plain
Uif.
Patmore
A
Fulton
for
de-.
'.adsnt.
April
.
O.
B.
Da
vies
va.
Alex
Yelutcie
9117.67:
Klnar
TettUng
vs.
Alex
Yelta;-
rie,
S77J7;
Williams,
Manson
oon
tales
for
plaintiffs;
defendant
in
person.
stands.
Wong
Hoy
va.
Mahal
Iowa,
$285.
Williams.
Manson
Oonzalea
for
plaintiff,
patmore
It
Fulton
for
defendant.
April
U.
J.
C.
Oaylgan
va.
Harold
Dahl.
sU
S7,
Williams.
Hanson
Gonaales
for
plaintiff;
Patmore
Fulton
for
defendant,
kprii
as.
C.
O.
Howe
vs.
fcenltb
Cafe.
Williams.
Manson
Oonaales
for
plaintiff.
W.
B
Fisher
for
defendant.
April
11
POLICE
NOW
BEING
GIVEN
DAY'S
REST
Inauguration
of
Klglit-llour
Ihn.
llow-evir.
Would
lie
Dlfflrull.
Superintendent
Inform"
Council
A
letter
was
read
at
last
night's
council
meeting
from
Col.
J.
H
McMullln.
superintendent
o:
;..
winclal
police,
In
r:ply
to
a
recent
pctu
from
the
city
that
members
of
the
ci
detachment
oi
the
provincial
police
L
placed
o:.
the
eight-hour
day
basis
xax
that
they
bo
given
a
weekly
rfvy
of
rest.
Col
McMullln
stated
.list
Inspector
Splller
md
keen
lnstru-'cd
to
arrange
that
the
ffky
day
oft
be
provided
,
It
would
)e
difficult,
however,
to
Inaugurate
(the
ight-hour
day
on
account
of
the
pe-.ullar
nature
of
police
work
which
often
creveuted
working
hours
being
limited
such
a
manner.
The
city
solicitor
informed
the
council
that
the
weekly
rest
day
had
already
been
Inaugurated.
The
communication
waa
then
filed
without
Members
of
the
local
school
tenoning
staff
sailing
Thursday
night
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
Kaster
holi-dnya
in
Vancouver
will
Include
Ulss
B.
A.
Mercer.
J
8.
Wilson.
O.
II.
Stocks.
Miss
B.
Knrtln,
Miss
Oarnett.
Miss
Rogers,
Mr--,.
B.
Walker
and
Dons
Id
iRoss.
V
at
Mercer
and
Mr.
Wilson
wUl
repress)-;
the
local
Teachers'
Federation
at
the
annual
provincial
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
ippers
riIB
DAINT1KST
IJHBAKFAST
VOOW
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
psli
&
DM
Storage
C'.f
Ltd.
canaqian
PACinc
I'rlnre
Kuperl.
ILC.
Tennis!
Tennis!
SEE
OUK
NEW
ItACKBTS
$7.50
to
.$10.(10
1S28
Hallit
are
in
Kaien
Hard
ware
Co.
Telephone
3
Canadian
Pacific.
Rail
way
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Krtrhlkaii.
Urangrll,
Juneau,
and
Nkr,iiy
Marrli
SI,
April
11,
SI.
To
VniKfltivrr.
Victoria
and
Seattle
April
4,
is,
tl.
HUNCKhH
UOV.U.
For
lltitedale,
Rnt
llrlla
llrlln,
Ocsiiil
lints.
Niinin,
Atrrt
Iliiy.
Camjiiirll
Khrr
and
Vancouver
rmy
I'rlduy.
i
jun.
AKrnry
for
all
Hleumslilu
l.lnts.
lull
liitfinnallmi
from
IV.
c.
oitriiMtn.
rienerai
,rnt.
Conifi
of
lib
Strett
ami
3rd
Atrnue,
I'rlnre
Itiiprtt,
H.V
l'lione
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