c
rdav.
Aueuit
11.
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Annoying
Bladder
of
Old
Safely
Weakness
Age
Waterfront
Whiffs
IMIrtrtl
liy
SANTAL
MIDY
S.iKI
tiv
All
llrnjKl.ln
Heavy
Run
of
Pinks
Continuing
TrolJer
Destroyed
by
Explosion
in
Massett
Inlet
Halibut
Landings
Drop
Hack
RED'S
Transfer
r
(fcen
years
experience
In
riKNITUKE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kind
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Sare
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
1'hone:
20
1.
Nijrht
Phone:
Red
317.
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
dos-prices
on
Vancouver
-
.
k
Exchange
on
our
k
list
board
daily.
uv
can
give
instant
ser-
in
buying
and
selling
V-'iiny
Stocks
on
Vancouver
-
...
k
Exchange.
U.
also
have
facilities
for
r'i'ig
Wheat
orders
on
i
(C
Stock
Exchange.
'
Representing
Miller,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.D.
Johnston
Colli
C17
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
ILC.
Roofing
and
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Roofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
I
D
Roofing
iSniWing
Papers
and
Felts
Ever
jet
ElaMlc
Paint
Plastic
Elastigum
KMn-jIe
Stains
reosote
Oils
Marine
Seam
Pitch.
l'i
tributors
Albert
&
McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Illock
Phone
675
DENTIST
LINDSAY'S
Carlage
and
Storage
-
Phone
C8
(;rtaKe,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service,
fioal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
ana
Furniture
Moving
.
,
t1
COAL
Your
choice
M)SON
CASSIDY
-
WEL-
I.INGTON
TELKWA
Mo
Rulkley
liny
and
Grain,
nt
fr
Rbin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
WnilS-the
termfnaftion
offiahinir
with
sockeve
net,
lieluled
this
Mittyitpior
AxneBM,
a
week
from
Mondoy,
usually
sttfo
tfie
end
of
intensive
canning
on,,th
Skeena
River
and
the
Cloning
of
evral
of
the
canneries,
it
in
pefcbuble
there
will
not
be
such
a
marked
diminution
of
operation
on
that
occasion
this
year
as
usual.
During
the
past
two
or
three
weeks,
canneries
have
been
operating
tiight
and
day
on
a
larger
supply
ojt
htlftipa
than
has
been
available
for
several
years
and
it
is
likely,
if
fee
run
keeps
up,
that
the
fineries
will
ptwtinue
to
pack
in
order
to
make
up
in
some
measure
for
the
shortage
on
aockeye
which
ha
preYailad
thU
year
in
the
norihern
section
of
toe
district.
Cnuaas
have
not
started
to
run
In
large
number
as
yet
but
they
are
expected
to
come
along
within
a
abort
tlrnr
now.
While
.jiort
uu
the
high
claw
aoekeye
pack
thi
year,
It
1
expected
that
the
echo
pm
in
the
district
wlU
be
up
tn
standard
while
there
will
be
a
large
production
of
pinks.
On
the
whole.
with
mor
econocical
measure
In
effec
SKW
KMilVF.S
INMTA1.LKI)
The
Prrfh-r
IsUnd
Osld
Mine
Ltd
has
Its
big
power
rrulaer
and
fccat
Phyic
at
the
dry
dock
for
thei
Installation
of
ro
slx-cyllndfr
locomo-i
hUe
truck
eng:ct
with
reduction
gear,
motors
reputed
tn
be
cf
St
h.p.
each,
n
place
of
two
15
h.p
heavy
duty
Atlas
engines.
The
new
machinery
should
give
thi
neat
twin-acrs
vessel
greatly
Increased
speed
tn
addition
to
much
additional
wcrking
power.
Kenny
Rood
has
construction
praeu-
caUy
completed
at
the
old
Bhockley
fac
tory
on
Market
Pla
of
a
neat
little
30
loot
raised
deck,
trunk
cabin
T-bottom
cruiser.
A
Chevrolet
lutomcbllt
engine
is
to
be
InstaMed
and.
by
the
end
of
the
teason.
Kenny,
whose
tr.ludle
name
Is
p-d.
should
have
one
of
the
mappiest
little
pleasure
boats
in
the
harbor.
Oscar
Nelson
has
practksa'hj
built
acrov
the
bay
near
the
mouth
of
Mc-Ntohal
Creek
a
80-foot
troll
in
e
boat.
Nelson
is
building
the
boat
hlnwel?
and.
now
being
enraged
In
ashing,
will
resume
operation
on
It
in
the
laU.
O
8.
Satber
arrived
on
Thursday
from
atassett
lr.le.
where
be
has
been
engaged
In
trolling,
and
reported
the
total
oss
of
his
boat
the
Sea
Hawk
as
a
re-Milt
of
a
gasoline
explosion
which
occurred
on
Wednesday
morning.
Oaao-llna
bad
Just
been
taken
on
at
Mew
atassett
but
these
was
Ito
fire
aboard
the
boat
and
Bather
Was
at
a
loss
to
account
for
the
explosion.
T!-.-
blust
Takr
notice
that
I
D.
JttdSOO..
LUBlted.
whose
addres
Terraoa.
8.
C.
will
apply
far
a
iiocikt
to
use
the
waiaes
i
Ukelw
BUer
r.car
Terrace.
"Otoarlng
Streams"
purpose
namely,
met
nm
and
imnruvina
tiie
stream
for
Mm
(Wring.
00001,
ng
or
ratting
of
logs.
lUe
point
ou
in
Himn
wTwa
which
it
la
pruuosed
to
clear
are
ftom
that
point
at
which
lake
lav
Rim
leave
I.ukrlar
take,
to
the
mouth
of
the
Ukl
HIMT
"
TIm-
cil:imted
mileage
between
the
br
Id
poinu
i
tfii
1
10)
miles
more
or
less
the
license
la
The
irrm
pr.p.xud
for
21
years.
.
Th
uoti
s
p,ted
on
tlie
ground
f
1QQB
'iUorr.rauiiMt
tlifivto
na
w
tne
"Water
Act"
will
tiled
in
the
etriM
of
the
WjUt
Hti
rtler
ut
Prince
BU
uort.
B.
C.
Jhlecton
tc
n.i
uppl'ration
may
be
fllid
with
M.e
..
I
W
R';er
or
with
the
Cimptr
it
..f
W:.N-r
RlpbU.
Parliament
Bulld'm..
V'.turia.
within
thirty
d..y
ufte-r
the
flra
jw
of
this
ii"tl!-'
111
n
ival
newspaper.
ED
Jl'DSON.
LTD..
Applicant.
B
E.
D
Judson
Agent.
klon
at
a
date
to
or
tjxed
and
any
to-
tere.tad
pcrmn
mny
"'7".,,:
Pmptrol
er
thereto
in
the
nfl.-e
of
the
or
of
the
Water
Bevorder
of
th
i1
tain.
Particularly
In
view
of
the
fact
that,
on
not
a
few
occasions
durlag
the
pan
year
or
so,
ttotm
accident
haw
been
attend
with
-fatalities
sad,
1b
most
cases,
wKh
lnjurlea.
it
would
seen
to
be
necessary
that
steps
should
be
taken
by
the
authorities
to
thoroughly
investigate
tfee
otwureafartces
ac4.
U
possible,
ascertain
the
causa
and
prs.
vent
the
recurrence
of
such
disaster!.
In
oonnecuosi
with
these
aCaira,
-there
UUowlnr.
amalgamation
and
retrench-'
art
many
thearam
aatag
around
ftftfl
meat
It
in
expected
that
the
most
of
trie
t
it
should
be
advisable
that
steps
be
ta-
cannerlea
wlU
make
up
to
some
extent
for
test
year's
heavy
o.ses
on
opeiatlon.
ken
to
definitely
clear
up
the
matter.
MUHIXn
WOISK
The
fish
packer
Omnia.
Oapt.
Joe
KiDU.
whlrh
la
earrvtns
salmon
f
mm
we-
avsum
wto
w
ur
city,
was
in
port
for
a
day
this
ttk
having
new
timing
gears
installed
at
the
Star
WeM-ing
machine
shop.
Occasion
was
also
taken
to
give
the
eogioe
a
thorough
overhaul.
Cannery
tender
KSatatu
Canst
17
was
tn
port
during
the
week
to
go
on
the
McLean
Ways
at
Seal
Oove
and
have
her
tau
and
aBterawdiate
saafu
drawn.
The
intermediate
shaft,
having
ti
bent,
was
straightened.
The
Vancouver
halibut
boat
Takta
also
spent
a
day
in
pert
during
the
week
to
have
her
engine
given
the
once
over
and
overhauled.
'On
Monday
Tommy
Oomell
of
Port
Simpson
had
his
selneboat
Pearl
Harbor
on
the
Bdaard
Llpsttt
Ways
for
the
Installation
-of
a
new
rudder.
The
next
Pay
Ooanell
had
to
come
to
again
for
repairs
to
his
tallahart
which
had
broken.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Towing
Co
s
harbor
boat
Ms
as
River
Is
In
commission
again
after
having
been
tied
up
lor
a
few
days
with
broken
manifolds.
At
the
same
time
the
engine
of
the
vessel
was
given
a
complete
overhaul.
The
loeal
halibut
boat
U.
M.
Chrisso-
'
pher
return;
to
port
last
Sunday
torn
I
Vancouver
after
having
been
a
month
in
til
mrrtt
Havin
a
44
ti
r
:
occurred
while
Bather
was
In
the
p.lot
f
n
,.,led.
cpt
aj,
Jftoob.
.house
and
the
force
caused
him
u.
be
.n
m
lhat
,unctloned
th
mtU
WHh
hl"
ITl"!?1
:
v7
.ustactorlly
on
the
trip
up
fee
.clotte
.blare
into
the
water
Th!,
P-
i
the
k
cost
of
the
trip
was
.baWy
saved
him
from
morr
lnjurlea,
wry
MU(ltoctoty
w
one
who
ha.
been
""""
"L"1
"
rcurtomed
to
gas
The
vessel
has
been
,
tbe
hand,
and
bead
Hj
om.
neverthe-
rutflttlnf
ta,
prevaratory
less,
was
heav,
for.
besides
--he
drstruc-
I
procmaat
u
again.
itsun
of
th
boat,
which
wi..-
uninsured.
ihc
lest
a'OO
the
taws.
o
a
which
he
had
on
are
spaast
itaaM
uf
tmrsibj
Cm
craft
ta
the
wa'rr's
edge.
The
Bta
Hawk,
fatgaerly
the
Miss
Mor-maa,
was
built
at
the
Sua
yard
hare
about
a
year
and
a-half
ao
lor
two
prospectcrs
and
trappers
who
had
come
here
from
the
laaohwnzie
Elver
section
Bather,
who
was
tormrty
a
caulker
at
the
local
dry
dock,
acquired
the
boat
last
summer.
An
attempt
will
be
made
to
selvage
the
Ford
Marine
engine
with
Kbich
the
boat
waa
equipped.
Bather
was
having
good
success
with
trolling
up
to
the
tune
of
the
accidant
and.
had
it
not
been
for
his
untimely
loss,
wuulc.
have
had
the
entire
outfit
paid
for
within
the
next
few
months.
EX!l)il(ki
M
HEROI
N
Thor:;h
greater
precaution
have
been
taken
of
late,
explosions
with
gashwats
M'mn
to
be
retting
SaOsw
then-
hits
been
hardly
a
win
that
mine
such
eoident
has
not
x-unl
In
nine
oases
out
of
tarn,
the
(.iIint.
o!
inr
oiasis
sesaa
va
oa
isawi
WATER
NOTICK
(
Irarlng
trlM
TtNKH
finiKd
I
P
ler.
Bather
dlimbad
back
on
boa.d
as
I
.
.
"
"
.
in
with
a
view
to
scuttUa,
and
slnklr
'
0O"rtk)o
"V
?
fw
J
caweetlon
with
the
Catan
Oil
th.
bo.
i-
-T!
hi.
-?,wn,
L
00
"
kc1
Uon
iU'
Thaa.
howweer
it
wa
im-ihie
to
i
j,
.
.
.
qf
the
nrat
container
are
now
rl
It
was
moored
at
1
.
BMl
U
llflllri
A.I.
Will
IM
mlfllS
MA
mm
lorw
smag.
The
tederal
aowtwnct
of
publte
works
cruiser
Wairooda
caUsd
la
port
on
Tbursday
afternoon
for
fuel
and
supplies.
The
vessel
has
bee
on
a
trip
to
Glacier
Bay.
north
of
Bkagway.
with
J.
P.
Porde
of
Victoria,
district
snglnear
lor
the
departinent.
Skipper
Oeorge
WUaon
has
had
his
yacht
on
the
Buga
Waga
thai
wank
and
for
mswanaUoci
of
new
cratch.
Msan-while.
Oeorge
has
bad
M
depend
on
the
good
old
strong
ana
la
octtar
to
maintain
the
lute
of
oammunicaUoD
with
bsi
fanUly
aeseat
the
Oeora
norle,
Jr.
aavd
pal
made
a
trip
to
Khtada
Lake
this
week
and
re
ported
the
Bah
brUag
wetl
o
thetr
anply
tiled
crisis
teen
Sad
Tbor
Jean-
eon
and
party
also
made
a
week
s
trip
to
this
popular
a
raffing
resort
and
re
turned
on
Tuesday
wall
lad
en
with
the
speckled
baautMa.
Poroed
ha
by
rasagh
weatfcer
outatde
and
aa
Impending
shortage
of
lubrlcat-
lt.g
oil.
the
nanrtantria
Baattle
power
yacht
Kl
-Mistioo.
having
ea
board
her
owner,
X.
XttcSslssn.
and
parry
of
frlenda,
srrrred
at
neon
on
Thursday
Mid.
tyuig
up
osafaUght
at
the
Ooata
n
the
Prince
impart
newtag
Yacht
Club.
aaUed
early
rridar
gaarnlng
in
ucBttutistion
of
a
umiae
to
Ketchikan.
LTM
m
MMaea
at
dsmtfned
tor
Dot!
Is
land.
elghty-Avc
asMa
oat
of
Ketchi-kius.
whare
the
wtothfr-lri-law
ef
the
wnar
sad
wife
of
one
of
the
men
on
board
will
be
picked
up.
The
vessel
wJl
call
bare
again
neat
aouth-
J.
.Vi
"
i.a.-Saa
mmmmmmiiim
mm.
Includ-
Inu
la
a
raited
"ack
taodej
Mtfm
forf
kma
nnd
equipped
with
a
40
b
p.
Fairbanks
Morse
full
delael
engias
which
gives
her
cruising
speed
of
about
ton
knots.
Leariac
Seattle
last
Saturday
and
anchoring
each
night,
the
trip
this
far
waa-
made
at
the
rate
of
about
one
hundred
miles
today.
AT
M.IHNETT
INLET
Capt
Paul
Armour,
manager
of
the
Iliuce
Rupert
Salvage
'&
Towing
Co.,
made
trip
this
week
to
Masaett
Inlet
to
pilot
the
American
Can
On.'
cruise'
(continued
on
ptt
tlx
U
If?
THAT
MANY
MORE
PEOPLE
DO
XOT
TAKE!
ADVANTAGE
OF
TIIE
SLOWNESS
OF
THIS
CAMPAIGN
AND
ENTER
THEIR
OWN
NOMINATIONS?
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IS
PLENTY
OF
TIME
FOR
ANYONE
TO
ENTER
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TODAY
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do
not
fully
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of
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chief
trouble
with
lots
of
people
is
that
there
eyes
8
re
too
close
to
the
grindstone
for
a
mere
living
to
see
opportunities.
Or,
they
arc
unwilling
to
devote
the
spare
momenta
they
have
to
bettering
themselves.
Thoy
wouki
rather
,
"get
by"
than
"get
ahead."
Look
around
you
and
you
will
find
that
the
men
and
women
who
are
wide
awake
to
every
opportunity
to
better
themselves
and
their
condition,
who
are
willing
to
sacrifice
some
of
the
little
pleasures
their
evenings
might
give
are
the
ones
that
achieve
success
in
life.
It
is
quite
pusstlng
to
the
management
why
10
few
readers
have
taken
advantage
of
The
Daily
News'
$4,000
Prise
Campaign.
While
this
aewppaper
has
been
commended
on
all
sides
for
its
generosity.
Hie,
lack
of
interest
being
taken,
the
few
,
people
who
have
been
nominated,
is
almost
unexplainable-
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is
especially
discouraging
in
view
of
the
number
and
value
of
prists
that
sre
to
be
distributed
within
the
next
few
weeks,
regardless
of
how
few
subscription
there
are
turned
in.
More
candidates
are
wanted
and
nomin-nationa
should
reach
this
office
at
once
to
be
included
among
the
names
of
candidates
that
will
share
in
the
distribution
of
really
wonderful
prises.
It's
time
fo'r
this
community
to
wake
up
to
the
fact
that
this
newspaper
is
making
the
largest
awards
of
prises
ever
heard
of
in
lhin
st-ction.
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is
not
a
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proposition,
but
IT
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a
clean
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business
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you
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and
participate
in
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should
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delay
in
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nomination
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at
orice.
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to
each
candidate
nominated.
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EASY
FOR
YOU
SUCCESS
in
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Daily
News'
spare-time
opportunity
entails
but
little
effort,
but
little
sacrifice
of
spare
moments
to
make
from
$500
to
$1,200,
and
three
persons
will
make
these
amounts
during
the
time
that
otherwise
wouM
be
wasted
these
next
few
weeks.
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make
this
amount
usually
calls
for
months
and
months
of
hard
work.
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the
best
part
of
it
is
that
YOU
yes,
YOU,
can
be
one
of
the
three
persons
who
will
receive
these
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sums
or
the
equivalent
in
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automobiles.
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"Everybory
Wins
omething."
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now
all
are
on
even
terms.
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now
any
candidate
or
an
entirely
new
can-didadte
can
get
in,
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a
start,
really
carry
on
and
go
over
the
top
for
one
of
the
two
beautiful
enclesed
cars.
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are
no
handicaps.
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far
several
of
those
nominate!
have
made
no
effort
whatsoever
in
the
way
ef
securing
subscriptions.
Some
of
those
nominated
have
not
yet
turned
in
a
single
subscription.
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have
been
thinking
about
carrying
on
in
this
great
campaign.
Don't
let
another
day
slip
by
without
seeing
you
an
active
candidate
for
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of
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grand
capital
'prises-
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campaign
department
ef
The
I,
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is
open
each
evening
until
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xclock
to
answer
inquiries
and
issue
sop-
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and
to
receive
new
candidates.
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