ia
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it
'toad
August
18,
1928
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
Annoying
Bladder
of
.Kufrty
Old
Weakness
Age
Waterfront
Whiffs
lirllrvril
iy
Hold
SANTAL
hy
All
ItriUflNln
MIDY
almon
Run
at
Skidcgate
now
on
Yacht
"Discovery
Isle"
in
PortSome
Canneries
Close
Onlv
in
f
'
-
II
Silk
Hosierv
:
j
do
vou
find
uch
exquisite
lionulo
combined
with
extraordinary
wear
and
perfect
fit.
II
sizes
and
shades
of
thin
u
lienor
hosiery
always
in
stock.
"Hie
Nobby"
(M
Roofing
nnd
Specialities
Mineral
Surfaced
Hoofing
Mineral
Surfaced
Shingles
Uoll
Hoofing
limiting
Papers
and
Felts
f
vrrjet
Elastic
I'aint
I'lastic
Elastigum
Shingle
Stains
(
reoHote
Oils
Marine
Scam
Pitch.
li
;tributors
Albert
&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
COAL
Your
choice
EUSON
CASSIDY
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TELKWA
Also
Ilulkley
liny
and
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rain.
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'in
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
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58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
ii
The
salmon
run,
habeen
keeping
all
hands
very
busy
for
tho
last
week
but
jvith
Hqqkeye'
fishing
closing
today
many
of
the
canneries
are
io.Hint5oown
ana
most
aMhe
rush
i
already
over.
The
close
or
tfte
Rockimihinr
affectiTthe
Iiushby
plant
at
Tuck's
Inlet
too
whe!e
thejflDfoe
much
less
activity
from
now
on-
Many
of'
the
fchooluoys
on
holidays
and
more
than
a
few
older
lolks
have
been
-amusing
themselves
in
"dibbling"
for
salmon
in
the
harbor,
and
more
than
one
household
has
had
fish
for
dinner
without
buying
the
fish
through
the
fish
dealers.
Norman
Wilson
has
been
trying
out
lila
16-horse
power
Evlnrude
on
his
rowboat
and
teems
entirely
satisfied
vlth
Its
performance.
The
engine
weighs
about
8
pounds
and
Norman
gets
'
lot
of
extra
exercise
In
carrying
the
engine
to
'ami
from
the
boat.
But
he
Kays
It's
worth
It
all.
.
William
Campbell
with
his
seine-boat
Tip-Top
of
the
Lagoon
Bay
Cannery
reports
a
great
run
of
pinks
at
Skideyate.
from
which
point
he
brought
in
30.000
pounds
yesterday.
It
la
not
often
that
"wearers
of
the
cloth"
give
any
cause
for
talk
along
the
waterfront
and
so
we
are
glad
to
tell
of
Bev.
John
Hansen's
exploits
on
and
In
the
water
this
week.
With
friend'
jStcpp.
of
the
tJnii-d
States
Customs,
an
expedition
was
planned
to
nsh
at
McNIcboll
creek.
Mr.
Hansen
first
at-
But
a
trine
like
that
does
not
deter
VP
ardent
nsneranan
and
toe
Journey
was
continued
across
the
harbor
In
the
boat.
And
when
the
catch
bad
been
I
completed
there
was
a
considerable
gap
I
between
tide-waiter
and
the
boat
so
our
two
aabermen
"stepped"
It
right
royally
und
with
much
persuasion
physically,
'introduced
the
boat
back
to
tbe
water.
The
proof
can
be
found
in
the
presence
of
blisters
of
various
slsea
and
shapes
:on
certain
band.
And
that
the
shoe
might
be
kept
dry,
they
were
taken
off
'though
we
think
they
bad
not
been
taken
off
at
the
first
Immersion
Tne
'expedition
was
altogether
a
notable
one.
leven
If
he
spectators
were
few.
When
things
get
dull
along
the
waterfront
one
need
only
invite
Claude
KirkendaU's
Jerry
to
entertain
Osorge
iMwrmans
Trutte
If
one
Judged
tbat
Trtxle'i
disposition
would
be
as
sweet
as
her
capacity
tor
candy,
be
would
be
readily
disabused
of
the
impression
ill
he
saw
the
two
canines
meet.
Tbey
'are
not
on
polite
speaking
terms
and
.Truue
makes
no
secret
of
tbe
fact.
The
Canfieeo.
the
motor
yacht
of
the
Canadian
Flan
Company,
with
R
ft
Payne,
production
snsnassjr
for
the
company,
waa
In
port
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.
Payne
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Payne
and
sen
and
left
veaterday
morning
for
WaW
Island.
Ketchikan
and
Queen
Ctsarlottt
Islands
Mr
and
Mrs
Neil
Hassle
of
Vancouver
were
also
in
the
party.
I
Manager
O.
S.
Windsor
had
a
much
quiet
istutn
when
be
went
back
on
tbe
Cmflsoo
without
his
nappy
and
'
beauteous
A.
L.
Hager.
prealdtnt
af
the
Canadian
nab
Company,
and
F.
Booth
mil-ll-nstr
sardine
canner
of
California
wit
Al
Bcoth
bla
toother,
from
Chl-rsgc.
want
north
on
tbe
Frtnaess
Alios
nn
Monday
Inst
on
a
big
game
hunting
-xpemkm
that
will
take
them
to
the
c.isilsr
district
and
which
will
last
for
Canadian
National
Hlic
Largeft
Railway
Sylcm
in
America
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AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
BBlllngs
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t'lilted
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COUPON
200,000
EXTRA
VOTES
This
coujion,
when
accompanied
with
thre
yearly
ub-M'
iin
or
their
equivalent,
to
the
Prince
Hapert
Dally,
''.
entitles
the
candidate
to
200,000
extra
votefl
tf
tub-'
'
iptioiiH
are
turned
fn
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tne
tp(t,
Vfc
of
..entry,
N'iime
id
Subacrlber
'iime
of
Subscriber
Nme
of
Subscriber
Ciindldate'B
Nume
One
Pirrt
Wetk
Coupon
can
be
voted
by
each
candidate,
for
very
three
one-year
subscriptions,
or
their
wiulviileBt,
turned
,n
during
the
oondldate'i
first
week
in
the
canipi-
some
weeks,
Mrs.
Hager
accompanied
the
party
and
will
visit
in
Dawson
-ill
the
etui
ot
the
month
before
returning
south.
It
was
a
nappgr
bunch
of
glTls
who
returned
with
Manager
O.
E.
Wlndson
on
the
Edaoreoa
on
Thursday
from
the
Wales
Island
cannery
where
they
have
been
aooumulattrtg
fortunes
amounting
in
the
aggregate
to
over
$1,000.
.There
were
fourteen
girls
In
the
party
and
those
suflteletrtly
Interested
can
work
out
the
Individual
fortunes
of
the
girls,
but
the
girls
claim
that
It
would
be
:;uite
impossible
to
estimate
the
amount
ot
fun
and
excitement
the
experience
i
id
afforded
them.
The
canneries
at
Carlisle
on
the
Skeena
and
Wales
Island
have
finis
bed
r
Derations
frtr
thu
vuon
nri
Via
v-
Wia.
tracted
attention
by
hU
entry
Into
the
down
oohoe
nets
wUl
be
out
after
IT
1
Ut'D
Tn,,f!
J?
nlth
ut
there
are
few
can-
llni,b"We
inerle.
that
mtf
It
proAtoble
to
can
this
"
"
'
r
JJut
variety
of
ft
consKWrlng
the
addlttoo-rather
much
of
a
strain
on
hit
nneL.
,
.
"7
....
.
physical
attribute,
and
when
he
failed
i
to
move
the
wharf
closer
to
the
boat
was
given
an
involuntary
bath.
state
of
the
market
for
this
grade
tn
the
canned
flea
industry
.
Albert
it
MeCaHery
are
expecting
the
Bel
or
any
day
with
a
load
of
lumber
and
eement
for
their
local
yard.
Tbe
Olvenohy
waa
loading
coal
the
McCaffery
wharf
yesterday.
at
And
mention
of
tbe
Olvenohy
brings
a
smile
to
the
face
of
C.
8venson
of
the
halibut
boat
Chief
Legale.
It
also
makes
one
think
of
the
unreliability
of
circumstantial
evidence
Tne
Chief
legate
bad
been
oil
lag
at
tbe
Imperial
Oil
Company
's
wharf
and
while
the
skipper
had
gone
ashore
to
tne
offloe
the
crew
sleeted
up
tbe
engine.
This
Is
a
full
Diesel
engine
and
makes
a
bit
ot
a
fust
when
starting,
up
and.
tbe
fuss
sounded
unusually
big
to
tbe
staff
in
the
oSsae.
A
baety
look
through
the
windows
revealed
a
huge
cloud
of
sroefce
towards
the
fish
wharves
and
putting
two
and
two
together
and
making
Ave
the
of!
tee
staff
had
the
da
tails
of
simthsr
explosion
on
a
gee--boat
complete
forthwith.
Telephones
were
almost
torn
from
the
walla
and
when
Charlie
niggTstsrl
that
the
noise
might
be
the
engine
starting
up
he
was
promptly
squash
ed.
And
that's
why
be
Is
laughing
he
j
was
right.
And
the
smoke
was
from
tbe
Otvrnchy
which
had
no
intention
of
figuring
m
anything
so
exciting
as
an
Alls
weU
tbat
ends
weU
and
we
can
sympathise
with
the
staff
for
their
scares
when
weird
'noises
burst
on
the
arm
air.
We
have
memotiea
of
ducking
cut
beads
pretty
fast
when
after
tbe
war
we
beard
a
noise
in
the
safety
at
an
total,
that
reminded
us
of
the
shells
that
used
to
whistle
past
our
cranl-
urns
in
the
trenehea.
We
though
that
tbe
pepsins;
of
never
mistaken
lor
anything
so
alarm
lag.
The
C.
N.
Captain
Oeocge
Nssss
new
seine
boat
which
has
been
fitted
with
a
40-hp
Zastern
ffaiadard
engine
sailed
for
Vancouver
Island
whese
she
will
engage
tn
the
fall
Ashing.
The
(Men
Keen,
with
John
M
ureal
aboard,
had
a
very
eaciting'
etowuhg
on
her
way
from
Jap
Inlet
daring
the
ok
and
narrowly
eaotped
betnf
swamped.
Dontta,
Captain
It.
Kottrt.
was
in
'row
Queen
OharVstts
lalaade
this
week
lor
mtnor
repairs.
There
have
bees
several
losses
reported
along
tbe
front
the
week.
The
West
Lake
a
Japanese
seine
boat
char
tered
by.
the
Inverness
Cannery
stranded
off
Point
Lambert
in
the
keena
ttala
wtek
and
Wed.
She
waa
towed
in
b
the
Prtnee
impart
Selvage
and
Towing
Company
and
is
at
the
local
drydook
where
ahe
Is
having
refauta
made.
Oon-
slderahle
daatage
was
done
to
the
engine
and
eieotrteal
eutpmeat.
Another
aslneooat
the
Alberta'
Q
i-
kngiug
to
Invernew
Caiuvesy
atrMded
and
sang
in
the
rtciulty
of
Masaett
Intel
The
Salvage
tyurasj
happened
to
be
at
hand
and
picked
up
the
Alberta
O.
which
Is
In
operation
again.
j
A
third
casualty
was
the
Agnes
w
Dod-ie
which
is
repotted
lust
off
Artau-bel
Islniid.
Ho
Uvea
wre
lost
but
Ui"
boat
has
not
been
located
yet.
The
suggestive
name
"Discovery
Isle"
with
port
of
registry
Hong
Kong
attracted
attention
at
the
Pree
Rupert
Yacht
Olub'a
floats
yesterday.
Owned
and
sailed
by
Mr.
E.
Q.
Beaumont
of
Victoria
who
la
aoaompanled
by
hit
wife
the
motor
yacht
was
built
in
Hong
Kong
and
is
constructed
throughout
of
teak.
The
boat
oame
from
the
Orient
however,
on
the
deck
of
a
Blue
Funnel
line.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Beaumont
left
Victoria
about
four
weeks
ago
and
since
then
bare
been
north
and
called
at
Bkagway.
(continuid
on
page
tlx)
DISTRICT
NO.
2
District
No.
8
Includes
only
those
par
tlcipants
residing
outside
the
otty
limits
of
tbe
City
of
Prtnee
Rupert.
One
of
the
prise
case
and
as
man
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
-will
bs
awarded
to
candidates
Ueiag
in
this
district.
The
names
of
these
entered
tn
District
No.
a,
up
to
the
present
tune,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
nsbiisatlon
up
unto
yssttcdsy
noon,
are
as
follows:
Anderson.
Miss
I.
Burns
Lake
.
5.000
Uravea.
H.
R.
Queen
Charlotte
Olty
8,000
Blrnte.
Arthur
8..
"Pets."
Bmlthers
480.188
Campbell.
Miss
Chsrrte
Stewart
471.
T75
Clccone.
Q..
Port
Clements
478JS0
Dover.
Mrs.
Oeorg.
Terrace
..
481.500
Byo'fson
B
F
Oaland
475.150
Laoey.
Mrs.
James,
Tanderboof
.
.
41.400
Leverett.
William.
Burns
Lake.
5.000
Mcintosh.
Mia
Margaret,
Maasett
5,000
McKensie,
R.
O
.
Queen
Charlotte
Olty
5.000
Saneum,
John
1
...
Cedarvslc
14,100
Taylor.
Mlas
P-
:gy.
Port
Btslng-
ton
7000
Wilson.
Mtw
Nnitcy.
Anyux
5.000
j
Marks
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End
Forever
of
the
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NEVER
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after
Monday
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will
you
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as-
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votes
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subscriptions
as
you
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on
the
present
big
vote
offer.
You
can
"cinch"
the
prize
you
want
in
the
last
few
hours
of
the
big
vote
period.
Study
the
vote
comparisons
shown
below.
Remember
you
cannot
have
too
many
votesit
is
bettef
to
win
by
a
majority
of
a
few
thousand
than
to
lose
by
a
few
hundred.
You
shouldr
do
your
very
best
NOW.
IT'S
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TO
BE
SAFE
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SORRY
DISTINCT
NO.
1
District.
Mo.
1
includes
only
those
participants
residing
within
the
city
limlta
of.
Prince
uupert.
One
of
tbe
prise
oars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
In
this
district.
Tbe
names
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
1
op
to
the
present
time,
together
with
all
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
at
follows:
Aillstone,
Mkes
Mary
42,T
Bailey.
Miss
Jean
M
BSS.1M
Bussey,
Mrs.
win
gag
.400
Culllson,
Mrs.
J.
M
SMJOB
Owninato,
A
ggi
Frickaon.
John
X
18.400
Mrs
J
S4.40O
FrbSKll,
Miss
Laura
...'
888,786
OUker.
Mlsa
Bdna
L
895.775
Hersaan.
Miss
Mary
83.000
Junes.
Miss
Maxgmet
807,450
Krlakevaky,
Miss
Victoria
8M.M8
Love,
Mrs.
A.
B
BvOeO
Macdonald.
Mrs.
A
848,810
McAuley,
Miss
Helen
61.
BOO
McCrea.
Mlaa
Alice
K
838.435
McKlnlay.
Mrs.
Hubert
L
83.700
Morgan.
Miss
Gonna
tatM
Postolu.
Bpero
.
.
104.835
Prltchard,
Mrs
J.jH
887
MO
Rood.
John
114,900
8hea.
Lloyd
b.000
Smith.
Mrs
Hugh
M
886.459
Bteven.
,)ohn
R
751.100
Stuart.
Miss
8hella
301.288
Wicks.
Roy
5,380
Wprmiu
Mrs
F
887.838
Ungei.
Miss
Rliia
818JS0
ZareUl.
Miss
Knny
834.775
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FIRST
PERIOD
Up
to
and
Including
August
20,
the
following
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
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