fAGE
FOUR
NOTICE
To
Contractors
The
New
Method
Coal
and
Supplies
Limited
of
Vancouver
(M.
Y.
Aivazoff,
Manager),
will
open
a
branch
iri
Prince
Ruperfcat
once
under
the
local
management
jtheThomp
Company,
Ltd.
.
.
.
Quotations?
giVeii
prdrHptly
on
big
or
small
orders
for
all
kinds
of
building
supplies
and
materials.
It
will
be
to
your
advantage
to
make
inquiries.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBLi
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
'
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.'
DAILY
EDITION
The
Letter,
Btix
POWER
SITUATION
Dear
Mr.
Eitor:
Power!
Power
1
Power!
For
several
days
before
Monday's
meeting
of
the
City
Council,
out
of
the
great
cloud
of
mystery
and
secrecy
surrounding
the
private
meetings
of
the
Council,
POWER
was
being
discussed
by
nearly
everyone
in
the
city,
day
the
discussion
has
1
I
A
1
I
J
.I'?
largely
10
anegeu
vrfQKn
the
handling
of
the
P
TENDERS.
After
weeks
o
mm
liberation,
bickerings
and
My"-
tery
on
the
part
of
the..
ejncil
and
of
lobbying
on
th-e
jH
of
the
representatives
dfthe
pwerj
Companies
concerned;
many-
interested
citizens
ffa'tMred
if,
the
council
chamber
P
gltthjp
decision
of
the
Council.
00
the,
perhaps,
most
important
busin&Ht
a
council
has
been
called
uptm
to
decide
since
incorporation.
What
a
disappointment
when
'
Council
en
passed
me
duck
w
ijierp
pie;
people
desired
and
til
prived
of
information
the
erode?
has
had
for
weeks
and
on
Which
it
could
not
decide.
With
"the
publication
of
tenders
only
on
Saturday
we
are
called
upon
to
decide
this
important
matter
on
December
20.
Is
it
any
wonder
then
that
there
is
a
confused
electorate
with
informat
ion
given
only
through
the
i
channels
of
the
interested
Power
Companies?
With
two
power
companies
practically
campaigning
for
city's
plant
and
franchise
we
wonder
why
it
Twfca
necessary
to
call
for
tender
at
all.
But
there
are
two
aldernwh,
Rudderham
and
Tinker,
who
won
the
appreciation
of
the
people
by
announcing
that
thy
were
ready
to
assume
their
responsibility.
How
much
better
it
wortd
have
been
if
the
other
"had
d
their
duty
in
the
same
way
ami.'
saved
the
electors
from
the
campaigning
of
representatives
of
the
Power
Companies?
Since
Monday
night's
indecision
cannot
we
ask
"Who
is
representing
the
City?"
Within
six
days
of
the
polling
what
information
has
the
Council
given
the
electors?
Surely
it
is
flattering
to
the
ejectors
that
they
are
expected
to
make
a
decision,
on
the
shortest
notice
that
the
council
failed
to
make
after
having
possession
of
the
tenders
for
weeks.
We
have
an
important
matter
before
us
and
let
us
not
aeeejrt
flattery
for
intelligence.
No
one
,
in
particular
can
claim
the
credit!
for
the
interest
of
the
Power!
Companies
in
our
city.
The
need
J
of
Power
has
long
been
recog-i
nixed
by
the
citUens
and
all
can-1
dldates
for
Mayor
last
year
made
;
it
a
plank
in
thei
platform.
Did
!
tint
fhs
tun
tiiria
anw
hpfnrMh
council
come
electors
have
been
thanked
for
their
patience.
and
more;
they
have
been
saddled
with
the
responsibility
of
making
a
decision
between
companies,
that
should
have
been
assumed
by
the
Council,
without
preparation.
Plainly
the
electors
wish
to
sell
their
plant,
with
a
franchise
to
someone
capable
of
eotablish-
Monday,
December
17,
1928
Ing
at
an
early
date
power
sufficient
for
the
needs
of
the
City
t
r.
0
rairt
WANTING
TO
KNOW
The
Editor,"
Daily
News,
I
was
very
much
surprised
to
learn
that
Alderman
Coll
art
was
afraid
that
the
ratepayers
of
our
city
might
read
the
report
of
the
independent
hydro-electric
engineer
employed
by
the
council
to
give
an
opinion
as
to
which
offer
was
most
advantageous
to
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert.
If
the
council
obtained
such
a
report
the
citizens
are
entitled
to
know
it
and
to
read
it
and
Alderman
Collart
makes
a
big
mistake
when
he
thinks
he
can
further
the
interests
of
the
American
States
Service
Corporation
by
such
tactics.
The
public
wants
to
know
and
will
insist
upon
knowing
what
is
in
the
report
of
the
consulting
engineer
and
why
he
reported
in
favor
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
and
against
the
American
Company.
Surely
the
ratepayers
are
as
capable
of
judging
for
themselves
as
Alderman
Collart
is.
We
want
all
the
Information
placed
on
the
table.
RATEPAYER.
DOGS
AGAIN
Editor
Daily
News:
son
Block
and
someone
must
have
lft
htm
Anm
nn
hi
iho
rrtnmi
ef
be
selected
in
time
to
complete
the
m
Club
so
if
the
owner
the
negotiations
and
it
is
up
to
of
Ume
ha8
any
reflpect
for
us
to
see
that
the
new
council
diKBant
clHleiI3
j
would
t
is
composed
of
men
of
ability,
hlm
to
uke
hiB
dog
home
with
and
courage.
Wn
aftcf
the
balL
Yours
for
powsr,
L.
W.
A.
Yours
truly,
L-C-M-M-D.
m
t
a
v
1
11
-asm
-Kr
a
mm
.
sSSw
J.
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'
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Monday,
December
17,
1923
POWER
SITUATION
Editor,
Dally
News:
Commenting
on
the
proposed
sale
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Hydro-Electric,
and
considering
the
tenders
of
the
two
companies,
it
appears
to
me
that
the
following
questions
are
in
order:
1.
Is
if
not
a
fact
that
all
the
profits
of
American
capital,
invested
in
Canada,
go
to
the
United
States?
2.
It
is
not
also
a
fact,
that
the
profits
of
Canadian
capital,
invested
in
Canada,
circulate,
and
are
re-invested
in
Canada
ior
the
good
of
Canadians?
We
hear
arguments
pro
and
con,
among
others,
that
the
Canadians
have
sidestepped
the
issue
of
developing
this
part
of
the
country
up
to
this
time;
and
therefor,
the
Americans
should
be
given
the
chance.
But
I
have
never
noticed
any
anxiety
on
the
part
of
the
Americans
to
step
In
until
the
Canadian
capitalists
were
ready
to
start.
Yours
truly,
R.
E.
EYOLFSON.
RESULTS
COUNT
Experience
has
proven
that
the
intelligent
application
of
Chiro
practic
wijl
.
.Invariably
relieve
Lr
7.;
i
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'
,
I
hunting
misplaced
spinal
bones.
tfcfflSS
"rUnd
congested
nerve
centre,
by
iITlSrr
EEr;ft
f-TTi
Trim,
is
done
more
or
less
by
2-4fcVSfa&T
wf5
that
the
x-r.
,n
dia-
n
the
future.
One
of
the
;
h.,,
tBetoer-
leuueruiK
companies
win
uaeiy
be
selected.
A
new
council
will
acute
and
chronic
ailments;
that
ful
value.
Our
new
analtyte
re
moves
any
guesswork
or
doubt,
thereby
proving
the
inefficiency
f
the
older
methods,
and
increasing
our
percentage
of
good
re-Mitts.
Consultation
is
invited.
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and
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Come
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and
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Power
Corporation
of
Canada
Limited
The
undermentioned
power
companies
arc
ownc,LPCrated
by
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada:
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,.:jS??Vlf
-.'
Southern
Canada
Power
,Co.,
Lt
d.
.
imfc'tir
Shcrbrooke
Railway
and
Power
Co..Ltd.V
Dominion
Power
and
Transmiss
fon
Co.,
Ltd.
Montreal
Island
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
Northern
Canada
Power
Co.,
Lt
d.p:
Great
Northern
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
Northern
Ontario
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
Quinzc
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
East
Kootenay
Power
Co.,
Ltd.
:V
Bathurst
Power
and
Paper
Co.,
Ltd.
r
Foreign
Power
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.
Canada
Power
and
Paper
Corp.,
Ltd.
It
would
be
interesting
to
the
ratepaycrs
to
sec
a
statement
of
the
power
companies
operated
or
owned
by
the
American
Stales
Public
Service
Co.
at
the
date
of
their
offer
to
the
City
of
Prince'
Rupert.
The
undermentioned
important
industrial
concerns
have
been
financed
by
Ncsbitt,
Thomson
&
Ca.,
Ltd.,
or
located
by
them
in
the
territories
served
by
the
operating
companies
of
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada:
Canadian
Cclancse
Co.,
Ltd.,
Drummondvillc.'
jn
St.
Lawrence
Paper
Co.,
Ltd.,
Three
Rivers.
Canada
Paper
Co.,
Ltd.,
Windso;
Mills.
,
Bathurst
Paper
Co.,
Ltd.,
Bathurst.
McColl
Frontenac
Oil
C?.,
Ltd.,
Montreal
and
Toronto.
V
Canada
Steamships
Ltd.,
Montrc
al.
;
Canadian
Connecticut
Cotton
Co.,
Ltd.,
Shcrbrooke.
Panther
Rubber
Co.,
Ltd.,
Shcrbrooke.
Dominion
Hair
Felt
Co.,
Ltd.,
St.
Johns.
Dominion
Blank
Book
Co.,
Ltd.,
St.
Johns.-
f
T
Franco
Canadian
Dye
Works,
Ltd.,
St.
Johns.
Fashion
Craft
Mfgrs.,
Ltd.,
St.
J
ohns.
q
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tS
'
Albert
Goode
Berlin,
iri&ist.
J6h
'
iMona
rch
EleC-tric
Co.,
Ltd'
S(.
Jtyufc.
Y
A
W
St.
Johns
Silk
Co
Ltd
St.
Johns,
,
.
,
jj
Russell
Mfg.
Co.,
Ltd.,
St.
Johns.
CpjifederationTelchporo,Lt!
Can.
Mahhassct
CotVohCo
lAa.
J
SLJi)hn
.
Hyacinthe.
t
J(.r!'
Arrow
Shoe
Co.,
Ltd
St.
Hyacinthe.
Canadian
U.
S.
Knitting
Co.,
Ltd.,
St.
Hyacinthe.
Empire
Clothing
Co.,
Ltd.,
St.
Hyacinthe.
Premier
Silk
Mills
Ltd.,
Cowanvillc.
Bruck
Silk
Co.,
Ltd.,
Cowanvillc.
Watcrville
Veneer
&
Panel
Co.,
Ltd.,
Waterville.
Butterfly
Hosietry
Co.,
Ltd.,
Drummondvillc.
Vcnks
Canadian
Co.,
Ltd.,
.Drummpndville.
,
j
Dominion
Silk
Dyeing
Co.,
Ltd.,
Drummondvillc.
Louis
Russcl
Co.,
Ltd
Drummondvillc.
Marconi
Co",
of
Canada,
Ltd.,
Drummondvillc.
R.
Wallace
&
Sons
Co.,
Ltd.,
Cookshirc.
'MY
Paramount
Rubber
Co.,
Ltd.,
Farnliam.
'
'
r
;'y
Eastern
Rubber
Co.,
Ltd.,
Acton
vale.
American
Wringer
Co
Ltd.,
Fa
rnham.
Canadian
Builders
Hardware
Co.,
Farnliam.
,
Dewey
and
Almy
Chemical
Co.,
Ltd.,
Farnliam.
&ht
Mcrwin
Stohn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Granby.
"
Steublin
Truck
Co.,
Ltd.,
Granby.
Draper
Maynaril
Co.,
Ltd.,
Sutton.
1
Atlas
Plywood
Co.,
Ltd.,
Waterloo.
'
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''
McDonald
Metal
Products
Co.,
Ltd.,
Waterloo.
Collins
&
Aikman
Corp.,
Farnliam.
Reliance
Grain
Co.,
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
It
would
be
interesting
to
the
ratepayers
of
Prince
Rupert
to
sec
n
statement
of
the
industries
located
by
.the'
American
States
Public
Service
Company
in
the
territory
served
by
the
utilities
which
they
own
or
operate.
H.E.PAWSON,
'
'
,
j.
Assistant
Commercial
Manager.
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
Ltd.
H.
E.
PAWSON,
Assistant
Commercial
Manager.