PAQE
TWO
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Sunday,
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II.
F.
PULLEN
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Mananinjr
Editor.
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HATES
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ry,
by
mail
or
eArriecym&rly
pwfiqd
mid
n
ad
van
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ndvaSasy
per)mth"..v..v.-.Ol
talJtet8,of
Northern
rfftil
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Iir
f..-
ir
rthtith-
months
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mail
all
other
naits
of
British
isals
submitted
sau.VOQ
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P.G.E.
RAILWAY
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any
company
is
to
have
the
V
1.
F.
it
w.miH
h
t
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jiff
and
United
States,
paid
in
advanee
jier
year
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iriaiMfo'
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other
countries,
per
year
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Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
:
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Transient
Advertising
on
Front
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per
inch
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Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
25
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Advertising,
per
insertion,
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word
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Notices,
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insertion
per
agate
line
1
.15
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Rates
on
Application
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
Feb.
11,
1928
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iii
1
iui
un
1
tnat
it
should
be
the
(
anartian
National,
especially
if
there
is
to
be
'P10?1
within
the
province.
a
road
built
hy
the
same
concern
from
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
!
"
Tr.UMTY
act
George
into
the
Peace
River
country
j
That
legislation
be
enacted,
whereby
It
is
hardly
to
be
expected
that
any
railway
management
would
rtL
haul
much
JT
nMn"
u.
muvu
gram
iin
uvcr
over
the
uik
1
P.G.E..
.u.r,.,
but
dui
the
me
line
line
might
might
be
be
used
used
far
for
light
traffic
and
for
supplying
the
people
of
the
interior
with
goods
from
Vancouver.
Grain,
it
is
presumed,
would
mostly
come
to
Prince
much
prefer
it
should
be
as
rumored
yesteidsy.
The
!'.i;.K
is
said.
.-.
that
the
cents
on
the
linllar
the
province
money
VALUE
OF
TUB
RAILWAY
com
the
government
somethinir
lilt
Sttinnnnnn
it
sum
mentioned,
namely
$17,000,000,
is
just
fifty
...
7ij
guuu
n
ice
iw
a
roaa
ui
nas
ieen
losing
since
u
was
uuilt
and
that
many
people
have
advocated
scrapping
If
the
government
can
get
fifty
cents
on
the
dollar
on
its
invontmei
in
that
company
it
is
getting
out
much
better
than
was
expected.
SCHOOL
GARDENS
PROPOSED
One
of
the
teachers
at
the
schoolbosrd
meeting
the
other
niirht
asked
a
little
co-operation
from
the
school
board
in
the
matter
of
a
Btnooi
garden
I
he
suggestion
was
received
very
favorably
and
doubtless
a
start
will
be
made
this
year
in
the
making
of
a
school
garden
at
West
view.
Not
knowing
the
conditions
at
the
various
schools,
it
is
impossible
to
suggest
what
might
be
done
elsewhere.
It
takes
a
lot
of
work
to
gel
a
garden
going
here
but
difficulties
arouse
those
who
are
energetic
to
overcome
them.
The
time
will
doubtless
come
when
.we
shall
have
school
gardens
in
this
city
and
it
will
be
interesting
lo
note
wnicn
01
mo
scftoois
will
isSfl
in
tis
matter.
.
....t.-.:
;
School
gardens
ar
a
sign
of
the
advance
of
civillMtlbii.;
'
E-MPIRE
WEEK
As
a
rule
special
weeks
for
the
advertising
of
special
matters
are
not
of
nuu
h
value,
but
the
effort
now
being
made
to
emphasize
buying
within
the
Kmplre
is
perhaps
worth
trying.
The
proposal
tame
before
the
Prime
Rupert
board
recently
and
was
referred
to
a
committee.
Terrace
fioard
received
a
similar
proposal
and
actedJ
on
it
at
once.
There
is
plenty
of
time
to
prepare
as
the
week
set
is
toward
the
end
of
April
and
perhaiw
the
local
board
will
deal
with
the
matter
at
its
March
meeting.
RAILWAY
TQ
ALASKA
The
suggestid
railway
io
Alaska
is
a
immense
scheme
and
seems
somewhat
visionary
hut
so
have
all
big
schemes,
at
first.
Possibly
the
company
making
the
proposal
is
the
same
that
is
applying
for
a
charter
to
!ui!d
int..
the
Peace
River
from
Lethbridge,
connecting
with
the
anadian
Nuiional
about
Fort
Eraser
and
with
a
branch
into
Portland
Canal
At
any
rate
the
indications
are
that
the
eyes
of
the
world
an
turned
toward
the
northwestern
corner
of
the
continent
and
the
sU-ces
of
the
mines
at
Portland
Canal
and
Hudson
Uay
Mountain
haw
had
something
to
do
with
this.
The
opening
of
the
Peace
River,
whoever
undertakes
it,
will
prove
a
great
imwtu,ty
settlement
as
it
will
be
one
of
the
best
advertising
schemes
the
country
has
'had
and
it
has
come
just
at
the
opportune
time.
It
i
understood
the
company
mentioned
yesterday
has
applied
for
running
right
1nU
Prjm.
Rupert.
.
'
'fry
ii,"
1
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'
-t
,
'
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.
....
LABORLEADERS
MEET
CABINET!;::
Spend
Three
Hours
Dlxcusslnir
Matters
Pertaining
to
Workers
of
Province
MAKE
MANY
PROPOSALS
Local
Member
Present
When
Claims
Put
l'orwnrd
by
Executive
of
Trades
Congress
The
British
Columbia
executive
of
the
Trades
and
I.abor
CrngreM
of
Canada,
in
lu
recent
interview
war.
the
cabinet
st
Virions
vtlvii
rlnini-were
presentrd
un
behalf
of
iiw
worV
era
of
thli
pgjvince.
ucciin;
s
mm;
alternative
add
sympathetic
htst.i,
and
member
at
the
coinntittre.
h;r!i
consisted
or
r
R.
Bengnugh.
Vancouver;
chairman:
W
Page.
Vancouver:
R
W.
Nunn.
Vlctotla
and
8
D
Mucdan-ald.
prtnes
Rupert,
were
unantnioualv
satUfted
that
they
might
eapcri
mat
a
reesblenvpaWr
u
the
proprw
lis
wuuia
oe
enacted
In
leKlslatln.i
1
cotrunlttee,
which
n
.irvtn;i
ml
R-
H.
Keeland
and
p
w'
Br
Labor
UU.'i
for
South
Vancouver!
and
Burnaby
isspectlvely.
was
in
run.
Following
were
the
legislative
pro-
iiikmi.a
(Mi'i:t
tion
in
That
excluded
persons
as
set
out
Part
1
section
4.
paragraph
B.
en
ded
in
undertakings
costing
in
ex
cess
of
flf;
dollsrs.
be
brought
under
the
prevision
of
;
he
Art
2
All
compensation
to
be
baaed
on
rate
of
wage
being
paid
to
workman
at
time
of
injury.
3
-That
the
rate
of
compensation
be
Increased
from
88',
per
cent
to
66
2-3
per
rent.
:ime
as
In
force
in
Ontario
ind
Malntobii
4
Tlmt
there
be
n
more
liberal
Interpretation
In
hernia
caae.
ft
That
when
an
injured
workman
hs
been
awarded
total
disability
compen-ncon.
same
shall
be
continued
until
he
is
able
to
resume
his
former
ocru-iiiMcti
or
has
been
otTeied
other
suitable
si'd
e.-iMlly
remunerative
employ-it;ent:
.ind
that
If
such
injured
work-:;n
hnv
suffered
a
ermsnent
partial
c:.s.itlity.
btit
U)n
the
reKrt
of
the
fti-ul'.'H'
phvxleiHii
In
nhle
to
take
light
work,
the
total
disability
pay.
menu
should
be
continued
until
suit-ti
le
employment
la
provide).
0
That
medley
mspcAaM
and
arn-fceilurtittrartt
be
ptSStlerl.
when
ir
wrrkers
are
employed
m
oocupstloiis
vi.i-r.-
inry
are
subjected
to
the
rtan-
tetx
of
ixiiHonous
gnescs.
1IRAI.TII
IVKtltANCK!
iUi
tlio
Gavcrimiem
of
uny
other
Province
In
tike
Dominion
of
Canada
making
altnllar
provision
(or
the
pay-
(
ment
of
a
lk
juices
to
mother
m
U
metle
by
this
Act
(or
the
purpeae
of!
auch
allowance
m
ihe
case
oi
any
,
person
who
has
been
In
receipt
of
auch
j
allowance
in
another
province
and;
who
moves
Into
British
Columbia,
orj
In
the
case
of
a
person
who
has
re-1
aided
m
auch
other
province
and
tnj
British
Columbia
for
periods
which
to
ga
ttoer
equal
the
terui
of
residence
re-1
quired
by
this
Stt
la
the-case
of
a
resident
of
British
ColtambM:
but
n
ewh
AMMMtecaetit
ehalt-
be
Watered
In-1
to
r.or
shall
anr
such
payment
be
made
esoept
where
the
province
en-j
crriied
has
pasted
legislature
ecublmg
1
reciprocal
action
to
the
takes)
with
,
regard
to
beneficiaries
under
that
Act
who
may
move
Into
auch
provlae
"
:
a
-Arc
end
sub-clause
Two.
of
cause'
Two,
by
deleting
the
words
"five
Hon-
1
dred
Dollar"
in
the
third
line,
and
In-j
sertlng
the
words
'One
Thousand
Dol-'
lara."
and
by
deleting
the
worda
Ttf-;
teen
Hundred
Dollaw"
In
the
fourth
:
lire
and
substituting
therefor
the
.
words
"Two
Thousand
Dollars."
j
Bouts
ok
wmtK
act
j
1-
That
the
scope
of
the
Hours
of
(
Work
Act.
be
extended
to
Include
ail!
a-..
ployed
within
the
Province.
I
mimmim
w.un:
ACT
That
lepUl.ition
be
enacted
estab-
j
;:sMni;
a
minimum
wage
and
llmlta-
.tn
---
of
---
hours
of
work
'
for
boys
eni-
.u
Tojiomn:
ixm
kaxck
Thftt
nil
ftnfrtmrihilsk
nunsN
Hat
mmw.
uupert.
uecause
01
me
fact
that
the
P.G.E.
is
scarcely
a
grain
i
P"1
carry
lnaurance
against
phy-
route,
n
snouw
not
worry
us
what
is
done
with
It
as
long
as
It
is
not
carried
on
into
the
Pesce
country
by
a
private
concern
who
would
have
no
interest
in
shipping
through
Prince
Rupert.
We
niiiv
take
it
for
trrantarl
that
ih
P
r.
slcal
and
property
injury
to
others.
Ml
MCII'.U.
ACT
1
That
legislation
be
enacted
giving
to
every
person,
mate
or
female.
In
all
"J
owiucuuc.
11
uun
IS
to
ue-
We
tlsh
subtact
of
31
!
af
...
i.nrf
!
to
all
froan
whom
a
poll
tax
la
collected)
the
right
to
vote
In
aU
civic
and
municipal
elections.
2
That
legislation
be
passed
pro-blbltlni?
any
person
to
vote
In
any
more
then
one
polling
division
In
any
city
cr
municipal
election.
?-
LcflalaUon
abollahlng
psoperty
qualifications
for
all
elective
aflleee
In
cities
and
municipalities.
A
an
alter
.tatlre
qualWeetlon
we
suggest
Ore
rrars
resldeoce
and
endorsement
by
one
hundred
and
fifty
electors.
I
XKll'LOVt:i
INSI
HANCK
That
we
particularly
request
your
government
to
urge
upon
tke
Domln
ion
Government
the
necessity
of
en
acting
legislation
providing
for
the
creation
of
state
unemployment
Inaur
auoe
fund.
COXCIUATIOS
ltOAHIIS
That
the
neceaaery
legleiataaa
be
unacted
providing
for
the
establish
roent
01
conciliation
Doaras
to
consider
disputaa
of
municipal
and
civic
employees.
ritOVINCIAL.
ri.I'MIIINd
MW
We
strongly
reoommend
the
plaetn?
on
the
pwvlnelal
statutes
of
an
set
regulating
the
Installing
of
plumbing,
and
that
a
eommlaslon
be
appointed
to
act
In
conjunction
with
the
pro
vtnclal
health
officer
to
draft
such
act.
PORT
CLEMENTS
HAS
A
PLAYERS'
CLUB
tnjovable
Entertainment
(Ihrii
at
cjarrn
Chiirlotle
I-UikI
rulnt
PORT
CUraVUnrns.
Psb.
It.
Then
was
large
crowd
la
attendance
t
the
cntertstnment
given
by
"The
Players'
Club"
In
tissue's
Hall.
Satordajr.
ThU
U
the
first
of
It
kind
to
be
staged
by
adults
in
Port
Clements.
The
first
item
on
the
program
was
a
c.anlc
sketch
entitled
"Courtship
under
Difficulties."
the
parts
being
well
swr-
-led
out
by
the
pUyats.
Tse
oat
was
aa
followa:
rrustence
Angelina
Wtntertjottom
Mrs.
W
r
Uastle.
SuaVMletoa.
her
eouetn
C.
0.
SftftJSi
Jones.
In
love
with
her
N.
t,
ose.
The
eeeons
we
akeich
essjtted
"TTHt
Mr
Campbell,
her
fiance
N.
U
Jose.
Jane,
the
maid-
Dorothy
Ronnie.
The
last
item
was
a
farce
entitled,
"The
uplift
Society
of
Buggtnavllle."
the
audience
being
greatly
am
used
at
the
ancient
costume
of
the
ladles.
The
cast
waa
as
follows:
Mrs
Snubblns.
President
UUa
HU
rtred
Peltou.
Mrs
Tattler.
Vice-President
Mrs.
a.
Clccone.
Mi
o
Huddle.
Treasurer
Miss
Louise
Chapman.
Miw
Clubby.
Secretary
Mrs.
W
T.
Kaitle
Mrs
Djoltttle
Mrs
C.
B
Srlgley.
Mrs.
Scrubbltt
Mrs.
W.
J.
Rennle.
Mrs
Veiiitt.
rich
and
deaf
Mrs.
N.
L.
Jones.
Between
plays
good
music
waa
supplied
by
Mr.
T.
L.
Williams
at
the
or-Kn
and,
D.
Crocker
with
the
flute.
Frank
Appleby
rendered
two
solos
entitled
'The
Hoad
that
Leads
to
Mother"
and
Juat
Plain
Polks."
both
of
which
were
greatly
applauded.
Community
singing,
refreshments
and
dancing
brought
tie
evening
to
a
close,
rnd
great
ereSK
Urn
the
eueeeas
f
ttie
evenw
t
due
to
the
wntlrlftg
effort
of
Mr
atMt
tin.
N...L.
.Janes.
NEW
IIAZELTON
Uh
grade
ore
be
been
encountered
In
the
Mohawk
miiu
ah
h.
-
1
That
l..l.l.tinn
k.
..
.
.
ference
for
three
hours
with
the
fJb.
Vk
WM
providmt
for
Health
lnaurance
.
lnet.
the
minuter,
preut
beln.
Pre-
MMTIlVl"
.
M
sl
T
I
T
,U,p"UUn
n.ler
J
D
Maelean.
lion
A
M
Man-
1
Wr
.Ik
Vh
.
..
.
'
Property
which
1.
located
on
reur
son
..tors
general:
Hot,
T
P
Jm
"I
r,
,
T
7"
mLT
'
tUo,m.Mer
f
land,
and
nu
f,
e
I
!
,,
1
t
'
T"
W"B
P",U
'
PPrty
W.
If
suth.rund.
minister
Z
I
by.
"
Drown
of
pllbi,c
Mr,.
a
Mow
n
A
works.
1
-rr
.,..,.,
,...
I"'
""
manager
oi
me
company.
,
-
-""
tin"
arrangements
i
who
...
..
S'tfiJ
DAILY
NfiWS
Mituruav,
r.
ssta-.
perty
and
it
Is
announced
that
the
crew
of
men
will
be
enlarged
in
order
to
hasten
develonmant.
According
to
word
received
here
R.
H.
fleeter.
Conservative
house
leader
In
the
legislature
has
given
notice
that
be
will
seek
certain
Information
aa
b
the
proposal
to
do
away
with
the
higi
level
bridge
across
the
Bulkley
Rive,
t
Hagwilget
and
the
isange
of
alte
of
tlx
bridge.
There
to
an
Improvement
in
the
cedar
bualneas
in
the
central
Interior
The
demand
tor
pole
to
good
and
several
orders
for
twenty-five
foot
poles
are
being
filled
here
for
the
Hanson
Lumber
&
Timber
Co.,
which
tlao
reports
that
it
ha
received
order
for
forty
thousand
fence
poets.
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
of
Haselton
met
this
week
at
the
home
of
Ura.
W.
W.
Anderson.
Frlre
winner
last
week
tt
Mra.
Turnbull'a
were
Mra.
R.
8.
Sargent
and
Mra.
8.
J.
Wlruby.
Sleighing
parties
are
being
enjoyed
almost
every
evening
on
Parent's
hill.
There
Is
a
long
runwav
and
a
bonflr
at
the
top
of
the
hill.
For
an
essay
on
"The
Hlace
of
Confederation
In
Canadian
History,''
Mary
Dennis
of
Dsblne
Indian
School
has
been
awarded
a
bronae
medal
by
th
'
fine
S
Jm
a.
car
fbat
E
Pn't
Amazingly
Low
Prices
TXT'HEN
you
sec
the
New
vv
Series
Pontiac
Six
when
you
experience
its
vastly
im
proved
performance
you'll
understand
why
people
are
actually
amazed
why
so
many
satisfied
Pontiac
Six
owners
agree
in
saying,
"It's
so
fine
a
car
that
words
can't
begin
to
describe
it!"
They
knew
that
last
year's
Pontiac
Six
was
a
great
car
.Mttona
aommltsee
for
the
observance
f
the
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Oonfedera-
tlpet.
Jaok
lllldlteh
has
arrived
hrtnee
Rupert
to
uke
s
posttaos
tse
Hudson
Bay
Oo.'s
store
at
In
The
Udlsa'
Aid
of
the
Hasdton
United
Church
has
sleeted
officer
as
ollows:
prealdent.
Mr.
J.
H.
Young;
Ice-president,
Mr.
.
7bJrt
TomUason;
rea
surer,
Mis.
Boden;
secretary.
Mrs
Titlism
orsnt.
Advertise
in
tbe
Dally
New
NOTICE.
Re-Certificate
TitieNo.
30M
I
to
Lota
five
S)
and
sU
l,
Block
nineteen
(19.
Section
sis
(if).
!e-Certnlcate
of
Title
No
18011
to
Lote
seventeen
(17)
and
eighteen
(18).
Block
tenty-uc
M).
eVtloH
ae-OerUrles'te
of
Title
No.
841
1
to
Lot
nineteen
iioj,
oiock
ten
(10).
Sec-
rranc
ztupwt,
Mp
021.
Whereas
proof
of
loss
of
the
above
r7";w
uea
in
the
name
.r
Mahon,
ha
been
fried
in
this
office,
notice
u
tieeeby
given
that
1
shell,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
first
publication
hereof
laetie
a
provisional
CcrvHloete
f
Title
in
l.-m
of
each
of
the
said
lost
Certificates,
unless
In
the
tNantioT.
valid
objrctlon
as
to
sny
be
made
to
"
me
In
writing.
DATJ.O
.1
the
Land
RecUtry
Office.:
Prtnce
Rupert,
.
B.C.,
thl
Ird
Januray!!
H
R
Ma-LBOH.
1
03
Registrar
of
Title.
and
a
great
success.
But
when
they
inspect
the
magnificent
new
Fisher
bodies
the
smoother
and
more
powerful
engine
the
stronger
chassis
with
its
four-wheel
brakes
and
numerous
other
advancements
they
agree
that
this
is
another
great
triumph
of
Pontiac
and
General
Motors
combined!
Come
in
and
see
how
much
more
your
dollar
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New
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New
Clutch
New
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New
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