PAGE
TWO
fqwhere!
else
but
in
a
"SALADA"
package
can
ybifjobtalh
such
high
quality
tea
for
so
low
a
price
and
bo
sure
that
such
quality
will
continue.
Try
one
package!
If
it
does
not
please
you,
your
grocer
will
gladly
refund
you
your
money.
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
8unday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,'
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN
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-
ManaKing
Edlar.
Or
four
months
for
'
.
.
.
$1.00
FAIR
BOARD
ELECTS
ITS
DIRECTORS
MirnCt
l.TY
IN
KKITHIXH
IM
OKI'M.
TO
f'.tl:
II
V
OX
Bl'MXKKS
LAST
X
If
HIT
LITTLE
INTEREST
SHOWN
IiIph
if
oitlng
up
Entirely
Wu
riitwd
but
Enough
l
rarrj
mi
Whipped
t
After
wilding
out
(or
reinforcement
I
In
order
to
obtain
the
tuvrseury
quo
rum
of
fifteen
persons,
tlie
North
Brt
itikta
Columbia-
Agricultural
and
Indus
'trial
Association,
at
its
third
postpone-
annual
meeting
last
night
finally
elected
the
following
as
members
or
the
Pair
Board
for
the
year
1938
Howard
8:een.
Ben
Self.
Joaeph
Brown
Oe-?-c
B
Casey.
Oiler
Beaner,
J.
0.
SUHSCIMl'TION
KATES
ud
j
j
aillta.
These
director
It
was
City
Delivery)
by
mall
or
currier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$6.00
'suggested
at
the
meeting,
should
take
For
letter
p4rlOU,
paid
Hi
advance,
pel
month
.00
charge
of
the
arto'.rs
of
the
Associa
Dy
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
nvrantime
and.
m
view
of
the
ap-
.i
J
J
m
-
t
i.
:
i
u
sa
Mt
lavi-lr
nf
iitifa.t
in
trW
ExMbi
paiu
in
auvairee
tor
ye-triy
iwriou
a.vu
uon.
defer
1U
decision
as
to
the
advli
r.
.
m
i.
i
..
i
Li-
...-!.
aottry
cu
noiauifl
a
r.ur
tnis
jear
mU
w
a
rjtner
pans
oi
mui.-n
uiurn.Ma.
u
nriusn
nnallv
mr
iTwlltv.tTO
p.I90I,s
wer
cniiure
nu
umii-u
.iimes,
iu.iu
m
.i.ixuiie
ki
jrar
...
n.w
tem)
t0
tne
meeting,
those
present
Uy
mail
to
all
Otner
rountrle,
T
year
I7..W
Including
Fran
Dtl.b.
last
year
Fair
DAILY
EDITION
THE
NEW
THEATRE
CONTRACT
It
is
very
sat
i
-factory
that
a
local
contracting
firm
has
been
able
ti
s.
i
in
tin
ontrnct
for
the
new
theatre.
Mr.
Alvazoff
also
is
to
he
i
I'tijriaJu.'.iK
il
on
having
given
the
contract
to
a
local
firm,
even
though,
as
he
says,
he
had
good
tender
from
Vancouver
concerns.
Mr.
.Aiv.izoit
is
a
man
who
has
travelled
a
good
deal
and
has
SHOULD
HE
EXPLANATION
We
think
Mr
Newton
-houjd
give
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
an
explanation
why
he
changed
hi
mind
in
regard
to
the
Conser
president,
who
ircupled
the
ctii.lr:
W
Transient
Display
Advertising.
ier
inch,
per
insertion
$1.40
D.
vanre.
who
an
secretary,
n
Mus-
Tnnal.nl
ArivertUinir
nn
Kmnt
lniM
ium-
in,
h
!
on
sallem.
Oeorse
B
Casey.
D
McD
Hun-
Local
Readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
per
agate
line
....
Contract
Rates
on
Application
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-
98
Editor
and
86
Reporter
Telephone
-
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.Member
of
Audit
Hureau
of
Circulations
2g,ter.
Msicoim
Mci-cca.
rTcn
scaoam
Thomas
Wilepn.
8.
I.
Parker,
W.
J.
jKlrkpatrlclt.
Mis
8
A
Mills.
Jack
rtemnautll
J
Wilson.
Thamaa
Peddle
W.
V
C.
CNeUI.
Howard
Stem.
J
J.
OIlHs.
R.
Oqlllaon
and
R.
S
Eyolfsen.
Ttie
meeting
was
called
fur
8
o'clock
and
at
8:18
18
men
were
anting
dlscus-
ing
the
Idea
of
giving
up
the
ghost
by
adjourning
Indefinitely
vhrn
O?onr
I
Casey
volunteered
to
go
out
Into
the
Wednesday,
April
4,
1928
highway
to
pick
up
such
members
of
the
Association
as
he
might
find
In
order
that
there
might
be
a
quorum
to
proceed
with
the
business
.
Those
present,
bemoaning
lack
of
appreciation
talked
about
their
time
being
as
valu
able
as
that
of
those
who
weren't
there
and
certain
hopeless
ones
were
think
lng
of
going
home
when
Mr.
Casey
ar
rived
with
his
cohort
members
of
the
executive
of
the
Junior
Football
Leagu:
investigate!
rollilil
tons
In
many
cities.
The
fact
that
he
chose
who
were
staa-lnz
a
meetluu
of
thei
Prince
Rupert
as
the
place
!
ut
his
money
is
an
indication
that
own
downstairs
In
the
City
Hall.
Mean-this
city
stands
well
in
his
eM
imai
inn.
The
amount
invested
bv
the
time
ore
or
two
more
of
the
faithful
time
the
theatre
is
loniiileted
uil
'.e
elo
ti
SUM)
(Mill
unit
that
ia
a
!
dropped
in
and
relief
was
gefftral.
So
good
Jea!
for
residents
of
'am
on
ur
to
put
in
here.
before
anybody
could
escape,
Mr.
DIbb
ad
Mr.
Casey
briefly
but
sadly
ex
plained
the
objects
of
the
meeting
and
the.
election
of
c
(Beers
was
proceeded
with.
Members
of
last
year's
board.
While
willing
to
assist
the
new
board
In
vative
nomination
,
made
a
public
announcement
in
his
naner
every
way
oosibic.
felt
satisfied
that
ami
now
Me
ins
jroiiu
quite
contrary
to
it.
Without
ny'SuggWlOrrjtTiinr
ww-atnsr
-tneir
nur
tnr
vi
ttnei
of
hostili-v
to
him
-we
suggest
that
he
owes.it
to
the
MofiJa
who
to
nominated,
it
was
evinj.Ut
have
so
many
times
elected
him
to
explain
why
he
broke
his
word
to
the
(
uuservative
party.
The
announcements
have
been
public
so
the
explanation
should
be
public.
DIVIDENDS
ON
PRU.MIEK
It
is
to
be
assumed
that
no
reasonable
man
would
suggest
that
the
dividends
on
the
Premier
mine
could
well
be
continued
at
their
present
rate.
It
is
too
much
to
expect.
The
people
who
bought
stock
in
that
company
expecting
it
must
have
been
foolish.
The
company
Will
probably
pay
good
dividends
but
not
as
high
as
those
being
paid
now.
Whether
the
dropping
off
will
commence
at
the
next
quarter
or
be
delayed
for
some
time
we
do
not
know
but
it
ia
hinted
that
there
will
Be
a
change
immediately.
TIIBV
SHOULD
STEP
DOWN
Much
conversation
on
the
street
has
to
do
with
the
probable
action
of
the
Conservative
nominating
convention
next
week.
We
'
suggoat
the
best
thing
to
do
would
be
to
call
off
the
convention.
What
is
the
good
of
meeting?
They
are
now
helpless.
If
they
back
ihe
self-RominateU
candidate
they
put
themselves
in
a
most
humiliating
position
and
If
they
choose
another
candidate
they
will
find
themselves
somewhat
handicapped
by
the
situation
that
has
developed.
Whv
brinir
candidates
here
from
outside
if
nnthinv
can
be
done?
lletter
admit
the
helplessness
of
the
situation
and
submit
gracefully
'
ulng
'
dBt
"hn
tey
.,
,
.
,
,
.
,
...
,
.
,.
.
.
get
together
"
and
eiect
their
officers
for
to
the
yoke
that
has
been
placed
upon
their
necks.
But
it
is
not:
I
1
.
.
.
1
II
I
LI..
L
I.IJ
1
III
.i
.
-
.
'
our
uuainew,
we
anuii
prouui
ne
imu,
no
we
win
gic
no
mure
wot
advice.
,
,
CHILDREN
AND
ritoros
w.
to
kiimiwti;
-it
vkxim:
CKCTIOX
AXI
f'OXMXK
ATTEX-TlOX
TO
Ol.llKK
I'tOI'l.l:
At
the
iirtvttng
of
the
l.ihrary
Boar'l
last
nigh:.
Jamrn
Blutk
presiding.
M:s
OrulkJ'hank
ihr
lllirarlan.
enm:ne'ir'-:l
that
the
Juvenile
section
of
tin
llbrarv
be
clcscd
Her
renauita
w.-.f
briefly
that
there
h
not
".urflnen;
mmipv
'
i
ii,
,
i
i
ii
j
i'.
voted
to
provide
books
for
the
while
library
The
present
building
la
not
large
enough
to
accommodate
the
books
for
all
sections
The
young
children
used
the
books
badly
and
they
needed
replacing
often
and
to
put
the
Juvenile
collection
in
condition
now
would
mean
the
purchase
of
a
number
or
new
books.
Pairy
tales
in
particular
were
needed.
Mlas
Crulkshank
suggested
raising
the
,nr
limit
for
borrowers
to
14
or
18
iitid
Uninn
the
book
ceses
now
aooom-modntlnit
the
Juvenile
boohs
for
the
I"
pose
nf
the
library.
ft
ma-
decided
to
lay
the
matter
on
it-
iiVi;e
for
n
mouth
and
make
a
decision
at
the
next
meeting
of
the
I'.r.arri
No
baking
failures
here
Rpmnrfiq
no
skill
to
serve
ll
1
Just
warm
in
oven,
add
hot
milk
and
delight
the
whole
family
'MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
there
was
going
to
be
no
mad
scramble
for
honors.
Nevertheless
nine
good
men
were
finally
selected,
the
vote
standing
as
follows:
Ihmard
Mrru
IS
lien
self
17
Jor
llnmn
IS
U.
II.
faey
IS
Oiler
IWner
1.1
J.
.
Miivljran
II
l.
Mrl.
Hunter
1
X.
MHftsallrm
II
J.
4.
(lllll.
11
Pred
Wesch
18
Thomas
Wilson
11
W.
J.
Klrkpatrlck
11
O.
I.
Oullck
11
Another
vote
was
taken
to
settle
the
tie
for
ninth
place
between
Mr.
Olills
and
Mr.
Wesch.
the
former
being
chosen.
Much
appreciation
was
expressed
to
the
football
people
for
attending
and
the
meeting
thee)
adjourned.
The
new
board
held
an
Informal
meeting
before
departing
for
the
pur-
GREATER
WAR
COMING
SOON
i
KCTi
iti:
or
i.ii.H..
Ki'i;Ki:it
in;iti
IIY
I.AIidt
Al
IHKXI
K
I..IXT
XHillT
There
were
about
three
hundred
parsons
in
attendance
at
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
to
hear
the
lecture
by
Walter
P.
Salter
of
Toronto.
Canadian
general
manager
of
the
International
Bible
Students'
Association,
on
the
subject:
"All
Nstlons
Preparing
for
War
Why"
Fred
Cameron
presided
and
Cliff
Cameron
played
orxan
accompaniments
for
the
hymns.
Mr
Salter
quoted
freely
from
the
words
of
modem
statesmen
and
compared
them
with
certain
Blblcal
prophecies.
He
declared
that
preparations
were
now
being
made
for
a
colloaml
world
conflict
that
would
be
even
more
extensive
and
more
disastrous
than
was
he
Oreat
War.
After
this
struggle,
he
prophesied,
would
come
the
"thousand
years
of
peace."
'
Mr.
Salter
deenired
that
the
Inter-fiatlonar
BIWe
"
'
StudenliT
Association
would
right
to
a
finish
the
ban
that
haJ
been
pi
seed
upon
It
by
the
federal
Mi,,inment
as
far
as
the
we
Of
the
radio
was
concerned.
If
necessary,
the
matter,
would
be
taken
up
on
the
Moor
of
the
House
of
Commons.
The
speaker
expressed
the
hope
that
the
time
would
soon
arrive
when
there
would
be
religious
freedom.
Mr
Salter's
lecture
war
listened
to
with
rapt
attention
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Newt.
THE
DAILY
NFT7S
O
i
A
Hk
r3jiH'
i
k.
l
ni.N.
i
r
'George
Robinson.
US
Iliason
Ave.
Toronto.
Riding
lor
25
yeus
An
excited
resident
of
West
view
dashed
into
the
elty
police
station
along
toward
eight
o'clock
last
night
with
the
sensational
'
news
that
neighbors
had
Jumped
his
fence
and'
were
chasing
his
wife
with
hammers
and
other
Implement
of
backyard
warfare.
A
taxi
was
called
and
Corp.
Badmun.
night
chief,
hastened
to
the
scene
with
the
distressed
husband
only
to
find
that
the
assault
had
been
withdrawn
and
the
scene
of
attack
was
quiet.
The
husband
said
that
he
was
going
to
lay
niformaUon
this
morning.
Constable
Uarger,
R
C
M
P.
arrived
In
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
tasttl
Ity
SANTA
L
MIDY
Re
sure
In
get
the
(If
inline
ljflk
for
the
word
-MIOV"
Read
Wliat
George
Robinson'
MffiW&elegraph
Messenger
Says
About
The
Safety
of
the
Bicycle
"T'VE
been
delivering
telegrams
in
Toronto
1
for
yearsr
same
as
the
rest
of
the
lads,
in
all
sorts
of
weather.
I
know
what
I'm
talking
about
when
I
say
the
bike's
the
only
way
for
us.
It
is
Easier
to
Ride
in
Crowded
Streets
"I'd
a
mighty
sight
sooner
be
on
the
wheel
down-town
than
on
my
feet.
I
can
get
around
a
lot
easier,
and
safer,
too.
We
Ride
all
the
Year
and
No
One
Gets
Hart
"There
isn't
much
chance
of
getting
hit,
because
the
motorists
sort
of
look
out
for
you
Only
five
of
our
seventy
boys
got
touched
liBt
year-ami
no
one
was
hurt.
Cheaper
than
Street
Cars
and
Sluicker
than
Autos
"Besides,
look
at
the
money
I
save.
I'd
use
the
price
of
a
bike
on
a
street
car
in
a
very
short
time.
And
I
couldn't
get
in
a
quarter
of
the
trips
I
make
now.
None
of
those
traffic
jams
for
me.
I
slip'
around
them."
$fiV
ivM.
JU?
lie
city
from
Telkwa
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train,
returning
to
the
Interior
this
morning.
I
MINERAL
ACT
(Porm
P.)
CEUT1HCATE
or
I.MI'nOVnMEXTS
xoruir:
Princess
Pat.
Lot
43
:
Pilot.
Lot
4M7:
RAP.
Lot
4366;
Obs-:
-er.
Lot
4S6B,
Mineral
Claims,
situate
in
tie
Atlln
Mining
Division
of
Cassia
DU..;.t.
Where
located:
On
Munro
Mountain
about
four
miles
from
the
town
of
Atlln.
TAKK
NOTICE
that
we.
JMsve
Stokes
and
C.
R.
Preset.
Prce
Miner's
Certificate
No.
80080-90001.
Intend,
slaty
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
Improvement,
for
the
purpose
of
obtaining
a
Crown
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
And
further
take
notice
that
aetlon.
under
section
SS
must
be
commenced
before
the
issue
of
such
Certificate
of
improvements,
Dated
this
ftth
day
of
March.
A
D.
l18
U
MbN.
PTtABER,
i
Agent.
"
NOTICE''
IN
THE
MATTER
of
an
application
for
the
tsue
of
a
Provlalonal
Certificate
of
Title
for
Lot
sixteen
(18),
Hlock
sixteen
(IS).
Town
of
Stewart.
Map
818A.
Satisfactory
proof
of
the
loss
of
the
Certificate
of
Title
covering
the
above
l.-.r.d
having
been
produced
to
me.
it
la
my
Intention
to
Issue,
after
the
eaplra-tlon
of
one
month
from
the
first
publication
he.eif,
a
rrov'stonal
Certificate
of
Title
t
the
above
land
In
the
name
of
W
II.
VICKERS.
The
original
Certificate
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