Uday,
April
24,
1928
ft
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THREE
Local
and
Personal
,
j.M
Nione
871.
113
?
reduce
the
Tire
mi'
.''K.i
;iy,
i
to
and
8
to
10.
t;
.
iaii
miicrt
Diion
4.
Olrle
Drill
Ti
ti
llieiids
ifeaiiv
Harvest
dP
;
u
O.
A.
RU
Mti
itnuit
to
tb
..
null
thla
stawert
on
mrtiiiiiiim
.u
;o
wwweageywwrwae
I
l
1
Hunter
of
Anyos
U
pee-
,.i,kI
ihe
Catala
today
going
h
nut
outer
enroute
to
(Ml-
1'
i
Slienton.
inspector
Of
IHtMt,
m
,!
to
the
city
on
the
Ceteia
tola
tuiiowing
brief
trip
to
Mow
omclal
duties.
'
j,v
Mies
Harrison
on
"I
Presbyterian
Cbureh
yea
lots,
April
M
it
I
PJB.
Tab
Will
inimical
program.
Silver
ool
i'
:'.K)t.
assistant
dlatrtct
esy
i
:i.c
provincial
department
ol
m
Atlin
riding,
arrived
in
iiojn
Anyox
on
the
Catala
talk
.,.
McMrekln
announoM
that
he
irom
the
retail
grocery
boa
.
Mn)
l.
aftar
wblob
data
be
,
:
t
i-ed
in
tba
eholaaali
bro
i
!)!l-IIICaS.
!
11
H.n-.on.
B.CXA
gad
R.
M
iccrned
to
tba
otty
on
th.
morning
aftar
ha
Ting
apent
i
ax'Ic
or
ao
at
Alloa
Arm
on
.
busineaa.
r
.
.oy
of
Ma
Oyehara,
Balmoral
lio
died
in
tha
Prince
Ru-'!
'
Hwpltal
on
fltindny.
was
.!.,
to
Port
Baelagjton
where
t
:.:.:
M1
be
,il
Mrs
T.
AaUaua
and
sons
i.
residents
of
Anyox.
art
ujoard
the
Obtain
today
go-':.
to
Vancouver
tor
a
three
..'
.-imy
trip
south.
M.
.
F
Bby.
DtiiU-d
Church
Port
Simpson
and
Mm
Bt
aboard
tha
Catala
today
,.m
to
Vancouver
wnere
Mi
.id
a
church
conference.
M
iuire.
well
known
Stewar-'
in
arrived
In
the
city
frojr.
"I-
the'tkOlafrrta
aaornfa
.
ti
been
aSentitied
wur
,:i.eiii
of
the
WoodbUie
mine
-..iner
CaUla.
Capt
E
A
hi
urd
to
port
at
10
o
clock
.
irorn
Anyoa.
too
art
and
nil
points
and
will
aall
at
i"
afternoon
lor
tha
south
ucrald.
one
of
the
Fltr
n
who
are
prominently
Portland
Canal
mining
;MMtengar
aboard
the
Cauls
'
through
from
Stewart
to
'
'
O.M.I.,
of
Stewart,
re-i,r
city
on
that
afternoon's
Terrace
where
he
took
last
"Him
in
the
Roman
Cath-Tatiier
Leray
will
proceed
f
the
week
to
Stewart.
i
nt
is
on
foot
for
the
cs
"f
Oyro
Club
at
Ketchi-
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
ao
far
'
north
club
In
the
world
Huonaor
and
will
ahortly
f
it
members
north
to
ae-uustion
work
at
the
"Pint
i
.ir
d
w.
Davis,
bead
of
the
w
ltd.
will
return
to
ccdar-
'
miurmw
morntns'a
train
fol
1
'
of
s
few
daye
in
the
city
'
Asked
aa
to
extensive
'
i.
-
which
it
u
reported
tlx
'''":
"
',:xut
w
undertake,
Oover
"
"
tted
that
he
had
nothtn
'.:.
"mo
t
thla
time.
"riving
in
the
city
from
'
""
'"
the
Catala
this
morning
M'
Msthlaon.
Mr.
Johnston.
""
M"'
f.
Archdaaoon
O.
A
Ma.
'
kl"'''
T.
J.
Shenton,
M.
O
'
liarle
McMillan
and
Oh
as.
,"'"
'
m
Stewart:
K.
Perry,
8.
Q
''
'
curaon.
n.
L.
Mullett
and
,
from
Anyoa,
and
L.
H
"
n
M.
WHght
from
Alice
'vinimTl0V
(.
t.AKM
,vool)IUTPi
"
uniK
showed
that
the
total
11
'
producu
produead
from
"'
'
'rni
woodloU
was
$71,000,000.
.
AN
NOUN'CIJM
KNTS
.
m
Api'.i
J7
Kutertairunent
and
Oamn
"''v
J1"'"e
Annual
Daaaar,
Thura-
m
Moose
Hall.
h"n
Mooae
Hall.
Prtday.
I
''.
nits.
May
18.
I
which
fails
to
quench
it
when
its
Iwjffl
0
-
useful
purpose
has
been
served,
is
the
I
ENEMY
to
mankind.
He
who
by
neg-
W'
?f?
:v
I
lect
causes
fire
in
the
forest
may
well
,
f
1
expect
the
same
treatment
as
would
1
to
be
on
time.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
Bast
at
340.
was
reported
thla
morning
Alas
MoRae
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trlr
to
Bkeen
River
cannery
points.
Southbound
from
Alaeka
porta
to
Vancouver.
CPJt.
ateaaier
roncoat
Alloa.
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
is
oue
am
tomorrow
afternoon.
t
Prad
Ward,
for
intoxication,
was
,tu
saa
afith
the
oDtiOn
01
uimv
days'
imprisonment,
by
laigistratf
ajc-
I
.
.
,,
thla
mora-
Clymont
in
nty
poiws
41
saaetes''vlf'l
Montreal
chlrt
of
cat
sarvlos
of
the
Canadian
Mat
Una!
Rail-Laa4V
T.
P.
White
of
Winnipeg.
rintMMent
of
car
service,
will
ar-
ne
in
W
eay
"
-
prlnof
Oaonjg
tomorrow.
proceed
last
b
train.
t.i.
i
.na
aalina
Danes,
tu
I
U
F
Saava
9
awn
"
dlan
girl.,
ware
found
guilty
of
intokl-
cation
byMaflete
umjw
"
-"'
police
court
thla
morning
and
were
each
given
thirty
days'
auapa"!
sen
tence.
A
drunkenness
cnarge
"--
Alfred
lunes,
also
an
Indian,
'
uilwitU.
11
4UaT
EllBsB
FIRESIDE
CLUB
HEARS
MRS.
J.
C.
BRADY
ON
FRANCIS
THOMPSON
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Rapiut
fireside
Club
wta
held
last
evening
in
tha
Church
parlor:
thru
n
lante
attendance
of
jhombers
and
trier.
.
and
an
evening
of,
unusuti
p!ou,iu.
and
profit
waa
enjoyed.
The
pm
c:pil
reature
Of
the
program
was
a
veiy
uc-llghtful
talk
by
Mrs
J.
C
Brady
i:i
aba
Uftt
and
work
W
Francis
Tli;i:n;xson.
the
Bhgllah
poet.
Itapeafcaa
sketoh
of
the-
pwi's
Btrange
an.
I
r,,tollowlng
thla
will)
very
AM
of
s
number
of
his
8.
A.
Maheraor.
dcllulited
the
audi-
ence
wlh.-aaeeral
songs
rendeved
in
hia
usual
artiitic
style.
Miv
Ruiptt
Walker
was
the
eflli'lent
ncrtuiuRnlst.
Pleasing
plnnrforle
jolis
were
contri
buted
by
Mlas
Owen
Brady
V.
Hous-
tr.it
-ted
aa
chairman
The
vnr
Rev.'
W.
T.
Price
voiced
the
thanks
mMtlm;
to
the
jwr-
formsrH
fir
then-
v
-i
o!Teetie
srvlrew.
At
the
elnf
dainty
iments
were
j
mi
vert,
the
hosteiwes
beiiij,
...
I
oY'.n
d.id
Mr..
Oioeu.
!
,
wmXt.
w
i
okknt
rnunrrTN
i,
V
i
Tlie
value
of
Hie
iinuuW'
harvest
of
',
Canada
'
foret
is
not
far
short
o;
5OB.O00.000
even
v.
ltt
t
lie
.present
aomc-what
wasteful
njtt.Kxh
of
exploitation.
H
has
been
estimated
that
by
proper
protection
and
man.iKemosVt
the
accessible
rarest
land
of
Canadb
oan
be
made
to
produce
at
le
throe
times
the
I
iresent
annual
cut
in
perpetuity.
BETTY
CAPSTICK
IS
WINNER
OF
ESSAY
PRIZE
COMPETITION
Word
has
Jiw.N
'ii
refetved
that
la
connection
with
the
efsay
competition
on
"Plre
Prevention"
Haunted
by
the
Ancient
and
Honorable
Order
of
the
Blue
Ooose.
a
first
prlae
modal
hai
been
won
by
Batty
CapstlckV
and
special
mention
obtained
by
Marie
Muaaallem.
Doth
of
these
are
pupils
of
the
Booth
Memorial
School
of
this
elty.
The
competition
waa
arranged
by
the
Ancient
and
Honorable
Order
of
the
Blue
Oonse
(a
body
of
fire
insurance
n-.en
taking
an
active
Interest
In
the
'
welfare
of
the
province
i
and
the
Vancouver
Fire
Iusurnnce
Aftnta'
,nn
The
provui.c
ws
divided
luto
ulue
districts
and
medal
were
allotted
our
for
high
school
competition
and
one
f
r
public
school
in
each
district.
Betty
CnjifUck
was
live
winner
In
Dlatrtct
No.
1
ol
the
first
prise
medal
for
public
achodts
and
Marie
Musaallem
received
special
mention.
The
medal
tor
high
schools
in
the
district
went
to
John
A.
MacdonaM.
Klnoollth
High
School,
Kin-eolith.
,
The
pupil
are
to
be
congratulated
on
!
their
successes
which
also
bring
credit
to
their
schools
and
the
district.
I
H
l.riVOOII
I'KQM
OI
K
t
WHMH
!
About
one-third
of
the
pulpwood
used
In
Canadian
pulpmllls
cornea
from
far
ruers'
and
settlers'
holding.
I
.
...
j
i
pa
Is
oEtcn
than
a
heavy
meal
Canadian
national
QTjc
Largefl
Kailway
SyJlcm
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Sailings
from
1'IUNCE
IUTKIIT
for
VANTOI'VKK.
VHTOHIA.
ktHlR.
and
Intermediate
points,
each
Till
KIV
and
!l
NKAY
at
11
pin.
For
KHT(
IIIKAN
and
ANYOX.
each
tVKIKMAV.
4
pj&.
For
HTKtVAUT
each
KATl
KDAV
at
10
p.m.
For
NOUTII
and
S(H
TU
Jl'KEN
I
IIAIU.OTTE
IM.AMl,
Fortnightly.
PASSENOEU
TRAINS
I.KAVE
PHINt
E
IMTEItT
Bach
MOMi.W,
WCDMMOAY
and
SATI
RHAY
si
li
stntm.
tor
I'ltlNCf!
(JKOItdE,
EDMONTON,
tVINMI'KO.
all
points
ButeMWonada.
OMted
Btatea.
..
,
w'
'
'
AOENCt
All.
OCEAN
.
HTfJAMSIIIP
LINES.
t!
Canadian
National
Enprexa
for
Money
Order.
Fore'ltn
Cheque.,
etc
also
for
your
next
shipment.
CITY
TICKET
OFFICE.
818
TIIIHD
KM..
PKINt
E
KtU'EKT.
lbon
Z
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert.
1W
VANCOUVER,
VICTOKU.
SwanMtn
Iht).
Duledale.
Arert
Hay,
efe.
Tnemlaj.
.1
tun.
I'w
ANCOI'VElt,
VICTORIA,
llule
lule.
Alert
Hav,
etc..
Italurday,
J
a.ni.
Far
I'tlllT
MMI'jkin
and
NAAM
HIVKR
POINTS,
Friday.
ALICE
ARM.
ANYOX,
NTtiYVAKsS
WALES
ISLAND.
PORT
SI.tlPSON.
Sundai
8
p,m.
ltl
nd
Avenue.
R.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
Prltwe
Hapert.
RC.
Throuxh
ticket!
sold
to
V
let
oris
and
Seattle,
ahd
baggage
cheeked
thrnuiri
to
destlnatlor
r-
1