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THE
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May
i,
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THE
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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Mvery
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Pri
net'
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
I'ULLEN
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Managing
EdLor.
dtmmmmtimii
,
trimaiu$rtff;i
.
yfFuesdy,
May
1,
1928!
TKOUDLE
IN
BGY1T
Trouble
has
bf
en
brewing
in
Egypt
for
a
long
time
past.
Dr.
'
OSWendowsky
in
one
of
his
books
on
northern
Africa
traces
the
source
of
the
little
eruptions
both
in
French
and
British
territory
to
Soviet
Russia.
The
Mohammedan
people
are
extremely
superstitious
and
susceptible
to
cunning
propaganda
such
as
that
originating
in
Mos-eew.
Britain
was
given
the
overseership
of
Egypt
by
the
Versailles
trejr
Slid
several
efforts
have
been
made
by
the
Egyptians
to
remove
ber.
The
legislation
of
which
Britain
complains
is
simply
passtd
for
the
purpose
of
enabling
the
carrying
on
of
anti-British
propaganda
through
public
meetings
and
demonstrations.
They
wish
to
take
u-way
British
control
of
such
means
of
rousing
the
people.
Britain
will
very
soon
bring
to
time
those
who
would
force
her
hands
just
now,
but
unfortunately
that
does
not
settle
the
matter.
It
is
probable
that
there
will
be
more
or
less
continuous
trouble
in
that
country
for
years
to
come.
ADVANTAGE
OF
WESTBKN
ROUTE
RritisJ;
miTTt
iv.
if
is
s';(fff.
have
lwpn
paying
six
cents
a
bushel
more
lhis
winter
for
piMinV
wnc.it
-hipped
l
lii'miirh
t
aimdi.in
Pacific
ports
than
for
similarly
graded
wina;
'i
.
ppeil
t
hmuirli
United
Slates
Atlantic
ports.
s;.ys
the
Kdntonton
j;u.le:ii.
Tin-
lea.-on.
nt
course,
is
that
Canadian
wheat
p;i-ii.v
tin...i,-;i
the
I'm'tcd
Stat,
s
is
mixed
with
the
soft
wheat
of
that
i.uuttry
ami
its
niillinjf
.piality
correspondingly
reduced
Oil!
n,ei
mi;.-
iM-ii.lili.ir-
ihus
p't
a
lllalkei
for
wheat
which
they
could
not
oth.-iuis.-
sell
aluoad.
or
a
price
which
they
could
not
vet
if
tliey
wer.
aide
to
-e'l
The
Uriti.di
miller
protects
himself
l
paying
sonicw
a..'
I.--
than
im-
straight
Canadian
grade
is
w
orth.
Hut
the
rep:.t;-t
mi
f
(
anadian
wheat
abroad
suffers.
This
i
l;
no
means
th-
l';r-:
.-ea-mi
in
w
hieh
the
me
rry
game
has
been
going
on.
nor
the
first
occasion
upon
which
it
has
been
known
to
Canadians.
The
Kailvay
(
'ointni-sion
las;
year
reduced
railway
rates
to
Quebec
in
o.dci
that
nioie
western
wheat
should
go
out
by
a
Canadian
route
and
thus
reach
the
buyer
in
the
same
condition
it
leaes
the
shipper.
In
part
that
action
was
a
response
to
a
popular
protest
against
th.
"one'
..ring"
that
is
done
in
I'.S.
elevators.
The
amoun"
of
the
premium
p.iH
this
season
helps
u
ex
plain
why
so
much
more
wheat
has
gone
out
through
Vancouver
than
in
former
years.
Six
.ents
a
bushel
i-
a
consideration
important
enough
to
unite
growers,
d.-alcis
and
public
authorities
in
a
national
policy
of
keeping
Canadian
wheat
in
Canadian
channels.
BRITAIN
OWNS
MOST
OF
I'.P.K.
Majority
and
cotit
n
)
I
i
:
it
ownership
of
tin-
Canadian
''.
.
iti.
Railway
still
remain-
in
British
ar.d
C..n
I
i
.
i
i
hands,
it
is
clear
from
the
report
of
the
iomp,ii.y
tor
i;iJ7.
AHhougi:
American
hold
ings
of
C.l'.K.
stock
increased
la.-;
year
while
British
holdings
declined
roughly
two-thirds
of
the
total
is
still
accredited
to
investors
in
the
Uominion
and
the
Cnited
Kiagdmn.
The
following
figures
Show
the
percentages
of
-lock
held
in
various
countries
at
te
close
of
IM7,
1
tUt
and
as
indicated
in
C.l'.K.
annual
report!"
r.iL'T
I
!'".
I'.)."!
Cre.it
Britain
IS
s
I
.";
.".o.T".
Canada
Is
ii-
l!l.:;
Ji
l
t
I'nited
States
ll.jo
If.
7-1
Jo.li'.i
Other
countries
r.
til
7.K7
7.4-1
Statements
made
from
time
to
time
in
recent
years
have
conveyed
the
impression
that
the
Canadian
I'acifi.
is
passing
into
American
ownership.
For
obvious
reasons
this
would
not
be
an
altogether
desirable
change,
although
American
investment
capital
is
welcomed
in
the
Dominion.
The
figure-
cited
show
that
the
shareholders
of
the
company
are
still
mainly
Bri'ish
and
Canadian.
It
is
not
at
all
surprising
that
Americans
should
own
more
than
oiie-.iiartci'
of
the
stock,
considering
how
heavily
th.y
have
invested
in
Canadian
industry
since
the
war.
SI0ECLARES
AN
ALDERMAN
I'ltorosAi.
in
TO
1(11)
THK
IN
(A
n.wK
r.tMiwfnx
UiL
OF
AXNOV
Tlw
rat
sltuatlwi
In
the
city
is
be-
eDinliiS
rather
alarfning,"
declared
AMf.
Colhu'i
at
last
night's
council
meeting,
'and
li
yetma
to
ni
mat
drastic
meas-tipc-'
should
be
taken
to
rid
the
place
a
thise
petts.
One
man
ha
;:ld
me
that
he
killed
rats
In
a
very
short
apace
of
time.
I
tellve
Dr.
Cade,
the
medical
health
officer,
has
the
mat
ter
under
his
Jurisdiction.
Has
he
any
i
.....i
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nn
.t.Kjl
t
Advertiar
ta
the
Oallv
New
W
yahmhlt
i
W
"Poktr
Hands"
'
turretW
CIGAR.
ETTES
II
'
1
STKWART
The
Mtfftttt
portion
of
the
Portland
Car.al
district
just
nr,w
la
the
Magee
Wis
station
of
the
Marmot
River
area.
Properties
operates
there
are
the
Aferavx
(ngaerr
Syndicate,
the
Mar-itmd
-aroun
tfotrmeiiv
the
Waahlugton)
lie
tod
ISWnotiftlwr.eoW;
Known
to
......
.
I
U.Av17lr.lln
CMYlim
'The
following
haw
been
elected
director
ot
the
t.
and
L.
Consolidated
Mlrtt
Ltd!.;
President,
John
Hart:
Prank
R.
leeg.
e:
B.
Macnelll.
W.
A.
Webb
arc.
8.
P.
Ctl
Vlctana.
An
extensive
prefnan
of
evelopment
work
wlM
be
inaugurated
this
summer.
The
OonaoMdated
George
Qold-Oopper
plan
to
counteract
the
pests?
No.
U
la
Co.,
Ltd.
has
elected
director
a
fol
no
laUhlng
matter.
There
must
be
iOWi:
p,
jj.
Llnklater.
Victoria,
preal-nearly
a
million
rata
at
the
city
dump
1
dekt;
George-
ii.
Kllbum
Md
Mel
O-
on
Park
Avenue
and
they
are
iprsad-
Brlen
of
Vancouver.
Consolidated
En-
lng
all
over
the
town
Going
home
my-1
gtneera;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
(Morge
ot
self
yesterday.
I
nearly
stepped
cn
one.
stewart;
Jack
Mullen
of
Ingenlka.
and
Steps
should
be
taken
to
get
rid
of
them
Richard
Jones.
Victoria
quickly
as
they
are
one
of
.he
most!
dar.verous
asiPiicles
for
the
carrying
ol
with
ample
funds
on
hand
to
carry
disease."
ii
large-scale
operations
throughout
Aid.
PriKlhumme
agreed
with
Ald.j.g
irasoa
and
wl.n
a
property
that
collart.
Thcv
were
sll
over
town
and
gcn
ertry
adt-antaie
from
location
the
situation
was
becoming
serious
The
,n)
grurtaee
showings
of
ore.
the
8llvr
construction
of
the
streets
was
such
that
opened
up
this
awnmer.
n
gave
them
a
grea
place
to
burrrow.
worj
to
fee
started
as
soon
aw
anew
!.."
had
len
a
successful
campaign
oondltkMia
ptmlt.
The
property
Is
-m-
years
ago
to
rid
the
city
of
rata.
v;nea
ay
alatue
nd
Vaneomef
cap!-Such
another,
he
felt,
ahould
be
under-
lauta
gad
-
RdfLlns
the
Porter-Idaho
taken.
find
Prosperity.
M...
r
McMordle
suggested
that
ther
:.:
ir-'r
be
communicated
I
j
y
OMw
M
back
from
s
Matlneea
'
;
ii
Th"
(I.
i-,m
-a
is
"m?
Dr.
Cade
m
m
irinanuiil
,,.
l
oe
ien
;
w
o
naroo
has
wturnarf
ka
the
CONSIDERATION
OF
NEW
PARKING
BYLAW
AGAIN
DEFERRED
TWO
WEEKS
The
tl-M:--(t
.ii
:
.
'
'cel.
Cfl"
a;n
las'
WM
unable
h,
nt.
it
'.ma
with
caftap
attsr
having
spent
the
winter
in
the
louth.
TrifOe
Wtwetn
Hyder
aad
Stewart
was
ti'nsHly
lntemtpted
last
week
ai
i
resUK
of
a
mudslide
eatashtag
up
part
of
fhe
road
ana
taking
out
a
portion
of
the
bridge
at
the
old
wharf.
.
-,
elaia
AawaatM.
Mstlve
Sana
of
k.-
i.-....
:attoa
of
mada.
aaa
alteted
oSSeen
aa
fol
lows:
;
i':a::;-
uw
a
alaslaWilt,
A
P.
sCMfe:
first
vice-preal-
lakat,
a.
u.
vrorkasan:
aeoond
vice-j
president.
Oeorge
Cameron;
secretary,
P.
I.
Olgo.
Materials
and
supplies
for
the
camp
j
id
write
"d
mining
machinery
la
already
being
-..zat
bve
taken
en
to
the
Knglneer
property,
i.ell.
i
There
la
sarong
leeaU
deoaaad
for
has
been
unlti.
in
the
company.
.
now.
It
In
FAIR
BOARD
ASKS
LOT
FROM
CITY
AND
CASH
PAYMENT
NOW
A
uc.ttMon
from
the
fair
board
-a-n
ii
v
Pic.-.n-nt
It.
P.
ItcOaffery
i
-iM'-.-i
--..t
O.
B.
Caaey
waited
'
.acll
last
night
wKh
the
.-.
o,
-
MOO
ot
the
annual
grant
.
ei.irt
.'
ace
ao
that
necessary
work
:.
:!
o
-
rted
at
the
Agricultural
Hall.
Kr-nio
was
also
made
that
lot
0,
i
-
k
.
..
section
1
be
tranaferred
to
u
:
beard
for
raffle
purpooee.
TBI
)ot
reverted
to
the
city
for
taxa-
l:e
requests
will
be
glvtn
favorable
coiialderatlon
by
tne
city.
Pelt
Seppl
returned
ta
BKwan
last
week
from
a
trip
aoTrtb.
There
la
quite
a
building
campaign
in
Stewart
again
this
aprlng.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Harner
are
amctt
4a
the
aaabtK
after
aarta
aawnt
the
winter
In
Vancouver.
The
Scovll
residence
at
Xlfbth
and
Columbia
streets
baa
been
purchased
by
outside
capital
through
H.
W.
M
Ralston
Go.
Tbe
aaowMl
at
Stewart
for
tbe
past
Winter
totalled
nineteen
feet
which
Is
no
record.
Operations
.
on
the
Ldfceview
were
lUrted
on
a
small
scale
last
week
and
will
be
increased
as
transportation
facilities
improve
and
underground
ccndltlena
warrant.
William
Itetruu.
formerly
foreman
for
tbe
Dun
well,
li
in
charge.
Ore
similar
to
that
of
the
Dunwell
la
being
opened
up
oa
the
Mayflower
property.
Tunnelling
la
proceeding.
H
P.
Olbaon
is
president
ot
the
company
which
experts
to
have
140.000
for
operations
this
year.
Good
pi
ok
rase
la
being
made
on
t'te
tunnelling
of
tbe
Twrnttntu
mine,
tlw
contractors
having
completed
41
of
the
IN
feet
required.
Another
craw
will
be
put
on
wo.
1
retn
aa
aeon
a
supplies
tan
be
tehen
in.
S.
P.
Workman,
obnatrwittofc
engineer
for
the
Canadian
Itoniiaaattiirt
Railway,
has
been
autbnrtaad
to
oatf
tor
tender
for
cqnstructlon
of
the
Bitter
Creek
bride:
clearing
of
right
of
way;
hewn
ties
and
renewal
of
wotodan
culverts
Part
of
the
eawaUM
machinery
has
arrived
and
the
mill
wilt
De
tniflt
near
Bitter
Creek
a
soon
aa
poatlbM
employment
win
be
given
to
about
100
men.
John
P.
Coatea.
prominent
Vancou
ver
mining
eadmtO.
aaa
been
making
an
examination
ot
the
Georgia
River
Oold
Mines
Ltd.
Thefa
waa
too
much
snow
to
make
the
inapeetion
upon
which
future
delpment
would
be
based.
VANDERIIOOF
Bamuel
W.
cocker
attended
the
Con
servative
nominating
oenvenllon
in
Prince
Oeorge
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
spoke
on
"The
Province
of
British
Columbia
during
Crowa
Cotofly
Bay."
Mia
Ins
CampaeU,
who
la
In
train
ing
for
a
tiurse
at
the
Vaaur
Qen-
latel
Hoapitsi
.Mtiemed
haeive
east
week
Mr
aa
gteaa
Miss
t
.if
her'
ttW
'tortou
ill-
!
.
,
......
H
...
Vina
oiover
left
laat
wk
for
Vanoauvei
where
she
wUl
take
up
residence.
Bite
waa
gtwa
Send-off
try
her
many
friend
la
the
Nechako
and
Prairiedale
distrleta
and
a
present
t
ion
was
made.
Mrs
Roy
m.
Taylor
ha
been
elected
secretary
f
the
Women'
AuiUUry
to
the
local
Anglican
Church.
Samuel
lw
last
Tuuadev
made
the
first
Autnmnhiu
tr.n
nf
t
hji
season
from
Vanderhoof
u
Stuart
take.
On
Thurs-
s
e
s
s
&
ear
s
s
s
0
o
s
s
s
s
s
s
s
G
s
s
"Looks
Like
a
Million
Dollars!"
20-year
nickel,
rich,
radiant
enamel
green,
blue,
FLASHING,
maroon
or
black
with
snappy
gold
trim.
Graceful
and
strong
in
every
line,
C.
C.
M.
BicyeJes
look
the
part
they
undertake
to
fill,
and
that
is
to
be
the
quality
-bicycles
of
Canada,
with:
no
superiors
anywhere.
"Oh,
Boy!
a
OOM-J"
Equipped
with
padded
top,
long
suspension,
motor
bike
saddle;
,
Hercules
brake,
the
famous
Triplex
hanger,
Gibson
one-piece,
non-rUstitlg
aluminum
pedals;
top
qual
rf
Tks
Ci
pbonaiof&oe
baa
now
been
moved
from
tfc
omr
af
Stewart
and
Lampitt
aVetfta
to
the
Charlatan
buMUlng
until
a
permanent
appolatmrnt
la
mad.
Miss
Myrtle
Mitchell
is
in
charge
of
e
4Boe.
Fines
ootleeted
through
Us
city
poller
eourt
during
the
month
of
April
totalled
teas
according
to
snnouncemsnt
'
made
laat
night
by
Sergeant
J.
P.
U.
Hannah,
chief
of
the
city
deUchmant
of
tha
provincial
police.
Acepunu
for
the
two
weeks
ending
.pril
37
And
totalling
20.S11.
91
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
city
counsll
last
dlght.
r
hesi
Colds
1ST
Vins
nasi
Need
Direct
Treatment
It
is
an
ob.
i.
stinate
cold
"
indeed
thaf
can
resist
the
direct
double
action
of
Vicks.
Rubbed
on
the
chest,
it
acts
2
ways
at
'(1)
Direct
to
air
passages
with
its
healing
vapors
released
by
body
heat
;
(2)
Direct,
like
a
poultice,
it
'
draws
out"
the
soreness.
ot
ity
roller
chain;
sewn
leather
hand
grip,
drop
side,
automobile
design
modtfuards
with
raised
centre;
Dunlop
tires;
steel
rims;
stylish,
forged
fork
crown;
drop-curved
top
K!
r
bar
tile
bicycle
that
grows
with.
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