Saturday.
August
25,
1928
J3L
-v
Business
Main
Time
is
money
in
business
and
I
make
sure
my
car
is
always
ready
for
service
by
using
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
Championl
the
better
ipark
plug
became
it
ha
an
exclusive
manlte
Intuutor
lpe
dally
treated
to
with
land
the
much
higher
temperaturca
of
the
modern
hlsh-compre.
ion
engine.
Alio
a
new
patenteJ
aolid
copper
(
gaiketiealthatremalnj
i
absolutely
gat-tight
un
der
high
compression.
Special
analyiU
elec
trode!
which
aiture
a
fixed
(park-gap
under
mm
all
driving
condition.
Champion
SparlCPlugs
Windsor,
OnUrlo
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Phones
116
and
117
City
Meat
Market
Seivlg
Hros.
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Ave.
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anil
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Pintio
and
Furniture
Moving.
THE
DAILY
NEW3
PAGE
FIVE
j
Waterfront
Whiffs
Extensive
Alterations
at
Wireless
Stntion
Killing
of
Ernie-'
OUT
TH
Maynard
Shrouded
in
Mystery
Halibut
handings
gh
timber
spars
which
have
served
for
the
pat
eigh
more
flat
the
aerials
of
the
DJgby
Island
wireless
eta4
:n
yuritlg
that
time,
have
become
familiar
landmarks,
les
around,
are
to
be
soon
replaced
by
two
galvanived
angle
I
rori'
tabors,
this
work
to
be
the
major
feature
of
considerable-
improvement
that
are
about
to
be
effected
at
the
local
radiotelegraph
station.
Each
new
tower
will
be
three
feet
square,
of
the
usual
structural
design,
and
about
two
hundred
feet
high
approximately
the
same
height
as
the
old
ones.
There
will
be
three
sets
of
guys,
IVh
elx
Insulators
on
each
guy,
anchored
to
ohtnael
iron
men
implanted
ten
feet
Into
th
ground.
The
tower
will
be
act
on
eonerete
foundation
which
were
put
In
two
year
sgp.
There
wUl
be
seventeen
tons
of
atl
In
two
tower
which
have
been
fabricated
by
the
Canadian
Bridge
Co.
of
WelkwvHl
Ontario
and
the'
material
la
expected
to
reach
here
.
K.,
.
.
b.
C.
Powell
who
baa
been
on
the
tcmrs
will
be
about
$1,500
and
L.
E
;txlmmtT
toeal
station,
will
William,
of
Vancouver
U
here
to
surf-
ta
,eavlng
0
2Q
tor
:rvlse
their
erection.
The
old
rout
will
iu.,..-
,,
hta
,,.
te
dismantled
and
rared
alter
the
ne
ju
M
tN.
Unlvertlty
o!
sartatehewan.
vun
miv
up.
Five
men
are
now
encaged,
under
tha
direction
of
Mr.
CblalMtm
of
Victoria,
in
clearing
land
around
the
alte
of
the
new
tower
and
the
atatloa.
The
hmieea
-f
the
station
are
to
be
remodlled
and
entenaive
alteration
made
under
the
rupervlalon
of
Mr..
Taylor,
alao
of
Completely
overhauled
and
generally
slicked
up
with
tha
generous
appllce-Uon
of
the
paintbrush,
tfce
Prince
Rupert
Selvage
&
Towing
Co.'
amall
harbor
boat
Sslvagtae
baa
now
bean
renamed
June
in
honor
of
the
little
daughter
of
the
manager.
Capt.
W.
P
Armour.
I.OUI
rOTTONMOOII
I.ooh
Leading
haa
been
In
prog
ran
at
Ute
dry
dock
thla
week
of
a
large
aoc
Ith
eottonwood
lag
from
Terrace
lor
cell
very
at
the
Laminated
Matertala'
ve-
rer
mill
at
New
Westminster.
Arthur
Oolllaon
formerly
of
thla
city
.'nd
for
the
past
few
year
tocated
in
'he
aouth.
haa
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
and
assumed
duty
aa
local
agent
tor
the
Union
Oil
Co.
BUI
Morris,
lata
of
the
Mmaalirm
Orooary
Co.
Ltd..
ha
Joined
the
uuT
aa
buck-keeper.
t
Oarofanl
of
the
Ward
Electric
Marine
Supply
Oo.
staff
left
on
Thursday
for
Vancouver.
He
aspects
to.
be
way
for
a
couple
of
week
and.
while
in
the
south,
wtu
take
tha
runaassry
eaanlnatlons
to
qualify
aim
for
a
mov
ing
picture
operator
Ucenee
prepara-
(ory
to
Jolnlag
the
BtaK
of
the
West-holme
Theatre
In
that
capacity.
After
a
three-weak'
crulae
down
the
cutest
aa
far
aa
Bella
Cool.
Harry
Ward
returned
to
port
late
Thumdey
ntgat
with
his
powerboat
Bonanza.
His
guests
n
the
trip
were
Mr.
and
Mm.
Doug
Stork
and
Mia
lorna
McLaren.
They
reported
a
very
enjoyable
outing
which
was
featured
the
most
of
the
way
with
"pMendtt
weather
and
no
ua
toward
incidents.
Return'ng
home,
they
wont
Into
Lake
Rhatada
where
a
few
days'
suceeas
it
angling
rounded
of
a
moat
aueees-
ful
Jaunt.
Snroute
from
Port
Simpson
so
Port
Baetngton.
Or.
R.
O.
Lars
made
a
brief
call
in
port
on
Wednesday
with
ttia
power
cruiser
Suabxam
III.
IS
MDTOHINO
IIKKK
WlUlam
Drak.
tale
manager
for
the
Idward
Upaett
Oo.
and
formerly
In
charge
here,
la
eapected
to
arrive
In
the
city
within
tha
art
day
or
so
on
a
visit
of
Inspaetlon
to
the
local
business.
Accompanied
by
hie
wife
and
oMM.
he
is
motoring
aa
far
a
Haaalton.
They
left
Vancouver
last
Saturday.
For
lu
local
delivery
service,
Hdward
LlpsettlPrtno
Rupert
Ltd.
put
Into
operation
this
week
a
1
ton
Oraham
truck,
replacing
the
former
OWemoblle
delivery
van.
CompleUng
haa
rat
voyage
to
the
Ashing
grounds
following
the
rarest
installation
of
s
new
Oardner
dies
el
engine,
he
local
halibut
boat
Mary
M.
Christopher.
Capt.
Alt
Jacobean,
arrived
tn
port
n
Wednesday.
She
had
a
oateh
of
14.-ooo
pound--her
largest
In
many
a
.moon.
The
motor
performed
perfectly,
Cipt.
JacobMa
reported.
The
annual
conference
of
the
Paclfle
coast
worker
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
will
be
beta
In
Vancouver
on
September
5
and
A
tending
from
here
"NAVIGABLE
WATEKS
PHO-
TECTI0N
ACT.
It.
S.
C
140
iv,H
Trf.tui
xtlnlne
OomDonv
Lim
ited
hereby
give
notice
that
It
haa.
under
Section
7
of
the
aald
Act,
deposited
with
the
Minuter
of
Public
Worka
t
Ot'.wa.
nd
in
the
office
of
the
District
Registrar
ol
the
Land
Regiatratlon
Dla-trlct
ol
Prmee
Rupert
at
Prince
Rupert.
B
C.
a
description
of
th
alte
and
the
nlani
of
the
wharf
and
dolphins
pro-nosed
to
be
built
on
the
foreahorf
near,
rzTl
,u
,
t
K
Marmot
RlW.
Prt-
land
Canal,
in
front
of
Lot
Number
Pour
Hunrlred
Sixty-seven
ioi.
ue-snr
Diatrlct.
Brltlah
Columbia:
AND
TAKE
NOTICE
that
after
the
expiration
of
one
(I)
month
from
te
date
or
the
iirst
publication
.of
thla
Notice.
Porter
Idaho
Mining
Company
Limited
will,
under
Section
1
ot
the
aald
Act.
pply
to
the
Mlnlater
of
Public
...
nffiM
in
the
Olty
of
plaiu
and
ana
tor
hTJ
Oo.umbla,
UrERAU01NTNO(
COMPANY
UMITEO.
I
will
be
D.
B.
Finn,
director.
Dr.
T.
In-gvaldeen,
II.
N.
Brockleefey
and
L.
F.
emith
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisher
Experimental
Station
st.1.
They
will
leave
for
the
south
on
Saturday
evening
of
next
week
and
will
be
away
for
about
two
week.
l
ISIIKItMKN
.1111
SCIENTISTS
To
aaalat
In
bacteriological
researches
being
carried
on
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
sev-eral
local
halibut
boat
akippera
are
Uk-Ing
awmb
from
halibut
aa
they
come
ftom
the
sea.
before
contaminated
by
contact
with
the
boat,
bold
or
outer
meana.
Tbew
twab
are
being
turned
over
to
the
local
atatloa
which
In
turn
forward
them
to
Prof.
Wilfrid
Sadler
of
the
University
of
British
Oolumfeji
who
la
engaged
In
the
investigation
of
the
discoloration
of
halibut.
Capt.
Cbr.a
Hendrtcssan
of
the
nail
but
boat
Olb-on
recently
took
Prof.
Sadler
and
D.
B
Finn,
director
of
the
station.,
an
a
aaoi
'
trip
to
the
Hecate
Strait
heJihui,
grounds
when
the
scientists
obtained
acme
swabs
themselves.
With
Capt.
Paul
Armour
In
charge.
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
4c
Towing
Co.'
power
boat
Neas
Rtver
left
early
Thure-
day
morning
lor
K
ha
tad
Lake
with
a
party
of
angtoea
cotiaJetlag
of
Hubert
Ward.
Lou
Kerala,
MUtoo
Ooaaalea,
M.
L.
Stepp.
Bob
Hemming
and
Roy
Nlcb-
ols.
The
doughty
Oabennen
are
expected
back
today
H
they
hTe
oat
Sabed
out
the
lake
ere
thla.
The
wort
boat
New
Xra.
formerly
the
property
of
the
defunct
Bmeraon-Ou-mom
logging
concern,
has
been
aoM
to
two
Burn
Like
men
who
are
figuring
on
fitting
it
up
for
Ashing.
The
New
Ira
haa
bean
moored
at
the
floats
of
the
PrtBee
Rupert
Salvage
Towtnn
Ob.
tor
tha
pact
fe
Power
tug
Setvage
Prtneeea.
negshlp
of
she
Prhkre
Rupert
Salvage
it
Towing
Oo.'a
Oeet.
which
has
been
packing
tc
the
Shannon
Bay
and
Perguaon
Bay
canneries
in
Masaott
Inlet
for
the
past
fortnight.
Is
now
operating
out
of
the
South
Bay
cannery
and
is
expected
to
return
to
port
la
about
a
fortnight's
rtriiENi
hick
Coming
off
a
month's
pecking
charter
to
Port
hdward
cannery
at
the
end
of
last
week.
Priase
Rupert
Selvage
at
Towfhg
Co.'s
power
vessel
Pacbena,
Capt
Martin
Johnson,
mad
a
trip
to
Huston
I
oist
on
the
Quean
Charlotte
Islands
the
latter
part
of
thla
meek
wtth
a
nar
ty
Of
fuVea
workers
for
the
saltery
there.
"Show
me
she
way
to
the
Plata
Zx-
ebeaaw."
ts
the
Utle
ot
an
ode
which
a
esrtaln
popular
waterfront
musician
la
contemplating
dedicating
to
no
less
a
personage
than
our
well
known
friend.
Col
Jack
Nleboua
of
the
Canadian
Flan
Mt
Cold
Storage
Co.
It
appears
that
last
week
Jack
waa
showing
Al
liagai.
One
of
the
Sab
magnates
from
Vancou
ver,
around
the
place
and
the
local
host
thought
that
a
visit
to
the
bidding
nation
at
the
Pish
Bacbang
might
prove
Interesting
Pladtng
the
Fish
ex
change
waa
the
interesting
part
ot
it
for
Jack
aa
It
aeemed
that
ha
bad
forgotten
the
Exchange
had
moved
over
a
year
ago
from
its
old
quarters
over
the
Government
wharf
to
Ita
new
home
over
the
Nelson
Trading
Co.
Result
was
that
Col.
Jack
climbed
a
flight
of
stain
unnecessarily
and
showed
a
surprising
lack
of
knowledge
aa
to
where
the
beetle
bidding
goes
on
and
the
money
talks
every
day.
Tetnpua
fugit
and
o
did
Col.
Nichols
as
ha
looked
for
the
Fish
Exchange
tor
hi
tourist
friends.
John
Curtle
Si
Son
have
completed
the
contract
of
building
the
houoe
tor
a
log
alarm
which
la
to
be
established
by
the
marine
department
on
Lucy
Is
land,
moving
their
plledrlver
and
equipment
back
to
town
veat
enter
The
feat
born,
one
ot
the
moat
powerful
In
northern
waters
la
now
In
process
ot
In
stallation.
Power
cruiser
"88"
of
the
Prince
Salvage
&
Tow
In
Oo.'s
tket
rnaee
a
two-days
trip
at
the
first
of
the
week
to
Klncollth
and
Port
Summon
wit.h
Dr.
E.
L.
Stone
of
Ottawa
director
of
medical
service
of
the
Department
of
Indian
Affair
and
W.
E.
CoHlaon,
local
Indian
Agent.
Dr.
Stone
and
Mr
am.
Ilaon
vlalted
Metlakatla
on
Wednesday,
making
the
trip
on
the
Naas
River
Dr
Stone
left
for
the
East
on
Thursday
morning,
enrout
to
Ottawa.
A
KOVIX
HOLIDAY
0.
H.
Nlehols,
Seattle
newapaper
man,
is
pendmg
hi
lummer
playing
the
part
of
a
salmon
troiler
In
Southeastern
Alaska
water
and
thoroughly
enjoying
(conttnuid
ou
pig
U)
'or
New
Candidates
and
Late
Starters
In
appreciation
of
the
ambitious
efforts
mnde
by
candidates
in
The
Daily
News
mighty
$4,000
Gift
Distribution
to
date,
a
new
$200
Competition
is
announced
to
be
given
in.
the
form
of
a
special
cash
prize
of
$100
to
the
candidate
in
each
district
making
the
best
showing
on
subfcriptions
turned
in
during
the
next
eleven
days.
This
is
the
rea'
STARTING
TIME
of
the
big
vote
race.
Big
votes
and,
big
points
will
be
given
until
August
31.
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subscription
turned
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this
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ways
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cash
prizes.
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extra
prize
dnys
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but
eleven
in
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make
the
most
of
their
time
between
now
and
August
31
will
profit
in
extra
cash.
A
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Merit
Casli
Prize
A
cash
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in
each
district-
who
make
the
most
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on
subscriptions
turned
in
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most
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cerjt
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6
points
2
years
...
16
points
2
years
...
12
points
3
years
...
24
points
3
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...
18
points
4
years
...
32
points
4
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points
5
years
...
40
points
5
years
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30
points
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years
...
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points
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6
years
...
36
points
The
above
schedule
shows
"HOW
SUIJ-SCMPTION'S
COUNT
IN
TOINTS"
in
the
new
campaign
for
the
?200
COMPETITION
which
is
announced
today.
You
will
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night,
August
31,
count
more
points
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
following
week.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
points
in
the
$800
COMPETITION.
EACH
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prise
Campaign
now
has
the
opportunity
of
entering
the
$200
COMPETITION,
and
any
subscriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
in
the
4,000
prise
campaign
and
points
in
the
$200
Competition.
WHAT
IT
MEANS
You
csn
win
in
the
200
COMPETITION
and,
at
the
same
time
ami
with
the
same
subscriptions,
enhance
your
opportunity
of
winning
one
of
the
two
cars
or
the
cash
prises
in
the
$4,000
prise
campaign.
It
is
possible
to
win
big
in
each
of
the
campaigns
as
they
are
separate
competitions
and
winning
in
one
does
not
restrict
or
hinder
a
candidate
in
any
way
from
winning
In
the
other.
Candidates,
here
la
your
opportunity.
All
candidates
start
Friday
on
an
equal
basis
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
all
have
equal
opportunity
of
winning
regardless
of
their
present
standing
or
time
of
entry
in
the
$4,000
prise
Campaign.
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YOUR
NAME
IN?
Phone
534
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PIUNCK
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DAILY
NEWS
Campaign
Department
Nomination
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in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins'
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enter
and
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6,000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs,
as
a
candidate
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one
nomination
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will
be
credited
to
each
candidate
IF
NOT
ENTER
TODAY