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boy's
work
at
school
compare
favorably
with
his
classmates?
Can
he
learn
T
Many
backward
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owe
their
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6
and
7
Exchange
Block,
Open
Evenings
THE
DAllY
NEW3
?AGE
iWR
T3
&
FaSktai
GO.
(Kew
Uaaeett),
South
Bar,
Lagoon
Bay,
Allfortl
Bay
and
A
CONSISTENT
WINNER
Waterfront
Whiffs
Lockeport.
ffaa
River
Arrandale.
pkeena
River
Inverness
and
Claxton.
Central
Division
Lowe
Inlet,
Bute
daje.
Klemtu
and
Walker
Lqke,
BeUa
Coola
Nimu
and
Tallheo.
ejneboat
Horseshoe
Sink
Near
Lowe
Inlet
Bill
Shrubsall
All
canneries
in
Riven
Inlet
and!
Leaving
orth
Kelpie
Goes
Down
jn
Cow
Bay
Snob's
Inlet
are
now
closed
tor
the
Win.
.
-.
....
-
I
The
seineboat
Horseshoe,
which
dragged
her
anohor
in
Met-'
lakatla
rasauue
about
a
year
ago
and
went
aghore,
an
Indian,
.
Cl.aiiie
Auckland,
being
drowned-as
he
attempted
to
go
to
the
rescue
of
ine
vessel
in
a
skiff
at
that
time,
again
came
to
grief
on
i
utsuay
oi
tnis
week
when,
overladen
with
fish
she
was
delivering
i
u
cannery,
she
started
to
fill
and
finally
sank
in
rather
deep
wi.'.er
wiiiit
an
attempt
was
being
made
to
beach
her.
This
second
accident
to
the
Horseshoe
occurred
at
Seven
Mile
Point,
a
short
distance
south
of
Lowe
Inlet.
The
vessej,
which,
$
owned
by
R.
G.
;
.ounalon,
manager
of
Inverness
Cannery,
was
uninsured.
There
is
'
some
delay
in
getting
salvage
operations
launched.
The
vessel
is
.")0
ieet
iong
and
is
equipped
with
a
20
h.p.
gas
engine.
While
outtound
on
her
last
trip
to
1
ih
fishing
ground,
the
Prince
Rupert
61tna
Rlvr
w
ter
having
..mn
u:at
veraa.
uapt.
-ei
nomp-!bpen
engu.d
in
cannery
charter
mot.
fon.
raiiunea
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
(jUrln.
the
summer
pipnttos.
jt..r.f(i'
Go's
fish
packer
Fredalla
near
,
arcon
Id
The
Varna
suffered
a
broken
-
Um
but
was.
otherwise,
in
sound
conditio.!
so
finished
be;
trip
and,
after
landing
her
catch
tbl
week,
warn
re-po;..j
at
the
MeLaan
Way
as
Seal
Cc
i
little
time
being
lost
before
she
proceeded
on
another
trip.
1
roiler
are
stUl
active
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district
and
are
meeting
with
fair
aucceas
in
cobo
flahlng.
At
Warke
Oanal,
many
boats
are
atUl
engaged
in
this
fishing,
gaabosts
around
the
mouth
of
the
canal
and
hand
trotjera
In
the
canal
Newton
Burdick.
president
of
the
Vancouver
Dry
Dock
St
Sal
vase
Co.
and
other
iSSportant
coast
marine
concern,
which
paid
her
first
call
In
Prince
Rupert
en
Tuesday,
being
on
her
way
to
Stewart
wrtb
her
owner
for
'an
Inspection
of
ftorUand
Canal
mining
properties
in
WbJoA
he
is
Interested
Including
the
Oerrgia
River
Oold
Mine
Ltd.
of
which
he
la
a
director.
Seventy-five
fees
long
and
having
been
completely
recondi
tioned
last
winter,
tbe
Helena
B.
Is
about
the
lat
word
in
appointments
and
modern
fittings
including
shower
bath,
fireplace,
dining
saloon
and
stater
room
aocoanmodauon
for
ten
persona.
be
was
built
to
Hons
Kong
and
la
of
teakwood
tbraughout.
The
wasee!
Is
equipped
with
a
11
h
p.
Hell-Scott
en
gine
with
reduction
gear
which
gives
her
a
cruising
speed
of
about
ten
miles
per
hour.
She
hat
been
spending
two
days
at
Oeorgla
River
and
two
days
at
Hydsr
and
Is
due
to
touch
bore
again
tomorrow
southbound,
Alex.
Saint,
formerly
idenUfbal
with
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Boat
Rouse
here.
Is
engineer
on
the
Helens
B.
which
bee
a
crew
of
four
men.
The
Helena
B.
arrived
here
at
1
o'clock
Tuesday
afternoon,
it
having
been
the
Intention
of
the
owner
to
spend
tbe
afternoon
In
Prince
Rupert,
bu,
when
an
urgent
ntseasge
came
in
frorp
Port
Simpson
to
rush
fire
fighting
equip
mens
there
an
account
of
the
cotiQsfra-tlon
raging
tbe
village,
tbe
owtter
offered
his
boat
tor
the
purpone
and,
she
was
soon
away,
continuing
through
to
Stewart.
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Ooillsoh,
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkineon.
Hugh
Smith
of
the
city
fire
department
and
Special
Provincial
Constable
WUllam
Robb,
who
went
out
to
Port
Simpson
on
the
Helena
B-
returned
to
town
later
In
the
evening
on
the
Pachena
which
was
sent
out
to
get
them.
to
lumntv
KiMinoM
V.
Bugs,
well
known
Prince
Rupert
boatbuUder,
left
at
tbe
end
of
last
week
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Japan
where,
acoompanled
by
Mrs.
Suga,
he
will
apend
tbe
next
three
or
four
months
viaiung
his
native
land.
One
of
the
lli
winter
days
are
almost
upon
usl
Prim
p
Rupert
8alvae
As
Towing
Oo.'s
The
trolling
boat
Royal
IJl.,
belonging
to
the
eatate
of
the
late
E.
Lindseth,
who
loat
bla
Hie
a
couple
of
montrm
ago
In
a
logging
accident
dewn
the
comat,
has
been
returned
to
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
Si
Towing
Co.
by
J.
Llndaeth,
cousin
of
the
deceased,
who
had
bean
negotiating
with
the
official
administrator
for
the
purchase
of
the
vessel.
Norman
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Conuais-ilun.
left
this
moraine
on
the
Princess
Tromng
will
.till
be
going
on'Loulse
for
Ketchikan
where
he
will
be
to
coneioermoie
enent
ir
aouer
engaged
for
the
few
days
on
old-month
yet.
i
cta,
dutla
William
ShrubasU.
since
sue
early
days
identified
with
'the
fish
curing
bust-
The
neat
few
days
wttl
are
the
usual
l
Influx
of
native
boats
bttnslnc
Indians
ness
in
Prince
Rupert
and
more
recently
.
lPOm
v.rtoU4
m
dtstrlct
to
at-establlshed
In
Ketchikan,
has
decked
to
und
tbe
mb
fMtlvltlea.
While
make
another
move.
He
Is
afx
two
,t
to
np)set
vUl
not
be
a
or
three
weeks
In
Prince
Rupert
before,,,,,,
m
mUv
to
thU
time
as
proceeding
to
the
Middle
Wet
states
m
i
douM
to
take
up
an
attractive
ntvaMaltlon
te
qulte
,
!fW
Iof
w
Uwaya
a
that
hM
been
offered
him.
Mr.
Shrub-,
nmtM,
t.
mt
.h
sail
Is
srrotnpanawl
b
Ms
wife.
I(.tli
SKVtltE
COI-ll
Harry
Oaggatt.
vharnager
of
the
government
wharf.
Is
about
Sflsla
after
bavins
been
confined
to
bis
koine
for
a
day
or
so
at
tbe
first
f
this
week
with
a
severe
cold.
smatacow
Bobolink.
Cmpt.
J.
D.
Watson,
arrived
In
poet
TbutaSay
sStemocn
tram
the
Skeena
River
tar
coal
mod
ejtaer
suppUea,
(olng
out
again
the
next
mora
lng.
of
the
most
handsome
and
pala
tlal
yachts
that
has
been
seen
here
thai
season
was
the
Helena
B..
property
of
aboriginal
cltlaens
to
lawn
for
the
occasion,,
a.
S
matter
of
fact,
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
would
not
seem
the
same
without
mar
of
tnem
and
they
mac
as
valuable
visitors
as
any
the
Fair
brings.
HOUK
O.N
fcMllSLS
Oapt.
Peter
lighten
of
Metiakatla
has
had
bla
aelsebeas
Dieky
Boy
in
port
this
week
for
altesatloas'
to
tbe
winch
and
minor
engine
work
at
the
Star
Weaning
Worms.
The
sotneboat
Mote
C.
has
also
been
in
lor
iimHhr
work.
The
Star
Welding
this
week
has
beest
engaged
in
re
welding
of
one
of
the
cylinders
on
Qaat.
Claude
Ketcbum's
tow
boat
Wigwam,
a
hole
having
been
sprung
in
tbe
one
lung-
while
tbe
vessel
won
engaged
In
Sainton
packing
In
Mancint
inlet.
Tne
work
oompleted,
the
W4g
warn
leu
on
Thursday
for
the
Hivtr
to
bring
down
a
boom
of
Alex.
McDonald
of
the
Hre
Hall
has
chartered
his
seineboat
Hector
to
A.
Steppoce
who
is
fishing
with
tbe
vessel
in
tbe
Warke
banal
region.
SI
Swanaon
of
the
Star
Welding
staff
the
early
part
of
the
week
at
Big
FaUs
Cress,
up
the
BastaU
River.
getting
in
commission
a
gasoline
don
key
engine
which
will
be
used
by
the
flat
ions
1
Airplane
Sprues
Co.
in
hauling
logs
out
of
tbe
bush.
When
BUI
Sshslun.
who
Is
out
a-trol:
i
ling.
rtums
to
port
a
sorry
eight
will
greet
b)s
eyes.
Over
the
end
of
last
week,
part
of
tbe
old
McLean
Waya
In
I
Cow
Bay
upon
which
his
south
aeaj
sailing
bgst
Kelpie
was
resting
oollspsarl
!
end
the
ancient
and
well
known
vassal
j
listed
over
on
her
starboard
aloe
Into!
the
vaster
with
the
long
mast
barely!
missing
going
through
the
roof
of
one
sf
the
netgnaonng
buildings.
The
Kettle
Ues
si
more
than
a
4
degree
Ult
and
tbe
tide
flows
In
and
out
of
the
aid
huU.
it
Is
questionable
ft
salving
of
the
vessel
win
ee
worth
the
trouble
end
the
cost.
MfLEAN
YAKII
IH'SY
The
McLean
shipyard
at
Seal
Cove
keeps
busy
with
repair
and
painting
work
and
Mac
Is
already
beginning
to
bemoan
the
fast
that
he
has
not
even
more
room
than
his
commodious
eatab-
llahgaent
nrorWes.
Though
so
new
boat
building
is
definitely
in
sight
as
yet,
Mac
expects
to
keep
busy
throughout
the
winter
on
work
of
a
ture.
Due
to
tbe
heavy
run
of
pinks,
it
now
terms
cents
In
that
the
196
salmon
pack
in
District
No.
8.
of
which
Prince
Rupert
is
tbe
centre,
win
be
the
fourth
largest
on
record.
Figures
have
been
mounting
up
every
week
and,
at
the
end
of
August,
the
pack
steed
at
principal
factors
actuating
Mr.
Suga
In
proximately
990,000
cases
as
osnaBared
making
the
trip
at
mis
time
was
In
j
with
a
total
of
6&5.913
cases
In
1917.
order
to
attend
tbe
coronation
of
the
'
The
only
three
years
exceeding
148
new
Imperor
of
Japan
which
will
take
j
were
1934,
1934
and
194
In
each
of
place
op
November
u
m
Toklo.
which
season
the
pack
was
in
excess
.
I
-
of
one
million
eases
which
this
season
"Only
one
more'
wik
before
the
hunt-
an
hardly
ow
reach.
lng
season"
la
heard
at
all
hands
alone
Weather
has
been
so
dry
and
creeks
he
waterfront,
referring
to
the
open-
low
(
h
bn
d
neees
lng
of
the
deer
sbootlnar
season
on
ry
to
close
a
large
number
of
tbe
September
It.
exactly
one
week
from
Sflninf
areas
recently
in
erder
to
eon-
today.
As
usual,
a
number
of
parties
wve
the
fish
and
addition!
areas
are
are
being
planned
for
the
first
week-
being
dosed.
The
oiuy
varieties
now
end
of
the
season
although
hunting
oon-
w"
packed
are
chums
and
eohoes
and
dltions
are
not
usually
at
their
best
all
mainland
canneries
are
expected
to
around
that
time.
The
season
for
ae-Iose
by
the
end
of
September
with
ti-liy
of
the
nlmroda
wUl
get
In
full
wm
Queen
Charlotte
Mend
plants
con-swing
when
shooting
of
geese
and
ducks
Mnulng
operations
tiU
October,
the
legal
on
October
15.
Burely
"
being
later
there
canneries
remaining
open
ror
fan
rin
are
as
follows:
Queen
Charlotte
blnnds
Massett
power
lug
Paohena
Is
again
on
the
Canneri
(Old
Maasctti.
Langara
Fishing
Halibut
landings
at
prince
Rupert
for
the
present
season
up
to
September
7
stobd
at
19437A0O
pounds
as
compared'
with
a
total
of
19,160,050
pounds
at
a
suntlar
date
last
year.
Canadian
land-'
lng
for
(bis
aoespn,
standing
at
8,120,-1
iOQ
pounds,
are
dose
to
a
million,
pound
In
Meets
of
1928's
5,373,600.
pounds
at
s
similar
date
while
American
landings
were
down
from
13,798,300
pounds
to
13,207,200
pounds.
This
year's
total
landings
to
date
are
down,
about
600,000
pounds
from
the
record!
year
r
1926.
During
tbe
week
of
September
1-7
.
inclusive
s
total
of
646,000
pounds
of'
halbut
was
landed
here
consisting
of
493,000
pounds
American
and
172,000
j
pounds
Oanadjen.
Prices
remained
at
a
fairly
good
level,
the
high
bid
of
the
wtck
for
Ajnerlcan
fish
being
143c
and
8c
which
the
Ignore
reoeived
for
15,000
1
pounds
while
the
hlg.i
Canadian
price
was
12.9c
and
7c
received
by
the
M.
M.
Christopher
for
11,000
pounds.
Tbe
low
price
of
the
week
for
American
flsb
was
11.2c
and
Sc
and
for
Canadian.
11.3c
and
7c.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
:
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
High
Low
SATIUDAV,
SEPT.
8.49
am.
30.40
pjn.
348
an.
14.15
pan.
ilOVplV,
SEPT
10
High
,
11.16
ant.
,
?
Low
4.4t
am.
VIM
High
Low
130S
pxa,
3S37
pjn.
f
.41
am.
1848
pjn.
tVEIIXBMD.W,
KEPT.
High
lt.4J
pjn.
Low
649
ajn.
l40
pjn.
TIII
KSIIAY,
KEPT,
0.48
Sju.
14.17
pjn.
749
1441
rHf
If
13
FRIDAY
EPT.
11
148
S-m.
14.50
pjai.
7.44
am.
304)8
pjn.
SATI'HDAY,
SEPT.
15
44
am.
1443
pjn.
8.17
am.,
30.44
pjn.
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MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
give
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock,
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
Representing
Sillier,
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Prince
Kupert,
D.C.
Dr.
Alexander
rnov:
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choice
EDSON
CASSIDY
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
Ilulklcy
liny
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
53
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
r
If
there
is
anything
In
a
name
"Victor,"
the
prize
horse
of
the
Canadian
National
Express,
at.
Winnipeg,
has
proved
it.
Entered
at
a
number
of
horse
shows
an.l
fairs
in
Western
Canada,
"Victor"
hag
ssored
an
impressive
list
of
triumphs
in
competition
with
the
best
horses
of
his
type
in
the
west,
His
record
is
as
follows:
1626
The
silver
cup
at
the
Winnipeg
Horse
ghow.
JojSS-r-Three"
firsts
at
Carman
Fair,
June
39
-July
2:
Livery,
mare
or
gelding
in
harness
elssi;
road
class;
trotters
or
pacers.
Portage
Industrial
Exhibition,
July
9-11:
1st
in
roadster
class;
1st
in
single
delivery
class;
2nd
in
heavy
harness
class;
2nd
in
best
harness
horse
class.
In
these
events
he
beat
a
horse
which
cost
over
fvVWQ.
Saskatoon:
1st,
best
equipped
road
horse;
2nd,
light
delivery;
2nd,
heavy
delivery;
3rd,
best
road
horse;
4th,
heavy
harness
hone.
mm
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next
Friday,
September
14,
the
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News'
automobile
and
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come
to
a
final
end.
As
announced
at
the
beginning
(in
No.
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of
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rules
and
relations)
the
last
period
will
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one,
not
even
the
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Manager
or
the
Publishers,
will
know
what
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and
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governing
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last
week
will
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carefully.
If
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not
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clew
to
you,
you
should
confor
with
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and
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days
in
which
candidates
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to
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and
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and
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and
point
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ready
now,
and
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Tuesday
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or
Never
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
3rd
Ave,
East.
Phone
83
Dominion
IJoyal
Cord
Tire
Agency
Ford
Cars
and
Trucks
Flat
Rate
Repairs
USED
CARS
W
have
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excellent
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in
used
t"ar.
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if
desired.
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