'"
MtSUIqRIPTION
HATES
City
delivery,
BHCar
Carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
For
leaser
perwazmia
in
adanceper.'mqnth
By
mail
to
all
partfetirilitrn
and
Cental
British
Columbia,
I
The
citv
council,
on
.
.
n..9i
i
recommendation
oi
tnc:,ooara
oi
forks,
decided
last
night
to
call
for
tenderer
the
1929
iWrnm
of
concrete
sidewalk
construction,-Which
con
i
sists
of
the
south
side
of
Third
Avenue
wesfrbf
McBride
paid
in
advancmyMy
Period
......
3.00
tv,a
ennth
sirte
nf
Second
Avenue
frnm"
McB
ride
Transient
dMir(,
per
incU
insertion
Mo
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.
d
gt
t
TKiijf
SAvfehue
fromSeventh
to'
SaTre
Eighth
Streets,
the
northf
Second
Avemie
W
Classified
advertising,
per.
insertion,
per
word
.02
Sixth
to
Seventh
Streets
and
the
east
side
of
Seventh
Street
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
I5,fr0m
Second
to
Third
Avenue.
Decision
was
not
reached,
Or
four
months
for
-..
l.oo
(
however,
until
after
a
clash
had
occurred
between
Mayor
Pv
mail
i
r,
all
ntVioi
nqrfa
rif
I?rtHali
PnllimVtio
flio
tlriflall
Tvm.
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ui.
i'ruanomme.
pire
and
United
States;:
paid
in
advance,
per
year
..........
G.00,Th
aUer
gpoko
jn
critici8m
of
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
...86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,.
April
16,;l929
the
recommendation
on.
the
ground
that
it
did
not
go
far
enough
but
should
also
include
sewer
construction
in
connection
with
which
he
charged
incompetence
and
extravagance.
Aid.
Prudhomme
did
not
sec
150,000
cents
had
been
squan-j
dered.
:
In
answer
to
at
question
by
Aid.
Collart,
AleL,
Brown
stated
that
the
city
engineer
would
also
J
make
a
tender.
The;
ecommenda-1
tion
was
then
adopt!-
j
1
he
remainder
Qf!ast
year
s
how
eontractors
could
compete
;
concrete
sidewalk
program
will
with
the
city,
wh'ch
had
complete
completed
by
the
city.
In
ex-equipment
for
building
of
concrete,
paining
this.
Mayor
McMordie
sidewalks.
With
nroper
manasre-1
,,.
i
,u.
.nu,..nr)
THE
USUAL
SYSTEM
!ment
the
city
should,
be
able
to
Tuoeday,
April
10,
1923
fAGE
FOUK
THE
DAILY
iNEWS
ENGLISH
ARISTOCRACY
VIEW
INTRICACIES
OF
CITY,
DEEP
WAR
DANCE
City
Council
Decides
to
Call
for
-j
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
KUrEIlT
-
URITISH
COLUMBIA
Sidewalks
Tenders
to
Construct
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Excen
Iwcnt
Sunday,
b
by
Prince
Rupert
.
i
.
(:(
uauy
news,
ijimj
enue
n.
Buimtss
Section,
Bylaw
Passed
II.
I'
PULLEN
-
-
Md'iTSg,nEdJrt'(
i
i
ii
i
'.'
in
advancetfJujb
The
League
of
Nations
Society
in
Canada
has
followed
build
these
walks
much
cheaper,
with
the
carrving
on
of
the
in
the
footsteps
of
most
other
organizations.'
It
spends
than
contractors,
jie,.refexred
to;
Tj-h.
money
right
and
left
for
everything!
except,
newspaper
'"SSS'
LocaimplSTniative
by-
publicity.
A
cirailarrateg
that
they
Jhave
emgDUtf,y()UU
and
where
sewer
ditches,
were
be-
'aws
Covering
Jhtajyear'
concrete
j
letters
to
organization
and
12,000
.lelitqrs,
tp
irjailduals.
Jng
dug
three
feet
deeper
than
sidewalk
!$inj
tjtorre
put)
9000
posters
have
been
printed
and
distributed
and
28,000
necessary
and
then
had
to
be
fill-
through
their
flnaf
readings.
.
namnmeis
nave
Deen
aiscriDuieu
iree
oi
cost
ana
zu.uuu
t-u
uv
i
leaflets.
This
all
had
to
be
paid
for,
but
the
newspapers
Make
a
Test
are
asked
to
do
their
part
free
of
cost.
There
is
no
pay
for:
A,d-
Macdonaid
stated
that
he
them
'
.
had
made
the
suggestion
that
mi';
Lfi.'i
i
i.
i
11.
tenders
be
called
for.
He
had
mis
seeiHBio-
ue
me
usuui
atiiiuue
lowaru
ine
news-
,one
w
EVANGELIST
SPEAKS
TO
FIRESIDE
CLUB
n
tint.
Iioransp
h
was
in
.
..
.
-w
.
.
i
i
.
.
.
..v
..vv
linniluT
I
h
II
Pfll
ill
i
n
it
1'nnnln
nnnnra
r
is
oaruppwr
that
rhnv
sunnnrr
oiwv
trniv
mnvp.
u
t.
i...f
"""s
ment
and
do
it
Without
reward,
While
all
Others
Who
are
because
statements
had
been
made
doing
it
are
paid
for
their
services.
We
expect
that
the
that
lhe
wrk
waa
C08tin
tht'
city
Had
Interesting
and
largely
Attended
Meeting
general
secretary
of
the
society
under
discussioiris
paid,
mtjcn
I?.ore
tnf?
V0"!?,;
.tn
The
principal
future
of
the
the
sending
of
the
letters
is
paid
for,
the
printing-is
all
lSntrlcY
a"
S-ud
'V,
;aro"thwy1meetintrla8t
paid
for,
but
the
part.tl1o.nev8papera,do
isUtp.fopaid
iireuffU
ttJS
if
for.
,
;
.
:
8tatements
would
be
proven.
If
pirinir
niMminibr
Jlev.
F
W.
Gradually
the
nevynora
are
clrialn
i?
(InVvn'nn'frlMSde-
the
teoders
Were
not
miicK
lower
W
'"l
1
"
ct
r
'
-
ji'
VMi,iiitffvvfi
uii
VMC
auu
j
,
,
.
.
.
,
,
manda
on
their
space.vThoy
are
demanding
thabwheiuinv
lnanihf
Clt'
,
ft8'
,
-
cjli.
ject
of
Doing;
Your
Best."
There
V
would
know
that
it
Was
not
far
;
.
,..f
?4.,-i,ji
:
wa.
an
,in,ta,i;iu.
in,.
thtf
npu'snniuip
wliinh
ortvo5
thp
nnhnpitir
Thou
urn
ro
i
.-.
.
r
t
v
ance,antl
Mis
Agnw
Dawion,
the
r
.v..,ft,
-
'
-
r
'
?.
.
mai
me
qme
nan
come
wnen
Aia.
nrcaident
nccunied
the
chatr
jLuontK
iaj
uv:
mauc
vnc
Tt-un
iui'cvCT.y
iritrveiiiciiu'iu
cue
i'ruanomme
s
Biaiemenu
snouia
n
i.u
,,
n,
.
country,
even
the
government
departments
are
CQntihually
ested
out
and
he
saw
no
other
cu
a
voca,
aoi0
r
Vic
u0UgJ
asking
them
for
free
space
fbi'
dv'firtTs'ing
which
should
wafI.th"
tM'of
doMit.
'
to
and
a
vocal
due
by
,mis
be
paid
for.
mr.
-..
W
ir.ni
V
L
l"'Ui,
lieuiah
McKinley
and.
Catherine
1
the
deficit
last
year
on
sewer
con-
Mtissallem.
.:.'
i
Off
A
!-nttit
struction
and
p'redieted
that
there
KcfrtahiMnU
...
DISARMAMENT
wouidbeabfegerdrfidtthi,.
d,fthr,;
rdJHSSTaKTM
JfST
Lack
of
fair
dealing
leads
to
lack
'6f
faith.
Today
the
Ditches
were
being
dog
too
deep,
demon,
WJJlfs
Hill
and
Ernest
committee
dealing
with
disarmaments
is
sitting
to.
try
to
he
cha-Ked
Pipe.wa
beinsr
laid
Aliistohe.
work
out
a
concrete
recommendation,,
to!
imaWto
the
!L$Lm?'l
t?
wa'.
-r.-r.
a
fmm
,
.
.i
'
..
huuuik
lu
wictriii
inc
uruunu
Leatrue
oi
xsations.
ine
dinicuitv
is
that
the
nations
do
,..,.
t
a
n
i
.
n
rf
fwiof
annVi
rvf
Vi
nt
nnrl
f
1lQtr'
Vtlno
rrrt11
Aititrt'
KA((?iiori
u
i.
'TV
rf?
'
.
1i
noi
irusi
eacn
oiner
ana
iney
nave
goou
cause
to
De
suspi-
would
cost
more
to
ep
sewers
in
cious.
The
changes
of
front
of
some
of
the
nations
have
repair
than
it
woiuhho
build
them,
been
soranid
that
it
is
not
to
be
exDected
their
snpfrpstinns
IIe
thought
that
comparative
will
be
taken
offhand.
Disarmament
and
the
world
court
pric?
8hu,d
obtained
on
W3Wer
will
have
to
be
evolved
not
adopted.
To
adopt
them
is
to
put
on
a
cloak
which
may
be
thrown
off
at
any
niomentJ
What
is
necessary
is
a
steady
program
of
education
for
the
'
whole
world.
It
has
already
got
a
good
start,
WHAT
WOULP
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADVANCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
t;.
THE
EXODUS
.
Tho
poMticians
will
be
busy
uu"5
during
,,,g
the
ine
recess
receM
sowing
B0WinK
tn0
of
the
road
rolleaLafai
iMiliii..!
Pomoal
tuU
field
-.hi.
with
promues
and
policies.
rtt
-New.
of
the
Wrd.
'?t
dmed'
table
to
to
j
CENTRAL
B.
C?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
D.iily
Ni'ws
invites
uirCHtions
as
to
the
lient
tnni
t
w
..hk
mjr
thf
inter.--.tf
of
northern
and
cntral
British
Colum."
bia.
Am
a
in
Munition
of
our
interest
in
the
aubjectj
we
offer
three
yvs.t
...
f.,r
hv
best
suffgeRtlons
put
forward
in
a
brief
fiewsp.v'i
r
..rticli'
rA
to
exceed
600
words.
Plrt
prito,1f;
M-cond
priv.c.
a
year's
nubscription
to
The
Daily
New;
and',
third,
nix
i
.n
ths'
subm'iption
to
the
paper.
A
whooi
tM
or
school
girl
is
just
as
likely
to
win
the
prize
for
this
as
is
a
grownup.
Write
ii
nd
mail
.addressed:
Contest
Editor,
The
Dally
ttewa,
Prince
Rupert.
BJffF1
k
construction.
Wanted
to
Know
!
Aid.
Brown
wanted
to
know
where
sewer
ditches
were
being
dug
too
deep.
It
had
been
necessary,
he
stated,
to
take
out
dirt
in
order
that
a
bed
might
b
laid
for-the
rHp
Perhaps
that
was
where
Aid
Prudhomme
had
seen
the
refilling.
Mayor
IkMordie
felt
that
Aid.
Prudhomjne
attitude
w::s
rvlly
'humorous.
He
had
formerly
been
'the
grqat
champion
of
contracts,
i
in
the
matter
of
digging
sewers
too
deep,
His
yVorship
did
not
i"think
that
AI(L
Vrudhomrae
really
means
to
deceive
the
public
but,
unfortUuately,
he
1's
n..t
state
the
futta"
The
mayor
gavo
j
deUillC
IfioMt
ewcr
pi;ic
h;id
been:
laid
'ffc'rdf.r
thut
it
might
be
a
listlrrJob.
He
had
thought
that
Aid.
Prudhomme
would
favor
calling
for
tenders
for
sidewalks.
I
The
Hoard
of
Works
had
amved
to
deliver
crushed
rock
and
sand
to
the
work
at
tho
same
coat
as
the
city
engineer
now
charged
and
to
give
contractors
the
use
r
rental.
expect
that.
'lf;Ald.
'
Prudhomme,
was.
really
slneffe
in
lito
charges
of
extravagance
he
Vould
be
able.
MARRIED
BY
PROXY
Zeeger
Deenik,
a
young
Dutch-
.tft-Jntluancw
hla
friends
to
give
Wllh
u
tru,.k
lurfn
at
Hut.
.tenders,
at
jmtf
the
present
cost,
tonville.
Ont..
who
was
married
a
He
hoid
Ut.hey
would
and
few
)lttyg
aro
to
Migs
Do2
of
that
his
frfends
will
prosper
and
Kreeriekwonl,
Holland,
the
groom
the
city
,
flouilsh
hs
result."
at
the
time
helng
n
Montreal
and
-Aid.
PrudlwmmvF.defied
the
lhe
Atlantic
Ocean
between
them,
mayor
to
say
that
he
had
veer
The
arrangmit8
were
made
by
tried
to
help
his
Jriandsjor
In-
the
co)oniation
deiuirtment
of
tended
to
d
Ihought
the
Canadian
National
RallwayB,
thM
sMch
aavas
most
the
proxy
Mng
nccea.
unbecoming
orf
the
part
of
the
'Mry
tnat
the
brJ(ic
mlM
comp,y
vmror.VAwn
hera
to
do
the
bast
with
reKUlations.
The
young
wo-he
could
for
the
city
as
a
whole
man
IM
for
Canada
Immed-and
he
was
not
opposed
to
cnl-
iately
after
the
t.eremony.
ling
for
tenders.
He
contended,)
.
however,
that
the
city
engineer,
waa
ntompetent
to
carry
on
his
Accounts
for
the
two
wecka
en-dutlesi
ding
April
12
totaling
?C8,103
Mayor
McMordie
failed
to
see
were
passed
for
payment
by
the
where
150,000
dollars
or
even
city
council
last
night
Sir
William
Letts,
during
a
rrfcewt
tour
of
Sooth
AfricajiW..s
goeat
of
hunor
at
a
war
dance
at
City
Deep,
Johannesburg,
lien
Sir
VjUam
mq
nterested
in
the
exhibi-
tion.
jaSJBTnBRKnStniTjPVYW
,
.
-ti'ijui
iw
.:ih
.
n
1
,
rt
if
'!
If'.ri.U.
'I'll'
I
C
0
0
a
0
"
B
"
0
"
"
Good
roads
everywhere,
nowadays.
No
wonder
more
people
are
riding
C.C.M.
Bicycles.
Why
don't
you,
too,
ride
a
C.C.M.
and
make
a
pleasure
of
the
daily
journey
back
and
forth.
Your
health
will
benefit,
and
your
pockctbook
also.
Any
man
trained
to
handle
tools,
machinery
or
metals
can
see
that
skilled
Canadian
workmanship
goes
into
C.C.M.
Bicycles.
And
clever
engineering,
too.
Friction
and
wear
reduced
to
almost
'
nothing.
COM
The
Triplex
Crank
Hanger,
Hercules
Coaster
Brake,
20-ycar
Nickel
Plating,
three
coats
of
Enamel
baked
on
over
a
coat
of
rustproof
and
Dunlop
Tires
are
distinctive
superiorities
of
C.C.M.
Bicycles.
Get
your
C.C.M.
catalogue
at
the
nearest
C.C.M.
Dealer's
or
write
to
Canada
Cycle
&
Motor
Co,
Limited,
Weston
(Ontario),
Montreal,
Winnipeg
or
Van
couver.
icyc
Cleveland
-Columdi
a
Red
Bird
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Massey
also
C.C.M.
Joycycles
for
Children
7'
f
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I'RICISS
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......
:.'.'$35.0ii'"
UtahAnr'd
......
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