1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
Thursday,
Apri,
PAGE
SIX
t
Quaker
Quick
Oats
A
pretty
China
dish
in
each
package
The
best
oats
as
well
COMMONWEALTH
DIVERSION
IN
IS
KNOWN
HERE
PROCEEDINGS
Capt.
Conrad
Peterson,
Master
of
Wrecked
Fishing
Boat,
Has
Had
Bad
Luck
Recently
Corro'iHn'dng
secretary
M
Iss
WIIATS
THE
USE
PUBLIC
MEETING
PASSES
RESOLUTION
OP
PROTEST
AT
YISU
TRAP
PROPOSAL.
(continued
from
page
1)
I
Ler
of
events
which
he
considered
had
led
up
to
the
present
proposal.
Mr
rtrndv
wn
hprp
tha
nthpr
rlnv
!
,
1
1
A
A
1.
,
.
-1
..L
anu
ne
uiu
not
say
anyining
auoui
this
question
when
he
was
In
the
city.
Five
thousand
licenses
wore
now
issued
to
the
fishermen
and,
he-wanted
to
know
what
would
j
happen
to
thim.
The
merchants
benefited
by
their
existence,
i
The
resolution
of
motion
of,
vt,Mtsrs.
StreethoYst
and
Hoffman
was
then
put
and
carried
without
opposition.
Hob
ILinna
said
any
fisherman
lit
!
t
Vt
nnu
I
4
nl
1
1
ia
ti
a
luniiM
Via
rr.
,,uuy,
w
.HHWM
un
I
posed
to
traps.
On
a
previous
and
refused
to
say
his
lesson
to
L,
had
500
mmcn
been
sign-
1
?,tefC.
u
...
..
1
Petition
of
protest.
Traps
she
urged.
"Ye."
admitted
Robby.
"Then
why
ifm't
you
say
it
to
me?"
'"Cause
If
I
say
it
now
you'll
only
make
me
learn,
something
elne
tomorrow.
Schoolmaster.
had
proved
riestructlve
in
any
area
where
Installed.
Captain
Kohrt
said
the
fisher
men
of
the
Fraser
river
had
been
put
out
of
business
by
the
traps
vl
now
they
were
trying
to
fig-1
urc
out
somo
way
of
bringing
the!
fish
back.
Cnnnerymen
could
sell
out,
but
fishermen
could
hot.
"Put
In
traps
and
where
are
we?"
he
Inquired.
C.
Rasmuswn
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
.same
men
who
were
cleaning
up
Alaska
with
traps
were
planning
to
do
the
"iime
th'ng
here.
J.
Mathexon
prophesied
that
If
the
traps
went
In,
alLte
fishermen
would
hnyfi
to
movtJEa,
Siberia
within
five
years'.
WW.
Olof
Hanson
explained
his
posi
tion
and
the
action
he
hadtaken
Hp
had
been
Instructed
by
the
Liberal
Association'
to
oppose
traps
when
he
had
been
nominated
and
he
had
done
so.
Charles
Lord,
who
was
appointed
to
present
the
case
before
the
rommlssion,
tasked
for
liny
Information
those,
present
might
have
which
would
help
him
In
placing
their
views
before
the
commis-
(doner.
-
.
"
I
Mr.
Reid
thenspoVe
of
the
injustice
of
the
district
fishing
system.
A.
0.
Morse
thought
a
protest
should
be
made
against
the
ap-
of
-all
the
saving
of
long
labor
as
nnintmeht
of
the
commission.
He
-Tem-wenttKl-
trr
ralmbrr'htng,1fl0TEtfjn
boats
and
equipment,
whiq?Lin..jts..Jish
.fiah
traps,.-.Theammission
turn
will
reflect
disastrously
up-;was
entirely
uncalled
for.
t
on
all
the
manufacturing
plants
j
In
the
course
df
the
meet-ng
serving
needs
of
"the
salmon
fish-George
Kane
tried
to
say
that
the
ing
industry
and
all
the
auxil-,
commission
applied
only
to
the
inries
in
Trince
Rupert,
B.C.
'
Fraser
river
and
after
being
told
,
"Be
it
resolved
that
we,
the
to
sit
down
and
rerusing
was
lea
'citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
assem-
out
by
the
police.
bled,
in
public
meeting
represen-
.
T
,
iting
aV
occupation
and
.walks
of
CHILDREN
MAY
MARRY
life
are
strongly
opposing
permis-
...
rxjnt
t
T(lV
(sion
being
granted
to
operate
any
IN
LltuLAnU
1UUAI
I
salmon
fish
trap
anywhere
in
the
1
Northern
British
Columbia
Sal-
Committee
to
Investigate
and
'mon
Fishing
District
No.
2.,
on
Make
Recommendations
for
the
ground
that
salmon
traps
if1
parliament
to
Act
emitted
to
operate
will
endanger
the
livelihood
of
a
large
nor-
LONDON.
April
11.
Following
lion
Ol
nriuaii
vuiuiuui.i
a
jjuju-
uruaic
in
mc
nuuac
ui
luiua
eolation."
cently
on
a
bill
introduced
by'
The
rharman
explained
the
ob-
Lord
Ruckmaster
to
raise
the
age
ject
of
the
meeting.
He
aid
he
at
whieh
young
people
are
per-could
not
conceive
of
anyone
here
mitted
to
marry
to
1C
in
the
case
i,i
.v.
fnvr
nf
fuk
(mm
pfpnt
of
both
sexes,
the
ouestitfn
of
the
AT
MPlTTIWr
Perhaps
a
few
canners.
All
the
age
of
marriage
is
to
be
Investi-t
1
lllLiLi
1
Hill
mmiiorx
nf
n.irliament.
Liberal
by
a
select
committee.
At
and
Conservative,
had
promised
present
girls
may
marry
at
12
J
that
traps
would
not
be
allowed,
years
and
boys
nt
14.
A
diversion
in
the
onlinarv
tiro-
Hp
tnld
nf
pffnrts
In
thp
nast
to
Lord
Davidson,
former
Arch
ceedinirs
was
caused
at
the
public
prevent
traps
being
used.
At
bisliop
of
Canterbury,
pointed
outi
The
big
IioMh
Fisheries
hali-
meeting
last
night
called
to
pro-
present
there
was
a
proposal
to
that
atj
present
England
stood
on
but
schooner
Commonwealth,
tegt
a?alnst
fish
traps,
fieorge
operate
them
in
Pierce
Canal,
the
lowest
grade
among
the
clv-which
was
reported
in
telegra-
Kane
was
at
the
meeting
and
in
argument
advanced
being
that
Ca-
ilize'd
nations
of
the
world
in
re-phic
despatches1
yesterday
to
be
the
course
of
the
evening
rose
to
nadlans
should
have
the
iame
op-
tfard
to
the
age
of
legal
marriage,
wrecked
on
the
Sfenmajfln
Islands,
gpeak.
Retold
the
fishermen
portunity
as
Americans.
The
sinking
with
Greece,
Sinm,
Vene-is
a
well
known
vessel
in
the
iort
they
were
all
wrong
in
their
views,
tendency
would
be.
If
the
traps
zuala,
Cuba
and
Poland,
of
Print
ftupert,
having
made
The
proposal
for
fish
traps
had
to
were
started,
to
gradually
extend
many
Ua
here.
She
has
oper-
do
with
the
Fraser
river
area.
He
until
the
whole
of
the
district
was
LOYALISTS
MAY
ated
In
the
Pacific
Coast
halibut
knew
all
about
it
and
thought
it
covered
with
them.
j
"
fisheries
for
a
number
of
years,
a
good
move.
Directly
anyone
ir.
Anderson
then
read
a
tel-
iKtooll.
O.
LLAIMj
The
vel
is
of
60
net
.tonnage
started
to
do
anything
for
the
good
egram
he
had
received
from
the
and
mrtef
-reW
of
17
men.
of
the
country
somebody
always
.commissioner
asking
if
the
dates
Meetlnir
at
Deseronlo
In
June
Will
Bad
luck
.fteetfls'
to
hae
been
opposed
It.
;set
were
convenient.
J.
M.
El-
doggrni?
Capt.
Oonrad
Peterson,
Just
about
that
time
there
were
jjgi
the
county
judge,
planned
to
the
master
of
the
CoWtnonweslth,
murmurs
of
dissent.
The
chair-
arrive
here
April
17
and
hear
evi-during
the
past.
year.
About
a
man,
Mike
Anderson,
pointed
out
dence
April
18
and
19.
He
urged
year
ago
he
lost
the,
.
schooner
the
speaker
that
he
was
all
that
any
evidence
any
of
them
Alaakn
on
hVnnedv
IslAfcd
off
wrong,
but
he
only
waxed
more
miirht
have
be
iriven
to
himself
or
Consider
Whether
Action
Should
Be
Taken
to
Recover
I.and
BELLEVILLE.
Ont..
April
11.
United
Empire
Loyalist
Kodiak.
Coming
up
the
coast
eloquent,
making
at
the
same
time
other
members
of
the
association
throughout
Canada
are
becoming
from
Seattl
at
tlw
owning
of
certain
remarks
of
a
rather
offen-
and
not
made
public
just
yet.
It
somewhat
deeply
Interested
in
the
present
(hhing
season,
the
8lve
nature
auout
xne
men
laKing
waa
Hfe
or
death
for
the
fisher-
,
v..
eaimn
against
the.
United
ien.
aiat.es,
.
saiu
Magistrate.
W
.
U.
Mr.
Anderson
told
of
having
Nichol,
K.C..
vice-president'
of
the
"'.-
.
......
n
ran
n
m
in
air'
nna'n
niir
i
r
wn
.j.ii.j
v
j
.
t
t.
tt
i
t-
.
u
i
AniJvpfatfeeu
to
Ketchikan
r"
f.
y
vi.micu
uuht
arcu..a
01
me
uia-
unueu
empire
Loyaugta'
Asocta-
wtierejr1r
were-
made.
ThL..?
,on?..?""r?
n?
,
up
trict
and
they
were
all
against
Hon,
InJAi
statement
published
here
meeting
leetfrig
w6old
w6old
also
also
-ecently.
i-ecently.
This
This
questiop
questiop
of
of
the
the
re-
re-
"
oemanaina;
w
oe
nearu.
fish
traps.
A
vassal,
was
on"
her
first
trip
to
aif1aI
kitm
irrtMinda-
this.
'
T
"
i,
-neiu
i
iu
uhuhuuct
iurn-orme
ianus
10
xne
Loyalists
1
1
IH
IflllU
WW
.
bl
in
J
year
t
.,.
,
,
mitt
,
..
&ilt3,
-I
1
1
:mShet
.wfeck
occured.
?0r
l"?0"'!
anla
rn
led-,,.,
?.r
WiW
compensation
by
'SiltJ.
desmtchas
have
been
.u",
...
,.
u"nt.rr
"e
n.tea
states
government
wu.
by
!
j!....
.Li.,
il.
rt
'
t
-
-
"-
uul
iiutL
11
111c
iinuciiiicii
nc
c
mi
up
cnnaiuerpn
tm
inp
iiniipi
r.m-i
'inaicaie
null
ioe
vom-
i,ii,ii
.11
1
utul
s
....
..
.
.
"
..
.
.
..
nd'
tfl4bera-'total
hit.
VALMOST
FRANTIC
WITH
HEADACHE
Kidney
Trouble
and
Weakness
Relieved
"Fruit-a-tives"
nHi.
TE.SMF.lt
"I
m
my
btokW
of
kU-
'
nry
Trouble
and
atifrrred
yHJt
t-r-tlblc
IfrsduchM,"
my
Ura.
Ilomuliu
Tewlrr.
St
Jn
de
Mtba.
P.Q.
"I
u
treated
for
long
time
and
wh
juxt
about
dlcoirrn4
when
I
learned
of
Prult-a-tlreaM
Improvement
came
with
the
flrat
tew
doaea,
and
in
nix
inontha
the
kidney
trouble,
weakneaa
and
headache
were
gone."
"Prult-a-tlvta"
tcgulataa
the
bowvia,
kMtira
sad
akin
purities
the
bked
M
Urtftgi
aotmd.
vtgoroua
health
.
Try
MM
wonderful
medicine
made
of
fruit
rrtce
wmiblrted
with
the
flnertt
medtclnal
lniiredlenU.
26c.
and
JOc.
a
box
at
dealer
building,
atfll
weothing
improca-
0t
0f
business,
it
was
the
busi
4llht
tioim
against
-
the
'
"chechacos,1
talking
about
:
i
OFFICERS
CHOSEN
FOR
CATHOLIC
WOMEN'S
LEAGUE
FOR
YEAR
Officers
elected
for
the
Catholic
Women's
League
for
the
19Z9-S0
are
as
follows:
President
Mrs.
J.
J,
(Hills
First
vice-president
Mrs.
P.
McCaffery.
Second
vice-president
Mrs
M
L
Lawlor.
Third
vice-president-
Miss
M.
Bussanich.
Treasurer
Mlts
M.
Astoria.
-Recording
setetary-Ira.
C.
Balagno
ness
men
of
the
citv
who
suffered.
who
did
not
know
what
they
were
je
did
not
see
how
any
of
them
could
support
traps.
H.
Streethorst
said
the
Tish
were
decimated
as
it
was
and
he
thought
fish
traps
should
be
kept
out.
The
neonle
here
did
not
want
them.
pire
Loyalists'
.celebration
at
Jeseronto
nect
June.
TRAFFIC
ON
"SOO"
CANAL
Although
the
$ault
Ste
Marie
Is
(Canadian
and
United
P.
Hoffman
said
the
canners
States
locks)
opened
almost
three
had
already
ruined
the
Indepen-.
weeks
later
than
in
1927
and
dent
seiners
and
why
take
the!
Wrl
two
days
earlier,
the
total
li-elihood
of
the
other
fishermen
traffic
In
1928
was
8fi.99n.124
away
and
give
It
to
the
machine,
tons,
an
increase
over
the
pre-
year
Several
others
spoke
and
then
the
vlous
year
of
3,640,084
tons.
chairman
again
outlined
a
num-
AN
OC
ah
unbendi
f
EVERYONE
Dinner
.
.
.
evefyonerOj
catches
tlie
HchthearteJ
(
pirit
of
camaraderie.
.
Coloured
light,
and
laugh(CT)
(trtameri
and
terpentine!,
ballooni
favour,
and
the
mag
of
muilc;
anj
dance.
Plenty
of
recreation
on
a
Cunarder.
SailCunarJ
a
1
U
7
Book
ihroutkThe
Cmard
Steam
Si.
RVJ!E?wvr
Ml
Seymour
364-fih
Or
itiwihip
otenU
WfctkTy
Baillia
From
Montreal
(and
Quebec)
U
Ireland,
Bcotland
I
and
infland
In
con-JL"""
Junction
with
Cunard
M
commencing
May
3rd
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
vr-w
tINt
sM
A.soa
Ctbln.
Teurait
Third
Ceblit
and
T'
1
'
r
t.
inar
-ii-aTTiTi
arrmi
m-g
The
true
purpose
of;
a
Budget
EVERY
year
you
spend,
ajifrge
proportion
or
the1nunevyou
get.
So
much
for
clotVing.
So
much
for
shoes.
So
mach
for
things
to
eat
-frtr
house
furtitshlngs,
books
and
what
not.
-,
...
i
Here
Is
the
way
to
get-the
most
furybur
money
,
Keep
a
budget.
Decide
what
'you
can
afford
to
spend
fur
each
item,
and
hold
yourself
within
tWi
amount.
Thn
to
get
the
most
for
your
budget
money
read
advertisements
carefully.
The
advertisements
you
read
tell
you
what
is
newest
and
best.
They
give
you
tfie,
latest
Id
and
Improvements.
They
help
you.
Jo
get
m6re
from
each
dollar
yon
have
apportioned
In
your
budget
arid
sojlv'e
better
and
dres
better
with
the
same
Income.
The
true'purpose
of
budget
is.to
jjnablcyav
to
pend
.vts1y-and
only
by
careful
rradihg
qfjfdwrtlslng
ran
you
Trft
to
accomplish
this
result.
v
.
Read
advertising;
regularly.
It
poinlshe
way
to
better
living.
7
'
m
1
"r
.
,r-..l
If
you
di
not
want
to
buy
a
new
car,
'buy
ft
used
car
that
has
been
reconditioned,
and
thiit
I
guaranteed
t
be
as
represented.
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
Halet
1927
I)0IH:E
Sedan,
good
condition,
good
Urrs,
leather
upholstery
"
..........
$fi.''t).00
I92C
ESSEX
CoacK
fair
condition,
good
tires
$400.1)0
192.1
DOIKIK
levered
delivery,
god
condition
1923
FORI)
Covered
Delivery,
just
overhauled
$2S0.00
l2fi
FORI)
Covtred
delivery,
Jut
overhauled
$27.t)0
1925
FORI)
SEDAN,
good
condition
,.,...,.
.T27B.W)
1921
FORI)
Delivery,
good
condl
..,.-
.....$125.00
FORD"lVn
truck
-chassis,
good
motor,
as
Is
.............
$
Rp.00
S.
E,
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LIMITED
FORI)
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Av&
East
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