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TWO
DAILY
EDITION
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
.Afternoon,
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Rupert
Dally
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Tuesday.
June
11.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
MAP
AMERICAN
SPORTS
y
1.40
2.80
.25
M
,15
6.00
1929
.jr
written
by
Englishmen,
mostly
army
officers,
objecting
ago
and
newspapers
were
not
sorry
to
be
absolutely
free
from
the
taunt
of
receiving
state
aid.
Every
year
th?
costs
of
British
cable
services
increase.
Onlv
rentl:
English
people
are
trying
their
best
to
become
Americanized,
so
why
should
Canada
hold
back?
.
V
MUFFLERS
ON
SPEED
BOATS
Complaint
is
made
bv
noonle
living
ninno-
tho
wnlbt.
.rttt.
f
&
I.
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MANITOBA
CABINET
MINISTERS
RETURN
TO
OFFICE
Hon.
W.
It.
Clubb,
left.
Attorney-General
in
the
Manitoba
Legislature,
and
Hon.
W.
J.
Major,
right,
Minister
of
Public
Works,
who
resigned
from
office
at
the
commencement
of
the
Seven
Sisters
.Pe'wer
Instigation,
were
reinstated
when
the
Royal
Commission,
which
investigated
the
matter
exonerated
all
members
of
the
Government
from
acts
of
dishonesty
or
corruption,
Fishing
at
Hagwilget
is
fairly
good
now
and
the
Indians
are
getting
some
nice
salmon.
Tha
mail
from
here
to
Ske.na
1.00
j
Crossing
is
so
rough
that
a
car
(RO
1
cannot
make
much
better
time
;than
a
pack
train.
A
Haielton
Chinaman
was
taken
to
Smithecs
last
week
to
answer
before
Magistrate
Hoskins
its
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
The
ease
was
dtemiaseu
with
L.
W.
Patroore
of
Prince
Rupert
defending.
Sealy
Lake
is
new
a
popular
resort
for
anglers
eX
both
Ilaiel-ton
and
New
Hazelton.
Rankin
of
Haselton
is
rn.n
n
r
t.
1
v
im-i
rs.
yiv
v.
1.
iv.
nas,
jusu
utuugnu
uui
duuiuci
uuujvjci.
uf
eavinif
n
a
few
days
for
her
old
business
and
industrial
opportunities
in
vesternt
Canada,
home
in
Scotland
where
she
will
It
deals
with
the
places
within
C.
r.
R.
territory
and
has
take
up
residence
with
a
brother,
a
map
showing
that
the
whole
of
western
Canada
is
;
Her
husband
died
about
two
covered
bv
the
svstem
excent
northern
British
Columbia,
.years
ago.
This
section,
it
is
hoped,
will
be
included
in
the
next
map,
as
the
country
loses
a
good
deal
of
valuable
advertising
from
not
being
on
the
C.
P.
R.
map.
SMITHERS
Mrs.
A.
D.
Baillie
of
Prince
Rupert
has
arrived
here
to
join
the
nursing
staff
of
the
hospital.
1
it
i
-trt--
rtii.
,i.n
The
MornngColonist
is
publishing
a
series
of
letters
!BJJ,ne
on
vacation.
"
to
tne
publication
m
that
newspaper
of
American
base-!
Dr.
A.
F.
Dunn,
ball
scores
and
other
American
news,
narticularlv
sDort
cGiii
University.
graduate
of
has
arrived
news,
nnrl
nslfino-
fnr
mnw
orioett
Pncsililv
thora
fe
here
to
be
associated
with
Dr.
during
the
summer
season.
E.
C.
some
ground
for
complaint
at
the
kind
of
news
that
is
""8
"eld
furnished
here,
but
it
must
be
remembered
that
we
aret
very
close
neighbors
of
the
United
States,
that
a
greai-l
Many
applications
are
being
re-many
of
the
people
in
British
Columbia
are
American
qr
ceived
from
Prince
Rupett
people
of
American
extraction
and
that
most
Canadians
are
for
accomodation
at
Lake
Rathlyn
keenly
interested
in
the
big
league
baseball
results
than
in
bnglwh
football
or
cricket.
m
the
boxing
world
the
championship
has
been
held
the
service
of
the
B.
c
Packers
United
States
SO
long
that
it
is
difficult
to
remember
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
when
it
was
otherwise.
Contestants
who
wish
to
enter
the
'or
several
years,
has
been
visit-ring
for
the
world
crown
and
the
bg
money
come
to
the
'w'.Hith
relatives
in
this
district
States.
Schmeling
is
there
now
and
is
putting
on
the
aird
p,,nsto
locate
her-finishing
touches
of
his
training
this
side.
Hockey!
on
Mrs.
J.
H.
Byrne
and
son
left
at
and
lacrosse
are
the
product
of
the
American
continent
the
first
of
last
week
for
an
ex-and
cricket
seems
to
be
about
the
only
game
that
does
not
tended
visit
to
Mrs.
Byrne's
old
take
root
here,
home
in
Ireland.
TOn,eL?!.n?
t0
rfin?m-ber
hnthy
S
.'?tS
l0t
Pf
'
Mrs.
R.
wfchpton
left
last
to
get
cabled
from
Great
news
money
Britain,
wherefls
week
for
Kamioops
where
she
is
the
bapeball
scores
can
bo
picked
up
at
-Seattle,
Spokane,
representing
the
local
Rebekah
Detroit,"
or
anv
of
the
border
towns
and
cost
practically
Lodge
at
Grand
Lodge
convention.
nothing
to
obtain.
'
Members
of
the
local
lodge
re-
At
one
time
the
Canadian
Government
gave
a
subsidv'
"nt,y
Paid,a
BUr5ri,e
n
news
from
Bntahj,
but
that
was
stopped
several
years
I
word
of
the
death
of
there
was
an
added
fee
to
all
the
newspapers
of
the
counrinTorlaU
.Siand
w
mi
pi
uve
luebc
services.
;
.
But
the
people
of
the
county
want
baseball
news,
hpcr!
pr-
w
f.
Schuii
is
haring
a
key
news,
lacrosse
news,
boxing
news,
and
if
the
Canadian
one
a
half-
tory
h0Uf,
bui
on
paper
do
not
SUnnlv
them
thev
will
hnv
AmnviVnn.
rrlVk,h,1J
'arm
,n
the
Mapes
district.
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V
VANDERHOOF
Mrs.
C.
Prout
has
received
her
father
R.
Price
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
staff
left
at
the
end
of
the
week
on
his
vacation.
T.
Carlson
of
Anyox
has
arrived
here
to
relieve
him.
i.
wiu
nuito
inuue
d.V
sneetl
ooats
witft
OUtboafU
mlh
Caleb
Prout
has
purchased
the
tors
oporating
without
mufflers.
During
the
daytimeJt
Forsluhd
property
on
tl.e
north
is
not
so
bad,
but
it
is
said
they
keep
going
after,
night
8,de
ot
e
Nechako
River
near
and
make
the
night
hideous
to
those
who
hear
them
it
iow
Tne
deal
wa9
neot,atetl
It
is
suggested
that
mufflers
would
make
Kokim
7
rKe
Ki!L
i
Tn
!
nlftf
r
WnerS
Of
itneLb0atSa"
W
C.
C.
Kelly,
district
agricultur-
as
to
the
people
who
live
near
enough
to
the
water
to
b
aiut.
has
been
instructed
by
the
ailected.
minister
of
agriculture
to
make
a
survey
to
ascertain
the
number
of
cows
In
this
area
and
the
possible
supply
of
cream
for
a
creamery.
j
PRINCE
GEORGE
So
that
American
tourUls,
after
visiting
Prince
George,
may
not
ha,ve
t,o
double
back
on
their
tracks,
'the
Cariboq
Automobile
Association
Is
continuing
to
press
urgently
for
the
extenbion
nf
the
highway
east'
from
here
.to
Jasper
Park.
Charles
W.
Mooro
and
G.
I'rie-muller
have
started
a
goat
ranch
near
here
and
are
specializing
in
the
production
of
milk
for
the
lo.
cal
market.
The
Fort
George
District
Lib-'
-
-
iiixw
iuai
sta
v.
VM
Jficers
for
the
year
as
follows:
I
iJtenmeni,
ji.
n.
iiuesi,
irince
J
George;
vice-president,
W.
W.
'Hay,
McBride;
secretary
treasur-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
June
n,
1929
.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
NSW
1IA2ELTON
The
Bulkley
Mine
Ltd.
has
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
v;been
incorporated
with
head
or-
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
year
period,
paid.ln
advance
Vuver
d
Ul.;
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
.
.....
..
.
.
-5Q
on
Four
MUe
n
t
man
t
f
nil
noMO
nr
VArrnovn
onn
i
anri'i
i
Kririan
i
jiiiimnii
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
TratfHeat
display
advertising,
per
inchpef'lrtsejrflpn
,JrWl.
Tranent
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
........
Loea)
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
,
Legal
notices,
each
inseition,
per
agate
Due
Or
four
months
for
By
mail
'o
all
other
countries,
per
year
.
..
Y,
.
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
Contract
rate
n
application.'
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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and
Reporters'
Telephone
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Mountain
owned
by
James
Dyer.
jqq
'er.
Frank
Clark.
Prince
Oeflrf!
Tht
Princo
nfeorire
Association
has
elected
the
fottowtyg
offleerst
,
president,
G.
B.
Williams;
vice-president,
.John
Asstnani
secretary
treasurer,'
Frank
Clark
The
Cariboo
Autotriobila
Association
has
ejected
th.
fallowing
officers
for
the
year;:
honorary
president,
J.
L.
Hill;
president,
C.
A.
Pynej
vfce-presilent,
C.
H.
Allison
(quesnel);
triasisw,
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward:
secretesy,
F.
A.
McCallum.
Second
vice-prealdents
are
II.
C.
MCurkell.
Vawlerhoof,
and
&
Birkenhead,
McBiide.
The
suggestion
is
being
made
here
that,
t
a
avoid
eonfuaion
with
Prince
HapWt,
the
name
of
this
town
revert
back
to
Fort
George.
It
is
exacted
that
the
new
28
by
Gr
addm&p.
of
brick
and
cement
to
toe
Columbus
Hotel
on
Third
Aveiite
will
be
Qpaifcleted
early
In
Skfcttwnber.
A.
P.
Anderson
has,
the
-contract.
.
1
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BURNS
LAKE
Lyster
Mulvany,
George
Culp,
R.
H.
GerOw
and
Jack
MeLean
left
last
week
for
the
Babine
district
"
to
do
.assessment
vroik
on
their
mineral
claims
there.
They
were
accompanied
by
II
C.
Moles.
II.
L.
Batten
M.
B.
made
a
trip
to
the
Silver
Island
mine
in
the
Babine
for
which
he
is
consulting
!
engineer.
He
was
accompanied
to
the
mine
by
H.
J.
Macdonald,
local
manager-'
Dave
Helkenberg
returned
borne
i-st
vpek
from
Vancouver
vhere
he
had
an
operation
for
the
re-moral
of
his
eye
follownig
an
accident
at
the
Silver
Island
mine.
TERRACE
While
J.
B.
Agar
was
the
first
to
drive
over
the
new
provincial
highway
between
Terrace
and
Usk,
W.
H.
Burnett,
of
the
Terrace
Motors,
claims
the
honor
of
being
the
first
to
drive
over
the
Usk
ferry
and
into
the
town.
He
and
N.
Yack
made
the
trip
last
Thursday
afternoon
in
a
Ford
roadster,
while
it
was
Thursday
night
before
Mr.
Agar
got
into
Usk,
although
he
drove
to
the
landing
across
the
river
on
Wednesday
night.
Mr.
Burnett
received
a
great
welcome
on
arrival
at
the
neighboring
town.
W.
McKeish,
auditor
for
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Hoard,
was
in
town
at
the
end
of
the
week
on
one
of
his
periodica!
.visits
to
local
industrial
concerns.
S.
P.
Cooke,
of
Toronto,
representative
of
the
A-
E.
Gordon
Lum-Jber
Co.,
wa
a
b'ustness
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
,
W.
H.
Wilson
of
Usk
drove
1
down
over
the
new
highway
on!
Saturday
and
took
back
the
first!
load
of
freight
to
be
hauled
over
the
new
road
by
motor
truck.
j
K.
Wlllman
of
Usk
arrived
In
j
Terrace
on
Saturday
by
motor
cycle,
having
made
the
trip
over
the
new
road.
J.
Blackabee,
of
Vancouver,
arrived
in
town
on
Saturday
to
a-
ji
1
;
take
charge
of
the
locat
bank
'
during
Mr.
Mareaterte'a
cenvates-l
,
cense,
following
an
attack
of
pneumonia.
W.
Way
who
lias
pent
several
rapntha
horn
returned,
to
Prince
Rupert,
on
tyonday.
,
,
.
Rev.
A
W.
Robinson
returned
Saturday
from
Prime
Rupert
wherr
ho
spent
some
days
with
his
son,
who
is
u
patient
in
the
hospital.
Misses
Rertha
Moore
and
Helen
Smith
returned
Saturday
from
Prince
Rupert
where
they
took
music:.
1
examinations
during
the
wetk.
wm
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STRIKE
OF
FITTERS
DELAYS
DIRIGIBLE
HOWDKN,
Kngiand.
June
II.
The
strike
of
fitters
employed
on
the
giant
dirigible
R-100
has
de
't5
layed
work
in
the
preparations!
HUMORIST
WILL
TACKLE
li1;:
iFHU'AN
RISIBILITIES
...
L
o
:uL.'n.
a
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M
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.l
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it
m
1
r
lit
iur
me
irnniis
imijecieu
mgiu
Marie
alanine,
weorge
Rooev
unci
.yune
Howard
at
Wau-rloo
aeroiw
the
Atlantic
In
the
Station
before
they
started
for
Sauth
Africa,
when-
(u-orge
R,)DeT
autumn.
j
fa
going
to
make
a
tour
with
his
London
company.
'
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'if
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THREE
STAR
BRA
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f-.-iij.
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:
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
diaplavea
by
the
liquor
Control
lard
or
by
the,
GqvermneHt
of
British
British
Columbia.
C.C.M.
Bearings
are
much
lar
ger
than
those
on
Imported
bikes.
That
means
easier
riding.
OC-M
Bicycles
a?7nde
m
Canada
For
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
McR0S-
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