THE
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NEWS
Tuesday,
March
19,
1029
fAGE
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86
Tuesday.
March
19,
1929
CLOSING
THE
PORT
the
budgJL
made
by
Prince
Rupert's
member,
J.
U
Brady.j
in
the
hoUse
oLcomBjons,
the
only
report
tq
be
PV,blisheHpc
nere.
IIS
QjOOU
caiiK
oil
wie
rtguiai
vrfnavuan
i
iko
news
service
ah(f
was
given
the
premier
position
in
the!
paper
as
berne
the
most
important
news
of
the
day,
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
Mrs.
C.
C.
King
and
son
CorMn
left
on
Saturday
on
a
trip
Jasper
and
North
Battleford.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Celthurst
left
The
part
of
the
speech
which
proved
of
greatest
inter-;
on
Thursday
for
Prince
Rupert
i
est
in
this
office
was
that
in
which
he
mentioned
the
f
acili-'
hre
Mr-
otr
,
ties
granted
the
American
fishing
boats
in
shipping
their;
nospmi
,or
ope"uon-
,
fish
in
bond
to
the
United
States.
A
public
meeting
a
few
Mrs.
McKinnon
of
Vanandol
in
Prince
asked
that
this
privilege
be
years
ago
Rupert
wa8
j
town
on
Thursday.
rescinded
and
from
the
trend
of
the
remarks
of
the
mem-.
-
ber
it
waB
gathered
that
he
took
the
side
of
the
halibut'
The
lady
members
of
the
local
fishermen
in
the
house.
It
seems
that
this
was
not
Cor-'hoo!
uffs
were
l
a
rect,
for
telegram
has
been
received
in
(he
city
stating
J!nDrt
v?
ofjITlS
TT
that
Mr.'Prady
is
not
in
favor
of
shutting
out
American
XV
A
ng
it
in
his
The.Dal
News
oi
part
as
The
United
minister
ed
inde
governI
an
the
competit
muaon.
Prince
Ri
rm
-
i;
f-a
j.
t
T"
-
.
lb
a.
...
eecn.
ine
uanaaian
t
ress
reixiri.
receiyea
ayi
Mr,
ih
Mrs.
rnomas
r.
smith
iemand
published
oh
Saturdav
iri'llie
naly"iia
tte
son
of
TelkwV
who
jiLjvhkb
he
arra:gR?d
t'.i:
nment
was
in
aTe
.'tti
,
,n
i
Mows:
iu
l?r,
nrLg.
rr.
resent
government
was
givmg
a
bonus
to
the
s.,,
te
vl.lt
Mnu
smith's!
tes
against
ine
very
spirit
oi
me
worus
oi
ine
parents
-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
1
finance,
p.
he
Mtttltatesnrrn'emment
work
;
Chrfnty.
?Wmnd
justf
drlthfirgopd;
oFtheSmtion-'it
rrBrttev'said.
ltsesiTefltf)
giw
arV
accouht
to
llaroldi
Agar,
who
has
spent
the
iches
of
its
industry
arid
assist
f
hemdp'their
!
M
u.rL.
wasinsUhcedlrrthe
Pacific
coast
iishirtg
sit-
rt.v
fnrlt.
B
rinr.
1&
allow
MMmds
ofhalmutof
a
23.000.000-rk)uliaiialIb"ul
calch
ahfltX.
(whi'-wia
spent
the
hip
it
free
of
duty
to
the
United
States.
Canadian
fish
?9t
'ew
BOBh
in
E1a
r
paid
duty
on
entering
United
States
ports.
Yet
the
gov-;turncd
to
Terr,cc
on
StBUr
ernment
members
had
balked
at
the
suggestion
of
retalia-
-tion
against
the
United
States
tariff.
It
was
not
a
case
of
!
VANDERHOOF
I
A.
i!
II..
Tl
J
1
i
i
retaliation,
out.
oi
seu-preservaiion,
xur.
uraay
saiu,
to
as-
The
Vanderhoof
and
District
SUt
by
legislation
home
industries."
Board
of
Trade
has
sent
a
1023
word
telegram
to
the
minister
of
DAILY
NEWS
REPORTS
ST.
in
the
estimates
this
year
for
The
Daily
Jfews
makes
an
effort
to
give
its
readers!
SfthTii
l2
as
complete
drifts
as
possible
of
important
events
and
a
jdistri
in
order
that
minMt-
uuu(iiv
spcrcM
uitkiie
aicw
was
nut
nnyuiinv
lju
uf
.j-.ts
nfjly
be
traasoorteajnto
shat
omitted.
It
matbred
not
tefvs
whether
it
favored
our
own
aectidlt
rety4om
am
.
S
a.t
-
4
.a.
i
I
t
0
X
'
j.
A.La-
4
1
.
t
iAi.'
.
views
or
opposed
them.
mentioned
before,
flits
is?er
stasyih.Jnutrr
hi
rs-
tir
nnlv
nanpr
trt
dHvp
tkh
mnnrt
if
Mr
Tlrnflv'a
ahAcoh
fiving
mstwntfen.'
Later
it
may
filter
though
into
others,
We
shall
en-'
An
eMmlnatJon
for
deavor
to
contiftae
to
give
te
much
news
as
possible
and
f(Ht
ranyers
was
hsW4l
b-as
impartially
as
possfiole.
We
are
told
that
Mr.
Brady
derhoef
today.
"V
,
will
be
in
the
city
soon
and
will
hold
a
public
meeting.
On
i
that
occasion
we
shall
give
as
full
a
report
as
possible,
con-';
T
Hush,
w.
Ilonner.
T.
Wniie
sistent
with
allowing
space
for
other
news
of
the
day.
It
ttn1,
G-
Mel'haraon
left
here
last
ia
fmnnrtjint
that
tha
nonnlp
nf
Rkann
rlietfSof
km,-
oC
w'k
for
the
0lnc
oW
nearly
as
possible
what
their
member
is
doing
and
saying.
A
RLAST.
UPON
TIJK
PIPE
'Usfla
Ijohn
mv&cd
nCENERAL
MtRCKA-NTS
Tl.t
PI'.inilx
r:
"That
tool
Sal"smanship
is
what's
wanted
for
th;f;
li'i
t.
.
.
.(in
and
t'i'tch
it
Bill."
i
The
Prim-i"
nf
Wuli-s,
in
connection
with
the
British
Intiu-trirs
Knlr,
recently
opened,
strongly
advocated
more
up-to-date
methods
of
sulestnanidiip
by
Hriti.sh
manufacturers.)
From
News
oi
the
World,
London
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Silrer
an-
Urtaineil
a
number
of
their
friends
at
a
card
party
last
Wed-ncsday
e-ning.
Mrs
A.
O'Maara
Is
a
pationt
in
the
Prince
George
Hospital.
Arthttf
De
Uiad
the
niisfortuiM."
to
break
his
i?K
while
euttiftg
ties
recently.
'
!
'
A.
H.
Brean
was
soloist
at
evening
service
in
the
United
Cliiarch
here
on
Sunday.
A
son
was
born
last
Mondav
Id
Mr.
and
Mrs.
0.
A.
Burdette
of
Vanderhoof.
j
Mrs.
Henry
Stranfebye,
who
!
underwent
a
serious
operation
In
the
Prlnee
George
Hospital
last
week,
is
roaking
a
satUfflctory
recovery.
C.
E.
Scott
has
been
laid
up
for
several
days
n
a
result
of
;an
injured
hip
while
loading
tW.
I
District
"C"
Central
Farmers'
i
Institute
has
elei
t-r
officii-,,
ns
j
follows:
president.
C,
Prmir;
vice-presideht,
William
Lockyer;
secretary.
C.
C.
Kalljr;
directors,
R.
Blackburn,
E.
Van
Buskirk,
S.
to
W.
Cocker
and
P.
F.
McGregor.
j
Mrs.
II.
Reeves
entertained
a
'"lliir
rinmhor
of
frfimls
at
a
Thursday
for
Vancouver
where
jbrWBe
0Q
Thursday
eve.
sne
win
join
vph
voiinum,
whdhaa
In
oth
fW
some
time.
1
Mrs.
C.
L.
M.
Giggey
returned
to
Terrace
on
Thursday
after
several
months
visit
with
friends
in
Regiaa.
Mrs.
D.
D.
SmHHmm
An
rung.
BURNS
LAKE
District
visitors
In
town
during
the
week
have
included:
N.
Van
Jde
Veen;Tintagl;
R.
M.
Carrol,
Decker
Lake;
P.
L.
Mulville
and
Muaro
arrived
from
John
Bostrom,
Grassy
Plains;
Thursday
to
look
rtPn
urnww,
auma
.
after
her
property
interests
here
,
PP88'
Princ
Gere-
and
is
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Greig.
T
.
.
n..
.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Hunter
left
I
lac
liurns
uase
ami
iutrm
Mrs.
W.
Sins
nd
little
daub-!k"ni
o
Tn6e
hm
fccted
otti
ter
left
on
Tk.raday
for
PriasV
'Pr
"
lowj:
.IJ
A.
OIJ
S-
i
1
'
Runert
when,
ah
has
-.cored
oianey
viwwin;
v.ccpiw
employment
Constable
McKeaney
left
on
Thursday
on
an
official
trip
to
ra.
Darnee
Qfl
town
on
Thurs-
idenL
A.
Shftlfsrd:
secreAarv
A.
R.
Brown,
P.
Brunell,
J.
Bog-
In
a
few
weeks'
time
by
Mrs.
Fun
trom,
B.
A.
Smith,
M.
F.
Noursw.
nell
and
family.
C.
'
D
"
Haven,
'
II.
J.
Jewell
and
P.
.,.,..,.,.
,
.
,
..
Robert
W.
McGowan,
principal
V"
Ia"on-
of
the
public,
school,
has
rc-
.
.
,
IA
ceived
the
appointment
of
stip-
The
Burns
Lake
Community.
y
itrate
here
Hall.
-Association
liaSlected1o-$
ViUi
Ticers
as
follows
fbr
the
.yiat
f'.XWl
V8
a
attendance
president,
A.
M.
Ruddy;
vice-
at
a'
St.
Patrick's
Dance
which
president,
Mrs.
K.
M.
Godwin;
Avas
held
here
on
Saturday
night.
secretary,
Mrs,
P.
V.
Tallon;
1
treasurer
John
J.
McKenna
;
ex-
UNIED
CHURCH
YOUNG
here
with
Tallon.
ecuuve,
.Mrs.
A.
n.
E.
r..
aibwkk,
j
Brunell
and
II.
Linton.
Francois
Lake
is
in
a
very
dangerous
condition
now
and
It
is
possible
that
no
further
crossings
may
be
made
on
the
ice
this
winter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
V.
PEOPLE
HOLD
MEETING
Gathering
Last
NMght
at
Home
of
Mrs.
T.
Ross;
Paper
by
Ilron-''
'
son
Hunt
The
Young
People's
Society
of
First
United
Church
held
its
regular
weekly
meeting
last
night
at
Mrs.
Gordon
S.
Wood
of
Prince
the
home
of
Mrs.
Thomas
H.
Ross.
George
is
paying
a
brief
visit
Fifth
Avenue
West.
George
II.
I
RETIRES
Stocks,
president
of
the
society,;
Lieut,-Lol.
r.
O.
Loggie,
MSc,
occupied
the
chair
and
the
feature
!
".
who
retired
from
the
post,
of
the
proceedings
was
an
Inter-.
tion
of
Deputy
Minister
of
Lands
The
Omineca
Ski
Club
is
plan-'esting
paper
by
Bronson
Hunt
on
and
Mines
in
1925
after
54
years
ning
to
build
a
ski
jump
which
the
paper-making
industry.
in
the
New
Brunswick
Govern-
will
be
one
of
the
best
in
British
1
Games
and
contests
were
en-
ment
service,
had
his
long
pub-Coluofbia.
'
joyed
and
dainty
refreshments
lie
service
recognised
in
the
C8th
'
I
:
'
'
i
were
served
by
the
hostess,
who
annual
resort
of
the
Department
W.
'
I.
Funnell
has
left
for
.
was
assisted
by
Miss
Phyllis
of
Lands
and
Mines,
which
was
Prinee
Rupert
where
be
intends
Lamb.
There
was
a
large
atteaaVtabtod
in
the
Legislature
last
treasurer,
Ilobfcjt'
jliowe;
cuJJIttt
late.
He
wii
be
Joined
there
"rnce
t
.
Jwtkv
Greatest
Mem
in1odd.
TO
those
dear
to
you,
you
are
the
greatest
man
in
the
world
.
.
.
the
wisest
and
the
most
far-sighted.
They
trust
you
to
protect
them
from
hardship
and
privation.
And
to
the
best
of
your
ability
you
would
do
so.
Yet
there
may
come
a
day
when
you
will
no
longer
be
here
to
shield
them
.
.
.
to
provide
for
their
needs.
Will
their
faith
in
you
then
be
justified
?
You
realize
that
their
confidence
challenges
you
to
greater
vigilance
in
their
behalf.
Have
you
made
the
provision
for
them
that
you
know
to
be
necessary?
Is
your
Life
Insurance
sufficient
to
meet
their
needs?
Do
you
realize
that
5,000
invested
at
6
yields
an
income,
of
less
than
6
per
week?
For
the
sake
of
diosc
who
love
and
respect
and
trust
you
...
those
to
whom
you
zre
the
"greatest
man
in
the
world"
.
.
.
take
pencil
and
paper,
and
figure
how
much
you
have
done
toward
the
building
up
of
an
estate.
Then
call
in
the
rcprcsentadve
of
any
Life
Insurance
Company
and
learn
how
little
is
the
cost
of
adequate
protection.
7prn
ove
ThaTTKV
111
Mmvr-f
Dim.
M!lJI
ass
etnee