TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
November
PAGE
TWO
25
r
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
KUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
Lji
II.
F.
PULLEN
Mahaginji-Edjjpr
'.
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES'-.
i
"
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period'paid
in
advance
$5.00
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
Or
four
months
for
...
..
10
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
bnv
pire
,and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
r.
(n
OUT-OF-TOWN
BUSINESS
A
few
Prince
Rupert
business
houses
in
preparing
their
advertising
do
so
with
an
eye
to
the
out-of-town
business
and
they
find
a
rich
reward.
There
are
always
goods
which
cannot
be
purchased
at
the
loeidtgsand
for
which
it
is
necessary
to
send
away.'
If
Pancetfojprt
people
cater
to
this
business
they
should
et
a
gopl
c(eal
pf
it.
Already
some
are
doing
so.
W
f
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
buy
in
Vancouver,
rift
because
they
cet
any
better
values,
but
beeause'itnev
always
:
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A!5Tin.,..v,A
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v,,,.
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tju.-
'.
Mill
Citi-
li
lV&mWf
u:Vl
'"r8
;
A
i
Advance:
75,
Nil
nupert
iney
ougnt
to
get
goous
duck
mucn
quicKer
ana
oi
just
as
good
quality
as
if
they
sent
to
9ome
larger
city.
As
this
is
the
buying
season,
it
might
bp
well
to
try
this
out
if
it
has
not
already
been
considered'
4
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
has
just
as
large
an
out-of-town
circulation
as
in
town,
sligtlarger,
in
fact.
The
people
who
get
it
read
the
advertisements
as
well
as
the
news.
It
is
purchased
by
natives
as
well
as
others.
This
is
a
large
buying
population.
When
they
come
to
town
they
naturally
visit
the
stores
about
which
they
have
read
in
the
newspaper.
In
view
of
this,
advertising
of
local
merchants
should
be
directed
especially
to
them
as
well
as
to
the
home
buyers.
THE
POLICE
MAGISTRATE
It
is
very
satisfactory
to
know
from
Attorney-General
Pooley
that
no
change
is
made
in
connection
with
the
position
of
police
magistrate
in
this
city.
It
was
feared
that
another
case
similar
to
that
of
Norman
Watt
was
developing
here,
but
Mr.
Pooley's
statement
to
the
Victoria
correspondent
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
is
reassuring.
Mr.
McClymont
has
held
the
position
of
police
magistrate
here
with
dignity
and
efficiency
and
Prince
Rupert
people
generally
will
be
glad
to
receive
Mr.
Pooler's
statement
that
the
rumors
of
his
removal
are
not
correct.
The
Provincial
Government
too
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
gpod
sense
in
refusing
to
make
a
change
which
would
have
been
considered
by
everyone
to
be
of
a
purely
political
nature.
'
The
Letter
Box
POUT
CLEMENTS
COMPLAINT
Editor.
Dally
New:
tice,
and
then
not
even
turn
up
to
the
meeting
himself.
As
far
as
the
vice-president
is
concerned,
not
even
an
excuse
or
explanation
has
yet
been
offered
by
the
president
for
his
odd
conduct.
The
secretary
of
the
Social
Club,
the
school
teacher,
and
four
other
ladios
happened
to
see
the"
notice,
and
then
waited
from
ei8nwUlhalf,nasbvnlne
-
for
entmBflstrar
ptwaeht.
Ar
tlmfr
was
pressing,
and
the
boat
due
the
next
day,
they
decided
to
use
the
money
ln
hand
and
do
the
best
they
could.
Slnte
then
thev
are
being
criticised,
Instead
ot
the
delinquent
president,
by
all
inose
who
now
appear
to
be
ln-
icresiea.
out
did
not
Song
Service
at
St.
Paul's
Church
There
was
a
special
"t
insider
It
playlnB
yesterdaj
1
Tn
St
Pauir
song
LuthVran
service
ine
game
ror
the
president
or
the
church
which
was
so
wn
SSli'1?
"P
at
VxtFa
seati
had
to
be
rried
,L.J,
T
8
X:
u,pr'.,3
T-w,.
In
TO
accommoaate
tne
large
con
regarding
the
children's
Christ-
Kregation.
gregation.
Included
Included
in
in
the
thT
selec
mas
Tree:
only
eive
a
day's
no
tions
were
a
men's
quartette,
a
duet
a
solo
by
Mrs.
Myrvold
and
a
piano
solo
by
P.
Tien.
I..XI
ACT
NotUf
of
liitmtloii
la
Apply
,
to
LraiK
I-and
In
The
Qtiwn
Charlotte
Lnrf
ni..
t
inrr.
ineARu;
Tke
notlc
tbt
Arthur
iutn
and
Eugene
It.
Simpson
of
Mauett,
B.C.,
ooeupatlon
Lumbermen
.Intend
to
apply
for
a
lease-
of
th
Xollowln
deacrlbed
land:
Oommtnelng
at
poet
ManUri
t
the
BE
Cor,
Blk.
M
'Mmett
Toii,ti-'ulte:
thenaa
Wetrlv
in
.k.i..
'
.
(and
npvrr
no
wiurt'
Uimm
an.iXl
a
i
,
.
.
..
.
"
-
!
.
.
,
uoi
turn
up
to
tne
meetings.
cmuu
running
parallel
to
Oov.
wharf
Tnere
are
tun
tnirty
odd
days
1
1
H?w
vfr
Mar':
lDr
Baterijr
ln
which
to
acquire
the
Christ-pf
Northerly
4
chun.
"
umt"
7
es'
au,rf
01
mas
spirit
of
thankfulness.
For,"-
goodness'
sake,
do
It,
and
set
ani
Arthur
Robertson
example
to
tne
ennaren.
,
"FAIR
BQUAkE."
'
IMted
t
Average
Earnings
Of
Prince
Rupert
Taximen
Stated
Minimum
.Wage.
Board
Gets
Infor-'
mation
in
Regard
To
Local
Boys
CalmOnt
1.21.
1.23.
,Dalhousie,
1.75,
1.79.
Devenlsh.
Nil,
22.
Fabyan
Pete.
8,
8fc.
Home,
11
JO,
12.00.
Illinois-Alberta,
40,
43
Mayland.
2.90,
2.95.
McOoug.-Segur,
2.00,
McLPOd."
2.15.
2.20.
Royallte,
65.00.
70.00.
Hargal.
99.
1.00.
Freehold.
71.
75.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.25,
1.29.
United,
75.
78.
Mercury.
72.
74.
Regent.
32,
36.
TORONTO
STOCKS
UeCaffery.
Olbboca
&
OXJart,
Falconbrtdse.
6.50.
6.75.
Abana,
1.19.
U0.
Amulet.
1.87.
UJ.
Holllnger.
5.00,
5.25.
Hudson
Bay.
11.00.
11
.20.
International
Nickel,
31.10.
Ltd.)
Nil
Lasesnore.
ism
Nil.
Mclntyre.
14.06.14.25.
Mandy
45.
49.
Niptasing,
selling
at
l.')5.
Noranda.
36
06.
3V2S.
Sherritt
Gordon.
3.80.
3.85.
Teck
Hughes.
5.15,
5.20.
.Treadwell
Yukon.
6.00.
7.50.
Ventures.
3.90,
3.S6.
Mining
Corporation.
325,
3.35,
Home
Oils,
12.00,
12.10.
Afternoon
Close
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Co
Amulet.
1.88,
1.69.
Dome.
7.15.
75.
Falconbridge.
6JS,
6.40.
Hudson
Bay.
NU,
11.25.
International
Nickel,
30.75,
30.90.
Imperial
Oil.
28.25,
Nil.
Mandy,
45,
50.
Mining
Corporation.
3.25,
3.35.
Mclntyre.
14.05.
14.26.
Noranda.
35.00.
35.10.
Niplssing.
1.85.
2.00.
Sherritt
Gordon,
3.70.
3.75.
Sudbury
Basin.
4.25.
4.35.
Teck
Hughes,
5.10.
5.15.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.00,
7.50.
Ventures.
3.60,
3.65.
s
Wright
Hargraves,
1.30,
1.34.
t
Local
Items
Mrs.
Archie
Hall
of
Hays
Cove
Circle
gave
a
birthday
party
ln
honor
of
her
little
daughter.
piadys
A
number
of
her
little
F.
8.
Clendennlnc.
whn
ha
a
D.een
stationed
here
lor
the
past
iwu
or
mree
winters
as
local
re
presentatlve
of
the
Empire
ship
uuiu
iu
armea
in
tne
city
on
uie
.uauiia
last
brief
visit
here.
evening
for
a
William
Smith,
watchman
.of
the
Massctt
Canners
cannery
at
Old
Massctt,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
bmltners,
where
he
has
been
on
a
holldav
vlxlt
on
H
boith
euoenk
Humphrey
siMrsoN
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
the
td-Nov.
isth,
1929.
I
Islands.
i
j
ROAD
HERE
NEXT
NEED
Should
Be
Olven
Before
Tolmfes
Alaska
Highway.
T.
I).
Pat-tullo
Tells
Vancouver
Attacking
Premier
Tolrale's.
pro-
h
n.lti.i.
nnliimhla.Vllkon-
That
the
averaee
earning
of
taxil
?,..,,
,,,.n
r
unttniin
nrovin-
drlvers
tn
Prince
Rupert
was
$35
a
j
ni?
leader,
in
addressing
week
in
summer
an4
pa
week
in
,
annual
meeUng
last
week
of
the
winter,
and
that
they
were
paid
the
Vancouver
City
Liberal
Asso-no
regular
salary
but
get
35
of
i
atlon
ZMsived
that
some
fifty
to
the
gros
takings,
and
worked
about
ne
niJnarecj
mnii0n
dollars
would
n.noura
nay,
was
iuc
iihui
i
have
to
ha
sntnt
on
roads
in
we
A
I
given
VU
U1C
Minimum
Wrro
Board
Bv
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7-oU
at
Its'
meetlna
Saturday
ui-iht
In
rr.
.?,.,
,i;.ni
ori.-ort;iin
non
incVr
npr
Insertion
1.40
the
Court
House.
J.
D.
McNivtn
uic
ti
Uontract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters"
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
'iOx
Monday.
November
25.
1929
siding,
and
sitting
with
him
being
Qeorge
IL
Cowan,
K.C.,
and
Adam
lien
that
in
Vancouver
the
Yellow
Taxi
,,nri
land
Bnd
and
thfvs.
those
ln
ln
mv
my
own
own
jutrlc
district
Comnanv
rave
a
guarantee
of
$3.20
i
a
day,
or,
if
It
amounted
to
more
.
.
.
il
i
i
nnef
of
the
earnings.
The
earnings
seldom
exceeded
the
guarantee.
These
were
among
the
best
paid
taxi
rtrler
In
VBniVMlVAr
ThV
Work-
INSPECTOR
NEEDED
ed
eight
1W
A
Terrace
shinner
of
agricultural
produce
suggests
the
i
and
Labor
appointment
of
an
inspector
in
Prince
Rupert
who
will
in-:
oj.nwtate
,n
wri?tng
at
an
"S3
spect
all
shipments
as
to
their
quality
and
grading
.and
will
turn
oacK
on
tne
snipper
any
wnicn
no
noi
coniorm
i
with
tlie
regulations.
This,
it
seeiui
would
solve
to
a
!
large
extent
the
present
condition
und$r
which
Prinqe
Ru-,
port
merchants
are
refusing
to
purchase
farm
and
garden
I
produce
from
the,
interior
because
df'the
poor
quality
ofj
some
of
the
shipments
and
lack
of
care
shown
in
packing
I
and
snipping.
When
a
merchant
..
buys
a
certain
grado,'
1
,t
i
i
i
i
j
?
tnere
snouia
oe
some
assurance
mat
ne
is
going
10
receive
it
An
inspector
would
not
need
to
devote
his
whole
time
to
the
work."
All
that
would
be
necessary
would
be
that
the
man
appointed
be
properly
qualified
for
the
position
and
that
he
be
not
interested
in
any
of
the
f
irms
doing
business
in
the
city
in
that
particular
line.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oourtwv
3.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Big
MJuouri.
64.
68.
Cork
Province
5.
54.
Outhle
Mines.
42,
50.
George
Copper,
2.75.
2J50.
OeorptaN
River,
16,
18.
Golconda.
75.
79.
Orandvlew.
24,
24Vfc.
Independence,
4.
5.
Indian
Mines.
3.
5.
Kootenay
Florence,
9.
9.
Kootenay
Kln.
9,
934.
Mohawk,
2.
24.
Marmot
Metals,
IVt
2.
National
Silver.
8.
10.
Noble
Five.
43,
45.
Oregon
Copper,
15,
16.
Pend
Oreille.
3.12.
3.19.
Premier.
1.66,
1.69.
Porter-Idaho.
26.
30.
Reeves
MacdonaW.
1.08,
1.12.
Rufus-Araent.
9.
10.
Ruth-Hope.
22.
24.
SHver
Crest
6.
6V4.
Silverado.
29,
30.
Stlveramith.
3,
NIL
Snowflake.
17,
18.
8unloch.
Nil?
1.10.
.Topley
RichfleW,
5.
6.
ToHc
Mine,
80,
1.00.
Whitewater.
Nil,
47.
Woodbine,
2,
3.
Oils
feel
they
ought
to
be
able
to
do
better
in
a
larger
city.
So'
spooner.
Nil.
so
5.75.
6J0.
A.
P.
Con-
15.
1.97.
2.30.
nrint
sf
1H
nnrtions
of
the
DTOV
ince
before
the
government
would
be
lustlfied
in
building
the
B.
C.
portion
of
the
proposed
Yukon-Alaska
road.
It
also
developed
at
the
meeting,
,h.
nvonaaan
and
Vancomor
Is-
of
Prince
Rupert
who
desire
nign-way
connection
with
the
remainder
I
of
the
province
which
would
cost
,
of
Itself
some
$30.000.000
will
not,
at
this
Juncture,
consent
to
tax;
themselves
to
build
a
road
to
have
i
a
few
tourists
flick
away
up
Into
I
Alaska
for
a
period
of
three
or
four
.
montns
a
year,
saia
jur.
raiiuiig.
He
also
criticized
the
Tolmle
government
for
the
tremendously
cosUy
survey
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
which
is.
now
go
ing
on.
He
said
that
"there
is
al-'
ready
on
file
in
the
departments
sufficient
information
to
determine
general
policy
without
the
expenditure
of
one
dollar."
Currie
Absent
At
Opening
of
Canadian
Legion
REGINA.
Nov.
25:
The
third
annual
convention
of
the
Legion
of
British
Empire
Service
League
opened
at
the
Hotel
Saskatchewan
is
morning.
In
the
absence
of
Dominion
president.
General
Sir
Arthur
Currie,
on
account
ot
the
condition
of
his
health,
Lt.
Col.
L.
R.
LaFleche,
first
vice-president
presided.
Hon.
J.
L.
Ralston,
minister
ot
defence,
conveyed
greetings
of
the
Dominion
government.
A
massage
was
sent
to
sir
Ar
thur
Ctfirrregrettlng
his
absence.
it
saiq
in
part:
-we
pray
mat
Dy
the;'merey
of
divine
nrovidence
you
th"y
be
'restored
to
health
and
strength
to
lead
us
again
as
a
united
body
in
the
cause
ot
peace
and
humanity."
Unanimous
pas
sing
of
this
resolution
was
taken
at
an
Indication
that
General
Currie
would
again
be
asked
to
accept
the
office
as
president.
University
B.
C.
Rugby
Winners
VANCOUVER.
Not.
25.
University
of
British
Columbia
won
the
western
Canada
Intercollegiate
Canadian
rugby
championship
Saturday
when
they
defeated
University
of
Saskatchewan
15
to
2,
taking
the
round
28
to
4.
First
intersection
of
the
Canadian
rugby
championship
to
come
to
the
coast.
The
locals
scored
two
touchdowns
ln
last
three
minutes
of
play.
We
Use
Genuine
FORD
PARTS
IN
OUR
service
work,
we
use
only
genuine
Ford
parts.
These
are
identical
with
those
from
which
your
car
was
assembled
at
the
Ford
factory.
Our
mechanics
have
been
specially
trained
to
service
every
part
of
your
car.
All
labor
Is
charged
at
a
low
flat
rate
and
we
guaranteed
satisfaction.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
DEALERS
Prince
Rupert,
Ti.
C.
WE
HAVE
some
particularly
good
buys
in
Light
Delivery
Cars.
It
would
pay
you
to
look
them
over.
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Boys'
Caps
7
1.85
The
very
latest
stvles
in
Boys'
Caps
in
the
newest
shades
and
colors.
All
sizes.
Temptation
Sale
Price
95c
Importers
SEVENTW
ANNUAL
f:
8,
IPs
Temptation
IS
NOW
IN
FULL
SWING
ONCE
AGAIN
THE
ACME
IMrORTERS
ARE
ABLE
TO
ANNOUNCE
THE
OPENING
OF
THEIR
GREAT
ANNUAL
TEMPTATION
SALE
RIGGER
ANI)
BETTER
THAN
EVER!
This
yearly
event
is
a
noted
one
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
customers
and
friends
of
The
Acme
Importers.
We
have
been
preparingAvell
beforehand
and
this
Temptation
Sale
is
proof
of
our
efforts.
Here
are
some
prices
that
afford
inert
savings
they
have
never
received
before
on
such
quality
merchandise:
Suits
For
Men
.The
Season's
Chosen
Styles
Are
Here
We're
proud
of
our
selection
!
There's
nothing
in
the
way
of
style
we
do
not
have.
Fancy
weaves,
handsome
colors,
finest
wool
fabrics.
Every
garment
masterfully
tailored.
Wonderfully
lined
and
every
detail
of
the
very
best
that
can
be
put
into
suits
for
such
high
quality
and
attractive
styling.
Temptation
GOO
Sale
Price
i:
Suits
For
Men
Here
Is
One
Lot
For
Rush
Sale
Only
20
in
the
lot,
thougfj,
and
all
in
pure
wool
tweeds.
.
Sizes
3G
and
37
only.
Temptation
SalQf
Q
QZ
Sale
Price
tJU
Sweaters
For
Men
Men's
Sweaters
Jumbo
styles
with
shawl
collar
and
all
pure
wool.
Colors
of
white,
black
and
fawn.
Temptation
Sale
3
95
Boys'
Armour
.Clad
Suits
The
Greatest
Wearing
Suits
For
Roys
Ever
Made
Double
kneea,
duiible
seat.
All
pure
wool
materials.
And
some
with
two
pairs
of
pants.
Tempta-
QIZ
QC
tion
Sale
Price
?tftP
Boys'
Underwear
The
famous
St,
Margaret's
Brand
of
Boys'
Underwear
Pure
wool
ma
terial,
made
in
England
;
short
sleeve,
knee
length.
All
sizes.
Temptation
Sale
Price
Overcoats
For
Men
Overcoats
For
Men
of
Every
Description
Overcoats
tailored
by
famous
makers,
embodying
all
the
new
fea-tures
for
winter
attire.
Wool
fabrics
inconservative
snappy
styles.
Overcoats
with
two
ana
three
buttons.
Notched
lapels,
graceful
fitting
models.
In
fact,
tho
type
that
men
will
choose
without
further
V
N-
hesita
x
-'(Ml
tion.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$19.85
Shirts
For
Men
Tooke's
Shirts,
Arrow
Shirts,
Lane's
Shirts
Made
of
imported
Endish
broadcloths;
in
white,
mauve,
fawn,
in
stripe
patterns
and
plain
colors.
Regular
values
to
$3.50.
C-fl
Off
Temptation
Sale
Price
.
.
vAOU
Rubbers
For
Men
Hundreds
of
Men's
Rubbers
in
all
sizes.
Qffp
Temptation
Sale
Price
Boys'
Socks
The
famous
St,
Margaret's
Sock-
fur
Boys-Pure
wool,
made
in
Endnnd.
In
all
shades
and
sizes.
Temptation
Sale
Prirce
oox"
Boys'
Shirt
Waists
Here
Is
One
Real
Special
in
Shirt
Waists
For
Boys
Assorted
patterns
and
in
all
sizes.
Temptation
Sale
"7
fi
Price
iU
Boys'
Pants
Boys'
Pants
with
governor
fasteners.
urn
you
over
see
a
price
imc
'"
Temptation
bale
Price
The
Acme
Importers
Terms:
Cash
Only
THIRD
AVENUE
Sam
Booth,
C.N.R.
track
lab-1
pert
General
Hospital.
He
was
ta-orer.
suffering
from
a
severe
cold,
ken
from
tlio
train
to
the
has-was
brought
to
the
city
irom
Usk
pltal
In
the
ambulance,
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
to
take
treatment
in
the
Prince
nx-
Norman
L
Freeman
and
John
95c
Mail
Orders
Filled
At
These
Prices
L.
Kask
of
tne
y
rii-
Fisheries
Commission
ed
Saturday
evenms
on
Princess
Norah
for
a
"'P
w
chikan
on
official
duu"
.on