i
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
July
5,
1929.
The
Daily
News
PKINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
.
.Daily
News,
Lirnite,TJ)ird(
Avenue
,
II.
F.
PULL"EN
-
-
-
Managing-Edtor
Labrador
in
liU
L11C
llll
llillllin
in
WAY
TO
ENCOURAGK
EMPIRE
TRADE
,
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
Conscious,
annarentlv.
thnt.
hp
mnt
LABORER'S
WIPE
calling,
for
him
after
his
day's
work):
JJctwMWtfDtfve
left
'ero,
Beri.
Aren't
you
going
to
tidy
up
a
bit
afore
you
comes
'ome?
-The
Passing
Show
London
The
Letter
Box
SALMON
tROT.LEHS
Editor,
Daily
Newa:
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j
unci
ttliu
ail,
HIC
icdu'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
...
t
'
!erfl.
r
the
8a,mon
fishermen
s
nn
,
,
...
.
f
!
union
are
at
present
undertaking
i;
ucuvcry,
oy
man
or
carner,.yearjy
penoa,
paia
in
auvance
Jo.uuia
prcctk-al
experiment
in
very
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
.'V.
.....
.60
advanced
socialism
or
bolshe-
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
vism.
they
have
decreed
that
paia
in
advance
lor
yearly
period
3.00
.
i
(
.
Cold
Storage,
being
capitalist,
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40;
phall
get
not
a
single
fish
this
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
.ltWufe
2.80
year
;
that
any
fisherman
not
in
Local
readers,
per
insertion,,
per
line
HSWiSh
25;..ympnthy
with
or
deferring
to
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
wordlWiWWv:.'-.".
.02ther
orders
are
scabs;
that
any
jicuai
nonces,
eacn
insertion,
per
agate
line
.
15
fish
buyer
caught
buying
fish
Or
four
months
for
1.00
from
a
scab
shall
get
not
a
single
man
.0
an
omer
countries,
per
year
....
7.5l
f
sh
from
the
nn
nn
B
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em
pire
ana
.united
states,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
July
5,
1929.
Cold
Storaire
is
the
onlv
rnm-
6.00ipany
not
willing
to
risk
the
wrath
of
the
law.by
refusing
to
buy
fish
from
licensed
fishermen,
even
if
he
is
independent,
hence
the
boyeot.
A
few
illuminating
snatches
heard
at
meetings
where
leaders
orate
to
the
willing
and
unwilling
followers:
"Either
let
them
sign
up
and
pay
up
or
get
,.
lout,"
meaning
the
unwilling.
A
PURCHASE
OF
LABRADOR
!
few
have
left
for
the
south
rather
'
-The
Federal
Government
has
denied
that
it
had
made
ithan
bft
mlxed
up
ft
"CoId
an
Offer
to
nurchase
LnHrnrW.
TW
io
iv.ll
Tt
Jo
tn
WStora're
have
enol?h
cabs
hope,!
that
any
such
proposals
wiH
tap
ppoS
K
Canada
iTJA'A"!
DaVS
One
hlinrirprl
rYllllinns
nr
animthav
terest,
Victoria
ratepayers
must
i
pay
P.
D.
Rice
R.C.L.S.
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
Hays-port;
where
he
made
surveys
for
the
Power
Comnmtlnn
r
r.
1
w
v
VMU"
ada.
of
the
Mines
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Granby
in
Good
Shape;
Oil
Expected
in
B,
C.
Peace
River;
Td
Complete
Saddle
Train
and
that
the
future
is
full
of
promise
is
indicated
by
the
1
r
1
i.
11
r
t
rs
K.f
i
.
.t
i
n
li.
improved
condition
in
the
finan
cial
affairs
of
the
company,
quar
terly
distributions
were
made
amounting
to
$1,344,515.10
for
the
year.
On
Feoruary
1,
1929,
dis
tributlon
to
shareholders
was
increased
f.om
the
rate
of
$4
to
$(
and
on
March
2G,
1929,
to
$7
per
share
per
annum.
With
the
con-tfnuation
of
a
courier
market
ar
oroximatelV
the
crenent
prices
thii
irate
is
expected
to
be
maintained.
the
year
new
ore
was
de
amounting
to
3,044,24.
v
Ui
wuwua.
1
p.na
a
-m
rA.
...
du-.Intf
that
neriod.
With
thp
de
The
only
i
possible
excuse
for
taking
fy
over
the
territory
irWAAvu4.jr
"
owning
"
i
JJi
and
ami
operating
a
iin
my
my
own
own
'
velPment
and
operation
of
the
is
so
that
this
country
may
not
be
cut
off
from
the
interior,
,)ont
ni
t
in
sj-nathv
With!Bonanza
ore
1
as
is
the
case
in
connection
with
Alaskn.
Tt.
mnv
ho
hoHov
at
sort
of
business
I
am
a
scab.
wJI!
e
carried
annual
report
01
me
uranDy
onsonuaieu
lviinmg,
omea-
Itlfy
Xr
PrtxifdW
fVi
T.M
"Tlii
-fi'i-iatirtiril
Teil1fo
"
oov'c!
fVio
report,
"reflect
improvement
in
both
operating
efficiency
and
benefits
derived
from
higher
average
metal
prices
prevailing
in
the
copper
market
over
those
of
1927.
The
total
income
foij
the
year,
exc.usive
of
depreciation
and
depletion,
for
which
there
was
no
cash
outlay,
amounted
to
291,071.39,
representing
earnings
at
a
rate
of
$3.60
per
share
of
-
-
stock
outstanding,
as
compared
with
the
results
for
the
some
years
ago
but
did
not
meet
previous
year
of
f
1.428,679.50,
or
with
much
success'
The
Imperial
$3.21
per
share.
As
a
result
of
oil
Co'
did
some
drilling
in
the
body,
further
worl
on
in
order
to
de
trt
nr.,,
o
..,n
i
ii
xi
t
...
.
J
Jaahi
Wnnlfl
vnn
hii.v
-
i.
limit
the
present
known
ore
body.
continue
thmiS
in
'
th,s
JMr
of
1929
1
"
P.,ant
,,mprovemen
u
,n
vtogT's
"
Continue
tnroUghOUt
all
time.
the
end
of
the
consisted
innd
8tampe(f
,etter
t()
he
Eve,
year
ol
.
1
he
Whole
idea
Of
bartering
territory
IS
wrong.
Trans-
Empire
by
wav
of
Bert
Hanson,
changes
in
mill
equipment,
which
fer
Should
be
made
only
With
the
Consent
of
the
people
Un'n
fishpacker,
and
have
not
a:e
now
,n
operation
and
have
Who
live
there.
Also,
money
collected
from
that
territory
"een
anih,nf
In
the
Empire.
materially
raised
recoveries.
Sev-
They
evidently
have
not
thought
eral
optkns
were
taken
during
the
"-r"
..wuu
M4.i.uc:.vuivw.rtujr
tu
.uunu
ru
(n
nnM.s
"
year
oh
new
nronerties
and
ex-
im
rno
nnnn
auc
nnntvna
w
,-.--
.
v.
.
.
:
ploratory
pioratory
work
worK
conducted
conducted
thereon
tnereon
'
T
ViT
"1
J-
MADSEN
w
)Ve,1U1"
tl)e
Ulea
0f
e
SUDJect
.'
territory
in
connection1
Ex-service
man,
North
Dundas
but
the
showings
encountered,
with
the
northern
part
of
British
Columbia,
where
monies
Harbor.
;
however,
were
insufficient
to
are
taken
from
the
natural
resources
of
the
north
and
px-
justify
further
development
and
pended
in
the
south.
Today
the
north
needs
highways
more
than
anything
else,
but
the
highways
in
the
south
are
being
paved
and
generally
improved,
while
right
here
in
Prince
Rupert
there
has
been
built
only
five
and
a
half
miles
in
twenty
years.
We
are
a
territory
like
Labrador,
looked
upon
as
something
owned
by
the
people
of
the
south
for
their
special
benefit.
This
notion
must
be
got
rid
of
as
quickly
as
possible.
GRAIN
SHIPPED
the
options
Were
cancelled.
The
policy
of
keeping
engineers
in
the
field
will
be
continued
and
exam-
:
i
i
ii
i
t
wiauon
win
oe
maae
oi
any
new
rti
Kl
V
r
A
t
ttiAmtnn
Nl
III
I
V
H
R
i
rropertles
of
interest
which
may
Ul
I
ill
vUU
T
lilYl
be
brought
to
the
company's
at-
tentlon."
During
the
year
Victoria,
and
Prince
Rupert
Out
2
H34,06
?Tds
f
JCOpper
wa"
of
Luck
in
Past
SeaonV
f
1
A5T
f86""""
Business
(Financial
News)
"
..mo
Dunn
.1.
flllJUA
4.
I
885
ounces
of
silver
was
produced
and
5821
ounces
of
gold.
The
ma
J'
jor
lie-Ill
item
Ui
of
lOIlSl:
construction
uciion
c
carried
U.j
..
,
-,
ha.
nn
7'"
,
r
7
m
Djr
tne
company
during
the
year
m
"
n
Rupert
ZZ
.1"
Victoria
!
r...1.
WM
tne
0Peni
uPf
the
Bonanza
absurd
appearance
m
advocating
Empire
trade
with
one!1
"?ce
or
in
property
Dream
anu
uemanrting
the
imposition
of
duties
to
toep'
v"
"
out
importations
of
British
goods
with
the
next,
Mr.
Ben-U
1"
tM
.VHtl
haJ
nett
has
undertaken
to
lnv
flnwn
n
fnrmnio
..'.u
rv.
.i.,i.
..
...t.
J.
In
connection
with
the
survey
Shadows
the
policy
With
respect
to
Empire
trade
Which
i
bushels
are
booked
to
go.
Thus
Preparatory
to
the
proposed
ex-he
will
apply
if
he
is
given
power.
He
expounded
'
this!Vancouver
may
8hIn
about
95,-;tens,Pn
of
the
Pacific
Great
East-policy
at
some
length
at
Campbellford
0?0,000
bu8he,s
before
the
end
of
valIay
into
the
Peace
River
Mr
BprihPtr
rnmpe
nnt
rTnfinif
au,
Jmd
i
r
11
the
Preent
crop
year.
Already,
aIstr,ct
fou'
geological
parties
ifrnfn
fj
55
,
f1"1.
flatfOOtedly
a
new
record
has
been
set.
e
In
the
field.
Special
atten-
against
the
Canadian
policy
1-
of
tariff
preferences
on
Em-t
vfctoria,
unfortunately,
has
ex.!t,on
i8
to
be
given
to
formations
;ouuj5cbuiiB
me
presence
or
coal
It
is
the
belief
that
oil
along
the
western
slope
of
RHhah
rmnrla
n
A
"
"
f"1l
1"
"PV'had
moved
when
the
grain
com-!
f
"le
Rocky
Mountains.
The
pro-
non-British
nnn.R;
lT
goods.
,l"
"'
This
T
.
whollv
UV?.
1
unporiei
S
OI
jmissioners'
report
of
June
21
wmK
a'
.
ovtn.ent
attempted
is
ohiPftinnnhlp
tn
Ar
-w.
.
.
cumin.
1
1
1
i
iviiii
it'
fill
inriT
ifiTi.i
.t
i
r
m
n
i
u.
.mmIi.j
Bennett
because
"preference
means
that
the
radius
of
competition
is
enlarged
and
instead
of
a
certain
industry
meeting
competition
in
its
own
country,
it
has
to
face
it
in
two
countries
"
compiled
Prince
Rupeprt
has
had
more
success,
although
there
hate
been
heartpangs
for
enthusiastic
Prince
Rupert
boosters
In
the
sriSy
total
to
date.
On
June
21
the
grain
commission
reoort
showed
2.452.000
bushels
credited
in
Prince
Rupert.
Vancouver
has
shinned
it
!
great
total
this
year
through
j
about
7,600,000
bushels
of
eleva
tor
space.
Next
year.
If
nlan
jfor
elevator
expansion
go
through,
tne
total
elevator
accommodation
will
be
in
the
vicinity
of
11,000.-000
bushels.
It
may
be
expected
that
Victoria
'
and
Prince
Runert
will
mnka
(strenuous
efforts
to
get
more
;
grain.
Prince
Rupert's
elevator
is
not
financed
by
Prince
Rupert
ratepayers
but
wair
a
government
project.
When
it
was
leased
to:
the
Wheat
Pool,
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
reckoned
the
prob'
lem
or
grain-getting
quite
solved.
:
There
have
V
n
som
recrimina-1
jtiona
against
the
Wheat
Pool's
at-'
titude
toward
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
and
a
delegation
was
sent
to
(Interview-
heads
of
the;
Pool.
...
Victoria
Is
more
directly
Inter
ested
since
the
city
has
backed
the
1
bonds
of
the
elevator
there
and
If
I
the
elevator
doesn't
earn
bond
In-!
drilling
in
the
Peace
River
section
vicinity
of
Holla
and
encountered
a
arae
flow
of
iran.
hut
(ha
Wpll
was
later
capped
and
that
was
all
that
was
heard
of
it.
The
possibility
of
discovering
indications
A'hfeh
mav
lead
to
the
hrlnirlnir
"n
of
new
oil
fields
is
regarded
as
me
of
the
most
important
achieve
nenta
of
the
P.
G.
E.
survey.
Completion
of
the
tramway
at
he
Saddle
property
of
the
Silver
rest
Mines,
Ltd.,
connecting
the
vharf
at
Hastings
Arm
with
the
tunnel
portal..
will
proceed
shortly.
This
work
was
Interrupted
by
snowfall
last
fall
when
It
reauircd
only
a
short
time
to
complete.
Once,
the
tramway
is
finished
it
is
rilarin.rl
4n1.n
.Liu
n
n
n
.1
p.aiivvu
m
iuac
ui
jjiauJUJief
y
umi
luppliea
to
the
tunnel
camp
with
a
view
to
extending
the
tunnel
20
feet
ahead.
This
tuunel
is
expect-
ed
to
tap
the
ore
bodies
exposed
'n
the
shaft
workings
to
a
depth
if
85
feet
and
carrying
average
alues
of
about
$60
oer
ton"
In
silver
and
lead.
Fcrther
drivinir
of
a
crosscut
unnel
has
been
authorized
by
the
lufus
Argenta
at
Stewart
In
an
ffort
to
intersect
the
big
Erick-'on
vein.
During
the
winter
400
'eet
of
crosscut
was
driven
and.
is
this
failed
to
get
results,
ontract
has
been
let
for
an
addl-
tiona"!
400
feet
on
the
understand-
ig
thnt
if
the
Erlckson
vein
Is
ntercepted
prior
to
completion
of
?e
400
feet,
the
cross-cutting
will
e
discontinued
and
drifting
on
he
vein
will
proceed.
AMERICAN
TROLLING
BOAT
CASES
COMING
UP
IN
SOUTH
SOON
The
cases
of
five
American
trolling
boats,
which
were
seized
near
here
about
the
middle
of
May
and
charsred
with
ilW.-il
fishing
in
Canadian
waters,
will
be
tTIel
in
Admiralty
Court
in
victoria
on
July
9.
C.
II.
O'Hal
.
.
.
1
A
(
4
ieran
oi
victoria
will
act
as
counsel
in
the
cases
for
the
fish
eries
department
in
nlace
of
E
t.
Jones
of
this
citv
who
will'
ha
unable
to.
go
south.
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IN
Jlffft-
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SCOTLAND.
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This
advertfsement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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London
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carrier
did
bring
a
further
interesting
letter
from
Brother
John
describing
a
vogue
now
in
great
favour,
of
serving
as
an
appetizer
worthy
Vickers'Gin
mixed
with
aromatic
bitters,
and
a
cordial
called
vermouth.
A
gentleman
from
the
Americas,
delighted
with
the
concoction,
hath
returned
to
his
country
with
the
recipe,"
VICKERS
FINEST
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DRY
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nr
JOSEPH
tr
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21977
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Blues
That'
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Baby
Walking
With
Susie
Fox
Trots
by
CforRe
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and
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on
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Records
219J7
and
21941
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a
Nest
for
Mary
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Vocal
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Endor
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Hawaii
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Hawaiian
Orchestra
Miller
and
Farrcll
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Got
a
Feeling
Fox
Trot
Pm
Falling
Jeae
Crawford
and
Orchestra
21981
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of
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