THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Ju
ne
vm
PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Jsews,
Limited,
Tnird
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
PROPOSED
MOVE
IS
GOOD
ONE
lit
The
proposed
move
of
the
Provincial
Government
to
The
Letter
Box
Editor,
Dail,
i
In
refere
FISH
TRAPS
given
in
your
m
ft
th
thfe
urn
paper
of
probably
refuse
them
the
fol
!owift
season.
.
One
of
the
chief
reasons
sub-
market
to
settlers
the
rich
agricultural
lands
held
by
them
.LT
to
ajung
inv
uiie
ueiween
amuners
ana
rnnce
ueorge
is
a;
them,
was
beau
of
the
fact
good
one.
Too
much
attention
has
been
paid
to
the
P.
j
that
they
had
run
to
considerable
G.
E.
country
and
not
enough
to
the
Bulkley
and
Nechaco
'
ePn8e
,a
1985
and
uPn
befnf
Valleys.
What
is
needed
is
to
have
that
country
settled
i
refu,d
thM
Ilcn"
1926
I",lff"
ssib.le-
We
have
more
than
once
1
oDjeciea
10
me
attention
given
uie
other
sections
of
the
public
that
right
in
the
current
country
to
the
neglect
of
Central
British
Columbia
valleys.
issues
ef
the
Daily
News
there
One
thing
it
is
to
be
hoped
will
be
insisted
upon
and
1
nine
trap,
sites
being
amUed
that
is
that
sales
will
be
made
only
to
bona
fide
settlers.
for-
in
thw
Particular
frWlnd
We
do
not
fwahta
repetition
of
Rattenbury
lands
fiasco,
l!?18
Ano
Tflf
ny
,mo
If
some
middleman
makes
a
profit
out
othe
lands
the!
"1.
settlers
make
less.
It
is
surely
enough
to
have
to
clear
the
B.
c
Packers,
who
leave
no
those
lands
without
having
to
pay
for
the
privilege.
If
,
grass
growing
under
their
feet
in
the
Tolmie
Government
carries
out
the
policy
of
settling
bune
competition.
the
vacant
lands
of
the
interior,
we
feel
sure
it
wjll
re-
fisherman.
ceive
the
united
support
of
the
whole
of
Northern
and
p,.EA
FOr
support
of
the
v,emiiu
iiaiisii
vjuiiunua
in
me
enternnse.
nnivrr
mmpn-r
Mucnm
We
Hawav
OKNE
AND
PRINCE
RUPERT
communication
from
A.
Tessier
of
Terrace
t
Editor.
Daily
News:
"i
iiu
cauu
iuai,
viuuic
iu
wur
ojictiai
voior
snow
anu
sec
tne
greatvarietyofcolorcorablnationsfrornwhichyoumaychoose.
An
exclusive
manufacturing
achievement
makes
this
wide
selection,
at
no
extra
cost,
absolutely
exclusive
to
the
Super-Sixes.
And
it
caps
the
great
array
of
values
with
which
ivookjv
me
vjuauciinci
iius
swepi
uiu
six-cynnucr
iieia,
The
fact
that
there
is
in
Prince
enclosing
a
clipping
m
regard
to
high
prices
secured
for
RuPrt
8
museum
seems
not
-to
real
estate
in
the
city
of
Melbourne.
That
city
is
100
years
generally
known.
As
chairman
old
and
Prince
Rupert
20.
He
suggests
that
possibly
u7
SJSi
X
Prince
Rupert
will
be
quite
as
wonderful
a
city
as
Mel-
citiiens
of
Prince
Rupert,
but
the
bourne
m
eighty
years.
He
is
right.
It
will
be
even
more
whole
northern
portion
of
this
wonderful,
for
it
will
have
had
to
overcome
the
inertia
of
province,
the
necessity
of
inter-citizens,
the
continual
pounding
of
enemies,
the
snubs
of
ting
ourseIve8
ln
th
matter,
friends
and
manv
natural
VinnrHMna
Yt
no
fc
coo
,
Prince
RuPert
w,n.
,n
the
near
city
is
wonderful
already,
for
its
age.
fJlioice
of
A
the
capital
of
a
new
province.
It
iw
k?i.rc
f
J
A
Special
Show
of
Motor
Car
Color
Designs
The
smartness
and
distinction
of
your
chosen
color
desicn
.
.
"
.
"
n
n
A
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pi
840
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Alt
prUr$
I.
d.
b.
Windsor
TtUtt
IXIT0
y,0Vf
rAre.tentte,r
.Ul
Pribh'y
cover
the
entire
first
payment.
77i
II.
M.
C
Jktrchase
Plan
offers
the
lowest
terms
available
on
the
balance.
ESS
THE
CHALLENGER
Prince
Rupert
Auto
Company
Phones
75
and
275
it
already
1he
terminal
city
of
curios
which
in
time
will
be
lost
etc.),
and
hunters'
and
trappers'
the
greatest
railroad
on
the
Am-
if
not
properly
carred
for.
The
rare
specimens
of
birds
tind
fur
eriran
continent.
It
is
the
See
present
owner
may
now
appre-
bearing
animals,
city
of
two
great
religious
de-
ciate,
what
a
future
one
might
May
I
urge
too,
the
natives
of
nominations
and
is
the
natural
deem
rubbish
and
so
destroy.
itte
various
reserves
both
on
the
distributina-point
far
the
whole
wny
not
present
sucn
arvicies
minu-
uuu
mim.iU
u.n.a
!
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f
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B3UUid2-o:
yester-
&n&
0
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A
i
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III
1
day's
date
to
wit,
that
the
com-
the
east
of
us.
Pr
p(iilMri
whether
to
the1
mweum
where
for"
a)l
time'frtions
coveri
am
Ijjdjfy
ill
ultl-
they'
will
bear'
your
name.
Few
psible,
their
outlet
10?
the
coal-
will"
ever
see
or
care
to
see
your
bal
life
agricultural
Wrultural
areas
areas
to
to
tombstone,
tombstone,
but
but
hundreds
hundreds
of
of
thou-'
thou-1
It
is
is
hoped
hoped
I
sands
in
the
ages
to
come
will
will
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
$5.00
(missioner,
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis,
had
jt,
too,
is
a
central
meeting,
read
that
"you
presented
this
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
JSQiEiven
his
finding
in
.favor
of
pace
for
the
surrounding
Indian
to
the
museum.
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
'traps,
I
would
like
to
place
be-
tribes
and
wllj
ever
be
the
hub)
May
I
suggest
tWat
the
can-Daid
in
advance
for
vearlv
neriod
"...
3.00
fore
the
public
the
following
re-
0f
the
fishing
industries
of
the
neries
donate
as
complete
outfit
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inducer
insertion
1.40
marks:
North
Pacific
and
will
yearly
be
as
possible
of
the
old
hand
can-
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
It
would
appear
lhat
the
com-
the
objective
of
increasing
thou-
Local
readers,
per
insertion,'
per
line'.;'.'
25
missjoner
favors
traps
to
all
and(8andg
of
tourists.
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
sundry,
in
the
prescribed
area
for
At
the
present
time
this
dis-
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
Hue
15
a
limited
time,
to
find
out
morej
trict
is
rich
in
relics
of
a
very
Or
four
months
for
1.00
conclusively
in
what
direction
the
i
ancient
past
relics
that
repres-
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
7.50
fish
caught
are
travelling.
Thfa
I
ent
an
aboriginal
civilization
suf-
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts'
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
8m-
appears
to
me
to
be
both
foolish
i
fident
in
itself
for
the
natives
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
and
dangerous,
in
the
extreme.
Contract
rates
uo
application.
Why
hiatal
traps
to
find
out
the
travelogue
of
salmon
in
these
.
.
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aterg?
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
June
8,
1929
Pih
c,n
ewight.
and
tag-
iK'nf
operations
conducted
on
an
1
extensive
scale,
which
would
p.ro-NEGLECTED
SADLY
fvide
the
information
desired,
by
We
wish
it
were
possible
to
commend
the
Government
alre!dy
efnt
fhod
f
",h
for
its
activity
on
the
Skeena
River
highway.
Onttatjj"?
E
225
subject
the
Government
seems
to
be
silent
and
so
do
local
.gainst
this
additional
method
of
supporters
of
the
Government.
That
is
the
sad
thing,
fishhmr,
being
granted
to
the
The
men
who
were
so
keen
to
get
the
road
when
the
Oliver
under
this
guise.
Government
was
in
office
have
lost
their
enthusiasm
now.
!
T
If
ihZ
rea0B1l"
iiuat,
then
ESMf
f1
speak
at
thwright
ur-
Were
hTins'th
for
better
We
things,
cannot
to
anyway.
expect
get
ac-thPro
to
spend
considerable
money
tion
unless
all
are
united
in
the
offort
to
secure
it.
ifor
installation
of
traps,
and
then
Were
wholly
self
dependent
There
pre
homes
both
native
and
white
possessing
such
relics
or
making
and
canning
machinery
with
sarriplwt
nf
cans
and
labels.
This
North
Pacific
is
a
veritable
treasure
house
of
interesting
and
unique
marine
life
that
"an
easily
be
preserved
by
careful
drying.
Fishermen
and
others
might
well
make
gifts
of
Medusa's
hairs
Crabs,
Polyps
(corals,
etc.),
Echinodermata
(starfish,
Orthon
fir.
"True
injf
Sound
ring,
as
iuny
ob
own
peculiar
tri-
that
every
citizen
use
his
influence
to
boost
so
worthy
an
enterprise
and
he!r
out
financially
by
purchasing
1929-30
membership
ticket
.for
one
dollar.
The
money
thus
secured
will
enable
the
board
tn
purchase,
when
It
thinks
advisable,
articles
that
cannot
other
wise
be
obtained.
Be
loyal,
give
the
youngster!
an
objective
education,
interest
and
entertain
the
od
folk.
Give
visitors
something
to
see,
something
to
remember,
and
something
to
write
and
talk
about:
W.
F.
RUSIIBROOK.
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Neck
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im
ij
boils
for
tbout
Ot
Uietn
BnomoJ
to
hi
!n
th
used
two
bottlet
of
sod
I
hve
nerer
bnro
LotltfsroJ
say
boils
aims
then
Tie
T.
Milbura
Co,
Ltd,
Towto,
o
95.
Gives
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that
wonderufl
OrthopSaoic-toned
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natural
tones.
Thousands
c
pieces
o
music
to
choose
from
in
the
Victor
record
library.
Famous
artists
any
time
you
want
them.
Instruments
rom
$95
up.
All
models
stop
Victor
records
automatically
when
through
ply'm.
Magic
cabinets
artistically
designed
in
rich
voods.
Worth
going
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