PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
ItUPEKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
P,'
PULLEN
-
Managing-Editor
,
"
The
holding
of
the
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Fisheries
PROTESTANTS
1
Qvent.
Added
to
that
is
the
fact
that
it
is
by
the
fisheries
manifests
itself.
IN
IRELAND
Visitor
Tlla
About
Conditions
and
Says
Number
Will
in
'
1
Come
to
Canada
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
,
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
K.On
EDMONTON,
July
10:
Many
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
...50
young
Irishmen,
mainly
from
the
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
.and
Central
British
Columbia
north
will
come
to
Canada
within
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00vthe
next
two
or
three
years,
ac-
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
1.40
cording
to
Rev.
John
McCaffrey,
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
indh
2.80!
Belfast
pastor
and
coptributing
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line'
A
.....
25
,
editor
of
the
"Irish
Christian
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
.02
;
Advocate,"
Protestant
weekly.
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
IB
who
has
been
visiting
here.
Mr.
Or
four
months
for
.
1.00
McCaffrey
is
studying
Canadian
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
pejr
year
.
7.50.
immigration
from
the
standpoint
Bj
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
of
Irish
colonists
and
expressed
pire
and
United
State?,
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
Wednesday,
July
10,
1929
FISHERIES
CONVENTION
6.00;
himself
as
pleased
with
the
man-j
ner
in
which
they
had
settled
down.
An
agricultural
college
'outside
Belfast
provides
preliminary
training.
)
A
large
number
of
the
Irish
j
In
Canada
at
present
were
forced
I
to
Jeave
the
southern
section
of
Ireland
during
the
rebellion
largely
through
intimidation
and
personal
persecution.
Seeking
other
lands
they
migrated,
to
Canada,
Australia
and
the
United
States,
and
it
is
from
the
glow-
that
Prince
Rupert
lives
and
prospers.
Without
the
fish-!
Conditions
improve
eries
the
city
v6uld
not
amount
to
much.
Mr-
AleCaffrey
stated
that
a
All
that
is
suggested
just
now
is
that
the
people
of
the
'the
tSJS.
city
co-operate
m
every
possible
way
in
extending
a
royal
church,
together
with
many
in
Welcome
to
the
fisheries
delegates
and
their
wives
and
I
the
United
states
had
built
a
daughters
who
are
expected.
If
we
make
them
feel
that
I
church
in
Belfast
to
take
care
of
they
are
welcome
we
shall
likely
have
them
here
again
at!many
of
J-hwe
.drven,
from
h.e
some
future
time
and
also
it
will
be
.encouraging
to
other
!!?"tha"lr
This
JAvl"?
church
'"u1?,1;
would
organizations
to
hold
meetings
in
Prince
Rupert.
COW
BAY
QUESTION
Since
the
foundinc
nf
thp
pitv
rhpre
hns
hppn
rli'ffi-
ster
capital.
be
completed
next
year
and
pro
culty
over
Cow
Bay.
Once
the
railway
company
ii"ecK-
ilf1?
KSi
it
in,-
but
as
they
had
not
permission
to
do
so
the
Railway
L.Mn-wfrker
win
pmnwa
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Y&Wii?,
July
10,
1020
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ENGLAND'S
ROYAL
VISITOR
The
Sultan
of
Zanzibar,
photo-
Association
Ajcnriifinn
in
in
Prince
Pi-itino
Pniavt
Kupeit
Jo
is
the
V
first
fi.ct
national
ing
accounts
of
life
and
success
graphed
as
he
was
walking
conyen-
,
fhpap
P0Iintrw
nartieuiariv
through
the
a
i
i
in
mese
countries,
jku
ucuiaiij
Liituugji
me
rueci
streets
to
iu
me
lirl-
rh.
a;
tion
to
come
i
to
t1
the
City
and
as
SUCh
.
IS
an
outstanding
,
.
Canada,
that
a
growing
interest
tish
capital..
The
Sultan
is
a
great
friend
of
the
British
ELECTIONS
IN
INDIA
MAYBE
SET
FORWARD
vide
a
meeting
place
for
visitors
from
this
side.
The
economic
condition
of
Ire-
Country
Awaiting
Report
of
Si-
land
is
improving
slowly,
he
mons
Commission
Before
Taking
Action
India,
July
9:
With
i
Commission,
on
application
of
the
city,
made
them
dig;the,i,y
this
fall,
large
programs
at
BOMBAY,
'
the
recent
announce-
menace
to
the
community
ds
it
is
at
present.
The
city
toJay
wear
no
linen
clothing,
silk
,
i
must'.insistHhat
it.be
kept
decent
to
conform
with.
the.
bi"
used.
The
use
of
polished
ln&-.
a0
OtterpVfspf
the
City.
.'.
JiSJ,J
vbr
of
the
tf
J
;
,
Assembly
elections.
Dear
Old
Lady:
"I
want
you
to
put
me
through
to
the
number
I
asked
for
last
Wedneday.
I
can't
think
what
it
is
just
now,
but
you'll
remember
W6
had
a
little
bit
"
of
bother
about
the
exchange.
The
Humorist.
slve
advertising
campaign
Unemployment
is
still
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
Miss
T.
Fult2
of
Los
Angeles
and
Miss
Ruth
Anderson
of
San
Francisco
were
business"
visitors
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
tfix
of
Prince
Rupert
spent
the
week-end
in
town.
Miss
Kathleen
Burnett
was
honored
on
Sunday
evening
by
a
surprise
dinner
party
given
by
her
parents
in
celebration
of
her
birthday.
About
a
dozen
of
her
young
-
friends
were
entertained
at
a
picnic
party
at
Lakelse
Lake
during
the
day.
Following
dinner
at
her
home
here
the
young
people
enjoyed
a
social
and
musical
evening.
NFW
HAZELTON
Douglas
Parent
was
successful
in
passing
his
final
examinations
in
the
Technical
School
at
Montreal.
He
will
now
take
up
mining
engineering
at
McGill
University.
11111!.
CI
f
.
...
,
n
iwium
anerm,
iprmeriy
omce
placelvhich
sewers
have
defiled
!
where
junk
hasbe
S?
1"2I1S&SS
allowed
to
accumulate.
Now
it
IS
to
be
handed
over
to
the
J
"."J"
he
in
its"
W0U,d
n0t
be
diasoIved
at
lhe
enl
Tulameen
mine
near
Princeton
in
railway
company
and
doubtless
it
will
be
filled
before
hi..ftrv
iflPffpiv
h
years
tho
v
?
.f
SePtp,1lb
nd
that
the
elec-
a
similar
capacity.
AJi'l-j
a
'
ii
,
i
tion
would
'vte
postponed
to
&1
.
TH03IAS
AND
CANADA
date
not
yet-fixed,
iJf'Jiinri.
The
Times
M
of
Mr.
nd
Mrs.
Wlllim
Tlow
enter
tained
,
a
number
of
their
friends
a
picnic
at
their
camiv
on
postponement
of
the
8e
ronslderable
considerable
harm.
harm.
The
The
manufac-
manufac-
.
iasi
onaay.
'c-"-
One
OI
of
these.'
mese,
I.lr.
W.vr
nlan
n
.rf.r,.
a
minor
reason,
was
urged
upon
Dr.
Hugh
Dickey,
.
Vancouver
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ti.uai
u
Uie
-jc
wciaiisi,
nas
peen
a
Visitor
Tf.
will
hp
intProstincr
tn
hor
wlnnf
nro,,
Pf
TTnn
lerable
and
the
value
of
the
dole
..!,mDe".
01
Lentra
.
.
.ner?
recently
on
professional
J.
H.
Thomaspcts
ho
CT"
F5
'iSrl'
that
will
utilize
British
goods
and
thus
increase
employ-',
"X'i
"
Ziid
meir
departure
aepanure
for
for
England.
England.
They
They;
,.,,,
pointed
out
that
if
the
elections
11
PRINCE
GEORGE
inent
in
cniain.
upuDiiess
ne
nas
sometmng
detinue,
welcome
the
return
of
the
British
"T.uTm
.
.
,1
in
mind
and
we
may
expect
to
have
it
elaborated
in
due
!
government,
but
that
this
was
not
1"!
v
1
fi,!
1
,u
y,
V,u,d
time.
In
the
meantime,
we
mayrest
assured
that
any-
a
solution
of
the
present
doinir
tleM
day
w"e
held
by
the
any
Soieering
electioneering
work
work,
and
Z
'eeral
department
of
agricul
thing
Clone
by
the
Labor
Government
Will
not
be
for
the;tm,.uT"
w"
would
therefore
find
themselves
ture
t
Pineview
last
Friday
and
purpose
Of
helping
Canada,
but
for
the
purpose
Of
aiding
""j
"
'
j;
',
"
.i
.i"
Penalized
fr
having
undertaken
a
Sa,mn
valley
on
Saturday.
j.t--;..i?-ii
i
i.
n.
.i
i
i
i
.
..ii
tions
in
Britain
may
be
ruled
out
of
the
count,
CONSULAR
INTEGRITY
The
finding
of
opium
in
the
luggage
of
the
wife
of
a
Chinese
vice-consul
at
San
Francisco
is
a
blow
at
consular
privileges.
AlSo,
it'is
a
sad
blow
to
China"
If
the
offi
i
l-i
.
i:
i
-
i
nu
n'nrv
rr
MoaiaiM
.1
,
nrn
un.a
nffiins9AA
.
..
iiAa
i.-
meir
ieuow
worKers
in
me
om
country,
vnyinmg
wnicn
;
matlon
of
an
all-Ireland
council,
does
not
directly
contribute
to
the
improvement
of
condi
i
Politically,
the
country
was
quiet,
however.
CANOE
TRIP
TOATHABASCA
cials
oi
a
country
stoop
to
smugging
and
take
advantage
;
Of
their
positions
to
do
SO,
many
consular
privileges
Will
Famous
fiulde
Has
Power
be
cut
off
entirely,
'
Doubtless
the
vice-cpnsul
at
San
j
f
iong
Jaunt
Francisco
will
be
recalled,
but
that
will
not
wipe
out
the
JASPER,
July
10.
To
begin
a
slon.
The
other
reason,
and
the
5l-
Cement
of
the
University
of
one
which
had
led
Lord
Irwin
to
British
Columbia
and
D.
G.
Den-take
his
decision,
has
reference
nv
Pu'try
specialist,
Summer-jto
the
position
created
by
the
,an1-
Tn,a
series
of
field
days
Simon
Commission's
report.
being
held
throughout
the
inter-"The
elections
would
normally
,or
has
been
afrahged
by
A.
TJ.
iaKe
piace
in
November;
the
re-'"'cnaras,
supervisor
of
lliustra-port
of
the
Royal
Commission
tlon
stations.
will
certainly
be
made
public
by!
.
the
end
of
January
of
next
voar
'
T"e
weather
has
been
more
I
Were
the
elections
to
be
held
be-
8Un?mery
he
of
late,
the
ther-Cnnoe
fore
Jan"8-y
the
electors
would
I"ometer
ascending
as
high
as
vanoe
be
asked
for
their
verdict
on
a
75
dfree8
above
zero.
i
blind
issue.
In
the
words
of
tho
.
.'.
iVicerov.
Viceroy,
at
atrfW
r
the
h.
time
,.,,
when
iul
,,7
.
n0D"
"eia,
roaa
superinten
uPr,nten:
elections
woW
normallv
h
VlH
the
I
??"
.Yan00(
7T
,
an
Mr.
and
-.1300-mile
canoe
trip
in
the
wild
hf
would
Inevitably
b
.ru-'tX
'JrZJuul
)
.
latin..
.
i
il.
,i.
i
kaKe
were
among
visitors
In
town
niTn
ffniinmr
--i
i
i
tr-
hi
na
iuiiuii
an
in
iiih
ikmb
lnia
aaawm
-
ifamousluide
of
Jasper
National
ndat.on
6t
.""1''
VIeratIonlSt
week.
,1'ark,
left
today
for
Prince
"u
'"aran
committees,
and
Rev.
T.
dePencler
of
this
cltv
r?...
ii
n
,.,iii,
.
.
.i.
forecasts.
trut
nt
wt,ii.
-
...
V
u7uibv,
M.w.,
.mm
a
.anjf
ui
bia.
..,
musi
nu
uev.
a.
rol
Ingcr
of
MeBfldp
beginning
at
Summit
Lake,
on
the
necessarily
be
without
founds-,
have
been
attending
the
annual
head
of
the
Peace
River,
the
ad-
would
be
widely
published.
'
retreat
for
clergy
of
Caribdo
venturers
win
ioiiow
ine
sueam
untrnuiniy
would
diocese
at
Lytt'
.
.
i
f
x
,
1
1
1
.
.i
.
,
.
.
tint
fnll
tn
Aml.A,iM..i
i
-ii
liu
nHterwayn,
mutrm,
maKing
t"iuoiiiiBin(
uoin
from
60
to
150
miles
a
day.
Curly's
to
the
candidates
and
to
the
el-Iparty
consists
of
his
wife
and
Mr.
ectors.
In
other
words,
the
ex-jand
Mrs.
Block
of
Peoria,
111,,
tremlst
parties
would
fill
the
air
.with
their
two
eons,
Frederick
',th
denunciations
of
the
Simon
and
Carl,
and
their
daughter,
Commission,
while
the
Moderate
:Jean.
candidates
would
have
nothing
to
i
A
new
model
of
power
canoe
',ut
before
the
electors."
;
built
by
Curly
in
Jasper
espe-l
i
daily
for
the
trip
is
equipped
with
an
eight
horse-power
out-
TELLS
OF
RUSSIA
board
engine.
The
craft
is
21
feet
long,
five
feet
wide
and
two
AS
IT
IS
TODAY
feet
deep
amidships
and
three
r
.
.
feet
deep
at
the
bow.
Built
to
stand
rough
water
on1
VICTORIA,
July
10t
Henry
ton.
VANDERIIOOF
Thanksgiving
services
for
the
recovery
of
King
George
V
werti
observed
both
in
the
Anglican
ana
united
Churches
here
Sunday.
on
A.
E.
Richards,
supervisor
of
illustration
stations
or
the
fed-eral
department
of
agriculture,
held
a
successful
field
day
here
on
Aionuay.
Lake
Athabasca,
where
the
pa'.ty
Somerville
in
a
copyright
artido'
With
gangs
of
workmen
em-will
spend
a
few
days.
Team
in
the
Vancouver
Star
tells
of
ployed
ort
each
end,
the
provln
will
handle
the
canoe
and
the
bag'
,
the
thorough
manner
iri
which
clal
public
works
department
Is1
gage
at
the
two
places,
which
ard
the
Russian
people
train
their
making
good
progress"
on
the
the
only
portages
irt
the
1300
young
people,
in
the
principles
new
Vanderhoof-Fort
Ffasr
m,ifi
.i
...
,
,
,
.
J
80f,allsm-
ciir
Ma,,x
d
his
highway.
Work
has
also
com-
"Ue
expect
both
wonderful
fish-
doctrines
are
made
thtf
basis
for.
menced
on
the
road
between
Ihg
and
scenery,"
said
Curly,
as
all
teaching
with
the
statutes
of
i
Stuart
Lake
and
Braeslde.
he
started.
"I
have
bookings'
Lenin
and
other
apostles
of
the
--
-
now
for
most
of
next
year
over
revolution.
Eveif
the
radio
broad-
Several
prospective-
iflt
tiers
his
route,
which
when
It
becomes
casts
are
tasted-with
propagan-'have
been
looking
over
the
Stuart
known
will
be
one
of
the
great
at-
da
nnd
no
opposition
is
tolerated
River
country
recently
with
a
tractions
of
the
north."
in
the
newipapr.
"view
to
taking
up
land.
STEWART
Jas.
Nelson,
J.
K.
Gordon,
U,
Dr.
J.
T.
Martdv.
resident
nUn
Corlett
and
T.
M.
Turned
return-
jng
engineer,
Prince
Rupert,
has
ed
on
Sunday
after
attending
the
been
looking"
Over
many
proper-Conservative
District
Convention
ties'
In
the
district
of
late.
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t
'
held
in
Hazelton
on
Saturday
night.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Blanton
"
of
lfydcr"
have
moved
to
Stewart
Miss
Moffatt
returned
on
Sat'
and
arer
occupying
the
Homtman
urday
after
a
vfslt
In
PrfnCe
'
residence
on
Fifth
Street.
Rupert.
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,
,
Complimenting
Mrs.
Little
be-
Geor
Jso"'
,uPe1r,nt?"'!
fore
her
departure
for
the
south.
de,nt
of
th
Premier
Lxtensfon
V-u
A,lo,
.o
V,.
mine,
was
ill
iuwii
i.ibi
wren,
lie
ls
working
a
small
crfew
Itess
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
prize
for
high
score
was
wdn
by
Kod
resuIts-
Mrs.
W.
II.
Burnett
and
Mrs.
George
Dover
received
the"
A"'-.
.with
Always
pure
liiiii'iH'in
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Liquor
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