I
PAGE
SIX
Good-bye,
Flies
and
Mosquitoes!
Unlets
you're
a
Flic
user,
you
ha
no
Idea
how
(00a
you
can
rlJ
your
home
of
every
fly
and
moiqulto.
Flit
lllll
quicker,
and
ll
eailer
to
use,
In
the
handy
Flit
iprayer,
Spray
Into
cracks
and
crannlet
to
kill
roaches,
bed
bugi,
ant.
Flit
vapor
does
not
italn.
Try
the
quicker
Flit
method
today!
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black
band"
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Bay.
etc..
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midnight
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VOX,
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Itlvrr,
l'urt
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bun.
day.
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p.m.
lor
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AND
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ISLAND.
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p.m.;
Saturdays,
7
p.m.
lor
AXVOX
and
STEWART,
Mondays,
8
p.m.;
Fridays,
i
p.m.
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M.tSNKTT
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rUKTH,
Mondays,
8
p.m.
lor
MHTII
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fortnightly.
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Wednesdays,
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p.m.
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Tractors"
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George,
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a
Daily
News
Want
Ad.
Joins
Biological
Station
Ronald
Allen,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Allen
and
loeal
high
school
student,
has
been
taken
on
the
staff
of
the
Prince
Rup-ert
Fisheries
Experimental
Sta-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Jul
6,
1925
Waterfront
Whiffs
Yacht
Club
Regatta
Ttoniorrovv;
Dorothy
on
Walrus
Hunt;
Halibut
Arrivals
Providing
the
weather
man
decides
to
be
a
little
more
agreeable
than
he
has
been
of
late,
the
fifth
annual
regatta
tomorrow
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
should
again
be
an
outstanding
event
on
the
local
water
front.
An
interesting
program
of
events
has
been
arrang-
.
.
.
V
.1
.1
1
un
t
l
eu
unu
auiue
genuruus
prizes
are
.ueing
onereu
to
maKe
the
competition
worth
while,
so
many
owners
are
planning
en
having
their
craft
participate
in
the
events.
Alex
Macdonald,
who
has
supervised
,
most
of
the
regattas
of
the
past
in
capable
manner,
is
again
chairman
of
this
year's
event
with
other
officials
as
-
1
-
follows:
Official
time-keeper,
C.ition
for
thn
.,mmor
mnnl),.
"
G.
Minns;
judge
and
starter,
;
i8boratory
boy.
George
Bushby;
competing
boats.
Dr.
J.
P.
Oade;
chairman
of
Georg(.
8mltn
wharfinger
of
course,
R.
E
Benson;
entertain-
the
Government
Wharf,
was
con-ment
and
publicity,
Alex
McRae.
fned
to
h(
home
fop
or
The
event
will
be
as
follows:
11
a.m.
Open
handicap
gae-boat
race,
six
miles.
1
p.m.
Club
cruiser
handicap
race,
three
miles.
so
toward
the
end
of
this
week
with
light
illness.
John
Barth,
until
recently
skipper
of
tUe
halibut
boat
Em.
hlm
Wlfih
Uaa
now
liA
4
1.
a
2
p.m.-Open
boat
handicap
;.
"
.
.
.
.......
iu
i
"eai
vossi
oi
Vancouver
isiaeil
win
uiiin.
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..nl
.
l.
!
t
,
3
p.m.-LadieV
singles
rowing
p"
1-
1",w,aua
l"r
Ul
Packing
Co.,
has
signed
race.
3:15
p.m.
Men's
singles
rowing
rue.
3:30
p.m.
Spied
boat
handicap
race,
six
miles.
4:0
p.m.
Outboard
motor
handicap
'.'ace,
three
miles.
on
the
Margaret
I
with
Cart.
George
rrltz.
After
having
spent
ten
days
in
port
undergoing
.mid-season
cleaning
and
painting
up,
the
.
"
llenrickann.
loft
m
n
fnr
iUt.
Tso
8pot"
on
Thureday
after-
p.m.-Tug
of
war.
all
classes
of
boa'ts.
'
...
,
,
,
Mil
Nlckerson
having
left
at
T1
cold
storage
scow
which
was
.
.
n.
.
recked
some
time
airo
in
Hecate
An(t.u
.
i
t,:
,
StraitR
and
Infpr
npmilrcd
frnm,o.ii
i
...
.
ninornia,
tieorge
wieKerson
Is
the
underwriters
.L
the
Nisten
t.
by
now
8penJlnr
much
of
hi8
t(n)9
racKing
vo.
oi
Vancouver
auer
at
th,
F
K
IIunt
U(,
h,
haifini
Knnn
MAAAmllilnnAH
I
ik
i
r
.....
,.
,.
w.(rhantllery
emporium
supervising
'ocal
dry
dock
is
still
tied
un
at
ti,
i.t
,
,
-
,
...
I
vrauu.H
ui
uuBinesa
mere
anu
u.e
u0cN
ire,
wnere
sne
is
oeing
entertaining-
and
advising
the
Qperaiea
oji;ue,r
new
owners,
ine
i
customers.
operauoni
now
is
somewnai
in
me
nature
of:
an
fixneriment.
which,
if
proving
successful,
may
be
continued.
C.
Chalberg
of
Vancouver
i
In
charge
.
Dorothy
After
Walrus
A
new
Gardner
compressor
plant
has
just
been
installed
for
the
diesel
engine
on
Capt
Dan
Larsen's
new
halibut
boat
The
UarU
will.
Bound
for
the
Siberian
Arctic
to
1
nw.rc
Tirvanf
PKoiu
n0t.nrt
.
r-
'
waaaaiv
1QIOilW
search,
f
or
.species
of
giant
walrus,
land
party
of
boys
on
board,
re-
.no
oij?.,naijQutscnooner
Lioromy,
tamed
Wednesday
afternoon
af-
Cnnt:
Oln
Ilvntlim
until
rMantltr
tr
anAnillmr
1
under
charter
to
the
Internation-1
successful
angling
expedition
to
al
Fisheries
Commission,
cleared'
Lake
Khtada.
The
'
party
found
recently
from
Seattle
to
Nome,
the
fUhing
just
as
good
as
ever
where
she
will
pick
up
scientists
at
this
popular
resort.
irom
uie
field
.Museum
oi
Na
tural
History.
The
expedition
hopes
to
return
at
the
end'of
the
summer
with
specimens
suitable
for
mounting
in
a
new
natural
life
exhibit
planned
by
the
Field
Museum.
The
usual
midseason
lightness
of
halibut
landings
was
felt
at
Prince
Tupert
durlrtg
the
past
week
when
only
475,800
pounds
was
brought
in;
this
bein?
made
Another
angling
party
which
met
with
fait
success
was
that
which,
went
over
the
holiday
week-end
to
Baker
Inlet
In
Granville
Channel
with
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson
on
the
Myfanwy.
Other
members
of
the
party
w$re
Don
Crerar
and
A.
Ivanson.
Joe
Baker
Going
Strong
The
Joe
Baker,
Capt.
Clarence
.S?rnrnd"
JmerHc"n
Campbell,
bid.
fair
to
figure
fLh
fish
and
236,500
pound.
Cana-1
anion
the
nfgh
ocal
habut
dian.
In
regard
to
the
1
ghtness
boat8
nf
thc
j029
season
if
things
of
American
landings,
it
is
heard
that
some
of
the
United
States
-
boats
have
been
going
to
Seattle
because
of
low
prices
at
Prince
Rupert
the
week
previous.
Des;,
te
the
recent
paucity
of
fish
at
Prince
Rupert,
the
landings
fo;-
the
year
to
date
totalling
Rl.791,450
pounds
are
still
well
ahead
of
last
year's
13,138.-100
pounds
at
a
similar
date.
Canadian
landing,
total
3.051.-350
pounds
as
against
3,931.000
Dounds
last
year
while
American
landings
are
up
to
9.840.100
nounds
from
9,147,400
pounds.
This,
year
the
landings
are
also
well
ahead
of
13.285,600
pounds
in
the
record
year
of
1927
so,
orospects
are
still
bright
that
1929
will
be
the
banner
year
as1
far
as
volume
of
halibut
is
con-i
cerned.
j
The
w'ok
was
marked
by
high-1
er
prlcen
than
for
some
time
past.
American
bids
went
as
high
is
18.3c
and
8c
paid
the
Rainier
for
4.500
pounds,
while
the
top
Canadian
price
was
IB.Gc
and
8c
i
received
by
the
D.
S.
T.
for
7JQ0
pounds.
The
low
American
price
,
of
the
veek
was
ll.Cc
and
7c
paid
the
Tahoma
for
24,000
Dounds
while
the
Canadian
low
vvas
10c
and
Gc
received
by
the
Takla
for
43,000
jxmnds.
I
INVERT
engine,
reganllcs
i
of
tyrK,givcs
better
results
willi
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
There
is
a
typo
8eciiic.ally
designed
to
give
better
results
for
every
operating
condition.
Consult
your
dealer
Sl'AItK
PLUGS
Wlndr,
Ontario
a
cxnaoum-uauk
rnooucT
continue
as
they
have
been
doing
of
late.
The
J
oo
Baker
brought
in
a
catch
of
10,500
pounds
this
week
on
the
high
prices
and
shared
$220
per
man.
A
few
weeks
ago
the
vessel
did
even
better
tjianthis
on
one
trip.
i
v
-
!
The
Ncchako,
one
of
the
best,
known
local
power
cruisers,!
changed
hands
this
week
on
be-'
ing
sold
by
George
Arnold
to
U.
Suga.
The
vessel
will
be
dis
mantled
by
the
new
owners
and
the
mat'rial
used
in
other
boats.
Brought
here
from
'the
south
ten
years
ago
or
more
by
Fred
Bryn-ildsen,
now
of
Seattle,
later
being
acquired
by
Mr.
Arnold.
The
Ncchako
is
31
feet
five
inches
in
length
and
is
equipped
with
a
12
h.p.
Automatic
engine.
Having
on
board
Joe
Roerig,
the
power
cruiser
Myfanwy,
Capt.
Alfred
Swanson,
left
yesterday
for
a
tplp
to
Warke
Canal.
It
is
the
ambition
of
Mr.
Roerig,
a
former
resident
of
this
city
and
now
living
in
Chicago,
to
successfully
troll
for
a
big
spring
.or
coho
salmon.
1
The
seventh
of
the
recent
Olymnla
to
Juneau
raclna
Yachts
to
call
here
on
the
way
south,
"V
newer
Wt!ser
MaSdle
of
Bel-lingham
arrived
on
Wednesday
afternoon
from
the
north
and
'!ft
the
neri.
afternoon
for
Puiret
!?oun-l.
Hnving
heard
tales
of
big
"out
th-.l
were
caught
at
Klew
Nwrt
In
Grenville
Channel.
crM
b
there
on
his
way
south
.r.
try
his
luck.
SiHon
Fishing
The
past
wck
has
seen
a
slight
Improvement
in
sock
eye
fishing
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers,
on
both
of
which
streams
boats
have
been
averaging
about
eight-een
fish
per
day.
The
number
of
licenses
on
the
Skeena
River
is
getting
close
up
to
the
number!
of
1100
on
reaching
which
an
additional
12
hours
weekly
close!
season
will
be,
imposed.
On
the
Naas
River,
?50
Iicp
have
j
been
taken,
out,
Jh,
limit
before
;
imposition
o
.additional
close
season
being
300.
Rivers
Tnlet!
and
Smith's
Inlet
have
now
eonel
over
their
quota
and
the
weekly
close
season
there
has
been
ex
tended
12
hours.
On
the
Skeena
River,
the
pack
up
to
the
end
of
June,
with
little
over
a
week',
fishing,,
bad
reached
G.288
casei
Including
3.014
cases
of
socksye
ad
2200
cases
or
red
springs.
On,
the
Naas
River
the
pack
was
2590
cases
of
which
2821
cases
were
aockeye.
Sockeye
wil
be
the
nrincinal
fish
caught
until
about
the
end
of
July
when
the
pink
run
usual
ly
commences.
The
first
seaplane
to
be
used
in
fisheries
patrol
this
season
arrived
at
Swanson
Bay
thje
veck.
It
is
s
machine
of
the
Wes-
tern
Canada
Airways
Ltd.,
Van
couver,
piloted
by
W
ming.
s'.
Cum-
On
Thursday
a
Jananea
fiah.
ermsn.
v
K.
a
Sawakl.
,
.
of
v
Balmoral
,
'i
axJL
"i-i.
-
was
fined
$100
bv
Stln-ndlarv
'".
-i'"He
u.
Magistrate
H.
F.
McLeod
ati1
..Zly'
a"V
.
Prl
r..,..
r.
j
wnereas,
w
linens,
we
mc
racuic
l
ucuic
coast
cuani
is
13!
aavw
MUroiV
IUI
IIBIIIU
longer
net
than
is
allowed.
CALENDAR
REFORM
IS
ENDORSED
BY
PRINCE
RIIPCJJT
DHADH
TDAnr
"Be
it
reaolml
that
the
Cana
dian
Chamber
of
Commerce
re
quest
the
federal
government
to1
immediately
survey
all
feasible
routes
west
out
of
the
Peace
River
FBI.
AND
SAT
Two
Shows
7
and
9p.m.
GREAT
DOUBLE
BILL
RIN-TIN-TIN
IN
"THE
MILLION
DOLLAR
COLLAil"
AND
BILLIE
DOVE
IN
"THE
NIGHT
WATCH''
COLLEGIANS
NO.
9
ADDED
ATTRACTION
AT
8:50
EACH
NIGHT
Art
and
Bill
in
Comedy
Hits
Admission,
15c
&
50c;
Sat.
Matinee,
2:30,
10c
&
35c
DEMAND
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
-
""THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.'
Smoked
Daily
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
t'rtnrr
Rupert.
8.t.
RESOLUTION
ON
OPENING
UP
OF
PEACE
COUNTRY
The
grain
committee
of
the
Board
of
Trade
which
has
had
in
hand
the
r
i-naration
of
resolu
tions
to
submit
to
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
its
Alberta
meeting
in
September
reported
on
the
result
of
their
work
at
the
meeting
of
the
board
last
night.
Included
in
it
was
a
resolution
which
was
telegraphed
to
the
secretary
at
Montreal
and
which
will
come
before
the
convention
as
follows:
Whereas
the
Peace
River
dis
trict
is
rapidly
becoming
settled
and
settlers
therein
are
at
a
great
disadvantage
on
account
of
the
I
on
it
haulairp
on
railways
and
..consequent
consequent
high
nign
ire
freight
gnt
costs
costs
and
ana
El
!
month's
holiday
trip
in
th
pouro
or
wruch
she
may
also
viit
Mod
treal
ami
New
Yrk.
During
Mi
s
Harrison's
absence,
Muh
Plivll
MfWlWn.
N..
operating
room
i
supervisor,
will
be
in
charge
at
the
hospital.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
Received
fresh
supply
Pratts
Baby
Chick
Food,
Bulkley
Valley
Hay
and
grain,
Robin
Hood
Flour.
'
Spratts
Dog
and
Bird
Sup-
I
plies
and
COAL
guaranteed
!
to
pleaso
you
.
I
PHONES
58
AND
558
Announcing
-
,the
natural
railway
outlet
for
the
fUp
0nOnina
nf
fho
lC
Ol
lllc
Peace
River
district,
therefore
licIlllg
Economy
ilUIIilll
uunivu
inriuii
ali.u
.u.VI
l
1
r-a
The
question
of
calendar
re-
one
that
will
prove
most
advantageous
"Hiageous
to
to
the
tne
Peace
reace
River
River
dis-
,
,
1
dis-.
form
was
before
thc
Board
ofltrict
and
ttt
TOme
time
tra.
319
Third
Ave.
West
t,
.
T
.B
""i
verse,
open
up
and
serve
the
most'
v.
i
i
night
and
it
was
decided
to
en-Valuable
new
country
and
then
I
dorse
the
proposal
fr
an
Interna-1
proc0e,i
vvith
construction
of
the
I
Free
Rubber
Balls
to
all
no'ml
convention
as
suggested
by
railway
with
the
least
nowlble
children
shopping
on
Satur-the
League
of
Nations
to
bring
delay."
'
l!
day
with
their
parents.
nuuui
a
cnangc,
f
i
iie
inuveineni
ior
calendar
re-v'alon
ia
being
engineered
by
Moses
Cots
worth
of
New
Westminister,
who
was
here
a
few
days
ago.
A.
D.
Watt.
C.N.Tl
1lvUinni
..It..
11.1.
.1
my
un
mm
auernoon
s
perHonally
"nnd..ctH
tour
snecial
train
from
the
interior
and
will
return
to
Prince
George
Monday
morning.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
6S
Cartige,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
PRINCERUPERT
AT
CONVENTION
master
mechanic,
arrived
in
tho
Dard
of
Trade
Will
Send
Five
Delegates
to
Canadian
Chamler
of
Commerce
The
question
of
representation
at
thc
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
discussed
by
the
.BoArd
,
of
Trade
at
its
.rnUn
jijftfflgfrWrosidcnt
Gcnteales
In
fh
chair,
and
it
was
.decided
to
help
finance
five
del-jegates
and
the
city
council
Is
holing
asked
to
do
the
same
for
five
I
more,
so
that
Prince
Rupert
may
be
properly
represented.
The
delegates
will
be
chosen
by
the
president.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N.,
lady
superintendent
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
left
yesterday
for
Winnipeg
on
a
Specials
Butter,
Woodland,
per
lb.
...46c
Milk,
Evaporated,
per
tin
...lie
Milk,
Baby
Size,
per
tin
9c
Nestles'
Sweet
Milk,
per
tin
.19c
Tea,
Blue
Rlbbop,
per
lb.
G2c
Coffee,
Blue
Ribbon,
per
lb.
.G5c
Cojfee,
Fresh
Ground,
per
lb.
45c
Spices,
Assorted,
per
tin
10c
Full
Line'
of
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
Phone
3G0,
319.
Third
Ave.