fAGE
FOUR'
City
delivery,
by
DAILY
EDITION
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
KUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
F.
PU
,
u
.
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Managing-Editor
"
SWiSCKIPTlON
RATES
-
vV'
For
lesser
oeriod.
naid
in
advance.
Der
month
By
mail
to
all
parte
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia;
paid
in
advance
or
yeany
penoq
FISHING
BOAT
SEIZURE
Times
says:
The
court
found
that
a
libel
on
a
newspaper
is
a
libel
on
the
responsible
editor,
and
gave
judgment
for
the
editor,
with
100
pounds
damages
and
costs.
The
dwWon
an
important
orecnlent.
since
never
before
in
South
Africa
or,
it
is
believed,
elsewhere
has
it
Hoy,
docidpd
that
a
libel
on
a
newspaper
is
a
libel
on
the
responsible
editor.
It
will
check
the
tendency
of
j
politicians
to
allege
that
reports
of
speeches
are
1
J,fakd"
in
newspaper
offices,
which
has
been
very
j
prevalent
here.
I
T:
p
Car
Tiroes
has
mvr.
the
$500
it
received
to
the
in-pvripnt
fund
of
the
South
African
Society
of
Journalists.
1
.
Any
reputable
nevW)aner
nriVq
itself
on
the
nec'Jracyj
of
its
reports.
When$bese
are
challenged,
it
is
a
eflec-i
tion
on
its
chnracter.tvAnil
eometimes.
instead
of
leH.in?
it,.-
'
o
'
r
iiBt,
jl
rrrr
v
iMt''1'
Kill
lit
UK'
CUUTbn.
1
nlS
course
is
taken
so
rarely,
that,
when
it
is,
it
is
worth
special
mention.
,
COMPETITION
ENDS
NEXT
WEEK
v
T'e
'
iitri'est
on-
fo
Improving
conditions
in
northern
and
'film'
BrM-'th
Columbia-
have
mostly
been
along
one
line".
The
bui'f'ii'g
'if
a
highway
and
the
formation
of
a
new
province.
While
Home
viiluaWe
suggestions
have
been
marie,
the
la.t
word
ha
not
bwn
said
.
and
there
is
still
plenty
of
room
lor
others.
The
competition
will
end
definitely
on
Saturday
of
next
vM,
after
whichthe
article
will
be
jutbjed.
PARKING
BYLAW
IS
UNDER
FIRE
Amendments
Will
Mm
.or
to
Council
by
Car
Owners,
Delegation
Heard
3.00
Mavor
II.
B.
Rochester
and
G.
II.
rnuiicil
felt,
however,
that
it
Monday,
May
14,
1929
,d
d
nothine
in
the
matter
of
staying
a
number
of
prosecutions
which
are
now
pending
in
police
court.
Nor
did
it
feel
that
it
Several
American
fishincr
boats
were
seized
at
Goose
wou,d
to
interfere
in
any
Island
last
week
because
they'were
using
a
Canadian
port,
of
the
existing
ENJOYABLE
niniv
''
"trie
w
imuiui
TTI
l'CtSI
LLt!iii-Ul
of
changes
that
could
be
made!
The
city
council
has
decided
that
clean-up
week
com-
and
h
ruud
raences
tomorrow
and
all
citizens
Wrequired
to
make
.mf
Kf"
l
S
?i
ha.,
ATf
v,UU.iBJu
i..,
i
did
not
think
that
such
stringen-i
uicii
inavo
yv.o.h,
iu
l,ul
OIlttPc
all
"lBtSHV
cy
was
necessary
over
the
well
as
those
on
which
there
are
ImQjifhgs.
The
move
is
city.
a
good
one
and
the
city
snoukt
learlafe
ay
in
seeing
that
Joe
Brown
said
there
was
a
every
proi)erty
owned
by
them
ii!'fni$
from
rubbish
or
lot
of
talk
about
putting
tastis
il
j
nuisance
of
any
kind.
The
tourfjfifoson
will
be
here
Third
Avue
sithgrther.
He
felt,
directly
and
it
is
highly
desirableitliat
the
city
shouialv'Pou,,
v?
NEWSIUPEU.IIITl
BAGK-,CJ
JiiAti
felt
that
aji
R1mnnn
.Tnu4lY
?
'
l,kTi
tree
ih
fylaw
had
been
It
is
accepted
as
quite
the
prpM'tMnEfpr
paper
to
be
sued
for
libel
occasionally:
Durinthe
heat
ver.
(tat
wheq
the
regulations
of
an
election
battle,
it
is
a
comnjoJ
occurrence
for
a
had
bera
grafted
14
year
by
the
speaker
to
deny
that
he
said
so
anckstf
or
to
affirm
Jthat
a
chiifK'pajke
chjef.,ity
en-I
nwsnner
misconstrued
his
remarKft.
Fa'pti
whpn
rhrfrf
glneer
end
.city
soJiriior
thei
isi't
any
battle
on,
it
sometimes
happens
that
a
public
owner
cars
h
mfiii
urill
t-omirlifita
an
Jntomiiou'
Vnv
fVio
mmtsnntuiv
in
times
to
"
"
,
r-"
r
Vsi.
11'
-
1
'""Pi
lu
tions.
The
council
had
done
all!
au
me
repuuwuir
ior
jiueumg
its
oou
name
Dy
insinu-
in
it
Bpower
to
meet
tne
8itua.
ating
it
woula
publish
a
falsehood,
is
almost
unheard
of.
tion.
ilia
Worship
suggested
that!
But
It
has
happened.
car
owners
be
taken
into
con-
Not
so
long
ago
in
Cape
Town,
the
editor
of
the
Cape
forence
with
a
view
to
bringing
nines
ufu
inv
oerjfier,
uraii
ui
ine
uape
INationailSIS,
""""
w"
for
allerine
that
the
Cane
Times
had
"falsified"
a
sneech
Cannot
Suspend
Bylaw.
V-vfipPml
Hprtzojrin
rpnnrtjnirit
Tho
rlpfonoo
0
tnnt
The
council
had
no
power
to
1
the
editor
was
not
named
in
the
article
criticizing
the
citTiiictr.
Snel
dtcZi!'
report
in
the
tape
1
imes.
'1
he
editor
held
that
the
article
,
Aid.
Coiiart1
lttougt
ifce
exis-!
s
r
ubei
on
nimseit
as
tne
person
solely
responsible
for
,
ting
bylaw
was
an
right,
a
appeared
in
his
newspaper,
and
this
contention
waft'"
.
sustained
by
the
court,
which
awarded
him
damages
of
n
-mm
a
w
h
a
sweater,
itut
uooks
Like
a
Shirt
4
1
JL
TViln
1st
a
naiu
11
n
!
n
1
1
et
an
m1
.1
standbythe
I
We
,
sweater
that
looks
Ifke
a
maB's
shirt
It
is,
now
made
with
raglan
sleeves
and
two
little
darts
beside
the
opening
band
in
front,
and
there
Is
a
set-on
portion
for
the
hips.
In
white
and
light
shades
it
iI
designed
to
be
worn
with
suitaV
but
is
just
as
attractive
with,
IKrt
skirt.
,
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
May
14,
1923
ber
of
little
thlngg
had
been,
however,
pushed
too
far
by
the
police,
he
felt
There
should
be
elasticity
in
the
operation
of
the
bylaw
and
a
certain
amount
of
discretion
-should
be
exercised
1
by
the
police,
he
.thought.
He
be
Suggested
,
.--...-j
th
entin!!
instruct
'"Che
city
council
last
night
ac-
.50,cepled
a
suggestion
made
by
a
ihe
police
not
to
be
too
drastic.
Aid.
Dibb
did
not
think
,
it
va$
good
policy
to
interfere
with
the
Malice.
The
council
had
framed
he
bylaw
and
he,:tftfBght
it
was
up
to
.
the
polfef
to,-crry
it
out
mm
a
i
is
it
siooa.
mere
were
cerunn
Transient
disDlav
idvertisinsr.
ner
inch,
per
insertion
WP
Munro.
representing
the
Prince
!
amendments
that
miirht
be
made
Transient
advertising
on
font
page,
Rer
i.nc.h
2.80
Rupert
Automobile
Club,
and
Joe
Aid.
Prudhomme
agreed
with
the
Local
readers,
per
inprtlon,
per
linet
Classified
advertifjfcfaiiir
nertiB,Ter
word
02
i
Legal
notices.
wfpgfttJonper'Agate
lJhe'-.
15
ers
of
automobiles
in
the
city
be
Or
four
months
LW
taken
into
conference
in
the
mat-
B)
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
tor
of
bringing
about
amendments
pire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
6.00
to
tbe
8treet
traffic
bylaw
so
that
By
mail
jo
all
other
countries,
per
year
....
'.
?,&0.the
measure
may
be
made
more
e
,,
.
...
.
...
.
I
practicably
workable
locally.
The
being
contributed
by
the
pupils
of
the
local
high
school.
The
program
included
vocal
tolos
by
Miss
Beulah
McKinley,
liano
selections
by
Miss
Catherine
Mussallem,
banjo
numbers
by
Hawthorne
Dunn,
a
paper
by
Miss
Louise
Lindsetb
on
"Pauline
Johnson
and
Her
Ppt'flw"
and
an
account
by
Miss
Joan.Ahwj.pf
"The
?Cjp-eer
of
Robert
.Louis
SttfocfnWn."
...
Miss
Agnes
Dawson,
the
presi:
dent,
occupied
the
chair.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Miss
Catherine
Watson
and
Robert
Parker.
V'
A.r
dST
further
suggested.;
OVER-EXPENDITURE
ON
that
automobiles
should
be
re-j
CCUCD,
f
flMCTRIIfTlftN
quired
to
stop
dead
before
roun-
OE-IYLII
LUllJinULlIUn
ding
the
intersections
of
Third!
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street
This'
And
Water
Main
on
Eighth
might
also
be
done
at
Third
Avenue
and
Sixth
Street.
After
further
discussion,
it
was
decided
on
motion
of
Aid.
Prudhomme
and
Aid.
Brown,
to
receive
suggestions
for
revisions
from
car
owners
up
to
May
27.
wnemer
wonginiry
or
now
ww
nave
10
ue
miuwji
ueiuic
bylaw
was
concerBd.
.
....
nDP?ir,r
riim
an
admiraJiypurt,
-
-
-
j
Speaking
of
recent-
activities!
mill.
NIU.31UE.
UAID
Complaints
have
been
made
from
time
to
time
that
of
the
Rolice,
Mr.
Rochester
de-American
salmoltttpl
oilerdtirig
onithe
highfeeas
tise3;ciared
Uhatfa
numbjr-.bfins
Pupils
.of,
JUjh
School
Con-Canadian
portsrlarl?.
the
"treaty
lives
f'fbdB
deal
been
Sated
untfpAA
fcmrt
tritaftd
T
.ftiffkn
i
Lt
Night
of
latitudejnth
ttIid
Sber
stepp
ng
the
mark
will
have
to
be
shown.
At
any
rate
the
2ltM
I
arrest
Will
tend
to
make
the
fishernlan
more
Careful
in
uble
Iocallv
and
asked
that
the'
The
Fireside
Club
of
First
observing
the
letter
of
the
law.
'
Prince
Rupert
Automobile-
Club
Baptist
Church
had
a
very
enjoy-
COUBCn.
Canadian
halibut
fishermen
fish
tiff
the
COast
of
be
allowed
to
confer
with
the
able
and
prof
itable
program
at
its
Alnclro
nnrl
in
ti'tno
nf
utraaa
hco
Amorinan
nni-tc
Tliov
rnunril
with
thin
nd
in
view.
In
regular
weekly
meeting
last
night,
4
iiuuiiit
uiiu
ats
wimv
va.
gvi
uv
a
aikvi
ivuti
j
j
a.
woe
a.
1
1
Jr
--------
-
---
til
a
t
also
secure
emergency
supplies
at
Alaskan
points.
We
meantime,
he
sweated
thatWerary
and
musical
elections
concede
similar
rights
to
the
trollers
on
this
more
south-
r,,uJ".of
tfMS
ytaw
msm-
base
while
plying
their
trade
in
opposition
to
Canadians.
the
intention
to
criticise
Doubtless
t
the
whole
matter
will
be
threshed
out
when
thp
those
who
had
passe
the
bylM
case
IS
heard
here.
,
Often
revisions
became
necessary
'
j
after
such
a
measure
was
put
Avenue
as
Well
as
Finishing
Mcltride
Street
In
McCIymont
Park
Provided
For
Local
improvement
bylaws
pro-,
viding
for
the
securing
of
an
over-pxpenditure
of
$19,000
on
the
construction
of
the
'Section
Five
runk
sewer
system,
for
the
installation
of
a
six-inch
water
main
for
fire
protection
purposes
from
McBride
to
Lotbiniere
Streets
along
Eighth-AWrtUe
ft
estimated
eost
of
$200,
and
foi
urJkifli;aM)flrt
'iridge
'
alonr
McBrrae
Try
a
hrough
McCIymont
Park
at
an
estimated
eost
of
$12,000
were
given
initial
reading
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
city
Daily
News
WANT-AD.
THE
MAN
WHO
COT
TIRED
.WAITING
FOR
HIS
WIFE'S
GUESTS
TO
LKAVE
The
Passinv
Show.
London.
If
you
want
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
'
-Jk'
-nv
-Infcrindtion
...
"
i2oj
Pint
Pmct
KfU
in
Cwuda
1917
Bii.noette;
Valued
it
5S
million
oalttr
wnt
ro
duud.
,
1937
m-.osb
teo
ne
pre
'
ducedftlucd
t
mere
una
17
114
trJlU.
1V17
SAticS
tod
igf
lVi
mil'
ftt7
ij.oooemflor"'
9n
)Vooacnipkxec.
Canada's
e
Pulp
and
Paper
Industry
most
important.
minuftC'
CANADA'S
turing
indu$try,
since
180J
always
a
growing
one
and
always
a
subdiser
of
our
trade
and
our
dollar.
The
value
of
tnis
huge
business
to
Canada
caaaot
be
measured
in
term
of
its
own
great-
n
nor
can
it
be
weighed
on
bcthniry
scales.
Iu
influence
permeates
all
other
business,
ahd
to
an
appreciable
extent
the
trenendous
purchasing
power
of
the
Iini6n
h
due
to
the
exporution
of
iu
manufactured
paper.
The
pfcenomenal
growth
of
this
mdustry)
in
Canada
is
explained
by
the
stupendous
wsjer
i
powers
at
hand
for
the
development
of
dec
tricity.
The
same
waters
that
carry
the
logs
from
the
forests
in
turn
serve
to
pass
them
through
the
nulls,
yielding
the
basic
power
for
every
manufacturing
operation.
And
improve-
noils
perfected
m
electrical
devices
have
ltpt$p
afpace
with
and
made
possublej(this
un
interrupted
progress.
V
Thus,
again,
we
see
how
intimate
a
part
electricity
plays
in
the
development
of
our
pestnterprises,
and
the
Northern
.Electric
Company
is
plcased'te
1
be"
producing
some
of
JOwneqpssary
equipment
for
the
proper
p
Northern
Ekctric
:
A
Rational
Electrical
Service
313
WATS!!
STBEI3T
VANCOUVER
H.C.