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Friday,
February
22,
1929
'
1
TIIEBOYSBANfl;
The
Boys'
Band
is
one
of
the
most
important
institutions
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
tias
done
excellent
work
and
much
credit
is
due
to
those
who
organized
it
arid
to'
the
bandmaster
who
trqin.ecf
tfe
lads
to
bring
them
to
their
present
proficiency.
A
meeting
is
being
held
tonight
with
a
view
placing
thennjLpn
a
hetter,
basis
Until
now
the'eomnfltte
mname
flhs
been
unofficially
appointed.
How
'it
is
propositi
have
a
constitution
and
arrange
for
the
financing
in
such
a
manner
as
not
to
make
it
necessary
to
collect
money
from
house
to
house,
or
to
pass
the
hat
on
the
street,
a
course
of
action
which
does
not
lend
dignity
to
the
institution.
We
take
it
that
Prince
Rupert
is
proud
of
the
band
and
is
anxious
for
its
continued
success.
The
new
committee
will
have
in
hand
the
work
of
financing
and
carrying
on.
They
will
be
supreme
and
will
pay
the
salary
of
the
band-
rrtmoh'Ib'hg
"o
write
thq
-
-
i
m
i
viavr
s
w
m
w
w
b
nm
it
jri
jtiu
r.tAA
The
Conservatives
around
town
say
Brady
got
the
Triniipv
fnr
trie
f
Inn
Is
nnrl
trie
TJhernls
rtnv
if.
was
Hansnn.
We
also
would
like
to
that
in
.suggest
employing
a
;
nig
a'rived
here
thuVwwk
to
bandmaster
tnc
work
previously
done
by
the
bandmaster;
take
over
duty
as
lady
superinteri-shouldiiave
consideration.
While!
the-cood
of
the
band
dent
of
the
Huzeiton
hospital.
should
)je
thepnly
thought,,
tM
bahdhiaster
who
has
hadiM,ss,7urner,
who
ha
beep
jure
charge.of
tfi9Wu&,rj$
"
:
fore
us
We"
'know
what
.he
can
(lb
arid'
the
"members
of
the
barfd
like
him.
That
is
a
greaqde'al
in
,
his
favor.
Ail
who
have
the
rnTeretjPthe
band
at
heart,
are
asked
to
be
pisent-at-thiriiicetiHB'tonight.
ItdMnoMH&tW
'
'DIEI?
ifttblvNlN'
;
"
es)
-
The
local
InfYuenta
epiderriic
be
ing
now
practically
over,
rvstrki
tions
on
visitors
to
the
Ilazelton
hospital
have
been
removed.
obituary
of
the
agiWidn
sponsor
d,
if
not
fathered,
by
week
or
so,
has
become
seriotj
Mr.
Cahan,
one
of
tlie
Montrea'hhe
nbers,
for
the
restora-
nJ-r
.n!fl,'?,,
r-
fcrf
'
tion
of
titles
in
Canada.-
;"
!
HI
Vl
"He.
While
the
motion
in
itself
did
Aot'
prbvjde
for
the
re-lDr.
M.L.iC
James
Turnbull
of
the
Hanson
town
Timber
&
Lumber
Co.
has
return-
week,
ed
to
duty
after
having
been
laid
up
for,
a
week
with
an
attack
of
influenza.
'
iSv
ii
tim
Mollib
Williams.
pative
bus:
womarw
waiflned
$25jfo
lUfelton
weel
men
David
Wiggins
of
Haielton
has
been
sent
to
jail
for
su
inlying
liquor
to
Indians.
L.
again
after
having
been
confined
for
some
time
to
his
home
with
The
Felix
Bridge
Club
met
this
wei'k
at
the
hone
of
Mrs.
William
Qow
at
'South
liaselton.
TERKACE
TI
1
A
J
,
.
.
.
.
...
rat
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
j
NFW
HAZELTON
tl-
G.
A.
Woqdland,
prince
Rupert,
;visfted
the
local
Imperial
Oil
of-
I
on
ThUfaday.
V
:
,
A.
Goodenough
of
Smlthers
was
In
town
at
the
beginning,
of
tho
week.
A.
J.
Collison.
Prince
Kupert,
representing
the
Union
Oil
Co.,
was
n
business
visitor
here
on
Belmont
is
able
to
hn
about
'nw''
Mrs.
A.
H.
Barker
left
on
Thursday
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
Kupert.
SKIDEdATE
Several
boats
have
on
their
way
to
th
to.
fiah
for
halibut.
Orval
Kenney
returned
on
Wed-1
Tt.-
,
,
Ui
fI'rurC
JOgS
rlvlr.i,
lnl.nt
1...
u
...jv.im.ivii
uunf
ii
ivi
Oil
IJrL,;'
mrnii
unnn
.-v
i
u.
.
v
h4
fl
'went
in
f
I.
L
1-
!
-
-
CM
fer
Oct
.1
..IT
ior
a
swim
Blscayne
is
at
fAGE
FPU
THE
DAILY,,
NEWS
Jbruary
2292
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIj
I'ub'lsbed
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
.
I
I
nrnhflhlv
have
pot
little
or
nothintr.
As
a
community
we
can
congratulate
ourselves
on
our
unique
position
and
hope
for
good
results.
THAT
CANADIAN
FLAG
,
Here
is
some
of
the
argument
put
forward
in
favor
of
a
distinctive
Canadian
flag
during
a
debate
in
Victoria
recently:
,
i
m
,f
That
lack
of
a
distinctive
Canadian
flag"
was
to
the
GOOD
YEAR
FOR
KNOX
CHURCH
Terrace
United
Church
Congregation
Extending
Jts
pung
"
-
People's
Activities;
prejudice
of
Canadianism;
that
Canada
vvas
a
nation
J
without
a
flag,
first
because
the
present
flamwas
not
of-,
,
TERRACE
Fcb
22vrhe
an-ficial,
second
because
it
was
not
in
any
eventftiistinctively
meetim,
ol
Knox
'
United
Canadian
in
that
it
did
not
express
the
genius
and
spirit
church
was
held
in
tie
church
of
the
Canadian
people;
that
the
development
of
Canadian
0n
the
evening
of
Tuesday.
Most
nationalism
was
of
the
greatest
importance,
because
only
encouraging:
reports
were
receiv-by
that
means
could
Canada
preserve
unity
in
the
British
fed
;from
'.ech
department
of
Commonwealth,
only
by
that
means
could
Canada's
unity
apart
irom
trie
united
btates
oe
i
assure
that
pniy
WiinaMitf&ort
for
thenar
was
that
means
could
the
migration
of
young
Canadians
to
m.esented
by
K
Ti
Kenney,
and
the
united
states
oe.
stopped.
It
looks
as
if
the
cold
weather
in
Europe
is
settling
the
coal
miners'
situation
even
quicker
than
could
the
Prince
of
Wales.
The
irrepressible
Mary
Ellen
is
to
enter
the
lists
once
more.
That's
what
comes
of
being
a
widow
and
publicly
rissed
by
a
premier.
was
unanimously
adopted
by
the
meeting,
and
special
reference
was
made
to
the
substantial
increase
in
weekly
free-will
offer-imrs.
Mrs.
W.
Smith
gave
the
report
from
the
Ladies'
Guild,
wherein
i
a
membership
ox
twenty-nine
ladies
was
recorded.
Deep
appreciation
of
the
congregation
and
of
the
official
board,
was,
expressed
for
the
invaluable
'
as
sistance
which
had
for
another
so.
there
you
are.
Take
your
choice,
ladies
and
gentlehienjye?rcen
rendered
b
(He
Guild
it's
all
the
same
to
us.
.;
.
.'.-V.
.
,
(
Up,
everv
department.
the
work
"
I
Mrs.
Allan
presented
a
report
Even
a
farmer
government
does
not
seerri
to
be
above
-from
tho
Young
Peonies'
depart-suspicion
these
days.
There
is
the
Bracken
government
ment.
wherein
rforenm
wn
down
in
Manitoba
being
investigated
and
found
somewhatn'4d',n
tu
work
"""'
J?
v
wanting
in
integrity.
the
lour
groups
under
the
C.
G
l.TTi,
and
C.
S.
E.
T.
movement
It
was
pointed
out
that,
.although
the
aggregate
membership
of
the
groups
stood
at
f
if
ty-etjrht.
over
ten
more
children
had
In
the
meantime
become
of
age.
and
it
was
with
deep
regret
that
membership
for
these
had
to
be
delayed
until
the
groups
could
be
further
reorganized.
ii.uisuay
weni
mrougn
10
rnnce'
Rpv.
Wm.
Allan
i.rPPnl
Rupert
to
attend
e
meeting
of
ministerial
rert
as
sent
in
t
1
fc
u'W
IfS
fM
;
I'Wesy.j.showjnan
ift
.
.
,
,
ifeven.
The
Sunday
School
recor-
J.
K,
Gordon
left
,A
on
Thursday
dcd
a
merabcn,hip
of
1
21,
w.th
sodtkern
B.CnSeaUIe.
fwa.
expanded
ft
Sunday
4
oo.
literature,
and
$38
wis
sent
In
to
Irs.-lUlmwood-ftUfplied
at
the-the
ffrcreMxnrrd-to
be
incladed
public
school
on
Monday
owing
in
the
Maintainancc
and
Miwion-
K;tne
lllneos
of
Miss
Wright,
tary
Fund
of
the
church.
The
aggregate
income
of
every
Lillian
Taiier
of
Pacific
partment
amounted
to
S1.4S2.
ami
Rev.
Thomas
F.rri.r-
of
town
durin
the
week-
I"
was.
decided
In
view
of-sUch
Ann.
Man
whn
hn.
hAn
vffhir-
r
advance,
to
make
furthc
reduct
ine
cqntraatr.
for-
tho
building
tion
in
th&
annual
grant
frni
iJSlv
i
.
""i
mo
Btnooi
me
.tussionaryiioara,
ana
to
w
rler
"
,
n
awarqea
to
.
a.
King
every
effort
to
raiBe
Temfc
tti
"via
u
,v
.wjh.
commence
tr.e
status
of
a
eelf-suppdrtlng1
""""
'
iro81
13
0Ul
01
fleltl-
account
of
hisJUneM,
as
has
also
TW
ir
ii.
r
c.
wlinch.
l5t?noK
1
T
A
who
'
ih
W
grounq.;
,
I
Thn
tiantnr-HtiriMiml
Ui
i!um4
Vivai
OI
titles,
OUt
caiiea
lor-an
inquiry
into,
the
matter
was
called
home
from
tbe
seiori.
X
.
lappreelation
of
the
effective
stit
hr
n
nfttntnittou
U
imrlr1ihttill-
tion.
This
does
r
more
than
an
invej
ada,
but
the
onus
1
cherish
the
jfcpiraj
Albert,
and
Baton
as
l.O
int'onrlarl
intended
IIIM,I1UV.K
tn
VJ
Un
hp
ILC
tho
IV.
nf
of
thn
the
IcirUlntiit-B
legislature.
Mm.
Mr.
'
Frrlpr
Ferrier
"rge
r1"
Little,
,u,e"
Who
wno
receny
port
he
had
received
froffl
th
"J
"
...
1
thin
edfre
of
a
wedtre
uhioh
wnnlrl
hnvP
boor,
rli-ivpn
here
with
h.i:
husband.
e.rwr.ni,
an.
urr.ai'on.
,n
.
a
members
of
the
board
for
the
farther
if
the
oneratTon
could
hp
VtavtPrT
I
uo
nireai
nosp.tai,
iclt
that
city
past
year,
and
referred
to
the
Ine
VOt
Was
almost
tWO
to
one
against
the
motion,
'ore
from
the
Rocher
0
Boule
Ptt
to
be
in
Terrace
about
weekly
services
had
been
atten-SO
the
infant
died
aborilin'.
It
IS
unlikely,
however,
that
it
mine,
which
k
being
worked
by
th
end
of
the
month.
Ided.
Will
Stay
.dead.
Like
the
proverbial
cat,
it
has
nine
lives
I)uke
Harris,
will
be
on
iU
way
to
A
resolution
was
unanimously
and
we
shall
hear
from
it
aeain
and
arain
in
fnnt.
flslthe
smeltef.
I
M.
Dalqulst,
pole
contractor
of
adopted
thanking
Miss
Annie
long
as
new-rich
social
climbers
dnd.
sundry
puffed-up
politicians
believe
that
in
this
system
lies
their
best
pros-ect
of
getting
into
a
Canadian
edition
of
Burke's
or
De-jrett's
register
of
nobility.
Yesterday's
vote,
however,
shows
that
this
is
the
most
forlorn
of
forlorn
hopes.
Ottawa
dispatches
report
both
the
nrime
minister
and
the
leader
of
the
opposition
as
votingfor
Sir.
Cahan's
mo
Ifst
titn
In
a
numter
In
any
case,
it
is
safe
to
oredict
that
the
resolution
nf
i.n
prifctfTfiir
rt.titwr
nn
the
the
house
of
commons
which
out
an
end
to
the
bestowal
Skeena
River
for
several
week.
ot
tu.ics
in
t
anacia
the
credit
for
which
belongs
largelv
to
Conservative
members,
by
the
waynever
will
be
DOUBLE
KEfrlBSlJNTEI)
It
seems
to
lie
a
good
thing
for
Prince
Rupert
that
thero
are
tv,
o
men
who
are
workmg
for
her
at
Ottawa.
Thero
is
the
accredited
member,
J.
C.
Brady,
who
speaks
often
in
the
house
and
is
quite
active.
There
is
also
just
now
the
Liberal
candidate
who
at
his
ow,n
expense
has
made,
a
trip
to
the
ei.rtttal
to
see1
whflt
he
!atrWin
his
official
capacity
as
being
the
man,to
whom
the
Libefcali
government
looks
for
advise.
In
his
quiet
way
he
has
been
pressing
on
the
ministers
the
needs
of
the
c:v
and
the
desirability
of
spending
yuvvj
money
here.
Without
his
aid
we
should
iCeifervsle,
spent
a
few
days
in
Allan
for
her
valued
service
at
the
beginning
of
the
organ
1st
for
the
past
year.
for
a
load
sa
n
.Falls
Ikrf.
(mSlspn
rrihuend
Mrs.
ilcMnnon,
wife
of
the
nf
Insf
iL'iu.t
IU.
.41...
I..!..
anarsdol
Indian
School
teachor,
very
mild.
'
rrturned
on
Wednesday
from
.
.Vancouver
where
she
has
been
Ix.cal
fishermen
bltterfy
resent
i
under
medical
care
since
last
the
proposed
action
of-the.
gov-
8Ummer
'eminent
in
not
Issuing
any
more
!
cannery
licenses.
They
feel
that
I
Itev.
Wm.
Allan
left
on
Wed-
this
is
giving
the
cannerymen
a
neday
to
hold
United
Church
monopoly
of
the
salmon
canning
,
service
at
Vanarsdol,
and
on
business,
they
also
object
to
tho
The
The
following
following
committee
Pierre.
Vannnvir
Aft.n.lMcwarts
was
then
elected:
A.
.
representatlvew
tand
old
,per,
ireasurcr;
r..
j.
ivenney.
esident,
of
Terrace
"was
a
jwetary;
Thomas
Urooks;
U.
W.
Viaitor
-here)
during
the'M'W1
Jan1e
awan;
William.
Itob-
inran.
james
JicLonnwi
Ui
continue
as.
chairman
of
th,.
official
board.
i
In
view
of
Presbytery
and
annual
conference,'
it
:itas
flecMlleVl
to
nominate
James
McDonnell
'
lay
.,
delegate
with
Mrs.
Janies
Smith
as
alternative.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
members
of
the
Ladies'
Guild.
Jack
Allan
acted
as
organist
for
the
evening.
HOW
MUCH
While
motoring
,in
England
an
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tourist
stopped
at
a
garage
to
have
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small
defect
in
his
accumulator
remedied.
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Mission.
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over
from
Queen
Charlotte
City
for
the
event
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E.
Moore,
Miss
Dorothy
Barge
J.
Jolllff,
C.
Miller,
Captain
C.'
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E.
Moore,
Mrs.
Chaitney,
Miss
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