PAGE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
DAILY
EDITION
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
StyantyinV-fldlj'or
!
TERRACE
HOLDS
i
SCHOOL
MEETING
Tropo!al
to
Provide
Ahead
for
;
New
Room
In
High
School
Is
Voted
Down
TERRACE,
July
26.
The
postponed
annual
meeting
of
the
Kit-sumkalum
school
district
was
held
in
the
school
house
on
Wednesday
evening.
There
was
a
very
large
crowd
of
ratepayers
present,
seating
space
in
the
senior
room
being-taxed
to
accommodate
the
gathering.
II.
L-Frank
was
appointed
chairman
of
the
meetjng.
The
reno-t
of
the
board
of
trustees
was
given
by
II.
llalli-!
well,
secretary.
Considerable
improvements
had
been
carried
out
during
the
past
year.
The
high
school
had
been
enlarged
to
make
accommodation
for
an
extra
class
WAAtn
til
Atxxm
nr
m
Karl
Kaaft
Kil
11
ssiu
Friday,
July
2G,
t929.
USEFUL
PUBLICATIONS
A
very
-beautiful
folder'iBritish
Columllja,
Playground
for'the
Worlds
liasjtj&en
issued
by
the
Provincial
;
Government
through
the
Bureau
of
Information,
which
be
a
necessity,
the
trustees
In
tkeir
report
recommended
that
another
$500
be
added
to
the
requisition
for
school
purposes
and
ear
marked
as
the
nuceleus
of
a
future
'
building
fund,
in
order
to
ease
the
bu
den
when
the
building
becomes
i
necessity.
This
suggestion
was
not
aewpted
and
the
amount
voted
for
school
purposes
was
$6000,
as
in
the
past
year.
The
secretary
reported
that
the
full
teaching
staff
for
the
coming
year
had
been
arranged
for.
with
a
slight
increase
in
salaries
over
last
year.
!
E.
T.
Kenney
was
unanimously
chosen
as
trustee
for
a
three-year
,
ierm
in
me
piace
oi
ueorge
Millie,
whose
term
had
expired.
W.
C.
Sparks
was
re-appointed'
auditor.
j
C.N.R.
SOCCER
!
TEAMWINNER:
.Wa
tr,;,,l
;
WRT
WaUAM.
July
3
-
The
Man.
and
the
Kround.
,m
Improved.
l,,
CanilUMI
Mtttenal
tootiMiil
teMtt
The
audlt4V
showed
report
a,,
ttM
wmum
Canadians
a
balance
in
the
bank
of
I389.CG.
by
a
score
of
-a
m
the
first
game
of
In
view
of
the
fact
that
bv
an-
ths
veml-finals
of
the
Dominion
Foot'
Other
year
a
new
high
school
will
."ball
Championship,
Tlfursday.
SEES
PROSPECT
DEVELOPMENT
THISCOUNTRY
Stewart
Likely
to
Have
C.P.R.
Dock
and
Prospects
for
Bis
Year
There
EVERYONE
OPTIMISTIC
Visitor
Tells
of
Trip
Through
Country
and
Likes
the
Look
of
Everything
(Rv
an
OulitlrY
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday.
July
26,
ifi2s
Sport
Chat
The
first
$ame
of
the
Mobley
'Cup
lootbaJl
series
in
,
to'
eoinenee
.
on
Tnesdsy,
Jury
"3Cr
'between
Thlrle
and
JUjUiiect.
WhU
the
-cwnptet
che-dule
la
not
je
drw
a
up
arrangements
have
been
Bute
for
this
gaiu
and
the
othen
wlil.tw
dated
at
anon
as
tb
full
committee
gets
together.
j
At
geli
teursMnrtit
t
Eastern
I
Point.
Connecticut.
,
recently
the
play
ers
contended
tor
prizes
wnicn
con
rtsted
of
flasks,
cocktail
'
shakers,
and
other
retMahnwat
appurtenance
.
ThU
was
described
bjr
en
newspaper
M
the
height
of
cpttmism
I.,
Mi..IWII,.
n0,uan9nD
n!
a
""J
UBsppeiauiij
postpone
comes
under
the
department
of
Hon.
W.
C.
Shelly,
min-
filled
by
despatches
teUinsoi
'thi
,ttK
t;Tt
a
bait
ister
of
finance.
The
pictures
are
excellent
and
deal
JJZTStl
edK'an"
pl,,d-
wnh
'
u
WMtrly
xi
ii
11
r.
.
1
.
...
...
in
connection
with
the
northern
hiowiuir
ha
n
u
Dredicted
Wlin
titiM
ine
.uc
really
icaiijr
ctciiii.
SCeniC
jjumia
pomiS
ana
cum
not
nut.
With
min
the
nic
Cities.
ikico.
section
section
oi
of
British
uruisn
Columbia,
uoiumoia,
anatwu;
andut
r
up
theklf.
the
sons
and
In
SUCh
a
pub'ication,
the
scope
of
Which
is
naturally
t"e
general
public,
as
a
rule,
are
restricted,
the
omission
of
the
Skeena
River
gorge
is
not
Pf
fij"'""
VLau
j
I
the
the
Uit
witt
do
sitle
UUa
evening
the
Acropolis
Ksdlaim
before
what
.
u
1
4.
m
L.
-
I
If
Is
though
will
Ae
th
larsest
path.
it
t
.
,
.
.
IIIULII
UUU31
Lill..
iUL
liic
uuk
-
"
-
"
10
oe
wonaerea
at
because
the
photographer
has
not
yet
seems
to
have
arrived
when
the
niD
done
justice
to
this
picturesque
section.
Later
when
the
opinions
of
an
outsider
should
bej
highway
is
built
doubtIesse
shall
come
in
for
more
at-
'ra!,
llS
;
pur.
anTr
tention.
However,
Prince
Rupert
is
not
negated
in
the
ftw
As
below
the
Elks
publication.
been
over
the
complete
central
A
new
edition
of
"Highways,
Motor
Camps
and
Stop-'?,nd
nnoLth,e7.
coa8ial
Pioaa
of
ping
Places
in
British
Columbia"
rather
ironically
in-
fcL"
riiifS
ciuaes
rnnce
nupert
.
we
snan
nope
to
earn
the
right
to
mediate
years
and
for
te
sore
the
space
that
is
given
us
by
getting
connected
up
with
?nd
8ane
development
of
the
prov-
me,
rest
oi
me
province
ai
we
earnest
possiDie
aate.
PEACE
PACT
SIGNED
The
forma!
signing
and
putting
into
force
of
the
Kel
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXHIBITION
J
af
If
aTX
sf
aTw
sTV
V
A
f
4"t
sT
i
Aug.
(r
Z6,
and
61),
The
directors
are
devoting
their
time
and
energy
towards
making
this
one
of
the
best
exhibitions
in
the
history
of
the
association,
and
the
thousands
of
visitors
will
be
assured
of
four
full
days
of
real
pleasure.
The
directors
have
been
fortunate
enough
to
secure'
the
THREEgNATHS,
acrobats
and
gymnasts,
featuring
one
of
the
youngest
acrobats
in
the
world.
This
act
is
costing
a
considerable
sum,
but
the
members
of
the
board
feel
that
they
are
giving
you
something
worth
while.
Captain
George
Ash
will
entertain
you
with
his
marvelous
feats
of
marksmanship
and
rope
work.
He
packs'
shooting
infins
of
all
descriptions.
Miss
Campbell
wMh
her
dancing
girls,
arid
clever
kiddies,
will
entertain
you
each
evening,
with
a
number
of
novelty
acta.
""''
'
Arrangements
are
under
way
for
outdoor
entertainment,
and
it
is
possible
that
we
will
have
with
us
the
famous
Asahls
baseball
team
of
the
senior
City
League,
Vancouver,
or
some
other
equally
good.
There
will
also
be
baseball
and
football
for
the
Indian
teams.
To
bring
to
a
fitting
close
these
four
days
of
fun
and
t
frolic,
there
will
be
the
Grand
Ball
on
Friday
evening,
at
which
plenty
of
whoopee
will
be
made
.
ince
'
From
Quesnel,
In
the
central
(portion,
through
to
Prince
George
land
from
thence
to
the
Pyince
Rupert
terminal
of
the
Canadian
National,
there
are
abundant
evf-
dences
of
growth
ami
prosperity.
lnrrrr
Ppnrp
Pjirr
which
tnntr
iilncp
thia
waoV
iu
n
muVi
Quesnel
and
Prince
George
are
more
important
event
than
the
despatches
received
here
JSng
to'
co'nn'Sttht
two'and
seemed
to
indicate
.
While
it
may
become
nothing
more
there
is
sure
ground
far
this
hope,
than
a
scrap
of
paper,
it
is
probable
it
will
be
much
more
The
e"l.ern
J0'"0'"
of
the
Jine
and
that
it
will
have
a
very
definite
bearing
on
the
future
Sc
5
relations
of
the
nations
to
each
other.
Already
it
seems
strength.
Building
is
good
in
to
have
had
a
restraining
influence
on
Russia
and
China,
"ince
ueorge,
ana
m
bmitners
whn
whilp
renAv
tn
flv
at
oooh
nt
Vioy'a
tVivnnta
o"oarr.
f
there
has
been
some
tangible
;
L
7
Vi
ii
"
T
""""
growth
within
the
past
year.
,
have
been
reluctant
to
fly
in
the
face
of
the
whole
world
Down
along
the
line
toward
in
breaking
the
pact.
illazelton
and
Terrace
the
crops
Canadians
are
sometimes
a
little
apt
to
sneerat
any-
SLeinffiS.
the
thing
which
comes
from
the
United
States
and
to
feel
hay
crop
is
light
but
the
quaiitj
that
there
is
something
behind
it.
We
must
get
rid
of
i
Kod-that
attitude
of
mind
and
try
to
feel
that
other
nations
&ewart
nd
hen
AgoiS
can
be
sincere
.
Even
our
own
Government
is
sometimes
around
the
Queen
Charlotte
is
accused
Of
insincerity.
ilands
he
would
be
a
poor
sped
men
who
could
not
get
enthusiastit
over
the
outlook.
The
Marmot
1
River
mines
are
going
strong
and
.
-at
StewaTt
there
j
tremendoui
optimism
over
the
proposed
rail-
'way
building
which
is
in
view.
Already
there
is
an
engineering
'and
survey
party
on
the
ground
'and
the
roale
of
the
new
line
is
being
attended
to,
and
the
sure
expectation
is
that
(he
spring
of
j
1930
will
open
up
what
is
likely
to
be
a
banner
year
in
the
Portland
j
Canal
district.
It
is
frequently
slated
that
the
'interested
parties
will
eventually
build
a
smelter
somewhere
in
the
.Canal
district,
and
if
this
proves
true
it
will
give
such
an
impetus
to
the
whole
northern
Pacific
that
trade
will
be
difficult
to
handle.
There
is
a
report
in
Stewart
(hat
the
C.P.R.
Is
about
to
provide
wharfing
facilities
Ithure
and
if
this
proves
true
it
only
adds
additional
ground
for
the
optimism
which
prevails.
!
The
future
development
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
should
provide
a
mighty
profitable
spec
ulative
gamble
for
those
interested.
'
There
are
qualities
peculiar
to
the
islands
which
will
bring
capital
for
development
without
doubt.
I
was
told
that
the
climate
on
these
islands
is
particularly
fine,
that
abundant
gtowth
and
good
crops
can
be
had
wherever
man
is
interested
enough
to
give
because
raring
ajaln.
aoeatloned
are
going
to
do
thelx
dunxtrat
to
pare
down
the
B.O.C
lead
by
at
leat
one
game,
and
the
Bans
e
ast
M
determined
1
torrease-
their
teed
by
another
gasa"
so
there
you
to
the
victor
belongs
the
spoils.
It
might
be
mentioned
here
too,
while
pasnlBg
ht
Prince
Rupert's
best
ball
fan
Is
Cap
Ormlston
of
the
good
rhlp
"Newlngton."
The
genial
Captain
travelled
up
to
the
hill
on
Wednesday
eentng
la
the
light
rain
that
was
falling
(that
Is,
tight
for
Prince
Rup
ert)
Just,
-as
be
so
terwly
put
it,
'To
make
darned
sure
that
there
was
not
going
to
be
a
game."
With
two
or
three
hundred
more
booster!
like
the
Cap
tain
ws
would
always
be
sure
ef
a
good
crowd
on
hand
to
cheer
the
boys
along
when
they
pulled
a
fast
One,
or
give
them
the
"thumbs
down"
tlgu
when
they
booted
one.
See
you
tonight.
Cap.
FINAL
MATCH
STUART
SHIELD
lleglment
Beats
Th)tl
Team
four
esU
to
Nothing
Lat
Evening
The
concluding
game
of
the
Stuart
Shield
series
of
football
garnet
'tooki
place
last
night
and
resulted
In
a
win.!
or
the
Regiment
by,
a
score
of
-
fourj
goals
to
nil.
'
Frank
Russell
made
the
first
tally
about
fifteen
minutes
from
the
op-1
nlng
and
this
was
the
only
score
during
the
first
half.
When
the
teams
changed
ends
things
got
worse
for
the
Thistles.
Norrlngton,
from
a
crtnv
msge,ln
Jront
"of
goal
put
the
ball
between
the
posts
and
two
more
goals-!
were
scored
by
Russell
while
the
op-1
poncnu
failed
to
score
at
all.
-
W.
Barton
refereed
the
game
and
Doc
CUpperton,
and
,W
.
Bureau
were
on
the
sidelines.
i
The
game
last
night
did
not
affect'
the
atandlng,
tb-,
Regiment
already
having
the
shield
cinched.
BASEBALL
Tonight
at
6:45.
Elks.
S...O.
C.
v.
into
real'
productive
activity,
which
should,
and
will,
bring
to1
this
portion
of
British
Columbia!
the
long-looked
for
growth
which
is
so
desirable.
The
people
of'
(he
south
and
central
portions
feel
more
than,
ever
linked
wltnj
those
who
have
gone
ahead
and
made
pioneerinir
something
more
:
it
a
thought,
and
the-
possibilities
i
than
a
mere
name.
for
fishing
development
are
un-
If
the
people
of
the
north,
whoi
cbubtedly
sound.
'
I
have
waited
long
and
hare
become
j
With
the
addition
of
the
new
rather
impatient
with
the
outlook,
Canadian
National
steamers,,
now
conld
oaly
see
and
talk
with
the,
being
built,
and
with
Increased
'heavy
tourfsf
traffic
which
Is!
steamer
attention
from
the
other
j
coming
in
greater
numbers
each
companies,
the
people
of
the
north
jyew,
they
would
have
great
rea-j
should
look
ahead
with
strong
j
son
for
optimism,
for
among
this'
hope
and
abundant
courage
for
j
list
of
visitors
are'
men
of
finance
the
future,
for,
without
doubt,
we
and
vision
who
will
freely
spend
are
about
to
see
a
mighty
trans-
their
finances
In
sound
invest-formation
of
the
latent
resources
ment
In
the
north
conntry.
"TRY
A
NTP
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
S0TTUD4
SUAMHTUpjaT
y
WIOOUCI
or
SCOTISNO
ntt
nut,
SiiltuM
itieicji
ms
lAut
.
tMuvt
su-rfow
scan
Tie
Original
Label
look
for
It
at
the
VsnJer's
JmU.
e
CHANTS
"BEST
rHOCURAlLC'
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
W
British
Columbia
.
jvifa
K!
G.
C.Arseneau
&W.D.Lambie
New
COLD
SEAL
EMPLOYMENT
HIGH
LEVEL
OTTAWA.
July
2
-Employment
in
Canada
has
reaohed
a
new
high
rate
of
activity
for
all
time.
During
June
-s
it
i"
.
i
m
m
i
rr
announce
the
Opening
of
their
ens
Store
Wear
in
Capitol
Theatre
Block
WITH
A
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
THE
LATEST
IN
MEN'S
FURNISHINGS
BOUGHT
FROM
THE
LEADING
MANUFACTURERS
IN
EACH
LINE,
SUCH
AS
ARROW
BRAND
SHIRTS
AND
COLLARS
.
.
.
,
STETSON
AND
COULSON
HATS
G.
&
C.
CAPS
STANF1
ELD'S
AND
ARROW
UNDF.UWEAIl
INTERWOVEN
HOSIERY
'
CURRIES
AND
MILNE
UNDEimifAR
UNIVERSAL
SWEATERS
CORNWALL
PANTS
!
WE
AI0
HAVE
THE
AGENCY
FOR
SEMI-READY
MADE
TO-MEASURE
CLOTHING
The
policy,
of
this
store
will
be:
Personal
service
and
supervision;
to
see
that
all
transactions
are
absolutely
satisfactory
to
the
customer;
to
stock
only
first-class,
reliable
merchandise;
to
sell
at
a
reasonable
price.
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We
Extend
an
Invitation
to
All
to
Visit
Our
New
Store
G.
C.
ARSENEAU
W.
D.
LAMBIE
BRBGBIEN
TOUR
HOME
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AT
Rugs
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CANADA
UMrrcn.
montheal
alone,
more
than
93,000
workers
were
added,
bringing
the
total
to
1,009,000.
Figure
ormplled
by
the
Bureau
oi
Statistics
from
6,810
firms
every
month
this
year
has
shown
larger
figures
than
last
year
trend
favorable
ltl
lt
provinces.
The
greatest
expansion
has
taken
place
In
the
prairies
and
Quebec
since
AprU,
where
the
trend
of
employment
ha
taken
sharp
upward
turn.
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income
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the
charm
of
exqtii-Itelv
beautiful
rugs
any
longer,
when
such
an
array
of
attractive
patterns
are
obtainable
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fienu-lue
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go
leu
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at
the
present
low
prices?
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longer
wearing
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flat.
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lug
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all
times.
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can
put
in
some
new
ones.
Catherines
Btandard.