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News
PRINCE
KUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Souday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
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DAILY
EDITION
s
Friday.
May
31.
1929
ACCEPTABLE
CONTRACTS
The
securing
of
the
contracts
by
the
local
shipyards
for
two
new
steel
vessels
for
tlie
Canadian
National
Railway
is
the
best
news
received
here
for
some
time.
It
means
that
the
drydock
staff
will
be
kept
at
work
regularly
during
the
remainder
of
the
year
and
well
into
the
spring.
Prince
Rupert
will
benefit
very
largely
from
these
contracts
and
the
Canadian
National
management
is
to
be
congratulated
on
seeing
that
their
own
shops
here
are
kept
busy.
With
the
mills,
the
drydock
and
the
railway
shops
busy,
in
addition
to
the
fisheries
activities,
Prince
Rupert
should
soon
feel
the
benefit
of
the
payroll.
Add
to
this
the
promised
activities
of
the
Power
Corporation
and
1929
should
yet
be
an
excellent
season.
FRASER
RIVER
TREATY
Only
incidentally
are
we
interested
in
the
sockeye
fisheries
treaty
recently
signed
by
United
States
and
Canada.;
The
signing'of
this
treaty
seems
to
have
been
given
the
,
men
who
are
always
opposed
to
the
U.
S.
the
opportunity
to
attack
her
through
the
pact.
For
years
Canada
has
been
asking
for
such
a
treaty.
They
saw
the
practical
extinction
of
the
salmon
in
the
Fraser
and
at
last
the
opportunity
arose
to
have
the
river
re-stocked
and
the
catch
regulated
so
that
Canada
might
get
her
rightful
share
of
the
catch.
The
opposition
then
began.
TENNIS
DANCE
PORT
CLEMENTS
PORT
CLEMENTS
May
81
:
The
ten-
Bte
Club
held
a
very
enjoyable
dance
last
Saturday
evening
in
Hastle's
Hall
Jar
the
purpose
cf
raising
funds
to
pay
far
the
new
floor
laid
on
the
tennis
atmrt.
which
was
badly
needed.
A
shoulder
of
lamb
was
donated
by
B.
T.
Ward
And
a
doll,
wave
auctioned
narlng
the
evening,
the
former
won
by
Mrs.
Hammond
and
the
latter
by
Mrs.
Williams
The
proceeds
for
the
evening
were
tt?
00.
which
amount
helps
considerably
toward
the
payment
of
the
lumber
mil.
COLOMBO
WINS
-ANOTHER
GAME
was
displayed,
narucularly
an
the
part
of
the
wanhto
man.
Prince
Rnnart
shcoUng
oould
base
bean
boner.
Brand
made
of
Sne
esve
when
bs
TlrttmUy
went
prans
tn
the
goal
mouth
tod
orrvoBMd
a
aoal
wttfe
hia
bands
With
Colaanbu
ptoytog
oownhUl,
all
asorrng
was
done
In
fie
first
half.
Money
turnsd
lo
two
fisM
goals
for
the
inh:p
while
Bsptle
aocred
Prlnv
Rupert's
single
sduntar
on
a
penalty
shot
Tb-
players
wars:
H
M
Ooloraoo
Roper,
Dunbar
and
Bum:
Oar,
rattd
s&d
Payne
Obray.
Marley.
Tr
ggs.
Newtcn
and
RoMnson.
PMnce
Rupert
Brand:
Ralg
and
Br-sr:
Mow.
Owrr!e
and
Woods:
J.
R.
Murray.
Russell.
Bsptat.
Jaok
and
Nor-ftafft-n.
On
the
whole,
it
was
a
splendid
game
nd
a
baanper
crowd
of
fans
wont
up
Aorcnolls
Hill
to
nee
It.
Local
Items
The
case
of
Feat
Brawn,
shatntd
with
keeping
lafnar
for
sal,
has
been
further
adjourned
for
eight
dap
m
city
police
ruaangmi
sailing
tonagBt
on
the
Oar-dena
for
the
aouth
wtH
Include
C.
An
derson
and
A.
FanaUd.
both
for
Paasongm
arrtrlnf
In
the
any
fsom
Vancouver
on
the
Osedena
this
afternoon
included:
Miss
Maran.
Mr.
aod
Mrs.
Field.
Mr.
and
Mm.
Knutsen
and
Mt.
Clark.
Mrs.
hobeila
Donaldson,
mother
of
Mrs.
C.
E.
Ottllln.
fourth
Avenue
Bast,
sailed
oh
the
Ftteee
George
last
night
for
a
visit
m
Ocean
Fall.
Maw
Moron
allium
in
tne
city
on
the
Oardeua
this
aitenaoan
from
Yaneowver.
being
an
routs
to
Green
Island
where
btr
fathsr
Took
more
ltuWt
IMM
Mayer.
J?!?!
Jt
Ito
ramp
L.t
NUM
vTLv
SJJTn
S
Vancouver
won
tney
win
spend
the
nj
r
t
t
is
is
1
l
More
Mre
aummax
vlaltlng
wHh
Mm
Bees
pareosa.
H
M.S.
Colombo
football
players
cored
another
victory
over
Prinot
Rupert
iisnaaunlauves
last
night
but
by
the
nead
maram
at
3
to
1.
me
iortty
aoar
aV
not
a
nmd
Want
to
the
forwards.
Ooalksepen
Hnper
rColnmkn)
and
Carl
Brand
,
IrYlnee
Bnpsrt)
warn
the
hardest
work-ed
piayors
on
the
ftM
for
both
goala
la
turn
good
Mm.
Mary
Owen
wfll
arrive
in
the
city
on
Monday
afternoon
train
from
Winnipeg
to
spend
the
aue-aner
nstttng
ith
her
brother
and
atatrr-m-law.
Mr.
and(Mm.
Oaome
J.
Dea.
The
case
of
Wong
Won,
Chinese,
charged
under
the
Bankruptcy
Act,
vr-'.eb
occupied
all
day
yeatarday
In
sHy
rollo
court
wa
adjadtned
until
tens
afternoon.
Rev.
Manley
P.
Bby.
who
attendsd
the
recent
conference
m
Vanaouver.
was
s
piimngif
aboard
the
Oardetta
this
afternoon
going
through
to
Fttt
-'impsrn
wlwre
he
la
pastor
of
the
United
Church.
Mlas
D
H.
Real
R.
N.
of
the
staff
cf
the
Port
Simpson
General
Bospstal
"
aa
a
passenger
aboard
the
Cardena
that
tfternoon
returning
north
after
having
spent
s
holiday
in
Vancouver
and
etse-rhare
la
tat
south.
Paawnrra
aaUuaJ
from
bere
for
the
i
crth
on
the
atsJKber
Prmcess
Loutse
tomorrow
morning
win
incrade:
Mm.
J.
M.
Hurst,
for
Juheaw;
Mrs.
C
Hudson
and
C.
Hurst,
tor
Keteblkan;
Garnet
yvatt,
tor
Bkagway;
Lieut.
Munro,
for
WranoWI,
and
J.
BUef
and
A.
J
Praderlck.
for
Wbltharse.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
STEAMSHIPS
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
ANU
s
SHIPYARD
OPERATING
G.
T.
P.
20.000.TON
FLOATING
DKYDOCK
EnKlneer,
Machlniit,
IJollermakeris,
UlackKmiths,
Pattern
Makfrs,
I
oundcru,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTUIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
All
Kinds
of
both
Make
Better
Bread
Ask
your
grocer
for
ROYAL
YEAST
CAKES
,
STANDARD
OF
OOAUTY,
Tne
Letter
Box
THE
WATT
CASE
dean
recosd,
and
tne
B.C..
May
.
Miter,
Dally
Itans-
Tbe
dtarnnl
of
Norman
A.
Watt.
tKmrnsniwr
Aawnt
at
Prince
Super,
by
the
bread
man
from
Vancouver,
has
ttee.
This
tastes
on
think
of
all
that
was
gcn
on
throughout
B.
C.
atat
July
in
iirisnHaa
wigardlng
OvU
oaf-vanta.
j
Sorely
those
who
made
thiss
pram
lees,
have
fallen
wry
low,
the
standards
of
a
This
aetlon
of
Shelly-
has
tne
death
knoll
of
the
party
m
the
north,
both
provincial
and
for
many
years
to
come.
"Whamr
riwr
a.
man
aowcth.
that
ahsU
ha
also
rose."
In
leaving
the
Oovernmest
offiot.
Mr.'
watt
takes
with
him
a
beat
wisnaa
of
everyone
in
to
riUllMOMMirS
ANSWER
TO
MAYOR
Mr.MOIIDlE
,
Editor,
Deity
News:
The
mayor
says
In
bis
letter
that
voted
for
a
more
eayensjv
pipe
than
than
reoamenendsd
by
the
engineer.
I
want
to
pmphaslsf
that
the
pipe
ttttt-ed
was
that
meonunanded
by
the
engineer
after
SUecussing
the
different
pipes
wttal
the
board
of
works.
I
wish
also
to,,
wanted
the
mnyor
that
X
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
work
started
the
auttsmn
of
1MT
and
any
work
si!
need
to
In
his
latter,
done
artke
trunk
sewer
was
under
way
and
tlanast
oompietsd.
when
I
was
elected
in
nk-uary
1M.
I
nave
oonsiaaantnly
eraw-ciped
the
ooard
of
works
for
the
manner
and
tor
the
eanssslve
oust
of
tbe
work
Mad
done
and
have
no
anafcigy
to
make
lor
to
doing
I
do
not
think
we
are
getting
aotstfaotory
Mtarna
tor
tne
money
spent.
As
for
having
any
sonal
f
sBiint
against
the
liallnsr
or
any
of
the
board
of
works
staff,
I
think
tnat
the
people
of
Prinot
Rupert
will
txdteve
me
when
I
say
tftat
tkai
is
net
so
and
that'
ths
maim
iMm
voring
to
create
sympsUry
for
the
en
glneer
and
evade
the
gdstlun
of
the
eftloieney
and
the
soononnoal
samsWe-
tlng
of
our
work.
A.
J.
PMfjBHOMUE.
ANMVIKS
THE
MAYOR
editor,
Dally
Htm:
Wfcn
lowktoc
through
loor
paper
this
evenant
I
was
very
nnueh
mmptS'
Indeed
to
see
a
letter
from
the
maaar
ronvcllna;
the
money
bylaws
to
bs
voted
on
tout
row,
and
the
stand
that
be
takes
as
this
oannsetlon.
To
bests,
with,
I
pjosuttie
that
this
latter
Is
a
paid
advertisement,
which
the
'
poor
ratepayer
will
have
to
pay
for.
as
I
uadfpstand
a
similar
latter
appeared
In
yesterday's
Issue.
Wnan
tne
people
read
a
oommundoattsn
over
the
mayors
sat
nature
they
anouM
be
furnished
fti
something
wbotesome
in
the
way
of
advice,
but
this
threat
of
hi
is
nt
only
unwholesome,
but
untrue,
when
he
says
tost
we
will
have
to
pay
tJde
tltumo
00
in
neat
year's
levy
if
the
bylaw
falls
to
pass,
Instsad
of
having
R
aprrad
over
a
period
of
twenty
yeari.'
ebould
the
bylaw
carry.
No
person
has
any
desire
to
embaraas
the
oouncU,
but
we
do
want
conditions
In
the
public
works
department
of
the"
city
property
adjusted,
and
an
tr-i
vagant
waste
of
the
people's
money
cwvsioea,
ana
apparently
the
only
way.
SUITS!
SUITS!
MADE
TO
ORDER
4
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
All
Guaranteed
SUITS
STEAM
CLEANED
AND
PRESSED
We
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
tin
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Phone
049
j
to
secure
tills
would
be
-to
defeat
the
;
,
bjlawi
and
bring
Uie
matter
to
showdown.
In
conversation
with
the
mayor
a
day
or
two
before
last
election,
the
writer
discussed
with
him
the
rotten
condition
of
affairs
tn
the
worka
department.
Which
he
admitted,
but
,
promised
that
he
was
golpf
to
go
into
this
Immediately
the
MooUon
wa
over
What
has
be
done
to
rtfht
mattera
We
are
not'
after
anybody'a
aoaAp,
but
we
do
want
the
council
to
lrre
up,
to
their
obligations,
and
If
they
have
mnomiwtence
In
their
emDiof
who
are
4
aVEg
FIRSTYACHT
VISITS
PORT
,11.
II.
Manny
if
Seattle
Oprnn
Cruls-j
Ing
Neawtn
tn
Northern
!
ll.C.
and
Alaska
i
Henry
M.
Manny.
Seattle
broker,
who
of
estimate
dlatrtct
aovernor
of
the
Rotary
;iot
capable
glvang
a
proper
for
them
to
work
on.
get
rid
of
them.
Cluo
last
year.
I.
tie
ttret
entfata
end
not
wat
our
money
la
ttie
mu-
yaehtsaaao
of
the
season
to
Matt
prince
ur
they
have
been
doing.
All
this
Rupert,
having
arrived
la
port
list
talk
about
changed
pipe
and
back-til-
night
aboard
hia
handsome
41-foot
ling
of
ditches,
to
In
my
opinion
petty
P"r
cruiasr
Katharine
Among
the
larceny
fooltohneea.
when
reduced
to
number
of
Mr.
Manny's
party
la
Victor
dollars
and
cents,
and
used
far
no
Rabel,
vlae-preaUsn
of
the
Star
Mach-
other
purpose
than
to
draw
attention
,
"nr
Co.
of
Seattle,
who
went
to
school
way
from
the
real
eauee
of
the
U
with
Cap
W.
P.
Armour,
trouble.
They
had
no
right
to
sanction
msnsawr
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co..
an
over-draft
of
(19.000.00
on
a
186.-
bare.
Mr.
Manny
thought
the
Rotary
000.
00
estimate,
without
submitting
a
Club
bat
mat
on
Friday
and
that
he
bylaw
to
the
people,
and
they
knew
R.
,
ouM
attend
a
luncheon
and
was.
Let
them
clean
house,
get
osnapetrnt
therefore,
disappointed
to
learn
people
In
office
who
can
make
oorreet
the
ohib
had
met
yostartfty.
estimates
and
oarrr
on
work
i
aanoml-1
The
Party
will
prooead
cUy
and
welt
then
come
to
the
people
morning
to
Juneau
and
other
Alaska,
with
their
bylaw
and
we
will
help
them'
points
cn
a
three
wtess'
cruise
and
will
to
get
K
passed.
There
t
lota
of
time
U
bere
southbound.
for
this
between
now
and
December.
and
the
mayor
must
know
It.
tout
this
hsyh-hanfted
threat
of
crucifying
us
Harold
Luther
Hanson,
an
of
Re,
nest
year
la
the
tax
levy,
to
as
foolish
John
Hanaon.
la
graduating
tonight
M
it
la
unwarranted.
Vote
the
bylawi
from
Battle
Lane
High
School.
M
In-down,
and
Jet
vm
start
propwly
-betver
nrsota.
which
he
has
been
attending
late
than
never.
,
,or
P
,our
Tears
He
la
seventeen
'yearn
of
ane
and
will
to
to
Atagsburg
H.
B.
ROCHB8TBR.
Colleen.
Minnesota.
In
the
fall.
fir..
Typical
ROUND
TRIP
FARES
tnwii'M.
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M(WTk.i..wi
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T
nuimle
lo;ir
iiu
Vancouver
I
.
Oilier
iuluu
I
orint.uuilugi
I
nil
rsrtli
iilnrv.
Unto
Hale,
Limits,
Etc.
CITY
TlCKKT
OffclCK
V.'M
TIIIKK
tVl:.
MHlftf
'l.'l
Ran
ad
1AM
National
Goodyear
Produces
for
South
America
Largest
Conveyor
Belt
-'V,
Ever
Made
in
Canada
2953
feet
long.
E
ven
with
the
belt
In
two
pieces,
part
of
factory
wall
waa
taken
down
to
make
shipment.
Three
other
great
belts
on
same
shipment
820
feet,
722
feet,
492
feet.
Total
weight
of
shipment
24,980
pounds
over
12
tons.
Belts
intended
for
tin
ore
conveying
at
Patlno
Mines
in
Bolivia.
Belts
built
for
AlhVChalmers
Co.
PROBABLY
no
greater
compliment
has
been
paid
Canadian-made
Goodyear
Conveyor
Belts
than
this
order
one
of
the
largest
single
orders
for
conveyor
belts
ever
placed
with
any
manufacturer.
Far
away
in
Bolivia,
Patino
Mines
and
Enterprises
Consolidated
will
depend
on
the
quality
of
these
Good
year
Belts
for
continuous,
profitable
operation.
Like
thousands
of
others,
Allis-Chalmers
engineers
believe
that
Goodyear
quality
is
the
safest
bet
at
so
great
a
distance
from
any
source
of
supply.
And
the
same
quality
is
available
for
even
the
smallest
userin
conveyor
belts,
transmission
belts,
hose,
packing,
valves.
Write,
wire
or
phone
any
Goodyear
branch.
The
Goodyear
Tire
&
Rubber
Co.
of
Canada,
Limited,
Halifax,
St.
John,
Quebec,
Montreal,
Ottawa,
Toronto,
Hamilton,
London,
Fort
William,
Winnipeg,
Regina,
Saskatoon,
Calgary,
Edmonton,
Vancouver.
Qoodyear
means
Qood
Wear
MADE
HOSE
IN
CANADA
JIUNE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK
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AND
385
BELTS
PACKING
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