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fAGE
FOIJK,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
29,
1929
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insertion,
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Transient
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on
front
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pch
t.
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.
.J&Ob
doub
Local
readels.
ner
insertion.
rfcrTrrllsS.Wit
.
.-:tfK,ilk2Gne
of
t
1'IUNCE
RUPERT
TODAY
very
4
l
This
beautiful
spot-tpn
the.
-
,
t
,
:
H
Canadian
$orth
Panl'jc
Uq;it
:
'
"
v,rs
one
of
the
moat
intflrt-fiing
land
attractive
towns,
ever
built.
The
site,
the
splendid
harbor,
the
vapt
possibilities
in
the
hititer-
ajDO.'ana,
ui
great
iisnenea,
ana
a
t
ether
aaseta,
will
E-Hfcome"
day-M-mak
hei
heliead
cities
w
the
CoAt.
,15
1
But
today
is
this
peaceful
1.00
town
practically
lifeless,
and
that
is
a
great
pity!
6.00'
Take
a
walk
down
tnwu,
and
7.50
vou
will
find
no
people
around.
Call
at
the
different
stored,
and
you
will
sea
there
is
no
business.
And
if
;
you
a
newcomer
looking
around
for
workyou
won't
get
any;
for
the
fish
houses,
th
jojgtfeer
yard
hjave
their
steady
lab-
;$fprs,
so
ibey
tion't
wni
you.
al
'
rffr.
Not
even
city
work
can
be
TiiPimr
v
nnwcrrniTPTinxT
rak.
otuiinea,
m.we
mr
nee
w
ine
two
mmisiers
or
nre
'crown
wno
visited
rnnce
And
wrat
ni&to,you
ex
Runert
lafet
week
KfpmpH
tn
hp.
imnrpsspd
with
rhp
dpirn-
in
a
town
ee
iXalased
a&sIMfiei
1
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"
"
-
H
J,
.
.
-
-
Iniitv
nf
nrMWfhntr
with
iha
hitrhwnv
onrruptrcr
Vrlnoo
Jupet.
vwiew
nft
fpad
Rupert
a3d
Terrace.
It
was
brought
forcibly
to
their
Rt--Z,TJJSX
tention
bv
local
Deonle
and
thev
crave
a
svmnntrietip
lipflr-
I.
?n-
u-.
'
i
-
rf
i
service;
no
uuiiy
svunaui(J
wei-
mg
ana
very
maication
tnat
the
matter
would
receive
vice;
nothinc
whatever,
sex
ious
consideration.
Already
the
ministers
had
had
the
How
in'
the
name
of
Gd,
can
matter
brought
to
their
attention
by
local
people
and
the
peop'e
expect,
that
clever
buai-understanding
is
that
something
more
will
be
done
this
naeBnf,n
Pnd
th8ir
mof-year
than
was
promised
when
the
Legislature
adjourned;
Sff,
Jjft
Prince
Rupert
will
not
be
concerned
over
the
party
as-
they
did."and
believe
me,
-nobody
pect
of
the
case.
The
Government
will
get
due
credit
for
is
going
to
do
it
either,"
long
all
it
does;
They
have
an
engineer
who
seems
to
know
his
everything
goes
on
in
this
pld-business
autLwiiaisJieen
to
get
the
best
posjijle
results
Ashiojaed
manner.
This
"drifting
What
jajaeedsiJ
ig.Xreaionable
appropriation
for.
.the.!5OB-0jri,ni'
work
andlueiven-
for
every
dollar
upended.
SSSi
.
KWhat
w
want
immediately
is
tij
r
x
Mrr-J
AHO.UTjV-Tp
BEXTAKE
r
'
A
,'imuniiiition.M
Roads
must
be
It
would
be
a
creat
thine
for
'Prince
Runprt.
tn
Vp
btfnt"
without
delay,
we
can't
iu
tuoi,
a
uiii
uciu
uwk;
lv
vbm;
is
itu
uiat
W3y,io
ose
in
this.
viu
pruwm
very
Beriuusiy
against
me
cnange
to
tne
in-
Butt
as
rmyda
caaapt
be
bulft
ienor.
mere
are
some
ime
laKes
ana
interesting
country
n
one
day,
we
must
at
once
de-to
"
pass
through
Vv
hich
may
prove
invaluable
fdrett!e-
'n
viietprja.
"ttailjr
train
ment
purposes.
The
highway
is
the
thing.
If
this
is
once'
mail
rvice
w-
Eowitoa,
bunt,
it
wiilt
b$
diriult
to
secure
side
roadsHeading
tTL
ti
fV,
.;,-
i(.
.
..
This
traln.and
mail
service
is
i.
w
mi,
iiiej.
-
--ii
'
x
i
.
...
WIIV'DELAV'TIIE
bridge
?
!
jflst
now
for
us
in
Prinaa
Ruyerit
and
for
all
our
neighbors.
What
we
parfttr4ihflftnr1
In
bWtKfaVli
-'iUhMA
'UA
A:
we
obliged
to
lay
in
building
the
bridge
and
giving
Prince
Rupert
people!
Ml&J.'
have
it
and
refused
by
the
lt
na
f
nrna
ray
Rapidsi
Alsoarbad
the'
new
nrovince
for
Northern
Construction
of
the
nart
and
Central
British
Colombia.
already
slashed
would
be
along
correct
lines.'
If
the
road
take
the
matte"
in
our
own
is
to
go
up
behind
Port
Edward
townsite
to
the
interior
hand"-
We
jMt
valiev.
no
chanfre
in
that
RMinn
nf
the
,1
u
right
to
live
and
exist
as
the
v
t
"
-
v
4
O
V
all
UC
11CVUO
sary.
If
the
work
is
not
done
this
year
it
means
that
we
shall
be
one
year
behind
in
getting
through.
THE
CENOTAPH
people
south,
and
if
we
stick
to-
geuier
ana
aon
t
give
way,
wJ
shall
have
all
the
people
of
the
north
with
us,
and
Prince
Rupert
shall
not
only
be
the
terminus
.
w.v-,,,..
v...i,s,i
iw
luiiuB
is
UJ
commence
Oriental
liners
will
...
r.v
wiiiiiiciiu
kiuB
Kauise
i
au..
ix
ig
a
lone-
delayed
tribute
to
those
who
sacrificed
triefr
lives
"for
a
cause
we
all
WfeVe
Whave
been
been
easier
to
have
raised
the
monev
whilp
th
pnthnnioom
iinn?
nivifrirp
nr
Oft
doubt.
s
extend
their
routes
to
our
town
I
SPECTATOR.
just.
iust.
"Vfift.
Whue
'If
jt
would
have
.
rrt
v-as
on,
a
drained
effort
now
should
bring
8
Ur
factory
conclusion.
i
f
RADIO
LICENSES
LETTER
FROM
MARS
We
have
a
letter
from
"Mars"
suggesting
that
the
Cenotaph
be
not
erected,
but
that
a
Library
take
it
place
wit
a
smfuble
tablet.
Owing
to
the
tone
of
this
letter,
we
do
not
feel
that
we
can
publish
it
unless
the
writer
is
wilimc
t.o
si?n
it
with
his
own
name.
Possibly
it
is
a
little
of
date
now,
as
the
cenotaph
committee
has
decided
to
proceed
with
its
plans.
While
a
great
many
people
would
navf
hkerl
to
have
some
other
form
of
memorial,
no
criticism
can
be
levelled
at
those
who
have
chos-n
VP
cortaV
If
the
Library
advocates
wish
to
erect
another
thev
are
quite
at
liberty
to
do
so.
.
.
WHAT
WOULD
BE
THE
BEST
MEANS
TO
ADYNCE
INTERESTS
OF
NORTHERN
AND
'
CENTRAL
B.
C?
PRIZES
ARE
OFFERED
rh,.
r.-
v.-ws
,nvtt
auwestlors
as
to
the
bet
means
of
ndvan.
u,.-
;
,(,.:,
t8
f
northern
.md
central
British
Colum-b-,.
As
:
r..v.,'n-t,nn
of
our
Interest
in
the
subject,
we
offer
thr"'"
ur'7"
"
,h'
,,,,Ht
ugelons
put
forwnrd
in
a
brief
,
(,WM'
"'
H
"
o
exceed
500
words.
First
uriae
Hj-cond
,
-
:,
.year-s
subrlption
to
The
Daily
New,;
a5
third,
six
momhs
t.ubserij.tion
to
the
paper.
A
school
boy
or
school
ir!
is
jut
M
,lke,
t
.
tfa
u
tins
ms
'
a
Write
,
grownup.
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
n
,,
u
drewed:
Contert
EdHor,
The
D.i.y
NewJ
PrlS
(Edmonton
Journal)
Incidentally,
radio
list&eM
i?j
Kflmonton
would
be
aWe
to
speak
with
greater
force
if
they
all
abaft
ed
the
only
govern
mWj
ruMla-tions
under
which
they
Mnne,
thai
they
shall
secure
an
annual
license
at
a
cost
of
one
dollar.
Aceerdinjr
'n
a
recent
survey
made
by
the
Journal,
there
are
2964
radio
sett
in
private
homes
in
Edmoatoa,
yet
hp
government
record
at
the
time
was
that
there
were
rrenses
ssncd.:
When
q
f
interference
and
other,
Ms
to
the
listener
are
Suaeion,
n
wouW
be
mi
tive
if
the
liotentrs
ooujd
say
there
are
n'early
three-thousand
of
tt
in
tM
city
and
w
surety
have
same
rights.
If
any
such
claim
is
m4e
Mw
the
authorftfea
are
apt
to
answer.
"Why.therearnorhaif
tMt
number
of
nmHtt
Mrtta
hniiae
n
ftV
'hwflilon
acconling
to
our
reoerris"
and
the
listener
hunt
rnuah
of
an
answer.
JU8T
two
aanvei
only
1MU.
1.
1
Teacher--Hov
nmaft
'jajlllt.
poles
are
there?
Tommy
Two.
miss.
t.
.
"What
are
thev?"
"
"blondes
and
bruneties.
Tlft
Tipaeher.
SEVENTY-FIRST
CONGRESS
GTrs
I'NDEK
V
This
general
u:v
shows
the
opening
prayer
in
the
seven
sieed
up
the
wrk
of
the
spec
ial
session,
knotty
problem
of
f
long
debates.
Representative
Nicholas
Longworth,
accepting
his
AY
IX
IMPORT
V
i
SESSION
i
..-I
'.-ress
-at
Washinrton.
Although
the
leader
plan
i.
lief
and
tariff
revis
in
would
seem
to
lndii-af
c-u
t;(ni
,-
s
Sneaker,
put
fo
ward
the
sutrirestien
that
ye
House
get
through
its
part
of
the
legislation
early,
and
leave
it
up
to
the
Senate
to
do
sa
and
lipexj
up
the
seeeion.
't
Mirage
1
o
.
o
or
Reality;
r
ON
the
horizon
wc
all
catdi
glimpses
of
El
Dorado
.
.
.
the
city
of
gold
.
.
.
where
there
will
be
no
more
hardship
or
privation.
It
is
human
and
indeed
commendable
to
seek
always
after
financial
independence.
It
is
human
.
.
.
but
none
the
less
tragic
.
.
.
that
so
many
arc
tempted
to
seek
some
short
cut
or
royal
road
to
wealth.
For
many
and
unscrupulous
arcfitliosc
who
prey
upon
inexperience.
Gct-rich-quick
schemes
and
promoters
of
doubtful
speculations
they
lead
us
on
with
alluring
promises
of
prosperity
lead
us
on
to
disillusionment
and
loss.
And
all
the
while
the
reality
lies
within
our
grasp.
For,
by
means
of
adequate,
well-selected
life
Insurance,
even
the
humblest
of
us
may
build
up
an
estate
beyond
Our
expectations
.
.
.
may
win
f
rh
tovm
That
IAV
M
Never
Pitt
U
independence
and
security
for
-fr;
ourselves
anu
those
wc
love.
Any
Life
Insurance
represen
tative
will
sliow
you
the
safe
metliodof
creating
an
estate.
.
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