FACE
FOUB
"m
""'a
,
NOTICE
Toiiontractors
The
New
Method
Coal
and
Supplies
Limited
of
Vancouver
(M.
Y.
Aivazoff,
Manager),
will
open
a
branch
in
Prince
Rupert
at
once
under
the
local
management
of
tliQThdmpon
Hardware
Company,
Ud.
.
.
.Quotations
given
promptly
on
big
or
small
orders
for
all
kinds
of
building
supplies
and
materials.
It
will
be
to
your
advantage
to
make
inquiries.
The4
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
OLUMBlJ
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily,
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
',
-i,,-.
II.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
'
'
'
SUHSCrtlPTION
RATES
DAILY
EDITION
Monday.
"January
.14,
-ip
THE
HALIBUT
FISHERMEN.
The
heroism
and
hnvrlilmnrl
nf
tVia
V.oV;k
City
Delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
piildjn'advahr
e
J5.00
For
leaser
period,
paid
In
advance,
per
month
.
'
.......,
.50
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia;
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
Transient
Display
Advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
Transient
Advertising
on
Front
Page,
per
Inch
Local
Readtrs,
per
insertion,
per
line
.
Classified
Advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
t
Legal
Notices,
each
insertion
per
airate
line
....
.
.'.'.'".
Or
four
months
for
By
mall
to
all
other
parts
o:
British
Columbia,
the
British
bmplre
-
and
United
States,
-
-
m
paid
in
advance
r
per
m
w
year
nas
been
mentioned
many
times
in
these
columns.
Every
year
fresh
instances
of
their
courage
and
efficiency
come
to
light.
A
recent
rescue,in,veslern.Alaskan
vaters
draws
a
tribute
from
the
Alaskan
.D3ily.Emiiire
-published
at
Juneau.
It
speaks
of
the
Alaska
fishermen,
but
the
same
annlies
exactlv
to
those
JCn
gerous
calling.
This
is.
whatTthe
AJaskart
paper
says:
"Kipling
has
Immortoili'zM
the
f
ifehfcrmen
of
the
Grand
Banks,
but
nowhere
in
fHe
WvIU,
liBr
any
time
in
history,
have
hardier
or
bravehhAeti
saidjthe
sfeas
than
those
who
catch
halibut
in
the
waters'
6f
the
North:
Pacific.
They
are
not
strutting
or
swashbuckling
heroes.
They
never
seek
fame.
To
them
fighting
the
terrors
of
the
sea,
saving
human
life
and
craft
from
watery
graves,
are
in
the
day's
work.
That
they
are
competent
soilors,
masters
of
wind
and
wave,
"Captains
Courageous,"
all
of
them,
is
proved
many
times
in
each
season.
And
their
humani-tarianism,
their
recognition
that
all
are
"brothers
under
the
sun,"
and
their
quiet
and
matter-of-course
way
of
accenting
without
question
that
the
dutv
to
aid
those
in
dis
Fashion
Fancies
Simple
Afternoon
Dress
is
Distinctive
That
;
"fe
I
ill
.Mm
$3.00
11.4!)
12
EO
.,
.
.it.
$1.00
v,r-v
$r,.oi'
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
yeat
"
$71,1
Brown
and
beiire
are
n'o
rare
LcorabintkBrUiU-utuon
of
colors
has
been
employed
a
good
many
years
but
here
these
smart
shades
are
patterned
in
ribvel
fashion.
The
dress
itself
is
of
dark
brown
b
roc
he
satin,
the
cuffs,
vest
and
yoke
of
rosy
beige.
The
uneven
hemline,
so
fluttering
to
the
figure,
Is
achieved
here
by
a
wrap-around
skirt.
The
whole
model
is
cleverly
designed
and
unusually
attractive.
ENTER
BLACK
AND
DROWN,
THE
NEW
FASHION
TWINS
..if
Amw.
....
-mm
tress
is
of
more
consequence
than
makincr
lanre
catches
In
an
effort
40
devise
new
color
quick
trips,
and
thereby
good
profits,
is
proved
time
and
W)binatio,n8
th
8mart
f,ariflan
airain
in
every
f
ishintr
sentfnn.
t
.
,
...
igners
have
hit
udob
ri
Idea
.
"Nowhere
lives
a
finer
race
of
men
thaithesAbwiX
sfeJnVSi
,
'
xmnvimvu.
xncy
uiu
111
uonsmnt
coniaci
witn
JNature
in
Tfaro
f.
M-
h,iun
wnrk
lmUnntn
nUc.
,i,i,
f
n,
t
"ere
this
Idea
has
Been
worked
1Y'"DOT
jriuxus
nor
uouy
cut
in
a
smart
winter
ensemble.
only
t
to
those
who
wprk
hard
aml-witl?
inteLligOfice:
find.'
at
The
coat
of
bhfc
the
the
worst,
is
a
terrible
enemy
of
those
who
try
to
conquer
dress
of
brown
and
white,
eheck-
her."
!
.,.,.,..,.
ed
silk.
Beaver
forms
the
shawl
i
L
1
:
'
(
'
)'
collar
and
cuffs
bif
the
coat.
NOTABLE
EXAMPLE
A
f
:
The
city
of
Ketchikan
has
built
itself
a
dock
at
a
cost
'
of
about
$10,000.
The
dock
warehouse
has
a
frontage
of
144
fest,
is
72
feet
deep,
and
the
dock
is
so
constructed
as
to
be
able
to
accommodate
the
steamers
which
ply
from
l'uget
sound
ports
to
Aiasna.
Prince
Rupert
has
never
had
to
build
a
dock
or
even
floats
so
far.
No
accommodation
has
been
made
here
for
the
fishing
boats
except
such
as
the
provincial
government
built
or
private
concerns
provided.
Ketchikan
deserves
to
proceed.
It
does
things.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
FORE
Prince
Rupert
comes
to
the
fore
in
at
least
one
resnect.
It,
has
recently
received,
high
commendation
for
its
fire
fighting
record
.
It
has
had
such
a
record
for
many
years.
When
the
present
fire
apparatus
was
purchased
it
was
tried
out
in
Toronto
and
caused
a
good
deal
of
favorable
mention
in
the
newspapers
there.
The
Prince
Rimqrt
Optimist
mentions
it,
speaking
of
he
truckag
a
"inaayV-e
affair
of
steel
build
throughout,
making
areveif
ItJhrr
dead
weight
that
require
an
eighty
horse
power
engine
to
propel.
The
entrine
is
a
six
cylinder
and
capable
of
driving
,
the
big
bulk
of
fire-fighting
apparatus
along
a
level
stretch
at
40
miles
an
hour.
This
high
power
also
gives
the
ma-!
chine
ability
to
climb
hills
in
a
manner
calculated
to
make
a
healthy
horse
look
sick.'v
.
The
apparatus
would
not
have
fought
fires
without
a
capable
fire
brigade
and
this
the
city
seems
to
have
had
under
Chief
McDonald.
I
STOPPED
HIS
STOMACH
TROUBLE
"
Fruit-a-tives"
Made
Him
Entirely
Well
MR.
DOVAY
"I
uh
I
oould
toll
every
nuffrtjrMnrt
the
world
what
'BruH-f-'bai
dike
iortae"
Vxkis
JlrjKtKS
AVl
iwvay,
i
ronton,
uut.
"ror
yosra
I
was
troubled
by
Had
llendacliet,
Nervous
Dyspepsia
and
Liver
Troublo.
Then
I
commenced
taking
'FruiUa-live.'
Very
soon
my
condition
improved,
and
now,
thanks
to
this
wonderful
medieine,
I
am
xmoe
more
entirely
well."
"Fruit-a-three"
regulates
stomach,
liver,
kidneyt,
bowels
and
akin
purifien
the
blood
and
tonn
up
the
whole
system.
2ft
o.
and
M)c,
a
box
at
dealers
overv-wherr.
JOHNNYS!
DIED
SUNDAY
Year's
Illness
Results
In
Passing
of
Well-Known
Local
Hoy
Following
illness
of
over
a
year,
Rhe
death
occurred
at
noon
yester
day
at
the
Jamily
residence,
1431
1
1
Atlin
Avenue,,
WestvieV,
of
John
l
Duthie
Sim,
son
of
William
Sim
6f
I
Porchcr
Island
and
the
late
Mrs.
Sim.
Deceased,
who
was
22
years
j
of
age
last
October
was
a
well-.
known
local
by
and
formerly.took
I
a
promnent
part
in
athletics
such
j
as
basketball,
football
aqd.
.baseball.
A
year
ago
November
he
took
a
severe
cold
while
playing
!
basketball
and
pneumonia
resulted.
Tuberculosis
later
set
in,
and,
in
the
hope
of
recovery,
the
young
man
was
taken
during
the
past
summer
to
Kamloop3.
This
proved
of
little
avail,
however,
and
the
recent
contraction
of
an
attack
of
influenza
only
went
to
hurry
the
end.
Deceased
was
born
in
Nova
Scotia
and
lived
with
his
family
at
New
Westminster
for
a
time
before
coming
as
a
young,
boy
to
Porcher
Island.
About
10
years
ago
the
family
moved
into
the
city.
Young
"Johnny;"
as
ho
was
famll
LADY
DOROTHY
MILLS
Information
tamv.,
..-v.v...-i
ner.mnn
ana
lias
jum
b;ivu
hotm
.
1
ti.,1
1
Alex
Duthie;
two
brothers,
WIU
Liverpool.
liam
and
James
Sim;
and
two!.
.t
i,nnp
to
C0Hect
masks
and
sisters.
Mary
Sim
and
Helen
Sim.
!
1
chaii
.
whrr
the
Monday,
January
14,
1929
witch
doctors
give
natives
medicine
mixed
wtih
what
they
call
mcTiinv
wiTrHrRAn'Wic.
which
is
1UJIU11
""rather
believe
in.
something
I
Their
magic
......
in
lia
nbfn
in
mit
rta
imk
.
Will
Cross
French
Guiana
Alone
auto-suircestlon.
ami
on
Foot
to
Get
First
Hand
the
primitive
races
know
.
more
about
nature
in
tho
rough
than
LONDON,
Jan.
14:
The
only
M
nnt
nu
rnvnA
....
larly
known,
attended
school
here,
womuTli
imfeed
the
only
white
materjaH8m,
vvo
are.
It
Is
r.ivirt
1,..
.
...
9
ruin.;
""
i""u
vr
c",t"v"1
j
'""1
person,
i
ihij
m.
.
...
f
.
-
white
nersori
tn
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
and
the
mile
,r.p
through
French
Guiana
tZro
Union
Oil
Co.
His
mother
died
SU
nutive
religions
and
t
I
last
spring.
Other
surviving
tvhehcratt.
Is
Lady
Dorothy
!c
T
T
,f
members
of
the
family,
besides
theMlll8,
who
ha8
onbed
the
ex-"Z'JZ
'u
tothaf
ini
1
riA
n
not
.Mrni
n
A.t
i
t
i
.
:
I
.,
,
I
t
-
-
-
.easier
to
win
the
confidence
of
(the
natives."
During
her
trek
Lady
Dorothy
To
fte
mourning
family
general
lri't
'
,mm
me.tihe.Baid.
"By
'"
wear
short"
when
possible
sympathy
will
be
extended
in,
Its
travelling
aloneftw
Jfeta
mor.;nd
breocnes
wnen
necessary.
sad
bereavement.
Out
of
respect
into
tne
pirit
0j
tne
t.ountry.
I,
to
the
memory
of
the
former
play-
nevcr
take
any
arnis
on
my
.
er
league
basketball
fixtures
peditiong
because
not
natiw
or
Capt.
Chris
Henrickson
ot
the
scheduled
for
tomorrow
night
are
an
nm
wiu
attitck
unless
you
In-
locnl
halibut
boat
Gibson
and
being
called
off.
'
terpre
first.
Mrs.
Henrickson
returned
to
the
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
"Travelling
.is
in
my
blood.
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
af-the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Under-
witchcraft
is
a
subject
thiii
in-
ternonr.
following
a
two
weeks'
takers.
.terests
me
a
great
deal.
Ahh
j
!;
IHay
visit
in
Seattle.
POWER
DFlVSiOPMENT
1
mY
-
PMW
l
.
r
I
WW
I
W
IPS
x
djmias
ma
.'malertHls
ami
w
mediate
benefits
Eipanslon
has
km
19267
taaHBB3tnna
f916l3teManUftCtUrin
MKaiiimasESEHna
mines!
DRITISII
Columbia's
Power
resources
are
the
envy
of
the
world.
With
Power,
tho
riches
of
the
world
can
be
won;
with
Power,
ores
can
be
mined
.
.
.
smelted-
trms-
w
Jh
y
i,utlMWW"
ounvu,
jiiuuuim.iujiuB
inuutunes
uevcicjwu,
and
with
them
t
J
1
!'
f
lwi'uiaiiuu
.
.
.
wLvus.
runur
is
unusn
gummas
stroiniat
bid
for
more
industries
'1
I
i
J11U1U
II
people.
i
Of
the
millions
of
horsepower
available.
.
In
vour
.
province,
but
half's
million
are
now
harhested
td
torn
the
Wheels
of
Induttry.
The
fereat
hydro-electric
develop-iii-nt
nt
Bridge
Klver
will
ultimately
generate
more
than
bOO.OOO
horsepower,
while
the
output
at
llonnlngtou
FalU
and,
other
points
Is
belr.C
steadily
Increased.
The
Campbell
and
Chllko
K
I
vers,
on
the
mainland,
and
the
Nimpklsh
on
Vancouver
Island,
are
capable
of
tremendous
power
development
for
the
conversion
of
our
forest
and
mineral
resources
Into
fabulous
wealth.
Two
of
Urltlsh
Col
umhla's
Electric
Power
systems
arc
among
the
greatest
In
Canada,
each
fteneratlnil
more
than
400,000,000
kilowatt
hours
In
1927.
This
reprcsenta
an
Increase
In
the
last
ten
years
of
98,..
truly
a
remarkable
achievement!
l''oicln
authorities
speak
of
this
record
as
a
measure
of
the
great
vitality
of
llritlsh
Columbia.
Today
we
rank
third
In
power
and
Industrial
development
amonft
Canadian
provinces.
Wo
have
made
greater
progress
per
capita
than
any!
It
Is
the
policy
of
llritlsh
Columbia
to
foster
tho
development
of
the
hydro-electric
powers
for
the
benefit
of
the
public.
They
wre
allotted
to
private
enterprises
on
condition
that
they
will
be
developed
within
a
certain
time,
so
that
no
exploitation
of
public
assets
may
take
place.
,
Millions
of
dollar
ore
now
earmarked
for
Power
development
In
our
province.
!nms
are
being
built
turhlnea
Installed
.
.
.
transmlMlon
lines
erected
to
caro
for
theHnimlncnt
industrial
development.
Xsisy
If
a
Caisfcla',
w
f
rrnal
trade
i.
bsriM
JRWl
Columbia.
IVuHry
tT4
pas
fin
.TnT
iT
w
ceriBiaieO
at
i
w
.
,,"'?n,do
Tody
ur
Luroberlrg.
Mining
and
Flshin
run
Industries
employ
7J.517
people,
Plng
them
175
ml.lfon
dollars
In
ags
.
.
.
dl.trlfcitliTg
an
average
wag
ranking
anxwig
tits
highest
In
Canada.
These
175
mlltlons
In
wages
ore
a
great
contribution
o
our
annua
Intwiial
trad,
in
the
province.
The?
havefUvenourlridustrii.lworkor.aluylngrwwerTanklnfl
second
In
the
Dominion
and
huvo
h-rgciy
been
rstnonslhlS
,UKr
Vn
Pro-nerity.
X&Ty
W
fact
that
the
number
of
automobiles
registered
In
thl
finl
f"r
76,1,7
comItJ
wUli
8,59b
llritlsh
Columbia's
steady
and
varied
Industrial
development
has
changed
the
conception
In
ris
Canada
snd
the
Unit!
Stats
of
our
province.
No
longer
em
yrs
we
entlrsly
dependent
on
the
Rsst
for
our
nun"
fsctirred
products.
HrltUh
Columbia
U
InrrfsSlv
fiirnUhlng
litr
owi
needs.
She
now
ranks
third
Tin
ti
e
wholo
Dominion
as
a
manufacturing
province.
Our
phenomenal
Power
and
Industrial
growth
has
focused
the
attention
of
ths
great
Industrial!.
'
,""
Investors
on
our
province.
Today,
Itrlllsh
Columbia
In
the
eyos
of
the
world,
stands
for
Power.
Prore
nH
ITsmy.
May
our
effort,
of
th,
lait
e
VeaTsubl'uJ
and
Increase
our
Prosperity!
W
that
annountmtntt
and
undmund
your
fwinct't
pngnu
...dip
them
and
md
thm
to
rfmdt.
If
you
dturt
extra
eopus
of
these
announcement!
a
note
to
(Alt
newspaper
will
lrinx
them.
AduertUe
your
Prminee!
sen.
tit