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SIX
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HYDE
TRANSFER
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
DRY
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
"
Single
load
$3.50
Double
load
$0.50
Large
sack
.
50
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
iFcmhina
Peerless
Egg
....
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$12.00
iPembjna
Washed
Nuts
.
.
.
,
.j
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Large
Egg
1
S12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$1.1.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coal.
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Kxpnws
nnd
lUgpnge
Day
and
Night
Service
k
1.19
Second
Avenue
DEMAND
Rupert
Brand"
ippers
THK
DAINTIEST
HKBAKFA8T
FOOD.'
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
Prince
Huprt.
B.L.
HSESr
,
jND
YOU
WILL
MAKE
THIS
RESOLUTION
ONCE
YOU
HAVE
RIDDEN
IN
THE
W
FORD
More
Pep
More
Power
More
Comfort
Than
Any
Light
Car
Ever
IJuilt.
They
Arc
on
Display
nt
Our
Showroom.
'jS.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
Advertise
in
"The
Daily
News3
I
PREVENTWHITE
GIRLSW0RKING
FOR
ORIENTALS
the
daily
news
Thursday,
jhi(u
FASHION
FANCIES
the
stylish
woman.
and
rafos
brought
within
the
foX'
of
the
Workmen's
Compeh-aation
Act
Lack
Teachers
A
resolution
projiosetl
by
the
liritain
be
Investigated
to
sec
if
the
same
leni.ilntion
could
not
be
put
in
force
in
Alberta.
Want
Axe
Pensions
Other
Important
resolutions
urge
that
an
old
aire
pension
United
Mine
Workers
declares
.neheme
satisfactory
to
workers
be
that
in
some
rUrfll
districts
hard-'put
Into
effect,
a
scheme
of
state
ships
are
Jhiuo4t
on
parents
who
medical
insurance
on
a
non-con-
I
wish
to
educate
their
children
tributary
basis,
that
no
jmrson
Legislation
prohibiting
the
em-
nbove
the
-ninth
Krade,
owing
to
under
1&
be
allowed
to
operate
a
ployment-or
while
girls
by
Or-
the
fact
that
qualified
teachers
spray
painting
maclilhe
anl
no
ientnls
is
to
be
sought
V
the
ire
not
available,
and
urges
ac-
persons
operating
such
a
device
Alberta
Federation
of
Labor,
ac-
cordlngly
lht-the
shH
Act
be
-hall
work
more
than
eight
hours
cording
to
a
resolution
coming
amended
so
ns
.to
give
children
in
twenty-four,
owing
to
the
before
It
at
the
annual
convent-
In
turnl
-Ujstrfcts
the
same
colon
of
the
Federation
in
Ieth-
ucational
,1'fl'jnnUges
&s
are
en-bridge.
The
resolution
was
pro-
joyed
by
-'children
In
cities.
)ed
by
the
llo'ljii
and
Itestaur-
Arvlhet
resolution'.
of
the
Urti-:int
emplojBMsVoffllslmontop,
(is
it
teil
Mine
Worlpr)
,ydares
thht
was
felt
afw
mploynienit
j
of
Undei1
existing
CMUWns
the
white
girls
1
JjrJentals
Avasj
no,
cjst
jjt
medlcnmliaptpjn
case
n
accordanccvvitlr',
westetli
itan-'
(
'SkhTwJjnipigKsn
al-ilards.
most
inorTnble
'
Gurden
to
Other
resolutions
proposed
by
workers
ami
uri'S
that
the
gov-the
Hotel
and
Restaurant
employ-
srnment
hold
an
inquiry
into
the
itreAter
danger
of
lead
poisoning.
Other
regulations
regarding
the
operation
of
spray
painting
nwchinea
nre
also
urged.
A
resolution,
of
the
steam
and
opefat
nfe
.
eagineers
slates
that
iffftsi
M'MORDIE
HAS
GOOD
Responsive
Audience
Hears
I
Mayor
and
Other
Candidates
f"
-""lif
WtfithUrnle'
Tneiitfe
'
'
'
'''''''
t
.
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A
responsive
audience
which
practically
filled
the
downstair
section
of
the
WeBthotnle
Theatre
and
extunueu
into
mo
oaicony
ai-tended
Mayor
S.
1.
McMordle's
're-election
campaign
meeting
last
night.
Ms
Worship,
who
review
ed
some
of
the
.accomplishment!
of
his
year
of
Incumbency
and
re
plied
to
criticisms
of
his
opponent,
was
the
principal
speaker.
D.
C.
Stuart
presided
and
the
first
speaker
was
Rx-AId.
M.
M.
Stephens,
the
other
contestant
for
the
mayoralty,
who
accepted
Col
unci
McMordle's
InvitAtion
to
mnk
from
his
platform.
Other
speaker
were
Aid.
lirown.
Aid
!'.
II.
Llniey
and
Ex-A
Id.
S.
1)
MAftJoiiMd.
alder
manic
cann
l.iten.
iiimI
.lames
Mack,
school
board
tndidatn.
Maiw
iMeltJfe.
In
npilnifv
rnimrml
the
published
man
Ifestofl
,qf
KvAld.
,M
M.
Step
hens
ami
lit
uwn.
Hf
Telt.
ti'w
the
city'
bad
moy(e,re?ttJ
prorcsfl
durlnp
thp
'past
yeAr.
Accam-plishmentii
And
future
plana
in
connection
with
extensions
of
the
sewer
system,
struts,
fii,vjc
floats.
reoernl
putulinuH,
sidewalks,
etc.
were
referred
to.
The
mayor
re
called
a
promise
he
had
made
a
year
ago
that
he
would
endeavor
to
interest
private
corporations
In
hydro-electric
development.
With
the
assistance
of
each
and
every
member
of
the
council
success
In
this
had
been
attained
and
the
!
city
might
expect
a
period
of
irreat
prosperity
to
ensue.
Colonel
Mc-Mordle
questioned
the
correctness
of
statements
which
hsd
been
made
by
Kx-AId.
Stephens
with
re
spect
to
finances,
and.
In
turn,
criticiic-d
Mr.
Stephen's
owri
'
financial
actions
when
he
had
been
a
member
of
the
city
finance
pnnimlMiiii
Tti
flv
kit
Hart
Ik
(-Ororaorf
vnrsctie
in
fiirvtlr
.nSTLtiSit
ATTORNEY
IN
ALASKA
'
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,t.
"
Mfw
WxV
i
'
'.-1-
coitstWstfon
shops
tftltest
conM
WASIIINOTON,
Jan.
17i-
tainers
under
rejwlr
by
compres
sell
nlr
nnd
many
workers
have
been
killed
through
the
bursting
ees
urge
compulsion
for
hotels,
possibility
or
ensuring
medical,
of
such
containers
undergoing
restaurants
and
other
eating
es-
stfcntlon
to
all
porkers
and
their
this
test.
The
resolution,
there-tabllshtnents
to
provide
proper
families
by
iforQllnr
a
fund
from
fore,
requests
that
It
be
made
II
utensils
for
cooking
and
main-
which
the
cost
tof
aueh
medical
legal
to
test
such
containers
other
talnlng
fols.
stricter
enforce-
treatment
ond
ruwpltnl
attention
1
than
1
the
hydrostatic
test.
ments
of
the
Minimum
Wage
and
could
be
provide!.
The
resolution
1
'.
Hours
Act
for
restaurants
nnd
requests
that
The
Health
Insur-
A
Dallv
News
wnnUid
will
cafes,
and
to
have
all
restaurants
jance
Aet6w"!n
force
In
Oreat
bring
results.
chairman
of
the
finance
commit
tee.
Th
mayor
also
read
figure
to
show
that
Bx-Ald.
Stephens
hid
I"
mi""
In
attending
both
council
and
committee
meetfnK
when
he
had
been
an
alderman.
His
Worship
concluded
by
declaring
that
he
was
unreservedly;
in
favor
of
the
principle
of
single
tax
and
promising
a
continuation,
if
re-elected,
of
attention
and-devotion
to
the
furthering
of
the
city's
Interests.
M:
.
Stephens,
in
his
addrevM.
dealt
principally
With
financial
affairs
and
suggested
that
a
recent
statement
which
had
been
published
was
incorrect
and
misleading.
Uncollected
taxes
had
been
counted
as
actual
revenue
and
Mr.
Stephens
contended
that
the
city
had
had
in
1928
a
large
dificit
rather
than
a
surplus
as
was
shown,
lie
dubbed
the
talk
nf
taxation
on
Improvements
as
part
of
a
whispering
cam'
against
him
I
jibor
Candidates
Aid.
Ilrown-and
Kx
donalu
nrorrilried
the'
-snmd
attfcn
tion
to
pUblTc
affairs
in
the
future
a
they
had
given
tin
thetpnstlu
re-elected.
,Lnbor
mn.
they
con
tended.
)iad,glv'en
goQd'kecjpun1
of
themseive
ana
nauprovi
themselves
as
intelligent
and
sane
I
Ia..!1
nt
..
nu
flin
man
f
IK..
Im.
Il!j(iaiu,uia
Ma
.iiv
i.ivii
v.
.11.
uu
ines
world.
Aid.
Llnzey
felt
that
the
past
year
had
been
one
of
great
mo
ment
In
the
affairs
of
the
city.
He
felt
that
the
council
had
ex
ercised
shrewd
business
ability
In
bringing
power
negotiations
to
their
present
stage
and
urged
that
everybody
get
behind
the
bylaw
so
that
the
future
proserlty
of
Prince
Ituneri
might
be
assured
If
0
prflrrtiscAl'
trMerve
the
city
to
the
best
of
his
ability
If
re-elected.
,
James
Illyck
spoke
briefly
on
school
affairs
and
suggested
that
it
might
be
better
to
hire
rather
than
build
new
sehools.
He
urged
greater
co-operation
between
Inspectors,
.
teachers
and
school
boards.
President
Coolidge
yesterday
nominated
Warren
N.
Cuddy
of
Alaska
to
be
United
States
attorney
for
the
third
division
of
Alaska.
M.
Y.
Alvazoff.
who
has
been
in
the
City
on
business
for
the
past
week,
will
sail
by
tho
Prince
Iluitert
tomorrow
morning
on
his
return
to
Vancouver.
STEPHENS
AT
THECAPH1
uuiunrp
jiih
roncy
t0
lJ
Aiulli.n.x.
I
..
K'lt.
'B
Aldermen
Also
Speak
Ttmrn
tvna
HllH.,
,.
i
dance
last
night
at
ih.
mMjl
called
by
M.
M.
Stephen
P.mltnl
Thnutr..
noil
...
.
"l',fcul
.-..
uin,
!rr;ii
int.
st
was
taken
ih
tin-
:tI,ir.
..
the
mayoralty
candidat.
aihl
three
candidates
r..i
;,u
who
spoke.
J.
H.
Thiimi.v,,,
(lldale
for
school
tin
t.
,
,,,
en
onu
me
speaner.-t
wr,.
m
hi
t.
-
i
t.t
niepneus,
nmernian
liruwn
Alderman
Macdonali!
aw!
man
Uinzcy.
Mr.
Stephens
dealt
a
VIMI
4
with
'the
financial
(
iiwii'
.
ently
IhumI
by
the
-11
.
j
'ihel
in
the
Daily
V.
loin
ted
out
what
h
,
o
lie
lUftccuracle
ii.
n,,'
mnt.
It
showed
a
f
:.
m
-
t,
,
t
nee
of
nomethinr
lik.
llH
dollar
win?
reus
or
the'
fijjurwi
and
ma
1-
S!
.felt
of
flfty-nliif
ii
:
;
"nl.
ITe
criticized
;,
in,
:
r
i"
Itenn
nnd
said
tli
.
11
t
"nditiK
statements
d
,,i
i,..,
-;
lied
for
Several
year
,.,-t
M
not
erltieite
tin
ti.
m-,or
this
but
Klld
a
cnnii
litmnt
hat
official.
Thi
1
.
:.p:
nre
noi
aununi
aim
w
r
ft
Ht
as
not
KUaranteeiJ
Vlf
tit.
.
1
iieaiinf?
wnn
nwiiK
i
"!
"
Mr.
Stephens
said
ht
t
'.r.
..rf.u
injf
the
work
as
raiili
1
'bio
and
including
ii
:i-
nnw
of
the
streets
im'
n
luded.
The
plank
nail
is
rapidly
as
irossiblo
i
r
of
semi-permanent
type
Mr
1
he
also
favored
the
"nnft
f
the
wharves
with
.
m.
;
Hllldln
of
eltv
float"
a'
th.
i
of
Mcllrlde
Street,
arm
'i
Ublishment
of
a
plasn.
i.:
im
m
Jlcllrtdi
Mm:
1
hljrhest
mill
rate
In
Its
hlstorv
In
!
S,xth
Avenue.
1927
when
Mr.
Stebhejis
Itad
been!
"M-
Stephens
said
h
1-
Mould
everything
boMlble
tc
urg.
marketing
of
the
t.n.m
Uloek
hn
which
the
cit
h
ready
lost
a
Ianre
sum
n
tn
He
did
not
think
the
...'-rn
should
continue
to
mi-.--
.
1.."
t'rlnce
Itupert
real
est
.!
the
candidate
also
d
..;'
the
protection
of
th
ni
HtH,
the
prevention
!
i
.l
terferi-nce,
the
continual!"
building
of
the
hiiln
lie
uower
contract,
all
s
he
favored.
Ih
closing
Mr.
Steph.
-n-
he
had
been
in
business
'''
10
yenrs-ftnd
most
of
hi-
prises
had
proved
succes-u:
i
sketl
for
supjmrt
for
hi-
i"1'
Alderman
Ilrnwn
uh
v
4fioke
at
the
Westholme
rnw
d
his
work
as
chairmai
'
'
"
Tftlllties
committee
and
pf
oniplinient
to
auieri
n'
'"rtrt
Iya.
.ilid,
J.lttle
on.',
w
candidate.
donald.
Mr.
MnnlnniM
rf-,-.
,!
tu
I
Mt
fecd'ni
niKl'spoke-
S
nt
Ilia
t
ai
Hi.
ft
"wU
stroni?lv
ituM
i)u
,nwrt
iff
''JL
v
--in
ui
i
sewers
nna
iioat-
1,1
"Ity
nnd
siild
he
would
h.
fhle
to
anything
that
i"-"1''
1
Me
progress
and
pro.i
ntr
l'rlnce
Itupert.
Alderman
Limey
aid
thi
been
an
imnnrtmit
vnr
on
1
count
of
the
work
that
had
done
In
regard
to
the
power
V
"tn.
He
urged
that
It
In-
',r"
to
a
successful
issue.
lb
I"1"1
tejis
being
taken
to
try
m
the
building
of
a
proper
M
Mock
In
place
of
the
pre'M
f
fflce.
The
present
building
lie
Of
the
Helrlnoms
ol
tin
He
favored
development
lf
1
Waterfront
secured
for
t'i
by
Mr.
I'attullo
and
W
the
bllllillnc
nt
onnrrale
Mile
In
the
business
area.
11
great
tirosneets
for
dt
.-I"!'1
ahead.
tho
ch'alrman
thankel
lence
atfd
ftald
he
confi
l"l,yl
fiiuidul
!tl.
Qt...,l...u
nil!
I"
(he
poll
tonight.
FLU-COLDS
I
Cheek
st
Mt
I
Rub
oo-Wuk
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