Thursday,
November
13,
19J0
"
THZ
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Business
and
Professional
Mens
Guide.
Legal
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it
A
DAILY
NEWS
FOR
SALE
AD.
WILL
CONVERT
THAT
UNUSED
PIECE
OF
FURNITURE
INTO
CASH.
TRY
IT!
Jfl
Avenue
FOR
SALE
I'jiiNlTURE
for
sale,
533
Seventh
Avenue
East
or
Phone
Blue
014.
265
C"
IEAPEST
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Newsprint
Paper
for
wrapping
m
other
purposes,
may
be
bought
ten
cents
a
core
as
Ions
as
they
last
Dally
News,
FOR
RENT
FOIt
RENT
Room,
close
In.
Phone
Green
59.
2C0
FLAT
FOR
RENT
Wallace
Bloc.
Knqulre
store.
tf
.
I
KN1SHED
room
for
rent.
Clow1
m
Phone
Red
318.
269
I'uR
RENT
4
room
house
wltlij
b
ah.
Apply
49
Frstser
Street,
2C9
FURNISHED
Apartments
for
rent.
Apply
Mussallem
Grocery,
Phone
IS-
(tf)
FOR
RENT
Modern
Flat,
kitchen
range.
Westenhaver
Bros.
tf
FOR
RENT
Modern
house,
i
rooms
and
bath.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
if
FOR
RENT
nine-room
flat
dose
in
Rath
moderate
rental.
Westen-haver
Bros.
tf
FOR
RRNT
Furnished
apart'
mi
nt?
by
day
or
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
To
Rent
Cosy
Two
&
Three
Roomed
Apartments
Free
use
of
electric
light
and
washer
Rentals
$10
to
$16
monthly
IIYEU
APARTMENTS
-
3RD
AVE.
WANTED
WANTED
Stenographer.
Apply
MrRae
.Bros.
266
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
and
Room.
Phone
Black
707.
tf
NEEDLEWORK
HKMST1TCHINO,
Mrs.
Feasby,
Phone
Red
315.
SILK
8tocklnfS
mended
at
Demurs.
Phone
37.
367
TRANSFERS
,
,
,
.
.
.
-
i
AMBRONS
Transfer.
Phone
177.
ury
Birch,
Cedar
and
Jack
Pine
tf
JiKDS
TRANSFER.
Cartage
and
Furniture
Moving.
Phone
204.'
AUCTIONEER
PRINCE
RUPERT
AUCTION
MART
We
buy,
vtl
or
exchange
any
kind
of
furniture
or
household
Roods,
musical
instruments
machinery,
etc.
General
repairs,
crating,
packing
and
shipping.
Workmanship
guaranteed.
Just
phone
Black
120
and
we
will
Pall.
G.
J..
DAWES,
Auctioneer.,
Federal
Block.
tf
SALVAGE
ANI
TOWING
"If
It's
on
or
under
the
water
wa
do
It"
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
Ltd.
Ful'y
Equipped
for
Diving
and
General
Salvage
Work
Boats
and
Bcowa
of
all
descriptions
for
Charter
How
Boats
and
Canoes
for
Hire
Bargains
In
Gas
Engines
Aeenti
for
EASTHOPE
ENGINES
Northern
D.C.
Distributors
Coolldge
Propellers
"ind
and
Gravel
in
any
quantity,
delivered
anywhere
by
water
Phone,
Day
or
Night
5C1
P.O.
Box
IBGt
SECOND-HAND
DEALERS
I
New
and
Second-Hand
Goods
Hought,
Sold
or
Exchanged
W.
H.
Montgomery
Phone
Blue
339
CHIROPRACTIC
Sunshine
and
Red
Ray
Treatments
Nervous,
Female
and
Childrens
.
Diseases
Specialty
Treated
v'
W.
C.
ASPINALL
(Chiropractor)
Phone
Greeii
241
6
&
7
Exchange
Blk.
(Opp.
Orme's)
STEAM
BATHS
204
6th
Street
Phone
Black
7Gt
Opposite
Trince
Rupert
Hotel
Ladles
from
.
2
port,
to
9
pm.
Gents,
from
...
10
am.
to
10
p.m
Chimney
Sweep
T
Cblraneys
swept
and
repaired
Furnaces
and
stove
cleaned
and
repaired.
General
handyman.
r
Phone
204
Night
phone
Blue
712
II.
J.
ZUMKEIIR
UMI
ACT
Xotlre
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
I-a
Land
la
tbt
SUkioe
Ud
Racordlng
District
of
Oasslar
Dlitrtet,
and
situate
bout
three
miles
sod
one-half
south
of
Tulsequah
Post
Offloe
on
Taku
River.
Take
notice
that
I.
William
Strong,
of
Tulsequah.
B.C..
oeeupatlon
merchant.
Intends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Oomatenelnc
at
a
post
planted
on
band
of
a
aknigh.
toence
aovth
80
chains;
thane
east
40
chains;
thenee
north
60
chains:
fhencs
west
40
ababis,
and
oettUUURg
30
seres,
mars
a
less.
WILLIAM
STRONG
Dated
AurAMt
28.
IMQ.
LAND
REOISTHY
ACT
NOTICE
tie:
Certlftoate
of
Tills
No.
2991-1
to
Lata
Twenty-three
(99)
sad
Treaty
four
(14).
Block
Seventeen
(17).
See
tlon
SU
(S).
Ctty
of
Prtnoe
Rupert.
Mao
23.
WHEREAS
aaUafactory
proof
e!
lost
or
vht
stwve
oertHMate
r
Trae
tssuea
In
the
name
of
John
Oordou
has
been
fUed
in
this
office,
netiee
to
hereby
liven
that
I
shall
at
the
ecplratlon
of
one
mocio
rrom
toe
rim
aj
or
publication
hereof.
Issue
a
Provlslor.il
CertUkate
of
Title
m
lieu
of
the
said
lost
Certificate,
unless
in
the
meantime
valid
abjection
la
made
to
me
tnwrtt-RHT.
Dated
at
the
Land
Reattery
Office.
mac
mipen,
u.
tnu
ra
aay
Prisce
Rapert,
BX3..
this
Srd
dec
of
October.
IM0.
H
r.
UaeLBOD,
Sat-St-Mov
t.
Registrar.
IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
IN
rilOllATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATE
OF
I1BNRV
MANTJBL
RICHARDSON.
,
NOTICE
18
HEREBY
OIVXN
that
all
creditors
and
other
persons
having
any
afatatt
or
demands
against
the
estate
of
Henry
Manual
Richardson.
Testator,
late
of
Frtnee
Hu".
in
the
County
f
Priest
Bnpeet.
Dweased.
wno
ava
an
the
and
cMf
AiaiiMt
iw
ana
whose
win
was
proved
In
the
Prince
Runert
ResHtrv
of
the
Booreme
Oour.
at
BHUsh
Columbia
on
the
23rd
day
of
October
1M
bv
Alet
Btracnan
ou
Prince
Rapert.
B.C..
Uundry
Manager.
n
ady'
Kcamitor
therein
named
who
bad
not
renounced,
are
hereby
required
an
send
Darfleulan
in
wrltln-
of
their
etabna
and
demands
to
us
the
under-ataned
sallcltrrs
for
ths
said
Bxeotltor
on
or
before
the
31st
day
of
January
MSI
at
the
undee-meattonsd
adarwt
aiter
which
date
the
said
Xicowte
wfU
proceed
to
(UHnbute
the
asseu
mt
the
said
Henry
Manuel
Rlohardson
deceased
amonast
tb
parues
enutiea
snemv
having
retard
only
to
the
claims
and
demand
of
wntoh
he
shall
then
have
had
notice
and
tne
said
Executor
,wU
not
be
liable
for
the
assets
of
the
deceased,
or
any
part
thereof,
so
distributed
to
any
person
or
persons
of
whose
claims
and
demaoeVi
he
shall
not
then
have
had
not
tec.
DATED
this
1st
day
of
November,
1030.
WILUAM8.
MANSON.
OONZALKfl
Si
TAYLOR
Besner
Diock.
Prince
Rupert,
d.c.
Solicitors
for
the
Etecutor,
Alex
Straohaa.
BRINGING
UP
PARDON
MK-
m
VJHERS
"J
m
THE
POT"
.im
OFFICE?
-
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
FASCIST
ATROCITY
Edltoff
Dally
New3:
Please
publish
the
following
editorial
article
from
the
American
Srbobran,
published
at
Pittsburg,
U.S.A.
LOUIS
BILICH.
Lfett
than
two
months
acn
thp
Viiar,
government
executed
four
Jugoslav
youths,
who
were
Italian
'subjects'
of
Istria.
Public
opinion
in
Europe
considers
that
execution
an
exhibition
of
savage
terrorism
such
as
one
would
never
expect
In
a
civilized
country.
Three
of
these
youths
were
high
school
boys,
and
it
Is
Impossible
to
an
Impartial
mind
to
believe
that
they
were
guilty
of
the
crimes
which
the
Fascist
Italians
charged
against
them.
The
record
Z.
Z
v
il
,
.
The
Czechoslovak
press
appeals
to
Hwtoy'thtoU,y
VN1"8'
ott
Italy.
Nay,
'
'
'
.
childhood
up
they
were
well
behav-
the
,.
of
ed;
no
criminal
charge
was
ever,
associated
with
their
young
lives
until
the
Fascist
spies
managed
to
discover
that
they
were
plotting
against
the
Italian
state,
and
that
in
this
plotting
they
had
committed
murders
ounoffending
Italian
citizens.
The
Fascist
court
found
them
guilty
after
the
short
and
perfunc
tory
trial.
They
were
shot
three
hours
after
the
court
had
signed
its
verdict.
The
firing
squad
fired
Into
their
backs,
treating
them
as
treacherous
criminals.
They
were
not
allowed
to
have
their
own
lawyers
to
defend
them.
The
defense
was
conducted
by
attorneys
appoin
ted
by
the
Fascist
authorities.
-
The
great
newspaper
"VCrwaerts"
of
Vienna
states
on
good
authority
that
these
boys
and
other
youths
who
were
supopeed
to
have
been
associated
with
them,
were
tortured
while
in
prison.
Three"
of
the
tor
tured
youths
died
In
prison,
and
the
four
who
were
condemned
and
shot
were
forced
by
tortures.
-to
sign
a
document
admitting
their
guilt.
One
revolts
against
the
idea
that
the
Fascist
government
should
be
guilty
of
so
outrageous
barbarities.
But
it
is
well
known
that
among
the
half
million
Jugoslavs
who
were
transferred
to
Italy
by
the
Paris
Peace
Conference,
Jhe
Fascist
rBr
gime
has
been
proceeding.
during!
the
last
11
years
with
unheard
of
terrorism.
Several
thousands
of
them
were
killed,
and
some
twenty
thousand
were
imprisoned.
For
what
offense?
No
other
than
their
refusal
to
be
Italianized.
The
Fas
cists
demand
that
they
give
up
their
Slavonic
for'
Italian
names,
that
they
give
up
their
language
not
only
in
schools
and
churches,
but
also
in
private
intercourse,
and
in
their
homes.
The.
following
bit
of
history
will
tell
us
what
this
de
mand
means.
It
was
only
this
year
that
the
Dal
matians
celebrated
the
thousandth
anniversary
of
the
death
of
their
famous
bishop,
Orgur
Nlnski,
who
protested
against
the
use
of
the
Latin
language
in
the
Croatfon'
churches
of
his
dtecece.
The
Pope'
finally
consented
that
the
Slavonic
language
replace
the
Latin
in
the
Roman
Catholic
churches
of
Bishop
Nlrakfs
diocese.
The
Croatian;
d'f
Iatrta
of
those
days
were
the
most
enthusiastic
supporters
of
Bishop
Ninski.
The
old
Olagollc
language
and
script
were
retained
in
their
churches,
down
to
the
present
time.
This
year,
the
grateful
people
of
Dalmatla
erected
to
the
memory
of
Orgur
Ninski,
their
great
bishop
of
a
thousand
years
ago,
a
magnl-
flcant
monument
at
Spilt;
It
is
one
0f
the
finest
conceptions
of
the
fa-
mnn
JiiD-nslav
Mutator
MeartrovlrJi.
t
FATHER
OF
AUUTMK
PEOPLE
M
LU
THS
VJORlO
VOO
HAjsETDTl
6TOP.ME
AM'
ASK
rtfnrVH
This
bit
of
history
shows
thatho
people
in
the
world
are
more
passionately
attached
to
their
language
and
to
their
old
religious
and
cultural
traditions
than
the
people
of
Dalmatla,
Istria
and
Gorliia.
Does
Mussolini
an
dhis
Fascists
expect
that
these
people
give
up
without
a
single
protest
their
Slavonic
language,
and
their
religious
and
cultural
heritage
for
which
their
forefathers
fought
during
a
thousands
years?
Do
they
expect
to
persuade
the
world
that
these
pro
tests
are
acts
of
treason
to
be
pun-
lshed
by
death?
The
English,!
flanman
In.t.lnM
n.tt
4kn
'
A
IVUVii,
WLAUiati,
nUdbiiail
(Will
lliG
Czechoslovak
press
answer
this
question
by
a
most
Indignant
con
demnation
of
thfe'Fascist
terrorism.
Czechoslovak
even
press
the
Italian
exiles
j
in
France
laments
that
it
will
fake
a
century
to
wash
away
the
taint
of
disgrace
which
the
Fascist
barbar
ism
Inflicted
upon
the
face
of
Italy
when
It
murdered
those
Istrlan
boys.
Michael
Pupin.
SANITY
AND
SENTIMENT
To
The
Editor
In
connection
with
the
Memorial
Services
held
on
Tuesday
evening
at
the
Cenotaph,
I
wish
to
publicly!
yolce
by
'protest
agaliut
taWngTDUijgEirij
and
boys
ron
parade
in
weather
conditions
such
as
prevailed
during
the
service.
In
my
optplbn,
to
expose
young
children
heedlessly
In
such
wea
ther,
was
an
act
amounting
to
criminal
thoughtlessness,
and
I
sincerely
hope
that
this
letter
will
be
the
mearis
of
preventing
a
recurrence.,
4
Thanking
you
for
your
courtesy
for
giving
this
letter
publicity,
,
Yours
sincerely,
SYDNEY
E.
THOMSON
BUS
SEktiltE
'
OH
ty-S
REQUESTED
After
'a
lengthy
discussion
on
a
petition
from
53
citizens
of
West-
view
requesting
bus
service
for
pupils
of
.that
section
of
the
city
attending
downtown
schools,
the
school
board
decided
last
night
to
request
the
parents
of
pupils
con
cerned
to
get
together
and
decide
whether
or
not
they
were
willing
to
at
least
partially
pay
the
cost
of
such
a
service.
At
the
rate
of
$1
per
day
for
a
minimum
load
of
20
children
and
5c
additional
for
each
child
over,
the
cost
would
be
at
least
$4
per
day
of
$80
a
monthMembers
of
the
board
felt
that
.under
present
financial
conditions,
thby
were
hardly
warranted
in
Incurring
the
expense'.
'
J
'
Trustee
L.-W.
Waugh
made
the
suggestion
that,
parents
concerned
be
requested
to
at
least
'
partially
meet
the
cost.
The
suggestion
found
fayor
with
other
members.
of
the
board
and
was
finally
passed
as
a
motion
seconded
by
Trustee
J.
II.
Thompson.
Trustee
W.
It.
McAfee
felt
that,
if
pupils
of
Westvlew
were
given
the
service
,
pupils
from
Seal
Cove
should
also
get
it.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
East
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
mornlnc
to
be
on
time.
t
(
r.
'
'.
.'i'tlt:
.
LOOK.
LIKE
A.M
IMFORMA.-VIOKJ
t.1
BUREAU-
PR
stopped
me-
C
IIMJMI
rt.r
girvlr,
Int
.
Cnti
8ri
iMt
nttmd.
PROTECTIVE
TARIFF
IDEA
SNOWED
UNDER
LONDON,
Nov.
13
xTe
House
of
Commons
voted
209
to
95
against
a
resolution
presented
by
Henry
Mond,
Con
servatlve,
declaring
that
the
institution
of
a
general
tariff
system
to
protect
home
markets
was
the
only
method
to
avoid
a
general
reduction
of
British
wages
in
the
near
future.
TWO
YEA
It
TERM
OFFICE
FOR
MAYOR
..
TO
BE
VOTED
On
motion
of
Alderman
Macdonald,
the
city
council
last
night
instructed
the
city
solicitor
to
prepare
a
bylaw
to
put
before
the
people
at
the
next
civic
election
provid-
ing
for
the
lengthening
of
the
term
of
office
for
mayor
from
one
to
two
years.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Curzon's
Men)?
Hats
and
Caps
are
up-to-date
and
at
prices
lower
for
Quality
than
anywhere
else,
For
drunkenness,
C.
Johnson
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
in
city
police
courf
this
morning.
At
the
meeting
of
the
city
coun-ciy
last
night
it
was
decided
to
sell
lots
3
And
4Block
35,
Section
7
to
Albert-Undseth
for
$200.
The
city
council
had
before
it
last
night
a
protest
against
the
sewer
assessment
which
was
referred
to
the
court
of
revision.
The
annual
court
ol
revision
for
the
voters'
list
was
appointed
at
last
night's
council
meeting,
the
court
to
consist
of
Mayor
Orme,
and
Aldermen
Pillsbury,
Brown,
Linzey
and
CoIIart.
Sentence
upon
M.
O.
Doherty
who
pleaded
guilty
In
County
Court
recently
to
a
charge
of
theft
from
a
dwelling,
has
been
further
reserved
until
tomorrow
by
Judge
F.
McB.
Young.
In
connection
with
the
proposed
plan
for
the
lighting
of
the
fish
ermen's
floats
the
city
decided
last
night
to
delay
taking
action
until
other
matters
In
regard
to
these
'loaU
are
cleaned
up!
Mr.
and
XIrs.
J.
McLellan
of
cueen
Charlotte
City
arrived
In
'he
city
on
the
Prince
William
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
Islands
and
will
proceed
from
here
for
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Sam
Bloom,
who
have
been
spending
seven'
months
in
the
city,
will
leave
In
a.
week
or
so
for
Montreal.
While
here
Mr.
Bloom
built
two
fine
new
residences
at
the
corner
of
Taylor
Street
and
Summit
Avenue.
The
cjty
council
at
Its
meeting
last
night
decided
to
remedy
a
clerical
error
in
the
office
of
the
Prince
Rupert
nelson
s
samtary
School
of
Music
Beauty
Parlor
Fall
Tem
Begins
September
2,
:
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Permanent
Wave,
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rn
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Professor
and
Teacher
of
Violin
and
Hair
Bobbing
by
Mr.
Nelson.
Piano.
Orchestra
Practice
Tuesdays
and
Fridays.
.
Expert
operators
to
serve
you
.
.
.
in
all
branches
of
beauty
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the
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oocuMflott.
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packers,
latends
to
apply
tor
a
lease
M
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toltovtog
described
foreshore,
situate
on
Naas
Harbour,
fronting
on
Lot
3
Range
S.
Coast
District:
Cemmeactnc
M
a
poet-planted
en
the
east
side
of
Naat
Harbour,
thence
west
IS
chains,
more
rtr
leu,
to
the
opposite
shore;
thence
southerly,
easterly,
and
nortnerlv.
fol
lowing
high
water
mark,
to
the
point
ot
coinmenceiDcai,
ana
containing
twenty-five
acres,
more
or
less.
Dated
9th
August.
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Agent
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PACKDiO
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assessor
in
regard
to
the
vkluatlon
of
the
lots
on
which
the
Princr;
Rupert
Club
Is
buflt
by
refunding
to
the
club
the
sum
of
$158
overpaid.
For
his
fourth
offence
on
a
charge
of
drunkenness,-
Paddy
Hughes
was
sentenced
to
three1
months
at
Okalla.
without
option
of
fine,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon.
A
charge
of
drunkenness
agalnts
John
McCaskiU
was
dls-!
missed.
O.
N.
MeTavish,
accountant
and
wireless
.operator
at
the
T.
A.
Kiel-1
:
ly
Logging
Cos
camp
at
Selwyni-Inlet,
arrived
in
the
eity
on
the
I
Prince
Will
la
mi
yesterday
aUer-1
noon
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
sail
tonight
oni
the
Prince
George
for
a
hoi
Ida
visit
in
Vancouver;
A.
D.
Hallett
of
Masse
tt,
who
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Islands
at
the
first
of
the
week,
will
tail,
on
the
Prinee
Oeorge
tonight
tot
,
Southern
Oregon
where
he
will
visit
with
a
sister.
Mr.
Hallett.
who
.
has
been
engaged
In
extensive;
muskrat
farming
near
Ma?sett.
re-;
ports
that
last
winter's
fnwt
play-!
ed
havoc
with
the
small
fur
bear-!
ers
and
there,
was
a
large
loss.
i
Singer
Sewing
Machines
On
Easy
Monthly
Payment
As
low
as
$3.00
per
month
Cheaper
to
ouy
than
rent
All
makes
of
machines
repaired.
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BROS.
LTD.
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566
Rupert
Motors
Garage
and
Service
Station
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and
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AND
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SPECIALTY
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