Li
Saturd,
PACE
SEC
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
tit
DEMAND
I
am
s
tired
Taere
comes
a
time
when
the
nightly
sleep
and
the
weekly
day
of
rest
are
not
sufficient
to
restore
cnrrgy.
Not
only
are
the
voluntary
nerves
tired
those
which
control
the
movements
of
the
bodybut
Ihe
nerves
which
control
the
vital
organs
fail
and
you
know
that
your
condition
is
serious.
Sleep
fails,
and
with
loss
of
sleep
comes
further
debility,
irritable
temper
and
the
tendency
to
fear
and
worry.
Fear
of
a
crowd,
fear
to
be
alone,
or
the
more
common
fear
of
the
future
these
make
life
miserable.
You
will
not
be
using
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
Ion?
before
you
discover
its
upbuilding
effect
on
the
system.
Good,
restful
sleep,
improved
digestion
and
a
brighter
outlook
on
life
will
soon
convince
you
that
this
treatment
is
bringing
back
your
old-time
health
and
vigor
"Rupert
Brand"
Kippers
"THE
DAINTIEST
RREAKFAST
FOOD
"
Smoked
Daily
by
FUItSlTURE
and
Pffi&O
310VING
.
A
Specialty
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
PHONE
5S0
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
Nerve
Food
Our
Reputation
Does
Not
Guarantee
"
Our
Used
Cars
But
our
used
cars
DO
guarantee
ou
r
reputation
We
have
for
sale
on
easy
terms
the
following
cars:
i
r
NASH
1928
Sedan
r.
.
.
r,
,x$325.00
CHRYSLER
1928
Sedan
.
.
.
!.M$600.00
CHEVROLET
1927
Sedan
$325.00
CHEVROLET
1929
Coupe
$625.00
HUDSON
1929
Sedan
....
Price
on
application
All
the
above
cars
reconditioned
and
sold
with
Kaien
Motors
sixty
day
warranty.
Call,
phone
qp.-.write.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD!!"'!-!"
CHEVROLET
and
BUICK
DEALERS
Phone
52
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
rmsanrirmi
in
'i
iT??iaiiimri
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Lid.
I'lUNCB
KUI'EltT.
B.C.
rKMRINA
EGG-Delivered,
Per
Ton
$12.00
HVT.'Hti
l
T.'nn
r
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.
n.xr.iiri.'iii
ivvui
ueiivereL
rer
Ton
12.5C
UAhllEAIHUMP-DelivtePerTon
...
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lar
nrii
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rm
mGMfKBMm
III
MiWMaSS
TAKING
WORLD
TOUR
I
R.
O.
Cunningham
of
Port
Es-lington
sailed
last
night
on
sr.
Princess
Mary
for
Vancouver
j
whence
he
wit'
proceed
to
Southampton,
England,
ln
the
course
of
a
world
tour.
True
dyes
are
easiest
to
use!
'
"Dresses,
drapes
or
lingerie
look
new
when
they're
re-dyed
with
Diamond
Dyes.
No
spotting
or
streaking;
never
a
trace
of
that
re-dyed
look.
Just
rich,
even,
bright
colors
that
hold
amazingly
through
wear
and
washing.
Diamond
Dyes
are
the
highest
quality
dyes
you
can
buy
btcaus
they're
to
rich
in
pure
outline.
That's
what
makes
them
so
easy
to
use.
That's
why
they've
been
famous
for
50
years.
15
cent
packages
all
dealers.
DiamondDes
Highest
Quality
for
SO
Years
REE
Demonstration
For
Friday
&
Saturday
Prosperity
Week,
Oct.
11-18
Buy
all
jour
requirements
from
jour
home
town.
We
endeavor
to
make
it
possible
for
you.
Here
Is
a
Bargain
With
every
purchase
of
Blue
Ribbon
Tear,
Blue,
Ribbon
Coffee.
Blue
Rib-
oon
Bating
powder
or
Blue
Ribbon
Extracts,
we
are
giving
a
free
coupon
which
entitles
holder
to
a
drawing
on
one
8-cuo
coffee
Drto-
Maker.
Blue
Ribbon
Coffee
per
lb.
Blue
Ribbon
Tem
per
lb
dine
Ribbon
Da
king
Powder
OtZn
per
tin
Btae
Ribbon
Extracts
In
2-oz.
and
4oc.
bottles,
reasonable
prices
Braid
s
Blue
Label
reaper
lb
.
Cup
at
Saucer
free
in
each
package
Soda
Biscuits
Dollar
sis
per
box
Deslcated
Coconut
per
lb
Royal
"City
Peaches
2,'s
per
tin
.
55c
50c
60c
55c
18c
25c
GBITTHE
IIABII
Save
Money
By
Buying
at
The
Economy
Cash
&
Carry
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
3G0
319
Third
Ave.
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Text
of
Confiscation
Judgment
Calling
For
Ten-dcrs
For
New
Biological
Board
Boat
Halibut
Landings.
that
they
have
entered
the
territorial
waters
of
Canada
for
a
purpose
not
permitted
by
that
statute,
-..
V...
Ox.
A4
tk.
-
-
a
.A.
A
k
,
I
Skldegate
according
7
.
.
'
word
rccc-ivcd
in
toe
city
from
mc
I'tiiiiuuuii
tuvuuuwiicra,
uicrc
was
no
stress
of
weather
or
other!
unavoidable
cause
within
the
true;
meaning
of
Sec.
183
warranting;
such
entry.
"Such
bring
the
case,
the
only
course
open
to
this
Court
under'
said
statutes
is
to
pronounce
ludg-
however,
feel
it
inconsistent
with
there.
There
has
been
an
extra
good
mn
nf
mhim
amimrl
ttWmn
Tatanal
trailers
petting
as
hlpn
as
one
hundred
fish
In
a
day.
The
Cana
dian
Fifh
ft
Cold
8tornc
Co.
and
i
;
hem
;k
their
,
tackle,
v,
rigging,
,
.
apparel
,
fhe
,,sh
B.C.
for
Packers
arc
paying
35c
peri
Tenders
Are
Called
ases
and
there
is
room
for
the
c,Me
on
October
21
ln
Prince
Rupert
lew
that1
violation
of
the
statute
las
been
occassioned
more
by
misconception
of,
rights
than
by
deliberate
intention.
"With
respect
to
the
claim
of
the
tlas
Imperial
Engine
Company,
of
Oakland,
California,
to
the
engine
of
the
Sunrise
under
tbe
conditional
sale
contract
and
mortgage
put
in
evidence,
it
is
proper
to
state
that
evidence
was
adduced
proving
the
claim
to
the
extent
of
$1,900
due
with
interest
from
Aug.
1,
1929,
ut
it
is
clear
that
such
a
claim
:annot
be
asserted
against
a
vessel
n
these
proceedings
directed
to
her
forfeiture
for
violation
of
statutes
passed
for
the
protection
of
the
re
venue
or
of
public
property.'
as
Mr.
Tustice
Wedgewick
said
in
tbe
Queen
vs.
the
Frederick
Oerrlng.
supra,
p.
264-6.
for
in
such
cases
the
res.,
'the
vessel
Itself
Is
the
offender,'
and
of
the.
Wampatuck
1870).
Young,
Adm.
75.'
"It
follows,
therefore,
that
this
claim
cannot
be
recognised
by
this
3ourt
and
most
be
dismissed.
"These
reasons
will
be
elaborated
is
soon
as
other
pressing
duties
lermit."
featuring
a
greater
exploitation
af
commercial
fisheries
Inland
in
British
Columbia
during
the
winter
1939-30
was
the
filleting
of
some
,000
pounds
of
whlteflsh
in
the
Burns
Lake
district
and
the
successful
marketing
of
the
fillets
ln
towns
along
the
line
of
the
Cana
dian
National
Railways
between
Prince
Oeorge
and
Prince
Rupert.
Owina
to
heavy
nrairie
Drovince
em
inland
waters,
the
operators
at
Burns
Lake
and
other
lakes
in
the
vicinity
found
that
market
conditions
were
a
bit
difficult
and
they
looked
about
for
new
avenues
for
the
disposal
of
their
catch.
At
the
end
of
January,
when
the
weather
was
becoming
milder
and
the
sale
of
whlteflsh
was
not
brisk,
the
operators
undertook
whlteflsh
filleting.
The
product
was
wrapped
ln
waxed
paper,
and
proved
very
acceptable
on
the
local
markets,
bringing
a
price
of
about
IS
cents
a
pound,
f
.oJa.
Burns
Lake.
A
total
production
of
about
02,000
pounds
of
fresh
water
fish,
including.
Jake
irniit
valuiwf
at
14
B7K
tn
hake,
was
secured
this
licenced
fishermen
in
the
Bums
Lake
district
as
compared
with
only
8,14s
pounds
valued
at
$746
taken
by
II
fishermen
ln
the
same
period
of
1926.
r
The
high
boat
for
seining
chums
last
week
ln
Skldegate
Inlet
had
16.000
fish
aoeordlng
to
word
received
from
tbe
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
South
Bay
Cannery
In
and
will
then
be
forwarded
to
Ot
tawa
where
the
contract
will
be
awarded.
Tbe
boat
is
to
be
75
feet
long
with
beam
of
17
feet
six
inches
and
depth
of
eight
feet
nine
inches,
lenders
will
be
called
separately
for
a
144
h.p.
full
diesel
engine.
Tho
boat
will
be
a
practical
fisb
ing
vessel
with
a
laboratory
an
board.
km.-
Pete
Sunderland.
weU
known
about
Prince
Rupert,
has
Joined
tbe
staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
as
a
labor-1
atory
assistant.
Louis
Smith
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
scientific
staff
is
expected
back
tomorrow
after
having
spent
Just
about
four
months
U
the
laboratory
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
in
Vancouver,
experimenting
on
the
strength
of
glues.
Mr.
Smith
Is,
not
quite
finished
with
all
the
work
he
had
planned
on
doing
in
Vancouver,
but
he
will
complete
It
from
Prince
Rupert.
.
Capt.
Oeorge
Frits
returned
V
Prince
Rupert
with
his
big
halibut
boat
Margaret
I
on
October
7
after
having
spent
the
summer
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
on
pilchard
packing
charter.
Capt.
Frits
planned
on
making
one
trip
to
the
halibut
banks
before
tying
up
for
the
winter.
The
conclusion
of
the
19W
halibut
fishing
season
on
November
15
is
rolling
aroun
and
some
of
"the
production
of
fish
common
to
west-,
smaU"
ts
are
already'
tying
up
The
other
small
boats
will
make
no
more
than
one
trip
while
the
larg
er
vessels
may
get
ln
two
trips.
Get
Three
Goat
John
Eyolfsen.
who
retained
his
laurels
this
year
as
high
tvoller
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
returned
to
the
mainland
recentlfy
with,
his
boat
Iceland.
A
few
days
ago
he
engaged
in
some
successful
goat
h
anting,
bringing
ln
three
of
these
animals
from
tbe
hill
tops.
Having
left
last
Saturday,
the
local
halibut
boat
Volunteer
re
turned
on
Thursday
from
a
Hunting
tfMAeiWa1eomc
Harbor,
Pore
her
istano.
xne
party
was
not
a
very
large
one.
consisting
only
of
the
kipper.
Mike
Jensen,
and
Ed.
Hanson.
They
brought
back
three
fine
bucks
and
report
having
had
fine
port
under
conditions
frhich
were
of
the
best.
The
Alaska
fish
packers
Arthur
II.
and
Vanguard
were
ln
port
thh
week
bound
for
Seattle.
The
Arthur
II.,
which
spent
the
summer
at
Port
Alexander,
Baranof
Island,
was
taking
south
a
full
load
cured
salmon.
rhjpettl
of
mild
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co's
power
tug
Red'
Boy,
Capt.
Charlie
Larkln,
ww
engaged
on
Thursday
In
taking
a
boom
of
logs
from
Dlgby
Island
up
to
Brown's
Mill
on
the
Ecstall
River.
The
IncH:
!
MauVs4na
lVtMcrui
tsldera
I'
ble
The
text
of
the
judgment
handed
down
by
Mr.
Justice
ponton
of
the
past-
week"
at
rort
iUariin
in
Victoria
recently
Uliuer
Wilicil
uiu
uiicu
mum
i-j
Simpson,
uommion
uonsiaoie
a.
j.
can
trolling
boats
Sunrise,
Tilly
M.
and
Queen
City
were
watkmson
was
visiting
there
on
or-
ordered
forfeited
for
having
violated
the
rules
regarding
"ciai
duties.
territorial
read
follows:
waters,
as
-
jim
Bacon,
popular
local
fish
"After
a
very
careful
consideration
of
all
the
evidence
currr,
receiving
.the
congratu-and
tho
numerous
authorities
bearing
upon
the
questions
latioris
or
his
many
friends
on
in
issue,
I
can
only
come
to
the
conclusion
that
these
three
Thursday
of
this
'week,
the
occa
foreign
fishing
vessels
have
violated
Sec.
10
of
the
Cus-:'ion
bein
hi
twentieth
weddinr
toms
and
Fisheries
Protection
Act
I
anniversary.
It
does
not
seem
so
t
9r
knnb
r
m
nil
tliaf
Knt
Tim
fas
a
1
of
Canada,
Cap.
43,
RJ5.C
1927,
in
canning
chums.
that
he
wM
in
prlnce
Ru.
Mta
M"rtha
Benne"
Quite
a
few
larje
sharks
are
jf
again
making
their
appearance
j
P,ort
fJH
S
around
h
ai,wl,
InJ
ti.
,
t
r.i
to
,klace
in
First
United
Church
and
Rev.
Charles
R.
Sing
was
the
officiating
clergyman.
We
can
merely
add
to
the
sentiments
of
many
'
f
'.lends
of
the
still
happy
couple
I'hm
they
may
be
spared
to
enjoy
lately,
it
is
reported.
somVof
the
olio's
society
foi
-another
two
decades
U
not
a
good
deal
longer
than
that.
Ilililjfet
Landings
HaUbufc
landings
at'
the
port
of
lurnuura
siorrr
ana
cargo
iorra
.
-,
prince
Ruocrt,un
to
yesterday
to
ed
to
Hi.
Miiesty.
!
"hw
an
uilckaMiKiurKUaad.
up
of
"In
so
deciding,
I
have
not
over-
ttect
that
the
Hazolton
watr
m,
;
5
903.200
bfflmBs
Canadian
fish
and
looked
the
plea
for
mitigation
of
penalty,
ln
case
of
an
adverse
Judgment,
advanced
by
their
counsel,
Mr.
Savage,
who
ably
presented
their
case
to
the
best
advantage,
but
as
Mr.
Justice
King
pointed
out
in
the
Supreme
Court
in
The
Queen
vs.
The
Frederick
Oerrlng
(1897)
27
S.C.
271
at
298,
'the
remedy
for
cases
if
hardship
lies
in
the
pardoning
power
of
the
Crown.'
I
do
not,
em
ha
one
to
China,
taking
$16.-
:
15.065,800
pounds
American.
Land-)V)
or
some
such
fabulous
amount
!tnB"
or
the
week
amounted
to
666,-with
blm.
It
may
not
seem
nice
to';8
pounds
constating
of
82.700
ie
drawers
of
water
and
hewers
of
i
pounds
Canadian
and
584.100
w-kxI
but
it
looks
like
it
pays
some-;
pounds
American.
imes.
Price?
during
the
week
fluctuated
a
good
deal
with
Canadian
fish
receiving
as
high
as
18.1c
and
5c
I
whtrh
the
Covenant
wan
naid
for
Tenders
were
called
at
the
first
unm
nnnnri.
nn(
American
fi.h
of
October
for
the
construction
of
up
to
l99c
and
whlch
the
a
75-foot
schooner
type
fishing
res-
j
oceanic
received
for
10,000
pounds.
3iy
Judicial
duty
to
say
that
If
iti,el
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
xHe
low
Canadian
bW
of
the
week
were
within
my
power
to
inflict
a
i
Experimental
Station,
the
vessel
to
w
i0.i.
and
5c
which
the
May-lesser
penalty
than
the
extreme
one
j
used
ln
experimental
work
by
flower
and
FatuuLtH.-
received
for
of
forfeitnre,
I
should
be
disposed
U)
do
so.
because
there
are
some
nitigatinc
circumstances
ln
these
the
scientific
staff.
Tenders,
which
have
besn
invited
from
all
British
Columbia
boat
building
yards,
will
of
1,000
and
&000
pounds
fly
mme"
tb
minimum
ericih
W
was
9
Jc.
and
5c
ffMcrrttitr
UtStrty
received
for
52,-009
pounds.
W.
I"oley,
a
bank
clerk,
who
re
cently
hurt
bis
foot
in
an
acclden
with
a
horse
ln
the
interior,
sailer
last
night
on
the
Princess
Mary
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
undergo
an
operation.
A
rash
a
skin
sore
Eczema?
DDI)
has
no
rival
in
(lie
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