PAGE
TWO
The
Daily'
News
PRINCE
KUfERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
il
F..IIV
Managing
tor,
subsdiiiPTioN
RATI
r
t-
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British"
Em-
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
mail
By
mail
paid
Or
sider
the
suggestion
and
those
who
have
not
yet
'6.00
ail
to
to
all
nil
other
other
countries,
countries,
per
per
-year
year
.
..,.,.;!,,...
.
rj
7.0U4
jjq
til
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
J
i
in
advance
for
yearly
period.
t.-
',.
Jf&'.jjl.
3,09
1
four
four
months
for
'WVP-''5;?(?SS'
1,00
lesser
ssser
period,
period,
naid
paid
in
in
advance.
advance.
itief.month
:ber.month
i,.,
y,of'.,
friv.
r.
',
.
.
-50
.50
1
For
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrJerVyeWW
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
Inch
2.80
it
will
oppose
it
and
vote
it
down.
TouriaU
coming
tq
Prince,
Rupert
will
besought
by
the
railway
companies
ana,
shfppingvcompinies
and
will
be
very
little
influenced
by
aril
advertisement
inserted
by
the
city
in
a
little
booklet.
The
city
is
getting
free
publicity
from
the
railway
booklets,
which
are
the
ones
most
in
de
mand
by
travellers
and
are
distributed
by
the
millipifa-JU
iitso
geis
iree
puoiicny
irom
a
nuniDer
01
soutnern
news
paper,
the
best
kind
of
publicity.
"
We
have
no
tjuarrel
with
the
publishers
of
the
little
bpokj
let
in
question
but
in
a
time
of
stress
like
the
present
ao
not
like
to
see
public
money
frittered
away
just
because
a
high
power
salesman
is
busy
on
the
job.
.
CANADIANS
FOR
GOVERNORS
While
it
does
not
make
much
difference
to
the
country
who
is
the
governor
general
or
to
the
provinces
who
are
the
lieutenant
governors,
we
are
rather
inclined
to
favor
the
idea
of
Canadians
being
appointed.
We
know
that
there
is
considerable
difference
of
opinion
in
regard
to
this.
It
is
a
matter
of
sentiment.
A
great
many
neonle
who
live
in
Canada
are
not
yet
really
Canadians.
Their
sympathies
are
elsewhere.
We
do
not
see
how
it
can
be
otherwise.
The
next
generation
will
feel
differently
about
these
matters.
They
will
be
Canadians
if
they
are
given
a
Cana
dian
education.
r;
The
tendency
of
the
day
is
against
any
but
Canadians
participating
in
any
-.degree
an
the
government
of
the
country.
This
means
Canadians
either
born
or
naturalized.
Some
people
are
&p
optimistic
they
never
bother
about
such
a
trivialiitd
commonplace
.matter
as
WHERE
R-100
WILL
"LAND"
Jbttensive
prepuratipnfqr
hand-linir
the
husv
;,rpvk
.who
sreex.
r-t.'i
t.
FPf-toe'Dibiistey'drrrc-'
iblo
upon
its
arrival
at
St.
Hubert
Air
Field,
mu
Montreal,
from
England,
are
being
made
by
the
Canadian
Nt
nnal
Railways.
Special
twins
will
be
operated
from
Inavemure
Station
to
St.
Hubert,
where
trackage
it
being
installed
specially
for
the
handling
of
this
service.
The
photographs
show:
Left,
the
huge
mooring
mast
constructed
in
preparation
for
the
arrival
of
the
R400.
Upper,
track-men
at
work
installing
tidings
in
preparation
for
the
special
trains
which
will
be
operated
during
the
dirigible's
visit.
KIHL
IS
COMING
Famous
Pianist.
ioJVisit
CtyflGivc
f
Ilecitai
and
Examine
pupils
..The
Ladles'
Music
Club
has
undertaken
some
useful
work
in
ar-
;
ranging
for
a
visit
to
the
city
of
a
r
,
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wit
piaitioi
wtiv
xp
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riz,
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vin-
we
"mow
m
the
BMt
and
me
TnAnIant
riinnlntf
nHt'Arf
iaintT
MflP
l1fn
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1
fnaorTtftn
.
1
.Jill
.
r
.......1
opportunity
offered
here
will
be
uuiueu
Hru...B,
u.c.
,.,
j-c,
.
v..
doubt,eM
8ejMjl
,L.ugai
nun
ceo,
eucn
uisi'iuuu,
yer
uga.tj
mie
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
.
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Burean
of
Circulations
.93
.86"
Wednesday,
May
28,
J930.
SEVERE
HANDICAP
Not
having
road
connection
vjthtthe
outside
is
a.sevtfr
handicap
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
alrhtfst
impossible
tokF-suade
automobile
parties
to
come
through
to
the
city
from
Hazelton
owing
to
the
heavy
freight
charge.
To
expect
tourists
to
pay
forty
dollars
each
way
in
order
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
is
just
a
little
too
much
even
for
an
optimist.
Until
the
road
is
through
we
might
as
well
give
up
the
idea
and
devote
our
efforts
in
other
directions.
There
is
a
proposal
coming
before
the
Board
of
Trade
at
its
next
meeting
to
devote
a
considerable
sum
of
its
publicity
money
to
advertising
the
city
in
a
booklet
distributed
chiefly
among
tourists
wno
visit
British
Columbia
in
their
own
cars.
This
would
seem
like
wasted
effort.
If
the
road
were
through,
it
would
be
quite
a
different
matter.
The
city
contributes
to
this
publicity
fund
of
the
board
and
just
now
it
if
considering
the
possibility
of
having
to
cut
off
even
some
of
the
donations
which
were
placed
in
the
estimates
earlier
in
the
year.
Under
these
conditipn
it
seems
hardly
consistent
to
bonus
a
southern
publication.
1
1
J
1!
Tl
J.
t
1
1
11
'1
to
be
the
examiner
for
the
Toronto
Kihl
is
the
man
who
is
to
be
here
next
week
and
while1
here
iM-
wili
give
a
recital
in
the
United
Church
under
the
auspices
of
the
Qub.
He
.upon
eagerly,
espacially
by
stu
dents,
who
are
always
anxious
to
hear
the
best
music.
Mr.
Kihl
recently
gave
a
xecltal
In
Toronto
and
his
work
was
.commented
on
most
favorably
by
the
newspapers.
Saturday
Night
said:
The
closing
musical
season
in
Toronto
was
not
without
several
brilliant
flourishes.
Notable
among
them
was
Viggo
Klhl's
piano
recital
of
last
Saturday.
,It
was
Mr.
Klhl's
first
recital
in
several
years
and
he
chose
a
program
that
was
(Impressively
compounded
of
im
portant
works."
The
report
titra
went
on
to
'tell
of
these
in
detail.
Prince
Rupert
gets
only
occasional
opportunities
to
bear
interpretations
of
the
classic
and
this
season
seems
likely
to
be
one
of
the
best
of
them.
Will
and
Fred
Kergin
Graduate
Complete
Medical
Studies
at
To-ronlo
With
Creditable
Standing;
''
1
Tn
ln(rn
In
Tnrnnln
oruo
rm
Hospital
ilq
!:ifl
.Ulnl.
.
sucu
as
uie
uiiu
unuer
consiuerauon.
11
is
10
oe
nopeu
,vn,a,k
l.
1
,u
.
at
the
board
meeting
next
week
the
members
will
recqnriivhe,
WW
01
examination
at
at
hanrrt
nf
"le
J""ersy
01
lpronto,
jusi
puo-
liihed,
show
Will
Kergin
and
Fred
Kergtt.
sons
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
oCergin
of
thln4Ws
have
graduated
ran
medicine
with
"Ver
creditable
Etanding.
Fred
ranked
third,
won
jthe
silver
medal
and
also
the
Reeves
Scholarship
in
Surgery.
Both
Dr.
KviJt&'Ker'Mn
and
Dr.
Fred
O.
Ker-
klnfhavrrecelved
annolntments
to
IlllfHOUSU'Staif
of
thToronto
Gen-
4eft4-Hwpital.
Tilt;
ETArLY
NEWS''
weanesaay,
May
28,
1930
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foil
wrapped
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1
hi)
'I
'm
This
fine
piece
of
sculpture,
exdeuceo
ay
Frances
Loring.
Toronto,
will
form
part
of
decoration
for
Mimorlal
Chambers,
parliament
'
iaidlniJ,'Otlawa'.'tt'
!!
1
a
fine
1
t
quality
foil,
wrapped
cigar
for
five
cents
try
one
today
ARABELA
igar
Gordon
F.
Johnston,
general
agent
for
the
passenger
depart
ment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Sydney.
Australia,
and,
formerly
city
passenger
agent
here
for
the
company
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver
In
the
course
of
a
holiday
visit
to
Canada
and
is
busy
renesrtn
many
old
acquaintances
here
before
pro-
Mot
..
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.
.
receding
Bast
tomorrow
ft
:
jto
his
home
In
M&ntreoi
Mia
ston
is
accompanied
bv
C
pt
IL:
field.
The
fire
department
had
0
at
3
o'clock
yesterday
afi
mo
1
Hays
Cove
Avenue
and
Alfred
Street
where
there
was
a
nasi
fire'
which
caused
no
tiun,.ir!
it
property.
one
cent
-
for
service
That
Is
the
record
of
the
hundreds
of
thousands
of
General
Electric
owners
QNLY
Uie
Cnrral
F.Iwtrle
Itefricrralor
ran
(wait
of
nth
a
record,
for
only
the
Central
Electric
hat
the
Seale-in-S(el
rncrbaiiUnYt
,
j,
oiled
onre
and
for
all
time
at
the
factory.
Thrre
are
no
fani,
belli
or
taffing
hoxri
to
raute
expensive
eriee,
Tlieie
are
the
principal
rea.
oni
hr
not
one
owner
of
a
Ccnrral
Electric
Itrf
rlgrrator,
,
hat
ever
pent
a
rent
for
er.
'
vleel
Here
li
the
explanation
of
the
fact
that
the
General
Electric
leada
all
other
refrigerators
In'
aaltal
"'
Come
in
and
we
will
gladlr
demonstrate
the
acceaalbla
f
reeling
regulator
.
the
"
top"
unit
.
.
the
roomy
Ineta
with
a
aanlury
rhllUnf
chamber
porcelain
coaled
1
and
oilier
fraturva
which
are
winning'
public
preference.
Eaty
Terms
Arranged
GENERALELEGTK5C
ALL-STEEL
It
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Fill
fi
E
KATOH
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
miNCE
ifurEKT,
n,c.
tt
by
Canadian
finNBttAi,
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nrTfir
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