An
invitation
has
been
extended
by
the
Smtthers
District
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
A.
Bryan
Williams,
.......
.
provincial
game
commissioner,
toiTiyer.hejow
ikeena
Crosslne.
Fur
visit
Smithers
durinc
a
tour
of
the
district
he
will
make
this
month.
If
L.J11
fihortlv.be
onened
and
both
will
he
accepts
the
Invitation,
there
be
a
general
conference
on1
matters
as
trapping
and
the
regulations
governing
open
seasons
for
game
in
this
section.
.
Central
Interior
motorists
had
a
general
jacking
up
last
week
when
Provincial
Constable
Dauberry,
traffic
officer
for
the
area
between
Quesnel
and
llazelton,
toured
the
district.
!
Olof
Hanson
is
putting
up
a
COO
handsome
cup
for
the
baseball
win-7.o0
ners
at
the
annual
Canadian
National
Railways
Recreation
League
3.00
pianlc
at
Terrace.
It
is
planned
to
1.00
make
it
a
perpetual
challenge
tro-
50
phy,
and
the
fact
that
it
is
being
Ctty
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
jJald
Tri'axlvance
55.00
pnt
up
is
expected
10
consiaerai
add
fo
the
interest
in
the
picnic
front
inch
2.80
Transient
advertising
on
page,
per
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
tv
'23
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch,
per
insertion
1.40
ponrirJ
Parfv
Clasaified
advertising,
per
insertion,,
per
word
02
alCYVCil
I
al
LJ
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
16
;
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
........
.98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
1
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
vcOi
Saturday,
June
14,
1930
!
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
.
.
.
J.
'
jj-.
i
SMITHERS
United
States.
He
states
that
a
small
Held
Last
Night
Friends
Honor
Miss
Johnson
Who
Is
About
to
Leave
For
Scotland
At
the
tram?
of
Mr
Charles
Bd-wardi
test
night
a
farewell
party
was
given
in
honor
ol
Miss
Jennie
Johnson,
who
Is
about
to
leave
for
Scotland.
On
behalf
of
the
guests
assembled,
the
presentation
was
made
by
Miss
Eleanor
Edwards
to
Miss
Johnsou
of
a
beautiful
silver
bracelet.
Games,
music
and
dancing
were
enjoyed
and
delicious
refresh
ments
were
served.
Assisting
In
!.m.?2
ttZ
serving
were
Misses
Evelyn
Ewards.
.v,lUKU
uu
.
K
.
Eleanor
Edwards,
Edith
Brewerton,
While
walking
to
Burns
Lake
last
!Kln
f
mtae
wU1tbe
Annie
Cox
and
Margaret
Garllclc
week,
Gerald
McPiiee
encountered
exammea
nruy
oy.
representa-.
Mlfi3
Johnson
eave
next
Sa.
a
grisaiy
bear
which
gave
chase
in
Uvf
ot
ttml!er
lnuentlal
turday
for
Scotland.
the
vicinity
of
Bald
Hill.
McPhee
Partles
wlth
a
vlew
to
P"a-
j
was
successful
in
his
hasty
retreat
and
arrived
in
town
with
his
clothes
badly
tattered
as
a
result
of
his
fright
through
the
bush.
NEWHAZELTON
1
1
I
The
Consolidated
Mining
&:
A
movement
is
on
foot,
backed
by
!
Smelting
Co.
plans
a
busy
season
of
j
the
Canadian
Historical
Society,
to
Scored
241
Runs
For
Eight
development
on
the
Emerald
group
have
the
natives
reconstruct.
the
old
',
Wickets
Against
the
in
the
Slbola
country
and
the
com-
Indian
bridge
across
Hagwllgetj
Australians
pany
will
also
continue
extensive
canyon.
The
former
Old
bridge
wasj
field
work
in
that
region.
McBmjiaketiodbam
several
years
ago.
An
'
NOTTINGHAM,
England.
June
datton
is
now
being
provide
,jo
agir.
W(?nt
over.e
ground
this1
H:
At
the
close
of
play
In
the
larger
'crew
of
miners
than
was
:em-
of
the
ap
estimate
tint
test
match
against
the
Aus-ployed
during
the
past
winter
to
co,t
-jTfce'ojH
bridge
was
a
great,
tralians,
England
had
scored
241
Vwavj.
llOUriSl
BXlinCUOn.
runs
for
Aiffht.
wickpt
w
A
road
camp
has
been
established
,
T?
1'
J
by
the
pnjylnclal
-Jcprtrnent
ofiEJlgianU
YYUIS
public
works
five
rhfleV
down
the
j
1
,
ry
1
'
'
"i'Sj-
"
w
Will
n.nri
lhA
nnornfpn
thrniip-hnnt.
ih
the
siim.
1
Mayor
A.
M.
Patterson
and
the
ladermanic
board
will
journey
tomorrow
to
Six-Mile
Lake
where
the
big
Junkers-
plane,
which
the
Air
Land
Manufacturing
Co.
of
Vancouver
has
placed
ln
commer
cial
service
in
this
district,
will
be
officially
christened
"City
of
Prince
George.
;
Smith
and
Relfenrath
have
resumed
the
manufacture
of
bricks
here.
Thlr
plant
is
located
on
'Peden's
Hill.
They
will
have
five
I
thousand
brick
ready
for
the
market
next
week.
Mayor
A.
M.
Pattexson
has
received
an
offer
from
the
Royal
1"
'-inr.ia'
Corporation,
Vancouver
of
par
$12,000
worth
bf
city
ten-
year
6V4
percent
obnds.
Jt
is
the,
htarheat
offer
that
has
ever
been
iwiuie
far
Prince
George
bonds.
Misunderstanding
has
arisen
here
as
to
whether
or.
nqt
Third
Avenue
and
George
Street
should
be
oonsidwed1
'throtgh
"thorough
fares.
The
poUttf
'have''warned1
number
of
motorists
that
the
rights
of
others
at
the
intersections
must
be
preserved.
Aid.
F.
D.
Taylor,
former
mayor,
is
keen
for
revision
of
assessments
In
this
city.
He
claims
that
business
properties
are
valued
low
but
uivub
resiui-nuui
101s
are
assessed
above
the
market
value.
The
matter
has
been
referred
to
the
finance
committee
for
consideration
and
report.
LricKer
uame
sum-lJJeieaTea
Australia
in
nrsi
ection'Srith
highway
Inninjrs
of
Test
Match
A
successful
rose
dance
was
held
Thp
hnnrrt
nf
rtlrprtnrs
w
pnn.
'in
f
Ka
irittni
Un
11
n
nnonltnn'
.w
www
w
v
H.bv-w.w
I
...
1.
V
.UMIUMiUA
A
Hfcl
1
AAA
..U.L.MJU
;
slderlng
the
matter
of
installing
a
Hast
night
by
the
Women's
Auxiliary
I
new
sterilizer
and
electric
washing
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
The
fea-'
machine
in
the
local
hospital.
Iture
of
the
evening
was
a
drawing
I
for
a
beautiful
fox
fur
to
aid
the
i
B.
F.
Messner
returned
to
town
purchase
of
a
piano
for
the
nurses,
i
last
week
after
an
absence
of
sev-
;
eral
wetks
in
Vancouver
and
the
i'bi
11
air
that
sparkles
!
No
one
can
deny
the
importance
of
having
the
hair
arranged
in
the
style
best
suited
to
the
individual
type.
Much
of
the
effect
is
lost,
however,
unless
the
hair
is
kept
soft,
abundant,
lustrous.
A
million
busy
women
arid
girls
know
the
easiest
way
to
keep
the
hair
in
perfect
condition
Is
with
Danderine.
The
first
application
will
show
you
how-juarvdously
it
removes
excess
oil
from
the
hair;
cleanaes
it;
makes
it
i)wkk
wiihvnowliie
-and
lustre.
l('s,
so
simple
to
use
Danderine.
All
you
do
is
put
a
little
on
your
brush
each
time
you
arrange
your
hair!
The
consistent
use
of
Danderine
will
dissolve
the
worst
crust
of
dandruff;
soothe,
heal
the
scalp;
stimulate
the
growth
of
long,
silky
abundant
hair.
Danderine
isnt
sticky
or
oily;
doesn't
show.
It
makes
the
hair
easy
to
manage;
holds
it
In
place
for
hours.
"Set"
your
waves
with
it
and
see
how
much
longer
they
stay
in.
Danderine
77e
One
Minute
Hair
Beaut
i
per
At
All
Drug
Btorss
Thirty
Fivs
Cents
PRINCE
GEORGE
NOnTNOHAM,
June
14
Eng-
Work
is
now
under
way
on
the
land
completed
the
first
Innings
anchor
holes
for
the'
cables
of
the
ln
the
ticket
test
match
with
Au--new
high
level
bridge.
The
bridge
'
6tralia
at
Trent
Bridgt
today
and
will
be
a
two-way
steel
structure
;
cornpiied
205
runs,
with
three
cables
one
on
each
side
;
end
of
todays
m
tne
and
one
over
the
top
and
in
the
Ilrst
test
match
Engiandf
265;
mlddle-
!
Australia,
140,
for
eight
wickets.
THE
SAIL?
HZV7
3
S
Saturday,
PAGE
TWO
juni
u
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
1ULLEN
-
-
-
ManagingrEditMt
fetffiSCWPTION
RATES
By
mall
to
all
other
Darts
of
British
Columbia;
rthe
British,
Em
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
Bv
mAil
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
CoTfimbla.
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
m....
ur
lour
raonma
ior
,
IJ"7
HANSON
TROPHY
Ciip
Being
Put
Up
For
Win-iners
of
Baseball
at
C.
N.
It.
Picnic
at
Terrace
ICELAND
IS
FINE
B0AT1
Unfavorable
Weather
Holds
Up
Trolling
at
North
i
.Island
NORTH
ISLAND.
June
14:
The
new
"Iceland
No.
1,"
built
at
the
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
during
the
past
winter,
is
the
finest
boat
of
the
trolling
fleet
which
is
operating
here.
It
Is
a
first
class
outfit
and
the
owner
is
catching
plenty
of
fish.
George
Johansen,
with
his
new
troller
"Dlgby,"
has
not
to
date
caught
many
fish
but
the
new
hull
and
.his
15
h.p.
Vivian
engine
are
acting
splendidly.
George
Johansen
jr.
has
taken
over
the
Fox
and
vows
that
his
father
will
have
to
go
some
to
beat
him
even
if
he
has
a
brand
new
outfit.
The
weather
for
fishing
has
been
unfavorable
and
cold
and
-a
numbat
of
the
boats
are
laying
in.
Many
el
the
fishermen
are
down
with
wide
and
grippe.
Car
Damaged
In
Collision
Today
Brown
Taxi
and
Bulkley
Market
Vehicles
Crashed
This
Morning
One
of
Joe
Brown's
Hudson
taxi
cars
was
nigh
demolished
in
collision
at
12:40
noon
today
at
the
corner
of
McBride
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue
with
the
Bulkley
Market
delivery
car.
The
taxi,
driven
by
Roy
Fisher,
was
proceeding
south-
j
erly
on
McBride
St.
and
the
delivery
car,
driven
by
Robert
Ollker
was
travelling
west
on
Sixth
Aven
ue.
The
impact
was
so
severe
as
to
hurl
the
taxi
car.
a
twisted
mass
of
steel
and
iron,
clear
over
the
street.
The
driver
had
his
hand
badly
cut.
The
delivery
car
sustained
less
damage
and
j.ne
driver
was
unhurt.
The
crash
could
be
heard
lor
blocks.
The
Weather
Haysport
Light
wind,
cloudy,
54.
Port
Simpson
Light
west
wind,
clear,
52.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
54.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
50.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
57.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
53.
HazeHon
Part
cloudy,
calm,
61.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
48.
Quesnel
Cloudy,
calm.
Sixth
Cabin
Part
cloudy,
calm.
Whltehorse
Clear,
calm,
54.
Dawson
Part
cloudy,
calm,
56.
THE
RIGHT
HONORABLE
W.
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
"Will
Open
the
Campaign
for
the
Liberal
Party
in
Brantford,
Ontario,
on
Monday,
June
18
th
The
Address
of
the
Prime
Minister
Will
Be
Broadcast
Over
a
Nationwide
Ilooktip.
Hear
Him
Over
STATION
C.N.R.V.
LISTEN
IN
From
6
to
8
p.m.
Pacific
Time
NOMINATING
BLANK
;
To
be
filled
out
in,
nominating
candidate
for
the
Dally
News
Elec
tion
Campaign.
This
should
be
cut
out
and
mailed
or
delivered
to
the
Campaign
Manager,
immediately.
I
XTATI?
mrss
POLITICAL
PARTY
NOMINATED
BY
-(
:
d
"Duchess"
Salutes
Bridge
OiKHXHKHKH9CKOtHrm-JlMOOCHH
Mm
is
There
was
a
happy
Incident
at
the
opening
of
the
$20,000,000
Montreal-Harbor
DnrtKo
on
Vii-Mrui
Day
when
rhe
Canadian
Pacific
liner
"Duchc,
of
Uicbmoad."
J0J)00-ion
riant
under
the
command
of
Captain
A.
Freer,
It
.Nit.,
added
the
salute
or
tu
deep
sjtrcn
to
the
cbers
of
the
thousands
mrabled.
Just
m
Premier
Mark
en
lie
Kins
wan
formally
opn-
f
the
bridge,
the
liner
pasted
dramatically
beneath
It
with
multi-colored
Clan
f'nttc
-
3
bow
to
st'-rn
and
her
ensijm
flipping
ta
;
.
Then
she
hailed
the
bridge
with
thn
:(
"InnK.
two
abort
and
long"
Waste
thut
berVd
a
of
Canadian
Pacific
ships-
It
is
intent
in:;
that
what
ta
een
of
the
hridie
contain'
.
:,.
freight
of
4el
MgMO
teas
m
there
is
in
ti,.
&v
.
.5
m.-L"
Evidences
of
Progress
.
There
are
a
number
of
very
material
evidences
of
the
progress
of
Prince
Rupert
just
now.
Among
them
may
be
noted:
The
construction
of
the
first
unit
of
a
large
hydroelectric
power
plant
for
the
usq
pAUie
cityand
neighborhood.
,,
,,,
,
,
Plans
all
laid
for
buildkigof
pewivQanadian
National
Railway
Hotel
to
commence
thiatysar.
Tenderg
being
called
f
orneNIrfqiror
S
to
re
for
Provincial
Government
on
Third
Ave.
Work
proceeding
on
construction
of
highway
by
Provincial
Government
'
'
Securing
of
contract
by
local
nhipyard
for
building
large
railway
car
harbor
ug
i$he
south,
the
work
to
be
done
this
year.
n
Extensive
new
liorirjjgrfjfl
by
I'ederal
Government
New
Post
Office-expected
terbe
built'tjy
the
Federal
Government
Wrk
on
new
addition
to
Fisherie
Experimental
Station
nearing
completion.
Number
of
buildings
being
planned
for
private
interests.
Increased
tourist
service
being
given
and
hetter
stop-offs
arranged
by
railway
company.
x
New
steamship
to
make
home
port
at
Prince
Rupert
just
commenced
new
service.
General
spirit
of
co-operation
and
optimism
on
the
part
of
the
people
of
the
city,
officials
of
the
railway
company,
power
corporation
and
counUw.gonerally.
in
regard
to
future
prospects
for
city
and
district
6CHSOooaemjooDHMOn0OOoooeM
IKflOWKHaiOj!HWU
DO
0OOOJKU5
T0
ENGLISH
OXlPAI
NT
RRANDRAM
-HENDERSON
wwihii
m
mi,
:ummm.mivm
Be
proud
fa
Staj:
"This
is
ivlicrc
I
live"
YOUR
borne
it
where
you
spend
tl
gresl'
P,fJ
of
your
time.
It
deserves
four
aunt
csreful
Mention
1
Some
houses
are
bright,
chsrming,
worthy
of
tl
pride
their
owners
show
in
them.
Others
just
m.
attractiveness
.
.
.
through
Iacl$of
taiteful
and
iui-fkiently
frequent
painting.
Decide
now
that
this
spring
you
will
smarten
MJ
your
home
and
re-lautify
it
with
the
help
of
B
'Tnglith"
Paint
and
other
lirandram-llenderion
pro
ducts.
You
have,
we
know,
often
imagined
pay
and
plesw
colour
schemes.
This
it
your
opportunity
to
P"
aome
of
them
Into
effect
in
your
own
home.
our
store
today
and
ask
fur
card
allowing
die
lull
ranee
of
sbadci
of
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