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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
July
19,
1930
OUTSIDE
ADVERTISING
Prince
Rupert
is
flooded
with
advertising
from
outside
firms
both
east
and
south.
Local
people
are
being-
tempted
One
of
Those
!
Queer
Friends
ontreal
Paper
(lives
Candid
inion
of
the
Two
Leaders
tised
their
goodsvlpeallyj
people
would
see
the
futility
,pi
uaf01
sendingWay.
If
.anyone
isto
blame
for
the
condition
its
J
"f
tJe
0"
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
SMITIIERS
j
'
The
town
of
Smithers
is
growing
so
rapidly
that
it
has
to
erect
a
new
school
and
employ
two
new
teachers.
That
'.
is
the
sort
of
progress
we
like
to
see.
Smithei-s
will
become
;
a
very
important
centre
before
very
long.
It
has
all
the
1
makings
of
a
city.
The
mountain
at
its
back
is
worth
mil-j
linno
5n
minovnlo
nnrl
sonorv
nnrl
fVio
rnnira
nf
mniint
nino
1
LABOR
VIEW
OF
TWO
LEADERS
didate.
Bennett
GeStlstg
Out
Of
22asid
r
Conservatives
Atenied
dick-its
,
The
same
old
m
M
BAG
AlID
THE
)
(
OfFERlNG
SAME
OLO
S7
)
LOTO
OV
I
tint
I
I
J
tSSi
I
owvw'""-
,
I
HARDWARE
'
WlTM
EACH
'
'4,';
Z
la
Ui
Mtml
IIrtU
Op-1
'
R.
B.
Bennett
f
a
lawyer.
He
fcjever
bothered
about
Working
men
until
he
had
acquired
a
fortune,
&ys
the
Montreal
Herald.
Not
at
all.
He
devoted
himself
to
further
ing
the
Interests
of
great
corporations
About
the
last
man
working
men
pen
would
woum
pick
pics
out
oui
to
10
champion
cnampion
-w
j
tfceir
cause
is
a
corporation
lawyer.
'Pgy
1
rftSlOr
clHu
tnu
iiiui
is
wuat
ivir.
.Bennett
as
uy
training,
by
choke,
and
by
instinct.
His
Job
has
been
to
that
great
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2,S0
see
curpurouuiis
get
meus,
unu
iie
Contract
rates
on
application.
has
"got
his"
in
the
doing
of
it.
;
Today
he
Is
a
rich
man,
and
admits
it.
At
the
Winnipeg
Convention
m
1927,
when
he
chosen
leader
of
the
Tory
party,
he
said
it
was
quite
true
that
he
was
a
wealthy
man,
adding
fortunate
that
the
good
Lord
has
been
good
eaaemth
to
permit
me
to
be
in
that
happy
state."
But
he
is
not
satisfied.
Not
cqn-Yt
wjh
a
We-tteie
sf
effort
in-hewing
to
see
that
laws
wore
Inusetf
to
the
benefit'
of
great
cor
.a
great
friend
he
will
xt
iT
x.
x?
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Ti
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v
11
1
1
j''
uc
ui
c
vvuinxiig
luaxt
xi
ux.xjf
tne
mercnams
oii.r.rince
uuueri,
wnuiniiin.
muiira
j
ukiiik
thrv
vot
far
him.
a
Torv
cor-
f
ooled
away
by
advertising.
The
big
outside
firms
do
not
porattoh
lawyer,
who
has
made
his
think
SO
P"e-
anc
thanks
"the
good
Lord"
for
it.
The
Letter
Box
DO
NOT
WANT
SYMPATHY
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x
mx.w
x
xv,
m
.
x
vex
x
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Editor
Daily
"News
to
the
north
is
worth
more
millions.
It
is
an
important
di-
j
In
answer
t
sympathizer's
visional
pomi
ana
is
aiso
in
me
centre
01
a
ncn
anu
oeau-
ter
in
yesterdays
paper,
tif
ul
agricultural
country.
i
May
I
say
we
have
nothing
on
re-
It
will
be
well
for
tHe'perjfpte'of
Prince
'Rupert
to
keep
in
!cord
lnthe
carpenter's
union
that
tmioVi
r?tVi
tViio
nnmmrr
nDntvfl
nnl
nn.nnQ.nia
T,rV.r.
would
hurt
the
record
of
either
can-
,ASJV
WUUai
llll
klUO
.UlUill
VV'lll
V
C411V4
H
IV
V
ever
possible.
It
ifrar
IdaaUriWcongratUlate
Smithers
on
The
"Labor
'Statesman:!'
the
mAhthtjtefP
n'fchvini7Pri
ejnwn
lnt0
thls
campaign
as
let-
we
li
rL.;l:
Ix.
ti
-xflu
x"k.
"u;
jVx
i
ha5
no
candidate
in
the
field.
I
nas
wiis
to
say
01
rremier
iuacnenzie
Aings
recent
meet-:
principles
of
unionism,
he
would
ing
in
Vancouver:
:
i..
"If
conclusions
canbe
had
from
the
temper
and
char
acter
of
public
meetimrs.
the
tide
is.
turning-
against
the;
Conservatives
Vamjcp
Ah
attendant
who
loves;
neither
party;.
and'th&'efoWunlikely
tpJbe
influenced
by
party
prejudice,
would
De
"compelled
to'
admit
that
the
1
ATI
W
ETESTED
M
EDICINE
FOR
OVER.
HALF
ACENTU
BY
THIS
PROVEN
PRESCRIPTION
HAS
BEEN
RECOGNIZED
AS
THE
MOST
EFFECTIVE
BE-GULATOa
OF
THE
LIVER
KIDNEYS
AND
BOWEL5
DRXtlASC'S
K&LPIllS
Keen.
have
taken
this
matter
up
with
the
Carpenters'
Union,
and
not
to
be-j
little
any
candidate
In
the
political
N,
field
J.
J.
OILLIS,
(
President
Carpenters'
Union
i'remiers
meeting
must
have
been
much
more
satisfactory
JMJP
A
MT
Df-V
to
his
followers
than
the
Bennett
meetincr
could
be
to
the:""ili
1
i3U
I
Tories.
Mr.
Bennett's
style
of
oratory
has
something
of!
impatience,
something
of
threat
in
it.
Hidden
beneath
it'
is
the
suggestion
that
the
Tory
was
made
and
ordained!
to
rule,
and
a
group
of
usurpers
had,
by
fraud,
secured'
The
death
occurred
last
night
in
cpntrol
another
dog
had
got
away
with
his
bone.
Up
un-j
the
Prince
Rupert
opimmi
Hospital
til
recent
years
Mackenzie
King
suggested
the
boy
prodigy
.of
Everett
Gerald
Brochu,
21-day
that
refused
to
do
his
feats.
He
has
grown
out
of
this,
old
8011
of
Mr-and
Mrs-James
Br-and
today
the
man's
platform
method
has
something
oilZn
appeal
in
it
that
wearslown
antagonism
and
gives
the
ZZZTSiT
Si
Re?.
impression
of
sincerity."
Alfred
wiison
officiating.
0R.A.W.CHASES'
Bride
Going
to
Burns
Lake
Soon
Rev.
Everitt
S.
Fleming
and
Mrs.
Fleming
will
arrive
shortly
at
Burns
Lake
where
Mr.
Fleming
is
to
take
tram
cently
in
Dawson,
Yukon
Territory,
where
Mr.
Fleming
has
been
located
for
the
past
year
or
so.
Following
their
wedding,
they
have
been
oeen
visltlne
visiuiis
in
111
Vancouver
vantuuici
with
xi..
rruunfl
at
their
command
to
counteract
it.
If
thev
advr-
Canada's
hrws
i6r
tho
future.
80
lrmerly
Miss
Gladys
Iseman
MaC
,
arouna
Dieauiig
piinuxiy,
Buchanan
Boys
Here
Next
Week
Bakers
Refuse
To
Sell
Him
Bread
Mussallem
Makes
Statement
Regarding
His
Cash
arid
Carry
Market
N.
Mussallem.
local
grocer,
announced
this
morning
that
bakeries
of
this
city
had
refused
to
sell
Mm
a
m
a
urtiu
iui
Lite:
isuiii
as
lbiit
bwic
btsiiiB
11,
iui
muu
ttu
lime
miM
a
loaf.
This
action
on
the
part
of
the
:
lnr.il
bakers.
Mr.
Mussallem
stated.
to
see
great
development
in
the
I
latter.
DDD
or
the
severer
forms
oS
eczema
An
attire
fluid
that
washes
Into
the
skin.
A
dottor's
formula
with
a
brilliant
record.
Itching
stops
Instantly
this
clear
stalnleHS
treatment
penetrates
tbe
sick
tissues.
(V.
J.
McCUTCHEON,
DRUGGIST
RUPERT
PHARMACY
ORMKS
LTD.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
oi
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
RAILHEAD
N
RUPERT
Sir
ilenry
Thornton,
C.
N.
It.
Prcsi.
dent,
Here
Today
in
Coure
of
Western
Tour
81r
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,!
asccHBaoted
by
Lady
Thornton
j
asd
party
of
executive
Of
f
lefctls
of
:
the
aysteafc
arrived
in
Prince
Ru-i
pt
tMa
manrtng
hi
the
course
of
his
annual
western
tour.
,
The
nresWent
came
north
on
the
new
steamer
Prince
Ilenry
and
will
continue
north
to
Skagway
on
the
,
vessel
tWs
aftarnosn.
It
Is
the
first
-trip
he
has
ever
Viade
to
Alaska.1
He
and
hl3
party
will
return
to
the
jity
Saturday
morning
and
will,
jroieed
east
that
day
by
special
At
noon
today
in
the
Commodore
"ate,
Sir
Hrnry
was
guest
andj
palter
at
a
lunohson
tendered
hlm
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
,
Commerce.
.
Mr.
Fleming's
parenU
and
Mrs.
rtfiaccaif-
"M"511
.UUJ1C
G
HlinlP
Fleming's
mother.
The
bride
was
Wedded
Lately
MJm
Marjorie
Ilodjson
Becomes
Rride
Of
Arthur
T.
Holland
MAS6ETT.
July
19:
Charmingly
aTrr.nged
was
the
quiet
wedding
.
,7T
.
ceremony
which
took
place
at
St.
Detroit
Capitalist
Is
Due
Next
x
I
ri-
t
pau,.s
ch,,rcn
on
July
10
of
Mls8
With
Youthful
rroteies
day
Marjorle
Uodm
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
TVIauriee
Hodgson
of
Van-George
E.
Buehanan.
Detr&it
oa-
coUver.
and
Arthur
T.
Holland,
a
pitallst,
will
be
here
on
Friday
popular
member
of
the
younger
set
morning
of
nt
weak
aboard
the
jjassett.
The
bride
wore
a
rose
steamer
Prinaeis
Louise
with
a
jun
and
georgette
gown,
with
party
of
bop
bound
for
Alaska.
An-
picture
hat.
She
carried
a
nually,
for
the
past
seven
or
eight
bouquet
of
white
carnations.
She!
years
Mr.
Buehanan
has
taken
a
WM
attended
by
Miss
Joan
D.
Bar
party
of
boy
on
a
personally
con-
wno
vas
dressed
in
green
silk
ducted
tour
through
the
United
crepe.
Acting
as
groomsman
was
States
and
Canada
to
Alaska,
pay-
gtewart
Blrrell,
the
provincial
coning
one-third
of
each
lad's
expen-
8table
here.
ws
himself,
the
remainder
beins
Tho
hrlHa
xtra
a
trltiAn
aura
v
Kv
We
do
not
want
sympathy
in
the
made
up
of
0ne-third
earnings
of
Porter
singer
of
the
Queen's
Hotel
labor
movement.
We
learn
to
getthe
and
0n'e-thlrd
contributed
and
Rev
R.
P.
Qraham
officiated.
our
right
In
a
fair
and
upright
,
hv
th.ir
narents
manner,
and
do
not
want
to
be
i
.
After
the
ceremony,
a
number
of
'gaily
decorated
cars
escorted
the
'happy
couple
to
pay
a
visit
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
S.
Dunn
at
the
J.
R.
Sangun
River
summer
home.
On
returning
a
reeepUon
was
held
at
the
Queen's
Hotel.
FISH
PACK
.
IS
SMALL
HAS
P
ASS5
lltfor
the
reason
that
he
was
adver-
Bristol
Bay
"-'
m-imr
....
..
.
.
Closed
After
Smallest
Production
and
Lightest
Run
In
History
will
make
It
necessary
for
htm
to,
JUNBAU,
July
19:-After
the
buy
bread
outside
the
city.
Sir
Ilenry
Thornton
Considering
Possibility
Of
Uptown
4
,rr
fin
it
Asl
$
warn
nn
irn
1
mziKM
naimon
paca
ann
tignieei
run
in
history,
Irtafari
Bay
on
the
Bering
Sea
was
officially
closed
(yesterday
for
the
remainder
of
the
';-ea-
to
all
commercial
ffahlng
for
cjjn
taluion.
The
pack
up
to
July
12
was
322,-
000
cases
of
which
93
was
red
sideratiori
and
surveys
being
made.
The
early
Closing
was
expected
He
spoke
of
the
strong
bid
for
the
&T
cannerymen
to
stiffen
the
mar-outlet
belnj
made
in,
Vancouver
and
the
claims
of
this
-port.
Naturally
Sir
Henry
Slid
the
railway
wasta-
v,..
x
tereted
in
IU
own
port.
He
thought
Mf
1
1
I
H
A
ryiwAx
fi
Si
BlM
T
H
would
be
better
to
make
one
good
Vi
VJ&jrk
1
AVrll
fport
in
this
part
of
the
country
nrrt
.
rnrn
than
to
divide'
their
energies
and
I
1
8m
fi
A
I
T
N
make
two.
At
present
there
were
!
Vi
iJ
1
rll
LiU
only
two
important
ports
in
British
j
Columbia.
These
were
Vancouver
Estimate
of
Census
Returns
Now
and
Prince
Runert.
and
he
looked
!
Set
at
13,000,000
By
Washington
WASHINGTON,
July
19:Based
on
the
Mturns
already
counted
in
connection
with
the
census
this
year,
it
U
expected
that
the
popu
If.tion
of
the
United
States
will
reach
133,000,000.
This
is
in
excess
of
previous
estimates
and
Is
based
,on
the
fact
that
the
official
count
In
a
number
of
states
has
already
shown
the
population'
there
to
be
In
excess
of
the
previous
estimates.
iCommissioner
of
Fisheries
Here
Hon.
S.
I.,
Howe
to
Make
Annual
Inspection
of
Skeena
and
Naas
River
Canneries
I
i
Hon.
8.
L.
Howe,
provincial
secretary
and
commissioner
of
fisheries
In
the
provincial
cabinet,
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
In
the
course
of
his
annual
tour
of
fishing
operations
on
the
coast.
Mr.
Howe
has
recently
been
visiting
the
pilchard
reduction
plants
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
will
not
inspivt
salmon
canneries
on
the
Nuus
and
Skeena
Rivers.
When'
Babies
CRY
Babies
wijl
cry,
often
for
no
apparent
reason.
You
may
not
know
what's
wrong,
but
you
can
always
give
Castoria.
This
soon
has
yourJittle
one
comforted;
if
not,
you
should
call
a
doctor.
Don't
experiment
with
medicines
intended
for
the
stronger
systems
of
adults
I
Most
of
those
little
upsets
are
soon
soothed
away
by
a
little
of
this
pleasant-tasting,
gentle-acting
children's
remedy
that
children
like.
It
may
be
the
stomach,
or
may
be
the
little
bowels.
Or
in
the
case
of
older
children,
a
sluggish,
constipated
condition.
Castoria
is
still
VANCOUVER.
July
19:
Speaking
here
last
night,
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
declared
that
determination
to.
open
the
Canadian
market
wider
to
Can
ada's
best
customer,
Great
Britain,
was
the
keynote
of
the
recent
Lib
eral
budget.
Outlining
the
elecUon
Issue,
he
said
that
voting
on
July
28
would
decide
whether
Canada
would
,nd
a
representative
to
the
LapHlal
Conference
to
co-operate
th,
the
Mother
Country
and
slater
Domin
ions
in
the
promotion
of
inter-Empire
trade
or
whether
Canada's
re-
preaentaUves
would
go
with
a
"big
stick,"
demanding
a
preference
from
preference.
GYROCLUBl
OFFICIAL
Ed.
Kagy,
International
Secretary,
Is
Expected
in
Prince
Rupert
Next
Week
On
hW
way
back
to
his
home
In
Cleveland
after
having
attended
the
International
Convention
In
Taooma
this
week,
Ed.
Kigy,
Inter
national
secretary
of
the
Oyro
Club,
will
pay
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
next
Wednesday
and
the
local
club
is
already
making
plans
to
entertain
him
suitably.
Present
plans
are
to
hold
an
informal
luncheon
at
noon
and
a
dinner
at
night,
taking
Mr.
Kagy
during
the
afternoon
on
a
trip
to
the
Skeena
River
to
inspect
salmon
canning
operations.
Mr.
Kagy
will
arrive
here
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
Wednesday
morning
from
the
south
and
proceed
by
train
on
Thursday
to
FISH
SALES
Summary
American
24.000
ipaunds.
13c.
and
6c.
Canadian
35,000
pounds,
11c.
and
6c
to
12.6c
and
6c.
American
Tuscan,
18,560,
Royal,
,13c
and
DC
Wabash,
5,500,
Cold
Storage,
132
and
6c.
Canadian
N
Cape
Spencer,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
11c
and
6c.
Cape
Race.
0,500.
Cold
Storage,
11.1c
and
6c.
H.
and
R.,
5,000,
Atlin,
11c
and
6c,
Viking
L.,
9,500,
Booth,
U.ic
and
6c.
Vera
Beatrice,
800K
Atlin,
12.6c
and
7c.
Mrs.
J.
II.
Malr
and
damrhtof
left
on
today's
train
for
Bhelbrooke
Saskatchewan,
where
Mr.
Malr'a
mother
Is
seriously
ill.
L.
8.
McGlll,
who
arrived
in
tho
city
on
yesterday's
train
from
Smithers
for
a
brief
visit
in
town,
left
this
afternoon
on
his
return
to
the
interior.
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I
the
thing
to
give.
It
is
almost
certain
to
clear
up
any
min:;r
ailment,
and
could
by
no
po
bility
do
the
youngest
child
';
slightest
harm.
So
it's
th
Tr
t
thing
to
think
of
when
a
chil
'
hi:,
a
coated
tongue;
won't
play,
ta
t
sleep,
is
fretful
or
out
of
sorts.
Get
the
genuine;
it
always
has
Chas.
H.
Fletcher's
signature
on
the
package.
.
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-jr-
DUNNING
COMMISSION
SPEAKER
ON
HEALTH
Dealt
Largely
With
Imperial
Preference
In
Meeting
at
Vancouver
Last
Night
Will
Hold
Session
Here
on
Augc.
t
IS
In
Course
of
Tour
of
Province
A
provincial
Royal
Comn
i
on
health
Insurance
and
m,
:
benefits
will
sit
in
the
court
here
on
August
16
in
the
co
i
a'
tour
of
the
province,
it
is
It
ii
win
uuveniuiciib
ixgim
i
Monroe.
The
secretary
of
the
ItBtation
1
0.
II.
Gibbons
of
V
but
the'names
of
the
mrniur.
not
yet
obtainable.
"District
News
PRINCE
GEORGE
Despite
stifling
heaf
a
&udiehce
gave
an
attentive
h
'
astSatiirday
night
to
8t
n
;
1
ill.
.King
dnd
A.
M.
Manson
K
C
wrmgMrwd
TTamoai"n
Hng-on-fcehslf
of
H.
O
P
n-
era!
candidate
for
Cnrib;
i
forthcoming
federal
election,
The
city
council
has
dcid'
?
':
regulations
regarding
use
-
;
v.
'
for
sprinkling
lawns
during
blted
hours
will
be
strictly
a-"
r'
l
to
owing
to
the
present
warm
v.
jther.
Those
who
use
wa?--jWlll
be
haled
Into
court
v.
"
J
j
hesitation.
j
Pilot
W.
Uoeras
rott-r
'
Prince
George
on
Tued;iv
v.
after
a
rapid
trip
into
tv
I
River
district
with
II.
Q
f
"
Liberal
cUfidldatc
for
ftirtb
.
i
the
plan-Clty
of
Prlnm
0
'
!
J.
A.
Eroser.
Conserv:ii
iv
r
'
H.
0.
Pegy;
Liberal,
were
'
.'
candldatfi
In
the
runnm"
,the
nomtaittons
for
the
ru-n
-'ng
tederM
aleetlon
in
Cm
ib
.ing
closed
liere
on
Moi;
vr,
Parry's
official
agent
is
l
f
Ewart
and
Mr.
Fraser's
niT
-3
W.
J.
Moffatt
of
Kamloops
Of
the
total
tax
levy
of
f
"3
lor
the
year,
$33,604
75
h
i
b'
i
collected
up
to
June
30.
C
'
l
-V.
R.
Clerlhue
announces.
NEWHAZELT0N
F.
A.
Goddard
has
been
r'
a
school
trustee
In
New
Ha
rueeeeding
Peter
Smith
wh
signed
on
the
expiry
of
hi
t-
tKe
iouAe
In
of
a
ton-
"f
dktrict
In
the
Conserve
v
terests.
T.
8.
Baxter
of
V
ni
-addressed
a
public
.nt
''"
Hizeltqh
on
Monday
I'vi
nnv
upport
of
J.
CLtBraUy's
tin-
jture.
R.
Q.
Sargent
prvsirfo-l
the
attendance
was
small.
Tree
Davjd
has
been
'
chief
of
The
Morleetown
Inu
succeeding
Mooseskln
Johr
o
idled
last
spring.
Fath
-;,
Ci
and
Father
Godfrey
were
pi"'
it
the
ceremony
which
wx
tended
by
some
two
hundred
lives
ot
the
district.
,
YANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
19
W
was
quoted
on
tho
local
Exi:
today
tt
08'4c.
rc-
:1
!:i
.Tiv
i.
ill