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DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Aukum
27.
The
Daily
News
REPORT
OF
rRINCE
RUI'EUT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Managing-Editor
Document,
It
Is
Expected,
Will
Be
Satisfactory
to
Shareholders
DAILY
EDITION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
MONTREAL.
Aug.
27:
It
will
be
loHnlif
n
mnntVi
vat
Viofnro
t
Vin
f
i
n
n
T
By
mall
'to
4W
oiliptS'jQf.irltUh'pcIambla.he
British
Em-
cial
statement
of
Power
Corporation
ptaf'sJad
United
States,
paid
in
adrance
per
year
3i..
.....
6.00
1
of
Canada
for
the
fiscal
year
ended
By
huil
to
all
otfcer
countries,
per
year
7.50
j
June
30,
1830.
will
be
available
to
By
mail
to
all
part
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
.the
shareholders.
'
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
j
In
the
meantime
it
can
be
said
Or
four
months
for
1.00
that
the
statement
will
be
a
good
JTor
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50jone
and
one
that
may
be
expected
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
5
to
satisfy
the
increasing
number
of
Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
Inch
...
2.80
,
shareholders
who
hold
the
corn-Legal
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
agate
line
.15,Pany'
common
stock,
or
have
in-
Lowl
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
23
vested
in
one
or
the
other
of
the
Tranoinnf
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ofitrarHainc
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fr.eorHr.Ti
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Jft
two
series
of
convertible
debentures
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
02
Contract
rates
on
application.
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and
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86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
that
have
provided
a
portion
of
the
capital
that
the
company
has
invested
hi
securities.
As
is
well
known,
the
amount
of
money
Invested
in
securities,
apart
altogether
from
those
of
companies
witfe
which
Power
Corporation
is
closely
Associated,
has
increased
?ery
greatly,
and
this
sum
far
exceeds
the
total
of
investment
in
k
,.,
'groups
which
the
company
controls
j
j.
Wednesday,
Angus
27,
1930(r
whlcfa
u
certain
supervision.
The
income
from
inter-
iiulIlKSAKl
1U
1SK1
1
A
I
IN
stock
will
b
much
lamer
than
ever
rnnce
Kupert
has
had
an
emissary
in
Great
Britain
before,
and
in
addition
the
com-during
the
past
year
in
the
person
of
the
Bishop
of
Cale-''
paw
,n
the
Jinrt
thre
months
of
donia.
According
to
reports
received
from
time
to
time,
!
7eat;
'""J
nly
1
Sep'
he
has
been
splendidly
received
in
the
Old
Country
and.JS?;.1;
ims
ieeii
hi
a
uusiuun
10
leu
uie
irum
auoui
ine
country,
throuh
the
ourehase
and
sale
of
Bishop
Rix
is
an
enthusiast
in
regard
to
the
future
of
securities.
The
liquidation
of
many
Northern
British
Columbia.
He
pictures
to
himself
and
to,ot
"""
securities
at
high
prices
his
friend
wnnrlprfiil
riPVfllnnmpnrs
in
trip
npn-
fnfm-p
onlv
rlteed
a
profit,
but
left
QnA
,lkflM,
un
inni.mmJ
t
tt,.
Power
Corporation
with
large
sum
;uu.too
c
mil
wmcjcu
ouiiic
ui
niai,
cnuiuo-,
aTatlftble
for
investment
under
the
iasm
to
hie
people
ot
lingland
where
most
ot
his
time
has
;
present
deflated
condition
of
the
been
spent.
No
person
could
better
paint
the
beauties
of
tock
market.
the
everlasting
hills
or
the
delights
of
life
as
it
is
lived
in
i
Tm
"-ia
element
tnat
was
the
west
1
favorable
was
offset
inevitably,
jof
.
,.
11
iiutep'toi8ome
extent
by
the
fact
THOMAS
EMPIRE
PLAN
I
tfeat
In
order
to
maintain
its
rela-
tion
to
campaates
such
as
Winnipeg
It
looks
as
if
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas,
secretary
of
state
for
:
Electric,
southern
Canada
pew
er.
dominion
affairs
in
the
British
Government,
might
have
and
otheM-u
compelled
to
hold
hit
man
a
whpmpfnr.RmnjvptrnHopvtonQmn
tW
Vu,these
securlttea
through
the
mar-
'
,
'11
"
,
ket
break,
so
that
to
some
extent
1
.
.I
i2
t
1
jY
n
acceptable
to
the
British
well
the
Dominions.
people
as
as
Ue
appreciation
registered
in
what
01
itam
in
me
cunsuimug
cuuiury
anu
tanatia
is
a
proouc-j
migr
be
termed
"outside"
investing
country.
If
Canadian
wheat
can
be
purchased
in
bulk
'
ment
wag
et
by
the
deprecia-and
distributed
to
the
people
of
that
country
in
such
aition
ta
other
ronp'
The
Dre"
uc
ui
ucuciu,
iu
uuo
aim
mm.
rate
11
cuumry
any
;
capital
appreciation
enjoyed
by
the
Will
be
interesting
to
hear
more
about
the
proposed
company
was
far
greater
than
the
.-Clicilie.
biiuwii
in
111c
unit-:
I
pciauoii
1
group
of
Canadian
securities.
the
road
show.
QlTPPE'CC
rv
T
T
wife
The
stock
for
some
time
past
has
--v-
been
selling
in
the
neighborhood
of
f
une
01
lL
the
most
important
entertainment
successes
of
$70
a
share.
No
definite
dividend
the
past
few
years
has
been
the
talkies.
The
success
was
policy
has
been
established,
ai-almost
instantaneous
and
has
exceeded
all
exneetntinnsJ
though
last
year
there
was
paid
out
It
has
increased
the
attendance
at
moving
picture
theatres
B
f",5,
bv
fiftyper
cent
and
added
t&
final
naflSo
the
coffin
of
MUd
T
Ono
feature
of
the
advent
of
the
talkies
has
been
I
This
year
so
far
a
dividend
of
XI
in
to
cash
has
been
declared,
and
Is
pay-
..rpcu
upr
kuuu
uimieB.
company
wUl
continue
to
com!
.
..ujjsu
to
impjjjr
ui
ua
viiii;
a
mat
rate
meaire
casn
ano
stocK
dividends
lor
some
with
excellent
pictures,
as
good
as
can
be
seen
anywhere.
1
"me
10
come-Naturally
there
is
variation
in
the
quality:
Possiblv
if
all
were?
f
rst
Quality
we
should
not
appreciate
any
of
them.
fcTr'iT
nnAn
However,
the
talkies
have
been
averaging
much
higher
Pj
r,
$7
LKUl
than
did
the
old
movies.
Dossiblv
because
thov
nrp
all
now
I
In
Ketchikan
there
are
three
talkie
theatres
and
in'
C
MfWJNf1
Juneau,
two,
both
cities
smaller
than
Prince
RuDert.
How-!
lv
illJ
111
J
ever,
they
do
not
have
as
fine
a
theatre
and
some
of
the
:
pictures
shown
are
not
of
the
first
quality.
Within
a
few
,Canad,an
National
Railways
Mar
years
(lOUDtiess
t'nnce
KUnert
will
hnvp.
nnnthpr
tn
bin'
snai
tquipmeni
10
lake
tare
theatre
but
as
it
is,
the
city
is
well
served
with
the
one
already
here.
T
,
Man
in
the
Moon
The
most
careful
chauffeur
I
know
is
one
who
collects
his
salary
In
advance.
Big
executives
are
men
who
go
to
work
at
hah
past
ten,
live
on
charts
and
wear
plus
fours.
They
cut
down
costs
and
golfing
scores.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
August
27,
191,0.
j
8lr
Qbarlea
M.
Hays,
president
!
oi
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Rail-1
MS
of
Business
WINNIPEQ,
Aug.
27:
Western
Canada's
new
crop
has
started
to
move
In
the
west.
For
the
first
time
this
crop
season,
grain
marketings
along
Canadian
National
lines
have
exceeded
a
million
bushels
when
car
loadings
along
the
company's
lines
showed
an
increase
oi
more
than
100
cars
over
the
previous
day.
Cars
loaded
since
August
1
now
total
5,110,
an
Increase
of
"'""'"'
U'
mrMnf
Cln.nn
n.
nrnn
Z
J.
1
,
Chamberlain.,
.
r
,
H
vice-president
T"
.J
itry
elevators
along
Canadian
Na-h.
Uonal
llneg
now
standa
at
3i666
0uc
and
general
manager,
are
at
pre-
j
bushels.
sent
Inspecting
the
grade
ahead
of
tw
ti,
m.f
r.-
'f
,ynd
Me
58
and
will
be
nadlan
Nattortal
You
know
what
to
ck
about
RaUways
have
habRusllL.
the
dlttlSt
peSon
Sf
PslW
nMPWt
'0Q
Sunday'
ben
mobilizing
equipment
from
all
one
thsjtiundepf&&ble
he
may'
"
i'"'
:
H
parts
of
trTe
system
to
handle
the
be
lying
oVh'
may
Hbe
telling
rhe'
A
new
towns,t
has
been
put
on-
movement
of
the"
new
crop.'
All
truth.
Ith
market
on
the
east
side
of
the
.
available
parking
space
for
cars
m
I
present
town
of
Stewart.
The
new
the
western
region
has
been
utlllz-
"Whats
the
idea
of
the
suitcase
i
""Mlvlslon
Is
named
Portland
Ca-
ed
so
that
equipment
can
be
sup-Jim
-truing
awm"
nal
and
ls
owned
by
D
D.
Mann,
piled
quickly
when
the
call
for
No
i
heard
the
church
was
giv-'
A,vo
Von
Alvensleben
and
E.
P.
cars
comes.
More
than
35.000
box
lnu
a
rummaire
sste
and
I'm
tikln
I
Davis,
K.C.
The
sale
of
lots
is
be-;
cars
have
been
gathered
in
the
west
my
duds
down
to
the
office
until
it's
,n
conducted
by
the
townsite
de-over
jpartment
oi
tho
Canadian
North-
ern
Railway.
An
n'lawa
man
wns
confronted
j
-in
.1
.,.':
alley
by
a
desperute
fel-1
The
Tslmpscan
Light
&
Power
low.
I
Co.
has-placed
a
proposal
in
the
Ha;
A
oveY
your
mon?y.
or
Ml
'hands
of
the
council
for
the
clee-bl"-A
v
nr
brains
out."
was
the
de-
Jtrlr
liKhting
of
the
city.
R.
Rrutl-iii
nel
for
the
1
;
'nginecr
company.
.
v..
Mi.
ciim
n
iil.v.
'.ru
ikM
it
would
be
very
unwise
1
mi
a
hr
'
ti
"
to
embark
upon
any
,
.,
mnr,
.
'f
;n
wrnni
juthvtnft
arnnfement
motives,
will
be
engaged
In
moving
the
golden
grain
from
the
fields
to
the
lakehead
and
the
Pacific
Coast
In
a
seemingly
endless
string
of
trains.
T
J
Bhenton.
Inspector
of
mine
s
left
on
today's
train
for
a
trip
to
'.he
I
sk
district
where
he
has
sev
era
mining
propeme
.
.
vt;lt
If
expe
t
t
be
awuv
about
a
welr
September
2,
3,
4,
5,
1930
OFFICIAL
OPENING,
TUESDAY,
SEPT.
2nd,
at
7.30
p.m
REDUCED
RAILWAY
FARES
Fare
and
One-Third
From
PRINCE
GEORGE
to
PRINCE
RUPERT
Good
Going
Aug.
30
to
Sept.
5,
Final
Return
Limit
Sept.
8
t
EXHIBITS
It
is
expected
that
they
will
surpass
anything
Jf'
shown,
and
will
come
from
all
parts
of
the
country
east,
to
Prince
George,
and
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
INDOOR
ATTRACTIONS
FROM
WEST
COAST
THEATRES
ADOLPIIE
&
CYNTHIA
In
a
clever
iuircrliner
and
acrobatic
dhnco
act
wire
walldnir
and
sliilinc
stunts
Adolphc
juggles
with
clubs,
Ualls,
sticks
and
hoops,
and
gives
his
audience
a
real
thrill.
Cynthia,
youns
and
pretty,
in
acrobatic
and
classical
dance
numbers.
Qt'BY'S
DOG
ACT
These
dogs
arc
beautifully
costumed
and
do
nil
the
tricks
known
to
this
form
of
entertainment.
They
come
to
us
through
FANCIION
&
MARCO,
Seattle,
and
arc
recommended
as
an
out
standing
act.
I
un
for
the
children
and
grown
folks.
KEN
ROSS
An
acrobat
of
outstanding
ability.
He
also
comes
to
us
through
Fanchon
&
Marco,
who
rceom
mend
him
very
highly.
His
act
is
called
"EDUCATED
HANDS."
BASEBALL-VANCOUVER
VAC'S
VS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
have
secured
the
famous
VAC'S
of
the
Vancouver
Athletic
Club,
who
arc
now
leading
the
Vancouver
Senior
League,
for
a
series
of
three
games.
This
team
is
one
of
the
best
in
British
Columbia.
Come
and
sec
how
the
local
boys
stack
up
against
such
a
team.
-
.
Indian
JSports
-
Baseball
-
Football
These
games
are
for
the
Championship
of
Northern
B.
C.
The
boys
arc
keen
sportsmen
and
will
provide
a
high
standard
of
play.
TWO
BANDS
AT
FAIR
Greenville
Concert
Band
and
Prince
Rupert
ItoJ'8
Band
will
be
in
attendance.
CANADIAN
UNITED
SHOWS
With
their
Mcrry-Go-Round,
Sideshows,
Jungle
Girl,
Boxers
and
Wrestlers
and
other
attractions,
will
be
in
attendance.
GRAND
BALL
-FRIDAY
NIGHT.
SEPTEMBER
5th.
1930
EXHIBITION
Bl
II
DING
This
dance
needs
no
boosting
as
it
is
the
OUTSTANDING
EVENT
of
the
yca