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News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
PULLfcN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES;
'
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
..........
6.00
FEAR
IS
THE
ENEMY
The
only
thing
to
be
feared
in
this
world
is
fear;
It
clogs
the
arteries,
saps
the
vitality
and
causes
men
and
women
of
false
invention,
the
sister
of:
base
actions
and
the
brother
of
most
criminal
offenses.
Fear
of
what
people
will
think
causes
over
expenditures
A
dollar
a
day
would
be
riches
if
two.
bits
was
the
average
salary.
WHAT
SH
ATI,
WE
HO?
The
Letter
Box
OBJECTION
TO
SENDING
DELE
GATE
TO
OTTAWA
in
the
interests
of
Prtnee
Rupert
at
Ottawa
and
to
send
a
delegate
Which
lead
to
future
trouble.
Editor
Daily
News:
And
after
all,
the
things
we
fear
are
Usually
bogies
that
it
was
wtth
much
surprise
that
i
have
no
real
existence
in
fact.
i
sent
obi
or
claims
cHHttH
in
m
correct,
intelligent
namier.
R.
F.
PERRY.
1008
2nd
Avenue.
.
!-teo
at
a
time
when
the
mi
,
!!
i
i,
T
,
city
can
There
will
be
practically
no
city
work
this
year.
There
m
afford
to
send
even
an
under-
j
;
tlOned
Will
make
enOUirh
Pmnlnvmpnt
tr.
Inon
nil
Innnl
tn
nanH
fhi.
ju
Af
busy,
we
do
not
advise
men
to
come
here
from
outside
'
1111111
that
u
te
necMsary
to
let
the
because
local
men
will
o-enprnllv
cwt
tho
nv0f0ror.Q
.PMce
Dtetrlet
residents
know
that
D
,7
W
IWAUi
UltVU
Then
there
are
the
disreputable
and
the
bums.
Life
would
lose
much
of
its
picturesqueneie
if
all
belonged
to
the
flne
group.
t
v
I
"
:
f
"li
W!s'
f
I
iHlik.-:l
I
'I
POSSIBLE
BUYER
(hasy
on
m
ythology)
:
"Well,
but
DID
them
ginks
wear
plus
fours?'-
The
Passing
Show,
London
we
are
wtth
them.
Why
that
is
an
affront
to
their
Intellect
to
pat
that
plea,
as
Prince
Rupert
has
constantly
for
a
very
Jong
period
manifested
Itself
whole-heartedly
in
that
respect.
What
about
the
delegation
we
sent
there
last
summer?
what
about
the
many
Peace
Rlver-Padflc
Outlet
publications
Iwe
have
broadcasted,
and
tfce
ar-
tieles
that
have
appeared
in
the
press
from
time
to
time
aB
over
Canada
by
our
city
boosters;
all
these
Indicate
very
plainly
our
attitude.
We
have
been
infdrmed
on
good
authority
that
the
different
routes
from
the
Peace
River
to
the
coast
are
being
investigated
by
engineering
experts
and
until
the
reports
covering
sucn
investigation
are
made
known,
lobbying
at
Ottawa
is
both
indiscreet
and
useless-
n
is
sincerely
noped
that
our
City
Fathers
will
re-conslder
their
decision
and
hold
'
on
to
their
money
until
the
opportune
moment
fcnwes
for
their
sending
a
delega
"on
and
that
then
they
will
do
It
to
an
extent
that
will
at
least
en
able
such
a
delegation
to
have
a
chance
of
achieving
success.
RATEPAYER.
CNH.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
uapt.
D.
Donald
arrived
In
port
i
on
time
at
10.30
this
morning
i
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
i
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
,Anyox
and
Stewart,
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
and
jsall
south
at
10
p.m.
This
la
the
Prince
Rupert's
last
trip
north
on
-winter
schedule.
Th
sa.
Prince
,
Oeorge
will
be
coming
north
on
Wednesday
of
next
week.
THi!
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
SPIRITED
IEBATES
ARE
KXPEC
TED
A,
FEDERAL
PARLIAMENT
CONVENES.
(Continued
from
page
one)
great
deal
of
interest
as
he
is
the
1
1
i
Ml
.
-
41-1
Editor
Day
News-:
.
;-..
wo!.
I
set
by
thf:rfi8
tfeafljur
City
"w""
iA',
Council
WteS&lve
hundred
.VJ5T
D?.arat
ns
'
dollars
to
send
a
delegate
to
Ot-
e
PV
""ths
on1rlt"
t-wa
to
present
Priz
RuDerfS:
theiecl
,and
i5Ill.EcheduIes;
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
,
......
T60
.
cliifcns
to
the
Peace
River
outlet
tariff
have
the
"
same
wording
"
as
in
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50r
In
my
opinion
this
five
hundred
.Tl
T'
,
,
m
d
.11
rT
vt.-u
..-
i
Tj-itt-u
v,iivin
tjiii-.-.-,J
...
.ithe
time
of
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald.
jjj
man
wj
an
jmho
w
nuimcm
aiiu
ucntiai
iiiiuiu
vuiuiuui,
-:uuuaio
uuiu
oc
inr
uener
spent
gQ
jjjany
ChanEes
have
come
about
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
,
S.0Q,,on
our
roads,
some
of
which
are
in,
,
d
made
of
stee,
and
Or
four
months
for
1.00
very
poor
shape-,
and
would
at
the
(
lron
tn.
of
tnese
Jte
arp
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance.!??
same
time
find
a
iittle
much
nerd-objolete
'ly,
assisted
by
Transient
advertisinrbn
front
page,
per
inch
fSO.ed
work
for
our
citizens
here.
from
all
phases
o(
the
ln
Local
readers,
Insertion,
line
Our
per
per
parliamentary
represents-:
ustty,
the
items
have
been
re-Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40
Uve,
Mr.
J.
C.
Brady,
is
well
able
wrjtten
.
There
are
189
items
in
the
Classified
word
02
to
do
all
that
is
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
humanly
possible
jpr0posed
schedule.
The
finance
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
16
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation's
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
.
S6
minister
in
consultation
with
the
government,
will
insert
the
rates
of
In
addition
at
the
city's
expense,
,
duttes
to
be
appiied
to
the
various
is
just
a
waste
of
time
and
money,
j
items,
if
the
new
schedule
is
in-
I
suggest
that
in
future,
when;
pliirfori
in
ihA
nrtmrtr
l-mHcror
H
will
;
delegations
of
this
kind
are
con-
mean
a
great
many
changes
to
the
WedaesAiy,
Feb.
19,
1930
;
templated,
that
the
mdhey
be
rain-
st
cyen
lf
tney
do
not
make
lm.
ed
by
public
subscription,
and
I
portant
differences
in
the
protec-
am
confident
that
lf
that
had
been
Uon
the
Industry
will
receive.
The
attempted
In
this
case
not
one-
tariff
changes
in
the
United
State
teatfa
of
the
money
would
have
wUl
be
closely
watched
in
relation
been
raised.
to
the
Canadian
budget.
to
live
lives
of
deceit
Fear
is
the
lather
of
lies,
'
the
mother
XTm
Zr
noSS
'
.
Jfremier
Mackenzle
Klng
has
8ta-
inseruon
in
your
popular
paper.
i.i
iL.
jA
'
l?
i
n
ul
on
sevnil
occasions
the
ml.
tax
will
be
cut
from
two
per
cent
to
I
one
per
cent
and
has
Intimated
the
government
might
even
go
farther
than
that.
This
will
be
one
feature
of
the
budget.
read
in
A
reur
w,u
De
in
your
paper
yesterday
ofh
Lthe
City
Council's
rush
decision
to!tne
hoBSe'
this
tlme
M
of
rsend
waF
and
fnak.
Most
of
the
a
delegation
to
OUawa
m
iconnectlon
with
our
Peace
Outlet
'anehI
e
.ff
tIhhUgl,last
elaims.
especially
in
view
of
the
"f.
e
"tUeflrftllwf
!fact
that
nothing
can
be
sained
at
2?-
S
h
nr
h-,?
r-
reconstruction
of
the
CJIJl.
should
is
asking
for
bills
to
permit
it
to
I
.
-.
i
i
x
;i
.
t
,t
,i
.
nulla
live
npw
branch
lln
nnp
in
w
iiu
inuiiuv
wiui
which
to
uo
it
jusi
now
SO,
Wnemer
tne
ttoed
delegation,
which
would
A,hMta
,.
,
lZJ'
"
city
council
is
willing
or
not
does
not
matter.
The
con-
u
at
any
time,
as
ZTo&nd
dition
is
one
that
mugt
be
faced.
Peace
0uUet
14
a
bi
question,
and:
.
.
t.
.
.
But
what
will
take
the
place
of
the
city
work
which
has
whe?
time
is
opportune,
it
wm!tt;h;
y-
Hope,
that
the
best
en-
hflfln'rarn-AH
on
W
v
T.f
noUH
iV
J
11
re
4
decent
slsed
dele-j
"c"a!!Jf
were
being
sent
out
this
,
j
km
o
no
luun
at
luc
oiLua-
gat
ion
well
nrenared
a.nA
enrnnrw
wmnwc
ati
tion
fairly
and
squarely,
for
undoubtedly
we
shall
miss
ed
of
the
best
material
Prince
Ru
comes
nto
e
oommon8-
Tbe
Sen-
Lh0rhiCh
3
gd
many
l0Cal
haVe
dePendefl
0n
!Lr!
.to
iS-lKSS
TeS
Sfricate
in
Liit;
puDt.
an
aoseiuieiy
In
the
first
place
there
is
road
work.
The
Provincial
Government,
seeing
the
possibility
of
an
election
in
this
constituency
soon,
has
decided
to
push
forward
work
on
the
highway
and
many
men
will
be
employed.
Already
a
survey
party
is
going
out
to
get
the
levels
and
lay
out
the
work.
Then
there
is
the
construction
work
of
the
Power
Corporation
hydro-electric
plant
at
the
Ecstall
River,
construction
of
the
power
house
in
the
city
and
the
work
on
the
right
of
way
for
the
high
tension
lines.
This
will
employ
many
men.
The
drydock
has
work
enough
n
sight
to
keep
it
busy
for
many
months
and
it
will
employ
more
men
than
have
been
engaged
there
steadily
for
years
past.
The
Bilmor
mill
probably
will
be
opening
in
the
spring
at
Porpoise
Harbor.
This
will
employ
a
pretty
good
gang
in
addition
to
the
men
in
the
woods.
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Mill
at
Seal
Cove
is
in
a
position
to
employ
more
men
than
ever
before.
There
is
likely
to
be
considerable
building
in
the
city
hu
u
mwj
oi
uiings
are
lanced
about
but
these
men
---w---t
j
...
O
f
V
W
VIIVDV
lilViil
one
ri
urine
1nt
CAuInn
onH
If
nHll
and
precise
CQme
talo
the
chamber
the
i
f
mum
1-f
f
t
Via
CahbU
Tf
.
u
uk
woiks
buwi
discussing
ways
action
affects
us
all.
as
at
the
present
time
Prince
Rupertttcsare
jail
more
or
less
living
upon
each
!
other,
and
one
cannot
be
affected
wKhout
others
feeling
the
pinch
i
The
The
Canadian
Pacific
and
means
of
greater
co-operation
between
the
Dominion
and
the
provinces
In
regulating,
stock
trading..
Salmon
Treaty
Sockeye
Salmon
Treaty
too.
Before
any
of
our
funds
are
!
which
threatened
a
battle
last
year
iU-advlcedly
squandered
it
is
most
.but
was
not
pressed
by
the
govern-vital
that
we
at
least
know
how
ment.
Is
likely
to
be
less
contentious
our
year
Is
going
to
come
along,
and
lust
how
much
our
halibut
'fishermen
are
going
to
get
for
;
their
early
catches-,
and
whether
jthey
are
going
behind
or
have
s
(surplus
to
spend
to
make
our
town
have
a
prosperous
afar.
They
have
already
been
put
back
two
weeks
longer
than
usual
on
account
of
the
Japanese
cold
storage
halibut
in
the
XSSA.
There
needs
to
be
iiVWB
M
a
better
UCHVi
ex-
CA
this
year.
It
is
understood
both
Lib
erals
and
Conservatives
will
be
favorable
to
its
provisions
Introduced
in
the
house
this
session.
The
Conservatives
will
likely
launch
a
debate
on
unemployment
either
by
resolution
or
on
some
government
measure.
This
will
be
almost
certain
to
bring
In
review
the
government's
immigration
policy.
Those
who
take
the
view
the
dominion
treasury
should
con
tribute
to
unemployment
relief
seek
to
fix
dominion
responsibility
for
an
otherwise
provincial
problem
by
pointing
to
immigrants
now
out
of
Jobs.
Hon.
Chas.
Stew
art,
minister
of
interior
and
acting
minister
of
Immigration,
is
likely
to
suggest
to
the
provinces
that
they
decide
.on
the
number
of
im
migrants
they,
wish
each
year
and
let
the
dominion
and
provinces
co
operate
in
securing
them.
If
s
settlement
is
reached
with
the
pro
vince
of
Saskatchewan
so
that
the
crown
lands
of
all
the
provinces
will
then
be
under
provincial
control,
it
is
suggested
they
also
should
have
the
say
as
to
how
many
lm
migrants
should
come
In
each
year
to
occupy
these
lands.
The
general
feeling
Is
now
the
western
provln
ces
nave
their
natural
resources
back,
their
responsibilities
as
to
Immigration
have
correspondingly
Increased..
A
board
of
audit
is
at
work
studying
the
claims
of
the
marl
times
for
subsidies
having
in
view
the
fact
the
western
provinces
will
continue
to
receive
their
subsidies
given
originally
in
lieu
of
their
na
tural
resources,
After
they
get
these
resources
back.
Maritime
rights
and
the
Implementing
of
the
re
commendations
of
the
Duncan
re
port
formed
an
important
part
of
the
debate
last
session
and
are
ex
pected
to
be
returned
to
this
year.
particularly
if.
the
board
submits
any
report
Last
session
a
great
deal
of
time
was
taken
up
with
the
divorce
bills.
A
protest
against
the
procedure
by
which
divorces
are
obtained
by
act
of
parliament
was
led
by
J.
8.
Woodsworth,
Labor,
Winnipeg,
north-centre.
It
is
not
impossible
that
the
leaders
of
the
various
groups
will
consult
early
this
ses
sion
in
order
to
reach
some
clear
understanding
as
to
iuture
devel-
opments.
.There
will
be
a
consider
able
list
of
private-bills.
.One
Is
ex
pected
asking
for
legislation
permitting
betting
on
dog
races.
Eight
New
Members
Since
last
session,
Premier
Mackenzie
King
and
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
i
Conservative
leader,
have
made
extensive
tours.
Mr.
King
spoke
I
through
the
prairie
provinces,
Bri-
j
tlsh
Columbia
and
Western
On-'
tario.
Mr.
Bennett
covered
British,
Columbia
thoroughly,
spoke
on
the
prairies
and
In
Ontario.
Eight
new
!
members
will
be
Introduced
to
Mr.
!
Speaker
when
parliament
opens.
I
They
are:
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
Bran-1
don;
Elie
Bertrand,
Prescott;
Dr.
W.
S.
Murphy,
Lanark;
Vincent
Dupuis,
Joliette;
Dr.
William
Span-
kle,
Frontenac;
Oeorge
Dumalne.
Bagot;
D.
J.
A.
O'Connor,
Chateau-quay-Huntingdon;
L.
A.
Wilson,
Vaudreuilll.
Including
Speaker
Le-
mieux,
the
standing
of
the
parties
as
last
session
will
be:
Liberals
119.
1
Conservatives
89.
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
11,
Progressives
12,
Lib.
Prog.
9.
Labor
3
and
Independents
j
'
2.
PRESIDENT
IIEATTY
ASSURES
PEACE
RIVER
PUBLISHER
THAT
OUTLET
IS
RECEIVING
SERIOUS
ATTENTION
(continued
from
page
1)
,
demanded
it
we
hope
to
be
in
a
position
one
year'
from
now,
with
the
'
knowledge
we
will
then
have
gained
from
the
engineers,
to
be
able
to
make
a
definite
announcement
re-
j
garding
your
outlet
to
the
coast."
j
To
this
he
added
that
he
expected
;
to
again
visit
the
Peace
River
country
In
the
early
summer
to
personally
look
Into
the
matters
pertaining
to
the
railway
situation,
j
During
the
course
of
his
remarks
Mr.
Beatty
stated
that
so
many
en-
j
gJneers'
reports
have
been
made
which
appear
to
be
at
variance
with
regard
to
the
possibility
of
a
rail
crossing
of
Hie
Peace
at
or
near
summer
to
determine
definitely
the
actual
conditions
and
also
to
cheek
up
on
the
desirability
of
the
differ-
TKAOKMARKnm.
I
1
"KV
Pe
People
are
of
ten
too
patient
with
uk
Su
Suffering
when
there
in
to
need
to
t
fer.
Workteel
m
wiiai
oean
mat
Uiroa.
lough
they
ch
U
nvtr.
And
Aspirin
would
brine
tiiem
fa.
.mediate
reliefl
The
best
tints
to
take
Aplrinbt
very
moment
you
first
fed
the
ptk
Why
portpone
relief
until
the
pais
ha
reached
it
height?
Why
hesiuu
to
take
anything
bo
harmless?
Read
the
proven
direrUoM
for
that
ing
colds,
easing
a
tort
throat;
rcGrrin
headaches
and
the
pains
of
ceurtira
neuritis,
rheumatism,
etc.
You
can
always
count
on
hi
quii
comfort.
But
if
pain
is
ot
frtquot
recurrence
see
a
doctor
at
to
its
auat
AS
Pi
Pi
N
r
'
-r
w
mm
I
v
A7
r
i
Pain
F
ent
passes.
i
would
be
quite
impossible
for
C
I
wouia
n
net
De
peeuete
te
give
reason
uiat
u
sum
prnmw
tr
encouragement
to
the
people
of
the
to
be
given
now
the
inform
'w.:
north
country
by
stating
that
the
be
gathered
by
th
work
f
!rHs
construction
of
a
eoast
outlet
will
j
gtaieers
during
the
mmim
sum.
be
undertaken
within
a
definite
j
might
set
aside
all
presently
ex
stated
rune,
ne
was
askd.
to
this
eeiveti
opinions
as
u
both
roci
the
president
replied
tttat
this
and
destination
ol
su
h
an
outiet
I
Stop
us
if
you've
heard
this
one
.
.
.
"M
!f
DEAR,
I
simply
dread
this
daily
shopping"
How
many
times
have
you
heard
that
story?
More
than
once,
-we'll
bot
a
f
hat.
And
if
you
agk
the
woman
who
"dreads
shopping"
just
why
she
does
so,
you'll
usually
hear
something
like
this:
"I
takes
so
much
time
1
I
start
out
and
look
and
look
and
look
.
.
.
and
by
the
time
I've
found
what
I
want
I'm
dead
on
my
feet.
All
m,
my
dear.
TmCan
I
t
actually
am
i"
.
v.r
You
can
do
a
friend
like
that
a
real
service,
Aslc
her
if
she
reads
The
Daily
News
grocery
advertisements.
Usually
she'll
look
surprised
and
say,
"Not
very
often.
What
has
that
to
do
with
itt"
Tell
her
how
you
have
your
mind
all
made
up
before
you
hang-the
market
basket
over
your
arm
.
.
.
how
you're
able
to
save
steps,
budget
your
expenditures
neatly,
get
what
you
want
and
all
with
a
min-imum
of
time
and
effort.
Simply
because
you
have
the
news
of
the
shopping
world
at
your
finger-tips
all
the
time,
by
reading
the
advertisements
every
day.
Advertisements
Arc
News.
Vital,
Practical
ftews.
News
You
Need
to
Keep
on
Tap.
Read
the
Advertisements
Every
Day!
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