PAGE
TWO
THRtOArt-T
KEW3
DAILY
ROUGHAGE
IS
AN
ESSENTIAL
IN
ANY
DIET
KellogB'a
ALL-BRAjl
Is;
Ejffe&iVej
Relief
for
Constipation.
Dojou
suffer
from
constipation
7
Are
you
ne
of
those
who
have
tried
one
mt
pocket
cure"
after
another
and
stil.
have
no
sease
of
permanent
relief?
If
so,
this,
is
Mr
Mews
to
you!
Kellogg'
ALL-BRAN
ii
natural,
effective
relief;,
for
bath
temporary
and
recurring
constipation.
It
is
the
origin!
and
today
i
iwhided
in
thr.dwts'
of
millions
of
people
who
formerly
suffered
from
constipation.
When
roughage
it
misting
from
food,
constipation
is
the
consequence.
The
soft
foods
we
eat
today
seldom
include
enough
roughage.
The
simple
necessity,
then,
is
to
see
to
it
that
sufficient
roughage
is
included
in
our
food.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
the
hulk
that
your
system
requires.
In
addition,
it
is
rich
in
iron.
Scientific
rasearch
proves
that
nearly
all
this
iron
is
absorbed
by
tfce
system,
building
red
blood
and
bringing
the
glorious
color
of
health
to
the
complexion.
HOCKEY
IS
VERYCL0SE
Two
Tie
Games
in
National
Leafue
Last
Night
TORONTO,
Feb.
7
In
one
of
the
most
thrilling
struggles
seen
here
m
some
time,
the
Canadiens
and
Maple
Leata
emerged
"even
Steven"
In
a
Nattafta!
Hockey
Xeague
game.
Maple
Lea&
emerged
"even
seven"
Overtibe
iafted
to
break
the
deadlock.
At
CtafB,
a
desperate
Montreal
rally
In
tfet
final
petted
was
Just
shy
and
the
Maroons
had
to
bow
to
the
Black
Hawks.
It
was
their
third
straight
victory
by
the
Hawks,
all
of
them
by
a
single
goal.
At
New
York,
the
Detroit
Cougars
ended
a
four-game
losing
streak
by
playing
their
second
tie
game
of
the
season
with
the
Rangers.
Last
night's
scores
were:
Montreal
2,
Chicago
3.
Detroit
1,
New
York
Rangers
1
(overtime).
Canadiens
3,
Toronto
3
time).
(over-
BUCKS
ON
TOP
NOW
Won
Leadership,
of
Coast
Hockey
JjLeague
by
Defeating
Victoria
PORTLAND,
Feb.
7.
Flashing
a
brilliant
attack
in
the
second
pert
od
to
score
two
goals,
the
Buck
aroos
defeated
the
Victoria
Cubs
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League,
game
nere
last
night
by
a
score
of
3
to
2.
The
victory
gave
the
Bucks
undisputed
possession
of
the
leaguj
leadership.
.
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
is
positively
guaranteed.
Yout
money
will
be
returned
if
you
are
not
satisfied.
Bis
sue
to
incfade
it
in
reducing
diets
as
a
preventive
for
both
con-stipatkm
:
-id
anemia.
There
are
SO
raaay
ways
you
can
eat
Kelloggfs
ALL-BRAN
and
enjoy
itt
In
any
form,
it
is
appetizing.
Itii
'den
cinus
with
milk
or
cream.
Sprinkle
u
over
cereals
and
soups
and
notice
the
addl
flavor.
Many
people
soak
it
in
fruit
juices.
Excellent
in
cooked
foods.
Your
grocer
has
Kellogg's
ALL-BRAN
in
the
red-and-green
package.
It
is
served
in
hotels,
restaurants
and
dining-cars.
Ask
for
it!
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
4(M
A.
ujg
ALL-BRAN
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Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Evsry
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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DAILY
EDITION
Friday.
February
7,
1930
DR.
M
ANDY'S
SUGGESTIONS
The
suggestions
of
Dr.
Mandy
in
regard
to
Prince
Rupert
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
supply
the
rruning,sinf8
of
Northern
British
Columbia
are
worthy
of'ewry
consideration.
There
is
no
doubt
that
up
to
the
ptieeitt:trM'bflsine8s
has
not
come
this
way
and
it
may
be
became
wfe
have
not
gone
after
it.
So
far
as
The
Daily
News
is
concerned,
it
has
pushed
the
newspaper
into
the
mining
camps,
but
the
paper
does
not
carry
the
advertising
of
all
the
local
firms.
That
is
their
Thev
ran.
FIGURE0F
INTEREST
Rev.
AV
Metgpv
Is
J0
Years
Yet
Hale
and
Ili-ai
ty
SURVEYOR'
PRESIDENT
Old,
One
of
the
most
interesting
figures
at
the
present
session
here
of
the
Presbytery
of
Prince
Rupert
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
Is
Rev.
Alex
Mogee,
clergyman
of
KiU-
maat,
who
is
In
his
eightieth
year
off
life
but
still
clear
of
eye
and
firm
of
step.
Mr.
Mogee
wae
born
June
12,
1850,
ifi
Coaniy
Antrim,
Ireland,
and
has
Hved
for
forty
years
In
Canada.
He
came'
to
British
Columbia
in
1893
and
his
first
ecclesiastical
charge
was
at
Fort
Langley,
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
Then
he
moved
to
the
Delta,
and,
after
three
years
there,
his
throat
gave
him
trouble
and
he
retired
temporarily
from
the
ministry
smd
took
up
farming.
It
was
then,
he
sayft,
that
he
made
the
only
real
money
that
was
ever
his
blessing.
From
the
Delta,
Mr.
Mogee
moved
into
Vancouver
and
resided
there
for
several
years.
He
took
up
the
ministry
again
at
North
Bend
and
it
was
there
his
wife
died
after
suffering
a
stroke.
For
the
past
three
years,
Mr.
Mogee
has
been
stationed
at
Kitlmaat.
OTTAWAk
February
7
H.
M.
Tobey
of
Ottawa
was
yesterday
felcfcad
president
of
the
Dominion
Land
Surveyors'
Association.
ACCOMODATING
A
kind
motorist
had
given
an
old
country
lady
a
ride
for
at
least
ten
miles.
At
last
he
turned
and
'
'said
to
her:
"Madame,
where
shall
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
!I
let
you
outr
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
7
Wheat
was
Old
Lady:
"Bless
you,
sir,
I
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
was
going
the
other
way,
but
I
PNlV
hope
ron
p.g.e.
(CtatkuMd
fresa
page
one)
of
Parsnip
River
and
Peace
River;
Valley
ws-
also
surveyed,
and
since
i
there
was
available
very
little
re-
Preparing
Map
"From
the
information
collected
by
the
surveyors,
sided
by
aerial
photographs,
detailed
maps
are
presently
betas;
prepared
at
Victoria
to
accompany
the
report
on
the
Fort
Smith
and
at
Aklavik
on
Mackenzie
River
delta.
A
settlement
was
laid
out
on
an
Island
in
James
Bay,
and
surveys
were
made
to
govern
the
leasing
of
oyster
beds
In
Prince
Edward
Islam:
The
aeroplane
was
pressed
into
service
and
for
the
first
time
was
the
sole
means
of
transport
of
a
party
making
land
other
end
of
the
90
miles
line
in1
time
to
correct
the
direction
of
the
trial
line
begun
at
that
point,
if
necessary.
This
was
done,
and
the
result
of
the
observations
of
the
geodetic
survey
party
was
found
The
Letter
Box
WHY
BOARD
OF
TRADE?
Editor;
pally
News
On
the
.liable
information
concerning
this
,
agenda
for
the
meeting
of
the
Board
!
1
4
1.
.
.
.
m
i
.
i
l
.
I
.
V."
;
til
era,
m
uic
way
ui
auuumic
uiaps,
ot
iruue
10
De
jlrlu
WJUignw
wiric
',
it
was
necessary
to
make
them,
;
appears
an
item
to
the
effect
that
'since
the
first
essential
to
the
proper
'
the
question
of
the
new
provincial
i
study
of
natural
resources
over
a
fishing
regulations
is
to
come
before
large
area
ol
country
kt
a
geod
de-
the
board
for
open
discussion,
ap-(
tailed
map
to
be
used
as
a,
basis
on
'.
parently
without
any
recommenda-
whlch
to
show
the
resource,
inlor-
;
ttons
from
the
special
committee,
matfon
collected
by
the
teoJegisU.
j
For
the
last
month
or
so
I
have
foresters,
engineers,
etc."
.;
followed
this
matter
fairly
closely.
"Here
the
aeroplane
was
brought
and,
as
far
as
I
am
aware,
the
Prince
I
into
service,"
said
Mr.
Nash,
"and
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
is-the
only;
;
In
cooperation
with
the
Royal
Cana-
organization
of
its
kind
to
attempt
dlan
Air
Porte
the
Topographical
to
deal
with
this
very
debatable
Survey
of
the
Department
of
the
matter
In
this
province.
Interior
assisted
the
provincial
gov-
This
question
of
fishing
regula-:
eminent
in
obtaining
vertical
aerial
tieps
in
one
form
or
another
has
photographs
covering
approximate-.
ever
been
a
very
debatable
one,
and
ly
5000
square
miles.
To
this
was
more
so
at
the
present
tune,
as
added
another
3000
square
mHes
by
somewhat
dual
control
exists.
But
a
commercial
company.
:
is
it
not
fair
and
reasonable
to
as-
the
industry
wiH
be
abie
to
Iron
out
these
differences?
i
Why
should
the
members
of
the
Board
of
Trade
be
called
upon
to
deal
wtth
such
contentious
subjects,
which,
in
any
event,
may
jeopardize
their
business?
Is
it
fair
that
the
j
"The
surveys
of
the
Department
1
individual
members
should
be
put
in
1
of
the
Interior
for
1929
extended
;
such
a
position?
The
point
has
over
the
length
and
breadth
of
the
j
several
times
been
raised,
and
Is
this
Dominion.
There
was
mapping
from
!
not
one
reason
why
at
least
some
the
Rocky
Mountains
to
the
Marl-
j
of
our
business
men
hesitate
to
betimes.
There
was
townaite
work
at
come
members
of
the
board?
During
the
last
week
or
two
I
have
discussed
this
matter
with,
independent
seiners
and
indepen-
,
dent
gillnetters.
and
they
seem
to;
feel
that
some
such
steps
will
have
'
to
come
to
assist
them
in
earning
a
1
reasonable
living.
My
impression
Is
that
it
is
the
trailers
who
are
finding
the
most
fault
with
the
pro-
surveys
on
Churchill
River
and
j
posed
regulations,
in
spite
of
the
Reindeer
Lake,
thereby
adding
fact
that
they
are
operating
with-many
weeks
to
the
effective
survey
!
out
restrictions.
It
Is
a
well
known
,
season
that
would
otherwise
have
fact
that
the
seiners
and
gillnetters
been
spent
in
arduous
toil
on
the
can
only
get
a
chance
at
the
fish
portage.
J
after
the
fish
have
passed
the
trotl-
"The
rush
of
settlers
into
the
I
,nS
areas.
Still,
In
the
Interest
of
Peace
River
district
necessitated
i
conservation,
the
trcllere
are
most
the
resumption
of
subdivision
sur-
anxious
to
have
all
possible
restrie-veys
and
two
parties
blocked
out
j
'
tion
placed
on
the
operation
of
any
over
100,090
acres
of
farm
lands
other
while
they
enJy
unre-for
settlement,
much
of
which
was
stricted
operations.
Last
summer
a
already
squatted
upon.
This
tide
dosed
season
was
In
effect
also
for
of
settlement
is
largely
due
to
the
'
trailers
In
Alaska,
and
In
the
lnter-
j
growing
of
price
grain
in
the
dis-
:
est
of
conger
rat
ion
would
it
not
be
I
.
.
.
.
.
a
i
i
n
r
a
nnt.
prrwvt
tn
hmnrr
tha
WinOOQ
thiciT-o,,
if
ri
f
trict
a
few
years
ago
and
to
the
a
reasonable
precaution
In
B.
C.I
.
.
j
.
taice
tne
means
that
oners
of
bringing
their
firms
to
the
notice
$h.M$ple
of
those
settlements.
Possibly
Prince
Rupert
-has
been
backward
in
providing
'jNTONaivand
frequent
transportation
facilities.
However,
that
is
about
to
be
rectified
because
the
Canadian
National
is
putting
on
a
Prince
Rupert
boat
very
soon
to
ply
to
the
various
settlements.
If
the
prices
charged
are
commensurate
with
the
distance
covered,
Prince
Rupert
will
undoubtedly
benefit.
discussion
of
an
outlet
to
the
Pa-
Under
the
circumstance
the
pro-
elfic
and
has
grown
to
such
pro-!
vlncial
government
must
of
neces-porttons
that
more
extensive
sub-
I
ty
have
some
regulations,
and
the
division
will
be
required
for
a
num-'
suggestion
advanced
that
they
post-ber
of
years,
of
lands
that
have'pene
such
regulations
for
a
year
been
examined
and
found
emlnenUy
seems
entirely
out
of
place.
Of
the
suitable
for
farming.'
ether
proposals
I
have
heard
men-
"A
preliminary
survov
was
made
i
tloned
the
mc
to
ask
tne
8rn-of
the
Ontario-Manitoba
boundary
ment
to
Put
t1
regulations
into
from
the
northern
end
of
the
mer-'
force
?r
one
year,
in
order
to
allow
Idtanal
portion
northeasterly
to
the
'
a11
concerned
to
see
how
they
are
eastern
end
of
Island
Lake.
The
!
oine
to
work
out'
18
one
that
to
geographical
position
of
the
former
'
me
appears
sound
and
may
carry
paint
has
been
accurately
deter-!
80316
reasonable
weight
At
the
end
mined
from
geodetic
points
in
of
8Uch
Period
both
the
fishermen
southern
Manitoba,
but
the
posi-
1
and
tnc
operators
would
be
in
a
bet-
tkm
of
the
latter
was
known
only
:
position
u
juuge
as
10
ine
merits
from
mapping
operations,
which
'
nr
ninpmriaa
ni
vnn
varinni
nnm
vsy
V
W
MTV
VA
nlv
MSWM0
lVMSW
Involved.
Involved.
At
At
the
the
present
present
time
time
all
were
not
deemed
sufficients
ae-
curate
to
determine
the
direction
i
arguments
are
based
more
or
less
of
a
trail
line
90
miles
long,
and
j
Pure,y
on
rouh
calculations,
an
accurate
astronomical
determin-1
The
average
member
of
the
Board
ation
of
this
position
was
consid-1
of
Trade
not
in
a
position
to
sit
as
ered
necessary.
Ordinarily
this
Jude
In
a
case
of
this
kind
and
would
have
meant
delaying
the
,hould
be
Pared
Irom
beln
Put
In
work
one
year
to
permit
these
observations
to
be
made.
To
avoid
this
delay,
the
geodetic
survey
un
dertook,
by
making
use
of
aeroplane
transportation,
to
make
the
necessary
observations
at
Island
Lake,!
and
to
deliver
the
results
of
the1
imputations
to
the
party
at
thei
w
oe
so
ciose
u
me
Doaring
oi
pririce
Runert
Fraternal
Whist
the
trail
line
that
the
latter
wasiLeagUe
results
last
night
were
as
carried
through
to
the
end,
a
dis
tance
of
90
miles,
without
deflection
and
missed
Its
objective
by
only
five
feet.
This
indicates
an
extremely
high
degree
of
accuracy
In
the
taking
of
the
observations,
determining
the
bearing
of
the
line
and
in
carrying
the
line
forward
as
a
truly
straight
line.
'The
statue
of
Champlaln
on
Ne-pean
Point
In
Ottawa.
'
suid
Mr.
Nash,
'is
holding
in
outstretched
hand
an
absolute
Instrument
known
as
an
astrolabe,
which
was
in
use
by
navigators
for
obtaining
altitudes
of
the
stars
before
the
invention
of
the
sextant.
Within
recent
years
French
scientists
have
developed
a
new
type
of
Instrument
for
taking
star
altitudes
to
which
also
has
been
given
the
name
at
'(121.
'
'
tfidn'Mlkfltt
hurt
JOUOtfpelings,ronomlcal
observations
A
MEMBER
OF
THE
BOARD
OF
TIRADE.
WHIST
LEAGUE
LAST
EVENING
Oddfellows
Leading
In
Dybhavn
Cup
Standing;
Leif
Erikson
For
Newton
Cup
follows:
Canadlann
Legion
5,
Drydock
4,
Grotto
S,
Seal
Cove
4.
Lelf
Erikson
5,
Elevator
4.
Six
Musketeers
0,
Moose
3.
St.
Andrews
4,
1.
0.
0.
Tri.
Dybhavn
Cup
Standing
W..
L.
I.
O.
O.
F
11
jorotto
:......
e
St.
Andrews
7
Drydock
7
Lelf
Erikson
Six
Musketeers
Canadian
Legion
Seal
Cove
Elevator
..4...
Newton
Cup
W.
Lelf
Erikson
!
3
I.
O.
O.
F
;
3
astrolabe."
Mr.
Nash
described
this
Drydock
2
Instrument
In
some
detail
and
Six
Musketeers
2
stated
that
the
Topographical
Sur-1
Grotto
2
vey
of
Canada
had
found
It
to
be
Moose
1
superior
to
various
other
forms
of
St.
Andrews
1
portable
Instruments
in
determin-'Canadian
Leelon
1
lng
latitudes
and
longitudes
by
as-
Elevator
0
Seal
Cove
0
8
9
10
L.
0
0
r
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
.
Friday.
February
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TOMATO
VEGETABLE
OXTAIL
CHICKEN
PEA
CREEN
PEA
MUTTON
BROTH
SCOTCH
BROTH
MOCK
TURTLE
JULIENNE
CELERY
MULLIGATAWNY
CONSOMME
Church
mission
boat
Thomas
Cros
by
was
here
on
Saturday
so
the
Kitlmaat
Band
staged
a
eeneert
for
the
entertainment
of
Dr.
Darby
of
Bella
Bella
and
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
of
the
Crosby.
The
program,
conducted
by
Thomas
H.
Nyce.
was
as
follows:
1.
"O
Canada.
3.
March,
"Let's
Oo."
3.
Overture,
"Crown
Diamonds."
4.
March.
"The
Mars
and
Stripe
Forever."
5.
Selection,
"The
Shamrock."
6.
7.
8.
9.
March.
"Votee
f
the
Oune."
Overture,
"Norm
"
March.
'Washington
Post.''
"Oed
Save
the
King."
Dr.
Darby
and
Mr.
Seett
spoke
m
very
complimentary
terms
ot
tn
performance
of
the
band.
SCOTTISH
CUP
GLASGOW,
February
7
In
a
second
round
Scottish
Cup
replay,
Falkirk
beat
Queen
of
the
South
4
to
3.
Elks
Take
Lead
Over
Grotto
in
Billiard
Games
As
a
result
of
the
playing
of
three
games
In
the
fixture,
the
Elks
took
a
strong
lead
of
745
to
618
over
the
Grotto
In
last
night's
Billiard
League
match.
The
individual
results
were:
O.
P.
Balagno,
Elks.
24V,
Don"
Brown,
Grotto,
260.
A.
Donald,
250;
J.
Hlllman,
172.
William
Mitchell,
250;
James
Andrews,
106.
Games
of
A.
A.
Easson
vs.
w.
j
tNelson
and
F.
II.
Stephens
v.
Oeerge
waugn
remain
to
be
played.
The
postponed
game
of
William
Mitchell
vs.
G.
P.
Tinker
from
last
week's
Biks-Canadian
Legion
fixture
is
also
etlll
outstanding.
See
the
news
of
the
stores
In
the
advertisements.
IN
the
good
oW
days
they
served
the
fatted
calf
as
a
sign
of
rejoicing
modern
1929
generally
says
it
with
soup
(CLARK'S
OXTAIL
preferably)
.
.
.
and
murmurs
MDe-c-c-licious!
.
.
.
De-e-c-lightful!"
And
why
not?
.
.
just
get
a
en
of
this
soup
and
open
it
That
delicious
mesyr
aroau
is
jmt
a
sample
of
whst
it
tastes
like.
A
eareiuliy-cooked,
perfectly
seasoned
soup
a
boon
to
any
jaded
appetite
a
Wctic
to
a
healthy
one.
Ii
you
haven't
tilted
h
yet
.
.
.
Oh!
what
you
are
milling
J
After
tasting
Clark's
Oxtail
Soup
you
too
will
murmur
"Dt-e-e-Heious"
...
for
when
you
get
near
enough
to
a
plate
oi
soup
like
this
well
.
.
.
appetite
tau
a
way
of
asserting
lUcli
'
At
your
grocer's.
UPS
ADjdURNED
TO
MONDAY
Evidence
ef
poHee
officers
was
heard
by
Judge
Young
in
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
case
of
Kem
Sun
Wong,
who
tt
charged
with
having
opium
in
his
possession,
and
a
visit
to
the
premises
of
the
accused,
the
West
End
Cafe,
was
paid
by
the
court
The
case
has
been
adjourned
until
next
Monday
morning.
Atade
in
QfUiadcL
'W.liA'RK
1i"Tr.p.
ErtaMiAment
at
MONTREAL,
VJQ
ST.
RHM1,
P.Q.
and
CONCERT
AT
KITMAAT
Fine
Program
Given
by
Band
for
Dr.
Darby
and
Rev.
R.
C.
Scott
KITIMAAT.
Feb.
6.
The
United
HARROW.
0N"L
The
&Rjp4
lniva;
John
Danr
is
pre
f
JkKtgauFH.McB
Youm;
Oaart
today.
The
lu
.t:
this
m6&r''-BCl
afternoon
foUowinc
tournment.
The
plaintiff
Is
for
i
loaned
L.
W
P-u:
for
the
plaintiff
sale
for
th-
dc!r:i
.
..
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!
urn
hi
1
f
quiver
spring
Brewery
Important
at
Vmpttumt
Stand
bonU
upright
forflaut)4
kourt
txfotl
iutm
W
(artfully
Victoria,
D.C
"OCT
Announce
their
genuine
Stock
Ale
is
now
fully
matured
and
is
on
sale
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
This
ale
is
of
the
famous
Boss
type
'
of
excellent
flivor
end
quality
d
mild
ale
with
a
fine
hcf
aroma
This
advertisement
is
not
published
by
the
Liquor
Conttol
Doard
or
by
the
Government
of
liritisli
Columbia.
'y
.
.
,
.
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