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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Saturday,
May
17,
1930.
SPLENDID
NEWS
The
Announcement
yesterday
that
the
'local
shipyard
had
been
awarded
the
contract
for
another
car
bargeVas
very
welcome
news
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
means
that
there
will
be
a
continuous
payroll
and
an
opportunity
to
sustain
the
good
reputation
of
the
local
dry
dock
for
good
construction
work.
The
railway
is
to
be
complimented
on
its
effort
to
utilize
its
own
yard
for
its
own
work.
DISPLAY
OF
FAITH
Prince
Rupert
people
sometimes
fail
to
realize
the
destiny
of
the
city
in
which
they
live.
It
remains
for
eastern
people
with
eastern
capital
to
come
in
here
and
make
an
initial
expenditure
of
over
two
million
dollars
as
a
coldblooded
business
investment
in
order
,
to
put
the
city
on
the
map
as
one
of
the
progressive
centres
of
Canada.
It
is
a
great
thing
to
see
the
work
that
is
going-f
orward
and
to
realize
that
at
last
the
city
is
about
to
makes
progress.
A
USELESS
ANNOUNCEMENT
Yesterday
we
announced
that
there
would
be
a
radio
broadcast
of
the
arrival
of
the
R-100
airsjiip
and
that
it
would
be
sent
out
oyer
'
froth
Vancouver
and
Edmonton
stations.
But
what
use
is
th&knowledge
to
Prince
Rupert
people?'
ai
i3(wu
voits
and
for
city
use
2,-300
volts.
There
will
be-'llO
volt
rPHlLUPS:
Tor
TrWi
due
to
Aeld
INBIOtSTION
ACID
TOMCH
Smithers
Man
Died
Monday
John
Iforrlgan
Had
Lived
In
Central
Interior
For
Dozen
Tears
and
Was
Weil
Known
John
Horrlgan,
who
had
lived
for
mote
than
12
years
in
the
central
interior,
making
his
home
variously
at
Smithers,
Bums
Lake
and
other
Bulkley
VaUey
centres,
died
In
the
Smithers
Hospital
on
Monday
of
this
week
from
pneumonia.
He
was
born
in
Oxbridee.
Ont..
In
lfifts
nnd
had
been
employed
on
government
and
320
volts
single
Phase
for
supporter
ot
outdoor
snorts
ngnung
and
220
volts
thrje
phase
The
funeral
took
place
on
Wed-J
.
.
...
.
lor
motors.
-
:
h.
-
h
ti
T.T
;
!
"aay
a
inoon
in
amimers
unflerj
"
"
-w
ouua
me
auspices
of
the
Native
Sons
or
a
substation
near
McClymont
Park'
Canada
of
.which
deceased
was
a
but
this
has
been
abandoned:
charter
member
at
Smithers.
Uidesfln
Whst
most
people
fll
fnifpettion
Ii
uiuilly
ezceia
acid
in
th
itomich.
The
food
bti
wured.
Th
initant
remedy
it
an
alkali
which
neutrallui
rld.
But
doa't
uj
crude
btlpa.
Use
what
your
doctor
would
adriie,
The
beat
iielp
It
Jhi)li(ia'
Milk
of
Migfteili.
For
the
60
yean
tince
itt
invention
it
ha
remained
ttandard
with
phyiieiani.
Toil
trill
find
nothing
elie
ao
quick
in
its
effect,
to
harmlcii,
o
Qicient.
Immediate
Relief!
One
taitelfti
ipoonfal
in
water
Btt
trslitet
mtny
timet
id
tolume
in
aelL
The
rrtulti
are
immediate,
with
no
bad
alter-effecti.
Once
you
learn
thia
fact,
you
will
never
deal
with
exceu
acid
ia
the
crude
wayt.
Go
learn
how
why
f
nisi
vnttlltAif
I-
mt.
r
r
tvrlou
mm
idaby
fe"
m:
ii
n
ii
i
BABY'S
OWN
SOAP
ACTIVITY
IN
MINES
OF
NORTH
Depressed
Price
Conditions
Little
Effect
t'port
Operations
of
Major
Companies
Edward
Hdnkltis
n
nveManf
.r
the
c
Fort
iUtfc
George
uru8c
district
uisinn
for
ior
several
several)
iBiiuuiiic!
anu
uumvikiun
uiuauciisLs
are
seiuom
lOUuj''
enough
to
be
heard
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
islarVnd
last
emPloyi'
Jy
thej
hardlv
evpr
plpnr
nf
hnH
nnioos
Amonn
.fnf,,
iT""3""
Limber
Co.
at
SnowshoeH
heard
clearly
but
Canada's
voice
is
silent
so
far
as
we
are
concerned.
What
is
needed
is
a
national
government
broadcast
from
really
powerful
and
modern
stations
so
that
the
whole
country
may
be
able
.
to
tune
in
and
so
that
the
voice
of
Canada
may
be
heard
to
the
Bouth
as
well
as
the
north.
Substation
For
Power
Company
at
Cow
Bay
Plant
The
plans
of
the
Northern
B.
C
Pqwer
Co.
are
to
utilize
the
old
power
station
at
Cow
:
Bay
for
a
subltatlftn
for
the
new
plarit,
the
power
coming
to
tllev
city
'alon
McBrlde
Street
in
66,000'
volts
and
stepping
down
to
the
desired
voltage.
For
power
plants
.such
as
thu
elevator
the
power
will
bi
be
used
BS
te&mlni
fnrpman
1nf
M.
n
last
Saturday
afternoon'
at
McBrlde
fhen
he
attempted
to
board
the
westbound
passenger
train
as
it
moved
out
of
the
statinn
fhM
grabbed
the
last
coach
but
one,
lost
rus
grip
and
fell
under
the
wheels
of
the
last
coach.
He
was
run
over
by
the
train.
An
Inauest
was
held
bv
Br.
M
Trefry.
coroner.
Prince
Oeorge;
and
it
was
found
fhat
the
fatality,
had
been
accidental,
no
blame
or,
responsibility
attaching
to
anyoheY
"
Giscome
Now
v.
Has
Institute
Women
Are
Organized
There
With
Twenty-Five
Members
and
Mrs.
Nichols
President
'
I
A
hrftnrh
nf
th
""iimia
Aiiobi"
i.
tute
has
been
organized
at
Ollcome
m
the
interior
with
an
ODenirie
roiiu
worit
ana
similar
occunationsit
.
kvik
in
the
interior.
He
was
an
ardent1mershlp
of
25-
ot"
re
as
.
.
President,
Mrs.
W.
K.
Nichols
Vice-President.
Miss
OrundaliA
'
Secretary,
Mrs.
Harvie.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Roberta,
'
Executive
Mrs.
Brown,
Hunter
and
Mrs.
Church.
Mrs.
New
Boats
Just
20
Years
Younger
Than
Old
Paii
It
Is
Just
twenty
years
ago
now
that
the
steamers
Prince
George
ahd'
Prince
"Hupert
weredrrnhelr
way
around
uapt
Horn
irony
Newr4r
.c&stleon-Tyno
to
take
up1sefv)cjf
u
"c
cuasi
ior
me
urand
Trunk
Pacific
Steamship
Services.
Now
these
new
steamers
for
the
com
pany
Prince
Henry,
Prince
David
and
Prince
Robert
are
ncaring
completion
at
Bitkenhead
and
will
isoon
be
on
their,
way
here.
The
.new
steamers
may
b
larger
and
.lie
.ur
to
get
the
genuine
PhllllrV
thn
lhe
W
b0t
Milk
of
tlsgncaia
pretcribed
by
pbyVi.
ithey
can
hardly
&
better
service
V
7
,"N"K
ut
ywyumt
man
nave
fW;ft,r
,M
,uU
dlr
lasWfSs
and
nupert
these
TiTfc
DAft?
NEWS
AUTHOR
OF
NOTE
DIES
William
John
Locke
Passes
Away
in
PariIU4
Minj
Occupation.
,
xndlVratelIany
Books
PARIS.
Xtflv'l
17
William
J.
Lock.
aed
C7.
tvirf!v
known
Bri
tish
novelist,
died
here
Thursday
night.
t
Jack
of
Ail
tmriM
find
mftstet
of
one
this
teas
Wnitaiii
John
Locke.
'mathematician,
school
teaeher.
ar
chitect
and,
At
last
a
novelist.
W.
J.
Lock"s
life
may
be
deno
ted
best
by
chroniclinz
it
according
1
14
his
various
occupations.
He
was
I
mathematician
sit
St.
John's
Col-
lese,
Cambridge,
where
he
was.
!
f
.
.
.
.
.
M
t
-
j
;rauuaiea
in
lOUi.
inougn
ne
was
bom
in
the
Barbadoes.
March
20,!
Have
i
.
QRl
tliai
enn
nf
Tnn
T
its
Ira
o
THn
V"W,
vV
SVli
Ul
XJllU
UUVt.
,
,
iut-
idad
banker,
much
of
his
early
schooling
was
In
England.
He
was,
however,
graduated
at
th?
Queen's
.
Deapite
decreased
nrlce
mndi.
Royal
College,
Trinidad,
in
1881.
Hons,
copper
output
has
been
main-
AiteT
'"dring
architecture,,
tained
and
even
exceeded
durtne
1
1
held
the
position
of
Secretary
.
1
Mi
.
.
.
....
tt
.
V.
a
n
T
..
T)4f.U
we
uru
quarter
oi
una
year
as
i
iwn.uc
opmpared
with
the
same
three
months
of
1929
by
the
Britannia
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
and
by
the
Qrnnby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Co..
savs
an
official
statement
which
has
been
issued
bv
iHon.
W.
A.
Mackenzie,
minister
of
mines
for
this
province.
Durinc
re
cent
weeks
there
has
been
a
slight
j
reaueuon
in
the
latter
company's
production
at
Anyox.
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
in
its
annual
report,
de
clares
its
intention
to
continue
development
on
the
Big
Missouri
and
the
department
has
received
no
ln
formation
that
It
is
to
abandon
work
on
the
George
Conner.
The
same
company
is
continuing
devel
opment
work
on
its
Emerald
group
oi
mineral
claims
on
Tahtsa
River
in
the
Sibola
section.
This
property
is
reported
to
be
looklnz
nromislntr
It
is
understood
that
both
Britannia
and
Oranby
also
are
continuing
tneir
exploratory
work.
RUN
OVER
BY
TRAIN
AND
IS
THUS
KILLED
of
British
Architects
from
1697
to
190?
.
He
was
elected
to
membership
in
the
ar-.
chitectural
societies
of
Holland,!
Spain,
Portugal
and
the
United
States.
,
.
j
Locke's
first
novel
appeared
in
1895
It
was
"ThS'Gate
of
Samaria."
'
He
wrote
more
than
30
novels.
Among
those
best
known
to
Amert-
j
can
readers
is
"The
Beloved
Vaga
bond."
other
later
popular
works
j
were
"The
Morals
of
Marcus
Or-1
deyne,"
"Stella
Maris,"
"The
Won-
i
derful
Year,-
"The
Rough
Road,";
"The
House
of
Baltosar."
and
"The
!
Mountebank."
!
'The
Beloved
Vagabond"
was
!
dramatized
and
produced,
at
His
turn
of
sentiment.
One
critic
said:
Majesty's
Theatre.
1908.
Other
plays
.
The
dnvtr.
gforee
behind
hts
stor-were
"Mr.
Cynic,"
"The
Lost
Le-1
,.
w...
...
Two
American
writers
had
con
w.u.mw.
siderable
influence
on
V
1
rvm'
and
tntn
nf
th
mrtttsv
human
UUVAbO
"
-
..I.IIIW,,
writings,
according
to
his
own
ad-
multitude."
mission.
They
were
Oliver
Wendell
,
Toward
the
end
of
his
life
the
Holmes
and
Henry
Wadsworth
novelist
lived
much
in
FranM
hi
Longfellow.
I
-
'
last
home
being
at
"Lea
Arcades"
in
Locke
has
been
described
as
a
i
Cannes.
He
was
a
member
popular
author
with
a
whimsical
number
of
literary
clubs.
.t
.
DOMINION
ROYAL
f.'
a,
.
Npt
one
in
a
thousand
ill
ever
puncture
Not
one
in
five
thousand
1
lil
blow
out
under
.
two
years
or
service
kJO
wonder
w
use
superlotfvei
'
In-
describing
Royal
Matters.
They
have
more
than
made
good.
Each
pasting
week
sees
them
win
new
laurels
sees
them
add
to
their
ever-growing
public
For
surer
traction,
quicker
braking,
easier
steering,
safety,
style
.
.
.
for
years
of
wear,
for
mileage
records
',
.
.
you
can
depend
on
the
Royal
Master,
the
greatest
tire
the
world
has
ever
known,
built
to
an
ideal
instead
of
(o
a
price.
Royol
Masters,
Dominion
Royals,
Endurance
""for
light
cars
and
Royol
Heovy
Service
fire
are
sold
by
Dominion
tire
Dealers,
conveniently
located
and
equipped
to
give
ttdded
mileage
through
fire
service
of
the
highest
quality.
D0MINI0
of
o
"Now
Baddy,
ymi
must
not
forgot
yojir
Views
of
Naas
Sctnic
Picture
of
Local
Interest
Is
Shown
at
Capital
Theatre
Interesting
views
of
aalmou
canning
operations
and
village
ecenes
around
the
mouth
nf
the1
MASTERS
v
Nerve
Food55
"Xo
IimIimmI
I
Sleep
Well
Now
2iiid
niti
Feeling
Fine55
SLEEPLESSNESS
is
a
persistent
symptom
when
the
nerves
get
rundown.
You
are
restless,
irritable
and
easily
fatigued
and
cannot
sleep
well
at
nights.
This
trouble
increases
as
thejrears
advance.
But
there
is
relief
by
the
uso
of
Dr.
Chase's
Nervo
Food.
It
does
not
produce
artificial
sleep
but
restores
and
builds
up
the
nervous
system
so
that
in
a
few
days
you
find
yourself
resting
and
sleeping
Women
everywhere,
know
and
praise
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food
as
the
greatest
of
restoratives
for
the
nerves.
But
Dr.
Chase's.
Nerve
Food
is
good
for
men
and
women
alike,
from
youth
to
old
age.
It
renews
the
strength,
energy
and
vitality
of
the
whole
human
system.
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Foot!
ooihea
the
tired,
excited
nmti,
reatorec
nervous
energy
and
maVea
you
feci
well
and
look
well
path?
with
the
sttus,
foHIea,
vanities
Naas.
River
are
being
shown
(ft
'
week-end
in
a
scenic
rfl
at
tin
IV
r,,l
Oepltal
Theatre.
Native
lite
at
Kin-
KlVer
III
rllm1
te
tuwd
and
then
u
(rtmlnlacent
scenes
of
ancient
tri
bal
customs,
such
;i.s
h?rte
dancing
and
medicine
man
curit
Ifp
dOttbt
some
of
the
natives
ot
tfie
flbM
win
be
recognizable
ti
tboae
faaillar
wltn
i:um
1
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In
the
Daily
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