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02
Friday,
Sept
19,
1930
PRINCE
Rl'ERT
FINANCES
Readers
of
the
Vancouver
Star
might
not
recognize
a
reference
to
Prince
Rupert
finances
in
a
recent
editorial
article.
The
paper
is
telling
of
the
sound
investments
of
municpal
bonds
and
tells
of
the
sinking
funds
provided
to
secure
them.
One
municipality,
it
savs.
has
as
hitrh
as
5224,000
sinking
fund
surplus.
The
article
does
not
men-
uon
wnicn
municipality
it
is
but
lor
the
information
of
local
readers
we
may
mention
that
it
is
Prince
Rupert
This
municipality
stands
at
the
head
of
all
others
in
the
amount
of
its
sinking
fund
a
fact
that
should
be
particularly
interesting
to
those
who
are
often
talking
blue
rain.
BRING
ON
THE
TRIAL
It
is
semi-
officially
announced
thatlhe
trial
of
the
local
election
cases
is
to
take
place
before
$
jnry
and
not
before
a
judge
as
requested
by
the
defendaniPP&ttiorney
General
Pooley,
it
is
understood,
is
suggestingJhat
he
may
insist
on
a
jury
trial.
We
take
strong
issue
with
the
attorney
general
in
this
matter.
The
average
juryman
is
swayed
by
political
emotions
and
has
not
learned
to
look
at
a
case
judicially
In
other
words,
he
would
not
donsider
a
case
on
its
merits
so
much
as
from
his
own
political
point
of
view.
A
judge
would
be
different.
He
has
been
trained
to
decide
a
cage
according
to
the
strict
legal
aspect
and
does
not
worry
about
party
politics.
'
If
the
attorney
general
had
been
ijji&ding
the
men
to
take
a
jury
trial,
why
not
have
brought
them
before
the
assizes
which
have
nrat
concluded.
These
assizes
have
been
hurried
through
and
the
judge
is
away
and
now,
if
the
election
cases
are
to
be
tried
before
a
jury
they
will
have
to
wait
until
next
spring
or
early
summer
and
in
the
meantime
the
men
who
have
been
sent
for
trial
will
be
under
the
shadow
for
many
months.
It
is
not
pleasant
to
be
out
on
bail,
even
on
your
own
recognizance.
The
correct
thing
under
the
circumstances
is
for
tho
attorney
general
to
send
a
judge
here
to
take
the
case
and
get
nd
of
it.
He
has
the
choice
of
judges
and
that
should
be
sufficient
advantage.
If
the
cases
are
put
off
for
a
year,
it
would
look
as
if
the
cases
were
considered
very
weak,
for
by
that
time
Mr.
Hanson
will
have
attended
two
sessions
of
the
Dominion
Parliament
ae
member
for
the
riding.
.
;
KA1EN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
and
Buick
Automobiles.
Good
Used
Cars
Boat
Engines
Goodyear
Tiros
Raybestos
Brake
Linings
Expert
Mechanics
Telephene
52
Reliable
WrcckInfJ
"Rupert
Brand"
.fCipi
3ers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD.
Smoked
Daily
by
,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'RINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Hospiial
Coal
Has
'V
&
Evitt
Get
Contract-Committe
Presents
Its
Monthly
Report
Reporting
for
the
house
of
which
he
is
chairman.
Aid
W.
M.
Brown
announced
at
last
night's
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
that
tenders
from
Philpott
&
Evitt.
being
the
lowest,
had
been
accepted
for
the
supply
of
Vancouver
Island
coal
to
the
hospital.
Pailpot
4:
Hvitt's
prices
were:
washed
nut,
$1055;
mine
run,
$10.-95;
slack,
$7.50;
double
screened
Y
xmB
Daily
ImEVvS
t
'lump,
$12.4.
Tenders
had
been
invited
from
all
other
cool
dealers
XT
n
r
1
-mtnectty
lOW
OPPIl
ISmPrPfl
The
new
automatic
coal
feeding
rhUpott
House
i
machine
was
in
process
of
Installa
tion
newt
and
would
soon
be
in
op
eration,
it
was
expected,
It
had
been
found
necessary
lo
renew
tn;
stove
pipe
of
the
heating
furnace
The
dosttassc
water
boiler
wa
in
bad
shape
and
the
committer
recommended
the
installation
of
a
new
one
Immediately.
The
committee
also
recommead-
ed
the
purchase
at
a
cost
of
$15
of
a
Wrtatey
directory
for
the
use
hbt
the
secretary.
The
report
was
adopted.
Inspector
James
M.
Tupper,
R.C.
MP,
returned
to
the
city
on
tola
y's
train
from
a
brief
trip
lo
Ha-
zelton
on
official
duties.
LOW
first
cost
Is
just
one
advantage
of
Inlying
a
Forth
Of
even
greater
importance
is
the
saving
in
the
cost
of
operation
ami
upkeep.
As
the
months
ami
years
roll
by,
this
saving
will
total
many
dollars.
The
economy
of
the
Ford
is
due
to
its
simplicity
of
design,
high
quality
of
materials,
and
accuracy
in
manufacturing.
Every
part
has
hecn
made
In
serve
you
faithfully
and
well,
under
all
sorts
of
conditions,
for
many
thousands
of
miles.
Fonl
owners
everywhere
will
tell
you
of
the
economy
and
reliability
of
the
new
Ford.
Following
is
an
excerpt
from
n
letter
written
hy
a
salesman
who
travels
long
distances
daily
hy
automohilet
"I
purchased
a
Model
A
Ford
Coupe
May
8,
1928,
nnd
have
run
It
73,088
miles.
After
I
had
driven
it
-1-1,100
miles,
I
spent
815
in
repairs
and
at
61,000
miles
had
an
additional
amount
of
work
done
costing
$23."
Another
Ford
owner
tells
of
traveling
21,000
miles
in
a
year,
"and
the
only
parts
expense
was
73c
for
a
shock
uhsorher
link
and
50c
"TiiKCA-NAOUCAn"
Rangers
Are
Organizing
Xcw
Body
in
Connection.
With
Local
Girl
Guides
Is
Heine
Formed
A
meeting
was
held
last
evening
n
Rupert
Hhst
United
Church
for
the
Durpose
of
organtstoK
a
Ran
ters'
comnaity
in
connection
with
1
the
local
Olrl
Guides
for
-girls
and-,
women
overthe
age
of
18.
Although
-epresontative,
the
gathering
was!
not
a
large
one
so
it
was
decided
to
iefer
election
of
officers
and
other:
business
until
next
Tharsday.
Mrs.
C.
B.
Motto
was,
however,
chosen,
to
i
captain
in
charge1
for
a
new
rubber
for
the
windshield
wiper."
A
drivc-il-yourself
firm
op'eruting
thirty
one
Fords
is
enthusiastic
about
their
performance.
They
write
"We
have
found
the
Model
A
Ford
more
economical
to
operate
and
the
depreciation
less.
We
do
not
hesitate
to
say
tliat
the
new
Ford
is
worth
at
least
$300
over
any
other
type
of
car
in
its
price
field."
A
total
of
39,721
miles
is
reported
hy
a
Fonl
owner
on
1103
gallons
of
gasoline.
Another
Fonl
owner
describes
a
13,000-mile
crosa-eountry
trip
nnd
says
the
car
was
"extremely
economical
to
operate,
comfortable
and
speedy."
Large
industrial
companies
which
keep
careful
cost
records
are
buying
more
and
more
Fonl
cars
every
year
because
of
their
proved
economy
of
operation,
and
upkeep.
Their
experience
Is
a
dependable
guide
for
you
in
the
purchase
of
an
automobile.
llccausc
of
the
value
that
is
built
into
it,
the
new
Fonl
Is
outselling
ctcry
other
automobile
in
Canada
by
a
largo
and
increasing
margin.
grtday,
8eptec.be,
Salada
Orange
Pekoe
has
by
Sar
the
finest
flavour
ou
save
m
many
ways
'
THE
NltW
roii
II
lOWJi
SBUA.V
TKA
'Fresh
rom
the
gardens'
Sergeant
T.
Van
Dyke,
district
jfflcia.i
businmu
...m
game
warden,
with
headquarters
return
to
the
interior
t.an
Trw
In
Prince
George,
arrived
in
the
city
on
todays
train.
He
is
here
on
"Kwrewjw
merenanrj
adTertl
i
when
yom
buy
a
FORB
In
some
sections,
between
50,
and
70
of
all
cars
sold
are
Model
A
Fords.
See
the
nearest
dealer
and
have
him
give
you
a
demonstration
ride
in
the
new
Font.
You
will
be
particularly
pleased
with
its
easy-riding
comfort,
ease
of
control,
alert
speed
and
acceleration,
nnd
the
safety
of
its
fully
enclosed
four-wheel
brakes.
In
addition,
every
new
Fonl
brings
you
the
added
protection
of
a
shatterle)S
windshield
an
important
safety
factor
in
these
days
of
heavy
trnffic.
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F
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n
v
it
i
ens
Thrre
It
a
Fori
tor
for
utery
ntrd
mi
purpate.
You
harr
your
thoUt
of
a
variety
of
totori
In
rveh
boif
type.,
Tlf
Fori
dealer
mill
gladly
Jemonttrif
thti
tar
oter
any
road
you
trhh.-i
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$720
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Cstplolrl
$750
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