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DAILY
EDITION
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.PULLEN
Managing-EdUo
?s
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
LET
US
-REFORM
THE
WORLD
Thousands
and
been
sdlaertnviih
th
I
idea
Plitol
experts
of
R.C.M.P.,
who
compete
In
national
rifle
and
pistol
matches
at
Camp
Perry.
Ohk.
Left
to
ir!ghU-Foreland,J
O'Connell,
Ford.
Mowat
and
Dollcy.
SIDEWALK
HIT
SNAG
Further
Delay
For
Third
Avenue
Project
Obviated
as
Result
of
.
Conference
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
uruish
t.m-
a
petition
presented
to
the
city
pire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
6.00
:
council
last
flight
by
Arthur
Brooks
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
..
7.50
bank
seriously
threatened
to
de-
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Nctbern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
lay
the
buticttng
at
a
new
sidewalk;
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3.00
on
the
south
side
of
Third
Avenue
i
Or
four
months
for
,
1.00
:
to
the
eat
of
the
present
sidewalk,
i
For
lesser
period,
paid
in
advance,
per
month"
....
.50
but
everything
was
smoothed
out
at
;
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
oi"0;a
ccuereocfl
flew
alex
m
lac
eve-Transient
advertising
on
front
page,
per
inch
2.80
ning.
Since
the
passage
of
the
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
16lcal
Impwwement
bylaw
provicHtur
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
23
for
the
ooartructlon
of
an
asphal-
TransJent
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1,401
tic
s$dvalk
on
the
street
in
quo.
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion
per
word
,
02;
!,
Mr.
Bwoksbar
had
decided
Contract
rates
on
application.
AdvertisinR
and
Circulation
Telephone
93
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
.86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
uiai,
in
view
oi
certain
use
to
wnicci
i
he
plans
putting
the
space
under!
the
sidewalk,
a
cemcut
sidewalk
I
with
retaining
wail
would
suit
hie
J
purpose
better
than
the
asphaltte
sidewalk.
Accordingly,
he
applied
'
!
iau
amn
to
one
cornea
lor
per-1
mission
to
withdraw
bis
naaa
from
;
the
bylaw
provMaoe
tor
liw
tph
tt
1
Sept.
16,
1930
tic
sidewalk
end,
laateia,
buM
Mm-;
!f
a
cstment
sidewalk
subject
to
0WD4W
amm&rnt
conecated
ta
the
,
pwpeeal
f
3lr-
BKMtafeank.
j
mifainna
of
crond
neonle
have
!J!Sfr
?
T
T
Cuff
jyffjr
JrYfW
mlf.
jMUWtugtmwia,
iat
they
M
a
miasion
to
reform
wtstetv
wgum
vmum
tt
res.
,
the
world
but
only
ajlezen
or
so
made
any
permanent
finding
of
the
M
bylaw
and
the
mark
on
it
Most
of
Mem
never
reformed
anything
except
intwwietten
ad
paaaage
a
a
m
themselves.
As
they
grew
older
they
discovered
that
the
one
,uwow
foundations
of
the
customs,
habits,
religions
and
thoughts
1
1
wrahipujoitttoit
of
the
world
lay
deeper
and
on
more
solid
ground
than
the
work
abouid
be
haw
up.
He
was
they
had
thought.
Even
Christianity
was
to
some
extent
lneKned
to
believe,
however,
that
grafted
on
the
religions
that
went
before
so
that
today
we
!
the
ihic
eHe
would
lend
have
"Sunday,"
the
day
set
apart
for
the
worship
of
the
ffStLS-
SU"',
.
'
...
.
.
.
.
,r
ther.
he
pointed
out
that
the
peti-
This
sun
worship
is
again
gaming
strength.
Many
peo-:
tion
in
support
of
Mr.
Brootabenk's
pie
on
Sunday
leave
everything
and
go
out
to
the
open
;
request
to
withdraw
from
the
as-f
ields,
the
sea
beaches,
the
parks,
the
various
places
where
pii"c
sidewalk
bylaw
was
not
suf-they
can
enjoy
the
sun
unhampered
by
the
walls
of
build-
flclent,y
"to1"1-
inrro
fVio
mnnVi5r.afin.lo
f
man
Tha
fnvnao
nf
nnf.ivn
'
Aid.
Ruddetham
Stated
that
SS
a
triumph
over
the
petty
efforts
them.
prom
the
sun
tpey,
cured
from
diseases
that
af
:
an
artistic
paint.
of
those
who
would
oppose
pp,,,
what
wtnted
ta.
health
and
Strength,
are
,
such
cases
as
this
but.
In
the
present
And'
are
adorned
by
it
with
Instance,
he
was
not
in
favor
of
:
granting
the
request.
What
guaran
The
genius
is
a
man
who
creates
new
ideas.
A
practical
man
is
one
who
evolves
the
idea
that
somebody
else
has
created.
RUPERT'S
INFERIORITY''
COMPLEX
There
is
a
prevalent
idea
in
Bpirie
.quarters
that
Prince
Rupert
cannot
compete
with
other
parts
of
the
world
;
that
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
as
clever
as
those
in
tee
was
there,
if
Mr.
Brooksbank's
request
were
met,
that
the
new
bylaw
providing
for
the
work
would
go
through?
He
was
not
in.
favor
of
rescinding
the
asphaltlc
sidewalk
bylaw
but,
instead,
would
'go
right
ahead
with
the
work
as
now
provided
for.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Mr.
Brooksbank's
requirements
could
be
met
with
the
asphaltlc
sidewalk.
Aid.
Colls
rt
saw
no
good
reason
why
all
the
rest
of
the
people
con
cerned
should
forego
their
sidewalk
for
the
sake
of
Mr.
Brooksbank.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
other
places
and
that
everything
f
oreijm
is
better
than
that
!
Rudderham
City
Engineer
F.
N.
produced
right
here.
This
is
a
totally
wrong
idea.
Prince
!oood
expressed
the
opinion
that
an
Hupert
can
hold
her
own
anywhere
in
the
world.
To
quote
an
instance:
Recently
the
Daily
News
sent
out
a
circular
letter
in
connection
with
its
business.
One
of
these
went
to
a
man
in
New
York
who
on
receiving
it
wrote
at
once:
"The
story
which
you
have
presented
anent
the
Daily
News
and
Prince
Rupert
in
text,
in
typography,
prees
work
and
the
stock
upon
which
it
is
printed
is
splendid
and
tells
in
a
gripping
way
facts
of
interest."
The
letter
was
written
locally,
printed
locally
and
dealt
with
local
affairs,
yet
U
gets
the
unstinted
commendation
of
a
man
of
affairs
wno
is
closely
connected
with
newspapers
in
New
York
City.
'Surely
that
should
bo
sufficient
to
indicate
that
PrinceRupert
workmen
in
Prince
Rupert
shops
can
compeic
in
quality
and
excellence
of
workmanship
with
anyone
in
the
world.
Many
of
our
best
intentions
were
written
in
invisible
ink
and
never
developed
so
that
the
world
never
knew
that
we
had
them.
asphaltlc
sidewalk
would
not
interfere
with
Mr.
Brooksbank's
plans.
It
was
moved
by
Aid.
Rudderham
and
Aid.
Black
-that
the
Brooksbank
petition
be
not
entertained.
Aid.
Limey
and
Aid.
Brown
moved
an
amendment
that
the
city
engineer
confer
with
Mr.
Brooksbank
with
a
view
to
arriving
at
some
arrange
ment.
Aid.
PuUen
explained
how
he
had
come
to
sign
Mr.
Brooksbank's
pe
tition.
He
had
done
so
ueuevlng
thai
the
rest
of
the
work
would
not
be
endangered
by
meeting
with
Mr.
Brooksbank's
wishes.
lie
certainly
would
hate
to
see
the
other
work
held
up.
It
waa
suggested
that
Mr.
Brooksbank
be
called
to
the
meeting
to
talk
the
matter
over
with
the
council
but
It
turned
out
that
he
was
not
available.
Aid.
Black
was
In
favor
of
getting
the
work
done
and,
furthermore,
he
thought
it
would
be
better
to
have
It
uniform
not
a
patch
of
concrete
here
and
a
patch
of
asphalt
there.
On
a
vote
of
four
to
three,
the
amendment
was
passed
after
some
further
discussion.
It
Is.
felt
that
Mr.
Brooksbank
will
fall
In
line
and
accept
the
asphaltlc
sidewalk
since,
if
he
fails
to
do
so,
resultant
formalities
will
prevent
the
work
from
being
proceeded
with
this
year
and
Perfect
dyeing
so
easily
done!
DIAMOND
DYES
contain
the
highest
Quality
anilines
money
can
I
buy!
That's
why
they
give
such
true,
l
bright,
new
colors
to
dresss,
drapes,
lingerie.
I
The
anilines
In
Diamond
Dyes
make
I
them
so
easy
to
use.
No
spotting
or
streaking.
Just
clear,
even
colors,
:
that
hold
through
wear
and
washing.
Diamond
Dyes
never
give
things
i
that
re-dyed
look.
They
are
just
16c
at
all
dealers.
When
perfect
dye.
'
Inv
mata
no
mnn
ii
ta
eav
whs
experiment
with
makeshifts!
DiamondoDyes'
Highest
Quality
for
50
Years
provided.
TH
DAILY
NKVvS
Tuesday,
Septe
moer
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY,
and
FRIDAY
SEAT
SALE
Onne's
Limited,
Druggists
tip
Miss
Mickey
Lawlor
may
endanger
the
whole
new
sidewalk
project.
Later
Mr.
Brooksbank
met
the
council
and
after
some
discussion,
agreed
to
proceedings
as
at
present
INSPECTION
OF
BRIGADE
Prince
Itupert
Included
In
C.
N.
U.
For
teffk
iency
Tests
WINNIPEG!.
Sept.
16:
Final
tests
if
efficiency
of
fire
prevention
nethods
at
the
Canadian
National
shops
In
the
Winnipeg
district
were
made
yesterday
when
V.
Mewman.
assistant
wpervlfier
of
fire
pfeven-lon
inspected
the
Tranacona
shops
brigade
In
a
speed
competition.
The
"tot
Rouge
team
was
inspected
a
:ew
days
ago
whe
na
similar
com
petition
was
arranged.
The
time
made
by
the
brigades'
in
the
test
of
unreeling
and
coup-1
ling
up
a
line
of
hose
one
hundred
;
yards
from
the
fire
hydrant
and
!
irlnglng
water
to
play
on
a
given
joint
Is
reserved
until
the
competi-1
inn
rt
t
amta
n
t
ntUm
nAlwb
I.
.
V...
I
region
by
Mr.
Newman.
Fire
brigades
at
both
Trarucona
and
Fort
Rouse
are
composed
of
volunteers
From
all
sections
of
the
shops.
The
Tranacona
team
was
organised
and
'.rained
by
W.
Tuller,
and
the
Fort
Roupe
team
by
A.
Campbell.
Other
points
where
inspection
will
be
made
by
Mr.
Nowman
this
month
ire
Edmonton.
Dauphin,
Kjunloops,
Neebing,
Prince
ittfpqrt.
Tort
Mann
hop8
at
Vancouver,
Sioux
Lookout,
Port
Arthur,
Edon"tlnd
Nuttna
shops
at
Saskatoon.
The
city
council,
at
its
sitting
last
night,
finally
.
econsidered
and
adopted
losal
Improvement
bylaws
providing
for
the
construe
-Hon
of
a
new
sewer
on
the
lane
between
First
and
Second
Avenues
from
Eighth
to
Ninth
Street!
and
an
asphaltlc
sidewalk
on
the
rforth
side
of
Second
Avenue
from
Sixth
to
Seventh
Street's?
"
'
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Rupert
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of
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Quaker
Puffed
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EARTS'-'
SEAT
SCALE
Adults
$1.60
Children
,i
N'o
Mtra
charge
for
rrttrvation
CURTAIN
AT
8:1$
P.M.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
Astonishing
Guns
Shoot
Food
to
Eat
Wheat
and
rice
grains
given
their
most
nutritious
form
HERE
are
wheat
inJ
rice
grains
shot
from
guns
!
To
give
thrm
a
new
dclkiousnc!
.
,
t
more
perfect
digestibility.
First
the
choice,
plump
grains
ire
scaled
in
gunt
Tlicn
revolved
in
fiery
ovens.
Then
fired.
This
causes
12)
million
explosions
in
every
gram.
It
pjastj
opci
every
tiny
food
cell.
Thus
cxrj
particle
of
the
grain
is
made
as
completely
digestible
as
though
it
had
heen
cooked
for
hours.
And
so
Puffed
2heat
and
Puffed
Rkc
attain
the
virtual
nouriihment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
And
what
new
fUvoriness
.
.
.
what
delicious,
crisp
crunchiness
.
.
.
this
wonderful
invention
brings
to
wheat
and
rice.
Tlie
grains
ire
puffed
to
B
times
normal
size.
They
taste
like
sweet
new
nutmcats.
They
entice
as
grain
foods
never
have
before.
.
$crve
Puffed
Wheat
ind
PuffcU
Rice
every
day
in
every
way
you
can.
Your
family
deserves
this
finer
kind
of
nourislimcnt.
Your
grocer
h
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Wheat
snd
Puffed
Rice.
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