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7.5d4
(Says
Prince
Rupert
Continue
to
Progress
Steadily
Along
Path
of
Prosperity
will
rise
tomorrow.
This
is
th
bright
side
of
the
picture
prite
there.
The
city
is
the
terminus
and
in
the
meantime
Prince
Rupert
has
an
excellent
power
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
supply
with
no
danger
of
a
present
shortage.
Under
these
and
u
the
nearest
point
in
British
...u..
u
ia
.
1
4:::
Columbia
to
the
Orient.
It
is
the
tuwuiuuiia
wiiy
anuuiu
xv
nut
ue
ujuuiusuc.
Hoist
Ship
Through
Window
When
tt
was
derided
to
exhibit
lo
a
Lontloa
department
store
for
b
f'liruitma
season,
the
hUtoi
c
bait-ton
water
-Una
mode)
of
the
''iimirtian
Tariric
ui
i
-iiinT
"Uiupi'fks
of
Britain"
which
had
been
featured
a
few
weeks
jireviousljr
In
tbe
Urd
Mayors
Show,
It
was
found
neoMMrr
to
Jlft
the
modl
about
thirty
(eet
In
tbe
atr
so
that
Hs
greq
Im
mljlrt
be
safeir
admitted
to
the
department
store
by
an
upper
window.
The
photographer
has
aufht
the
scene
just
as
the
moiH
!
MUrlng
tbe
window.
Trtffto
was
blocked
tor
an
hour
during
the
hoisting
of
the
model,
which
was
carried
out
with
complete
suoceti
the
first
of
a
series,
wiHMts)ffde-!
velop
32,000
horsepower.
"The
Daily
News
publishes
some
facts
about
Prince
Rupert
which
show
that
the
company
is
Justified
in
establishing
its
electrical
enter-
centre
of
the
Pacific
halibut
and
'salmon
fishing
business,
and
also
of
'extensive
mining
and
lumbering
j
operations.
The
harbor
is
a
fine
one,
'
open
all
the
year
round,
and
boasts
the
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant
'
tn
the
world.
There
if
a
modern
dry-dock
and
shipbuilding
plant
and
the
grain
elevator
has
a
capacity
of
1.260,000
bushels.
In
the
neighborhood
are
twenty
salmon
canneries,
several
wholesale
houses,
export
fish
houses,
retail
shops,
railway
shops,
fine
modern
retail
stores,
abattoir,
mills,
etc.
The
city
has
good
hotels
and
restaurants,
a
high
school
with
first-yea"r
university
classes,
four
public
schools,
seven
churches,
clubs
and
other
social
institutions.
Premier
Tolmle,
ln
a
message
of
!
Father
Charles
Webb,
O.M.T.!
'parish
priest
here
for
the
Roman
!
Catholic
Church,
sailed
last
even-j
ing
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
WQOfltilnc
May
Join
Up
With
Premier
Extension
On
ilver
Kin?
Business
Itig
Demand
:
ifpr
Telkwa
Coal
Given
alnSsflii'e'e
years'
additional
time
to
fully
explore
the
ground,
Woodbine
Gold
Mining
Co.
has
renewed
an
agreement
with
Charles
H,
Lake
for
the
property
acquired
from
Mr.
Lake
and
associates
and
is
now
entering
upon
a
deal
which,
it
is
said,
may
result
in
the
consolidation
of
Fremier
extension
witn
vvooanme.
imswasannounceu
uy
iransient
aaverus
nff
on
irom
page,
per
ncn
....wf6YJ
As
ft.
lt
of
the
recently
pub.
.
M
G
:
manadntr
director
of
the
Wootlbjne,
before
j
'2l)
u
Mtuuire,
jjwiutwijfc,
uuenvj
wc
ir
vuwmf,
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per.line
.btfjsift$'1--
iiehPd
ni'mhpr
of
Hip
Prinre
nmver
transient
display
adverting,
perJnciperlra!
wo
rlrt
?ri
onS
he
left
the
coast
a
few
days
agp
to
conclude
negotiations
in
Classified
advertising,'
pet
Insertion,
per
word
02
Gazette
has
written
a
lengthy
edl-
,
Or
four
months
for
,
,..
1
-00
.
torial
article
about
the
port
under
tar
lesser
penou.
pam
n
aavance,
per
monm
..........
ou!the
heading
"Power
for
Prince
Ru-
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
Daid
in
advance
$5.00
Contract
rale
oc
application.
'
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
,..,,,.86
Member
of
Audit
nureau
of
Circulations
x3aily
edition
Saturday,
Jan.
THIS
IS
THE
REASON
pert"'
as
follows:
"Prince
Rupert,
which
received
Its
name
little
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
century
ago,
and
which
was
Incorporated
as
a
city
in
1910.
has
for
the
east
with
Premier
Extension
interests.
The
renewal
of
it
h"
Lake
agreement
was
in
accor-
'
,
.
dance
with
the
wishes
of
eastern
-
TAlKV
flM
v-
,
interests
associated
with
Woodbine
POLITICS
mally
opened
a
new
hydro-electric
.
power
plant,
In
whieh
the
citizens
By-Elceiions
In
British
Columbia
are
taking
great
pride.
The
Daily
:
Are
Discussed
Uv
Van-
1
News
of
that
city
on
the
Pacific
couver
Province
which
northern
and
i
Coast,
serves
-.
t
17,
1931.
central
British
Columbia,
has
is-
In
British
Columbia,
at
this
sea-
sued
a
special
power
number,
which
son,
wntn
thelasj
of
,
the
turkey
hpj
describes
in
detail
the
big
under-
gone
irito'hCthere
cam,ei.a
touei
taking,
ipstituted
at
a
cost
of
S2
0f
nolltios
in
the
air.
savs
the
Van-
000,000.
The
company
concerned
Is
C0UVer
Province,
editorially.
It
Is
pne
beeh
built
at
Falls
River.
In
the
second
place,
even
if
the
serted.
Electric
power
is
being
gen-
but
Ood
bleM
our
souia
a
planthadbeenbuiltbythecity.it
WOUld
have
had
no
finan-erated
at
Palls
River,
brought
to
j
Eoclal
beverage
.Also,
there
are
racial
backers
to
make
it
a
paying
proposition.
Money
for
,
the
c"y
bv
ble
a
da!tancen0.f
t0Ty
mors
that
Hon.
Finance
Minister
building
would
have
been
borrowed
at
about
six
per
cent
"rPi
Tow
and
dis-'i
'
urTey,"81
lrz
V.
means
01
steel
towers,
ana
so
so
pis-:hag
his
to
drastic
j
i.v
1
1
v.
1
1
i
i.i
i.v
t
;
'
nude
up
mind
and
the
would
have
less
than
three
cent
paid
income
per
trlbuted
to
the
consumers,
m
ac-1
pnW
S.0nomi.
and
that
he
may
on
the
outlay.
The
city
would
have
had
to
pay
annually
the
cordance
with
its
contract,
the
com-
even
prop0se
dose
for
us
which
other
three
per
cent
OUt
of
general
revenue,
which
WOUld
Pany
has
commenced
to
erect
or-
aie
ound
be
unpleasant
for
a
have
been
a
veiT
considerable
burden.
namental
street
lighting
standards,
most
verytjdy
but
Mr.
Pattullo,
J
.
which
will
be
picturesque
as
well
as
wn,
Tf9ttas
unpleasantnew
as
tle
serviceable.
The
power
dam
is
of
LnjeI
characteristic
of
any
rascally
THE
BRIGHT
SIDE
The
bright
side
of
the
present
situation
is
tliis.
The
men
;
sona
concrete,
aesignea
as
a
gravity
Tory
government.
I
section,
flood
discharge
being
pro-j
For
tne
moment
the
by-election
!
vided
for
by
a
spillway
187
feet
long
I
are
the.jhlngvFprt
Qeorge
is
in
the
land
two
sluice-gates,
each
20
by
20
j
throes
of.
it
.UraalDoHeeVvatire
and
reet.
Tne
nenstocK
us
a
nveuea
who
have
their
money
in
Prince
Rupert
are
men
with
vis-i$teei
pipe
six
feet
in
diameter
and
ion
who
see
a
great
future
for
the
city
apd
port.
They
rea-
765
feet
long.
The
powerhouse
is
a
Jize
that
while
they
must
take
a
loss
today
they
will
be
able
'reinforced
concrete
structure,
the
to
turn
it
.into
profit
before
very
long
To
this
end
they
will
J
J
work
and
while
we
in
Prince
Rupert
are
quietly
reposing
iwater
level
This
Fails
River
slant
Muu
nupmg,
uiey
win
ue
wurmiiK
10
vriiig
auuui
uie
touui-
tion
on
which
their
future
profits
depend.
Profits
may
be
terrible,
as
our
friends
the
socialists
sug-
est,
but
they
will
help
us.
The
vision
of
future
profits
will
ring
about
activity
here
as
sure
as
the
fact
that
the
sun
an
Independent
campaigning
in
the
wild
north
country
just
south
of
"Sixty,"
And
with
Mr.
Pattullo
washing
his
hands
of
the
whole
bustneM.
His
self-denying
abstention,
as
we
understand
it
is
taken
on
the
high
eround
that,
(a)
January
is
no
time
to
held
elections
in
those
parts,
and
that
(b)
the
by-election
was
sprung,
ln
the
most
unscrupulous
Tory
manner,
while
he
was
on
his
vacation
back
east.
But
Mr.
Pattullo
will
make
no
self-denying
ordinance
in
The
Islands.
Col.
Cy
Peck,
now
serving
in
his
new
job
as
a
member
of
the
soldiers'
pensions
appeal
tribunal,
is
giving
up
his
old
constituency,
and
a
three-cornered
fight
Is
threatened,
and
Mr.
Pattullo
seee
the
light
of
a
great
hope
to
reoern
the
memory
of
North
Vancouver,
where
the
wrong-headed
electorate
voted
for
the
wretched
;overnment,
and
to
forget
the
out
rage
of
fort
George,
where
the
Grand
Old
Party
sternly
washed
its
handsi
"
Thrte
adventures
and
excursions
will
pleasantly
occupy
our
political
minds
for
th
next
three
or
four
weeks,
fc-nd
then,
when
the
Ides
of
February
are
come,
we
shall
have
the
session,
and
the
full
rigor
of
the
annual
game
at
Victoria.
We
have
not
yet
been
told
that
lt
is
going
to
be
a
short
session,
but
that
forecast
is
bound
to
come,
and
is
just
as
congratulation,
expressed
the
be-
bound
bc
fablfled
by
event.
lief
that
the
power
plant
would
have
,
ht
wU,
a
far-reaching
effect
on
the
Indus-
ft
statesmanship
of
British
ma
development
of
he
city
and
Cohimblfti
to
accoralng
a
prMerit
territory,
and
said
that
the
develop-
and
one
of
them
will
be
mcnt
indicated
a
very
high
confl-1
dence
in
Prince
Rupert
as
a
gate-1
'
way
to
the
great
northern
area
of
;
British
Columbia.
Mayor
Orme,
who
I
had
the
honpr
of
turning
on
the
j
power,
expressed
similar
sentiments,
and
the
Daily
News
pointed
out
that
mm
of
wealth
and
Influence
now
recognize
Prince
Rupert
as
an
Important
point
with
a
great
future
Altogether,
the
big
power
event
brought
forth
evidences
of
pride
and
faith
in
the
community
and
its
future.
The
advances
in
a
quarter
of
a
century
from
a
wilderness
post
to
a
prominent
trading
centre
is
a
record
worth
noting,
especially
at
the
present
time.
Like
the
rest
of
Canada,
Prince
Rupert
will
continue
to
progress
steadily
along
the
path
of
prosperity.
The
enterprise
and
industry
of
its
citizens
are
assurance
of
that."
which
are
now
prepared
to
proceed
,
with
the
Premier
Extension
consolidation.
The
Extension
deal
would
give
the
Woodbine
all
the
ground
between
the
Indian
and
the
Premier,
sweeping
from
the
Big
Missouri
ridge
southward,
following,
(he
ore
zone
that
has
made
Premier
j
famous.
I
g.
f.
Mesener
left
Smlthers
this
week
(or
Vancouver
on
business
In
1
aonntftlon
with
the
Silver
King;
.nine
In
the
Bablnes.
While
in
Van-
.
:the
Northern
British
Colwmbl
?ulr
also
make
arrange-
ivu
4.
ii
4.11
,v
ii
4.u
u
of
ouown
looal
signs
of
the
New
utllltV
the
City
had
and
where
are
the
promised
industries?
prepared
to
supply
apy
amount
of
infaHib3.
News
frm
the
provinolal
'nf
&
Lorraine
Mining
Co.
This
is
what
we
have
heard
recently
from
several
local
power
up
to
100,000
horsepower,
it
is
capita?
trie
days
u
fun
pf
political
.
.
,
people.
declared
that
the
plant
is
capable
intimation
and
conjecture.
Colonel
There
W
been
ft
demand
for
coal
Imnwpr
thrtP
whn
do
nnt
immpdiate
Qt
Providing
sufficient
power
not
Qy
fecc,
.
y.o.,
is
regning
ln
ThBPQ)Wl
to
tte
wpply
and
the
bunkers
in
answer,
w
wp
e
Aiifro-est
suggest
tnose
u
no
no
not
see
?pp
immediate
on
,
and
dlstrict
as
to
wrg
?
h
at
the
Telk
mlne
have
been
kept
results
exercise
a
little
patience.
Rome
was
not
built
ill
a
are
today
but
has
roUrCe8
calcu-
there'
There
by-election
cam-
emPty
bv
"Wial
trucks
making
and
it
will
take
to
build
Prince
We
tne
naul
from
the
mlne
to
Sm'th-
day
years
Rupert.
are
uted
to
meet
the
needs
of
Prince
palgn
on
ln
Fort
0eorge;
and
Mr
lUSt
as
satisfied
as
ever
that
the
city
did
the
right
thing
Rupert
when
It
has
attained
the
pattpllo'8
Grand
Old
Party
of
the
ers-
Shipments
to
ouWde
poJnU
in
disposing
of
its
power
plant.
In
the
firs
would
have
found
it
difficult
if
not
impossible
t
place
the
City
,nity
oi
a
targe
manuiaciunng
oppostmn
has
washed
1U
hands
of
.
""XT
tn
rnisP
twn
txv
ana
a
eaP0IX
"aaing
wun
an
it
Tnere
u
a
terrible
storm
brewing
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IWUlllAAO
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Hie
,
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m
H
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HTlf
Hr
1
1,
in
nftfKlV
.
r
minion
dollars
lor
a
new
plant
sucn
as
tne
one
tnat
nas
no
Umlt
t0
the
possibilities,
it
is
as-,
hlntfv,
wl'
f,ow
thP
wisiature
get
a
surplus,
'Moose
Whist
Drive
i
and
Dance
Success
Some
ISO
Persons
in
Attendance
at
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
Last
Night
The
whist
drive
and
dance
hel$L
last
night
by
the
Moose
Lodge
proved
a
very
enjoyable
affair.
About
150
persons
were
in
atten
dance
during
the
evening.
Prize-winn.ers
at
whist
were
Ladies'
first.
Miss
M.
pent;
second,
Mrs.
E.
J.
Urge;
third.
Mrs.
Ceflj
Rose;
men's
first.
Godfrey
Brohuj
second.
C.
R.
BIggart
and
Percy
Smith.
After
cards,
delicious
refresh
menu
were
served
with
P.
O.
Pe
'"rrwi
and
Abe
King
in
charga,
Dancing
then
followed
until
the
early
hours
of
the
morning,
sp)en
did
music
bejng
furnished
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
W.
B.
McCallum
was
master
of
"ercmonles
for
whist
and
O
tills
Ro
yer
for
the
dance.
J.
M.
Mtrrlson,
presided
at
the
door
apd
Ifans
Langholm
was
in
charge
of
a
c)ock
checking
room.
The
eommWec.
consisted
of
Andrew
McPonald,
Peter
Peterson.
N.
8.
K.
Brewftfl
and
V.
E
Peterson.
Finance
and
the
other
will
be
Beer,
Probably,
as
is
the
way
of
leglsla
tive
sessions,
other
burning
oue
tlons
will
arise,
and
other
crises
will
powerfully
engage
our
emotions;
but
certainly
it
looks
now
like
high
times
about
Finance
and
about
Beer.
Hon.
Finance
Minister
Jones,
under
the
stern
eye
of
Mr.
Pattullo,
will
explain
if
lt
is
explicable
to
mortal
legislators
the
virtues
of
financial
retrenchment
and
reform.
And
the
government,
locked
in
deadly
combat
with
the
brewors,
will
take
a
strong
line
on
Beer.
Altogether,
that
is
to
say,
politics
as
usual
in
the
glad
New
Yearl
All
m.!
!
yacht-
Onlka
hitting
wa
er
at
Wilmington,
Dela
after
being
christened
by
Misses
Mar
ucrlte
and
Adele
Calais
of
N
Y.
ISLAND
COAL'
Saturday,
Janu4M
1
ty;
THE
"BEAUTY"
THAT
MIGHT
HAVE
BEEN!
Congratulated
For
Having
Undervest
TORONTO.
Jan
17
One
of
the
city's
leading
doctors,
examining
a
girl
for
symptoms
of
bronchitis,
was
heard
to
say
tn
joyful
tones.
You've
got
an
undervest
on1
young
woman.
I
congratulate
you!
You're
the
first
sick
woman
I've
Nothing
is
sadder
than
a
girl
who
just
misses
being
beautiful,
Often
the
reason
is
simple--u,u
pi(
.
elimination.
.
The
poisons
from
constipat
ion
often
causa
pimples,
sallow
sk:n,
dull
even
headaches
and
ev
n
serious
disease.
But
every
girl
can
banish
tVn
evils'
of
constipation
by
vain
Helloes
All-IIiun
retrulaiiy.
Its
bulk
sweeps
the
system
i
li
a
.
Two
tablpoonfuli
daily
ar
a
wonderful
health
prescript
u
.
Try
it
with
milk.
Add
fruit
,r
honey.
Delicious
when
comliin'
d
with
canned
peaches.
All-Bran
is
non-fattenlni;.
Ask
for
Kellogg's
the
orif.
inal
All-Bran.
In
the
ml.
atid-green
package.
Made
1
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
All-Bran
seen
this
winter
who
adr:.:
worn
such
a
thing.
That
get
'em.
you
seel
"Another
thing
I
notin
d
patients'
conversation
an.u
the
other
day.
Two
wona-i
penfd
to
mention
'pettie
r
the
daughter
of
one,
a
t
.
said:
'What
Is
a
petticoat
And
she
wasn't
dumb.
Daily
News
"Want
Ads'
biii
,iir
rultp
W.
GOOD
CO'.
BIO
LUMPS
AND
LITTLE
LUMPS
MANY
iMMiplc,
vrlicu
ordering
coal,
will
icclfy
'ul
large
lump."
Consequently,
the
deal-r,
l)fiK
anxious
lo
pleugr,
ha
tu
crrcn
and
pick
bl
roal
on
urrirul
from
the
ininc.
The
rrvull
U
that
o
Ia
often
only
u
narrow
market
for
mnall
lumps
and
to
offel
tliU,
lip
must,
charge
a
higher
rate
for
large
lump.
Ijirge
luinpi
pr
it
111
nil
lump
.
,
.
of
cither
N'unulitm-Wf-llilipton
or
Como
(iaU
.
.
,
u(0
iih-ntieally
the
kumti
hrut
vulup.
Thu
hy
tlfiiianiling
(,rge
plei).
the
consumer
force
the
deulcr
to
chnrcr
jnore.
rurlhermorp.
If
your
coal
i
ton
lure
t
jlio
oir
furnace
floor,
it
hut
tl
he
hroken
li
t.
I'hl
trocc
tiirtifi
u
certain
amount
of
the
fuel
hio
iliiKt
.
.
,
u
further
Iimi
If
you
have
puhl
eitt-a
for
large
lump!
Another
thing,
large
lump
in
your
furnace
mean
large
ulr
pockcl,
whieh
hy
the
draught
they
create,
carry
the
heat
up
the
chimney.
Moro
outof-poekcl
Iosh!
Il
!)
a
pa)
to
huy
"Nuniilino-Wellington'1
or
olnx,,
Coul,
Just
"us
U".
They
contain
more
he:it
per
dollar
and
are
the
nioxt
economical
fuels
for
eUher
dometie
or
IiidiiHtrial
mi.uiremrutH.
Pulnmie
theft-
ilculerx,
They
urc
nil
rfhahh'
r,crrhunii,
'hcy
urc
hig
rmpluycrs
of
luhor
and
jjiey
wjll
uUo
he
gud
to
nhow
you
why
it
will
puy
oi
to
Hiipporf
Home
Industry.
Approved
Dealers
ALIJKHT
&
McCAFFEltY,
LTD.
Phones
116
and
117
I'lllLrOTT.
IvVITT
&
CO.,
LT.
Plione
C
18
COLLIE
HI
IS
(D
U
N
5
M
U
I
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LTD
Standard
Dank
Buildinq.
Vancpuver,
B.C,
LJiU.
IWtt-
I1WJI
11
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