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TWO
THE
DAILY
NBWB
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
A-temoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
afly
:Tews,
Limited,
Thlrr
Avenu;
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I.
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SUUSCKimON
KATES
.
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier.
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m
advance-
For
lesser
period,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
;
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RATES
s
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advertising,
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men4,
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advertising,
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word
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readers,
per
Insertion,
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lme
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nottces.
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insertion,
per
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line
Contract
rates
on
application.
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and
Reporters'
lelepnonr
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
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EDITION
Member
et
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
NATIONAL
RADIO
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$3.00
10c
By
mail,
to
aE
parte
of
Northern
and
Central
Britten
Columbia,
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
3D0
By
mall
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
.
pi
re
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
tt
00
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
.
.
9
00
f.40
lb
WedoeMtay,
Feb.
10.
1932
The
decision
of
the
Privy
Council
yesterday
that
the
Dominion
Parliament
has
supreme
control
oxer
all
radie
broadcasting
and
reception
in
Canada
gives
Premier
Bennett
a
great
opportunity
to
undertake
a
national
broadcasting
scheme
somewhat
similar
to
that
in
Great
Britain.
At
present
Canada
has
no
powerful
station,
the
best,
being
Calgary,
which
is
giving
very
satisfactory
results.
If
Vancouver
had
as
good
a
station
or
a
little
better,
Prince
Rupert
would
be
able
to
get
Canadian
reception
all
the
lime.
As
it
is
they
have
to
be
regaled
by
the
wonderful
cures
of
some
medicine,
the
virtues
of
a
special
brand
of
American
flour
or
the
lucky
method
of
curing
throat
trouble.
The
air
is
full
of
specifics
and
eulogies
and
to
get
a
httle
music
the
listener
is
nauseated
with
much
advertising.
Even
music
itself
is
perverted
to
the
jingle
of
an
advertisement
rhyme.
j
In
a
newspaper
the
reader
has
the
option
of
reading
the
advertisements
or
not
as
he
pleases
but
when
listening
over
the
radio
there
is
nothing
to
do
but
tune
out
and
try
some
other
station.
That
is
one
reason
why
Calgary
radio
station
is
so
popular.
There
are
few
objectionable
interruptions.
Even
if
the
music
is
not
always
very
high
class
it
ib
better
than
the
terrible
discord
of
mingling
crude
advertisements
with
good
music.
'
GOOD
NEWS'FROM
OTTAWA
Canadians
will
be
glad
to
hear
the
good
news
from
Ottawa
that
Premier
Bennett
proposes
to
balance
his
budget
While
doubtless
tax
increases
will
be
necessary
it
is
also
necessary
to
pay
our
way
as
a
country
in
order
to
keep
our
credit
good
both
in
Canada
and
abroad;
It
was
thought
that
balancing
the
budget
this
year
would
be
impossible
but
the
Premier
says
he
is
about
to
do
it
and
we
wish
him
luck.
It
is
what
every
government,
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
has
to
do
if
it
will
keep
its
borrowing
power.
Antoog
the
things
most
people
like
to
forget
may
be
mentioned
the
stock
market.
And
yet
the
time
wfll
come
when
that
kind
of
luxury
will
be
popular
once
more.
Priee
50c
i
box
Her
Heart
Was
So
lad
CouldYt
Do
Housework
Mrs.
&
Dnna.
R.R.
2,
Midland,
0U
writes:
"I
bid
been
troubled
with
heart
trouble
for
maay
ytws.
Mr
heart
would
beat
m
fart
I
coold
hardly
breathe,
and
I
had
headaclm,
sad
dixiy
sad
tainting
fpelia,
I
couMn't
get
my
housework
dons
I
was
n
weak.
I
took
thire
hotel
of
Milburo'i
Bnart
and
Nervo
P3h
and
feh
much
better,
and
now
I
woald
not
be
without
than
in
Mm
bourn."
p
f
prim
k
TW
T
Uilbm
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
I'RINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.
(ict
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking
advantage
of
the
help
thev
bring
you.
LIBRARY
SPECIAL
IS
BUSY
SERVICE
Keeord
Number
of
Books
Loaned
Mother
and
Dauehter
Gathering
During
January
Wilkinson
;
Sunday
in
Ignited
Church
Re-elected
Chairman
j
at
Terrace
man.
.
The
report
of
re-elected
rc-eirvicu
TERRACE.
Ptb.
10
A
Mother
the
librarian
for
January
showed
that
a
new
record
1
of
8286
books
had
been
leaned
dar-!
ing
the
month.
The
classification
of
books
loaned
was
as
follows:
fic-
jtlon.
V4:
dttpfteate
pay.
144:
nen-l
fiction.
1006:
juvenile.
1752.
The
library
was
open
21
days
during
the
;
month,
the
average
of
books
loaned
per
day
being
394.5.
On
one
Sa-
!
tarday
no
leas
than
700
books
were
!
given
out.
There
were
SO
new
borrowers
en-:
rolled
during
the
month,
making
a
1
total
of
XSSI.
New
books
received
in
.January
Included
18
by
gift
and
32
i
by
purchase.
There
are
81M
books
Jin
all
on
the
library
shelves
now.
'
'
The
board,
at
the
request
of
the
'city
council,
pared
its
estimates
as
:
much
as
possible
and
succeeded
ia
effecting
a
reduction
of
$452
from
last
year.
Members
of
the
board
present
at
the
meeting
were
G.
V.
Wilkinson.
Thomas
B.
Black.
Victor
Basso-Bert.
H.
A.
Breen.
Aid.
P.
H.
Limey
and
Miss
A.
D.
Crutkshanfc,
libra
r-
ian.
j
The
Letter
Box
i
ALD.
CSEY
UErLIES
i
Editor,
Daily
News:
Having
read
with
interest
letters
:
appearing
over
signatures
of
clti-i
zeti
and
Observer
on
the
8th
and
9th
inst.
The
inference
I
gather
1
from
their
argument,
is
that
those
!
:
who
oppose
the
views
set
forth
by,
the
Invisible
writers
are
first.
Law-1
breakers,
police
bosses
and
all-i
round
bad
people
who
wish
to
im-'
Ipose
their
criminal
rule
on
an
in-
j
nceent
public
through
the
abolition
,
i
of
our
present
police
system.
i
It
little
behooves
myself
or
anyj
:
other
person
to
Impute
ulterior
mo-
'
Uvea
to
these
who
differ
with
us
in
opinion.
It
is
by
honest
difference
of
opinion
that
we
arrive
at.
sound
conclusions
and
correct
!
judgment.
However.
In
the
words
of
Abraham
Lincoln,
"you
may
fool:
aM
the
people
some
of
the
time
and
'
fsme
of
the
people
an
the
time,
but
,
you
can't
foot
ad
the
people
all
the
;
ttese."
For
remember
everything
that
gutters
is
net
geld.
The
thing
:
for
the
voters
to
bear
In
mind
Is
that,
where
authority
Is
not
estab-lkhed
and
maintained
by
the
body
pontic.
It
develops
back
of
the
rsreen
through
an
Invisible
force
exercising
dominant
authority
without
retpensibilHy.
Hence
Observer
and
Cltteen
are
attempting
to
steer
the
public
hfe
into
the
very
roeks
they
pretend
to
avoid.
A
community
that
rehnquishea
its
constitutional
rights
Is
playing
into
the
hands
of
usurpers
in
spite
of
aH
pious
pretenses
te
the
contrary,
j
Thanking
you.
Mr.
EdMor,
1
OEO.
B.
CASEY.
SCIENTIST
IS
HEARD
Orville
Denstedt
is
Speaker
to
Pre&bytrrian
Young
People
A
lance
aatherine
of
voune
rxo-1
pie
met
In
the
First
Presbyterian
;
Church
Hall
last
evening
at
the
re-;
gular
meeting
of
the
Young
Peo-;
pie's
Society.
The
sneaker
for
the
evening
was
Orville
Denstedt.
of
the
Biological
Station,
who
gave
an
illustrated
lecture
on
vitamins
and
their
re-.
Htionship
certain
dtseacts.
Following;
the:
addressthe
re-
;
creation
was
featured),
bv
a
"wo-
manlees
wedding,"
in
which
Eddie'
Smith
was
the
blushing
bride,
Uk-
j
Ing
the
part
of
Rosebud
Delicatessen.
Others
taklnn
nart
were
ftvrf-'
ney
Hunter,
Bin
Bremner,
Aubrey.
Ivarson,
Jack
MeRae.
3
A.
Teng.1
Oarfleld
McKlnlsy
and
Tom
Mar-,
shall.
In
adidtlon
to
this,
gameg
and
refreshments
were
enjoyed.
I
son
made
the;
weekly
announce-ments
and
the
offering
was
taken
i
by
Ma.'.-
uet
K.-nne..
the
C.
O.
I.
T.
Uayya
Lcwatlyn'
He
offers
sfrori
qe
.mil
Ltwellyn.
following
an
anthem
by
the
girk
Mrs.
Geo.
Bewridge
gave
a
sfeort
talk
on
C.
G.
I.
T.
work.
told
what
the
you
r
fires-
greater
values
THE
Wednesday.
Febr
ami
iter.
u.
i.
auwi
i"
v
T
LuLjB.ii
1
what
the
church
expected
of
the;
C.
O.
I.
T.
Daring
the
service
regret
was
ex-
1
..
...
.
n
tl
Tt
A
number
of
interesting
papers
pressed
at
tne
illness
oi
nc.
-
l
VERY
ILL
were
then
given.
McKiin
of
the
Anglican
Church.
'
jovce
Caie
told
what
a
C.
O.
I.
T.
A
vocal
solo
was
pleasingly
ren-
Condition
of
Edgar
WatUte,
Suff-
-
...
4.
i
in
tr
1-
mm
d&...
.
tnad
a
right
to
expeet
from
theidered
by
Rose
King
ana
;uie
uue-1
'mQnu,
i,
sm
ln
E.
T
Kennev
tMnondfdldiftlon
pronounced
d
ran
ou
need
by
by
RevWHifOk..
ReHij.
.
ery
Grave
I
with
'what
tHe
home
expected
of
a
j
Allen.
C.
O.
f.
T.
u.
v.
wuunwi
m
,
i
r
-
riin
tAM.n4.nf
a
n
chairman
of
the
Prince
Rupert
-md
Datkthter
service
was
beW
In
Q
T
T
expectpd
artd"
PabMe
Library
board
at
the
llrst;
Knox
TJnRed
Cfearch
on
Sunday
I
mn
Mclnf.
of
fte
2gh
School
of
the
193?
board
hlch
meetfiig
nihluwgrM
ftBff
plM
M
the
school
was
nnu
cuu15.
n
T
T
K-
l-orf-r
LM
tf.rr.
f
T
Black
was
re-elected
secretary.
H.
A.
Breen,
a
new
member
of
the
Edith
Kohne
rem
the
opening!
J
easy
Kmg
outllatd
what
a
C.
.
vdAi
Ci4awirM
--i
rti
no
wat
I
T
T
ftTitiaftnii
ft
m
nMnmnnltv
Iva
UHIU.
WMJI
IftCICXnilCU
SJ
U1C
LliAll
.
.
.
m
j
'
.given
by
Sarah
Richmond.
toUw4:
whMh
R.
W.
Rttey
responded
with
by
prayer
by
Mrs.
Head.
Helen
Ol-
what
the
community
expected
from
-
r
'
i
I
LOS
ANGELES.
Feb
B
Oeorge
Davidson,
chief
engineer
Wallace,
noted
Enciuh
RlJH
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
lei
wrtght
and
novelist,
u
critical
his
ship
on
arrival
here
from
the
na'fering
with
pneumoi
v,
"'
south
today,
having
received
c-jwas
his
condition
th.r
atte.
ders
to
stand
by
the
sa.
Prince
physicians
feared
he
rm
t
n,,
.
?
Oeorge.
which
is
completing
an-
throuvh
the
night,
nuai
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
.
doefc.
He
relieves
W.
a
BaiDie.
a-
J.
Donaldson
of
Por
ristant
superintendent
engineer
r
on
a
brief
business
v
,or
tne
company,
who
was
eaBed
yes-
having
arrived
from
n-
8.
tarday
afternoon:
to
Bostda.
..Wver
on
tart
aMits
..
'
Another
Reason
Why
with
weak,
worn-down
GAMBLING
tires
may
result
in
a
serious
accident
.
.
.
may
even
cost
you
your
life.
If
the
tread
of
your
tires
won't
hold
on
slippery
pavements
.
.
.
if
you
are
running
the
risk
of
a
blowout
at
high
speeds
.
.
.
it's
time
for
you
to
see
the
Dominion
Tire
Dealer
near
you.
,
He
offers
you
Dominion
Royals
which
have
proved
in
rigorous
tests
to
be
unexcelled
for
strength.
You
need
this
extra
strength
to
give
you
peace
of
mind
when
you
drive
your
car
hard
and
fast.
You
need
this
extra
strength
to
free
you
from
tiro
trouble
and
to
give
maximum
mileage.
You
want
this
extra
value.
The
Dominion
Tire
Dealer
also
offers
you
the
greatest
tire
values
in
the
world
...
for
Dominion
Tires
and
Inner
Tube
are
priced
no
higher
than
tiros
of
inferior
strength.
Bay
Dominion
quality!
IC
SWING
IS
TO
DOMINION
TIRE
Seal
of
kl
Strength
BT-7