PAGE
SIS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Prince
Rupert
Off
Pontoons
CNJt.
Vessel
Completed
Annual
Overhaul
Yesterday
Afternoon
and
Had
Successful
Trial
Runs
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
O.
Donald,
yesterday
afternoon
r-3me
off
he
pontoons
of
thr
local
dry
dock
where
she
has
been
Reduced
i
Sunday
Rates
Long
-
Distance
Telephone
Calls
On
long-distance
telephone
calls
made
on
Sundays
from
Prince
Rupert
to
any
British
Columbia
points
over
our
lines,
the
rate
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
is
one-third
less
than
the
rate
charged
on
week
days.
On
week
days
the
rate
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
is
$3.90
for
the
first
three
minutes
.and
$1.25
for
each
additional
minute.
On
Sundays
the
rate
is
$2.60
for
the
first
three
minutes
and
85
cents
for
each
additional
minute,
For
rate
information
ask
"Long
Distance"
North-West
Telephone
Go.
mean
;
receiving
annual
overhaul
and
later
had
a
trial
run
of
three
or
I
four
hours
after
which
she
tied
up
alongside
the
Canadian
National
1
wharf
No.
1
preparatory
to
going
i
into
commission
for
the
summer
'
on
Mondat
afternoon
of
next
week
when
she
sails
oa
scheuule
for
;
Vancouver.
The
vessel
will
alter
nate
with
the
Prince
George
on
the
Skagway
route.
Josyph
Barrowclough
arrived
in
the
city
this
wee
rrom
Vancouver
to
Join
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
as
assistant
purser.
DOES
YOUR
BUSINESS
NEED
A
DOCTOR?
ADVERTISE
man
SS.
PRINCE
RUrCRT
MODEL
CLEVER
PIECE
OF
WORK
Considerable
interest
and
com
plimentary
comment
has
been
occasioned
by
a
toautlfoUy
executed
model
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
which
has
been
on
exhibit
for
several
days
In
the
show
window
of
Gordon's
Hardware
on
MrBrlde
Street.
The
model,
a
most
exact
and
painstaking
replica
of
the
popular
coast
Unjr.
is
the
work
of
A.
C.
Small.
Now,
Mr.
Businessman,
have
you
ever
-.tried
lb
diagnose
the
reason
for
that
sudden
drop
in
profit
over
the
figures
of
"last
month?"
If
the
temperature
of
your
business
alarms
you
there
is
no
need
for
you
to
lose
any
sleop
the
remedy
is
simple.
"Ah
!"
you
say,
"But
that's
all
very
well.
J'm
only
a
small
and
can't
afford
it"
Thnt's
trm
rpasnn
tlio
omall
m.i
-
wwvr
vW
UtllUII
remains
a
small
man.
The
birr
men
in
hiiRlnrss
tnrlnv
rIM
not
become
big
by
hiding
their
light
under
a
bushel,
they
advertised,
and
Advertised,
and
ADVERTISED.
Adver-
Using
is
as
necessary
to
a
"sick"
business
as
the
doctor's
services
are
to
a
sick
person.
And
it
will
find
the
money
to
pay
its
own
bills,
if
done
judiciously,
from
the
increased
volume
of
increased
profits.
Start
''
$th
a
small
appropriation
IN
"THE
DAILY
NEWS"
tomorrow
and
test
the
idea
for
yourself
after
all
it's
RESULTS
that
count
today.
We
have
an
expert
advertising
manjttt'0iireryjce'8,t
flTryJrmeHe
will
advise
you
as
to
size
of
space
to
usclind'feee
tMPyour
space
is
filled
with
"business
bringing"
copy.
PHONE
98
and
make
an
appointment
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
Livingstone
Leading
Local
Feet
For
Volume
of
Landings
Halibut
Prices
Show
Improvement
Walrondo
in
Port
Up
to
the
end
of
May
the
vessel
Livingstone,
Capt.
Tony
Martinusen.
was
the
heaviest
lander
of
fish
of
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
fleet,
having
brought
in
70,000
pounds
in
six
trips.
The
Melville,
Capt.
John
Ivarson,
was
next
with
1
67,000
pounds
in
five
trips
and
the
Lysekil
third
with
bo,'
U00
pounds
in
three
trips.
The
greatest
number
of
trips
hadK
been
made
by
the
Capella,
Gibson
and
Unome,
navely
seven
each.
The
Capella
had
landed
48,000
pounds.
the
Gibson,
54.000
pounds,
and
the
I
Unome,
51,000
pounds.
I
For
the
American
fleet,
the
jOrant.
brtngta
m
107.000
pottnd.
in
Anima,
Festivities
For
children
Bc.
ider
r
of
,
-
fish
k
at
Prince
ZT
Hupert
I
1
1Z
The
I
'd
parde
This
Afternoon-Bit
eld
nruiur
a.
was
nexi
witn
is.uwi
nntmHc
in
n...
trine
rA
tha
To
iI,cH
t.i.i
......
nnn
...
.J
niu'
FT
Day
proceedings,
an-
thrPP
inrec
tH
"
i
nually
held
on
the
King's
Birthday.
lP-
are
taking
place
this
afternoon
m
ihe
greatest
number
of
trips
inriM
h
v,,
TJ..'th
,hn
Acropolis
Um
Hill
grounds
To
open
Rupert
was
five
b,
the
Norma
7
706
.Avenue
and
Sixth
Street
to
Acro-
fjounds
'
and
,co
35.900
pounds
'
respec-1
,.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Innlta
vmnnHi
for
t.YiM
flair
nldM
ItlVPlv
VpU
lanrltno
fnnr
irtn.
I
'
"
-...
nound,-
rounds;
Norma
30.500
pounds;
1
Onah.
61,000
pounds:
Oceanic,
58.-1
100
pounds;
Sirius,
35.500
pounds;
Tahoma,
67,000
pounds;
Viking
44,000
pounds.
With
production
showing
a
considerable
decrease,
particularly
so
far
as
Canadian
boats
were
concerned,
halibut
prices
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week
of
fune
4-10
Inclusive
showed
a
definite
tendency
towards
tmDrove-
ment.
The
high
price
of
the
week
for
Canadian
fish
was
5.8c
and
3c
which
the
Relief
was
paid
for
16,-000
pounds
while
the
low
price
was
4.5c
and
3c
which
a
number
of
boats
received
for
their
catches.
For
American
fiah
the
high
price
was
7.5c
and
3c
which
the
Trisco
received
for
14.000
pounds
while
the
low
orice
was
4c
and
3c
which
the
Trinity
was
paid
for
37.000
pounds.
Landings
far
the
week
totalled
379,500
pounds,
consisting
of
84.-300
Canadian
n4
385300
pounds
American
haliat.
bringing
the
total
for
the
season
up
to
5,003.500
pounds
of
which
1.015.3S0
pounds
has
been
landed
by
Canadian
vessels
and
3,171
pounds
by
The
federal
department
of
public
works
power
cruiser
Walrondo,
one
of
the
best
known
craft
on
the
ooast.
arrived
in
port
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
Victoria
with
J.
P.
Forde,
district
engineer,
and
J.
E.
Miller,
former
Inspector
of
customs,
on
board.
Mr
Forde
Is
nuking
the
trip
north
as
far
as
Skagway
on
official
business.
Bight
days
had
elapsed
between
the
vessel's
departure
from
Victoria
and
her
arrival
here,
calls
having
been
made
at
a
number
of
points
on
the
way.
Enroots
to
Skagway,
the
Walrondo
wfU
stop
at
Wranasll
while
Mr.
Forde
goes
into
Telegraph
Creek
and
Dease
Lake.
From
Skagway
Mr.
Forde
will
proceed
to
the
Yukon.
The
vessel
left
at
neon
yesterday
m
continuation
of
her
northern
voyage.
Shef
Thomson,
popular
caretaker
of
the
Prlnrc
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
Co.'s
floats,
to
now
taking
his
annual
vacation.
Ilarry
floblea
is
relieving
at
the
Yacht
Club
during
abets
absence.
One
of
the
events
of
the
week
was
the
arrival
on
Tfanrsday
after-
ton
of
the
flotilla
of
Detroit
planes
i
ELKS'
FLAG
DAY
IS
ON
r-rind
ceremony.
This
was
7
r,
!
V."l,a!low1
by
distribution
to
all
line.
59.000
64,090'
...
.
.
pounds;
Norland,
l,,,
.
,
.
.
nE
I
the
children
who
had
participated
tn
the
parade
of
ice
cream
and
iDPanuts
after
which
a
program
of
children's
races
was
run
off.
Taking
part
In
the
parade
was
the
Boys'
Band,
under
Bandmaster
Charles
P.
Balagno,
a
comic
orchestra,
the
Elks'
patrol
team
and
cleverly
gotten
up
clowns.
The
line'
of
f
larch
was
from
the
West
holme
Theatre,
along
Second
Avenue,
up
Seventh
Street
along
Third
Avenue
and
up
Pulton
Street
to
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
George
Roger,
leading
knight
of
the
Efts'
Lodge,
presided
over
the
flag-raising
ceremonies
in
the
absence
of
William
MeLeod.
exalted
ruler
After
brief
opening
remark'
by
the
chairman.
Mayor
C.
H
Orme
made
a
short
talk
after
which
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Oibson.
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
delivered
the
address
oi
the
flag.
J.
A.
Morris
is
general
chairman
lor
the
Flag
Day
with
sub-coir,
mittce
chairman
as
follows:
Free
Booth,
Bert
Morgan.
Pay
Booth.
David
Milne
Clowns.
William
Stone.
Patrol
Team.
Alex
Mitchell.
Parade.
W.
P.
Armour.
Children's
rarps,
W.
D.
Vance:
"tarter,
staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill.
Trevor
Williams
Is
tn
charge
at
the
gate.
Inquire
Into
Mail
Contract
Chamher
of
Commerce
Will
Ask
Federal
Government
About
Taku
River
Work
wych
we
n
their
way
north
on
,
case
of
discrimination
a
no
Capt
irujrownK
Dmn.
Tnere
was
con-1
Armour
suggested
that
a
reaolu-sWersble
disapfNtaitaMUt
that
the
tion
be
sent
to
the
government
relive
a
machines
a
-
cUd
.
no44e
...
up
on
....
the
Renting
the
action.
wow
waienron
so
Wat
they
might
A
mdUon
of
W
O.
Fulton
that
b
inspectea
at
esose
hand.
How-
tae
secretary
write
to
the
depart
ever,
quite
a
few
peopl
got
up
by
j
ment
making
inquiry
in
regard
to
gaeboat
to
Shawatlans
Lake,
where
they
moored,
to
look
the
craft
over.
8yd
Hunter
has
gone
nautical
again,
having
acquired
a
19-foot
open
boat.
CoiisMerable
renovation
of
the
craft
in
now
In
progress
and
3
Q4.
Callle-PerffCtton
engine
is
Ko
be
Installed.
Within
the
next
week
or
so.
Bvd
expects
to
have
hit
new
command
plying
the
briny.
CN.lt.
TRAINS
For
the
Cast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
days
3
p.m
From'
the
Cast
Tuesdays,
Trrursoays
and
Batut
days
40:40
xa
The
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
decided
last
night
to
make
inquiries
from
the
federal
government
in
regard
to
the
recent
letting
of
the
mail
contract
on
the
Taku
River
to
the
Barring-ton
Transportation
Co..
an
American
concern,
in
competition
with
Canadian
companies
whose
tenders
had
been
exactly
the
same.
The
matter
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
Chamber
by
W.
P.
Armour
who
wondered
why
the
Canadian
government
should
turn
down
a
Canadian
company
with
Caadlan
boats
and
Canadian
crews
to
give
such
work
on
a
Canadian
river
to
an
outside
American
concern
with
American
boats
and
Am
erican
crews.
It
appeared
to
be
a
the
matter
was
carried.
Conduct
of
Judge
Is
to
Be
Probed
United
States
Houve
Votes
(5000
For
Investigation
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
June
11:
The
House
passed
the
LaOuardla
resolution
providing
for
a
congressional
investigation
of
the
official
conduct
of
Federal
Judge
Harold
Louderback
of
the
North
Carolina
district.
The
House
also
approved
a
bill
authorising
an
appropriation
of
M.000
for
expenses
of
the
fcommlt-tee
in
Inquiry.
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June
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