About
a
year
ago
it
was
brought
HSj
the
notice
of
the
Moose
LegtoaUiatl
a
number
of
older
boys
were
inter-
(
ested
in
music.
Looking
around
for'
a
leader
the
boys
were
fortunate
In
:
securing
ttie
serrlee
of
Mr.
Green-1
field.
Their
choice
has
never
beni
In
doubt
Ht
he
has
proten
his
cap-
j
abilities.
Mr.
Greenfield
to
a
pro-1
fesslonal
oorriesftt.
and
vmt
a
raem-j
ber
of
the
late
War
Veterans'
Band
'
on
their
wori
tour:
The
support
of
the
public
is
being
asked
for
this
eraOert
tonight,
to
encourage
the
boys
and
help
give
them
a
musical
Arinratinn
vhlok
will
be
enjoyed
during
the
summer
'
months
when
it
is
proposed
to
put
on
a
series
of
out-door
concerts.
There
will
be
a
varied
program
of
two
hours
solid
enjoyment.
Concert
starts
at
8:15
p.m.
Admission
2bc.
STOCKMEN
ENTHUSED
Beef
Raisers
of
Bulkier
Valley
Are
Pleased
With
Results
and
Plan
Holding
Show
Stockmen
of
the
ButtJey
Valley
are
reported
to
be
so
etathfesed
over
the
success
of
their
grain-fed
cattle
of
the
past
winter
that
they
propose
holding
a
Kef
show
to
tart
an
entire
week
this
sontser.
Orain
f
ed
stesw
fftftft
the
Bulkier
Valley
have
cowwiuwfclea
good
prices
in
the
north.
A
fecent
airload
ahftp-ment
brought
6c
per
pound
at
Prince
Rupert.
!
REVOLT
IS
DESCRIBED
nfaffmfei
inm
met
onel.
made
by
the
communists
on
the
customs
bouse.
The
few
police
were
evidently
asleep.
They
were
killed
and
cut
into
pieces.
Next,
attention
was
turneH
to
the
Wmwrfcs.
The
soldiers
were
not
armed
so
they
threw
open
the
gates
and
admitted
the
revolutionists.
When
the
mob
got
inside,
the
officers
tamed
machine
guns
on
them
and
mowed
them
down,
klritng
every
one.
Vistttntfthe
scene
after
the
event
U
was
foathd
that
the
loss
of
Uf
e
in
lighting
bad
been
relatively
small
but
the
carnage
afterwards
was
great
for
six
tteasand
men
were
extorted
for
complicity
tn
the
revolt
AO
Bolshevists
were
shot
and
,
a
burial
ftsrty
of
twenty
or
thirty
was
kepi
(asy.
The
8bhS
Salvador
soldiers,
it
was
found,
m
well
fed
but
not
well
paid.
Hotferer,
they
were
not
trw-1
ted
and
ien
they
were
sent
off
In
quad
sarriee
during
the
time
of
the
revolae
member
of
the
National
CHfti
wsV
sent
with
three
MUkt&m&
eiAtm
to
shoot
them,
If
they
fated
I
their
dwb.
Ordjrt,
arfly
the
aUierl
were
not
trusted
with
ammunition.
A
few
oY
the
refugees
were
taken
on
board
for
a
day
or
two
but
H
was
not
really
necessary.
There
was
no
fighting
Meer
the
vessel
arrived.
The
Vancouver
Is
now
on
seal
patrol
and
the
weather
experienced
in
coming
hese
from
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
was
the
worst
experienced1
by
the
ship
since
she
was
on
her
present
commission.
Commander
Hart
said
the
Canadian
vessels
got
a
lot
of
publicity
in
the
Old
Country
as
a
result
of
the
event
because
they
were
first
on
the
scene.
It
was
shown-
that
they
could
"do
their
stuff"
when
required.
junior
line-CP's
Line-ups
for
the
Junidf
League
football
game
scheduled
for
tomorrow
afternoon
between
Booth
and
Borden
Street
Schools
are
announced
as
follows?
Booth
Blaite,
Eby,
Ritchie,
Mac-donald.
'Gomez,
eaptalhi
Fiiltori,
Nel.on.
DeMarco,
Colussi,
Munro,
McMeekln
and
McGrelsh.
Borden
Street
Annesly,
Hong,
Leltrh.
Currle,
Campbell,
captain,
Lindsay.
Naylor,
McGulre,
O'Neill
and
Shrubsall.
Reserves,
Murray
and
Lee:
Estimated
petroleum
production
In
Canada
In
1931
was
slightly
greater
than
In
1030.
Bulkley
Valley
Meat
Market
311
Third
Ave
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
178
Prices
as
Usual
for
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
at
Jones
Family
Meat
Market
339
Third
Ave,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Telephone
957
FOR
QUALITY
MEATS
.
and
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
buy
at
Halleran's
Meat
Market
417
Fifth
Avenue
East
FOR
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
Phone
492
Seventh
Avenue
Meat
Market
K.
Hallberg
Proprietor
5Teat
Fish
-
Fruit
-
Vegetables
Home
Cooked
Meats
a'
Specialty
r-
r
The
Road
To
Progress
Prince
Rupert
will
make
progress
if
the
people
build
up
the
hinterland.
This
week
they
have
the
opportunity
tti
help
themselves
by
helping
the
Bulkley
Valley
farmers.
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
is
going
on
the
market
tonight
or
tomorrow.
It
is
the
choicest
shipment
ever
ma'de
to
the
city
and
no
dne
can
make
a
mistake
in
purchasing
it.
The
carload
arrived
at
the
week-end
and
is
now
ready
for
distribution.
All
the
butchers
in
the
city
are
carrying
some
of
it.
Progress
comes
through
co-operation;
Today
we
have
an
opportunity
to
show
that
wc
are
ready
to
co-operate
with
the
farmers
of
the
interior
by
specifying
their
beef
when
telephoning
our
orders.
It
is
a
simple
matter
but
it
means
a
great
deal
to
tiie
farmers.
'
There
is
no
reason
why
British
Columbia
people
should
be
fed
on
Alberta
products
when
they
have
good
things
of
their'
own
produced
right
within
their
own
boundaries.
Wc
have
the
friendliest
feelings
toward
our
sister
province,
but
if
we
cannot
use
our
own
product
we"
cannot
expert
other
to
use
it.
If
it
is
good
enough
for
export
it
should
be
good
enough
to
use
at
home.
By
buying1
at
home
wc
encourage
our"
otfn
people,
making
them
so
prosperous
that
they
arc
able
to
buy
from
us.
The
dollar
spent
on
Bulkley
Itecf
is
likely
to
return
but
the
dollar
expended
on
Alberta
beef
is
likely
to
remain
on
the
other
side
of
the
Rocky
Mountains.
Tlic
motto
then
shdultfbdr
BUY
BULKLEY
BEEF
AND
THUS
BUILD
UP
BULKLEY
VALLEY
FARMS
Retail
Market
615-Third
Avenue
Telephone
62
BURNS
&
CO.,
Limited
MEAT
PACKERS
and
LIVE
STOCK.
DEALERS
.
.
.,
...
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i;
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M.
i.
i,
;
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Wholesale
&
Abbafoir
Cow
Bay
Telephone
171
Tilda'
LEGION
BAND
inrY
TO
BE
HEARD
MAKE
SURE
Kii
Lv,
L
Order
Your
r
MOOSE
HALL
Now
is
the
Occasion
Bulk'ey
Valley
Products
Anyone
who
misses
the
Moose
Le
gion
Band
Concert
tonight
will
miss
Ana
Help
Our
a
good
evening's
entertainment.
R.
ei8hbw
GreenfUid,
the
bandntMftr.
prortr-
Baby
Beef
kes
music
lovers
a
treat
during
die
,
.
winter
months
he
has
put
on
a
series
of
Sunday
concerts
which
from
the
Valley
Produce
Phone
10
Phor
Baby
Beef
Builds
Big
Boys
Get
Some
V-.
Jut
Te'enho::
Ci.
PHONE
765
to
-
Selvig
Bros.
Meat
Market
for
n
ii
i
tt
11
BuiKiey
vane
Baby
Beef
Meats,
Fhh
and
V
';rtab!ti
303
Third
Ave.,
Prim
e
Rapfft
Capitol
Meat
Market
11.
West,
Pronn
ior
455
Third
Avenue
SEI.I
s
Bulkley
Valley
Baby
Beef
The
Finest
In
the
World