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PAGE
BIS
THE
DAILJ
NEWS
Friday
and
Saturday
WATERFRONT
WHIFFS
TWO
SHOWS
7
and
9
p.m.
Feature
Starts
at
7:45
&
9:45
ADMISSION
20c
Si
65c
Future
For
Whaling
is
Uncertain
Large
Anchovy
Failure
Saturday
Starts
Matinee
3:15
at
15c
2:30
&
40c
Schools
on
West
Coast
Useless
SLEEPLESS
NIGHTS
Oriltinc
il
vidAy
ued
in
hoipitaU
and
mining
homei,
not
only
for
tlitpltuntu
but
for
building
up
th
health
and
ttre
ngth
of
convileicrnti,
forei-pcctant
and
nuriing
mothtri,
and
for
aged
folic
who
need
extra
nourishment.
It
it
alto
widely
uted
at
a
family
beverage
where
thera
art
growing
children
at,
mealt,
between
meili
and
at
bedtime.
OVALTTNE
RUSKS
For
firm
teeth
and
htalthf
gumt
i
eat
Oraltln
Ruikt.
They
combine
Canadian
wheat
flour
and
Ovaltine
granulet,
and
offer
a
much
higher'
food
value
than
ordinary
ruiki
or
biicuiM.
Owlthi
U
told
tt
ll
ioo4
ilorn,
in
iOcfic.tUiJ
iPtcitl
$4.i0
fsm.
itj
liu
tint;
tlio
utvti
it
toil
jpRAYED
and
jangled
nerves
.
.
.
nights
of
restless
tossing
and
miserable
wakefulness
.
.
.
fitful
dozing
crowded
with
anxious
thoughts
.
.
.
awake
at
or
before
.dawn
and
no
more
sleep
till
rising
hour
.
.
.
mornings
of
listless
weariness,
forcing
yourself
to
the
daily
tasks
no
mere
sedative
can
correct
these
conditions.
You
need
Ovaltine,
a
tonic
food
beverage
for
nerves,
body
and
brain.
Ovaltine
"
The
World's
Best
Night
Cap
n
Ovaltine
corrects
the
causes
of
sleeplessness
feeds
the
worn-out
nerves
and
fatigued
body-cells.
One
cup
just
before
retiring
immediately
allays
any
digestive
unrest
that
may
be
keeping
you
restless
and
awake,
soothes
and
feeds
the
nerves,
and
allows
the
overly-alert
brain
to
relax.
Deep
restful
sleep
follows
quickly
and
naturally.
Ovaltine
is
a
highly
concentrated
extraction
of
ripe
barley
malt,
rich
creamy
milk
and
fresh
eggs
from
our
own
and
specially
selected
farms.
Do
not
mistake
ordinary
malt
and
cocoa
flavoured
ttteragei
for
Oral
tine,
or
expect
them
to
have
the
same
beneficial
effect
upon
your
system,
Ovaltine
is
the
original
and
supreme
Tonic
Food
Beverage.
There
is
no
satisfactory
substitute
for
it.
OVflLTlNH
TONIC
FOOD
BEVERAGE
Uultcts-up
m,isfw.
and
'Body
A.
WANDER
LIMITED,
London,
England,
and
Peterborough.
Caoid
Cheapest
Way
of
Reaching
the
People
.TOSSING
The
cheapest
way
of
reaching
practically
all
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
district
is
hy
means
of
the
classified
columns
of
the
Daily
News.
Nearly
everyone
has
something
they
could
turn
into
cash
through
the
"For
Sale"
column.
Perhaps
they
have
a
house
to
rent.
Here
is
the
chance.
Spend
50c
on
a
classified
advertisement
and
secure
a
tenant
rather
than
have
it
idle.
If
a
girl
wishes
a
position
or
a
housewife
wishes
help,
the
best
means
of
getting
supplied
is
through
a
want
ad.
Dressmakers
sometimes
want
work;
small
storekeepers
want
to
move
their
goods;
or
maybe
you
need
an
article
that
has
been
used
rather
than
pay
the
price
for
new.
Give
the
Daily
News
classified
columns
a
trial.
Many
have
been
very
pleased
at
the
result.
TELEPHONE
98
'
,5
THE
DAILY
NEWS
;!
-and
drop
in
later
and
pay
the
Let
the
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
31
7
bill.
The
charge
is
small.
work
for
you.
The
vagaries
of
international
exchange
and
world
mar
kets
will
dictate
the
policy
of
the
west
coast
whaling
industry
this
Whale
like
and
and
.
.
1
year.
,
products,
pulp
1.1
paper
...JtU
'
similar
products,
are
in
compeuuan
in
worm
murnets
wwi
the
output
of
Scandinavian
countries,
whose
exchange
has
been
severely
depreciated
since
Britain
abandoned
the
gold
standard.
Olticlais
pr
the
whaling
Industry
in
British
Columbia
are
now
studying
the
far
reaching
effects
of
this
situation
before
they
determine
whether
or
not
to
send
their
vessels
Into
the
North
Pacjflc
to
hunt
the
big
mammals.
In
the
norma;
years
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Corporatloa
largest
concern
of
Its
kind
on
this
side
of
the
Pacific,
operates
eleven
whalers
and
whaling
tender
In
the
I
west
coast
whaling
campaign,
but
i
last
year,
owing
to
a
general
decline
ln
prices
whaling
operations
were
j
suspended.
The
catch
in
an
average
jyear
amounts
to
about
300
whales.
Chief
products
of
the
Industry
are
'
;Oll.
whalebone,
meal
and
fertilizer.
The
various
by-products
and
re
fined
products
from
these
commo
dlties
number,
more
than
a
score
!
because
almost
every
part
of
the
to
$40
per
week
In
the
salary
of
twhale
carcass
Is
utilized.
Meanwhile
agents.
whaling
masters
and
biologists
are
Harold
Grottlc
was
elected
agent
(speculating
on
the
probable
effect
at
Seattle,
being
accorded
120
votes
'of
a
long
moratorium
on
whaling.
A
as
against
96
receive
by
the
pre-prolonged
suspension
of
whaling
ent
incumbent.
Thorvald
Kipper-
i
operations
will
naturally
result
In
Increasing
the
whale
population
of
the
North
Pacific.
The
situation
Is
to
working
out
in
accordance
with
the
oredlctions
of
old-time
fishermen
who
have
claimed
that
there
will
always
be
whales
in
the
sea
because
the
cost
of
whaling
will
rise
to
such
an
extent
as
the
schools
gradually
become
depleted
that
its
j
contlnuance
will
become
unprofit
able,
thus
always
leaving
a
sufficient
number
of
whales
to
continue
the
species.
...
Large
schools
of
anchovies,
in
splendid
condition,
have
made
their
appearance
off
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
and
every
herring
seine
ha
been
filled
with
tons
of
this
fish.
Hotfever,
as
anchovies
are
regarded
as
without
commercial
value
here,
they
are
dumped
over
board
as
soon
as
caught.
Many
hours
have
been
spent
by
fishermen
In
clearing
their
nets
of
the
anchovies,
prized
in
many
other
markets.
Anchovies
have
made
a
fairly
regular
appearance
off
the
I
west-
coast
each
fall
for
several
!
years,
but
seldom
In
such
large
quantities
as
at
the
present
time.
Years
ago
a
determined
attempt
was
made
by
a
British
Columbia
i
fishing
company
to
market
these
'
fish,
as
is
done
In
Europe.
In
spite
jof
exhaustive
market
research
and
'careful
experimental
packing,
It
j
was
found
that
the
cost
of
produc-
tion
was
too
great
for
the
venture
to
be
pacticable.
Although
condi
tions
may
have
altered
since
the
first
attempt,
there
is
apparently
no
commercial
use
being
made
of
Rift
in
the
ranks
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
as
between
the
American
and
Canadian
factions
of
tha
Amnnhi(lnt1
uroe
tint
HlfflfMllf
to
perceive
on
Tuesday
of
this
week
when,
owing
to
preponderance'
of
vote
at
Seattle
and
Ketchikan
as
against
the
vote,
of
Prince
Rupert,
members
decided
by
a
total
yote
of
148
to
86
In
favor
'
of
closing
the
Prince
Rupert
branch.
Seattle
vo-
ted
105
to
48
In
favor
of
closing
the
i
Prince
Rupert
office
and
Ketchikan
1
39,
to
19
In
favor
of
such
action.
:
Prince
Rupert
voted
19
to
4
against
;
the
closing
of
the
branch.
!
Some
observers
see
In
the
vote
on
this
Issue
a
reprisal
pn
the
part
of
j
Seattle
and
Ketchikan
against
a
jmovc
which
was
mooted
last
year
.In
Prince
Rupert
to
close
the
port
!to
American
vessels.
If
such
was
the
case,
it
simply
appears
that
business
sentiment
on
the
part
of
4he
American
fishermen
was
stronger
than
the
union
principle.
I
With
the
closing
down
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
at;
Prince
Rupert,
after
having
opera-1
ted
a
branch
at
the
port
for
many
years,
speculation
Is
rife
as
to
WhaV
the
Prince
Rupert
halibut
men
shall
now
turn
to
if
they
arc
to
con-1
tlnue
as
an
organized
body.
Steps
have
already
been
taken
to
bring
the
Canadian
halibut
men
under
the
banner
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Fishermen's
Association
which
heretofore
has
been
largely
a
salmon
men's
organization.
It
has
also
been
suggesied,th.at
the
Canadian
halibut
.men
may
organize
in-.
dependently
of
any
existing
asso
ciation.
No
doubt,
action
of
some
kind
will
soon
be
taken.
A
meeting
of
halibut
fishermen
has
been
called
for
tomorrow
to
discuss
future
organization.
J.
M.
Morrison,
agent
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
at
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
three
years,
finds
himself
in
a
peculiar
situation.
While
he
was
elected
agent
at
Prince
Rupert
by
a
margin
of
115
to
79
over
Elnar
Larsen,
his
only
opponent,
the
office
was
abolished
by
the
referendum
so
Mr.
Morrison
is
without
the
position
although
favored
for
It.
Signs
of
the
times
could
be
seen
In
one
vote
of
186
to
46
opposing
the
raising
of
dues
and
in
another
vote
of
185
to
49
favoring
a
cut
from
$45
berg.
Oust
Olsen
was
re-elected
asent
at
Ketchikan
by
a
vote
of
154
85
received
by
two
-opponents,
P-
B.
Gill
of
Seattle
was
re-elected
secetary-treasurer
of
the
Union
without
opposition.
....
The
Department
of
Marine
an
nounces
that
the
black
steel
can
buoy
on
the
east
side
of
the
chan-
nel
about
one
mile
southwarfl
of
Lawn
Point
gas
and
whistle
buoy,
entrance
to
Skldegate
Inlet.'
will
be
discontinued
and
a
red
steel
conical
buoy
established
on
the
wet
side
of
the
channel
about
one
and
three-quarter,
miles
southward
of
Lawn
Point
gas
and
whistle
buoy.
The
chanee
will
be
made
without
further
notice.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
January
2,
1912
Aid.
S.
M.
Newton
will
be
a
can
didate
for
mayor
at
the
civic
election
this
month.
Aid.
J.
II.
II
11-dltch
is
mentioned
as
a
possibility
to
oppose
him.
It
is
reported
thai
the
following
are
ready
to
run
as
aldermen
on
the
Newton
ticket:
A.
W.
Edge,
Thomas
Maitland,
YY
E.
Colllson,
II.
F.
McRae
and
L.
Bullock-Webster.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Woods
entertained
a
few
nights
ago
at
a
de
lightful
party
in
their
cosy
bungalow
at
the
corner
pt
Borden
anu
Taylor
Streets.
It
was
the
first
anniversary
of
their
marriage
and
about
thirty
persons
were
present.
The
fishing
steamer
Celestia,
Empire,
Capt.
Hughes,
was
forced
by
stress
of
weather
to
take
shelter
In
Refuge
Bay,
Porchcr
Island,
over
the
New
Year
holiday
weekend.
The
crew
and
fishermen
of
the
vesfel
were
Invited
to
participate
In
the
New
Year
celebration
at
the
school
house
there.
C.
IS.
It.TItAINS
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
3
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
..
10:40
a.m.
BOAT
ENGINES
10
to
CO
H
P.
From
$8.50
Also
Gcncratorsfrorrr
$5.50
and
Guarantcrd
New
Stqrage
Batteries
from
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Saturday,
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beautiful
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that
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might
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nd
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to
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u.m.
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our
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try
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