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Mon&ay,
Jan.
30.
1933
AMERICAN
FISHING
BOATS
There
is
a
Canadian,
law
against
foreign
bdats
being
allowed
to
call
at
Canadian
ports
to
land
catches
of
fish,
to
secure
supplies
or
for
any
other
purpose
except
to
take
refuge-
in
time
of
storm
or
stress
or
to
secure
emergency
;
supplies.
This
is
for
the
protection
of
Canadian
fisheries
and
is
somewhat
similar
to
laws
of
other
countries.
Fdr
the
benefit
of
American
halibut
fishermen
who
fish
off
this
coast
and
also
for
the
belief
it
of
the
Cana'diari
railway
which
carries
the
fish.
United
States
boats
are
A
member
of
the
unemployed
committee
baa
worked
out
a
table
showlifg
the
amounts
received
under
the
present
relief
scheme
against
which
a
protest
was
made
to
the
Mayor
last
week.
The
last
column
elves
Miss.
Prances
Rich,
dauxhter
nl
If'
u
i.
m
n
:
,re
star,
attended.
His
iPfcni
l.in
nv,
11
u
,
,
A
't
,
,
cm
L'-ruo
In
Hol-lywood
and
wtis
olca'antly
.-iin'i
','rn
jv-
n'ect
wnh
an
im-prnmplu
cake
In
bmot
ol
Mis
Rich's
en
ii'erp
'i
blrinti.-iy
And
for
U
blithwty
present
snc
rereivil
a
contiac
t'j
do
a
fcitui
part
In
"Zoo
in
Bartf.pe
t.
'
.
m-
.a
t
oombs
Rafdib'
Service
1
Makes
of
Radio
i
Work
Guaranteed
Nioffcf
IJICfc
001
Rupert
Raditf
Service
Repairs
to
Any
Make
of
RADIO
SET
Out-of-town
business
solicited
1
Phone:
IHikk.932.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C-
allowed
to
land
their
fish
at
Prince
Rupert
under
a
special
!
California"
for
1932.
if
you
please.
order-in-eofuficfl
pasml
annually,
by
the
Cana'dian
govern-J
ment
They
may
sell
the
fish
here,
paying
the
duty,
or
ship
in
bond
to
the
United
States
as
is
usually
done.
There
have
been,
many
protests
made
by
Canadians
against
granting
the
use
of
the
port
on
equal
terms
to
American
rivals
but
this
has
failed
to
change
the
views
of
any
of
the
successive
Canadian
governments.
At
the
week-end
the
usual
privi-!
leges
iwere.
renewed
until
May
with
power
given
the
min
ister
to
extend
the
period
to
the
end
of
the
year.
Pretty
tricky,
eh
what?
Well,
why
not.
she's
Miss
Casey
at
bat
no,
we
mean
at
the
mfke.
"Miss
District
NfivVs
,
NEW'
HAZELTON
Members
of
the
congregation
of
First
United
Church
held
a
meeting
Monday
to
elect
officers
for
the
ensuing
year.
The
following
were
elected
to
the
board
of
stewards:
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrioch,
W.
Orant.
John
Newtek.
Harold
Wrlnch.
Ml&s
Fflfrd,
Mrs.
the
amtunt
per
person
per
meal
allowing
three
meals
a
day
and
without
Redman.
Verne
Hawkisia
and
Rev
any
preV&loh
for
rent,
clothing
or
fuel.
Trie
maintenance
allows
nee
is
shown
in
the
first
column.
In
the'
second
40
has
been
Added
for
rent,
fuel,
clothing,
etc.
The
table
follows:
per
meal
Man
and
wife
$12.50
plus
401
$1750
.6T
cents
Man,
wife
arid
1
child
15.00
plus
401
21
DO
7.67
cents
Man.
wife
and
2
children
17.90
plus
401
24.50
6.75
cents
Man,
wife
and
3
children
20.00
plus
40
28.00
6.33
cents
Man,
wife
and
4
children
.
2250
plus
401
3150
5.75
cents
man,
wife
and
5
children
26.00
plus
40
36.00
50
cents
Man.
wife
and
6
children
2750
plus
401
3850
5.26
cents
Man.
wife
and
8
children
32.50
plus
Wi
4550
5.00
cento
Gets
Contract
for
Birthday
Present-5
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gMgaagBflBgftArr1w
vmmj-jt
vr
rim
1
S.
H.
Redman
and
Dr.
I:
are
ex-otficio
officers.
BURNS
LAKE
rineh
Mrs.
O.
Oraham
and
-ftally
left
last
Thursday
for
Grand
Parka
where
the
Intend
to
take
up
their
residence.
Slim
AYlDtrtns
b
somewhere
between
Whitehorse.
Y.T.
and
Atlln.
He
is
on
a
trip
by
dog
team
from
Alaska
to
Chicago
where
he
expects
to
visit
the
worlds
fair.
He
will
hit
n
part
of
the
Telegraph
Line
In
t
a
month.
Mrs.
Theodore
Campbell
of
Kbt-piox
was
admitted
to
the
Haseitom
Hospital
the
first
of
the
week.
Her
condition
is
reported
as
favorable.
1
Burns
Lake
Parmer
Institute
j
held
their
annual
meeting
and
re
elected
the
previous
slate
of
offic
!
this
leniency.
I
I
OKG1VE
AM)
l
ouoirr
Forgiving
without
forgetting
Is
a
'good
deal
like
giving
a
receipt
for
money
without
signing
your
name
'to
it.
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bullfley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed1
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
ilo
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
'
Oats
and
Barley.
"Prince
Ittipcft
Focil
Co.
68
I'liones
SS8
1
The
local
board
of
trade
enddfses
-f
fl'ownrt
IVnrd
of
.'
Trade
that
dances
be
allowed
to
c-..i
nut
imi
uaiurdav
nkaht
untHif
3
0
clock
Sunday
morning
and
that,
the
attorney-general
be
asked
to
permit
these
gatherings
be
allowed
I
VisMj
,NveVef
Recovered
tiivrMSX
UtlniJ
ffaWrd
The
natives
of
QQven
Charlotte)-
haVe'huhted
in
Vain'
fdr
th4
nutrget.
iMands
have
a
stoW
ora
goldtpan-
It
ilibelleved
b'
mjfny
that
H
was;
chor
which
rivals
sOef-thi
Ojeek
the;(aVws
nuitgtt
vlifch
found
..:
mips
ot
the
days
ol
romance.
This
a
Harbor
b)
the
HuiUoj'rBay
Mch.w
was
a
nugget
lf0)d
b-
Coflftwlry
when
Wty
vJerei
reyiord
'
lluved
to
weigh
between
forty
an'dl
to
have
taken
it
carter
of
a
tnltnw-fiitv
pounds
and
was
used
by
the
dollars
out
of
one
pocket
In
their
eruuf
of
the"
KfeeerT
VtWjrc
to
a'ncho'r
mmeat
Wit
paint.
Tffi
tmtii
nuj-hi.-
canoe.
It
was
chosen
for
that
gerroorted.Jpr
jtfie
company
was
puipose
because
of
it
ma,weiKn5.vaiuea
ui
.wa.
,uiacK
powtier
was
K:
een
village
Is
located
at
tb'S
Wfo
W
blait
tjte
rock
and
tt
1
nti.inie
to
Mrtbre
ClWnAel
on
tjfls
dlatmed
that
mfot
Of
the
gold
was
w
i
?
coast
of
Moresby
Wand.
At
Blown
into
the
harbor.
After
each'
rh.it
time
there
were
hnge
Vllftfe
snor
a
snoww
or
join
nuggw
an-il
il
inu
the
west
coast
of
the
(led
on
the
ships
anchored
off
shore
Qm-cn
Charlottes
and
the
different
there
was
a
scramble
for
the
trib.'s
or
clans
of
each
VlMaKe-wWr
ngets
both
by
natives
and
whites,
almos:
conti
luousljf
ut
wa
with
It
is
reportsd
jUwt
anothsr
sstpedl-each
other.
Un
b
aw
ipSffe'1
to'
titttiH
f6
1
The
last
seen
of
the
gblderi'anchor
he
lost
nugget.
If
IT
ge
U
SWd
'1
was
when
the
chief
who
flwifed
It
excite
eterijircUf
fhtrfest
trtff?-carried
It
off
Into
the
woods
to'liWe
that
to
Ccm
mXtfo?
.
it
before
he
went
oft
on
one
of
hu
j
.,-
'
'
SSS
raid
1
he
expeditions.'
Someone
huff
'
j
told
him
that
the
huge
rtucget
was
1
valuable
and
that
the
white
nertpj'
,
would
give
hfrrt
many
colored
bftin
.
tkeu
for
it.
'
f
The
chief
got
Ws
war
fleet
t6'-.J
-!
aether
and
left
Ktseicn
earW
June
summer
mofnhlg
for
the
1
western
entrance
to
Skidegate
Inlet.
Just
north
of
Buck
Point
he
'via
pounced
upon
b
a
fMet
of
vair
canoes
from
Chatfit
vfllafto.
whittf
was
situated
near
there
and
a
terrible
hand-to-hand
ejigatment
took
place.
The
Crfetla
tribe,
see-In
that
thev
were
losina.
Isuadad-en
small
Island
west
of
the
Mtrimcir
L
Slftdegate
Inlet.
The
Ktteert
tribe1
followed
and
practically
exterminated
the
ChflUa
fleet
Bat
the
chief
of
the
Ktwns
was
kQled
to
the'
battle
and
the
secret
of
the
hiding!
nlace
of
the
huge
nugget
went
wrth
him.
For
years
both
whites
and
natrrW
The
Heller
'Box
LATE
GEO.
CAntrALtAftEK
Bditor,
Daily
News:
Havltg
read
in
your
paper
of
Jan.
21th
the
repo.t
0
tfca
pasr
ing
of
my
son,
O.
A.
CadWalloder.
;
beg;
td
pout
art.
error,
George
was
unmarried
and
lived
us
ontit
h
was
admlttel
u
Swfth
4
Sanalorium
in
SepU-iubri,
i9.
i
leaves
to
mmirn
bis
toes
a
fafher,
mother,
and
sister
Catherine
lie
was
27
years
of.
age.
had
lived
in
Prince
Rupert
off
and
on
since
1923.
and
hao
made
many
frbfids.
He
had
been
improving
in!
health'
until
a
sudden
relapse,
on!
Jan.
2nd.
we
received
a
wire
which
j
:a)'ed
me
to
hi
bedside.
I
was.
ers.
Piesident
Nell
Van
de
Veen,
with
him
two
fiyi
before"
u,e
end
Secretary
R.
O.
Stearns,
Directors
I
came
pea:efuly
In
hH
leep.
John
van
de
Veen.
J.
P.
Bland.
Jonas1
George
a?xed
to
be
burled
at'
Oluiius.
M.
F
Nourse.
Harry
Kttwang
under
the
pine
trees
hej
Steams.
AiMliors
are
John
Berg
and
loVed
so
mu?h.
I
brought
hit
re-
8
uuuwm.
Keen
interest
1.1
being
taken
locally
rn
the
OmUiecu
8kl
Club
Carnival
Queen
Contest.
Pour
of
the
charming
princesses
of
the
club
will
niter
the
contest.
Princess
MarJoMt,
Princes
Audrey.
Prinrets
Ruth
and
Princess
Edna.
Joe
Johnson
left
on
Saturdays
mains
to
Kltwanga
where
rela-
j
tlves
er
friends
nt
the
train
and'
there
we
laid
him
to
rest,
amid,
many
floral
tributes.
I
shaH
be
much
ob!lg-d
If
you
will
kindly
put
trls
In
your
papee
to
eottrct
the
error
AIICB
CADWA'I-APER.
"edarvt'e.
DC.
1
MotHer."
Stndles
teach
no'
their
own
usetj
train
for
Winnipeg
where
he
will
but
that
U
a
wisdom
wttfiidt
tWwi;
receive
meoicai
treatment
and
poa-,
nnd
gy,v
ihem
by
6lwrva
-iblv
bt
operated
upon,
linn
n.uvnn
PfiiiteRiipert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Decks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship'
Hepsfferf
-for
Steel
and
Wood
Vesxrls
-
Iron
and
hrtfi
OaVtlnf
Rlrcirlc
and
Acetylene
Welding
S0-lnri
Derrick
for
Ileivy
LlfU'
Sawmill
and
MlnlnrMachintry
'
Kepslred
and
Overhauled
1
1
''Ciiahcler
cigarette
papers,
ready-gummed
nnd
packed
in
We?
aSy.t'6-se
bodklcts
.
.
make
'rolling
your
own'
an
tn
foiling
nlca'sUrc,
and
smokfng
your
ow'n-
a
oy.
They're
the
best
cigarette
papers
you
can
Kuyl"
PURE
RICE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
Monday,
January
30,
ibjj
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7
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IP
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j
feSecurBr
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f
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1
n
I
(
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L
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)of
-llifiik
of
any'
oilier
!mrlincnl
Iilfli
lino
Ioim1
Aty
joti
like
jour
l.fi?
Inliruiicd?
In
firuierni
)rari,
)(u
(icrlups
ilitl
Hot
pay
iinich
ailenlioit
to
it.
Hut,
in
m-nit
tiinos,
vilin
ohVr
Invrat
iiieiits
Iiar
.luiiiwl
lifavily
you
know
UkII
jour
I.Jff
Iiiituram
r
Iiax
nrvrr
ilrirrc!atnl
a
ilullar.
l.ifrMii(iraiirr
lias
Ioim1
ly
yhu
ami
your
fandly
in
llic
lrouMio'iuc
jt'stenlitys
ami
it
will
imuiIIiiuo
lo
iImihI
hy
you
ami
yotiN
in
tli
iiiiktiowii
touiorroWH;
Maintain
this
Mriirily
of
Lift;
IiiMirunco.
MaKo
sun
of
n
fjiiiirunlcnl
UvMitiond
fit
lalrr
jnrs
wlirri)
your
fariiiufrs
Iiar
rcuM'tl.
.Mukr
ufo
thai
jo'iir
x
Ifr?
and
rln'Mrru
will
lit;
pafrfiiiunlcil
front
wuiit
iiil
jirivn'lion,
If
you
arc
not
lii-r;
to'
support
lIiriTi;
"
sinni
linukcra
editor
nil
ngrrc
lliut
.
Ill
fatnily
wakliHord
for
today
should
lie:
"Ilohl
Fait
ili
your
MfiMiniimncei
One
0
s
irei
0
mpungn
iKimored
If
7.s
limitative
Cuinwinfei
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