PAOIIWO
THE
DAILY
NEW
asfarday,
December
30.
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THE
KtPEKT
DAILY
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BRITISH
NEWS.
COLUMBIA
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
Published
Kvery
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Looked,
Upon,
as
Potentially
31
H.
f.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Lare
(Jold,
Producing
District
Engineer.
Inspects
('innshcwa
Property
lUlltor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone.
98'
Member
ol
Audit
Bureau
ol
Circulations
DAlfcY
EDITION
TIN
CLOUD'S
SILVKK
fclXING
pert
conditions
generally
would
be
likelv
to
improve.
The
year
1U34
should
be
much
better
than
11)33.
During
the
year
the
Daily
News
has
carried
on
and
held
it
position
well
as
Northern
and
Central
British
Colum
bia's
daily
newspaper.
On
January
1
of
this
year
we
nrin
ted
1800
copies
of
the
paper
and
todav
the
press
run
will
be
exactly
the
.same.
This
is
not
a
gain
but
under
condi
tions
such
as
those
which
have
obtained,
we
think
it
is
a
good
record.
We
think
a
daily
press
run
of
1S00
is
some
thiflif
to
He
proud
of
in
these
times.
We
have
to
thank
the
merchants
of
the
citv
for
their
suuport
during
the
trying
time.
We
believe
we
have
beon
able
to
hcln
them
and
at
the
same
time
they
have
helped
us.
ii
is
oniy
ny
sucn
co-oneration
mat
we
can
succeed.
To
our
advertisers
and.
readers
we
extend
today
otfr
hearty
wishes
for
a
happy
and
prosperous
vear.
Mav
thev
all
be
a.
little
happier
than
during
the
past
year
and
may
l"l
.
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utt-iu
mm
bjmiu
vi
uu-uptrruiiuii
aim
iiuiuy
wniCll
is
the
basis
of
all
progress.
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
MiiiMer.
Itev.
W.
1).
Grant
Ilolliiitwortli,
It
A.
'
Organist:
Mrs.
II
J.
Smith
1
AAk.
agnnon
Subject,
"A
PARABLE
FOR
184"
li'.Yi.
Sunday
School
HM,
Westvlew
School
7:S0
P.M..
Sermon
Subject.
"A
PRAYER
FOR
lgg4"
Some
Christinas
Music
will
be
repeated
at
each
service
We
Invite
YOU
to
Worship
With
Us
iaajtn,.4V..i
efriawrnajNa
-aw
ai
an
an
i
!
I
New
Year
Greetings
We.
wish
all
our
customers,
and
friends
A
Very
Manny
and
Prosperous
Mew
Year
Summit
Cash
Meat
Market
Herlel
Sixth
Ave.
Phone
911
a
I
Qtieen
Charlotte
Island
people
are
freely
predicting
tliati
'
;
itwill.be
only,
a
matter
of
a
short
time
before
the
Islands!?
will
become
one
of
the
most
important
cold
producing
dis-
'
Saturday.
Dec.
3.
i9i
triotfc
in
Hwtiph
Columbia
and
will
have
a
bigger
boom
j
-
:
:
than
the
Cariboo
has
nad
this
year.
Some
of
the
Islanders,
!
-
at
least!
were
favoring
the
appointment
of
Y.
J.
Asset-
j
'm
Une.
newly
elected
MI
A.
for
At--
Ones
again
we
come
to.
the
end
of
a
year,
as
the
qne
we
im
as
minuter
of.
mines
in
the
lid-
la)dl
i
abOUt
to
pass
and
1984.
is
t0.be
USheredfin.
It'eral
cabinet
a
being
a
practical
ia
time
fr
looking
back
but,
possibly
more
important,
for
j
man
ftuiy
conversant
with
theproo-
Iems
and
difficulties,
facing
tiie
va--
1
mL-irtn-fni'u-iivl
lOOhlllg
IOIWJHI.
.
j
ious
branches
of
the
mining
indus-
.
Internationally
there
have
been
great
happenings
dur-j
try
mc,udinK
the
prospector,
and
ing
the
past
year
for
the
nations
of
the
world
have
beenn
operators
a
well
as
the
com-studviiur
each
other,
meeting
each
other
and
trying
to
ne-'paniea.
while
it
wootd
ha-
been
uotiate
Mtith
each
other
with
an'ew
to
settlement
of,
inter-
agreeable
to
all
people
of
the
north
national
disputes
by
negotiation
or
adjudication
ratner
than
by
war.
True,
no
marked
success
has.
followed
their
efforts
but
mucl
progress
has
been.made.
In
the
United
States
a
"new
deal"
has
been
initiated
by
I'resitlent
Roosevelt
which
has,
succeeded
to
a
large
extent.
It
is
a
great
experiment
in
government
which
is
being
watched
as
an
object
lesson
by
many
nations
and
is
likely
to
have
a
great
influence
on
the
whole
world.
During
the
year
we
have
seen
a
slight
but
definiteiup-turn.
in
business,
conditions
with
a
little
improvement
in
employment
conditions..
This
has
been
particularly
true
of
Great
Britain
and
in
the
United
States
four
million
or
more
men
have
been
given
employment
since
spring.
Jo
Canada
there
ha?
been
a
slight
improvement,
especially
in
the
east
and
the
administration
is
now
planning
to
follow
the
Roosevelt
policy
to
some
extent
by
carrying
out
necessary
public
works
instead
of
waiting
until
the
improvement
comes
and'
then
accentuating
boom
conditions
by
a
large
program
of'
government
works.
In
British
Columbia
a
new
government
is
in
power
and
is
setting
out
on
an
ambitious
program
with
a
view
to
benefitting
the
mass
of
the
people.
So
far
the
new
premier
has
been
successful
in
getting
that
co-operation
necessary
to
the
yroper
initiation
of
the
new
polioy
and
most
people
seem
hopeful
that
he
will
obtain
beneficial
results.
NEARER
HOUR
Prince
Rupert
has
had
a
difficult
time
during
the
year.
Whfle
some
of
the
fishermen
made
enough
to
carry
them
through
the
winter,
others
made
almost
nothing.
Businessmen
have
suffered
but
somo
at
least
have
not
been
in
as
bad
a
plight
as
in
1982.
With
the
prospect
of
good
business
at
the
dry
dock
during
the
first
four
months
of
the
year
and,
with
the
fisheries
conditions
much
more
hopeful,
it
seems-as
if
Prince
Ru
to
have
Mr.
Asseottlne
in
the
iaet.
it
will
probably
be
found
tint
Hen.
George
Pearson,
the
member
f
At-
ViulnA
urtlA
una
I
Mill
it
mtul-
I,
Matt
Reece.
another
Vancouver
tnMng
engnmr.
was
expected
to
irrive
in
SiddegaW
Inlet
by
plane
to
look
over
the
gold
prospects
of
he
Queen
Sharkrttc
Islands
includ
ing
the
black
sands
on
the
east
coast
but,
owing
to
the
unfavof-ible
weather,
the
visit
has
been
postponed
for
the
time
being.
The
interest
which
Mr.
Recce
represents
are
in
Maetay.
Idaho.
During
reeent
weens
there
were
let
off
at
the
Hidden
Creek,
mine
of
he
O
ran
by
Consolidated
Mining.
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
at
Anyox
two
f
the
largest
shots
that
were
ever,
exploded
under
the
earth's
surface,
tn
the
first
shot
approximately.
53
tons
of
powder
was
used
and
in
the
second
30
tons.
A
shot
was
recently
jut
off
in
the
mine
of
the
Climax
Molybdenite
Mining
Co.
In
Color-ido
when
55
tons
of
power
was
aed.
Hits
was
claimed
to
be
the
largest
underground
explosion
ever
nade,
in
wtilth
case
the
first
Gran-by
shot
appears
to
hare
been
a
very
ftwe
second.
The
Colorado
sho
broke
over
360.000
tons,
of
ore
u
hii
1
'he
Anyox
one
1s
credited
with
hav
ing
moved
50.eeo
tons
so
the
Ora-by
shot
probably
holds
the
worli's
record
for
number
of
tons
of
ore
broken
up
by
one
shot.
Hotel
Arrivals;
Central,
W.
J.
Sloan.
8tewart:
L.
Oarfln.
C.N.I.
J.
Itadland.
Oona
River;
O
Londgren.
Dominion.
Koyal
F.
Holowatz.
Dorreen.
n.
Kmitsen.
Seattle
Irlnre
Ituprrt
Mrs.
Martin
Miller
and
Miss
Maryann
Miller.
Blllmor
J.
H.
Ensda!
3c.itMv
GOLDBLOOM'S,
FUR
SALE
All
Furs
Selling
at
2ft
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
Must
be,
sold!
because.'
cash
Is
needed
to
buy
raw
furs.
Get
onie
of
these
real
fur
USK
HOLDS
xmastreb;
Splendid-Yuletiile
Entertainment
at
Ihterior
Town
Large
Attendance,
U8K.
Dec.
In
spite
of
fourteen
below
zero
weather
a
very
ter
of
mines,
is
also
a
man
who
ha
W
cimMLUTne
J
'or
tn'
Christina.
"Tree
and
srfool
concert
a
wide
knowledge
of
the
indwatry
.
gertaratty
and
coal
mfntng
more
par-1
whh
w
at.U
ttenmtty
whose
endeavor
It
wtfl
be
1
uaj-
,L
to
ftve
a
square
deal
all
around
Moreover,
Mr.
Pearson
Is
no
stranger
to
thie
district,
having
visited
her
nsore
than
once
In
the
past
on
pnMfc
bnaineas.
Gaps.
A.
J.
Qeal.
Vancouver
mining
engineer,
has
been
recently
on
the
Qween
Charlotte
islands
and.
locompanied
by
&
C.
Stevens
and
:on
of
Sfcttegate.
made
an
exa-uanatton
of
the
Cunsshewa
group
of
claims
on
Camehewa
Inlet
for
Seeeh
African
InteresU.
it
is
re-,
ported
that
this
property
will
be
operating
1st
the
vary
near
future.
Vetoes
of
tlrtsgioap
are
in
goM
and
silver.
ated
for
the
occasion.
The
proceed
ings
termirxited
with
a
csanee
lasting
till
the
early
houra
of
the
morn
ing.
After
the
concert
Reach
excitement
was
caused
by
the
swlden
appearance
of
Santa
Otaas
ll
Shannon)
who
distributed
gttta.
candy
ind
oranges
among
the
children
of
the
community.
Miss
Kathleen
Daehans,
teacher
it
Usk.
designed
and
made
the
costumes
and
trained
the
children
Joe
Dell
announced
the
program
atueh
was
as
fellows:
'
WMtta
Shepherds
Watched
Their
blocks
by
Kight."
Sthaoi
Recitation.
Mary
Kefta
Recitation.
Pauline
HiiwJjMon.
Play.
BaUng
a
la
Med"
Recitation,
Jack
Catehemn.
Recttationr
Marian
qarlton.
Play.
Abdul
Abal
DetAmr."
Recitatlon.
EOla
Duncan.
Recitation.
Jobf
Ska
Song.
"Away
tp
Nertfa
,"
School.
Recitation.
Joyce
Roberta.
Recitation.
Yvonne
Shannon.
Play,
"Harry's
Peeketa,"
Recitation.
Bdwta
Oarisen.
Recitation.
Cad
Tiemaaon.
Trio.
The
Oranestsa,
Recitation.
James
Stewart.
Recitation.
MargarH
Adams.
Play.
"The
Pirates."
RecHation.
Murfel
Duncan.
Play.
"
Ohantldeur.''
Recitation.
Pat
ODrien,
Seng.
"It
Came
Upon
The
Mid-Tight
Clear."
Recitation.
Herbert
Keney.
Recitation,
Barbara
Glover.
'
Play.
-A
Christmas
Fantasy."
Sena.
"Rareweil
Ornvstmaa
"Ood
Save
the
King."
A
hearty
vote
of
thank
was
ex
tended
by
Mr.
McDonnell
to
Miss
uurnem
and
the
eenHnHtee
IrU
eharee
whleh
consisted,
of
Mrs.
P
enewart.
Mrs.
V:
Roberta.
Mrs.
O.
S.
R.
S:
lune
m
topics
HIGH
UGHTS,
.MONIlAV.
JAN.
1
9:30
Round
the
Corner.
JfOMO.
7:00
The
Hour
Ofes4,
KOMO,
8:30Jaek
Dale
Orch..
with
Richards
Crooks,
KOMO.
0:00
NBC
Drama
Hour,
KPO.
SUNDAY",
IlKO.
31
3
45New
Year
from
England
to
Hawaiian
Is.
Chimes
from
bells
of
Famous
Cathedrals
as.
Zero
Hour
Is
reached.
KOIN.'
K8L.
8:30-9:30
Salt
Lake
Tabernacle
Choir
In
Chopin's
Day
Break,
Oround
Unfold
Ye
Portals,
Lead
Kindly
Light.
Prelude
Hallelujah,
Organ
will
offer
.Prelude
by
Clerain
Dault.
Volga
Boatman,
Uach's
Loure,
Chopin's
Nocturne,
Cantabile
by
Pranck,
KOIN,
K6L.
Watch
this
ad.
for
further
details.
and
Remember
We-offer
you
a.
modern,
efficient
ahd
reliable
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A
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on'
that
iv
-
)non;i--
"t"
Ikmiil'
a
nnre
prcMperous
y'ai
than
tiit-
ptvi-edinu
lVw
liav-
Ihh'M.
In
the
improved
V'-Mear
the
l
ord
Motor
Company
offer
an
outstanding
product
to
the
public
outstanding
in
quality,
power,
perfdewiajioe.
eosTrfort,
economy
and
pric.
-.f
We
ace
here
to
back
up
that
product
with
courteous
and
efficient
iMMrvics.
On
this
bfuHn
we
beMeak
your
patronage
and
gTxxi
will
for
the
ffMitinyvar
and
winh
you
a
Htipp
v
and
l'roperou
Xew
Year.
Mlher,
Miss
A
Dodd
and
Miss
D.
ArhitlOw
Bxcellent
muslr
was
font
rflw
ted
y
C
Durham
pi.ino.
O
Berg,
vio-tn:
Ql(a
Marttnoit
guitar,
and
ialph
Skmi.
r
mlui
NORWEGIAN
XMAS
TREE
?
A
very
happy
ChrUtms
social
ras
heM
last
night
in
Moose
H:ill
ly.
the
Uaf
Brlkaon
Society,
over
200
ersons
being
present
U.
Mi
Simpson
acted
as
chairman
or
the
program,
which
was
as
fol-
"O
Chnada
."
Address
by
Rev.
P.
M.
Vteiin
sola
by
Bert
Caawron
ac-orniiained
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Stack.
Vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
W.
Alien,
ar-ompanted
by
Peter
Lien.
Seieatian
by
the
Vardea
Mngers
nder
the
leadership
of
Peter
Lien
Arte
the
program
a
happy
hour
wsa
spent
la
singing
of
Christmas
a
rota,
while
marchm
around
the
'hristmas
tree.
During
the
evening
dehclous
re-reahmenta
were
served,
the
ladles
elng
In
awastje.
Dancing
was
enjoyed
until
2
o'-
S.E.
PARKER
LTD.
clock
with
music
by
Mr
J
s
Bttok's
orchestra.
W
Oundcrmn
arted
a
mtirr
of
ceremoini'v
H
Rriksmi
and
A
I
nul'ctl:
)rrldid
l
tin-
door.
New
Year
Greetings
To
all
ear
rwlmwri
and
frletwi.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
:
Phone
G57
"
COAL!
COAL!
uur
Pamotts
Bdson.
Alberta
and
Hulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran-eH
to
elve
xalUfarUon
Try
ton
of
No.
1
Bulkley
ValU?y
W
Vo
wii
Timothy
Hay
Wheat
Oats
and
Harfey
Prinrc
Rupert
Fowl
Co
Phnn
8
Third
Ave.
Kast
u
buju
tu
su
a.
sl
a
t.
Compliments
of
the
Season
to
you
all
Sincerely
Kaien
Hardware
A
Salhfartnry
llarr
to
Shop
PHONE:
3
w
t
n.iirk
riii'j
with
a
wants!
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adyertla
nam
.s
not
publl
h..a
or
displayed
b
thf
Lmuor
Dontroi
b
tard
or
by
U10
(iovernment
of
llrltlnh
t'olnmhis
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
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Proprietor
MA
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ntO.M
HOMir
Kates
$1.00
up
60
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Hot
is
Cold
Water
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and
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nkn
Hftuatkeeplng
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Also
Soli
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That
(Jives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
,
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophlea
mounted
,
by
an
expert
Hear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
n
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
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Prices
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