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Laren.
Others
in
the
party
were
General
Odium,
-and
two
Sah
Francisco
mining
engineers,
R.
H.
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delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
Tor
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
Rupert
Uy
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
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Ufa
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1.49
Monday,
Sept.
17,
1934
MAKING
PRINCE
RUPERT
"EXPORT
CONSCIOUS"
.
A
well
"known
Vancouver
shipping
man,
vho
visiteVl
the
city
last
'week
in
connection
with
the
rnovement
of
interior
aspen
logs
through
this
port
to
the
Orient,
remarked
that
he
found
local
people
lacked
"export
consciousness"
that
they
did
Trot
seem
to
realize
the
possibilities
of
the
use
of
the
port
m
overseas
shipping
and,
indeed,
some
had
apparently,
almost
accepted
the
impbssTbility
of
such
oUsmess
here.
The
same
visitor
declared
that
he
could
see
very
definite
possibilities
along
this
line
here
and
that
it
would
be
easy
to
route
considerable
volume
of
inborne
cargo
"here
providing
outwaixl
part
cargoes
could
be
ar
ranged.
He
mentioned
in
this
Connection
timbers
of
various
varieties
and
cheaper
grades
of
grain,
In
addition
to
this,
we
know
that
various
if
orihs
of
fishery
products
could
also
be
used
in
making
up
of
part
cargoes.
,
According
to
the
visitor,
the
two
outstanding
obstacles
to
shipping
of
this
sort
from
Prince
Rupert
at
this
time
are
the
fact
that
the
facilities
for
handling
the
cargc
have
either
become
antiquated
or
been
allowed
to
fall
into
'dis
repair
for
lack
of
use
and
that
much
of
the
suitable
timber
which
abounds
here
cannot
be
exported
owing
to
the
regulation
which
requires
that
only
timber
or
logs
from
crown-granted
limits'c'ariibefshipped
out
of
the
country.
As
far
as
the
port
facilities,
are
concerned,
doubtless,
how
that
the
business
is
here
and
readv
to
be
handled,
the
Vailway
company
will
automatically
see
that
its
equipment
t'
..4.
1
fTM
1
.1.1
L
Jl
..11
?..
ip
puu
uiMiape.
lias
giiuum
ne
uone,
we
wouiu
imagine,
i..iit...i
ib.
rvt
i
-i
'i
i
Yhiiiuul
even
me
c-namoer
oi
commerce
navmg
10
suggest
it.
As
for
the
raising
of
the
embargo
on
export
of
timber,
hat
maybe
a.
little
more
difficult
although
there
would
appear
to
be
no
good
reason
why
the
necessary
action
on
the
part,
of
the
government
should
be
refused
if
it
is
going
in
Unnatlt
im
Tor,:U1..
Jt
A?
i.
Tt..
.
iu
uo,
x
udbiujv,
it
was
umeiy
umt
me
irremier
nim-
self
our
member
should
have
been
here
at
the
time
the
matter
was
brought
up.
Mr.
Pattullo
knows
the
situation
with
regard
to
the
timber
industry
here
without
anv
re
cital
having
to
be
made
to
him
in
regard
to
it
and
we
are
of
the
opinion
that,
through
his
ins'trumentalitv.
anv
rlif.
Acuities
which
may
exist
in
connection
vth
the
Matter
can
haqiiite
readily
removed.
rioon
in
continuation
oi
Ihe
flight
to
Vancouver.
Before
returning
to
New
York,
Mr.
Smith
-toll!
visit
t
Bridge
Rfver
district
arid
Lbs
ArfBeteS.
The
United
'Empire
company
hot
long
fego
tcfok
over
two
of
the
adjoining
Bayvicw
'claims
nhd
l
is
on
one
"of
Vhese
hai
'considerable
ivork
vers
and
V.
De
Camo.
Thev
had
i
t.
.
v.
.
-'-
ZV
.
Jlaa
D;n
carneu
oui
01
lat-e,
epent
.
tberhipstt)f
Saturday
after-
wr,
jgmHth,
aMlougn
anparnt)y
noon
antl
nearly
all
8unday
'm
the
not
given
to
a
great
deal
of
talk
for
United
Empire
property,
arriving
publication,
is
obviously
well
pleas-here
from
BtewaVt
last
evening
and
ed
with
the
outlook
lor
the
United
hopping
off
at
1
o'clock
this
after-
Empire
mine.
LITTLE
IS
CMMPlON
San
Franciscan
Wliis
United
Spates
Amateur
Golf
Championship
Saturday
BROOKLINE,
Mass.,
Sept.
17
(CP)
W.
Lawson
Little
of
Sah
Francisco
added
the
United
States
amateur
golf
championship
to
Ills
British
amateur
title
Saturday
byjde-featlng
DaVid
'Goldman
of
Dallas,
Teas,
eight
and
sfcVen
in
the
final.
Little
went
into
the
final
by
de
feating
Don
Armstrong
of
Chicago
four
and
three
while
Goldman
made
the
final
by
winning
over
his
townsman
and
roommate,
Reynolds
Smith,
jy
a
similar
"Scdre.
Ross-McLarnin
Both
in
Shape
Postponements
Do
Not
Appear
to
Have
Impaired
interest
In
Welter
Title
Bout
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
Both
Barney
Ross,
world's
welterweight
boxing
champion,
and
Jimmy
McLamin,
former
champion,
who
Is
attempting
to
win
the
title
back,
are
reported
to
be
in
fine
fettle
for
their
title
bout
tonight
at
Long
Island
Bowl.
The
several
postponements
do
not
appear
to
have
impaired
interest
in
the
bout
and
It
is
expected
there
will
be
a
large
attendance.
Ross
weighed
in
at
140
'i
pounds
today
and
McLamin
at
1461,!.
The
fight
Is
definitely
on
for
tonight,
weather
conditions
up
to
early
today
being
favorable.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
1,
Boston
2.
;
Pittsburg
6-4.
Philadelphia
1-1.
American
League
Washington
-2,
Detroit
12.
New
York
2,
Cleveland
1.
Four
games
postponed.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
2-5,
Boston
1-2.
St.
Louis
5-3,
New
York
3-1.
Chicago
6-4,
Brooklyn
11-5.
Pittsburg-Philadelphia,
oh
account
of
rain.
American
League
Washington
1,
Detroit
2.
Boston
1-10,
Chicago
2-12.
Philadelphia
2-2,
St.
Louis
1-0.
New
York
2,
Cleveland
5.
Rainbow
Made
No
Attempt
to
Reach
Finish
Saturday
NEWPORT,
R.I.,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
Although
less
than
a
mile
from
the
finish
line
when
the
time
limit
of
five
and
a
half
hours
for
the
Am
THE
.DAILY
NE"y73
TRIBUTE
TO
DR.
DAF0E
BANK
OF
CANADA
CAPITAL
5;000,000
Divided
into
100,odO
Shares
oJ
SSO.eb
Each
TUfMuMterrFinance,
purtuant
toihe'-proxMont
fKe
Bank
hj
CcSSdVfcc,
'
or
pubKc
i&Jtcriptioh:
-'
Is'
'
lOOjOOO
Shares
of
the
Capital
Stock
of
the
BANK
OF
CANADA
Issue
Price:
$50.00
a
Share
'
PAYABLE
AS
FOLLOWS:
On
application
On
Jan.
7,
IMS
erica's
...
Cup
yacht
.
race
was
reached
.
.
d
bt
to
.
hc
0-4
the
ore
in
this
mine
goes
$300
to
the
on
Saturday,
it
Deing-
caned
"no
Coritest"
hecause
neither
the
Rain
bow,
the
American
defender,
or
the
Endeavour.
British
challenger,
had
been
able
to
finish
within
the
time,
Harold
S.
Vahdprbllt,
owner
and
skipper
of
the
Rainbow,
made
no
attempt
to
finish
the
distance.
The
American
boat
was
half
a
mile
ahead
when
the
race
was
called
off.
Among
those
who
viewed
the
race
was
President
Franklin
D.
Roose
velt
from
aboard
the
Vanderbllt
yacht.
The
classic
was
resumed
today
with
odds
swinging
in
favor
of
the
Rainbow
owing
to
her
performance
on
Saturday.
Steamships
Sailings
Tot
Vahcouvea
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Thurs
ss;
P.
George
10:30
p.m.
Friday
s.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
8s.
Cafd'cna
midnight
saturss.
p.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
Sept.6,
14,
24
V.
Louise
5:30
p.m.
rrbm
Vancotrver
Sunday
ss.
cataia
4
p.m.
Wea
ss.
Pr.
George
10
ajn.
Friday
ss.
Princ'e
Rupert
10
a.m.
Ss.
Princess
Adelaide
4
p.m,
tes.
'Ck'rdeha
p'm.
Sept,
10,
2053.
Prln.
Louise
a.m.
For
Any
6x
and
Alice
Arrn
Buhday
ss.
Catiila
8
p.m.
Wednesday
4s.
P.
George
10
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1U30
a.m.
Thursday
ss.
Pr
George
8
pjn.
in
the
affections
of,
his
people
and
wn
ana
18
piannca
w
"go
right
the
whole-hearted
confidence
and
auer
"
a8
won
as
ine
price
is
high
trust
they
have
in
him.
i
enough.
.
Rev.
W.
D,
Grant
Holllngworth,
10
connection
with
his
mining
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
ventures
in
tne
district.
Mr.
Wilson
Church,
bringing
greetings
from
his
he
na
no
8toc
for
sale.
Itc
congregation,
spoke
of
the
warm
j
cxPccl
an
his
properties
to
be
ac-affection
and
respect
in
which
Dr.t,ve
Producers.
Dafoe
is
held
In
that
church.
Mr.
Holllngworth
also
expressed
his
own
affetclon
and
regard
for
a
true
friend
and
"Father
Confessor."
Dr.
Dafoe,
In
responding
to
the
tributes
paid
him.
said
he
was
deeply
touchsd
by
such
open-hearted
expressions
of
regard.
He
said
he
was
very
glad
he
came
to
Prince
Rupert
He
had
grown
to
love
the
members
of
his
church
and
would
strive
to
serve
in
measure
in
the
future.
A
short
musical
program
was
en-Joyed,
those
contributing
being:
vocalists,
Miss
E.
Hamblln,
Miss
B.
McKinley
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Llnzey;
violin
soloist,
M.
R.
Dafoe;
piano
soloist,
Junior
Daggett,
and
an
orchestra
composed
of
the
Misses
Hamblin,
Johnstone
and
R.
Houston.
Refreshments
served
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
brought
a
most
enjoyable
event
to
a
close.
E.
T.
Kenncy,
M.
L.
A.
for
Skcena,
hnd
his
daughter,
Miss
Marjorie
Kenney,
who
Is
to
continue
her
studies
In
the
south,
arrived
In
the
"city
from
the
Interior;
onaturday
night's
train
and
sajletl.
on
,be
taaraf
rprince
AmiiW
IN
THE
SUPJtEMK
COURT
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
iv
ruoiiur
IN
THE
MATTER.
OP
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
unrt
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
O?
LEWIS
BANDE.
DECEASED.
INTES-
1
mi,.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
Ili
Honor,
w.
E.
FUher
tl
10th
u
of
SepiMnber.
AD.
1934,
I
'M
appointed
a
B
ereater
I
'""'""""or
of
the
ntat
of
Lrwts
Snc!.
dceard.
ami
all
partly
harms
I
o!lm
ftgtlntt
the
said
eUt
tre
hm;
by
required
to
furnish
nmt,
proporiy
verified
to
rr
on
or
before
the
15th
dy
of
October.
A.
D,
JB34,
and
all
iiiwiMu
are
re
nufmi
to
pkj
the
amount
oi
their
m
deWrdneas
to
me
forthwtth.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
-
Official
Admlntntrstof,
"iv
ne
iiLii
aay
oi
anyfmbi-T
A.D.
1934
GOAL!
GOAL!
Cur
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulklcy
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
1
Bnlkley
Valley,
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay,
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley,
IVlnpc
Rupert
faced
Co,
M.rneaet
III
1
12.5
a
Shara
$37.50
a
Shaw
-ti
'
The
Bank
W
Canada
Va
been
Incorporated
by
the
Parliament
of
C
trail
t4
giv
wide
power'i
to
oferate
at
a
central
bank
of
iiiue
and
tedlicount
for
Canada.
The
Bank
l
aotfcbrJied
to
pay
cumulative
dividend!
from
iti
profits,
'after
provtiro
for
expenses,
depredation,
etc,
at
the
rate
of
4
pr
annum.
payaWa
hall-rearly.
Sorplua
profits
are
to
be
applied
to
the
ret
fund
of
the
Bank
or
paid
Into
the
Cwuotidatad
Fund
at
provided
by
the
Bank
of
Canada
Art.
Not
wore
than
50
thant
may
be
held
by
or
for
the
benefit
of
any
on
pertoo.
Shara-holdert
rhuit
be
British
rubjectt
ordinarily
rttident
in
Canada
or
corporation
rganltrt
under
Dominion
or
provincial
lawt
and
controlled
by
Britith
tubjecta
ordinarily
rejident
in
Canada.
Submlptlont
thonld
bfe
mailed
to
the
Mlnliter
of
Fihance.
Ottawa,
tn
'tnnlopet
itk4
"
Bank
of
Canada
Sharet."
Payment
must
be
made
by
a
certified
cheque
on
a
chartered
bank
or
V
t
bank
draft
or
pott
office
or
erprett
company
money
order,
payable
to
the
Receiver
General
61
Canada.
been
received,
alltnvett
will
be
mad
At
toon
at
pottible
after
tubtcrlptiont
nave
S'nd
notice
of
the
allotment
will
be
nulled
to
the
pott
office
address
furnished
by
tb
subscriber.
FurtheT
particulars
will
be
found
In
the
official
prospectus
and
ipplfcatlo
form
wblcsi
may
be
obtained
at
the
Department
of
Finance,
the
offices
of
the
Assistant
Recelrtta
General,
pott
offices,
any
branch
of
any
chartered
bank,
and
other
financial
lastTtnUwu.
Ti'kosenpwW
Lut
th"3
open
on
Stpltmbrr
11,
HH,
f
tU
ojx
Vlrt
tf
IfewW
)u,
t3L
vilk
or
vitlovt
notice,
U
th
ditattU
TAi
itiutr
'o)
YU&i.
Dvurvm
or
rniixn.
pmi.
BrnlMHl
SJ,
ItSL
WILSON
INTERESTS
ACTIVE
IN
.MINING
(Continued
liom
page
one)
tunnel
proves
satisfactory
a
mill
Baptist
Congregation
Honors
Pat-
wiU
te
lnt,led
0Td"
to
separ
tor
Who
Has
fleen
Here
For
Five
Years
ate
ine
goto
irom
me
otsmuin
ana
it
is
expected
a
market
'-will
he
found
for
the
latter.
The
mill
will
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe.
pastor
of
the
erected
at
lhe
mlne
lth
bunkers
First
M,t"
lwo
ai-
Baptist
Church,
yesterday
completed
the
fifth
yr
of
hi
leV
two
Kroni
acre
iota
have
ministry
in
Prince
Rupert
and,
at
been
wid
In
anUcipation
of
develop-the
conclusion
of
the
evening
ser-
ment
at
Kathlyn
from
which
vice,
the
congregation
held
a
sur-
Rmt
the
0091
and
concentrates
will
prise
social
hour
in
the
pastor's
nlPP-
honor
;
A
2500-foot
tunnel
has
been
"The
chairman
for
the
occaalon.
tartea
al
lnc
?f
Hudadn
Bay
V.
O.
Houston,
expressed
his
per-
Montafn
on
the
Silver
Lake
pro-sonal
pleasure
In
and
appreciation
P"1
under
Pt,on
ttom
tn
McOlll
for
the
close
friendship
and
fellow-
e,tate-
PM
men
and
a
are
ship
with
Dr.
Dafoe
both
as
pastor
employed
there.
This
Is
a
sliver
and
man.
:
property
but
Mr.
Wilson
expects
P.
H.
Llnzey
senior
deacon
of
the
metaI
be
wortn
a
dHar
an
church,
acting
as
spokesman
for
mnce
ty
by
the
Ume
he
Is
I
the
HIC
church,
left
ICtk
Dr.
Ul,
Dafoe
IJdlUt
in
III
no
1IU
rfaQy
-
w
sn,P
r
ne1
year,
some
v
of
Classified
Ads
for
sale
FOR
8ALE
Baby's
bed.
Apply
620
8lxthWcst.
221
FOR
8ALE-Packard
Car
als6
Ford
Truck.
Owner
leaving
town.
Phone
Blue
764.
217
FOR
SALE
9
pirfe
solid
walnut
dining
room
set.
A
bargain
for
cash.
Phone
874.
(217)
FOR
SALE
Nearly
pew
Simmons
wire
mattress
and
wool
mattress,
size
three
feet,
three
Inches,
Phone
Blue
637.
217
FOR
SALK
80
H.P.
Gulowscn
Orel
Seml-Dlcscl
Engine
complete
with
Propeller
and
sittings.
Can
be-lnspectcd
at
Gulowscn
Orel
Plant.
Replaced
by
larger
engine.
Cheap
for
prompt
sale.
Sunde
&
d'Evers
Co.,
Seattle,
Wash.
FOR
RENT
MODERN
Hous"e
for
tent
by
Oc-
tober
1.
Phone
Black
446.
215
FOR
RENT
Four
roomed
house.
close
In.
$12.00.
Phone
Green
'402.
'
(217)
m
Front
apartment
with
electric
range.
Btcamhcatcd.
Smith
it
MaUettLto.
tf.
FOR
RENT
-
3-rob'mcd
heatid
apartment.
$16
per
month,
Xp-ply
'CfoHart
&
MtfCatfcty.
217
trAnsVers
CArvlERON'S
iTansfer,
Phone
177.
Birch-,
Jacitplne,
Cedar,
if
PAINTERS
PAINTING
ana
Paperr-ttnglng
Molle'r,
PhOhe
Red
S03.
tltEAM
DAiLY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
G57
FOUND
FOUND
Necklace
on
FiP.'i
Avenue.
Owner
may
:iavr
v,
::.
br
Identifying
and
j:;ytng
'-
'
advertisement.
FOUND
Eye-glasses
inMr(
-.nP-'
Park.
Owiier
may
have
.m-.c
t
calling
at
Dally
News
!
W-Ing
for
this
advertlscnv
;
FOUND
-
Bunch
of
th.-.-
k"v.
owner
may
have
same
(
Ing
at
Dally
New
!':
paying
for
this
ad.
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PKRMANENT
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CluVter
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BEAUTY
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tN
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