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Make
This
Practical
Christmas
Third
Avenue
a
Give
Shoes
or
a
Pair
of
Cosy
Slippers
A
Gift
Anyone
Will
Enjoy!
This
J
tar
r
are
offrrinj
you
a
Urj-er
and
better
selection
of
Footwear
than
ever
before.
Xo
wonder
we
ur-e
you
to
do
jour
Christmas
shopping
early.
We
will
gladly
lay
aside
your
choice
at
a
small
deposit.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Phone
357
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rWNCE
RUPERT
-
BaiTISli
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
a
P.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managlng-Edtor
DAILY
EDITION
Young
Jesse
Livermore
Holding
His
Own
Although
Not
Out
Of
Danger
Jr.,
fighting
for
Ufe
after
having
-lost
Its
oldest
citizen.
86
9S
in
the
Lllloet
district
thirty-five
years,.
An
lmDressive
funumi
iSS3
-
"--xii.iaicria
nn
ihnt
loot
131,1,...
I
1-1-
I
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linn"
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.
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n
to
XT.
fa
8
DBSCRDjTIO
N
BATES
S?J!eJ?r7',!5y
01
camer'
m
advance
.
$s
u
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
Iesr
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
'
News
Department
Telephone
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
J
nut
iiiua;
uy
IU5
mo-
a
sue
was
aiieC-'
ther,
Mrs.
Dorothea
Livermore
in
"onately
known
to
every
person'
a
drunken
quarrel,
was
reported
by
n
Massett,
came
to
the
village
physicians
last
night
to
be
holding
aul
nlne
vears
ago
with
her
his
own
following
a
hliwi
tnm.
brother
who
died
in
1929
Prim
fusion
from
a
husky
fisherman
al-'10
ominS
to
Massett
she
had
livel
though
not
yet
out
of
danger;
Young
Livermore,
In
a
messaec
,
from
the
hospital
yesterday,
'
sent'
for
sorne
EDnii;;cn;l'.'iU!l,TTIW
service
OVRIL
Mi
tsu
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
way
ports
S3.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE.
Fridays.
10
pm
To
Vancouver
Direct
BS.
PRINCESS
NORAH,
Dec.
5th,
19th,
Jan.
2nd,
16th,
30th.
To
Ketchikan,
Wranrell,
Juneau
and
Skarwaj
S.S.
PRINCESS
NORAH,
Dec.
1
5th.
29th;
Jan.
12th,
26th.
WINTER
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
TO
VANCOUVER
$32.00
Tickets
on
sale
Nov.
1st,
'193$
to"
Feb.
29th,
1936.
Flnat
"
r-turn
limit
March
31st;
1?3.
..ft
Information
and
reservations
call
or
write
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Arrnt
Prinro
,
..
.
.
-r
r---
-
U.V.
SPORT
Greenville
Hoop
Team
on
Visit
To
River
Mouth
KINCOLITH.
Dec.
5
The
Greenville
Athletic
Club's
basket
ball
team
paid
a
visit
to
Kin
eolith
village
at
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
River
the
latter
part
of
last
week.
the
feature
-event
of
the
visit
being
a
basketball
game
whteh
Sons
of
Kincolith
won
qver
the
visitors
from
upriver
by
a
seor?
of
43
to
27.
The
nrinctDal
social
Y;
event
wils
a
social
ana
asnce
oy
2the
Juvenile
Athletic
Aid
in
the
Jubilee
Hall,
this
event
drawing
a
j
large
crowd.
Splendid
music
w&
rendered
for
dancing
by
tlx
ureenvuie
orenestra.
The
basketball
game
was
a
clean
pi
well-contested
affair,
the
indlrf
B
a
Html
vir4nr
t-ukinir
i
c
fnllATr-e
Kincolith
Peter
Stewart
U0
Chris
Trimble
H0.
Herbert
Hal-dane
16.
Herbert
Doolan
17).
Greenville
Chris
Calder
(It
Teddy
Venn
6,
Albert
Moore
9)
William
Bright
5),
Anthony
Ca!
Ider
3.
Frank
Russ
3.
Walter
Calder
of
Greenville
wb
referee
and
Charles
McNeil
of
Kincolith.
umpire.
Calgary
Defeats
Seattle
and
Is
In
Third
Place
SEATTLE,
Dec.
5:
CP)
Calgary
Thursday,
Dec.
5.
1935,
Seattle
here
last
night
in
a
North-
'
"
western
Hockey
League
fixture
and.
Does
Not
Wish
Massett's
Oldest
I
b
!
S
To
See
Parents'
Resident
Pa
ccpe'
league
standing
to
date:
,
W.
D.
L.F.A.
Vanrnnvpr
1
Mrs.
Annie
Mcintosh
Dies
At
Age
J
Portland
.4
Of
Eighty
Years
Many
At-
Calgary
3
tended
Funeral
i
Seattle
MASSETT.
Dec.
5:
In
the
recent!
Edmonton
1
2
SANTA
BARBARA.
Cal..
Dec.
5:
death
of
Mrs-
Annie
MrTntnsh
m
L
.
.
..
fifteen
year
old
Jesse
Livermore
the
age
of
elehtv
vm
fn0
KncLmf
ho
II
I
iff
P.
1
29
16
12
0
17
10
11
5
24
32
7
5
IS
19
5
15
23
To
Good
Start
At
Terrace
Town
TERRACE,
Dec.
5:
The
basket-bill
teams
got
off
to
a
good
start
Saturday
night
In
the
Canadian
T
9frlnn
TTilt
iuVitiVi
UnA
j
.....
.
was
ne
m
n
Pin
v
r-v,..
u
l..
o
.uccjj
ic
worn
uiai
ne
aw
not
want
to
see
'
conditioned
Rey
A
Avh,"
and
the
big
room
V
veSl'days"10
rSl
dayS"
"
KJffi
f?
f
W
S
Interrupt
the
games-
If
people
being
in
attendance
A
PreseRt
number
fnlinu-Prf
th
appearances
are
sure
Indication.
Seattle
Stores
To
Close
Early
SEATrLE,
Dec.
5:
Ncie
of
Seattle's
large
downtown
stores
will'
stay
open
after
6
p.m.
during
the
I
to,
the
final
resting
place
Pal'-
,
wU1
some
B00d
matches
thu
w,nter
to
Please
the
bearers
were
W
s
Rm
fans.
...........
Klrmls.
r
TfMiA.
t
1
...
.v.
naitci,
jcsse
urin-
C.
N.
R.
Trains
Chrlstmas
shopping
season,
it
was
!
For.
the
East-announced
yesterday
by
the
Retail
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
..,
uu.kau,
ib
ucmg
icii
aays
that
there
is
plenty
of
time
for
From
the
East-
Frl-
popping
without
the
stores
having!
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Satur-to
stay
open
evenings.
,
days
10:20
p.m.
Chosen
to
Play
DAILY
NEWS
SESSION
OS
FISHERIES
(Continued
tiom
pace
one)
the
largest
fish
taken
being
nine
hundred
pounds
in
the
Atlantic.
The
male
fish
seldom
exceeded
forty
pounds
although
a
few
were
taken
about
twice
that
size.
Of
the
many
millions
of
eggs
laid
each
year
only
a
vgry
small
num.-ber
survived
and
each
year
saw
a
very
large
decrease
in
the
numbers.
On
the
southern
banks
there
were
not
enough
fish
reached
the
twelve-year
spawning
period
to
provide
eggs
to
keep
up
the
supply.
When
their
work
commenced
scarcely
any
were
found
but
they
were
increasing
in
number
slowly
and
as
time
advanced
he
saw
the
increase
becoming
steadily
greater.
The
commission
was
presided
over
by
J.
P.
Babcock,
the
permanent
chairman,
with
Dr.
W.
A.
Found,
the
other
Canadian
commissioner,
and
F.
T.
Bell
and
Edward
W.
Allen,
the
American
com
missioners,
also
In
attendance.
In
reply
to
a
question
by
George
Anderson,
agent
of
the
local
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union.
Dr.
Thompson
expressed
the
belief
that
movement
of
halibut
from
Area
No.
3
In
to
Area
No.
2
was
of
very!
small
percentage.
I
Capt
George
Fritz
also
asked
a!
number
of
questions
on
behalf
of
he
boat
owners.
Value
and
Interest
Before
the
closing
of
the
meeting.
Dr.
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries
for
Canada,
expressed
the
hope
that
it
had
proven
of
value
and
interest
to
all.
The
commission
had
believed-
it
Important
that
Dr.
Thompson
should
have
the
opportunity
to
present
to
those
actively
engaged
in
the
fishery
the
results
of
scientific
investigations.
The
commission,
in
turn,
was
always
open
to
receive
the
views
of
the
operators
and
study
them.
The
Commission
was
not
unmindful
of
(VlQ
U,nnnM.
Jtffl
1.1
,
.
were
followed
not
only
could
the
permanent
continuation
of
the
an
nual
crop
be
ensured
but
It
could
even
be
increased.
This
had
already
been
demonstrated.
At
Dr.
Founds
suggestion,
thp
public
hearing
rose
during
the
noon
hour.
This
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
the
commission
is
going
into
session
with
the
executives
of
the
halibut
boat
owners'
association
and
the
fishermen's
union
to
further
consider
the
Jish-ery.
more
particularly,
it
is
expected,
in
its
economic
phases.
The
policy
of
the
commission.
saia
Dr.
J.
p.
Babcock,
the
chairman,
in
closing
the
meeting,
was
to
be
governed
by
established
facts.
The
Letter
Box
A
PROTEST
I
Editor.
Daily
News:
Rn?p
Rnwl
l,ampannoyed
wlien
listcnIn5
m
on
the
lUiC
JJUWl
Udine
radio
last
evening
to
J.
w.
Nicholls'
standing
to
date;
W.
E
-
20
Power
CorporaUbri
18
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
17
Atlin
Fisheries
16
Knox
Hotel
13
Grotto
12
Moose
jo
Legion
8
aaaress
in
welcoming
the
Fisheries
PAT
fl
AT
Tn
rr1
t
e.
'
L(imml
nn
k
.
pm-
Southern
Methodist
of
Texas
has
te-
atUmpted
faceUousness
been
chosen
to
play
Stanford
in
m
rererence
to
the
League
of
Na-the
annual
Pasadena
Rose
Bowl
tions
was.
in
my
opinion
and
in
the
football
classic
on
New
Year's
Day.
opinion
I
think
of
most
of
those
The
Mustangs
have
won
eleven
present
and
those
who
heard
him
straight
games
and
will
probably
0Ter
radio,
stupid
and
in
very
be
the
favorites.
Rose
Bowl
officials
bad
te.
especially
at
the
present
are
making
preparations
to
handle
Juncture
and
In
view
of
the
fact
a
capacity
crowd.
of
the
presence
pf
the
American
.
commissioners.
TEN
PIN
STANDING
!
It
would
seem
to
me
that
any
at-
tmPt
to
belittle
the
efforts
of
the
The
Ten
Pin
Bowline
LMiii
League
of
Natinn.
I
situation
must
L.'any
intelligent
.
!
.in
?!
12
i
13!
be
deprecated
by
and
peace
loving
COMMONSENSE.
"!
Strength
in
Rails
10
20
19
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Tuesday-CaUla
i.zq
p.m
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
10:30
pjn.
Friday
ss.
p.
Adelaide
...10
pjn.
So.
Cardena
io:3o;
pjn.
Dec.
5
ss.
prln.
Vofah
..
.
5
pjh.
Dec.
19
ss.
Prin.
Norah
...5
pin.
rrom
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
Feature
of
Mart
1
f
1
...
utut
pwara
Jlovement
In
Yesterday's
Trading
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
JXc.
5:-Strength
In
rails
featured
a
general
upward
movement
In
yesterdays
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
which
was
somewhat
halted
late
In
the
day
by
profit-taking.
More
than
3,000,000
shares
hands
and
closing
averages
were:
muusinais.
144.04.
Up,
,46j
rails,
41-75.
up
159;
utilities.
29.11.
up
.19.
pjn.
and
bonds,
97.76,
up
.10.
I
Than
Last
Although
Year
Is
Molding
Up
There
was
a
sharp
falling
off
in
sawlog
production
In
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
during
the
month
of
November,
the
total
being
only
8,957,822
board
feet
as
cornered
with
21.121.766
board
feet
in
the
same
.....
...
month
w
.
.
.
last
.mw
j
year.
The
.
"
Lineal
feet
of
poles
arid
piling
re
corded
in
the
Interior
this
Novem
ber
totalled
422.413
a.w
all
u
.
in
...
cedar
i,uil
farpd
thP
tT,-...
I
'V
R0AD
AT
KLNCOLITH
u
uoi4
j
m
uccume
exnausiea.
II
proper
methods
of
conservation
weather
has
been
very
fine
of
lae
1
at
Kincolith.
Want
Ads
SHOE
REPAIRS
SHOES
Repaired
very
cheaply
until
tec.
3L
Shoemaker,
opposite
High
School.
t'EKTU;iC.ITIs
Ol'
ijJiuVESlENTs
SILVER
KlNfl
Kn
1-
Bit
vm
triun
No.
3;
8IX.VXK
KINO
No.
3:
SILVER
KINO
No.
4;
SILVER
KINO
No.
5;
SILVER
KINO
No
6:
SILVER
KINO
No.
T
SILVE!l
KINO
No.
8-
m
trrnton
w
,
&
BLUEBIRD
No
2
MINERAL
CLAIMS
Sltul
tn
the
AUin
Mining
Oiruion
of
Where
looted:
WhltewUr
Crck
XuUequaij
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
D.
C.
Sharpatone,
acting
fta
agit
for
Raymond
L
Walker
Free
Miner'
CertUlcate
No.
6488
1
-D
Danlel
H.
Mdler,
Free
MUier's
Certificate
'.
No
64877-r:
lUrry
C
Bracken.
Free
Mln-,
efs
Certificate
No.
6487S-D;
Arthur
lied,
man.
Free
Miner
CerUflcate
No.
04880-
i
tf.
AUska
Juneau
Oold
Mjnjng
Corpora-iJpn.
Free
Minefa
CerUflcate
No.
68036.
,
D;
Walter
Barron,
Free
Miner
CerUn-1
cale
No.
64888-D;
D.
J.
MacOouaU.
Free
M.toefa
OerUflcate
No.
84889.D,
Intends
sixty
ay.
from
the
date
hereof,
to
ap.
ply
to
the
Mining
Recorder
for
CerUfj.
t
oates
of
Improvement
or
the
purpose
;
of
obtaining
Cror,
nnnt.
nf
k-
claims.
I
And
Further
-take
notice
that
action
'
under
eeodon
83
cf
the
Mineral
Act.
1
must
be
comme-ravi
Krfnn.
tk.
,
I
ol
such
Certiflcatesi
of
ImpravtmenU.
"
aay
or
December.
1935.'
IX
THE
M
I'KKME
COritT
OF
IIRITISII
COLrMrtlA
In'
Probate
,
And
i
in
the
Mailer
of
the
"AdmlnUlrallnn
i
Art-
I
In
Ih
Mailer
or
the
EUale
of
Samuel
1
Meplienn
Moore.
Dereaved.
1
TAKE
Knnrr
nt
k.
....
;
Honor
Judge
ruber
the
6th
day
of
i
wieajDer
iva
i
waa
appointed
Admin
wc
bviwe
ot
aamuei
siepn-
ewoa
Moore,
late
of
Anyox.
B,
C,
De-
ceocea.
and
ail
mniM
hnin
agalnat
aald
estate
are
hereby
required
-wk
prupenj
Termed
to
m
on
or
before
December
15th
1935
and
I
persona
Indebted
to
the
esUte
are
rtquttird
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
tndebtedneu
to
me
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
..
Official
Administrator
.
.
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C
Dtei
the
7th
daT
of
Norember
1935.
riNft
Afjf
Nollee
of
Intention
to
apply
to
Lease
.
Land
In
PRINCE
ROTERT
Land
Recordlnc
District
vi
ganse
3
Ccest;
and
situate
about
1-2
mile
aouth
of
the
W
a
Brown
Hanestte
Lease
on
SkWki
Bay
Stephen-
Island.
"
Take
notice
that
William
Anthony
Brown
of
RV1vi
a.k
.
.
"j
wtM.unu
m,
occupation
FUherman
and
Trapper
Intend
to
apply
for
lease
of
the
follow.
iracijaoa
loreanore
lanaj:
Commeilffne
ml
nxt
-nin.
.
amall
laland
within
an
lnft
m..
akl
Bar.
about
20
Feet
went
nr
l
boathouae.
which
triy
3-4
mile
aouth
of
the
W
A
Brown
Homeslte
Leue
thenr
wi
1300
"
Feet:
'Ihrw
'
Knrth
avi
tDnceEa6t
1.800
Feet;
thence
South
w
r-rni.
vanxe
west
ooo
Feet
to
point
ot
nmmaiwiiinit
uui
nn.i-i
.
m.
.
.
ny
.
5
Thirty
acre,
more
or
lea.
WILUAM
ANTHONY
BROWN
Dated
Norembar
4th,
19)5.
SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE
Borden
Street
School
enrolment
for
Novrnhr
117
Ho
Kn...
'
wwi,vy
V
W.VJJO
compared
with
85.865
also
all
and
159
girls
with)
an
average
of
!n
cedar
in
November
last
year,
i
98
percent
whl)e
Booth
School
en-
Cords
of
wood
aggregating
467
were
rolment
totalled
490280
boys
and
taken
out
this
November
as
against
zia
g'rts
with
a
percentage
of
seventy-five
last
November.
No
ties
M-45-
School
savings
for
Borden
were
counted
this
November
Street
totalled
$25
and
for
Booth
whereas
a
year
ago
467
were
coun-1
School,
$53.41
ted.
i
MINK
&
MARTIN
Mink
Pelts
are
20
Percent
Higher
I
have
an
order
for
10,000
Mink
and
5,000
Martin.
Any
fur
with
hair
oh
it
interests
me.
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fiOLI)
B
L
0
0
M
The
Old
Reliable
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
J
1.04
op
50
Rooms
Hot
4t
Cold
Waier
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
108
Ask
For
GOLD
SEAL
SALMON
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
ro,ocir'J
Carefree
at
Mrn-'i
PackerJ
by
the
only
Sal-mon
Canning
Company
With
witn
an
an
nil
all
thP
the
year
vnnr
round
payroll
in
Prince
RiinnH-
1'"'
w
Winter
Motoring
Ask
us
about:
Car
Heaters
Windshield
Defrosters
Winter
Lubricants
Kaien
Motors
Limited
CHEVROLET
DEALERS
Third
Ave,
Phone
52
I
Thowday,
Decen.y:
LOG
SCALE
iDINNER
OF
l2
FALLS
OFF;
SPORTSMEN
Production
This
November
Lower;
Game
Banquet
Last
Night
In
Knot
Hotel
Proved
Affair
of
Out
standing
Enjoyment
Highly
successful
and
enlovable
was
the
sportsmen's
banquet
held
last
night
in
the
Knox
Hotel
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
Si
Gun
Club,
no
less
than
seventy
guests
taxing
the
canacitv
nf
the
nlare
in
the
limit
.
w
.
wu'uvti,
v.
fiib
.
tuu
scaie
lor
tne
present
year
to
date
:
&
oun
Club,
was
in
the
chair
dur-is
13027.786
board
feet
as
com-
ng
the
latter
part
of
the
evening,
oared
with
131.488,012
board
feet
F.
A.
MacCallum
presiding
before
n
the
first
eleven
months
of
1934.
he
arrived.
There
is
so
little
difference
between
After
full
Justice
had
been
done
th
production
so
far
this
year
and
to
a
splendid
game
dinner,
the
that
of
1933
at
a
corresponding
wherewithal
which
was
provided
by
date
that
th
nntnut
this
mnnth
Cant
Paul
Armmir
nnH
nirtv
wVin
will
probably
determine
which
year
visited
Skidegate
Inlet
a
few
days
.ui
i
.
.
i
.
.
.
.
.
i
m.
iiinc
uie
largesi
iqresi
proauc.-
ago.
mere
was
a
program
of
music
tion.
and
speeches.
The
scale
oer
SDecles
this
Nnvem-
The
sneakers
in
f!
H
rtrmp
ber
was
as
follows,
figures
for
1934
Sergeant
O.
H.
Greenwood,
R.
L.
being
also
sno'wn
for
comparison:
Mclptosh.
C.
E.
Phlllipson.
Olof
Hr
1935
Bi
!
Spruce
4,473.469
Cedar
-
U83.078
Hemlock
.2.444,814
Balsam
866.101
Jackplne
Miscellaneous
..
360
Totals
-
..a.
.
M
...
...
.-yyijy
m
Our
Store
is
Full
0f
IDEAL
GIFTS
!
That
Save
You
Money
Kaien
Hardware
A
satisfactorv
nii
u
t
.
uiw.u.
inc
singers
were
J.
a.
ieng
I
5.159
and
J.
S.
Wilson
with
C.
P.
Balagno
gtgtg4tgL'!9i9,e
10.96938
accompanying.
2.736.151
Moving
pictures
of
huntine
and
-.
4.915,982
Hshing
scenes,
both
in
this
district.
2,148,135
and
farther
afield
were
shown
by
344,783
H.
F.
McLeod
and
William
Cruick-2,018
shank
and
proved
of
much
Interest.
opening
at
8
p.m.,
the
banquet
8.967.822
21.121.766
continued
until
after
midnight
'
Forest
Products
i
At
Prices
You
Want
to
Pay
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVI.P-.il
Y
Satlifaction
Gj
FAMOUS
EPSON
C0L
ALBEKTA
COAL
I1UI.KLEY
VALLEY
COU
VANCOUVER
ISLAM)
COU
PKIXCE
Kl
PERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
I.I.MITKI)
FOUR
GOOD
ALIUS
Weekly
Prizes
For
llih
Scores
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOLK
SCKVICE
Proprietors
llert
.Morgan
&
Bud
lUrri?
Don't
forget
the
n
umber
150
FRESH
MILK
AM)
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
637
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
Our
Mixture
of
COAL
One
Quick
Burning
One
Long
Lasting
Makes
a
good
$11.50
per
ton