rtnesday
April
8.
1E36
Notl,
USSIFlE
KOK
KENT
partment
Phone
Red
444.
8gt
,n.n
rent
Five
roomed
modem
,UH
.
,
flat
Phone
Keel
izn.
u
fnriFRN
5-room
house;
on
Biggai
place.
Phone
orcwvais.
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FOR
SALE
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rtn.it
fnr
snip
rnmr1tr
with
P.ear
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as
new.
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McPherson,
phone
Black
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ACT
(87)
dries.
Highest
Grade
Latest.
Delivered,
15
for
$1.
(plain
wrapper),
pacific
Supply
751
Granville,
Vancouver.
Al'CTION
SAI.K
Tlmlwr
Sale
XIRIfiO
tiii
n-Ri
ir.
mi
ni
or
iiritisii
f'OM:.MHl
In
ritOltlTR
D
tkr
Mall.r
nt
tl,a
l-'.liil.
at
IVIIIIsm
Pulnara
Deceased
TAKE
NOTICE
that
bt
order
of
HI
wuu
UHV
DT
MAV
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iti
i
NOrtMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator
Prlnicc
Rupert,
B.
C
W
the
3rd
day
of
Ajiril.
A
D..1BS8
IN
THE
M
I'ltHMK
rOI'ItT
'
UltlTISII
rOI.UMHIA
IN
ritOIIATK
n
Ihf
Matlrr
of
fhe
"ArtnilnM
ration
Art"
And
ln
lh
Matter
nf
the
rotate
nf
Oeors'
A.
rnllmrii
IliiMHitMl.
TAKE
NOTICE
tht
by
Order
of
Hi!
wum
juage
noner
asvtea
tne
f
March
A
D:
1930,
I
wu
ap-Pelted
Administrator
of
the
Estate
nt
owge
a,
Coiburn
late
of
AUln,
nrltlnh
wHurabla.
Miner,
Den-oiied
and
all
Wrtlea
having
cflalnw
aalnat
the
said
t
are
hereby
recrulred
to
furnUh
J0
properly
verified
to
hie
on
or
bi
the
4th
day
of
May
1938
and
rll
P"son
indebW
to
the
EnUte
are
required
to
iy
the
amount
of
tlie-lr
ln-OfMednefia
to
tne
forthwith,
Dated
the
2tth
day
of
March
1938.
HERBERT
P.
QLAS8EY.
Offirtaa
Administrator.
ATUN,
B.
C.
Nft,l
of
Inlrnllon
to
apply
to
lae
Uind
trw
PIlnf
Rnpert
Land
necordlng
Dli-i
f111
8
CO"8,
and
BltuAU
op
Briaj
4,14
tJo6
to
QaJlowy
Kapll
rltke.,nat,lc
I.
Mrtln
MUler
of
"mt
11
B
c
occupation
Lumber-to
apply
ror
a
lease
or
the
rSS8
artba
lands
waeaclng
e.t
a
poet
planted
ap-
no
n
Hey
3
000
rth
lot
U8
Coo'
f
"
251'
Rang
8
Coast
thence
thm.!
thence
760
ft.
eouth
M
f.t
eaati
thwee.
260
It.
toBt"Lnc
following
the
ahore
line
In.
""""iwHcwneni
ana
oonwin-
n
acri,
more
or
les.
Doli
MARTIN
MILLER
March
6.
1936.
I-AND
ACT
r
f
InteiiHon
to
apply
to
l.eaa
11
trie?
In
r.ln?
Rupert
Land
Reoordlng
Die-
ckfc
,
'
"ne
s
Coaot,
and
eltutte
mtn
inVIW.
n.o,
occupation
Lumber-
flloir5wn?
10
Wly
for
a
lean
of
the
rw
lcrlbel
Foreshore
lands:
hot
t
w
1
600
uth
to
opposite
inl
coroi.
i
l08'
commenoeiment,;
ii.
acres,
more
or
leas
'
MARTIN
MILLER
DitM
'a
March,
fl,
uaa.
SHOWS
VALUE
OF
FISHING
INDUSTRY
Contlnuea
rrom
Page
15
.beneficial
.to
the
fishermen
and
the
port
At
one
time
the
canneries
had
a
monopoly
of
the
busi
ness
and
no
one
could
open
a
new
cannery
and
secure
a
licence
and
a
share
of
the
fishermen's
licences,
these
latter
being
issued
through
the
canneries.
Propaganda
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade
at
that
time
brought
about
a
change.
When
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company
erected
a
cannery
at
Prince
Rupert
they
were
unable
to
operate
at
first
and
Supnyside
was
in
a
similar
position.
VVnce
of
S
J
blamed
the
present
administration
"Prorldd
any
one
uname
to
auena
purther
particulars
may
be
obtained
the
Cnief
t-wwuer.
victoria,
AITTION
SALE
TlmbfT
Sr
X18771
ftitw
will
N
offrmt
for
sale
at
Pub-
tr
ma
tiuii,
ibw
iiulfii
uni
fcirc
Tkii
uav
Prince
Ruprt,
the
Llornc
lull
ta
fiiT.
u
mm
mil
Ml.
iinarri
vjeir
uii
duiui
wmj
i
nuu
411-11-
mi
iru
ettnci(t4w4
Ati
ITtlttn
Tn1l
an
r-rrez
oouna,
yuun
tunanoiie
:
-xU
Land
District.
Tiiree
yeri
will
bn
tvllotttd
for
re-
"
Provided
any
one
tinAbl
to
attend!
to
be
openrd
att
the
hour
of
further
particulars
may
bo
obtain
d
utMrici
f
orester,
frinte
wuperx.
tiv
a
very
heavy
tax
on
the
industry.
In
1934
the
licence
fees
were
as
follows:
Herring
purse
seine
$25,
salmon
glllnet
$2.50,
salmon
drag
seine
$25.00.
On
plants
the
licences
were
dogfish,
fish
offal
and
herring
plant
$250,
herring
dry
sal-tery
$500,
herring
cannery
$100,
salmon
dry
saltery
$500,
salmon
uild
curing
$500,
fish
buyer's
II-
cence
$25,
salmon
cannery
$1500,
gasoline
tax
one
cent
a
gallon.
!
The
per
capita
cost
to
the
fish-.
ermen
he
calculated
was
$12
In
ad-!
dltion
to
the
gasoline
tax
and
in!
some
cases
a
school
tax.
The
pro-,
vlnce
received
a
revenue
of
$121,-;
79750
and
the
expenses
in
connec-,
tion
therewith
was
$15530.99.
J.
P.'
Babcock
was
paid
$1,000
a
year
as
financial
adviser
and
$900
as
chairman
of
the
halibut
board.
Was
It
any
wonder
tliat
there
were
Bolsheviks
and
C.
C.
F.
in
trie
country?
Mr.
Nlckerson
asked
why
a
fish-cannery
should
be
taxed
when
a
cannery
handling
farm
products
paid
nothing,
For
Prompt
Free
Iielivrry
War
Horses
BERLIN,
April
8;
.(CPr-i-There
are
687
old.
war
horses
in
Germany
and
on
each
of
these
equlnlne
veterans
the
Humane
Society
has
bestowed
a
decoration
and
to
45
horses
whose
owners
.
are
poor
a
ration
of
oats
Is
dealt
out
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
This
advertisement
is
not
pubiLshea
or
displayed
by
ihv
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
tlu'
Government
of
British
Columbia.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
AS
LCrJS
ASTMIS
1CEEPS
VMK1TIM'
UBTTERS
to-huuE'
DOM'T
SEEM
TO
EXIST-
I'M
aONMA
UAVE.
A
SHOVJDCfvUM!
uiPLU."TLLE
.
HAVG
VCO
AMSWtJTECS
AMV
CP
THE
LETTfcfcS
F(?.OM
SpUE
r
Total
DAILY
NHWF
PAOie
MVS
'SPORT
Knox
Hotel
And
Power
Corp
In
Bowls
Victories
Knox
Hotel
won
over
Elks
and
He
regretted
that
Prawpr
Cnrnnrntion
defeated
OrnlLa
The
speaker
told
of
the
Sanford
1
e
"oerais
naa
maintained
the
in
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
Evans
report
on
the
fisheries
and
taxes
whlch
had
been
,evIed
bV
the,lasl
night,
the
scores
being
two
of
the
campaign
led
by
Colonel
Torles-
IIe
maintained
that
they1
games
to
orie
in
each
case.
High
reck
to
have
It
set
aside.
Then
justified.
The
province
did
,
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Eddie
::ame
the
Duff
commission
under
own
ine
mn
and
nad
no
right
i
Smith
of
the
Power
Corporation
which
licences
to
Japanese
were
to
to
Ux
tne
fIshermen
as
they
were
be
gradually
reduced
in
number,
d!"B
U)day-
but
which
was
not
now
In
force
Nlckerso"
"ed
the
Junior
Following
that
commission
go
chamber
members
to
take
an
In-boats
were
ajlowed
to
operate
for
in
Uiese
matters
and
to
use
the
first
time
on
the
Skeena
River
U,ielr
,nfIucnce
to
spcure
for
the
In
the
ftehlns
industry.
iclty
,he
bpnpMs
of
the
fisheries
The
Tolmie
Government
Jncreas-i
whlch
shoUld
occrue-
led
the
fees,
on
onerators
which1
"
:
TbfM
wjii
be
'offdid
lor
ei
at
Rifled
competition
and
the
speaker
i
Germany
Honors
DI1C
rt
Wvavt
h
i
rxrA
I
hn
tnr.A-.
.1
I
1-1.
at
.
nt
itiv
1Q36.
In
K
ucnre
aiowu
w
.cut
.uiuwi
w
rt
wirtlrvn
rT
I
vai
1
iDiinn
On
yr
be
anowa
ror
e-
t
UnKa
with
an
average
of
18C
KNOX
HOTEL
1st
2nd
.
3rd
Bulger
127
Way
-
119
Raabe
163
Comadlna
179
AsemlsseTiv
..
...Jac.
178
Handicap
Total
.,
ELKSi"
Total
VJwy.'ssotac
,ti
.up
VOU
CAM
EMCJVJM
EP1TD
P.O.
&OY
HE,3VK3
ON
'
v
30
135
127
134
1C1
170
30
.796
757.
1st
2nd
Andrews
.100
.
Johnson
128
Arney
..:
'...-5M48
Scott
129
Joy
172
152
150
156
124
164
Handicap.
37.
37
ICS
154
143
152
162
SO
814
3rd
147
134
163
131
131
37
..v...720
783
731
GROTTO
1st
2nd
Donald
...119
159
Coverdale
170
202
Gurvich
.......160
151
Moran
-
196
140
Low
score
'.....
.133
129
Handicap
.
15
15
Total
:1'...799
POWER
CO
1st
Uttle
.,.'.;......,192
Foreman
...r,.l...U...-.'.
148
Anderson
,
1C5
Smith
177
Mcintosh
.,.132
Handicap
.
24
3rd
181
153
142
1G4
151
15
79C
811
2nd
14G
127
131
193
109
24
3rd
151
151
195
188
153
We
sell
circulation.
We
have
it,
24
.838
792
802
1
WHIFFLETS
Prom
the
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
arrived
in
port
tit
9:15
o'clock
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
IslanMs
and
will
remain
over
here
until
10
o'clock
Friday
night
when
she
will
sail
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden,
'arrived
in
port
at
10
a.m.
today
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
Ijere
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
v
viutiM
Vrtu
ezcuuA
FcRcrrr
aout
tus
auy
-TVVCTtS
NAirtVTIM'
fOU
IrlOiE
MAH
HOCS
AND
r
50MH
ATTGNTIOM
TO
njjj
j;
b
SHOULD
DE
Y
i
SOT,
e,.'B&LES,
I
DO
00
THIMK
wirre
to
y
71
SPORT
CHAT
Elmer
Dean,
the
last
holdout
among
the
Dean
brothers,
has
signed.
Elmer,
whose
kid
brothers,
Jerome
(Dizzy)
and
Paul
fDaffyi,
name
to
terms,
a
few
days
ago
with
the
St.
Louis
Cardinais,
steppeu
from,
the
holdout,
ranks
and
signed
a
contract
as
peanut
vendor
at,
the
Houston,
Texas
League
Paik
this
summer.
Elmer
Is
a
perennial
tryout
with
the
Houston
club.
"I.
'
Elmer
says,
"could-
how
old
Dz
and
Paul
something
about
basebr.il
if
they'd
give
me
a
chance.
They
were
cotton
pickers,
too,
before
they
got
in
the
big
league."
i
I
1
X.
Mac
Speaks
in
Reverse
OKAV.
I'LL
SHE
Detroit
goes
ahead
in
hockey'
finals;
'
lSCOREVAS
0
TO
DETRQIT.
April
8:
(CP)
'In
a
wild
and
woolly
game,
Detroit
Red
Wings
defeated
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
In
the
second
game
of
the
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
last
night,
the
Birthday
greetings
will
be
due
bdng
9
to
4
puls
tomorrow
to
Ebenezer
Robertson
the
Detroiters
two
up.
The
(Ebbie)
Goodfellow,
Detroit
Red
thlrd
gam
wlll
be
played
at
Wings
defenceman,
and
prominent,
Tofond
'huts'diiy
night.
It
ugure
in
me
ataniey
uup
nna-s,
was
a
goring
record
for
Stan-
pom
in
uuawa
a
years
ago.
w
lev
Clm
nla
snppritf
np.
We
played
his
amateur
hockey
in
trolters
were
,n
the
lead
from
4V
'
4
ana
arouna
uiiawa
ana
enierea
the-
M
m
Up
a
4
to
1
pro
ranks
with
the
Olympics
De-
mn
ln
the
f,r.st
stanj!a
fln(1
troifs
minor
leaguers,
in
1928.
He
.
nrvnr
.
In
nKn-,
.
moved
up
to
the
major
league
;lub
In
1929
as
a
centre
and
this
season
ranks
with
the
game's
best
defencemen.
-
.,m.
...VU.
4
A.
E.
Pirlow,
district
forester,
re-'
turned,
to
the
city
on
the
Prince!
Superb
this
morning
from
a
trip
to
jcean
Falls
on
official
business.
fil
':
"
i
CAIN
WISDOM
IN
A
II
k
nnu
tti
a
CflAfTl
WAT..
WHIYE
OWl."
INvSHAPES..
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STREAMLINE
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training,
ed
by
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utci
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rt,
throws
a
tcr
strain
on
the
nerv-
cm.
Many
prize
find
a
slats
of
perfect
tonic
for
relieving
tenseness
and
strengthening
the
body.
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