pagi
rom
DRYS
ARE
VERY
BUSY
noostinj
Local
Option
in
California
Vollnj
Comes
in
November
SAN
FRANCISCO.
S3pt.
22:
(CP)
-lhirsty
Calif
ornlins
ai2
downing
"teep"
and
"putfrto"
wh.le
the
state
prepare
to
go
to
the
polls
to
decide
what
to
do
about
the
drinking
situation.
Inazi
who
wish
to
put,
their
foot
on
tho
rail
as
they
wet
theTr
palates.
mu:t
look
not
only
for
signs
of
"beep"
but
also
for
"b
r
or
"bees
on
draught."
for
it's
againrt
the
law
to
advertise
beer
in
letters
more
than
six
inches
high.
Moreover,
the
wod
"saloon,"
ac-,
cording
to
stite
statute,
does
not
exist
and
you
can
camouflage
drinking
places
but
not
with
such
everyday
euphemisms
as
tavern,
Inn
or
buffet.
California,
characterized
by
its
Anti-Saloon
League
as
the
"wettest
state
in
.the
union,"
will
have
three
choices
at
the
polls
in
November.
One
is
a
proposal
by
the
United
Dry
Forces
of
California
to
write
local
option
into
the,
state
constitution.
An
opposing
body
of
opinion,
operating
chiefly
through
the
Southern
California
Businessmen's
Association,
Is
submitting
an
amendment
tightening
up
liquor
regulation
but
not
permitting
local
option.
"Citizens
in
every
community
should
have
access
to
legal
liquor,"
the
association
contends.
Or,
the
voters
may
choose
to
reject
both
amendments
and
retain
the
present
set-up
which,
with
minor
exceptions,
permits
any
kind
of
liquor
establishment,
to
operate
anywhere.
Want
Local
Option
The
21
organizations
making
up
'the
United
Dry
forces
disclaim
any
immediate
hope
of
statewide
prohibition.
They
insist,
however
that
dry-sentiment
communities
should
be
dry
in
fact
and
hence
that
local
option
would
be
merely
"fair,
play."
Nelson-to-Trail
Bus
Leaves
Road
No
One
Hurt
When
Vehicle
Went
Over
Bank
and
Burned
NELSON,
Sept.
22:
All
passen-gers
escaped
injury
when
a
bus
went
over
a
bank
on
the
road
between
here
and
Trail
near
Brilliant
yesterday
and
burst
Into
flames.
AUSTRALIAN
WARSHIPS
IN
HOME
WATERS
SYDNEY,
Aust,
Sept.
22:
The
Ausirauan
wavy
cruisers
Sydney
and
Australia
have
returned
to
their
home
port
after
having
been
in
service
with
the
British
Navv
In
the
Mediterrjtnean
Sea
during
the
Italo-Ethloplan
crisis.
Queen
Of
Denmark
Visits
Germany
BERLIN,
Sept.
22:
Queen
Al-axandrlne
of
Denmark
Is
paying
a
visit
'to
Berlin.
She
was
welcomed
personally
by
ChanceUor
Adolf
Hitler.
...
..
...
,
.
,
'-
i
r
Krnm
the
Waterfront
New
Work
at
Cold
Storage
Plant
Starting
Last
of
Storage
Camps
In
Seattle
Has.
Heavy
Halibut
Landings.
to
the
regular
slack
season.
When
California
Joined
the
rush'
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor-
of
states
to
legalize
liquor
sa'e3
age
Co.
has
brought
in
the
last
by
the
drink
and
package,
tlie
enabling
legislation
prohibited
the
use
of
the
word
saloon
and
confined
single
drink
sales
to
bona
fide
cafes,
where
no
beer
oj
c"ongcr
drink
could
be
served
without
food.
Enforcement
was
p'aced
in
the
hands
of
the
state
board
of
equalization.
"Bona
fide'
drinking
places
sprouted
over
night
with
rubber
sandwiches
the
principal
appetizer
Signs
fiom
a
foot
to
a
yard
high
began
appearing
on
the
streets
shouting
that
"beer-wine-whiskey"
were
in-6)i
with
mention
of
food
in
dully-
painted
letters.
The
board
of
equalization
saw
an
unprecedented
growth
of
eatln?
ertabliehments
and
decided
beer
or
stronger
drinks
could
not
be
mentioned
in
letters
more
than
six
inches
high.
Shortly
thereafter
it
ruled
that
tavern,
inn,
buffet,
were
not
proper
words
to
hang
In
lights
In
front
of
drinking
empor
ins.
The
result?
Gaudy-illumin-eted
signs
spell
out
"cave,"
"av-em."n
"peer-sandwiches,"
"nnr
"cuffet,"
"puffet."
Some
of
the
peaces
are
more
orthodox
about
It
and
merely
put-up
the
name
of
the
host,
or
a
symbolic
figure.
But
they
are
In
the
minority.
Radio,
39,000,
Booth,
10
'fee
and
10c.
Pioneer,
39,000,
San
Juan,
10c
straight.
Attu,
39,000,
Whiz
10V2c
and
10c,
Explorer,
34,000,
Sebastian,
10bC
and
10c.
La
Paloma,
30,000,
San
Juan,
10c.
Tordenskjold,
31,000.
Booth,
lOVfec
and
10c.
Celtic,
36,000,
Sebastian,
108c
and
10c.
Ionic,
11,000,
Chase,'
102c
(sablefish,
4,000,
4c).
Eastern,
14,000,
Washington,
11
V2c
and
10c
(red
cod,
500,
3V2c).
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
i
toociryj
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert.
J
Yakutat,
36,000,
Washington,
.10
Vic.
i
The
Merit
sold
12,500
pounds
of
sablefish"
to
Booth
at
4c
and
the
Roosevelt
14,000
pounds
of
sable-fish
and
1500
pounds
of
mixed
cod
to
Whiz
at
4c
and
32c.
The
bidding
on
each
halibut
boat
was
started
by
San
Jua
nat
10c.
Halibut
landings
on
the
Seattle
toT
last
week
eht
at
were
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor-!mark(
age
Co.
has
already
made
a
start
Ul
of
the
program
of
improvement
and
extension
work
at
its
b:gignesi
average
price
oi
me
wee.
Prince
Rupert
plant
which
was
re-
of
123'c.
three
boats
selling
70,000
cenUy
announced
by
the
general
'
Punos
on
mai
aay.
ine
low
aver-manager.
Col.
J.
W.
Nicholls.
It
will!a8e
dallV
Price
was
11c
on
Monday
be
a
month
or
six
weeks
yet,
how-
hen
tow
vessels
disposed
of
128,-ever,
before
construction
of
the!000
pounds.
Sebastian-Stuart
was
new
unit
commences.
The
plan
h
the
heaviest
buying
company
oi
to
spread
the
work
through
the
(the
week,
taking
74,000
pounds.
San
winter
and
thus
give
employment
Juan
was
second
with
70,000
pounds
staff
during
theUnd
Washington
third
with
64,000
pounds.
Booth,
Whiz
and
New
England
following
in
order
mentioned.
On
Saturday
only
one
boat
sold
halibut
at
Seattle,
this
vessel
dis
of
its
camps
from
the
trolling
posing
oi
,oou
pounds
to
Wash-
grounds
but
still
has
all
the
Ves-tlnSton
at
13V4C
and
12c.
Sablefish
sels
of
the
packing
fleet
bringing
(catches
were
marketed
as
follows
In
salmon
to
the
plant
at
Prince
Ion
Saturday
at
Seattle:
Reliance.
Rupert.
The
most
of
the
fish
1
15,000,
Booth,
4c;
Visitor,
9,000,
lew
originating
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Later
the
company
Intends
to,
as
usual,
send
its
packers
to
Vancouver
Island
waters
for
chums
The
last
camp
to
come
In
was
that
from
Barnard
Cove,
down
the
coast
from
Prince
Rupert,
which
arrived
last
night
In
tow
of
the
company's
packei
Chief
Tapeet,
Capt.
Horace
Tat-tersall.
On
Sunday
the
camn
from
St.
John's
Bay,
also
down
tr.
coast
below
Milbank
Sound,
ahs
brought
In
by
the
Chief
Seegay,
Capt.
Fred
Walters.
Seattle
had
its
third
heaviest
San
Juan,
4c.
The
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Co
lumbia,
having
spent
the
summer
in
Alaska
on
a
salmon
packing!
charter,
Is
back
in
the
halibut
fish-1
erles
again,
having
left
Seattle
for
the
banks
on
Saturday
with
Capt.
Fred
Hassell
in
command.
Capt.j
Dave
Hassell
has
taken
out
the
Alien
in'
place
of
Capt.
Lars
Peterson.
"Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
James
Findlay,
returned
to
port
at
1:30
this
afternoon
from
Stewart
jAnyox
and
,
other
northern
points
single
day's
halibut
landings
thlsiand
sailed
soon
therafter
In
season
yesterday
when
a
total
of
309,000
pounds
was
brought
in
by
ten
boats
as
follows:
con
tinuation
of
her
voyage
to
Vancouver
and
wayports.
Earl
Becker
of
the
Fire
Hall
staff
and
Roy
Franks
of
the
Dally
News)
mechanical
department
returned
Saturday
night
from
a
week's
hunting
trip
to
the
North
Arm
of
Por-
Hyde
Transfer
Jasper
Telkwa
and
Black
Diamond
COAL
Dry
Wood
PHONE
580
Office
315.
Second
Avenue
.
..
yr.f
I
DAILY
NEWS
New
Zealand's
High
Commissioner
Arrives
in
London
W.
J.
Jordan,
high
commissioner-designate
from
New
Zealand
to
Great
Britain,
with
Mrs.
Jordan
and
their
children,
Gwen
and
William,
pictured
upon
their
arrival
In
London
to
take
up
his
appointment.
Mr
Jordan
was
once
a
policeman
'n
the
Chinese
quarters
of
London
and
emigrated
to
New
Zealand
52
years
ago.
He
was
elected
to
Parliament
and
made
Labor
party
leader.
WHiFFLETS
for
something..
Of
course,
it
is
ex
nlalned
that
bucks
are
very
scarce
at
the
North
Arm
these
days.
The
small
Ketchikan
motorshlp
Klngsmlll
was
in
port
this
mom.
ng
from
the
Alaska
point
discharging
one
carload
of
tlerced
.-almoh
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways
FATHER
HUBBARD
RETURNS
SEATTLE,
Sept.
22:
After
spending
the
summer
engaged
in
mountaineering
and
exploring
In
Alaska,
Father
Hubbard
of
Santa
Clara
University
It
Pays
to
Buy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with!
the
markets
and
we
sell
for
less.
Mall
or
phone
your
order
and
save
FREE
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Dinner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
KELLOGG'S
Great
Harvest
Sale
Rice
Crispins
2.
pkts.
23c
Com
Flakes
2
pkts.
25c
Pep
2
pkts.
..25c
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Stop
that
Cold
with
President's
Mother
'New
Missionary
Is
81
Years
of
Age
Among
Japanese
In
City
Arrives
HYDE
PARK,
New
York,
Sept.
22:
Mrs.
Sarali
Delano
Roosevelt,
mnihcr
of
the
President
of
the
'United
States,
celebrated
ner
mm
ftuu
iio6
"
I
eighty-first
birthday
yesterday.
The
yesterday
on
the
Princess
Louise
President
came
over
from
Washing-
from
Toronto
to
succeed
Dr.
E.
O.'
ton
to
take
part
In
the
birthday
Lenox
In
charge
of
the
Anglican
I
celebration
and
will
remain
here
japane5e
mission
here.
Miss
Lang
!
until
September
29
when
he
will
nas
natj
considerable
missionary
proceed
to
Syracuse,
N.Y.,
to
open
experience
In
Japan.
She
is
visiting
his
re-election
campaign
at
a
great
Port
Esslngton.
today
with
Miss
Le-Dempcratic
rally.
Owing
to
her
nox
Xny
went
out
t0
the
river
on
continued
indisposition
with
la
jast
night's
train.
grippe,
Mrs.
Roosevelt,
wife
of
the
President,
was
unable
to
leave
the
white
House
although
she
is
mak-
Vancouver
Wheat
ing
a
good
recovery.
Advances
Sharply
Pioneer
Cariboo
Mrs.
L.
J.
Crosina
of
753
-
Mile
House
Passes
Away
153-MILE
HOUSE,
Sept.
22;
dire
T
T
PrwlriQ
rn11
Vnnwn
cher
island
with
John
Groop
of
Qf
Carlboo
Oona
River
on
the
trolling
boat,'
n
'
rat
a
Klnnln
nlaG
Astrid.
Earl
bagged
a
nice
buck
butand
u
sto
here
for
thWy
vearS
all
Roy
got
was
the
fun
of
looking
dead
she
u
survived
by
her
hus-
band,
one
ters.
son
and
three
daugh-
JONES
Family
Market
rilONE
957
Specials
Hamburger,
3
lbs.
&
1
tin
Aylmer
Soup
arrived
here
.at!
Boneless
Stew
Beef.
3
lbs.
the
week-end
from
the
north.
Si
1
bunch
Carrots
Boiling
Beef,
4
lbs.
1
bunch
Carrots
Pot
Roast
of
Beef
4
lbs
Rump
Roast
of
Beef
'
per
lb
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
Si
1
tin
Aylmer
Soup
Round
Steak
3
lbs.
,
Sirloin
Steak
'
3
lbs.
T-Bone
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb
,
Lamb
Chops
,
per
lb
Mutton
Chops
I
2
lbs
!
Veal
Chops
2
lbs
,Loin
Pork
Chops
per
lb
'spare
Ribs
2
lbs
Good
Corn
Beef
per
lb.
Dominion
C.
B.
Q.
Tablets
PHONE
957
I
Woman
is
Dead"
25c
25c
25c
35c
15c
75c
40c
50c
20c
25c
35c
35c
25c
25c
5c
i
t
Laxative
Cascara
Bromide
Quinine
Compound
25
tablets
25
cents
Ormes
Lid.
tte
Pioneer
Drttqej
fats
The
RmU
Iter
Phones:
81
b
la
Open
Dally
From
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
8nndayi
and
Holiday
From
12
noon
tlU
2
p.m.,
1
p.m.
till
I
y.m.
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
22:
(CP)
The
price
of
wheat
moved
up
sharply
again
today.
This
morning
$1.07.
climbing
to
noon.
(Last
r
,1.1
Tr-
.
""'cie
enow,
LIONPi
BARRYMORE
"THE
VOICE
OF
BUGLE
ANjp
A
With
Maureen
0'SollnB
Kric
Linden
At
7:1C
&
10:00)
-
PLUS
-Mary
Ellis,
WaUer
"Fatal"
ladv
tAt
8:28
Once
Onlv)
flt
7;Q0
j
COMING
WEDXESDW
GEKTRl'DF.
MICIIAf
i
u
"The
Return
of
Sophie
ue,
HUS
"niiythm
on
the
iun
PERSONAL
XMAS
CARDS
Special
15
for
$1.00
Regular
$1.00
per
doz.
All
orders
placed
before
Sept
30th
will
be
filled
at
the
special
low
price
of
15
for
$1.00.
Place
your
order
now
and
obtain
this
genuine
saving.
This
offer
positively
ends
September
30th.
We
are
featuring
a
splendid
line
of
Personal
Xmas
Greeting
Cards.
Do
not
fail
to
sec
them
at
an
early
date.
What
are
you
Readinsl
Our
Rental
Library
is
the
One
Rest
Answer.
75c
for
a
month
and
the
Books
of
the
Month
an
at
your
disposal.
New
books
added
right
from
h
publishers
every
week.
Read
as
many
as
you
like.
HEATERS
n
Make
sure
that
you
have
adequate
heat
in
your
home
this
winter.
Drop
in
and
inspect
our
stock
of
heaters.
We
carry
several
different
models
including
different
sizes
of
Quebec
'bricklined
heater,
and
brick
or
steel
lined
circular
heaters.
One
of
these
well
built,
attractively
designed
hentprs
is
vnnr
nssnrjinpe
of
a
warm
comfortable
atmosphere
in
the
home.
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