I
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
PRICES!
j
the
season
Not
too
many
mem-1
'
bers
have
been
out
in
their
vessels.
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergin
tooK
!a
jaunt
to
Mctlakutla
und
Tug-!
well
Island
a
week
ago
Sunday.'
Monday,
March
20,
ly50
Ray
Re
flects
.
i
v,
.
and
Reminisce
CAN'T
BE
Waterfront
-
-
Whiffs
An
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
'
Tiupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
MEN
S
DRESg
I
MEN
S
SOXp,
MEN'S
rmrso
with
organiaat
ion'
of
the
Parks
The
agility
of
a
monkey
is
nec-
British
Columbia
Board,
and
aeautifyina
ot
the,
of
the
water-
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
j
!
British
Columbia
Steamships
I
freighter
Alaska
Prince,
Capt.
I
Rupert
tonight
from
Alice
Arm
';
southbound
to
Vancouver
on
a
j
voyage
which
had
brought
her
j
Tom
Garret,
is
due
In
Prince
I
north
last
week
via
Queen
Char-
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor
city.
It's
perluos
U
be
regretted!
DRESS
P.
v..
H
Mmbf
r
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily-Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Dry
Dock
Busy
on
Uoat
Overhauling
Barney
Kristmansson's
New
Boat
of
venerable
ladders.
.
slippery
spots,
doubtful
floats,
and
back
nf
All
this
a
liffhtlnc
svsiem
that
that,
before
the
tov.nsi.te
was
cleared,
some
of
the
fine
old
trees
still
standing,
had
not-
been
Pants.
Special
pJiffl'
MEN
S
WORK
rAS7,
By
0rJr,
Per
Week.
20c;
.
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
i
Jfii
.
.
.
.
ir.ii
T-i
r
ii
rn
-
.1-
-.
'StjaTS1
has
tne
dimness
of
half
an
spared
For
no
man
can
make;!
w
wu,
oy
Aiau,
rcr
muxun
ouc;
rer
xear
r.uu.
'vffc'
kitte
Islands
and
Port
Edward.
Approximately
50
vessels
,
are
i
being
o
ei
hauled
The
vessel
called
at
Cumshewa
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Dry
Dbck
at
the
present
time,
unlet
and
swdegate
on
the
is-The
scene
is
busy
with
noise
of
workmen
painting
cr!lf"IatLeJ"I
hour
before
dawn.
The
corn-munity
Ratepayers,
In
giving
a
resounding
shout
for
a
new
deal,
earn
public
gratitude.
Justice
Rand
of
the
Supreme
Hand
To
Dr.Millikan
and
repairing
hulls
and
overhauling
engines,
buper-
for
the
united
Missionary.
At
MEN
S
DRESS
OXFi
intendent
Robert
Cameron
stated
a
large
number
of;
Port
Edward
at
the
week-end,
!
Court
of
Canada
has
beeh
of-1
!
fering
young
lawyers
a
little
fre
advice.
It
deals
chtefty-
with.
'
questioning
of
witnesses
but-
Hi
i
application
could
be
general.
,
.
t
i
it
1.,....
ueiuie
llcauuiK
lui
mu.c
ni
lis
poats
nave
oeen
coming
in
aim
ieang
wuuuguum.
BOYS'
LONo
rm)
the
Alaska
Prince
discharged
cargo
fur
Nelson
Bros.
Ltd
and
British
Columbia
.has
been
hearing
a
lot
about
hospitals
for
the
last
few
months.
So
has
England
where,
in
some
cities,
dally
in
boat
the
year
and
no
slump
'
Boiled
down
it
means
simpler
;
wv"u'
ana
sizes
Very
special
..
during
i
the
Columbia
Cellulose
Co.
was
reported
very
good
language,
the
wisdom
of
short.
the
Via
o
s-k
l
r
si
1
menu
cards
are
the
early
and
middle
of
week.
"""uw
'"""
rrrtimrv
hut
SPEECH
-WEARY
newspapermen
and
perhaps
some
other
polite
people
who
frequent
banquets
andsuch
gatherings
and
listen
through
report
after.
report,
''brief
remarks"
after
"brief
femarks,"
introductions
often
as
lengthy
as
the
lectures
will,
we
think,
give
a
hand
to
Dr.
Robert
A.
Millikan,
the
famous
American
scientist.
BOYS'
WIXdbre
J
lessthan
hallprict
!
With
a
fair-sized
lUt
of
pas-;
(
repairing
was
evident,
j
The
light
house
tender
Alberni,
'Capt.
J.
Petersen
has
been
un-i
dergoing
an
annual
overhaul
for
some
time
now
and
at
the
apt
terma.
Instead
artificial,
j
formal
the
wards.
At
the
top
of
each;nf
stiltp1
words
which
do
not
put
people
oiiciura
appear
me
worqs:
uuuu
jviuiii-ing."
Not
a
bad
idea!
Makes
the
place
seem
less
like
a
hospital.
,
at
ease,
or
simplify
understand-
.
.Ppk-end
was
near
completion.
CHILDREN'S
OYER,
sengers
and
a
capacity
cargo
of
At
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht'
freight.
Union
steamer
Coqult-'
Club,
undsr
a
warm
sun
Thurs-
I
jam,
Capt.
John
Boden,
arrived
day,
J.
Reld
was
engaged
In
jn
port
ot
2:45
yesterday
after,
minor
repairs'
to
his
halibut,
noon
from
Vancouver
and
way-boat.
'"JR."
getting
it
ready
for
points
and
sailed
at
11
p.m.
for
.
.
'
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
and
'
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
udqv
quality
Per
pair
.
.
.
i
ing.
More
than
young
lawers
in
section
three,
the
packer
j
could
take
the
wise
counsej
to
Fitzhugh,
.
rammed
during
the
!
heart.
.
-
.
(
herring
season
by
one
of
two
.
scows
It
was
towing,
is
just
be-
A
modern
hotel
is
to
go
up,
and
a
modern
warehouse
to
come
down.
So
what!
.
'.
.
i
Prince
Rupert
remains
the
If
'
some
of
the
speakers
who
can't
wait
to
get
i
'
started
and
never
know
when
to
quit
or
those
who
rise
to
face
an
audience
already
numbed
by
long
and
wcarijgme
preliminaries
only
could
realise
how
they
j.
could
make
themselves
popular,
they
might
do
like
here
tomorrow
southbound.
At
6.4S
last
evening.
Union
steamer
Chilcotln,
Capt.
Harry
McLean,
returned
here
from
Maaaet
Inlet
points
and
sailed
at
9
p.m.
for
Praise
of
British
Columbia
has
been
heard
In
the
legislature'.
Encouragement
Is
deserv-
ing
given
its
final
treatment
by
workmen.'
In
section
two,
two
'
Columbia
Cellulese
barges
are
high
and
dry
awaiting
overhauling
"'
For
the
past
two
weeks,
tf.M.C.S.
Chatham's
patrol
vessel
has
been
undergoing
repairs,
j
Also
In
diydock
Is
the
Indian
f
DepaV
ment
vessel
Naskeena
!
home
of
quite
.i
few
rails
y
Vet-lerans
practically
all
of
whom
lean
spin
yarns
of
incidents
and
!
experiences.
i'L
an
entertaining
collection
Many,
at
least
for
.
a
i
while,
have
woked
In
regions
far
distant
from
Skeena.
One
night,
a
train
from
Florida,
was
ap
(Ttrragso
QlffiTTUTiTTTtj)
Vancouver
and
wojpoints
'
'
i
'
:
ed
antl
come
none
too
oon.
A
.The
noted
doctor
i.
had
i
been
out-talked
by
those
'
province
such
as
this
gives
went
before
in
snite
of
the
fact
hp
was
hillo
-ju-
less
opportunities
'
for
studies.
i
if
Falnting
scenes
of
beauty
is
'hever
a
waste
of
time,
as
some
Whipping
and
c,
Cartas
and
St,
Complete
Reliable
i
preaching
Kentucky.
It
was
lone
;
past
bedtime
hour.
In
a
sleep-.
,
'
ina
coach,
a
veil
cut
the
compo-
Barney
Kristmanson
has
been
sure.
More
followed.
A
few.
mix-!
WUenng
around
the
harbor
in
ed
with
proianitv.
came
frora
lent
Service,
also
J
might
indirectly
suggest.
Few
lives
have
been
more
crowded
than
Churchill's,
with
Immense
responsibilities.
Yet
he
found
time
to
excel
with
brush
and
Canadian
Liquid
Ai:
the
fjrincipal
speaker
so
he
met
the
situation
thus:
j
A4
this
hour,
I
fear
the
mind
is
too
weary
to
listen
to
the
speech
I
have
prepared.
I
had
intended
to
discuss
one
of
the
chapters
in
my
new
book,
"The
Road
to
Peace."
Any
of
you
who
are
interested
may
read
the
book.
Then
he
sat
down.
Just
right
!
Exactly
what
thousands
have
longed
to
hear,;
exactly
what
other
thousands
have
longed
to
doT
"
.
'
hi
new
craft
Lady
Luck
I.
which
men.
Women
shrieked,
.
and
for
Oxygen.
Amyy
was
-
recently
completed
at
I
canvas
Wahl's.
shipyard
on
Digby
I
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Ct
Ci
i.
land.
The
vessel
is
powered
by
,
.
'
,
-i.
:,'nrf
not
w
,Z:
This
advertisement
is
oiorage
jLimT
j
Coming
down
to
private
affairs,
we
know
hardly
anything
about
j
saucers
flying
or
stationary.
jThe
dish
remembered
best
was
the
saucer
we
had
a
habit
of
fill
Cor.
Jnd
and
Pari
Est.
1910
rW
published
or
displayed
by
the.
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
govern-ment
of
British
gowned
figures
began
to
appear
from
behind
rows
of
curtains.'
A
j
passenger
had
among
her
pos-1
sessions
a
medium
sired
box
to
which
she
had
been
giving
per-
sonal
care.
Fellow
travellers
never
suspected
what
it
contained.
,
It
consisted
of
merely
a
couple
of
baby
alligoters,
In
some
way
;
they
had
managed
to
free
themselves
and
go
crawling
over
the
sleeping
forma
around
them.
"Bv
Jineo"
observed
the
old
rail-1
roader"
how
those
:
"w
m
n
engine
and
travels
at
a
real
clip.
The
boat
Is
34
feet
in
length
with
nine
feet
four
inches
beam.
Barney-was
working
on
the
vessel
during
a
bright
sunny
Friday
'
afternoon
His
first
Jaunt
in
the
vessel
was
on
Thursday.
.
Nelson
Brothers
at
Port
Edward
are
to
engage
ten
beam
JOHN
H
ing
with
scalding
hot
tea
and
blowing
on.
But
by
.that
time,
sharp
reproach
from,
the
head
of
the
house
was
on-
the
way
for
such
an
outrageous
example
of
table
propriety.
NEW
-ANGLE
ON
DEMOCRACY
Tftf'BELGIAN
people
have
voted
on
whether
they
want
to
have
King
Leopold
back
and
by
a
smallmajority
the
answer
was
affirmative.
Now
Plient
is
to
confirm
the
matter
and,
if
they
cafttfcfofl,
Leopuld
says
he
will
return.
BULG
OPTOMm
t
71
of
all
fires
are
in
residential
properties
I
Dwelling
Fire
Insurance
it
inexpensive
ARE
YOU
INSURED
TO
PRESENT-DAY
VALUES?
Prince
Rupert
Realty
Co.
p.
II.
MNZEV
Green
067
screeched"
j
trawlers
for
sole
and
scrap
fish
?4
in
the
near
future.
Three
com
1.
Possibly
the
general
.
election
has
something
to
do
with
It?
At
any
rate,
word
from
Britain
says-there
is
a
decline
In
the
demand
for
spectacles,
wigs,
medical
at-tentlon
and
the
Lord
knows
what
else,
which
Is
little
short
of
;
amazing.
Jrln
B
uf
get
pany
craft
are
out
at
present.
These
include
the
Twinkle,
Capt.
John
,
Johanson,
which
was
mpored
at
the
Imperial
Oil
dock
Thursday
afternoon
and
the.
Smith
Sound.
Capt.
A.
Brown.
The
Twinkle
and
Car-
LETTERBOX
VISfON
NEllDEO
Editor,
Dally
.News:,
.
Third
Aw
Can,
you
rmaginv
.
"bt
WIN
ollna
Maria
recently
lauded
a
fred
Laurier"
looking
at
a
rhapW
load
of
flatfish
at
B.
C.
Packers.
Canada,
especially
of
British
Cot-
AH
vessels
are
presently
en-
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
CALIFORNIA
CASUALS
3"
Wedge
in
Grey
Suetle
.
All
of
which
is
a
new
angle
on
democracy
voting,
on
a
King!
What
would
some
of
the
old
time
regal
despots,
who
made
all
decisions,
much
less
consulting
with
the
people
whether
or
not
they
should
occupy
the
throne,
have
thought
of
such,
a
.,thjri
as,
this?
1.
"
,
TAt'least,
the
head
that
wears
or
Avould
wear
a
crown
rests
more
easily
howadavs.
But
there
are
still
despots
around.
They
don't
happen
to
wear
crowns
and
they
need
not
dress
so
fijneily,
but
are
just
as
powerful
and
just
as
cruel,
it!se;erns
as
some
of
our
late
lamented
rulers
of
ages
pasfc-buld
Have
been
at
their
worst.
And
maybe
it's
harder
to
get
their
heads
into
a
basket.
Wholesale
Warehouse
tarrying
a
rf
presentatiw
si
I
-
Senator
Eaton
of
Montana
sug-'
get
that,
as
a
substitute
for
statehood,
Alaska
might
be
con-I
tent
to
become
a
northern
out-I
post
of
the
State
of
Montana,
j
Wonder
if
he's
ever
been
as
far
(west
as
British
Columbia.
Or
would
it
be
passible
Alaska
might
prompt
service
to
the
trade
nmnvRB
Tire
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tires,
tubes,
I
$6-95
t
AT
.
hose,
belting,
accessories.
CANADIAN
WEST1NQHOUSE
CO.-
Lamps
only,
fli
and
Incandescent.
6
to
230
volts.
gaged
in
dragging
for
flatfish
The
Morris
H.
landed
some
fih
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co-operative
last
week
and
at
Atlin
Fisheries.
Flat
fish
were
brought
in
by
the
Skeena
Maid
and
Hero
No.
1.
Most
of
the
fishing
is
concentrated
in
Hecate
Straits
and
arpund
Butterworth
Rocks.
The
jatter
is
approximately
25
miles
,out
of
Prince
Rupert.
Weather
FAMILY
SHOE
,
nave
a
lew
remarks
to
make
on
'
the
subject.
.
..
OFNERAL
BATTERY.
CO.
of
CANADA
Radio
t
umbla
and
putting
a
TransCan-acla
Highway
through
the
Big
Bend
and
on
to
Vancouver
at
the
extreme
southwest
eorner
of
our
country?
Wonid
we
everhav
had
the
CNR.
with
this
kincfof
'
1-
.vision?
;
I
They
already
have
a
good
high
way
to
Vancouver
and
the
resources
of
southern
B.
C,
,
are
pretty
well
developed,
while
from
Jasper
to.
Prlnee
Rupert
lies
a
vast
empire,
capabls
of
supporting
at
least
two
million
people,
a
country
rich
In
timber,
minerals
STORE
LTD.
Charlie
Roberts
flashlights,
ignition
batteries.
O.
H.
WOOD
Si
CO.
Industrial
sanitation,
paper
t
deodorizers.
DUSTBANE
CO.
of
B.
C
Dustbane,
Sisal,
Janifcv
hotel
and
restaurant
supplies,
IMPERIAL
WIPINO
RAO
CO.
and
others
Phone
35'
Box
638
j
A
leopard,
escaping
from
a
zoo
n
Oklahoma,
ate
a
chunk
of
'meat
in
which"
poison
had
been
i
placed
and
died.
-
He
had
been
pursued
by
several
thousand
cit-lizens.
Neither
the'
dope
nor
the
:
To
Advertisers
bo
insure
puollcation
of
display
or
classified
advertising
:opy
for
same
must
be
in
the
office
of
the
Daily
News
b"
4
p.m.
the
day
previous
to
advertising.
Requirements
o
the
mechanical
department
make
this
rule
necessary.
;
chase
could
be
called
good
sports
PRINCE
RUPERT
SUPPLY
manship.
Sinces
then,
another
wat,r
po'"1.
'lsh.
lame,
and
a
112
Si-cnnd
Ave
I
1
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
District
Agents
For
Ford
Cars
"Fifty
Ways
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