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Tuesday,
Nov.
23,
192C.
BOARDS
OF
TRADE
AND
TIIE
PUBLIC
Boards
of
Trade
everywhere
get
criticized
by
those
who
are
not
members
because
outsiders,
do
hot
projierly
understand
the
functions
of
such
a
body.
Being
a
body
of
business,
men
representing
the
business
element
of
the
community
and
not
the
public
generally,
it
assumes
the
business
attitude
toward
rublic
questions
which
Is
often
opposed
to
the
political
aspect.
In
Prince
Rupert
it
is
sometimes
said
that
the
Board
of
Trade
is
a
political
organization.
That
is
simply
-because
more
Liberals
than
Conservatives
seem
to
take
enough
interest
in
public
affairs
to
pay
their
regular
fee
to
the
organization
and
attend
the
meetings.
In
many
places
it
is
noticed
that
a
majority
of
a
board
is
Conferva
live
n
politics
for
an
exactly
similar
reason.
There
are
in
Prince
Ituoert
a
number
of
men
who
lnrit
largely"
from
he
publicity
work
of
the
Board
of
Trade
yet
who.
do
not"tcome-
members,
presumably
because
they
do
not
like
to
pay
the
twelve
dollars
a
year
required
for
membership.
Then
they
sit
osck
ana
want
to
know
why
the
Board
of
Trade
docs
not
do
this
or
that.-
It
is
so
In
every
community
and
the
more
active
a
board
the
more
criticism
it
must
expect.
"
TWO
SORTS
OF
PEOPLE
'
.
...
'
IX
EVERY
COMMUNITY.
,
.
There
are
two
sorts
of
people
in
every
community,
those
who
do
things
and
those
who
throw
stones
at
the
ones
who
do
them.
:
The
former
are
the
workers
and
the
latter
the
wise
critics.
Without
the
workers
&
city
would
make
little
progress
and
the
latter
are
al
useful'
just
as
flees
are
useful
to
a
dog
keeps
him.
scratching.
,
In
every
community
there
are
the
successful
businefesrneji
who
always
speak
well
of
their
town
and
the
unsuccessful
,
seciin
that
spends
the
time
they
should
be
working
in
knocking
the;
place
in
which
they
live.
When
you
hear
a
person
knocking
you
may-
.bfe
pretty
sure
he
is
either
incompetent
or
unlucky,
but
usually
Incom
peienu
ine
time
spent
in
knocking
and
explaining.
If-put
to
Aome
useful
purpose,
would
often
change
failure
into
success.-
.
.
':
'
MANY
PEOPLE
:
LIKE
A
KNOCKER.
In
politics
you
find
a
certain
number
of
knockers
becauje
'a
great
many
people
seem
to
like
a'
political
knocker.
They
think,
he
has
the
courage
of
his
opinions,
When
you
knock
hard
von
firirl
a
lot
of
wasters
come
around
and
pat
you
on
the
back
arid'
shy:
"Cfo
to
it,
old'
man,
give
'em
hel.
They
deserve
it.
We're
behind
you."
Being
behind
does
not
mean
being
willing
to
back
up
JJie
opinions
by
spending
money
but
simply'
behind
in
everything
which
the
wpfd
implies.
They
are
never
to
the
fore
except
in
knocking.
In
the
eqd
they
find
themselves
behind
in
the
race
for
business
and
in
time
drop
out
and
curse
the
place
where
they
failed.
In
a
live
town,
you
find
the
people
ready
to
say
a.irood
word
for
the
community,
and
for
the
people
who
are
doing,
things.
That
is
wnat
gives
it
lire.
An
encouraging
word
is
worth
a
'barrej
of
knocks.
-
1
And
so,
dear
friends
and
brethren,
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert,
having
delivered
ourselves
of
this
little
sermon,
let
us;
pray
that
the
city
may
prosper
and
that
the
knockers
may
all
depart-tb
some
otner
warmer
clime
and
that
from
this
time
forward
we
inav
work
to
one
end
and
one
end
only,
to
make
Prince
Rupert
a
bigger,
better
ana
more
influential
city
where
it
will
be
pleasant
to
live
and
where
the
citizens
may
have
all
the
opportunities
they
have
at
other
cities,
una
more.
.i.'.
i
j
Off
for
school,
full
of
pep
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The
perfect
food
for
children
Ready-cook?uready-to
serve
no
mrinn
invitatiovs
u
ere
SKXT
tOlt
IUMJIET
!
At
the
last
meeting
or
the
city
council
a
resolution
was
posted
by
tlx
city
council
expressing
resentment
at
in
alleged
Jnult
to
the
citizens
aud
tho
people
of
Bkecna
electoral
riding
be
cause
the
member
tor
the
district
and
the
mayor
had
notbeen
given
teats
of
honor
at
the
brad
of
the
table
at
a
banquet
tendered
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
on
the
occasion
of
his
recent
visit.
The
matter'
wan
considered
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
yesterday
and
sortie
of)
the
member
ex
pressed
the
opinion
that
the
matter
was
too
petty
tor
serious
consideration
and
should
be
dropped,
as
the
publication
of
such
petty
thtnes
put
Prince
Rupert
In
the
village
class.
Howevtr,
other
thought
the
Board
of
Trade
should
be
set
right
In
regard
to
It
and
the
following
lettrt
was
ordered
sent
to
the
mayor
and
city
council
explaining
the
Dear
Sirs.
THE
I.ETTEK.
On
behalf
of
this
Board
of
Trade
I
beg
to
acknowledge
receipt
of
a
copy
of
a
resolution
passed
at
yuur
last
mfeiinSr
concerning
this
Board.
TUe
matter
was
duly
considered
by
a
meeting
of
the
CouncU
of
this
Board
held
thU
afternocn
and
as
the
infer-ence
Unfiled
in
your
resolution
Is
mainly
Incorrect
and
misleading.
I
vu
instructed
to
reply
to
you
as
follows;
At
the
monthly
meeting
of
this
Btwrd
held
on
the
Pnday
evening
prior
to
th
arrival
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
It
w&a
eo&sidered
only
fitting
that
sonic
recognition
of
his
visit
should
he
made,
and
as
there
was
no
knowledge
of
the1
City
Council
or
other
body
taking
any
step
In
thl
direction.
tb
Board
decided
to
tender
Sir
Henry
and
his
party
a
complimentary
dinner
and
also
place
before
him,
matters
that
needed
attention
and
were
of
mutual
Interest
to
the
city
and
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
I'l'KELY
IIOAKIJ
OK
Tit
APE
The
matter
remained
a
purely
Board
if
Trade
function,
no
suggestion
to
co-operate
was
made
by
either
yours
or
iny
other
local
body,
and
therefore
the
first
and
principal
care
of
this
Board
was
to
adequately
entertain
the
President
and
party
of
(.facials
of
the
C.N
ruilway.
Thirty
seats
were
reserved,
at
the
dinner
table.
There
were
seventeen
visiting
oOclals
Including
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
These
were
seated
alternatively
with
local
citizens
In
the
reserved
seats.
There
was
room
for
only
nine
of
the
reserved
seats
at
the
top
table,
and
five
of
these
were
occupied
Cy
Sir
Henry
and
hi
principal
officials
seated
alternatively
with
Mr.
Stork,
the
Honorary
President
of
the
Board.
The
President,
and
two
members
of
a
cdmmlttee
appointed
by
this
Beard
to
take-up
with
8ir
Henry
matters
re
quired
of
the
Canadian
National
R.R.
by.
this
city,
and
to
entertain
him
and
hi,
.party
during
their
stay.
The
re
maining
reserved
seats
were
on
the
fldt.
tables
Immediately
adjacent
to
the
top
-table,
and
in
these
reserved
seats
were
seated
both
Mayor
Newton
and
ilr4
Brady
amongst
C-Nil.
officials
and
Verj
close
to
Sir
Henry.
NO
INVITATIONS
''Regarding
Invitations,
the
Board
did
noi
issue
any
to
local
citizens
whatever.
or'glve
them
complimentary
tickets,
but
Old
do
so
to
each
visiting
official,
Ur.
Brady
purchased
and
paid
himself
for
his
ticket,
and
Mayor
Newton
was
pre-nested
with
one
by
the
President
of
this
Board,
as
a
personal
oourtesy.
The
Honorary
President's
term
of
office
expires
at
the
end
of
this
year,
and
a
It:
has
been
customary
for
the
local
member
to
occupy
this
position,
Mr.
Brady
will
most
likely
do
so
after
our
annual
meeting
in
January.
This
Boardeels
that
.no
malice
has
(
been"
committed
or
slight
offered
any
person,
and
regrets
that
the
City
Council
when
unaware
of
true
facta
should
pass
resolutions
of
this
nature.
This
letter
Is
for
Information,
not
controversy,
and
as
far
as
this
Board
la.
concerned
Is
final.
Respectfully
submitted,
frHINCE
RUPERT
BOARD
OP
TRADE,
A,
Brooksbank
Sec.
PROGRESS
OF
ALBERTA
POOL
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
In
connection
with
tlie
criticism
that
Mr.
Saplro
has
made
of
the
Alberta
wheat
pool
for
not
launching
out'
more
rapidly
on
a
policy
of
elevator
ownership,
the
fact
should
not
be
overlooked
thtt
a
start
ha
been
made
In
that
direction.
In
addition
to
the
Prince
Rupert
terminal
which
It
has
lcawd
from
the
government,
the
pool
1
now
operating"
forty
elevator
of
It
own.
At
iU
headquarters
It
1
stated
that,'
up
to
the
beginning
of
this
w
ttk,
thi
I
grain
handled
through
these,
'
amounti
'
to
over
2.000,000
bushel.
The
Information
I
also
given
that
new
contract
are
being
received
In
Urge
number.
Of
these
415
haveabeeu
sent
In
since
the
announcement
of
the
I
final
payment
for
1925,
which
Indicates
j
that
such
dlssppolntment
a
hs
been
'
felt
because
tills
was
not
larger
has
sot
affected
at
all
seriously
the
growth
sf
the
enterprise.
Advertise
In
the
Dully
New
nutiMj
uiyii:k
o
Tiitr
out;
MV
HE
Ml
I
ITEM
Mining
orepations
on
the
Knauss-property
at
D;rreen
have
been
discontinued
until
spring
although
Mr.
Tredwsy.
who
has
been
operating
the
property
the
past
season,
w.ll
rrmaln
at,
Drreen
and
during
the
winter
will
corduroy
the
road
from
the
station
to
the
mine,
says
the
Ornlneca
Herald.
This
will
overcome
the
present
difficulty
of
hsv
tng
to
suspend
operations
every
time
the
roads
soften
up.
A
couple
of
weeks
ago
a
heavy
snow
storm
visited
the
locality
and
when
the
snow
melted
the
road
was
too
soft
to
use.
During
the
season
Mr.
Tredway
shipped
three
cars
of
ore
and
the
returns
were
so
satisfactory
thai
he
is
now
planning
on
working
next
seassn
on
a
much
larger
scale.
This
property
has
always
been
regarded
as
one
thst
was
worthy
of
development,
and
although
considerable
work
was
done
on
It
years
ago
by
several
outfits,
for
one
reason
or
another
work
was
suspended.
It
Is
quite
within
reason
that
Mr
Tredwcy
wUl
go
ahead
and
make
a
mine
out
of
It.
Such
things
hare
frequently
been
done
before.
Many
of
the
biggest
and
best
mines
bars
been
turned
dawn,
first
by
one
engineer
and
then
ansther.
but
eventually
became
heavy
dividend
payers.
In
fact
this
has
happened
so
often
that
an
adverse
report
by
an
engineer
is
taken
by
many
as
a
big
boost
for
a
pro
pec
t.
This
msy
be
another
such
case.
TOPLEY
MINE
PERHAPS
SOLD
rt.oi.in.uEn
mimno
and
melt-
INtf
COM
PAW
Mill
TO
IIAVi:
IIO.Mtll
IT
It
Is
reported
on
the
best
of
that
th
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
have
clewed
a
deal
with
Frank
Taylor
for
hi
gold
property
at
Topic
y
and
that
the
new
owner
wUl
go
to
work
on
It
without
any
delay
says
the
O
miners
Herald.,
Taylar
set
his
price
and
stayed
with
It
until
he
finally
got
an
offer
that
was
awfully
clo'e.
Instead
of
10.000
cash
be
Is
taking
IV-000
cash
and
15.000
more
In
six
months.
The
bond
Is
for
1300.000.
This
is
about
as
good
news
as
the
district
ha
heard
for
a
very
long
time
and
it
win
make
business
a
whole
lot
better
thl
winter.
Since
TayUr
dis
covered
the
property
last
summer
It
has
atttaeted
more
engineers
than
any
property
in
the
Interior,
and
while
all
the
engineers
did.
not
rush
back
to
tbrtr
principal
with
advice
to
buy
at
any
old
price,
there
was
nane
who
reported
adrersely.
Mr.
Clay
born,
representing
the
Consolidated,
was
here
last
week
and
closed
the
deal.
The
final
paper
in
connection
with
the
deal
and
the
final
signing
was
expected
this
week.
NATIVE
SONS
HAVE
REGULAR
MEETING
Com
in
litre
.Nainrd
la
Take
Charge
of
Arr-iiixmiriiU
I'ar
loniiruinini
IUII
Wilfrid
Oration
I
InllUtrd
The
regular
meeting
of
Prince
Rupert
J
Assembly,
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
was
held
last
nlgbt
In
the
Metropole
Hall
with
Vice-president
A.
J.
Prudhomme
In
the
chair
and
C.
R.
Blggart
acting
as
secretary.
WUlrld
O
rat
ton
was
initiated
and
routine
business
was
transacted.
Further
plans
were
made
for
the
As
sembly
a
first
annual
ball
'which
will
take
place
In
the
Moose
Hall
the
second
week
In
December.
A
committee
consisting
of
Prank
Fortune.
Ralph
Smith.
C.
a
Blggart,
Olllla
Royer
and
Capt.
Jack
Morrison
was
named
to
take
charge
of
further
plans
for
the
event.
ANGLICAN
WOMEN'S
AUXILIARY
HOLDS
ITS
ANNUAL
BAZAAR
The
annual
bazaar
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
pf
st.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
wa
opened
in
the
Cathedral
basement
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
by
Could
Not
Sleep
Heart
and
Nerves
Were
So
Bad
Mr,
(too.
Meek,
WinJaor,
Ont.
write
I--"I
suffered
nith
mjr
Jn-art
and
nerve
and
could
not
Ieep
at
night
for
nofse
in
raj
head.
I
managed
to
kep
at
raj
work
somehow,
uutil
I
begin
to
bare
dirzv
it'll
wliich
?vt
so
bad
I
rould
not
go
to
taj
work.
I
was
araid
tfl
go
out
any
place,
for
Terr
ofun
I
would
stagger
on
my
feet,
and
everything
in
frent
of
me
woold
tarn
bla
and
fade
away.
While
I
was
noma
tick
a
friend
told
me
to
take
i
et
ruur
boxes
and
)y
the
tlm.
I
had
used
them
the
pain
and
mines
In
my
head
ceased
and
I
was
able
to
gt
a
good
night'
rrrt,
Although
that
was
six
year
ago
t
v...
.....
iJz.
troubled
with
that
complaint
again."
Price
60c
a
box
at
all
dealer,
or
mailed
direct
on
roeeipt
of
pries
by
Tbs
T.
iiilUm
p,.,
limited,
Toronto,
ftti
0r
MAIL
CONTRACT
JTILUi-
1
WU
DIAL
r
Nh
AIJJILS
I
.
Archdeacon
O.
A.
Rlx.
Prettily
deserated
ro
the
red
and
gold
colors
of
th
WJU
the
hall
present
a
pretty
sppearanc
and
in
tt
are
to
be
found
an
abundsiuv
cf
useful
and
ornamental
article
well
as
many
novelties,
such
as
the
.Jen's
booth,
flab
pond
and
fort
one
tilling.
Mrs.
Thcmas
Andrew,
president
cf
the
WA,
is
convener
of
the
affair
This
evening
a
supper
will
be
served
j
tctween
the
hours
of
snd
7
JO
and,!
titer
the
aupper.
there
will
be
a
concert
in
which
will
be
Introduced
a
number
of
curalc
novelties
In
addition
to
a
trgular
concert
program.
Mrs.
Bryant's
orchestra
will
play
selections
during
the
afternoon.
TIIE
M
W
H
INE
1-KOTI.tT.
BarberHaircut,
elrt
Customer
Yes,
but
don't
make
It
too
thort;
J
dont
want
to
look
effeminate
-
Life.
"
V.
,U
.Postmaster
Oeneral,
will
be
received
at
uiiswa
umu
noon,
on
rriday,
the
17tb
I
December.
1928.
for
the
conveyance
of
ii
aujcsij
a
msiis,
on
a
proposed
Con-
tract
for
a
period
not
exceeding
four!
year
six
6
time
per
week
on
the
routs
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Sub
I
Delivery
Post
Office
at
Seal
Cove,
from'
the
lit
April
next
Printed
notice
containing
further
in-1
formation
a
to
condition
of
proposed
Contract
may
be
seen
and
blsnk
forms
vi
iniuw
may
w
coiaiiiea
l
U)
Post
Office
of
Prlnct
Rupert.
BC.
and
Prince
Rupert
Sub
Office
No.
1,
BC.
and
at
th
office
of
the
District
Superintendent
t,f
Tuatal
Service.
.
.
J'
F.
MURRAY.
District
Superintendent
of
Postal
Service.
District
Superintendent's
Office,
Vancouver.
BC
November
5.
192.
LAND
ACT.
NOTICK
Ol'
I.N'TKNTION-
TO
AlflV
TO
LEA
UK
UMl
InOona
River
Land
Recording
DUtrlct
of
Prlnc
Rupert.
DC,
and
situate
on
sn
island
in
Oona
River
approximately
opposite
Block
One
and
Two
of
Lot
2IV9
R.
.
Coast
District
(mostly
tide
flat
surrounding
small
Island
I.
take
rjirnrr
that
tnhn
n..
R?.!lRIJ'er
nf-occupatlon
fUherman,
'yi'ij
r
a
ias
oi
the
following
described
lands;
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
300
feet
north
of
northwest
corner
Dost
of
Lot
3199:
thence
1.000
tttt
southeast
thence
200
feet
westerly:
thence
1
ooo
feet
nnrthwMt-
thrm
(An
i
'.
5.
planted,
and
containing
ten
acre,
more
JOHN
BERGMAN,
ApP,le,nt
Dated
October
30.
I82.
MENT.
All
the
advantages
of
master
control
plus
all
the
advantages
of
minute
adjustment
Most
economical
new
set
known.
Preferred
by
Canadians
for
Canadian
reception
conditions.
Quality,
ease
of
control
distance.
R
M
'eTuU!Wt
$110
w.
Victor
Northern
Elect
rk
I
L4
,U
J
.
Victor
Tnlkbi.
MacWds
Ccejasyi
CANAOt
WARNING
to
USERS
of
RADIO
All
Kailio
Itrcflting
Set
.Ml'ST
he
Mct-ntd
1'enaUy
on
gummarv
conviction
It
a
fine
not
ex
a
m
License
Fee
$1.00
per
annum
License,
valid
to
Slut
March,
1927.
may
Ik?
of
.
J
-Staff
Port
Offices,
Radio
Dealer.,
nad)
Ini
Kadlo
Hranch,
Department
of
Marine'
and
Fish
A.
JOHNSTON,
Deputy
.MlnUler
of
Marine
and
Flak-
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
mailings
i
rum
it
line
nurii.
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