PAOE
TWO
The
Daily
News
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
After
boob,
ecft
Susxlsy.
fey
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Linnttd,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing
Editor.
Advertising
Editor
and
and
Circulation
Telephone
Reporter
Telephone
-
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
EDITION
98
86
Tuesday.
Nov.
22.
1927
PEACE
RIVER
PROPAGANDA
The
propaganda
in
favor
of
Vancouver
as
an
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
country
still
continue.
The
people
of
British
C
olumbia's
Mggest
city
keep
op
the
clamor
like
a
Munch
of
schoolboys
or
I.W.W.
strikers.
No
matter
what
the
cost,
they
want
Vancouver
made
the
termhsus
of
the
road
Hut
will
handle
the
Peace
River
output.
Were
it
not
that
there
is
a
possibility
of
success,
the
move
would
appear
ridiculous.
What
favors
the
Vancouver
people
is
the
fact
that
the
Provincial
Government
wants
to
get
rid
of
the
P.G.E.
which
is
a
heavy
load
for
the
province
to
bear.
The
proposal
is
for
the
country
to
build
a
railway
which
crosses
the
present
railway
already
built
and
fully
equipped
and
operated,
and
spend
the
people's
money
in
taking
the
grain
to
Vancouver.
Any
business
nun
will
say
that
the
road
should
not
be
built
beyond
the
C.N.R.
main
line,
no
matter
which
route
it
takes.
To
go
farther
is
to
squander
away
the
people's
money
for
something
that
is
not
seeded.
If
the
railway
comes
out
to
the
main
line
of
the
C.N.
II.
it
will
then
ship
the
grain
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert,
which
is
the
logical
port
As
it
is
proposed,
the
grain
would
be
taken
to
Vancouver.
It
is
futile
to
say
the
line
may
be
built
by
a
private
company.
If
a
private
concern
does
the
work
it
will
be
aided
by
the
other
governments.
It
will
be
bonused
by
valuable
lands
and
possibly
by
cash.
At
any
rate
it
will
get
valuable
concessions
from
the
government
of
the
province
and
also
from
the
Dominion
in
order
to
enable
it
to
build
a
road
which
-is
not
at
present
needed.
OPERATIONS
OF
WHEAT
POOL
In
criticizing
the
operations
of
the
Wheat
Pool,
the
Northwest
Grain
Dealers'
Association
claims
that
except
for
December
amr
January
the
graiajof
pool
members
was
sold
last
ye
at
less
than
was
paid
to
Xarmejrs
outside
the
pool.
The
dealers
have
prepared
a
chart
showing
the
condition
as
they
lee
it,
evidently
for
the
purjKw;
of
Influencing
fanners
to
selJ
their
grain
direct,
to
the
dealers.
It
is
an
Interesting
document
and
would
be
especially
so
to
those
growing
grain.
MOTION
PICTURE
PRODUCERS
Motion
picture
producing
is
now
one
of
the
established
industries
and
as
such
is
being
organized.
The
largest
organization
In
America
dealing
with
the
production
and
distribution
of
pictures
is
laying
down
rules
for
the
guidance
of
members.
In
the
first
sot
of
those
rules
tkre
are
eleven
subjects
which
are
to
be
completely
banned
by
the
picture
producers
as
offensive
to
the
public.
They
are
profanity
try
title
or
lip,
licentious
or
suggestive
nudity,
sex
perversion,
white
slavery,
sex
relationship
between
members
of
black
and
white
rate,
sex
hygiene
and
venereal
diseases,
child
birth
scenes,
children's
sex
organs,
ridicule
of
the
clergy,
wilful
offense
to
any.
nation,
race
or
creed.
Then
follows
a
list
of
twentjvsix
subjects
that
have
to
be
handled
with
care
such
as
the
use
of
the
flag,
international
relations,
religieus
themes,
arson,
use
of
firearms,
theft,
brutality,
murder
methods,
third
degree,
sympathy
for
criminals,
sedition,
cruelty,
sex
scenes,
marriage,
use
of
drugs
or
surgical
operations
and
lustful
kissing.
If
the
organization
can
improve
the
present
status
of
the
pictures
through
its
owe
efforts
it
will
be
much
better
than
letting
the
censor
use
the
scissors.
-
GOOD
SPIRIT
OP
FISHERMEN
The
halibut
fishermen
both
here
and
at
Ketchikan
Tiave
IforjWr
a
gcxKi
spirit
uy
asking
that
tUe
fishing
season
be
shortened
and
by
wni
m:ijb
w
preserve
ine
industry.
At
the
present
l
ucjucuun
wn
naimui
DanKs
cannot
last
long
and
unless
new
auVu
v
meuns
mat
very'
soon
tne
fishery
vWll
begin
to
decline.
The
session
of
the
commission
here
was
a
most
satisfac-
iur
une
ana
me
nsnermen
are
to
be
complimented
on
their
irood
sense.
Doubtless
the
members
of
the
commission
will
be
well
satisfied
with
the
results
so
far
obtained
and
will
feel
quite
free
to
make
.
.
.
.
yciiIY-
m
linflntinnn
4
V.
f
'
1;
er
.vvvmrncmouuni,
tu
uif
v..aiiaman
ana
united
States
governments
wiucn
win
oe
xne
oeginning
of
a
system
of
protection
for
the
indus
try
wmcn
means
so
mucn
to
1'rince
Kupert.
Increase
energy
and
vitality
by
drinking
BOVRIL
"The
goofteess
e
prime
been
88
LOCAL
GIRLIS
j
PRETTY
BRIDE
-
-
i
Mis
Acnes
Eliiabeth
ftrattnn
Married
This
Mornine
to
Cterne
I
.
Aieneau
of
Tremier
A
prett
k
i:i
".
i
vihu
.
A
Ur
.
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wtjr.
o
urflm
of
w
itu.
iiu
mjnuar
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l
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r..ur..h
ol
the
Ann
unci
fi.r
Ki.saaeth.
aai?
SVHWfc-.a
Mrs
wurna
arattaav
of
i.-caimt
ths
bride
af
Oeaag
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elde!
'or.
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j.'
Prv:or
B.C
Rt
Rev
Blab)
"jr.:
per
ijitJ
use
uraaanny.
aad
..
.
Pailxr
I
:
n
of
Stewart
Mid
the
Tat
bride
ru
awctatre
of
gletM)
Vault
l
b.-
entered
the
church
OB
:he
trm
of
her
tauter,
to
the
stragaa
.to
bridal
chants
UeodeHsoh).
played
by
C.
P
Batagna.
SB
om
a
paned
goer
of
shell
plak
ebUfon
tal
feu.
with
overdress
of
cream
lace.
A
picture
hat
of
pair
pta
jhw
ad
Oold
kid
suppers
completed
bar
costume
Cream
Victoria
rosea,
an
tUies
of-tbe-vaUey
fanned
see
beuqwet.
Wis
Irene
Bourases
m
etaraaUkg
as
bridesmaid
in
a
period
sown
of
tva-tssa
lanvln
green
georgette,
with
attrcr
irimming
Iter
hat
M
of
ataauar
sts&de.
fr.a
toe
wore
sliver
vtbapets.
Pale
aaak
jnd
white
carnatioai
wem
earned.
v
Th:ma
MtKay
of
Premier
suppaned
the
yroaaa
aad
the
usher
were
Edward
Smith
aad
Edgar
CMtHre.
During
the
stgalag
af
the
register
Us.
J.
J.
khddoaa
saac
very
sweettr.
ua
Ir.rd'i
Art
Matte."
Pamawts
V1
ere-
.liouy
i
reetawJam
was
heM
a
the
home
!
of
the
brte"
pares).
741
Third
Are..)
sbefe
the
young
oatajae
received
the
cob-
i
gratuUUnus
and
gawd
wtahsi
of
la
many
fnaade.
!
Assisting
them
as
pass
lean
the
guest
1
ni
the
brides
uiaSJnr.
gowned
la
black
1
wtln
trkssned
walk
aaueMe
af
bat
a
mttS
aaadel
af
Mack
velvet.
Bam
lanced
her
aars
quet
rote.
Her
etotffan
ice
bou-
In
the
d
thing
ream
trie
totde'
tsble
was
centred
witfe
tkte
bridal
eake
hi-rounded
by
ptak
Mte.
SUeer
vase
filled
with
pink
iihijamill
mi
sad
tU
pink
tafxs
la
aaau
asonees
aam-
pie
ted
ate
table
amngesMOt.
A
buf
fet
luncheon
was
Barred-
Those
sefetK
te
Un
1.
Arthur
Smith.
Us.
OiifAttX
Mn.
John
Date.
Mn
C.
p.
tuel.
sad!
Miss
Mary
OacaacUM.
Later
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Aneoeiu
left
en
the
OaneeuD
to
apestd
titetr
htniinwwi
in
aoutbarn
cltlea.
For
traealuac
tfce
bride
wore
s
smart
dreas
af
crafe
ie
main
In
ehsnel
red.
Her
fur
ooat
was
1
brewn
ceracul.
trlmased
with
fax.
Blonde
ahoM
and
stocking,
with
hat
to
match,
completed
her
csettuse.
On
tfeetr
rrtrn.
rn
abetrt
three
week'
Uaie,
Lbry
will
uke
up
mldence
at
Premier.
B.C..
where
the
groom
1
accountant
on
the
staff
of
the
mine
office.
LOCAL
MAN'S
FATHER
HELPED
TO
TRANSPORT
TROOPS
TO
RED
RIVER
JarvlR
Ucleod.
local
curtomi
collec
tor.
ha
been
interested
to
receive
from
friend
in
thf
East
a
copy
of
a
menu
card
recently
lasued
on
the
Canadian
Pacific
RaUway
which
recalls,
through
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Confereda-
tlen
fflustratkm.
the
movement
of
'roops
from
Eastern
Canada
to
the
Red
River
Rebellion
on
the
pralriea
In
1870.
On
the
front
pace
of
the
menu
is
a
picture
of
the
old
slde-wheeler
"Al-toma."
which
plied
between
Coninf-wood
and
Thunder
Bay
on
the
Oreat
lakes
and
helped
to
move
some
of
the
troops
West.
Mr.
McLeoda
father.
Capt.
John
C.
McLeod.
now
retired
In
Vancouver,
was
master
of
the
steamer
Al-
goma
at
that
time.
He
also
oommand-
fcd
the
"Algoma's"
sister
ship.
the"Chl-oora,"
at
one
time.
Manin
the
Moon
THE
geese
go
south
In
the
fall
and
we
can
them
silly.
That
Is
only
be-
cause
we
cant
go
ourselves.
YOU
may
possibly
have
heard
of
the
little
chap
who
said
he
knew
the
new
baby
was
a
girl
because
he
saw
them
putting
powder
on
It.
SOME
men
feel
that
way.
are
big
and
others
Just
WELL.
Christmas
Is
not
far
away
I
:!
it
In
my
bones.
I
hear
about
It
every
day
In
most
beseeching
tones.
But
Christmas
time
X
would
not
mind.
If
only
I
could
keep
My
money
In
my
pocket
book
And
sometimes
get
some
sleep.
EVERY
hot
dog.
dog
has
his
day,
even
the
Tills
Is
theday"m
which
enrftcuss
section
oftRe
ctty
has
a
fTshv'pK'
THE
fishermen
were
said
to
be
un
animous
on
shortening
the
fishing
season.
Jake
says
that
is
the
first
time
the
fishermen
have
been
unanl
mous
about
anything
except
that
prices
are
too
low.
uw
mat
the.
halibut
have
pretty
I
wen
settled
one
of
their
problems.
It
Is
expected
thaf
the
salmon
fishermen
will
also
fall
In
line
and
arrange
a
reasonable
basis.
THE
DAILY
NEW?
FISHER
CADUAC
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
XOVE.MBKU
tl.
1917.
It
is
expected
that
the
new
sawmill
at
Seal
Cove
will
be
in
operation
by
early
spring
Construction
work
la
going
ahead
satisfactorily
and
E.
P.
Duby,
the
manager,
has
left
for
the
i
south
to
order
the
final
shipments
of
machinery.
On
account
of
washouts
extending
from
Inverness
to
Amsbury,
traffic
on
the
railway
is
still
out
of
commission
The
telegraph
(ln
s
are
alea
still
down.
Kenneth
Munro
and
O.
H.
Nelsot
have
been
appointed
enumerators
tL
Prince
Ruper
for
the
federal
MONTREAL
IMPORTERS'
SALE
IS
SUCCESSFUL
That
the
Prince
Rupert
public
ap
preciate
a
real
sale
was
demonstrated
on
Saturday
night
and
again
yesterday,
when,
notwithstanding
the
wintry
weattoer.
the
store
of
the
Montreal
Im
porters
was
crammed
with
eager
buyers
an
afternoon
and
evening.
J.
B.
Miller,
the
proprietor.
Is
quite
well
pleased
with
the
response
the
announcement
of
hie
sale
has
brought.
And
that
his
customers
are
well
pleased
too,
is
shown
by
the
fact
that
they
come
again
and
again.
Nothing
succeeds
like
success
aod
the
Montreal
Importers
Sale
Is
succeeding
beyond
first
hopes.
Value
for
the
money
is
the
reason
and
most
people
like
a
bargain.
All
former
Montreal
prices
have
been
Jettisoned
at
this
sale.
It
will
pay
you
to
see
the
values
offered
for
yourself.
Advt.
AUTOGRAPHED
BALLS
GIVEN
FOR
PRIZES
ASHBURY
PARK.
N.J
.
Nov.
22.
Baseballs
autographed
by
Babe
Ruth
and
Lou
Gehrig
will
be
presented
to
the
pupil
who
attains
highest
marks
for
scholarship
in
each
of
the
eight
grades
of
the
public
schools.
Thomas
T.
Hurley
Jr.,
secretary
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
who
obtained
the
autographs
from
the
heavy
bitting
stara.
said
"we've
found
a
way
to
make
them
study
"
MILWAUKEE.
Nov.
23
-
Purely
by
accident,
Dr
Samuel
A
Barrett,
director
if
Che
Milwaukee.
Museum,
has
brought
hoxee
from
Hawaii
a
motion
picture
o'
i
.
'
spectacle
never
before
photographed
ad
which
few
scientists
have
ever
teen.
WMfa
his
camera
ertasUag
away
-.t
the
email
drtbbtea
of
tatUstg
rock
la
the
crater
of
Kttauea.
a
bus
sec
!
'
Ion
of
the
crater.
800
feet
wide
ani
iiOO
feet
deep,
weighting
thousands
of
tons
crabed
down
into
the
pit
more
than
1
.000
feat
dxep
Advertise
la
The
Ostte
News
i;OVERNMBNT
LIQUOR
ACT
fa'uricE
oi'
.irn.iu.Ti(is'irm
i;ki:ii
li
core
MUIICE
Is
HKBKBY
OIVEN
that,
OB
the
3rd
day
of
Deoember
nest,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
the
Uquor
Control
Board
lor
a
licence
in
respect
of
premises
being
part
of
the
building
known
as
Seal
Cove
Hotel,
ait-'tate
at
the
City
of
Prtnoe
Rupert.
In
.he
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
the
lands
described
aa
all
that
portion
of
Waterfront
Block
"1."
Bey
of
Prince
itupert.
oity
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Map
S2I.
Prince
Itupert
Land
Registration
District,
and
bring
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
"Commencing
at
a
point
which
lies
in
a
straight
line
of
bearing
north
SSdeg
28'
8"
East
a
distance
of
767.20
leet
from
the
centre
of
circle
a
shown
on
said
Plan
923.
Section
7.
thence
south
Odea
85'
25"
East
a
distance
of
60
feet
to
a
point,
thence
north
83deg.
24'
38"
East
h
-distance
of
100
feet
to
a
point,
thence
northMef.
36'
25"
West
a
distance
of
00
feet
to
a
point,
thence
South
SSdei
24'
38"
West
a
distance
of
loo
feet
to
the
point
of
commencement"
for
the
wle
of
beer
by
the
glass
or
by
tren?en
botUe
ior
consumPt'on
on
the
DATED
this
4th
day
of
Nevember.
1027
H.
A.
DODD.
ze?
Applicant
IN
I'KOBATE
IX
Till;
In
Nl
PIU-.MI;
COI'ICT
OF
(oi.tr.MHit
;
the
Mattefc'
of
Act":
and
isnrrjsii
the
"Administration
In
.the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
James
I
Darius
Wells.
Deoeaaed.
InteatiS.
TAKE
NOTICE
thatder
of
Hi.
'
October.
AJJ.
j27
I
was
aooolnted
Arf
1
mjnlrtratrlf
of
the
ff
!
Ja
'
Dirtus
Wells,
deceased,
and
all
oartlS
I
hv,n
,c'"
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to
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gry
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
t&
9th
day
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the
amount
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their
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t:
me
forthwith.
Dated
1927.
JANK
LaCROIX
tilt
9th
day
of
November,
AX.
1
BO
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DEMAND
DIES
GENERAL
MOTORS
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
LA
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postiac
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When
the
salesman
points
to
the
monogram
plate
bearing
the
symbol
"Body
by
Fisher"
on
a
motor
car,
he
goes
a
long
;.f
way
toward
completing
die
sale.
For
it
is
perfectly
plain
that
the
public
today
is
grouping
motor
cars
in
two
classes
-
those
first-choice
cars
which
arc.
equipped
J
j
with
Fisher
Bodies
and
those
which
do
not
offer
the
superior
comfort,
value
and
beauty
inherent
in
every
Fisher
design
'PHOTOGRAPHED
FALL
!
OF
ROCK
INTO
CRATER
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Brand'
K
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THE
DAINTIEST
HKEAKFAST
FOOD."
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of
4th
Slreet
and
8rd
Avenue.
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t
UNDER
NEW
MANAGEMENT
CENTRAL
HOTEL
The
place
called
"Home'
120
Rooms.
American
and
European
Plan.
Water.
Bus
meeta
li
trains
and
boats.
Sample
Koom
Phone
51.
Hot
h.
Martin,