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a
ROOSEVELT
PIBLD,
N.Y..
Aug.!
9:
The
sudden
failure
of
a
8tin-!
son
monoplane
to
remain
aloft
to-
waid
the
end
of
the
thirteenth
day
j
of
an
endurance
flight
remained
a
mystery
after
experts
had
given
its
motors
a
thorough
Inspection.
Robert
Black
and
Louis
Reichers,
the
pilots,
aaid
upon
landing
that
they
were
unaoie
to
keep
altitude
Salmon
Picture
Alaska
Recently
KETCHIKAN,
-Aug.
ft-What
tV
oamenutuM
declare
should
turn
out
ta
w
some
Wry
intrrcsiti-shots
for
the
"Silver
Horde"
photoplay,
were
taken
at
the
Nelson
cove
trap
of
the
New
England
Fis'i
company
this
week.
The
-earners
men
of
the
R.K.O
party
Wk
were
still
here
to
finish
up
&Hrbrx
on
the
filming
of
Rex
Bern
qffisfw
story
went
to
th"
the
bright
sunshine
took
picture
of
the
tender
Q
ray
ling
brailtng
the
trap
and
they
also
took
underwater
pictures
of
the
salmon
swim
mlng
in
the
sp
tilers.
The
shots
wtl)
be
incorporated
In
the
"talkie."
Eric
Olaf
Wallstrom.
who
arrived
from
Yukon
last
Monday,
left
oi
the
eastbound
train
today
for
New
York
where
he
will
embark
on
tbe
6.0A
7.591
3.00
Saturday.
August
9.
1939
""POSSIBLE
ELECTION
PROTEST
The
Omineta
Herald,
Conservative,
under
the
heading
"Will
Election
Be
Protested?"
has
the
following
editorial
article:
..leVyi.1!.
"
"There
has
been
considerable
talk
of
violations
of
the
Elections
Act,
especially
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Conservatives
have
undertaken
to
look
into
some
of
the
reports
and
one
man
was
even
placed
under
arrest.
There
no
doubt
were
infractions
and
it
is
very
hard
to
take
defeat
if
there
is
a
f
eeHng
that
the
game
had
not
been
played
fairly.
We
are
convinced
that
this
riding
did
make
a
great
mistake
in
not
re-electing
Mr.
Brady
but
the
voice
of
tne
people
waswery
decisive
and
it
is
doubtful
if
there
was
enough
orooked
work
(intentional
or
unintentional)
to
account
for
the
immense
turnover
in
the
vote.
If
there
was
crooked
work
to
any
extent
it
should
be
thoroughly
investigated
and
thejgHferidei's
brought
to
account.
But
to
undertake
a
protest"
of
the
.election
is
a
very
serious
thing
and
should
not
be
undertakeihligbtlyi
There
is
nothing
that
stirs
up
bitter
feelitigKetlksfiendshipg,
or
disorganizes
business
and
IffeSttfial'lffe'Tike
an
election
pretest
Whatever
action
the
Conservatives
decide
on
after
they
have
investigated
the
various
reports
we
feel
sure
they
will
have
ample
evidence
to
carry
a
protest
through
successfully
before
jt
is
undertaken.
jAnyox
Scouts
!
Coming
to
City
Way
to
Terrace
The
Aayox
troop
of
Boy
Scouts
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon
on
the
C.
N.
S.
Prince
Rupert.
The
troop
which
is
about
30
strong
will
be
hi
charge
of
master
Holand
Qale.
During
their
stay
here
accomodation
will
be
provided
for
them
in
Uie
rooms
attached
to
the
First
United
Church.
and
were
gradually
famed
down.
.
They
will
hold
a
church
parade
Beth
filers
were
in
excellent
health.
!
with
the
local
scouts
tomorrow
and
said
they
were
not
tired
and
ning
to
the
United
Church,
expressed
willingness
to
go
up'
(
On
Monday
forenoon
arrange-again
at
qpee
the
same
or
a
ate-
nients
will
provide
for
their
enter-ter
ship.
jtainment
in
town
prior
to
their
It
was
ahlflrs,
.reported
that;
setting
out
for
Terrace
where
they
Captain
Jotyn
&
Qonaldson.
one
of
will
camp
for
the
next
two
weeks.
the
promotes
jthe
flight,
bad,
complained
to...
police
of
alleged
threats
made
against
the
success
of
the
venture.
This
led
to
rumors
that
the
fuel
might
have
been
tampered
Donaldson
said,
however,
that
be
had
no
suspicion
of
any
tampering.
Nevertheless,
he
added,
he
couid
not
account
for
the
forced
binding
because
test
showed
the
motors
and
controls
to
be
In
perfect
condition.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Trinee
Rupert
The
Synod
of
the
Diocese
of
Caledonia
opened
this
morning
with
Bishop
Du
Vernet
presiding.
The
representatives
of
the
clergy
present
included
Rev.
J.
H.
Keen.
Metlakatla.
Rev.
J.
Field,
Haxelton.
plany
Xew
Wrinkles
Have
Been
,Ad-
ded
to
Lobster
Fisherman's
Bag
of
Tricks
identified
by
his
haeK
of
standing
In
h:
doiy
and
pushing
on
the
oars
progressing
along
the
sea
some-
thtat
Bfce
an
inchwonn.
are
gone
forever.
Lobster
fishing,
like
other
Or
jfour
months
for
rrftnustries,
has
felt
tee
pressure
ror
lesser
penou,
paia.io
ouvuhcc.
inr
viuuui
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delivery,
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mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
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advertising
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page,
per
inch
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readers,
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and
Circulation
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
JOIN
MARCH
BOSTON,
Aug.
9:
The
days
when
a
lobster
fisherman
could
be
All
Use
rower
of
modi
raisin
and
the
'putt
-putt
of
the
jowe
-
boat
is
only
one
item
in
the
advance.
Ths
modern
lebsterman
is
likely
to
hove
a
28-foot
power
boat,
with
a
specially
rigged
dutch
on
the
en
gine
that
can
be
thrown
out
leav
ing
the
motor
running
and
the
propeller
idling.
In
a
boat
like
this
there
is
a
davit
set
on
the
starboard
rail
with
a
snatch
block
an
It.
This
is
luxury,
far.
by
its
aid
tb
lobet-nnan
picks
op
bis
buoy,
oat
sie
t'M
slack
of
the
line
over
tlx
natch
block
asld
leads
to
a
jrusn
on
the
engine,
All
he
has
tc
jo
then
is
to
teiKc
tarn
on
the
tighten
to.
and
the
engtae
wfl
a-the
surfeee-t-if
the
the
lebstemen
t
,
bat
she
mejatat
tfee
asnaJI
doty
wrtto
eagta
a
bK
pen
next
forces
to
this.
They
need
to
be
weatberi
eaats
and
they
are.
It
has
to
be
.-psottf
rough
day
when
a
lobster-aoan
puns
his
traps
In
the
opsnior
af
many,
the
east
of
these
beats
anc
she
cost
of
iipsman
is
a
good
esptan
atsoa
of
she
psosent
lobster
price:
Traps,
too,
have
bean
modern
iaed
Tn
oM
sewl-eyhndrical
tra
ao
songer
is
the
fisherman's
prin
sisal
raijanee.
If
one
were
to
took
at
tbe
tsaps
pile
about
an
old
lob-.
Neman's
door,
be
would
find
they
were
meetly
of
the
reetenguksr
typ
and,
as
a
general
rule,
factor
built.
That
is,
the
equipment
is
con
itructed
piecemeal
and
can
b
purchased
in
bundles
ready
to
as
sembie.
There
a
re
also
three
"ends'
nowadfiys
instead
of
the
old
urn
'wo
Vo'jcxs
jjf
'he
mofeor
ease
deCetanfi-baiL.
-Tbe
bait
is
now
strung
an
a
shor
pieoe
of
bod-line,
and
the
end
pas
jed
out
between
the
slats
and
mad
fast
on
a
cleat
outside
thus
in
earing
against
a
pMmatnre
open
in-of
the
trap
and
.eliminating
th
Lhook
which
invariably
struck
th
lobsterman
as
be
reached
In.
End
and
lines
ace
now
treated
with
at
fanti-foeling
compound,
which
give.
then
a
nke
green
tint.
Ill
Tempered
Tbe
lobster
in
itself
si
known
a
one
of
the
meet
ill
tempered
brute
m
the
sea,
never
licked
and
evec
rady
for
a
scrap
even
when
reatint
on
a
cake
on
lee
in
a
store
window
This
propensity
led
to
the
pegadn
of
claws,
as
restaurant
owners
wfa
wished
them
tor
broilers
would
at
accept
specimens
which
had
comt
off
second
best
in
some
encounte
minus
a
daw
or
some
other
vtta
part.
Resorted
to
at
test
as.merei;
a
method
of
saving
profits,
peg:
ging
to
now
a
.standard
manoeuvn
with
she
lebttermen.
Today
ont
buys
tbe
pegs
just
as
any
otbc
With
ail
fhto
talk
of
modern
ton
pxovements
it
might
appear
tba
the
present
day
lobsterman
loads
i
life
of
comparative
ease.
A
trip
t
sea
with
one
of
them
would
soot
dispel
this
notion.
Presentation
to
Mrs.
Fred
Wermi
Pev
A
B.
Price.
Kitwanga.
Rev.
O
!
-
J
Man;h.
Kitsumkahun.
Rev
W.
H.j
Following
Uve
football
meeting
Eushbrook.
Port
Essington.
Rev
!
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Ruper
Wav
Hogan.
Manet.
Rev.
W
Col-
i
Football
Association
la.it
evenhu
l.'f
n
Stewart.
Rev.
R.
W.
Ourd.!wote
the
the
goej;
gueiia
of
of
Mr
Mr.
Ciaxum
and
Kltkatla.
I'-u'l.
Alert
Bay.
Rev.
Earivs,
City.
Rev.
W.
City.
Rev.
A
J.
O.
C.
Des
O.
Jatne.
Prod
Jind.
Mrs
Wannig
A
JiteV
f
alldknW
'J
In
the
course
of
ibe
evening
qi;
behalf
of
the
.footbaU
assectatior
presentation
of
an
tntald
brass
tra
on
a
teak
stand
was
made
to
airs
Lay
representatives
to
the
Synod
1
I7
of
Uw
Dlorese
of
Caledonia
In-1
Sf"
.
to
the
work
of
look-
Djoand
elude
.
i
n
:,i.
M,.iun
necessary
,tr
toe
""
football
rert
W
K
Fisher
AUln
MlaaSWil
I
anjrtouB
to
show
thr
Mis
wet
end
mu,
n,X
mi.
lww
appre-
traplMonday
morning,
and
during,
kat:
Keen
'
VhI
rUon-
.
..
Curd
associate
members.
The
I
enjoyable
evening
was
spent
in
'niaytna
cards,
semes
and
llstenine
uyinw
uuinormna
tne
ClfV
n
mrtln
nmnm
ic
take
over
the
telephone
plant;
ll,mi
uie
company
wss
passed
yes-
Two
sclentiste
In
Austria
believt
terday
hy
a
vote
of
one
hundred
that
by
feeding
electric
currents
ana
seventy
against
nine.
i
directly
Into
the
nervous
maehln
lery
of
the
ear
without
using
tlw
The
Princess
May
which
ran
on
ordinary
hearing
mechanism
at
all
th.
reef
in
Lynn
Canal
during
a
j
seme
deaf
people
can
be
made
to
line
nase
wiu
De
lalaed
and
the
hear.
Thev
am
nnw
wnrirtnir
nn
on
"""b-"'"""
-
"
-
w.u
.i
mi
ocuuiivi
isiana
!
instrument
to
periorm-thls
opera
Sweden
on
August
16.
yesterday
to
begin
operations.
Itlon.
-n
DAILY
Mounties
Sail
For
Far
North
SS.
beoth'ic
lias
Detsrhment
On
Board:
for
,'Easlern
Arctic
Archipelare
NORTH
SYDNEY.
NS..
Aug.
Sailing
recently
on
the
as.
Beothic.
was
a
detachment
of
Royal
Cana
dian
Mounted
Police
enroute
totlu
eastern
Arctic
.archipeiago
wher-
they
will
fPend
two
years,
before
again
returning
to
civilization.
.Hf-
51
hi
Corporal
Jaaobs
and
Constables
Iecach
and
Marretts
werr
the
first
Qi
ibe
detarhment
to
reach
North
Sydney.
They
were
followed
by
Constable
Foster,
of
Fn-dcrieton
land
alter
by
Insneetor
Joy
with
the
balance
of
the
party
which
'
numbers
twelve
men.
j
The
leothte
also
carried
supplies
for
tbe
various
mourned
Polic-posts
in
the
eastern
Arctic
archipelago
and
wilt
bring
out
the
members
of
the
force
which
th
present
party
is
going
in
to
relieve.
The
life
of
tbe
mounted
policemen
ha
the
Arrtse
Is
very
adven-
Prince
Jiff
m
ecca
turesome
as
described
by
one
of
tAie
party.
When
they
reaeh
sb
panta
get
inside.
After
.,,
,
moisture
from
breathing
jm
the
heot
uvuk
from
uui
the
we
fi-.:
n
,
..J
mam
mjuniv
nnst
mey
wui
omc
'trol:en
up
into
parties
of
two
which
will
patrol
their
respocUve
1
routes,
luut
nuiwu
oil
tne.
lor
is
sunpnetrwitfjgHiargsnow
xtr
and
when
onTsWuraltTihcIf
mg
camp
at
jugnc
ui
a
snot
where
there
Is
good
pace
snow
and
from
this
first
cut
blocks
mm
of
all
coating
of
ice
to
fnra
cn
;
side
and
It
Is
necessa:
(ll
,":
'
a
hole
through
th
top
Thy
&iade
large
enough
to
aefeiti
hffl"
makjJS:
man
comfortably
in
,
...
seek
our
1
posture.
'
During
1929
the
flsi;
,,
.
,
with
which
to
make
an
igloo,
aska
employed
29,283
mtsoh
",,
These
snow
bouses
when
first;
whom
10,921
were
fishermen
(i
t
made
offer
no
other
ventilation
;
were
employed
In
the
whoic-,
than
that
which
comas
in
through
and
manufacturing
lnt,
..nne
the
blocks
of
snow,
the
doorway
j
1716
.In
transporting
I.
aen
being
closed
up
"arter
the
ciccu-1
ducts.
Northern
.
C.
during
Fair
Week
September
2nd
to
5th
Now
that
Prince
Rupert
is
about
to
have
a
forWSra
movement,
two
local
institutions
are
well
worthy
of
consideration
and
support
as
being
important
actors
inthatmoocment.They
are:
The
Annual
Fall
Fan
The
Pmce
Rupert
Daily
News
Out
of
town
people
are
recommended
to
make
their
plans
now
to
attend
the
Fall
Fair
which
promises
to
be
the
biggest
end
best
ever
held
in
the
city,
and
to
enter
their
exhibits
with
Secretary
Vance
at
once,
They
are
also
recommended
to
see
that
their
sub
scripHons
to
the
Daily
News
are
paid
up
so
that
they
may
keep
in
touch
with
all
the
forward
movements.
If
is
a
daily
record
of
the
doings
of
the
d
strict
and
a
sup
port
of
all
that
is
best
for
Northern
and
Central
B.
C.
High
Lights
in
Program
-
Greenmlle
Celebrated
Native
Band,
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band.
't
Qubys
eight
famous
fluffy
white
poodles
which
give
a
wonderful
vaudeville
act
with
two
people.
A
juggling
and
acrobatic
dance
act
known
as
Ad
olphe
and
Cynthia.
Ken
Ross
the
acrobat
and
equilibrist
in
clever
exhibitions
of
his
skill.
Bill
Badely
and
hi
shows
will
be
here.
They
are
now
touring
the
fairs
in
Alberta
with
Merry-go-round,
boxers
and
wrestlers
and
eight
other
side
shows
and
all
will
be
here
and
the
boxers
and
wrestlers
will
be
willing
to
take
on
all
comers.
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GAMES
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