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The
Daily
News
PMNCE
RUPERT
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HRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
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F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
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was"
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went
aft
Contract
rates
on
application?
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
.....
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Editor'
and
Reporters'
Telephone
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
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DAILY
EDITION
eratlon.
My
nerves
were
so
bad
I
would
sit
down
and
cry
and
my
husband
would
not
go
out
and
leave
me
alone.
Now
my
nerves
are
much
better,
thanks
to
a
booklet
that
was
left
under
the
door.
Lydii
E.
Pink
ham's
"Vegetable
Compourid
"tely,put
me,
on
,my
feer,
d
have
taken
eight
I
titles,
Ms
friends
tell
me
I
look
fine,
r
ly
sister
has
taken
this
med
ine
too."
Mn.
Annie
VFafton,
67
itani-y
it,
Kingston,
Ontario.
Monday,
April
14,
1930
SATISFACTORY
RESULT
:
While
the
conference
at
London
on
naval
armaments
has
been
somewhat
protracted
and
the
results
have
not
been
what
some
people
expected,
the
result
on
the
whole,
seems
to
have
been
fairly
satisfactory.
At
any
rate
there
has
been
a
lot
of
plain
talk
and
the
most
powerful
nations
in
the
w
orld
now
understand
each
other
better
than
ever
before,
which
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
In
any
case
naval
reduction
must
come
slowly.
It
would
cause
a
lot
of
trouble
to
change
things
all
at
once.
Men
would
be
thrown
out
of
employment
and
hundreds
of
industries
now
depending
on
the
navy
would
be
put
out
of
business.
Now,
fair
warnins
is
being
given
that
reduction
of
world
navies
is
likely
and
preparations
will
have
to
bej
made
to
meet
the
situation
industrially.
"
ALWAYS
SOMEONE
INJURED
No
matter
how
beneficent
a
law
may
be
there
is
always
some
one
injured
by
it.
'Changes
always
hurt.
It
is
impossible
to
make
any
reform
without
some
person
feeling
the
pinch.
Even,
the
building
of
a
new
post
office
here
would
hurt
some
one
temporarily
.and
so
might
the
erection
of
d
C.N.R.
Hotel.
Yet
it
is
impossible
to
stop
improvements'
for
fear
of
the
minor
consequences.
The
benefit
of
the
whole
community
is
the
first
consideration.
DE
VALERA
BUSY
The
leader
of
the
republican
party
m
Iceland
is
raising
money
in
the
United
States
to
start
a
daily
newspaper
in
Dublin.
At
present
the
newspapers
in
that
city
are
not
campaigning
against
the
government.
They
represent
the
people
who
are
satisfied.
It
is
realized
that
without
a
bi'-
campaign
it
will
be
futile
to
try
to
stir
up
the
people
of
the!
country.
But
why
stir
up
the
people'?
WcWis1'?i'eeded
fti
most
countries
is
not
the
inflammable1
MbUrllfllism
that
stirs
up
people
to
make
changes
by
means
ofstoited
reports
butl
tne
sane
journalism
that
gives
the
news
without
bias.
To
Investigate
Indian
Tribes
Representatives
of
National
Museum
of
Denmark
to
Be
in
District
This
Summer
To
make
a
scientific
investigation
of
Indian
tribes
of
this
part
of
the
coast,
their
origins,
customs
and
modes
of
life,
Blrket
Smith,
inspector
for
the
National
Museum
pf
Copenhagen,
Denmark,
and
Svend
Melander,
also
of
the
museum
staff,
will
be
here
next
month
and
will
spend
the
summer
in
the
district.
Mr.
Smith's
investigations,
which
will
last
about
a
year,
will
be
conducted
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
islands
and
In
the
Bella
Coola
and
Bella
Bella
districts.
Mr.
Melander
will
study
the
tribes
of
the
central
Interior.
REDCOATS
TQENGLAND
'
Vtiim&Mti
Ottawa
tf
Aore
Par-
I
tuipsthif
In
London
Horse
Show)-
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i
WINNIPEO,
April
U:-TwentyJ
four
members
of
Canada's
famntif
red
coated
police
force
passed
i
throush
Wlnnlncp
this
mnrnlnSl
from
Reglna
on
the
Canadian
Now
ned
ror
Ottawa.
The
companyH
which
is
commanded
by
Malor.Tvl
Dann
and
Sergeant-Major
o.
Fg
Ortffln
represents
some
of
the
best!
utosvero
mi
uvrsemuiiEnip
in
in
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Polled
and
they
are
mine
to
Ottawa
I
complete
their
training
before
leiV
ing
to
participate
In
the
interna
Uonal
horseshow
at
Olympia,
Lon.
i
don.
England,
In
June.
It
will
b
the
first
company
of
its
kid
to
re
present
the
Dominion
oversea
slrce
1911
when
a
company
of
th
W
RJMY.M.P.
olayed
a
nromlneh
ro
e
In
the
ceremonies
unon
trie
eo-onation
of
Their
Majesties
Klrig
George
and
Owen
Mary.
Incident
ta
ly
Major
Dann
was
riding
master
in
charge
of
the
company
at
th
coronation.
Pretty
Wedding
;
At
Ocean
Falls!
!M!
Mabel
Pugh
Became
Bride
of
James
Madden
at
Iteccnt
Ceremony
The
marriage
took
place
recently
at
Ocean
Falls
of
Miss
Mabel
Vera
Pugh,
youngest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
I
Mrs.
B.
Pugh,
and
James
Relth
illaddcn,
the
ceremony
being
performed
by
Archdeacon
E.
Hodson.
jThe
bride
was
charming
In
a
dress
I
of
pink
georgette
and
gold
lace
and
wore
a
bandeau
of
orange
blossoms,
her
bouqu
being,
a
roses,
llly-of-the-valley
and
omaWrnhatr
fern.
;Mt
Helen
Tinkler,
who
acted
as
!
bridesmaid,
wore
maize
colored
!
crepe
back
satin
and
carried
a
bou-quet
of
roses,
llly-of-the-valley
and
maidenhair
fern.
(
After
a
reception
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
jlladden
left
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Seattle
and
other
coast
cities,
after
which
they
will
reside
at
'
Ocean
Falls.
ALPINISTS
Value
far
above
the
Price
IN
REVIEWING
the
many
advantages
of
the
Fortl
car,
it
is
particularly
interesting
to
note
the
relation
between
value
anil
price.
-
The
low
first
cost
is
a
point
to
keep
in
mind
at
all
times
because
it
means
a
con
siderable
saving
to
you
in
the
purchase
of
A
II'
the
car.
Of
even
greater
importance,
however,
is
the
reason
for
this
low
price
and
the
manner
in
which
it
has
horn
achieved
without
sacrifice
of
quality
or
performance.
Every
purchaser
shares
the
benefits
of
the
Ford
policy
of
large
production
at
low
cost
of
selling
at
a
small
margin
of
profit
of
constantly
giving
greater
and
greater
value
through
the
vast
Canadian
organization
that
lias
leen
built
up
for
the,
making,
selling
and
servicing
of
this
car.
A
new
degree
of
excellence
lias
been
brought
within
reach
of
nil
'the
people
through
the
development
of
new
manufacturing
machines
and
the
discovery
and
working
out
of
new
manufacturing
methbds.
Evidence
of
this
is
found
in
the
extremely
'
close
limits
of
measurement
maintained
in
the
manufacture
of
vital
parts.
Some
of
AT
JASPER
twenty-Fifth
Annual
Camp
to
Be
Held
In
July
JASPEK,
April
14:
Circulars
have
been
Issued
and
preparations
are
practically
completed
for
the
Iwenty-flfth
annual
camp
of
the
Alpine
Club
of
Canada,
which
will
be
held
from
Julv
2ft
tn
Atimist
ifi
nt
ijallgne
Lake,
Jasper
National
Park.
From
Jasper
Park
Lodge
to
Medicine
Lake,
a
distance
of
about
20
miles,
the
climbers
will
be
Transported
by
automobile
and
they
will
walk
or
ride
by
pony
the
dozen
miles
between
Medicine
Lake
and
Mallgne.
Curly
.Phillips,
the
noted
guide
and
outfitter,
who
will
handle
the
camp,
will
convey
the
members
by
power
boat
the
length
of
Medicine
Lake
and
to
the
upper
end
of
Mallgne.
The
main
camp
will
be
pitched
here
close
to
the
mouth
of
Coronet
Creek
on
an
extensive
flat.
The
altitude
Is
5,500
feet
and
the
camp
will
be
in
view
of
the
most
magniticent
mountain
scenery
as
well
as
of
the
largest
lake
In
the
rockles.
It
Is
expected
that
the
Alpine
Club
will
add
a
number
of
first
ascents
to
Its
record
this
summer
as
many
of
the
great
glacier
girdled
peaks
in
the
district
have
neither
been
climbed
or
named.
Members
of
the
British
Medical
Association,
who
will
hold
their
convention
at
Winnlueg
this
summer
and
who
will
visit
Jasper
dur
THE
FUIIU
TOvfof
SEDAN
.I'M
these
arc
held
trujfto
wilhlri'a
maximum
variation
of
thrccSen-tlio'usandflis
of
nn
inch,
reducing
frictioil-ianiJVevr
mid
resulting
in
greater
reliability
and
longer
life.
As
the
quality.
pfi
workmanship
has
been
increased
through
the
accuracy
of
the
machine,
so
has
the
quality
of
materials
lxrn
improved.
The
savings
resulting
from
neVti
manufacturing
economics
have
been
put
right
back
into
the
car.
Through
special
Ford
methods,
materials
once
thought
too
expensive
for
a
low-price
car
have
been
made
available
for
use
in
the
Ford.
xon:
TiuisE
i.ow
phicks
Roadster.
S3
10
Fhaclon
.
.
$550
Coupe
.
.
$620
Tudor
Sedan
$620
Sport
Coupe
8635
De
Luxe
Coupe
$670
Three-window
Fortlor
Solan
THE
CANADIAN
CAR
ing
their
tour
of
Canada,
have
been
invited
to
loin
the
camp,
as
some
of
them
are
known
to
be
keen
alpln
lsts.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
14,
1910
The
body
of
John
Kehoe,
government
telegraph
lineman,
who
wna
I
drowned
in
the
river
on
November
!
9
near
Mile
70,
has
been
recovered.
A
chapter
of
Royal
Arch
Masons
Is
being
Instituted
In
Prince
Rupert.
Heavy
gales
overturned
a
hack
on
Second
Avenue
and
also
a
delivery
wagon.
377:
Convertible
Cabriolet
$790
Town
Sedan
$833
All
prltei
.
o.
h.
Eatt
Wlniior,
Ontario.
Bumpier,
spare
tire
vnd
taxe
extra.
Easy
time
payment
can
be
arranged
through
your
Ford
deoler
JLk
Today,
more
than
ever,
it
is
an
outstand
ing
example
of
high
quality
at
low
cost.
Tcre
it
made
nnd
sold
in
any
other-
way,
under
any
other
business
and
profit
policy,
it
would
unquestionably
cost
you
much
more
than
the
present
price.
-
I
Ue"p""y.lliatfer-proof
glass
for
the
wimuhirldS
a
definite
indication
of
the
quality
that
has
been
built
into
the
Ford
car.
So
are
the
four
Houdaille
double-acting
hydraulic
shock
absorbers.
The
five
steel-spoke
wheels.
The
silent,
fully
enclosed
four-wheel
brakes.
The
aluminum
pistons.
The
chrome
silicon
alloy
valves.
The
simplicity
and
efficiency
of
the
lubrication,
cooling,
Ignition
and
fuel
system.
The
large
number
of
ball
nnd
roller
beurings.
The
extensive
use
of
fine
steel
forging
instead
of
castings
or
stampings.
The
many
other
mechanical
features
that
count
so
much
in
reliability,
economy
and
long
life..
All
of
these
arc
important
considerations
to
every
man
or
woman
who
is
contemplating
the
purchase
of
a
motor
car.
All
are
important
reasons
why
the
Ford
delivers
upvalue
far
above
the
price.
.
f
Foni)
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
.
4..
"sW'v.
Delightful
Shower
For
Miss
McKinley
Home
of
Miss
Catherine
Rluwaliom
Scene
of
Pretty
Affair
on
Saturday
Evening
Miss
Catherine
Mussallem
ahdl
Mrs.
Victor
.Houston
were
Joint
hostesses
Saturday
evening
at
a
de-
Hghtful
shower
at
the
homo
of
the
former,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
in
honor
of
Miss
Aletta
McKlnlev.
whose
marriage
Is
to
take
ulari
shortly.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
aecoraiea
in
tne
onde-eleet's
favorite
colors
of
mauve
and
vellow.
The
table
was
centred
with
a
min
iature
bride's
cake.
The
glrfts
were
wheeled
into
th
room
on
a
gaily
decorated
wagon
by
little
Misses
Phyllis
Hamblin
as
June
Oilker.
Five
small
servlteufl
assisting
in
serving
delicious
it-freshments
were
Misses
Freda
tit
Adele
Mussallem,
June
and
garet
Oilker
and
Phyllis
Hambltt
There
was
an
enjoyable
mujic1
program
which
Included
violin
soW
by
Miss
Phyllis
Hamblin.
vocsi
4"etf
by
jjobby
and
David
IIousU
and
piano,
vocal
and
violin
duets
W
L.
O.'Lycett
and
T.
P.
Fisher.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
Dickson,
arrived
In
port
at
:
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
wayport
with
a
light
passenger
list.
The
Tassel
sailed
t
p.m.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
whence
she
will
back
here
tomorrow
t
afternoon
southbound,