face
Foru
Waterfront
Whiffs
Queen
Charlotte
Trollcr
Has
Harrowing
Storm
Experience
Fine
Job
on
New
Mission
Boat
Western
Hope
that
this
is
the
most
pretentious
Job
Mr.
Ward
has
handled
at
Digby
Island.
He
is
putting
In
first
class
workmanship
and
the
boat
should
fw
"
jcaiciuaj
atiUUvu
tion
Three
weeks
nence
from
the
south
and
sailed
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
and
waypoints.
to
Vancouver
'
A
three-way
shuffle
of
chief
engineers
affects
the
two
C.P.R.
boats
pTying
Into
Prince
Rupert.
Alex
Gordon,
chief
engineer
of
the
Prin
cess
Adelaide,
has
transferred
to
the
Princess
Adelaide
and
Fred
McGraw,
'
'
has
taken
over
duty
as
chief
on
the
Norah.
.
.
February
is
nearly
herd
now
and
there
Has
been
no
material,
run
of
herrini
as
yet
either
in
Prince
Ru-
Lodge
2
1
Captain
Penney
of
the
trolling
boat
Talisman
had
a
harrowing
adventure
recently.
Acompanied
by
a
native
fisherman
he
set
out
for
Pacofi.
When
near
the
mouth
of
Cumshewa
Inlet
he
ran
into
difficulties
and
was
blown
helplessly
backwards
for
fourteen
hours.
Finally
they,
were
washed
ashore
near
Lawn
Kill
on
the
east
coast.
Luckily
the
beach
there
is
sandy,
and
the
boat
escaped
serious
dam
age.
Outside
of
being
exhausted
from
exposure
no
harm
was
suffered
by
the
men.
.
Rev.
A.
Abraham,
who
left
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
on
his
return
to
Massett,
made
an
inspection
while
In
the
city
of
the
new
An
Native
Council
At
Metlakatla
William
Leask
is
Rc-clcctcd
As
Chief
of
Village
-for
Another
Year
glican
mission
boat
Western
Hope
being
built
for
work
on
Queen
Char-1
William
Leask
has
been
re-elec-lotte
Islands
by
Ed
Wahl
at
Dodge
j
ted
as
chief
councillor
for
the
Cove.
The
boat
is
making
good,year
1940
in
trie
neighboring
na-progress
and
should
be
ready
for
use
jtlve
village,
of
Metlakatla.
Other
In
the
soring.
Mr.
Abraham
says,
members
of
the
council
for
the
yeaf
are
Charles
P.
Ryan.
David
E.
Ryan,
George
D.
Ryan,
Henry
Prevost
and
George
S.
Leighton.
UC
icajr
well
ftuopnu
v
"
for
which
it
Is
designed.
It
Is
a
48-
iQjllCgrS
f
OY
Acadia
Canadian
engine.
jlVIoOS
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
arrived
iniE!ection
Weck
with
Installa
herrlng
In
sufficiently;
dense
num
bers
to
permit
o
seining.
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from
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snntn
tinni
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.pert
;or
anywhere
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in
the
vicinity.
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at
q
m
her
return
to;
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some
wno
belieye
,
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and
waypoints.
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materialize
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all.!
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pleted
the
hearings
when
Parliament
prorogued.
The
inquiry
was
not
continued
the
following
year.
Decision
to
go
ahead
with
the
project
remained
ln
abeyance
until
President
Herbert
Hoover
and
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
went
to
work
on
it
in
1931.
.
ln
1932
the
Welland
ship
canal,
a
part
of
the
seaway
project
started
:
in
1913,
was
completed.
The
cost,!
approximately
$132,000,000,
was
borne
entirely
by
Canada.
I
In
the
same
year
Canada
com-,
pleted
its
share
of
deepening
the
j
channels
ln
the
Thousand
Islands
and
United
States
completed
Its
chare.
the
year
following.
This
Qom-I
pleted
a
,27-foot
channel
from
Pres-
i
cott
to
the
head
of
the
lakes
with,'
certain
works
to
be
done
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie.
"About
the
same
time
the
Beau-harnols
Power
Canal,
so
constructed
as
to
be
used
as
a
navigation
canal
between
Lake
St.
Francis
and
Lake
St.
Louis,
was
completed
but
mo
navigation
facilities
have
been
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
January
AFTER
AERIALi
DOGFIGHT
OVER
HELIGOLAND
British
uirmen,
who
took
part
in
the
great
air
fight
over
Germany's
Heligoland
Bight
U-i
month,
are
showing
giving
the
"thumbs
up"
sign
on
their
return
to
their
base
in
England.
The
British
Admiralty
announced
that
the
British
planes
had
brought
down
12
German
Measerschmitts.
SEAWAY
LIVES
AGAIN
(Continued
from
Page
One)
The
local
Moose
Lodge
elected
of-
to
aid
the
government
in
reaching
a
fleers
for
1940
as
follows:
Governor,
Fred
If.
Cameron.
Vice-Governor,
Frank
Wilson.
Prelate,
A.
K.
Nelson.O
Secretary,
W.
B.
McCallum.
Treasurer,
C.
R.
Biggart.
Trustees
Albert
Stiles.
decision.
j
It
was
another
year
before
the
terms
of
reference
to
the
Joint
board
of
engineers
was
agreed
to
Installed.
This
will
be
part
of
the
of
water
from
Long
Lake
and
steps
new
work.
I
to
protect
the
scenic
beauty
of
Ni-
An
agreement
was
signed
on
July
'agara
Falls.
11
1019
Kntttvan
th
Hnrntnlnn
nnri.
On
Anon!
18.
19S8.
at
the
onenlng
.li
.,
wvinVM
.
--..-..
.
I
.
.
.
-
r
-
.
engineering
difficulties
ol
the
un-jthe
provmce
of
Ontario,
setting
out
.of
the
Thousand
Island
bridge,
dertaking
by
an
enlarged
engineer-
L.
t
d
U
h
,n
can-President
Roosevelt
expressed
the
ing
board.
The
engineering
board
adlan
portlon
of
tne
.p,
develop-
hope
the
seaway
project
would
be
was
organized
in
iw.
m
tne
mter-sectlon
rapids
sec-.
brought
to
a
successful
conclusion.
The
same
year
umaaa
appoimea
Uon
at
the
dams
at
isid
days
Ulw
pj.lme
Minister
a
national
advisory
committee
con-
r
MorrUburg
and
Barnhart
Is-iackensle
King,
speaking
at
Wood-slstlng
of
Hon.George
P.
Graham,
land
below
Cornwall-approximate-,
bridge.
Ont.,
said
the
new
draft
Thomas
Ahearn,
Hon.
W.
E.
Foster,
j
j
mm
horsepower
would
be
i
treaty
afforded
a
practical
basis
for
ttu.
u.
ftiaritu,
v.
u.
muBu,
turned
over
to
Ontario.
the
discussion
of
the
whole
situa-
iCllfford
Sifton.
MaJ.-Gen.
J.
W.
,
Dominion
was
to
bear
the
tton.
On
September
22.
1933,
Prem-
Stewart
and
Hon
Adelard
Turgeon
chargeable
to
navigation
and
ier
Hepburn
declined
Mr.
Macken-
Ontario
the
costs
Incidental
to
pow-
'zle
King's
Invitation
to
have
teener
development.
Ontario's
pay-
nlcal
men
of
the
provincial
and
ments
were
estimated
at
$27,115,700
Dominion
governments
confer
on
for
the
Crysler
Island
development
power
features
of
the
St.
Lawrence
and
$35,846,800
for
the
development
seaway
plan
Premier
Duplesiis
of
and
the
board
reported
back
to
their
jat
Barnhart
Island.
Premier'
George
Quebec
congratulated
Mr.
Hepburn
irespeciive
sovernmenurun
.tm-
Henry
signed
for
Ontario.
on
his
opposition
to
the
seaway.
Roy
ber
16,
1926.
Hon.
Herbert
Hoover
j
0n
July
18
1932.
lhe
treaty
to
nn
HMMIMr
i
im.
Prur'
Princess
Alice.
Donald
McCraild,
Franks
and
N.
Mussallem.
,was
cnairman
oi
ine
unuea
siaies
carry
out
the
projt
was
slgnid
Hepburn
announced
that
because
of
from
the
Norah.
Is
now
chief
on
the
I
The
Installation
of
officers
will
advisory
committee
which
passed
I
for
and
the
United
state,
wftf
gnd
of
Qntarlo
wse
piace
mree
weess
nence.
vuc
tCpulk
Uu
w
-iiUcllt
wn..isc.
ln
Washington.
.
dustries
to
be
geared
up
to
wartime
xne
unuea
oiaies
governmem
m
iutlfied
and
Vetoed
production,
requiring
more
electric
iwi
mumaiea
us
aecepunee
o
me
Qn
twQ
or;more
prevl0UJ
mergy,
he
drawn
his
op
nn
clnnsrf
h
C'lnftAt
rinrl
DOSltlOn
tO
tne
SCBWttV
nill
Ml
and
icurred
because
of
the
uncertainty
the
it
Mme
day
was
revealed
ln
Ot-
Unlon
Vteamerf
Venture!
CaptcS
ownS
PTe
rlghU
in
the
Canadlan
Parliament
ahd
turn'
Si
TlZ,
i"
P
JohnBoderV
arrived
In
pbrt
it
4
'SSSZSJTZfta
?"to
United
States
Sen-
e
two
..1.1.
.
..
.
.
.
-
-
ate
aie
so
so
Ln
the
unnprxi.innin?
was
was
that
mat
a
fc
.
understanding
the
St.
Lawrence
treaty
should
not
be
presented
to
the
Canadian
Par-
'winter
is
responsible
for
the
lack
of
LT...,.:.
t
"'J
Court
of
Canada
which
the
follow-
staleg
Senatp
relec.M
the
trMtv
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Rank
Rirtr
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
1
p.m.
TROTIKR'S
DOCK
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK.
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Hrass
Castings
Llectric
and
Acetylene
Wcldlnr
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Ilepalrcd
and
Overhauled
nan
Wlrlr
nf
lh
IMnJ
n
1
liament
until
it
had
been
ratified
'..m.j
.
'
The
matter
of
mni
on
ine
power
ownership
at
at
Washington
wasmngion.-
.
,
,
,
.
.
.
i
i
.
Adelaide
for
a
trtn
in
Vonmnvtr
was
referred
ln
1928
to
the
Supreme
i-i
v.
l
(nil
11
t
t
i
.
I
rB.TT
Z
wT,ln
vear
8ave
a
iudgmerit
that
the
"
th:
.
Tburn
"
"7'
tJ
.
,
1
Hepburn
govern-
Ltd.
in'
Coast
Salvage
Company
nPSfinn,
hmittpri
tn
it
Vancouver
for
construction
of
twolgS'SSJS1
?
C&
lnt
PWCr
ta
nUri
d
60-foot
seine
boats
The
vessels'
I
5
ProvIfc,al
n8n
coum
u
and
soon
expressed
opposition
to
L7J5
liTEH
SouhStses
amWCr
eX"P
me
treaty
and
10
the
D""-On-and
will
be
powered
with
120
f
CaSe8'
.
tario
agreement.
It
contended
On-
horsepower
dlesel
engines
giving
a
deJlnite
f
fantf
er
nas
u
ey"
beei)
tario
dd
not
need
the
additional
speed
of
about
10
knots.
They
are
obta,ned
as
to
th5
ne"h,P
of
power,
ind
Canada
did
not
need
the
expected
to
be
completed
and
in
;
wa'erpwerf
on
tbe
f
Lawrence
additional
transportation
facilities
commission
by
'
the
end
of
May.
Jthough.
after
f
a
Domlnlon-provln-
the
seaway
would
provide
so
the
clal
conference
discussed
the
ques-
expenditures
could
not
be
Justified.
,ion
in
1929,
the
Dominion
has
not
On
February
28,
1938,
Prime
Min-
disputed
the
claim
of
the
provinces
uter
King
tabled
in
the
Commons
to
waterpower
ownership.
correspondence
with
Premier
Hep-
I
The
report
of
the
Joint
board
of
burn
in
which
Mr.
Hepburn
asked
engineers,
confined
to
the
Inter-
the
Dominion
to
propose
to
Wash-national
section
between
Prescott
lngton
that
a
treaty
between
the
and
Cornwall,
was
not
unanimous,
two
countries
be
entered
into
to
pro-the
United
States
engineers
recom-
vide
for
diversion
of
water
from
mending
a
single
dam
near
Corn-
Long
Lake
to
Lake
Superior,
the
dl-wall
whereas
the
Canadian
engln-
verted
water
to
remain
the
property
eers,
while
agreeing
a
single
dam
of
the
province
for
power
purposes
would
be
more
economical,
contend-
and
also
to
provide
for
exporting
ed
it
would
endanger
Canadian
electrical
energy
In
greater
quan-communlties
along
the
river
shore
titles
from
Ontario
to
the
United
above
Cornwall
and
recommended
States.
On
March
17.
1938,
the
Un-two
dams,
one
at
Crysler
Island
be"-
ltcd
States
rejected
Ontario's
pro-low
Morrlsburg
and
the
second
be-
posal.
low
Cornwall.
On
May
31.
1938,
the
United
Stat-
Durlng
the
session
of
1928
a
com-
cs
submitted
the
draft
of
a
new
St.
mlttee
of
the
Canadian
Senate
Lawrence
waterways
treaty
which
made
an
exhaustive
study
or
the
would
make
provision
for
diversion
engineers'
report
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not
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