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Kilocycle
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September
13
By-Election
Date
Successor
to
Mayor
George
Rudderham
To
Be
Chosen
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
(Continued
from
page
2)
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Reliable
and
Effl-serl.ice.
Also
agents
for
w
i,i
Air
Co.
Ltd.
To
War
on
Rats-Clean
City
Dump
over
1.000
railway
companies
operating
their
lines
in
the
USA.
Wh:le
we
realize
it
would
take
a
number
of
those
lines
to
make
up
the
CNR
mileage,
yet
may
we
trains
through
Saskatoon
as
possible
while
they
sadly
neglect
a
'
vgen,
Acetylene
and
a!l
.implies.
Citv
bv-election
for
a
new
city
like
Moose
Jaw.
The
CPR
i
wonder
how
It
would
be
if
the
has
tssldes
four
transcontinen
Idsay'S
cartage
mayor,
following
the
death
of:
Mayor
G.
W.
Rudderham
last;
C'rR
mileage
was
divided
say
into
a
dozen
railway
lines,
with
tal
passing
each
way
through
I
Regina
and
Moose
Jaw,
theyltach
company
having
as
Its
JTOKAUt
uiw'"-"
have
six
locals
each
way,
while
with
the
CN
Moose
Jaw
Is
served
md
and
Pnrk
Avenue,
flumes
(iO
An
all-out
war
will
be
waged
Monday,
will
be
held
September
against
an
army
of
some
100,000
13.
Meanwhile,
Aid.
Harold
S.
rats
at
Prince
Rupi.-rt
city
dump,
i
Whalen,
appointed
at
last
beginning
Immediately.
An
"In-
nights
council
meeting,
will
be
tensive
p
o
1
s
o
n
1
n
g
campaign"
acting
mayor,
proposed
by
the
city
health
unit:
A
.m,.
the
board
of
preiid!nt
a
real
lv
railway
man
who
would
be
out
to
get
the
people
in
and
develop
the
country
to
ciate
traffic
for
his
line,
as
Jim
Hill
did
for
the
northwestern
States.
Yes,
with
this
reorganization
wimld
St,
Juhn,
N.B.,
Churchill,
and
Prince
Rupert
be
the
orphan
received
full
support
last
night
vorkl
comniittee,
he
was
elected
by
a
trt-weekly
mixvd
train
from
Reglna.
Here
the
CN
might
make
an
improvement
by
putting
on
a
standard
train
out
of
Calgary
to
Winnipeg
via
Alsask,
Touehlield,
Regina,
Moose
Jaw
and
Brandon.
This
would
put
Moose
Jaw
on
a
level
with
her
STEAMER
.
T:
"g
OI
Clly
counclL
!by
the
council
on
a
vote
of
5-2.
A
letter
to
council
from
Dr.
other
nate
was
Aid.
H
F
Duncan
Black,
medical
health
nio.
ke
Rupert
ollicer
po.
ts
ol
our
country?
Would
the
sister
city,
and
this
train
should
j
i
ranscontinental
Railway
be
cut
match
the
CP's
great
express
out
I
cn
f,m
tlw
west
at
Hearst?
City
Clerk
R.
W.
Long
advised
council
that
upon
approval
of
council
announcement
of
elec-
.-...1.1
l
1.
A
...iiii'l
ID
as
"grave
and
dangerous"
and
advocated
large
scale
poisoning.
But
Dr.
Black
also
stated
that
of
Edmonton
poisoning
was
not
the
complete
"u"
De.
"UK"f"
L
nd
that
nominations
would
be
.mlu,.
,.,
.w.
answer
to
extermination
of
the
vermin
and
asked
that
some
called
for
September
6,
election
Would
the
GTP
be
operating
a
fish
and
passenger
train
on
a
three-trips
per
week
schedule?
And
would
the
Canadian
people
be
called
en
to
raise
from
$2,00.-0OC
to
$42,000.00
per
year
to
pay
f5AII.fl
FOR
Vancouver
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
pm.
For
KETCHIKAN
It
would
help
the
CNR
to
play
the
traffic
game
in
Calgary
that
the
CP
Is
playing
in
Edmonton.
In
conclusion
may
I
again
refer
to
the
33.000
miljs
of
Canadian
National
Lines.
According
thought
be
given
to
incineration
da
foliol"
s
day
'f
f'
'
cording
to
the
Act.
Municipal
of
the
garbage
Aid.
George
Casey
included
In
!
government
railway
deficits.
The
problem
became
coupled
with
another
brought
ud
bv
Aid.
his
motion
of
approval
that
any
Y-s.
may
we
wonder.
to
the
Railway
Guide
there
are
seeking
election
as
Gwtge
Mrhw
Adarm
Service
I
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11.
F.
Gla-ssey,
who
felt
the
city
alderman
mayor
rP.Mgn
his
position
si
"Look,
Tompkins,
who
don't
we
just
forgvt
about
that
silly
bet?"
clump
was
a
"dUsrace"
because
of
the
"disorderly
approaches"
i
alderman
in
time
for
nomina-
tlons
to
be
called
on
nomination
(Subject
to
Change)
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the
Captain's
Log
10:30
Vesper
Hour
to
the
dump
MOTORISTS
.
.
.
Aid.
Don
Fitch.
Dubllc
works
aay.
"ms
avoiding
two
by-eiec-
Luxury
at
Low
Cost
For
Reservr'tions
Write
or
Cull
(
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IHI'OT
Ol
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11
K
GLASOOW,
Scotland
0.
'ftvH
Into
a
lane
alongside
the
When
a
railway
locomotive)
line,
the
driver
and
fireman
stif-jumped
the
tracks
and
fell
flveifered
only
minor
injuries.
committee,
said
his
department
j
'
"ons.
already
was
planning
a
program
Mr.
Long
was
appointed
by
to
maintain
the
approaches
in
council
as
returning
officer.
order.
"Indiscriminate
dumping"
by
private
firms
was
the
cause.
WATER
BYLAW
n
PHINCK
HUPERT,
B.C.
he
said.
All
trucking
firms
would
Meanwhile,
a
proposed
bylaw
i
if
be
notified
that
dumping
must
to
raise
$75,000
for
rehabilita-
J
be
carried
out
according
to
pro
tlon
of
the
city
water
system
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
visions
of
the
dumping
bylaw.
PER
DAY
$400,000
.
.
.
Evry
working
day
last
year
tha
Sun
XJ&m
paid
out
an
avaraga
of
nearly
$400,000
to
policyholder
and
beneficiaries.
In
many
cam
tha
insurance
check
represented
tha
only
funla
available
at
a
time
of
dire
need.
Are
your
dependent!
similarly
protected?
Come
in
today
and
see
the
stunning
new
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDERE
In
the
BELVEDERE
you
may
enjoy
the
breeziness
of
a
Convertible
or
the
snug
comfort
of
a
Coupe.
THE
PLYMOUTH
BELVEDEDE
IS
THE
SMARTEST
HARD
TOP
ON
THE
ROAD
Do
you
know
that
the
depreciation
on
Chrysler-built
cars
Is
less
than
most
other
makes?
Current
I'sed
Car
prices
prove
this
to
be
ao.
CHRYSLER-BUILT
CARS
ON
DISPLAY
AT
Rupert
Motors
Limited
:
)
;
for
Introduction
at
next
meeting.
I
Aid.
George
Casey
thought
it
;
would
be
a
good
time
to
present
lit
to
the
people
at
the
coming
JOHN
T.
FOWLE
by-election
but
council
decided
there
would
not
be
enough
time
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to
obtain
approval
from
Victoria.
Council
expects
to
present
the
money
bylaw
to,
the
people
at
the
December
elections.
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