Prince
Rupert
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News
As
I
See
It
Tuesday,
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18,
1931
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Likes
Eliot
Work
DO
YOU
have
some
pet,
private
theory
which
you
would
love
to
have
B.C.
Road
Fa
rce
VALUE
'
F
the
growing
tide
protests
and
criticisms
which
are
coming
from
far
and
near
are
of
any
effect
the
chance
to
prove?
Weli,
v
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UlulUM
VII
AT
NORTHERN.
B.C
POWER
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Bnncr
BWh
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thunt
...
III
''S
rrince
Rupert.
B.C.
the
I
have.
Cne
is
that
the
Canadian
and
another
peopie
nave
great
latent
hidden,
or
undeveloped
talents
which
should
be
brought
to
the
.surface.
Here
is
what
I
mean.
Take
n
army
battalion.
Or
take
a
church
congregation.
Or
take
some
business
concern,
which
employs
a
few
hundred
people.
Now
suppose
they
want
to
do
something
outside
their
regular
line
of
work.
Maybe
they
want
to
put
on
a
show.
Maybe
they
want
to
get
out
a
magazine,
or
book.
They
need
talent
talent
of
a
kind
not
ordinarily
needed
by
their
business
or
occupational
organization.
In
nine
exses
out
of
ten,
if
they
hunt
long
enough
they
can
find,
right
inside
their
own
group
people
who
can
compose
poetry
or
music,
or
who
can
act,
or
draw
funny
or
serious
pictures,
or
who
can
do
any
one
of
a
score
of
things,
outride
the
regular
run
of
their
workaday
jobs.
I
THOUGHT
of
that
when
I
went
to
see
a
painting
exhibition
in
Vancouver.
I
heard
that
a
man
named
Mr.
Elliot
who
had
spent
a
lot
of
time
in
hospital
had
nevertheless
:oll?cte?
works
of
art
numoering
many
hundreds;
and
I
wondered
how
and
if
the
authorities
are
not
entirely
impervious
we
should
soon
be
getting
some
pretty
definite
action
in
the
way
of
improving
roads
in
British
Columbia,
particularly
in
the
rapidly
expanding
industrial
area
of
the
central
interior.
Persuaded
and
encouraged
by
the
government,
big
industry
is
coming
into
these
parts.
The
government
boasts
about
the
revenue
which
is
accruing
to
the
province
from
these
industries.
If
that
is
the
case,
is
it
not
about
time
that
the
government
was
speeding
up
on
the
program
of
providing
roads
for
those
industries
and
the
people
which
are
flocking
into
this
part
of
the
country?
We
talk
about
the
need
of
an
agricultural
background
for
our
industry
and
of
bringing
in
immigrants.
One
of
the
first
things
we
need
is
roads
and
good
roads
not
deferring
their
building
until
sheer
exasperation
and
desperation,
on
the
part
of
the
people
compels
the
government
to
take
deferred
and
reluctant
action
which
is
often
quite
ineffectual.
In
a
southern
paper
a
few
days
ago
appears
a
lengthly
letter
to
the
editor
entitled
"B.C.'s
Road
Force."
It
is
highly
critical
but
the
criticism
appears
to
us
to
be
pretty
much
warranted.
The
letter
alleges
complete
failure
of
the
gov
ever
pt
Penny
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Win,
Black
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Same
Old
Price
$6.5
Ifashaon
footwe(
LET
S
NOT
WAIT
TIL
THE
LAST
MINUTE
By
Rjbcrt
Chambers
In
the
Halifax
Chronicle-Herald.
(CP
PHOTO)
!
a
man
in
ordinary
circumstances
ernment
tn
maintain
its
nromised
f
ivp-vpar
nlan
f
nr
'
could
get
together
even
a
sprink-
1
I
Uient
bi
the
nasi
few
years.
,
,
.
u
t
!
I
ling
of
works
by
such
immortals
In
any
case,
Prince
Rupert
as
Rembrandt,
Turner,
and
so!
LETTERBOX
on.
J
But
when
I
got
there
I
was
personally
most
impressed
by
j
General
Hospital
Is
entitled
to
a
;
new
heating
plant
at
no
cost
to
j
j
it.v.-lt
If
it
is
needed.
We
respect
j
Mayor
Olassey's.
appeal
yn
be-
i
jhali
of
the
hospital,
but,
at
the
ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ORMES
NOT
I
P
TO
CITIZENS
!
same
time,
we
do
not
want
Editoi,
Daily
News:
The
mayjr
of
Prince
Rupvrt
r
nnce
Kupert
citizens
to
oe
Dur-
i(
j
striking
different"
pictures,
j
bearing
the
name
"Van
Volking-'
berg".
When
I
asked
about
the
identy
of
this
"Van
Volkingberg"
,
I
found
it
was
Mr.
E
.
Elliot
himself,
the
owner
of
the
whole
collection.
I
,
FAR
FROM
it
from
me
to
barge
",B'"'
LU,,"""l"'B
dened
with
an
expense
they
have
riiess
on
th?
reauirements
of
i
...
..
.
.
JUilU
LlUllUUlg
dull
SllgJJt'MS
uiai
i
is
ituuui
unit;
L11C
rnotorists
of
B.C.
were
given
an
accounting
of
the
estimated
revenue
from
road
tax
licence
fees
during
the
last
ten
years
and
the
amount
the
roads
received
in
return.
As
for
Highway
16,
the
letter
has
the
following
to
say
:
"The
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
invests
$500,000,000
in
B.C.,
and
we
counter
this
with
a
dirt
road
from
Lac
La
Hache
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
.greatest
scenic
circuit
route
in
the
world,
through
the
Fraser
Canyon
to
Prince
George,
across
to
Prince
Rupert,
and
down
the
coast
by
boat,
suffers
from
a
dusty,
dirty,
bumpy,
sweaty
road."
aiUr
old
age
pensions
witnout
we
have
no
quarrel
with
what
ha
i
K
mianr
test
in
Canada
it
will
not
i
j.a(j
concerning
the
needs
of
the
D.
TUCKER.
The
Pioneer
Druggis
be
long
before
one
half
of
thLs
hospital.
We
have
no
Inside
m-
part
of
the
world
knows
how
me
,,rmatlon
concerning
them.
m
on
the
private
preserves
of
the
professional
art
critics,
i
But
I
am
willing
to
bet
that
i
alter
half
lives.
However,
w
j
do
know
that
I
when
the
B.C.
Hospital
Insurance'
Service
v.as
founded,
their
allowance
for
rates
did
not
Jnclude
allowances
for
replacement
of
equipment.
The
hospital
was
supposed
to
get
along
with
what
eauipment
they
had
or
purchase
PHONE
Elliot's
paintings
are
going
to
'
get
themselves
talked
about
SOMETFMES
DRAMATIC
liked,,
disliked
and
appreciated
'
Prince
Rupert
has
seen
scores
OUTSIDE
Canada
before
they
get
of
assii.j
sessions
in
the
past
much
recognition
here.
'thiity-five
or
forty
years
and
He
seems
to
me
to
be
doing
few.
if
any,
could
be
called
dull
work
that
it
as
striking
as
that
or
uninteresting.
With
many,
of
some
of
the
"primitive"
paint-
circumstances
could
be
best
des-ers
who
are
now
very
much
in
Cr!bed
as
the
reverse.
Often
was
the
artistic
eye
in
some
countries
there
a
dramatic
moment.
And
of
Europe.
equally
true
could
there
be
a
iwoid,
an
exclamation
or
some
THE
AMAZING
thing
to
me
development
that
strained
cus-
about
Elliot's
paintings
is
that
tomary
solemnity,
it
is
so
entirely
different
from
t
Passage
assarje
for
for
Triplure
sottaij
"Speak
.
.
.
and
do.
as
they
that
shall
be
judged
by
the
law
of
liberty."
James
2:12.
new
equipment
to
met
the
ntfcls.
But
the
equipment
al-
leady
in
their
possession
was
4o
be
!fp!ac-d
by
the
BC'HIS.
Ttv;
heating
plant.
In
particular,
was
one
of
the
items
that
would
be
rrp'ared
when
it
became
news-,
saiy,
according
to
Dr.
Hershey.i
first
director
of
the
scheme,
when
addressing
a
meeting
at'
Salmon
Arm
explaining
the
scheme
before
the
scheme
be-!
came
effective.
According
to
Dr.
j
Hrshey's
statement
at.
that
time,
BC'HIS
is
reswjnsible
for
MS
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Of
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FEELING
STRANGE
Something
not
at
all
unusual
is
the
practice
of
a
witness
to
speak
in
a
low
tone
and
persist
in
locking
downward
As
a
rule,
a
Witness
of
this
description
is
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
that
of
the
classical
craftsmen,
whom
he
so
obviously
admires.
They
tell
me
that
he
has
spent
all
hi.s
money
and
energy
going
about
picking
up
these
works
or
art
some
of
which
are
superb,
many
of
which
are
not
so
good,
and
others
of
which
are
very
bad..
VANCOUVER
Hon
R.
H.
May-
cf
Law.
In
other
wrods
he
does
'"pla;in,lr
Rupert
General
Hospital's
heating
plant
if
the
not
feel
at
home
and
not
infrc
I
Yet
his
own
creative
work
is
need
is
there.
There
is
no
need
of
literally
a.s
different
from
the
l"'y
15
necessa
y
,
n
qut-
...
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,him
tn
"isnpfllc
im."
For
everv
.
trt"
u"
11
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citizens
3
Prince
Rupert
to
aid
in
the
re-
i
placement
of
any
equipment
pos-
ic-uima
us
aie
two
worms.
i"
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"
"
word
uttered
is
under
oath.
ELLIOT
PAINTS
with
furious
,
.
,
...
j
r
m
it
irmv
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
hew,
Minister
of
Fisheries,
while
here
en
route
to
Ottawa,
said
a
Canadian
delegation
will
go
to
Ottawa
next
mqnth
to
open
negotiations
on
a
three-power
North
Pacific
Fisheries
Treaty.
Iir
its
final
draft
form,
the
pact
will
contain
nearly
all
that
Is
asked
for.
It
will
not
be
until
spring
that
transactions
conclude.
The
plan
is
to
provide
complete
protection
for
Canada's
salmon
and
halibut
runs
in
particular,
while
speea,
irom
me
uisicie
out.
it
.
i
reheme
was
inauEurated
nours
out
of
him.
thev
sav
almost
ir.e
late
jonn
sniriey
Drougni
-
The
!,,,.,
infamous
v.
scheme
was
PHONE
174
like
automatic
writing
comes
out
to
nis
duties
as
ranerni
oi
t-rmce
of
some
people.
Some
of
his
Rupert
a
knowledge
of
.
early
pictures
are
memory
recrea-
days
in
the
west,
as
well
as
other
,
.
1-
m,,.,Hf4ratintlc
Ha
livort
in
b'cught
into
effect
without
re-fvrendum
to
tne
people
In
the
lirst
place.
Perhaps
those
re-
inr
Arz
H
(.-
M'tolr
when
he
was
a
school
master
police
and
remittance
men
were
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ironing
out
general
principles
of
;
;
nMr
BaUleford
i
lamiliar
figures
and
stories
were
made
at
Salmon
Arm
would
not
be
heard
at
Prince
Rupert.
Perhaps
they
forgot,
that
communications
have
become
very
effl-
wnere
me
neeis
oi
iauaua,
But
others
seem
to
me
like
as
breezy
as
the
prairies.
He
worn
United
States
and
Japan
shall
j
operate
in
the
North
Pacific.
i
scenes
lrom
those
far
away
a
handle-bar
moustache
and
other
worlds
when
a
human
be-
every
spring
received
from
old
ing
lies
half
awake
half
asleep
friends
in
Ontario
a
keg
of
and
when
the
eye
of
the
spirit
honest-to-gooriness
maple
honey
recently
married
at
the
age
of
seventy-seven.
Early
"in
life
he
rrams
around
in
cosmic
space.
to
share
with
a
select
circle
way
,
went
to
work
but
it
is
not
known
out
on
the
coast.
"I'-
f
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F.,t
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,
CLEAPQUIC
just
how
he
tolledwhether
it
was
on
a
contract
basis,
or
at
so
much
an
hour.
At
any
rate
he
is
rated
one
of
America's
most
successful
men.
It
w:is
his
job
to
give
away
his
father's
fortune
and
to
do
It
sensibly.
And
that
has
been
some
responsibility.
So,
A
British
scientist
fays
late
hours
are
good
for
one.
There
are
numerous
voting
couples
certain
that
late
hours
are
even
extra
good
for
two.
"1
sent
my
soul
through
j
the
Invisible,
I
Some
letter
of
that
afterlife
to
spell
So
wrote
Omar
Khayyam.
Only
the
great
masters
can
"send
their
souls."
But
lots
of
folks
have
souls
that
wonder
a
bit.
Many
a
small
boy
or
girl,
going
off
to
sleep
has
seen
scenes
such
FOR
COOKING
There
were
only
thirty-five
:
at
77.
he
is
entitled
to
a
rest,
and
ltammvb
Ctu?U
know
.
.
.
cars
parked
in
the
immediate
nrival
happiness.
as
Elliot
draws
from
somewhere
j
neighborhood
of
Second
Avenu
inside
his
subconcious
mind
and
Sixth
Street
Sunday
evening.
And
in
one
of
them
you
could
I
think
they
have
great
power
and
lasting
worth.
Aluminum
is
friendly
to
fd
PORTRAITS
Films
Developed
and
Prln'
PROMPT
SERVICE
edj
note
a
darling
litUe
puppy,
viewing,
from
a
cushioned
seat,
a
devil-may-care
looking
dog
with
a
mangled
ear,
walking
toward
a
telegraph
pole.
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Rupert
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obov
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and
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prospectus
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CALLS
IT
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D.
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GAS
RANGES
At
Rupert
Radio
and
Electric
From
ehort(
ordar
cooks
to
the
head
chefs
of
famous
hotels,
men
who
demand
the
best
of
kitchen
utensils
appreciate
aluminum.
They
know
this
food
-friendly
metal
protects
flavour
and
quality
so
well
.
.
.
and
meals
are
prepared
more
easily
in
quick-and'-even-heatincj
aluminum.
So
.
.
.
home-makers
.
.
.
take
a
tip
from
the
experts.
Brighten
your
kitchen
with
gleaming
aluminum.
It
will
lighten
your
work,
too,
because
aluminum
is
so
easy
to
clean.
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