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in
regard
to
the
Peace
outlet
being
at
Prince
Rupert
is
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the
li:
lie-
f
tpectationg.
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of
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and
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is
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that
trs-
t
'a:
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liar.
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management
wishes
the
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section
of
their
road
in
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to
help
lift
ti
t
r.ui
Jen
of
oerhead
and
improve
the
business
of
both
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unies.
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difference
between
them
was
f
imply
.n,.
ui
finance.
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C.
P.
R.
would
not
pay
what
the
C
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asked
ces
of
getting
better
terms
was
improved.
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one
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I
PROMINENT
IN
MINING
Interests
of
Late
Daniel
Guggen
if
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
S6JN
of
miaia.
heim
Were
World-Wide
41
iil
'In
lo
tie
.T
Daniel
Guggenkf?ii
Ukn
Sunday
in
He
York,
was
the
guiding
genUs
in
the
creation
of
same
of
tbe
largest
csiierprsses
ir.
the
hastoay
of
this
continent,
bnportmt
am
one
these
was
Tbe
Americas
Staeittng
and
Refining
Coespaay.
Transient
advertising
on,
front
page,
.pr
inch
2.
SO
Th-
Guggenheim
'enterprises
and
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
fee
Contract
rates
oc
nppIteaUsn.
Advertising
dnd
Circulation
Telephone
9S
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
86
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
Sept.
30,
1990
PEACE
OUTLET
AT
PRINCE
RUPERT
one
cf
the
world's
largest
producers
.it
ouerescs
not
oniy
pxieMd
ever
a
wide
fhid
in
the
United
State,
but
penetrated
into
Alaska.
Mfzico,
.Scuth
America.
Asia
aad
Africa.
After
many
active
years,
atr
Guggenheim
gradually
withdre?:
from
business
until
be
bad
no
of-
fidal
conaectfao
witb
tt,
hartne
transferred
most
of
his
responsibilities
to
bis
son,
Harry
F
Oaapuj
beha
Th:
enLutetton
of
Us
phxuHV
tfcropic
activities
was
tew
Xunna-tfcac
in
Janaary,
UM.
of
the
DanieJ
and
Florence
pnesnaaesa
Fouoda-ttca
area
tad
by
btaweif.
ais
wife
and
their
daoawea.
The
feondatian
was
heavfly
endowed
aad
tu
charter
stated
its
psvpase
to
be
fa
BHHS'Saaa,
uapoMgh
rharttafaie
and
Mr.
ettrnaes,
of
the
vcC-
ef
rr-ifrrf
ttkraoghoat
fin
fwtaxe
of
avtatkw
imoe,
mt,
to
eetabftsfa
a
adwol
of
atkafs
tatOB
sun
in
saMM
to
in
of
Kew
uie
cuaiige
in
government
at,
uwawa
ine
bh.ii-
Yark
(nrversctf
it
was
bis
battef
ation
was
somewhat
changed.
The
new
government,
it
is
tt
aviation
coom
be
made
a
real
understood,
is
rather
more
friendlv
to
the
older
comnanv
atony,
senderkag
vttaj
ser-
irinn
than
WAS
was
tk
the
Mackenzie
ef
su4rlzia
Miner
King
Government
CI
nrra
ranu
n
f
and
tiI
tlna
the
chan
nlinn'
Vtee
tO
ttlC
BOl
in
the
and
welfare
as
well
as
to
its
I
al
S
i
ft,6
r
V
'I
i"
V
.
I
V:
'
0round
tor
hardly
had
to
Stewart
and
make
of
it
for
their
gO
a
port
trangcontin-
been
broken
when
in
January.
t9M.
ental
business,
there
was
always
a
possibility
that
they
be
emphasised
his
belief
in
tbe
fan-would
do
so
and
there
were
rnany
points
in
favor
of
the
'portance
of
aviation
by
establishing
northern
port.
Had
they
done
so,
there
would
have
been
ff
Dni,..G,?nh'm
FBOd
far
a
fight
between
the
two
big
companies
to
establish
impor-
ZZIZSSL
nS?T
t
tant
ports
through
Which
to
do
business.
;
ase
of
tbe
fund.
With
bis
son
Hairy
When
Sir
Henry
Thornton
was
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
f
-
ouggenbeim
as
president,
the
summer
he
gave
a
newspaper
interview
in
which
he
ex-!tn"e'
"
fBnd
ineinded
men
preseed
the
opinion
that
one
important
port
north
of
J?"?1
(?ttoct!f
ta
Tlatlm-Vancouver
would
best
serve
the
interests
o!
both
lines
and
'
tew
and
bustoett
'
apparently
this
policy
has
prevailed.
It
now
seems
as
if
the
nnaneed
Byrd
companies
will
agree
on
a
co-operative
policy
of
building!
ute
m
ims
the
fond
financed
a
their
fine
westward
from
the
Peace
in
such
a
way
as
to
TtrT-le
"J
North
best
serve
the
interests
of
the
people
of
that
large
and
im-
XTbZ
fir
SirSTof
ft
portant
section
and
at
the
same
time
to
open
up
the
best
atteatian
on
deveiop-possible
new
country
and
to
get
their
product
to
market
in
rnent
of
aircraft
and
the
need
of
the
most
expeditious
and
least
costly
manner.
jswnidpai
airports.
For
the
same
The
information
has
seeped
out
that
Prince
Rupert
is
fwpo'?
J!01,
the
choice
of
the
railways
and
that
the
western
outlet
of
IftreSrnb
the
two
railways
will
be
at
the
port
which
has
the
best
tone
night
to
Paris,
on
that
tor
xiuruor
on
me
wnote
coast
anu
wmcn
is
nearest
01
all
ports
colonel
Lindbergh
visttad
at
least
t.
ii
-v
.
i
i.
...
one
city
u
each
of
the
4s
states.
flying
bis
famous
plane,
tbe
Spirit
!
of
St.
Louis.
i
Bom
at
Philadelphia,
July
9.
MM.
Denial
Oaggeaheim
was
tbe
second
eldest
of
seven
sons
of
Meyer
Guggenheim.
Tbe
latter
bad
come
to
this
country
from
Switzerland
with
his
father
in
187.
Daniel
received
bis
education
in
the
schools
of!
Philadelphia,
leaving
high
scbooU
at
tbe
age
of
17
to
return
to
SwtWi
izerland
to
take
charge
of
tbe
for
I
For
and
Sons
was
formed
and
in
189
tbe
family
and
business
were
removed
from
Philadelphia
to
New
York.
The
firm's
first
venture
In
tbe
smelting
and
refining
of
copper
was
with
a
small
smelter
at
Pueblo,
Colo.
From
this
grew
the
extensive
Oug-genheim
interests
and
enterprises.
Was
Determined
Daniel
Guggenheim
entered
the
mining
business
witb
a
determination
to
learn
it
thoroughly.
Under
ihtt
v.uLi
E
dent
and
later,
chairman-
of
the
board.
When
explelticg
tbe
firms
to
tw
in
Soath
America.
Mr.
Oug-
For
VaneouTer
Taesday
Thursday
..
Friday
October
S,
attention
was
directed
j
to
the
pofftibttitT
of
metallurgicai
'
jivpsorsmtat
being
made
in
th,
Cbi.'ean
nitrate
fndasUy.
Hte
work,
"tttrftnf
that
end
resaUtd
In
Ufe!
-Jia?a
:'H
aovel
treataent
all
&san
nstrnte.
foMornvd
by
hit;
fi-m
acijuiring
holdings
in
that.
r.cw.
Another
Sootri
American
venture!
-ich
he
spoasoied
was
the
de-!
-
-lonment
of
the
enormous
areas
.f
tin
in
BtfiTla.
This
developed
into
oasof
the
finn
s
most
profHaH
Iteaote
Alaska
The
ctevekaxnent
of
a
remote
i-.-au
nroperty
in
Alaska
was
an--ther
adoievemeat
of
Mr.
Guen-ytvx.
The
sreperty
Is
situated
on
"HP
of
a
hill
and
was
in
an
acces-Tsk-
reelon.
Before
K
mM
be
xorked
it
was
necessary
to
build
a
aailway
erer
.a
mevisg
glacier
to
facilitate
operation
of
the
mine
and
for
the
transportation
of
tbe
ore
The
property
later
was
transferred
ta
the
Keaaeoott
Cfcaper
Company.,
Mr.
Ougawshrtm
aided
tbe
?ov-
m
the
WerM
Wax
by
a
liailhii
part
hi
jsamuiat-
issj
tbe
pcoeksctson
of
oopper
for!
WW,
H
ssski
jood
music
andj
Ms
desks!
u
'have
others
enjoy
H:
led
Mr.
Owjnhttti
to
Join
with'
bis
wife
aad
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Marry
;
to
wcovide
funds
for;
kit
Central
Park,
Kew
York
1
In
aeptenabw,
Mr.
Oacgen-
heim
was
made
a
Oammaader
of
for
bis
service
n
ooaneetien
with
the
development
of
tbe
mineral
resources
of
the
Belgian
Congo.
Mr.
OoggeBbeim
married
Miss
Florence
SeMoes
of
Phstedekphta
in
test.
In
adiectoa
ta
their
son
Harry
F,
who
took
aver
most
of
Ms
father's
tannest
restMmsfbuUles,
another
was
Liewt.
Colonel
M-
Robert
Guggenheim
of
the
United
States
Army.
They
bad
a
daughter,
Mrs.
Robert
W.
Straus
Mail'Scliedule
Tor
(he
Efc&t-?,
Monday.
Wedneadaf
urday
...
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'From
the
East
15,
and
24
From
Vancouver
Gnmeay
Wednesday
.
Friday
SetMfday
October
L
11
and
22
and
Sat
10J0
IB.
Sanday,
Tneadaf
and
Thnrsedv
3JM
pa
2.30
pjn
For
Aajox
and
AIke
Arm
Sanday
.
7
Wednesday
3
From
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
I
the
guidance
of
his
father
he
faced
,
For
Stevsrt
and
Premier!
pjti.
9
p
JOJ
,
11
pm
pjn.
4
pjc
1030
past
pjn.
1030
am
pjn
pjnJ
Tuesday
11.30
ajn.
Thursdav
,
8
pmJgg
Naa
Rh-erand
eign
branch
of
his
father's
bustneas'
Port
Simpson-
d
J
the
manufacture
of
lace
and
em!
Sunday'
...xUiixj;
7
pm,
:
broidery.
;
a.
uv
1
After
eleven
years.
Daniel
return-rFrom
N,as
m7r'
iu
jed
to
the
United
States,
In
ls84,
bb
,arl
prt
sllnpJon-'
father
in
th
mcuitinui
havin
hs
'
luesoay
oome
interested
in
the
mining
bust-
j
For
Boul
Den
ness.
The
firm
of
M.
Guggenheim
Mendey
From
South
Queen
Charlott
Thursday
.
Mondsyt
1U0
ajn.1
Charlottes
For
Alaska-October
1,
11.
and
22.
From
Alaska
Oct.
S.
15,
and
26.
For
South
Queen
Charlottes
7
pm
am.
..-
7
pm.
From
South
Queen
Charlott
Thursdays
Saturdays
ajru
am!
all
the
hardships
Incidental
to
paos-
Sunday
7
pm
;
KkkiuK
uu
ucveiupaieni
oi
xniiiut
weanesaays
3
n
m.
pnoperues.
ne
gamea
such
a
know-
Saturdays
3
pjn
ledce
of
the
business
that
ho
on
I
enabled
to
take
over
the
leadership
j
From
Stewart
and
Premier
of
the
family
lntaoasttrj
the
de-f
ciming
years
01
nis
While
the,
Chime
tlve
In
the
emUtln?
rather.
uier.
m
various
metals,
the
name
waiprln-clpally
associated
with
copper.
At
one
period
tbe
quantity
of
copper
1
handled
and
controlled
by
the
firm
was
almost
one-half
the
total
annual
production.
Mr.
Ouggenheim
was
credited
with
the
success
of
many
of
the
firm's
undertakings,
but
what
was
regarded
as
the
outstanding
ono
was
The
American
Smelting
and
Refining
Company.
He
served
that
company
nearly
20
years
as
preni-
Sundays
.....
Tuesdays
Trrorsaayr".:
8
pm.
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can
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Tuesday,
September
With
the
American
Navy
darirw
uvres
on
tbe
Pacific
Coast
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
never
varies
Its
uniform
leavesing
qualkies
give
the
saihe
r,
tactmy
results
with
every
baling.
3
out
arry
CamaJian
iemtmtet
mko
Lai:
home,
say
tbtj
ue
it
because
it
does
give
con
,
heittr
lHng
mttkj.
If
vou
bake
at
heme,
the
New
Msgk
Coc
B
wi8
furnish
you
whh
dozans
f
attractive
bal
sajgeations.
Try
this
Recipe
for
Muffins
2
tebhjyjuM
Mcar
rwii
rVnvarf
21cap
Pkwr
Inp
n
Craasa
batter
4
Nfar.
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es
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by
w,
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dry
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dd
to
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Do
You
Play
Bridge
T'HE
chap
who
overbids
hii
"haM
aiwnve
loses
Inahe
A
long
tub.
No
person
can
contIrijjall"
JJidS'hat
he
hasn't
'
got
and
make
It.
!
1
'
Bufineas
in
one
way
is
something
like
a
game
of
bridge
.
.
.
with
merchants
and
manufacturers
playing
for
your
patronage.
You
want
furniture
and
breakfast
foods,'
booka
and
dotties,
radios,
cigarettes
and
toys,
groceries,
fruits,
vegetables,
etc.
they
want
to
sell
you
theirs,
thoy
bid
with
advertising.
The
merchant
who
advertises
an
unworthy
product
can't
win.
He
is
simply
inducing
more
people
to
find
out
1n
a
shorter
time
how
poor
It
is.
He
is
overbidding
his
hand,
and
is
bound
to
get
set
Losing
is
too
costly
.
.
.depend
upon
it,
products
that
are
advertised
must
be
good
I
The
advertisement!
in
this
newspaporare
guides
to
the
finest
merchandise
of
every
sort,
merchandise
carefully
and
faithfully
made,
of
certain,
honest
value.
You
can
liJruBt
the
manufacturers
whp
write
hem.
&oooSpo1oapoo$
'It
pays
io
read
the
advertisements.
They
'
arc
bids
kicked
by
products
(hat
can
compete
in
the
open
,
.
.
and
win.
n
ci
ci
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