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Bordotk
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so
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gri
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Monday,
June
1.
1931
BRITAIN
AND
THE
EMPIRE
For
year
We
have
been
told
that
this
is
a
port
with
a
great
future,
but
it
is
pleasant,
to
hear
it
again.
Mabel
Steedman,
F.R.G.S.,
writing
in
"Canada,"
says
that
of
Prince
Rupert
after
a
visit
here.
Her
article
is
illustrated
and
tells
in
a
concise
form
about
the
port
and
its
fishing
business.
Beneath
an
air
view
of
the
city,
used
as
the
chief
picture
in
the
magazine
is
the
caption:
"The
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
Northern
Port
of
British
Columbia,"
and
as
a
sub-heading:
"It
has
a
glorious
setting
between
the
sea
and
the
hills,
towards
which
the
residential
district
straggles
upwards."
Mis
Steedman
and
"Canada"
deserve
the
thanks
of
the
community
for
their
splendid
advertisement
of
the
place.
Betty
Nuthan,
holder
of
the
American
singles
title,
and
Spent,
with
Whom
she
has
been
playing
frequently
in
doubles,
whose
engagement
is
expected
momentarily
P
D
mixed
DEATH
OF
I
!
CARDINAL1
His
Eminence
Felix
Raymond
Marie
Rouleau
Passes
Away
on
Sunday
WAS
IirKT
LAST
FALL
Was
Third
Cardinal
to
be
Appointed
in
Canada
Born
In
Quebee
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
$6.00
nronaise
of
being
a
rem
ji
kable
man
m
an
nfiwr
cuuiiirics.
ucr
year
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rates
on
application.
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and
Reporters
Telephone
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and
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SO
3.00
QUEBEC,
June
1:
Cardinal
Raymond
Rouleau,
Canada's
third
Cardinal
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
died
on
Sunday.
He
had
been
in
ill-health
since
last
summer
when
he
was
seriously
Injured
in
an
automobile
accident.
He
was
sixty
years
old
and
a
native
of
Quebec.
like
his
predecessor.
Cardinal
Begin,
Cardinal
Felix
Raymond
Marie
Reofeatf
was
a
son
of
a
farmer
and
his
early
years
were
spent
In
the
beau
iful
country
side
near
the
St.
La
ii
nee
at
Isie
Ven.c
His
IparenU
wert
Felix
Rouleau
arc
his
wife.
Marie
Irvine,
and
he
w.i
born
on
April
I
186
As
a
Mule
boy
he
scholar.
He
attracted
the
.mention
I
of
Canon
Honleau
of
Rimoaskt
his
I
uncle,
who
undertook
to
superln-Itend
bis
edasatlon
when
the
lad
j
was
It
ytM
old.
j
Naturally
young
Raaieau
gravi-jtated
toward
the
ehareh
ami
after
taking
the
ekastteal
course
at
j
RinMMUkl
seminary
he
Joined
the
'Dominican
Order
at
St.
Hyacinthe
I
in
1886.
Six
years
later
he
was
ordained
priest
at
one
of
the
enter
Dominican
etaWihmnts
to
Cor-
,
.
.
.
.
r,
..
.
,
.
.
.
Pubhc
opinion
in
Great
Britain
does
not
seem
to
beslra
to
M8r
HwrieftHfetttrned
wholly
in
favor
of
trading
within
the
Empire.
The
recent
w
st.
Hyaetnthe
where
he
fined
trip
of
the
Prince
of
Wales
to
Argentine
has
militated
i
various,
rengioiM
pea
in
a
meat
against
the
Bennett
Imperial
trade
policy.
Many
newspa-we
manner
His
outstanding
abi-pers
in
England
argue
that
it
would
be
unwise
to
flout
aj"
'X'SSm
like
excluding
it
from
moat
fa-
country
Argentine
by
any
nltton
he
cbeswl
Prter
0f
VOred
nation
treaty.
!uie
Dominican
Order
in
Canada
The
success
of
the
British
Empire
exposition
in
the
Ar-!and
transferred
t
Ottawa.
Far
20
gentine
and
the
effect
of
the
sending
of
the
Prince
of
ye
he
was
t
be
known
to
h
Wales
there
as
a
trade
emissary,
has
increased
twsine3S
;?",Ilty
J"
"
J'
with
that
partof
the
world
immensely
for
the
British
peo.,4
J,1
pie,
chiefly
for
England.
It
is
a
market
that
has
no
such
He
conducted
many
m
baton
and!
serious
competitor
as
has
Canada.
This
country
on
account
'was
at
home
before
any
eengresa-of
its
nearness
to
United
States
is
almost
bound
to
do
busi-
tion.
for
he
spoke
French
and
Hng-1
ness
with
that
country,
whereas
there
is
an
even
break
for
j"80
eiual
noy-all
in
the
Argentine.
'
j
Appointed
Bishop
It
is
pointed
out
by
British
publications
that
while
aj
uuie
surprise
was
expressed
in
policy
of
protection
may
be
possible
for
Great
Britain,
i
Roman
catholic
cities
when
he
they
do
not
think
the
Bennett
policy
of
Empire
protection
I??1
Those
ta
in
m
in
f
authority
ValleyfieM.
t,
f:kt
would
be
feasible
at
present.
huren
who
had
T.
1,
,
I
watched
his
career
knew
that
high
promotion
awaited
him.
The
diocese
of
Valleyfield
proved
only
a
stepping
stone
te
the
greater
office
of
Archbishop
of
Quebec,
to
which
sec
he
was
translated
in
1930.
It
was
well
known
at
the
time
that
still
farther
honors
were
in
store
for
him
and
long
before
the
official
an
nouncement
was
received
from
Rome
Quebee
papers
stated
that
his
grace
was
to
be
called
to
the
Sacred
rOaSege,
and
created
a
cardinal.
The
actual
can
eame
In
November.
1927.
The
cardinal
returned
to
Quebec
makes
tor
leadership.
Deepened
by
Mirionfc
study,
broadened
by
world
wide
experience,
hi;
eminence
'tnows
neither
Jew
nor
Oentlle,
neither
race
nor
faction.
His
sole
ambition
is
to
be
all
things
to
all
men.
that
he
may
lead
all
to
Christ.
He
was
Canada's
third
cardinal,
I
his
predecessors
being
Cardinal
Benin
afTCl
Cardinal
Taschereau.
All
were
Archbishops
of
Quebec.
POLICE
HUNT
:
FOR
GUNNER
Constable
P.
B.
Smith,
formerly)
of
Prince
Rupert,
Is
among
a
party
of
provincial
police
officers,
in
charge
of
Sergeant
Greenwood,
which
has
set
out
from
Attachle
In
the
Peace
River
district
In
search
of
a
man
who
shot
at
Constable
A.
J.
Pomeroy
while
the
latter
was
attempting
to
maxe
his
arrest.
It
Is
believed
that
all
avenues
for
the
I
wanted
man's
escape
have
been
j
closed.
It
Is
also
thought
that
he
la
out
of
ammunition.
THE
DAILY
10CW8
'
naBaVBaVBnBaBsa
DoroUi?
M.ct
wears
Oils
evening
dress
dead-black
lace
over
black
slip
Cape
of
btee
and
extreme
Hares
in
skirt
distinguish
the
creation.
District
News
TERRACE
WW
Rabtaicm
and
WaHer
Chapman
were
among
the
passenger;
for
the
coast
atr'
Thursday.
x
i
.
'
After
spending
tfie"
weekend
t
the
"Croamrays"
-with
Mr.
and
Mr
R.
L.
Mcintosh.
C.
V.
EvtU
returned
to
Prince
Rupert
Tuesday.
Henry
Halliwell
paid
a
vMt
to
Rupert
"on
Tuesday.
brie!
A
well
attended
and
at
Ume
noisy
meeting
of
Conservatives
was
held
on
Wednesday
night
to
d
lions
local
Issaes.
O.
T.
Suadal
presided.
Mrs.
C.
V.
Erm
is
spending
a
holiday
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Meln-tosh
at
th
"Crosfcways."
W10
Robinson
and
Walter
Chap-
wsm
rfitafrMMl
ttrtm
a
visit
to
to
receive
a
notewortny
welcome
at
oa
Saturday's
tralrr.
the
hands
of
the
elergy
and
the
laity
of
the
ancient
capital.
A
purse
of
gold
amounting
to
$30,000
was
subscribed
far
htoi.
whkh
donation
the
cardinal
devoted
to
one
of
the
Quebec
eharttie.
A
eaaxaeter
sketch
of
tfee
cardinal
was
greets
ay
Father
Maaelre.
who
represented
the
QaaAsK
aaeak-ing
section
tf
tn
eatalnaft
eterKy
at
his
honeeoaitng
froca
Rome.
Father
Maartfrc
said:
"TtaUi
and
Rev.
H.
T.
Allen
retained
on
Sa
'urday
fmn
Vancanver
where
hei
attended
the
United
Church
conference
He
reported
having
hod
'
-uccessful
trip.
Mrs
Robert
Wehtter
of
Prmler
hr
left
oi
an
extended
vacation
In
th"
firt
stattea
of
which
iho
visited
with
Mrs.
R.
de
Kergom-mr
jnVfonneriv
of
Prenrter.
now
of.
Justice
form
the
groancrwarfc
of
hls
-r...
,
.
,v,..r
ftwroohfy
ev-minf
Dee's
slritaat
endowment
It
vtA
.i
stiy
of
several
days.
She,
is
OodV-
way
to
rartah
natural
gift
ertrtilnrd
at
Athol
Grange
r
u
iiliih
order
on
him
whom
He
Ik
v
M-
t-(weii
or
Thurnday
aw.
le
iseel
to
fovot.
OMt?
of
mtad
and
;
expressed
her
eraat
admtratten
of
heart,
a
coannaneHny
jsrcRence,
:
(he
beauties
of
Tarraee
after
a
charm
i
mannar,
case
ot
aaproach,
ro
-rrt
Mrs.
Webster
con-
torceful
sneech
everything
thatjtinued
hr
tourney
on
Stturdi:-
and
Intends
visiting
her
daugh
to-
in
Edmonton,
a
sister
whom
r
has
not
met
foe
forty
years
in
Minaeaneite.
md
other
friends
In
North
Dakota.
The
Weather
Triple
Island
dear,
fresh
west
I
erlj
wind,
moderate
sea.
I
Langara
Island
Clear,
moderate!
north
westerly,
sea
choppy.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
light
30:08;
temperature,
58;
light
ehop.i
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
ehased
at
Post
Office
News
Stand,
325
Oranvllle
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
Oeorge,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
B.C.
General
Rtnre.
Anyox.
Smithers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers.
B.C.
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Prince
Rupert
Lodge
No.
46
B.P.O.
ELKS
Presents
their
Greatest
of
all
ShouJ
Successes
"HI
A
uty
George
M.
CohanV"
Brilliant
Musical
Comedy
One
Night
Only
(With
barjEain
matinee
for
school
pujiils)
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
Tuesday,
June
9
Matinee
performance,
3:30
IM.
K
Evening
performance,
8:15
YM.
-
CAST
and
CHORUS
of
65
AdmifiUit
at
Burrain
Prleeti
MaUnee
Public
and
High
School
Punil.
3c:
Adults,
"c
Evening-
Loge.
si
.35;
All
other
seats.
St.ee
AVOID
DISAPPOINTMEMT
and
act
your
tickets
EAftLY
from
Bitt
Harold,
O'it.
Tieket
Office.
Third
Ave.,
or
any
member
at
toe
Elks
Lodge
or
the
cast.
Ticket
exchange
at
Orme's
Drug
Store
eomtnene-ing
Noon,
Thursday,
Jane
4.
Steamship
Sailings
,
For
Vancouver
I
Sunday
as.
Pr.
George
10
pjn.
Tuesday
jl
CaUla
1:30
pjn
Thursday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pjn.'
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
10
pm.
SS.
Card
ena.
midnight.
,
June
3
w.
Prin.
Alice
5
pjn.
June
13
ss.
Phln.
Louise
5
pjn.
,
June
20
ss.
Pr.
CharloUe
5
pjn.
,
June
24
ss.
Prin.
Louise
5
pjn.'
June
27es.
Prin.
Alice
..
.5
pin.
j
rrunt
VancanTcr
I
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
pjn.
Wednes.
ss.
P.
Rupert
10:30
ajn.
June
8
ss.
Prin.
Louise
ajn.
June
IS
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
am.
June
lft
ss.
Prin.
Louise
ajn.
June
22
as.
Prin.
Alice
ajn.
June
26
si.
Prin.
CharloUe
ajn.
June-
29
ss.
Prin.
Louise
a.ra.
Monday.
June
i
For
Naas
Klver
and
Port
Simpson'
Friday
at.
Cardena
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn.
9atar.
at.
Pr.
Oeoru"-
it
.i.
From
Naas
River
&
Port
Simpson
For
Queen
Charlotte
Inlands
Tuesday
as.
Catala
.11:30
a.m.
June
13
a.
Prlnee
ji
.i
for
Stewart
and
Artyox
June
1sa
Prince
Sunday
as.
Catala
8
pjn.
'
From
Queen
tiarltte
Islamk
Wednesdaf
as.
P.
Ruoert
4
ojti.
'.
Jne
11
as.
Prsnee
J
HatJirrlav
aa.
Pr
rhmrue'
4
nm
!
Jwte
38
9.
Priftee
J'
Inm
Kttwart
and
lremwr
fTor
Alaska
Tuetdav
as.
Catala
.11:30
sum.
Thursday
as.
Pr.
Oeorge
S
pin
Sanday
as.
Pr.
Oeorge
.
8
pm
'or
Any
ox
and
Alice
Arm-Sunday
as.
Catala
8
pjn
Wednesday
as.
Pr.
Oeorge
8
pjn
Prom
Anyox
and
Alire
Arm
Taaaaay
as.
Catala,
U:M
ajn.
Friday
as.
Princess
Mary
4
pjn.
i
Thuwday
r-.
Pr.
Oeorge
8
run
SS.
Cardena
pjn.
'
For
Ocean
Falls
Satur.
sa.
P.
Charles
10:30
aja.
Smaday
as.
Pi.
Geerge
...40
pjn.
Taasday
ss.
Oatala
1
.30
pjn.
Thursday
as.
Pr.
Rueert
10
pjn.
Friday
-sa.
Prineeaa
Mary
10
p.m.
-tni
Ocean
Falls
"'drm
m.
Pr.
Gearge
10:30
..m.
Friday
as.
Princess
Mary
4
run.
.hi.
..hi;
11
June
I
sa.
Prtneess
i
ou.se
tone
8
as.
Prin
Chitriu-
"
u..:.
Jane
K
ss.
Pitaee.--
I
iu-;e
u,;:
June?
J
at.
Prlnees
Aim
"
:
June
20
a.
Prin.
Cluni'
u.
June
29
sa.
Primes
i
From
Alaska-Jane
3
M.
Prtnces
Alice
r
Jtme
13
as.
Prtneess
i.-
June
20
as.
Pr.
Charl."
i
I
-Jane
24
as.
Prin.
Louis
.v
ia
Jane
JT
s
Princess
Alice
ii
-i.
Hrwn
Skeeaa
Rrver
Fikiay
M.
Cardena
r"a
Ilavt
yu
aaw
your
Edmonton
Air
Pilot
and
his
Two
Ca
vmi.fniiiiiin
'
V'.ir
Captain
W,
R,
May,
well
known
for
his
rcieu
flights
In
the
Sub
Arctle,
with
his
new
Ford
Victoria
and
his
famous
plane.
(mOP
MAT,
they
call
him
In
"
Edmonton
and
tbe
frigid
BortUera
wastes
vaere
be
and
bis
airplane
are
familiar
sights.
More
formally
be
is
Captain
W.
R.
May,
chief
pilot
of
Commercial
Air-wars,
operatlnc
the
farthest
north
air
mall
root
in
the
world,
between
Edmonton
and
Aklarik.
the
trad
I
nr.
post
where
t
Mackenzie
rlrer
empties
lute
the
Arctic
orean.
Captain
May's
fame
In
the
North-weat
la
almost
legendary.
In
1K'9
ho
was
awarded
the
McRee
trophy
for
having
made
the
greatest
contribution
that
rear
to
the
progress
of
Canadian
Aviation.
On
several
occasions
he
Is
credited
with
haTlnc
flown
throurh
Impossible
weather
on
rescue
missions
In
the
tar
North.
During
the
treat
war,
Captain
May,
an
officer
of
the
ll
A.
F.,
shot
down
IS
planes,
two
in
a
etnde
encounter.
It
was
his
doubtful
pleasure
to
be
on
the
reoairlng
eiwl
of
Baron
voa
RUhtofen's
funs
uben
thst
greatest
of
Oermsn
arcs
his
deujh.
May,
on
hi
frsl
trip
i'
u
Hues,
was
being
pursued
hr
It''
tofeo.
The
guns
of
Mara
in
Jammed
but
a
managed
to
acx!g
through
the
Red
Baron's
t'1
unUl
Captain
A.
noy
Drow
Toronto,
May's
aquadron
Shot
down
the
German
and
bit
P
Saptalu
May
was
swardea
DlaTnTgulahed
riylng
Cross
for
cos-
spWueus
couraie
over
AmM
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1911.
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