THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
September
28.
1933
1A0E
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRLVCK
RCPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News:
Limited,
Third
Avenu
H
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Contract
rates
on
application.
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
M
J3
WIPING
OUT
DEBTS.
At
the
close
of
the
Franco-Prussian
war
in
which
Ger-
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS'
SMITHERS
R.
Evans.
Prize-winners
were
Miss
AvU
Wall
and
Frank
Smith.
J.
T.
Harvey
of
Prince
Rupert
SUBSCRIPTION'
KATES
Although
unemployment
teller
was
here
last
week
to
appear
at
.
.
cAmns
hate
been
established
at
cases
In
County
Court.
-
-
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
...
$5
XX)
m.
n
and
Cedarvale.
mtle
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
luc
,j.finU
his
yet
been
learned
as
to
A.
M.
Manson.
K.
C,
MIA,
paid,
By
mailt
all
p-rt
of
Nurthvrn
ana
Genual
British
Columbia,
what
b
to
done
along
this
line
a
brief
visit
here
last
Monday
after;
pew
in
aarance
lur
ycanjr
pcnuu
.
.
-
al
Hareten.
Smlthers.
Telkwa
and
a
tour
or
his
Omlneca
riding.
plre
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
KATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
men.
per
Insertion
Classified
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
...
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
'
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
.-.
$500
elte
where
In
the
eastern
portion
of
900
skeena
riding.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Campbell
of
Smlthers
trvnrewitrd
the
Bulkier
Vallev
Dlt-
trict
Hospital
at
the
recent
British
There
has
been
a
great
influx
of
1.40
settlers
of
a
very
desirable
type
In
Columbia
Hospitals
Association
In
JD2
th
central
interior,
according
10
.".
r
ii.M
ftnam
o
n
ranadlan
National
-
1
js
Railways
colonization
agent.
Since
Roaming
stock
has
become
a
nul-trie
first
of
the
year
400
new
home-
'ance
here
and
the
viUae
-wmcll
steads
have
been
filed
along
the
line
ha
given
orders
that
the
Pound
by-of
the
railway
between
Red
Pass
w
must
be
enforced
to
the
letter.'
Junction
and
Terrace.
,
There
were
sixty
present
at
a
..
bridge
party
held
recently
by
the
Monday,
J
Sept.
23,
193t
wJen.fAuxlllary
to
the
Smlthers
hospital.
Prize
winners
were
Mrs.
STEWART
A
bylaw
Thlch
would
have
givenl
1
water
supply
franchise
to
the'
N.
P.
Moran.
Miss
Agnes
McLeman,
Stewart
Pub'lc
Utilities
Oo.
was
de
Craig
Millar
and
H.
J.
Kelly.
indemnity,
ah
sne
nas
uone
is
to
oorrow
money
irum
tne
are
widened.
allied
enemy
countries
and
then
pay
it
back
to
them.
So
far
the
Germans
have
suffered
no
more
hardships
J
"SJ?
'TTn
r!
t
,
.1.
.
t
i
i
m
i
:
i.
"
man
tne
winning
countries,
ine
people
are
jusi
as
prus-
eung
first-stroke
compeution
was
perous,
are
as
well
fed,
dress
as
well
and
so
far
have
not
heW-
winners
were
Mrs.
e.
Eby
and
,,
.
..
..
.
.
.
T.
Richardson,
feated
bv
the
elector
if
Htewarti
by
a
vote
of
75
to
37.
many
was
victorious,
France
had
to
make
heavy
indemnity
J
SmJ
SSSeoaitmen
are
a
ere
of
six
men
headed
by
nnvments
and
she
naid
them
all.
Now
that
Germany
Was
m.nno
a
number
of
lmnrovemenU
Richard
Bosence
and
R.
8.
Chap-
flip
1nr
that
pntintrv
ha?
naid
verv
little
real
monev
in
in
to
roads
in
the
vicinity
of
Smlthers.
man
arrived
tat
week
from
Van
ine
iOter,
mat
country
nas
'
paiu
ery
nine
reai
money
number
of
the
roads
couver
and
wiU
recommence
d-J
Ait
11
1
a
1
.1
veiopmem
on
we
ueorgia
niveri
Oold
Mining
Co.
s
property
down;
the
Inlet
Two
shifts
will
be
work-
NEWHAZELT0N
sunerea
m
tne
least
except
tne
same
as
ine
victorious
countries
have
suffered.
Fijance
has
been
prosperous
a
case
of
swanson
vs.
oknuskt
Four
or
five
threshing
outfits
are
Wane
nf
th
rpnnrit.nnc
mnnpv
he'mtr
npnt
there
hut
over
a
harness
deal
occupied
much
now
working
In
the
Bulkley
Valley.
Decause
OI
Uie
reparations
monej
Demg
spent
mere
out
&f
Judjt
p
hlzB.
Young
in
Some
of
the
fanners
have
finished
Germany
has
been
prosperous
because
she
has
had
to
pay
county
Court
here
last
week.
Plain-
threshing,
others
are
in
the
midst
her
debt
in
goods
and
manufacturing
these
has
made
her
tiff
was
finally
awarded
the
sum
hl!le"
nll
te
0
of
120
far
use
ot
the
harness,
de-
started-
The
grain
U
In
good
shape
prosperous.
lendant
to
return
the
harness
In
and
the
crop
has
been
Quite
up
to
Most
of
the
goods
paid
as
reparations
have
been
sent
question
to
plaintiff.
average.
to
Britain
and
have
put
the
English
manufacturers
out
m,t.Z7Zi
tm
had
a
tent
relief
camp
has
been
esub-
of
business,
with
the
result
that
at
least
one
of
the
victor
difficulty
in
defeating
the
,w,pd
l
Porphyry
creek,
a
few
nations
harbeen
almost
ruined
through
winning
the
war.
snappy
Nine,
local
JgJ
Sy?u
SSTJS?
itTSE'
All
this
Shows
the
absolute
futility
of
war
as
a
means
hand
to
wtnesa
the
en-
dWrictbaversowteenukencareof.
of
settling
disputes.
Once
this
fact
is
impressed
upon
the
counter.
people
of
every
world
power,
there
will
be
no
more
war.
BRING
BACK
PROSPERITY.
Many
people
have
recipes
for
bringing
back
prospehity.
Some
of
them
are
useful
but
none
can
be
wholly
effective.
Prosperity
is
not
a
thing
to
be
brought
in
or
driven
out
prin
Rupert.
by
any
particular
specific
It
is
a
development
following
Word
was
received
here
tast
week
of
the
death
in
Oregon
of
Oeorge
MkM
Mabel
Melntyre,
R,
left
RoJfe
formerfy
atsocUted
wltn
c
lat
weak
for
Prince
Rupert
where
w
n
to
winefiS
at
she
wlU
do
special
nurtlng.
Haielton.
Death
occurred
following
I
the
amputation
of
a
leg
which
was!
Mbs
Lhwea
Harun
:ft
last
week
rm0Yed
in
the
hope
of
prolonging!
u
spena
a
itw
oays
ai
j
hwuk
m
jje
after
a
stroke.
Bert
Woods
left
last
Tuesday
on
Roads
throughout
the
district
are
In
excellent
shape
lust
now
and
"
"""'
"4
BV"V"
"
vvy
bu
ttUim
to
prtnee
Rupert
after
motoring
Is
a
real
pleasure.
The!
instantaneously
but
it
Will
not
return
in
the
Same
manner,
spending
a
two
weeks'
vacation
in
roads
will
be
made
even
better
as
j
In
fact,
prosperity
is
only
relative.
Compared
with
district.
a
result
or
the
unemployment
re
uer
,.
.
.
.
.
,
,
work
to
be
carried
out
during
the
Conditions
at
variOUS
times
in
the
past,
we
are
today
pros-
h.
Rive,
dairy
commissioner
for
the
coming
winter.
perous.
Any
slight
improvement
will
be
felt
by
us
and
provincial
government,
will
give
us
the
feeling
of
prosperity
again
although
it
nhetninrio'r
BURNS
LAKE
will
not
be
the
same
prosperity
we
had
before
the
bubble
-
brote
Let
.
U
realize
that
things
are
really
bad
ami
let
!SfSZ3
Tut
an
simiv
in
iiiai
leeiuig
tuu
?iiu
tncn
ue
uii
111c
rutin
ers
iiospnai
wnere
tur
nu
ixmi
ruvlng
been
Ul
for
over
a
week
with
;
to
improvement
As
it
is
today,
some
are
feeling
the
de
predion
very
badly
while
others
have
benefited
by
the
slump
because
they
are
able
to
buy
at
lower
prices.
DON
FINN
IS
WEDDED
Miss
Enid
Maude
Carmichatl
of
Chilliwack
Becomes
lib
BrMe
in
Toronto
Staff
Captain
Acton
Is
Heard
pauem
ror
ine
pai
er.
lumbajo
which
he
contacted
while
w.ujrrLi
,
r.
working
in
one
of
the
government!
m
uum,
"TT'
r?.Z
re
ramps.
Court
here
last
week.
Judge
F.MeB.
Young
of
Prince
Rupert
left
for
Dutrlct
Tlslt
durin8
Burns
Lake
to
hear
naturalization
the
week
it
included:
Mrs.
applleatkma.
He
u-as
accompanied
v,n
Am
Vm.n
,,
Aau,
r
by
Sergeant
A.
Falrbalrn,
provincial
Mr
and
MfI
A
p
Anderson:
PIIC-
Prince
Oeorge:
A.
Martinson,
Bickle;
"
"
...
.
J.
J.
Hlckey.
Francois
Lake;
R.
It.
Mrs.
E.
Ebv
entertained
at
a
de-
.
,
n
,.,..
Over
Week-End
ZLS?EZ
Staff
Captain
Joseph
Acton
of
Wrangell
divisional
com
minder
of
which
followed
were
Mrs.
Olaf
Han-son
and
J.
O.
Stephens.
Grouse
hunting
is
a
very
popular
'
William
Rlst
ot
streatham
Is
receiving
treatment
at
the
Bums
Lake
;
Hospital
for
kidney
trouble.
:
Tfrtjrtvm
i
Th.
r-'.L
.
imcnum
m
uii
uhm
u
reaer
oisen
of
Decker
nas
our-
miVM
te
tal
ZTLi
V
ST
bnUfhUn
1U"
chi
the
Burns
Uke
barbershop
Bnld
8
he
ClU,le,
QTer
while
all
have
met
with
some
meas-
from
Mrs.
Klssock.
week
of
Mte
Maude
Car-
ttkhael
of
Chilliwack
to
Donovan
H
k-end.
good
crowds
being
in
ure
ot
succeas.
;
Nartley
Finn
of
Vancouver,
tor-
merly
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
bride's
costame
was
an
lm-
attendince
to
hear
him.
At
Saturday
evening's
meetlne.
In
the
course
se
Staff
Captain
Acton
spoke
on
the
Prince
Rupert
of
his
return
to
Tprrnrs
Trioff
by
auto
f
rem
a
trip
,
C1
1
111C1V,
1
'ihlnM
of
"Wlul
t
tl
b
In
ntith
Tl
r.
Rrhnhvrt
nf
Prlnr
Rii.
i
model
of
chartreuse
ported
green
stfwU
of
WtKt
Rupen."
a
subject
Prt
spent
a
few
days
here,
accom-being
created
to
give
a
bolero
effect.
Yesteraay
mornnz
sufl
cantaln
J.
S.
Oray
la
suffering
from
a
7
v
7.
TO
I
u,,
V
Aon
ddressed
hU
final
meeting
painfully
sprained
wrist
sustained'
SraTwaa
Sed
ln
Two
Terrace
theft
cases
were
d.
felt
chaneau.
suede
glove,
and
1!LT
"e
7"
i
posed
of
in
County
Court
by
Judge
pumns.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
."iV
1
!,"w.'I,.7r
"
..
o,.u..-
F.
McB.
Young
on
Saturday.
-
.
-
utujuii
vuj
hiiu
uuicr
native
vu-
oiuiurcu
luum
ujr
u
cx-
Cases
Disposed
of
on
Saturday
Fmarv
rii.llHitiH
rin
Hint
viilltv
tacm
Tin
armmMnU
Kt
rn!1nn.i!1v
hswivv
U'lnHclnrm
for
on
.
.
.
included
"SIS
rrnne
AudreJ
Tht5r
T
d?e
back
hf"
on
h7
"USM
toi
wJre
uiciuded
Miasea
Anne
and
and
Audrey
,
d
Trt
f
k
d
roads
were
blocked
by
Terrace,Kwaa
wntenccd
to
nine
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Finn
aaUed
Saturday1"
"iu
a,lr
im0nlh'
taprlaonment.
Oullbault
.
,
.
.(inatume
to
Wran.
wrangell.
darna"
carnage.
lis
i.
uirt
said
tn
to
h.
have
broken
.n
and
nrf
entered
niri
from
Montreal
for
London
where
they
will
spend
a
week
before
proceeding
to
Cambridge
University)
where
the
groom
Is
studying
for
his
PhD.
degree.
They
expect
to
re-;
turn
to
Vancouver
early
next
sum-
For
the
East
mer
C.
N.
TRAIN
IT
,
.
.
a
number
of
other
Terrace
premises
-1."
n".dan5'orc15t.
on
the
same
occasion.
ut
onuuren
comprising
mikc
u
neui.
Bill
Cotllson.
Harold
Berg.
Bud'
H...iii.,
..i
1
,.ih.-
.
im
avaaaaiL.
a
vvi
V
nvav
wo
.
.
2SST
I
R,bf,n
Jr-
"Pnded
wntence.
Visited
Houston
and
nlaved
for
a
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
Satur-
dance
there.
I
.
.
,S:,
nooru
I
Elaborate
ship
tnodeu
that
can
Mr
r.,
Finn
w
formerly
director
Jt
From
the
East-
!
Miss
Katherlne
Evans
entertained
be
taken
apart
and
reassembled
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Sundays,
Tuesday
and
Thurs-
recenUy
with
a
bridge
party
at
the
ate
ustd
to
teach
boys
shlpbulldlnj
Experimental
Btailon.
days,
I
SO
pm.
home
of
her
parenta,
Mr
and
Mrs.
at
a
school
m
Pottsdam,
dermauy
1
v
V
A
1
gree
on
this
One
Big
Need
SCORES
of
leading
Canadian
newspapers
have
itrcssed
the
vital
necessity
of
Life
Insurance
as
a
protection
for
loved
ones
and
a
guaranteed
income
for
old
age.
Read
these
brief
extracts
from
a
few
of
the
press
editorials:
Halifax
Herald
Life
insurance
encourages
saving,
provides
for
old
age,
and
protects
the
h
el
pirn.
Montreal
Gazette
The
advantagrs'of
a
life
insurance
poliy
art
,
so
great
as
to
render
life
mariace
one
of
the
recognized
necessities
'
in
the
life
of
the
citizen.
Toronto
Star
The
reasons
for
putting
on
life
insurance
become
more
imperative
in
bird
times.
.
.
.
These
are
the
days
when
no
on
needs
to
be
persuaded
that
life
insurance
is
s
good
investment.
London
Advertiser
The
good
husband,
the
good
father,
naturally
thinks
of
life
insurance
as
his
first
line
of
defence
against
the
hiril$
of
the
future.
Winnipeg
Evening
Tribune
Life
insurance
is
the
great
dispenser
A
of
family
protection
and
peace
of
mind.
Rrgina
Daily
Star
Hird
times
only
male
life
insurance
the
snort
riecestary.
Calgary
Herald
By
maintaining
life
insurance
one
can
be
sssureJ
of
independence
in
later
yean.
Vancouver
Star
Life
fatturance
companies
are
securing
the
.future
welfare
and
comfort
of
many
thousands
of
homes.
1
TF
you
Have
not
made
adequate
provision
for
yourself
and
dependants,
consult
a
Life
Insurance
represent
'ative
today.
;
Life
I
s
nsurance
oervice
C
A
N
Uff
IDA
THE
NEW
S-GLASS
MAGNUM
DRY
THE
CHAMPAGNE
OF
GINGER
ALES
Y
MAGNUM
.
.
.
.
.
(Sfutlglattet)
(Plus
Ic
btttlt
dpslt)
12-OZ.
SIZE
...
(Sfullgtatm)
.
(Plus
Jc
bcttlt
deposit)
SPLIT
(Individual
slit)
(Plus
U
bottU
dpUt)
30
..,,.20
15c