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No
297
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Tomorrow's
Tides
$a
Card
of
Thanks
m
ihiff
und
family
denlrr
to
hnr
many
frl-nd
for
the
Miealon
of
sympathy
ie-1'iiliia
their
rccrnt
bereave-
mm
afverc
rui
on
the
head,
told
the
,.
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re
he
hud
xhot
Campbell
after
the
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Japan,
early
ya-U
Mrvjtgrfc
htterrptd
ivji
rtin
iJ
tOnn
reported
t.i
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f
the
Japanese
w-
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rescued
by
the
kma
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wa
proreeaing
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Fran-
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Portland.
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C.
N.
R.
NAMED
OTTAWA,
Dee.
23:
(CD-Official
confirmation
of
the
apiMj-iuU
ment
of
Mr.
Justice
C.
P.
Fullerton
of
Ottawa,
F.
K.
Morrow
of
To
ronto
and
KHouard
Ix-bclle
of
Montreal
m
trustees
of
the
Canadian
National
lUjlwnv
was
given
todar
by
IViniB
Minbter
R.
B.
Bennett
Mr.
.Justice
Kullei
ton
will
k
Olof
Hanson,
M.P.
ji
hi
wit
am
'
.
im
jfj
u
Christmas.
Olof
Hanson.
Briti'sii
Central
I
Hri
and
To
the
residents
of
Northern
wishes
fo.
a
n.
Columbia,
I
extend
my
sincere
-
1
J-L
I
i!LJ
mmm
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
23,
1933
E
THE
IDEAL
LIFE
Monday
we
rejoin
Ix-vausc
a
gveal
man
was
lwirn.
True
jjreatiiess
rami
itit
the
world
two
thousand
years
ago.
Just
as
in
the
days
of
old,
people
today
set
up
their
own
ideals
of
givatiietSHHwl
worship
them.
At
one
time
king
were
the
kfofk
Miiitaty
leadera
alsu
had
their
day.
Wealthy
tieirAff
have
often
mm
mistaken
for
great
jieoplr.
Ah
we
look
back
we
ale
that
jieupk
have
always
strayed
froln
the
HtfsljJiHl
worahrmied
falw
gods.
TJaiw
turwi
mt&w?
mJmM
irrzetl
anything
anil
every
tiling-that
met
Uie
pojHiIn.
fancy.
There
was
nothiug
of
the
pojnilsr
klea
of
a
king
ahout
.lesus
the
Savior.
Ther"
was
nothing
of
the
military
leader,
and
an
for
wealth,
"The
son
of
man
iiad
not
w
here
to
lay
his
head."
So,
today
we
turn
again
to
the
Babe
of
Bethlehem.
As
such
we
all
love
him,
but
as
he
grows
older
we
are
apt
to
prefer
our
idols.
It
is
Wkixl
to
live
the
simple
life
as
the
Christ
lived
it.
SALVATION
!
ARMY
FUND
I
Previously
Hi-knowledged
$223.90
I
HoUry
Club
3
00
Ihink
of
Mniitrral
2.00
.
A
friend
1000
Mrs.
Hcoll,
ludivWtwl
ptat
for
hampers.
Mrs.
J.
It-
Muriavn,
docking
and
toys
for
ciilldren.
Swift's
Co.,
quarter
of
beef.
P.
Hums
Co.,
quarter
of
beef.
Ca
plain
and
Of
fleer
of
as.
Prince
John,
ducks
for
children's
dinner.
Mrs.
Oration.
6
Jar
of
Jelly.
Groceries
and
$9.60,
Capitol
Theatre
foot!
matinee.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Olio
Ohm
Chanted
With
.Man-;
sUuichtcr
in
Connection
With
lirnlh
of
iMnry
I'.llrn
Smith
tjUHBNBL.
liec.
:
(UPl-Chail-od
with
manslaughter
as
a
result
of
Uie
death
of
Mary
Klien
Smith.
I
luce
oura
lUtrti
School
pupil,
who
was
killed
hi
an
automobile
accident
here
last
nwmlh,
Otto
Ol-aen
has
been
conmitiled
for
trial
at
Uie
Kaniloo
spring
assises.
Olsen
Is
meanUntc
nl
llberly
on
ball
of
1(100.
Good
Wishes
of
Premier
Pattullo
Editor,
Daily
News:
May
1
agaiiHhrough
your
valuable
journal
oxtend
to
everybody
my
very
best
wishos
for
the
Christmas
Season
with
an
expression
of
hope
that
the
Now
r
Year
may
bring
a
larger
nionsuro
of
HealUi,
Hap-pmoss
and
Prosperity
to
all,
T.
D.
PATJTULLO.
pi
P.M.L.8
0N
WAY
HOME
Police
Boat
Passed
Simpvm
Without
Callinic
in
So
All
i
llelieved
to
be
Well
at
Wales
Id.
Arrordinc
to
a
telephone
message
received
by
the
provincial
police,
the
police
boat
I.
M.
U
which
was
dispatched
to
Wales
Itland
jcstrnlay
to
ascertain
If
all
was
well
at
the
cannery
point
following
the
failure
of
ten
white
and
fifty
Japanese
residents
who
make
their
homes
there
to
visit
Port
Simpson
during
last
three
weeks
to
get
supplies
or
pick
up
their
Christinas
mall,
passed
Port
Simpson
at
11:30
this
morning
cn-roule
back
to
Prince
Kiipert
without
pulling
In
there.
In
view
of
the
failure
of
the
P.
M.
I,.
8
to
put
in
at
Port
Simpson,
it
is
presumed
that
the
officers
on
board
found
that
no
distress
or
hardship
was
being
suffered
by
the
Wales
Island
residents
and
that
they
had
been
merely
unable
to
get
across
to
Port
Simpson
of
late
owing
to
the
had
weather.
The
P.
M.
I.
8
should
arrive
bark
in
Prince
Itupert
by
High
7:22
a.m.
19.3
It.
19:53
pjn.
18.4
ft.
Low
...
0:38
a.m.
flS
ft.
13:36
pjn.
7.7
ft.
PKICE
FIVE
CKNTW
TRANS-PACIFIC
AIR
SERVICE
FLAMED
KILLING
FOLLOWS
QUARREL
OVER
SUPPLIES
A
T
PRINCTON
One
Man
Is
Dead,
Another
Charged
With
Murder
After
Tragedy
Charles
Hauler
and
Rolicrt
('ainptoll
Alleged
to
Have
Fought
Over
Provisions
Former
Arrested
And
Latter
Dead
Mi
INC
ETON,
Dec.
23:
(CP)
Charles
A.
Hunter
is
tin-ji
i
.
si
here
charged
with
murder
following
an
alleged
t
;!
Hunter's
Ranch
on
Thursday
in
which
Robert
j.Im
II
was
fatally
shot.
Hunter
and
Campbell
had
lcn
a
tup
tlicr
at
the
ranch
for
the
punt
few
months
ami
,
.
that
a
quarrel
over
food
supplies
preceded
the
"
-
.
shooUng
IS
RAMMED
AND
SINKS
I
According
to
the
police
Campbell
I
mi
sin
in
the
hip
by
rtfle
battel
j
fired
by
Hunter.
CunptoM
MI
five
i
hours
afterward
In
Ux
local
hua-
'pltal
Hunter,
after
bebti
treated
tar
a.
Dirigibles
To
Be
Used
;
;
!
On
Projected
Route
to
Manila
From
this
Coast
As
Soon
as
Necessary
Legislation
is
Passed,
Akron
Cpm4
pany
Will
Proceed
With
Preparations,
Using
Lighter-Than-Air
Craft
,
;
AKRON,
Ohio,
Dec.
23:
As
soon
at
the
necessary.
;
authorizing
legislation
is
passed,
which
it
is
hoped
mayibej
!
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
Congress,
the
Goodyear!
;
Manufacturing:
Co.
announces
that
it
will
proceed
actively;
with
plana
for
the
starting
of
a
trans-Pacific
air
service;
between
either
San
Diego
or
San
Francisco
on
the
Call-;
fornla
eoaat
to
Manila.
V
'
.
....
.
.
.
It
Using
hips
similar
to
the
United
plan
would
be
to
make
the
ran
la'
!
States
Nary
dirigibles
Akron
and
aorae
six
days'
time
each
day.
i
J
Maeon
which
would
have
capacity
it
would
ilkely.be
a
year
or
so
at:
!
for
carrying
one
hundred
pasengers
the
earliest
before
the
service
could
j
nd
109
tons
of
mall
or
freight,
the
be
started
j
Father
of
Royal
Man
Child
timpcrur
llirohlto
of
Japan
who
at
la;t
has
male
heir
to
his
throne
AH
Japan
Rejoices
at
Birth
Of
Man
Child
at
Royal
Palace;
Will
be
125th.
IMikado
One
Day
TOKYO,
Dec.
i:
l(Ti
An
infant
m
who
will,
if
he
survives
his
father,
the
Emperor
Hirohito,
one
day
become
the
125th.
Mika
lo
of
.Japan
and
carry
on
the
succesaion
of
the
oldest
dynasty
in
the
worldj
was
born
at
G:.'tt
a.m.
Saturday
in
the
Imperial
It
lace.
He
is
the
first
son
of
the
Emperor
aiul
his
wife,
KmpiTHR
Nagako,
and
tli
ougayI(Mi
Crown
Prince
or
the
Empire
and
heir
to
the
Sttft
Goddesfi.
Nation-wide
rejoicing
from
100,000,000
loyal
Japanese
subject
greeted
the
tidings
of
tho
arrival
of
the
Imperial
princeling.
The
child
had
been
oxpoo
ted
between
Christmas
and
the
Now
Yoar
and
th(j
nation
had
been
praying
for
months
that
it
would
Ue
it
boy.
He
is
the
fifth
child
of
Thoir
Imperial
Majos-ties,
the
first
four
having
boon
girls.
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