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EYES
OX
OTTAWA
Premier
Pattullo
expects
to
be
in
Prince
Rupert
Sunday
evtuiinp
and
Monday
tn
his
way
to
Ottawa
tq
meet
Premier
Bennett
and
di?cuss
with
the
other
premiers
of
tHe
Dominion
the
question
of
rehabilitation
of
provincial
fin
ances
and-the
work
and
wages
scheme
on
which
he
has
set
his-mind.
So
far
he
has
secured
the
support
of
the
western
premiers
and
the
co-operation
of
Premier
Bennett
in
securing
facilities
lor
laying
his
plans
before
the
other
iiremiew
at
a
conference
at
Ottawa.
Nothing
but
fair
sail-
ing
has-been
experienced
so
far,
and
there
is
reason
to
be-
jjft;
mm
iiiu
conierence
ai
wuawa
win
oeai
sympatneti
cally
with
the
proposals
which
will
be
made
there.
PUINCE
RUPERT'S
PROBLEM
Prince
Rupert's
problem
is
closely
bound
up
with
the
success
of
the
conference
and
the
sympathetic
consideration
given
the
proposals
by
the
federal
administration.
If
a
"work
and
wages"
program
is
adopted
the
northern
transprovincial
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Jasper
will
undoubtedly
be
included
in
the
nublic
works
nlans
I
1
e.
1
v
j
wnicn
are
Demg
advanced,
n
uns
can
be
carried
out
as
a
federal
project
or
a
provincial
project
financed
or
assisted
by
Ottawa,
it
is
pretty
well
assured
that
real
work
will
be
done
on
it
and
that
it
will
be
carried
through
to
completion
within
a
reasonable
period.
It
is
the
one
thing
that
Prince
Rupert
wants
more
than
anything
else
just
now.
)elL-briuied--ilioucjldfriL
t
REPRESENTATIVES
Well
EAicJiliAlied
Company
"I
niili
I
hdd
mtt
your
rtprttentat'irc,
Mr
Itn
years
ao,
or
that
I
had
bttn
fortunate
enough
to
hare
met
someone
nho
presented
life
insurance
in
the
manner
in
nhUh
he
does,
lie
has
given
me
an
entirely
new
angle
.
,
.
."
Tills
is
an
extract
from
a
letter
received
by
us
from
a
prominent
Canadian
citizen:
We
are
plrawJ
to
pass
it
on
became
it
is
an
example
of
hat
e
are
constantly
hearing
about
our
representatives,
all
of
uhom
are
care
fully
selected
and
well-trained
to
give
advice
and
service
to
policyholders
and
prospects.
THF
MUTUAL
LIFE
Assurance
Company
OF
CANAItA
"0n,J
hf
thf
V.AirjUnlic,,"
!tr..l
Office
.
WATEIMXH),
O.NT..
EttMlthrd
1869
J.
J.
T.
COLLART,
Representative,
Prince
Rupert,
R.C.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
iiomh
away
from
iio.Mir
Kates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms.
Hot
St
Cold
Water
PrllicV
Rupert.
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Phone
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Wednesday.
Dec.
37.
1980
.
.
,
ak.
Nil
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
Housekeeping
Rooms
We
Also
Sell
Coal
That
Gives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
IS
STAGED
Shakespearian
Drama
Put
on
By
f
l'ii
liils
of
SlrMarl'Sitperlof
School1
STEWART.
Dec.
27;--The
annual
school
entertaiiwqent
by
the
pupils
of
Stewart
Superior
School
was
staged
last
Wedhesday
evening
at
'the
Canadian
Legion
Hell
before
a
large
and
appreciative
audience.
The
entertainment
was
produced
under
the
direction
of
the
teacher.
F.
II.
Hoadley.
principal,
and
Misses
Qterrte
Campbell
and
Merle
Nlc-i
Kterson.
The
entertainment
tbok
the
hot
of
trie
production
of
narts
of
Shakespeare's
"Midsummer
Night's
Dream"
and.
during
the
interval.
twvlve
of
the
younger
pupils
in
Eighteenth
Century
costusael
performed
the
French
Minuet.
The
principal
parts
In
the
play
were
taken
by
Tassie
Rennie,
Helen
Katftpl,
Mary.
Stewart.
Bobby
Hut-crdngs.
Gertie
PetUpstee.
John
Thoascy,
amest
Love.
Jevsel
Rice.
Grace
Alien.
W.
Hanson.
Rett.
Ore-
zier-
Down
Jae.
John
3uddy.
ui
uunr0B
and
Arthur
Tnosaey.
FtuMrtn
the
performanre
Mr.
TfZ?,
nL'Lt
Z
P.
&
Jaclt.
reury
the
wcbttoi
board,
was
called
upon
for
a
few
remarks
and
thanked
toe
pupils
and
teachers
for
the
entertainment.
He
referred
to
the
undoubted
htxte-fiU
of
the
pupUs
studying
Shakespearian
drama.
He
also
explained
that
,
th
proceeds
of
the
entertainment
would
go
towards
equipment
tor
the
school
gymnasium,
and
warmly-
complimented
the
staff
the
older
boys
of
the
school
far
lhelr
excellent
nnw
p
'hla
this
iiinMnoMi
gymnasium.
WAS
ONCE
GOVERNOR
Former
Chief
Kxecutive
of
Missouri,
Frederick
Gardner,
Passes
ST.
LOUIS.
Dec.
27:
-Frederick
Dosier
Oardner.
former
governor
of
Missouri,
is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
61
years.
A
Democrat,
he
was
chief
executive
of
the
state
from
191?
to
1921
Born
at
Hickman.
Ky..
November
6.
1866.
Oardner
r
wived
his
education
In
Kentucky
and
Tennessee
and
removed
to
St.
Loais
at
the
age
of
17.
entering
the
employ
of
the
St.
Louis
Coffin
Oo.
of
which
bust-n.
for
many
years
later
he
was
sole
owner.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Board
of
Freeholders
of
St
Louis
in
1913-15
and
assisted
in
drafting
the
charter
of
St.
Louis.
He
was
married
in
la4
to
Jeanette
Vos-burgh
of
St.
Louis.
He
belonged
to
the
Method
1st
OrrarcH.
HAMOliS'
IN
.MF.IMCINH
(Continued
from
Page
1)
return
to
Nova
Scotia
the
following
year,
he
opened
an
office
in
Pietou;
US.,
and
removed
in
la94
to
Hall-fax
where
he
established
himself
as
a
consulting
surgeon.
Karly
in
the
present
century
Dr.
Stewart
was
appointed
Professor
of
Medicine
at
Dalnousie
University
Mistical
College
and
on
his
return
from
overseas
in
l&lfl,
he
became
the
first
dean
of
the
medical
faculty
of
that
Institution.
In
1915
Dalnousie
University
received
permission
to
organise
No.
7
Stationary
Hospital
for
service
overseas
and
Dr.
Stewart
was
unanimously
chosen
to
command
It,
The
unit
reached
Prance
early
in
1916
and
remained
there
until
the
end
of
the
war.
Dr.
Stewart
remaining
In
command
until
March,
1018,
when
he
was
appointed
to
headquarters
of
the
Canadian
Army
Medical
Corps
as
consulting
surgeon.
He
returned
to
Canada
on
January
G,
1019.
He
had
also
received
the
honorary
degree
of
LLD.
from
both
McOlll
University.
Montreal,
and
Dal-hoasle
University,
Halifax.
For
his
military
services
he
was
made
a
Commander
of
the
British
Empire
and
he
retired
from
the
army
with
the
rank
of
colonel.
Colonel
Stewart's
was
a
tall,
commanding
figure
with
pronounced
military
bearing.
On
his
eightieth
birthday
he
retained
an
erectness
of
bearing
and
alertnew
of
mind
and
body
such
as
might
well
be
envied
by
many
half
hi
age
THZ
DAILY
NEWS
District;
News'
PORT
SIMPSON
Rev.
Mr.
iind
Mrs.
Love
h;ld
a
public
reception
recently
at
the
Manse.
Mrs.
Love
was
very
charming
in
her
weeding
dress
and'
was
assisted
by
Miss
Love,
who
Is
oe
a,
visit
with
her
brother.
The
gfelr
of
the
Dacoa
Circle
served
re-ftvlhmenU
artd
escprtan
the
visitors
through
the
newly
renovated
Manse.
The
Indian.
Day
school
gave
a
ver'
enjoyabtt
Christmas
oancart
in-the,
P.!iAi
Hall
is
a
caaaeltr-house
and,
math
credit
U
die
to
!
?
teachers.
Miss
Lillian
Parry
and
Mies
RMtraon.
Mr
trie
ipsen--lid
program,
but
moat
importaat
of
all
was
the
long-lootrd
for
arrival'
of
Mr.
Santa
Claus
who
pat
lr
a
very
peasant
and.
welcome
ap
pearance
sit,
toe
end
t
the
conceit,
Tfu
Jlosjafalt
AuaOhary
of
the
Port
atmpW
Hospital
faa
a
very
successful
sale
of
aorav
and1
also
a
splendid
bean
mag
a?
mnA
was
well
pat
roamed.
la
the
nHgtbor-hoM
of
Mf-wu
reaUsed.
The
boat
IaUlan
D
rla
TrnRaH'vaae
storm
bound
for
teegiai
dan
t-
centlv.
Wolves
are
again
snowing
up
m
great
ruiaaScee
whleft
Is
not
so
good
for
the
deer
In
this
vicinity.
The
other
raoming
Raul
Brentsen
shot
one
date
to
ttie
house.
People
have
been
rjottteted-
by
wolves
a
great
deal.
the
striatals
comlnt
into
the
wood
sneda,
e4e.
During
the
past
week
Terrace
and
district
has
been
afflict,
or
bti-ssed.
as
the
individual
may
re-sard
it.
with
a
real
eoM
snap.
The
lowest
temperature
has
been
well
below
aero.
There
has
been
no
great
depth
of
snow
exrept
where
drifting
has
occurred
so
skating
h
been
good
on
smooth
lee
for
the
younger
set
Some
roads
are
impassable,
tieyerthetass.
The
Village
Commissioners
held
their
regular
monthly
meeting
last
Iu?wtay
when
the
months'
accumulation
of
business
was
cleared
up.
KlUela
Masonic
Lodge
assembled
Tuesday
avtsuag
for
the
election
of
officers
for
1W4.
James
M-Otashan
was
ejsoted
worshipful
master.
Mr.
Cory
to
be
secretary
and
W.
C.
Sparkes,
treasurer.
The
farm
home
of
Simon
W
Dobbs.
old
time
resident,
near
Vanarsdol.
was
destroyed
by
fire
Mr.
DobKe
will
rebuild
imrrune-iUlelv.
Former
Local
Girl
Wedded
to:
Decker
Lake
Farm,
Owner
Local
friends
will
be
interested
to
learn
of
the
marriage
which
took
place
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bedore
In
Decker
Lake
on
Wednesday
of
last
week
of
Miss
Elisabeth
Ann
Jones,
formerly
of
this
city,
to
James
Franklin
Newton
of
Decker
Lake.
Rev.
E
8.
Fleming.
United
Church
pastor
at
Burns
Lake,
conducted
the
ceremony,
the
house
being
prettily
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
pink
and
white
wedding
bells.
The
bride
was
daintily
attired
In
a
blue
wedding
dress
with
bandeau
of
orange
blossoms.
Mr.
and
Mrs;
Bedore
were
witnesses
of
the
ceremony.
Following
ihe
wedding,
a
wedding
breakfast
was
served
at
which
the
officiating
clergyman
tendered
felicitations
to
the
contracting
couple.
Many
wedding"
gifts
which
were
displayed
testified
to
their
popularity.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newton
ar
taking
up-rcaidenee
at
decker
Lake
where
the
groom
is
engaged
In
farming,.
OPPIOKIt
TllA.WKlUlKn
Announcement
u
made
of
the
transfer
to
Bella
Coola
of
Provincial
Constable
A.
S.
Wellens,
for
the
past
few
months
a
member
of
the
city
detachment
here.
He
succeeds
Constable
J.
D.
H.
Stewart,
resigned
Constable
Wellens
will
sail
Friday
night
on
the
Cardena
to
assume
his
now
duties
down
the
coast
xmas
tree
enjoyable:
line
Affair
Staged'
by
i:als
Lodge
f
is
Suiulay
Thc
Kagles'
annual
Christmas
Tree
was
held
on
Sunday
In
the
Baalea'
Hall.
The
event
proved
very,
enjoyable
to
the
seventy
or
eighty
;
children
who
attapdedi
itafoye
the
comlMt
of
8anUi
Clause
a
prag
ram1
was
rttjdered
as
fallows:
H0
Qanada."
Welcome.
President
H.
Smith.
Keettatien.
Metetmr
Hemmonm
Dance.
Joyce
Qawthome.
Iano.aola,.MUs
Roslaram
,
Song.
&
Houston
1
lis
nee,
Sea
Morse.
Recitation.
Wm
Robto.
:
8Mg.
Hf
rr
AelorM.
I
AccompanUt
was
Mrs.
J.
8
Rlaek.
LtoruftK
the
program
telegrams,
from
Santa
Claus
ware
read.
adVU-
ingas
to
his
arrival.
With
the
ar-Hval.of
ImiiU
qlaaaT
presenU
were
daitrisasted
after
wttkh
every
one
present
sat
down
to
an
enjoyable
,
lunch
served
by
the
ladles.
A
feature
of
the
afternoon
was
the
drawing
of
tHe
prints
in
connection
with
the
Christmas
Tree
drawing,
the
wia-j
ning,
tickets
being
drawn
by
three'
little
girt.
Pint
prise.
i.
on
by
Mrs.
T
H.
;
Johnson,
ticket
No
Ilea,
which
was!
drawn
oat
by
Htlea
Bslaawi;
second
prise,
lift,
won
by
Mm.
Mabel
j
Ratchford.
Ueket
No.
1354.
drawn
by
Alice
Hemmons:
third
prise.
)I0.
won
by
Neil
McDonald.
Uekat
No.
T.
drawn
by
Margaret
8ymea.
Prasident
Smith
was
general
convener,
assisted
by
a
committee
composed
of
W.
Hutson.
W.
Robe.
P.
Os-mula,
J.
Brown.
A.
Astoria.
P.
Hilton.
C
8ymes
and
others.
Ladies
assisting
were
Mrs.
Faaaby.
Mrs.
P.
Feero.
Mrs.
Cloogh.
Mrs.
Kluson
and
Mrs.
Robb.
Plans
Beiiur
Laid
For
Opening
Up
Of
Mine
at
Alice
Arm;
Ttie
recession
of
muting
interest,
Curling
enthusiasts
of
the
city
art
in
the
Portland
Canal
regir
re-
enjoying
the
"roarin
game"
on
at
salted
in
Alice
Arm
almost
fading
;
good
sheet
of
ice
la
the
Canadian)
frassv
the
map.
Now
with
the
ad-'
National
Hotel
eaaavaUoa
on
Sevan
in
the
price
of
me
tali,
thejoond
Avenue,
the
flrav
match
of
the
people
of
that
camp
are
again
b-;
season
having
been
played
yeater-ginning
to
feel
that
they
may
have
day
afternoon
when
a
rink
consist-
j
a
place
in
the
sun.
Ing
of
ft.
U
Mcintosh,
skip,
H.
O
It
to
understood
that
plans
are
be-
Kennedy
and
K.&Hoberuon
oeat
lag
laid
for
the
opening
up
of
work
WUUam
Miliar,
satp,
F
A.
MarCal-on
the
Ilomeatake
pfoperty
audi
hum,
and
J.
II.
Thompson
by
a
srore
j
other
properties
on
the
west
aide
of
of
to
ft.
Another
match
is
planned
t
the
Kltsault
which
carry
good
gold
for
this
afternoon.
v
,
values.
The
Hemctake
is
a
good
prospect
and
should
develop
into
a
real
mine
CHI
BEARS
CHAMPIONS
Defrati.New
York
(Hants
to
Capture
11.
S.
Pro
Football
Title
M-JI.
CHICAGO
Dtc
27
CPi
Chicago
Bears
came
up
from
behind
to
win
the
United
States
profes-kmnl
football
championship
by
defeating
New
York
Giants
33
to
31.
Plan
Ski
Course
For
Seattle
City
.Mayor
John'
F.
Dorr
Announcer
Plant
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SEATTCT
Dee,
37:
Mayor
John
F-
Dere
has
announced
plana
for
the
establishment
of
a
municipal
ski
course
alongside
Snoqualmle
Paik
Highway
near
the
city
It
woukl
cover
an
area
of
about
ten
acres:
j
Columbia
Football
Team
Due
in
Westl
HaJilernrrs
A'rrjvc
on
Coast
lo
l'Uy
In
New
Year's
Bay
Came
at
Pasadena
.
LOS
ANOBLB6,
Dec.
27:-
Col
urn
bus
tfnlvcrsltv
Lion.
f.i.n
,11
is
due
here
Miriv
ihi.
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Se;uXoX
asvs
annual
Pasadena
Bose
Bowl
nm
on
New
Year
s
Dav
Hockey
Scores
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a
New
York
Americans
1
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Boston
2
norwegian
xmas
tree
Sens
of
Norway
Liitertaliimrut
Tor
Children
"hi
Alternooii
and
Adults
In
Lvrnlng
Wath
a
children's
CiirUtiMas
Tret-etitartaintaeiit
iia
trki(temooiHi
apragram
and
danae
for
adultiast
rttgha.
VWetstie
feaHvltlea-wer
Jsaed
by
the
local
Sons
of
Nopvay
IMga
yeaterday.
In
the
afternoon
there
ware
some
IM'children
present.
Otfts
ami
en
n-dy
were
distributed
among
thgtn
all
aad'thert
was
a
brief
prograux
of
m
daarHsj
by
papUi
of
Ma
eaiwi-Ilt,
Over
three
hundred
persona
were
present
at
trie
evening
function
The
program,
for
which
John
Mur-void
was
chairman,
iselialed
the
rollowiat
Items.
O
Canada."
Speech.
Rav.
H,
M.
Posse.
Conmanty
stating.
Mfcdp
solo.
Mb
Bonnie
Paikms.
Violin
and
piano
dart.
Donald
and
Peter
Uen
Wpiwsajaii
pkiy
Mrs.
Ounnar,
Brtfiff
Ml.
A
Dfbhavn.
Mrs.
An-
demon.
Mum
Astrld
Belfjord.
Oacar,
Haveroy
and
John
Predhelm.
;
MArthlng
around
the
Qirtstmas-Tree.
1
Mfcewtag
serving
of
rsrttatunenU
I
at
midnlaht.
dancing
was
enjoyed
until
I
a
m
with
musk
by
Mea,
J.
&
Mjiettts
oreheatra.
The
cosamltte
In
charge
of
the)
preetwdiag-
consisted
of
John
OI-
sen.
Pate
Names,
Hans
Knutaen.1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Storseth.
Mrs
A
I
Wick.
Mrs
OJentad.
Mrs.
John1
MutvoM.
Mrs
A.
Dyohawi.
Mm.
Knut
Slatta
olid
Mm
C
Johnson
I
ENJOYED
HERE
Curler
Huy
With
liroumt
and
Stone
on
0.
N.
It.
Hotel
Site
.
On'Srrond
Avenue
.
i
PROSPECTORS
BROUGHT
OUT
Mining
Fiprditlnn
of
Five
Whirhj
Hail
Been
Msnxineil
on
(ireat
I
Bear
lake
at
F.dmonton
BOMONTON.
Dee
27:
CP
Pilot
Stan
McMillan
of
the
Canadian
Airways
Mackenzie
River
service
arrived
here
yeaterday
from
Oreat
Bear
Lake,
bringing
out
two
mem-'
bers
of
a
party
of
five
prospectors,
headed
by
Nick
Murphy.
Calgary
geologist,
who
had
been
marooned
for
two
and
a
hair
months
on
Man!-lou
Island.
Oreat
Bear
Lake.
McMillan
has
returned
north
to
bring
out
the
remaining
three
members
of
the
party.
Today's
Weathei
Dead
Tree
Point
Sleet
calm
barometer.
.7T,
temperature,
28;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
moderate
northerly
wind;
sea
ehoppy.
Langara
mland-Orercaet,
strong
easterly
wind;
sea
choppy.
Terrace-
Part
cloudy,
north
wind.
icro.
Alyaruh-Clear,
calm.
10
below.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
0
above.
StewarU-Clear,
calm,
0
below.
Armour
saltagc
Go
's
service
boat
8alvar
Prlneees
left
at
7:30
last
fvenin
w
Ayog
to
pick
up
and
ur"w
,,?re
our
l"e
ats
and
ono
.rirhprmp
.nf?
wh,eh
havc
bcw
at
"iOX
wiowing
the
stranding
of
the
coastal
liner
last
prV
The
Princess
Is
expected
back
In
port
tomorrow
morning.
Gapt
Charlie
Larkln
has
now
taken
over
com
mand
of
the
BalvaRe
Princess.
Joe
Dfsmulle.1.
who
had
been
skipper
rovcninti
to
duties
as
mate
Wednesday
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