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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
December
n.
1938
Highlanders
Hsnor
War
Dead
in
'City
of
Peace'
THE
IDEAL
FOR
LADIES
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
On
To
TKe
Peace
Artillery
Battery
The
dispatch
received
vpsfprrln
What
could
he
more
appreciated
than
a
pair
of
Slippers?
The
JULIET.
A
felt
tvne
with
fur
trimmino-
a
leather
sole
and
a
small
heel.
Coolrs
wine
and
brown
FOR
MEN
The
ROMEO.
A
most
popular
style,
in
brown
kid
with
the
elastic
side
and
leather
sole
and
heel.
Come
in
and
See
Our
Selection
Where
Most
People
Trade
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AMILY
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Thursday,
Devl7,f
1936
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IK
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.
The
Peace
River
outlet
threatens
to
again
become
a
live'
local
issue.
Page
Rideout,
who
is
in
the
city
lor
the
purpose
of
organizing
a
movement
for
the
Prince
Rupert
route,
is
telling
local
people
what
it
would
mean
to
the
farmers
to
have
an
outlet
to
the
Pacific
by
way
of
this
...port.
That
is
the
great
argument
in
favor
of
the
scheme.
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lilt
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-uuvvay
is
cunsirucieu.
If
the
Peace
River
outlet
is
to.be
built
soon
it
will
be
one
of
the
major
operations
in
the
country
and
will
take
care
of
thousands
of
unemployed,
not
only
from
this
province
but
from
all
the
prairies.
It
will
prove
of
immediate
benefit
-place
to
the
farmers,
who;
today
are
taxed
for
living
in
a
with
poor
transportation
facilities.
The
people
there
will
not
go
on
long
with
the
handicaps
at
present
imposed
bn
them.
Something
will
have
to
be
done
to
relieve
the
situation
soon.
Open
Up
The
North
'
The
building
of
the
western
outlet'
to
the
Peace
River
country
will
be
just
one
step
in
the
opening
up
of
the
northern
part
of
Canada.
When
the
country
was
first
opened,
activities
were
practically
confined
to
a
narrow
strip
of
country
along
the
United
States
boundary.
Canada
on
tU
map
was
a
huge
country
but
actually,
so
far
as
its
inhabit
tants
were
concerned,
it
was
just
a
long
ribbon
with
frequent
breaks
in
it.
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Vi.
X
ne
"jov6"1601
a1'
over
Canada
is
toward
the
uuri
i.
yne
01
me
largest
anci
most
productive
areas
of
the
north
is
situated
in
what
Is
known
as
the
Peace
River
J0Aium.BrmV?h
Columbia,
and
the
Peace
River
district
of
Alberta.
This
area
is
constantly
being
extended
northward
and
the
farthernorth
it
goes
tlie
better
it
is.
Settlers
driven
out
of
the,
and
areas
of
Southern
Saskatchewan
can
be
taken
care.
of
.
in
the
Peace,
district
but
to
take
care
ot
them
properly
a
railway
is
necessary
giving
direct
access
to
the
Pacific
It
is
the
next
big
project
and
it
is
for
Canadians
to
see
that
it
is
not
too
long;
delayed.
Ml
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:
a-heavy
artillery
battery
was
being
established
at
Prince
brought
to
bear
to
make
the
Parliament
of
Canada
realize
the
si
In
a
setting
where
the
phrase
"Peace
on
earth,
goodwill
to
men"
was
born,
second
battalion
of
the
Queen's
Own
Cameron
Highlanders
Is
shown
marching
into
the
Jerusalem
war
cemetery
for
service
In
memory
of
the
war
dead
on
Armistice'
Day.
In
the
background
Is
the
city
of
Jerusalem,
CAMPAIGN
TO
GET
LONG
DEFERRED
ACTION
FROM
,
OTTAWA
BEING
URGED
Continued
:rom
Page
1
Weather
Forecast
ENFORCING
(Furnished
througn
the
courtesy
ot
iLe
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
ui
Victoria
and
Prlnc
Rupert.
ThU
lore-cast
la
compiled
from
observations
ti-ken
at
6
a.ra.
today
and
covers
the
36
hour
period
ending
0
pm.
tomorrow.
tuation.
He
wanted
'to
go
back
to
Storms
centered
on
the
Alaska
the
Peace
River
with
the
assur-
Coast
have
caused
gales
with
rain
ance
that
something
would
be
done,
on
the
Western
'
British
Columbia
He
urged
the
formation
of
an
or-
coast.
ganlzation
that
would
keep
work-
Prince
.Rupert
District
Southing
at
this
problem
until,
action
west
galea,
mild
with
rain.
was
taken.
j
Queen
Charlotte
"Islands
South-
An
Inspiration
west,
to
westerly
;.gales
.and
showery.
i
uior
Hanson
said
he
had
taken-
-
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Igreat
interest
in
this
matter
for
Strone
srmthwpst.
winrW
miM
a,
years,
ue
naa
supported
a
moveofisnowesrjt
i
D.
M.
Kennedy,
member
for
the
-
Peace
reace
River,
uiver,
on
on
four
iour
different
dinerent
oc-
oc-
.
casions
and
had
heard
the
question
WnllAt
I
Acf
Pim
A
discussed
from
various
points
of
"a"cl-
liUM,
1
UU11U
view.
He
assured
the
eatherlni?
o
that
he
would
do
his
utmost
to
keep
It
before
the
government.
He
And
Then
is
Stolen
Theo
Collart
said
he
believed
It
ivaii
.use
was
time
to
again
start
the
move-
BANFF,
Dec.
17:
(CP)
A
Jet-ment
which
had
been
interrupted
ter
disclosing
the
'-Spanish
Pris.
oy
inc
aspiession,
wow
iney
must
oner,
appeal,
one
of
the
world's
Keep
it
going
to
tne
nnisn.
OWest
known
hoaxes,
has
been
re
m.
i'.
Mccauery
said
tneie.
was
celved
by
a
Banff
resident
Thn
no
uouDt
aDout
tn
attitude
of
was
one
difference.
Instead
of
Prince
RuDert
'toward
this
nrnlprt.
b2lnpr
hrfrl
in
u-av
-
I
,
UV
Ik
KJJULll
kilU
Mr.
Rideout
could
feel
assured
that
Prisoner
was
In
custody
at
Pueblo
me
peopie
nere
would
dack
nlm
to
ru,
Mexico.
the
limit.
He
suggested
that
all
A
reward
of
more
than
$00
work
together
through
a
central
UWJ
was
offered
if
the
recipient
organization.
In
moving
a
vote
of
wouw
pay
the
expenses
of
thai
thanks
to
the
visitor
he
made
use
Prisoner's
trial
in
order
thai,
hsi
ot
the
expression
"To
the
North
ffil2t
claim
valuable
bagguje
"de
E-2long
the
North."
ported
In
a
customs
house
In
S.
E.
Parker,
ln
seconding
the;worin
Ameca-"
vote,
concurred
with
the
sentiments!
that
had
been
generally
expressed.
He
mentioned
the
ignorance
in
re
gard,
to
the
country
of
a
great
many
people.
It
was
necessary
to
educate
the
people
of
Canada
In
regard
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Peace
River
ln
order
to
succeed.
SAVED
IIY
HAIR'S
RREADTII
j
'
NEW
LISKEARW,
Ont.,
Dec
17:
(CP)
His
slelRh
carried
14-w-irl
'old
George
Young
beneath
a
pass-.i
automobile,
but
the
font
wheels
all
missed
the
sleigh.
,Un-:
dersprlnga
of
the
car
scratched
and-bruised
his
head
and
biek..
but
otherwise
he
escaped
injury
ADOI'TS
STRANGE
METHODS
Rupert
is.
one
of
the
inicatoV
ttatlh7defe
Art
is
receiyin?
attention.;
When
the
big
gun
M
hero
and
cfttata
b-m
S
aZ
what
the
men
are
trained
to
hnwllp
if
wn
ciioii
..l
iuh
-
he
nrm-viM
T.h
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in
case
fiicn
rv-p'
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nttnnU
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n
.
.
.
ipnrs
cars
tnr
w
t1-
ie
mill,
with
iu.
sale
attack.
It
is
to
be
honed
'that
th
flotWA
the
wordins
nrnPT.nm
will
rir
fnllmvorl
nn
n,l
.
.
Peace
'
ri--
-..
ujj
aim
uiuviaiun
muue
ioi
a
naval
base.
on
Earth.
Goodwill
Toward
men."
but
he
has
offered
to
fight
people
refusing
to
buy
his
wares.'
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
1
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
hv
t
h
A
ni
1
it
dnl
m
am
canning
Company
with
an
all
v.
vclII
Ifllinri
nattfn
in
Prince
Rupert.
BOOZE
LAW
Greatrr
Co-operation
Brtuten
City
Police
and
Government
Recommended
by
Vancouver
Commissioner
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
17:
(CP)--
The
report
of
Hon.
W.
A.
Mac-!
donald.
former
Justice
pf
the
Sup-j
reme
Court
of
British
Columbia
on
!
the
charges
of
police
laxity
which
had
been
made
by
W.
A.
Tucker,
d'-.charfier
police
department
hc-:ountant,
recommends
co-ordination
between
the
police
nnd
the
liquor
control
board
In
dealing
with
allegd
bootlegging
activities,
easier
procedure
in
the
searching
of
suspected
booUegglng
premises,
Teady
police
access
to
Liquor
Board
files,
discretionary
power
Lieutenant-Governor
In
suggested
co-operation
with
I
nr
the
view
a
twmv
n
Tommy
Thompson:;of
Burns
Lake
fS"o"
council
to
i-a
ui
'
to
a
Of
campaign
public
ty
and
ir,.
Trhi-
i
n..u.
i
.
iiicu
yuxsiuiy
uie
sending
oi
a
delegation
to
Ottawa
in
order
to
bring
,
.
r
it
more
forcibly
to
the
attention
of
BUNS
LAK?-
.Dec-
17:
(cp,
the
government.
huhdib
comes
in
Duncnes
to
Tom-
Mr.
Hanson
said
he
was
glad
of
"
'
,.
pi"u'
.Pnaii
i
the
inspiration
that
was
coming
"J
!'empiTe
.
.
from
the
visit
of
Mr.
Rideout.
"ZI!
"T
"?ln
.
Irom
Mr.
Evitt
explained
that
the
mat-
;
Z
r
J?m88'
iuuiuiuii
unEwverea
ne
naa
left
ter
.
,
had
.
.
been
urged
by
the
Chamber
.
.
woi,of
JT
iwT
11
of
Commerce
for
a
number
of
.overf
chtTndr
the
pill
,
years
and
he
was
still
as
keen
as
ln
a
hotcl
tne
formr
ever
for
it.
He
felt
it
should
be
left
Hs
notified
the
hoWl
proprietor
to
a
committee
of
the
Chamber
to
wh
woiio
-
formulate
a
policy
and
drive
It
Lake.
hOme.
'
Tim
Wl
1
1
n.t
nnJJ1
...
i
.
Lee
Gordon
told
of
what
.the
be
taken
from
tho
twit
ff
tA
v
-
w.-
V11U.C
UV
Junior
Chamber
had
already
done
burgJars.
In
the
matter
of
the
essay
contest.
;
He
was
ready
to
support
any
pro-
i
ject
likely
to
succeed.
.-arAwiwi
prisoner
revoke-
club
incorpot'd"-
tolns
upon
representation
of
tha
chief
of
pohce,
putting
out
;
of
business
of
all
slot
machines
dnd
that
active
magistrates
shou'.d
net
be
members
of
the
police
commis
sion.
IMEADFORD
PIONEER
DIES''
j
MEADFORD,
Ont.,
Dec.
17
:
(CP)
Joseph
Cooper.
88,
pioneer
businessman,
Is
dead
at
his
horn
hzre.
He
had
been
a
grocer,
government
surveyor,
fisherman,
stationery
engineer
and,
until
two
years
ago,
a
wharfinger.
For.
a
time
Mr.
Cooper
was
a
government
surveyor
ln
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