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Wednesday,
November
17.
1937.
FRATERNAL
OBLIGATIONS
)
'
A
great
many
Prince
Rupert
peonle'belong
to
fra
ternal
organizations
on
joining
which
they
made
solemn
promises
which
are
supposed
to
be
binding
upon
them
for
all
time.
What
we
are
wondering
is
how
often
if
ever
these
sacred
obligations
are
remembered.
It
is
not
much
good
joining
an
organization
if
the
members
do
not
carry
out
their
duties.
If
all
remembered
what
they
promised,
the
world
would
be
much
better
than
it
is
today
and
the
people
happier.
Carrying
out
plan
Evidently
the
Chinese
generals
are
carrying
out
the
plan
for
a
fighting
retreat
which
they
originally
laid
down.
It
was
not
expected
that
the
Chinese
army
would
be
-able
to
withstand
the
first
attacks
of
the
mechanized
Japanese
and,
according
to
the
best
authorities,
it
was
planned
to
gradually
retreat
until
the
position
of
the
Japanese
invaders
became
somewhat
precarious.
If
the
morale
of
the
army
can
be
sustained,
this
plan
of
campaign
may
possibly
prove
successful.
It
seems
like
a
great
gain
for
the
Japanese
to
take
Shanghai
but
it
was
evidently
expected
and
the
wonder
is
that
they
were
not
able
to
take
it
sooner.
Just
where
the
big
stand
will
be
taken
only
the
Chinese
leaders
know.
In
the
meantime,
it
must
not
be
taken
as
an
indication
that
they
are
beaten
because
they
have
retreated
a
few
miles.
China
is
a
very
large
country
and
the
march
of
Napoleon's
army
into
Moscow
must
not
be
forgotten
in
considering
the
military
situation
there
today.
The
danger
with
these
tactics
is
that
the
morale
of
the
defenders
may
be
broken
before
the
big
engagement
takes
place.
BE
SURE
YOU
ARE
RIGHT
THEN
GO
AHEAD
Premier
Pattullo
seems
to
have
remembered
the
old
adage
"Be
sure
you
are
right
then
go
ahead."
That
is
what
he
did
in
the
case
of
the
bridge
over
the
Fraser
River
which
was
opposed
with
such
vehemence
by
a
section
of
i
tne
Vancouver
people,
iwiuenuy,
tne
uppusmun
wusi
largely
of
a
political
nature
for
now
the
people
of
the!
south
are
very
pleased
with
the
new
structure
and
thej
opposition
of
two
years
ago
changed
to
general
approval.
NOT
TAKING
SIDES
Evidently
the
British
people
are
not
taking
sides
in
the
troubles
between
Arabs
and
Jews
in
Palestine.
Either
side
that
breaks
the
law
is
to
be
punished.
Britain's
duty
there
is
to
see
that
the
country
has
a
chance
to
rehabilitate
itself
and
that
the
people
are
protected
as
long
as
they
go
about
their
ordinary
duties
in
a
peaceful
manner.
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
31
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
OUR
TOURIST
TRADE
(The
nineteenth
of
a
series
ol
articles
in
the
interests
of
the
Museum
of
Northern
B.
C
Bj'
C.
G.
I1AM
pla
favorably
placed
or
more
entiuea
.
ntmwi?
mnr
i
to
benefit.
Tourists
comprise
an
important
factor
in
our
civic
welfare
and
as
a
potential
source
of
revenue
there
is
none
better.
During
the
recent
season
from
June
to
September
well
over
10,000
people,
pleasure
bent,
passed
t
through
Prince
Rupert.
The
ma
jorlty
of
them
had
not
less
than
Desnite
the
"all
Inclusive"
tour
nractlcallv
each
one
nut
new
money
,
porting
upon
tourists
and
the
mus
eum.
On
many
occasions
numbers
i
were
unable
to
get
in
owing
to
the
congested
situation
and
when
ln
were
unable
to
view
the
exhibits
as
they
would
like
owing
to
the
crowd.
All,
however,
were
Interested.
Some
of
the
more
fortunate
ones
were
enthusiastic
in
their
appreciation
leaving
no
doubt
as
to
the
value
of
the
museum
as
a
tourist
attraction
and
the
urgent
need
for
more
com
of
their
purse,
their
time
and
the1
fniiowi-
constituted
channels
of
convenient
travel.
Tourists
do
not
come
to
Prince
Rupert,
nor
to
Vancouver
or
Victoria
or
anywhere
else
for.
that
matter,
simply
by
accident.
To
ben-J
ent
complaints
were
received
that(
the
existing
stops
were
too
long.)
In
other
words,
more
tourist
attrac
tions
must
be
developed
and
existing
ones
Improved.
Splendid
work
has
been
done
In
establishing
a
garden
conscious
ness
among
citizens
here
with
ex
cellent
results.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
public
generally
will
become
equally
enthusiastic
in
de
veloping
the
museum
and
parks
Into
the
real
tourist
attractions
they
deserve
to
be.
Today
In
November
thousands
are
still
telling
of
their
Toronto
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Division
W
D
Boston
3
0
erit
as
a
tourist
centre,
Inducements
;
Chicago
.1
2
must
be
made
and
managed
asjKangers
2
0
such.
Early
this
year
representa-i
Detroit
1
1
Mfin
wqc
tvfi
ir-
hovo
nortln
I
...
.w
v
...........
international
steamers
in
port
ior
a
longer
time.
The
reply
Inferred
that,
when
tour
ists
wished
for
a
longer
stopover,
revisions
would
be
made.
At
pres
Americans
.2
0
Canadiens
.
1
1
Montreal
1
0
Spirits
Spur
Schooners
On
L
F
0
8
4
2
11
16
2
7
6
2
6
11
Division
.2
2
0
18
11
2
8
7
2
8
9
3
5
7
RANGERS
civitt
tVio.r
onlnvflrl
most.
OUCn
11U"
4...rt
r,t
nll
P
4
4
3
Two
Windjammers
Racing
From
Portland
to
New
York
for
Beer
And
Whisky
Prize
j
PORTLAND,
Maine,
Nov.
17:
(CP)
Two
lumber
schooners
one
Canadian
and
one
American
are
j
racing
from
Portland
to
New
York
for
a
case
of
beer
and
a
case
of
summer
vacation,
boosting
the
high
whiskey
as
a
prize.
1
k
A
A
AGE
GC
3
STAR
RVE
nou
A
iPwdil
quality
old
ry
of
Itvor,
ftioro.jMy
maiurad
In
9100
J.
13
91
UO
Jl
fin
oak.
oz.
25
OZ.
40
OZ.
WIN
OUT
nuartcr
of
ladies'
wny
not
rourisvs
yay
ub
1
....-
-
dends
and
after
the
Initial
effort
Johnson
57
the
upkeep
Is
not
excessive.
Gordon
Drillon
Leading
League
Point
Getter
So
Far
With
ONE
GOAL
VICTORIES
Boston
Bruins
Beat
Manxms
Ran-'
gers
Win
Over
Americans
Boston,
1;
Montreal
1.
Americans,
0,;
Rangers,
1.
Sherman
McLeod
48
Eastman
'.
:......-..122
Peachy
57
Anderson
:
135
i
Handicap
233
i
MON11KEAL.,
NOV.
IV.
ttri
,Berc
GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEED
Bovlin
F.nuVWth
Playing
of
Tour
'gchedufrd
Fixtures
Provincial
estimates
of
revenue
for
1937
place
the
Rangers
continued
their
winning
basic
industries
of
British
Columbia
in
the
following
of-
W
Jjj
l$Z
and
the
Udie
Bowling
wuea
travel
A.
l.WJnn-
mtn.W
n.rnVnlhir-P
tnnnst
Total
352
736
7G6
BIUE
BIRDS
1
(CPi-rir-
Pierce
141
Into
circulation.
Their
purchases
don
Drillon.of
Toronto
Maple
Lea
Turreon
-
l
run
all
the
way
from
hair
pins
and
leads
tne
Natloniii
Hockey
League
.'Boulter
1S4
postage
stamps
to
iur
coaxs
ana
point
geUers
this
season
to
date
-
canltal
stock.
:,uh
rn.n.
'nnic
nnH
fnnr
assets.
K""on
Pour
thousand
visited
the
plant
according
to
the
first
official
sum-j
Handicap
21
of
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
stor-'njary,
His
teammate
Charlie
Con-1
age
Co.
Over
2000
registered
at
the
acher
ls
seCond
with
Hve
goa's.
Total
99
A
few
words
are
necessary
in
re-j
-
-
-
--
'
n.
ujuivrua
Mrs.
Rothwell
1C3
Edna
Dickens
1C0
Mav
Bond
1W
V.
Alexander
Ill
Mr
Dickens
sr
Handicap
,.'.199
Raybone
......257
214
modious
and
suitable
quarters.
In
Boston
Bruins
needed
but
one
goal
Halber?
.174
conjunction
with
this,
also
our
var-l
last
night
to
defeat
Montreal
Mar-Jt;tromdahl
173
10
us
totem
parm
came
in
ior
noioons
ana
move
into
we
leaaersmp
,Bnmnrr
small
amount
of
interest.
The.pos-
of
the
American
division
of
the
sibllities
here
are
enormous
and
de-
j
Natlopal
Hockey
League.
Similarly,
velopment
along
this
line
ls
exclus-1
at
New
York,
the
Rangers
defeated,
ive
and
recullarlv
our
own.
ithe
Americans
one
to
nothing
to
Handicap
"...
37
I
Inln
thp
rhlnoan
Rlnplr
tT.iwke
in-
OUR
GANG-
.
1
MakinS
It
Attractive
Detfoit
Red
WmgJ.
be.
0,rcone
,
129
Tourists
are
travelers.
Their
main
.,
reiegated
to
the
cellar
for
the
-
90
desire
is
to
go
as
far
and
see
astlme
belng
at
jeast
jGurvich
.-.
149
much
as
they
can
within
the
limits;
standinBS
to
date
are.
Ine"am
134
2
138
140
187
97
98
'187
-v
This
adVtrtliement
It
not
published
or
displayed
by
tHt
Liquet
Pontrol
Board
or
by
The
Government
of
Britlih
ColumbU.
21
2
179
116
125
170
231
37
Handicap
59
59
59
770
904
7
171
111
K6
149
91
199
3
157
126
165
172
2?5
Total
1032
865
8P
I
Smith
129
Yager
Handicap
72
2
114
174
122
73
254
72
Total
703
809
MERCHANTETTES
1
A.
Colussi
185
Halliday
112
D.
Houlden
.
91
R,
LaBelle
182
6
M.
Vlereck
134
4
3
2
181
141
117
162
1G8
Total
uci
.
iumwciiiib,
"""'"W
to-:
"
ueiiraiuiB
-"-
...tst
...
,
,
i
nfr
last
nlRni
oy
fishing.
The
sum
of
$35,000,000,
or
-one-sixth
of
the
total
tw0
Rames
t0
one.
Annette
Basso-Bert
5th
nnlv
$17.-
L
intr
rxrluxWe
nossesslon
Johnson
......a
WW
luiiiiiuivii
'
'
.....
...
-
ICVCIIUC,
CUlIltS
1IUIII
luw
liiuivv.
500,000
from
fishing.
In
Prince
Rupert,
of
.course,
fish
ing
takes
first
place.
Tourist
trade
comas
next.
Yet
how
seldom
do
we
hear
it
mentioned
as
haying
any
significance
as
a
municipal
assetl
How
imoortant
Is
this
trade
Prince
Rupert?
Can
we
improve
It?
How
does
It
operate?
Believe
It
or
j
.
i
t,.
h
HofMtlnp
Knox
Owen
31
1?2
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
Ami
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bti
in
tla
Morning
Rarin'to
go
Tk
Htm
ihould
pour
oat
two
noondt
nt
liquid
blU
Into
your
borreli
dally.
It
tbii
Ml
U
not
(lowing
(ml,
your
fund
doasa't
dliMt.
It
luit
drayi
In
tnt
bovdi.
Gu
blot
up
your
stomach.
You
get
eonstipaud.
Htrmful
po.toDS
go
Into
th
body,
and
you
fwu
sour,
sunk
and
Ui
world
looks
punk.
A
mrborl
movement
dotan't
alwsys
fft
at
tlx
nuM.
You
ad
somctliiag
that
worst
oa
tba
liver
sj
well.
It
tak4
thtiM
good,
old
t'artrr'a
Utile
liver
Pills
to
get
three
two
ol
bile
flowing
(reetjr
end
nek
you
riounds
rel"up
and
up".
Iltrmlres
and
gentle,
they
Ditke
the
tile
flow
freely.
They
do
the
work
of
ralumtl
but
heve
nu
calomel
or
mercury
la
them.
Ask
for
Carter's
little
liver
fills
by
Kama!
Stubbornly
refute
.
vhlng
else.
ISc
.763
KNOX
HOTEL
1
Peterson
133
Brasell
150
Scharf
100
Sellg
.a...
145
West
153
Handicap
72
Total
ANNETTE'!
WSMl94
Hotel
two
games
to
one
while
P.
Dickens
$
160
Merchantettes
were
downing
Our
Handicap
18
to
one.
In
the
iourin
h'ij
"jwj.
v:
onus
.
nin
in-
.u
nmtrhlnl
mite.-
.
.i.
-
..,.ini.
nlno
nlrH
TOtai
JIu
verwsing
is
use
wrc
jjiu.
fixture
oi
me
cycihub
.--
tardseed
the
ten
Uwusand
will
be-
a
,clean
sweep
three
game
to
The
league
standing:
t
come
a
hundred
thousand.
Prince
nll
vjct0rv
over
Telephone
Girls
to
w
Ruperts
beautilui
garaens,
caw
cncl
tne
first
quarter
oi
tne
actiia
i"ib
-
lent
museum
and
wonderful
totem
naU
in
fourth
place.
High
average
Aanettes
i
it
.ltlm
tn
hnnil
thl
.
niumltiir
hi
e
TVt
Our
Qinf
i.
.
mirK
inav
wrj
uuiiu
.w
crnnr
nil
li
11
v
i
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....
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1
1.
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J
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w
-
.
-
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.
14
13
tMerchantettes
9
Blue
Birds
10
2
3
Rig
Sisters
8
Telephone
Girls
8
97
P
Knox
Hotel
8
86
151
129
104
128
91
63
94
233
233
823
896
SKI
CLUB
2
154
128
137
154
220
t
72
805
2
116
155
183
101
165
18
798
rL
5
7
8
3
154
125
193
117-
129
.75
790
3
191
IS'
low.
The
Letter
Box
GIVE
YOUTH
A
CHANCE
Editor.
Dally
News:
'
Why
ls
there
no
skating
rink
In
the
city?
Surely
IX
all
the
youth
192
1
organizations
got
together
and
ap-l4qiproached
Mr.
Alder
and
put
the
177.
question
to
him,
he
would
help
us
15
out.
Why
should
the
youth
of
our
2,1
!
city
if
they
want
to
skate
have
to
21
3
137
62
129
92
76
199
Total
920
889
695
ANGERS
1
go
lo
different
parts
of
the
city?
Most
of
the
towns
of
Prince
Rupert's
size
in
British
Columbia
have
skating
rinks
of
their
own.
Why
not
Prince
Rupert?
I
am
sure
If
we
approached
the
merchants
of
the
city,
they
would
also
help.
So
give
the
youth
a
chancel
Who
will
be
the
first
to
give
the
lead?
V.
LEHTO
l..M
A'T
Nolle
f
Intention
to
41plt
to
l.roe
Unit
In
Prince
Rupert
land
Recording
Durtrtot
ol
BrlUmi
CrfumbU.
nd
ttu-ate
on
Zay
Uland
on
the
N.
W
point
on
west
side
of
On
reef
oil
Arsmiaiu
Potot.
Talc
notice
thai
Frank
Waterman
1
01
ot
Prtnoe
Rupert.
B.
C.
occiip'ra
.-"'
iDtnvda
to
apply
for
leane
ot
uve
lowing
deeotbed
land:
all
of
the
mt
Aramrazu
ruuiv.
Comnv-nelng
t
a
poet
planted
or
Ui
high
graay
paint
oa
the
8ouXn
Side
of
the
reef
thence
1800
feet
NortheaM.;
th-noe
1500
fst
Northwest
thenoe
1800
Xtet
6ouUia-U
then.
1500
leet
SouUieaM
and
containing
S3
acres,
mere
or
lena
miwv
WATPRUAN.
fi,t
Diled
October
4.
1937.
276
'
-
';
185
1
I.ANII
ACT
im
Not
lee
nt
Intention
lo
Apply
tn
158
1
jn
prtnoe
Rupert
Land
Recording
"2
District
of
Brftlih
OolumWa.
and
aitu-'
ate
East
of
Prince
Lehoo
Wajid
In
llutivn
Bay
Pa.
south
of
Dunda-"i
918
Island
eccrp4cucm
white
rock
jhlgh
(marked
oa
chart).
Take
nouce
vnat
rran
nurmnu
i
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
occupation
Miner
Interdt
to
atfuy
lor
a
Jase
ot
we
tui.
14S
lowing
descrlted
laivon:
au
01
a
laplcuoiw
whit
rork
8S
fret
high
189:
it
Its
aurrcundlnea
aurrfundlnga
(Rock
marked
165
208
1.AMI
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
fijid
on
Chort).
rcnunencXSj
at'
a
post
planted
on
a
framy
reck
200
feet
B.
E.
of
N.
W
Comer
eti
McrUieast
lde
thenoe
600
fee
SouUiecaU
thenoe
800
feet
outh-wes
tbenoe
800
St
I
Ncrthwest:
thence
800
feet
Northeast
and
containing
16
acrea,
more
or
Vem.
FRANK
WATEKitAN,
Dated
October
4.
1937.
I
i
..M)
RKilKTKV
.VT
Re:
rerllflratf
of
Title
Son.
19009-1.
tl
;
l.ol
four
llunilretl
anil
Tlilrly-taiir
(IJI,
Kanre
lle
S),
rwt
iHMnri,
wild
lo
contain
One
Hundred
and
nilT-tliree
(I.1SI,
acree,
more
or
lexi.
WHEREAS
nroof
of
ion
of
the
"above
Certificate,
of
.Title
lamied
in
the
name
of
Thomea
It.
Canroy
haa
been
filed
In
thla
oftlce.
notice
la
hereby
glv
that
I
-hall,
at
the
expiration
of
one
month
from
the
date
of
the
flrat
publication
hereof,
laaue
a
provisional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
ol
aald
lout
certificate,
unlens
In
the
meantime
valid
objection
be
made
to
me
In
wrltlnc.
DATED
at
the
Uuid
RegUtry
Office.
Prtoc
Rupert,
B.
C
thla
9th.
day
of
Novetrtbt,
AD.
1937,
ANDREW
THOMPSON.
Deputy
RegUtrar
of
Tltlea,
In
Prince
nivpert
Land
Recording
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
attu
ate
on
White
Sand
Wand,
1
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
of
Prtnoe
Rupert,
occupation
miner,
lr.
tend
to
apply
for
lease
at
the
following
described
land:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
on
of
the
high
cliffs
on
White
Band
Island
and
being
300
feet
from
the
9.
E.
comer
of
Whit
Sand
Island,
and
on
Ita
eaat
side,
thence
000
feet
8.
W,:
thence
800
feet
N.
W.;
thence
600
iet
N.
E.;
thence
800
feet
8.
E.
and
con
talnlng
13
acres,
more
or
leu.
!
FRANK
WATERMAN
1
Pnte
AUguat
38,
IB37,
"
1
LANlf
ItEOlSTItV
ACT
'
Re;
OerMflt&t
of
Title
No.
31S4-T,
to
U
Thirteen
413)
arid
IVurteei
111))
Block
Nine
(9),
Town
of
Stewart.
M&p
818
WHEREAS
'
prooi
tji
loss
of
the
above
Certifloat
of
Title
ksued
In
the
name
of
Wallace
Lanley
hat
been
filed
In
thU
office,
noltoe
U
Ivereby
given
that
1
ahull,
nt
the
eiplratlor,
of
one
month
trom
(the
date
Of
the
flrftt
publkaatlcti
iwwl.
Uue
a
provisional
Cert.Ulse.te
of
Tttl
In
lieu
o!
aald
lost
certificate,
unless
In
the
meantime
rllld
ob)ratlon
he
made
to
me
In
writing.
DATED
a,t
the
land
Registry
Office,
FrhTie
Rupert,
B.
C,
Uvts
23rd.
day
of
October,
1B37.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
'
Deputy
Oegtftrfcr
of
Tltlea.
GATHER!
Ivilliain
rib!.,,
im
.
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