m
FIT-STYLE
oVALUE
In
Twenty-Five
Years
Tha
stub
train,
which
left
here
THE
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you
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how
they
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
past.
Others
think
it
might
be
a
wise
course
to
turn
the1
finances
and
management
over
to
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne.
In
view
of
marked
differences
of
opinion
the
only
way
to
arrive
at
a
proper
decision
would
seem
to
be
to
submit
a
plebiscite
to
the
ratepayers
of
the
city
and
to
be
willing
to
abide
by
the
decision.
That
should
be
a
democratic
way
to
arrive
at
a
decision.
In,the
meantime
therk:heme
should
Ur
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I..
....
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f
'
.
.
IK
aUMiilJllL'U
IU
U1L
L'Jt'ClUrS
in
uiaau.
What
is
needed
just
now
is
a
new
building
so
that
patients
may
receive
the
very
best
of
care
and
treatment.
Their
needs
should
be
uppermost
in
th
minds
of
the
people.As
it
stands
the
Sisters
appear
to
be
the
only
ones
proposing
to
provide
the
full
amount
of
money
needed
in
addition
to
that
now
on
hand.
The.
alternative
so
far
is
to
try
to
collect
$30,000
so
that
a
new
wing,
costing
approximately
$100,000,
may
be
erected.
Trains
Are
Still
Running
Slowly
ttraln
from
the
east
which
shoul:
ihave
arrived
here
Thursday
nighi
but
which,
owing
to
snowslides
it
:
the
Kwlnltsa
and
Skeena
area,
hat
!
to
turn
back,
got
back
at
10
thl
Snow
Conditions
Along
Lower
I
morning.
It
had
been
delayed
b;
Skeena
Reported
to
be
Heaviest
,
snw
conditions
along
the
lowe
i
Skeena
which
are
said
to
be
th
worst
In
over
twenty-five
years.
The
train,
due
from
the
east
a
yesterday
morning
for
Terrace
to
10:20
tonight,
was
reported
thi
bring
In
passengers,
mall,
express
morning
to
be
two
hours
and
fift:
and
baggage
from
the
regular
minutes
late
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PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
March
6
183?
II
f
I
HOSPITAL
SITUATION
'
Editor,
Daily
News:
'
As
a
graduate
of
flt.
Joseph's
'Hospital,
Victoria,
may
I
be
per-'
mitt'd
to
bring
a
few
points
be-
fwe
the
public
which
other
writer
have
not
fully
covered.
'Every
doctor
"privejeged"
to
pratic
:
in
S.
Joseph's
Hospital
k
required
to
sign,
an
agreement
."equity
Kvdlrvj
on
the
governing
itoady
and
ihe
staff."
Under
the
,rule-i
and
regulations
therein
set
forth,
".bsfpre
beginning
an
opera
tion
in,
this
hospital,
the
surgeon.
is
requires!
10
state
aeiumeiy
the
cister-ln.-charge
what
operation
he
tateods
to.
perform."
fiis
oparaUens
ore
fprbidden
and
seven
more
'specifically
f
orbldden.'i
Hence,
uuder
this
agreement,
It
is
Jibe
slstex-ln-charge
who
decides
what
operations
are
permissible.
i
Therapeutalc
abortions
are
for-
bidden
in
Catholic
hospitals
because
su:h
operations
conflict
with
the
doctrines
of
the
Catholic
re-
'igion.
;
Mr.
Harman
quotes
two
sections
,of
the
Criminal
Code
by
which
he
appears
to
show
that
any
opera
ition
that
Ls
performed
with
th?
purpose
of
saving
life
is
permls-;.-able.
In
matters
of
faith
and
,1s
in
conscience
bound
to
obey
an
:-aw
of
any
country
if
such
la
conflicts
in
any'
way
with
the
doctrines
of
the
Catholic
Church
Therefore,
notwithstanding
Mr.
j
Harmon's
quotations,
the
Catholic
Kyle
1
ih
4ittt.Vinrlt.v
fr11i-
n
Some
people
seem
to
get
quite
excited
about
the
hospi-
catholic
hospitals,
i
need
only
tal
situation.
We
suggest
that
there
is
no
need
for
excite-'te
the
Canadian
laws
regtu-ding
ment.
It
is
simply
a
question
of
service.
Prince
Rupert
lma?age
and
divorce
and
the
at.,
needs
.
hospital
badly
and
the
very
best
of
hospital
Vice,
home
people
think
this
should
be
provided
by
the
,
laws
in
these
two
Instances
There
sunit
or
an
organization
similar
io
mat
carrvmir
on
in
me,
are
owers
MRS.
R.
A.
MacKAY.
SHOULD
NOT
HESITATE
TO
ACCEPT
Editor,
Daily
News:
-
A
meeting
of
the
General
Hospital
Association
Is
called
for
Mon
The
situation
as
I
see
it
is
as
fol
lows:
j
The
present
hospital
Is
obsolete
and
has
been
condemned
by
the
Fire
Marshal
as
a
fire
trap
and
one
ncapable
of
ever
being
other
than
l
fire
trap.
As
a
consequence,
some
teps.
must
be
taken
to
obtain
a
substitute
for
the
present
In
what
way
can
this
be
achiev
ed?
The
government
is
unwilling
to
provide
the
necessary
funds.
No
easonable
person
thinks
for
a
moment
that
the
necessary
amount
:an
be
raised
by
voluntary
contri
butions
in
this
city,
or
the
surrounding
district,
or
elsewhere.
Two.
other
methods
have
been
sug
Sisters
in
question
were
"asked"
to
submit
an
offer,
copies
of
which
have
been
laid
before
the
proper!
authorities.
j
that
the
killing
of
an
unborn
child
by
"direct
means"
is
condemned
by
the
Catholic
Church.
But
Mr.
Jones,
who
consulted
a
'high
Catholic
authority,"
says
in
his
letter
that
the
Catholic
Church
does
not
con-
morals
the
Catholic
Church
is
ajdemn
abortion
when
the
doctor
law
unto
itself
and
no
Catholic
I
considers
it
necessary.
Evidently,
there
is
some
slight
disagreement
of
opinion
between
reliable
sources
and
high
Catholic
authorities.
Per
haps
Mr.
Harman
and
Mr.
Jones
had
better
get
together
on
this
matter.
day
evening
at
8
o'clock
and
it
is
opinion?
highly
desirable
that
all
citzens
of
,
When
Mr.
Harman
and
Mr.
Jones
n-nce
Kupert
who
wish
to
see
the
get
together
on
the
aforementioned
establishment
of
a
first
class
hos-
subjects,
Mr.
Harman
might
ask
pital
in
this
city
should
attend
at
Mr.
Jones
to
look
up
the
case
of
tne
city
Hau
and
give
expression
Hague
versus
St.
Boniface
Hospl
to
their
views
on
this
subject,
tal,
which
was
tried
in
the
Man!
toba
courts
In
the
spring
of
last
year.
Mr.
Harman
will
find
that
St.
Boniface
Hospital
discharged
its
very
able
radiologist,
Dr.
Omar
G.
Hague,
for
expressing
his
onln-
ion
on
euthanasia
(mercy
killing),
which
expression,
it
was
claimed,
was
"a
violation
of
the
moral
code
by
which
all
Catholic
hospitals
are
governed,"
and
had
"prejudicially
affected
the
hospital."
A
mere
expression
of
a
scientific
opinion,
mark
you,
gentlemen.
This
time
the
Catholic
Church
'and
the
law
were
not
in
agreement
tor
Mr.
Justice
Dennlstoun
gave
Judgment
in
favor
of
the
plaintiff,
Dr.
Hague,
stating
that
he
considered
It
the
right
of
every
nrofes-
slonal
man
to
express
himself
on
gested:
one,
by
the
hospital
board,
'scientific
affairs
if
he
wished
to
do
that
there
should
be
an
additional
s0-
levy
for
hospital
purposes
on
the
rateable
property
of
this
city.
The
alternative
the
acceptance
by
the
ilty
on
a
gratuitous
offer
by
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne
to
erect
a
first
class,
modern,
fireproof
building
it
a
cost
of
$200,000,
on
condition
that
certain
assets
belonging
to
the
present
hospital
Institution
should
be
turned
over
to
them.
That
there
should
be
any
hesita
tion
In
choosing
which
of
these
methods
should
be
adopted
would,
to
an
outsider,
I
think,
appear
ridiculous,
but
apparently
the
approval
of
the
public
is
not
altogether
una
nimous,
the
dissentients
being
apparently
under
some
Impression
that
the
Bisters
are
pressing
for
the
acceptance
of
their
offer.
The
in
tub
si
nti:Mi:
coi
ht
ok
intuitu
(
Ol.l'MHIA
III
I'rnJiitle
In
llie
Mailer
of
llir
-Admin
Mm
I
lor
Mt"
And
In
tlijfi
Matter
of
I
lie
(Male
of
Mak-nlm
MUiy,
He
ceased
Take
notice
that
toy
order
of
Hli
Honor
VV
Z.
Fisher,
the
23rd
day
of
apni,
j.jo,
I
was
piluted
Eecutoi
of
the
eotate
of
Malcolm
Mllloy,
de-
ceiusad,
and
all
parties
having'
clalDis
against
W
ea
estate
-Bie
hereby
re
quired
to
furnish
name,
crorxirtv
verl-
fled,
to
me
on
or
before
the
27th
pf
March,
A.
D.
1037,
and
all
partlet
Indebted
.to
the
estate
are
reaulml
to
pay
the
amount
of
thlr
Indebted
ra
to.
FRANK
PEATtCE.
Port
Clemvervta,
B.C.
Oft1l
the
2dUj
daw
of
JVliruary,
A
O
1037.
'
i
MRS.
J.
B,
MacKAY.
YES
OK
NO
Editor,
Daily
News:
The
hospital
Issue
is
in
the
hands
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
It
Is
up.
to
them
to
say
yes
or
no
to
the
magnificent
offer
of
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne,
it's
a
business
and
humanitarian
proposition,
not
to
be
befogged
with
religious
The
Sisters
are
not
so
anxious,
as
some
seem
to
think,
to
spend
$200,000
on
a
hospital
at
Prince
Rupert,
and
unless
their
offer
is
endorsed
by
a
good
majority
of
the
people,
so
as
to
make
them
feel
welcome,
they
will
certainly
not
come.
Every
business
man
under
stands
the
heavy
responsibility
they
assume
in
Investing
such
a
sum
In
Prince
Rupert,
In
days
when
things
are
so
unsettled
In
the
world
at
large.
Every
one
knows
that
the
actual
hospital
is
obsolete
and
a
fire
trap.
Moreover
it
is
the
common
talk
heard
on
every
side
that
the
$30
000
required
to
build
only
a
wing
Of
the
new
hosnital
cannot
h
raised
in
Prince
Rupert.
Hencej
came
the
thought
to
Invite
the
Sisters.
j
It's
all
nonsense
to
set
a
value
of
$100,000
on
the
assets,
of,
the
old''
hospital.
I
wonder
"how
much
one
NEW
DANCE
FILM
HERE;
"Swing
Time,"
With
Fred
Astalre
And
Cirvm
Rogers,
At
J
At
Capitol
Theatre
would
pay
for
a
building
that
must
be
dismantled.
The
efficiency
of
the
Sisters
as
hospital
operators
Is
well
established.
They
have
no
need
of
my
praises.
They
run
the
hospitals
of
Smlthers,
Ketchikan,
Juneau,
Daw
son,
Fairbanks,
etc.,
besides
then-large
hospitals
in
the
south
and
east.
People
who
have
never
been
In
their
hospitals
can
inquire
from
i
the
above
places
and
they
will
learn
that
the
Sisters
give
the
best
jmslble
service
to
every
patient
irrespective
of
any
creed
or
no
creed
or
race
that
they
give
the
same
attention
to
the
rich
and
poor.
Again
It
Is
up
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
to
say
yes
or
no.
A
negative
answer
will
not
displease
the
Sisters
in
the
least.
It
will
not
even
hurt
the
feeling
of
any
reasonable
Catholic
In
the
city.
H.
LETOURNEAU.
HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION
Editor,
Dally
News:
The
letter
from
Mrs.
McKay
in
vour
issue
of
Thursday
savors
a
?ood
deal
of
narrow-minded
Ignorance
and
prejudice
atralnst
tha
Catholic
religion.
In
St.
Paul's
Hospital,
Vancouver,
operated
by
iuns,
they
have
100
.percent
more
lases
to
attend
to
than
those
alluded
to
Iby
Mrs.
McKay
and
do
not
allow
religious
codes
to
Interfere
with
common
sense
treatment.
Besides
the
doctors
would
not
allow
them
to
do
so.
Catholic
nuns
are
not
narrow-minded
or
Ignorant.
They
are
broad-minded
and
intelligent
and
know
how
to
run
a
hospital
efficiently
and
economically.
By
what
I
hear
around
town,
the
local
hospital
authorities
do
not
want
a
religious
order
to
have
the
man
agement
of
the
hospital
for
many
reasons
and
one
of
these
reasons
Is
obvious
to
the
meanest
intelli
gence
and
to
anyone
who
knows
Kupert
as
I
do
"The
Town
with
a
Curse."
GEORGE
STRATHCARN
MOVING
TO
MOOSE
HALL
I).
Elio
Leases
Larger
Premises
And
Will
Put
on
Big
Sale
Next
Week
Vlftth
numerous
attractive
new.
The
whole
of
the
ground
noor
For
Prince
Runert
to
hesitate
i
elements
including
a
sensational
of
the
-
Moose
Hall
building
pn
for
a
moment
to
accept
this
offer
j
solo
dance
In
blackface
by
Astalre;
.Third
Avenue
has
been
leased
by
would
seem
to
me
to
be
runnine
i
the
nresenlaiion
'of
the
latest
"Ball
Jtrue
to
form
and
standing
in
Us'
room
rag
"Tile.
Swing
Waltz";";
own
light,
as
it
has
done
on
several1,
gorgeous
.setting?;
a
splendid
sup?:
previous
Important
occasions.
1
porting
casi;
a.
.brand.
n,cw.
type
of
which
need
not
here
be
enumer-l
story,
and
catchy
hit
tunes,
the
D.
Elio
and
he"
wm
move
into,
the
Ated.
There
should
be
no
necessity
I
hilarious
musical
romance,
"Swing
:
premises
in
order
to
properly
dis
for
urging
all
persons
interested
'
Time."
feature
Fr?d
Astalre
ancU
play
his
goods,
The
new
premises,
to
attend
the
meeting
on
Monday
Ginger
.Rogers,,
is.
seen,
.on,
theare,
admirably
suited
to
the
pur-1
night
and
giving
apjiroval
to
the
acceptance
of
the
Sisters'
offer.
The
grave
danger,
as
I
see
it,
is
that
if
there
is
any
strenuous
objection
to
the
acceptance
of
the
Sisters'
offer,
it
will
be
withdrawn.
W.
O.
FULTON.
MRS.
MacKAY
KEI'MES
Editor,
Daily
News:
Mr.
Harman,
in
his
letter
of
yes
terday,
says
that
ne
consulted
a
place
within
the
neat
few
weeks.
Mr.
Elio
savs
'his
business
has!
been
Increasing
and
ft
has
.become
neoef.sary
for
him
to
get
larger
Miieerj
of
the
CapitoJ
Theatre
iiere
I
pose
of
a
furniture
business
and
JiLs
weekend.
were
occupied
by
the
Barries,
fa-
Love
affairs,
and
complications
ther
aud
sou,,
for
a
number
of
feature
the
story
plot,
with
Astalre
years,
endeavoring
to.
rid
himself
of
a
!
In
order
to
make
moving
easier,
haughty
fiance,
Beity
Fumess,
sol
Mr.
Elio
is
putting
on
a
.sale
next
that
he
may
marry
Miss
Rogers
i
week
commencing
on
Tuesday
at
and
at
the
same
time
trying
to
discourage
a
glamorous
orchestra
head
the
supporting
cast
and
pro
vide
much
of
the
fun.
Eric
Blore,
usually
a
whimsical
butler,
who
is
always
popular,
also
has
a
prominent
part.
The
hit
songs
include
"The
Waltz
in
Swing
Time,"
"Pick
Yourself
Up,"
"Never
Gonna
Dance,"
"The
Way
You
Look
Tonight"
and
"A
Pine
Romance."
At
the
Princs
Rupert
Chamber
)1
Commcres
meeting
last
night
S.
C.
Thompson,
Pete
Solem,
Georze
Ross
and
John
Ourvlch
May
I
ask
these
two
gentlemen
were
elected
to
membership
wiiat
wouia
De
me
leacning
of
the
Catholic
Church
in
the
case
of
a
confinement
where
mother
or
child
had
to
be
sacrificed?
I
can
assure
both
gentlemen
that,
in
spite
of
modern
obstetrics,
such
very
unfortunate
situations
do
arise.
Mr.
Harman
calls
those
of
us
who
take
issue
with
the
Catholic
teaching
on
this
matter
Intolerant.
What
would
Mr.
Harman
call
us,
I
wonder,
if
occupying
a
poslUon
of
uuuiuruy
in
an
institution,
we
I
discharged
an
employee
for
ex
pressing
an
opinion
a
scientific
the
building
now
occupied
by
him
opposite
the
Moose
Hall.
Further
leader,
George
Metaxa,
who
has,
parUcvlars
of
this
sale
will
be
given
matrimonial
designs
on
Ginger.
Victor
Moore
and
Helen
Broderlck,
as
a
pair
of
well-meaning
but
of-
reliable
source"
which
admitted
lten
embarrassing
matchmakers,
Monday.
HOTEL-
ARRIVALS
Central
Ernie
Butler,
T.
Johannsen
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hennlng,
city;
Jerry
Walnwright,
Stewart.
Knox
Chin
Joe,
city.
PHnce-
Rupert
Harold
Lannlng.
Vancouver.
SNAP
POWDER
CLEANS
AND
POLISHES
Washbasin,
Window,
and
b
Mirror.
Cannot
scratch.
Trappers
and
Buyers
I
have
to
fill
my
orders
YOU.
CAN
fiKT
More.
From
Me
r
am
.strong
,
pn
everything.
Make-
ypur
shipment.
As
soon
ns
I
rcei.ve
It
I
will
send
your
nvoney
G0LDBL00M
A
LENTEN
SUGGESTION
O
?
n
1
1
Seal
Salmon
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
MARGARET'S
Now.
open
at
new
location
305
Third
Ave.
West
Specially
priced
for
Monday,
March
8th
.
.
."
SKIRTS
In
good
range
of
colors
and
styles,
14-40.
For
2.25
Washable
Sport
SHIRTS
14-40.
Extra
value
at-
.75
CHURCH
NOTICES
MALKINS
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Rev.
J.
W.
Stevenson,
M.A.,
U.I).,
Ph.O.
Minister
hi
Charge
Organist:
Mrs.
K.
J.
Smith
BESTi
SUNDAY
SERVICES
11
A.M.,
"THE
ABUNDANT
LIFE"
12:15,
Sunday
School
7:30
P,M.,
"THE
MIGHT
OF
RIGHT"
Anthem
by
the
choir
Dr.
Stevenson
will
preach
Strangers
and
visitors
wlli
be
welcome
ORANGE
PEKOE
QUALITY
of,
ntacmais
cast