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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
-Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Tuesday.
November
9,
1937.
LIBERTY
IX
A
SHACK
Liberty
in
a
shack
is
better
,than
severe
restrictions
Two
Killed
In
Quebec
Crash
Girl
Pilot
anu
i
..
Their
Lifts
at
.
w
..ct
I.c
Airport
QUEBEC.
Nov.
10:
(CP
A
young
woman
pilot
and
her
passenger,
a
Quebec
architect,
were
killed
in
the
crash
of
an
airplane
at
St.
Louis
airport
here.
Man
in
the
Moon
Welcome
to
our
old
friend
Winter.
May
he
behave
himself
as
a
gentleman
should
and
not
overstay
his
welcome.
The
Chinese
were
not
defeated.
They
have
simply
withdrawn
to
a
more
favorable
position.
The
Japs
are
not
at
war.
They
are
simply
carrying
out
a
punitive
expedition
in
China.
There!
I
asked
you
not
to
leave
the
kitchen
.door
open."
(
-Why.
what's
happened?"
i
j
The
draught
has
shut
the
cook-;
!err
book
and
now
I
I
what
I'm
cooking!"
shan't
know.
Where
there's
a
will
there's
a
won't,
as
the
funny
pictures
say.
Jake
says
he's
no
politician
so
he
.can't
be
expected
to
keep
ax-actly
to
what
he
says.
A
woman
may
not
know
wha'
I
An
optimist
is
a
man
who
fie-'
ores
.that
when
his
shoes
wear
out
he
will
be
back
on
his
feet
again.'
".How
did
you
like
those
Chinese
back-scratchers
I
brought
you?'
"Is
that
what
they
were?
My
wife's
.been
making
me
eat
salad
with
them!"
;
SWINGTIME
IN
QUINTUPLET
LAND
Mff:
'V;
ll'
'
Swingtime
ha&reached
the
Dafo
hospital
in
Callendar,
Ont.,
but,
it's
not
the;kind
usually
asso
Noted
with
Hollywood
or
Broadway.
This
swfngtime
is
the
old
fashioned
type
of
fastening
a
swing
to
a
tree
and
sailing
hish
into
the
air.
Annette
Dionne,
who
seems
to
be
going
indivldu
'.:stic.
has
already
learned
the
technique
of
leaning
forward
t
accelerate
her
speed.
Her
four
sisters
are
equally
at
home
on
a
swing
as
Is
the
famous
quint
shown
above
Bernice
Palmer
says
.
.
.
...
.vvw
j
Worid
is
amoed
into
twcito
caiifornlans!
Id
hate
anv
not
DV
any
means
the
most
efficient
method
Of
govern-
glasses,
those
whp
say
a
thing
can
ihonest-to-goodness.
-
dyed-in-the-
menL
Take
Italy
as
an
example.
Noneof
us
like
theideaqf.not.be
done
and
those
who
go
to
,wcoi
caiifomian
to
set
hold
of
being
restricted
in
our
liberties
and
regimented
as
they,worJC
ao
that
item
today!
You
know,
down
are
in
the
country
ruled
over
by
Mussolini.
The
Italians,
.c.i.
however,
seem
to
like
It.
.they
sometimes
take
the
wrong
Uhe
storm
referred
to
has
been
;
A
recent
visitor
to
Italy,
writing
of
her
observations,
roost.
v
.thoroughly
banwti
from
caufor-
teJJS
hOW
the
indolent
DeODle
Of
the
Old
daVS
have
tjeen!
:
nia
annals
-tana
memories
it
transformed
into
aevressive
vitalized
men
and
women
J
Cotv-
Haro,d
Rybone.
provincial
would
(be
labeled
today
as
libelous
There
is
greater
efficiency,
self
sufficiency
and
ambition
SS'.SSLw!
??J
"i
I"!1!
F:
shown
everywhere.
The
cities
are
no
longer
dirty
and
un-
eoUYer
rm
escoit
duty.
He
tic
cnjoyjns
our
second
crop
of
roses.
children's
comments,
on
this
phen-;
omena
at
the
nursery
school
next
morning
.were
most
amusing.
Bar-nice
Patricia
gravely
Informed
:her
nlnvmstM
that
thunder
was
Jesu.s
utmpi
anu
ine
oeggars
nave
aisappearea
irom
me
SireeiS,
south
a
prisoner
and
a
.mental
pa-
We
did
have
a
thunder
storm
I
instances,
orielnalitv
came
natur
especially
those
frequented
by
tourists.
Today
cleanli-
tient-
the
?ther
ni?ht-
however,
and
the:
j'ly
i
found,
especially
in
the
little
ness
is
apparent
everywhere
both
in
,the
streets
and
.the
:J
people,
"l
he
street
cleaners
really
work
and
take
a
pride
in
it.
The
visitor
notes
that
there
is
efficiency
even
in
the
'
customs
department
and
that
everything
is
(lone
to
make
the
visits
of
tourists
pleasant.
Auto
horns
are
taboo,
in
:
fact
it
s
aganst
the
law
to
iblow
a
horn
in
the
crowded
'
streets
and
at
night
the
flash
of
lights
takes
the
place
of;
the
horn.
Iron
fences
are
being
replaced
by
education,;
the
people
there
being
taught
,ta
respct
public
and
private
j
property.
Great
public
works
have
been
carried
out,
giv-!
ing
employment
to
many
and
those
unable
to
work
are
cared
for
by
the
state.
While
we
do
not
like
many
of
the
methods
of
the
corporative
state
we
have
to
admit
that
it
is
getting
results
and,
if
we
are
to
keep
pace
with
these
fascist
countries
we
shall
have
to
try
to
adapt
some
of
their
methods
to
our
democracy
or
we
shall
be
left
far
behind
in
the
advance
of
civilization.
j,
Nobody
in
Italy
refuses
to
work
and
then
whines
because
the
government
relief
is
so
small.
The
Duce
has
no
use
for
that
kind
of
citizen
.and
neither
has
a
democracy.
Our
methods
will
certainly
have
to
change.
Liberty
in
a
shack
is
all
right
but
it
does
not
always
make
for
progress.
SEES
IMPORTANT
CENTRE
"I
thoroughly
believe
that,
in
spite
of
little
setbacks
of
the
past,
Prince
Rupert
is
going
to
be
an
important
centre.
Vancouver.
cannot
always
keep
the
city
back.
The
natural
resources
being
developed
and
the
general
movement
of
business
northward
is
bound
to
result
in
an
increase
in
population
and
an
increase
in
.prestige
.of
this
northern
centre.
Some
people
here
have
waited
a
long
-time
for
this
development
.but
I
do
not
think
they
will
have
to
wait
much
longer.
I
see
great
changes
coming
about
in
the
next
few
years."
This
was
the
sentiment
expressed
by
a
local
.businessman
who
is
.in.close
,touch
Avith
the
.vhole
country
and
who
does
not
himself
expect
to
be
-in
.the
city
to
share
its
prosperity.
It
is
the
view
held
by
us.
We
were
hoping
that
the
pulp
mill
might
have
come
soon
and
that
there
Woyld
have
been
an
.influx
of
new
people
with
new-ideals,
new
ideas
and
plenty
of
pluck
to
stand
,by
what
they
belieye
to
behest
for
the.city.
AVhaUveneed
is.a
few
.new
fighters,
men
.with
--vision
and
virility
-to
take
up
the
fight
where
the
old
timers
seem
to
have
)eft
off
.
a!e
i?ot
SN
hat
-tne
flulp
mill
.is
not
coming.
We
believe
it
will
but
its
coming
is
bound
to
be
delayed
for
a
few
months
or
possibly
a
year
or
so.
In
the
meantime
we
must
carry
on
as
if
it
was
never
heard
of.
After
all,
the
building
of
a
city
does
not
depend
upon
one
industry,
important
as
such
an
industry
must
be.
j
usrts
-7.
V
VA
V
,
On
Jiundred
tad
twenty
years
ago
there
were
only
seven
of
us
working
on
the
surT
of
the
Bank
cashier,
an
account'
ant,
a
paring
teller,
.a
seconJ
teller,
a
discount
clerk,
a
second
bookkeeper,
and
a
porter
Tthat
was
the
entire
staff.
Today
we
are
more
than
6000,
in
more
.than
JOOranches,
all
working
to
render
modem,
experienced
banking
service.
Our
Bank's
career.
Jus
,
been
inseparably
woven
into,
the
career
of
die
nation
and
every
part
of
it.
Foupded
in
1817,
the
Bank
at
once
became
a
financial
pathfinder
for
Canada's
pioneers.
Through
all
.the
intervening,
eventful,
growing
years
iiif,.,
I
To
.begin
with.
I
had
Just
put
in
nearly
an
hour
looking
for
"SJ-
Prince
Rupeit
Brancli:
F.
A,
MacCALLUM,
Manager
Stewart
IJrancIi:
II.
V.
LITTLER,
Manager
ficiency"
under
"I"
to
find
Webster
had
moved
Into
ths
-E"
classification
when
a
lelter
from
Prince
Rupert
arrived
asking
me
lit
there
wasn't
something
that
could
,be
done
about
my
spelling.
Now
for
years,
ever
since
I
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
"a
bank
wliere
imall
accounts
are
welcome"
MoJ.rn,
tipri,iui
Banking
Sfitt
.
.
.
Tfc
Ouicunw
of
120
Ye,t'
SttccrtWv!
Optritjo
I'
matter
of
my
spelling.
What
I
could
do
without
half
trying!
But
to
go
back
to
the
beginning
and
that
letter.
Ever
since
becoming
a
publicity
hound
and
breaking
into
print,
I
have
rather
prid-.ed
.mys?lf
.on
.the
.ww
J
sattled
down,
to
become
commonplace
,
even
to
the
extent
of
purchasing
a
dictionary
and
consulting
it
when
,the
.occasion
aros.e.
There
are
pnly
.three
.cardinal
rulas
in
Journalism.
I
learned
accuracy,
.accuracy
and
'.
nore
a:cura
-y.
I
spent
hours
.vert-1
fyin
recipes,
bits
jjf
new.
an'!
1
what
have
you.
not
to
mention!
ths
hours
r.
lent
trying
to
locate
j
wcjrds
in
thf'jnewst
and
most
ex-i
rcijstve
addition
.of
a
standard!
dictionary.'
&iy
manuscripts
ibe-l
came
masterpieces
of
conventiona!
,
s-.ellln--but
and
here
is
where
Ihe
rub
comes-tevidently
someone
in
the
Dail"
News
office
didn't
un-1
.derstand
the
-extent
.of
,my
I
skir-oed
It
when
a
slight
tyno-j
Tah!cal
error
such
as
"hie"
fori
'UiU
cept
Into
this
otymn.
but
j
new
I
have
a
much
more
serious
-e?ve.
When
It
comes
to
spelling
i
""-alirornla"
with
the
r"
tbefo-e
ithe
"o,
ar.d
making
this
foliate
isoundilike
some
palent
medicine,
well,
there
is
reason
for
re-i
monstrance.
I
wouldn't
mind
it
so
much
if
it
wasn't
for
the
money
frittered
away
on
a
dictionary,
pictionarlea
are
suoposed
to
make
everything
right
again.
Oakland.
Cal
CHEERIO'
We
Remember
Jo
the
vCanadian
Legion,
BJELS.U,
By
Winifred
O.
.Brass
-hammering
the
stars
in
the
.sky.
I
?ave
we
forgotten.
Comrades,
that
jwonder
what
she
would
think
of
'ou
lie
ithe
Northern
Liehb.?
wpt
in
dim
peace,
the
quiet
Imagine
my
embarrassment
to,
nd
jirhlle
I
am
on
the
subject
pick
u?
a
Prince
Rupert
Dally
of
misrepresentations
and
what
ews
ana
learn
mat
oenucc
,nave
you
I
have
another
.com
in
a
palace.
That
is
the
feeline
oi
the
average
Anglo-Sax-i1
ntt
.but
she
usually
gets
it.
j'pataer
is
complaining
about
theipint
to
register.
This
is
a
really
nn
Y
at
it
mncT
tv
nrimMtGri
fhot
mir
hnactol
rtomrwrflfV
l?i
;
.nijnai
burned
up?
complaint.
and
am
fields
among?
Those
Dawns
we
waited
'neath
a
monstrous
sky.
Together,
while
the
qulverine
I
nearv
grew
strung
Of
its
own
need
Strange,
bitto.
paths
and
long.
Worn
weary
feet
have
travelled
ceaselessly;
Mud,
fevers,
anguish
and
thj
mystic
tie.
Born
.amid
war
and
peril,
hate
and
wrong,
Are"
you
forgotten,
there,
among
your
peers?
learned
for
sure
J
wasn't
cut
out
Rlsc!
:Lct
us
hence!
Sweet,
clarion
to
be
a
genius,
.f
have
rather
prided
myself
on
being
original.
In
some
of
Canadian
life,
our
Bank
has
kept
strong
and
efficient
by
pursuing
a
policy
of
safety
for
depositors
and
by
keeping
our
services
always
abreast
of
modern
conditions.
In
times
of
expansion
and
depression,
in
the
best
and
the
worst
of
economic
conditions;
through
peace
and
wars,
panics
and
political
upheavals,
Canadians
have
learned
to
rely
upon
the
unwavering
safety
and
banking
assistance
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Older
than
the
Dominion
itself,
yet
young
as
the.
latest
sound
business
enterprise
of
.Canada,
we'
are
working
as
usual
on
our
120th
Birthday,
I
bugles
blow!
Vfccut
.the
Stone
bright
scarlet
poppies
glow!
Across
the
years,
this
morn
i
of
.Bleak
JJoember,
Toegther
still,
my
Comrades:
Wr.
remember!
SERVICE
JPEOAIS
Wednesday
10th
to
Saturday
,13th
Uauet
rust
tirade.
3
is.
Haion
liood
quality.
Lb
:
Xsts-tUssd
.Quality.
3
KAoz
.'.
.
.
Raisins
Seedless
bulk.
Lb.
Walnuts
Shelled
Lb.
Pineapple
Kings
,2
for
,Brown
-Sugar
,4,
lbs
Candied
Cherries
Good
quality.
ji,b.
Tomato
Juice
Campbell's.
.3
.tins
d;pkg-.
p,xxdpl.and
2
Cfilay
Sojrr-Both
for
$1.05
35c
SLOP
15p
32c
9c
23c
39c
20c
30c
FrXV
qi,ty
pork
,and
Means
nr
-3
tlrw
&OKs
f'Jta!i
Spaglietll
Tin
.UetllundiOysler
Soup
an
r?Mc
rwrge.
;C;n
(JrapefruiU-
2
for
,
;
Cabbaje
Lb.,
ITanattas
?
..Cprn'j
Uqney
ficr
bri;k
Wc
10c
40
c
9c
4c
35c
35,c
Special
Attention
fllven
,to
Out
vpf
I
Town
Orders
Ranee
&
Hardy
Wednesday
n,v
WAKE
UP
YOUR
i'
LIVER
BILE-
And
YouTl
Jump
Out
of
B4
j
V-
It
I
.
Hquxl
biU
Uto
row
t.7V
J
it
jut
dkr
ta
a.
t
tU
Yh
ld
J
Bukt
lh.
U,
tow
lri,
-
I?'..'-T
ol
nkaM(
but
kt
e
ti)
thCL
Aftk
Fm
f
.
i
......
.
T
RAPPERS
Get
the
best
prices
far
jour
f.urs.
Bring
them
up
town
ind
st
GotdbloQm
before
selling,
Has
big
connrctior.i
icd
tn
pay
more
than
anyone
eb.
GOLDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
.Rooms
Are
Clen
The
House
Is
Wxna
The
Service
Fritndlj
The
Rates
Are
P.euoiukle
KNOX
HOTEL
tR.tBrasell
X.
M.
BriMll
THE
err
at
f
rii
r
a
I
ITV
t
MM
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
onlj
utooo
.canning
cpmpany
wlAM
the
year
round
payrou
to
P.rlnce
pupeit
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
Wnm
AInvine
and
Storage
Transfer
and
Delivery
Quick
Service
Jasper
Coal
Bulkloy
Valley
Coal
Lump,
Egg,
Nut,
Slack
Cedar,
Jlirch,
Jackpine
WOOD
Ciird
Tables
and
Chairs
For
Kept
315
SECOND
Am
Ileach
the
most
and
district
with
an
In
the.
Dally
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