fAos
rovn
I
0
,
?,rt,ern
British
I
I
JOifWlOUd
Columbia
P0Wer
11
I
Jffiv
QlUUU
ComPay
limited
C.P.R,
steamer
Princess
Adelaide,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
-arrived
In
port
at
2
o'clock
Friday
afternoon
from
the
south
and
.sailed
at
10
p.m,
on
het
return
to
Vancouver'
arid
'
i
THE
SEAL
ot
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
almon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
658
Bicycle
.C.C.M.
Girls'
condition.
Price
TIUK1)
AVENUE
Vw
TWO
DRAMA
FILMS
HERE
"West
pf
Shanghai"
and
"Love
Is
"On
the
Air"
at
Capitol
Theatre
"West
of
Shanghai."
a
thrilling
melodrama
revolving
arouna
tht
oil
concessions
in
central
China
with
Boris
Karloff
in
the
leading
role
as
a
Chinese
war
lord,
and
Love
Is
on
the
Air,"
a
mystery
story
of
radio
station
life,
come
or,
a
double
bill
pros.ram
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
mid-week.
In
"West
of
Shanehai,"
an
American
(Gordon
Oliver)
discovert
fan
oil
iieia
dui
n?s
msuincieni
monpv
to
develoo
it.
Doudlas
Wood
and
Rlcardo
Cortez,
as
financiers
are
in
a
race
for
the
property
General
Fan?
(Karloff)
whose
wifc
Oliver
has
once
saved,
as
an
action
of
eratltude.
hlr"
h'm
to
becom'
comDlete
owner
of
the
oil
nronerty
The
villainous
Cortez
Is
killed
In
,a
mix-uo.
ine
ieminine
romantic
I'ntfrest
is
carried
by
Beverly
Rol-:berWnnd
Sheila
Bromley.
I
In
"Love
Is
on
the
Air"
Ronald
;
Reagan,
a
newcomer
to
the
screen
plavs
the
part
of
a
news
broad-
caster
who.
Incurring
the
wrath
of
i
his
.wonsors.
Is
demoted
to
a
child-,rpn's
story
hfur.
He
stumbles
on-
,
to
a
clue
that
leads
to
the
solution
I
of
a
mysterious
dlsannearance.
.
thrilling
gun
bittle
between
police
and
gangsters
i$
the
closing
cllmar
June
Travis
Is
the
chief
romantic
Interest.
good
working
$12.50
Bicycle
in
first
class
16.00
North
Vancouver
Pastor
Is
Coming
Rev.
J.
S.
Patterson
to
Supply
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
For
Six
Weeks
Rev.
J.
S.
Patterson
of
St.
Andrew's
Presbyterian
Church,
North
Vancouver,
will
be
coming
here
to
supply
In
the
puiplt
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
for
the
next
six
weeks
following
the
departurt
of
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hollingwortr
for
Medicine
Hat.
Labor
Defense
League
Dance
Affair
on
Christmas
Eve
Drew
i
Crowd
of
Some
Two
Hundred
Persons
Over
two
hundred
persons
were
in
attendance
at
a
successful
dance
held
in
the
Canadian
La
bor
Defence
League
Hall
on
Christmas
Eve.
Music
was
supplied
b:
Stan
Veitch's.
Orchestra
and
the
evening
was
one
of
enjoyment
to
all
present.
The
winner
of
a
turkey
In
a
raffle
was
Paul
Brentzcn
with
ticket
No.
171.
The
winning
ticket
for
the
goose
was
181.
Reach
the
most
people
iu
enj
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Dally
Neva.
HEATERS
Used
Quebec
bricklined
heater
in
full
nickel
trim.
In
first
class
CQ
A
A
condition,
medium
size.
Kitchen
Range
C-hole
Canada
Pride
range
with
water
jacket
and
large
firebox
for
wood
or
coal.
In
first
class
COS
condition..
$4D.VU
Dining
Room
Suite
Used
dining
room
suite.
Includes
buffet
with
beveled
glass.
A
A
chairs
and
table
Atl.UV
Typewriter
Royal
typewriter
in
condition.
Price
Girls
New
Heaters
Empire
Wood
Heater.
A
strictly
high
grade
heater,
built
from
heavy
furnace
steel
with
cast
iron
top,
bottom
and
front
with
cast
iron
linings
and
two
cooking
covers.
A
large
feed
door,
nickle-plated
swing
top
and
foot
rails.
Size,
2.4
inches
in
length,
height
27
inches
weight
QOC
C
A
130
lbs..
Price
V&D.DV
Stove
Pipe
Stove
Pipe.
6-incH,
full
9r
IVIItll.
1JUV.11
.......
....
.
Elbows
Stove
Pipe
Elbows.
6-inch.
30C
Each
...
.......a
Steel
Traps
Victor
No.
1
steel
traps.
CO
H(Z
Dozen
..
Victor
No.
steel
traps.
jJ575
Hours
9
a.m.
to
5
p.m.
ELIO'S
PRINCE
RUPERT
PROMINENT
I
DURING
WAR
States
had
ever
engaged.
For
five
years
he
managed
affairs
which
began
on
his
advent
In
office
with
the
Pershing
ex
pedltlon
into
Mexico
and
culmlna
ted
In
the
world
war
and
th
later
task
of
demobilization.
Thereafter
he
fought
for
th
ideals
of
Wilson,
argued
for
can
ccllation
of
war
debts
and,
as
on
of
eleven
members
of
Preslder
Hoover's
national
law
enforcemer
commission,
wrote
into
the
Wick
crsham
report
of
1931
a
persona
Death
Mrs.
J.
Yule
and
daughttcr
ol
Port
Edward
sailed
on
the
Catala
last
evening
for
Vancouver.
Mr
Yule
went
south
on
the
Cardcna
Saturday
morning.
WAIKIl
.NOTKK
nun-Moil
mill
In
take
NOTICE
THAT
Colce
Minims
Oo.
Ltd..
wlicse
Bddrcas
Is
Atlln,
u
C
will
apply
Icr
a
licence
to
take
Mid
w
Four
cud:?
leet
per
ntccina
ci
waie
out
'of
Spruce
Creek,
which
ilow
Suth-cast
and
drains
Into
Atlln
Lnk
attaM
J"lve
miles
S.
E.
of
diversion
polr.t.
The
-wtter
win
be
divcrvea
at
point
abort
250
feet
8.
E.
of
Chanco
Lea.-?
No.
687
and
will
be
used
for
Sluicing
puuvase
upon
the
mine
dc
crtbed
m
Cotoe
Mining
Co.
Ui
Leanes
Tills
notice
was
pouted
on
the
ktouh'
cn
the
8th
dav
of
November.
1937.
A
ce-py
of
Uita
noUco
and
an
appll
ration
pursuant
thereto
and
to
the
Water
Aot"
wUl
be
fUed
4n
the
offlt
of
th
Water
Recorder
at
Atiui.
u.
u
Objections
to
the
aippllcatlon
may
oc
filled
-with
the
Mild
Water
Recorder
or
with
the
Ccmptrc41er
of
Water
Rights,
ran
lament
BulltUngs,
victoria,
.
within
thirty
days
after
the
tint
ap
poa
ranee
of
this
notice
In
a
local
news
no
tx-r
COLPE
MINING
CO.
LTD,
Applicant
ti
t
ri
wiiMllno-.
Affent
The
date
of
the
first
publication
oi
this
notice
Is
December
22.
1937,
f'.M
j:i.i..vr
ion
oi'
iti;sruvK
NOTICE
IS
11EREHY
GIVEN
that
live
Windbreak
Reserve
established
by
notice
In
the
British
Columbia
Gawrtte
of
January
28th,
Ij09,
covering
iv
belt
of
land
ton
clwins
in
width
and
ex-teivding
easterly
along
tlio
coait
of
Graham
lilaiul,
Queen
Charlotte
Wan'Jt
District,
frnn
,the
month
cf
Tc-el
Rivet
to
Rwe
Point.
4s
cancelled.
II.
CAT1ICART
Dciputy
Minister
of
Lands.
Iiands
Dimnanent,
Victoria,
n.
C
i
7Ul
D.
1937.
ui
Hell
Known
Chinaman
'Chan
Quen,
Who
uperaicu
..si,",
Newton
D.
Baker,
One
of
United
I
For
years
0n
Eleventh
Avenue,
States
Great
Statesmen,
Was
Succumbs
in
Hospital
Fighting:
Pacifist
Chan
"
Quen,
well
known
local
In
the
Moo$e
Christmas
Eve
Dance
Very
Enjoyable
Event
nv
coudIcs
were
in
at-
declaratlon
In
favor
of
the
repeal
tpndance
at
the
Christmas
Eve
of
the
eighteenth
amendment.
When
President
Wilson
and
his
League
of
Nations
program
went
down
to
defeat
In
the
1920
election,
Mr.
Baker
vowed
that
ho
would
never
make
a
political
speech
that
did
not
contain
a
plea
for
the
league,
the
world
coutt
and
International
peace.
He
kept
that
vow.
especially
before
the
1924
democratic
convention.
There,
with
tears
streaming
down
his
cheeks,
he
recalled,
the
Idealism
of
his
dead
chieftain
and
warned
his
party
against
repudia
ting
Wllsonlan
policies.
Although
these
views
were
noi
always
popular,
Mr.
Baker
retain
ed
his
place
as
One
of
the
leaders
of
his
party.
Beginning
as
early
ai
1912
he
was
mentioned
six
conse
cutlve
times
as
a
possible
presl
dentlal
nominee,
but
In
"ach
In
stance
he
refused
to
take
.uu
of
the
"boom."
Mr.
Baker
attained
high
ran)-in
his
profession.
He
was
-one
o
the
leading
counsel
in
the
famou
steel
merger
battle
of
the
Young
stown
Sheet
&
Tube
Comnany.
ren
resenting
those
who
favoied
th.
merger
with
the
Bethlehem
Stee
Company.
He
also
was
counsel
for
the
Laki
Carriers
Asoclatlon
and
took
t.
leading
part
in
opposing
diversion
of
water
from
the
Great
Lakei
through
Chlcagos
sanitary
cam.
to
the
Mississippi..
Newton
DichI
Baker
was
bor
December
3,
1871,
at
Martlnsburg
W.
Va.
His
father,
for
whom
he
was
named,
was
a
physician
and
served
with
Stuart's
Cavalry
of
he
Confederate
Army
In
the
Civ''
War.
The
son
was
graduated
a'
John
Hopkins
University
In
189?
and
two
years
later
obtained
h's
law
degree
from
Washington
&
Lee
University.
He
entered
politics
In
Cleveland
where
he
served
several
terms
as
city
solicitor
and
twice
was
elected
rravor.
Shortly
after
the
explratlot
of
his
second
term.
President
Wil
son
named
him
secretary
of
wat
to
succeed
Llndley
M.
Garrison
who
resigned.
On
July
5,
1902,
Mr.
Baker
mar
ried
Elizabeth
Wells
Leopold
of
Pottstown,
Pcnn.
They
had
one
son
and
two
daughters.-
dance
in
the
Moose
Hall,
me
ai
fair
was
a
very
enjoyable
one
and
was
in
progress
from
10
p.m.
until
1
a.
m.
Music
was
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
and
B.
J.
Bacon
PRIZES
IN
Inn
flQ
was
master
oi
cerenwiuca.
,
Nellie
Gurvlch
and
Alex
Strachan
presided
at
the
door.
No.
41120
was
the
lucky
iiCKei
lor
mc
uwi
yw...
of
a
turkey.
BABY
RACE
Most
Trolific
Women
In
Italy
Are
Honored
by
II
Duce
ROME,
December
29:
Premier
J
Benito
Mussolini
has
made
lorma1
iresentation
of
awards
to
the
most
prolific
mothers
m
Italy.
A
Naples
woman
gets
first
prize.
She
has
had
ten
babies
since
the
cam
paign
started
In
April
1926.
A
Ta-ranta
woman,
who
delivered
quad
ruplets
while
her
husband
was
away
at
the
war
in
Ethiopia,
also
received
a
prize.
Hudson
Bay
Changes
Are
Made
Known
Recent
staff
movements
in
the
service
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Northern
British
Columbia
Include
j
appointment
of
W.
G,
Crisp,
form
-1
erly
of
Kltwanga,
as
manager
nr
Telegraph
Creek;
Norman
Henrv
of
Fort
Vermillion
as
manager
at
Fort
St.
James.
James
Holdcn
of
Nlplgon
as
manager
at
Takla.
L.
5
McBrlde
of
McDamcs
Creek
ar.
manager
at
Dcase
Lake,
D.
M.
Cu'
-
hlll
of
Cold
Lake
as
manager
at
Hudson
Hope.
J.
Orcgg
of
Tcl.-
raph
Creek
to
special
duty
In
tru-
Yukon.
R.
Walker
of
Hudson's
Hoof.
on
furlough
and
K.
T.
Vldlcr
to
apprentice
at
Port
Simpson.
LOW
FARES
FOR
New
Year
WEEK-END
SINGLE
FARE
and
ONE
QUARTER
FOR
ROUND
TRIP
Minimum
Fart
25c
Goingfrom
Thursday,
Dec
ember
30
to
2
p.m.,
Sunday,
January
2.
Returningsueiil
Monday,
January
3.
'
Full
Information
frm
any
Attnl
W37-686
Nolwdy
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Fooil
Is
Good
The
Roopis
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Kates
Arc
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brascll
N.
M.
Brasell
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Returning
to
service
after
having
been
off
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
receiving
repairs
In
dr
J--1.
of
vonmnvpr
in
damage
SUS-
l.
J
-
UUtH
UK
-
CLEVELAND.
Ohio.
Dec.
29:
:
Chinese,
who
for
years
opcraiiu
-
stalned
when
she
ran
ashore-
In
a
AP)-Newton
D.
Baker,
who
Islpiggery
on
Eleventh
Avenue,
aiea
storm
at
Klngcome
Point
od
Hnnrt
horn
wns
n
nwver
ana
a
njirlv
cnrisimas
i""s
urttippss
Ttnval
lsiana.
u.
n.
IV
fighting
pacifist
to
whose
lot
Uj
fell,
as
secretary
of
war
in
the
cabinet
of
President
Wilson,
to
conduct
the
most
stupendous
military
activity
In
which
the
United
piWp
Runert
Oeneral
liospuai
nrinop
neorce.
CaDt.
H.
h
where
he
had
been
a
patient
for
Neddeni
arrivcd
In
port
at
tO:SO
about
a
month.
He
was
fifty-two
thls
mornlng
from
Vancouver
years
of
age
and
has
a
brother
in
powcU
Rlver
and
ocean
Falls
and
the
Takla
Lake
mining
district.
The
saUs
ftt
4
O.ciock
this
afternoon
arrival
of
the
brother
m
ine
cuy
f(jr
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
Is
awaited
before
funeral
arrange-,
ghe
wiu
rcturn
here
tomorrow
cve-
ments
are
takers.
made
by
D.C.
Undcr-
nlng
southbound.
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
I
Nell
McLean,
coming
north
on
!
regular
voyage
from
Vancouver
via
'
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
Queen
!
Charlotte
at
9:30
this
morning
for
'.Massett
and,
weather
permitting,
should
arrive
here
about
tomorrow
afternoon.
,
I
I'M
III
!
Ill
iiiumin
in
"'I
"
1111111
7
MVS
TAWM
CUrUL
PAJffli
Mhos
For
a
a
.1
m
This
advcrtbeinrnt
i
not
iuil-lishcd
or
displavcd
1
y
the
Liquor
Control
I't.jird
or
by
the
Government
of
llritish
Columbia.
Grand
TONIGHT
and
THlW
Last
rmni...
"L,DAT
onow
x
"ORIS
KARLOFF
RICARDO
COUTEZ
In
a
Story
More
Si.rfl-Tha
Today',
Headlinfs!
"WEST
OF
SHANGHAI"
With
BEVERLY
KOREKTS
(At
7:13
and
9:31)
I'LL'S
RONALD
RKACAN
(Warner
Bros.
New
si
Discovery)
5
'LOVE
IS
ON
THE
AIR'
Broadcasting
a
new
kbiU
love,
laughs
and
th
With
JUNE
TRAVIS
(At
8:18,
Once
Only)
MIDNIGHT
SHOW
NEW
YEAR'S
ll
Special
Stage
and
Screen
Show
Fun
and
Favors
Cash
Drawing
General
Admission
Ik
Liiees
(Reserved)
5(
TICKETS
NOW
SELLING
TRAPPERS!
Reforc
ScHiug
Your
Furs
(let
(luldbloom's
Price
On
Them
I
want
all
kindi
(
furs
and
positive
can
pay
more
thin
anyone
else.
GOLDBL00M
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
rini
ish
Celebrate
the
Passing
of
the
Old
Year
FIRST-Send
a
New
Year
Card.
We
have
:
a
iW
and
splendid
assortment
of
New
Year
and
man.
You
cards.
SECOND
Drills
in
the
New
Year
with
a
Hang.
Paper
Hats
Dozen
Serpentine
pozen
rolls
(240
throws)
...
Confetti
Dozen
packages
:
Balloons
No.
60,
round.
Assorted
colors.
Gross
Japanese
Lanterns
Vary
fancy.
Each
Nolseimkcrs
Clappers,
horns,
etc.
Dozen
IllflW
Olliv
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