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Circulations
98
Saturday.
December
3,
1938.
LIBERAL
VIEWPOINT
The
Victoria
Times,
while
often
independent
in
its
views,
does
as
a
rule
hold
the
Liberal
viewpoint
on
most
matters.
Here
is
its
view
on
the
public
utilities
control
as
brought
down
by
the
government
at
Victoria:
"Under
the
Public
Utilities
Bill
introduced
in
the
Legislature
this
week,
the
regulatory
powers
of
the
Public
Utilities
Commission
to
be
set
up
in
British
Columbia
wil'
be
limited
to
essential
and
monopolstic
public
services.
Active
hostilities
came
to
an
end
on
the
of
nower.
local
transnortation
and
transmission
comnan-Lnth
e-mv
whirh
th
iirhtMlv;,,v
a
comraissionin
British
Columbia
.has
ibeen
.agitated.
BahffJSSTv'iS
political
parties
have
been
committed
to
the
principle
in-'that
the
consumers
of
the
horse-volved,
but
have
postponed
giving
effect
to
it.
It
is
prob-fih
had
been
the
retreating
able
that
the
City
of
Victoria
is
responsible
for
the
gov-
soldiery.
tection
of
the
nnpi
atino-
companies
here
against
anv
such
financial
operations
in
the
future
cannot
be
viewed
as
any-
thing
but
rnn"?tr"H?"-
fn
B'tish
Colbia
indnqtp
"tr1
9
.,...i
'
vnyjenincr
of
the
earning
power
of
our
utilities
through
increase
in
population
and
the
li-
quidation
of
early
liabilities
should
inure
to
the
benefit
of
British
Columbia
consumers
through
lower
rates
and
not
to
eastern
financial
opportunists."
tyf
-.
'.
feSf
GRADUAL
SETTLING
DOWN
S
Since
the
crisis
at
Munich
there
seems
to
have
been
a
j&
gradual
settling
down
in
Europe,
interrupted
occasionally
m
by
minor
eruptions.
These
interruptions
should
not
be
p
taken
too
seriously.
While
at
any
time
there
may
be
an-
5f
other
flare-up,
the
probability
seems
to
be
that
we
shall
tf
gradually
settle
down
to
a
more
or
less
peaceful
time
for
a
W
few
years,
so
far
as
Europe
is
concerned.
That
seems
td
W
be
the
view
of
internationalists
of
repute.
At
the
same
W
time
the
countries
are
devoting
most
of
their
efforts
to
jtf
arming
which
is
not
a
very
good
sign.
When
we
hear
of
slight
disturbances,
thev
mav
be
for
$
the
purpose
of
offsetting
some
other
move.
For
instance
the
latest
Italian
affair
may
be
found
to
be
indirectly
re-
$2
J
1-J.JJ.11
Ji
T
1-
.......
!..-!.
.
21.
lated
to
the
anti-Jewish
pogrom
in
Germany.
Financial
gecrelary,
John
Stor-
Jnc
DiiViKnntl'nn
rt
VQ
Villi
?c
fVlllc
VOO
C
C11
V?
n
fT
tn
Vll
1
Cin
OCC
I
mntlnn
r,11
Vi
it.tnnal
!
TreDSUrer.
R.
Huheide.
ICO.
X
UUllV.ai.lUU
Ul
WIG
UlU
lO
UIUO
llUJUUllllg
iu
iik;,-vjv-
in
general.
"In
creating
a
Fublic
Utilities
Uommission,
tfntisn
On
the
heels
-of
the
reUrins1
dud
"n"
i?
Wfrfli
sights
that
reflected
the
straits!
Inner
Ouard.
Alfred
Hanson.
Columbia
is
merely
following
in
the
footsteps
of
other
L
wnlch
enemy
had
been
outer
oiard.
h
Heiiand.
governmental
bodies
across
this
continent,
which
havr!duced.
In
roadside
ditches
werei
Trute-John
Murtofd,
j.
found
a
control
Of
monopolistic
Utilities
necessary
in
theithe
bloated
bodies
of
dead
horses.
public
interest.
For
20
years
or
more
institution
of
such
iwlth
portions,
of
meat
gouged
'
.
.
:
r.
...
.
x
,
,
,
t-
:from
their
hanches
The
embers
tln;en
and
Claus
Aune.
tViA
TiPPPsnrv
lpo-klntinrt
at
The
route
of
the
Canadians
took
Oeneral
synopsis
The
Mar-
Refreshments-
were
served.
'
r
i-
Weather
Forecast
WINNIPEO.
Dec.
2
tCP
Trans-
ft
Canadian
Airlines'
first
stewardess,
Miss
Luclle
Oarnor.
told
reporters
?
Western
in
arrival
here
her
chief
worry
was
2
i
Front
on
November
11,
llJlb,
with
the
sighing
of
the
Arm-
not
the
peril
of
fog.
sleet
or
hW
t
?
document
contained
condi-
but
proper
use
of
English
istice;
but
the
terms
of
that
winf.
y
5
Mhns
which
Imnoseri
further
duties
on
the
Allied
Armies.
tion,
.
Si
-
w.
w
----r
"
nPA
n
rmnnir
wriii
r
Mime
&
J
One
of
the
most
important
was
the
occupation
strategic
lhlng
8bout
me
on(j
he
faid
that
5
5
areas
in
Western
Germany.
These
w'ere
chiefly
Rhine-
he
pilot
'learned'
me.
can
youinv
?
f
land
cities,
from
Strassbourg
-
"
aglne
that?
It
was
terrible
the
which,
as
the
principal
city
of
Al-
by
two
companies
of
the
bat-
mcunt
of
kidding
I
had
to
no
tf
sace
now
was
restored
to
the
pos-
",c
u
hrough
before
It
die
down."
Miss
rj
session
of
France
to
DuesseMorf.
unit
loUowed-,the
first
orsanizca
0arnor
M
on
the
fringe
qf
Uie
industrial
ol
Cnndlan
troops
to
ret
Sn?
u
a
registered
nurse,
gra-
vUr
Hit
riot
foot
On
German
SOil.
-tnaturi
frnm
lhi
Rnvnl
Victoria
To
the
British
troops
was
as-
The
"grande
entree"
was
re-
hc,ual
in
Montreal.
Her
home
Is
&
signed
the
uoUhern
part
of
tlu-
served
for
11
am.
when
Oeneral
-n
Re,na.
but
for
the
last
flvn
occupied
territory,
comprising
Slr
Arthur
Cufrjt.
the
Corps
Com-
.,ontris
she
has
lived
m
Vancou-
W
uuesseiaori,
uuisDer?,
uoiognc.
ana
.......
ver
oeiween
air
man
irj
Bonn.
The
precaution
was
thus
battalions
of
the
1st
Canadian
In-
Vancouver
to
Seattle.
"Oh,
It
M?hed.
from
tjy
n
In-
In
I
taken
that,
in
the
event
of
hos-
fantry
Brigade
across
the
frontier
Miss
Oarnor.
who
has
been
tillties
being
resumed,
the
Allies
nlht
,ne
CorI'
tervlewing
applicanU
for
T
C
A
02
would
be
In
Dosltlon
to
traverss
.ny
on
Oerman
solL
,
,
rtwardess
cosltlons.
said
appll
25,the
great
barrier
of
the
Rhine
.
ants
must
be
registered
nurses,
dtltens,
less
than
W
In-
M
Without
difficulty.
Bridgeheads
TwniT
TT
Cfncdian
5.00;tvere
established
on
the
eastern
VISIT
llNl
I
BY
KY
ches
In
height,
weigh
less
than
lli
&y
was
wonderful,'
she
iORE
IS
OF
I
HIGH
VALUE
!
Glacier
Gulch
Property
Get
Gratifying
Returns
From
Local
Samples
SMITUERS.
Dec.
3:
High
values'
awuiuinippea
10
me
wmpiing
piani
ai
this
time.
This
citv
forced
the
issue
during
recent
months
'h!?
!hougl
i"d!i!l?
fl
l"!"
W.
R
from'
Smith'
,
,
v
.
,
....
.eecuwns
01
easurrn
oeiKium.
uast
lower
oiuisa
vuiumoia
cuusi
iSjOlytnct
by
seeking
powers
to
set
up
its
own
municipal
public
Utlll-jthe
historic
batU-grounds
of
Wat-
dispersing
inland
and
the
weaUv
;
in
October
a
shipment
of
twelve
ties
commission
?n
the
absence
of
the
long-promised
OVO-;erloo.
Llgmy.
Fleurus
and
Charle-
Is
clearing
In
this
province.
I
tons
of
gold
ore
from
the
Olacler
Vincial
body.
Establishment
Of
SUCh
a
local
commission
rl
Turning
south
at
Huy.
they
.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-0ulch
property
owned
by
Camp.
would
have
been
followed
by
setting
up
similar
bodies
'in
,fT
lnto
the
f.L?8,
of
10hU!
Isla"ds-0deraie-
variable
bell,
Loveless
&
Banu.
ran
2jj
municipalities
throughout
the
province.
This
would
havelllrr
r
l
A0.
5ld..!r
a.:ue..of
created
a
Chaotic
condition
for
the
Utilities,
haced
With
Many
times
the
troops
had
to
be-
Moderate
wind,
shifting
to
south-lond
and
smaller
hlnmi.nt
frm
-ku.f:
XtSSIO
I
,
'
.
7
.
a
j
i.
i
j-
e
ii
i.ii
.
.
soaiea
ttndfr.
wni
b
resrtTrt
tor
ie
"u
ra
"
a
goou
argument
can
ue
maue
lur
uiik
MtteiiieiJL
rr-r
Cros?
the
German
frontier.
This
Dittikt
ForrT,
pimc
Rupert
not
-'nrlv
an
ounce
of
gold
per
ton
the
Utilities
themselves
WOU1U
De
netter
Oil
lOUay
nan
mey
nisionc
evpnttn"
entry
into
the
t
v
"?ah.
7
ri
better
than
the
first
shlDment
been
placed
under
such
a
commission
20
years
a?o.
A
couniry-toon
piace
at
tnr
measure
of
protection
would
have
been
afforded
the
com-
vuau
about
8JC
panies
themselves
against
their
own
follies
during
the
or-
At
7:55
am:
the
scouts
of
the
gy
of
over-financing
and
pyramiding
that
characterized
2nd
Canadian
infantry
Battalion
the
years
before
1929.
It
was
during
these
years
that
marched
through
the
little
hamlet,
eastern
financiers
stepped
into
this
province
and
took
They
were
followed
lt
a"
hour
scores
of
millions
of
dollars
ot
quick
protits
out
of
our
Hemlock
inn
Balsam,
Tro
(J)
years
will
be
Allowed
for
removal
of
tknber.
Further
partlcuUri
of
th
CWef
For.
e-ter,
Victor
la,
B.,7.
'
he
DIMrlct
For.
erter.
Prince
Rupert,
B,
C
.
Ranger
J.
B.
ecott.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
nto
the
hill,
next
year
with
a
vler
mtfTmm&tt
all
SSSSSLS
BBH
V
excellent
gold
values
that
ready
been
encountered
on
U)o
property
are
far
in
exceM
of
hs
best
hopes
and
things
look
ti
.tremely
good
for
a
very
successful
'operaUon.
Mail
Schedule
For
tne
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
From
the
Eatl
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
December
8
and
19
From
Vancouver-Sunday
.
..,
,
',
SUCh
a
development
;they
no
doubt
now
welcome
the
COm-,ein
their
march,
ahead
of
their
east,
mostly
fair,
not
much
change
this
property
on
November
8
and
Fo'
A"'
,nd
s,ewmrt
paratlVfc
security
against
unreasonable
local
pressures
"aons;
and
not
always
were
their
in
temperature.
I
they
have
Just
received
the
grati-
that.
will
hp
assnrpd
thpm
under
the
shelter
of
a
nrovin-
bllIets
comfortable.
But
the.
Corp?
fylng
returns
of
tmM
from
s'r.
.
,
.
.
trudged
on.
,
;
,t0ns
CiaiCUIIlIIUSSIUIl.
rw.mhr
4
101U
saw
fhpr.i
.
TIMIlF.lt
i
iinr.
ifcvann.
tui
a
tv...k.
ir..
r
d
.
T
ve
the
owners
a
vprv
nVn.tiint.
to
out
1.S97.000
Xct.rf
spruoe.
Cedar,
'
surprise
and
they
expect
to
tie
Sunday
Wednesday
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
.
11:00
pjn
K
y
-
v
'It.
I.
EeftlfdaY
Deremh
U
?nv
two
5-,
CANADA
IN
GERMANY
TWENTY
YEARS
AGO
(Written
for
The
Canadian
Press
By
CAPT.
W.
W.
MURKAYM.
C.)
DICTION
IS
HER
WORRY
Don't
Buy
Your
,lrway
'
Stewardess
I
Concerned
When
llenorter
Misquotes
Iler
Interview
SLIPPERS
Until
You
Have
Seen
the
Flneit
Selection
of
Slipper
Ever
Shown
In
Prince
Ilupert
We
have
Just
received
600.
pairs
of
Ladles'
Men',
Ho
Misses'
and
Children
Slipperi
In
all
the
very
latest
styles
colors
and
variety
of
qualities
fo
suit
?veryone.
Paris
Maid,
Steel
Arch,
Rib,
Crepe,
Velvets.
BaUns,
Kids
all
Colors.
Mules,
Dorsay's
aiid
Opera
and
Moccasin
s
and
FelU.
.12,
bank
of
the
river.
,
1U1
A
U
k
pounds,
between
21
and
26
years
vtvwjyp&Jjlvgiittgf&
AO
3.00
9.00
As
a
tribute
to
the
Canadian
Corps
and
to
the
magnificent
part
soldiers
of
this
Dominion
had
played
In
bring
the
conflict
to.aj
victorious
issue,
the
veteran
1st'.
and
2nd
Canadian
Divisions
were
Lotal
Sons
selected
to
form
part
of
the
Army
of
Occupation.
Not
an
Easy
March
In
the
third
week
of
November
Jthey
began
their
long
march,
The
Armistice
had
found
them
in
the
OFFICIAL
ft-
of
Norway
Received
Supreme
LoJlf
e
Officer
Oscar
cf
age
and
have
perfect
health
ann
vision.
First
and
great
consideration
o(
a
Trans-Canada
Airlines
hostess
is
th
comfort
of
the
passenger,
she
-iid.
"You
tell
then
about
their
ears
and
chewing
gum
you
know,
plug
.
I
12:30
noon
..
10
pjn.'
0:30
pjr
,
4
pjn
4
pm.
Wednesday
10:30
ajn,
Friday
4
p.tn,
Dec.
4,
15
and
2J
4
pjn.
7
pjn.
3
p.m.
"Mewisv
11530
ara
Thursday
t
pm,
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Slmpion
Sunday
tut
j
from
Naas
Rlter
and
Port
Slmpwn
Tuesday
.
11
-30
pi
to
getting
out
a
much
larger
ton-
Tor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
we
than
was
shipped
this
year
Dec.
2,
16,
and
30
9:30
pjn
I
tne
property
has
not
been
sold
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
In
the
meantime.
Dec.
14
and
28
KlOPIESi
Give
the
Kiddies
the
Treat
of
Their
Lives
With
a
Visit
to
Toyland
KAIEN
HARDWARE
a,m.
British
Columbia
utilities
companies.
They
increased
the
capital
overhead
on
these
companies,
fixing
the
burden
$
wwmttatawm
of
carrying
it
on
the
consumers
in
British
Columbia.
Pro-
vjt
mm
rz
s
-
m
k
$
KIDDIE
Yourillcadquarter.s
For
Slippers
Is
Here
!
Family
shoe
store
lt
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
ShSrlS
of
JLrnd
,
'attendance
principal
speak-
menu
on
the
plane
on
the
longer
Ita
"or
8r
Belgfan
ttSr
XrtlnV
hs
f
NorWay.
had
f1"!,.
T'
?nMn,Z
Standard
mlnat
New
Hazelton.
cUy
was
'and
Uw1H
be
the
plane
at
the
Sin
At
i?ufw
thMr
rnS
interesting
largely
attend.
put
on
8mUhm
and
Fears
that
powers
would
be
sought
to
regulate
all
business
at
a
street
.
.
comer
in
...
iiuy.
unui
...
i
i
j
i
i
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Sather
Re-elected
President
With
Erling
Smedwig
of
Seattle
representing
the,
Supreme
Lodge.
In
ana
innusiry
nave
proved
uniounaeu.
it
is
proposeu
imiy
ij-
-
!,eth-
to
exercise
control
over
the
rates,
services
and
financino
i
as
5
,
move
Recording
secretary.
Mrs.
o.
go
aloni.
she
signed
the
neces'
statlnv
she
Is
not
con
Silver
Standard
Looking
Good
your
ears
with
cotton
and
chew
Manager
of
Ilatelton
Property
Well
gum
to
make
you
teei
more
com-
rinsed
With
Propecl
forteble
while
in
flight
Then
later
we'll
serve
refresh.
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rw.
t
l
r
wii.
he
is
very
pleased
with
the
devel-irmcnts
and
the
prospects
on
hi
property.
He
has
gotten
his
mining
Other
Meetings
Of
Army
Here
It
IS
i
Carpenter
who
dealt
uf
of
particular
interest
(
t
Mrs.
Oarfleld
MeKini-
y
folot
and
M'w
Clara
p..
sided
at
the
piano,
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n
senrW
of
dedication
f
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr
'
ten
who
was
named
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v
Johanien.
Mrs
J.
W
a
vote
of
thanks
lo
...
v
taken
part
in
the
m"
forty
omen
attended.
On
Tuesdav
there
w
council
both
monunt
)
noon.
Commissioner
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lhc
o
pjn.
which
were
largely
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luewiir
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war-
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finbert
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nor
nor
observed
observed
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the
most
most
wonderful
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for
the
year
which
resuN
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set
at
unsuspected
Swr'
while
crossing
the
Rockies
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tne
ear,le4t
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date
points.
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many
months
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par-
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Vancouver
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large
silver
valueiand
thr
Vice-President.
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filv!f?
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,
Winnipeg.
i
j
t,
have
al
Lt
One
of
the
features
of
lo
the
city
this
week
iloner
and
Mr.
Oeorge
L
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ter
of
the
Salratlon
A.
n
a
voxnen'
m-iUng
in
the
C
uuf
Wednesday
afternoon
r
wi.i
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
ean
get
it
by
ulng
ur
famous,
KdKin,
Dolkley
ViUtj
or
Nanalnio-Wclllnrtoii
roiL
PRINCE
RIM1
BUT
FEED
CO.
Phones
38
or
SS8
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
flllm
Waist
Line
Dowl
For
Reservations
Thone
65
THE
.
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
racked
by
the
only
canning
ompny
with
an
all
th
yeax
round
payroU
w
Prtnct
Rupert
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