PAGE
FOUR
BOYS
ARE
HONORED
Young
Rangers
Receive
Medals
for
Putting
Out
Forest
Fire
BURNS
LAKE,
Oct
6.
Last
Friday
evening
an
interesting
ceremony
took
place
In
the
Anglican
Church
basement
when
five
Young
Rangers
were
awarded
medals
for
'Service
to
the
Forests
of
British
Columbia."
These
were
presented
by
the
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade
to
Charles
Nourse,
Kenneth
Gerow,
Albert
Gerow,
David
Gerow
and
Sammy
Gerow
for
the
part
they
played
in
attacking
and
controlling
the
Divide
fire
during
the
extreme
fire
hazard
of
the
summer.
A
large
and
representative
gath-'
ering
was
present
to
do
honor
to
these
lads
whose
modesty
was
so
great
that
persuasion
was
needed
to
get
them
to
the
front
of
the
hall.
Gordon
Rush.
Chief
of
th"
Burns
Lake
Band,
took
the
choir
at
the
request
of
the
donors
of
the
medals.
He
opened
the
meeting
in
the
regular
wav
with
the
Lord's
Prayer
and
then
gave
a
short
address
explaining
the
occasion
for
which
the
gathering
was
assembled.
He
then
called
on
Mary
Carroll.
Chief
of
the
Decker
Lake
Band,
whose
well
presented
spe-h
.showed
careful
preparation.
Shcsnok"
of
the
value
of
the
Bahine
Fn-t
to
this
community
and
estimated
the
probable
revenue
of
th
i
mediate
tra"t
nf
timber
endaneer-ed
at
15M.0CO.
Sh
pmnhastacd
the
fact
that
much
wild
VI
have
been
destroyed
and
that
th-land
would
have
lain
waste
for
many
Tear
to
cvn
s
swird
those
present
th-t
ts
vnnc
people
had
the
interests
of
the
community
at
heart
in
their
desire
to
preserve
the
forests
and
that
no
Young
Ranger
would
ever,
through
carelessness
or
intention,
start
a
fire
to
the
forest
it.
Saunders
spoke
on
behalf
of
i5
A
UTTLe
LATER
the
members
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
thanking
the
boys
for
their
prompt
action
and
pointing
out
that
it
has
been
through
the
training
and
example
of
the
young
people
in
this
part
of
the
country
that
the
fire
menace
has
been
largely
eliminated.
Mr.
Wilson
followed
with
a
short
talk.
He
gave
the
size
of
his
Ranger
district
and
pointed
out
the
impossibility
for
the
Forest
Service
to
do
effective
forest
protection
work
without
the
co-operation
of
the
entire
community.
He
added
that
it
had
been
his
good
fortune
to
have
that
co-operation
of
late
years
and
that
the
Young
Ranger
movemen'
had
been
a
tremendous
help
along
these
lines.
He
compared
the
medal
these
Young
Rangers
were
receiving
with
the
Victoria
Cross
on
which
the
sole
inscription
was
"Frr
Valoun,"
He
congratulated
the
boy
and
said
that
the
words
"For
Service
to
the
Forests
of
B.
C."
in-
srribM
on
their
medals
were
the
highest
honor
that
could
be
paK
them.
Gordon
Rush
then
called
on
Mr
Ruddy
to
come
forward
and
present
the
medals.
The
ceremony
concluded
with
"God
Save
the
King."
Greenville
Getting
Ready
For
Weddinf
vfl
Dorothy
Arah
To
Become
Brirte
ft
Pimnn
raider
At
Naa
ttiver
Villa-c
Next
Tutsdty
Preparations
are
be'in
made
a
he
Nans
R'ver
village
of
Greenville
for
the
marriage
on
Tuesdai
.next
of
Miss
Dorothy
Azah
ot
i
Canyon
City
and
Simon
Calder
of
uiraiYiue.
iney
are
a
weu
Known
couple
and
there
will
be
a
large
garnering
lor
trie
nuDtiak
In
which
the
Greenville
Band
will
participate.
Try
a
Daily
News
want-ad.
o1
REAIRv7lj4
Poor,
mapmie!
Vou
pomVfcel.
Well-i
kvjovi
i-Tis-Tfteoup
-Troubue
-
WHryoJ
cALL-ffte
'iKnestlfJAi.
auj&&isHHesS."
BOTynARi
e.
h
eup
'.
I
Wt
ut
m
i
CERy-
PATHE
CRISPV
CRUNC
crunch
KELLorrr,'
KELLO&G'3
ALL-BPAhl
eATireeRDA,
wirTADAMfe
WILL
XJOttA
THe
"RE&UUARS"!
WhiffloR
'
From
The
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
George
Coles,
arrived
in
port
at
1
:30
this
morning
from
Vancouver
via
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
will
be
here
until
10:30
tomorrow
night
when
she
will
sail
on
her
return
south
over
the
sams
.route.
I
Halibut
landings
at
the
oort
of
'Seattle
for
the
1938
season
up
to
September
30
this
year
have
total-
lied
approximately
18.000,000
pounds
wnicn
is
just
about
the
same
ng-i
ure
at
corresponding
date
last!
year.
The
price
average
this
year
has
been
slightly
rmsre
than
8c
per
pound
as
compared
with
Just
over
Sc
last
year.
The
Dominion
hydrographic
sur
vey
ship
WUllam
J.
Stewart
Is
at
'
present
engaged
in
taking
soundings
in
and
around
Prince
Rupert
Harbor.
catches
of
halibut
at
Seattle
on
Tuesday,
the
fish
having
been
taken
incidental
to
cod
fishing.
The
price
paid
at
Seattle
for
halibut
Tuesday
was
14sc
.and
UV2c
per
pound.
Yesterday
one
local
boat
fold
at
Seattle,
the
Lane
receiv
ing
i;i'i
fr
mnn
v.n
According
to
word
broueht
here
by
the
American
halibut
boat
Fremont
the
schooner
Tatoosh.
which
sank
a
few
days
ago
in
Wrangol'
Narrows
south
of
Petersburg,
ha
been
dragged
by
salvage
workers
"nto
shallower
water
and
it
is
expected
shortly
to
raise
the
vessei
md
take
her
into
port.
The
Ta-
oosh
was
swept
on
to
a
dolphin
jy
tidal
current
and
struck
such
l
blow
that
she
sank
almost
im
mediately,
the
crew
being
just
able
Uj
get
to
the
dolphin
to
which
they
clung
until
nicked
ud
bv
annthr
schooner,
the
Superior.
The
crew
&ot
ma-riee!
is
ir
POSSIBLE
THAT
Ahly-THi4G-
AS
6QOP
AS
THIS
WILL
t4eu
CXIR
-TROOBUC
f
i
.
.
i
"
umowiru
experience
,
while
nearing
Seattle
aboard
the
axa.uif:i
tjjumoia
wnicn
was
in
collision
with
another
shto.
thP
Yukon.
SHES
KlOTHTHG
-vood
SHCSkIOV
IWTHGAAOOd!
SO
A
MI
LLION
DOLUAft.
iukc
HAS
To
WAIT"!
yss;ycMAOAMei
ho
WAir-rti.i
yo
u-rxsTfe
-n-te
GRAlp
ALirB(?Ahl
MUFFMS
I
WlUU
WAE
FOIi
eeA5:fAs-r
-ToaaorroW
SOMETIME
UATE.R.-THC
ACADEM
AWAtJo
f
gff
JfA
I
(all-bran
're&ulars")
A
KK
.
t
gjgj.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TERRACE
Mrs.
DrfD,-Munro
left
last
Wednesday
for
Vancouver
where
she
will
reside.
Ihere
had
been
a
round
of
social
gatherings
in
the
homes
of
Mrs.
Munros'
friends
ly
way
of
farewell
to
one
who
has
lived
here
for
many
years.
The
Municipal
Tax
Sale
was
a
verj
quiet
affair
not
a
single
would-be
purchaser
put
in
an
appearance.
What
activity
there
was
materialized
before
the
time
for
the
tax
sale
to
begin,
this
by
thos
making
the
payments
necessary
to
keep
the
properties
off
the
list.
On
Monday
and
Tuesday
there
was
an
auction
salt
at
A.
Du
charm
e's
store
and
home.
Mr.
Duch-anne
recently
returned
from
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospita1
and
he,
with
his
daughter,
Mrs.
A.
Brown,
intends
to
retire
from
business
in
the
near
future.
They
are
planning
to
move
into
the
province
of
Alberta.
Three
local
boats
sold
small'
,KWarn!
.
e-weather
prevail
land
moke-haze
for
three
days
pasti
which
has
almost
hidden
the
mountain
ranges.
I
Monday
night
brought
an
old
friend
to
'many
Terrace
people
in
the
person
of
Rev.
Father
Leray,
j
'
"
w
lsvujiu
ui
iiau
it
4ic
for
14.500
pounds
of
sable-
'-
I-
who
13
at
present
enjoy-
fish
3c
for
2
500
rounds
of
ling
,ng
a
weU
eanied
vacation.
Father
cod
and.
4'c
for
2,000
pounds
of-11?7
plans
to
Tlsit
Wends
in,
red
cod
.various
parts
of
Canada
during'
tne
six
months
at
h's
disposal.
No
vessels
bWe
in
with
catchs.
'T?''"
wiU
,ake
him
as
fa"
east
as
there
was
no
iV
of
halibut
on
th
mrpa'-
AU
weU-
h
wUl
local
Fish
Exchange
this
mornine.
!urn
to
hls
church
at
Dawson
'uy
"1
the
spring
of
next
year.
i
Walker's
Music
Store
Larjte
Stock
Music
Hfintzman.
Nnnllirhuer
and
Lesaee
Pianos
Tiano
Tuning
with
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CXKTinCATES
OF
IMPROVEMENTS
Miriam
fractional,
Jim,
Orandvlrw,
Twin
Mwise,
and
Illackle
Mineral
Claims
Situate
in
(the
Atlla
Mining
Dlvteloo
ot
Oaiwlar
Dltrlot,
Where
located:
VlctaVty
ot
Fourth
ot
July
Orwk.
AUin.
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NOTICE
that
I,
T.
O.
Underhlll,
aotlng
as
acnt
for
Atlln-Uuffner
Mines
"SS.
Fn
M1I"
Ocrtlllcate
No.
20654
e,
totaul.
sixty
toys
trom
the
oate
hereof,
to
apply
to
the
Mining
Re.
carder
tar
OertlflcatcB
of
Improvements
ior
the
pompooe
of
oblalaL'jig
Crown
prajnto
of
the
above
claims.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
KMtion
85
of
toe
"Mineral
Aof
muet
-be-
commenced
.before
the
Imu-JJof
uoh
Oartflfkac
of
Improve.
Dated
thk
1st
day
of
Aupuat,
1838.
MYSTERY
library
Board
BAFFLES
Is
In
Session
".Mr.
Moto's
Gamble"
and
"Kentucky
Moonshine"
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Mr.
Moto's
Gamble."
a
baffling
murder
mystery,
starring
Peter
j
Loire,
and
"Kentucky
Moonshine,",
an
hilarious
hill-billy
comedy
featuring
the
Ritz
Brothers,
comprise
a
mid-week
double
bill
picture
program
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
In
"Mr.
M6to's
Gamble"
a
mur-j
der
takes
place
before
20.000
per-,
sons
during
a
championship
boxing
match
but
nobody
knows
who
did
it.
Mr.
Moto
has
to
trap
a
phantom
killer,
else
he
himself
will
be
killed.
The
situation
Is
considerably
different
than
usual
for
this
detective.
In
addition
to
Peter
Lorre.
the
cast
also
Includes
Key
Luke.
Dick
Baldwin.
Lynn
Bari.
Douglas
Fowley,
Jayne
Regan,
Harold
Hubcr
and
Maxie
Rosenbloom.
Interpolated
through
the
plot
of
-.eniucKy
Moonsiune
is
a
romance
between
Tony
Martin
and
Marjorie
Weaver.
The
story
Is
that
of
a
group
of
unemployed
enter
Keep
tills
with
your
reel
pea
Size
3
PEAS
For
the
exacting
hosteM
who
likes
to
have
every
detail
of
her
dinners
just
right,
RflYAL
CITY
Sire
3
Peas
make
a
raoH"
eFective
side
dish.
There's
Time
Now
But
It's
Fleeting
.
Special
Bonus
k
v
Every
year
many
are
disappointed
when
Xmas
Cards
start
coming
in
Place
Your
Order
Now
For
Personal
Greeting
Cards
We
have
a
beautiful
range
to
choose
from.
Choice
of
Greeting
With
your
name
and
address
Only
$1.00
per
Dbzeri
ORDER
NOW
Come
in
and
let
us
have
your
order.
You
will
receive
three
extra
cards
FREE
with
every
dozen
Take
delivery
in
De-s
cember
but
ORDER
NOW;
This
Free
Bonus
olfer
is
for
a
short
time
only.
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Leave
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for
Vancouver
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10:30
p.m.
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Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Hease
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Ticket
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Aeent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
f
New
Books
Added
and
Steady
In'
crease
in
Circulation
Anticipated
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
Board
was
held
Wednesday
evening.
Those
present
were
Mrs.
N.
E.
Arnold,
T.
J.
Wlllams,
T.
B.
Black
R.
L.
McLennan
and
Miss
Olive
van
Cooten.
It
was
reported
that
a
considerable
number
of
new
books
had
been
recently
added
to
the
library
shelves
for
the
benefit
of
readers
A
steady
increase
In
circulation
was
expected
and
efforts
were
be-
ins
made
to
secure
additional
books
for
the
winter
season.
Ap
peals
for
discarded
volumes
from
a
number
of
outlying
points
will
be
given
every
consideration.
talners.
There
are
some
uproarious
funny
developments
as
the
partv
goes
hill-billy.
In
addition..
to
the
Ritz
Brothers,
Martin
and
Miss
Weaver,
the
cast
also
Includes
Slim
Summervllle,
John
Carradlne,
Wal
ly
Vernon.
Berton
Churchill
and
Eddie
Collins.
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Ritz
bros:
In
"Kentucky
Moonshine"
With
TONY
MAKTiv
marjorie
weaver
At
8
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Only,
Pins
PETER
LOREt
"Mr.
Moto's
Gamble"
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