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Tuesday,
January
4,
1938.
STARTING
YEAR
RIGHT
.
Many
visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
have
told
us
that
I
nnce
Rupert
is
one
of
the
most
beautiful
cities
on
the
continent.
Its
location
is,
unusual
and
the
iiattiral
slopes
and
abrupt
hillocks
make
it
particularly
suitable
for
A
beginning
has
already
been
made
in
...
x
,
"
'
,
..
,
;".
.
developing
at
tractive
:tive
features
features,
which
which
tourists
tniirists
HplmVit
delight
to
tn
see;
p.hi,
Gardens
ui
wuimeriui
development.
.
ine
.
is
to
-
-
J-..
4
V
great
Wl
thing
til
now
accj
uie
yuuu
worK
going
anu
extend
it
in
such
a
way
as
to
make
the
city
more
aha
more
outstanding
as
a
city
of
muens
Another
wav
of
keeninr
the
rir.v
hpniih'fiti
i
rn
Coo
BIO
SPORT
CHAT
While
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
,he,id
the
leadership
as
a
result
of
si
six
to
three
victory
over
the
Montreal
Canadiens.in
the
Maple
Leaf
Qai-dens
Saturday
night,
Vfey
YbrE
Americans
drew
up
Into,
a,
tie
with
the
Caiiadfens
in
the
International
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
Leagueby
a
double
week-end
vc-tory
over
the
Montreal
Maroons
at
Montreal
Saturday
jilght
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
and
In
New
York
Sunday
night
two
tq
one.
The
Xa-nadiens
won
over
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4
to
2
at
Chicago
Sunday
night.
As
a
result
of
a-two
to
one
victory
over
the
Buckaroos
in
Portland
Thursday
night,
Vancouver
Lions
assumed
exclusive
possession
of
first
place
in
the
Pacific
Coas1
Hockey
League,
having
been
pre
viously
tied
with
the
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
for
the
leadership.
Week-,
end
play
brought
no
furthei
changes
in
the
standings
but
last
night
Seattle
won
two
to
nothing
over
the
Lions
ni
Vancouver
to
again
take
over
the
lead.
Hockey
Standings
Total
,
NORTH
International
Division
WD
L
F
APtS
Toronto
10
5
4
56
Canadlens
8
6
5
54
Americans
10
2
8
52
Maroons
C
1
13
29
American
Division
Boston
13
.2
5
45
Rangers
10
7
7
50
Chicago
6
3
10
34
Detroit
.11
3.
14
30
Pacific''
Coast
League
W
D
L
F
A
Pt?
Seattle
7
C
5
(Vancouver
10
3
6
Portland
5
5
10
Spokane
6
2
7
BOWLING
RESUMES
Commercial
League
Gets
Under
Way
Again
with
Rupert
lilotors
And
Biological
Station
Winning
The
Commercial
Bowling
League
resumed
play
for
the
second
'half!
of
the
season
last
night
with
Rupert
Motors
making
a
clean
swee
victory
three
games
to
nil
ove
North
Star
whdle
Biological
Sta
tion
won
two
games
to
brie
pv'f
averaE.
,
i-iecmcai
r,iecincai
workers.
workers,
Hleh
ma
'scorer
for.
the
.evening
have
been
made,
both
public
and
private,
that
are
capable
Cade
120
Pugsley
120
Stamford
100
that
all
buildinffS
Which
are
nerrWtpr
jinr!
nnr
neprl
00
'Sunderland
pulled,
down.
Nothing
looks
so
bad
in
a
city
as
old
neglect-lYoUn&
12
We
take
this
onnrtunitv
of
firawinp-
attpntinn
in
thiol
.
,
"7'7J'.'i7.
STAR
McNUlty
...
Wfolf
Rmitfi
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163
154.
143
113
37
41
38
27
subject
as
near
as
nossible
to
thp
hpmnnino-
nf
thP
vpht-
ra:?.
:
workers
4..
,2
55
47
35
48
37
33
45
60
32
35
43
31
that
people
may
have
it
in
mind
in
any
plans
they
may
beMa?Auiey
ZZJ.''7'm
153
Its
lllakinf?'.
Whllp
WP
fln
nnt
fnlP
rtiunh
cfnl
in
naw?
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loft
rti
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iyu
1U.M
110ns
may
we
suggest
to
ail
the
people
of
the
city
that
they
each
(16
a
little
toward
making
Prince
Rupert
attractive
to
visitors
and
enjoyable
to
those
who
live
here.
Some
neonle
have
suo-p-pstprl
that
rows
nf
trpps
ho
McRae
Low
Score
planted
in
the
boulevards
similar
to
those
seen
in
the!.inpk
south.
With
this
we
do
not
agree.
There
is
ho
reason
why
iMenzies
.
Prince
Rupert
should
be
like
other
cities.
She
has
a
typelHlbbard
of
beauty
all
her
own.
Anything
that
would
put
either
the
g?"
I"
rP""
':
"
jiuuoea
ui
me
aueets
m
uie
snaue
wuum
not
oe
Denenciai.
We
want
all
the
sunshine
that
comes
bur
way
and
trees
in
the
boulevards
uioiild
.keep
some
of
it
away.
If
anything
is.
planted
it
should
be
in
the
nature
of
low
shrubs,
possibly
flowering
shrubs.
AUSTRALIAN
PROSPERITY
Australia
has
experimented
with
labor
governments
and
labor
legislation
and
just
now
that
country
has
a
moderate
government
and
labor
laws
that
provide
for
arbitration
df
all
disputes.
There
is
a
high
standard
of
living,
no
strikes
such
as
are
seen
today
in
the
United
States
and
the
whole
country
is
prosperous.
158
100
Tefal
C19
PJJP.
MOTORS
1
was
Jni
Jack
of
Rupert
Motors
with
155.
.Individual
scoring
was
as
STATION-
.1
,2.
138
120
158
100
116
122
lot)
GC3
2,
165
132
148
164
107
11
lCi
lit
12
10:
623
632
595
3.
131
102
5C5
'3.
ICS
147
1C2
13C
10G
711
716
71!
i?2
113
134
McMeekih
146
Young
.151
2
123"
187
146
151
m
144
121
ISA
134
Total
666
69l
66C
Cliff
Madlll,
son
of
Mrs.
Madill
manager
of
the
People's
store
Ls
exDPcted
to
arrive
in
the
citv
to
morrow
,jrom
Saskatoon
where
he
in
iphe
of
the
large
shoe
stores,
ol
that
nitv.
He
la
tnklntr
ovpr
tl-r-
management
of
thej
Cut
Rate
Shoe
Stor.
Hehas
had
special
training
in
fitting,
.having
served
tinder
some
of
the
best
Shoe
fitters
in
Canada.
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
For
ihe
hast-1
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
6
p.m,
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
..
-
11
p,m
ii&WN
TIIE
SLOPE
in
hAwk-uke
form
STORA.Y
OF,
WAL
BOOTH
RECALLED
(Continued
from
Page
1)
house.
Caueht
slffht.
nf
thp
irnllnr.
Ing
animals.
Simultaneously,
witii
but
one
idea
they
both,
rushed
in-
tq
the
middle
of
the
street
Boot!
who
eot
there
first.
'
"
v"v
1
.
.
I
norses
ror
an
instant,
only
to
be
thrown
violently
to
the
pavement
but
not
until
he
had
seized
the
trailing
Veins
in
hands
strengthen
ea
by
desperation.
Nor
did
he
re
lease
his
hold
even
when
drawn
finder
the
flailing
steel-shod
fe.a
oeaiing
ai
nis
Doay.
With
the
gr'r
of
death,
straining-
every
atom
oi
his
strength,
he
accomplished
the
seemingly
Impossible
task
of
halt
ing
the
maddened
team
but
not
until
the
front
wheels
of
the
heav
ily
laden
truck
had
rolled
across
ms
ohest,
breaking
his
ribs
and
crushing
Jris
iron
he,art.
A
dozen
men,
taking
advantage
of
tht
temporary
retarding
due
to
Booth's
sacrifice,
got
the
animals
undei
;ConJ,rpi,
Jifted
the
two
terrified
nysiencai
children
from
theh
predicament,
and
picked
up
th(
now
unconscious
form
of
Bil
Booth
his
hands
still
clutchin;
the
reins
that
had
dragged
him
ti
death.
Briefly
this
ls
the
story
of
on
man's
heroic
action,
dunlicated
ir
Pne..lojm
and
another,
somewhere
every
day
of
the
year.
The
instinct
iojface
danger
for
others
is
inherent;
Courage
in
a
crisis
Is
common-
ef
than
courage
under
reflection.
erave
men
do
the
right
thihg
auto
matically.
There
Is
no
logic
in
her
olsrh.
In
one
tumultuous
second
01
lire,
men
leap
Into
the
amis
of
lhirnortillty.
If
needs
be
hv
the
irrim
-r
0
"
O
route
and
solely
for
the
reason
that
no
other
course
ls
open
to
their
de
ctslon.
Honored
In
Death
,Jn
the
case
of
the
Prince
Rupert
wprkmari,
high
commendation.
tears
of
regret,
encomiums
from
all
classes
leu
w
nis
101.
in
an
hour
he
became
the
most
talked
about
man
among
the
seven
thousand
in
habitants
or
the
city.
The
procession
of
mourners
thai
followed
the
clay
of
him
to
the
cemetery
on
the
run
was
made
up
not
only
of
his
friends
out
of
hundreds
of
strane-
ers
who,
the
day
before
his
death,
had
never,
heard
of
him.
The
headstone,
that
marks
his
grave
records
fhe
last
resting
place
of
William
...
...
1
r-
1
1.
1
-
1
uuum
ui
ueroysmrc,
r-ngianu,
Uie
date
of
his
birth,
the
date
of
his
death.
But
to
this
man
there
ls
another
monument
in
Prince
Ruoert
that
stands
where
all
may
see
and
cherish
as
something
'worthy
of
the
city,
.
WIT'
The
wintry
blasts
of
winter
are
sweeping
over
Canada
and
king
venter
is
dusting
the
skl-ing
slopes
of
the
sport
centres
with
what
it
takes
to
provide
ideal
conditions
for
skiers.
This
odd-angle
snap
shows
an
early
bird
scooting
down.a
slope
at
Badger,
Calif.,
where
the
snow
often
reaches
a
depth
of
10
feet.
a
memorial
that
every
man,
woman
and
child
in
Its
limits
endorses
with
a
whole
heart
the
Prince
Rupert
Booth
.Memorial
School.
.
j
It
was
ngt
the
will
of
thje
people)
that
a
narne
0
frequently
as
his!
upon
the
public
tonguer
should
.be
!
forgotten
in
the
generations
tjpi
come.
It
seemed
.almost
as
though
iai,c
iiau
ciiosep
ium
as
ine
instrument
to
dispose
of
a
iocal
Issue
arising
from
a
discussion
as
to
whose
name
the
new
school
should
bear
no
small
problem
in
a
jcbrrimunlty
;o
rlpjuy
endowed
with
distinguished
citizens
connected
with
its
hisr
tory.
The
controversy
was
settled
is
though
by
magic
when
James
Brady,
nriricibal.
In
a
letter
ad
dressed
to
the
editor
of
a
focal
newspaper
suggested
tha.t
thesoiu-Uon
lay
In
naming
.
It
the
;Bobh
Rjemorial
School;
From
hfcs
epistle",
I
quote
thU
pregnani
phrase:
".
.
.
not
wealth,
social
drsU'nc-tion
or
high
lineage
that
merits
reward,
but
.
.
.."
And
so,
forever
written
In
the
memory
of
Prince
Rupert,
ls
the
honored
name
of
one
worthy
to
wear
the
wreath.
Steamship
failings
or
Vancouver-Tuesday
Catala
l:30-p.fnV
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Ge6rge
11:15
p.rn"
Friday
ss.
Cardena
'.
.fl
pjri."
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
.10
p.m.
Jan.
3,
17
and
31.
ss.
Prln.
Norah
5:30
pjn.
'rom
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
-4
pin;
wed.
ss.Pn
George
..
10:30
ajni
Friday
SS.,Pr.
Adelaide
.
..
.4
p.m:
Ss.
cardena
p.m.
Jan.
13
and
27
ss.
P.
Norah
a.m.
H'or
Any
ox
and
JStewart
S'uhday-rss.
Catala
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and
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For
Nlaas
River
arid.
Pirt
f?Impsbh
Sunday
ss.
Catala
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8
pjn.1
From
Naas
hiver
aiid
Port
SiinjVsoil
Tiesdar
ss.
Cataia
...
.11:30
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Ocean
Falls
Thurs.
ss.Pr.
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11:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
pjn.
From
Ocean
Falls-Wed.
ss.
Pr,.
Geprge
..
.10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
,'4
p.m;
Ss.
Cardena,
p.m:,
For
(jueen
Charlotte
tslands-Jan.
14
and
28
as.
Prince
John
10:30
p.m,
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Jan.
12
and
26
s.s.
Prince
John
a.m,
I
I
I
II
I
LADIES'
BOWLING
Second
Half
of
Season
C.etting
Un
derway
Tonight
The
first
half
of
the
second
half
I
-
n.r
th
t.nrtips'
Bowline
League
1
schedule
Is
announced
as
follows:
I
January
4
Telephone
Girls
ys.
Knox
Hotel;
Merchantettes
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Our
dang
vs.
Blue
Birds;
Annettes
vs.
Rangers.
January
11
Blue
Birds
vs.
Rangers;
Our
dang.
vs.
Annettes;
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Telephone
Girls
vs.
Merchantettes.
January
18
Our
Gang
vs.
Big
Sisters;
Telephone
Girls
vs.
Rangers;
Annettes
vs.
Merchantettes;
Knri
Hotel
vs.
Blue
Birds.
January
25
Merchantettes
vs.
Bluebirds:
Annettes
vs.
Knox
Hotel
;
Telephone
Girls
vs.
Our
Gang;
Rangers
ys.
Big
Sisters.
February
1
Annettes
vs,
Tele
phone
Girls;
Big
Sisters
ys.
Blue
Birds;
Merchantettes,
vs.
Kangers;
Our.Gantr
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
February
8
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Mer
chantettes;
Rangers
vs.
Our
Gang;
jjig
Sisters
vs.
Telephone
Girls;
Blue
Birds
vs.
Annettes.
February
15
Big
Sisters
vs.
An
tiettes;
Blue
Birds
vs.
Telephone
fjlrls:
Rangers
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
Merchantettes
vs.
Our
Gang.
OF
BOWLS
City
League
January
9
Grotto
vs.
Moose
Royal
Hotel
vs.
35
TaxL
January
16
Grotto
vs.
Royal
Hotel;
Moose
vs.
35
Taxi.
January
23
Grotto
vs.
35
Taxi;
Royal
Hotel
vs.
lob.se.
,
,
January
,30
Royal
Hotel
vs.
35
TaxL
Grotti)
vs..loose.
February
6
Moose
vs.
35
Taxi;
brotto
vs.
Royal
Hotel.
February
.13
Royal
vs.
Moose;
br.otto.ys.
35
Taxi.
February
20
Grotto
v.
Moose;
Rqyai
jfojei
ys.
35
Taxi.
,,
February
.27
Grotto
vs.
Royal
Hotel',
Moose
vs.
35
Taxi.
Jktarfch
d-7Royal
jlotel
vs.
Moose;
brpttp
vs.
h
Taxi.
.
Marph
)3
Royal
Hotel
vs.
35
Taxi;
GrdUo
ys.
Moose.
.
.March
20
Grotto
vs.
Royal
Ho-
.
Mppse
vs.
35
Taxi.
1
March
27
Grotto
vs.
35
Taxi:
Royal
Hotel
vs.
Moose.
GFPR
Pfdgfatnis
TUESDAY
pii.
5:30
Opening.
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Home
Folks.
j5:00RVqu'est
Program.
6:30
bally
New
firoadedst
6:45
Hoosier
Hot
Shots;
7:15
CeclJL
and
$a.Uy,
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0:00
Betty(
Br'6wnv
i)45-)lousewi.yes'
Requests.
'
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lirloMessage
period.
11:3,0
Weather
Forecast.
l$:20-Stock
Rejport
I2;30
Dally
.liews
Broadcast.
12:4'd-TMohlt6r
yiews
llie
News.
12:45
Eb'
arid
Zeb.
P.M.
5:30
Opening,
5:45
Limousine
Lady,
jJtOO
B'eqiiesC
Program.
6:15
Curious
World.
'4:30
bally
NewsJJroadcast.
7:00
Man
About
Town.
7il5
Cecil
.and.
Sally,
THURSDAY
.
AJVfl
ll
ypenlii;.
iltl5
Message
Period.
ll;?p
Wealrir
Forecast.
J2!20-Stock
Report.
2;jo
baiiy
ilews
Broadcast.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
...
kw-
,5:30
Opening.
6:06
Request
Program.
6;30
bally.
.News
Broadcast.
X:45niisbeHn.g
Strings.
7:00
Black
Magic.
JLiiCecil
irld.
JSally.
.
ATTENTION!
Customers
of
Hollywood
Studio
formerly
of
220
6th
Street,
may
secure
recorders
at
any
time
by
tend
lnr
umc
to
P.O.
Box
25,
Vancou.
ver,
u,
u.
..Tuesday.
January
4.
193
Military
College
Hoop
Team
Ends
Tour
Of
Alaska
v.
KETCHIKAN.
Jan.
4:
The
Hill
Military
Academy
basketball
team
from
Portland,
uregon,
alter
a
tour
of
Alaska,
left
here
at
the
first
of
this
week,
oh
its
return
hnm
The
team'waf
to
have
visited
Prince
Rupert
but
the
vessel
It
was
travel-
ling
on
did
not
make
a
stop
there
PRAYER
WEEK
OPENED
HERE
Dean
fUbson
Heard
Last
Night
in
Salvation
Army
Citadel
The
first
of
the
meetines
of
the
Week
of
prayer
was
held
last
even
Irig
In
the
Salvatloji
Army
Cltutie)
with
very
nev.
uean
j.
u.
uioson
in
charge.
He
took
as
his
topic
Re
pentance."
using
the
story
of
the
prodigal
Son
as
the
foundation
Jor
his
remarks.
The
second
of
the
series
of
meetings
will
be
held
this
evening
in
the
First
Baptist
Church
with
Captain
Ivan
Halsey
of
the
Salvation
Army
in
charge
Hr
wia
deal
with
the
subject
'Faith,
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
THONE
658
IN
KU'llKMt
COl'UT
Ol'
IUtlTIH
(OIlMllfA
,
IN
I-KOIIMK
In
t
Maltrr
r
Ihr
-Artnilnl-lylk.n
In
thrjlaitrr
f
tin
lj-Ut
nl
M.rtarrt
inr
nnln.
HrrraMil,
Inlrla
TAKE
NOTICE
4Jiat
by
order
Bit
Honor.
W.
R
FKhcr
tlie
1.7'
1
dr
AdirUnlfctraitor
of
tl
csUte
cf
Mtf;
pmites
liawtnj
clftlmn
against
'?u
tsiat
ere
hwy
requlml
to
fiirrJrt
game,
properly
verified,
to
me
before
the
18th
day
of
Jnuary,
1
o.
1938,
and
all
Tru
Indebted
'a
&
estate
are
required
to
jy
Vtie
-y':
of
their
lndeWednem
me
fortn':-NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Admlnj
-ra'cr,
,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
Diited
December
18th,
t937.
LANII
ACT
Nnt
Ire
f
Intent
ln
to
Apply
to
le
I
J
ml
In
Prine
RujxTt
land
Record
W
DUtrlct
of
British
ColumbU.
and
!
ate
Butt
of
Prince
Lehoo
Island
"
Hudson
Bay
PaM.
jtouih
of
Dundx
Island
conaplcucniK
uhlte
rock
li
high
(marked
on
chart).
.
Take
notice
that
Frank
Waterman
9
Prinoe
Rupert,
B,
C.
oncupaitton
Mio
Intends
U
apply
for
a
leane
of
the
W'
lon-lng
described
lands:
-all
of
a
wo-sptcuous
white
rock
85
fret
high
and
Ita
surroundings
(Rock
marked
chert).
Camraenrln
at
a
pnt
planted
"
a.
grassy
rock
200
feet
8.
E
of
V.
Corner
on
Northeast
side
Ihcnce
'
feet
Southeaat;
thertr
800
feet
soutH-west
thence
800
feet
NorUiwest;
thenc
800
feet
Northeast,
did
containing
1'
acres,
more
or
)ws.
FRANK
WATERMAN.
Hate.
October
4.
1B37.
,I.ANn
ACT
Nutlet
of
Intent
Inn
to
Apply
Lru
Mnd
In
Prince
Rupert
Lbiui
neouriling
District
of
British
Codunvbla.
and
';
ate
on
Zayas
Island
on
the
N,
W,
po"J
on
west
aide
of
Zayiui
on
a
reef
Arauizazu
Point.
Take
nnt.lr.
thai.
TVntik
wtrmD
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C,
occupation
UIJJT
intends
to
apply
for
a
lese
pf
the
lowing
described
lands:
all
of
U
off
Aramzazu
Point,
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
ff
J
ww
nign
grassy
point
on
tne
rz
Side
of
the
reef
thence
1600.
,
Northeast;
thenoe
1500
feet
Kortl''i
Uienoe
1800
feet
Soutliwwt.
then
,
1BO0
feet
SouUiea.it
and
contain111
15
1
acres,
more
or
less
I
FRANK
WATERML.
in
tiik
si
ritr:MK
cocut
or
iibitM'-
tOI.IMIUV
1
.
.
.
IX
I'ROIIATE
.
.'
In
Die
Jlaller
of
the
"Ailiiilnlk""on
'
Art"
And
...
In
the
.Matter
or
the
Kstate
'
Ern
fljllfilll".
OereilM-d.
ntetle
.TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of.
Honor,
W.
E.
Fteher,
the
I4i
Jrj
Decembur,
A
D.
1937.
I
was
PP!.
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
B"!
Oyllejifipltic.
decoosed.
and
all
P'
having
claims
against
the
said
Bra
.or..,!.
flimtOl1
P111111
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
bfjy
the
15th
day
of
January,
A.
D-and
All
parties
Indebted
to
the
r;.
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
tlulr
liulebtedness
to
me
forth
wiVn.
,
POKMAN
A
WAIT.
M
Official
Admlntotwjv
Prince
Rupert,
I)ed
the
14th
day
of
December,
pv
1037
.
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Kooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brasell
,
N.
M.
BraseU