Julia
Arthur
Wehave
just
received
a
large
shipment
of
Tallls
latest
footwear
in.
all;
their
exquisite
beauty.
Have
You
Seen
the
Latest
inJJlach
Suede
Pumps
with
Zippers
and
the
Newest
Designs
in.
Elastic.
Gore
Straps?.'
i
We
willlbe
pleased
to
show,
theseX
new
lines-
to
you.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good'
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERX
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday;
by
Prince1
Rupert'
Dally.
News,,Imlted,
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Avenue
Hi
F'
PULLEN
-
Managlng-Edltcif
THE
WEIGHT
LIFTED
j
When
it
was
learned
last
night
that
an
agreement
had
been
reached
and1
that
the-fear
of
German,
agression
bringing
about
a
worJd
war
had
been
ended,
a
great
weight
seemed,
to-
be
lifted,
fronv
the
worldi
While1
in
adians;
Some
fears-
had.
been
expressed-
that
Canadians
.might
intitact
as.
a:
unit
iff
war,
came,
.but
"
alK
these
fears
but
it
was
valuable,
Today-
we
know
that,
if
the
Einnirc
of
support
was'a
great
source
of
strength'
and
this
doubtless
Will,
have
a
crood
effect
in
future
intPrnatlnnarmliiJ
tionshipa
It
shows
Russia
that
she
can
benefit
by.
cooperating
with
the
democracies
instead
of
trying,
to-
sec-retly.
undermine
them
through
the
operations-
of
the
Internationale
and
it
showed
Britain
and
France
that
Russia
may
be
a
very,
valuable
ally
in
times
of
stress.
Many
people's
ideas
of.
international
relationships
will
have
been
changed
radically
as
a.result
of
the
crisisi
Manv
will
cometorealize;nowr
that
it
is-
impossible
for
any
nation
to
iivc
wiiuny
iu
itseJI.
THE
UNITED
STATES
Whilethe
action
of
the
President
of
the
Uhitpd'SttPc
may
have
been
an
important
factor
in
the
settlement,
of
'Bay.
PHONE
TO
FAR
NORTH
Distant
Posts
Will
Converse
With!
Business
and
Financial
Centres-
these
will
be
overcome
soon.
A
GRE'AT
DEMONSTRATION-
Would
SaV(
1
he
democratic
nations
of
Europe
made
a
great
dem-l
,
n
onstration
m
the
cause
of
peace
when
they.
mobilized,
their
!
U1(L
KellCS
loices-ior
war
in
tne
past
few
days.
They
showed
such
a
united
front
that
it
was
impossible
for
Germanv
and
Italy
to
expect
to
win
outao-ainst
thm
Ri
Erection
of
$15,000
Pollatch
House
at
Alert
Bay
Proposed
.
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
30:
CP
Frederick
K.
Detwillei
.
president
of
artists
of
Carnegie
Hall,
New
York,
will
make
a
plea
to
officials
at
Ottawa
that
a
potlatch
house
cf
$15,-C0CJ
value
be
built
to
house
an
exhibit
of
Indian
relics
at
Alert
Bay.
With
his
wife.
Detwiller
has
just
returned
to
Vancouver
after
spend-,
ing
six
weeks
at
Alert
Bay
painting
totem
poles.
He
said
he
"fell
in
.;
love
with
the
magnificent
scenery"
j
!here.
Mrs.
Detwiller
Is
writing
impressions
of
British
Columbia
for
a
Jiew
York
publication
and'
she
de
plored
the
state
of
decay
at
Alert
tne
dispute
ovor
the
Sudeten,,
the-
sending
out
of.
at
few!
"Il's
a
pity
to
see
the
'
tne
old
letters
was-a
comparatively
easv,
inkmrnnn!,
wim,.,!,-J
Indlan
rel,cs
havff
been
neglected."
tl.p.li!iimnoafl..ehtMw
a
i
.
.
.
"
"
.
,
she
said.
"There
are
a
few
remains
""'"c..
ovavcouicji
nau
tu
uu.
Aiso
it
was
a-saie
j0DiQf
H
fiW
mnoVt
-"
'
'
mult
ciiu(jic
wuum
nave,
ueen
tne
enoiT
01
Chamberlain
if
the
United.
States,
had.
been,
ante
th
onmc
out
ih
theopen.and
declare
her
support
of
theidemocraoiesl
in
meir
nme
ot
stress
That
week,
of
fear'
wouldi
have
beeen
entirely
avoided
for
Germany
would
never
have
gone
as
far
as
she
did
if
she
had
felt
that
the
United
States'
would'
Have
been
in
the
fln-nt
irnmpritbUr
old'
potlatch
houses,
grass
grow
ing
all
around
the
poles,
and
the
road
Is
In
terrible
shape.
"One
day
while
we
were
there
five
boats
came
in
with
two
to
three
hundred
passengers
each.
They
were'
Just
crying
for
Information
about
the
quaint
relics
and
not
a
ingle
soul
could
tell
them.
ueiuie
w
can,
nave
world
stability,
thff
American'
IncJlans
wre
wonderfully,
people
will
have
to
realize
not
only
that
thev
have
a
dutu
!riendIi
and
offered
t0
donate
al!!
tn
nil
v,:
u
,i.
'.
...
T
their
old
nossessions
for
a
riotlatJ-hf
Z
ZT
JrX
W?mvZ
house,
If
we
could
do
anything:
The!
dutv
to
nerf
f
orm
n
f
tHei
TWncEtf
J
irfiSt
W0,Tldi
Because
the
Indian
Agent
has
given
us
a
letter
"
i$
s,
refused
to"
become
a
member,
of
the
Ileacue
to
Ottawa
and
we
win
call
there
on'
..Muiier
un;
u7diiwuii
ui
uiai
league
Decame
abor-
our
way-DacK
10
wew
xorK
ana
see
tive;
Had
She
been,
a
member
the1
ran-nf.
MiiTinV.,,..;
lf'
something
can't
be
done.
Alert
could
have
been
stopped;.
Abyssinia
wouldi
have
retaihedi?vf5LC0Ul,d,"
uC'.a
urist
attractlon,
her
independence,
the
war
in
Spain
would
have
been
-e
to
BrH
iujjpeu
in
me
duo
ano
tnere
would
Have
been
no
crisis
this
week.-
The
last
war
would
have
been
as
was
ex.
Iiected
"a
to
end
war"
a
Dally
News
classified
ad-
pecied,
d
war
war
to
end
War.
vertlsement
for
best
results.
i
The
Letter
Box
FEOM
PAGE
RIDEOUT
.
So.
we-could
continue
to
enumerate;
buf
again
space
forbids.
But
let
us
consider
for
a
mom-mcnt.
Is
that
100-mile
Portland
Canal
U
bo
consider!
a
freak
cf
nature
indefinitely?
Are
thrse
in-and
waters
of
Hudson
Bay
to
be
Editor
DaihtNwps!-
'
!ihe
Dead
S5ft
Of
thu
.
i:
r
l
wnen
wuirea
Laurier
lormea
n
L,-i,u
-
EDMONTON
Sept
30-
CP.
'cabinet
In
1896
he
took
the
Pre-
Canadian
soil?
An
old
windjamnvr
Two
-
way
conversations
betwe
miers
of
the
Maritimes
and
On-
captain
who
possesses
a
great
tario,
the
Generals
of
knowledge
of
all
our
isolated
mining
and
trading
posts
Attorney
of
the
North
West
Territories
and
Quebec
and
Manitoba
and
many
waters-told
us
inhls
hotel-roomat
Canadian
financial
and
business
such
others.
Hence
they
were
rr-
Prince
Rupert
that
the
main
body
Ted
-The
of
all
of
ice
that-was-blocking
the
Hud-Ithrough
centres
will
be
possible
soon
to
as
Cabinet
a
plan
being
perfected
the
talents."
With
these
men
In
son'
Bay
rouU-
was
in
the
city
Jointly
by
the
Royal
Canadian
their
wisdom
swinging
the
G.
T.
of
Montreal
S.
Sa'n-sbury
m
Corns
of
simai
anrf
th
Aihprtr.
P.
north
of
the
55
to
where
Haiel-
'f
H-nrt-l
n
our
magazine
told
Government
Telephones.
ton
now
is
,
and
proposing
a
line
us
that,
if
half
of
the
money
was
!
Already
radio-telrnhnnp
rnnvfr.
from
HazaJt&l
to
Finla
r'OTKi
snt
on
th
riy
roUi;
sations
have
been
carried
on.
be-
through.
ttJ?eace
Pass
to
Pear;
rpent
in
me-
&i.
Lawrence
mver.
more
development
tween
Fort-
MtMnrray.
28T
mHeRlver
Landingfjthe
question
arises:
:e
nay
wouia
De
navtno
u.r
rolIt?
lhan
ther
was
on
tne
roUte
northwest
of
Edmonton,
and
Al-
'What
did'
thatCabinH
of
aU
the
six
mcnths
in
the
year.
D.
S.
Dal-
of
tne
c
P
R
wnen
it
put
berta
centres
on
the
experimental
talents
rfave
lnYmind"
and
what
glelsh,
operator
of
a
shipt...g
lint
through
in
1885
and
there
is
more
system;
similar
to
others
used
would
our
New
West
be
today
had
at
Newcastle-on-Tyne.
said
in
an
development
today
at
both
Stewrrt
with
th
world.
jrld.
cial;
government
system
there.
much
interested
as
to
what
it
war
Railway.
It
Is
the
C.
P.
R..
the
ag0
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Cc.un;1
and
on
to
Churchill.
FALL
LINES
ON.
MARKET
success
in
many
parts
of
the
they
been
permitted
to
finish
their
interview
at
Saskatoon
on
Septem-
and
Churchill
than
there
was
at
r
r
EJjveri
E-itisH
Columbia
job
--
But
it
iy
quite
evident
that-
ber
3fr
193&:
"I1
know
what
tht
Vancouver
when
the
first
train
7
VZ
ivi
points-
ints-
are-
are-
connected
connected
on
on
a
a
nrovln-
provtn-
the
the
people
people
of
"
the
Old
West
are
no
trouble
is
with
the
Hudson's
Bay
arrived
there
some
fifty-two
years
i
roving.
The
system,
expected
to
acce!
3ll
about.
uanK
01
-Montreal
ana
tne
uuy
01
Then.
wHen
we
consider
that
it
.
.
...
..
'
nd
VeteUkh
Attractive
And
Popular
erate-development
throughout
ttraj
When
Lord
Rhondda
set
out
to
Montreal:
Eliminate
that
opposl-
,s
11737
mUes
from
Hong-Kong;
to
JjL
v,
01
Irults
north,
involves
use
of
regular
tele
i
tabnsh
himself
as
the
'Cecil
"on
and
Churchill
will
rapldlj
t
'verpool
by
the
present
routes
,
m
evideRr'
nhnna
mnlnmnit
ot
f
VA
.
PtlVw
nt
OonoHal
V.o
.Vines
m
develotl
&S
it
i
n
eaSV
a
TVrt
tft
i
...
t
..
.
.
Mi'
th.
lOCal
market
and
M
nrrrn
v-vtaw
iM.kuiw'
w
mi
h
xvi-
....j
v
.
'
j
hiui
nniv
hijd
dv
mp
ri.iran
ann
.
"
"
monton
where
wireless
links
the
his
great
field
of
activity
thnun-
acproach
as
any
in
the
world
churchlU
route
(a
savingr
of,
2.001.
"u'a",Te
and
popular
Mc-speaker
with
persons
in
camps
:
try
lying
between
the
valley
of
the
Mn
Dalgleish
has
since
been
ir
mles,
lt
w1u
be
n
;n'
appleare
in
as
weu
as
i
scattered
throughout
the
vast
Peace
and
the
Portland
Canal
and
Western
Canada
talking
the
Hud-
new
route
would
mean
for
throu?h:
V
E00d
app3M
froiB
T?!
northern
mining
and
fur-trading
"
in
the
organization
he
started"
he
sons
Bay
route
which
he
is
ver?
fnc
and
the-
traffic
which
i
xa
fields.
spent
$250.000J!'on
one
steambo?
anxious
to
see
developed
And
hs'would
be
mated
bv.
development
generally,
there
art
Privacy
in
the
wireless
link
of-on
the
Peace.
Sir
Donald
Mann
"
also
anxious
to
get
British
reSQUrc-s
ot
h-
tountrv
.
"nporiam
cnanges
in
tht
our
countrv
whi.h
wnlllH
rrtp
P"ces
a
up.
Bus-
use
of
equipment
at
both
ends
of
head
of
the
Portland
Canal
east
under
the
Hornby
scheme.
Surel
tovas
and
cities
in
our
New
West
U'lwer
u
aUo
n"r
Su?a:
the
rartln
line
u-hirh
"wramMoc"
'
irtn
th.-
samo-
rnnnfnf
o
1at-
this
new
World
ne"ri
nir
hVwvl
-r
...j
...
t
.
.
.
.
.
Steady.
j
conversations
going
out
and
"un-
Sir
Donald
told
a
party
of
news-,
We
need
men
of
vision
and
thf
0f
Montreal
with
her
railway
man-I
scrambles"
those
coming
in.
Thuspapermen
in-Winnipeg
that
there
courage
to
back
it:
men
who
cm
aaen'.-nU
and
banking
klnes
iUKucu-u,
uj
wiai.
icugui
.and
Lsuurces,
giraier
pos-
-
-
But
let
us
remember
that
D
S
find
it
impossible
to
understand
sibilitks
lying
dormant
between
nerve
to
grasp
lt-It
would-appear
Dalgleih
of
Newcastle
-
on-Tyne
2
,
!kC
P!Te
3nd
tht
Prtland
Canal
1
th"l.D'
el
01
1,
our
man
to
get
the
more
power.
With
northern
development
ex-
than
there
were
between
the
Red
;
on-Tj-ne
t-
is
our
"key
man"
to
work
fuI
steamship
companies
orean
panding
rapidly
throueh
intensive
River
and'
the
Rockies
when
he
,on
his-shioplng
associates
an
Jzed
and"
nut
our
nrmjosltion-
ovw
mining
acU1ty.
particularly
in
the
built
the
first
bridge
over
the
Red.
organize
a
company
to
build
lie-
pGE
RIDEOUT
Yellowknife
field
about
675
air
River
in
1879:
One
Samuel
O.
Far-
j
1580
miles
of
railwav
to
connect
'
Pee,
River
Alia
miles
north
of
Edmonton,
it
is
felt
rell
of
New
York
travelled
thisiStwart
with
Churchill
The
mile-
1..
such
a
radio-telephone
system
is
country
in
the
Interests
of
Pierpont
age
rerred
to
is
an
air-line.
The
a
ucvc&uiy.
tmerency
ana
dusi-
.Morgan
some
twenty
ears
ago.
He
line
would
run
northeast
from
messages
couia
Be
sent
toUoid
us;
in-
the
old
Peace
Hotel
Iness
the
various
ootnts
from
allf
parUtjat,
if
tkison
Hop
proposi-
Prinno
R.,
,.L
-
I
V,
c
in
ior
ine
wona
connectea
via
tele-
Hon
was
in
any
one
of
the
manv
prince
x.rnice
Rupert
nupen
we
we
are
are-iar
iar
from
trom
the
the
range
range
of
of
actual
actual"
war-
phone
with
Edmonton.
-states
of
the
union,
there
would
war-farej
we
were
never1
sure
when
it
mikht
come
here
and
m
any
case
many
of
the
young
men
of
the
city
had
expressed
their
determination
to
take
part
in
the
fighting
in.
Europe
if
it
started
The
elh?e
the
connection
is
assured
thmiiirh
started
to
build
?.
line
tram
the
people
to
settle
in
monton.
But
it
is
exweted
the
-------
ieaSun.
as
10
-
now.
widespread
...uwjjicau
was"
naa
the
mc
patriotism
pdWriULISin
01
of
Can-
Van-1"
intern
win
be
extended
in
the.
near
iuiure
to
ail
k,
c.
c.
s.
sta-1
tlons
in
the
north.
venrxt;
Ko'fftJ
UA
l.
.
71.
.
"lcJ
communication
systems
,
.,.u'uuaiu
Hitr-cuiiuiiion
oecame
cniicai.
ilac-
linking
Edmonton
with
the
North
Kenzie
King's
declaration
seemed;a:
little
belated,
perhan5.'are
the
r.
c.
c.
s,
wireks
jjstciii.
various
airpiane
comoaniesi
operating
to
the
most
isolated
cort,
and
boat
services
from
Fort
just
cause
Ganada
wlbe
there
and
we
MTinnt-rnnrpivP
nflMnr
e.,fl.,
line
line
.
!
-
j
uic
iajia)
t
u
i.
j
.
,
tne
antish
leaders
en
tenng-upon.an
unjust
war..
The
efr.dcn
various
rivers
and
lakes
to
forts
of
Primer
Minister
Neville-Chamberlain-
for
peace
,n&
mouth
of
the
Macken2le
iaf
thai
,raiBhb
hBW
Pi.
teP&XSSTZ
has
ten
in,
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way
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technical
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chiefly
regard-much
in
order
to
prevent
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fields,
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to
informed
entertainment
taxi.
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Nelson
on
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be
claimed
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more
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connecting
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