PAGE
SIX
Persisting
In
Lie
Spreading
PJWL'N
t
15:
CPi
of
the
admission
by
the
In
spit,
German
0h
.ntnnnnnnnnnnnnw
alnaen
concerned
in
the
raid
thatXJ
NATIVE
A
TIV17
CHIEF
PUICC
I
the
veatei
did
not
sink
bat
merely
liftirid
atap
Oiainlr
o
ch
maris
l
sodden
tarn
whiea
for
a
time
pare'
Am
a
mistaken
idea.
Propaganda
'
l.ftetA
....1.11.-..
I
5
ritr
Ark
Roya
was
sunk
some
time
mkfeke.
the
German
pilots
ack
nowledged
it.
BRIGHT!
Young
eyes
may
be
even
more
badly
injured
by
poor
light
than
older
ones.
School
children
need
good
light
for
home
work
and
home
reading.
Don't
risk
your
children's
precious
eyesight.
"Better
Sight"
lamps
with
the
proper
wattage
bulbs
are
cheap
insurance
against
eye
injury
from
poor
light
We
have
many
styles
of
modern,
portable,
floor,
table
and
wall
lamps
$1.00
down,
balance
on
terms.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
arr
that
rapt;
wrkrt
arp
krpt
UH
a
1th
E41m
Mazda
Lamp.
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bj
th
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
.SI'f:U
REDUCED
WINTER
EXCURSION
FARES
Inciui
n
?
all
meals
and
berth
accomodation
TO
VANCOUVER
AND
RETURN
From
PRINCE
RUPERT
QQfi
00
Fiorn
Port
Simpson
$39.:5
vOOoUU
(Reduced
Rate
Fare
and
one
half
also
apply
to
Vancouver
from
intermediate
points.)
Children
(Five
years
of
age
and
under
twelve)
Half
Fare
Tickets
on
Sale
from
November
1st,
1939
to
Febrary
29th,
1910
Good
to
return
up
to
March
31st
1940
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Ar.
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Every
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
a.m.
SJS.
CAU:K.
Every
Friday
10:30
p.m.
Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Ajcnt
(FRANK
J.
SKINNER)
Third
Ave.
Phone
5GI
If
r.iicnlciil,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
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rwv
1
1
1
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1
1
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PASSES
AWAY
Daniel
Cookson.
one
of
the
best
known
venerable
natives
of
the
-
Skeena
River
village
of
Kltsegukla.
passed
away
following
a
Ion
5
period
of
Illness.
Born
sixty-two
years
ago
at
Kltsegukla,
Chief
Cookson
'
wa
well
known
all
along
the
Skeena
River
and
down
to
the
coast.
He
was
the
third
chief
of
his
tribe.
A
widow
survives.
Deceased
was
an
active
worker
of
the
United
Church.
The
funeral
was
held
on
Tuesday
'
afternoon
at
Kltsegukla
with
the
resident
mUnary.
Rev.
N.
F.
McLean,
officiating,
burial
being
made
in
the
villaee
cemetery.
Relatives
and
friends
from
the
surrounding
vUVges
attended
the
funeral
at
whkh
the
Kltwanea
choir
and
band
wrre
In
attendance.
PaO-barert
were
Mattha
Brteht.
neon
Moor'
Friet
Smith.
Harry
E?pr?-
DaTld
Wells
and
Robert
Harris,-
j."
During
the
church
service
Al-IfrM
MrDames.
with
the
assistance
,of
Matthias
Bright
and
Harry
Benson,
both
of
St.
Paul's
Church.
Kit
wanra.
insUlled
Peter
Mark
into
1
the
raran-y
in
the
church
comrnit-,
tee
caused
bv
the
death
of
Chief
Cookson.
Peter
Mark,
who
Is
pred-jlmt
of
the
Fpworth
League.
Is
also
piccejnr.
tp
deceased
as
third
chief
or
the.
tribe.
;
OCEAN
FALLS
!
The
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
,
Canadian
Legion
is
making
extensive
preparations
for
carrying
on
trie-
Red
Cross
work
in
Ocean
Falls.
A
large
quantity
of
supplies
has
been
ordered
arid
the
women
expect
.soon"
to
have
every
one
busy
knitting
and
sewing.
They
are
also
collecting
reading
matter
for
the
boys
in
training
camps.
Remembrance
service
at
the
Un
lied
Church
was
held
with
a
church
parade
of
the
Rovers
'Sea
Scouts)
and
Olrl
Guides.
At
the
Remembrance
service
at
the
Anglican
eh'nreh
the
Canadian
Legion
!
MASQUERADE
Ovtr
Two
Hundred
Kiddies
Parade
Iq
Picturesque
Oceans
Falls
Affair
.u..j
....
.
....
I
Oirls
under
school
?ge
1.
Diana
Drumb
as
Red
Riding
Hood,
complete'
with
a
big
police
dog
as
the
wolf:
2.
Betty
Jean
Bailey
a8
a
Hawaiian
dancer.
I
-
Boys
under
school
aze
1.
Terry
i
Alnnrorth
as
Holly;
2.
T.
Bryant
as
.
a
page.
page.
Wonderland;
2.
rflsgulsed
as
the
Witch
in
Knew1
yearly.
Further
Details
Of
War
Effort
In
BpooeJeon;!cMa4ter
Pooeye.
itacAllhtcr
Canada
Coming
Up
(as
;
Girls,
grades
L
Reid
as
Alice
in
to
rv
1.
Dawn
OTTAWA
KWmhtr
rfPi
Molra
Latimer
as
an
old-fashioned
.
A
ub-commlttce
of
the
cabinet
on
lady.
information
is
to
publish
further
Boys,
grades
I.
to'lV.-
1.
D.
Kin-idetail
of
Canada's
war
effort,
nalrd,
period
costume;
2.
Freddy!
,
iayior
ag
a
tramp
White.
I
.
Boysk
grade
V.
and
over
1.
Peter'
G'
,,arry
WoodwaTd
of
Fairbanks
Orifflths
as.
the
Siarecrow
0f
Oz:
'
'
Wa
Bro,h
'
d.
C.
Woodward
2.
'George
Refd
as
Father
Time.
Xow
'
Seattle
.
Comics
Anne
Reid
as
a
candle.:
Mlchlomi
Kabayama
as
a
man.
This
is
the
third
year
this
m-iDawstm
and
Fairbanks
business
querade
Mas
been
held
under
th:man
and
brother
of
O.
Carlton
t
.I.
I
1
WfusiA
Woodward
ha
J
a
,
auspices
01
the
Anglican
Church.
It's
the
cumtratntj
ffiect
of
art
verllslng
that
counts.
blind,
KAwrts.
Nov.
15:
(CP)
O.
;arry
wooawara,
aecd
6,
pioneer
of
Seattle,
former
United
I
States
consul
at
Prince
Rupert,
Idled
Monday
night.
(The
late
Mr.
Woodward
visited
hU
brother
In
.
Prince
Rupert
a
few
years
ago.)
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
.
.
-.
.
w
Tf
v
A
viw
m
Ad.
.
x'xt
w--.d
never
r
3me
..
..
.0
the
deek
of
a
warship
'
see
.-e
detail
of
a
gca
uke
this
But
if
one
dW
gi
s
low-.
.
w
one
of
the
asti-ajmaft
guru
or.
an
unnamed
British
cruser
would
look
to
the
crew
of
the
plane
German
bombers
t
.ve
tried
conclusions
with
British
warships
on
evral
occasK)r.
.:vre
the
start
of
the
war.
but
so
far
the
controversy
as
to
whether
planes
can
defeat
warships
remains
unsetUed.
Accidents
In
Black-outs
Take
iBig
Death
Toll
LONDO.
November
15:
Traffic
accidents
are
taking
a
heavy
toll
of
life
Is
Ertland
as
a
result
ol
black-outs.
Five
hundred
mon
persons
jwfrr
killed
this
October
than
inline
same
month
last
year.
Disability
Pay
In
Old
Country
British
Ministry
of
Pensions
Arranges
Rates
For
Present
War
LOJfDOif.
November
15:
CP
ARMISTICE
!
OBSERVED
OCEAN
FALLS.
Nov.
lS-Bables'8"1
of
retirement
ar-1
dU-'
.sfTkt
"
TJ.
climbed
out
of
their
cradles
last'aWHty
pay
for
the
soldiers
of
the
ul.7.rromta"mTl
an
m"
Tuesday
evening
to
attend
thel"-1"
forces
of
the
United
'
PU"
and
Rev.
J.
,
E.
Birthall
Kingdom
and
their
dependents
great
event
in
their
little
world-
ofFHotime
the
chUdren's
masquerade.
Over
i
araTO
UP
J
ine
win
...
1
a
i
.v.iij.
ij
w
'lstnr
of
Pensions.
......
...
A
A
MrMnf
warrant
nl
officer.
f
rr
Class
1
w
T
I.
vhrt
who
One
Of
Best
Remembranre
Iay
Celebrations
In
Vears
M
Smithrrs
aurniras
ot
in
Dm
KemwiMWMe
Daf
an-
niversartes
ever
obsemd
an
Sn
thers
was
the
acnarai
optntiw)
o.
all
who
took
part
o
this
or
raster
The
weather
was
very
m:!d
and
r-T
nb
for
the
day
ard
th
United
Church
was
fJTIed
t
,
eapa
dty
when
the
veterans
rruu
'jed
:.
to
taice
'h?
ru
resf.vid
a'
the
front
of
the
church
A
"seven
piece
orch
Un
nplte
:
th
music
for
the
choir
of
twenty
voice.
iiuic
ac
lUUKti
diiu
uir
iAi.uiiir;s
wut
The
veteran
marched
from
i
f
.v,.
1..
a
.u
.
"
ooay
u
.
-a
iL.
a
auF
J
irersr.Tecid
a
ilhrn.'
remblUoutUeTaid
'T,
7
g"
JbJ
manner
l
of
three,
came
a,
a
sweet
girl
gradu-
l1aaUnI
L
Spirit
disab
mv
re
Fred
nav
her
own
right,
havir
been
a
nurse
:VtLt2t
non-rlar
officer,
ranges,
Franee.
8Wteted
In
the
orche-
n
M0
yearlv
-
for
a
cantata
"J
"
fortunatelv
they
were
disqualified-
wwbaltem
to
$1335
for
a'
Th
sate
of
yearly
ooopiea
was
equal
to
by
by
not
not
belne
being
masked.
masked.
Ther,
There
were
were
colonel
colonel
or
or
higher
higher
rank
for
100
per-
the
beat
that
has
been
experienced
.u.
.v
'
cent
dlsaWement.
For
lesser
de-
in
other
years
imitated.
Bree
cf
dblement
parments
are'
The
ArmUtke
dance
ahn
was
as
!
The
prize-winners
were:
scaiea
aown
10
irom
SUJhj
to
good
a
anv
any
yet
held
and
th
j
whole
anniversary
passed
off
in
I
a
very
pleasing
and
eeeruL
t
manner.
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
in
port
at
9:30
this
mornlne
from
Van
Best
Comic
Edward
BamforH
at
T).
il
f
17
!
'afternoon
afternoon
for
for
Ketchikan
Ketchikan
and
and
Stew
Charlie
McCarthy.
iDrOUier
UI
rOrmeriart
whence
she
will
return
here
to
.--J
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I
'
'
I
1
.
1
uiris,
grade
V.
and
over
1.
Nives
1
r
1
r
.
Plrtor
as
a
nun;
2.
Tom
Kennedy.j
LOCal
tOnSUl
UlCS
couver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
sailed
at
2
o'clock
this
Stcw-
morrow
evening
southbound.
Th'!,
vessel
brought
north
a
fair-sired
i
111
01
passengers.
,
Bill
Fulton
showed
up
the
rest
of
a
party
of
doughty
local
huntsmen
who
visited
Khutzamateen
at
the
end
of
the
week
aboard
the
Pachena.
.Even
such
veterans
as
Roy
Nlcholls.
Jack
Lindsay.
Oeoree
Bryant.
Jim
Bacon.
Joe
Scott
and
Fred
Scott
were
put
to
shame
by
the
legal
light
who
bagged
all
four
geese
which
the
party
took.
The
party
also
bagged
some
thirty
ducks.
Departure
wai
made
Friday
I
night
and
return
Sunday
night.
!
UPON
JAPAN
United
SUtes
Talks
Of
Economic
Pressure
Ambassador
Conftrs
With
Nipponese
Foreign
Minister
WASHINGTON.
DC,
November
Ii.
tCP-Predtotton
that
the
Unl
ted
Suies
in
1940
may
follow
up
the
administration's
neutrality
program
by
authorizing
economic
pressure
against
Japan
is
madu
by
.i;:laUve
taadesa
This
prediction
was
made
In
of
reaorts
from
To
kin
that
t
td
State
Ambassador
Joseph'
C
Urrw
meeting
Foreign
8ee-f
-.try
Nomura
with
a
view
to
es-!
1
bjuhtng
better
relations
between
:
two
vantrie
Last
week
they
a
ot
rt-one-half
hour
con-v
ration
alc
informal
line.
A
'
'
poi
profram
was
prwated
t
Ambt.
-dor
Orew.
It
is
re-'
i
H
told
Nomura
that
'.
id
b?
difficult
to
readjust
-
o'f
mets
ankts
something
were
r
to
make
TTnKH
Cfit.
...Mi.
.
u
.
ywm,
.
uon
i
more
more
favorable
favorable
to
to
Japan.
Japan.
II
1:.
U
l
Mvc
e
of
of
Japarese
Japarese
policy
policy
in
in
con
ii
with
China
3
"ST
TIMr
h.,K,hl,Y'
LONDON
Sv.
Sr
Stafford
Cmeiai
tn
th
R
Hbor
govern
m-the
Labor
par:
.
Amtrieas
Must
Do
Their
Part
In
n
t-Preertinr
Civiliiation
for
Time
X1
f
lef
w
Being.
Says
Hull
Wie
iotemmr.
jpartv
teraa
r
NEW
VflOlf
v
11
a
.
.
Thev
aiVH
1
-
TASIIROr.
Starj
"DISPUTED
AIh
Carton
-
Mrjqi
.
Ct
COMIXOTIIl-Rnj'
RirhrttB
Ii
Ovtr
Cripps
Snumprl
1
1
try
me.
United
Slate
could
not
LaDOnte
I
Prmt
con-
MU,i
BARBARISM
IN
EUROPE
liinn
.
ri
.
.
v
...
To
Ttii
of
State
CordeU
Hull,
tn
an
address
;ment
eiprcsur
tr-
nere.
saw
tftat
the
eivthsatkm
of
the
world
woald
have
to
be
at
least
temporarily
guarded
in
the
America
in
view
of
the
imminence
C
of
IU
eclipse
or
disappearance
la
the
Old
World
The
Importance
of
the
nations
f
the
western
hemisphere
keeoinc
out
of
war
th
em.
phaaised.
"It
U
not
necesary
to
have
sMcaire
war
in
order
to
retain
clvtlteauon."
Hull
declared
Most
propie
reao
the
classified
ids.
Do
you?
rtfje
(MM
W
t
t
Dalin
atair.it
.
j
of
the
part)
H
r.
merit
nilght
be
r-?n
urian
party
,:
a
:
cc
He
wfote
I
n
L-;
eipress
rtr'
t
by
me
1
as
I
a-ever
enhnnre
!
-
not
oniy
fu:
the
only
ar?.-"
taken
ocsr-
to
my
owt
1
r
best
insert
j
"
this
country
"
r
at
Si
m
Th;
adv
r;crr.er"
is
not
published
or
c
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'
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Cunfrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Bi
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