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NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
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H.
F.
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Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
November
18,
1939.
EDITORIALS
DID
NOT
LIKE
IT
Recently
the
Germans
took
rnntrnl
nf
thp
nprsnn
nf
President
Hnchn
nf
r7pphn51nval'i!i
THE
VICTORIA
OUTLAWS
Many
people
look
Upon
the
members
of
the
Legislature
at
Victoria
who
went
ut
of
their
Way
to
launch
an
attack
onjthe
British
Empire
as
vicious
people
who
deserve
to
be
punished.
That
was
the
first
reaction
of
a
great
many
people.
Second
thoughts
indicate
that
thev
are
rather
to
be
pitied
than
punished.
They
are
people'
to
be
sorry
for..
Evidently
they
have
read
so
much
subversive
nuciluitll
IV
ICILIICI
V.I1UW
UUIUI
tYIBU.
H1VT
LtlUUllK
IS
UHJIV
j
1
.
.
.......
4
ill
.1
than
a,
oronn
of
nations
banded
together
for
a
rnmmnn
C.
X.
It.
A.
Samuelson
I
Franklin
Wanamaker
Irving
Paul
Total
ANGUS
AITS.
(MCMeeKin
.
.
KIdd
Jack
I
Taylor
jWoodall
I
ToUl
j
PRINTERS
R.
Franks
iMontesano
.
Arney
Vance
O.
Franks
Total
IMPERIAL
OIL
Total
C.
N.
R.
A.
Printers
Angus
Apartments
Canadian
Scottish
ally
a
prisoner.
They
then
induced
him
to
address
the
j
imperial
on
people
oer
jhe
radio
Urging
them
to
submit
to
the
Ger-
mans.
TripH.-ni
luuu
a
auuii
men
&u-vaiieu
presmenu
tneyuianoi
kill
him-
fct&
will
now
understand
thatthey
disapproved
of
hfs
policy.
TJiat
seems
to
be
the
interpretation
of
the
repupeu
auernpi
io
assassinate
nim
1
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141
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1
156
172
200
147
155
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138
Hartwig
109
Rush
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114
Kristmanson
54
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104
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PAGE
s
DO
WELL
Make
Debut
In
Commercial
BouU
int
Learae
With
Cteah
Sftrep
i
Victory
Printers
and
Imperial
Oil
mad
i
their
debut
In
the
Ooinmerclal
I
Bowling
League
Monday
nlghV'witW
i
the
types
scoring
a
dean
wee.i
j
three
game
to
nil
victory
ovrfcAh
I
oilers.
In
last
night's
second
fix-jture.
Canadian
National
Recreation
scored
their
second
vicury
a-I
the
season
by
taking
the
jneasura
'of
Angus
Apartments
twc
gamer
to
one.
Jack
Paul
of
Canadlaa
National
Recreation
Assxlatlon
i
,ras
asnMn
high
scorer
for
the
evt
ning
with
an
ar;raie
of
505.
j
Indhiual
scores
re
as
I
lows:
173
155
140
135
157
764
103
120
166
147
159
71?
tm
137
112
171
115
163
C9&
160
113
92
71
134
570
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2
0
3
2
2
3
fol-
117
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151
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123
121
131
151
171
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133
133
127
in
671
3
181
165
US
8'
M
541
Pts
I
3
1
1
i
3
Albert
Sinclair
was
given
three
days
imprisonment
In
city
police
court.
Charged
with
drunkenness.
Wil
liam
Glover
Is
appearing
in
police
court
this
afternoon.
FOR
SALE
Wood
turning
lathe,
I
turning
tools,
motor.
Phone
Red.
293.
iw.i'
FOR
SALE
English
pram,
good
condition,
reasonable.
Phone
Black
232.
(274;
BOARD
AND
ROOM
FURNISHED
room
with
or
without
board.
Address
133
7th
Ave.
East,
phone
Red
S21.
(275)
!
WANTED
BE
A
CIVIL
SERVICE
CLERK
-I
'ANTED
Furnished
apartment'
for
two
adults.
Phone
ballvi
News.
(275
PERSONAL'
lurno.
H
is
the
working
out
bf
an
ideal
thiit
will
lw
hn
:
dominion
civil
Service
Examlna
eamjje
to
the
rest
of
the
world.
It
is
a
symbol
of
the!
S
t
,
'
Mln'
nmfn,i
time
time
Sien
v&en
all
all
nations
nations
Will
will
be
be
able
able
to
to
work
work
in
inVmvt
co-oneration
Z
!
KS
r
uiiu
4iu
uiiuluui
in
me
uiygcat
cu-ujjci
aiive
enori
pos-
lorrosvmen.uusioms
Examiner3,j
sible
in
this.
World.
To
bring
this
about,
it
will
be
neces-
stenos.,
etc.,
free
on
request,
m.
sarv
for
the
leadera
of
the
h&tion
an
work
tootirnt
vUU
?:
.c-.
.S6ht,l
LW-
Winnipeg.!
the
one
object
in
vie
waiid
ot
be
led
bf
f
the
track
by
men
st
ln
cmda"
No
.Age"tg
and
women
with
jaundiced
minds
who
see
nothing
but
WORK
WANTED
evil
in
the
people
and
Institutions
which
have
made
it
nos-
reliable
airi
wanu
work,
store
sible
for
them
to
take
prominent
places
in
the
council
of
or
housework.
Phone
Blue
soi.
the
nation.
i
(277
Dttermined
preserve
her
r
,vra;i'y
but
still
preparing
for
any
aggressive
dfitr
?;ia
auy
tu:
i
toctlon
on
the
part
of
Rue-da
feb'erauiny.
the
two
powers
who
covet
control
of
the
Baltk
Sea.
Sweden
keeps
both
her
land
and
sea
defences
primed
and
ready
for
action
Shown
here
is
a
25
mm.
anti-aircraft
gun
on
the
conning
tower
of
one
of
the
submarines
on
coastal
patrol
duty.
Clips
of
shells
can
be
seen
In
readiness
In
front
Of
the
gun
mount.
BRITISHERS
GOING
OVER
Thousands
Are
Crossing
Each
Week
to
France
Allies
Have
Effective
Common
Plan,
Says
Hore-Bclhha
LONDONov.
22
-Rt.
Hon.
Leslie
Hore-BeAsMa;
secretary
for
war.
annourred
in
"It
he
House
of
Com
mons
tbltnpi.ir)K'
that
.thousands
or
iramra
men
were
crornng
te
France
each
week
to
reinforce
the
dtv
original
British
Expeditionary
Force
of
158X100
men
and,
that
nearly
t
nyiiion
men
were
under
intensive
Joseph
Innles.
Indian,
for
drun-
training
ffr
Eneland.
A
stron
Pol.
kenness,
was
fined
$10.
with
on-
Ifh
army,
ne
said',
wai
beini
form
tlon
of
seven
days'
Imprisonment,
ed
In
France
and
Pole
from
al
in
city
police
court
yesterday.
parts
of
'the
world
were
enlisting
in
It.
Td
Kergin
was
a
pass-nee
Mr.
Hore-Beltiha.
who
ha
inf
aboard
the
Prince
Ruiert
today
returned
from
France,
said
there
returning
to
Premier
after
havlnc
was
verv
great
activity
on
th
rh.
made
a
trip
to
VincouVtr
to
en-
tlih
front
'
The
tronm
u-r
hn.iiv
r
r.
:
viyj-vl
"
not
openiy
so,
at
least!
rce
ror
servfee
in
which
he
will
in?
defences.
Activity
and
mud
luxcicnL-e.
mey
are
pro-uerman
to
the
extent
thatinow
zvliXt
caIL
they
are
written
by
people
with
jaundiced
minds
Who
nev-!
;
see
anyining
good
or
worth
While
in
anything
British.
At
a
time
when
the
British
Empire,
including
Canada,
i
is
at
war,
anyone
that
sees
ho
good
in
the
country
in
which
they
live
or
in
the
Empire
in
which
they
are
a
part
most
;
certainly
have
diseased
minds.
Young
members
of
the!
giMaiure,
wno
naturally
are
ol
an
emotional
nature,
have
become
imbued
with
the
hallucination
that
there
is
nothing
good
in
that
part
of
the
world
in
which
they
live.
Some
of
them
have
built
up
in
their
toiinds
a
picture
of
an
Kklorado
which
the
call
Kussia.
As
a
result
of
persistent
propaganda
working
on
emotional
minds
they
possibly
feel
that
there
is
ho
place
in
the
world
worth
while
except
the
Soviet
Republics.
Looking
back
we
remember
how
fanatical
were
the
poor
deluded
women
who
fought
for
the
right
of
women
to
vote.
They
pictured
to
themelves
a
wonderful
state
made
over
by
Women.
One
or
two
women
actually
gave
their
lives
i'nJtheir.effortsjto
bring
people
to
see
how
righteous
was
their
cause.
Others
wore
themselves
out
physically
and
became
prematurely
old.
Yet
in
Canada
today
and
in
Great
Britain,
the
two
countries
which
these
people
eeem
to
despise,
we
are
ruled
by
women,
the
only
exception
being
in
that
part
of
Canada
whe"e
ev
enacted
the
Padlock
Law
Yet,
accoVding
to
our
tevristattve
friendst
things
are
no
better
in
Britain
nr
in
Cnrtarla
frtV
itip
pffnrta
nf
tVieco
orrtnHrtn1
mitMo
So
wi$i
the
soectacular
emotionalism
shown,
at
Victoria.
Z
It
il:have
little
effect
on
the
world
which
will
carry
on
the
Ra'me
a
before.
The
British
Emnirp
is
RnVrtot
ni
-
-
fm
aw
wl(wvillll
V
S
,
so
bijthat
the
Detty
display
at
Victoria
serves
only
to
FOB
SALE
seemed
to
prevail
everywhere.
Since
the-
beginning
of
the
war
the
minister
stated.
7.000
men
from
the
ranks
had
been
offered
commissions.
The
Allied
forces
were
working
to
a
common
plan
and
their
strategy
had
been
pre-deter-mlned.
I
Man
Powrr
Imnnrftnl
I
Hore-Belisha
ald
that
man-row
!er
!
a
decisive
factor
because!
-
"v.vo
vEUiiauy
jiaa
uj
ceiena
HOUSEHOLD
furniture,
radio
and
200
m,,e
of
frntier.
the
Allies
must
washing
machine.
Green
293.
:
env,4a?e
the
possibility
of
agures-
(272)
lon-
by
enany
along
eight
hun
,,r
dred
m"es
from
the
North
Sea
to1
FOR
SALE
Trolling
boat
Viola.
32
the
Alps.
feet.
Complete
with
radio
ami
"Every
day
that
puses
finds
us
gurdies.
Apply
Co-op
Store.
Cow
stronger,"
the
Secretary
for
War
Bay.
,(273
stated.
,
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courier
8.
D
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.12.
Bralorne.
11XM).
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.20.
Dentonia,..01'2.
Falrvlew,
.02.
'
Oold
Belt,
IK.
Hedley.
Mascot,
',42.
Mlnto,
.01.
Koole
Five,
.02.
Pacific
Nickel,
.13.
Pend
Oriejle,
2.35.
Pioneer,
2.22.
Premier,
1.45.
Privateer,
.90.
Reno,
it...
Relief
Arllngtoiv
.11.
Salmon
Oold,
.03.
Sheep
Creek,
120,.41...
Cariboo
Hudson,
.04
.
Oil-.
A.
P.
Con.
.17.
C.
&
E.,
2.10.
Homo
,2.31.
Pacalta
.1)4.
Royal
Canadian.
.20.
Okalta.
1.08.
Mercury,
)t06,
r.
;
Prairie
Royalties.
.21.
Toronto
AlJermac,
JO.
BatUe.
1.07.
Central
Pat.,
230.
ona.
S.ete.
4650.
Bom
Malartie.
3.00.
fcraneoeur,
.42.
Oods
Lake,
M.
Hardroek,
1J0.
int.
Nickel.
47.00.
Kerr
Addison,
2.01.
Little
Long
Lac,
310.
..
L-od
Oeekshutt.
2
JO.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.43.
McKmt
Red
La.
1.30.
Manrta.
XZ.
Noranda.
HS30.
PSckle
Crbt?:
M
J5f
Preston
East
Dome.
210
"an
Antonio,
16.
Sherritt
Oordw.
IJ5.
Stadacona.
J22.
.
Uchi.
0.
BcuseadiUac.
M.
Mother,
.10.
Oklead.
14.
Smeltm
Oiv'd
M.
Dominion
Bridfe
37.00.
J.
A.
HlntOfi
after
a
bm'nM
visit
to
Smlthers.
came
from
there
V
Terrace
on
jrtsterdtVs
train
'nd
expecU
to
be
back
in
the
tP?1
omorrow
night
A
fiftv
tent
ctasntneo
sd
(ten
mak
-
vou
maiy
dollars.
I
:
.
I
rtn
1.
To
qltVlT
rtCrrt
tnittlm.ukt
2Aiptfin
Ttbbtt
tiki
drink
(aU
lUil
(4
!.
Rrpni
UntiDcM
ia
2
boui.
2.
Fo
mtt
ihnti
from
JfJA
duolf
)
Annn
TtWm
in
)J
of
todirl.
Piio.
rawnrtt
irt
nw)
ia
Irw
oifnaet.
J
Ctttt
Unfit:
'".
ft
too
h
t
torn
anl
tempera
tort
dftet
Dm
ga
oo
if
thrut
filllt
It
AM.
wcttr
reliewd.
ctU
row
doctor.
Sore
throat
relieved
In
3
minutes.
Nd
itrone,
upsetting
drugs
Take
no
chancrt
with
a
told.
Follow
the
Hirrtrtoni
ln
the
rjtcturei
abovt
the
tfV
war
rnilHorn
me
to
relieve
cotdi
mtinjly
fait.
It
entirely
avokU-Uie
danteri
of
takttig
itrong
druft.
to
oulckly
doe
Aaplrin
act
Wh
In.
ternally
and
ai
a
frsle.
you'll
feel
wonderful
relief
tart
often
in
a
few
rolnutei.
.
Try
t
Dottora
reownmend
Aipiria
became
even
wian
raJten
fe
touenfjy
they
know
ff
tfoei
r6t
hrtt
Ihu
iarf.
tint
art
Atttrln
tnadt
tn
Canada.
"Aipirin
il
the
trade
mark
of
i
ne
uayer
iompany,
Ltd,
WAkNINO
I
Aialrln
It
alwayi
marlrtd
with
this
tuy7c
"ICPIDIII"
DOES
NOT
HARM
nwi
inill
nit
HEART
WAR-MINDED
New
IM
UMPI
A
wn
u
vlHH
In
.1
1
.
1
The
Times,
which
used
to
a
vera
t-
Page
edition
bares.
War
brriiVi
.v.-
11
"a.
c
wn
other
l
which
print
nev
,
pages
instead
(Jf
a,
v'
lucrative
adv.rti.,.
h
...
!!!
EW;
XI
1
JLU
1
VJJLlITU
1
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.
I
'
"
only
L,ndon
1
'"
By
PAT
USSHEIl
Canadlan
Pre
Slah
Writer
LONDON.
Nov.
22:
CP)
The
day
by
day
story
of
the
war.
fll
"
tan
dally
with
,
The
Telegraph
of
Conflict
Relerale.
Paylnt
1
page
news
a
"
-Ad,-
,o
!,de
Pa'ce.
vJndal
n,
ihione
conservative
W
confine
ne
Almost
war
Mi...
Ph.,U,,r,n,'.?Pl
Uorlty
an
,
.
.
..
.
'
une
w
i,
...
11...-
wea
mrougn
me
line
mesh
ofichronlcle
hart
u.
.,
u:JHft
cenaorship.
U
the
dominant
top
of
the
commandr
n
Britain's
newspapers.
Hrst
and
second
Famfflar
name
have
been
re-
France.
The
mm,
placed
by
expressions
like
"Some-pictures
of
Ora
where
in
England."
"On
the
West-'
e.Mnr
,..
Vhm
In
lh
Midlands."
The
war
Itself
or
war-related
acuities
affect
every
pane
and
evenr
'department
News
column,
pictures
and
even
advtrtUemenU
reflect
th
coantrv's
nreoccutton
with
the
struggle
whleh
the
BrltUh
gov-eminent
has
declared
can
onlf
end
with
the
overthrow
of
UlUer-
War
practically
monenolires
the
front
page
Check
of
wartime
edl.
Hona
of
the
Dally
Telegraph
and
Morning
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