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EDITION
TOURIST
INCREASE
ft
g
Ueaaber
ef
Audit
Bare
r
Ortalatieni
Thursday.
January
5.
1939
'SPORT
TO
SWIM
'Smoke
Eaters
CHANNEL
Still
Winning
Girt
Member
of
VanroiTtr
Polar
Hear
Quo
BeiieTes
in
Yisorout
Training
VAaVCOUVTR,
Jan.
5
your
secret
ambition
Is
to
be
one
meet
a
team
on
their
European
tour,
oi
those
hardy
-souls
whocwim
oat-
which
can
beat
them
Last
night
dally
winter
and
rammer,
they
defeated
a
German
team
here
ask
21
-year-old
Anne
Mandrel
lor
ty
a
srore
ol
4
to
2
On
Tuesday
a
few
tips.
night
ihey
woo
2
to
0
over
aiirune-
Bhe
has
done
if
lor
-several
years
land
team.
and
hopes
it
has
fitted
her
to
swim
the
English
Channel
next
August
and
win
the
.20-mfie
marathon
swim
at
the
1335
Sew
York
World's
Fair
"It's
all
a
matter
of
condition."
says
Anne,
who
has
been
taking
her
dfly
dip
in
English
Bay
as
a
mem-her
of
the
YaneouTer
Polar
Bears
a
club
of
eight
members
who
are
pledged
to
do
the
same
thing.
She
qualified
for
the
Channel
and
World
Pair
Swims
last
summer
always
wade
in
much
kifer.
from
soup
or
something
light
and
after
-
c:t.
iL
i
t
if
.
MAe-
u
.MWJUtH.
Jan.
5:
v
nuuui
iiiwrcji
years
agu
uie
in
iuuuiiL
uiuiiem
Yovng
men.
who
through
s
-a
tourist
tOUriNt
.attraction
JiLirartlfiri
was
i-aK
recognized
rprn
fmi7Pri
in
m
Prince
Pnnro
Rupert
Hunorf
difficulties
wfnm.ntM
or
a
disruBted
.-j
i
.
to
wronf
-doing.
cp
eeoaomk
Attorney
General
Wlsmer
how-
bamroerjnp;
at
it
ever
since.
But
this
is
a
huge
country
ew
u
trylnp
to
gel
Cr,niInal
"
a.a
....
,
,
1
a
t
.
,
1
aiiow
ijuiKULraLrs
10
sentence
iir
ha?
have
the
.
of
the
Whole
,
tO$
backing
Country
including
offenders
to
"Indeterminate"
terms"
ueoec.
,
m
the
school
so
they
cah
be
re-J
BUDGE
WINS
OVER
VINES!
Hockey
Standings
-TEACHERS
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
16
4
2
78
48
30
LONDON.
Jan.
S
as
.i
MSMftad
orice
of
har
tnM
e
aa
a
e
.
...
.
YTfaririii
ia
r
Jut
scneme-Dutiear
nas
been
expressed
that
it
we
ask
for
this
v
pre
1x031
tuT,
r.
--
'wa-
fdJb.ill
Jelayjhe
construction
of
the
highway
to
Ter-
-
SliT-S
5S
5S
4tJS.a
question
Of
What
we
need
most
and
What
we
.Columbia
government
nsvehiatrut
themselves
under
instructions
cf
a
1
arejiTiost
liKeiy
10
get
;
c:.
MUST
BE
SETTLKID
this-grcat
unemployment
question.
Anain
and
again
we
through
the
John
Howard
Soeietr
foDowtng
a
commission
enquiry
m-
te-e
urged
that
the
federal
authorities,
which
.are
the
l?d2
niittee
of
Briiish
coium-
to
iu
operaUons.
it
u
m
charge
nn
V
ntioc
u-hn
r.on
honHIa
if
offotivr.lir
ohnnM
inVU
U
v
-wi-cua
iu
Uivuuraueuus
manner.
io
attempi
nas
oeen
maae
to
According
to
results
solar
Cow-do
thifi.
The
condition
ioday
is
verv
little
different
from
ley
believes
the
plan
iu
bette
jiirrn
fiurrrtui
r
inrnni
m
w
r
r
rw
yi
i
m
am
a
a
a
.r
-"
"'i:'"1''
iicnmcm.c
ivi
duiuimshci
aiitirx
Ol
Jndi-iidita!
Treatment
1af
cnurrtrv
like
this,
much
higher
than
the
ordinary,
ah
boys
are
studied
and
treated
and
that
the
person
who
could
not
make
his
way
in
romoe-
incuwuaiiy
There
are
no
fences
t''f
In
virh
others
under
present
conditions
is
not
sirf
f
id-
nr
to
keep
them
within
endowed
with
the
of
Btintaby
home
ana
-entiv
qualities
leadership
to
bcabletn
f
elreP"tou
-AdiTiiniRter
the
affairs
of
the
country
under
any
condi-
mp'tTto
Spe
1
hnrvfe.
Because
conditions
are
bad
is
no
reason
whv
we
At
nresent
-the
boy
are
admit-
S.houldtkesuch
action
as
would
make
them
Worse;
What
ted
after
starting
terms
in
Okalla
we
would
eneirest
is
that
every
possible
pressure
should
PrUtn
Knt
tor
dcf,nl
UTm
V.flrbt
to
bear
-upon
the
authorities
at
Ottawa
to
1Lr!?
i
,UieJ!uti;uUo?
.aft!u
tackle
.unemployment
as
a
national
problem.
Our
.own
iZZS
"""""""i
T-ernipr
nR
oeen
aoiner
mis
tor
several
vears.
4b-
tnrnin
He
did
it
when
Mr.
Bennett
was
in
power
and
.has
been
"Mf
h
considerable
population
and
nd
anv
anv
action
action
that,
thnf.i
is
tnkpn
taken
formerly
guard
in
charge
of
first
offenders
at
Okatta
Prison.
what
it
W.3S
Several
years
ago.
,n
record
of
75
percent
jehabill-
(
lVhat
we
.are
trying
to
make
clear
is
that
it
takes
a
iftlon
enimated
for
Great
Britain's
The
Daily
rrw
M
n
a.
b.
c
HEX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
.and
a
rillm
Waist
tine
Bow!
Fur
Reservation
Phone
fij
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koral
bank
HMt.
'JAPANESE
1
1
'
DROWNED1
"Trt
UrttnUU
Believed
To
Hair
ft
Their
Lives
in
lppr
Stave
Lake
Yesterday
1
I
MISSION.
Jan.
:
CP
Ttorw
unidentified
Japanese
loggers
ar
beuevtil
to
have
been
droa-ned
in
itjnprr
3iave
Lake,
north
of
here
c
...
.
.
-HolkMdne
thr
discovery
of
ther
PT.
SIMPSON
DOMINATIONS
'
Ward
Three
OunriUnr
Deeted
by
AreiamaUon
Cntets
In
Other
-Get
lots
of
sleeo.
dont
eat
those
last
nicht
in
the
&i4
ttnLht
to
is
folloM
T
Wards
iat,
sweet
sticky
foods
and
do
a
let
mecttnj
ol
the
pair
s
tour.
Budge
"sutl
-Pet
Wfib-
Eraeat
iie
k
the
of
gymn
work
on
the
sWt."
fe
wan
-3.
-
8
4
DudTOird.
Phffltp
Green.
Msrk
ConservsUTe
Anne's
advice.
;
The
business
of
long
swtms
or
Idips
in
cold
water
Is
fust
a
matter
of
getting
your
body
used
ta
the,
varying
temperatures
of
ah-
and
!
J2
sea,
she
says.
I
-M-
-The
aTerage
person
going
into'
chilly
water
would
probably
get
a
S-OT
cold
because
the
pores
of
his
body
9-W
arc
unaccustomed
to
the
sudden
change."
3
And
Mermaid
Anne
Coesnt
be-1
25
here
in
sudden
diTes
Into
eold
a-'
ter.
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane.
3
Seattle.
4.
ureen.
siepnen
uorrtton.
cnare
eration
and
"I
never
do
that
because
t
too
Seattle
13
5
8
90
22
31
much
of
a
shock
to
the
swtem
I
Vancouver
7
5
12
63
t5
19
Jim,
flirt
a
nj
ML
(-
shore.
It's
Spokane
3
4
17
39
93
1
8
i(mh
Join
Staff
f
Local
High
And
as
for
eating:
"Before
1
go
In
I
have
a
bowl
Massey
To
Head
,
ine
AercniKan
Alaska
Lhronicie,
published
in
Jvetchi-
i
come
out
a
rap
of
coffee,
not
a
n
i
r
kan.
sees
theromingyear
a
big
one
for
Ketchikan,
largely
Eeal-
the
meal
tth
i-'eieganon
rrOHl
UN
School
as
a
result
ol
increases
in
the
tourist
business.
Alaska's
IC
.
p
j
r
iin
.
,;i::,:
,Zr;:!"
Zi
"
and
fto
dty
is
making
effort
to
attra
UD
WJICat
ZZStt.
to
keep
them
there
after
they
arrive
Attraotice
drives
but
admits
she
has
a
;ot
of
train
ir.
are
Demg
iam
ouxxnrougn
tne
cooperation
01
tne
forest
ahead
of
her
yet
Reserve
and
other
efforts
to
capitalize
on
the
industry
are
being
made.
MUW
QTAPT
In
Prince
Rupert
we
have
never
looked
upon
ihe
tour-
L'
"
v
Ol
rii
I
ist
industry
as
of
any
particular
value.
A
few
people
here
PAD
VATTTTT
liaye
sold
curios
but
last
year
a
tourist
bureau
was
estab-
UK.
1
(J
U
1
H
lisned
and
its
efforts
are
likely
to
increase
the
general
in-
tereSt
in
tOUristS
as
a
Civic
asset
JnU
Started
in
Thh
Province
Looks
Like
Socrt-ss
""
rowboat
TUrd.y
One!
Teaas
in
Corse
f
Tr
t
.!
tht
tnen
is
believed
to
be
named
...
.
I
JShlniharo
and
the
others
hi
fjn-.PABUASICvrriiooiww
nxi.
MUNICH.
Jan
5:
'CP
The
piore
on
a
sh.ne.le
bolt
contract
S1IOHT
BIT
IMPORTANT
iCP
If
TraH
Smoke
Eaters
have
-yet
ta
i
Continued
From
Pafe
One'
years,
probably
including
furthei
aork
on
the
trans-Canada
high
leader
of
the
Reetmstrueuen
Party
Rt
Hon
R
B.
Bennett
whose
re-Urement
as
OoruervaUve
lead:
rr
s
wm.
imnrt
pavea
ine
way
jot
ui.
wnwni
It
APPOINTED
A
PPl
IllM
I
H
II
ttofi
wUl
be
a
nutnber
of
the
bouse
when
the
seaaton
opens
but
may
not
attend
as
he
Intends
to
retire
completely
from
Canadian
potlttes
and
move
to
.England
AH
of
the
eiaht
prevtoo
Con
aerraUve
leaders
occupied
the
posi
tion
of
prime
minister
for
kmc
OT
James
C3ark
of
Prince
Rupert
short
periods
althofh
three
of
and
Miss
Gladys
Mcintosh
of
Vie-
them.
Mr
Bennett.
Sir
Robert
taria
have
assumed
duties
as
mem-
Borden
and
Sir
John
A
MaeDonaidi
bets
of
the
teaching
staff
of
Booth
led
toe
party
to
victory
in
elee
lions
The
others.
Sir
J
C
Abbott
Sir
John
Thompson.
Sir
Mackenzie
tion
st
Lhe
end
of
the
Tear
of
XCm
Jtoweil.
Sir
Charles
Topper
and
Ri
LONDON
GOLD
PRICE
f.
mm
wlott
Christmas
m
the
leading
eitlec
While
1
iJaat.
S17.00
ION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
TO
VANCOUVER
1T.OM
PKIKCE
RUPERT
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
S3
6.00
RETlT,V-S39.75
KCT0RX-
RATES
Meals
and
Berths
Included
Reduced
Rates-to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
poUiU.
Special
Tickets
n
Sale
Between
November
1st,
1338
and
February
2I5,
1939,
lnelaive
Cod
to
Return
up
to
March
31
'
1JJX
Children
Half
Fare
"
Steamers:
f
jeave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vnncquver
S&CuVTALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S-S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
p.m.
.Monday
a.m.
Tickets
and
Reaervatloru
from
Prince
Rupert
Agent
A.
W.
NEWMAN
.
Third
Ave
Phone
SCI
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
TirkrU
at
Office
i
.ution
w
the
unification
or
in
his
arMches
lie
aay
.
eene
Trtnye
minister
hi-petnt
a
mlnaelar
of
v..ti
The
n'
Oonaarrauvr
ii
.
deolared
his
opposition
i
OTTAWA.
Jan
5
'CP-
Prime
Murfel
Lanf
and
Miss
Barbara
Dan-
Hon
Arthur
Metghen
held
th
Mir.istrr
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
poattion
In
Intervals
between
elec-.
King
aaBouaees
that
Hoa
Vincent
Mr.
CUrt
WJU
txra
and
raised
In
tkms
as
a
result
of
the
death
ot
Massey
fiann
Higa
Comnxis-.
pItIK!"c'
aP
and
Uught
for
a
reatfmtion
of
their
pftdecesaart
sioBer
to
Lonoon.
vffi
he
id
the
tOT
)
ihe
interior
be-
n
offW-
Canadian
delegation
of
four
mem-,Jw
10
SMlaad
where
he
Dr.
ManUn's
Policy
!
bers
to
the
internaUenai
wheat
ad-'
railuAtd
clao
Unslty.
in
the
six
snonlhs
wtiteh
have'
wry
council
meeting
in
London
p-enti
he
returned
to
the
dty.
elapsed
atoM
Dr
Manton
became
January
10.
Jiw
Mcintosh,
a
graduate
of
Un-
party
leader
he
has
crossed
Ca-
iftyf3ritlshCumbla,Uugbt!rokda
from
ooast
t
coast
and
he
has
lint
mart
mmnUb.
CP-
The
ri'Jr
J1
88raPbr
statement
of
policy
he
has
out-"
"
lUBlOML
tTCntn
HnH
hU
rvltinn
ma
.
V..
Af
I
A
bridle
path
was
planned
with
the
idea
of
having
a
string
ktions
have
turned
to
pettycrta-
dar
was$asj2
per
fine
ounce,
down,:,;
"2
!!f5rff,,;i,tfans-
'ton.
i
,
-i
.
.
;
...
.
is.
,..ru
u
uk
commercial
droart.
,r
ponies
nere
ior
people
ip
riae
to
tne
top.
a
tew
years
ss
oeai
m
nne
,
:uect
ago
a
trail
was
sun-eyed
and
roughlv
constructed
but
it
TZf..
,v
8nanar---a--
has
never
been
used
except
for
ski
inthusiasts
in
the
wint-
JffSlfS.?!
whenever
they
afe
Wh;
5
-TO-'xrat.r
Before
rfnr
during
and
since
the
con
vent,
an
he
has
declared
his
oppo
er.
Another
scheme
suggested
years
ago
was
the
con-
?tv:d
a
yerr
ago
when
m
boys
Se'SnSf7
10
Bp
a
"tui
F!
IA'C
CTTDMITfTDr
Ftruction
of
some
kind
of
tram
to
take
tourists
to
the
TOt
taken
from
okaria
prt
-JTTV
1
"mu
LiLlif
ii
u
r
I
III
II
I
I
ll
r.
c.i.tVi1f
ami
l,nnT,
tj
a-v
4
in
adkiinm
Hnrrfcr
Training
includes
carpenter
work
Ulliu
1
U1IU
auiuiufidiiu
uiii
uiciu
uiiv.
iiuhcicj
me
"
,
ucvciuyiuexiL
.
...
an
eWtrfeal
rtwm
Ht-rtn.
-
f
thf
to
residently
the
ZTSTjETZ
0TZZ
Si.
'mTS,
Li
!
desirability
of
a
motor
road
to
the
top
of
the
mountain
SO
School
Jor
manual
and
socfeU
train-
coum
navigation
and
paccr
5
that
tourists
might
enjoy
the
wonderful
view
without
anv
mining.
;
wvui
uicLuiiuvi
k
limb
ii.
uiiuuuuicui
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majcrtiy
of
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latter
the
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repreaentation
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and
Fred
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house
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