page
rotns
THE
DAILY
KSJTS
Roll
a
cigartte
with
Ogden's
Fine
Cut,
touch
a
light
to
it
and
you'll
register
"real"
amoking
enjoyment.
Ogden's
it
a
"star"
cigarette
tobacco
the
feature
turn
on
the
pleasure
programme
of
wise
roll-your-owners
everywhere.
Of
course
'they
choose
the
best
papers,
too
"Vogue"
or
"Chantecler".
Bulkley
Valley
COAL
From
our
mine
To
your
bin
And
the
whole
District
benefits
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
ot
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
Jn
these
organizations.
Improvements
To
Essington
Hall
Rtshintlinc
U
Complete
With
Free
Volunteer
Help
of
Twenty-Two
Workers
PORT
ESSINGTON,
Feb.
6.
Re-1
shingling
of
the
Cunningham
Hall
.has
been
completed,
twenty-two
J
(members
of
the
Port
Essington
Band,
Including
Mcdrick
Nelson
of)
I
PORT
ESSINGTON.
Feb.
6:
The
Port
-
Essington
Band
staged
an
excellent
concert
Hallon
Friday
night
t
i
direction
of
David
Spalding,
a
'fair-sized
crowd
being
in
attend
ance.
The
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
TERRACE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
UOMK
AWAY
FROM
IiOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Fbftne
21
P.O.
Box
198
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Tacked
by'
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
AGGRESSIVE
AND
DEFINITE
POLICY
FOR
B.C.
INDIANS
IS
AIM
OF
BROTHERHOOD
.Many
Matters
Affecting
Natives
Arc
Taken
Up
In
Brief
Presented
to
Commissioner
in
Conference
At
Vancouver
with
the
De
partment
of
Indian
Affairs
to
lm-
"In
the
matter
of
education.
prove
the
conditions
of
the
Natives,
greater
opportunity
should
be
given
"The
Brotherhood
frankly
ack-
to
P"PHs
who
have
proved
diligent
Mr.
tvont
xZTt
f
.nowledges
that
the
natives
have
,n
study
and
to
the
brilliant
stu-dav
toi
lit
t"
?,v,?UrS"
n0t
adapted
emselves
to
modern
dts
opportunities
to
enter
trades
flay
for
a
visit
to
van,
Vancouver.
:
condition
as
quickly
and
as
efflcl-
and
professions
should
be
made
n
twM..
.....
ently
as
desired.
The
natives
need
available.
The
example
of
success.
th?f
alarm
Tn?,hV3hfCk
leadefSh,P
and
Uldanc
'Ul
and
mak,n
o5Tn
n"n?HUl"
fore'
Brotherhood
feels
that.
If
this
way
would
have
the
greatest
m
f
nT,
ZL.
.V.V
our
natlve
vllIaBes
are
to
res-,Ps"3ie
effect
for
the
good
of
the
NadpSto
5
5
nHhP
CUed
frum
the
econom,c
chaos
and
nlves
and
would
tend
to
encour--buildYn
W
SJiL
staRnatln
"to
which
they
have
aw
other
young
people
to
study.
7
n
hl
LS
t
?h
T
danger
W
of
,d?!!e
h
the
fallen'
Department
of
Indian
.
diligently.
?pfi?
j
Attalri
can
best
heI
,vl
"Native
day
schools
should
be
lm-
of
erttaJSSi
"se.erhood
will
ptedge
to
wholehearted-
'or
the
increasing
number
of
chil-
Htuisners.
ly
co.operate
with
the
Department
dren-
In
many
cases
extra
teachers
of
Indian
Affairs
on
their
VUrr
I
ship.
I
"
-
-
-
-
-
-
.
Co-operative
Enterprises
Fresh
Shrimp
BOAT
W.S.L.
Dally
at
1
p.m.
TROTIEIt'S
DOCK
Dressmaker
Ladies'
and
Children's
Alterations
Moderate
Price,
rhone
onHEN
880
727
FRASEIt
ST.
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo
TRAPPERS
Don't
sell
your
Furs
before
you
see
Ooldbloom.
The
same
buyer
at
the
waterfront
will
pay
30
per
cent
higher
If
I'm
there.
Fetch
your
furs
up
town
then
you
won't
be
footed.
You
will
get
every
dollar
its
worth.
W.
GOLDHLOOM
"The
Old
Reliable"
MINERAL
ACT
ollre
To
Itrllnnnrnl
ru...
"We
are
convinced
that
the
in-
,
"
oh,n
'r-.;Jw'"
"ondrr
nirkr
I
rest
of
the
natllrP.
nU
K
k.
H
.hlnton.
v.
K
A,
served
If
a
commission
was
set
up
thn
yif
to
th
itnt
of
mor
io
siuay
tne
ways
and
means
of
es
than
OTK
aiMrtrr
int.t
t
..,.
..
B
'No.
.
.
.
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M,
v.-.,
WU
ui
u
omr
no.
I.
otr
No.
2.
Bl
3.
Star
No.
4.
Star
Nn.
8
at,
I
8.
Star
Star
NO.
No.
7.
7,
BUr
Star
No.
Nn
...
4.
arm
Star
No.
10
U4nral
Claim
.itn.t..
on
th
north
aide
of
Porcrwr
bUnd'
In
ChUmore
Paywaga
about
MO
teet
j
from
the
bnacn
ln
th
8kna
Mining
DlTUIon.
Province
of
BriUah
Columbia"1
TAKE
NOTICE
thaw
unifn
you
d
py
within
00
dara
from
the
dit
her.
I
of
tht
wm
of
115370
belnc
your:
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
I
for
Lh
rmim
1B37
mm
.m
min
-
.
-
si.
lldl
uj
Section
28
of
the
Uneral
Act.
R
s
,B-
C
J93S.
Chapter
161.
together
with
ftOOOOOODDDOeftnnnni'vnftftftnrtnn
'all
carta
of
thU
notice,
to
tha
umiT.
gMicc
S
relatrl
owner
of
said
.llISS
MISS
viiu-i
YUKI
YUKI
a
Mineral
CUinu.
vniir
lnr.
..i.
Mineral
Clalma
shall
b
forfeited
n1
bnewne
veated
In
the
underalgned
who
ihaa
made
Uve
required
expendlturea.
'
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
D
C,
tnia
sth
day
of
,July.
1939.
E.
B.
BERNbT
IS
THE
StTKKME
()I
KT
OIUHITISII
(Ol.r.MHM
In
Prohate
i
In
the
Mailer
ot
the
"Administration
Art"
I
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Entitle
nf
Mlrliele
fmo,
U(herHle
known
t
Mike),
('wo,
I)eTaeil
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
Aha.t
by
order
of
Ilia
Honor,
W.
E.
nahtT.
made
the
22nd
day
of
January,
A.
D.
IB
40,
I
waa
appointed
AdjntniatnUor
of
the
eta&e
of
Mlcliele
Coco,
otherwlae
known
aa
Mrkele
Com,
Ovmuni,
and
all
ptrtlea
having
ctalnut
aakiuit
the
mdd
eatale
are
hrrdby
requimd
to
rurnUh
tune,
proftniy
verified,
o
me
on
or
Wore
the
2JUi
day
of
FY"uary,
A
D.
1940,
and
all
p&rtie
Indebted
to
the
ewtate
are
miuiirfd
to
IJT
the
amount
of
thtr
inoVWdnrM
m
me
forthwith.
DaAl
the
23rd
day
of
January,
A,
D.
1940.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Offloliil
Administrator,
Itlnce
rtupcrt,
D.O.
better
appreciation
of
the
Import-
nerles
teachers
should
be
stauonea
to
teach
the
children.
"Oreater
facilities
should
be
made
available
to
Improve
the
health
of
the
natives,
particularly
we
would
point
out
that
more
adequate
measures
are
urgently
needed
to
cope
with
tuberculosis.
Preventor
iums
and.sanatorlums
are
a
neces
sltv
to
the
natives.
Lectures
on
health
and
care
of
the
body
would
be
appreciated
and
would
lead
to
XT
1
.
1
1
-
!i
1
iL
.
A1
.
.
bcttr
appreciation
of
the
Import-
ieen
oi
an
aceressive
ana
ueuniie
noncy
on
mu
parlance
oi
nygiene.
Kitkatla.
Charles
Lincoln
of
Kln-.of
the
federal
Government
to
assist
the
natives
in
better-'
"In
regard
to
the
sanitation
and
eolith
and
Fred
Benson
of
Kitwan-
ing
and
developing
the
conditions
under
which
thev
live
wat
supp1v
the
nallve
vll,aes
......
.
i
1
.
.
-
.
Wi
a
will
a
rrm
ga.
oonatea
men
ume
xor
me
n,vas
emphasized
in
a
brief
presented
last
week
in
Vancou-;a
sul)Vl
enwu
'IT
k
VVn
councils
concerned
on
how
best
to
The
hall
U
to
be
used
again
for
basketball
this
winter
and
for
danc
,ing
during
the
summer.
Pt.
Essington
Band
Concert
.fairs
for
British
Columbia,
by
Alfred
Adams,
Massett,
President,
and
Charles
P.
Clifford,
mmmmmmmmmmm
HazeltOn.
secretary
of
the
Native,
"
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
tabltshlng
co-operative
enterprises
Improve
these
things.
War
Service
"In
the
matter
of
the
enlistment
nf
Ida
nalltfM
In
thll
&rmH
fnrrM
The
Native
Brotherhood,
In
con-
and
developing
the
native
art
andjof
Canadfl
u
u
R
ffCt
that
,
the
,nection
with
such
a
policy,
wouldrafts
on
the
reserves.
Co-opera-
Wor,d
Waf
of
19I4.,918
the
pledge
Its
whole-hearted
co-opera-
tlon
has
been
tried
In
the
Past.
I
government
of
Canada
did
not
en-
-
ine
aeiegauon
proposed
ine,u
.,...
cr..k
k
(oree
conscription
uinn
-the
na-
Excel.ent
Entertainment
On
Friday'
l?"?ltf
7n
J
5BteJld2StlW
but
the
native,
had
the
prlvll-Nlrht
business
and
possibilities
of
co-operative
bus-and
perhaps
ability
f
voIunU
enlistment.
The
Is
Followed
Dance
8
By
J
"
.Iness
and
industrial
enterprises
initiative,
these
co-operative
have
i
lh
,
convention
of
the
Na-
among
me
nauves.
me
memoran-
not
mauc
ilcaaay.
jUve
Brothwhood
of
DrlUsn
Coum.
dum
also
asked
that
aboriginal
"IMoans
were
made
and
the
nec-
lng
privileges.
Improved
education-
co-operatives,
saw
mills,
cone
pick-1
.aP
AnH
f.-rfhrmnri.
f,1
and
healt,h
sei7i5
for
the
na"
,nf
stor"'
arta
a"d
cra,Ul
!any
the
natives
band
numbers
Included
J;
Join
any
of
military
March
-Laurention"
(Larendeau),
us,wru-
fc'
c
forcea
or
navy
or
any
other
depart-
Overture
llSkaggs),
'Bandsmen's
March
"Sons
Delight"
of
Aust-
quert
was
that
natives
who
enlist
dlan
Department
would
be
safe-!
iments
connected
with
the
war.
for
service
In
war
should
be
treated
guarded
by
its
right
to
supervision
,ttme
prevWon,
pr0Tlded
for'
the
Turgeon
To
Seek
an
aggressive
and
definite
policy
to
should
be
fostered
and
developed.
Dp
plprfinn
In
be
adopted
that
will
plan
and
carry
Tne
test
carvers,
metal
workers.
lVC"JUlCLllUll
111
out
schemes
aimed
at
the
better-
Msxei
workers,
etc..
should
be
en-
ft
!
D'J
ment
and
development
of
the
na-
caged
to
a
greater
extent
to
give
V,cinD00
KlQlIlff
tlves.
courses
In
the
schools,
thus
perpetu-1
0
"The
Native
Brotherhood
of
Brit-
at,n&
th
If
knowledge
of
the
na-'
prince
OEOROE.
Feb.
isn
ojumoia
nas
lor
us
aims
the
"yc
ar
ana
oroviainu
a
means
01
,xhe
Uberal
nominating
conven
;vcc
oewcrmeni
01
an
conaiuons
sur-
'"f"""
vo
me
arimic
minaea.
t0n
for
the
federal
riding
of
Carl-
rounaing
luuuuuiK
tne
me
11
lite
le
01
of
tke
tae
natives.
nauves.
waiers
were
wcr
the
me
number
numoer
of
01
bo
w
will
-in
b
h.
v..t
hilH
t,.,.
hri.
nn
r.v,
Prhmm
liam
Irvine,
the
C
C.
F.
Tuesday
February
6
utl
II
4;IJ,M3
TONIGHT
and
WEDNKsdav
snows
ptiinuy,
7:00
A
j
j,
SONJA
HENIE
TYIlONi:
POWER
In
"Second
Fiddle"
With
EDNA
MAY
OLIVER
(At
7:12
and
9
SS
ADDED
dione
quivrrruTs
In
"FIVE
TIMES
FIVE
Cartoon
and
Mlc
(
artt
Co-Operation
in
the
Band
J""?
llne
r,gnuts
restored
to
the
supervision
provided,
we
sub-L'
December
2.
1939.
passed
a
UJfll
I
oai(l
In
Idar
mlt
that
he
VY
ltil
111
under
the
and
that
they
be
permitted
cooperative
deal,
resolutlon
that
lhe
same
condition.
LCglOn
w
uavc
employment
on
puouc
mi""
me
grcicfc
puioiMw
,n
regard
tc
tne
natives
during
the
rni
l
works
and
certain
'commercial
fish-
for
our
natlves-for
example.
fUh
r
shouM
cd
ln
tnU
I
hgl
J
LaillDaign
R.
M.
Wlnslow
report'
nvlnjh
tlitrirt
f?hamhr
ne
,
.
.
.
a..
i.
mcrcc
ibm
mint
u
me
u'
i
"Uh
consideration
similar
to
that
and
contro
l
and
the
reults
wou
d'whUe
the
meeting
In
Ci
,
ralla"
(Llth?ow.
Waltz
"Nights
of
turned
m
,hou,d
be
madp
whlte
after
the
the
cost.
We
would
rooms
to
deal
with
the
q.,.-
Gladness"
fccorded
men
war
.amply
lusUfy
(AncliffeJ.
March
"Laur-
j
pjlcabl(.
to
the
returncd
t
.els
of
Victory"
(Woods).
Overture
puwu
w,
u.c
u.ccw
uiv
w-oPcr-.and
provWon
be
made
whereby
V
-
V.
"Poet
and
Peasant"
(von
SuddO.
"!
ll"'u,rura
pwnica
Dy
-e
nucmrucs
ai
nuim,
ai-
such
returned
natives
can
also
en-
T
4U"1"
!
Grand
Selection
"Rejnlnlscen-jes
ine
,Na
UVe
Brotherhood
was
ln
part
asica.
to
show
that
the
above
plans
Joy
any
other
prlvnege
enjoyed
by
V"
T
,
T'
!of
Scotland"
(Godfrey).
March.
as
IO,Iows:
are
P"'ectly
feasible.
lother
natives.
;
,
:
,
7
"Maple
City
;namrprialni
and
umjune
cuuveraani
wun
me
"v
"
u.
-..i
1,1-
....u.
.
itr,
m0
1.
,
,n
fart
must
nrimit
thf
th
traDlInes
should
be
restored
to
the'..
.
.
"
"
-
purpwe
of
suppljrtna
rou
Punctuatlne
the
band
nroirram
and
social
conditions
prevailing
dependents
of
their
owners.
The
...,,.
..
.
wmi.
vncal
nln
hv
William
tv.
among
the
British
Columbia
na-
natives
should
be
permitted
to
work
I
.
..
it.,
r
'
facilities,
eomforti
and
nvn
Is
now
a
facilities
for
the
troops
bo'
son
with
his
gulUr-"Moose
River
"ves
are
far
from
satisfactory.
It
n
road,
and
given
every
oppor-
"
4
beneftelaff
admin-
W"
'."t?
h,T
"?U"'
Gold.
Mine"
and
"Down
the
Old
not
enough
to
cast
the
blame
for
tunlty
of
working
on
public
works
enJ
accVmSh
iu
oblJeUw
-
0Pflto?J,n
Wk
ulcrea
10
Cattle
Trail
"
this
sad
state
of-affairs
on
the
lack
when
such
public
works
are
in
the
accomP"sn
objective.
John
wlaon
u
oranir
i
Immerlately
following
the
con-
of
Initiative
among
the
natives
or
vicinity
of
the
reserves
or
connect-cert,
dancing
was
enjoyed
oy
the
on
tne
Department
of
Indian
At-,
w"h
,he
reserves,
crowd
with
music
bv
the
Essine-
lrs.
It
is
absolutely
necessary
for
"Tiie
old
native
arts
and
crafts
tonlans.
campaign
and
Jack
Preece
man.
President
W.
M.
Wain
m
1
I
members
would
deal
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