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Saturday.
January
20,
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JUST
A
GESTURE
On
Thursday
evening
the
American
radio
stations
.
rv
"itUNCllRACKS
OP
FINLAND
TERRIFY-
RlfeSlUtt'TliboPS
Carrying
their
knapsacks
under
the
white
overalls
that
make
them
'
almost
indistinguishable
from
the
surrounding
snow,
these
hardy
Finnish
ski
troops
look
like
hunchbacks
as
they
glide
to
their
front-line
posts
on
the
Karelian
front.
These
men
have
been
the
terror
of
the
Soviet'
Invaders,
swooping
down
on
Isolated
parties,
pistoling,
machinegunnlng
and
knifing
the
bewildered
Invaders.
Then
fading
away
like
wraiths,
leaving
confusion,
terror
and.
death,
In
their
wake.
Hospital
Notes
I
To
discuss
the
matter
of
rates
1?
for
Indian
patients,
which
like
-50
"those
for
all
others
have
been
increased,
and,
If
possible,
reach
3
-00
some
basis
of
compromise
for
re-9
00
ductlon,
Indian
Agent
James
Oll-03
lett
appeared
before
the
board
of
J5
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert;
J
General
Hospital
at
Its
regular;
monthlv
meeting
last-
night.
Mr.
;
the
..board
creased
rates
with
a
view
to
work-
,
lng
out
a'
compromise.
Mr.
Gillett
carried
storries
telling
of
the
action
of
the
Ontario
Legis-'"'7"
"
fi7ir.iZ
.
tubercu-
"Was
belngT
fought
against
i
t
lature
v
in
passing
a
vote
of
censure
on
the
federal
govern-
losis
among
tne
Indians
Mme.
ment
for
the
manner
in
which1
it
is
carrying
out
Canada's
thing
in
which
ail
were
interested
part
in
the
war.
Evidently
its
chief
-interest
was-that
it
and
might
wen
assist.
He
sugsest-seemed
to
indicate
that
the
people
of
Canada
were
keener
ef
that
lh
fees
for
Indlan
pa"
on
the
war
thta
n
the
government
of
Canada.
It
was
SZ
T
gesture
and
ammportant
one.
Undoubtedly
it
reflects
an
hospital,
in
reply.
President
o.
p.
opinion
that
is
more
or
less
general
throughout
the
coun-
Tinker
pointed
out
that
an
hos-try.
Possibly.
Prime
Minister
King's
information
depart-W1
had
been
raUed
and
ment
is
not
functioning
as
well
as
it
might.
It
seems
that'anaSwa
u
'TS
the
United.States
is
interested
in
keenly
Canada's
attitude
managing
secretary,
stated
that
111
the
crisis.
(thls
matter
had
been
taken
up
at
i
the
last
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association.
fcfciVbKh.
?PVPrfP'TinP
UIKhAr
T
The
view
had
been
held
that
the
When
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
placed
Hs-famousS
"n
.1
of
cdndemnation
of
the
conduct
of
the
resolution
war
by-iess
than
cost.
He
cited
instances
the
Federal
government
before
the
Ontario
Legislature
where
th
Indian
Department
was
recently
he
did
so
accompanied
by
a
threat
that,
if
it
was
more
than
the
general
not
accepted,
he.
would
resigns
Premier,
implying
a
?JlSTZ
sible
election.
It
was
a
rather
severe
threat
m
that
most'Kamloops'
the
rate
was
$3,
the
members
Avotild
not
like
to
have
to
fight
another
election
jsame
as
in
Prince
Rupert.
in
Atiin
just
now..
Had
half
the
members
voted
against
the
resolu-,u
was
$3'25-
After
further
discus-tion
i)ossiblya
number
of
the
-members
would
not
have-fe?
fhoard.1agrfd.i
lve
been
returned
-to
the
next
Legislature
and
those
ivho
did
Son
88
would
have
beenput'to
great
expense
in
fighting
the
elec-
uon.
i
ne
proviso
greauy
lessened
tne
lorce
ot
the
resolu
tion.
The
Department
of
Pensions
and
National
Health
had
a
letter
before
the
oard
expressing
willingness
to
pay
$3
per
day
for
hospitalization
(f
soldiers
Inclusive
of
all
The
other
night
the
C.C.F.
held
a
party
dinner
at
the
(
Charges
except
x-ray
services
and
Hotel
Georgia
in
Vancouver.
They,
had
the
usual
run
oiVdal
J"
dicines.
The
board
rather
fiery
defiant
speeches
and
vhen
everybody
Stl
tired
of
the
oratory
and
wishing.
to
crawl
into
bed,
a
reel-
ance
committee,
tation
was
given,
.the
whole
of
the
famous
Rubaiyat
of
.
,
.
Omar
Khayyam
was-inflicted
on
an
unwilling
audience.!
The
'Department
of
National
De-
Managing
Secretary
H.
W.
Birch
advised
the
board
that
he
had
UalfAn
nn
tH
m
1
1
1
rt
4UA
mill.
MVM
SSMftVfr
-Wft
S1(IA
many
hospital
problems
including
treatment
.contracts,
costs,
rates
etc.
The
conference
had
gone
on'
record
as
Refusing
to
accept
contracts
at
less
than
cost.
The
communication'
was
filed.
In
Gifts
Acknowledced
'
I
her
report
for
the
month'J
n
...
.
.
.
,
i
v.nA
-A
v.
n
...
o
A.1ICC
jpnn
Mnrrunn
k.
tv
inp
I
:i
n
v
iUineii
assurcru
111c
uuaiu
uc
j
--
anxious
the
best
relations
possible
superintendent,
advised
the
board
tlons
for
the
hospital.
Miss
Harrison
reported
from
ChrLl
Mill
Bakery,
Rupert
Bakery.
P!
Burns
Co.,
Sterling
Meat
Market,
Bulk-ley
Market.
Rupert
Butchers,
Thomss
McMeekln,
S.
C.
Thomson,
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
Valentin
Dairy,
G.
P.
Tinker
Co.,
Hill
Sixty
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Salvation
Army.
All
Rifts
were
ordered
suitably
acknowledged.
Frank
Dibb,
chairman
of
the
building
committee,
reported
that
the
matters
of
the
elevator
"functioning,
which
was
not
altogether
satisfactory,
and
window
rattling
etc.
were
being
taken
up
with
a
representative
of
the
contractors.
Mr.
Dibb
also
reported
that
Mitchell
&
Currle
had
comoleled
the
erection
of
an
Incinerator
and
had
done
a
good
Job.
Vor
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry
reported
that
1939
had
been
a
very
encouraging
year.
It
had
not
been
fully
determined
but
It
was
estimated
about
$1000
had
been
raised
by
the
Auxiliary.
The
board
authorized
the
Installation
of
hat
treis,
clothing
jacks
and
an
umbrella
stand.
There
was
also
discussion
of
"the
future
of
the
x-ray
technician
service
which
has
been
conducted
by
Miss
Purdy
during
the
past
six
months.
Decision
wai
deferred
pending
a
statement
on
the'
financial
standing
of
the'
service
since
its
Inauguration.
Fire
Chief
H.
T,
Lbck',i
in
his
The
C.C.F.
has
been
subject
to
attacks
at
many
times
but
ence
offered
-
the
.board
30c
per
monthly
report
none
could
have
heon
as
inRirliimis
and
pffprrivftna
this
afc"
Processing
oi
some
wo
.
at-hospital
and
:
found
condition
Nurses'
Home'sat
tack
by
one
of
its
own-members.'
The
only
consolation"
-was
mcai
mati'The
ZJurSi
the
thought
of
"the
jug
of
wine
and
thOU"
mentioned
in
garrison.
The
offer
was.
confirmed,
and
housekeeping
conditions
wer
the
Rubaiyat.
PROMISE
OF
HELP
In
food
order
Two
Members
Leave
"Board
Two
soldier
members
-
of
the
When
the
appeal
was
made
by
the-1
inns
this
week
for
tary.
jsoldtion
hospitar
which
'the
.board;
w.
m.
Brown
and
o;
V,
help
in
holding
the;
Russians
from
invading
their
country,
military
authorities
were
seeking
Wilkinson,
wtiV
enlisted'
'lmniedi-
t'rio
first
In
nrvmiisp
hplri
-were
the
British.
Thev
stntprhpermlssion
to
erect
on
hospital
ately
on
the
'outbreakrof
the
w
,
,
,
i
a
ii
n.
Finns
i
i
ii
Pperty
ruAnrtv
npnr
pear
thefNurses
thflNiirspn'
Home:
Hnmi.,tand
have
not
hfpn
nhl
tn
frlv
tknt
ttiatfturmilrl
coo
tn
it
tVint
trio
hni
nipnt.vtnf.hrma
A
It
was
proposed
to
have
a
,
?i.
mt
-
i.ii
l
-i?
..!.
1
1.
.t
like.
If
they
had
to
wait
for
weeks
of
fine
speeches
and
'pears
to;
be
tar
ItFi
slats.
There
fap-
-sUllu
some?
doubt
much
attention
to
hospital
work
iSlnce
that
time,
were-present
at
'last
night's
meeting
and
Intimated
loose
talk
they
might
be
driven
out
of
their
country
before
whetheclt
will
harmonize
with
thejthat
It
had
become
necessary-
for
action
could
be
effective.
It
shows
What
can
be
done
in
a
!en,e1
amosPhere
0
the-hospital
them
to-
sever
their
connection
really
democratic
country.
.
.
...
arlly.
Mr,
Brown
had
been
a.
mem
of
the
board.
i
There
was-a
lengthy
letter
from!
ber
of
the
board
for
fifteen
years!
ii
,
............
it
1
1
i
amj
t
r-
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V)tllUUCi
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t'UU
ivu.
11IWU1SUII
.
lUf
VWCJYC
It's
interesting
te
knovv'when
reading
the
Daily
News
nortm
un
rtoW.t
-hni.w.rf.
Th.
ho.h
uM.
h
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doinjf
the
Game,
coitfertnee
which
had
.dealt
with
been
a
great
pleasure
to
them
and
A
letter
from
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-
tullo
enclosed
a
donation
of
$250
to
the
hospital
building
fund
which
the
Premier
had
promised
personally.
A
leter
of
thanks
will
be
sent
to
Mr.
Pattullo.
The
Farmers'
Institute
of
Ter
race
had
a
letter
before
the
board
should
exist
between
his
depart-
that
the
hospital
had
not
been
so
suggest
that
a
note
for
$250
be
rhent.
and
the
hospital.
On
account
very
Dusy
since
me
vnnsimas
accepted
0n
account
of
a
$319.35
of
the
increased
rates
here,
he
had
season.
Missrrjson
acknowledg-
indebtedness
owed
the
hospital
by
been
asked
to
have
Indian
pa-
ed
a
useful
and
much
appreciated
tne
estate
of
the
late
W.
J.
Odod-
tiehts
go
to
Port
Simpson
hospital
?"
oi
some
seventy
narawooa
instead
of
Prince
Rupert.
He
was
window
wedges
from
A.
Ivarson.
suggesting
now
the
possibility
of
inese
were
proving
oi
mucn
neip
reconsidering
the
in-
"
prevenungn
winaow
raining.
Tnere
naa
Deep
enrtstmas
dona-
win.
It
appears
that
the
Institute
owes
this
amount
to
the
Ooodwln
estate
which
It
is
desired
to
-settle.
On
recommendation
of
Mr.
Fulton,
the
board
decided
to
leave
the
account
as
It
now
stood.
Those
present
at
the
meeting'
were
O.
P.
Tinker,
president,
O.
V.
Wilkinson.
R.
E.
Benson,
Frank
Dibb.
W.
M,
Brown-
and
Mr.
H.
U
Landry,
directors:
H
W:
Birch,
managing
secretary,
and
Miss
Jean
Harrison
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Tigers
"Frank
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Willie
Wong.
Olen
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Billy
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Everett
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Oscar
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Boston
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Chicago
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O.
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and
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fbfalUe
of
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regret
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losing-
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Sunday
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in
'
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meeting
of
the
New
York
RanRcrj
and
the'
Bd.tn
Hfuhts
who
are
at
present
tied
for
the
t-.-
a,
leadership.
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Rangers
slippri
Into
the
top
berth
along
with
Kt-Bruins
by
scbrlnif
a
one
goal
v
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over
the'
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Thursday
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Toronto
at
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the
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basemen
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result
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the-three
'team
field
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
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two
to
one
victory
over
the
Vancouver
Lloni
In
the
Rose
C
f
IhUrnday
nlht
put
the
But
k
,
one-and-a-half
games
to
the
c..
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th
porttfon
of
supremacy
witii
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the
Uoiw'and
the
Seattle
Sr
.
24
31
21'
Hawks
still
on
even
terms
for
the
runner-up
position
or
the
base
menl.
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are
putting
on
a
r)
ffetht
In
the
Iadflc
Coa.it
puck
loop
tlrli
winter
and
there
.
;
plenty
of
Ume
yet
for
any
one
of
U)e
..three
teams
in
the
circuit
run
away
with
the
honors
W1IKAT
PRICES'
NEVp'
YORK
Jan
20"
New
Y
rq
wheat
prices
were
down
""
)
l'c
yesterday
with
May
cluuv
at
$101',
S1.75
S1.00
50c
DUE
TO
INCREASE
IN
PRICE
OF
Nanaimo'
Wellington
Goal
At
the
mine
of
one
dollar
per
ton
and
the
Increase
in
freight
rates,
commenting
January
1,
1310,
our
price
on
Nanaimo
Well-infton
Coalwlirbe
ai
follow,
Nanalnw
Wellington
Lump
Sacked,
delivered.
Per
ton
$15.30
Nanaimo
Wellington
Mine
Ran
Sacked,
del..
Per
ton
$11.25
Nanaimo
Wellington
Lump
Bulk,
delivered.
Per
ton
.
$14.23
Nanaimo-Wellington
JUne-Run-Bulk,
delivered
Per
ton
$13.00
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and
McCaffery
Ltd.
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UC'and
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Ttestvatlons
and
Tickets
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