FAOH
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
BRITISn
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
P
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
:
Q.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
The
Gun-a-Noot
Case
.
.
.
Saturday.
September
M.
9it
EDITORIAL
C.N.R.
Appointments
.
.
.
Elevation
of
R.
C.
Vaucrhan,
president
of
the
Cana
dian
National
Railways,
-
to
the
additional
post
of
chair-
The
principles
of
British
justice
must
be
maintained
i
in
the
old
tradition
but
the
trouble
and
expense
the'
of
the
inefficiencies
which
crop
up
sometimes
in
privileges
far
outweigh
its
occasional
inefficiencies
Many
of
those
who
complain
about
the
inefficiency
of
the
democratic
system,
would
not
like
a
die-.
tatorship
unless
they
did.
the
dictating.
-v
There
are
more
ways
than
one
in
which
Prince
Rupert
might
well
be
cleaned
up
these
days.
The
Fuel
Situation
.
.
.
be
experienced
throughout
the
north
country
this
winter
unless
some
arrangement
is
made
wjiereby
the
Collieries
are
supplied
with
enough
suitable
lab'dr
to
produce
it.
It
is
estimated
that
there'is
a
demand
at
present
for
double
the
amount
of
coal
that
was
being
used
throughout
Canada
a
year
ago
and
the
quantity
required
is
continually
being
increased
by
the
fact
that
new
ships
are
being
equipped
for
coal
burning
as
well
as
locomotives
I
being
put
out
of
business
and
altogether
the
demand
fo,r
coal
will
likely
be
three
times
the
requirement
for
last
year.
In
the
meantime
the
coal
mines
are
working
with
short
and
inexperienced
crews
and
recently
one
of
the
Nanaimo
mines
stated
that
it
would
likely
be
obliged
to
shut
down
for
lack
of
competent
coal
miners
to
carry
on
its
work.
At
two
coal
mines
near
Telkwa
in
the
Bulkley
Valley
the
local
trucks
take
the
coal
away
from
the
mine
as
fast
as
it
can
be
produced
and
frequently
the
mines
have
to
shut
off
the
local
demand
while
they
endeavor
to
fill
out-1
side
orders.
Both
of
these
mines
can
use
quite
an
additional
number
of
men
if
they
can
be
obtained
but,
owing
to
the
shortage
of
competent
coal
miners,
help
for
the
coal
mines
cannot
be
obtained
and
in
consequence
the
country
will
be
faced
with
a
much
reduced
outpUtiand
a'ddmarid
which
is
three
times
the
normal
demand.
It
does
not
re-nuire
much
foresight
therefor
to
realize
that
a
lot
of
people
are
going
to
be
cold
this
winter.
The
situation
is
probably
more
serious
than
is
generally
recognized
and
unless
some
steps
are
taken
to
see
that
enough
competent
labor
is
supplied
to
the
coal
mines
of
the
country
it
is
just
going
to
be
too
bad
for
a
lot
of
people
throughout
the
whole
of
Canada
this
winter.
It
looks
now
like
rationing
may
be
the
only
solution.
Those
who
filled
their
coal
bins
a
few
months
ago
are
having
one
less
headache
now.
ACTIVITIES
OF
Y.M.C.A.
AND
Y.W.C.A.
Hy
DOROTHY
OARHITT,
Hostess
We
would
like
to
welcome
the
men
of
the
newest
regiment
m
team
aggregate
score.
LIKE
OLD
TIMES
'1
DOVER.
Eng..
Sept.
28
V
.Scenes,
reminiscent
of
the
days
when
German
planes
kept
a
regu
liar
rendezvous
over
this
"Hell's
Comer"
town,
were
re-enacted
when
during
a
severe
thunderstorm
i
new
WOMEN
D14
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SPORT
CHAT
Mis
Canada
III.
drlTrn
by
Harold
Wilson
of
Inpertull.
Ont.,
won
the
13th
annual
President's
Regat
ta
Gold
Cup
race
at
Washington
1
three
years
ago
yesterday.
Notre
Dame,
only
other
competitor
In'
,
the
final
heat,
finished
a
quarter
j
Haying
a
spell
of
statistics
on
mile
behind
the
winner.
Two
other
me
this
morning
I
took
It
upon
boat
were
forced
out
earlier
by
myself
to
check
up
on
the
num-
mechanical
trouble.
oer
ui
uerams
uiaceu
in
rooms
,
country
was
put
to
at
the
present
session
of
Supreme
----
SKm
Uackl
MeEwen.
of
sStheA
tlTJrT
well
known
Pnnrf
AcoiVoc
tn
n
n
mnra
nr
loss
npttv
Inrcpnv
thpft
tatlon
to
them
to
eome
up
to
the
,
,
case
was
something
that
might
very
well
have
been'T;".111-0?
"
,
,
.
i
t1
i
place
to
meet.
I
have
navi
handled
m
some
other
simpler
way.
It
was
an
example
'HulHn
thlr
...
.
.
ii
.i
:
ai
ine
Boodness.
Menace
to
Health
.
.
.
From
all
accounts,
a
rather
serious
menace
to
the
is
a
friendly
met
Captain
and.
Indeed
to
I
like
him.
from
Welsh
democratic
wav
of
dome
tinners.
At
that.
US
invaluable
.Wales
and
all
though
he
be.
man!
..-
-
cj
.
....
...
.
V.
At
me
opening
games
ui
uic
I
Navy
Bowlmg
League
the
scores
,showed
that
the
boys
were
well
'out
of
practice.
Top
honors
for
ihigh
single
went
to
O.
Ohnstad
of
the
ine
Seaman's
owuBB.
team
in.rn
with.
228.
The
JAPS
PROPAGANDA
IDEA
public
health
exists
in
connection
with
sewerage
disposal
London,
sept.
2
tr
According
from
the
new
Rushbrook
Heights
industrial
residential
J
e
PanJe
.
.
...
.
Motion
Picture
Corporation,
re-
i
.i
ii
?ui-
it
situation
that
the
responsible
in-
area.
Certainly
is
a
enacting
for
propaganda
purposes
terests
should
clean
up"
without
delay.
Maintenance
of
the
fan
ot
Hong
Kong
and
shang-
the
health
of
the
people,
as
has
often
been
said,
is
never
hau
is
forcing
British
and
aus-
more
important
than
it
is
in
war
time
particularly
whenjtralian
prisoners
wearing
heavy
:
:
;
u
4
-w,:,,.
bandattes
to
take
part
In
crowd
inuuicai
anu
nursing
hervices
me
m
juuuii
ui
a
ineuuum.'
-
n
l
.
"i
.
.
i
.
i
r
i-a.
ii
aimpie
sanuary
improvements
nere
mignt
wen
preveiu
a
serious
epidemic.
years,
will
leave
this
town
next
week
to
take
up
residence
tn
Prime
Rupert
where
he
has
accepted
a
position.
Smtihecs
has
lost
a
number
of
good
residents
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
few
years
but
none
will
be
more
missed
in
the
social
activities
of
this
town
than
Mr.
-MiEwen.
Mr
Xfrftautn
ha
hwn
vmrv
Lesion
branch
No.
A3
here
Prince
George,
Sep.
28-2!)
Vandcrhoof
Fort
Frascr
Hums
Lake
NAME
ADDRESS
Oct.
Oct.
Oct.
rrr
1
ni
nnrv
i
Women's
Liberal
Federation
In
Old
Land
Adopt
10-Point
Standard
I
By
DOUGLAS
AMARON
i
I
(Canadian
Preas
8tff
Writer!
LONDON.
Setrt.
M
A
demand
ithat
women
be
given
a
full
share
Jin
1
planning
and
execution
of
.
Pt-
.
.
and
great
listed
on
the
Y.W.C-A.
Rooms
Whitlow
Wyatfs
five-hit
shut-
war
reconstruction
was
lnciuaea
Registry
since
tareh
4
of
this
out
gave
the
Brooklyn
Dodjiersil)
10-pemt
charter
adopted
attlw
,
year.The
total
surprised
me.
eon-
their
first
National
League
pen-.annual
conference
of
the
Wom-
sldering
the
paucity
of
rooms
to
nam
in
21
year
at
Boston
a
year
en's
Liberal
Federation.
be
had.
A
total
of
154
persons
have
ago
today.
Climaxing
a
hard
J
A
raalutton
to
this
sffeat
and
been
pteeed
in
rooms,
light
house-
stretch
battle
with
St.
Louts
Oar-'many
others
calling
for
govrn-
k.l.
-.(.....
-
ntl
V.n...c
Htn.a1
lha
atlilrwka.v
nam.
lini
I
attain
tn
MBtalt
wlVJ
aild
-,
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
HCTTpiug
OUIWB
UI
anient
uuwi-
UJIIBW,
V.
...
fcllllvilC.
vw.t
v.rtj
"
w
.
ITVni
w
.
'
man
of
the
board
Of
directors
Will
be
interesting
news
to
Quite
a
good
if
i
do
say
days
before
the
clae
of
the
sea-
motrterj
were
adootrd
at
the
one-
Mr.
Vauchan's
manv
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
who
will
so
as
I
shouldnV
Wyatt
atae
pftehed
Brooklyn's
day
conference
during
which
wom-
be
clad
to
learn
of
it.
He
is
well
known
as
a
friend
of:
With
the
Y's
wives
whist
drives
only
World
Series
victory
over
the
i
mftifers
of
the
Liberal
party
d
women's
service
clubs
In
full
New
York
Yankees.
the
problem,
of
their
Prince
Rupert
and,
now
that
the
local
line
of
the
railway
(dUrusd
jiut
uecuiuc
u
ihuwi
imimiiiuMy
...
w.v,
j
thought
the
following
HUle
verse
on
Monaay
nght
Men's
nve
pm
!
"When
we
speak
or
equality
wim
tem's
traffic,
he
will
have
an
increasingly
more
import-
.hk.h
mm.
c.
r
niillln.
a
Senior
Bowling
League
will
tee
off
In
the
men
sharing
right
as
well
as
nnr
rmrr.
tn
nlav
in
the
develonment
of
the
port
and
line.
Hostess.
ave
me
would
be
apropos,
regular
weekly
session
The
Mon-
S.
J.
Hungerford,
who
goes
into
retirement
and
is
especially
a
Uw
rationing
de-ahs
ui
tswkie
theng
Bum
succeeded
by
k
Vaughanf
is
equally
well
known
here
Americsn
t
Rwl
u
bynt
croM
Bulwun
nj-
m
the
c-
J
and
his
local
friends
will
wish.
him
many
years
to
enjoy
si
pay
the
Dry
Dock
ah
his
retirement
although
"those1
'who
are
not
intimately
..oh
upon
thoughtless
Sfa-
Ordnanee
win
face
the
Do-acquainted
with
him
know
that,
when
the
nation
needs
ui,
j
I"'r";
ST
!or
0rocf
the
advice
and
help
of
men
of
hit
Impractical
experi-i"Who
i
her
aeibort
.sugar
bowl
Jhtee
Ywttj.
and
he
-Utr
ATieifCF
miiH
wun
uw
doth
dte.
i
i
i
i
i-i
i.
artxv
matin
ence
ana
proven
aDiiiiy,
ne
wouui
not
ue
sausiieu
iu,
z
f"
come
woods.
remain
uue.
One
good
friend
of
Prince
Rupert
-replaced
by
another
we
might
say
of
the
chief
railway
executive
appointment.
an
sup,.
'
"Yet
laps
her
n4ghbor's
ration
up.
"She
is
a
human
pig.
"Let
us
not
emulate
the
swine.
"Who
little
know
of
thine
and
mine.
"But
set
the
good
communal
fash-Ion
"Of
bringing
tea
and
sugar
ration."
Smithers
Man
Is
Moving
Here
r,n
Nr,
i
o
duties,
prim-
eves
as
well
as
1
r
r
v
po
ns
I
bUt-ti'-s
vatd
Lady
Vi
lift
Bon
ham
-
f.irter
in
her
pr.-sdfMiUal
ad
dr.
Lady
Vto-
'
emphasised
tii.it
u
Inspire
x
a
t
ef
forta
DtxGLAs
MIAXON
rlflces
a
great
purpose
needed
and
that
purpose
must
be
positive
not
negative.
If
we
mean
to
insist,
as
we
Jack
Mchwen
Omliu
to
Coast
To
mtHt
naUonitl
minimum,
lam
wkc
i
oMuon
itf
aonwanees
higher
otd-age
pen-
1
l
stons
v
m
decent
A
1
standard
(l.nifl
A
of
if
1
life
1
f
j
SMITHERS.
Sept.
a
M
John
L-
for
all
we
must
be
ready
to
pay
for
these
things,
she
saw.
More
Effort
Needed
Mrs.
Geoffrey
Mander.
wife
of
a
Liberal
M.r.
and
a
munitions
worker
in
the
.Midlands
equal
rates
of
pay
and
compensa
tion
for
women
with
men.
shorter
working
hours
and
better
shopping
arrangements
for
factory
workers,
prevention
ot
increase
in
working
hours
of
children,
higher
standard
ntervlewers
of
women
active
member
of
the
Smithers
am
reg-
Curtirvf
Club,
hit
team
having
won
team
took
honors
for
officer
In
the
auxiliary
VA.
top
womMl
the
Hanson
Cup
here
last
year.
H
was
active
also
in
the
Oolf
Club.
r..
mc,r
.
OI
ir.
...
nrMfaifflt
rrf
the
aon.rti.n
health
ot
"omn
In
the
servteea
for
ami
inounry.
ine
compamiea
mere
several
vear
ami
did
reat
work
100
much
"tea
party
in
that
rvraBnfaution
tU
mnutil
muuiu
awmi
uir
wr
ciiixh
m
the
Lesion
hoekev
team
for
a
mnv
women
number
of
vsars
and
braucht
it
to
gtwemment's
handling
of
a
winnlnx
oosition
in
the
ioc..
r!
leazue
crtttcteed
by
Miss
Megan
uoyd
Mr.
McEwen
was
formerly
ac-
George
who
"the
country
Is
countant
for
the
Duthle
Mine
and.
suffering
from
a
sense
of
frustra-when
the
mine
was
closed
down
in
"
a
number
of
years
ago.
he
re-
There
Is
a
feeling
thaUthe
war
malned
to
took
after
the
property
pffrt
te
not
yet
property
organ-
and
the
Interests
of
the
Smithers
d."
she
said,
"that
there
Is
no
Mines
Ltd.
which
he
has
been
do-
adequate
return
for
all
the
sac-ing
up
to
the
present
time.
rlflce
made
by
women
In
the
Ser-
On
Thursday
evening
a
party
lc
and
for
all
work
done
In
was
given
for
Mr.
McEwen
by
his
the
factories.''
She
urged
greater
many
friends
and
a
great
number
Intake
of
women
into
part-time
attended
to
wish
him
well
In
his
employment
and
reduction
in
the
field
of
endeavor.
He
was
long
hours
many
women
were
!
.
UaIIaa..
U..f
.
n
n
A
T
I
I
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V.
a
I
.
.
1
.
mvWlMn.
I
ft.1l
lMM
r
.
oarraKr
udiiuuiia
uukow
tti
i
Litceciiicu
wiLii
a
iuumuju
wii
iiiiu
wuiaiiik
ill
tun-unit;
ctiiuivviiiciifc.
There
is
a
likelihood
that
some
fuel
difficulties
willl?nd
t0.the,
"rt
at
S?"
84
a
of
Mteem
hy
J"dJlr
m!!",!i:'ral
.Tf."
10
!
the
Army
Needs
You
k'ou
are
needed
In
the
Canadian
Women's
Army
Corp
to
release
men
for
the
combat
forces
If
you
are
single
or
married
without
dependents,
between
18
and
IS,
and
a
British
subject
by
birth
or
naturalization.
For
full
information
regarding
pay,
uniform,
ptivlleges,
and
enlistment,
see
the
Recruiting
Party
of
C.W.A.C.
personnel,
under
Lt.
Ruby
E.
Ilincks.
Fur
further
particulars
send
the
coupon
below
or
consult
the
Chairman
of
your
Local
Civilian
Recruiting
Committee.
Or
Apply
to
.Major
A.
S.
Parkes,
Recruiting
Officer,
Prince
Rupert,
or
the
Recruiting
Sergeant
at
Prince
George.
The
Recruiting
Party
will
visit
the
following
placfs
on
dates
shown:
1-2
1
Houston
Oct.
8
Sniitliern
Oct.
10-11
Hazclton
Oct.
12-18
Prince
Rupert,
Oct.
1
1-15
Send
this
coupon
for
full
information
regarding
the
CW.A.C
to
District
Recruiting
Officer,
Vancouver
Barracks.
Vancouver,
D.C.
1
nt
ll
.81
lda
V
I
II
LP
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
(5th
Avenue
and
Young
Street'
Morning
Worship.
11:00
a
Jn.
"THESE
THINQ8
OF
G
in
Sunday
School,
12:15
Evening
Worship,
ItSO
panTHE
SUN
OP
RiairrEOtftrco.
tvTT-iwiy
i
lugium,
muiiua;
ciriiiw(,
i
.ia,
vaUU.1
Tuesday
ETenlng,
1:00,
Boys'
Club,
Wednesday
Evening,
8:00,
Prayer
Meet.
Friday
Evening.
Church
Banquet
and
ILr
"The
Lord
Is
my
Shepherd.
I
shall
not
wan'
j
Hev.
John
Scott,
Ptea.
B.C.
Convention,
will
be
the
spnkfror
m
Rev
C.
A.
Wright-Pastor
ft
ST.
PAUL'S
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
.McBride
and
Fifth
Rev.
M.
It.
Anderson,
Pastor
Res.
415
?th
Ave.
E
rhne
Wifn
Mrs.
I.
Fenesi,
Organist
Miss
Alma
Dybhavn,
SB,
PUnut'
Mrs.
Leonard
Blrtch,
SB.
8upt
11
jn."IH
BAPTISM
SALVATION"
BY
SPIRIT
AND
WATER
NECL
13:15
Sunday
School.
7:30
p.m.
"MODERN
MARTYRDOM."
An
we
backn
giving
In
to
error
today?
Is
the
ancient
ctaspots
.
ahlp
my
Ood
or
die"
coming
true?
Ii
Satan
wrld
order?
First
Presbylerian
Church
Fourth
Avenue
East
Rev.
A.
F.
Macftween.
DA
Mintn'
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
Chotr
Leader
SUNDAY,
SKITIlMlir.R
27,
1512
Rally
Dy
tor
.
the
Church
Seheol.
Tlve
Scholar
and
attend
the
Morning
Service
11
tun.
Public
Worship.
Anthem-"Joybella
"
The
Junior
Chotr.
7:30.
pjn
Evening
Worship.
Anthem
O
Blest
are
ihev
that
fear
the
Lt.rd
"
The
Minuter
will
preach
at
both
wnrt"-
Strangers
and
Mrn
in
the
Service
cordis:
and
local
council.
was
emphaslred
by
speakers
supporting
the
10-
urgedipomt
charter
which,
among
other
things,
called
for
more
nurseries
for.
children
of
factory
workers,
houses
at
lower
rent
for
lower-
paid
was?-earners
with
priority
essential
part
of
continued
educa
tion,
and
an
Improved
scheme
of
ouinHnfltJnK
octal
insurance
to
jnchtde
ana
motners
wrf
fresher
course
IJuna
Walter
R
damage
caused
by
the
Canadian..
eour
MU
E.
,
Brtttsh
and
Norwegian
foref
Ihere
Prrstarni
oi
u
last
year
too
great
to
make
repairs
ln
llMf
clUi"
worth
while.
rmtees
were
Tne
speaw
Dr
Mrs
-
P'-
(5L,SS
CO.MPONK.vr
1
was
modern
mc
'
Otass
for
bottle-making
I
com-
Miss
P
M
M-posed
chiefly
of
ilttaa,
wxia
and
briefly
of
nu...
lime.
don
rr.i
NURSES
OF
!
Irs
f
ii'i'ii
nil?
V
I
I
Ik
Vsl
1
1
Li
111
for
large
families,
opportunities
rulmlnaUry
fVslart
!
M
for
home-training
for
girls
as
an
Courv
lltid
List
.ttta
wtttth
ha
br-Prtnee
Rupet
da;
IRREPARABLE
Sl'ITSBKIKlKN
i
eompumt
LONDON.
Sept
W
o
The
News
Chrontele
reports
from
Stockholm
that
a
Herman
reconnaissance
night
by
the
P
of
the
Oradud'-:
Uon
of
Brtti.it:
(
v-
Savage
SHOES
Will
Last
You
Longer
'Cause
Snndy
Siivugc
Makes
Them
Strong
IIUKLHUT,
JACK
&
.JILL
MICKY
MOUSE,
VALUE
LEADER
LOAKERETTES
All
Carried
in
Stock
Here
WE
HAVE
"MOSCO"
COKN
CL'KE
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shod
it
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
A
(I
OOD
PLACK
TO
llUV
LINOLEUM
FOIl
ALL
YOUK
Uattleshlp
Drown
Molr
Inlaid,
all
colors;
I'ld
,nl
Printed
Linoleum:
Congolfum;
Feltolj
Rugs
In
Congo
Linoleum,
all
sizes.
rt1
PIIONK
773
327
41"
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