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IUUTISH
COLUMBIA'S
VICTORY
DAY
VANDERHOOF
Up
to
the
end
of
last
week
sub
scriptions
to
the
Victory
Loan
In
Vanderhoof
had
totalled
$14,500.
As
a
result
of
a
moccasin
dance
held
recently
at
Plnchl
Lake,
the
substantial
sum
of
$86.60
has
been
turned
over
to
the
Vanderhoof
branch
of
the
Canadian
Red
Cross
Society.
The
Vanderhoof
Red
Cross
Society,
as
a
result
of
a
recent
drive,
has
added
a
large
list
of
new
members.
Here
ore
some
uf
the
tools
which
workmen
of
British
Columbia
pr-!tcd
to
Canada
-m
Victory
Day
when
four
in
000-ton
fremhu-r.s
were
launched
at
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
and
mx
ni-i.csweepers
were
christened
at
a
west
coast
l
rt
At
top
left
two
of
the
minesweepers
are
shown
as
the
christening
party,
headed
by
Mrs.
J.
W.
Comett.
wife
of
Van-over's
mavor
pi-parei
to
name
them.
At
top
right
one
of
the
workmen
greets
the
Victory
Girl
Below,
leJL
is
one
of
'he
new
tr
-.uhter.s
whUe
at
the
right
is
pictured
the
mighty
propeflor
which
drives
the
big
atolp.
Money
from
Victory
l-a.is
supplies
Uiee
and
other
tools
of
war.
-Vancouver
Province
Pictures.
AMOl'S
I.UlOIHTi:
'
iiicd
from
Page
Om)
'"V
ni
a
building
more
ftetal
record
of
the
case.
Two
California
governors
rejected
Moo-ney's
pardon
applications.
Mayor
Walkrr'i
Trip
In
1W1
James
J.
Walker,
then
mile
from
the
bmnbitUE
mnvnr
nf
Nrv
York
CTtlv
crossed
Ptrcct
clocks
In
the
picture
the
continent
to
take
up
the
fight
1
if
was
Uken
about
five
f0r
Mooney.
Along
with
Frank
P.
before
the
explosion.
The
Walsh,
New
York
labor
attorney.
?hs
we
considered
Ijy
and
Aaron
Saplro.
counsel
for
use
us
absolute
alibis
Mr
various
unions,
Walker
appealed
Thfy
directly
eontradic-
to
Governor
James
Rolph.
Jr.,
for
prosecution
witnesses.
pardon.
Rolph
rejected
It.
He
f
he.
wttno8,
Frank
wa4
the
third
governor
to
do
so.
-
Oregon
cattleman,
sub-
in
1033
Mooney
demanded
trial
was
tried
far
attempted
on
the
one
remaining
bomb
ex-
'iii
or
,.--,-,,-.---,-..
oeriury.bataeuult-
r.inainn
miwi
"ihiuvi
munirr
indictment
"""
that
Rev.
J.
Miller
McCormlck,
Angli-I
oan
rector
at
Vanderhoof,
is
also
holding
regular
Sunday
afternoon
services
at
the
Northslde
Com-,
nunity
Hall
at
Prairiedale.
A
choir
has
been
organized
in'
the
Church
of
England
at
Fraser
Lake
with
Ralph
Telford
as
leader
and
Dr.
8.
P.
Flnley
as
aeeomDan-
iflt.
t
Private
Kettlaw,
Vanderhoof
In-
dian
boy,
who
Joined
up
with
the
Canadian
Scottish,
has
been
pending
a
leave
at
his
home.
Oliver
Armlshaw,
assistant
stamen
agent
at
Kamloops.
has
been
vWtlng
with
relatives
and
friends
:n
Vanderhoof.
The
plant
of
the
Columbia-'
Vanderhoof
Power
Co.
is
now!
overloaded
and
is
refusing
to
take
on
further
connection
case.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Om.
neca
Red
and
Oun
Club
was
held
In
the
station
house
at
Vander
hoof
on
Monday
night
of
this
week.
M.
hi
Connelly,
M.LA.
for
Van
derhoof,
Is
endeavouring
to
have
the
authorities
build
the
gap
of
road
from
Manson
Creek
to
Find-lay
Forks
as
a
military
objective.
'vuMi
m
mc
couris
ana
doxlcaliy.
Mooney
was
acquinea,
1
lj'
....
..
:
,
-u
all
.,,,im,
customs
and
anri
trnAa
trade
hnrrior:
barriers
Ka.
be.
r?;.
J
Prison
and
after
his
release
he
;vi,
Uo
hH
hn
h.i,i
u
l'
k
worker
solWarlty
and
the
unlflca-
A'
'amusjon
Ition
of
American
labor.
But
he
began
to
experience
periods
of
'"XrVT
tria
appointed
b,
-
Pre-'
verdlc
t
He
nted
"rear
MVon
heSTSU
-
Zueil
Xt
wa,
not
the
flre-eaUng
Mooney
of
"tlnn
Z
oTZ't
the
OH.
MUMSY.
I
COUUJ'T
GIVE
OAVtt
AM
AMTf.m
r"!"!
a
tit
A
1
uil
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...
.
i
.
hnrt
a
roiirrnA
nf
Ih.
Illnrw
In
s
against
Moonev.
Anita-
rrit
nt
imtuvit
eornus.
on
the
tQT
Clemenrv
Inerpntpri
IUt
hl
nnnttltntlonal
Th"
'
0Uf'-
refused
to
Interfere
rights
had
been
violated
by
the
tb?1
'
m
th0
,fal
Prmlc.
that
prosecution's
"frameup"
and
"per-inp
wild
not
go
behind
the
ot-
Jury"
activities.
All
his
charges
TlLlK
TIIK
TOILKU
I
PCXPR
CHILD,
U
MAVBS
VOO
HIM
AMO
MAiBr
M7U
SUDOl-DIl
IT'S"
A
PRCBt-tM
MMEW
HE
MAY
BE
LEAVING
iweniy-iu
wun
uau
...
......
...
aged
and
mellowed
him.
The
audl?
Pittsburgh
during
October.
1939.,
ence
to
whom
he
spoke
represent-
ed
a
new
generation
a
group
perhaps
more
accustomed
to
the
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
MAC
KNOWS
THE
ANSWER
day
when
there
will
be
no
such
barriers
between
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Let
us
Join
to
da
everything
In
our
power
to
win
this
war."
.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Eoard
or
bv
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Twenty-Five
Years
Ago
March
6,
1917.
For
the
East-Mondays.
Wednesday!
and
Fridays
5
pjn.
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United
From
the
East.
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uesaays,
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Saturdays
.
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For
Vancouver
Tuesday
.
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pjn.
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:.
10:15
pjn.
,
Friday
9:30
pjn
Saturday
10:15
pjn.
i
March
16
and
M
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From
Vancouver
Sunday
pjn.
Wednesday
10:00
a.m.
Friday
10
am.
March
12
and
22
pjn.
For
Stewart
and
Premier-Sunday
7
pjn.
Friday
2
pjn.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
WANTED
Young
girl
for
office
work.
Some
knowledge
of
bookkeeping
prtftwd.
Give
full
particular'
Apph
Box
219.
The
Daily
New-
-.
-
.
for
common
ordinary
sore
throat
BY
WESTOVER
IVvl.
IE
DANE'S
QOIMG
MAC,
VOU
TlUUE
'ME
BEEM
V.
(
OH,
5Ij
MAC.
HOVJ
DID
YOU
KKlC
UAVfc
TOBESENTAWAV,
HERE?"
TRANSFERRED-
J
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VvAS
eOlNS
TO
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7
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CAN'T
E
TRAMSFER.RED?
1
THEriG
MOJ'f
s-----d
1
f
(CSo)
iS
i
rjz-
tell
you
fTS
birrl
n
there's
some-
JGPm!
(87)
tea
Canada
at
War
25
Years
Ago
March
8.
1917:
Turks
in
Sin-
The
local
four
man
fishing
boat
ai
peninsula
fell
back
before
Brl-
Dlreotor
brought
in
19,000
pounds
i
tU5h
advance.
Assadabad
Pass
in
of
halibut
after
fishing
for
fifteen
Fersia
is
captured
by
Russians.
Peter
John
Borsuk
was
fined
davs
and
hared
W0-75
Pr
mn
Austro-Hungarian
reply
to
United
$10
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
E.
or
$30.71
per
day.
It
is
noLat
all
states
note
supported
German
B.
Smith
at
Vanderhoof
at
the
uncommon
for
fishermen
to
make
campaign
of
unrestricted
aubmar-
ena
of
last
week
on
a
charge
of
Irom
?1U
to
per
aay.
i
ine
warfare.
carrying
passengers
In
an
unlicensed
vehicle.
Would
Like
To
See
Barriers
All
Brought
Down
Roosevelt's
Son-in-Law
Strongly
Urees
llifhway
to
Ala&ka.
VANCOTJVER.
March
C:
One
essential
factor
in
the
defense
of
both
Canada
and
States
Is
a
highway
to
Alaska
That
is
the
opinion
of
the
son-in-law
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt-John
Boettlger,
publisher
of
the
Seattle
Post
Intelligencer.
Mr.
Boettlger
voiced
it
as
he
addressed
a
"Good
Nelgh-
"
bor"
luncheon
of
Vancouver
busl-
were
mustered
into
an
official
re-
way
of
progressivlsm
than
the
ness
men
In
Hotel
Vancouver.
To
cord
in
a
hearing
that
lasted
men
and
women
of
1916.
j
boost
the
Victory
Loan
campaign,
nearly
two
years.
.....
......
.....
,
the
luncheon
was
sponsored
by
The
state
supreme
court
ruled
,.
,
the
Advertising
and
Sales
Bureau
against
him
and
the
United
States
Closed
and
Bureau
ot
the
he
and
Supreme
Court
once
more
refused
gJ
d
Jpa'Stt
d'enTeJ
to
review
the
case.
published
reports
that
he
had
de-
,
1
.
th,lnk
wf
ca"
agre
hat
Alaf
l-ardoned
manded
a
divorce.
He
termed
the
o?nrf?
?
One
of
Governor
Olson's
first
reports
"an
attempt
to
smear
me
anfd
Unl
f'
h.!
cannot
defend
the
Aleutian
to
and
thereby
injure
the
labor
official
oiiKwu
acts
was
summon
'
T"
..,.,.,
Islands
and
Alaska
we
are
indeed
Mooney
and
hand
him
a
pardon,
movement.
The
pardon
was
unconditional
but
The
truUi
Is."
he
added,
"the
m
8rave
,Pa?fJ-
iPfmrriv
..
.
Olson
admonlahed
Mooney
to
up-
Uves
of
Mrs.
Mooney
and
myself;
..
,
'
hold
peaceful,
democratic
prjncl-
we
now
and
tor
the
past
16
yearl
."VZi.
wth
'
pies
ad
to
preach
agalnrt
'thve
bej;iltaUy
infompatihlf;ja
h&L.
li
people
plunging
themselves
Into
a
"We
have
been
through
too
fsUy
J"
U
ma
"""P
futile
and
Inhuman
chaos
of
much
together
to
think
of
a
dl-
mediately
as
a
war
measure.
in
.
,
.
M
.,.
.,
vnrc"
Mm
Mnonpv
niH
"T
win
Ine
matter
or
cost
ana
suDsequent
.u
.unrv
case
mennwime
naa
refused
to
present
witnesses,
rara-.
pearmw
...
.
-.
r1PA,,..
...
...
.
nnH
ununH
in
ctrlvo
fnr
Durln
Moonev
s
last
vears
In.
11
neeessarv
necessary,
as
as
a
a
war
war
measure
measure,
i
Alter
naving
oeen
out
prospecting
for
three
weeks,
Capt.
William
DAILY.
NEWS
WANT
ADS
BRING
Stlig
has
been
successful
in
locat
ing
herring.
1
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The
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Cafe,
Waterfront,
!
G
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D
S
E
A
L
now
open,
under
same
management.
THE
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
""v
T"
Soclieyc
Salmon
Fancy
Red
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Herrins
in
Tomato
Sauce
Sandwich
Spreads
Spiced
Salmon
Smoked
Salmon
Bloater
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
Catala
every
Tuesday
1:30
pjn.
Due
Vancouver
Thursday
p.m.
Cardena
every
Friday
10:30
pjn.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
March
10
and
24,
midnight.
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Information,
Tickets
and
Reservations
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J.
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