Prince
Rupert
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J.3cu3
H.ur.day,
July
25,
10-10
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Editor.
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Ottawa).
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A
TIMELY
VISIT
rlrfCE
MR.
VAUGHAN,
president
J
aVid
chairman
of
the
board
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
who.
conjes
again
this
afternoon,
was
last
here,
there
have
been
many
changes,
in
prince
Rupert.
There
has
been
a
wartime
boom
clue
to
the
acceptance
of
the
strategic
position
of
this
port
in
tjhe
emergency,
producing
a
great
volume
of
traffic
for
the
local
line
of
t;he
railway.
Now
the
emergency
is
over,
'the
boom
has
receded
and
a
critical
point
in
relation
to
the
future
of
tthe
port
and
railway
line
has
beeh
reached.
Prince
Rupert
people
aroj
very
much
concerned
as
to
what
the;
future
has
in
store
and
feel
that
whjrt
policy
and
attitude
the
railway;
adopts'
will
have
a
great
deal
to
jdo
with
the
shaping
of
that
futjire
whether
it
shall
be
progressive
and
prosperous
or
reactionary
anq
depressed.
Accordingly,
Mr.
Vaughan
is
going
to
Receive
from
a
delegation
of
the
Prmce
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
Prince
Rupert
Industrial
Committee
for
which
appointment
hai
been
made
to
meet
him,
protest
at
ihe
course
which
the
railway
company
has"1)een
following
in
such
masters-a'a4
(railway
service
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
operation
of
the
shipyard.
.The
visit
of
Mr.
Vaughan
comes
after
tjiekmjnister
of
transport,
who
onje:
'indicated
that
the
railway
executives
vere
his
advisers,
announced
tfia
he
shipyard
could
not
be
operated
on
a
peacetime
economic
baHs
that
is
after
the
organization
of;
the
yard
had
been
permitted
to
deteriorate
to
its
present
state
while
all
the
white
the
possibility
was
being
held
out
officially
that
the
company's
new
ships'
for
coast
service
might
be.
built
here.
I
After
delivering
its
protest,
the
local
committee
will
seek
the
favor
frc)m
Mr.
Vaughan,
who
hinted
re
...All
ticked
off
Mr.
Timpkins?
Being
in
the
nature
of
a
reminder
of
bow
the
Royal
Bank
can
help
to
make
your
holiday
happy
and
carefree.
r
r
1.
Makesureyour
valuables
are
safely
rucked
away
in
your
Sajt
Deposit
Box.
tOr
stow
them
in
our
vaults
for
sajt-keeping.
.The
cost
is
trifling.
Ask
at
any
branch.
2.
Change
your
reserve
cash
into
Travellers'
Cheques
...
the
safe
worry-free
way
to
carry
travel
funds.
As
good
as
money
anyw
here.
If
you
lose
them,
you're
not
out
a
cent.
3.
ShouldyourunjWsrnjAduriag
your
trip
call
on
the
nearest
Royal
Biok
branch.
The
local
manager
is
your
direct
line
of
communication
back
to
your
own
home
branch.
V4.
Arrange
to
have
your
salary
or
other
income
credited
to
your
account
4
.
i
r-t
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in
your
aDsence.
wean
up
unpaiu
duii
with
-Cheques
against
your
Royal
Bank
account
or
mail
Royal
Bank
Money
Orders.
atV
M
(1
T
cently
that
the
shipyard
mi'-ht
ilill
be
used
to
the
mutual
advantage
of
both
the
railway
company
and
the
city,
of
a
more
definite
statement
of
intentions
than
has
so
far
been
available.
We
do
not
believe
that
Mr.
Vaughan
is
given
to
equivocation
or
evasion
and
we
feel
that
he
can
be
counted
upon
for
straight
answers
to
straight
questions
concerning
matters
(not
only,
the
dry
dock)
pertaining
to
the
future
development
of
this
line
and
port.
We
feel,
and
we
are
sure
that
Mr.
Vaughan
will
agree
with
us,
that
the
railway
company,
in-
this
line
arid
port,
has
a
valuable
property
and
potential
asset
and
that
it
would
be
good
business
to
follow
in
regard
to
it
a
progressive
and
forward
looking
policy
of
development,
not
based
solely
on
so-called
sound
business
principles
of
committing
outlay
only
if
the
business
immediately
offering
ensures
an
immediate
return
of
profit
but
on
a
long-time
policy
of
investment
in
the
future
and
development
of
the
country
as
a
whole,
at
the
same
time
providing
needed
employment.
It
is
well
for
Mr.
Vaughan
to
know
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
this
whole
northern
line
of
the
railway
for
that
matter
are
riot
very
happy
about
what
they
are
presently
convinced
is
a
definite
lack
of
interest
and
concern
in
what
appears
to
be
an
unwanted
baby.
We
feel
that
the
baby,
instead
of
being
starved
to
death,
might
fairly
be
nurtured
and
built
into
a
healthy
and
creditable
child.
As
a
result
of
Mr.
Vaughan's
visit
and
conferences
here
we
hope
that
we
may
have
some
assurance
of
a
reasonably
sympathetic
attitude
of
resolve
and
endeavour
from
the
railway
company
to
make
use
of
our
advantages
and
facilities
in
the
end
that
the
railway
itself,
the
community,
district
and
the
nation
maybe
the
beneficiaries
thereby.
And
maybe
it
is
not
asking
too
much
of
Mr.
Vaughan
for
something
more
definite
and
more
reassuring
than
wo
have
been
getting
of
late
from
thj
makers
of
policy
on
matters
in
which
we
here
at
Prince
Rupert
are
vitally
interested.
Be
jt
gootl,
bad
or
indifferent,
we
think
we-
are
entitled
to
something
frank
and
forthright
from
the
leading
railway
executive,
so
we
may
proceed
from
there.
5.
Should
you
wish
to
combine
butiness
with
pleasure
you
will
find
the
local
Royal
Bank
Manager
in
any
district
a
mine
of
information
oa
local
business
conditions.
6.
If
you
are
travelling
abroad,
renfember
The
Royal
Bank
operates
branches
in
the
West
Indies,
Central
and
South
America,
New
York,
London
and
Paris
.
.
.
each
branch
a
home-from-home
in
all
financial
matters.
VmteJ
Slates
Tt-rlitt
are
cordially
Invited
to
use
our
branches
for
cashine
Travellers'
Cheques.
oego
:rjtj
tilting
Letters
of
Credit
or
for
any
banking
service.
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AGO
July,
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Fred
Stork,
Liberal
standard-bearer
for
Skcena
riding
for
ten
years,
was
named
as
candidate
to
contest
the
forthcoming
election.
It
was
expected
that
Stork
would
run
up
the
greatest
majority
ev-r
given
a
candidate,
the
Dally
Ne-wa
editor
averred.
A
distinguished
visitor
to
the
city
was
Lord
Marven
Caven-dlsh-Dentlnck,
son
of
the
Duke
of
Devonshire.
Arriving
.on"
the
Cardena,
he
stopped
overnight
at
the
Trlnce
Rupert
Hotel,
continuing
east
by
train.
Exhibition
Manager
David
Thompson
announced
that
a
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CHIRP
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with
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collie
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cottage
in
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has
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young
aristocrats
for
70
years.
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whom
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Grc
1
Of
the
aristocracy
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