KAIN
OF
1
DIES
Tribute
at
Funeral
L
Interior
Man
iE.
July
19
The
he
late
Aioert
Kain
DU3ht
many
mourn-
d
and
attest
their
of
his
sterling
the
Lakes
District
Em
Minnesota,
the
pool
leacner
uiiu
m-
tant
submerged
his
devoted
nimseu
w
iment
of
his
farm
Ibe
a
fitting
monu
Impmorv.
loc
at
the
church
and
lr
rnnducted
by
the
W
Henderson
of
the
tch
of
wnicn
me
ae-
1
a
firm
adherent
L
snsDended
in
the
urns
Lake
while
the
Uprtpd
to
the
ceme-
r
"
banied
by
many
sor-
Inds
bearing
nora:
Is
were
Haakon
May-
Saul,
W
C.
Saunders,
Richard
Carroll
and
son.
atives
scattered
over
h
of
the
west
and
in
will
mourn
his
los3
i-k
will
be
carried
on
Den
M.
Kain.
E
TOUGHER
lounts
of
manganese.
ed
to
toughen
steel,
the
animal
body
to
nes.
ONLY
ENDORSERS
Editor,
Dally
News:
Re
your
heading
"Union
Re
quests
Plpneers
Home,"
In
last
night's
issue
of
the
Daily
News,
we
are
only
the
endorsers
of
this
motion
which
wa3
originated
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Industrial
Workers'
Union
and
which
was
sent
out
to
the
different
unions
for
their
consideration
so
as
to
ge,t
some
action
regarding
this
matter.
NATIONAL
UNION
OF
MACHINISTS
FITTERS
&
HELPERS,
Local"
No.
1
NON-PARTIZAN
REPLY
Editor,
Daily
News:
As
president
of
the
Non-Par-tizan
.Association,
I
would
appreciate
your
permission
to
answer
a
letter
printed
over
the
signature
of
F.
Elliott,
who,
I
am
certain,
Is
Ex-Alderman
Tom
Elliott.
One
paragraph
of
this
letter
contains
an
erroneous
statement.
He
charges
the
Non-Partlzan
Association
In
thes-e
words:
"There
Is
no
need
for
me
to
.stress
again
the
reason
for
my
dlsqualiflation
at
this
late
date
but
I
would
lixe
the
electors
to
know
that
It
Is
the
result
of
Non-Partizan
manipulation.
The
City
can
111
afford
an
election
at
this
time
and
it
is
the
Non-Partizan
Group
which
caused
JR
L
J-
S13
i
Sri
bSSF
PORTS
DRESSES
jummer
Sports
Dresses
Spuns,
juble
spuns
and
cottons;
one
aid
two-pieced
styles.
Values
to
12.95
4
July
Clearance
Sale
$3.95
SPORTS
JACKETS
Sports
Jackets
Tweeds,
'
polos
hnd
checks.
Values
to
$14.95
SUITS
July
Clearance
Sale
$6.95
Beautiful
"Suits
in
tweeds,
plaids
and
checks.
Values
to
$24.50
July
Clearance
Sale
$14.95
CHILDREN'S
SLEEPERS
Children's
Sleepers,
sizes
2-6
yrs.
Regular
value
$1.49
July
Clearance
Sale
$1.15
We
Lead
.
.
.
Others
Follow
this
unwarranted
expenditure."
Upon
enquiry
of
both
the
Mayor
and
City
Clerk
am
assured
that
at
no
time
did
any
member
of
the
Non-Partizan
Association
as
much
or
in
a
prl
vate
capacity
lodge
any
com
plaint
against
Alderman
Elliott's
seat
on
the
City
Council.
The
truth
of
the
matter
Is
that
El
llott,
when
he
was
nomlnaed
as
alderman,
swore
that
he
had
not
assigned
or
hypothecated
his
title
to
the
property
on
which
he
qualified.
He
only
Is
personally
himself
to
blame
for
the
whole
mess
and
expense.
ROBERT
McKAY,
President
Non-Partizan
Association.
TIRED
OLD
COUNCIL
Editor,
Daily
News:
Are
Vancouver
and
Esqulmalt
the
only
cities
bordering
on
the
Pacjflc
equipped
for
shjp
repair
work
in
the
greatest
war
In
the
Pacific?
Is
it
possible
.hat
the
tired
old
men
and
women
comprising
the
city
council
have
lost
their
voices?
It
is
Just
too
bad
when
we
grow
old
that
we
cannot
speak
and
let
Ottawa
know
that
we
are
stil
here
with
a
modern
plant
ready
to
serye.
The
wheel
that
does
the
squeaking
Is
the
one
that
gets
the
grease.
GEORGE
B.
CASEY.
Jurist
Examinee
1
British
Divorces
LONDON,
July
19
Claude
Mulllns,
London
magistrate,
took
a
look
one
day
at
the
divorce
hearings
facing
him
and
went
on
record
as
saying
"It
Is
too
easy
to
get
married."
He
suggested
to
ease
the
divorce
prob
lem
a
re
-examination
of
marriage
laws
and
a
special
court
for
unhappy
couples
where
re
conciliation
could
be
attempted.
Alexandria,
Egypt,
was
named
after
Alexander
the
Great
who
founded
It
In
332
B,.
C.
EIGHTH
AVENUE
EAST
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
read
with
Interest
your
edl
torlal
of
Wednesday
In
regard
to
the
Prince"
Rupert
Highway
and
the
cancelled
visit
of
Hon
Herbert
Anscomb,
minister
of
Dublic
works.
Talking
about
seeing
things
at
first
hand,
wonder
if
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
Mayor
Daggett
or
the
city
engineer
have
ever
been
out
on
Eighth
Avenue
across
Hays
Creek.
I
am
going
to
ask
them
to
walk
out
that
way
and
see
the
road
for
themselves.
It
seems
to
me
it
would
be
far
better
to
fix
up
that
road
now
without
waiting
for
somebody
to
be
killed
when
the
city
would
have
to
pay
damages.
Between
the
Ridley
Home
and
Seal
Cove
there
must
be
150
holes,
some
large
enough
for
a
child
to
be
drowned
In.
The
plank
roads
were
kept
up
better
thirty
years
ago.
I
am
even
ashamed
myself.
F.
MILLER.
ANNETTE'S
WW
SUMMER
SANDALS
Regular
values
to
$1.95
'
July
Clearance
Sale
$3.45
SHOES
COMFORTERS
Comforters,
5
only.
Regular
value
$12.95
July
Clearance
Sale
$5.95
BLOUSES
Assortment
of
Blousesr-Values
to
$3.95
July
Clearance
Sale
$1.95
EXCITING
OLD.
B4?S
(Continued
from
Page
1)
charges
and
spell-binding
campaign
speeches
in
a
manner
tha
seems
to
have
died
out.
Both
candidates
and
electors
took
the
campaign
In
deadly
earnest.
Among
the
members
of
Prince
Rupert's
first
city
council
was
T.
p.
Pattullp,
later
premier,
per
ennial
member
of
the
provincial
legislature
for
this
city.
Other
council
members
were
F.
H.
Mobley,
A.
A.
Mclntyre,
W.
P.
Lynch,
A.
R.
Barrow,
V.
W-
Smith,
J.
H.
Hlldltch
and
G.
R.
Naden-.
Official
letters
received
that
year
from
the
federal
and
prov
inclal
governments
all
carried
a
border
'of
black,
a
sombre
de
cpratlon
that
at
first
puzzled
re
searchers.
The
explanation
was.
of
course,
that
1910
was
the
year
of
the
death
of
King
Edward
VII
and
the
black
bprdered
station'
ery
was
a
sign
of
official
mourn.
ing.
A
survey
made
In
October
of
that
year
revealed
that
P
rince
Rupert
had
a
population
of
4.771
and
covered
an
arpa
of
20,000
acres.
The
admirable
foresight
of
the
city
planners,
wht
laid
out
a
townsite
for
a
future
population
of
50,000
has
not
made
it
necessary
for
the
area
cf
the
city
to
be
Increased
during
the
last
35
years
even
though
the
population
has
tripled.
On
August
8
the
ratepayers
passed
a
bylaw
authorizing
the
citv
to
borrow
$40,000
to
provide
money
for
the
purchase
of
the
Odd
Lines
of
White,
Blue
and
JJiege
Regular
values
to
$3.95.
Sacrificed
at
50c
Black
and
Brown
OXFORDS-
Regylar
values
to
$6.95
July
Clearance
Sale
$395
SHOES
ODD
SLIPPERS
Mostly
small
sizes.
Values
to
$3.95
July
Clearance
Sale
$1.00
CHENILLE
BED
SPREADS
24
Chenille
Bed
Spreads
Regular
value
$19.50
July
Clearance
Sale
$12.00
One
pair
of
Chiffon
Hose
sold
with
every
purchase
Annette's'
Ladies1
Wear
Prince
Rupert
Telephone
Com
pany,
a
utility
which
since
that
time
has
been
city-owned.
The
plebiscite
approved
the
purchase
by
a
majority
of
170
to
9.
Dark
doings
were
hinted
that
year
when
an
alderman
laid
charges
that
the
firm
of
coal
dealers
which
supplied
fuel
for
the
city's
electric
light
plant
had
short-weighted
the
city
by
some
80
tons
of
coal.-
The
alderman
later
revised
his
charge
to
merely
state
that
the
city
had
been
mulcted
of
"a
few
tons"
but
the
coal
dealers,
stung
by
the
Inference,
pressed
an
Investigation
which
had
its
finale
In
the
city
power
house
at
3:30
one
morning.
The
files
carry
a
letter
cf
re
signation
from
a
man
named
Al
lison,
second
engineer
at
the
light
plant,
who
cprrespond-
WKk
i
Mm
my
71&
fent
of
U
rent
'importance
WN1
4
wBH
A
mm.
BOBBY
SOX
Children's
and
Ladies'
Bobby
Sox,
stripes
and
plains.
Values
to
65c
July
Clearance
Sale
29c
SUMMER
GLOVES
Summer.
Gloves
in
fabric,
sued-ine,
mesh,
and
a
few
rayons
with
kid
backs.
Values
to
$1.25
Sacrifice
at
a
Pair
25c
BOYS'
WOOL
SUITS
Boys'
2-Piece
Wool
Suits
Pullover
Sweater,
with
contrasting
short
pants.
Regular
value
$1.95
July
Clearance
Sale
95c
PULLOVER
SWEATERS
Children's
Pullover
Sweaters-Regular
value
$1.95
July
Clearance
Sale
95c
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
July
19,
1945
ence
says,
had
been
found
asleep
while
on
duty
and
who
had
been
awakened
with
difficulty
by
the
chief
engineer,
one
of
the
Investigating
party.
Allison,
It
seemed,
had
been
unable
to
keep
track
of
the
quantity
of
coal
used
during
his
slumbers.
Another
minor
scandal
occurred
when
the
sergeant
of
the
city's
five
man
police
force
was
suspended
by
his
chief
on
a
charge
of
bribery.
The
sergeant,
the
ancient
documents
state,
had
accepted
money
In
return
for
allowing
the
Illegal
sale
of
liquor
and
other
"nefarious"
practices.
There
was
no
record
of
that
case
being
concluded
in
1910.
PAGE
FIVE
Australian
Bishop
Good
Clarinettist
SYDNEY.
Aust..
July
19
Vh
'
The
Australian
tour
of
tfie
noted
Canadian
conductor,
Sir
Ernpst
MacMillan,
led
to
the
publication
of
Information
about
hi
former
association
in
Toronto
with
Rt.
Rev.
Charles
V.
Pilcher,
Anglican
bishop
coadjutor
of
Sydney.
Formerly
a
professor
at
Wy-cliffe
College,
Toronto,
and
can-cn
precenter
of
the
diocese
of
Toronto,
Dr.
Pilcher,
who
Is
65,
often
plays
the
clarinet
with
the
Sydney
Philharmonic
Society's
orchestra.
The
Nile
river
Is
about
4,000
miles
long.
BiUE
RIBBON
TEA
Quatfo
-
fruced
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
IMPORTANT
NOTICE
Phone
50
will
in
future
be
u$ed
FOR
FIRE
CALLS
ONLY
I
An
additional
phone
has
been
installed
at
the
Fire
Hall
for
other
busiftessf-Phone
4
A.
MacKenzie
Furniture
Limited
"A
GOOD
PLACE
TO
BUY"
CHAIRS
FOR
YOUR
DAILY
USE
AND
TO
ADD
TO
YOUR
COMFORT
.
Deck
Chairs
and
Reclining
Chairs
In
contrasting
cilors
Awning
Material
Pull-up
Chairs
-
Coxswell
Reclining
chairs
Parlour
Chairs
Bodolr
Chairs
Chesterfield
Chairs
Rocker
Chairs
Baby
High
Chairs
Kitchen
Chairs.
These
chairs
are
now
in
stock,
covered
In
;
different
materials
and
all
vary
In
colors.
Phone
775
327
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert
Prescriptions..
From
Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
:
striven
to
establish
a
record
for
'
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fair
Deal-;
ing
in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
;
We
believe
that
we
have
deserved
the
;
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
This
-,
'
has
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or
months
but
extends
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
Ormes
Lid.
Jis
Pioneer
Drtu&tets
THE
REXALL
STORE
Just
Arrived
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20
Squares
Bright
Red
Hexagen
Asphalt
Shingles.
Roofing
Paper.
Building
Paper.
No.
1
Cleartfinlsh
Lumber.
Ship
Lap
and
Dimension.
Shipment
of
Fir
Veneer
Plywood
F.
MURPHY
LUMBER
General
Agent
Ace-Tex
Products
Tile
Flooring
Felts
and
Cement
1st
Ave.
E.
Phone
Black
884
t
Phones
81
and
82
KWONQ
SANO
HINO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
th
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tai)
All
your
patronage
welcome
Open
S
pjn.
to
2
ajn.
Outside
Orders
from
2)
pm.
to
2
a.m.
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