THIS
AND
THAT
6
ptlnre
Rupert
Dallg
JSctoi
Tuesday,
January
20,
lf'48
J.mn
Crawford
-
John
;arfwio
in
'
Humoresauf
"
LAST
TIMtS
TOOAY
!
FRANCOIS
LAKE
NATIVE
GROUP
RE-AFFIRMS
ITS
PROGRAM
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
British
Columbia,
at
Its
annual
Leslie
Right
'Man
For
Lighthouse
Job
Only
Girl
Lichthouse
Keeper
on
B.C.
(
oast
Holds
I'ott
lor
Two
Year
VANCOUVER,
-Leslie
Thomson,
18.
only
girl
lightkeeper
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
has
WEDNESDAY
ONLY
SHIPS
AND
WATERFRONT
EVENING
7:00
-
9,
MATINEE
2:30
-
MAN
IS
BURIED
BURNS
LAKE
Funeral
of
the
late
George
Bidder
Stanton,
a
resident
of
the
Francois
Lake
district
for
29
years,
was
held
at
the
Anglican
Church
here
on
January
15.
interment
being
convention
at
Bella
Coola
this
resigned
from
her
post
on
wind-month,
re-affirmed
a
five
point
j
swept
Pine
Island
Light,
Queen
program,
previously
presented
to
charlotte
Sound,
In
favor
of
her
Parliament,
designed
to
give
Can-
!
brother.
Alan.
The
ex-H.M.C.S.
Prince
Ru
FRANK
CAPRA'S
production
"Meet
John
Doe"
pert,
which
performed
valiant
war
service
is
being
converted
into
scrap.
Last
Friday,
she
was
'made
at
the
Burns
Lake
Cemc-
towed
to
Victoria
and
at
Ogdenlerv
cry.
Mr.
Mr.
Stanton
Stanton
came
came
here
with
IU
Kit
Alt
STANWYCK
nda'a
Indians
greater
control
of
their
own
destinies.
Because
of
a
lack
of
repren-tatives
from
the
widely
scattered
branches,
the
election
of
officers
for
1948
was
deferred.
Recommendations
which
the
natives
hope
will
be
embodied
in
the
new
Indian
Act,
are:
i.KY
COOPER
from
Saskatchewan
in
1919.
taking
up
land
which
he
farmed
until
1927.
He
held
the
only
Leslie,
two
years
ago
at
the
age
of
16,
became
assistant
j
lightkeeper
when
her
father:
took
over
the
lighthouse.
I
It
Is
believed
that
when
she,
got
her
last
pay
cheque,
government
officials
did
not
know
Leslie
Thomson,
who
stood
a
lonely
vigil
seven
nights
a
week.
Point
Dock,
the
break-up
job
pot
under
way.
The
feats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
included
'the
sending
of
a
u-boat
to
the
bottom.
The
vessel
was
bought
by
Wagner,
Stein
and
Greet).
MWAKM
AKNOI.I)
WALTER
IU(IN
SntlMi
BINMMiTOS
JAMES
(.Lt.ASON
and
(.ENK
I.OIKIIAKT
commercial
fishing
license
permitted
on
Francois
Lake.
The
license
expired
at
his
death.
Highly
respected
throughout
the
district,
he
is
survived
by
1.
mat
me
spending
oi
na-
;
was
a
gjri
-
Capt.
Wm.
Mackenzie,
the
last
of
the
three
brothers
who,
for
a
gggM
ALSO
LATEST
NEWS
(OLOKED
CARTOON
good
many
years
were
active
in
his
wife,
Phoebe,
and
two
sons,!
Tne
attractive.
Kack-hai.ed
'girl
was
christened
'Leslie"
and
;when
the
lightkeeping
.service
!
wanted
an
assistant,
officials
'checked
the
family
list.
They
j
thought
his
"young
son
Leslie"
!was
just
the
man
for
the
job.
live
i
unas
ee
unaer
couiroi
oi
the
Indians
themselves.
2.
Tiiat
qualified
Indians
be
given
preference
in
appointments
to
the
Indian
Department
by
the
Civil
Service
Commission.
3.
That
a
separate
Indian
De-
British
Columbia
coast
marine
i
Corneiius
and
Thomas
.of
Prince
and
shipping
affairs,
died
in.George.
Mrs
SUi.ton
pians
to
Vancouver
last
week.
The
three
!
take
up
resid,,,
with
Thomas
were
the
founders
of
Macken-1
j.
prmce
George,
zie
Brothers
Steamship
Co.
They
j
operated
the
S.S.
Rupert
City.i
and
so
she
was
appointed
'
Anybody
here
got
two
nickels
for
a
dime?"
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
parimeiu
wnn
us
on
minister,
lov-
SmU1
,
Leslie
said
she
be
set
and
of
the
two
assist-,
up
and
j
ed
the
geai
lne
ht
even
PROTECT
YOL'k
EYa'l
Workers
exposed
to
Hym,
j
I
tides
and
other
hazards
j,!
wear
safety
gogglrs
heaiu,
.
ixtU
say.
Statistics
shot
4.'
!
ants
to
the
Deputy
Minister,
one
the
seagulls
this'
the
be
an
Indian.
I
4.
That
recommended
Im
POLICE
FOLLOW
LENGTHY
TRAIL
Only
visitor,
to
the
island
is
the
suoulv
ship
which
comes
a
good-sized
craft,
during
railway
construction
days
here.
An-
other
vessel
on
the
northern
run,
'
and
which
will
still
be
remembered
by
all
old
timers
was
the
S.S.
Henriette.
I
FARM
INSTITUTE
NAMES
OFFICERS
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Annual
1.
What
Is
wrong
with
sentence
7
'
He
was
burn
fourth
of
September."
2.
What
is
the
correct
J
are
eye
injuries
of
which
il
CAPT.
ROBERTSON
MERCHANT
GUILD
VICE-PRESIDENT
pro
s
lint,
mc
Jn
IlldUll.
table.
BURNS
LAKE
A
husky.
Am-!
election
of
officers
of
the
Fran-erican
elephant
trainer
appear-'cois
Lake
Farmers'
Institute
in
in
DOlice
police
court
court
here
here
on
on
a
!
s,.,,p(1
ln
Neii
Kellv
of
Tchesin-
provements
in
Indian
educational
facilities
be
brought
about.
5.
That,
wherever
possible.
Indian
children
be
allowed
to
attend
the
regular
public
and
high
schools
of
the
province.
A
highlight
of
the
convention
was
the
receipt
of
a
donation
of
According
10
me
ouneun
oi
;
d
SWnsnrrd
hv
nunciation
of
"delinquent?"
j
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
,
Is
misspelled?
Bavarian,
Subter-
ranlan,
historian.
I
4
What
do--,
the
word
"pal.-
j
"
acta
mca
5.
What
Is
a
word
begnininf
Civic
the
Federal
Fisheries
Depart-
rharp
of
,hPft
after
a
police
,
:J..J
Capt.
W.
F.
Robertson,
master
once
monthly
If
It
isn't
too
stormy.
But
Leslie
said
she
had
dozens
of
friends
she
saw
every
day.
Coastal
boats
steamed
past
and
blasted
hello
whistles.
At
'
night
the
friendly
winking
lights
of
passing
.
steamers
kept
her
company.
!
Leslie
is
as
proud
of
the
light-keeping
tradition
as
her
grand-!
lather
was
before
her.
For
many
ment,
the
total
B.C.
herring
investigation
that
followed
a
kut
LaKe
De,ng
eleclea
PreMU""
0f
the
government
snag
boat
catch
for
B.C.
is
94,337
tons.
t
f
th
Sneraton
Indian
!
with
Jonn
H-
Keefe-
Francois
Essington,
has
been
elected
vice-
!
PRINCE
RUPEf!
LITTLE
THEATrr
Canned
herring
pack
tume
to
,
Reserve
through
Tintagel
.Burns
Lake,
secretary
and
Lee
Cooper,
president
in
charge
of
the
Prince
,
$1,000
from
Chief
Pooclass
to
1,010,519
cases.
iLake
and
Topley,
winding
up
at!
Francois
Lake,
vice-president.
Rupert
district
of
the
Canadian
the
Brotherhood
treasury.
The
'
i0ine
camn'
near
Houston.!
The
retiring
secretary,
Mrs.
Reg-
Merchant
Service
Guild,
accord-.
Schooner
family
also
donated
!
with
in
that
means
tneapaoie
,
jot
being
avoided?"
i
Pi-cmiiI
$200
in
memory
of
Mrs.
A
Schooner
who
died
shortly
before
the
convention.
The
man
was
remanded
for
pre-1
maid
Partington,
reported
that
ing
to
word
received
by
him
here
'liminary
hearing
after
pleading
'the
Institute's
finances
were
in
last
night
from
Vancouver,
euiltv
to
a
charge
of
stealing
a
good
shape
despite
heavy
expen-',
Capt.
Ernest
B.
Caldwell,
mas-
years
he
and
her
own
father
m
a
boy.
kept
the
famous
Scottish
lleh
o:
Is.esecrer.
r.rs.
.amltall
STILL
NO
ICE
ON
FRANCOIS
rifle
and
a
blanket
from
the
re-
ditures
last
year.
These
included
tt,r
of
lhe
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
At
the
conclusion,
a
banquet
of
the
warti,ne
ferry
piluts
flying
FRANCOIS
LAKE
Prolonged
sprvp
nn
v,pw
year's
Eve.
Cabins
installation
of
a
new
light
plan
a-as
plected
vice-Dreisdent
of
the
was
held,
to
which
ail
white
'lne
trans-Atlantic
trips
to
Eng
Coola
ine
Bella
Vancouver
section.
I
residents
of
land.
j
Answer
'
",oodni(hi
Ciralw
I
1.
Say
"He
was
born
on
the
One
Act
Fjrcc
'
fourth
of
September."
2
Pro-
j
..(iay
KtT-!
nounce
de-ling-kwent,
not
de-I
Musical
lin-kwent.
3
Subterrancin
j
j
'Op-0-Mi--Thun,b"
4.
A
remedy
for
all
diseases,
a;
j
0ne
Act
Cu:r;r
'
cure-all.
Pronounce
pan-a-w-a.
!
;
i
first
as
as
In
pan.
e
as
ln
see.
ac-
,
JC
IMC
i
EAT
RE
AinrTl:
cent
third
syllable'.
'His
faith'!
Eritlay,
January
a
in
God
was
a
panacea
lor
all
hi
8
15
p
m
ills."
5
Inevitable.
!
j
Adults
."iOr
Chtitoe
;
iol-!vauev
'ere
lnvuea
ana
mlxt'a
The
elections
took
place
reclv
ith
,ne
delegates.
annual
lowing
the
thirtieth
,
meeting
of
the
members
of
the
l
Alt
rEXTLR-Nl'RSES
mild
weather
is
arousing
specu
on
the
reserVe
had
been
ran-
and
a
building
to
house
it.
A
lation
as
to
whether
or
not
sackecj
while
their
residents
strong
executive
also
was
elect-Francois
Lake
will
get
by
the
were
at
gurns
Lake.
!
ed.
Retiring
president
Hugh
winter
without
freezing
over.,
Neave
was
chairman
of
the
Old
timers,
however,
are
betting
During
the
search
for
the
meeling
three-to-one
with
the
tenderfeet
missing
articles,
they
were
dis-
that
the
lake
will
be
sealed
with
covered
in
the-
unused
railroad
ice
by
February
15.
i
station
at
Sheraton.
!
Advertise
;n
the
Daily
News.
Board
of
Management
at
Van-
GOOD
WORKKkS
LONDON
f
Matron
Florence
couver
on
January
8.
The
guild;
Handicapped
persois
employ-'staccy
and
nurses
have
been
embraces
between
300
and
400
eci
m
(actorles
are
just
as
effi-
attending
carpentry
clases
mak-
masters
and
mates
of
deep
sca.'cjent
as
unhandicapped
workers
Ing
wooden
toys
for
children
'n
It
Pays
to
Advertise!
I
ii
i:
I
11
!
coastal
vessels
and
tugs
operat-
their
care.
ii
placed
in
the
proper
jobs.
i
ing
out
of
west
coast
ports.
j
P60pl6Sor
Solid
Comfort
I
There
are
about
40
members
in
the
Prince
Rupert
area.
Any
'
skippers
or
mates
holding
coast-iwise
tickets
are
eligible
to
join.
I
t
I
.
Complete
slate
of
officers
is
as
follows:
j
President,
Capi.
W
.A.
Goss,
5
t
Friii
cour.
fror
Vancouver.
;
Secretary,
O.
F.
BulliM-k,
Van-
couver.
J
Treasurer,
H
C.
Biles,
Vancuu
-H
vrr.
Vice-Presidents:
Vancouver.
Capt.
F.
B
Cald-2
,
well.
'
Victoria.
Capt.
A.
R.
Phelps.
New
Westminster,
Capt.'
A.
Bown.
H
Port
Mann,
Capt.
I.
Dutton.
Yukon,
Capt.
James
Wilkin-J
1
son.
Prince
Rupert,
Capt,
W.
F.
Robertson.
Esquimau.
Capt.
R.
G.
McDon-J
!
aid.
m
Representative,
ocean-going.
,
R.
S.
Armstrong.
'
Representative,
local
passen-
lr.
TT
17
A
,,.-,lot,.j
rrt
and
Belt
tion
f
Prin
Wm
nitmt
iepar
khicf
Tit
"t
5a
by
Re.
'I
j?
J
M
t
i
JfUiil
iubmi
pel
FY
Nightwear
and
Housecoats
BEDJACKETS
PYJAMAS
HOUSECOATS
Year
After
Year
the
Mecca
for
Wise
Buyers
flnslfl
the
V
'
j
IC.
i;
I
jW
f
lEupert
no
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
thnt
on
the
1st
of
March
1B48
the
undcr-MKiiPd
Canadian
LpRion
No.
85
Intend
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
veterans'
rlub
llcrniw
ln
respect
of
the
premises
situated
at
NW
Corner
4th
and
Columbia
Bt..
Stewart.
B.
C.
list
floor,
upon
lands
!rl
escribed
as
Lot
No.
13
14
and
!
Block
15,
section
-,
map
10B7,
Prince
:
Rupert
Land
Registration
District
ln
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
to
entitle
each
member
on
the
premises
reasonable
quantity
of
liquor
for
!
personal
consumption
on
the
prem-,
lses,
and
entitling
the
club
to
purchase
liquor
from
a
vendor
and
nell
by
the
Rlasa
the
liquor
so
purchased
to
Its
members
and
Kuests.
for
consumption
on
the
club
premises
In
accordance
with
the
provioions
of
the
"GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT"
and
the
regulations
promulgated
thereunder.
DATED
this
li!lh
day
of
January.
1
1948.
Store
Peoples
R,
H
SHARP,
Secretary.
Canadian
Leeiun
BISL.
Branch
No.
85.
CiB)
Not
only
llir
fihlirrnicn
and
plant
employers
in
llie
industrj,
not
only
prople
vlio
cat
and
enjoy
llie
prime
cpiality
fish
from
British
(Utliimliia
waters,
lul
practically
everybody
hcncGls
vlien
our
prcal
fi-hing
induislry
tliriveti
.
.
.
the
farmer
wlls
more
products.
tJie
factory
worker's
job
in
more
secure
and
the
city
merchant
finds
Imsiness
flowing
more
tlcmlily
throughout
the
year.
The
millions
of
dollars
paid
out
every
year
to
fihing
industry
-workers
find
their
way
eventually
into
the
pockets
of
people
in
all
walks
of
life,
maintaining
the
continuous
flow
of
money
and
goods
that
spells
IN
THE
SUPREME
lUUHl
t-r
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
IN
PROBATE
J
StE
IS
A
BO
IT
THE
The
Popular
nt;
rnai
nrie.
Th.
(otht
T
4
t
M
I
i
"''3
Com
1
rxz
"In
k
r
fl;
a
c:
at.
kve
S.S.
New
"AMTiCO"
Rubber
PRINCE
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
ot
Calbert
Harvev
ThorD
Otherwise
Known
as
Culbert
Harvey
Thorpe.
and
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
"ADMINISTRATION
ACT"
Take
Notice
that
by
Order
of
His
Honor
Judk'e
W.
O.
Fulton
made
the
19th
of
January,
AD.
1948,
I
was
appointed
administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Calbert
Harvey
Thorp,
otherwise
known
as
Cul-
hQrt
TJot-vov
Thnrne
defeased.
RUPERT
prosperity
for
all.
Sails
For
FLOOR
TILE
Easily
applied
Lasts
a
lifetime
All
parties
having
claims
acainst
the
said
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
'28th
dav
of
February,
A
D.
Comes
in
a
v.ide
range
of
colors,
solid
and
shades.
Will
not
break
or
curl.
VANCOUVER
AND
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
THURSDAY
AT
11:15
P.M.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
information
call
or
write
City
or
Depot
Ticket
Offices.
Brilish
Columbia
Packers
Lid.
Vancouver,
B.
C.
1&48
alter
whlr.n
aaie
claims
in-!
ed
may
be
paid
without
refer-I
enr.e
to
any
claims
of
which
I
i
then
had
no
knowledge.
All
parties
indebted
to
the
said
1
Estate
are
hereby
reauired
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
in-;
debtedness
to
me
forthwith.
DATED
at
the
City
oi
Prinee
'Rupert,
in
the
Province
of
Bri-Mish
Columbia,
this
19th
day
of
January,
A
D.
1948.
PHONES
631
-
632
PHILPOTT,
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
Coal
-
Lumber
-
Huilding
Supplies
-
Paints
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(27,i