IN
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
frinre
Rupert
Daili?
sitxos
Monday.
December
5,
1949
!
"Everybody
Vote"
Off-Duty
Laugh
fur
V.N.
Delegates
LETTERBOX
Xmas
Gids
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jr
1
s-
Exhort
Jaycees
(L
Men
S
Bjy
At
Tins
needed
Editor,
Daily
News
In
reply
tu
Mr.
Hainsworth's
letter
in
your
paper
of
Decemb?r
An
Independent
dallv
newipRp-r
demoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prinre
Rupert
nu
all
rmmiim:
i
rstr.pr.'inR
tiorihern
end
centra!
flrlusn
Coiumb.i.
(Authored
as
second
Clnss
Moil.
Post
Ofticc
Dt-partment.
Ottawa)
Published
evprv
afternoon
except
Sundny
by
Prttice
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd
.
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
O
A
HUMFR.
Manaein?
Editor.
H.
O
PERRY.
ManairiiiB
Director.
11
EMBER
OP
CANADIAN
PRESS
AHDIT
BURKAll
OP
CIP.CUI
.Al
IONS
CANADIAN
DAILY
NEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
H"!l-,.
Vl
Carrier.
Per
Week.
iOe:
Per
Month.
7c:
Per
Ter,
MOO
Er
A.JJx-By
Mall.
Per
Month.
60c:
Per
Tew.
(6
uu
?ii.-v'
1
I
quite
agree
with
him
that
some
folks
are
queer
although
Ugh'
J?
un-
f
""
Real
Saij
Prices
!
Harold
Hampton,
president
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-'
mercf
,
which
is
organizing
the
'Oet
Out
and
Vote"
campaign,'
uigcs
all
citizena
to
Vote
on-
Thursday
In
the
civic
elections.:
Mr.
Hampton
stated:
"We
of,
(he
Junior
Chamber
In
realizing!
our
responsibility
to
Uie
Community
are
calling
on
the
voters
!
I
certainly
du
not
claim
tj
-
IN
PROBATE
IN
THE
MATTER
OF
THE
ESTATF
OP
NEI.S
l.IND.
DECEASED
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
lirlti.h
Columbia
Letters
Prooatc
of
ule
lust
will
of
Nels
Llnd.
who
ilid
on
the
20th
day
of
I
ci'mber,
im4h
u
Prince
Hupert.
British
Columbia
were,
rnu
u
to
me
All
persona
Indebted
to
the
siiid
.niHlu
are
required
to
pity
th"
amount
of
their
ImJrbiednrrs
to
me
forthwith,
and
all
personis
having
claims
aRinst
the
estate
urv
req'ilreu
to
file
particulars
thereof
with
m
duly
vended
on
or
before
the
ath
day
of
December.
194H.
after
winch
date
1
will
proceed
to
distribute
the
estate
to
thoe.e
entitl.d.
Iiaviiiij
re-Kurd
only
to
such
claims
un
I
shall
then
have
received
hotice.
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert.
R
c.
this
2Hth
day
of
Novinbir.
1U4K
OLOF
HANSON
Executor
Prince
Ruj;crl,
B.
C.
is
Future
Citizens
dtrstand
human
nature.
Human
nature
is
just
about
the
most
complex
thiiijj
known
and
people
who
say
they
understand
it
only
''FUTURE
Citizens"
uresent-dav
students
at
si-ow
they
doit.
!
to
use
their
franchise.
I
i
believe
thr.t
However,
I
still
r
"To
give
the
voters
the
oppor-
'
!
rr
fifism
firiM
nnc
va
ha
if
it
1;
Prince
Rupert
tomorrow
They
will
play
at
being
'constructive.
The
"sit
back
and
Men's
DRESS
SM!,
bl9
selection
Mcn's
TIES-
9if.
Latent
shrj.j,
from
.
Men's
SWEATtk
pullover
and
UlU
mayor
and
city
council,
municipal
executives
oper-
beef
attitude
never
accomplish
t
unity
of
meeting
and
hearing
the
candidates
for
Civic
office
we
have
arranged
an
election
rally
at
the
Civic
Centre
tomorrow
night.
to
anything
except
remaps
to
:
r'
J
Prince
Rupert
l'lorists
i
Flowers
for
All
Occasions
styles,
wools,
r,
from
ators
of
services
and
businesses,
getting
around
generally
to
see
and
take
a
hand
in
the
ramifications
of
the
machinery
which
combine
to
make
the
community
click.
While
some
of
the
people
whose
premises
and
sanctums
the
students
invade
mav
feel
them
to
be
a
keep
good
men
and
women
out
j
of
public
office.
We
neea
criti-'cim
in
a
democracy
but
it
must
te
coupled
with
a
willingness
to
do
something
about
it.
Thank
you.
,
ERIC
FAURE
300
3rd
Ave.
Box
me
Tel
77
1
Knjoying
a
brief
respite
from
their
strenuoui
dutie
at
th.
I'nited
Men's
TrtOlKrort
At
this
time
the
various
Mayor-'v
and
Aldermanlc
candidates
!
will
be
called
upon
to
put
their
platforms
before
the
public.
We
j
sincerely
hope
that
the
voters
will
make
every
effui
t
to
attend
this
rally.
-
1
rr&ce
.11
.
i
i
.
"f
Nations
Assembly,
representatives
of
the
"Bif
Three"
indulge
in
a
juke
at
a
social
gathering.
Left
to
right
they
are:
Ambassador
Warren
R.
Austin
of
the
U.S.A.;
Foreign
Minister
Andrei
Y.
Vishin,
-kv
.
the
I
RSS;
and
H.
E.
Hector
McNeil
of
the
Vuittd
Kingdom
Perfect
gift,
fj00fk
meni
from
"r
1
Men's
oil
wool
A
little
in
the
way
and
upsetting
the
daily
routine,
it
j
'
will
be
a
good
bit
of
practical
education
and
training
j
c
P
R
steamer
prinCess
Norah,
i
for
the
young
folk
and,
who
knows,
if
they
are
pro-
capt.
Graham
Hughes,
docked
at;
perly
received,
thev
may
leave
a
few
ideas
that
may
Plince
Rupe,rt
thist
"loi-ning
at,
A
,
,
,
H
a.m.
leaving
at
1
p.m.
fori
i
i
j-
,l
u
be
used
for
the
betterment
of
the
places
where
they
Skagway
and
other
Aiaska
go.
points.
The
vessel
will
be
here:
I
"To
keep
our
democratic
way
i
of
life,
which
so
many
In
other
going
countries
have
lost
through
negligence
at
the
polls,
let
us
use
there
our
franchise
Let's
go
to
the
SILBAK-PREMIER
-
(Continued
Horn
Fage
V.
aboard
the
Coquitlam
north
last
night.
Prior
to
the
reopening
Moving,
Packing,
rating,
Shipping
and
(ieneral
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Ri'liable
and
Kfflo
ient
Service,
also
aircnU
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd..
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
i'ark
Avenues
Est.
1910
riioncs
itt
ami
68
goexf
sharips.
pf
bargain
ti
i
f
MAII
All
11
i
rtU
TV00I
COATS
Covert
was
a
complete
rehabilitation
polls
on
December
8
and
remem
of
mine,
mill
and
residential
ber
"Vote
as
You
Like,
But
Vote
buildings.
Seventeen
families
are
back
in
residence
at
Prem-I
art
dock
by
two
five-ton
trucks
each
of
which
make
two
trips
daily
one
in
the
morning
and
one
in
the
afternoon,
bringing
the
concentrates
out
and
taking
in
oil
and
supplies.
This
get-together,
something
unique
in
Prince
again
SM
afternoon
en
T1
,
,
,
,
.
.
,
.
1
.
route
to
Vancouver.
liiipert,
should
be
an
interesting
precedent
and
'
I
new
shades
onr!
p,
!
fit.
Real
bomoin
'
ler
wnne
other
workers
commute
between
there
and
Stew-
SCHOOL
OFFICIALS
HEADING
SOUTH
in
the
tram
line:81'1-
Tne
Ps
office
at
Premier
Whereas.
M?n'$
SOX
-
hi
selection,
new
do
good
quality,
fr0m
has
been
reopened
and
the.
days,
the
concentrates
brought
down
in
buckets,
School
board
secretaries
from
lhl
a
ria
n
n
.
1
1
i
.
e
I
school
is
also
being
reopened.
With
Mr.
Pitt
as
managing
"
"
"7"
Boys'
SHIRTS
on
i
director,
the
official
staff
,,".""""
,,rre
,usl
loading
arrangement
at
the
dock
has
been
qhanged
with
the
installation
of
a
hopper,
up
to
which
the
trucks
back
up
to
Premier
Includes:
Mine
manager,
J.
C.
Mc-
shades,
from
.
.
j
Boys'
SWEATERS-
assortment
from
I
some
fun
may
also
be
derived
out
of
it.
Our
young
guest
editorial
staff
at
the
Daily
News
for
the
day
is
being
asked
to
express
some
honest1
opinions
about
Prince
Puipert,
in
general,
and
the
Daily
News,
in
particular.
While,
no
doubt,
we
know
our
own
civic
and
business
and
service
shortcomings
as
well
as
anyone
and
also
what
we
would
like
to
do
in
the
way
of
making
improvements
if
circumstances
were
such
that
we
could
do
so,
it
will
bej
interesting
to
hear
what
the
young
folk
think
and
wljat
they
would
do.
To
arouse
their
thought-fulnesl
along
these
lines
'is
useful
training
in
good
citizenship.
'PRECEDENT
OR
PROGRESS?
me
Camosun
for
Victoria
to
attend
a
conference
of
school
j
board
secretaries
from
all
parts
,
of
the
province
which
will
be
,
held
in
Victoria
this
week.
The!
.party
leaving
here
Included!
,
School
Inspectors
Joseph
CheU
!
dump,
the
concentrates
then
Cutcheon.
bpin?
carried
up
to
the
old
bins;
Mining
'ov
an
inclined
belt
conveyor.
j
jcirby.
superintendent,
Al.
O
SPECIALIZING
in
Designing
and
Remodelling
"Russ"
Gatke
CONTRACTING
Box
1558
Phone
Itluck
279
Boys'
AH
Wool
H
While
milling
was
resumed
MM
superintendent,
Sam
M
ibout
two
weeks
atro,
no
snip-
Donald.
'npnts
hflVP
vet
hfiftn
moHa
Viif
JACKETS
gocrl
v
bargain
prices
from
or
this
clt
yand
H.
C.
Ferguson
i
ransements
have
been
made
a",caI
ot
Telkwa,
and
Secretaries
Mrs.
I
Boys'
Dress
RutL
I
M.
M.
Roper
of
Prince
Rupert,
C.
Gard-jw.
Alger
of
Terrace
and
A.
Mu-
vjatuuci
l
11UIUU5UI1.
.,
,
...
.
,
nth
the
Frank
Waterhouse
.
freight
line
for
transportation
Accuntant.
Leonard
-outh.
Lead
concentrates
will
ner-
o
to
Trail
or
Tacoma
smelter
"
"
jhelm
of
Smithers.
RAINCOATS
from
Boys'
and
Girl'
oil
GOLF
HOSE-fror,
and
zinc,
concentrates
to
.
Trail
o.
Kellogg,
Idaho.
All
ore
is
now
being
mined
from
the
old
Sebakwe
workings.
The
last
annual
.report
:if
Silbak-Premier.
showed
some
50.COO
or
60.0000
tons
of
ore
re
ADVENT
of
a
New
Year
has
for
sohi'e
reason
the
effect
of
throwing
our
minds
backward
in
time,
observes
the
monthly
lettev
of
the
'Royal
Rank
of
Canada.
In
"a
burst
of
making
up
for
the
sorrows
of
tht
past
,
and
smothering
the
memories
of
its
EBY&SONS
Contractors
ItKPAIKS
-
KFMOItl
l
1
1;
HU'NU.vriONS
Iet
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.II.A.
Phone
(irrrn
K8J
Box
586
RAILROADER
PASSES
B.
T.
Chappell,
former
general
superintendent
of
C.N
R.
in
Brit
serves
but
diamond
drilling
to-being
resumed
by
Boyle
Bros
ish
Columbia,
dead
An
Vancou-
TO
THE
ELECTORS
Ladies
and
Gentlemen:
As
a
mayoralty
candidate
I
do
not
believe
it
is
necessary
for
me
to
issue
a
'manifesto.'
Two
years
service
as
an
Alderman
and
three
as
Mayor
should
make
you
fully
aware
of
my
qualifications.
.
.-
(
I
make
only
one
pledge,
and
it
is
this:
I
shall
work
with
the
aldermanic
board
to
provide
an
economical,
yet
progressive
administration
of
civic
business.
Sincerely
yours,
H.
M.
DAGGETT.
for
,rfa
purpose
of
)j!(aving,.,ftjH
ther
bo'dips
:
;
'
x
'
Tl
miMawes,
we
mauige
in
a
uriei
orgvTi
ran.
mei
e
veteran
railway
offi-we
get
down
to
the
somewhat
more
gr,im
business
of
,
cial
,
was
bom
in
chariotte-
ll-.W
l.;,!
-
1
t0'n
PEL
and
started
work
There
are
now
aoout
150
mer.1
REAL
ESTATI
INSURANCE.!
INCOME
TA
f
with
the
C.N
R.
in
Winnipeg
in
1
September,
1895.
He
success-
"This
letter
is
frankly
a
plea
that
we
stride
into
"iriDlnved
in
connection
with
the
Silbak
-
Premier
operation
and
the
force
is
being
giadually
built
up.
Twelve
more
men
wer
RETURIS
PKEPAld
1950
with
our
faces
forward,'
instead
of
hacking
into
j
lve'y
served
there
as
freight
checker,
switchman.
if
ii-itei
.
,
1-,
.
i-Uvitv.-.
-.1
..
;
i.
.
.
.
.
.
ciei
k
"
tr.vt-.
un
tut:
ay
liiui;m
v
ei
c
uuue
in
tne
jjasi.,
,
R.
E.
MOUTIMi;
324
2nd
Ave.
(Nur
(
t
Our
inclination,
as
lazy-minded
people,
is
to
follow
precedent,
to
do
what's
been
done
before.
CHIROPRACTOR
John
V.
I.
Hucben,
DC,
Ph.C
21-22
Bnner
Block
Hbone
BI.l'E
442
for
AppointrneDt
hoi
hs
10:30
am
to
1130
pm.
and
a
to
s
r
l:l.tas
THANn?
FR'J
"As
a
result
of
too
much
precedent
worship,
stalen'ess
sets
in.
Repetition
produces
a
gradual
yard
foreman
and
yardmaster.
Later,
he
was
yardmaster
and
trainmaster
at
Port
Arthur;
trainmaster
at
North
Battle-ford;
superintendent
at
Saskatoon
and
Vancouver.
In
1919
he
was
made
general
superintendent
at
Saskatoon.
Mr.
Chappell
occupied
the
sane
position
in
Vancouver
from
1929
to
1936
when
he
moved
to
Winnipeg
to
take
over
the
Manitoba
district
until
his
retirement
in
Bp!
PORTRAIT
Film
Finishing
Unlur:
Flash
Photnt
Likm
al
I
Phone
Green
ZZi)
210
4
PRINCE
RUPFR'f,
B
Mimtlny
and
Krldn;
7:flO
pm
for
'
those
unublB
to
pome
during
tli
J
luy
kKChlllONIST
in
aiu-nd-l
'lice
kftermioiia.
J
lowering
of
our
vividness
of
appreciation.
Life
becomes
dull.
Our
spirit
of
adventure
dies.
We
are
wiling
to
hear
only
what
we
have
always
heard
so
our!
thinking
processes
wither.
We
bring
old
age
upon
ourselves
prematurely."
But
the
truth
is
that
"no
static
maintenance
of
CANADIAN
LEGION
(B.E.S.L.)
ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS
TREE
S
Km.
SUNDAY,
I)KC
.18,
NAVY
DRILL
HALL
Presents
for
children
of
("pald-up"
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
and
deceased
Veterans,
resident
in
Prince
Rupert.
Names,
ages
and
addresses
of
children
i
UNDER
TEN
YEARS
OF
AGE!
should
be
mailed
to
Secretary.
Ladies
Auxiliary,
Canadian
Legion,
Box
473
or
handed
to
Auxiliary
Representative
at
Legion
Hall
between
2
and
4
p.m.
Mon.,
Tues.,
Wed.,
Dec.
5,
6
or
7.
List
closes
midnight
Thurs.,
Dec.
B.
1942
after
which
he
lived
in
perfection
is
possible.
Advance
or
decadence
are
the'
Vancouver.
The
Gill
She'll
Cherish
THE
UNION
MEETING
only
choices
offered
to
mankind.
1
"Lett's
resolve
to
choose
our
precedents
and
adapt
them
to
suit
our
needs,
while
we
leave
the
moss-,
backs
to
carry
their
own
load
of
outworn
prpcedents
i
There
lis
always
a
better'
way
of
doing
things,
and
!
the
person
who
forms
the
habit
of
changing
to
better
jways
has
fun.
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"In
the'
face
of
what
has
been,
we
need
not
fear
the
future.
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can
enter
upon
it
believing
that
our
present
epoch
is
a
period
of
change
to
a
new
direction
of
civilization,
bringing
new
blessings
both
material
and
spiritual
to
human
kind.
By
con-;
tact
Vith
what
is
eternal,
by
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to
!
bringing
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of
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divine
into
this
troubled
world;
we
add
our
contribution
toward
driving
out
the
cruelty
and
strife
that
surrounds
us."
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1
427,
on
Tuesday,
December
6th
at
8
p.m
,
in
the
Carpenters'
Union
Hall
on
Fraser
St.
inVPrince
Rupert.
Business
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