W
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flam
Coastal
Ship
Prince'
Rupert
Daily
News
v
Monday,
October
23,
1950
1V
Is
Protected
.
(
I
First
of
the
coastal
liners
on
v
:
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I
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f
4
,
mr?ri
r
m
fro
1
V
5
,
v
t
v!
?5
ths
northern
routes
to
have
full
fire
protection
equipment
in
compliance
with
the
new
federal
regulations
developing
since
the
Noronlc
disaster
of
over
a
year
ago.
Is
the
Union
stea
m?r
Camo-sun
which
returned
to
service
with
arrival
here
yesterday
afternoon
enroute
to
Alice
Arm
and
Stewart.
A
system
of
automatic
sprinklers
with
some
200
heads
in
all
parts
of
the
ship
and
asbestos
door
and
locker
linings
and
curtains
has
been
Installed
at
a
cost
of
$100,000.
All
public
rooms
and
staterooms
have
been
equipped
with
heads
-which
have
been
so
fused
as
to
start
sprinkling
by
a
heat
of
160
degre.osv
Signal
clocks
which
are
punched
at
frequent
intervals
by
three
patrolmen
who
maintain
raur.d-the-clcck
marches
around
In
ship,
are
now
connected
to
the
signals
to
the
bridp.-j.
The
fire
protection
treatment,
which
the
Camosun
has
received
is
alsj
to
be
applied
to
all
the
company's
other
vessels.
The
steamer
Coqultlam,-
now
with-
j
draw
f,"-r"
v-'-Vi
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A
1
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v
J'ir
"f"if''
'urtfirf
nCrmf
G-E
Ger
Calvert
q
FIND
CORPSE
TlieSe
three
pipe-pmokeis
inci
tujig
ths
two
women
oii
the
right
found
the
headless
body
of
a
relative,
Leamon
Potts,
in
th
lr
backwoods
cabin
near
Hamilton,
Ont.,
and
'ater
discovered
his
tkull
in
a
box
beside
the
bed.
John
Horton,
lft,
his
wife,
Mrs.
Jane
Horton,
an
.
M'.es
Diisy
PotU.
said
they
found
the
man'.-,
.decomposed
body
when
th"?
returned
to
the
cab
n
after
a
three
months'
absence.
Leamon
was
Miss
Potts'
father
and
M.p."
Hort?n'3
brother.
;
'
-
(CP
PHOTO)
Ihe
Chllcotin
is
now
relieving,
is
to
get
it
during
the
next
few
weeks.
Later
the
Chllcotin
will
"
reieive
it.
Ti.,.vioWt
ray
.
e
P
CALVERT
DISTILLERS
(CANADA)
LIMITED,
AMHERSTBURG,
ONT.
Tkb
ivcitiacmcat
k
Dot
published
ar
iispltjti
bf
the
Liquox
Control
botM
H
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L"
I
iK
PM"
f""-
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!
WEED
PROBLEM
1
Ragweed,
control
.
Is
difficult
because
the
light
pr.on
may
be
carried
great
distances
by
the
wind.
i
Seriously
Hurt
Logger
Is
Flown
CLASSIFIED
ADVEKTISINO
IN
THE
DAILS
NEWS
PAY!
THEY
FIGHT
DRUNKS
Seven
Foot
Indian
Chiefs
Recall
Their
Happier
Days
Hr-
I
Nels
Nelson,
seriously
injured
in
ft
logging
accident
at
Kelley
:
Lodging.
Company's
Aero
Camp
By
MIKE
HOLMAN
i
THE
IHK
spots:
,
mm
'
mm
Always
Favorites
Now
available
at
j
,
J
Every
fall
at
this
time
when
pockets
are
full
of
fofeU
WanZTown'by
money,
two
of
Prince
Rupert's
most
prominent
Indian
!
Q
c.a.
p'.ane.
puot
w.
Peters,
to
rhlpfs
Vinlrl
hnttlp
Um,
frht
fn
lif
m;nt
rr,V
Prlnce
:
Rupert
on
Saturday.'
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ANNOUNCEMENT
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...
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AU1,.xC
-fiamct
-1
Accompanied
by
a
nurse,
he
ar--
enness.
But
the
chiefs,
reaching
a
height
of
seven
j
rived
at
8:eo
a.m.
feet
standing
back
to
back
in
moccasins,
are
thejS
SiS1
Soberest
of
Warriors.
'while
at
work.
He
was
hurled
10
14
Ruperi
Radiol
We
are
not
taking
any
clca
:ing
or
pressing
at
"present
t
We
shall
attend
to
efficient
service
;
feet
m
the
air
and
was
pinned
!
hi
a
windfall.
His
hips
were
and
Eleclric
m
-'
-
-
-
leave.
Chief-Looking-East
-
was
on
Tailoring,
Alterations
and
Re-
Dairina
pinned
under
the
tree.
Before
just
about
kidnapped
Into
a
wait-
;
leaving
the
Queen
Charlottes,
he
k
New
Foil
Samples
have
just
an
ived.
ing
cao.
out
me
cao
man
pnon-
.
was
gjven
a
jjij
transfusion
ed
Mr.
Manson
in
time
for
help.
'
j
Just
when
restful
Rupert
citizens
were
going
to
bed
one
night
!
recently.
Chief
-
Looking
West
md
his
brother
Chief-Looking-East
prepared
for
war.
As
the
jnemy
drew
nearer
not
a
feather
noved
in
their
headdress;
not
a
muscle
twitched
in
the
round
.'ace
of
Chlef-Looklng-West;
the
....ON
DECCA
:
.
And
now
here
was
this
latest
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Order
now
for
better
choice
1NG
THE
TAILOR
danger
facing
them
one
night
here.
Losing
their
natural
"give"
since
the
iron
supports
1
For
the
East
Knjoy
theencellenl
ppoint-nirnl
the
dtlieiou
mti,
nil
ihc
courteous
service.
lore
weathered
Chief-Looking-
BOX00
it.J
OTn
31.
I
none
17
Monday.
Wedneaay,
o:00
p.m
Krom
the
East
had
been
put
on
them,
the
chief-!
tains
realized
they
had
become
1
brittle.
!
When
the
drunks
rolled
intp
last
was
still
calmly
staring
into
eath.
,
Both
chieftans
had
been
train-d
in
endurance.
Their
straight
PRINCE
RUPERT
SAILINGS
uda
da!
iuesaay,
iuust:a.
these
two
vellow
cedar
Indian
:
KEEP
MRMll
O
Stanfield's
Underwear
Infants
to
Teen-age
O
Snow
Suits
acks
piouided
irouv
strong
an-
.
po:cs
erected
oh
the
sidewam
p
estors
some
of
them
known
to
outeide
of
Manson
"s
Jewellers,
"
each
fabulous
height..
Even
chief-Looking-West
s
right
arm
ow
weir
paueiu
inct-5
reuecieu
snapped
off.
While
the
remain-lie
love
of
their
Creator.
.
ing
lcft
nand
of
chief-Looking-
I
SOUTHBOUND
j
Wednesdoy,
Oct.
25
Saturday,
Nov.
4
Saturday,
Nor.
18
For
information
and
reservations
contact
.
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
ln
inose
lew
seconus
peiure
East,
broke
from
the
wooden
In-
ilows
fell,
the
warriors
looked
riiljn
nn!-
O
Parkas
0
Ski
Pants
'
?
T
8
.
ecallcd
how
they
had
barely
nr.oH
hoi
ont
n
the
Chieaco
George
Penner
was
taken
to
the
ever-popular
I
O
Mitts
Wool,
Leather
and
IL
Dayics,
General
Agent
II.
A'orid's
Fair
back
in
the
thirties..
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospkul
fhey
would
have
gone,
but
at
the
pri(jay
night
suffering
from
in-
White
Fur
M
3rd
Ave.
West
ast
moment,
uieir
,
promoiei
,
,
.
.st.atned
in
a
motor
Vtf-
A
I
It
r
I:,
arked
funds.
Consequently
the
i
"
-
hide
aeddent
on
Sixth
Avenue
Doms
Department
Store
East.
.1
M
fffi
BITTIRFAST!
1
1
jhieftains
were
locked
in
Lind-ay's
Storage
on
Second
Avenue.
The
dust
of
long
years
in
jail
vas
shaken
off
by
the
Indians
in
.947
when
E.
D.
(Al.l
Manson
.'21
5th
Avenue
West,
paid
their
Reach
Every
Home
By
Ads!
-
1
1
"
i.
m
nwm.mmwiKW
iOaUare
piumtumj
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
5undoy$
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
to
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUE
595
hail
and
set
them
to
work.
rfelECTyour
car
with
this
You
could
have
put
a
zero
chind
that
figure,
and
It
still
ouldn't
set
the
vaiue
those
In-iians
have
been
to
me
in
my
jusiness.
Through
them
an
irder
of
$100
in
silverware
is
Just
oing
out;
another
went
for
$400.
"r
1
-
5
;
W
I
I
S
Iff!
.
J
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if,
1
...
......
IfOUR
CAR
FURRINO
Atl
vvinitK
-j
VJINTERIZIHGP
eople
write
to
me
asking
11
im;
he
man
who
owns
the
Indians,"
lid
Mr.
Manson.
1
For
two
and
a
half
years
the
ndian
chiefs
served
Mr.
Manson,
tanding
alone
against
winter
ind
summer,
Hallowe'en
and
hrlstmas.
aREW
TIRED
But
this
year
the
warriors
rpW
ti'prl
Thev
needed
"up-port
Mr.
Manson,
who
realizes
he
value
cf
his
chiefs,
gives
ii!-m
an
annual
ho'.iday.
During
d3
rc;t
niter
their
harrowing
o.k
t:ic
chieftains
go
to
hosp'.-1'
for
minor
repairs.
Once
Mr.
anson
had
Uic
war
paint
out
to
ve
a
litt'e
color
to
his
aging
o'pers.
But
an
expert
in
Indian
Hairs
of
that
nature
from
the
Serving
the
b.c.
coast
tin
iiif)
QBQDGB
1
f,
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
".
SET
miversuy
ui
.uou
j
IvUed
against
such
a
pian.
m.
.
GGCOGQ
PORT
CLEMENTS
,
rJUSKATLA
"U
QUEFS
CHARUrTTE
CITY
ALLIFORD
BAY
CUMSHEVA
INLET
?;
PtUNCE
RUPERT
:.
9.00
A.M.
.;',
'Except
Thursday
and
Sunday
MJCE
ARJR'0M
FRINCE
RUPERT
lid
that
tin
Indians
wouia
lobe
,rir
battle-scarred
personality
id
value
with
too
much
war
ilnt.
,
So
th
'
n'.y
social
benefits
r.L
glv-1
to
the
chiefs
are
a
yearly
"ather-trim
up;
s'i"-ht
repairs
to
luckskins
and
a
little
eye
shadow
One
summer
a
visiting
Seattle
juriness
man,.
seeing
the
chief-k-intr
in
Prince
Rupert,
With
winter'i
punishing
months
ahead
let
of
safe,
dependable,
trouble-free
winter
v
A
"
V
vour
Ford
of
Uinada
ueaier
completely-
moronu8.
iuut
and
by
catching
the
little
troubles
Wmttrizi
your
car.
5-Way
Winterizing
means
money
1
more
than
ust
anu-freere
and
a
change
ot
oil.
Deiore
tney
aeveiop
u
.u7
Your
ford-Monarcn
ueaier
ana
ramiuj-
p
-
,'
,-.
Lincoln-Meteor
Lincoln-Meteor
Dealer
Lwaier
have
nave
expert
expert
service-
service-
Lincoln-Meteor
Uul.um-..n.
Dealer
today
I
Gire
-
-
your
-
,
h:
RUPERT
THURSDAYS
9
03
A.M.
'"WART
FRIDAyg
g
0Q
A.M.
men
and
factory-approved
equipment
to
give
car
this
S-Way
Winterizing
protection
and
,
,
you
fast,
economical
service
that
assures
you
keep
ahead
of
winter.
,
,r
M'CKCts
For
My
(BHD
flHD
GEftiffifi
--
'Jl.lllUfl
llL9r,KV,ilIU0
PHONE
476
CHARLOTTE
AIRLINES
LTD.
iffered
their
ooss
$25
cash
for
me
of
them.
Mr.
Manson
was
wrrified.
He
said
he
wouldn't
ccpt
four
times
that
for
one
jf
them.
"No.
I
wouldn't
part
with
them
-but
evervthlng
has
a
price,"
idded
Mr.
Manson.
Over
the
years
many
myths
iave
irrown
up
with
Rupert's
chieftains.
One
was
they
had
Rf-d
guard
at
either
end
of
the
Galloway
bridge,
armed
with
guns
to
stop
speeding.
The
chiefs
themselves
well
remember
one
of
their
closest
battles
with
sailors
on
shore
L
DM
II
IT
E
IB
Prince
Rupert
Killas
&
Christopher
Bldg.
Air
Freight
on
all
Flights
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DEALERS
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