Prfnre
Rnyrrt
Daflp
J3ctos
Friday,
June
3,
1&49
Ray
Reflects
.
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.
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
t?a
f
rS?.
5
,
T
W
oerovw
,
a
upbulidln?
of
Prtno.
Buprt
iiu
hS2
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eofr.prii.ing
north-m
and
central
British
Cdunbu
(Autnoruwi
m
Second
Clm
Mall.
Port
OffUe
Department.
Oua,
.
Published
tH-rj
afternoon
erept
Sunday
b
1ne
Rupert
Dai.y
Newt
Lw,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Hupert.
Britlah
Columbia,
O.
A
HUNTER.
Manuring
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRT.
Manaflnir
Director
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LIBERALS
HAVE
!
TWENTY
SEATS
j
ST.
JOHN'S,
Newfoundland
?
j
Liberals
have
taken
their
j
twentieth
seat
in:
Newfound-
land's
28-member
Legislature
j
Progressive
Conservatives
have
'
won
five
and
Independents
one.
'One
seat
remains
to
be
heard
j
from
following
last
week's
el-jection
and
the
election
in
Lab-
w
.
-
-
n
I
I,...
ii
Li
''Ml
...
a..
3
i1
Spetial
ana
me
R
CA
F.
win
smaru-n
proceedings
with
their
presence,
!
dancers
will
revel
and
tourists
throng.
i
I
A
Vancouver
woman
managed
to
gt
together
$5,000
of
life
savings
and
kept
the
cash
in
$100
bills
in
her
home.
Then,
putting
the
temporal
security
in
'
a
wallet,
she
went
on
a
shopping
errand
and
lost
the
lot.
How,
the
lady
is
unabie
to
say.
Much
Most
of
us
have
long
held
the
notion
that
the
Dolly
Varden
'
mining
property
at
Alice
Arm
trmlc
i
T
namo
frtm
tKa
i
r'E:VS
F,E
SroR
may
depend
on
who
linds
it.
-j
-
-
i
nc
nrii
but
this
is
the
twentieth
century
known
trout,
numerous
in
north-1
and
it's
best
not
to
depend
too
1
ern
waters.
It
has
now
been
'
much
on
expectation
of
miracles'!
'
shown,
however,
that
the
mine
'
j
has
nothing
to
do
with
fish.
I:
The
interview
with
Irvin
Conn,
was
named
by
a
Swedish
Dros-
sriT
"0i,
Sprcbl
1
nt.
ii
.
MEN'S
UKE
PANT
American
tourist,
in
which
Dector.
who
had
in
min
,,i
'
TMr
Perfect
til
Specials
u
AIR
PASSEls'GERS
To
Vancouver
W.
A.
Bowman
D.
Schtell,
C.
Nicholson,
J.
L.
Green,
Miss
E.
Perry,
J.
W.
Hay
S.
Shtrodal.
From
Vancouver
F.
Golds-worthy,
E.
Crampton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
Pugsley,
W.
Raseler,
F.
E.
Batt,
A.
Campbell,
B.
W.
Murdoch,
G.
Murdoch,
C.
H.
Elford,
L.
Sands,
N.
Parkins,
B.
Morrow,
Mrs.
M.
Hill,
C.
Zarelli,
Mrs!
Strom.
B0YS'
KHAR,
described
how,
despite
misinfor-
in
one
or
Dickens'
novels.
And
:
mation
and
discouragement
at
right
here
is
a
situation
that
l
the
border,
inability
to
buy
gaso-!
might
be
almost
called
a
coin-line
after
6
p.m.
or
find
avail-'
cidence.
A
poem
by
Bret
Hj.rte
able
any
sleeping
aecommoda-
j
pictures
another
prospector,
also
tion
after
such
a
late
hour
as
a
reader
of
Dickens.
He
re-
V"
pair
BOVS'
TI.F.
Mii,.,:.
ten,
is
somewhat
revealing.
Yet
membered
a
girl,
too.
this
time
he
did
accomDlish
th
fpat.
fTitfi
k.ii
-
v..,
,
-wi
unrni.
Choosing
a
Member
THE
PEOPLE
of
Skeena
and
Prince
Rupert
and
I
every
constituency
in
Canada
and
British
Columbia
will
choose
the
men
they
hope
to
elect
as
their
representatives
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
the
Legislature
respectively.
It
is
well
to
consider
the
types
in
the
field
ready
to
offer
their
services.
Each
may
deserve
a
place
in
the
Parliament
of
the
nation
or
the
province
but
the
man
selected
should
be
able
to
think
and
able
to
speak.
R.
J.
Deachman'
writes
interestingly
on
the
subject
as
follows:
"Many
men
come
to
Parliament
without
having
previously
given
much
consideration
to
economic
and
political
questions.
Their
capacity
to
become
useful
members
depends
on
their
ability
to
think.
If
they
can
think
clearly
they
can
learn
to
speak
clearly.
They
will
soon
be
capable
of
taking
a
leading
place
among
their
fellow
members.
"There
are,
of
course,
others,
too
many
of
them,
popular
in
their
own
constituencies,
extremely
likable
in
their
personal
relationships
but
void
of
pfonnmie
romnrebension.
not
fitted
for
the
iob
'.mis
...
"Well,
for
weeks
you've
been
harping:
rustic
bench,
rustic
bench.
'
'
j
.-v..,
W
IHJ,
JIU1U
Ilia
driving
through
to
Prince
Ru-;
campfire
pack
"a
hoarded
vol-pert
where,
already,
there
is
an
,
ume
drew."
How
does
the
poem
excellent
curfew.
Studying
all
of
the
davs
of
'49
start
Rnm.
MJ-ss
run-,
J1,
and
good
fit.
rtrvs
tun
JURISTS
GENEROSITY
PLUS
iiau
,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
-
It
LONDON
tf.
Judges'
Simile,
HALIFAX,
E.IaiiJ
0
-Maunder
review
for
some
time.'
dle-aned
Minnie
Ora
the
circumstances
it
might
now,
thing
like
this,
we
think
"Above
be
just
as
well
to
instal
a
series
the
pines,
the
moon
was
slowly
of
curfews
along
the
Skeena
at
drifting,
the
river
sang
below
say
twenty-mile
intervals.
The
j
the
dim
Sierras,
far
beyond
up-sounding
of
the
sirens
which
;
lifting
their
minarets
of
snow."
have
a
powerful
blast
wouM
I
jshould
be
increased,.
says
At-
2s
6d.
(50
cents
to
guess
the
Itorney
-
General
Sir
Hartley
length
of
a
ball
of
wool.
She
Shawcross.
At
a
meeting
he
won
a
four-room
cottage,
but
said
salaries
Daid
now
"inarlp-
cairf-
"i
ifnn'i
inf
tv
.,.tt
,.
Prince
Rupert
Gordon
Williams,
Smithers;
i
Walter
Burns,
Smithers:
T.
mean
lights
out
at
sharp
ten-
Self-govemin
India
think,
r
Scott.
Smithers:
T.
Aida.
Smi-'
auatelv
reflect
hidees"
verv
hiuh
Soil
it
mH
give
the
money
to
conver-
shanghai
and
cannot
feel
that
th"s;
A.
Campbell,
Vancou-
constitutional
Importance."
moral
welfare
work
satioh
(
Chandler
&
Lumrauiiism,
oacxea
Dy
the
might
A-
r-
Morrow,
Vancouver;
of
Soviet
Russia,
will
stop
there
B-
A-
Bateson,
Smithers;
H
meeung
in
me
observers
are
saying
India
wonirf
Clarkston.
Smithers:
Walter
PORTRAIT
STK)ir
Film
Finishes
-
til,
Flash
Fhoto,
Tk
(
Phone
Oreen
MS
tj,
PRINCE
RUPERT
B
'
"
"
V
-ft.
i-
'
i
midst
of
a
campaign
is
en-
feel
more
secure
if
the
hand
of
Raesler,
Pentlcton;
F.
Golds-
thusiastlc.
If
it
were
not
it
would
Great
Britain
had
not
been
with-
'worthy,
North
Vancouver;
Mr.
j
be
some
other
sort
of
occasion.
1
drawn
quite
so
far.
Occupation
I
and
Mrs-
Beam.
Port
Essington;
f
It
Is
no
more
possible
to
have
i
of
Asia's
N.
largest
city
is,
a
long
Hatch,
Prince
George;
H
f
a
public
meetin?
a
wpft
frnm
forward
step
for
communism.
:
Claire,
Prince
Oeorge;
W.
A.
f
i
Over
the
border
from
China
is
Bowman,
Vancouver;
B.
Harve",
smith
&
ad
polling
day
and
not
have
it
enthusiastic
than
It
is
to
make
ginger
cake
and
forget
the
C&JtiCHY-OOOD
lM
MtLIC.'
Burma,
and
next
dooro
Burma,
Prince
George;
Dick
Heggjr,
Smi-
the
storied
land
of
India.
It
mav
thers;
Louis
Schivll
Smithm-
HAVE
HAD
YEARS
OF
be
assumed
Moscow
will
be
guilty
of
no
neglect
in
that
quarter.
.
.X
rLLi;13INO
J
It's
apple
blossom
season
In
Canada
just
now.
All
the
way
from
the
fragrant
orchards
of
British
Columbia
to
the
hundred
miles
of
pink
and
white
loveli
"L.
Hall,
Smithers;
N.
Picul,
Smithers;
J.
B.
Zaeharlas,
Smithers;
B.
Gurerich.
Smithers;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Phillip
Pugsley,
Montreal;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
P.
Howrie,
Vernon
;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Cor-rigan,
Vernon;
R.
A.
Innes.
Kam-loops;
L.
Kelton,
Kamloops:
R.
G.
Geen,
Toronto;
B.
W.
Mur
1
LETTERBOX
NO
WATER
ON
ROAD
AND
HEATING
EXPERIENCE
PHONE
171
ness-
called
the
AnnaDolis
Val
Editor,
Daily
News:
Regarding
your
recent
Issue
doch,
Victoria:
Mrs.
Thomas
"Water
on
Road
in
Bulkley"
7.
thor.
i
.,T...
Vancouver;
ley
of
Nova
Scotia,
a
brighter
touch
is
given
life.
There
will
be
days
and
nights
of
gaiety,
winsome
gals
will
be
crowned
and
bands
play.
The
R.C.M.P.
Miss
E.
Thomas.
Vancouver.
REAL
ESTATE
.
:
HCUI
icmwa
where
the
water
is
over
the
road
as
stated
In
your
article.
A
section
of
the
abandoned
road
is
flooded
but
a
new
road
was
built
around
this
seciion
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARE
and
has
been
In
use
since
lastj
am
t
i
.
m
a
&
iru
A
bctttf
valet,
tl
Ye,
every
box
of
thmc
crunt-hy
Rice
Kripi
give
more
weight
for
less
money.
Cpmpare
with
any
other
nationally
R.
E.
MORTIMF.
ran.
I
he
Bulkley
river
through
this
part
of
the
vallev
has
hpn
i
S24
2nd
Ave
(Kear
rfi
OGliiiom
i
I
-
m
holding
steady
with
a
good
run-!
known
ready-to-eat
ric
cereal.
Try
"era
today!
H
m
mm
'
"oriM
baTagnoi;
J
V
LJr
phone
Gr"n
T8'
rrr...JJJ
7IZ.
AtiVPrtise
ln
the
m
'
WW
off
for
the
last
week,
with
verj
little
fluctuation.
.
I
trust
you
will
correct
the
erroneous
impression
that
some
people
may
havie
regarding
floods
in
this
part
of
the
valley.
All
sections
of
the
road
flooded
last
year
have
been
raised
above
flood
stage.
C.
P.
BUSSINGER,
Telkwa
'I.OIKMT
111)1111
i
t
Vilire
lf
Anpltralliiu
l
i
Nutlre
Is
tir-i)T
rim
ill'
-!.v,Milh
,1.4V
i.f
J'.f
ntxt
tt
they
have
to
do.
The
country
would
be
richer
if
they
could
be
left
at
home.
Parliament
is
selective,
good
men
find
their
mark,
the
others
become
ballast
they
help
to
steady
the
ship
in
bad
weather.
That
of
course
is
important
in
its
way.
"Members
should
be
able
to
speak
and
speak
clearly
cn
issues
which
come
before
the
House.
A
good
speaker,
capable
of
clear
thinking,
will
be
'
able
to
make'
a
place
for
himself
in
Parliament.'
Even
when
he
fails
there
is
a
second
chance.
There
are
many
men
who
can
think
clearly
but
are
hopelessly
lacking
in
power
of
expression.
There
are
different
types
of
speakers.
One
man
may
speak
well
in
the
House,
i.e.
he
can
plan
a
speech,
put
it
on
paper
and
present
it
in
the
House
with
only
brief
notes
tQ
stimulate
his
memory.
This
man
may
fall
down
in
a
committee
where
the
nature
of
the
situation
is
very
different.
In
committee
the
situation
calls
for
the
qualities
of
a
good
lawyer.
It
involves
quite
frequently
the
examination
of
witnesses.
This
does
not
imply
that
a
man
must
necessarily
be
a
lawyer.
I
can
recall
many
a
quite
competent
examination
made
by
a
farmer
or
business
man.
The
business
man
fits
into
the
work
because
he
has
definit
kiowledge
of
his
business
and
therefore
capacity
to
bring
out
the
evidence.
"The
member
should
possess
the
spirit
of
independence.
He
is
not
likely
to
oppose
his
own
party
on
major
issues
but
there
are
other
means
by
which
he
can
make
his
purpose
clear.
The
caucus
gives
him
an
opportunity
for
free
discussion.
He
will
need
to
be
on
guard
every
hour
of
the
day.
Parliament
is
an
ideal
place
for
loafing.
It's
so
easy
to
drift
around
the
rooms
visiting
other
members,
doing
little
when
there
is
much
to
be
done.
The
essential
element
in
the
making
of
a
member
is
a
willingness
to
work.
"The
constituency
demands
too
much
from
its
member
but,
in
many
cases,
the
correspondence'
involved
is
helpful.
The
member
has
to
listen
to
the
people
back
home,
while
facing
the
task
which
always
confronts
him-his
duties
in
the
House.
There
is
with
some
a
tendency
to
be
too
sharp
in
debate.
Nothing
is
gained
by
this
attitude.
It
does
not
pay
to
knock
a
man
down
even
in
an
exchange
of
words.
I
he
mind
of
the
thinking
member
should
turn
at
all
times
to
the
actual
facts
before
the
House.
The
TflZ
thC
f3CtS
is
master
of
the
situation
if
only
he
has
the
power
of
logical
expression.
Look
for
these
qualities
in
choosing
M.P.-they
you
y
are
supremely
important."
YOU'RE
ON
THE
RIGHT
TRACK,
FOLKS
.
.
.
TONIGHT
8:30
o'clock
CFPR
'
i-wt
Eranrh
Jiuaiw
w-
j
of
thf
ra:i.!:an
Utva
Br;
j
pir
fTVUf
Uti-M
f.'a
I
J)ly
to
(h
ln
Cr.'K
I
'
.
Tlilb
Llrrm
In
fKlWl
IF
YOU'RE
LOOKING
FOR
VANCOUVER
VICTOR
M
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Chilcotln
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
CoquiUam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOUTH
Q
I
F.E.N
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
8.s.
CoquiUam,
June
3
and
17.
FOR
NORTH
QLKEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
CoquiUam,
June
10
and
24.
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
588
NO
MORE
"POOR"
LADYSMITH,
South
Africa,
Q
"Instead
of
the
'poor'
a
word
that
conjures
up
all
the
uglines
and
tragedy
of
poverty
we
now
say
under-privileged,"
said
a
Natal
university
professor,
giving
a
lecture
on
"language"
here.
Food,
Top
Service
and
V
Pleasant
Surroundings
ml-s
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