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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Wednesday,
September
13.
1930
Victeria
Report
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See
it
An
Independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prtncf
'
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
Nesbitt
by
J.
K.
Council
Luudk
t-School
Board
A
motii
n
at
Moi.uay
nipht
s
meeting
of
the
city
council
by
Aid.
Oeorge
Casey
that
the
school
board
be
congratulated
on
the
Job
they
had
done
on
Conrad
Street
school
grounds
passed
unanimously.
In
making
the
motion
Aid.
Casey
said
the
board
had
not
stopped
at
the
bare
minimum
but
had
gone
on
to
put
In
a
road
to
serve
resdients
on
Eighth
Avenue
east.
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
By
Carrier,
rer
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
75c:
rer
Tear
8
00!
Rv
Mall
Per
Mnnth
BOr-
Por
Vpnr
$
00
By
ELMORE
PH1LPOTT
J
'
.
,
Anscomb
Has
Fight
on
Hands
Fight
for
Space
at
Parliament
Buildings
VICTORIA
-It
looks
as
if
Finance
Minister
Anscomb
is
getting
an
issue
ready
to
split
Coalition
should
next
month's
Conservative
convention
tell
him
to
do
so.
He's
going
about
the
country
telling
the
public
British
Columbia
is
spending
too
much
money
on
the
!
.
.-
I
.
-
s
vr
I
!
it
r
t
LARGEST
RANCH
"The
largest
cattle
ranch
in
the
world
is
in
Victoria,
Australia,
and
is
twice
the
size
of
the
state
of
New
Jersey.
Why
Wives
Work
HERE
IS
THE
KIND
of
letter
I
love
to
get,
because
it
packs
a
real
punch
:
Dear
Sir:
"A
few
days
ago
you
were
discussing
the
reasons
for
married
women
working.
But
you
left
out
the
main
point,
no
doubt
because
you
didn't
want
to
hurt
public
service.
strange
state-man
who's
In
This
seems
a
ment
from
the
the
time
they
get
into
the
main
buildings
and
the
annex
the
cnarge
oi
ine
money
oags.
lies
,r0wdine
is
aolne
to
be
as
bad
as
Luxury
Steamer
doing
the
spending.
But
he
can
ever
ZlXV'JiJftJ)
There's
some
criticism
that
PRINCE
GEORGE
,'the
government
buildings
here
rJL
"4
J
.-..
f,X
nnp7l
do
what
the
,C
Liberal
w
majority
are
so
many
but
it
must
be
re-
.a.c
-J";
tells
him,
h!membered
that
the
Legislative
too
ihn
hoo
m.
rpnrnries
we
are
spenaing
Shipyard
Activity
PRINCE
Rupert's
fine
shipyard,
which
played
such
an
important
part
in
ship
construction
-during
World
War
II
and
to
a
lesser
degree
in
World
jWar
I,
will,
doubtless,
participate
in
the
new
program
of
naval
ship
construction
which
Defence
.Minister
Brooke
Claxton
told
the
Canadian
Cham-her
of
Commerce
is
to
be
undertaken.
That
such
ships
will
he
built
here
is
to
be
accepted
as
a
matter
of
course
since
an
essence
of
the
present
defence
,
-preparedness
campaign
is
the
speed
with
which
it
is
carried
out
and
the
full
advantage
that
must
be
taken
of
all
facilities.
!
It
is
too
bad
that
our
local
shipyard
should
have
to
depend
on
wars
or
war
scares
to
give
it
a.
full
rneasure
of
usefulness
but,
unfortunately,
that
Appears
to
be
the
situation.
However,
its
capabilities
are
well
known,
if
sometimes
overlooked,
and,
in
another
emergency,
such
las
now
appears
to
be
developing,
full
advantage
SAILS
FOR
VANCOUVER
and
Intermediate
Ports
Each
Thursdoy
at
li:l5
p.m.
muiiey
10
up,
uiu
u
.1
h
b.C.'s
population
was
not
properly,-
he
Is
saying.
"If
an
Z0Q
0QQ
Besldes
economic
recession
comes
along;
mQre
from
Uie
we
shaa
have
to
Uim
our
sails
.
,
Govrnment
these
davs
and
it
At
a
the
moment,
however
the
scores
f
clyU
servnU
t0
wants
the
government
public
to;
RtafUm
nintr
BIRTH
OF
BABY
His
'Baby-Budget"
under
his
arm.
Finance
Minister
Abbott
poses
for
a
photo
before
presenting
his
"Hundreds
-and
thousands
of
wives
are
working
because
of
no-good
husbands.
Some
husbands
are
earning
good
wages
but
are
perfect
tight-wads.
Others
are
too
lazy
to
work.
"I
am
working
out
because
my
spend
all
the
money
it
can
onr
r
the
public
service.
The
province
$3)
Broun
I!
is
Prosperous,
wages
are
good,
$60
or
$65
a
month.
On
that
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGHT
For
Reservations
Write
or
Call
am
PvnprtPd
tn
fepri
r
othe
buv
""W"
"
B"
-r..
KINDERGARTEN
ENTHUSIASTIC
Mr.
Anscomb
wouldn't
get
very
new
offspring
to
the
House
of
Commons.
The
budget
did
not
change
personal
income
tax
rates,
but
increased
levies
on
corporations
and
a
wide
range
of
luxury
articles.
tn
PPhoto)
GRASS
SEED
'COATS"
Grass
seeds
are
now
being
coat
fuel,
pay
for
fire
insurance,
etc.,
etc.,
for
a
family
of
five.
What-
n
ra
f
V
Ado
Poll
cl
-mors
far
with
a
"cut
to
the
bone"
campaign
at
this
time.
The
Jack
and
Jill
kindergarten
The
ne
Minsiter
Minsiter
oi
of
Finance
finance,
hfT,i
Kr,,,f
ihp
r.
having
as
llndfr
virg.
p
A.
Bean
and
Mrs.
FAMILY
SHC
CITY
OK
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
a
sweet
time
compared
to
myself
B
C-
ToI
c,eftan'
l,s
5olnJ
10
!h.
Copeland
this
week
Is
up
to
and
others.
"
I
have
two
bat,tles
on
his
hands
at
lts
full
implement
of
20
pupils,
LTD
ed
with
a
protective
agent
to
Chad
guard
against
cold,
dampness,
P.O.
Box
628
"There
is
another
woman!1'"1
t"'"1"""".
Enthusiasm
is
nign,
ana
Mrs.
working
in
the
same
place
with
going
to
have
to
fight
to
retain
Bean
i00klng
forward
t0
a
suc.
me
because
of
a
no-good
man
,ed.elrs'llP
a"d
hfus
Bin"
tolcessful
year.
RiiteJ
disease
and
fungi.
who
has
money
to
spend
on
;
""e
b
u.
"1C
vatives
stay
in
Coalition
with
the
drinks
and
women
but
none
on
:
Liberals.
The
element
-in
the
his
wife
and
children.
I
dare
you
I
Tory
group
that
wants
to
get
rid
tn
rite
a
column
on
the
true
of
Anscomb
also
wants
to
break
1
Flowers
lor
til
1500
3rd
Ave.
Boil
facts
of
women
and
what
they
i
.think
of
these
male
rats."
Signed,
Coalition,
This
observer
would
say,
just
now
anyway,
that
both
Anscomb
and
Coalition
will
be
endorsed.
"ONE
WHO
IS
FED
UP
WITH
THE
BEASTS"
oOo
NO
DOUBT
SOME
WOMEN
work
because
their
husbands
are
The
Performing
and
Caged
Animals'
Protection
League
of
Vancouver'
wrote
to
this
column
the
other
day
to
say
thanks
for
the
observation
that
one
must
indeed
be
hard-boiled
to
shoot
Irio
good
"rats"
as
this
lady
i
Just
Arrived!
A
beautiful
selection
of
Rhinestone
Jewellery
.
.
.
Necklets,
Earrings,
Bracelets.
will,
doubtless,
be
taken
of
it.
;
;
Ere
long
we
should
be
hearing
again
the
clang
Jof.
the
steel
platers
and
the
rattle
of
the
rivetters
as
'Prince
Rupert,
too,
plays
its
role
in
the
spurred
kief
ence
program.
CATS
LOAFING
ON
JOB
K
A
cities
in
Canada
are
making
a
special
I
VI
effort
to
curb
the
activities
of
a
rat
population
that
is
steadily
increasing
and
causing
millions
lof
dollars
damage
annually.
They
are
not
utilizing
the
sen-ices
of
cats
but
are
depending
largely
on
;
traps
of
one
sort
or
another
to
do
the
work,
i
A
member
of
the
United
States
biological
survey
accuses
American
cats
of
loafing
on
the
job.
And
to
',
prove
it
he
cites
the
fact
that
rats,
which
cats
are
!
supposed
to
exterminate,
annually
cause
a
property
damage
of
at
least
$126,000,000
in
that
country.
The
biological
survey
evidently
expects
every
;
cat
to
do
his
or
her
duty.
writes.
But
my
impression
is
that
the
percentage
of
male
no-good-ers
is
no
higher
than
it
was
say
a
deer.
Over
the
signature
of
G
forty
or
fifty
years
ago.
M-
Webster,
secretary.treasurer,
Acq
rpwcn9np,
,arrir.hA,,
in
Hamilton,
Ontario,
back
aoout'
e
League
faid:
"The
worst
.part
oI
&l
when
animal
are
40
years
ago
I
went
into
four
bar-1
J
GEO.
COOK,
Jewellei
rooms
pvprv
riaw
Tn
those
rlavx
i
"unucu
aim
iciv
m
ulc
i..,s,iu.s
you
could
always
see
drunks,
and
l,.WWAV.V.VA,W.,AV.,.V.VAV,',VW(
husbands
drinking
away
their
deaths
in
the
woods.
We
have
heard
dreadful
stories
of
deer
being
found
days
after
they
are
wounded,
.
suffering
agonizing
pain
as
they
waited
for
death
to
GOING
TO
TERRACE!
pay
envelopes.
There
is
far
less
of
that
nowadays.
On
the
other
hand
I
have
the
impression
that
the
percen
come,
and
we
are
afraid
that
this
happens
for
too
often.
tage
of
no-good
wives
and
-
Trie
League
expresses
some
motners
has
somewhat
increased,
Travel
By
I
seel""'
"
CU!
le
""'S
The
only
difference
that
in
this
respect
is
that
nowadays
If
athwedto
get
seed
to
plant
iew
Wives
find
it
easier
to
get
good
1
lrests;
3
League
w,rote:
"We
jobs.
Also,
they
are
far
morei
Ja'
"
s9u(lrreIs
8
short
thelr
wmter
1
s
on
independent
economicaily-yhat
account
of
so
many
fir
cones
...i.v,
Kii
n
j
o
form
Allowances
andbein?
colIected
tof
Jeq.,
111
4.0C
5.3C
10.0C
Leave
Prince
Rupert
Arrive
Terrace
Leave
Terrace
Arrive
Prince
Rupert
i
,
oOo
There's
a
tremendous
scramble
going
on
in
the
Legislative
Buildings
for
office
space.
Early
next
spring
the
new
$1,000,000
I
WOULD
LIKE
TO
HEAR
from
readers
especially
housewivestelling
whether
it
is
easier
to
run
a
house
now
than
it
HQs
in
tho
nlH
riavc
I
annex
will
be
opened
but
it's
not
Yes
We
Carry
Express!!
Phone
555
for
Information
WATSON
ISLAND
STAGES
IT
I
have
a
hunch
that
some
wive,
'
E?
Xo"f
ul
Cri"
V.hinpt
must
have
old
account
books!
f'?st
l8"-,.
canbnaen
that
will
show
how
much
they
!
t"Itt!1ra.t
,lfZ,
a
paid
out
for
groceries
and
rents.
I
m"'
emfi
Al
,,A
,
,
t.
,
.
.
,
the
moment.
government
offices
y
P
y'are
scattered
all
over
town.
By
uUv
now,
i
i
m
1.
It's
Fast!
Find
out
liow
fant
an
electric
range
really
i
anil
you'll
Lo
surprised.
JuhI
a
flip
of
the
twitch
and
your
cookiitg.it
underway.
Names
will
not
be
published,
if
such
is
not
desired.
oOo
MY
IMPRESSION
is
that
the
Buy
General
Electric
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
2.
It's
Cool!
With
an
electric
rane,
the
heat
goe
into
the
food
where
it
'.
should
be.
There's
no
excewi
heat
'
'
R.
E.
Mortimer
i
,
324
2rjjl'
Ai
gNjjar
.CFPR),
your
kitt
hcn
hot
and
uniileusiiiiL
i
TOASTER
!
toaster
:
!
toaster
i
IRONS
$
KETTLE
$
HEATING
PAD
Whether,
the
failure
of
cats
to
live
up,
to
this
;
expectation
is
due
to
indulgent
owners
stuffing
'them
with
canned
salmon
and
other
delicacies,
which
takes
the
edge
off
their
predatory
instinct,
;
we
leave
to
the
pro-catters
to
write
about.
The
biological
survey
contents
itself
with
observing
that
"the
cat
is
not
a
very
satisfactory
control
'
to
the
rat
situation."
KNOW
YOUR
GOVERNMENT
EVERY
Canadian
should
have
a
general
know-'
ledge
of
how
the
government
operates,
because
every
Canadian
of
voting
age
has
the
opportunity
(
.of
taking
a
hand
in
running
the
country,
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
declares
in
a
new
publication
"Know
Your
Government'
which
has
'
just
been
issued.
"The
function
of
government
is
reaching
deeper
slarid
deeper
into
our
lives
every
year,"
the
Chamber
'publication
,
says.
"The
work
of
government
gets
jmore
complicated
every
day.
But
there
are
a
few
fundamental
facts
about
our
political
way
of
doing
;things
which
still
remain
true,
and
they
are
worth
previewing
now
and
again."
The
booklet
"Know
Your
Government"
covers
some
of
these
facts
in
broad
outline,
dealing
with
.the
Canadian
Constitution,
relations
between
the
'Dominion
and
the
Provinces,
the
functions
of
Parliament,
the
Cabinet
and
the
Courts.
The
duties
of
Ithe
Governor-General,
the
Senate
and
the
House
of
'.Commons
are
examined,
and
the
machinery
of
passing
a
law.
A
short
outline
of
the
work
of
the
.various
government
departments
is
given,
and
a
jbrief
survey
of
provincial
and
local
governments,
lasts
of
Cabinet
members,
and
members
of
the
'House
of
Commons
and
the
Senate
are
also
included.
In
announcing
publication
of
the
booklet,
the
President
of
the
Canadian
Chamber,
Robert
A.
$5ryce,
commented:
"The
strongest
protection
for
"democracy
is
an
informed
electorate.
The
voters
must
be
informed
on
the
issues
of
the
day,
but
gqually
important,
they
should
understand
how
the
democratic
machinery
of
government
works.
3.
It's
Clean!
average
family
is
no
better
off
now
than
it
was
say
around
1910.
The
wages
LOOK
higher
ana
maybe
dad
does
not
have
to
work
so
niany
hours
per
week
as
dads
did
sav
'in
1910,
1920
or
even
19f;oVlf8i0K
'
,
i
But
if
you
figure
out
what
the
average
pay
envempe
would
buy
in
1910
and
what
it
will
buy
today
I
think
you
will
see
that
our
"aavancement"
is
.more
imaginary
than
real.
We
have
far
more
gadgets
in
our
houses.
Vast
numbers
of
families
have
cars.
But
my
impression
is
that
the
average
family
Is
not
so
well
fed
as
was
the
case
in
1910.
The
girls
are
more
fasnionao;y
clothed
the
men
not
so
well,
for
today's
suitings
are
pretty
shoddy
stuff.
Am
I
right
oi-
wrong
that
more
and
more
w;ves
HAVE
to
work
to
make
ends
meet?
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Your
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range
is
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as
an
electric
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children
in
the
house
you'll
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"Thumbing"
Decried
By
Youth
Official
BERKHAMSTED,
Hertfordshire,
England
Hitch-hiking
can
be
harmful,
says
E.
St.
John
Catchpool.
secretary
of
a
.British
youth
movement.
Criticizing
what
he
called
the
"false
rumors"
spread
by
praising
the
spirit
of
adventure
in
hitch-hiking
.Catchpool
told
an
1
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1
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nf)i
5.
It's
Economical!
With
electricity,
there's
no
waste
heat
it's
accurately
measured
and
controlled.
Electric
cookery
is
low-coHt
cooking
only
a
few
cents
per
day.
more
thrilling
than
lovely
DIAMOND.
International
Youth
Hostel
con
ference
that
people
who
travel-.
led
"on
their
thumbs"
were
made
to
appear
almost
heroic
in
the
Cook
the
modern
way
electrically
ami
enjoy
the
difference.
Drop
in
and
ce
the
modern,
automatic
electric
ranget.
newspapers,
nine
ltnauian
naiuuer
is
tiding
wrui
uns
uuumew
j
e
suggested
a
counrty-wlde
lo
provide
a
popular,
short
outline
of
Canada's
gov-
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"youth
saving
for
travel-
scheme
Z.
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r
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o
and
and
cheaner
cheaper
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rail-and-boat
hn.
fares
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Bldg.)
I
SEE
THESE
SPARKLING
BEAUTIES
TODAV
AT
would
counteract'.
th
i
(otherwise,
.he
said:
"Hitch-hiking
may,
if
not
taced
squarely,
.lead
to
a
'something
frnmental
processes.
There
are
,of
course,
some
gxcellent
scholarly
studies
in
this
field,
but
not,
we
Relieve,
enough
works
suitable
for
wide
popular
distribution;
We
hope
that
'Know
Your
Government'
will
stimulate
wider
interest
in
how
democratic
government
works
in
this
country."
JevA
for
nothing'
attitude
and
loss
of
self-respect."
anson's
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a
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News.