Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ray
Reflects
'
and
Reminisces
Thursday,
June
15,
lO
for
a
month.
Im
afraid
of
my
ments.
It
lias
been
the
good
'
fortune
of
the
writer
to
experl-I
I
wife.
In
jail,
there
would
be
sonw
.
i
ence
this.
If
the
search
fur
!
For
a
month-
an'way-
Ttv
worthwhile
copy
and
its
prepar-local
press,
that
day,
printed
a
at;on
f0r
the
composing'
room
Is
story
coming
within
the
classifi-
'
not
free
of
perplexities
and
'
cation
of
"unioue."
j
problems,
the
same
Is
true
of
l
As
the
series
of
recollections
j
handling
a
linotype
or
press,
or
-
concerning
earry
newspaper's
:n
i
wrestling
with
makeup
or
try
Prince
Rupert
draws
to
the
end
j
to
dismiss
from
thoughts,
the
'
of
the
deadline.
it
Is
pleasure
to
acknowledge
,
spectre
the
aid
and
co-operation
always
j
:
so
promptly
given
where
ever;
Gordon
Temple
of
Terrace
ar-
f
1
See
k&L'i.
j
It
An
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbu"4ing
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
,
The
latest
development
,
in
Prince
Rupert
newspaper
affairs
took'
place
in
the
spring
of
1&7
when
the
plant
and
business
of
The
Empire
was
sold
to
H.
G.
Perry
of
Prince
George.
The
property
became
incorporated
with
The
Daily
News
and
since
then
the
enlargement
and
gen
possible.
rived
In
the
city
by
car
Tuesday
The
dally
making
of
a
paper
nlgnt
front
lne
interior
and
pro-involves,
also
the
probability
of
..
.
'
tn
Vnn
f
and
V
WviCKERS'
j
V.
GIN
jJ
For
Summer
HERE
ARE
JUST
AI
OF
THE
GOOD
VA
Men's
Pure
Wool
SM
JACKETS-blue
J1
Reg
$
30.00.
I
Now
t
Men's
Brown
OXFijf
good
fit,
latest
style
1
Special
N'ow
.
I
Men's
WlNlHSKExitrft
'
St.
$3.00.
Now
young
Men's
oabl
PANT&-perfect
fit
and
From
til
Men's
Felt
Hats,
silk
'
J
top
notch
styles.
Special
frorrt
.
,
J
6oys'
WINDnrtEAKll
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
WHO
UPS
PRICES?
ONE
OF
THE
KEEN-est
business
men
in
Can-
By
Carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Tear
$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
5.00.
but
few
were
known
to
errors,
eral
expansion
and
improvement
of
the
premises
may
be
said
t.
'!
real
resentment,
all
be-.
of
famlly
Ulnm.
Ac.
in'
ralfpn
m
onnrl
nnrr
i
a'da
returned
to
his
home'
be
reaching
the
point
of
com'ple
companying
Mr.
Temple
to
the
Another
point
to
remember
The
Dirtiest
City
in
Vancouver
recently
af-i
-
"
y
in
much
easier
city
were
Emll
Haugland,
Stew-
V1CKERS'
It
DISTIUID
IN
CANADA
and
18
mmiiuiio
ivCalVftt
ITiis
a
Jvertisc
merit
is
not
publivhed
or
di".
,
...
v..
,
,,.
art
Camntip
f'n
n
Knrrpnr.
nnrt
1
r
11
-
.u
XT
ter
a
worm
cruise
lews-
Prince
George
publishing
field,
is
me
rouune
grina
uecumes
wm-u
i
-
there
is
harmony
between
typo-
James
Kohney
who
returned
to
graphical
and
editorial
depart-
the
Interior
yesterday
afternoon.
!
played
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
oi
papermen
asked
him
if
he
former
Minister
of
Education,
had
anything
to
say
about
ris-
were
ofr
PIONEERS,
IOXEERS,
it
it
is
is
suggested
suggested
some
some
times,
times,
are
are
in-
inclined
clined
to
to
be
be
the
the
mo?t
most
comnlacent
complacent
and
and
the
the
last
last
to
to
oy
Uie
uovemmciit
of
Untish
Colunibii'
Ing
prices.
He
stated
qiiue
Giving
considerable
attention
"
frankly
that
there
was
suVne
to
the
policy
and
various
meet-
realize
or
admit
backward
and
reactionary
conditions
within
a
community
but
it
has
remained
for
a
oiluwc,p,uoi,
an
SiZeS
Ut)l)
Nnu,
J
mystery
about
them
and
that,,
jugs
0f
the
early
city
councils
pioneer
citizen
to
return
from
a
trip
around
the
n's
opinion,
they
were
proj-i
was
found
to
be
much
to
the
ad-
""jo
una
uirls'
CO
auiy
uue
ui
ucicitc
,
vaiuyge
ui
uie
ruuiu
picas
xteau-
"s
better
quality
irs.
Sells
$2
50.
ment
policies
secretly
appn?a.
,
ers
wanted
to
keep
in
touch
wttn
uniy
3oys'
PANTS-for"drf.
(
hool
wear,
piori
fi.l
strong.
From
ICT!--1'
Wit
IT
13
4
That
statement
by
the
head
'
what
the
mayor
and
aldermeii
cf
one
of
Canada's
greatest
j
were
saying
to
one
another',
If
merchandising
establishments
;
unable
to
know
what
they
were
'
substantiates
what
I
have
been
thinking
about.
Council
sittings,
'
writing
for
years
back
In
this
at
first,
were
once
a
week.
Quite
column.
frequently
there
were
special
and
committee
meetings.
All
In
all,
AT
A
TIME
WHEN
THE
there
were
plenty
to
do
some-
fovernments
should
have
been
times
all
day
and
half
the
night,
j
working
night
and,
day
to
keep
The
first
general
sitting
of
the
the
cost
of
living
from
going
up
;
full
council
after
incorporation
i
,
.
.
r
FOR
.YOUrfHOLl
Flyinq
U"
Gusf
Roneh,
Corf
they
have
been
doing
the
verv
,
opposit.
Starting
in
194(5
I
,
showed
how
this
worked
out
!
with
the
world's
wool
surplui.
Ihere
was
the
greatest
surplus
In
the
history
of
the
world.
B
it
i
five
Interested
governments
combined
to
"rig
the
markets.':
They
actually
disposed
of
the
supposed
20
years
supply
in
five
in
1910
was
in
the
old
court
!
house,
now
used
as
a
museum,
i
The
acting
clerk
was
named
Taitersall,
and
after
him,
came
j
E.
A.
Woods
,hwo
served
as
clerk
fo"
many
a
year.
CENSORED?
j
During
both
wars,
local
papers
j
remained
cautious.
There
was
no
choice
The
press
knew
to
a
;
world
and
tell
us
quite
emphatically
that
his
home
town
is
the
dirtiest
and
most
untidy
of
all
the
places
he
has
seen.
That
is
quite
a
statement
and
it
is
one
which
should
not
go
unheeded.
Maybe
some
of
us
have
become
a
little
weary
and
feel
somewhat
frustrated
after
long
complaint
about
th?
pot-hole
ridden
main
streets,
the
clouds
of
dust
that
so
often
swirl
down
the
principal
thoroughfare,
the
broken
sidewalks,
the
open
ditches
and
the
smelly
drains.
Nevertheless,
these
unkempt
and
dirty
conditions
make
impression
upon
our
visitors
who
tell
abroad
of
what
they
see.
Just
how
damaging
and
widespread
the
effects
can
be
of
the
dissemination
of
unfavorable
descriptions
of
a
community
is
hard
to
estimate.
But
it
is
not
only
the
effect
that
dirty
and
disagreeable
conditions
may
have
on
the
visitors.
They
also
affect
the
health
and
morale
of
the
people
who
live
here.
Taking
the
lead
in
improving
the
city
and
making
it
clean,
interesting
and
attractive
should
be
the
civic
authorities
themselves.
Their
resources
and
their
facilities
may
not
be
great
but
it
is
certainly
important
that
the
most
should
be
made
of
what
there
are.
A
Good
Placj
lo
Stop
244
Miles
to
TELKWA
HOTEL
Telkwa,
B.C.
Just
a
Nice
Day's
Drive
tKllng,
boating,
swir:
dancuiK
and
fid);
Wrltf,
Wire
or
Phc,
I'has.
Wilkinson
70
Mile
P.O..
BC
'
ety
how
far
it
could
go
anJ
they
side-step
the
so-called
tthat
would
happen
should
It
gb
"law
of
supply
and
demand"
that
SHIHG01E
wool
reached
the
highest
price
in
history,
when
It
should
have
been
helping
to
bring
cost-of-living
down.
too
lar
There
were
meetings
between
publishers
and
military
and
naval
officers,
this
being
most
helpful
in'
gaining
a
thorough
understanding
of
ths
The
ideal
finish
Vj
i
'
THE
SOCIAL
WORKERS
OF,
U
?n"'
TTtt
i
Shingles,
Fences
rough
lumber.
Ma
with
more
zeal
than
prudence!
Canada
are
meeting
in
Vancouver
as
this
is
written.
Looking
over
their
week's
program,
I
am
filed
a
derpatch,
reporting
ar-l
rival
of
a
certain
important
war-;
cVilr
Ti'itH
an
flrimtrflT
ahnflrft
!
a
variety
of
attro
colors.
c'uly
impressed
by
the
breadth
'
M
was
a
Thompson
Hardwai
of
the
subjects
covered.
Bu
Co.
Ltd
knuckles.
How
come?
Ships
movements
strictiy
forbidden
by
censor.
Kindly
explain,
rt
took
a
bit
of
explaining,
too!
ORDER
IS
COURT
what
would
be
the
net
gain
for
Canada
if
we
devised
and
ed
the
most
advanced
kind
of
Social
Welfare
program
if
i
prices
are
going
to
keep
on
ris-!
ing,
faster
than
wages
ever
can?
I
What
Bond
is
a
cnntrihutnrv
Miivinif,
Packinr,
(
ralii
Shlpplnf
and
f.inrri
Cartair
and
Slora?
Coir.plete
Reliable
and
I
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
FOR
REPAIRING
Call
363
MITCHELL
&
CURRIE
LIMITED
Builders
&
Contractors
An
assize,
or
police
court
could,
as
a
rule,
be
depended
on
lent
Service,
also
at;pr4
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co
Male
from
barley-malt
and
rice,
tliis
liigli-proof
beer
is
tops
in
quality
and
flavor.
i'fii.CET(l.
"lliffll
Life"
BEER
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
a
weldlr.i!
supplies.
t
Lindsay'j
Cartagl
Storage
Limite
for.
2nd
and
Part
Avii
ANOTHER
ALUMINUM
PLANT
THE
possibility
of
another
aluminum
plant
a
great
multi-million
dollar
industry
being
established
on
this
coast
is
mentioned.
v
A
far
as,can
he
learned,
the
reported
project
of
the
Aluminum
Corporation
of
America
is
separate
from
that
of
the
Aluminum
Co.
of
Canada
and
will
have
no
effect
upon
the
latter
project
which
appears
to
be
moving
favorably
toward
fruition
in
the
immediate
vicinity
of
Prince
Rupert.
There
may
be
questions
arising
as
to
the
exporting
of
Canadian
power
for
an
industry
located
and
giving
employment
in
United
States
territory.
It
may
be
that
the
whole
deal
is
not
very
far
advanced.
Nevertheless,
it
is
another
clear
indication
of
the
tendency
of
big
industry
and
business
Phones
I
.
Est.
1910
eld
age
pension
plan
if
a
worker
tor
live
copy.
It
had
to
be
writ-pays
in
a
whole
life
time
say
len
fast
and,
unless
dramatic,!
from
lS
to
65
only
to
find
that
;
unique
or
starting,
kept
wUfcini
the
purchasing
power
of
the
I
the
minimum
space.
One
morn-pension
when
received
is
a
mere
,
1".?.
a
man
whose
wife
sat
in
the
(
fraction
of
what
it
was
supposed
j
front
row
of
spectators,
was
to
be
when
the
premiums
were
called
as
a
witness.
As
he
was
collected?
j
'
doing
his
best
to
answer
ques-j
tions,
his
wife
kept
her
eyes
on
ON
MY
DESK
ARE
LETTERS
him.
Plainly,
the
witness
was
from
superannuated
school
becoming
nervous.
When,
ob-teachers
and
civil
servants
tell-
I
viously
to
his
relief,
it
was
all,
ing
of
their
desperate
struggle
!
over,
he
turned
Impulsively
to
!
to
pay
their
way.
All
their
lives
'
tne
magistrate
saying
he
wished
to
ask
a
ixvo'-
There
was'
they
chipped
in
so
much
per
no
month
to
provide
for
a
retire-
objection,
providing
the
magis-
j
ment
allowance.
Now
they
find
trate
nad
tne
power
that
the
dollar
they
get
back
is
would
like-"
he
said
ln
f-!
worth
less
than
half
as
much
as
fect-
"for
yu
to
send
me
to
Jail
1
tireirera
and
liolllem
of
"Royal
fT.vort"
Bw
and
"(r(
nrlltir
Ale.
warn
mii'nHaii'ESifiiOil
T.S.S.
STEAMER
Ihis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dicptayed
by
tKe
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Bntiih
Columbia.
PRIKCE
RUPE1
SAILS
FOR
I
l
it
was
when
they
paid
it
in.
j
!
to
cast
its
attention
to
this
new
and
fertile
area
of
I
I
Vancouve
PHONE
79
PHONE
79
That
comes
pretty
close
to;
WHEN
WE
GOT
CHILDRENS'
swindling
if
as
charged
prices
i
Allowances
in
Canada
we
were
i
are
being
kept
up
by
deliberate
;
told
that
it
was
an
epoch-mark-
i
hut
secret
government
policies,
ing
forward
advance.
But
as
one
!
rwl
Intermediatf
Thursday
at
1M5
p
m.
crtD
kETCHlK,
miinvil
lHallarr
putnnanj
'
,
I
desperate
housewife
writes
me,1
HERE
IN
B.a
WE
ARE
WAIT-
the
increase
in
the
price
of
milk
.
ing
to
see
whether
32,000
wood-
a
lone
has
since
more
than
wiped
'
workers
will
strike
to
get
an
out
the
entire
Childrens'
Allow-,
increase,
of
something
between
ance
grants.
.
j
9
and
19
cents
per
hour.
j
Incidentally,
too.
War
Vet-:
The
real
argument
is
whether
erans'
Pensions
are
now
worth
!
or
not
the
cost
of
living
has
less
than
50
of
what
they
were
i
increased
more
than
the
margin
when
granted
after
World
War1
natural
resources
and,
in
this
case,
latent
power.
Northern
British
Columbia
is
in
an
important
position
in
connection
with
the
aluminum
industry
since
it
is
the
power
resources
of
this
area
and
that
factor
alone
which
attract
the
industry
to
these
parts.
In
the
case
of
any
aluminum
industry
in
southeastern
Alaska,
it
would
be
the
power
of
British
Columbia
that
would
be
the
actuating
factor
in
bringing
it
here
just
as
in
the
case
of
the
currently
very
live
project
involving
central
British
Columbia
water
power
with
a
projected
mill
site
at
Kitimaat.
:i)Nr.Mi
For
Resetva
Write
or
C
city
ok
m
is
BAD
for
Cars
In
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
as
in
anything
else,
you
get
exactly
what
you
pay
for
.
.
.
That's
the
reason
why
you're
wise
to
bring
your
Chrysler
Built
car
to
a
man
who
knows
it
best
.
.
.
Our
trained
mechanics
h
a
v
e
t
h
e
"Know
how"
to
make
repairs
quickly
saving
you
time
ond
money.
They
use
only
factory
engineered
and
inspected
parts
and
special
factory
approved
equipment.
Rupert
Motors
Ltd.
Phones
566
Service
Dept.
oi
tne
requested
increase.
One.
PRINCE
RL;1
PROMPTNESS!'
BROADWAY
CAFE
HOURS
Weekdays
9
a.m.
to
9
p.m.
Sundays
12
Noon
to
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
o
9
p.m.
SIXTH
STREET
AND
THIRD
AVENUC
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paying
your
bills
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important.
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retail
merchants
and
the
professional
men
deserve
their
money
WHEN
THE
BILL
IS
DIE!
PAY
every
bill
within
ten
days
after
it
is
received
and
your
installment
accounts
on
the
due
dates.
Build
a
reputation
and
a
record
for
promptness.
Credit
Bureau
of
Prince
Rupert.
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Hours
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1
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Transfer)
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Grovel
and
Cement
Phone
Black
774
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Norton
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3rd
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