"j
in
i
'Revival
Af
!
Kitsesguckla
Reflects
.
,
.
.
.
.
and
Reminisce
i
K
7
i
Kitwanga
and
Kitwancool
:
If
2
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday.
Peorufiry
20,
lfllu
Ah
independent
daily
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Ltd.,
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
G.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY,
Managing
Director
MEMBER
OF
CANADIAN
PRESS
AUDIT
BUREAU
OF
CIRCULAT
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
"
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
m
.'
.
.
Church
Army
officials,
led
by
Lay
-
.,,
.
.
TT
'
Readers
Wallace
Morgan
and
kept
falling
Friday
night,-,
bm
D()use
of
KitwanKa
ancl
Ki!.
dt-rwear
Saturday,
me
most
qi
auntiay,
Mb
tmd
up
to
erly
IhU
afternoon,
;
na
CrossillR
recentlv
to
conduct
1
the
general
outlook
was
none
Vevlval.
Sev-
a
SUPPf.ssful
0oKpe,
,
too
sunny.
It
may
rain
tomor-1
,
.
,h
,.,
,lf
Si,,.n
-
95c
Men's
l)r,
row
generally
does
and
should
.
CroMlng
came
forward
to
admit
-
'
"
their
conversion
ana
mnKe
tneir
7nn
,
clouds
on
Wednesday,
protest
I
focti,in
r,r
fith
rn
rot
u.-n
nf
.
;.,
.
:,,'ns
Hia,,
An
Imaginary
war
is
In
full
i
!
swing
up
ncrth
and
White;
:
Horse
likes
the
idea
of
being
a
;
temporary
base
city.
For
one;
j
thing,
''
today's
military-civilian
I
population
must
be
around
seven
or
eieht
thousand.
That's
;
good
for
White
Horse
business.
Motors
come
and
go
day
and
night.
The
drone
of
planes
and
!
bombers
is
heard
any
old
ime.
j
Fighting
invaders
from
the
Arc-'
tic
and
'trying
to
find
Ion
fliers
:
make
the
greatest
midwinter
stir
White
Horse
has
known
i
since
'98..
"
'.
:
.
.
nrk
p.,,
.
-Hi
By
Carrier,
Per
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
75c;
Per
Year,
$8.00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
IS
w
...
K"j'.'
the
missior
rlcs
to
Kitwanga,
a
.
!
banquet
was
held.
The
Kitwan-
The
end
of
a
winter
that
had
i
00)i
members
of
the
party
have
!
1
T
since
returned
to
their
village
up
he
valley.
United
Church
anu
Salvation
!
Army
Hall
at
Ekeena
Ci-sm
were
both
opened
to
the
(
liureh
'
Now
$12.50
Mm,',
$3
95
Mr,',
Red
Cross
Coining
T
HE
RED
CROSS
will
shortly
be
up
m
engaged
in
a
variety
of
hardships
over
much
of
the
west
is
at
hand.
Put
It's
only
fair
to
say
that,
had
there
been
no
power
shortage,
the
season
would
have
been
rated
bright
and
not
unpleasant
in
Prince
Rupert.
Throughout
the
Interior,
services
were
reasonably
well
maintained.
There
ere
no
disasters,
8
k
e
e
n
a
i
Somewhere
down
east,
a
new-!
paper
reader
says
he
noticed
no
!
Army
visitors.
Proii
:.eiu
in
th-i
reception
were
Chief
Jacob
iviil-'
ton.
Field
Captain
Jeffrey
Johnson
and
Sergeant
Major
Arthur
;
3-7
''
rw,
h
one
said
anything
about
nciun-j
hell
out
of
Uncle
Joe
until
a
day
;
or
so
after
the
warihip'
Missouri
McDames
who
gave
an
address
of
j
i
welcome.
Bert
Russell
spoke
on
,
weathered
the
winter
with
nothing
to
be
ashamed
of.
I
behalf
of
the
younger
people.
"earing,
Now
$5
00
B,V
hl)U
ki,
u
L
M
Ho,,'
proof.
Now
.
$2
75
Hoys
lii..,
The
oarty
from
Kitwar.aa
con-
John
L.
Lewis
U
seventy
year
glsled
o
Wallace
Morttn,
8ol-old
and,
on
his
anniversary,
theiomon
Bryant,
Mrs.
l-klu
Mixire
soft
coal
Industry
may
be
saldjand
from
Kitwancool.
Albert
to
be
not
so
hot.
There's
strike
Du.se,
Chief
and
Mrs.
Fred
Good
talk,
government
action
threats
I
nd
jjlchael
Douc.
;'-'-
'-vOvlj
BuuU,
all
ihn
fc,''
had
been
floated
off
a
sandbar.!
A
little
prudence,
now
and
then,;
Is
practised
by
the
wisest
men.
Boxing,
a
sport
that
once
cap-!
Hired
the
pugilistic
Instincts
of;
Prince
Rupert's
manhood,
appears
to
be
on
the
way
back.;
The
indications
are
all
in
its
favor.
All
old
timers
can
recall
heated
hours
when,
In
the
old
Westholme
theatre,
the
Mcln-tyre
Hall,
the
Exhibition
Building
and
many
other
premises,
the
cauliflower
industry
was
go
Jaclliildrcn'sii.,
aborted
roolv
Sl
aujjjjijf
ana;
uuwn,
tlcn
of
clays
of
work,
more
or
I
w
Prince
Rupert,
as
elsewhere
in
Canada,
in
the
annual
campaign
for
funds
with
$4,000
set
as
the
objective
for
Prince
Rupert-
Incidental
to
the
organization
of
the
drive
here,
the
annual
meeting
of
the
local
branch
will'
soon
be
held.
"
The
Red
Cross
should
need
no
special
commen--.jjytion
since
its
good
works
are
so
well
known,
its
;
.Cause
is
so
well
established
and
Prince
Rupert
has
-
always
been
so
generous
with
it,
accepting
it
almost
-
as
one
of
the
budgetary
musts.
However,
a
word
of
commendation
at
this
time
might
not
be
amiss
not
only
in
the
way
of
support-'
lling
the
drive
financially
when
it
comes
but
also
in
lthe
Way
of
local
citizens
turning
out
when
the
annual
meeting
is
held
to
participate
in
the
proceedings
arid
possibly
become
enrolled
ag
active
workers
in
the
cause
of
mercy
and
assistance.
The
work
of
the
Red
Cross
in
wartime
is
well
enough
known.
Its
principal
peace
time
projects
are
the
establishment
and
assistance
of
outpost
hospitals,'
of
which
a
shining
example
is
the
one
at
less
friction
between
John
him-,
self
and
the
miners,
and
so!
forth.
In
other
words,
to
call
j
the
situation
a
mess,
is
no
exag-,
geration.
ing
handsomely.
raft
Kitselas
Names
WATEB
INDIAN
LAND
NEW
DELHI
(P
More
than
80.000
acres
of
land
have
been
Prince
Rupert
Flowers
for
u
I
Always
Prompt
and
Courteous!
'300
3rd
Ave.
Br
covered
with
irrigation
faciliticij
In
India's
United
Provinces
since!
the
food
production
drive
started
Hew
Officers
KITSELAS
Native
Brother
J
We're
Here
to
Serve
YOU
i
last
Ausust.
Two
thousand
ma
hood
and
Native
Sisterhood'here
j
sonry
wells
have
been
con-
Commodore
Cafel
another
4.000
ate!
structed
and
For
Friend!;,
And
Advice
being
sunk.
GRATEFUL
CHIEFS
In
full
regalia.
Chief
William
Scow,
president
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
Indians,
right,
and
Chief
Frank
Assu,
leader
of
the
North
American
Brotherhood
of
Indians,
appear
before
the
Bar
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
as
the
session
opened
this
week,
to
thank
the
legislators
for
being
granted
the
franchise.
Chief
Scow
reads
his
petition
while
Chief
Assu
holds
the
rattle
to
show
the
Raven
Is
happy
and
the
speaker's
staff
of
red
cedar,
bearing
the
crest
of
Kolus,
sister
of
the
Thun-derblrd,
mythical
bird
of
the
coast
Indians.
(C.
P.
Photo)
have
elected
officers
for
the
year
with
Albert
Young
the
new
president
of
the
Brotherhood
and
Mrs.
Albert
Young
re-elected
president
of
the
Sisterhood.
Complete
lists
of
officers
are:
Building,
Insul;
"Hospitality
and
Good
Food"-Phone
17
for
Send-Out
Orders
3rd
Ave.
David
Chow,
Mgr.
Decoration
ft:
REPAIR
OLD
FLAG
I
LONDON
(f
The
London
j
school
of
needlework
has
given
a
new
lease
of
life
to
the
first
Union
Jack
ever
flown
from
Malta.
It
has
been
repaired
i
here
and
will
be
sent
back
to
the
island.
Terrace;
the
blood
donor
work,
which
was
illustrated
here
last
year,
and
the
establishment
and
:
operation
of
ex-service
men's
hostels.
-The
public
also
knows
of
the
cases
where
the
Hod
Cross
stepped
in
during
times
of
disaster
emer-
"
gency
to
give
on
the
spot
aid
until
the
proper
authorities
could
take
over.
ISLAND
i
Work
of
AA
is
Explained
BUILDERS'
General
Buii
505
Mi
'Bride
SI.
'iipft'iimiiiffltim
i
l
i
cohol
and
effects
on
the
human
!
being.
Following
the
film,
an
explart-jation
of
AA
functions
was
mad"
i
by
a
member
from
Vancouver.
I
Most
of
the
audience
felt
that
AA
;
followed
the
policy
of
temper-
iiliiliilMliiiiiNiliilM
Sl'E.VMFR
LCXLKl
BROTHERHOOD
1
i
President,
Albert
Young.
Vice
-
Presinent,
Mrs.
Lizzie
Erlght,
sr.
;
'
Secretary,
Miss
Beatrice
Bevan.
Assistant
Secretary,
Flora
E.
Bevan.
Treasurer,
Roy
Bolton.
Last
year's
secretary,
George
Walter
Wright,
is
now
a
patient
in
Miller
Bav
at
Prince
Rupert.
'
SISTERHOOn
Presdient.
Mrs.
Albert
Young.
Vic
e-
President,
Mrs.
Li7aie
Bevan.
BOOSTS
HAINES
FERRY
EBY
&
SONS
Contractort
REPAIRS
-
REMODELLING
FOUNDATIONS
Let
us
help
you
plan
that
new
home
under
the
N.H.A.
Phoni
Green
883
Bm
5t
i
'1-
!
-
.
t
'4
I
l
1
i
!
f
I
-
,
.i
I
l
I
mmiQ
i
ujall
tnnutn
and
rociwt.
nnfp
nr
rp1ipinii
nrtrnni7flt.inrm
MILlll
'
SNACK
KG?
Bigger
on:
T.HE
VANCOUVER
PROVINCE
comes
Out
With
ed
throughout
the
corners
of
the
i
But-
they
were
told
by
members
a
plea
for
action
as
well
as
consideration
on
the
!elobe-
xt
t
the
only
org-(that
aa's
only
concern
is
the
.
1
.
ionizations
in
a
fast
paced
world
I
chunk
sick
man
who
needs
a
project
for
the
establishment
Of
a
ferry
Service
i
which
is
operated
through
the
I
helping
hand
In
the
long
strug-Kotu-onn
Pvinno
Tfunovt
-inrl
Hninpss
nr-Vi
a
;prvioe
heart
for
the
sincere
benefit
of
;
gle
back
to
abstinence.
These
between
fnnce
Kupeit
and
Haines,
bucn
a
service,
trenabilitating
confirmed
alco.
poin,s
were
agreed
with
by
capt.
the
Province
says,
would
be
a
big
boon
to
motor
holies.
iw.
c.
Pouiton,
salvation
Army,
,
,
.
.......
'
urt-.
ittitVt
nlKH
A
nnT.r.,An.-.nl
Secretary,
Miss
Beat-rice
Bevan.
PRINCE
GEORGE
l.
SAILS
FOR
I
VANCOUVER
!
and
Intermedial
Ports
j
Each
Thursday
at
11:15
p.m.
For
KETCHIKAN
WEDNESDAY
MIDNIGI11
Assistant
Secretary,
Flora
E.
'
Bevan.
!
Treasurer,
Mrs.
George
E.
timvst
traffu.
si
vvp
sis
-an
arterv
of
lmoortant
i--ut.an
aiconouc,
oeiore
H,w.nr,.
can
rin
Va
be
helped,
mil
must
sincerely
'
"
ul
rt,
WMJ
wrignt.
,
i
HAMBl
want
to
be
helped
and
from
then
:
tM
enrolment
of
more
member
Social
Committee
Mrs.
Roy
i
on,
and
from
A
A
members
and
a
in
tne
AA-
from
Prince
Rupert.
Bolton,
Miss
Rhoda
Bevan
an.1
j
firm
belief
in
himself,
will
gradu-
Alcoholics
Anonymous
Is
now
Miss
Dorothy
Lrkerby.
allv
set
the
'alcoholic
on
his
feet
1
active
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
ex-
After
the
Sisterhood
meetinr.
again.
These
points
were
ex-
Pected
regular
weekly
meeting
tea
was
served
3t
the
home
of
Better
on
win
oe
nem,
not
open
to
tne
Mrs.
Albert
Young,
general
public,
but
it
was
an-
.
Moving,
Packing,
(
rating,
Shipping
anil
General
Cartage
and
Storage
Complete
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
also
'assents
for
Canadian
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.,
for
Oxygen.
Acetylene
and
all
welding
supplies.
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenues
Est.
1910
Phones
60
and
fig
A7
Full
Coursf
5-7
f.
OPEN
8
m.
For
Reset
vattoni
Write
or
Call
CITY
OR
DEPOT
OFFICE
PRINClE
RUPKK1.
BC.
Jllst
l)fl
TV.:"
mcihst.
n"
nounced
another
open
gathering
will
be
staged
next
Sunday.
The
oiciui-es.
one
a
"March
of
Time"
film,
were
loaned
to
the
Vancouver
Centre
of
AA
by
the
Women's
Christian
Temp?'rance
Union
of
Va.icouvei.
rt
pressed
Sunday
night
by
members
cf
AA
to
nearly
100
people
ir.
j
the
Civic
Centre
who
n.-er"
dips-ent
at
an
open
meeting
a.
A
t,how-:lng
of
two
films
dealing
with
alcohol
and
alcoholics-
The
films
were
not
of
the
"Lost
j
Week-end''
variety
,as
might
have
been
expected
.
by
the
audience
but
presented
educational
explanatory
stories
of
the
compounds
and
manufacture
of
n!-
economic
value
to
the
people
of
the
north.
Here
is
what
the
Province
says
editorially:
"Both
Canadian
and
United
States
governments
are
giving
serious
consideration
to
the
establishment
of
a
ferry
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
-Haines,
Alaska,
according
to
a
statement
in
Victoria
.Jiy.
Col.
John
Noyes,
Alaska's
commissioner
of
roads.
"It
is
hoped
the
"serious
consideration"
will
result
in
action.
Such
a
service
could
be
a
valuable
link
in
the
development
of
the
north
country,
both
Canadian
and
Alaskan.
By
the
way
of
the
Haines
Cutoff,
cars
and
trucks
from
Prince
Rupert
could
easily
reach
Whitehorse,
the
Alaska
Highway
and
the
road
network
of
Alaska.
Traveling
south,
-cars
from
Alaska
and
the
Yukon
could
connect,
at
Prince
Rupert,
with
the
entire
highway
network
of
the
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
For
the
East
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday
8:00
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday,
Saturday
:0:15
p.m.
Classified
adf.
oring
result.
Classified
ads
bring
results.
B3
JOHN
H.
BULGER
OPTOMETRIST
If
Winter
co
Spring
be
h
Use
Baptone
decent
Thompiott
H
-'-rfiK
AzzyjK
2aza7'A
a
a
Co.W
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
"There
would
be
a
big
stimulus
to
northern
motor
tourist
traffic
Tourists
could
drive
a
western
route
to
Alaska
and,
by
using
the
Alaska
Highway,
could
-
make
a
circle
of
the
north..
But
still
more
important
would
be
the
economic
value
to
all
the
permanent
residents
of
the
north.
Canadian
produce
could
speed
by
track
to
Alaska
and
Alaska's
substantial
exports
could
have
an
alternative
route
to
market.
It
would
provide
Alaska
with
another
"lifeline,"
and
could
be
invaluable
for
defence
purposes.
"The
whole
continent
is
looking
northward
these
days.
Here's
an
opportunity
to
take
joint
action
on
a
"practical
step
toward
advancement
and
ment
of
this
great
frontier"
MANUFACTURERS'
AGENT
Wholesale
Warehouse
carrying
a
represe
nli!'
prompt
service
to
the
trail'
GOODYEAR
TIRE
&
RUBBER
CO.
Tiros,
tub
hose,
belting,
accessories.
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