i)rinrc
Uupcrt
Dailu
fcUis
Tii.Miiv,
Jiiauiry
25,
19-ii)
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"Ol'i!
1
1
"
r"r
ft
what
City
Counci
Dd
,
,
hoard
of
.lots
had
been
sought
by
the
I
li
renort
a
petition
Hospital
Board
as
site
for
pos-
;
Aq
1uai-tt-i.arit
anlit
nrrx-pn
ilfracj
ts
tr.
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Prm.-
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id
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communiiin
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nortnrrn
and
centra)
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Columbia
(Auifiurimt
as
Srcond
Claf
Mall.
Post
Office
Department,
Ottawa)
Published
everr
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prlnct
Rupert
Dally
New
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert.
British
Columbia.
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A.
HDNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director.
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iH)
future
expansion,
baie
four
Havs
cove
ay-
aw"?
:ned
by
:
res
dents
seeking
to
have
was
made
on
recommenauuon
V,
,
'
1
1
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,
-vv
.
i
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l
t
-v.
.-
hnv
in
a
drain
cut
oy
ui
luc
imoww
-
the
ritv
workmen
across
prupei
iy
city
.vv
R
P
Smith
ana
n
pen
nun
nam
wv
occupied
by
The
open
eial
ana
ocean
view
rwi
Bremner.
James
Need
Of
Air
Field
drain
was
ciescnoeu
as
anoe
to
property
beautifi:atior.
garding
construction
of
a
side-1
walk
on
First
Avenue
was
held
j
over
for
further
investigation
nn
rpcommendation
of
the;
and
a
hakard
to
children.
ACK
OF
AN
AIR
FIELD
for
the
use
of
land
.
1
A.
,1
iUrt
V
I
board
of
works.
planes
at
Prince
Kupert
almost
causeu
JS.
Received
a
report
from
the
health
committee
mai
it
nu
:
-
v
-
.
ynt'
4
.-J
considered
a
medical
scheme
,
,
0
.
J
proposed
by
the
provincial
De-
,
T
..
j
partment
of
Health
and
Wei-'
Despite
a
47
per
cent
increase
in
cost
since
it
was
or-e'ered
two
years
aijo,
decided
to
,
mfirm
the
city's
desire
to
purchase
a
quantity
of
heavy
steel
pipe
for
renewal
of
the
water
main
across
Shawatlans
Passage.
Price
at
the
time
the
pipe
was
ordered
was
$10,768.
Aldermen
agreed
that,
because
the
line
was
badly
in
need
of
f
'
fare
for
social
service
recipi-
FATh
eh
DFXI
VERS
HIS
OWN
CHILD
Now
;ha,
ents
submitted
to
council
twoj'p,,,,
Fcwcil
22,
Chicig".
nervously
bites
his
finr
weeks
ago,
but
had
deferred
de-l
gazes
at
ms
new
six
-pound
daughter
and
hishajj
eislon
on
it
pending
receipt
of'
ttp
It
nRppenecHikf
this:
a
baby
was
on
the
be
its
approximate
costs.
vvas
in
a
hurry,
but
the
doctor
wasn't.
Ther
4S
renew!
the
pipe
must
.
.
.
i
4
i..Ti,A..
Kit.
rvwr
l-,il
intr,
u
renciiiouu
buiui-uih
mo
vw.i
in'
"hu
nit
viorid
mother
told
new
spaper
reporters:
"It
wasn't
my
Decided
to
purchase
10
pairs
bought
regardless
of
the
heavy
increase
in
cost.
Delivery
will
be
made
between
April
and
June.
Money
for
the
purchase
ill
come
from
the
city's
water
f?erve
fund.
.
of
blankets
for
the
city
jail
at(
$12
a
pair.
Recommendation!
was
made
by
the
police
Dally
Rewsc
Reminiscences
'A
.1
1
rt
RFI-IFCTIONS
Heard
Alderman
Casey
des-
By
W.
J.
I
crlbe
as.'
stingy"
a
reeominenu-
:
:
..
.
.
f.
who
have
lived
in
Approved
payment
of
$112
SO
a
the
city's
annual
dues
to
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities,
and
also
$25
as
annual
member
ation
by
the
Pioieer
Home
Tho.-
Committee
that
the
Home
be
prince
Rupert
lon
enough
to
allowed
$20
a
month
to
provide
remember
early
days,
agree
fflf
J
'
ship
fees
in
the
Canadian
Fed
period
relief
for
its
caretakers
that
they
never
experienced
a
eration
of
Mayors
and
Munici
rjoss
of
the
visit
of
the
Harlem
Globe
Trotters
and
imr
deprivation
of
one
of
the
bipgest
and
most
'
spectacular
events
in
local
athletic
history.
Had
this
city
had
such
an
air
field,
the
land
plane
of
the
regular
air
service
would
have
been
able
to
come
through
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
and
'
bring
the
important
visitors
as
scheduled.
As
it
was
the
entire
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
operation
for
the
day
had
to
be
called
off
because
weather
conditions
were
such
as
to
block
off
landings
at
the
transfer
point
of
Sandspit.
And
this
has
not
been
by
any
means
the
first
occasion
when
there
has
been
delav
or
cancellation
of
the
service
between
"
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
which
could
have
'
been
maintained
had
there
been
an
air
strip
so
as
the
Vancouver
plane
could
come
through
here.
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
officials
have
expressed
the
opinion
that
air
traffic
may
increase
this
year
to
a
point
where
two
flights
daily
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
may
be
required.
That
could
mean
just
double
the
inconvenience
and
delay
to
traffic
through
the
necessity
of
the
transfer
between
land
and
sea
craft
at
Sandspit.
In
addition
to
the
commercial
air
service,
there
are
also
all
the
casual
aircraft
which
would
come
.
here
if
there
were
the
air
field
at
this
highly
strategic
point.
As
we
have-
often
said
before
Prince
Rupert
is
the
only
centre
of
such
importance
in
the
country
that
has
no
air
field.
Every
day
the
necessity
be-ZT.
-comes
more
and
more
demonstrated.
Continued
""dependence
on
sea
aircraft
is
not
in
keeping
with
the
times.
mm.
I
who
now
work
seven
days
a,
winter
the
equal
of
the
present
I
week
Council
passed
the
1
season
for
frequency
of
snow
palities.
I
measure
after
being
assured
by
(
storms.
Rain
I
the
Mayor
that
the
caretakers
numerous.
Ze
s
and
gales
were
lT
J?
l
ero
has
been
lelt.
"C
'.
r.tj
lowfalls,
as
a
rule
j
SX
J
GIVES
VP
CITY
Mr'r
TO
J
IVE
LIKE
1H.RMIT
Raw
flour
and
oatmeal.
Uv.r'.hn-
wi
ll
raw
potatoes
and
carrots,
are
the
staple
diet
of
Percy
I.eapc
tt.
He
was
a
Montreal
business
man,
who
gave
up
city
life'
three
years
ago
to
live
in
rags
in
a
tent
near
Engle-hart.
Ont.
Here
lie
cats
a
meal
of
flour
washed
down
with
hand-fuls
of
snow.
Lejieett
says
he
wcukl
like
to
visit
his
88-year-old
mother
in
Montreal
but
first
must
complete
a
cabin
he
is
building.
He
feels
fit,
he
says.
1
had
areed
that
the
amount
There
were
sn
around
Christmas
and
the
New
was
satisfactory.
J
Decided
to
endorse
a
resolution
originating
with
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
urging
the
Department
of
Transport
to
make
a
survey
of
Tugwell
Island
and
to
hold
public
hearings
of
the
Air
Transport
Board
here
with
the
Radio
Dial
DIVIDING
OF
FISH
SEASON
Fisheries
t'ummission
In
objective
of
having
an
air
land
CFPR
AUSKA
TAXING
FISH
CATCHES
1240
Kilocycits
Finely-appo-nu;
ite.mert
0ffe
accommodaf'O'.'
mel$
fnt
i
;ty
bit
trip
soui
ing
strip
built
at
Tugwell
tsubject
to
Change)
Year.
There
ha
been
good
skating
for"
weeks.
Eut
the
last
months
of
1948
and
the
first
of
1949
have
been
remarkable
for
the
tevcrity
and
early
appearance
of
snow,
and
the
persistence
with
which
it
has
kept
falling.
Skinny
men,
women
gain
5,10,15
lbs.
Cet
New
Hep.
Vim,
Vigor
Favor
But
Other
Fleets
Want
Time
to
Consider
JL
NFAU
A
bill
to
tax
halibut.
.
.
6
k
E
I
'
li
t
t
1
0
r
,
Granted
leave
of
absence
to
PRINCE
F
City
Engineer
Don
Stewart
for
purpose
of
attending
Can-
he
adian
Pension
Board
examinations
at
Vancouver
between
February
11
and
15
,
-.
.
.
rod,
clams,
crab
and
bottrr.i
fish,
for
the
first
time
in
A
a
ska,
is
before
the
territorial
legislature.
It
is
also
planned
to
increase
by
an
estimated
four
to
five
times
,the
present
tax
on
canned
salmon.
That
would
make
the
tax
on
sockeye
56
cents
a
Uflr
hollow
'tit
,!'!!
H'V
llfl'l"
nil
out
SAHJ
South.
TIIUIiSD.V
MONDAY.
THURSDA!
For
lr.fc
res-rva.i
D.
II.
E.
Maflm
I...
ncer
ril
Km
h
tf-lnrr.
Approved.
expenditure
of
$450
for
installation
of
a
fence
around
the
new
Gyro
swimming
International
Fisheries
Com-i
mission
officials
appear
favor-;
ably
disposed
to
a
deferment
of
the
opening
of
the
annual
hali-
',
tut
fishing
season
to
June
and
the
splitting
of
the
season
in
Area
Two
into
two
parts,
says
George
Anderson,
secretary
of
the1
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
who
returned
to
the
city
a
few
days
ago
after
attending
a
conference
of
fleet
representative
with
the
Commission.
However,
the
Commission
is
not
commit-
Iv
Ik
-nttn
f'-'t
1
:
t
1
f
nt
ajr-''
'
11"
Hrit-tm'ltlttig
"tir.u',.1
'
-
tn
iff'ir:iTHf.
I-
i
fm
.-R
tiiri
-.11
-1
f--l
...
,
!(,.
t-
i'
n
t
t
n
'1
park
on
the
board
ca;e
as
compared
with
tne
pres-
pJol
at
McClymont
ent
10
cents.
.
recommendation
of
i
tin
i.t
pr.
'ip-ti
i
fc.'tll"'
V
ROBERT
BURNS
DAY
iirti
'Kef
'--(I
"r
t
fT
.-,
-
Try
fren
o-ppt
i..b.-
i
tm
I-
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hlMl
mi
txt
sti
thw
ti
ii
Al
tl
4ncu
!
Marcus
Jensen,
speaking
of
0f
Works.
.
j
how
it
would
affect
the
halibut
....
i
i
catches,
considered
there
would
Agreed
to
an
expenditure
of
',
h"
but.
little
dancer
of
halibv.t
7S
fur
Installation
of
a
culvert
K
10
MATTER
HOW
some
of
the
uninspired
may
IN
feel
about
it,
the
memory
of
Robert
Burns
is
itself
to
the
suggestion
un-
i
b.-i
c
diverted
to
Prince
Rupert
at
the
foot
of
Dunsmulr
Street
ng
immortal
and
sacred
with
the
most
of
good
Scots
I
,
'
i
REALLY
to
avoid
tin
tax
because
-.only
and
the
cleaning
of
a
ditch
and
the
southernmost
catches
go
culvert
to
clear
a
water
course
tneve.
Besides,
with
the
seasons
,
which
now
Is
creating
a
nuis-bccomir.g
so
short,
fishermen
ance
on
property
occupied
by
'
cniM
not
afford
the
time
to
A.
A.
Gauthier,
Ninth
Avenue
avoid
a
tax
that
would
not
West.
The
action
was
taken
on
amount
to
more
than
$50
for,
recommendation
of
the
board
:
a
good-sized
catch.
.
of
works.
kil
further
agreement
Is
iorth-coming
from
other
fleets
besides
Prince
Rupert
to
which-the
proposal
is
something
new.
The
Vancouver
and
Seattle
fleets
asked
time
to
consider
cue
idea.
It
will
be
necessary,
however,
to
give
an
answer
soon
to
the
Commission,
recommendations
of
which
must
be
approved
by
Ottawa
and
Washington.
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P.M.
4:00
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liockrurge
4:15
Stock
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and
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4:30
Maggie
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4:45
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5:00
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5:30
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5:45
Supper
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6:00
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6:15
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6:30
Musical
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6:45
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7:15
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7:30
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8:00
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8:30
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11:33
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INSURl
Movinu,
Packing,
Crating
Shipping
anil
General
Cartage
and
Storage
For
Complete.
Reliable
and
Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
&
Storage
Limited
Cor.
2nd
and
Park
Avenue"
Established
1910
Phonei
6
and
INC0ML
KtTL'RNS
:
It.
E.
MO'
324
2nd
Avf
Decided
to
incorporate
the
former
R.CA.F.
fire
alarm
sys
In
reading,
our
eyes
concen-tr-.ie
op
the
tops
of
the
printed
wo.ts
City
Merchants
FOR
ALL
TYPES
OF
PRIM
(.ItHTIM
II
NS
AM
oirirr.
smtlies
HOME
STITIOMItV
tem
at
Seal
Cove
into
the
city-fire
alarm
system
on
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works.
...
Approved
sale
of
city-owned
lot
3,
block
6,
section
1,
Third
Avenue
near
Eleventh
Street,
to
H.
G.
Helgerson.
Ltd.
for
its
assessed
value
of
$200.
...
Approved
sale
of
lots
4,
5
and
6,
block
6,
section
6,
Fourth
Avenue
East
between
Green
and
Eberts
Streets,
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the
nominal
figure
of
$1.
The
SEE
City
merchants
are
asked
n
future
to
have
copy
for
all
display
advertisements
iniu
the
Daily
News
office
by
4
p.m.
of
the
day
previous
to
their
publication.
This
co-operation
will
greatly
assist
the
mechanical
department
in
keeping
to
the
regular
hour
for
publication
Dihli
hiiiliiii!
VANCOl'VER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Resner
Itlork
Sunday-MO
,
p.nj;,
Coqultlam
ALICE
AliMf'31
F.WART
AM)
I'li'ilWiI'mn'IP'
jl
i!M!liiiiipii!H'm'iii:iii,iji
tjiiiM'iimlt!!)'!'
I
men
who
today
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
his
birth.
Prince
Rupert
has
a
double
celebration
with
--two
banquets
to
mark
the
renewal
of
the
occasion.
The
Haggis
wi'
a'
the
trimmings
will
be
indulged
in
'with
all
the
traditional
recitals
and
feasting.
:
The
thing
about
these
Burns
celebrations
is
that,
while
there
may
be
wassail
and
feasting,
the
real
import
of
the
occasion
does
not
seem
to
be
forgotten
as
is
the
case
in
the
observance
of
possibly
some
;
more
important
events.
While
some
may
not
be
im-;
pressed
with
Burns,
he
must
have
been
a
great
;
man.
Else
how
could
he
have
the
hold
on
a
nation
such
as
he
does?
In
spite
of
his
shortcomings,
he
"'""was
able
to
catch
and
express
the
sentiment
of
a
great
race.
But
it
is
only
a
true
Scotsman
who
can
understand
and
really
appreciate
the
Scotian
bard.
Today
is
the
lMth
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Burns,
which
took
place
near
Ayr,
Scotland.
Son
of
a
gardener
and
small
farmer,
he
became
the
poet
of
"the
common
man"
one
whose
gifts
of
mind
and
heart
breathed
such
tenderness,
simplicity
and
close
touch
with
life
itself.
Burns'
youth
was
spent,
assisting
his
father
af
ter
which
he
moved
to
Mossgicl
where
he
learned
-the
duties
of
flax
dresser.
A
fire
terminated
his
labors
in
this
direction.
With
his
brother,
Gilbert,
he
resumed
country
life.
During
this
period
appeared
one
of
his
torly
poems,
"The
Cotters'
Saturday
Night"
which
greatly
enhanced
his
re-;
,nown
in
letters.
Burns
had
an
unhappy
love
affair
with
Jean"
Armour
and
planned
to
move
to
'
Jamaica
but
not
long
before
sailing
was
persuaded
to
remain.
t
His
growing
fame
brought
him
into
association
t
with
many
of
Scotland's
aristocrats,
some
of
whom
.
:
we're
among
the
most
ardent
admirers
of
his
works.
,
It
was
in
1788
he
married
Jean
Armour.
He
held
office
as
an
exciseman
at
Dumfries
and
for
a
while
lived
in
Edinburgh.
His
death,
hastened
by
excesses,
"forrows
and
disappointments,
occurred
at
a
com-
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