Moose
Wanders
rr
Wednesday,
May
12,
1948
Through
Village
BURNS
LAKE
A
heavily
tas-
-a
u
selled
bull
moose,
his
"bell"
reaching
to
the
snow
level
in
the
drifts
as
he
crossed
the
Cana
Smuts
Leading
Last
Contest
Of
His
Career
dian
National
right-ot-way,
wandered
through
the
streets
of
MINE
INSPECTOR
CHARLES
GRAHAM
RETIRING
SOON
Charles
Graham,
mining
inspector
at
Prince
Rupert,
will
retire
from
his
official
duties
at
the
end
of
this
month.
The
family
plan
on
moving
south
and
it
is
understood
will
locate
on
Vancouver
Island
for
their
future
place
of
residence.
Mr.
Graham,
who
has
been
actively
identified
with
the
mining
industry
all
his
life,
has
had
ex
Says
Miners'
Wives
Out-Glamor
Movies
,
Derbyshire
Councillor
Would
!
Bar
Dowdy
Portrayal
of
Miners'
Wives
CHESTERFIELD,
Derbyshire,
Eng.
Film
stars
and
actresses
should
be
banned
from
appearing
as
miners'
wives
either
on
the
screen
or
in
BBC
broadcasts,
says
Councillor
Samuel
Sales,
68,
chairman
of
the
local
council.
:
Reason:
They're
not
glamorous
enough.
r
4
r
Burns
Lake
village
recently.
Evidently
mistrusting
the
white
residents,
he
took
to
the
nearby
Indian
reservation
for
sanctuary,
"where
he
remained
for
the
day,
unmolested.
1
0
0
and
Palllsades
Lakes,
Vancouver
Water
Board.
1927,
sunk
shaft
at
Alexandria
Mine,
Shoal
Bay.
1928-1929,
manager
Brule
Col
ceptionally
wide
experience
and
his
services
show
a
story
of
j
JOHANNESBURG,
0)
Prime
1
Minister
Jan
Smuts
may
be
fighting
his
last
political
campaign
when
he
leads
his
United
i
Party
into
South
Africa's
May
26
general
elections.
Its
return
,
to
power
is
virtually
conceded.
Gen.
Smuts
is
78,
five
years
older
than
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
of
Canada.
Though
i
he
vigorously
denies
any
intention
of
retiring,
a
number
of
political
observers
feel
Smuts
cannot
continue
leadership
for
the
full
five
years
of
the
next
parliament.
steady
progress
and
'
t,
,
jL
4
4
1
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i
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FRENCH
AMBASSADOR
PRESENTS
CREDENT,.,
Franclsaue
Guv.
French
nmh;iKnri,
i..
.
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'
When
the
council
was
informed
that
a
film
would
be
shown
here
about
rehousing
miners
he
declared
films
and
broadcasts
made
their
women
"dowdy
and
uncouth."
He
thought
they
were
an
insult.
"I
have
met
thousands.
They
are
smart
and
good-looking,"
he
said.
"I
would
be
prepared
to
choose
a
group
of
miners'
wives
from
this
district
with
good
looks,
manners,
speech
and
dress
that
would
whack
any
of
the
so-called
actresses
who
are
trying
to
protray
miners'
wives
on
the
films.
All
fvwttttu
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lcotHH-u
Ulb
WlUT
Of
Credence
ut-puiy
Buvcmui
Bciit:i:;i,
mm.
iniDaudeau
Rinfr.
lieries,
Brule,
Alta.
1929-1930,
manager
Western
Gem
Collieries,
Drumheller.
1932
to
date,
Inspector
of
Coal
and
Metalliferous
Mines
in
northern
district,
and
resident
mining
engineer
at
Prince
Rupert
since
1946.
Family
members
are
Mrs.
Graham,
two
sons
and
a
daughter.
The
sons
are
H.
J.
Graham
of
the
post
office
staff,
Prince
Rupert;
T.
W.
Graham
of
Court-enay,
B.C.,
and
the
daughter,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Marsden,
of
Court-enay,
B.C.
Mr.
Graham
has
long
taken
a
deep
Interest
in
horticulture
and
in
gardening
generally
and
now
that
he
is
retiring
to
pri
Mr.
Graham
was
born
in
Burn-foothill,
Ayr,
Scotland,
1883,
and
was
early
in
the
industry,
taking
night
classes
in
mathematics
and
mining
at
night
schools.
Deciding
to
move
to
the
United
States,
he
arrived
in
New
York
in
July,
1903
and
his
first
employment
was
in
coal
mines
in
Washington.
It
was
in
September
1904
that
he
moved
to
Canada,
locating
in
Nanaimo
in
September,
working
on
the
first
"Siskol"
puncher
used
in
No.
1
Mine
in
Nanaimo.
By
this
time,
Mr.
Graham
had
completed
his
mining
course
in
the
International
Correspondence
School.
He
obtained
his
second
class
certificate
in
Febru
shown
above,
left
to
rieht:
Mr.
Franew,....
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Miinjr
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fiuvt-uiur
general
Hnr
baudeau
Rlnfret,
Mr.
Howard
Measures,
chief
i,t
L
,
partment
of
external
affairs,
and
Rl.
Huu.
L
s
S'
acuctai
J
ot-uwc
lui
CAbri
nui
annu
s.
EX-KING
PETER
ARRIVES
IN
U.S.
Ex-King
Peter
of
Yugoslavia,
his
wife,
Queen
Alexandria
and
three-year
old
Prince
Alexander
(above)
are
shown
aboard
the
luxury
liner
Queen
Elizabeth,
when
they
arrived
in
New
York
from
London.
TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Shott,
former
chief
engineer-
ON
1:00
p.m.
-8:E
SATURDAY
vate
life,
he
looks
forward
to
what
may
be
termed
a
favorite
study
and
hobby.
His
successor
at
Prince
Rupert
is
Frederick
J.
Hemsworth,
a
graduate
of
the
U.B.C.
and
who
of
late
has
been
located
in
the
Kootenays
in
the
neighborhood
of
Nelson.
r.ul)-4:li-6:4M
MARINE
ENGINE
SCHOOL
OPENS
HALIFAX
Nova
Scotia
has
long
been
a
home
of
seafaring
men,
but
only
recently
was
the
first
marine
engineering
school
in
the
Maritimes
opened
here.
The
school
is
sponsored
and
supervised
by
the
vocational
education
division
of
the
Nova
Scotia
department
of
education
with
20
years
experience
in
the
Merchant
Navy,
and
a
lieutenant-
commander
for
4'2
years
with
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
Eight
students
were
in
the
first
class.
The
length
of
the
course
depends
on
the
individual's
ability
and
capacity.
The
courses
lead
to
several
grades
of
tickets
including
four
motor
and
six
steam
(Canadian)
and
two
steam
(United
Dry
uimm
WZj)
'
.2a.
MAUREEN
O
HftRft
ary
1905.
Following
is
Mr.
Graham's
mining
record:
Member
of
Canadian
Institute
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
1909.
Member
of
Association
of
Professional
Engineers
B.C.
Holder
First
Class
Certificate,
Mine
Manager,
B.C.
Holder
of
First
Class
Certificate,
Mine
Manager,
Alberta.
Holder
of
Mine
Surveyors'
Certificate,
B.C.
1905-1909
mine
foreman
and
underground
manager,
Western
Fuel
Co.,
Nanaimo.
1909-
1910,
Supt.
Princeton
Coal
and
Land
Co.,
Princeton.
1910-
1913
Supt.
Middlesboro
Collieries,
Merritt.
1913-1916
Supt.
Corbin
Coal
Co.
&
Eastern
B.C.
Railway.
DISCOVERED
CIRCULATION
The
circulation
of
the
blood
was
first
discovered
by
Harvey
in
1828.
It
is
directed
by
Andrew
E.
Most
likely
successor
is
deputy
Prime
Minister
Jan
Hofmeyr,
groomed
for
the
position
since
the
government
took
office
at
the
outbreak
of
the
last
war.
At
a
Party
congress
at
Bloem-fontein
Gen.
Smuts
denied
allegations
by
the
Nationalist
Party,
the
government's
major
opposition,
that
he
would
continue
as
leader
merely
until
the
elections
are
won,
then
hand
over
the
reins
to
Hofmeyr.
"The
Natonalists
wish
to
see
me
out
of
the
political
field
but
I
shall
be
there
as
long
as
I
have
the
strength
of
today
and
the
mind
to
do
so,"
he
asserted.
The
opposition
has
turned
its
big
election
guns
on
Hofmeyr.
An
earnest,
bespectacled
man,
he
has
made
spectacular
achievements
in
his
20
years
of
political
life
but
has
never
sparked
the
enthusiasm
that
Gen.
Smuts
has
roused.
For
this
idealistic
approach
to
South
Africa's
color
problem,
he
has
been
attacked
as
everything
from
a
Communist
to
a
"Kaffir-Lover."
Gen.
Smuts
told
the
Bloemfontein
Congress
that
Hofmeyr
believed
the
rights
of
non-Europeans
might
be
extended
in
some
ways,
although
not
advocating
equal
rights
for
Europeans
and
natives.
The
Nationalist
Party
recently
put
its
militant
white-supremacy
policy
before
the
electorate
with
the
slogan:
"Keep
the
White
Race
Pure."
The
party
advocates
complete
racial,
segregation,
abolition
of
parliamentary
representation
for
non-Europeans
and
the
deportation,
if
possible,
of
all
Indians
in
the
Union.
Immediate
aim
of
the
Nationalists
is
to
gain
20
seats
in
the
SCOOP!
FRIDAY
AND
SAW
EXCLUSIVE
NEWSKEEL
PICTURES
Of
Tilt
FINAL
(J
TORONTO
MAPLE
LEAFS
Reminiscences
By
w.j.
and
Reflections
vs.
DETROIT
RED
WINGS
GONE
WITU
THE
WIND
THEY'RE
HERE
AGAIN
The
Popular
CONNOR
"THKUW
Wa4i
1916-17
Supt.
Michel
Colliery.
-1917-1925
Dist.
Supt.
Comox
Colliery.
1926,
foreman
in
charge
of
driving
tunnels
to
tap
Burwell
George
Prudhomme
of
the
Ottawa
Journal
has
been
telling
the
world
about
his
annual
holiday,
and
it
makes
one
envious.
Aboard
a
sketchy
little
craft,
he's
been
sailing
the
Spanish
Main,
off
the
Bahamas,
with
himsell
the
only
white
man
there.
The
rest
were
black
good
sailors,
with
golden
voices
and
gifted
with
the
know
how
when
cooking.
It
was
a
lazy,
vagabond
life,
lurching
along
in
the
warm,
history-haunted
wak
of
Christo
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&
ELECTRIC
The
Flower
of
Your
Eye
SUMMER
FROCKS
Sizes
1,
2,
3
$1
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to
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Sizes
4-7
$1.50
to
$1.95
Sizes
8-14
$1.80
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:
Peoples
Store
j
,
i
EYES
TIRED?
Two
Drops
Quick
Relief
MAKE
THIS
SIMPLE
TEST
TODAY
mix
one
exception,
making
a
good
job
of
it.
Practically
all
the
vessels,
to
date
are
so
suggestive
of
the
very
essence
and
spirit
of
this
country.
Names
that
breathe
of
colorful
traditions,
great
spaces,
history,
the
redolency
of
the
wilderness.
Something
has
just
been
said
about
an
exception.
What
has
Canada
to
do
with
Uganda?
It
is
a
dangerous
practice,
unhappily
all
too
common,
to
write,
when
indignant
what
your
opinion
of
someone
else
is.
It
could
be
a
slander
suit.
Here
is
a
much
safer
and
more
prudent
process:
Dear
sir:
My
stenographer,
being
a
lady,
cannot
type
what
I
think
of
you.
Being
a
gentleman,
I
cannot
think
of
it.
You,
being
neither,
will
understand
313
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WI
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rv
PHONE
ti44
election
in
collaboration
with
the
Republican
Afrikaner
Party
and
Ormes
Drugs
INCOME
TAX
DRUGS
the
Ossewa
Brandwag,
a
pro-Nazi
organization
banned
during
the
war.
This
would
still
pher
Columbus
and
the
pirates.
Then,
the
eats!
Lobsters
by
the
half
dozen,
strange
looking
bat
delicious
vegetables,
new
dishes
in
enchanting
variety,
and
all
washed
down
with
a
pint
of
ale.
Ah,
this
were
paradise,
enow.
A
sturdy
little
bear,
with
extended
paw
stands
on
the
flagstaff
of
H.M.C.S.
Ontario.
After
EYES
TIRED?
Soothe
and
refresh
them
In
seconds
with
two
drops
of
sale,
gentle
Murine
in
each
eye.
You
get
QUICK
RELIEF,
instantly
your
eyes
feel
refreshed.
Murine's
skilful
blend
of
7
ingredients
cleanses
and
soothes
wyes-
that
re
tired
from
overwork
or
exposure
tc
RETURNS
PREPARED
SEE1
leave
the
government
with
a
R
E.
MORTIMER
824
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPRj
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMISTS
STORE
HOURS
WEEK-DAYS,
9
A.M.
TO
9
SUNDAYS
AND
HOLIDAYS-12
NOOU
TO
2
PJL
7
P.M.
TO
9
P.M.
OCEAN
VIEW
HOTEL
(Formerly
Knox)
A
Quiet,
Pleasant
Place
to
Live
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
Rooms
Redecorated
Spring-Filled
Mattresses
New
Management
Proprietor,
TOM
PESUT
PHONE
71
what
I
mean.
Yours
truly.
eun,
wind
and
dust
MURINE
FOR
YOUR
EYES
majority
of
20
in
the
House
of
Assembly.
But
the
opposition
is
looking
to
the
time
when
it
can
split
government
ranks
by
exploiting
its
differences
with
Hofmeyr
after
Gen.
Smuts
is
retired.
all,
that's
only
to
be
expected
This
has
been
found
to
be
a
most
workable
plan.
Canada
can
grow
just
as
good
bears
as
any
other
land.
Perhaps
you'd
think
even
more
so,
if
suddenly
embraced
by
a
Brit
Emergency
bicycle
B5
Dally
car
delivery
service
lIom
7
p
m
mi
9
pjj.
Irom
0
a.m.
till
6
p.m.
and
Sunday
SEA
LIONS
GORGE
ON
FISH
SCHOOL
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
A
Home
Away
From
Home
50
Rooms,
Hot
and
Cold
Water
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
'
Phone
Ml
P.O.
Bos
108
SPECIAL
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I
NANAIMO,
B.C.
W
Huge
herds
PHONE
81
,
Decat
All
Slur
Records
Finest
niTAHTY
n
ish
Columbia
grizzly.
The
timber
stand
at
the
junction
of
Third
Avenue
and
Mc-Bride
Street
has
had
a
healthy
growth,
and
there
is
no
reason
what
ever
why
there
should
no1,
be
substantial
returns
when
the
time
comes
to
place
it
on
the
market.
As
timber
limits
go.
space
is
a
little
restricted,
but
it
is
undestood
there
will
be
room
for
a
comfortable
bunkhouse.
Whoever
has
the
job
of
naming
Canada's
naval
ships
is
with
-
of
sea
lions
feasted
on
oolichans,
little
silver
fish
valued
for
its
oil
and
as
a
table
delicay,
and
departed
for
the
north
one
month
earlier
than
usual
this
season.
For
Dominion
Fisheries
officials
charged
with
the
annual
sea
lion
hunt,
the
early
departure
of
the
quarry
came
as
a
surprise
and
disappointment.
After
the
usual
five-day
hunt
for
the
salmon-destroyers,
the
patrol
ship
Best
g
cquipme
LOWEST
PRICED
RECORDS
IN
CANADA
By
DING
CROSBY
INK
SPOTS
MILLS
BROTHERS
GUY
LOMBARO
ORCH.
ANDREWS
SISTERS
CARMEN
CAVALLARO
DICK
HAYMES
V
and
many
others.
insec-
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fertilizers
lizers,
ticides!
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We
wt-
have
nave
'em
cm
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all
to
assure
you
of
MfiJW,
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&
a
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Shipping
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Reliable
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Efficient
Service,
call
Lindsay's
Cartage
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Storage
Cor.
2nd
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Park
Avenues
Established
1910
Phones
60
and
68
'
garden.
For
your
gardening
supplies
vme
ur
w
Atlin
Post
returned
with
a
kill
of
only
58
instead
of
the
usual
OUTSTANDING
VALUE
300.
SAVOY
HOTEL
It
may
be
necessary
to
send
an
expedition
to
northern
breeding
grounds
where
sea
lions
can
be
dispatched
with
i
I
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Ma'am!
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sailings
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week
for
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May
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Third
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Phone
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