TODAY
TO
SATURDAY
Vtinti
Uupctt
Dailg
J3cU)5
LtD.
Thursday,
July
15,
1948
CANADIAN
HOPEFULS
JESSE
JAMES
O.K.
Old
Time
Bank
Robber
Identifies
Celebrated
Outlaw
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CHARTER
FLIGHT
TAKES
LOGGERS
A
special
charter
flight
by
Canadian
Pacific
Air
Lines
on
Wednesday
took
17
loggers
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Kelly
Logging
Co.
camp
at
Cumshewa
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
flight
was
made
prior
to
the
Relief
Was
Widespread
Railway
Strike
Would
Have
Been
National
Calamity
MONTREAL
Days
of
uncertainty
that
for
thousands
meant
downright
anxiety
ended
yes
JJ
Rupert
Mens
and
Boys
Store
8
HAMILTON
0i
Lockrr
room
boys
are
picking
Waller
McElroy
of
Vancouver
or
Joe
Stoddard
JVear
liof
1&
7.00
P.M.
-9
0S
7
'"
iSSEjli
For
Summer!
OAKLAND
Al
Jennings,
the
old
time
Oklahoma
train
robber,
was
brought
face
to
face
here
with
a
Texan
who
says
ho
is
Jesse
James
and
exclaimed
"it's
him!"
Jennings,
aged
85,
took
one
look
at
J.
Frank
Dalton,
or
James
and
turned
to
the
re-
regular
daily
flight
o
Sandspit
bv
Pilot
Larrv
Dakin
In
the
terday
afternoon
when
the
news
of
Hamilton,
with
Kitcheners
Oerry
Kesselring
in
a
dark
horse
role,
to
carry
Canada's
hopes
in
the
Canadian
amateur
golf
championship
final.
At
least
one
native
son
is
assured
of
a
spot
in
the
36-hole
title
match
For
Every
Age
company's
Canso.
PACIFIC
COAST
to
the
mountains
or
the
seaside
STANDARD
Oil
,ro
in
a
dilemma.
Should
they
.
V'U
broke
from
Ottawa
that
there
would
be
no
railway
strike.
Railway
offices,
newspaper
offices
and
radio
stations
were
bombarded
with
questions
during
the
fateful
hours
the
cabinet
was
discuving
the
crisis.
"Is
it
settled
yet?"
"Will
there
be
a
strike?"
"It's
him.
That's
the
face.'
Boys,
there
isn't
a
bit
of
doubt
Today
McElroy
defeated
Bill
"
j
a
rr,
cancel
their
reservations
anu
n
o
.jm
SHORTS
UNDERWEAR
PANTS
BEACH
WEAR
SOCKS
SPORT
SHIRTS
JACKETS
Priced
Right
Wears
Right
RUPERT
MENS
AND
BOYS
STORE
make
uo
their
minds
to
spend
SALMON
PACK
Canned
salmon
pack
in
fish-
Marketing
reprcsenu-sales
agents
of
Slaiui,,,
tf
Dffti.l
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.
.
Thompsan
four
and
three.
Yesterday
the
last
two
Americans
in
the
top
half
draw
fell
by
the
wayside
in
a
tough
day
which
left
only
sixteen
of
the
172
starters.
their
vacations
at
home?
People
already
away
were
wondering
how
they
could
get
back.
l
eries
district
Number
Two,
ol
j
which
Prince
Rupert
is
head-I
quarters,
totalled
14,519
cases
The
tension
was
great,
for
evervone
in
Canada
and
that
included
thousands
of
tourists
on
earth.
This
here
is
Jesse
James."
Jennings
said,
before
the
meeting,
he
could
prove
If
there
was
any
identity,
by
a
single
question
dealing
with
a
shooting
match
of
long
ago
in
Texas.
Only
himself
and
James
knew
about
it.
When
they
met,
Jennings
asked:
"Do
you
know
me,
Jesse?"
They
reply
was:
:
"You
bet.
You
won
a
shootin'
match
on
the
old
C
Dot
Ranch."
completed
a
conferee
which
company
nu
n
u-couver,
Prince
cm,
Prince
Rupert
met
lt
and
service
station
ope
discuss
markeiing
pr,ib
The
conference
cunciu
from
the
United
States
knew
that,
if
the
trains
stopped
run
ning
and
that
chatter
of
tele
graph
instruments
was
silenced
and
the
hotels
closed
their
doors,
lnc
u?lf
Four
invaders
from
the
United
States,
including
the
defending
champion,
Frank
Stranahan,
remain
in
the
lower
half
draw
with
four
Canadians.
.
Stranahan
is
an
odds-on
favorite
to
repeat
his
1947
triumph.
Today
'
he
faces
his
toughest
test
against
Doug
Ford
of
New
York.
Kesselring
is
playing
Jimmy
Thompson.
it
would
be
a
national
calarrjity.
The
embargoes
6n
perishable
freight
and
express
shipment
Railway
hotels
had
posted
notices
warning
their
guests
that
they
might
have
to
vacate
their
rooms
by
10
o'clock
last
night.
In
cities
where
the
principal
hostelries
are
operated
by
the
railroad
this
was
an
alarming
state
of
affairs,
especially
in
the
height
of
the
tourist
season,
with
all
the
rooming
houses
full.
But
the
settlement
of
the
wagu
dispute
and
the
lifting
of
all
restrictions
brought
an
end
to
all
uncertainties,
anxieties
and
feared
holiday
plans
that
hung
In
the
balance
went
forward
again.
Business
swung
back
to
its
regular
pace
Because
they
came
so
close
to
being
deprived
were
not
in
effect
long
enough
for
the
week
ending
July
3,
according
to
the
latest
bulletin
issued
by
the
Chief
Supervisor
of
'
Fisheries,
Vancouver.
The
pack
was
slightly
lower
than
for
the
corresponding
period
ol
1947.
Total
pack
for
the
coast
up
to
the
week
ending
July
3
was
36,-122
cases
which
is
the
highest
since
1945.
In
the
Prince
Rupert
district,
sockeye
salmon
made
up
the
bulk
of
the
pack.
In
the
Naas
and
Skeena
areas
the
season's
pack
of
sockeye
to
date
has
been
8,410
cases
while
other
areas
of
the
district
havf
canned
3,637
cases.
Total
sockeye
pack
for
the
west
coast
has
been
12,597
cases.
In
the
Naas
and
Sksena
area?
there
have
been
canned
379
cases
of
springs,
72
cases
ol
atienaea
by
20
and
,
presided
over
by
g
c
man,
superintendent
uj
British
Columbia.
Other
out-of-t,iVMi
p,
attended
were
E.
R
,
branch
manager.
V,mc
J.
Moscrlp,
a.s.sitat
manager,
Vancouver;
0
son,
merchandising
Ttt
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TAKE
UP
RAILS
TWELFTH
IS
CELEBRATED
Orange
Picnic
at
Digby
Island
Fine
Outing
To
celebrate
In
fitting
style
the
Glorious
Twelfth,
some
sixty-five
members
and
friends
of
the
local
Orange
Lodges
Journeyed
to
Digby
Island
on
Monday.
Boats
left
shortly
alter
10
a
m.
Weather
was
ideal
and
quantities
of
ice
cream
and
candy
made
the
day
a
grand
one
for
the
younger
element.
The
afternoon
was
spent
in
competitive
sports,
the
winners
Danny
Pick.
9-10
years
Howard
Johan-sen,
Billy
Smith.
11-12
years
Howard
Johan-sen,
Marjorie
Howe.
13-14
years
Ethel
Moore-house,
Bui
Morrison.
Sack
Race
Howard
Johan-sen,
Marjorie
Howe.
Ladies'
Race
Grace
Mcln-tyre,
Florence
Van
Horne.
Potato
Race
Marjorie
Howe
Gordon
Morrison.
Junior
Potato
Race
Jeanne
Way,
Fred
Bradley.
Ladies'
Tug-of-War
Van
Horne
Team.
The
committee
in
charge
of
general
arrangements
consisted
of
Mrs.
George
Howe,
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton,
Mrs.
A.
Lund,
Mrs.
N.
W'hitehorse
Business
Men
to
make
the
people
really
feel
the
pinch
but
they
were
a
foretaste
of
what
might
come
and
business
men
and
householders
were
beginning
to
get
seriously
worried.
When
the
news
came
through
yesterday
afternoon,
the
relief
of
the
thousands
thronging
the
Canadian
National
stations
and
Would
Make
Highway
of
White
Pass
51
autumn
,
vie
uirajc
more
rapidly
if
the
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Railway
were
purchased
by
our
respective
governments,
the
rails
taken
up
and
the
roadbed
transformed
into
a
highway.
One
of
,ths
WHITEHORSE
Business
men
are
discussing
what
they
call
a
new
idea
in
northern
transportation
and
the
main
point,
it
is
j
of
them
for
awaile,
the
people
ticket
offices
was
almost
palp
ant
nu'rcliaiidiMiii!
s
Vancouver;
Don
Hirn
manager
fur
Canio
George.
N.
R.
Yuung,
Pri.'ic,
branch
manager,
to
the
conference.
,
began
to
realize
what
the
ran-
able.
,
In
Montreal,
many
the
saving
i
great
plagues
of
the
norm
I
country
Is
high
freight
cost
claimed,
would
be
of
money.
I
mnn
In
thoir
HnilU
ItVOS
them
were
bookl
on
boat
trains'
Z
Canada
heaved
a
hue
siKh
h
of
r
and
they
went
through
a
bad
of
the
various
events
being:
relief.
Mrs.
"It
is
my
belief,"
said
one,
and
you
in
Alaska
do
not
havs
steel
head,
619
cases
of
coho,
iz
"that
both
Alaska
and
Yukon
a
monopoly
on
those
exorbitantn
cases
of
pinks
and
4C9
cases
ol
Territory
would
advance
far
rates."
chums.
Mrs.
V.
Morrison
McLeod,
Douglas
Race,
2-4
years-lst.
H.
Smith
and
Mrs.
F.
Ellison.
few
hours
wondering
if
they
would
make
port
In
time
for
the
sailing
of
their
ship.
All
pas
Mulder,
2nd
Joy
Mulder.
'
.
5-6
years
Jean
McLeod,
Fred
Oriesel,
7-8
years
George
Howe,
rz
:.
r
sengers
had
been
warned
by
the
(laiiKtiiiiiii
linn
I
oiii
u,
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News!
ble
Ideas
for
Housekeepers
Seasona
Points
to
check
before
you
leave
to
in!
Railway
'
Association
that
they
should
be
prepared
to
terminate
their
journeys
by
midnight
last
night
or
at
latest
by
6
a.m.
today.
Week-enders
and
daily
commuters
were
frantically
trying
to
arrange
transportation
by
bus
or
private
car.
Holiday-makers
on
their
way
NOVICE
AT
SPORT
OF
COOKINQ
NOW
SETTLING
DOWN
TO
HER
NEW
J013
June
is
the
traditional
month
differs
from
that
of
cake
batter.
carefree
holiday:
ENGINE
Tl'NE-I'P
Maximum
miles
per
gallium
Insurance
against
engine
failure.
BRAKE
INSPECTION
Safety
and
Confitlrnn.
WHEEL
ALIGNMENT
Driving
comfort
when
t:
combed
appearance
from
air
holes
which
are
caused
by
too
high
temperature
in
the
oven.
The
smooth
custard
Is
slowly
baked
at
low
temperature.
The
modern
girl
has
a
new
trick
up
her
sleeve.
She
may
make
a
de
¬
wneel
lor
long
distances
rrevenuon
ol
rxrrunr
cold
or
hot!
wear.
And
last
but
not
least
a
thorough
LINDSAY
I
IT.IIK
V
the
centre
comes
out
clean.
Chl'l.
Yield:
six
servings.
licious,
velvety
custard
in
her
and
know
that
every
part
of
your
car
has
hern
tr
lubricated
and
checked
includes
umler-car
invpfclio;
All
Kinds
of
Heats
LINDSAY
MOTORS
LTl
Better
with
nioNT,
sor.
e
IT
MUFFINS
l3,
cups
sifted
all-purpose
flour
OR
2
cups
sifted
pastry
flour
3
teaspoons
baking
powder
li
teaspoon
salt
.
2l2
tablespoons
sugar
1
egg
1
cup
milk
2
tablespoons
shortening,
melted
Mix
and
sift
dry
ingredients.
Beat
egg,
add
milk
and
melted
fat.
Make
a
hollow
in
the
dry
ingredients,
pour
in
egg
mixture.
Stir
only
enough
to
combine.
Fill
greased
muffin
tins
23
full
and
bake
In
a
hot
oven,
4G0
degrees
F.,
for
20
to
25
minutes.
Makes
10
large
or
18
small
muffins.
The
bane
of
the
new
cook
who
of
brides
but
by
mid-July
most
of
them
are
embarking
on
the!
new
and
somewhat
frightening
j
task
of
settling
the
home
and,
feeding
a
husband
who
seems
t
to
be
always
hungry.
There
is
no
reason
for
that
nervous'
feeling.
Home
economists
say
that,
contrary
to
popular
be-1
lief,
good
cooks
are
made
not
born.
,
The
novice
at
the
sport
of;
cooking
need
only
follow
thej
rules
and,
with
a
little
practice,
she
will
find
herself
among
the
experts.
Cooking
may
be
truly
a
game
to
be
enjoyed
in
the
playing
and
appreciate:!
according
to
results.
The
first
rule,
however,
is
to(
find
a
reliable
source
of
recipes
and
follow
them
exactly.
This
source
may
be
a
well-known'
cook
book
or
an
experienced
homemaker.
The
woman
who
pressure
tooker
if
she
follows
the
instructions
given
for
her
special
make
of
cooker.
BAKED
CUSTARD
eggs
3
cup
sugar
'4
teaspoon
salt
3
cups
milk
Vi
teaspoon
vanilla
Beat
eggs
until
light.
Add
sugar
and
salt,
blending
well
Scald
milk
and
slowly
add
to
egg
mixture.
Add
vanilla.
Beat
custard
mixture
until
well
blended.
Pour
into
individual
moulds
or
large
baking
dish.
Place
in
a
pan
of
hot
water
and
oven-
Fishermen!
ft
Ji
f
r.
Jl'ST
AKIMYED
A
Popular
Kadio
Made
for
Your
M
MUSTARD
Small
and
Powerful
5
low
battery
drain
ti;b
s
j
7-tube
performance.
COVERS
LONG
AM)
SHORT
WAV
E
PHONE
CALL
WRITE
poach
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
until
custard
is
firm
and
a
silver
knife
inserted
in
RUPERT
RADIO
&
ELECTS
V
I
attempts
a
custard
is
the
honey
is
known
as
the
best
cook
!n
INSTANT
CHOCOLATE
,
MILK
SHAKE
Mix
1
rounded
tablespoon
of
this
delicious
Cadbury
chocolate
with
small
quantity
of
milk
in
tall
glass.
Fill
glass
with
milk
and
mix
well.
Instantly
ready
1
Box
1321
IHk
Fh.J
3
GREER
&
BRIDDE
town
may
still
be
a
poor
adviser
to
the
novice
for
she
may
cook
by
guess
and
experience
Accuracy
in
following
the
rules
is
essential
for
a
beginner.
Ease
in
handling
kitchen
utensils
and
using
the
correct
utensil
for
the
food
being
prepared
comes
only
with
experience.
The
old
story
of
the
bride
who
.used
all
the
dishes
in
the
BUILDERS
AND
CONTRACTOR
Repairs
Construction
Alterati
INSTANT
HOT
DRINK
j
Made
right
in
the
cup.
Simply
add
hot
milk
or
hot
milk
and
house
to
hold
her
rice,
as
it
Floor
Sanding
a
Specialty
continued
to
expand,
could
never
,
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P.O.
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G'zm&hiB
W
t
dendom
talad
rady
In
a
pffyl
Tendr,
i
Jl
lit
f
ill
W
V
1
nufrilioul
Spork
jlicei,
rnak
ony
talad
I
f
U
Li
LJ
I,
ill
apply
to
the
modern
girl
who
follows
accurate
instructions.
The
accuracy
of
the
oven
control
or
the
vagaries
of
the
oven
without
control
should
be
studied
until
using
the
oven
becomes
familiar
routine.
It
Is
surprising
how
much
can
be
done
with
a
few
basic
recipes.
The
more
elaborate
dishes
can
wait
until
later.
Here
are
a
few
goorl
recipes:
PL4IN
CAKE
V,
cim
shortenine
3ELUHI53
bettor!
Vratil
Spofk
can
b
isrvad
A
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,
f
W
1
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J
If
g
Innumerable
wayt
gat
a
wpply
from
your
1
1
MH?
I
!
roK
today.
A
1
BURNS
t
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
fl
I
'
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flONEEK
PACKERS
OF
CANADA'S
FINEST
CANNED
MEATS.
"
I
AND
THESE
RECIPES
-"
'
RIGHT
ON
THE
TIN
'
INSTANT
CHOCOLATf
SYRUP
QUICK
CHOCOLATE
ICING
I
CREAMY
CHOCOLATE
FUDGE
For
(Jiffs
You'll
(Jive
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shortening
until
fluffy,
gradually
cream
in
sugar.
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beaten
eggs
and
vanilla
and
beat
thoroughly
until
light
and
creamy.
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and
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dry
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RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
Two
sailings
per
week
for
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
STEWART
and
ALICE
ARM
Sundays,
10
p.m.
Canadian
cities.
When
your
house
needs
a
new
VVTS
y)Jk
look
on
top
or
just
repairs
(o
the
roof
and
gutters,
see
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&
Currie
ktcvIWJ?1.
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QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
gredients
and
add
a
third
at
a
time
alternately
with
the
milk,
combining
lightly.
Bake
in
a
greased
cake
tin
8"x8"
in
a
moderate
oven,
350
degrees
F.,
for
40
to
45
minutes.
Turn
cake
out
on
a
rack
to
cool.
The
girl
who
is
smart,
learns
to
whip
up
a
pan
of
muffins
in
a
minute
while
the
man
of
tlv
house
Is
coming
up
the
front
steps.
She
has
.
mastered
one
simple
way
to
culinary
-
fame.
The
method
of
mixing
muffins
ISLANDS
Coquillam,
July
10,
20,
(J.
CLAUSEN
&
SON)
We
Take
Listings
of
.
.
.
BOATS
FOR
SALE
OR
CHARTER
BROKERS
IN
BOATS,
MARINE
AND
FISHING
EQUIPMENT
TRY
RUPERT
MARINE
REALTY
FOR
QUICK
SALES
OR
CHARTERS
(Just
East
of
Llpsett's,
Waterfront)
Box
548
Phone
Green
975
31,
11
p.m.
&
U
AINU
Limited
1
PHONE
363
-
WHITE
M
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B-Mers
and
c"ntfactors
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GOLD
SEAL
LABEL
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FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avt
Phone
568