(
was
proving
a
thorne
In
the
side
(
ol
Mayor
Pattullo.
He
had
2
jounce
Rupert
Dailo
firms
LtD.
Monday,
March
15,
194R
PRINCE
RUPERT
YEARS
AGO
Hotel.
.
a
-
i
ral
questions
on
the
notice
TERRACE
CENTRE
BOARD
MEETS
FOR
YOUR
St.
Patrick's
Arrwais
Da
fV
Kn
lndnpendcnt
dally
newspajr
.'
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prince
Rupert
nd
ail
communities
coraris.
lg
northern
and
central
British
Columbia.
(Authorized
as
Second
v...ss
Mall,
Post
Oflice
Department,
Ottawa;
Publish1
every
afternoon
except
Bunday
bv
Prlncs
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia.
board
to
be
answered
at
me
;
next
council
meeting.
The
qitcs-
,
tu
lis
i
t.ilned
to
certain
al-le'.ed
practices
In
'.'rantim?
city
j
;il'k
by
tender.
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATSS
City
Carrier,
per
week.
15c;
Per
Month.
65c;
Per
Year,
17.00;
By
Mail,
Per
Month.,
40c;
Per
Tear,
J-J.OO.
(March
13,
1923)
Reorganization
of.
the
City
Hall
staff
saved
the
city
$U5,r)0M
a
year
in
wages
and
salaries.
Alderman
J.
J.
T.
Collait
reported
to
a
meeting
of
city
couuc.il.
The
savins
resulted
from
a
cutting
down
of
the
sm.lt'
and
reduction
in
salaries
of
city
woiKers,
BALLERINA
Am
A
lively
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Directors
and
Committee
chairman
of
the
Terrace
and
District
Civic
Centre
Association
was
held
in
the
clubroom
on
Friday
evening.
President
Dudley
Little
was
in
the
chair.
A
report
from
Walter
Chrsh-er.
chairman
of
the
building
and
B
Along
Highway
usiness
DRAPED
SKW
Prince
Kuitert
.;.
C.
Martin.
Calgary;
11
I''
Worsley.
Vancouver;
II.
Jacob-son,
liutidal?;
L..-.L.
Bl.sho.).
Montreal;
J.
W.
Dougias.
Smith
-ers:
J.
Shoemaker..'
But.edaU
;
R.
A.
LaAsoii.
fort
Essinglon;
Mrs.
J.
Franck,
Terrace;
Dr.
an.l
Mrs
O.
H.
Bursts.
Queen
Charlotte
City;
D.
A.
McRae.
Vancouver;
J.
L.
Evans,
city;
J.
limes,
Calgary;
Dr.
K.
K.
MeOilverv,
Terrace.
Rev.
C
R.
Sing,
Rev.
W.
S.
A.
Crux,
and
E.
L.
Fisher
had
a
.lam.jake
near
Lionel
Crippen's
boneless
henine
plant
at
I)i'by
l:,knul.
ORANGE
LADIES
S
Vit
....
maintenance
committee
gave.
The
Ednu)nUin
Bulletin
edi-the
estimated
cost
of
a
perman-
tin
ul-ed
that
coal
bunk-
NIGHT
DRESSES
and
SU
!?$
l.N
OUT
Sl'l-
ent
partition
wall
and
gymna-
ers
and
a
grain
ei,,vator
be
built
INITIATE
THREE
sium
tloor
in
accoraance
wan
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
harbor
1
J
I
ST
WHAT
TIIK
l.MM
I
l!
m
in.
nr.r..
w
il
l
I
(;
i
.
H.
A
Black
left
ut
the
end
of
the
week
for
Sniither.s
on
one
of
his
periodical
business
trips.
He
will
be
away
about
a
week
was
at
least
as
good
and
probably
better
than
that
of
Vancouver,
although
the
rail
haul
from
the
prairies
was
180
miles
longer,
the
paper
stated.
However,
ocean
hauls
to
the
Orient
were
shorter,
it
said.
Elaborate
SHEER
BLOUSES
1
..:.
Trimmed-
Si.es
n,m
-
i,,,'"
LADIES'
RIBBED
VESTS
Three
new
members
were
initiated
into
the
Orange
degree
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the
Ladies
Orange
Benevolent
Association
Thursday
night.
Mrs.
John
Johan.sen
was
chairman
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
members.
A
social
hour
followed
the
business
meeting.
the
floor
plans
and
this
was
filed
till
the
general
meeting.
However,
a
motion
was
passed
that
estimates
be
asked
for
from
other
local
contractors
for
this
work.
The
accoustics
of
the
stage
will
have
to
be
improved
before
the
drama
club
can
produce
the
ulav.s
they
are
rehearsing,
so
the
JAT
i
A
SUCCEEDING
YEARS
as
the
Prince
Rupert
WITH
Highway
becomes
better
known
and
increasingly
popular,
and
certainly
it
has
been
enthused
over
by
all
those
who
have
so
far
travelled
it,
more
and
more
cars
by
the
hundreds
and
thousand?
will
be
driving
into
Prince
Rupert.
The
number
might
be
much
vaster
than
we
even
now
conjecture.
With
this
in
mind,
it
would
seem
that
the
time
is
now,
if
not
long
since,
at
hand
to
take
stock
of
the
situation
and
endow
ourselves
with
vision
to
make
plans
ahead
of
time.
Preparations
might
well
be
the
watchword
for
Prince
Rupert
in
this
regard.
There
is
little
accommodation
ready
either
here
or
along
the
road
to
take
care
of
all
the
traffic.
Unless
something
is
done
about
providing
modern
motor
tourist
accommodation
in
a
substantial
way,
the
city
and
district
may
well
find
itself
unable
to
properly
cope
with
that
traffic
alone.
INTOLERABLE
NEGLECT
fl.LMMLi.1
i
lj
MA
.
w
.
,
Margaret
Margaret
McLeod
mcLeoa
OPTOMETHIST
IN
NEW
OFFICES
Advertise
in
the
Dj.1v
News
WALK
IIISTAlliS
IN
SKM:
!
r.
The
nurses'
home
committee
of
the
Hospital
Board
was
empowered
by
the
Board
to
proceed
with
arrangements
for
the
financing
and
building
of
a
new
nurses'
home
at
a
cost
of
$15,0011
(March
13,
1913)
Capt.
McGee
brought
til
I-or
rrompt
Service
(
all
BERT'S
TRANSFER
S
trawler
James
Carruthers
from
J
N
Bl
"
DINT.
I
,
,
4
1
r
I
m
Mnten
arrv.
m
n
m
m
)?Ol
-.:JtS
I
England
to
Prince
Rupert
fo
MESSENGER
SERVI
committee
in
charge
was
em-1
powered
Ui
spend
not
more
than
$50
on
this
work.
To
seek
the
co-operation
of
all
the
organizations
in
town
it
was
decided
to
have
copies
of
the
constitution
printed
and
sent
to
them
and
that
further
copies
be
made
to
be
kept
on
hand
for
the
use
of
members.
A.s
the
annual
meeting
has
been
set
for
March
24
there
was
a
motion
passed
that
a
copy
of
tjie
complete
financial
statement
be
placed
on
each
chair
at
that
meeting.
Also
that
a
competent
stenographer
be
hired
to
take
the
minutes
at
the
annual
meeting.
:
ASPIRIN
-
I
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
He
planned
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
In
the
near
future
to
take
a
dreadnought
i
from
its
British
builders
to
the
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w
m
m
m
mi
.
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With
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810
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Im
,1
iLENTY
OF
Canadian-irrown
grain
is
finding
Argentine.
P
its.
way
to
China
and
other
Oriental
lands,
des
pite
wars
and
other
disturbed
conditions
across
the
P.acific.
Much
of
this
wheat
is
shipped
from
the
American
and
Canadian
ports
on
this
coast.
The
owners
of
the
grain
have
the
say
a.s
to
how
their
property
will
be
routed.
Acknowledging
all
this,
it
is
nevertheless
difficult
to
understand
why
a
fine
and
comparatively
new
elevator
such
as
stands
at
Prince
Rupert
must
go
on,
season
after
season,
year
after
year,
silent
and
idle.
Why
was
it
ever
built,
if
foresight
could
picture
no
better
use
for
it,
than
this?
Excuses
have
been
many,
some
sounding
reasonable
enough.
But
this
unending
inaction
this
seeming
permanency
of
a
situation
little
less
than
intolerable
is
hard
to
tolerate.
AUSTRALIA
GETS
CARRIER
CANBERRA
CP
Eighty
volunteer
Royal
Australian
Air
Force
pilots
are
training
on
a
British
aircraft
carrier
which
they
will
bring
back
to
Australia
when
their
training
is
completed.
Planned
m
a
xi
m
u
m
strength
of
94
officers,
pilots
and
80
rating
pilots
is
not
expected
to
be
reached
for
10
years.
Alderman
L.
Bullock-Wpbster
Ti
f
ttnin
"i
!.
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4k
'
;
Jj"
iWi
lite
tei
s
Better
English
By
D.
C.
WILLIAMS
KNOWS
DICTATORSHIP
1.
What
is
wrong
with
this
j
sentence?
'I
shall
discuss
that
j
subject
later
on."
2.
What
is
the
correct
pronunciation
of
"persist"?
3.
Which
one
of
these
words
is
misspelled?
Repitition,
repository,
repartee.
'
4.
What
does
the
word
"calligraphy"
mean?
5.
What
is
a
word
beginning
with
mi
that
means
'marvelous"
?
.
ANSWERS
1.
Omit
on.
2.
Pronounce
last
syllable
sist,
not
zist.
3.
Repetition.
4.
Beautiful
penmanship;
also,
penmanship
in
gen-
jeral.
(Pronounce
ka-lig-ra-fi,
first
a
as
in
at
unstressed,
both
ji's
as
in
it,
second
a
a.s
in
:sk
l
unstressed,
accent
second
syl-jlablei.
5.
Miraculous.
I
CMALL
WONDER
that
the
Czech
Minister
to
0
Canada
resigned
office,
and
decided
to
remain
in
the
Dominion
when
it
became
known
that
Communist
power
had'
engulfed
his
country.
He
knevr
there
was
little,
if
any
difference
between
that
power
and
Nazi
authority
in
the
enforcing
of
dictatorship.
He
had
reason
to
know
lull
well.
When
the
Second
World
Wrar
broke
out,
he
escaped
from
Czechoslovakia
and
in
England
was
active
in
helmng
carry
on
the
Czech
government
in
exile.
For
this,
his
wife
and
family,
his
mother,
a
sister
and
brother
all
suffered
execution
in
a
German
concentration
camp.
BOHEMIA
AND
EUROPE
"OMMUNIST
SEIZURE
of
Czechoslovakia
V
rounds
out
a
new
Russian
empire
which
has
not
only
extended
dominion
over
an
additional
10C,OOO,000
people
and
their
armies
but
has
also
pained
a
tremendous
additional
war
potential.
It
has
"-'tined
the
Skoda
armament
works,
the
Krupps
of
the
East.
It
has
long
been
an
axiom
of
European
politics
that
whoever
controls
Bohemia
has
at
least
a
good
chance
to
control
Europe.
New
York
Times.
CONSIDER
THE
PAPER
BOY
CONSIDER
the
ubiquitous
lad
who
delivers
papers
all
week
through
rain
or
shine
and
his
discouragement
at
so
many
customers
finding
it
hard
to
pay
when
he
calls.
It's
not
a
bit
funny.
The
paper
boys
have
to
make
collections
to.
get
their
pay.
Also,
perhaps
if
customers
would
have
either
a
letter
.
stop
or
some
kind
of
a
box
to
leave
his
or
her
paper
in,
instead
of
putting
it
beside
the
door,,
there
would
be
no
risk
of
the
wind
blowing
it
away
or
other
fellows
taking
them.
The
customer
would
get
better
service,
and
less
complaints
would
go
in
against
the
paper
boy
who
tries
to
do
his
best.
vnm.
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,
i
fwlly
Broom
was
full
of
gloom,
The
tears
ware
always
near
Woodwork,
smudge
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wouldn't
budqfl
Her
walls
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