the
(
Elmer
Howe
of
Los
Angeles
dues
j
prairie
and
trees
built
by
I
pioneers.
But
Saskatoon
lhave
accomodation.
DRESS
p
-..-'
E
4
f
-"V
i
Ray
Reflects
and
Reminisces
The
government
of
Saskatchewan,
in
its
wisdom,
says
the
for
Surani
fm,
As
J
v
c
;it
2
Prince
Rupert
Daily
Hews
Tuesday,
July
11,
1938
Ka
independent
dally
newspaper
devoted
to
the
upbuilding
of
Prlnc?
.
Rupert
and
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
-V
Published
every
afternoon
except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Ltd..
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupeft,
British
Columbia
Member
of
Canadian
Press
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association
O.
A.
HUNTER,
Managing
Editor.
H.
G.
PERRY.
Managing
Director
'
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
i
Trans
Canada
highway,
in
order
imitation
I
t0
Proceed
it3m
Mnitoba
to
says
that
among
other
results,
'
statehood
in
Alaska
will
cau&e
,
a
boom
in
Prince
Rupert.
How
!
'rue!
Prince
Rupert
possesses
natural
advantages,
many
of
which
are
deliberatuly
denied
full
and
free
exercise.
Alaska
has
long
felt
a
good
healthy
;
peeve.
Somehow,
central
B.C.
and
northern
British
Columbia
understood
Alaska
better
than
any
other
part
of
the
province.
A
tru
Seattle
has
had
an
arc
OF
THE
GOOD
VAJ
he
AlDerta,
win
una
u
necessary
to
cross
Saskatchewan.
While
not
news
there
has
always
been
the
popular
Impression
that
it
would
be
something
like
that.
ilTI
Men's
Fine
DKEss
sh
fate
From
atomic
bomb
attack.
It
would
j
not
make
a
real
raid
seem
any
;
less
terrifying.
But
it
could
cause
c
o
n
f
u
s
l,o
n,
misunderstand-
ing,
fright
and
nervous
tension.
'
Today,
there
'are
plenty
of
high
strung
people
who
are
experienc-
j
ing
about
all
they
can
stand.
I
ICh
Men's
Fine
WOKSTCn
iiKD
By
carrier,
rer
Week,
20c;
Per
Month,
73c;
rer
Teai,
:$&00;
By
Mall,
Per
Month
50c;
Per
Year
$5.00.
Seven
United
States
soldiers
Classified
ads
bring
results.
-
shot
in
the
face
with
hands
tied
I
behind
them,
have
been
found
I
Prom
Jj
Men's
GABARDINE
y
From
Men's
SPORT
SlIirtTS.
,
A1
By
ELMORE
PHILPOTT
THE
DOUG
ALL
STORY
A
BRIEF
NEWS
item
from
Montreal
says
that
Frederick
E.
Dougall
has
finally
ceased
publication
of
the
"Northern
Messenger."
the
last
of
the
IT
PAYS
TO
ADVERTISE
!
Lbftg
Fight
In
Korea
nt
horn
t
A
certain
public
servant
in
Ottawa
will,
for
the
next
couple
of
months,
be
the
mast
tourist-photographed
man
in
America.
He
will
loiter
around
in
the
Ren
eral
neighborhood
of
the
Federal
on
a
roadside
in
Korea.
There
Is
something
about
this
that
helps
illustrate
what
kind
of
a
foe
is
trying
to
dominate
mankind.
Something
else
tand
perhaps
it
could
have
been
called
an
outrage,
alaoi
might,
.ve
DUKSS
Hd
WOltK
J
hoi
buildings,
without
doing
any'
large
selection.
From
ft
Men's
OUTINfj
siliRr,
Wool.
Reg,
$10.56"'
thing
In
particular.
He
will
wean
been
committed,
without
wou
wrath
that
this
ing
the
same
can
and
will.
papers
put
out
by
the
famous
house
of
John
Dougall.
I
worked
for
the
Douga'ls
:
from
1924
to
1928.
Rather
ij
should
say
I
worked
with
them:
for
in
the
whole
four
years
i
nobody
ever
ordered
me
or
even
.
a
scarlet
Jacket
w
1th
blue
trousers
and
yellow
stripes
,a
hat
with
broad
brim,
and
move
neither
on
foot,
or
In
a
car
or
carrta?.
NICKEL
DESIGNER
Stephen
Trenka
of
Green
Lane,
Thorn-hill,
near
Toronto,
was
named
winner
of
the
design
competition
for
a
new
Canadian
five-cent
piece.
Finance
Minister
Abbott
said
Trenka's
design
had
been
accepted
for
the
new
coin
which
will
commemorate
the.
200th
anniversary
Of
the
isolation
of
nickel.
.
Trenka
was
awarded
$1,000
prize
money.
j
(CP
Photo)
Boys
PANTS.
A
go
Won
for
uress
FrM
Boys'
UNDERWEAR,
bottoms
Cel
THINGS
seem
to
be
settling
down
for
a
long
campaign
in
Korea.
Decision
has
been
made
that
the'
advance
of
Communism
-is
at
long
last
to
be
stopped
there.
So.
far
the
fighting
has
been
all
in
favor
of
the
Communists.
It
has
become
fully'
evident
that
it
was
a
well
organized
and
equipped
drive
that
came
down
from
the
north.
It
is
equally
evident
that
the
defence
was
almost,
if
not
completely,
unorganized.
'
Possibly,
then
it
is'
not
surprising
that
the
trend
of
events
in
the
fighting
has
so
far
been
almost
entirely
in
the
enemy's
favor.
The
course
has
been
remindful
of
the
pattern
which
we
came
to
know
so
well
in
the
dark
days
of
two
great
wars
before
our
forces
built
up
their
strength
and
started
counter-offensives
to
gain
back
lost
ground
and
eventual
victory.
The
consensus
now
appears
to
be
that
things
have
so
far
been
going
in
Korea
as
might
have
been
expected
and
that
it
may
not
he
too
long
before
the
picture
takes
a
more
favorable
turn.
I
The
North
Pacific,
with
Prlrvc
,
Rupert
aiding
and
abetting,
i
shuffled
off
what
amounted
to
a
million
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
local
exchange
In
one
day.
A
j
brief
and
busy
season
ha
ended,
i
The
United
States
like
halibut.
So
does
Canada,
but
not
that
ser-j
iously.
For
the
time
beln.
lt'i
,
mainly
a
question
of
population,
Ire
aligned
me
to
write
anything.
It
you
worked
as
editorial
as-
j
si6tant
on
the
Montreal
Witness
j
you;
-
wrote
what
you
pleased,
j
Then
you
handed
It
"in
to
the
j
venerable
editor,
John
Redpath
Dougall.
He
would
work
over
it'
cross
put
bits,
write
in
other
parts.
Theh
he
would
hand
it
back
and
if
.
you
did
not
like
his
revisions
you
could
cross
them
out
again,
and
hand
the
revised
Job
'back
again
to
the
fine
old
Christian
-
gentleman.
'
,
.
JOHN
REDPATH
'
DOUGALL
Salmon
Catches
Up
Last
Week
Salmon
fishing
on
the
Skeena
or
ln
more
bread-and-butter
EL
and
Naas
took
a
turn
for
for.
the
.
wru5-
consumers.
Don'i
Stra
AMD
SHOVEL
TODAY
.
AWD
VlfHAT
TOMORROW
better
last
week
as
average
catches
climbed
to
125
for
the
750
Skeena
boats
and
175
'
for
the
250
Naas
boats.
Of
fishermen
in
'the
district
about
100
are
wrote
his
own
copy
the
same
way.
When
he
had
finished
the
first
draft
of
an
article
he
would
hartd
it
to
me
and
I
was
sup
Yourself
carrying
heavy
cans
More
than
twenty
years
ago.
Saskatoon
was
badly
ln
need
of
a
hotel
and
ur.plored
Sir
Henry
Thornton
to
ouild
one.
An
outlay
of
about
a
million
might
suffice.
Sir
Henry
couldn't
see
It.
His
sight
improved
a
few
day?
later.
There
would
be
a
hotel
make
of
Japanese
origin.
posed
to
.
check,
revise,
upstairs
Ior
your
t
range.
GET
AN
OIL
Lin
suggestions.
;
Woe
to
you
if
you
'
Spring
salmon
catches
ar-.
cid
not
put
plenty
of
marks
on
j
also
reported
improved,
his
copy.
He
was
afraid
that
you
An
agreement
has
been
f
each-reaily
had
not
put
your
heart
jed
between
companies
and
fish-lnto.
the
revision
job.'
-
-
ermen
on
prices
and
conditions
John's
theory
of
writing
un-!
for
fall
fish,
including
the
bene-like
.that
of
the
majority
of
i
fit
fund.
For
pinks
7c
will
be
journalists
was
that
-the
more
'paid
an
dfor
chums
5y2c
The
A
NEEDLESS
ISSUE
Eliminates
barrel
Fewer
oil
deliveries.
N
fire
hazards.
and
it
would
cost
about
three
times
a
million.
It
was
opened
irt
1935
and
paid
from
the
start.
An
:
operating
profit
Is
shown
annually.
'The
Bessborough
averages
8.000
guests
a
munth.
There
are
Important
convention
so
many
other
serious
events
going
on.
WITH
there
is
something
incongruous
about
the
Clean
Safe
-
0df
an
article
was
worked
over
the
;
sockeye
price
is
20c..
.
Economical
fiffbt
in
Beldum
as
to
whether
the
irresolute
King
better
.
the
final
job.
if
the'
-
Call
GORDON
D.
R0K
lipoid
shall
be
allowed
to
return
to
the
throne.
pgeavewohu
""XS
reprlnted
about
20
or
25
of
the
wt
i;-n1
1
ol,nM
.n
.of
nn
Mi
?
f.
r?.L.eIer!nest
articles
printed
anywhere
even?
vear.
Saskatoon
has
no
sunlit
seas,
green
hills
and
lofty
mountains.
There's
Just
the
mud-colored
Saskatchewan,
the
733
5th
Ave.
We.
Black
503.
.
nfnrn
anrl
xvhv
T.Pftnnld
himself
should
be
anxious
I
mean
revise,
and
not
just
cor-
look
At
4
gang
of
pick-and-ihovet
men
working
In
the
ilreet.
Better
look
them
over
carefully.
The
head
of
tomorrow's
big
construction
company
may
be
among
them.
'
j
That
It
the
way
our
lyitem
work!.
'
"
i
'1
s
There
Is
nothing
wrong
with
plck-and-thovel
work.
It
It
honest
toil,
pretty
welt
paid
these
days
better
paid
by
far
than
anywhere
In
the
world
ewttide
this
continent.
.
x
.
...
:
-
j
.aa
"ri"a
I
recli
mistakes
in
the
typesetting.
in
the
world.
Unlike
the
Reader
a
Digest
we
did
no
compressing
we
ran
them
whole.
The
Dougills
never
had'
the
knack
of
making
papers
'pay.
They
had
such
rigid
scruples
ft-t
INFANTS'
WHITE
i
ior
restoration
is
naru
lu
uucioianu
ot
nna
ui-tlance.
It
all
seems
like
such
an
unnecessary
and
iutile
issue".
Belgium,
it
seems
almost
certain,
could
never
be
ignited
and
happy
under
the
weak
former
monaixh
i'htQ
yielded
so
easily
at
the
time
of
crisis
and.
has
aganibi
cex
iam
types
oi
auvei-
,
i
Certainly
if,
the
proof
of
the
pudding
Is
In
the
eating
John
Redpath
Dougall's
method
was
tops.
For
there
never
was
a
finer
newspaper
editor
in
Can
ada:
"
''.
:
V,
THE'
ORIGINAL.
JOHN7'
DOU-:
gall
(father
of
John
Redpatn
tising
that
their
Job
was
about)
BOOTS
J:
ten
limes
naraer
tnan
inaici
an
ordinary
ntlblisTier.
r
;
MY
OWN
CHIEF,
JOHN
RED-1
'
Bjt
always
there
will
be
tome
whose
j
Dougall)
had
once
published
the
path
Dougall,
had
made
a
lot
or
money
as
a
young
man.
When
the
type-setting
machines
came
in
he
got
the
agency
rights
for
the
whole
British
Empire.
.
,''
Also,
ln
the
very
early
years
lived
a
parasitic
existence
ever
since.
He
would
probably
be
a
good
deal
happier
if
he
went
on
that
way
instead
of
trying
to
get
back
oh
his
throne
yhiere
his
existence,
at
the
best,
could
only
be
one
of,
sjnxiety
and
insecurity.
most
influential
Liberal
daily
tn
Canada.
,
It,
was
earlier
in
the
field
than
ths
Toronto
Globe
and
around
the
time
of
Confederation'
was
a.
mighty
force.
It
FOR
PLANNING
FOR
BUILDING
csme
dally
to
our
house
lnj
John
had
been
appointed
a
sort
I.
i
The
return
of
Leopold
is
an
issue
which
in
these
Hamilton;
jOntarlo,
when
I
wws
a
boy.
All
that
I
can
remember
!
FOR
REPAIRING
Serious
times
seems
to
be
so
inconsequential
as
to
be
about
thatioow
was
that
I
read
a
;
rip-snprilng
adventure
serial
in
it.'
It
was
Sir
Nigel
by
Conan
Doyle,
i
think.
:
it
mj
5
FAMILY
SHOE
!
STORE
LTD.
J
J
,
;
Charlie
Roberts
t
Phone
357
Box
638
.
1
of
peoples'
watchdog
.
on
the
Sun
Life
Board
and
held
that
well-paid
post
for
over
half
a
century.
,
;
.,
But
all
the
money
which
he
earned
and
inherited
he
used
for
the
public
welfare.
He
spent
next
to
nothing
on
himself,
walked
our
miles
to
work
winter
and
summer,
'and
ate
his
lunch
lout
of
a
paper
parcel.
'
-I
I
never
met
a
finer
person-
ambition
ttretchet
lo
greater
things.
So
they
tove
trmir
money,
and
s,oon
.
they
are
taking
small
sub-contracts;
later,
bigger
ones.
And
ofter
demonstrating
the
ability
to
work
hard
.
'-.
i
and
lead
men,
they
get
more
capital
and
go
after
still
bigger
jobs.
Even
'
"
.'.
tually
it
can
be
a
big
construction
company.
'
Dreaming?
Not
a
bit.
The
head
of
just
about
every
large
contracting
firm
In
Canada
started
that
way
and
fought
hit
way
up
the
ladder
of
success.
That
It
why
it
It
called
the
free
enterprise
tystem.
It
workt
for
Canada
and
Canadians.
It
It
worth
guarding
and
preserving.
"
"
t
MITISH
COIUMIIA
'(DERATION
0
TRADI
AND
INDUSTDT
Coll
363
MITCHELL
&
CURR1E
LIMITED
When
I'
went
to
the
Dougalls.
in
1924
they
still
published
three
fine
;
'
papers.
Theie
'
was
the
weekly
:
Witness
Which
at
that
,time
had
About
30,000
.
circula-
tion,;..scattered
from
.coast
fo
Jlmost
not
worthwhile
wasting
time
over.
!.
li
.....
'
-I
"
L
OUR
DEFENCELESSNESS
i
""
'
'
.
"
TttE
two
principal
Vancouver
papers
have
taken
the
federal
minister
of
national
defence
to
task
f
or
tjhe
apparent
lack
of
policy
in
regard
to
organization
6i
civilian
defence
against
the
possible
outbreak
of
a
iull4cale
war
which
it
is
safe
to
assume
might
soon
Ituildcrs
&
ContrarK
anyone
else
.
evt
r
coast.'
There
was
a
fine
weekly
1
find
1
doubt
called
.World
Wide.
Vln
it
we
cliff
either.
STEAMER
I
PRINCE
RUPti
iesfllt
in
action
on
this
side
of
the
Pacific
and
pos-
J
ijibly
involve
attack
upon
cities
and
points
of
stra-
j
tjegie
importance
on
this
coast.
1
Rnrert
is
one
of
those
places
which
,
SAILS
FOB
a.nd
Intermcdiaf
1
i
Thursday
at
11:
p
FOR
KETCHIK,
rhight
well
come
under
attack.
We
are
very
complacent
about
everything
of
course
in
the'
old
attitude
that
it
could
not
happen
here.
We
can
hope,
of
cause,
that
the
danger
may
not
be
real
even
though
some
of
the
more
realistic,
may
feel
somewhat
different
about
it.
Our
def
encelessness,
of
course,
is
rjo
secret.
It
is
also
apparent
that
nothing
is
being
done
about
it.
The
Vancouver
papers
may
'
not
be
.wrong
in
expressing
alarm
at
the
continued
indifference
at
'Ottawa
as
to
the
position
out
here.
For
that
matter,
view's
along
the
line
have
been
expressed
long
since
bv
the
Daily
News.
Fof
Bcse;
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HITA
WARD
EIDERDOWNS
r
VANCOUVER,
B.C.
W
do
Anything
with
EIDERDOWNS,
WOOL
BATTS,
FEATHER
BEDS,
SLEEPING
BAGS
Etc.
Mrs.
Ward
Will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
personally
for
three
days,
JULY
12
(noon)
ta
JULY
14
fnoon),
1950.
Anyone
wanting
work
done
please
bring
eiderdowns
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
or
leave
your
address
and
she
will
call
you
or
at
your
place.
Orr'u
princk
m
Jr
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day
and
night
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shall
not
cease.
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(Signed)
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MONDAY
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P.M.
WEDNESDAY
11:00
5:00
P.M.
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THURSDAY
1:009:00
P.M.
FRIDAY
11:00
5:00
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SUNDAY
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Basketry
Demonstration
by
Mrs.
E.
Abraham,
Port
Edward,
B.C.
every
Monday
and
Friday
OPEN
FOR
ALL
TOUR1TT
BOATS
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of
other
hot
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THROUGH
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AGREEMENTS
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to
pay
promptly
is
the
basis
on
which
the
retailer
extends
credit
to
you.,:
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YOUR
OBLIGATIONS
PROMPTLY!
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