r
Old
Indian
Culture'
THURS.
and
FRI.
7Tpj
Prince
Rupert
Daflf
J3etof
FTisiay,
September
T3,
1913.
Unearthed
In
West
MACLEOD
Alta.
a
New
evid
ence
has
been
uncovered
near
her
that
the
North
American
CFPR
Radio
Pia!
1240
Ki'jcycle
I
:
:
1
(Sublet
to
Change)
Indian
may
have
come
through
at
least
two
widely
separated
cultural
eras
before
he
lost
his
homeland
to
the
white
man.
.-
An
expedition
from
the
University
of
New
Mexico
which
has
ben
seeking
remains
of
Indian
life
near
here
came
up
with
the
evidence.
The
party
found.
WW
New
script
I
Adventures
of
the
I
arrowheads
of
two
different
periods.
Excavations
at
two
former
In
s
ft
si-
:
a
v
v
ml.
m
"r
w
.,
--
"
.....
.
..
'
.
,
til
YhAm
dian
campsites
uncovered
the'
arrowheads.
One
type
was
found
only
a
few
Inches
below
the
surface
while
the
othefs
were
burled
nine
feet
down.
j
Those
arrowheads
taken
from
j
the
deeper
diggings
were
of
a'
FINE
OLD
more
crude
manufacture,
Boyd
Wettlaufer,
head
of
the
expedi
V
NAVY
!ym
,
..
.
Fly
tion,
reported
to
Alberta
government
officials
Evidences
of
Indian
culture
V
have
been
uncovered
all
the
way
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11:33
Recorded
Interlude
11
'di;
Dni.t.nnf
All
from
near
the
surface
to
the
11-
foot
level.
They
are
believed
DRESSES
FALL
1949
You'll
See
Them
In
Montreal
You'll
Sec
Them
In
Vancouver
to
be
rlics
of
the
Blackfoot
iribe
and
date
back
as
far
as
500
years
before
the
white
man
reached
the
plains.
There
still
Is
a
lot
of
laboratory
work
,to
be
done
before
conclusion
can
be
drawn
from
the
party's
discoveries
but
It
seems
AWAIT
IDENTIFICATION
The
charred
bodies
and
bits
of
121
passengers
on
the
Noronic
have
established
in
the
horticulture
building
at
the
Canadian
been
taken
to
a
temporary
morgue
National
Exhibition.
This
is
a
general
view
of
the
morgue
with
the
rows
of
shrouded
remains.
Centre,
left,
in
raincoat,
is
Mayor
Hiram
McCall
urn
of
Toronto.
Standing
at
his
left
are
Lt.Gov
Ray
Lawson
of
Ontario
and
Dr.
Smirle
Lawson,
chief
coroner.
It
is
hoped
x-ray
experts
and
dentists
may
help
establish
identity
of
some
victims.
It
is
here
also
the
bits
of
jewelry
and
personal
possessions
are
displayed
to
assist
relatives
and
friends
identifying
victims.
CP
Photo)
the
surface
is
Just
beginning
to
NOW
See
Them
at
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE:
be
scratched
on
the
past
history
of
the
North
American
Indian.
nfinSh.
ft
SAYS
U.S.
ALMS
AT
STIRRING
WAR
NEW
YORK
0
Russia's
An-
ALFRED
LAMB
t
SON
tf.?
London
drcl
Y.
Vlshinsky
accused"
the.
GOLD
RETURNED
CITY
JEWELLER
This
advertisement
is
not
puWrj.ed
or
drp!.),H
Lontrol
board
or
by
the
(joverrirnent
ol
British
United
States
today
of
leading
an
aggressive
bloc
In
plans
for
a
new
war.
In
the
prepared
text
of
his
major
policy
speech
to
the
United
Nations
assembly
Ninety-six
ounces
of
gold
dust.
FOR
held
by
court
since
last
May,
J2
00
CBC
News
was
returned
to
E.
D.
Manson
by
l2:03-Saturdav
Maeazinp
I
he
made
no
mention
of
the
atomic
explosion
in
Russia.
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton
in
County
Highest
Quality
in
Your
Piii
You
saw
it
in
the
New?l
Court
here
after
police
invesli-
12:30-fation
showed
that
it
had
not
1:00
Lethbridge
Jubilee
-Georgetown
Fall
Fair
-Hi-Roads
of
Song
-T.B.A.
-Ballet
Club
Avail
yourself
of
our
cpprini
through
dishon-
and
versatility.
2:00-
been
obtained
est
sources.
t
2:45
This
Week
The
goia
was
ordered
held
fol-
Junior
Red
Cross
Drive
lowing
a
County
Coart
hearing
I
3:00
Piano
Classics
DIBB
PRINTING
BESNER
BLOCK
1
I
3.15--CBC
News
3:25
Rec.
Int.
3
:
30
Divertimento
3:45
Gordon
Howard's
Sports
Review
WARM
WOOLS
for
WINTER
last
May
in
which
Manson
-was
i
accused
of
purchasing
gold
with-(
out
taking
a
proper
record
of
,
Its
source
as
required
by
law.
It
as
estimated
in
value
at
that
time
at
more
than
$2,000.
I
Subsequen
police
Investigation
was
unable
to
show
that
the
persons
from
whom
Manson
had
'
THEY
FEAR
WORST
Relatives
and
friends
of
passengers,
hsted
as
missing
following
Saturday's
disastrous
Noronic
fire,
flocked
to
Toronto
in
an
effort
to
identify
the
bodies
In
the
temporary
morgue
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
grounds
as
those
of
loved
ones.
Here
nurses
and
volunteer
workers
help
relatives
chack
lists
of
survivors
and
view
possessions
and
bodies
in
the
morgue.
Most
of
the
dead
were
from
Michigan
and
Ohio
cities.
(CP.
Photot
purchased
the
gold
had
acquired
it
by
other
than
legitimate
methods.
JtST
ARRIVED
PURE
IJOTANY
ENGLISH
WOOL
3
and
4
ply
In
a
large
assortment
of
colors,
as
well
aa
many
other
National
Brands.
Needles.
.
guages,
books,
etc.
Get
Complete
Supplies
for
Knitting
at
Ray
Reflects
...
...
and
Reminisces
Hamilton
Watches
They
are
among
the
worlds
best.
We
carry
them
in
both
Railroad
grades
for
the
pocket
and
in
the
popular
wrist
style.
The
prices
range
from
$10
to
$85.
We
guarantee
them
and
we
sell
them
at
the
factory-advertised
price.
The
wrist
watches
are
in
beautiful
boxes.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Friace
Rupert
J.
uirvin,
Vancouver;
W.
3
Mills,
Vancouver.
8.
Simmons
hax.olton;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wen-nor.
Vancouver;
C.
A.
Grant,
Vancouver;
V.
Wood,
Vancouver;
D.
Falconer,
Vancouver;
T.
Woods,
Smithers;
Mrs.
M.
Forsyth,
Pacific;
J.
Marsh,
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Wood,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oddson,
Osland,
B.
C,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Maxwell,
Jasper;
O.
Holum,
Ketchikan;
G.
Meredith,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
F.
McGillvery,
Terrace.
iilH
From
Prince
Edward
Island
to
'
years
ago
there
was
not
a
vest-Queen
Charlotte
Islands
is.
aU',e
of
It
II,
Indeed,
there
ever
long
way
in
uny
man
s
language,
'
was.
Suppose
the
remains
of
but
Beecher
Court
and
his
fam-
I
Noah's
flagship
was
found,
of
Bin
3rd
Ave.
W.
In-
what
value,
or
partciular
terest
would
it
be
now?
'ily,
v,ho
follow
fishing
for
a
living
think
the
change
will
be
to
their
benefit.
They
motored
all
the
way
here,
shipping
their
I
boat
by
train.
Fishing,
in
the
Maritimes
has
long
been
a
main
industry
there,'
and
while
admitting
Skeena
is
a
faraway
,
field,
it
nevertheless
sometimes
Venetian
Blii
Steel,
Aluminum
or
'
in
a
wide
assorlmm
British
war
widows
living
in
British
Columbia
have
been
drawing
$48,
but
since
devaluation
of
pound
sterling
there
will
be
a
reduction.
There
is
$aid
to
be
a
strong
likelihood
of
the
MM
Advertise
in
trie
Daily
N3ws(
rolors
with
matchinl
!
cut
being
slashed
to
$J5
a
month.
pays
to
move.
trasling
tapes
Drop
in
and
set
'
Pensioners
nad
long
been
deploring
the
smahnebs
of
$43.
Si;
now
what
or
olionr,
and
our
q
will
rail
and
Meanwhile
the
second
attempt
to
find
NoaijS
Ark
Is
being
pushed
nobly
onward.
Ararat
offers
some
of
the
most
difficult
climbing
that
can
be
found.
h
own
wifi-
windows
and
advis'
i
'
installed
price.
A
Russian
airman
has
claimed
he
believed
to
have
seen
the
Ark
part
submerged
in
a
lake.
Some
are
saying
the
thing
Is
all
nonsense,
and
that
thousands
of
19
Wl?
DKI.IVEK
McBride
Street
Shell
Premium-the
most
Not
in
all
cases,
yet
to
a
considerable
extent
Prince
Rupert
is
wedded
to
tht.
idea
of
late
opening
and
early
closing.
Thi.i
i3
barely
noticed
by
those
accustomed
to
the
ojsim,
out
it's
apt
to
be
commented
on
by
strangers,
visitors
and
tourists.
They
want
what
they
want
when
they
want
it.
Premier
Duplessio
viil
undertake
to
persuade
the
country
that
a
lottery
is
permissible
ii.-the
province
of
Quebec.
One
of
the
objectives
is
the
promotion
of
public
health.
Sweepstakes
'lave
never
made
any
hadway
n
Canada
but
it
cannot
be
denied
the
Dominion
has
for
many
years
allowed
minor
forms
of
gambling,
and
does
now.
This
might
happen
to
us
but
the
customer
never
loses
wlien
he
deals
at
DAN'S
SERVICE
STATION
"Where
the
Workingman
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
3oard
or
by
the
Gov
GeW
a
Break."
McRRIDE
STREET
ernment
of
British
Columbia.
powerful
gasoline
your
car
can
use!
1.
Activated
for
knocklest
power)
2.
Activated
for
fast
"get
away."
3.
Activated
for
quicker
warm-upl
4.
Activated
for
full
TRAVEL
t
api
e
THE
EASY,
COMFORTAI
Kegular
1
rips
...
.
j
pi
To
Queen
Charlotte
,
l1
Daylight
saving
for
1949
will
end
in
British
Columbia
at
midnight
tomorrow,
but
in
Ontario
it
may
remain
in
effect
for
more
months
n
order
to
conserve
electric
power.
Hang
fast
time,
anyway!
Let
it
be
definitely
settted
one
way
or
the
other.
Nineteen
fifty
is
a
good
date,
for
Ottawa
to
give
a
ruling.
Already
the
recent
convention
of
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
has
asked
for
a
plebiscite.
A
cite.
-
14
Buses
for
Sale
Modern
intcr-city
type
buses,
also
suitable
for
school
runs
.
.
.
contractors
...
or
oilmen
.
.
.
mobile
offices
etc.
Now
in
regular
service
.
.
.
steel
bodies
.
.
.
recliner
scats
.
.
.
air
brakes
.
.
.
adequate
baggage
facilities.
Seating
capacity
28-27
passengers.
Inspection
of
buses
can
be
made
at
Calgary.
Also
for
Sale:
28
recliner
seats
and
5
passenger
chesterfield
lounge,
mohair
covered.
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mileage.
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IT
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