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Prince
Rupert
Daflp
jftetoa
jT3VrT"
Friday,
July
8,
1949
111
lfc3
Mark
Gormely,
dl-strlct
forester,
left
by
car
today
for
the
interior
and
will
make
a
trip
into
the
Tweeclsmuir
Park
country,
south
of
Burns
Lake,
on
official
bu:-ines?.
1
expects
to
be
away
for
two'
weeko
or
mure
ia
j
ituiecis..
.
.
...
amliReminisces
Mt'Va
c
I
Special
...
MEN'S
AIL-Wo,,,
.'.
There
were
two
morning
and
one
evening
paper
Telegraph,
Sun
and
Globepublishing
in
St.
John
(New
Brunswick)
back
In
19U0.
The
first
named
had
tippn
rescued
from
the
cold
;
.
'
S:J
:
.
Advertise
m
the
Uaily
News!
F-V-
gZsssL
,
at
MEN'S
and
V'o,
SriTS-WorsWd,
doublp-breasUd-els.
Special
MEN'S
TROfsJ
Fhades
of
opposition
in
"96
when
Laurier
succeeded
In
persuading,
the
electorate
to
think
it
was;
time
lor
a
change.
The
Increase
j
In
dollars
and
subscribers
was
reflected
In
the
appearance
of
the
three-storey
building
in
Canterbury
Street
and
satis-,
faction
was
felt
by
the
staff
in
making
fullest
use
of
advan-!
Police
court
reporting
was
never
neglected
In
the
Telegraph's
daily
routine.
.A
seaport
city.
St.
John
had
no
lack
of
"characters"
who,
soon
or
late,
would
find
themselves
before
the
lawful
authorities.
One
day,
an
unwashed
bedraggled
looking
stranger,
charged
with
having
been
drunk,
as
well
as
disorderly,
appeared.
In
some
way
he
had
learned
the
name
of
the
magistrate
was
Robert
Ritchie
and
that
he
was
a
stickler
for
decorum
and
dignity.
The
moment
the
accused
entered
the
dock,
he
smiled
broadly
at
Magistrate
Ritchie
and
bellowed:
"Good
morning
Robert
my
old
college
friend."
Mr.
Ritchie
stiffened,
constables
gasped,
and
the
reporters
chuckled.
dines,
tweeds,
assortment,
tl
Special
MEN'S
DREss',
SHIRTS
rum
.
j
tages
and
conveniences
not
enjoyed
before.
BOYS'
T
SIIIRts
ERS
Latest
slvU
iortment.
Spcc
J
Linotype
machines
operated
On
the
top
floor.
News
copy
was
written
and
edited
in
a
fpaciuus
office
downstairs
having
large
windows
and
no
blinds.
HOYS'
WOOL
aN
PANTS
Scrnl-dir.
ftortmrht.
Spnim
HOYS'
SCHOOL
Blue
and
khu
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Chllcotln
Friday,
5
p.m.,
Catala
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
Coqultlam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
SIMPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOt'TR
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
i
s.
Coqultlam,
July
15
and
29
FOR
MIRTH
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
s.s.
Coqultlam,
July
8
and
22
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
508
"What
was
It
again
you
wanted
from
the
store,
pop?"
Special
..
BAND
DELIGHTS
HOSPITAL
FOLK
Served
Here
In
Last
War
Typewriters
had
but
recently
been
installed
for
lead-pencil
composition
was
becoming
too
great
a
strain
on
the
forbearance
of-
typesetters.
Boss
ln(
the
ntws
room
was-
Frank
Mci
Cafferty
lanky,
discerning
and1
possessing
an
X-ray
knowledge
!
of
city
and
populution.
The;
editor
wai
E.
W.
McCreedy,
who
came
from
Prince
Edward
Island
where
his
father
had
been
a
publisher
and
Ottawa
correspondent.
McCready,
Junior,
had
been
in
the
employ
of
the
New
York
Herald
and
helped
report
the
Spansh
American
War.
The
business
manager
was
C.
J.
Mil-ligan.
In
later
years
a
member
One
of
the
delightful
but
all
j
too
few
diversions
for
patients
and
staff
at
Miller
Bay
Hospital
came
on
Wednesday
night
when
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
City
Band,
twenty-two
strong,
William
Murdork
Revisits
Prince
Rupert
After
35
Year
Rcalls
Old
Days
'
Not
having
been
here
since
SMITH
&
Ej
ISLAND
DOCTOR
IS
COMING
HERE
Dr.
Ueorge
Burgess,
for
the
past
three
years
superintendent
of
the
United
Church
Hospital
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
will
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
by
plane
next
Monday
from
the
Islands
to
assume
the
post
of
assistant
superintendent
of
Miller
r?jiy
Hospital.
His
wife
will
arrive
a
few
days
later.
Dr.
Burgess
Is
a
1945
graduate
of
the
medical
college
of
the
University
of
Toronto
and
saw
service
for
a
time
in
the
Canadian
Army.
Dr.
Macdonald,
at
one
time
located
at
Hazelton,
is
coming
north
from
Vancouver
to
relieve
Dr.
Burgess
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
REAL
ESTATE
INSURANCE
INCOME
TAX
RETURNS
PREPARED
visited
the
nearby
institution
1914,
William
Murdock
of
Mln-
anfi
rendered
an
open
air
pro-
An
Independent
dally
heiwpafwr
aerotca
ra
oe
upbuilding
of
Frinoe
Rupert
oil
"11
communism
comprising
nortiwra
nd
centra;
British
Coiuabls
uutboraw
as
Second
Ciess
Mail.
Post
Cffla
Department.
Ottawa)
Published
everr
tftwnrwm
except
Sunday
by
Moot
Rupert
Dally
Newi
Ltd.,
8rd
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia
Q.
A.
HUNTER.
Managing
Editor.
H.
O.
PERRY,
Managing
Director.
MEMBER
OP
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Per
Week.
20c:
Per
Month.
76c;
Per
Tear,
8.00.
EE&
By
Mall,
Per
Month.
60c;
Per
Year,
5.00
SS-
Encouraging
Parenthood
GOVERNMENT
statistician
points
out
that,
A
while
baby
bonuses
or
family
allowances
have
..now
been
payable
in
Canada
for
four
years,
there
;
has
been
no
increase
in
the
number
of
babies.
The
'
position
in
Britain,
where
great
inducements
have
;
been
made
to
increase
the
birth
rate,
seems
to
be
!
much
the
same
in
this
regard.
:
A
few
statistics
in
regard
to
the
development
:
of
Britain's
population
in
a
period
of
150
years
are
of
significant
interest.
In
the
early
1800's
Britain's
;
population
was
some
nine
million
people,
by
1891
it
'
had
increased
to
29
million
and
today
has
reached
'
the
49
million
mark.
However,
present
trends
have
!
caused
some
experts
to
estimate
that
the
population
;
may
fall
back
to
some
29
millions
by
the
end
of
this
;
century.
;
Nowadays
British
couples
limit
their
families
:
to
two
children
'or
less
whereas
ninety
years
ago
couples
produced
from
five
to
ten
children
or
more.
.
The
will
to
smaller
families
has
been
motivated,
it
I
is
suggested,
by
the
growing
burden
of
parent-'
hood
in
Western
society,
the
lessened
security
for
large
families
in
the
midst
of
intense
competition
and
the
unwillingness
of
women
to
assume
the
ties
;
of
motherhood
in
an
era
of
increased
social
status
!
and
activity.
The
British
answer
today,
at
least,
appears
to
be
in
the
direction
of
even
greater
social
assistance
!
to
those
raising
families.
ATLIN
REVERSES
rRIENDS
OF
W.
D.
SMITH,
who
was
Member
of
I
the
last
Legislative
Assembly
for
Atlin,
will
regret
his
now
apparent
defeat
which
will
be
subjected
likely
to
confirmation
by
a
judicial
recount
in
view
of
the
close
majority
and
unusual
aspects
;
in
regard
to
rejected
and
irregularly
handled
bal-i
lots.
Mr.
Smith
was
a
hard-working
and
popular
!
member
of
the
last
House
and
represented
his
rid-
ing
well.
It
is
ironic
enough
for
him
that
he
should
;
have
von
in
the
1945
election
when
the
.Socialists
I
jiefeated
the
most
of
the
Coalitionists
in
this-
part
;
Z
the
Country,
only
to
be
knecked
out
in
this
latest
;
TSctiqh
jrhen
the
Coalitionists
were
being"
so
gen-
erally
favored,
particularly
in
this
area.
Such
are
;
the
fortunes
of
political
war.
Obviously,
it
was
the
Indian
vote
which
reversed
;
what
appeared
to
be
Mr.
Smith's
victory
on
the
first
preliminary
count.
The
government,
already
possessing
a
preponderant
majority
of
seats,
can,
of
course,
get
along
with
one
less
member.
The
Indians,
as
newly
enfranchised
citizens,
are
fairly
entitled
to
some
representation
in
the
House
and
;
Mr.
Calder
was
the
only
candidate
of
the
race
in
',
the
province.
As
a
member,
he
will
be
in
a
position
!
to
give
an
especial
type
of
service
and
his
career
will
be
followed
with
particular
interest.
HAVE
HAD.
YEARS
OF
PLUMBINQ
AND
HEATING
EXPERIENCE
U.
E.
MORTIMER
S24
2nd
Ave.
(Near
CFPR.
Mi-
neapolis
who
arrived
in
town
gram
which
proved
delightful
last
week-end
was
hardly
pre-
to
all
within
listening
range.
)
1
It
was
a
varied
one-hour-and-;
j
j
,l
-i..-
noted
,lj
In
i
....
pared
for
the
changes
H
.
a-quarter
rendition,,
pari
being
i
Prince
Rupert.
,
j
presented
in
the
front
or
the
,
"I
was
hardly
able
to
recog-
.hospital
and
part
In
the
rearj
of
his
family
joined
the
Van
couver
Province.
,
PHONE
174
BALAGNO
Florist
Phone
Orrrn
787
Box
1193
nlie
any
place,"
he
remarked.
so
that
all
could
have
the
op
"Prince
Rupert
is
commencing
portuniyt
of
hearing
and
enjoy
lnf-
lib.
a
nlfv
"
I
Teacher
at
Port
Edward
Resigns
The
Sun,
spokesman
for
the
Conservative
way
of
life,
fell
on
evil
clays
In
the
decades
following
the
death
of
Macdonald.
The
office
was
close
neighbor
of
the
Telegraph
and
less
pretentious
in
appearance
and
general
equipment.
Its
editor
was
Snow-den
D.
Scott
who,
beginning
life
as
a
blacksmith,
lived
to
become
one
of
Canada's
distinguished
political
wirters.
He
resigned
a
good
many
years
ago
to
move
to
British
Columbia
and
Bandmaster
Peter
Lien,
as
Mr.
Murdock,
.j
i.
-k
who
i
is
an
elec-
'.
.
1-
usual,
wielded
the
baton.
I
trician,
first
i
came
v..
here
a
.ih
sold-
....
.
...
.
.
n
f
54
Patient,
and
ier,
serving
in
the
Irish
Fusil-
"f"
taf
r
-,
iers
under
Colonel
McSpadden!
of
Vancouver.
This
was
not
long
i
bralth-
ow
th
Pr-,
after
the
outbreak
Of
the
First
8.'
and
while
refreshments,
beln
served
to
bands-that
were
e
Great
War
In
August
1914.'
At
men,
express.apprec
Ution
of
Ru.
early
stage
in
Prince
1
visit
.
Jack
Mssallem.
re-;
pert',
development,
accomoda
Ping
for
the
band,
said
that
it
tlon
for
a
war-time
regiment
had
been
10
a
&&sMe
was
difficult,
if
not
almost
lm-
possible
to
find,
sb
the
guests
PIea3U'
'
ANYTIME
istimeto
CLEAN
YOUR
CHIMNEY
.,.
Let
u
inspect,
repair
and
clean
your
chimney
now
Be
prepared
for
Fall.
We
alto
ftperiallre
In
repair
of
gutters,
down
pipe
and
roofing.
The
resignation
of
Miss
Eve-!
lyn
Moret,"
teacher
at
the
Port
Edward
school,
was
accepted
with
regret
by
the
Prlnqe
Rupert
School
Board
at
Its
monthly
meeting.
Next
.term,
-the
white
and
Indian
schools
at
Pyrt
Edward
will
bp
consolidated,
wij.h
two
teachers
in
charge
of
the
classes.
in
m
me
rrenner
nui
Hupert.
There
was
one
partlcu-
ed
out
and
the
hotel
premises
,
,arly
fne
naul
made
neftr
tne
converted
into
a
temporary
bar-
weBtern
end
of
the
racks,
which
provided
adequate
Mr
Murdock
,aJled
b
shelter
for
more
than
a
year
,he
s
g
pr(nce
R
It
was
a
good
sized,
red-pain
Vjeven,
en
route
to
Lo,
Angeles,
ed
frame
building
on
the
tail-J
,n
vacationer
way
reserve,
situated
on
an.
coast
,
INTERCITY
CHI
MNEY
SERV!
Free
Estimates
Phone
Red
241
Reasons!)
.
Authorized
Licensed
Chimney
Service.
All
Work
Ct
become
one
of
the
valued
members
of
the
Vancouver
Province
organisation.
Another
figure
tf
note
in
the
8Jn
was
Charley
Crandell
from
Kentville,
Nova
Scotia
who
eventually,
after
moving
to
Montreal,
became
president
of
the
British
United
Press.
.The
Sun's
business
manager
was
Colonel
Markham,
an
Englishman
who
spent
a
day
or
so
in
Prince
Rupert
years
ago,
during
a
tour
of
the
west
foU
lowing
retirement.
The
fact
of
haying
been
here,
It
It
stood
stood
railway
yards.
on
even
so
lpn
ago
as
in
1914,
gave
ground
oh
the
far
side
of
the,added
lnte"rest
to
the
realiza
STEAMSHIP
PRINCE
RUPERT.
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FOR
..
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VANCOUVER
AND"
INTERMEDIATE
PORTS
EACH
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ani:il
p.m.
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MIDNIGHT
;
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'
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Reservations
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or
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
III
Type
tion
that
Prince
Rupert's
growth
today,
Is
along
highly
substantial
lines.
Qualttt
present
cinaer
pauiway
exiena-ing
down
to
the
railway
station,
and
almost
opposite
the
bowling
green.
The
hotel
building
was
sold
and
dismantled
years
ago.
Mr.
Murdock
recalled
the
int
pointing
SUPPLIES
FOR
01'te
STATIONERY
FOR
f
GREETING
CARifc
PENS
AND
PEW
eresting
days
spent
here
35
years
ago,
and
had
many
in
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BESNER
BLOCK
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this
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Junior
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fof
capital
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on
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of
development
to
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and
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quiries
to
make,
as
well
as
speaking
of
experiences
he
was
able
to
remember.
Now
and
then,
he
mentioned,
there
was
opportunity,
apart
from
military
duties,
to
go
fishing,
and
it
was
not
long
before
the
Fusiliers
became
well
aware
of
the
abundance
and
fine
qua-ity
of
fish
to
be
caught
in
and
around
the
harbor
of
Prince
ran.
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bumper
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