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Tuesday,
December
17,
1929
FISH
CONFERENCE
The
dinner
given
Saturday
night
to
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fisheries,
took
somewhat
of
the
form
of
a
ponference
because
a
number
of
people
interested
in
fisheries
matters
were
able
to
give
theirMews
to
the
minister
and
be
had
an
opportunity
of
replying.
It
was
a
very
interesting
event
and
one
that
is
worthy
of
repetition.
We
are
not
suggesting
that
a
dinner
of
this
kind
should
take
the
place
of
a
public
conference,
because
there
would
be
sure
to
be
others
who
would
wish
to
have
something
to
say.
The
difficulty
with
the
ordinary
conference
is
that
so
many
speakers
have
nothing
of
importance
to
say
and
so
much
time
is
wasted.
Men
often
get
up
to
talk
just
for
the
safe
of
hearing
themselves
talk.
buccess
consists
m
fitting
yourself
for
an
unlimited
amount
of
work
and
securing
the
opportunity
to
carry
it
out.
GOVERNMENT
DEPARTMENTS
CHEAP
Np-The
Fisheries
DepartmenLseems
to
be
following
in
the
Trake
of
the
Marjnq
Jf
gf&g&t
and
several
other
Government
departmehts'in
asKMgjXiat
service
which
should
be
paid
for
be
-given
f
ree.
The
Paily
News
was
asked
to
publish
free
of
cost
an
advertisement
stating
that
the
deputy
minister
would
be
here
and
that
he
would
be
ready
to
re-
ceive
uenuiauons.
ror
lust
sucn
advertisements
as
this
the
newspapers
make
a
charge.
Why
-the
Federal
Gov-
-
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1
It
i
i
i
m
.
.
erninenusnouiq
expect
to
Dg
exempt
irom
tnis
charge
we
do
not
know.
We
suggest
that
when
Mr.
Found
comes
to
the
city
again
he
.pay,
Jif
8
way
like
a
man
and
not
try
to
sponge.on
the
newspapers
,i
.:
xne
man
whfi.aygjieunderstarids
women
has
Ananias
beaten
by
three
laps.
MINING
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Dr.
J.
f
.
Mandy,
district
engineer,
suggests
the
possibility
of
mining
developments
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
These
islands
have
splendid
timber,
which
is
being
manufactured
at
Prince
Rupert
and
at
Vancouver
or
being
ground
into
pulp
at
the
paper
mills;
it
has
fisheries
which
are
in
need
of
careful
fostering;
it
has
excellent
oil
prospects
and
already
some
mining
is
being
done
there
in
a
quiet
way.
We
suggest
that
the
attention
of
mining
men
should
be
turned
in
that
direction
following
the
advice
of
the
engineer,
and
we
make
the
prophecy
that
good
results
will
follow.
BLACK
&
WH
ITE'
SCOTCH
WHISKY
DISTILLED
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
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RIGHT"
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This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
bf
British
Columbia.
FINAL
K00P
ENCOUNTERS
Players'
Club
and
IUsh
School
Winners
;n
First
Half
.,.
Wind
-DP
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.
Before
a
E'.i.re
haiuiful
of
ai
al.
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night
first
hdlf
post-seasob
Senior
and
Intermediate
League
DasiceiDaij
games
were
played,
Players'
Club
winning
a
tight
Senior
match
from
Three-Two
Tax;
by
a
score
of
36
to
35
while
High
School
took
the
Intermediate
game
from
Big
Four
38
to
29.
Despite
the
paucity
of
spectators,
the
players
worked
With
a
will
and
turned
In
good
exhibitions
of
the
hoop
game.
R.
B.
Skinner
refereed
both
games.
The
Senior
game
was
nip-and-tuck
all
the
way.
About
five
minutes
lef
ore
full
time.
Players'
Club
had
a
leed
of
six
points.
Wltl-some
fast
basket
shooting.
Three
Two
turned
this
to
a
lead
of
four
but
the
Dramatists
canto
right
back
and
snatched
the
victory
by
the
one
point
margin.
Half
time
store
was
12
to
10
for
the
Players'
Club.
The
first
halt
of
the
Intermediate
sames
was
particularly
close.
High
School
having
a
scant
17
to
16
lead.
Colleglates
made
the
most
of
their
scoring
opportunities
in
the
second
period,
however.
The
evening's
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Senior
Game
.
Players'
Club
R.
Plommer.
V.
H.
Hellbroner:
J.
Scott,
4:
D.
Frlz-ell.
4;
E.
J.
Smith.
9:
A.
Mitchell
18;
total.
36.
Three
Two
E.
Smith.
10;
P..
Ratchford,.
8;
D.
Qurvich.
13;
F
Dlngwell.
2;
D.
Stalker,
2;
total.
35.
Intermediate
Game
Big
Four
J.
McNulty,
5;
F.
Dingwell.
4;
E.
Smith.
5;
D.
Stalker,
7;
A.
Cross,
4;
R.
Stalker,
4.
total,
29.
High
School
W.
Johnson,
8;
D.
Morrison,
9:
S.
Stiles.
3:
K.
Naka-
moto.
1;
R.
Smurthwalte,
2;
R.
Irvine,
10;
total,
38.
These
were
the
final
basketball
fixtures
of
the
first
naif
of
the
season,
play
being
due
for
resump
tion
alter
tne
unrtstmas
ana
New
Year
holiday
season.
First
half
league
standings
are
are
follows:
Senior
W.
L.
Pa
Playera'
Club
6
2
12
Three
Two
Taxi
.3
4
6
Em
les
....
5
4
Intermediate
W.
L.
Pa
Big
Four
4
2
8
Bankers
4
2
8
High
School
4
2
8
Naval
Reserve
...
2
5
4
C.
JL.R.
1..
4,
2
j
Ladies
v
W.
L.
Pa
Maple
Leafs
5
1
10
Toners
1
5
2
GROTTO
WON
FIRST
HALF
Will
Sleet
Winner
of
Second
Half
Next
Spring
For
City
Crib-base
Championship
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
Lague
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
tors
12.
Eagles
14.
C.
N.
R.
A.
13.
K.
of
C,
7.
Moose
20.
Prinee
Rupert
Hotel
15.
Opera-
O
rot
to
11.
Cold
Storage
16.
Orange
Lodge
14,
I.O.O.F.
13.
New
Empress
13,
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
14.
The
final
standing
for
first
half:
W.
L.
P
Grotto
172
125
171
Moose
163
134
16"
Cold
Storage
161
Operators
I.
O.
O.
F
Eagles
151
P.
Rupert
Hotel
147
C.
N.
R.
A.
144
New
Empress
135
K,
of
C
154
Orange
Lodge
134
Seal
Cove
132
136
161
157
160
15'.
152
145
152
146
151
150
147
153
144
162
13!
163
134
163
134
165
13:
Grotto
wins
first
half
and
will
I
play
off
next
spring
with
winners
i
of
the
second
half
for
the
Dawson
Cup,
losers
of
playoff
to
take
Newton
Cup.
Draw
For
Single-Handed
Bowls
of
St.
Andrew's
Soc.
Following
is
the
draw
for
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
single-handed
elimination
carpet
bowling
series:
W.
Barton
vs.
J.
Haddon.
D.
Finlayson
vs.
A.
McLeod.
S.
D.
Macdonald
vs.
Marcus
Andrews.
J.
Doe
vs.
J.
s.
Irvine.
J.
Dick
vs.
J.
McLean.
O.
Geddes
vs.
Howard
Steen.
J.
Frew
vs.
J.
Watson.
Ben
Ferguson
vs.
Ben
Dalgarno.
J.
Smith
vs.
C.
Taylor.
First
prize
will
be
a
turkey,
and
second,
donated
prize.
Carpet
Bowline
Being
Concluded
C.
Taylor
and
J.
Watson
Rinks
to
nay
uii
ror
season's
Honors
Charlie
Taylor's
rink
beat
Jack
McLean's
by
a
score
of
13
to
12
In
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
last
night.
Owing
to
lack
of
Inter-est
In
the
spert
this
winter,
It
Is
not
rnteiy
mat
a
second
nair
or
the
sche-
TUG
8AIL?
NEW3
PAGE
TWO
Tuesday.
DPprtnv
The
Daily
News
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
P
rlnce
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
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Avenue
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9
For
young
ma
Oldp
Quality
wefalue
Acme
Importers
A
HEAL
PRESENT
FOR
THE
LADY
Silk
and
Wool
Hose
In
all
shades
and
in
all
sizes.
In
Christmas
box.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
QK
2
pairs
for
Men's
Shirts
Tqoke'Sj,
Arrow
and
Lang's
Shirts
the
finest
made.
In
broadcloths
with
fancy
stripes
and
plain,
shades.
Each
one
in
a
Christmas
box:
-j
Qff
Temptation
Sale
Price
V
A
O
Mens
Slippers
A
pair
of
slippers
makes
a
comfortable,
thoughtful
present.
We
have
a
large
variety
in
Vici
kid,
Romeo
style.
Q9
QC
Temptation
Sale
Price
V
Temptation
Sat
Here
is
your
greatest
choice
of
Gifts
for
Him.
Let
Santa
Claus
bring
him
somp.
thing
which
will
make
him
think
of
you
for
long
afterwards.
Get
it
at
the
Acme,
And
at
sale
prices.
Men's
Socks
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
Men's
Socks.
Pure
wool.
Regular
value
up
to
$1.25.
Qs
Temptation
Sale
Price.
Handkerchiefs
Make
an
Ideal
Christmas
Gift
Pure
Irish
Linen
Handkerchiefs
for
n
;
wan
dozen
in
dox.
excellent
value.
Temptation
Sale
Price,
per
box
Men's
'Bathrobes
The
German
Emperor
never
wore
a
bathrobe
and
see
what
happened
to
him.
Here
is
a
fine
variety
to
choose
from.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$5.95
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
-
y
1
'rr
dule
win
be
played
this'
year.
To
iettle
the
season's
honors
another
natch
will
be
played
between
C.
Taylor
and
J.
Watson's,
rinks
which
ue
now
tied
in
the
standing.
Other
xtponed
games
will
be
galled
off.
Meantime,
a-slnglc-handed
Christmas
tournament
Is
abouWp
be
played
among
niembers
of
thespclety.
The
standfag
of
rinks
iff.
date
is
as
follows:
Ri
'.
'
4iW
;L.
P.
C.
Taylor
.'.1
6
J.
McLean
:.CU2.
2
4
I.
Watedh
.U...3
i
6
M.
Andrews'
.2-
2
4
A.
McLeod
0
4
0
J.
Frew
0
0
0
Sport
Chat
Charlie
Brown,
who
promoted
a
number
of
fight
cards
In
Prince
Rupert
during
the
past
few,
years,
handled
Al
Foreman.
Canadian
lightweight
champion
lir
hls'battle
against
Billy
Townsend
oj
Vancouver
In
ihi
south'"
last
Friday
evening.
Foreman's
regular
manager
had
been
unable
to
come
west.
Charlie
Brown
Is
an
old
timer
In
the
ring
game.'
He
holds
a
California
State
referee's
license
and
handled
Joe
Bailey
of
Victoria,
former
Canadian
lightweight
champ,
for
several
years.
Stanislaus
Petklewicz,
great
Polish
distance
runner
who
has
beaten
Paavo
Nurml
of
Finland,
among
others.has
arrived
In
the
United
Statef
tff
run
a
little
and
to
investigate
American
educational,
udlclal
and
legislative
institutions.
A
law
student
in
the
University
ai
Warsaw.
Fetklewlca
said
his
visit
to
this
country
was
planned
largely
out
of
curiosity
to
discover
how
American
colleges,
law
courts
and
political
institutions
are
run.
Holder
of
every
Polish
running
iecord
from
800
to
10.000
meters,
the
invader
said
he
was
at
his
beat
at
distance
from
2000
to
3000
meters.
It
was
at
the
latter
distance
that
he
conquered
Nurml
In
Warsaw
a
few
months
ago.
BasketballScorers
Senior
League
E.
Ratchford
32)
7
D.
Gurvich
(32)
68
A.
Mitchell
(PC)
63
W.
Mitchell
E)
53
W.
Lambie
(B)
48
E.
J.
Smith
(PC)
43
V.
Meagher
(PC)
4Q
T.
Kelsey
(PC)
39
D.
Friasell
(PC)
2t
8.
Qurvich,
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,
t
f
,
,
,
21
O.
Mltchelf'O
.Al:.
I)1
lg
H.
Macdonald
(B)
18
J.
Oosee
(El
14
D.
Stalker
(32)
14
E.
Smith
M
ia
M.
Budlnieh
B
13
J.
Pierce
BI
12
C.
Ross
32)
'
a
A.
Moore
(PC)
7
V.
Memie
(32)
1
J.
Scott
(PC)
4
B.
Wendle
32
3
R.
Plommer
PC
3
R.
Nelson
E)
2
F.
Burdette
E
2
V.
Moore
(B
.........
.
2
F.
Dingwall
(32)
....J...-
2
$1.95
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CHRISTMAS
W
,
,
THE
ROY
THE
Latest;
in
,
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r
Broadway
style,
in
fancy
Velvet
j
Corduroys.
ABIIIjntlUUIl
OUIU
Intermediate
League
H.
Macdonald
B)
83
W.
Johnson
HS)
66
J.
McNulty
(BF)
M
D.
Morrison
HS)
55
J.
8cott
B
93
J.
Coinadina
(CN)
39
A.
Stiles
HS
44
P.
Piwce
(NR)
43
K.
Nakamoto
(HS)
A.
Cross
(BF)
32
E.
Barlow
(B)
31
E.
Smith
(BF)
V13J
D.
stalker
(BF)
.30
W.
Harold
(CN)
.....20
R.
Irvine
(HS)
20
J.
McKay
(CN)
II
F.
Dlngwell
(BF)
......
15
F.
Macdonald
(NR)
...15
R.
Nelson
(NR)
...n
J.
Underwood
(Bl
:.Z...l
B.
Stalker
(BF)
n
F.
Cameron
(CN)
10
F.
Burdette
(B)
10
F.
Dingwell
BT)
t
F.
Morrison
(CN)
8
W.
Hin
(NR)
7
E.
Smith
(NR)
0
Q.
Howe
(NR)
a
C.
Donaldson
(H)
a
O.
Boulter
(NR)
4
W.
Bafihaw
(NR)
-
4
O.
Shenton
(NR)
..
3
R
Smurthwalte
(HS)
3
A
Sfcattebol
(CN)
3
R.
Wlet
(CNR,
Z"Z
2
11.
Bkalteboi
(CN)
....
2
D.
Stalker
(NR)
2
R.
Wicks
(NR)
M
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2
Ladies'
League
M.
Nets
(ML)
38
23
r
c
irvme
(T)
19
8.
Buddie
(ML)
.
Sim
(T)
13
E.
March
(ML)
13
V.
Krikevsky
T
N.
Qurvich
'T
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E.
Steen
T)
P.
Stone
T)
J.
Walters
ML'
31
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i
Men's
Neckties
Some
men
prefer
to
clmo,
own
neckwear;
but
n
would
object
to
an
'
choice
in
our
store.
In
!h
a
'
patterns
and
plain
shad
i
.
ular
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