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Saturday,
Feb.
22
IMOl
DOING
ITS
PART
i
The
Canadian
National
Railways,
backed
by
the
federal
government
is
doing
its
part
in
helping
to
stem
the
pre-;
vailing
tendency
toward
bad
times.
A.
big
construction
prqgram
is
to
be
put
in
force
and
it
is
expected
an
announcement
will
be
made
before
long
as
to
the
Government's
attitude
toward
the
western
outlet
of
the
Peace
lliver.
While
nothing
definite
in,
regard
to
the
port
to
be
used
is
thought
possible
this
year,
there
will
be
undoubtedly
a
general
announcement
stating
that
the
Government
is
prepared
to
go
ahead
just
as
soon
as
all
necessary
data
is
available
in
regard
to
routes
and
costs.
It
is
the
general
opinion
that
the
C.P.R.
and
C.N.R.
will
collaborate
in
the
work
and
that
the
new
line
will
be
owned
and
operated
jointly.
This
will
necessitate
giving
the
C.P.R.
right
of
way
into
Prince
Rupert,
even
if
a
southern'
port
be
chosen
as
the
chief
objective
of
the
line.
i
It
takes
an
expert
to
know
when
to
lead
the
ace
and
,
hold
the
jack.
'
STRONG
OPPOSITION
DESIRABLE
The
reports
of
the
doings
of
the
Legislature
since
the
opening
indicate
to
everyone
the
desirability
of
a
strong
opposition.
There
has
to
be
a
check
upon
any
government
that
takes
office
and
the
longer
a
party
has
oeen
out
of
power,
the
more
it
needs
watching
when
it
takes
office.
When
fdshibntyoints.the'wayit'tal&s
a
brave
woman
to
refuse
to
travel!
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KNOCKERS'
ROLL
PROPOSED
A
proposal
has
been
made,
which
may
be
brought
before
the
Board
of
Trade
or
some
other
public
or
semi-public
body,
to
establish
a
"Knockers'
Roll"
of
men
and
women
who
although
making
their
living
in
Prince
Rupert
persistently
knock
the
town.
The
idea
is
to
make
this
roll
public
and
if
the
knocking
continues;
to
take
steps
to
have
the
knocker
removed
from
the
city.
Visitors
from
the
outside
all
speak
of
the
number
of
people
they
hear
telling
how
bad
things
are
and
how
they
would
like
to
get
away.
The
object
of
the
Anti-Knockers'
Club
will
be
to
hasten
the
time
when
they
go
and
to
try
to
see
that
the
going
does
not
mean
a
promotion.
It
is
pointed
out
that
in
the
past
such
pressure
has
been
brought
to
bear,
even
upon
men
in
such
high
positions
as
managers
of
banks,
whose
departure
has
hastened
because
they
did
not
have
a
gQod
word
to
say
of
the
city.
The
protests
were
but
mild
because
of
the
social
position
of
the
men,
but
if
the
new
organization
gets
under
way,
as
is
proposed,
it
is
said
no
quarter
will
be
given
to
any
offenders.
We
should
all
be
patient
with
fools.
Who
can
tell
how
long
before
before
we
might
want
someone
to
be
patient
with
us.
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The
skill
of
a
fencing
matter
is
shown
by
Jack
Sharkey,
as
he
train
with
Johnny
(right
i
at
Miami
Beach,
Kennel
Club,
for
his
bout
with
Phil
Scott.
Sport
Chat
Billiard
Averages
(D.
Brown
(O)
14
301
236
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
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WiUiscroft
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3450
230
J.
Hillman
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18
4138
230
W.
Lamble
(E)
3
691
230
W.
Mitchell
J9
4352
229
C.
Balagno
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21
4793
228
F.
Stephens
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20
4565
228
W.
J.
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(G)
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R.
Young
(CD
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M.
Andrews
(CD
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MILLIARD
STANDINGS
G.
Ttl.
Canadian
Legion
8
9144
Orotto
9
9669
Elks
9
10632
HOCKEY
Coast
League
Seattle
5,
Victoria
0.-
210
30
m
leo!
Av.
1143
1074
11811
PLAYERS
WIN
Anniversary
HOOP
GAME
Billiard
League
games
are
also
betag
played
at
Prince
George
this
Defeated
Llks
By
SC-J1
Score;
winter
with
a
considerable
measure
of
success
a
good
deal
of
interest
being
taken
by
fans
in
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Big
Four
Also
Win
activities.
In
a
recent
fixture,
the
The
Players
Club
defeated
the
Canadian
Legion
had
an
easy
Elks
96-24
in
last
evenings
basket
time
beating
the
CNil.
by
a
mar-
ball
league
fixture
before
a
rather
gin
of
110
points.
Entries
are
now
small
crowd.
The
Dramatists
play-being
received
at
Prince
George
ed
a
strong
combination
game
and
fer
the
Lyon
Cup
competition.
t
their
shooting
was
accurate.
The
I
Plajreri
were
eager
for
the
fray,
Candlepin
bowlers
throughout
while
the
lodge
men
were
slighUy
the
Maritime
Provinces
and
the
handicapped
by,.
absence
of
State
of
Maine
are
being
groomed
lmfae,
who
is
on
ihe
Injured
list.
tin
wn;
muhhu
uumc
tur
uic
jHpnr
ww
,e
mgn
sewer
lor
Brunswick
BaUte-CoUender
Bowl-
the
evening
with
16
points.
The
In-
lng
Pin,
emblematic
of
the
Mart-
dividual
scores
were:
Hme
and
Maine
championship,!
Players'
Club--A.
Mitchell,
10;
V.
now
held
by
Conn
and
Martel's
Meagher,'
16;
E.
Smith,
2;
Doug.
rftUert
of
Halifax.
While
the
dateiFrtezell,5.
H.
Heilbroner;
T.Xelsey.i
for
the
competition
has.
not
as
yet,
3;
total,
3
6.
been
definitely
deckled,
It
Is
ex-l
Elks
B.
Stalker;
B..
Mitchell..
7;
pected
tha
play
will
open
durintrB.
BaceWl.
Qt
Cry
Mitchell.
6:
D.
tbe
last
week
of
May.
Officials
pftstalker,
4;
A.
Cross:
M.
Budinldh,
the
Marl
times
and
Maine
an
JJie
5T
duT2?.
Dowung
pin
trustees
usually
wait
iinemapie-;i,eais
again
aeieaiea
until
the
roads
are
open
for
traf-
tttoe.ToUers
24-13.
The.
Maple
Leafs
fie.
thus
permitting
the
various
played
a
nice
combination
game
teams
to
reach
the
championship
;
with
May
Ness
doing
most
of
the
alleys
by
automobile.
Grotto
Retains
Billiard
Lead
Col.
AIcMordie
Beat
W.
J.
Nelson
in
Fourth
Game
Last
Evening
W.
J.
Helson
and
Ool.
S.
P.
Mc-Mordie
played
the
fourth
game
last
night
in
Thursday's
Billiard
League
fixture,
the
latter
winning
250
to
226
fer
the
Canadian
Legion.
With
one
game
between
M.
M.
McLaota-
lan
(Grottoi
and
O.
P
Tinker
'Canadian
Legion)
remaining
to
be
played,
the
Grotto
now
has
a
lead
of
961
to
856
on
the
fixture.
scoring
with
15
points
to
her
cred
it.
The
Toilers
showed
the
result
of
a
bR
of
practice
and
played
a
better
game
than
they
did
the
week
previous.
The
Intermediate
game
which
;
tfce
Big
Four
won
over
the
High
School
32-27,
was
the
most
exciting
game
of
the
evening.
At
half
time
the
score
was
18
all.
Members
of
Lief
Erikson
Society
Enjoy
Card
Party
After
the
regular
business
meeting
last
night
at
which
it
was
decided
in
future
to
hold,
meetings
on
the
first
Friday
;6f
each
month,
members
of
the
Lejf;.
Erikson
Society
enjoyed
a
wfiisj
drive.
The
prise-winners
werey
.'ladles'
first,
Mrs.
C
Lindseth;
bond.
Mrs.
J.
Moen;
consolaUonMrs.
J.
Johnson:
men's
first,
Pv
Bruskeland;
second,
T.
Johnson;
'consolation,
H.
Erikatad.
At
the
close
of
the'-proceedings,
delicious
refreshment
were
served.
The
affair
took
place
in
the
Metro-pole
Hall
Surprise
Shower
HeldJLast
Night
Misses
Marion
Owen
and
Kathleen
Johnson
Were
Hostesses
For
Miss
Mary
Bussanlch
In
honor
of
Miss
Mar
Bussanlch,
!
whose
marriage
Js
to
take
place!
shortly,
a
delightful
surprise
linenj
shower
was
held
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
B.
Love,
Hays
Cove
Circle.
The
hostesses
for
the
evening
were
Miss
Marlon
Owens
and
Miss
Kathleen
Johnson
and
there
were
eighteen
persons
present.
The
evening
proved
very
enjoyable
for
all.
Games
were
played
and
dllcious
refreshments
were
served.
Miss
Bussanlch
was
the
recipient
of
many
beautiful
linen
gifts.
a
rosso
OfCGIT.Is
Celebrated
A
very
enjoyable
evening
was!
spent
last
night
in
the
United
"
Church
when
the
Canadian
Girls!
in
Training
celebrated
their
tenth
anniversary.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Opening
hyson.
C.QJ.T.
Ritual.
Purpose
and
Prayer.
Reading.
"The
Two
Secrets,"
by
Ruby
Krikevskjr.
Piano
solo
by
M&xlne
Heilbroner.
Tree
Contest,
prizes
won
by
Miss
Jean
Smith
and
Mrs.
Thomas.
CO
LT.
Chorus
by
the
Olrk.
Musical
Chairs.
C
OXT.
History
by
Violet
Weed
I
ess
Pain
T
Don't
be
a
martyr
to
unnecessary
pia.
Lots
of
staTerfaz
is,
indeed,
iuiU
needless.
IfcttUdx,
for
example.
They
eome
without
warning,
but
one
esn
alwsy
l
pipaml.
Aspirin
Ubkcs
bring
prompt
reuX.
Keep
a
biottlMRi
at
the
office.
Cany
the
small
tin
in
your
pocket.
Then
you
won't
have
to
hunts
drugstore,
or
wait
til
you
get
home.
And
do
hot
think
that
Aspirin
b
only
good
for
headaches,
sore
throuSl,
sad.
olds!
Read
the
proven
directions
for
raievtng
neuraljdc,
neurkic,
rhimtic,
and
other
adies
and
pains.
Rememberir.g,
of
couise,
that
the
quick
comfort
f
ram'these
tabltu
ii
net
a
cure;
for
any
continued
pain,
sec
a
doctor.
Purchase
ceouine
Aspirin.
Protect
yourself
by
looking
for
thnt
name.
Always
the
same.
Always
safe.
Never
hurts
tlie
heart.
DAWfiS
SPIR
The
Letter
Box
Bditar,
Daltr
News:
,
Cairo
in
Egypt
has
nothing
"on
Rupert
in
the
matter
of
doss.
As
yon
know
the
slums
ef
Cairo
arc
ia-
tested
with
swarms
of
pariah
or
scavenger
dogs
and
the
streets
of
(
intspert.
especially
at
night,
are
.rapidly
becoming
Just
as
bad
and
that
in
the
vicinity
of
the
hotels
Trio,
"Mother
Macbree,"
by
Ma-'nd
romlns
houses,
and
their
va-
hei
Thompson,
Ruby
Krikevsky
and
Violet
MeCutehean.
Kitchen
Contest
Prizes
won
by
Mrs.
Rev.
A.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Irvine.
Recitation.
"Mother,"
by
six
girls.
Trio,
"Mother
O'
Mine."
Game,
"Dog
Days."
Short
address
by
Rev.
A.
Wilson.
Detteiaus
refreshments
were
then
served
and
the
evenings
entertainment
closed
with
"Taps"
by
the
girts
and
the
closing
ritual.
ENGLAND
BEATS
FRANCE
TWICKENHAM,
fW.
:Bng-land
defeated
Prance
11
to
S
in
international
soccer
today.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
33:
Wheat
was
tjuoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.11,
a
decrease
since
yesterday
being
shown.
J.
H.
cuous
barkings
do
not
tend
to
induce
peaceful
slumber.
On
Second
Ave.
near
the
St.
Elmo
a
few
nights
ago
I
counted
12
dogs
of
nondescript
breed
in
a
bunch,
having
a
lively
conference.
There
are
many
bylaws
Jh
the
city
for
this,
that
and
the
other
traoc
mark
era.
IN
thing.
Could
not
the
city
fathers,
-c
Arseneau:
have
one
more
bykfw
making
it
3IKert-earaDulsorv
for
owners,
(if
anv
of
i
Whiat
Ladles
these
canine
pests
to
have
them
locked
up
and
raualed
at
night
and
give
people
a
chance
to
steep?
If
these
stray
dogs
have
no
owners,
why
not
have
them
destroyed?
The
dogs,
I
mean.
Yours
truly,
PEACE.
FRED
KERGIN
Jill'ROVES
A
wire
received
this
morning
by
Catholic
Women'j
Card
Party,
Dana
Successful
Mai
There
was
n
-'
tendance
at
w.
held
last
night
u:i
of
the
Catholic
Mrs.
M.
P
McCf.
convener,
beimt
a.v,
Murray.
Mrs
W
V
Wilfrid
Oration
u
sscaahier.
A.
D
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of
cerernonfes
and
m:-
mg
was
rurnwnen
oy
lagne'a
Orcbesira
Prtee-wlnners
a
i
BrWge
Ladles
.;
Mrs
H
itotUon
(Hvder
A..uk
tl
Mrs.
Harold
MrF--r
:-i"n'
V.:
McDonald;
second,
co;
men's
first.
J
and.
Angus
Ollhes.
Get
pay.
Local
Items
the
Ad.
n-;iitr:'
M1sa
E.
M.
Rarlr
s
on
the
Cardena
for
Dr.
W.
T.
K
train
anonunead
that
'
conver.
hU
son,
Fred
Kergin,
medical
stu-i
dent
at
Toronto
University,
who!
H.
L.
Oaulkner
:
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hftA
lMn
uHriii.lu
ill
arftk
..nl
mmimiJI
trr
fb(
SLT,
thsans
foUowmg
an
attaok
ef
sear-
crs
Corporation
am
T'Ll10
-.Met
fever,
was
improving
in.
every
L
mah.p
Co
.
aumu
lire
rmUHillinv
tm
rm.mmt
nSr-tSl
JSf
returnl9
was
XeeUng
as
11
as
Oould
be
ex-north
after
a
trip
to
Seattle.
1
pected.
aboard
the
Prln
mortdng
going
t
ficial
business.
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