THE
DAILY
NEWS.
Monday.
Man
,
PAGE
FOUR
Links
with
a
Great
Past
Hon.
Btraiby
Howard,
little
son
of
Lord
Strathcona
and
THE
dmtrnriinr
of
the
great
Canadian
who
was
one
of
the
founders
of
the
Canadian
Paeifie
Railway,
U
here
shown
embracing
the
small
daeffater
of
the
Hon.
Mrs.
Arthur
Howard
in
Hyde
Park.
London,
Eaglaad.
Both
children
are
living
links
with
the
great
put
when
one
of
the
major
events
in
the
history
of
Canada
was
in
the
making.
Sport
Chat
In
addition
to
the
senior
championships
which
are
now
In
pro-trees.
It
baa
been
decided
to
hold
an
intermediate
city
championship
bUliard
tournament
at
the
Empress
Social
Club.
Following
is
the
entry
list
and
draw:
March
31
A.
McDonald
vs.
W.
Murray-
Anil
2
M.
M.
McLachlan
vs.
M.
E.
Young.
AMtt.4-J.
Smith
,v,
W.
Bailey,
Apsll
5
George
Howe
vs.
j.
Hffl-
man.
The
two
semi-finals
will
be
play
ed
on
April
6
and
the
finals
on
April
9.
First
round
mixed
doubles
mat
ches
in
the
Cathedral
Badminton
Club's
city
teamament
wtil
be
played
tonight,
the
draw
being
as
follows:
BUI
Tobey
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton
vs.
Miss
Fraaees
Cross
and
Wttl
Lambie.
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
and
C.
J.
Norrinfton
va.
Miss
C.
Thome
and
F.
W.
Allen.
Mrs.
H.
L.
abodweil
and
S.
Darton
vs.
Miss
Dorothy
Ross
and
M.
Harris.
knat
Molly
Cress
and
Tom
Tasker
vs.
Mrs.
Duncan
and
M.
McGlashin.
Mtes
L.
M.
BUett
and
H.
T.
Cross
vs.
Mrs.
8.
Darton
and
Carl
Brand.
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
and
Jock
Oil-
katt
vs.
Miss
Norah
Rivett
and
E.
Wilding.
'
Miss
Amelia
Pilfebury
and
James
Farquhar
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MI
H.
Blott.
Miss
Joan
Cross
and
Mr.
Yonngr
vs.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Frank
Hasten
Special
meetings
were
held
In
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
here
over
the
week-end
In
connection
with
the
visit
to
the
city
of
Ensign
and
Mrs.
Henry
Majury
who
are
here
en
route
from
Estavan,
Sask
to
Ketchikan,
where
they
are
to
take
charge.
t
.
At
last
nfcjhtft
meeting
there
was
a
large
attendance
when
Ensign
Majury
was
the
speaker
with
Adjutant
William
Ken;
local
commandant,
in
charge.
Mrs.
Majury
sang
vocal
solos
as
did
also
L.
Pitcher.
Ensign
and
Mrs.
Majury
will
be
here
for
the
next
10
days.
He
has
been
with
the
Army
for
12
years
and
was
formerly
a
champion
leatherweignt
boxer
as
well
as
a
hockey
and
baseball
player
of
some
BALAGN0
WINNER
Eliminated
Will
Mitchell
From
Billiard
Championships
Last
Night
The
third
game
last
night
of
the
city
individual
billiard
champion
ships
resulted
in
a
win
for
Charles
P.
Balagno
of
500
to
452
over
Wil
liam
Mitchell
who
was
thus
elim
inated
from
the
competition.
It
was
a
close
match
and
was
played
in
the
good
time
of
two
hours
and
35
minutes.
The
high
break
was
45
which
was
run
by
Balagno.
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
BILL
Measure
Is
Being
Introduced
By
Federal
Government
OTTAWA,
March
31:
Eight
hour
day
legislation
for
labor
by
contract
or
day
labor
on
all
public
works
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
Is
to
be
introduced
by
Hon.
Peter
Heenan,
minister
of
labor,
in
a
bill
under
which
the
minister
will
have
the
power
to
enforce
fair
and
reasonable
wages
if
in
his
opinion
the
prevailing
scale
of
wages
in
any
particular
locality
is
too
low.
DRY
LAWS
INSTATES
Result
of
Straw
Vote
in
Poll
Held
Mtas
Reeemary
wtestow
ana'RBTW
'
By
Literary
Digest
'
aid
Allen
vs.
Miss
Margaret
Christ
and
A
Han
Cross.
Salvation
Army
Gil-
Visitors
Here
Ensign
and
Mrs.
Ma
Jury,
En
Route
to
Ketchikan,
Heard
at
the
Local
Citadel
Among
the
figures
given
over
the
radio
week-end
in
connection
with
the
Literary
Digest
straw
vote
on
the
United
States
liquor
problem
fwere
the
following
:
Seattle
;
Total
vote.
84.702.
For
enforcement,
3,000.
.
Xor
modification,
4,160.
For
repeal,
3,740.
Chicago
Total
vote,
84.700.
For
enforcement,
11,913.
For
modification,
27,696.
For
repeal,
45,093.
In
nation
the
totals
are,
303,-
987
for
enforcement,
383,117
for
modification
and
527,388
for
re
peal
Girl
Guides
At
Rupert
E.
Church
Rupert
East
Girl
Guides
and
Brownies
had
church
service
Sunday
morning
in
Rupert
East
United
Church.
The
lesson
was
read
by
Patrol
Leader
Elizabeth
McLeod.
A
duet
was
sung
by
Georglna
Lamb
and
Jimmy
Strand,
a
trio
by
E.
Moorehouse,
M.
McLean
and
M.
Casey.
Rev
ey.
dress
on
MRS.
NELS
WICK
DIES
Was
Fifty-Four
Years
of
Age
and
I
Active
Jlembcr.of
St-Paul's..
Lutheran
Church
;
Mrs.
Nels
Wick,
a
resident
of!
Prince
Rupert
since
1925
and
a
well
known
and
active
member
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
died
at
7:30
this
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
She
had
been
ailing
for
spveral
years
and.
being
taken
more
seriously
111
two
weeks
ago,
underwent
an
operation
last
Wednesday
which
failed
In
the
effort
to
save
her
life.
;
The
late
Mrs.
Wick
was
54
years
iof
age
and
was
bom
in
Norway.
She
came
here
five
years
ago
from
Alberta
with
her
family
who
had
xtmm
Mr.
Motte
gave
an
adtl
'the
QAlde
work
,
Vs
;
i
'V
s
m
7
IV
been
engaged
In
farming
on
the
prairies.
Married
33
years
ago,
deceased
Is
survived
by
the
widower,
who
Is
engaged
In
salmon
Ashing
here,
by
one
son.
Ole
Wick,
also
a
fisherman
of
this
city,
and
one
daughter.
Mrs.
Abe
of
Buxton.
ND.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands,
of.
taeB,
C.
UnderUkeis.and
Interment
will
take
place
Thursday
afternoon
from
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
Toronto
Stocks
(
Court
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.
)
Amulet.
$143.
$1.45.
Dome,
8.95,
9.10.
Faleonbridge,
4.65,
4.75.
Holllnger,
.78.
.79.
Hudson
Bay.
13.00,
nil.
Imperial
Oil.
26.85,
2855.
Int.
NlckeL
4250.
43.10.
Manitoba
Basin,
.06,
0(5.
Mining
Corp,
2.65,
2.75.
Mclntyre,
18.60,
18.90.
Noranda,
40.20,
nil.
Sherritt
Gordon,
2.75.
2.76.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.15,
3.25.
Teck
Hughe.
6.15.
028.
Treadwell
Yukon.
6.00,
6.50.
Ventures.
1.85,
1.88.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.75,
1.77.
Stock
Quotations
(Gowty
a.
D.
Jonncton
Oo.
1
Oils
A.
P.
OeoeeJMated,
1.76,
MO.
Calraont,
MS,
U4.
Dalhousle,
1.43,
1.45.
Fabyan
Pete,
8,
Nil.
Home,
9.10,
920.
HargaL
1.15,
UO.
Freehold,
74,
75.
United,
70.
n.
Sterling
Paeifle,
21,
32.
Mertand,
20,
21.
Mercury,
31,
33.
Battled
Storm
To
Flag
Train
Serious
Accident
Believed
to
Have
Been
Averted
By
Heroic
Act
of
Archie
Izzard
iiiUKU,
na.,
Marco
oi:
10
Ar-i
chip
Tnarri.
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npcro
vha
Htm
In
a
little
house
near
the
railway
track
j
at
Bear
Brook,
Pictou
County,
the
'
rjaesengfiH
and
crew
of
a
Halifax-
Sydney
express
train
owe
their
tea-
j
cape
from
possible
death
or
Injury
j
recently.
.
I
It
was
Izzard
who
discovered
the!
washout
at
Bear
Brook,
near
Bar-1
neyl
River
station,
and
gave
the'
noUflaatton
to
railway
authorities
that
retailed
In
the
train's
halting.!
Alarmed
by
the
sound
of
rushing'
waters,
Izzard
discovered
the
break
j
in
the
dam
at
McPhee's
Mill
which
resulted
in
nearly
five
hundred
feet
of
trade
being
washed
out
Ul
that
a
hl.
....
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temperature.
37.
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the
quest
for
financial
independence
millions
of
.
people
nun
with
confidence
to
Life
Insurance
.
.
.
-
the
one
investment
which
can
provide
an
income
for
old
age,
a
reserve
fund
for
emerpdes
and
a
paid-up
estate
for
loved
ones.
iSo
important
is
this
form
of
investment
.
Y
Millions
of
People
Have
Laid
the
Foundation
for
Success
on
this
Sound
Investment
been
set
aside
as
Life
Insurance
Day.
It
is
a
day
when,
in
fairness
to
yourself
and
family,
you
should
discuss
.with
your
wife
your
future
financial
sums.
Ash
Yourself
These
Questions
If
your
earnings
were
cut
off
entirely
what
income
would
be
available
from
your
present
savings?
Do
you
realize
that
$10,000
of
Life
Insur-
ance
represents
a
yield
of
only
about
$500
r
T
a
year?
Would
you
ask
your
wife
and
children
to
Era
on
that
amount?
What
investment
other
than
Life
Insurance
offers
sudT
a
sense
of
security
.
.
.
or
is
so
helpful
whcai'your
financial
need
is
the
Greatest?
s
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V
Life
Insurance
is
Thrift
Life
Insurance
encourages
systematic
savings
.
.
.
it
is
a
sure
means
of
thrift.
Year
after
year
your
premiums
increase
the
cash
value
of
your
insurance
while
yon
live.
Its
value
is
unquestioned
when
you
die.
Call
In
a
Life
Insurance
Representative
today
...
Let
him
plan
an
insurance
program
that
will
care
for
your
future
obligations
and
by
the
foundation
for
your
success
and
happiness.
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