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Face
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Lodge.
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8,
Dimnville.
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write:
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whenever
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
...PRINCE
KUl'EKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBL
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
April
30,
1931
SUMMER
SPORTS
SOON
It
is
vfery
satisfactory
to
the
local
fans
to
know
that
there
is
a
prospect
of
some
good
baseball
in
the
city
during
the
coming
summer.
This
game
is
the
most
popular
local
sport
and
if
the
games
are
closely
contested
a
gate
can
be
depended
--
-
on.
Football
seems
more
in
doubt
but
with
the
Regiment
club
meeting
this
week
it
is
possible
that
some
other
clubs
may
follow
suit
and
make
an
effort
to
putian
eleven
in
the
field.
ZJr
Cricket
and
lacrosse
never
had
much
chance
here
owing
to
lack
of
suitable
grounds.
Tennis
promises
to
be
as
popular
as
ever.
The
young
ueoDie
oi
the
city.
btjy6
and
girls,
have
taken
to
this
game
j
better
than
any
other
and
the
result
is
that
there
are
a!
number
ot
yoaiig
players
coming
aiong
well.
The
rebuild-!
ing
of
two
local
courts,
one
at
Acropolis
Hill
bv
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
and
the
other
at
the
High
School,
built
by
the
students
and
teaching
staff
with
the
aid
of
some
friends
and
slight
help
from
the
school
board,
will
have
a
good
effect
in
keeping
up
interest
in
the
game.
Swimming
should
engage
the
attention
of
all
young
people.
As
a
sport
it
is
unexcelled
and
it
is
a
great
thing
for
the
young
people
to
learn
to
swim
as
a
measure
of
protection
to
themselves
and
friends.-
Softball
is
already
engaging
attention
in
various
parts
of
the
uty
and
there
is
a
new
bowling
green
built
by
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
which
'may
be
used
later.
Qn
the"
whole,
Prince
Rupert
young
people
are
fairly
weH.providedwith-ummeriK)rts-ana
all
that
is
needed
is
good
weather
during
the
season.
,
1V
T.
PEACE
RIVER
CROPS
Already
this
year
the
Peace
River
district
has
shipped
to
market
Oracticallv
ten
million
htishpls
nf
r-rain.
annrn.i
ximately
the
same
amount
as
was
sent
out
the
previous
year.
This
was
in
a
season
when
crops
almost
throughout
the
prairie
country
were
a
failure.
A
country
that
produces
like
that
cannot
well
be
ignored
in
the
matter
of
transportation.
The
western
outlet
is
sure
to
come
soon
and
Prince
Rupert
will
benefit
from
it
no
matter
which
route
it
takes.
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Electro-Chromatic
famous
Audak
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LIMITED
Pick-up
ft
4
W
OOD
ALCOHOL
KILLED
TWO
HUNDRED
DIKING
WINTER
IN
STATES
ft
WASHINGTON,
April
30:
The
use
of
wood
alcohol
as
a
beserane
caused
no
less
than
f,200
deaths
fli
the
UtiUeUstates
!
during
the
past
winter.
IS
ELECTED
PRESIDENT
Mrs.
Robert.
Blance
to
Head
Women's
Canadian
Club
During
Coming
Year
Mrs.
Robert
Blance
was
last
night
eleeted
by
acclamation
as
president
of
the
Women's
Cana
dlan
Club
for
1931,
there
being
no
other
name
but
hers
presented
when
nomination
were
received
at
a
nomination
meeting.
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
Is
re-elected
secretary
and
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thomson
treasurer
by
acclamation,
there
being
contests
for
other
active
offices.
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan
is
again
honorary
president
with
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordie,
honorary
vice-president.
The
election
of
offices
will
takel
place
next
Wednesday
evening.
C.
Chamberlin
Clarence
Chamberlin.
noted
transport
pilot
and
of
Lraus-aUantic
iame.
was
forced
to
take
ordinary
rookie
test
all
over
again
In
order
to
qualify
for
bis
pilot's
license.
It
seems
he
permitted
his
license
to
run
out.
AYR
BEATS
KILMARNOCK
Stays
in
First
Divition
of
Scottish
League
Hibernians
and
East
Fife
Go
Down
i
GLASGOW,
April
30:
Ayr
Unl-;
-ed
escaoed
relegation
to
the
Second
Division
of
the
Scottish
Foot-'um11
L'ague
by
defeating
Kilmarnock
one
to
nil
yesterday.
The
Hibernians
and
East
Fife
will
go
down
West
Bromwich
j
Has
Chance
to
Be
Promoted
LONDON.
April
30
West
Bromwich
Albion
defeated
Stoke
today
one
to
nil
and
now
has
a
good
nance
of
advancing
to
the
First
Division
of
the
English
Football
League
depending
on
Saturday's
tames
SCALK
OF
CHAKKKS
v
The
following
Is
the
scale
nf
charKf"
made
for
reacllmr
notices:
Marriage
and
Engayement
xnnounefments
S2.
Dirth
Notices
50c
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cards
of
Thinks,
$2
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
name.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
.April
19:,
SPORT
NEWS
:N0-ffiT
NO-
SOFTBALL
RUN
GAME!
IS
PLAYED
Ferrell
Did
This
For
Cleveland
In.
dians
Over
St.
Louis
Browns
Yesterday
ates
respectively.
Yecterday's
scores:
National
League
'
Chicago
3,
ClnclnnaU
1.
St
Louis
7.
Pittsburg
1.
American
League
Chicago
3.
Detroit
0.
Cleveland
9.
St.
Louis
0.
Washington
9,
New
York
5.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
i
w.
hlcago
8
St
Louis
L
8
Boi-tnn
,v...
...
g
New
YOtk
k
I.
A
?
PhUadelphla
X-
.
5
Pittsburg
5
Brooklyn
2
Cincinnati
1
Imertcan
L.
3
3
4
;4
6
8
10
8
.
League
'
W.
L.
Cleveland
9
3
Washington
i.....
8
5
New
York
7
6
Philadelphia
5
5
Detroit
J
"fl
7
Chicag6
5
6
St.
Louis
3
7
Boston
3
7
i
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
10.
Sacramento
9.
Hollywood
9.
SeatUe
4.
Portland
4.
Missions
1.
On
Chinawomen
do
NOT
APPEAR
ON
THE
stage
n'rdwy
Pet,
OMANPUWS
Trll
part
of
a
heroine'
DM
CANADR-FAMOUS
STARS
OF
5TROE
hnu
SfcKtSW&tORGE
ARUS5-
DUCrUNutHRM
CIGARETTES
"
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.750
DO
YOU
KNOW
THAT
-
Help
Gundcrtcn
and
Win
a
Prixt
Send
in
your
intrrciting
fact
today.
It
Herd
not
neceaauriiy
refer
to
tolwcco.
For
every
fct
we
use
w
will
urnd
yem
stuck
are
of
CO
Kwkincham
Cigarette.
Give
s
reference
with
your
fart.
If
intern
ting
enough
Mr.
Gunderacn
will
cartoon
hand
you
will
receive
Uie
complimentary
pack
ageof
Iluckinghami,
Canada
'
moat
popular
blended
cigarette.
Du(
kinglianu
are
all
that
i
f
reih,
eaol
and
mild
a
Llmd
of
all
that
U
Cimt
in
tobaccoi,
packnl
for
your
pleasure
and
enjormeot.
Address
your
facta
to
George
Gundrraen.
Dept.
M
Tuckett
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
Hamilton,
Set
of
"Do
You
Know"
Cards
For
ten
centa
in
itampa
we
will
tend
yu
s
art
of
Do
You
Kimw"
card
U
y
inter-eating
auhjects
printed
in
color
with
full
description
(.ire
of
cardi
IK"
s
or
for
twenty
cents
we
will
include
card
and
alno
an
album
in
which
tlx
card
can
be
placed
to
give
a
complete
collection
in
permanent
form.
Stinech's
Team
Beat
Tobey's
Score
of
Five
to'Tw
Yesterday
by
CLEVELAND.
...
April
30:
Wesley
In
the
High
School
Softball
Ferrell,
youthful
hurler,
pitched
a
League
yesterday.
Stlnechs
team
no-bit,
no-run
game
for
the
Cleve-
won
from
Tobey's
by
a
score
of
5
land
Indians
yesterday
against
the
to
2.
The
teams
were:
St.
Louis
Browns
and,
as
though
stlnech
Hale.
Blake.
Worsfold;
that
were
not
enough
for
the
day,.
Johnson,
McMeekln,
Obata
also
batted
a
home
run
In
the
fourth
Keefe.
inning.
Making
two
hits,
Ferrell
ac-
j
Tobey
McRae.
Church,
Ross.
Ni-counted
for
fpur
runs.
It
was
the
shmo.
Kanaya,
Murray.
j
fourth
game
Ferrell
has
won
for
the
l
Scorekeeper
was
j.
Weiie
and!
Indians
this
season.
Incidentally.
,
Caf,
Smlth
Cleveland
maintained
league
pim
Innlngstlneeh
team-
at
leadership
margin
of
one
and
a
half
mn
mi
mmy
,u
ga!?'i.
I"
Blake
flies
out
to
Tobey,
The
last
h
time
a
no-nlt,
M,
no-run
M,
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
lnfleld
"y
Wo"fold
flles
to
game
was
pitched
in
the
Major
?"
out,
Leagues
waVln
May
1929
when
Carl
,wh
""i
taU-
"Uher
Tobey
Hubbell
of
the
New
York
Giants
shut
out
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
in
nad
S001
fleld
9Wott
i
Tobey's
team
at
bat.
McRae
files
this
time
manner.
The
last
a
no-hlt,
out
to
Ktete
le"
neW-
Church
no-run
game
took
place
in
the
Am-
erican
League
was
in
1922.
j
nles
out
to
Worsfold
who
makes
a
j
The
deadlock
between
Washing-:
running
catch
from
left
to
centre,
i
ton
and
New
York
for
second
place
SUnech
fans
Ross.
SUneeh's
pitch-1
in
the
American
League
was
at
last
nr
ry
effective.
rbroken
when
the
Senators
scored
a
Second
Inning
SUnech
team
at
;
win
over
the
Yankees.
I
bat.
Moxley
out
on
fait
grounder
to
Chicago
Cubs
and
St.
Louis
Car-
Pitcher
Tobey.
Jonn-on
gets
first
dlnals
remained
at
the
top
of
the
on
Kanaya's
fumble.
McMeekln
out
National
League
by
winning
over
on
fly
to
Tobey-
Johnson
gets
home
Cincinnati
Reds
and
Pittsburg
Plr-,
on
First
Baseman
McRae's
over?
throw
to
Third
Baseman
Ross.
To
bey
fans
Obata.
Tbev's
team
to
bat.
Moxley
catches
Klsblmoto's
left,
field
fly
Kartsva
out
at
first
eets
flrtt
on
667
Ro
out
to
Thlrd
Ba8eman
Blake.j
"5
Khhlmoto
fans.
385
rtrth
Tnnlnn
BHmV,
v.
-l
.167
.111
also
is
Obata.
Hale
out
Keefe
forced
out
on
second
but
McMeekln
scores
on
Blake's
single.
Worsfold
462
bat.
Moxley
hits
afly
and
makes
.455
'
,
JIrt
but
Is
out
trying
to
take
seo
.300
ond.
Johnson
out
on
first
Stlnech
.300
out.
Tobey's
side
to
bat.
Church
up
and
gets
first
Tobey
hits
a
two-bagger
and
scores
Church.
Tobey
scores
on
Johnson's
overthrow
to
third.
Ross
out
Nlshlni-to
out.
Kanaya
out.
Stlnech
to
Moxley.
Batteries
Tobey:
Tobjy
pitcher,
and
Kishimoto,
catcher.
Stlnech:
8tlneeh,
-
pitcher:
Me,
Meekln,
catcher,
'
.
VARSITY
WINS
HOOP
TITLE
OF
DOMINION
VANCOUVER.
April
30
Ubi-;
1
verslty
of
BriUsh
Cplumbta
won
the
Dominion
champion-
ship
in
senior
men's
basketball
I
here
last
night
by
defeating
8t
1
Catherines
28
to
20
in
the
see-
ond
game,
taking
the
two-
'
game
series
by
a
total
score
of
45
to
38.
M
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
1
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
May
5
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhouse.
May
8
Roundhouse
vs.
Station,
i
'
May
12
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
May
15
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
May
19
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
dock.
May
22
Station
vs.
Drydock.
May
26
Roundhouse
vs.
Station,
May
29
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
2
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
5
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
June
12
Station
vs.
Drydock.
j
June
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
June
19
Drydock
r.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
26
station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
30-
Roundhouse
V.
Drydock,
Get
that
There
is
a
grea
Regular
$:J7.u
JNow!
You
Can
Save
From
$10.00
to
$12.
election
left;"1
,for
Navy
Blue,
Double
Breasted.
Regular
$3J.50,
for
Blasting
-may
be
resorted
to
In
i0n
MoxleVs
three-bagger
Moxley'"
to
"UnfuUh
'r
:
scores
on
Johnson's
single.
Stlnech
Pd
'out
.
.727
Tobey
team
at
bat
Stlnech
"J27
Church
out.
Tobev
hits
a
erounder
to
third
rnnv
In
flrat
ttiMAY
DAY
TOMORROW
bat.
MeMeekin
safe
on
first
as
Precautions
Being
Taken
Through-
nut
Continent
to
Amid
Undue
Demonstrations
out.
Kanaya
to
McRae.
uiiawa.
apra
jo:
n
was
Tobey
team
to
bat
Church
out.l,earned
nere
yesterday
that
special
e15
Stlnech
to
Moxley.
Murray
our
on'P1111101"
tn
betn
teken
538
first.
Tobey
out.
(throughout
Canada
and
United
mo
nfth
Inning
SUnech
side
to
.
8ute
to
P'-
any
undue
riots
on
May
Day
when,
throughout
the
world.
It
Is
customary
to
stage
labor
demonstrations.
Unemployed
demonstrations
are
also
anticipated
mm
lHllsKV
GoVERttBAND
3
-
--
-
Uemerara
urn
.
$25.00
22.50
Friday
and
Saturday
G.
C.
ARSENEAU
Third
Ave.
Men's
Wear
Phone
758
SEVEN
DIE
INBLAST
Hit
lire
Hating
in
Sinclair
Oil
W'eU
in
Slate
of
Texas
OREATWATER.
Texas.
April
30:
Fife
fighting
experts
were
'Hurtling
here
yesterday
to
assist
In
ex-
iCafther
McMeekin's
pais.
McRa-
twulhing
a
fire
in
Sinclair
oil
lout
at
first
weH
which,
when
it
broke
out
with
Third
Innlng-Stlnech's
side
to
f'"1
"blosion
Tuesday
night,
bat.
Keefe
put
out
at
second
by
""fi"0
perwMU
!
Church.
Hale
reaches
first.
Blake
"
bas
been
necessary
for
rescue
iout
on
fly
to
Church
In
centre
wker.
to
"
aestos
-utt,
wbUe
field.
Hale
comes
home
on
Wo,P
i
we
oomw.
fold's
single.
Worsfold
comes
home
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
2
Borden
vs.
Booth
May
0
High
vs.
Bordni
May
9
Booth
vs.
High
May
13Booth
vs.
Bonin
May
16
Borden
vs.
Hil.
May
26
High
vs.
Booth
May
23
Borden
vs.
Bou!:
May
27
High
vs.
Bordci,
May
JJ
Booth
vs.
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