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Tuesday,
April
21.
i931
INTERESTING
QUESTIONS
A
number
of
interesting
statements
were
read
at
the
lastmeeting
of
the
Rotary
Club
and
the
members
were
qsked
to
vote
on
them
as
to
their
truth
or
falsity.
Some
of
the
statements
were
rather
puzzling
and
we
pass
them
on
to
the
readers
of
tin's
'paper
in
order
that
they
may,
if
they
think
wise,
submit
them
to
other
organizations
for
a
vote.
Here
they
are:
It
is
interesting
to
note
what
a
great
factor
in
prices
transportation
has
become.
In
shipping
wheat
to
Britain
from
the
Canadian
prairies
the
wheat
pool
gives
the
following
figures:
1.
Out-turn
and
marine
insurance
1.00
2.
Loading
into
boat
at
Montreal
and
ocean
freight
to
Liverpool
G.00
3.
Handling,
brokerage,
wharfage,
etc.,
at
Montreal
0.50
4.
Lake
freight
Fort
William
to
Montreal
by
all-water
route,
including
vessel
brokerage
and
ter
minal
uniuuuing
cnarges
y.&U
transfer,
etc,
at
Fort
William
1.50
1
7.
Railway
freight
typical
Saskatchewan
point
to
Fort
William
.
.
,
13.50
8.
'Average
country
elevator
handling
cnarges
(average
of
consigned
at
3c
and
Saskatchewan
pool
street
spread
at
4c)
;
3.50
Total
cost
of
handling
and
shipping
from
country
point
to
Liverpool
36.25
Liverpool
price
(March
31,
1931)
per
bushel
No.
2
Northern,
Atlantic
April
shipment
74,00
Net
return
to
grower
at
country
elevator
37.75
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
GOD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.
ACHES
There's
scarcely
an
ache
or
pain
that
Aspirin
will
not
relieve
promptly.
It
can't
remove
the
cause,
.
.
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J
uui
ltmu
rcucve
xuc
pairu
jicaa-
dies.'
Backaches.
Neuritis
and
neuralaa.
Yes.and
even
rheumatism.
gead
prdyen
directions
for
many
lportariT
uses.
Genuine
Aspirin
can't
depress
the
heart
Look
for
the
Bayer
Cross
:
hardly
know
it
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DOCTORING
PROFITABLE
Some
Interesting
Returns
From
United
States
Nation-Wide
Survey
NEW
YORK,
April
21:
The
av-
1.
It
is
impossible
to
employ
the
Golden
Rule
in
all
one's
erase
annual
income
of
phystetans
business
and
professional
relationships
with
one's
fellow
in
the
united
states
is
$5,059
while
men
surgeons
average
$9,233,
a
nation
2
There
is
no
satisfactory
basis
for
co-operation
XJS3I
amongst
competitors
in
the
same
vocation.
IprofUabie
of
the
specialties
while
3
Newspapers
should,
as
far
as
possible,
protect
the
anaesthesia
brings
up
the
rear
as
public
from
false
advertising.
i
far
as
profit
are
concerned.
4.
It
is
ethical
to
advertise
and
sell
one
line
of
goods
at
'
or
below
cosUn
order
to
attract
a
crowd.
r
,
ri
,
5.
'
Rotarians
should
not
buy
from
merchants
whose
AnSt
EilCVtuOf
business
or
social
ethics
are
shady.
j
6.
An
employer
has
no
responsibility
for
the
encouragement
and
the
assistance
of
his
employees
in
thrift
and
self-advancement.
7.
Teachers
should
aim
primarily
at
the
development
of
the
individual
pupil,
rather
than
at
the
pupil's
examina
.
tion
results.
8.
The
earning
of
large
profits
by
an
individual
or
firm
(either
salary
or
dividend)
carries
with
it
definite
responsibility
toward
those
who
are
paid
less
than
a
comfortable
living
wage
whether
they
be
employees,
of
the
individual
nv
firm
nr
nnvolatnrl
in
onw
lnoir
For
Churchill
I
Work
to
Commence
in
Summer
on
Two-Million
Bushel
House
For
Manitoba
Port
THE
PAS,
April
21:
Two
million
dollars
worth
of
building
material
Is
being
assembled
and
plans
are
under
way
for
the
employment
of
1,000
men
for-work
on
the
2.000.000-
n
V;'
,
u
,
,
t
i
i
m
..
bushel
elevator
project
at
Church-
u.
vjcumua&nuuiu
uul
uar
uruuucis
lruui
anuiner
nation
m
terminus
of
the
Hudson
Bay;
Wlinoui
glYing
CqnsiCieraDie
notice,
ll
SUCn
proniDltlon
IS
Railway.
Material
Is
being
assemb-
going
tprioush'iaffecUa
basic
industry
of
such
other
na-
'
ta
Winnipeg
and
m
trains
of
40
Jn
--'.!
'CAra
each
will
b
rrflulreri
for
fnr
the
the
LIUII.
1
Work
on
the
elevator
Droiect
will
be
weU
under
way
by
July
1.
tractors
state.
Man
in
the
Moon
5.
Lake
insurance,
out-turn
and
C.I.F.
brokerage
0.75
,
it
to
stw
ut
the
halibut
fish-
LoadJnfr.insneetinn.upirfhinir.T.nkPRliinnArs'
.'
.
but
local
people
.'
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o
O
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I
I
Just
one
by
one
And
ivo
by
two
The
halibut
boats
come
With
their
erew.
For
bigger
boats
Wefe
under
the
ban.
Now
most
of
them
stop
At
Ketchikan.
Bay
from'
Big
Town
Got
any-
thing
snappy,
in
rubber
bands?
Sales
Qui
No.
but
we've
got
something,
awfully
catchy
In
fly
paper.
SHRINE
CLUB
DINNER
DANCE
Fifty
Persons
Present
at
Enjoyable
Affair
Last
Night
Held
In
Commodore
Cafe
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
took
the
form
of
a
very
enjoyable
dinner
dance
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
night.
There
were
about
fifty
persons
present
who,
after
doing
full
Justice
to
the
dinner
spread,
participated
In
dancing
until
midnight.
Specialities
Included
a
Hula
Hula
dance
and
and
sand
and
flea
dance.
S.
E.
Parker
was
chairman
of
the
committee
in
charge
of
the
affair.
Other
members
of
the
cdmmtttee
were
Peter
Lorenzen,
George
H.
Munrd
and
O.
A.
Woodland.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
April
21,
1931
SPORT
NEWS
BABE
RUTH
TED
THYE
HITS
HARD
LOST
Two
Homers
Yesterday
Gave
Yanks
Victory
Over
Athletics
NEW
YORK.
April
21
Babe
Ruth
single-handed
won
yrs-erday's
firacucauy
American
League
baseball
.game
from
the
world
champion
on
board.
The
score
was
5
to
4
fdr
the
Yankees.
.
;
In
the
National
League,
the
Brooklyn
Robins
and
Cincinnati
Reds
broke
the
jinx
and
won
their
lir.-l
games
of
the
season,
the
Dod-
l
sera
by
beating
the
Phillies
10
to
5
and
the
Reds
with
a
7
to
5
verdict
over
Up
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
New
York
4-0,
Boston
3-1.
Cincinnati
7,-Pittsburg
5.
Brooklyn
10,
Philadelphia
5.
St.
Louis
3.
Chicago
2.
'
American
League
New
York
S,
Philadelphia
4.
Boston
13,
Washington
3.
Cleveland
9,
Detroit
3.
Chlcago-St.
Louis,
rain.
Baseball
Standings
National
w.
St
LouH
5
Boston
5
New
York
........
5
Chicago
4"
PitUburg
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
...
Brooklyn
.....
.American
Washington
'New
York
...
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wrtuuncu
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equipment
to
Manitoba's
sea-iSt.
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iiiamei
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government
snouui
anticipate
ana
pro-
port.
'Chicago
vide
for
reiultant
unemployment.
League
Philadelphia
2
Detroit
2
'Boston
2
L.
1
2
2
3
4
League
W.
4
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4
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CUP
GOLF
'
PLAY
ON
We
are
a
race
of
sun
worshipers.
Central
Office
Defeated
Dry
Dock
Note
how
we
rejoice
over
the
appearance
of
the
"radiant
orb"
and
how
depressed
we
become
In
his
absence.
Possibly
that
Is
why
our
girls
an
said
to
be
son
worshippers.
in
Two
of
Finals
Last
Nisht
Two
games
In
the
final
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Miniature
Golf
League
were
played
last
night,
the
General
Office
winning'
BOUT
Charlie
Hanson
Winner
of
Wrestling
in
Seattle
Last
Nisht
SEATTLE,
April
21:
Scoring
two
faUs
out
of
three,
Charlie
-Hanson
of
Seattle
defeated
Ted
Thye
or
Portland,
former
lteht
heavyweight
Philadelphia
Athletics,
thus
evening
wreatllnff
champion,
here
last
night,
up
the
series
which
started
on
Sun-
Hanson
conceded
the
first
fall
to
day
with,
a
victory
for
the
Mackmen.
Tiiye
in
the
third
when
he
had
been
Ruth
Made
a
home
run
in
the
pinned
with
a
head
scissors,
fourth
Inning
with
one
on
and
an-
In
the
fourth
round,
Hanson
got
other
in
the
eighth
with
one
again
nis
first
fall
with
a
body
scissors
from
the
groggy
Thye.
'
Hanon
scored
the
winning
fall
In
the
fifth
when
he
pinned
Thye
after
the
latter
had
attempted
to
throw
him
with
a
wristlock.
In
the
sml-wlnd-up.
Bill
Donovan
defeated
Bab
Kruw
two
falls
out
of
three.
Donovan
took
the
first
fall
with
a
headlock.
Kruze
the
see
ond
with
a
wristlock
and
Donovan
the
third
with
an
arm
scissors
and
headlock.
By
toeing
the
main
event.
Ted
Thye
dropped
a
side
bet
of
$250
which
went
to
a
charitable
FOOTBALL
ATANY0X
Play
to
Start
Soon
at
SmeRer
Towp
J
With
Three
Teams
I
Participating
I
!
ANYOJC,
April
21:
The
Anyqx
Soccer
League
has
been
reorganized
for
the
season
and
play
will
start
at
an
early
date
with
three
teams
participating.
The
three
teams
entered
are
Celts,
last
year's
winners,
Mine
and
Smelter.
Officers
of
the
league
for
the
year
are:
President,
T.
Sanderson.
Vice-president,
T.
W.
Plnckney.
Secretary,
W.
J.
Johnson.
Captains
and
managers
of
each
team
complete
the
executive.
Boat
Crew
Needs
Money
to
Finance
Trip
to
Hudson
both
from
the
Dry
Dock
whose
team
'
did
not
appear
in
full
strength.
The
Talk
Is
heard
that
there
may
be
poateaskm
of
the
cup
will
be
deckled
'
neither
football
or
baseball
compe-by
the
beat
three
out
of
five
games,
.
Utkm
at
least
as
far
as
the
seniors
ohe
date
of
the
remaining
events
paving
not
yet
been
set.
Tho
City
League
games
were
not
played
last
night
but
will
take
place
Thursday
evening.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
21,
1911
At
a
mass
meeting
of
workers
In
the
Empress
Theatre.
W.
11.
Montgomery
charged
the
police
with
preventing
the
laboring
classes
from
getting
a
hearing.
Walter
Shaw
declared
that
a
plot
had
caused
the
Battle
of
Kelly's
Cut,
the
working
class
being
forced
into
it
to
suit
the
powers
in
the
political
game.
.
A
forty-mile'
gale
swept
down
on
the
city,
windows
were
blown
out,
carts
toppled
over
and
the
ladies
were
acted
impolitely
with.
However,
there
was
no
very
great
damage.
A
horse
balanced
Itself
on
the
parapet-orr
Third
Avenue
when
a
'
?JMJk!4fl4iPUic(
Rupert
Fish
Market
went
oyer
a
12-foot
cliff.
The
horse
was
finally
extricated
safely
after
a
large
crowd
had
gathered
to
witness
the
strange
sight.
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
SEATTLE,
April
21
:
The
drive
to
raise
$15,000
to
finance
the
trip
of
two
University
of
Washington
rowing
crews
to
the
national
collegiate
meet
at
Poughkeepsle
on
the
Hud.
son
River
next
month
Is
under
way
here.
The
money
must
be
raised
by
Thursday
night
else
the
trip
cannot
be
undertaken.
SPORT
CHAT
are
concerned
in
Prince
Rupert,
this
season.
ApparenUy,
If
this
Is
going
to
be
the
case,
it
will
be
due
largely
to
lack
of
Interest
or
failure
of
pre
liminary
organization.
It
1
to
be
hoped
that
It
does
not
turn
out
this
j
way.
It
would
not
speak
so
very
well
,
of
a
town
of
this
size
a
town
that
:
sorely
lacks
clean
outdoor,
sport,
at
khe
best
that
there
should
be
elth-
i.
i
I,
.
.
i
,
,
udsruau
or
luoioau
compeuuon
lacking,
much
worse.
If
there
Is
going
to
be
neither.
Surely
it
would
seem
that
there
Is
enough
material
available
with
the
help
of
Juniors
who
have
been
coming
along
so
well.
It
will
soon
be
time
or
is
time
now,
for
the
annual
meetings
to
be
held.
There
should
not
be
such
a
thing
as
no
senior
baseball
or
football
In
Prince
Rupert
until
all
efforts
have
been
exhausted
to
organize
the
sports.
They
should
not
be
allowed
to
fall
for
lack
of
interest
an
Interest
which
almost
every
citizen
of
the
community
could
do
worse
than
show.
TRYING
FOR
NEW
RECORD
Capt.
Frank
A.
Hawkes
Hopes
to
Set
New
London-Rome
Time
LONDON,
April
21:
Capt.
Frank
A.
Hawkes.
American
aviator,
plans
tn
t.irt
thl(
woetr
nn
a
flloVil
tn
From
Easi
Sundays.
Tuesdays
'whirh
h
hnn
tn
hrnv
th.
.rc.
and
Thursdays.
3:30
pjn.
jcountry
record
from
London
to
For
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
Rome.
If
conditions
are
favorable,
and
Saturdays,
11:30
am.
he
will
hop
off
tomorrow.
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OF
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