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Tuesday,
March
3,
1931
THANK
YOU,
MR.
BASS
Oscar
Bass,
deputy
attorney
general,
has
been
saying
some
kind
words
about
Prince
Rupert.
In
fact
he
is
much
more
enthusiastic
about
the
city
than
a
great
many
of
the
people
who
live
here.
He
sees
the
pogitiqji
with
a
better
perspective.
We
are
much
obljged
to
Mr.
Bass
for
his
appreciative
words
and
hope
Prince
Rupert
people
will
learn
to
see
things
as
he
does.
GOVERNMENT
AND
P.G.E.
The
real
trouble
about
the
policy
of
the
Tolmie
Government
in
the
matter
of
the
P.G.E.
is
not
that
it
has
done
the
wrong
thing,
but
that
it
has
been
altogether
too
patient
and
tolerant
under
the
importunities
and
abuse
of
the
ir-responsibles
persons
and
organizations
and
newspapers
which
have
been
demanding
that
it
do
about
the
P.G.E.
what
every
sane
and
honest
citizen
of
this
province
knows
it
WOUld
be
madness
to
fin.
snvs
thp
Vnnrnnvpr
Prnvi'nna
Why
does
not
the
Tolmie
Government
say,
outright,
and
once
ior
aii,
inai
h
win
not
continue
the
line
to
i'rinci
Prince,
George
unless
that
i$
done"
as
part
of
an
agreement
to
wards
a
Peace-Coast
railway,
which
WilUihcludif
the
P.G
E.?
And
why
does
it
not
undertake
tb
publish
the
conclu
sions
of
its.
P.G.E.
survey
at
the
earliestmossitye
date?
BISHOP
FALLON
OF
LONDON
Ontario
loses
one
of
its
most
powerful
personalities
in
the
death
of
the
Right
Rev.
Michael
J.
Fallon,
Roman
Catholic
bisrfop
of
London;
says
ail"
Edmonton
paper.
Those
who
had
their
homes
in
that
province
thirty-five
or
forty
years
ago
and
were
interested
in
athletics
will
remember
him
well
as
the
coach
of
one
of
the
greatest
football
teams
that
it
ever
produced,
that
which
carried
the
colors
of
Ottawa
college.
To
his
churcftjfiq
gave
service
'of
great
distinction.
A
man
of
strong
opinions
on
many
public
questions,
he
asserted
them
.oh
numerous
occasions
with
telling
effect.
His
courage
and'forcofulness
won
for
him
an
admiration
that
went
far
beyond
those
of
his
own
communion.
His
impressive
stature
and
his
vigorous
and
clear-cut
delivery
were
such
that
no
one,
after
hearing
him
speak,
was
ever
likely
to
forget
the
experience.
United
States
is
holding
down
on
immigration
coming
to
thtt
country.
Most
other
countries
are
doing
tho
same
just
now,
with
the
result
that
there
will
be
an
opportunity
to
develop
nationalism.
This
applies
particularly
to
Cannda
where
the
population
is
as
cosmopolitan
as
in
any
country-pf
the.world.
Astounding!
Can
Eat
Anything.
Mr.
Frank
Chatburn,
of
Blackburn,
writes:
"I
have
suffered
long
from
acid
stomach
and
constipation,
but
since
being
advised
to
try
your
wonderful
Carter's
Little
Liver
Pills
I
began
to
feel
the
benefit
after
almost
the
first
dose.
I
can
now
honestly
say
that
I
can
eat
anything
and
enjoy
my
food
knowing
that
I
will
not
suffer
any
disagree
able
after
effects."
Take
Carter's
Little
Liver,
Pills
for
sick
headache;
biliousness
mid
constipation.
They
act
as
a
tonic.
All
druggists
25
and
75?
red
pVjis.
CONCERT
ENJOYED
Salvation
Army
Young
People
Gave
Their
Annual
Entertainment
Last
Evening
There
was
a
large
crowd
at
the
Citadel
last
night
when
the
voune
people
of
the
Salvation
Army
held
tneir
annual
entertainment.
The
program
proved
very
acceptable
for
all
present
and
was
greatly
enjoyed.
Distribution
of
prises
to
Sunday
School
pupils
was
one
of
the
features
of
the
evening's
proceedings.
The
affair
was
in
charge
of
Com
mandant
William
Kerr
and
Rev.
C.
E.
Motte.
pastor
of
Rupert
Bast
Uni
ted
Church,
presided.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Orx-nlne
sons;,
conducted
hv
Commandant
Kerr.
Prayer.
Mrs.
Kerr.
Introduction
of
chairman,
Commandant
Kerr.
Recitation,
"First
Settler!
story,"
Mrs.
Lord.
Dialogue.
"Raiting
Missionary
Money,"
a
nimber
of
children.
Duet,
Messrs.
Alexeee
and
White.
Violin
solo.
John
Wardroper.
I
Dialogue,'
"Washing
Day,"
Dolly
Smith,
Frank
Pierce
and
John
Recitation.
"Just
Like
a
Man,"
Ruth
Pitcher.
Song,
Stanley
Wardroper.
Dialogue.
"When
You
and
I
Were
Young,
Maggie."
Ted
Harmon.
Mo
ses
Alexcee
and
Frank
Pierce.
Recitation.
Fred
Wardroper.
Recitation,
"When
Day
Is
Done."
Mrs.
Lord.
Dialogue,
"Johnny
Reads
the
News,"
Clara
Pierce,
Ruth
Pitcher
and
Fred
Edgar.
Recitation.
"Ma's
Physical
Cul
ture,"
Elsie
Davis.
Dialogue,
"Sunshine
and
Dark.
iness,"
Mrs.
II.
Smith
and
Captain
E.
Warteru
Recitation.
"Belinda's
Shopping,"
kathle
Murray.
Distribution
of
prizes.
Rev.
C.
E.
!
Motte.
I
Benediction.
Schedule
of
C.N.R.
i
Golf
Second
Half
Dates
For
Five
Remaining
Fixtures
'
Announced
1
.
.
'
The
schedule
of
the
c
N.
ROolf
League
for
second
half
of
season
is
as
follows:'
1
March'
11
Dry
Dock
vs.
Round
1
louse;
Machine
Shop
vs.
Station;
Oen,
Office
No.
1
vs.
Oen.
Of
flee
No,
i
March
18
Machine
Shop
vs.
Dry
Dock;
Round
House
vs.
Gen.
Office
No?;
Oen.
Office
No.
l
vs.
Station.
'
March
25
Oen.
Office
No.
2
vs.
Dry
Dock;
Station
vs.
Round
House;
Machine
Shop
vs.
Gen.
Office
No.
1.
April
1
Oen.
Office
No.
l.vs.
Dry
Dock;
Station
vs.
Gen.
Office
No2;
Machine
Shop
vs.
Round
Haute,
i
April
8
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock:
Round
House
vs.
Gen.
Office
Nq,
1;
;
Oen.
Office
No
2
vs.
Machine
Shop.
HAVE
YOU
TRIED
A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
col
umns
of
the
Dally
News
to
find
what
they
want.
Used
cars,
furniture
for
sale,
lost
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
sale,
positions
wanted.
All
sorts
of
things
are
advertised
there.
If
you
do
not
read
the
classified
page,
get
the
habit
now.
Try
it
today.
the
daily
news
ATHLETICS
!
FAVORITES
Philadelphia
Given
III;
Odds
to
Win
American
League
Pennant
Again
This
Year
new
YORK,
March
3:
If
any
New
Courts
to
Be
Erected
on
Acropolis
Hill
Waugh
(Grotto)
vs.
Balagnp
(Elks).
Brown
vs.
Wllliscroft.
Howe
vs.
Mitchell.
McLachlan
vs.
Young.
Andrews
vs.
8mlth.
B0BBYJ0NES
IN
FILMD0M
Former
Amateur
Golf
Champion
Picking
up
Points
of
.Movie
Industry
LOS
ANGELES,
March
3:
Bobby
Jones,
who
rellnguished
his
amateur
standing
recently
so
that
the
public
might
more
readily
see
how
he
performs
the
royal
and
ancient
game
and
incidentally,
make
a
few
dollars
for
himself.
Is
rapidly
picking
up
pointers
about
the
moving
ilcture
Industry.
Under
the
direction
of
George
Marshall,
he
is
about
to
start
on
a
series
of
short
project
pictures.
City
Golf
League
I
thing
is
sure
in
connecUon
with
1931
1
3ig
League
baseball,
the
betters
are
,
raying
that
it
is
that
th
Philadel-!
phla
Athletics
will
again
cop
the
American
League
pennant
this
year.
In
betting
circles
they
are
quoting
;
the
Athletics
at
odds
of
7
to
10
to
win.
it
was
stated
yesterday.
Odds
on
other
teams
of
the
league
are
as
follows:
Washington,
3-1;
New
York,
4-1:
Cleveland.
8-1;
Detroit,
20l;
and
St.
Louis,
Chicago
and
Boston,
100
to
1.
i
Dick
Grant
Uefti
and
Moosr-"
Lassey
of
Chicago,
111.,
.photographed
upon
theii
nrrival
in
Miami,
Fla..
recently
after
paddling
their
16-foot
canoe
fljwtt
the
Mississippi
river
from
Chicago
4
JIM
MALOXEY
.MAY
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PLAY
4
GET
TITULAR
BOUT
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla.,
March
3:
If
Jim
Maloney
wins
his
forthcoming
fight
here
from
Prlmo
Camera,
the
Italian
v
giant,
he
will
be
assured
of
a
bout
with
the
winner
of
the
Max
Schmellng.Young
Strtb
tUu,ar
battl
tn
Jane'
At
the
request
of
Aid.
P.
H.'Lln-l
lln
zey.
who
spoke
on
behalf
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club,
the
city
j
council
last
night
gave
that
organl-1
zatlon
permission
to
build
new!
courts
on
city
property
which
the
club
occupies
on
Acropolis
Hill.
The
Intention
of
the
club
is
to
remove
the
present
old
courts
and
erect
three
new
ones
on
the
same,
site,
using
a
little
more
space.
BILLIARD
LINE-UPS
'
Billiard
line-ups
for
tonight:
PORTLAND
WON
GAME
Buckaroot
Still
In
Pacific
Coast
league
Running
by
Beating
Vancouver
VANCOUVER
March
3
Portland
Buckiroos
defeated
'
Vancouver
Lions
4
to
3
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
game
here
last
night
to
get
back
into
the
running
for
a
post-season
play-off
position.
The
"vbitors
scored
three
goals
In
the
thhd
period
t
come
from
behind
and"
take
the
verdict.
At
the
end
of
the
first
period
the
score
was
1
to
nil
in
favor
of
Portland.
ine
league
Manning
is
now
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
For
Ag
't
P.
Vancouver
.12
8
.
9
51
48
32
SeatUe
.12
9
8
52
44
33
Portland
10
8
12
51
50
28
Tacoma
2
1
7
12
34
18
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
Balagno
E
A.
Murray
(CLi
J.
Smith
iEi
G.
P.
Tinker
iCLi
Don
Brown
0
.
21
20
12
20
11
F.
Zieman
CW
17
a.
Waugh
G
30
W.
Wllliscroft
(EV
14
C.
Baptle
CL
16
Games
Last
Night
&S,SS:o,
5
M.
E.
Young
(El
Acme
Beat
Grotto
While
Flying!
J.
May
G
Corp
Great
West
and
Bankers
M.
Andrews
(OLi
Won
By
Default
;J.
Andrew
Q)
30
8
21
19
A.
Macdonald
fCL)
7
Acme
defeated
Orotto
319
to
347'
W.
Mitchell'
Bi
31
l
the
only
game
of
the
City
Mln-,
F.
II.
Stephens
(E)
.
5
lature
Gold
League
which
was
ac-
CL.
Youngnran
CLi
4
tually
contested
at
the
Sunken
T.
Clough
(O)
3
Gardens
last
evening.
Fl?lng
Corps,
W.
Murray
(E)
7
Great
West
and
Bankers
all
won
F.
Bray
E)
4
their
games
by
default,
the
opposing
J.
Scott
iCLi
....
.
1
teams
falling
to
show
up.
John
Bulger
G)
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482
3873
4700
3476
3906
4578
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4417
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4MS
4063
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4454
1036
814
599
1342
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100
344
213
339
335
334
330
339
335
334
334,
333.
231
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331
213
214
214
212
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304
300
192
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109
LAST
NIGHT
Oddfellows
in
accor
ccorid
Pony
trotting
races
at
Oreenford
.
Englano.
ha,vc
a
larne
tullowm'.
ng.
Photo
8howf
-.Ftm.tmg
out
finish
or
Hm.
League
With
Place
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
results
Jast
night
were
as
follows;
Hawks
15.
Orotto
12.
'
SmI
Cove
13.
Eagles
14.
,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
19,
Toe
H
8.
I.
O.
O.
F.
18.
Operators
11
I
Knights
of
Columbus
12,
Elevator
!15.
Six
Musketeers-12,
Moose
15.
I
League
Table
i
w.
Moos
.130
I.
O.
O.
F
121
jP.
Rupert
Hotel
..
.116
!8al
Cove
.110
Orotto
.106
Eagles
.
-lOC
Six
Musketeers
4il05
Blevator
...iuk..103
Operators
'uM.flOa'
Hawks
W.-iiiPS
'
K
of
OolumbH
'.02
I
Toe
H
96
L.
86
95
100
106
110
ho
in
113
114
'114
114
120
MAKE
PROBE
und
have
record
crowds
attendl
1
T'dun
Handicap
Pts.
130
121
116
'
110
106
106
,J05
'103
102
102
102
96
INTO
FIGHT
Petrolle-Klng
Tut
Affair
of
Friday,
Night,
Being
Investigated
Last
NEW
YORK.
Alarch
3:
Billy
Pe-trolle,
the
victor:
King
Tut,
the
vanquished,
referee
and
Judges
of
last
Friday
nlgtit's
bout
In
Madison
Square
Garden
have
been
summoned
to
appear
before
the
New
York
Boxing
Commission
today
to
give
their
views
of
what
happened
in
that
engagement.
The
suggestion
was
made
after
the
bout
that
ev
erything
might
not
have
been
according
to
Hoyle.
Petrolle
won
by
(the
knock-out
route
In
the
early
stages
of
the
affair.
WH1QT.
G
jri-i-saje.-yC
.March
5
Seal
Cove
vs.
LQXLF.
Wa
WKrers
vtMJjfy5p.
Slxf!vfuketeers
vi.
Grotto
Ram'j
Can.
Legion
vs.
Leif
Erlkson
Orotto
vs.
Moose,
March
it-Dry
Dock
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Lief
Erlkson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Grotto
vs.
Wanderers.
Orotto
Ramb.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Tup
i
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last
night
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the
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