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EDITION
THE
WEAK
SPOT
Monday,
April
13.
1931
Steve
King
in
an
interview
with
.the
Daily
News
in
regard
to
conditions
in
the
Old
Country
mentioned
the
practical
elimination
of
poverty
through
the
application
of
what
is
usually
called
"the
dole"
but
which
more
proerjy
may
be
styled
unemployment
insurance.
It
is
good
to
hear
someone
speak
favorably
of
this
measure.
Its
weakness
is
in
the
fact
that
money
is
handed
out
to
the
workless
without
requiring
any
service
in
return.
This
we
believe
is
wrong.
If
a
system
were
evolved
whereby
work
could
be
provided
for
the
unemployed
improving
public
parks
or
other
works
which
would
benefit
the
whole
community,
the
community
that
pays
the
bill
would
feel
that
it
had
some
return
for
the
money
expended.
The
difficulty
in
this
connection
is
that
relief
work
has
to
be
carried
out
at
the-
regular
union
rate
of
pay
because
union
leaders
fear
that
any
lowering
of
the
rate
on
relief
work
would
tend
to
lower
wages
all
round.
The
result
is
that
when
relief
work
is
prepared
the
people
who
are
out
of
work
get
to
look
on
it
as
permanent
work
rather
than
relief
work
and
all
flock
to
get
it.
In
Prince
Rupert
last
winter
relief
work
was
provided
bv
the
city
and
tne
provincial
and
federal
governments,
the
city
paying
half
the
cost.
The
regular
union
rate
of
wages
waB
paid
and
conditions
were
in
all
essentials
just
the
same
as
on
other
work
carried
out
in
the
city.
The
result
was
that
some
men
who
did
not
reaily
need
the
relief
applied
and
were
given
work
and
the
amount
which
might
have
gone
to
the
needy
was
restricted
on
that
account.
It
seems
as
if
relief
work
should
be
a
class
df
work
not
as
attractive
or
well
paid
as
other
work
so
that
men
would
turn
to
it
only
as
a
last
resort.
We
are
not
suggesting
a
scheme
for
doing
this
but
simply
drawing
attention
to
the
present
difficulty
in
order
that
if
possible
some
scheme
may
be
worked
out
If
during
the
winter
just
past
those
who
had
been
given
meal
ticekts
had
also
been
required
to
give
their
service
in
return,
there
would
have
been
enough
labor
available
to
dear
up
a
good
deal
of
one
of
the
city
parks.
Also
those
who
did
not
wish
to
work
would
have
been
eliminated
from
the
relief.
When
the
time
comes
to
put
into
effect
a
general
unemployment
Insurance
scheme
for
Canada
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
an
effort
will
be
made
to
avoid
the
evils
of
"The
Dole"
and
that
in
place
of
it
there
will
be
a
plan
for
every
man
earning
what
he
gets
all
the
time.
This
is
bettor
for
the
person
who
is
out
of
work
and
it
gives
th&state
something
in
return
for
the
money
expended.
OPTIMISM
IS
DANGEROUS
i
There
are
timeg
when
it
Is
dangerous
to
be
Qptimistic
and
this
is
one
If
a
hint
should
be
dropped
that
some
industry
is
about
to
start
or
that
conditions
are
better
in
rnnee
Kupert
than
elsewhere,
the
word
is
passed
along
and
the
unemployed
from
other
cities
turn
this
way.
The
Chambor
of
Commerce
secretary
has
recently
been
bombarded
with
nueries
in
regard
to
liossibla
work
hnrp
hv
mechanics
anil
others
who
are
looking
for
any
place
where
there
is
activity.
RopHes
are
sent
to
them
stating
that
there
are
more
than
enough
men
here
to
look
after
any
possible
work
that
may
develop
and
that
at
present
there:
are
a
good
many
out
of
employment.
I
This
then,
is
one
time
when
we
can
hardly
afford
to
be
!
cheerful
in
print.
However,
we
can
-keep
hapDyand
radiate
good
cheer
as
much
as
possible
without
blazing
it
forth
to
the
multitude
through
the
medium
of
the
press.
SMILE,
DARN
YOU,
SMILE!
The
other
day
wo
suggested
that
there
was
mapic
in
a
siiuw
uiiu
urgt:u
inui
u
De
iritj
wn,vin.
vaiKui(
street.
The
Qmiljenge
was
'
Ken
u
and
th
sc
tried
but
not
with
any
measure
of
success.
'
H
the
lemo
was
ho
smilo
brouirht
nothinc
but
frost
in
reulv
but
the
trin
un
town
was
not
a
real
one.
It
was
simply
a
fiction
walk
with
fiction
smiles
and
fiption
frost.
Knowing
the
writer
so
well
and
appreciating
the
humor
of
the
story,
we
are
glad
to
know
that
there
could
not
have
been
frost
on
a
spring
day
liko
the
one
at
the
week-end.
Among
the
kings
likely
to
lose
their
crowns
in
the
near
future
are
King
Halibut
and
King
Salmon.
First
thing
we
knqw
they
will
be
replaced
by
King
Cod.
LETTER
BOX
ISSUES
CHALLENGE
Editor,
Dally
News:
Ip
reply
a.
an
acrimonious
Inquiry
that
has
appeared
in,
the
Daily
News
in
a
form
of
letter
to
the
editor
Friday,
April
10.
1931.
I
have
following
to
say:
History
of
the
labor
movement
reveals
that
in
the
struggle
between
oaplUl
and
labor
at
times
.tha
unscrupulous
element
of
the
capital-
..
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t
-
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1
1
151
class
wurii
uircuvvJini
vy
ucuig
rendered
economically
superfluous
resorts
to
pmnlnvmont
of
natural
to
Itself
means
such
as
agent
provocateur,
or
a
mudslinger
in
endeavor
to
discredit
any
one
who
happened
to-be
a
spokesman
for
a
section
of
the
working
class.
Any
person's
opinion
depends
on
fthat
person's
rnterhgenee,
in
forma
-!
tion
on
the
subject
dealt
with,
etc.
and
if
printed
in
the
press
becomes
available
for
public
judgment
on
its
merits,
or
otherwise.
If
a
casual
wider
understands
what
she.
as
he
reads,
then
they
rued
not
ak
silly
question
as
to
the
Intentions
of
a
public
lU-r
written
by
me,
as
I
do
clearly
state
the
subject
under
dteeusslen
and
either
the
reasons
foe
writing
the
letter,-
or
the
object
sought.
'
The
opening
statement
of
the
Ut
ter
under
acknowledgement
is
a
sweeping
statement
disclosing-
immaturity
of
Inerested
s"
mind
and
a
careless
manner
in
which
the
conclusion,
as
implied
by
that
statement,
was
arrived
at
from
the
data
referred
to
in
-the
third
statement
from
the
end
of
his
letter.
As
to
the
silly
questions
implying
doubt,
of
what
may
be
termed,
a
political
honesty
on
my
part,
I.
not
being
used
to.
Insolence
as
exhibited
by
the
"Interested,"
choose
to
re
ply
on
one
condition
only:
That
It
will
be
dene
on
the
open
platform
in
any
hall
at
Prince
Rh-pert,
at
any
time
between
the
19th.
and
the
end
of
April,
on
equal
terms
as
to
speaking
tune,
expenses
for
the
use
of
th
hall
chairman
elected
from
tne
auHac
'
tRefcen
Ru4e
M
Order
i
and
both
parties
to
tpAM
reciprocal
right
to
questions
M
ANDERSON
Sub
Office
No.
1.
City
'Are
Sin,
Disease
and
Death
Real
Science
Subject
The
subject
of
the
tesson-sermui.
in
all
Christian
Science
ehurche-and
societies
on
Sunday
was
Attain.
Disease
and
Death
Real
'
Among
the
Bible
texts
included
in
the
lesson-sermon
was
the
lol
towing
from
Luke
13
12
And
when
Jesus
saw
her.
he
called
ner
to
him
and
aald
unto
her.
woman,
thou
are
loosed
from
thine
infirmity
The
lessen-serraou
also
include:
the
reading
of
citations
from
the
Christian
Science
text
book
ence
and
Health
with
Key
u
(lie
Scriptures
'
by
Mary
Baker
Edd
one
passage
being
a.s
follows
"Suiter
It
with
an
abiding
conviriioi.
that
it-
is
illegitimate,
because
you
know
that
God
is
no
more
the
author
Of
Sickness
than
He
Is
of
sin
You
have
no
law
of
His
to
support
the
necessity
either
of
tin
or
sickness,
but
you
have
divine
authority
for
denying
that
necessity
and
heal
ing
the
sick
"
UJ3.
experts
are
trying
to
de-make
longer
flights
and
equipped
velop
bees
with
stronger
wings
earn,'
larger
loads
of
honey
ROWNTRE
E'S
19
STANLEY
CUP
S
TOWN
WINS.
HOOP
TITLE
Basketball
Season
at
Terrace
Comes
to
a
Close
With
j
Comic
Game
,
TERRACE.
April
13
In
a
comic
exhibition
of
basketball
Saturday
uight,
Uv
which
the
spectators
got
their
full
share
of
laughs,
the
Town
team
gainer)
a
victory
over
the
High
School
and
thus
won
the
league
championship.
Neither
team
seemed
veijr
much
interested
ih
the
result.
The
referee
entered
'
right
into
the
spirit
of
the
evening
and
some
of
nls
calls
were
weird
and
wonderful.
The
handful
of
spectators
were
in
high
glee
all
evening.
McCallough
collected
6
points
for
the
winners
while
Bow-ertng
speared
8
for
the
Schoo)
team.
Refttee
was
D.
Kerr.
TowrvFennle.
3:
McGullough,
1
9;
Nelson.
4;
Thomas,
6;
Lever.
TotaU-38.
I
School
MsLeed.
3:
Bowertng,
8:
Kerr.
2;
Miehtefc
3:
Waltee.
Total
'16.
Below
la
a
reeord
oi
the
indtvl-
daal
leaden
in
scoring
In
league
games:
Name
Team
Games
Pts.
Me
Cu
Hough
(Town
9
136
lowering
Oehool
i
.
8
103
Thomas,,
tT
9
81
Burton
Vonarsdol
9
62
Watte
tV
6
57
Kennedy
V
9
45
UtUe
8)
.
.
8
44
MeLeod
(S
9
44
Smith,
S.
(Native
Sons)
9
44
Kerr.
D.
(N5.
9
31
'left'
to
ci.
t.
ad
her
goal
during
it;--;,
women
-bttwci;
TJiSfr
anu
Leinster
at
Bellas:
NEW
MAYORS
ARE
ELECTED
I
Several
United
States
Cities
Get
j
Changes
Among
Chief
Magistrates
!
iBpaclAl
tc
:h
BUly
Nwi
OKLAHOalA
CtTY.
April
13
-
'
Chicago
is
uot
the
only
city
in
the
United
States
that
has
a
new
mayor.
Clarence
Bnnn
has
been
elected
the
new
efctef
magistrate
i
of
this
enterprising
western
city.
SAN
DIEQO.
April
11
Walter
Auttln
has
been
elected
mayor
of
San
Diego
over
Mayor
Olark
Changes
in
the
city's
constitution
were
also
approved
by
the
voters
a
the
polls
KANSAS
CITY,
April
11
John
C
Mr-Combes
t.s
the
new
mayor
'
Kansas
.City.
.
-
-
-
MuchMoheIs"
"
Voted
For
Roads
In
California
SACRAMENTO
Aortl
12
The
California
legislature
yesterday
voted
$300,000
bo
be
used
In
road
'
improvement
work,
hi
the
San
Diego
and
Sanu
Clara
areas.
iv'ioaso
game
Terrace
Legion
Staged
Happy
Dance
Friday
TERRACE,
April
13
The
Canadian
Legion
put
on
a
Vtmy
Ridge
dance
in
the
hall
at
Terrace
on
Friday
night
and
a
very
pleasant
night
was
spent,
between
40
and
50
caupies
being
present.
Musk
was
rendered
in
brisk
fashion
by
F.
Hall,
S.
Klrkaldy,
E.
Roberts,
J.
De
Ker.
emmeaux
and
F.
Garvin.
R.
Bee-eher
acted
as
floor
master.
Refreshments
we
re
served
at
midnight,
the
Legion's
Women's
Auxiliary
carrying
out
the
catering.
Those
in
charge
were
Mrs.
McNeil,
Mrs.
Hslllwell.
Mrs.
Hall,
Mrs.
cele.
Mjps.
Chapman.
Dancing
continued
utttll
after
two
ajn.
-
...
i
I
44
ADVERTISING
COPV
MUST
UE
IN
RARLY
4
Cony
for
dismay
advertise-
I
ntente
should
be
in
the
hands
1
of
the
printers
not
later
than
'
3
pan.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
t
eatteo
This
Is
necessary
to
en-
,
able
best
partitions
to
be.
ee-
,
cured.
,
HUES
EVENED
UP
Canadiens
Defeated
Chicago
'
"'
n
n
e
r
rr
Southern
College
!
of
California
is
j
.
Winner
on
Track
LOS
ANGELES.
April
13:
University
of
Southern
California
defeated
University
of
California
108
evenU
to
23
in
their
annual
track
and
field
meet
here
on
Saturday.
Exciting
Moment
in
Irish
Lacrosse
SgggggMgggMgiiMgHvj
Baseball
Scores
l'ACIFIC
COAST
LKAOUE
Saturday
Scores
Los
Angeles
14.
Seattle
8.
Oakland
3,
Missions
2.
Portland
17.
Son
Francisco
0.
Hollywood
5,
Sacramento
3.
Terrace
Stirred
By
Visit
From
City
Hoop
Teams
TERRACE.
April
13:
A
good
deal
of
excitement
was
occasioned'byrthe
visit
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
pupils
In
their
return
basketball
matches
with
the
loeal
high
school
teams.
Many
friendships
opened
a
week
ago
were
cemented
by
this
visit
and
most
of
the
visitors
were
royally
entertained.
In
addition
to
the
big
dance
on
Wednesday
a
large
party
enjoyed
another
fine
Sarte-e
at
the
home
of
W
H
Burnett
an
Thursday
night.
The
visiters
were
given
a
great
send-off
when
they
Joined
the
freight
train
on
Friday
to
return
home
Board
of
Trade
at
Hudson
Hope
HUDSON
HOPE.
April
13-
Th.
Hudson
Hope
Board
of
Trade
hat
been
organized
with
officers
ai
follows
,
President
Henry
Stcge.
Vice-President
John
M.Thomat.
Secretary
A.
H.
Russell.
Sports,
entertainment
and
general
committees
have
been
ap-'
pointed.
1
Vancouver
Stocks
(Ccurttty
S.
D.
Jotaniton
Oo.)
Bayview,
nil,
1.
Big
Mlscourt.
49,
47.
Cork
Province.
1,
2.
Duthle
lllnes,
5.
10.
George
Copper.
50.
nil.
Qeorgla
River,
2,
nil.
O
rand
view,
4V4,
5.
Independence,
nil.
I.
Indian
Mines,
lVfe,
3.
Kootenay
Florence,
nlL-2.
Kootenay
King,
nil,
iyt.
'
.
L.
&
L.,
nil,
l.
Lucky
Jim.
2,
2
ft.
Morton
Woolsey,
nil,
3.
National
Silver.
2,
3.
Noble
Five,
5.
8.
Oregon
Copper.
8,
9.
Pend
Oreille,
HQ,
1.45.
Premier,
92.
95.
.
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April
13:
The
Montreal
Canadiens
Oakland.
April
n.-wm,
evened
.up
the
Stanley
Cup
hockey
series
here
Saturday
:
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northern
teams
vico.
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nightly
winning
four
to
trover
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
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two
wins
and
two
losses
for
either
team.
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fifth
amLm
their
twenty-fifth
annual
deciding
game
takes
place
here
on
Tuesday
night,
Though
'face.
upartially
crippled,
tne
Canadiens
Th
Hustle
freshmen
wm
4
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DEJICSEV
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FOR
DIVORCE
,
RENO,
Nevada,
April
13:
Jack
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
has
announced
his
intention
of
seeking
a
divorce
on
the
grounds
of
incompatibility
from
Bstelle
Taylor,
bis
mov-
irtg
picture
star
wife.
are
still
given
an
even
chance
to
wo-miie
race
ny
lour
lengths
,
capture
the
Stanley
Cup,
emblem--
fttg
up"
from
behind
In
a
in
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of
world's
hockey
champion-
rending
grind.
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The
Junior
Vdrsrty
of
Wahhi
CotUelig
and
Arbour
scored
for
beat
the
junior
team
of
Cali!
Chicago
In
the
first
period
and
it
by
oho
length,
taking
lf)
mi.
looked
like
the
Black
Hawks
had
30
second
for
the
three
-aiuV
he
game
and
the
seriea
on
ice.
as
compared
with
the
fonw
3agnon
however,
scored
for
the
cord
of
17
minutes,
37
seeonu
"aradlens
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the
second
and
ev-
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the
final
and
principal
ened
the
score
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the
third.
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Husky
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crew
bi
Pete
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more
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