PAUK
TWO
.
I!4
Vr
a3
nt
m4
r-r)
Htm.
Fortune
never
smiles
on
a
man
'
because
he
is
a
joke,
Eczema
On
Hands
Couldn't
Put
Them
In
Witer
lira.
Bolomaa
Eohkopf,
BJt.
No.
1,
Xcartadt,
Oat,
writen
"I
wu
troubled
with
eeiem
for
four
yean,
and
it
wa
o
bad
I
tould
tnot
pat
t
llda)
U
wate
I
found
Burdock
SWlkBitim
tlx
only
medicine
"thai
:i!if'glT
me
ant
relief,
and
after
taking
four
bolt
let
the
eezems
had
aJl
left
me.
I
can
now
do
nr
own
wih:r..
and
wikX
to
rlri
tliaAka
ta
B.BJJ.
for
what
it
hai
doc
for
ma."
naaaitctarW,
far
ta
put
tl
fiara
aaJr
Vr
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NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Oil
Development
in
Central
Interior
Predicted-Grotto
Group
Near
Usk
to
Be
Inspected
Columario
Is
Active
25
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EDITION
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Monday,
April
6,
1931
two
here.
The
next
game
will
be
to-
j
morrow
night
on
the
home
ice
of
the
Canadiens.
j
Despite
last
night's
reverse,
the
5,
Canadiens
still
rule
strong
favor-
"
ites
to
retain
the
Stanley
Cup.
The
best
three
oat
of
five
games
decides.
3
DO
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$6.00
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PREMIER'S
!
LAW
CLASS
Dalhousie's
Class
of
193
Which
Included
Rt.
Hon.
R,
B.
Bennett
Has
Interesting
Record
HALIFAX
N5
April
8:
Personalities
of
the
Dalhousle
University
law
class
of
1893
were
reunited
in
a
common
expression
-
a
iwMii
aa
in
the
las;
office
Ut
of
January
27.
On
that
day
the
Right
,
Honorable
R.
B.
Bennett
was
pre-
i
sen
ted
with
a
leather-bound
script,
-conveying
the
recognition
and
regard
of
19
classmates
who
donned
'
the
law
hood
on
the
day
the
present
premier
was
graduated.
The
presentation
was
made
privately
by
a
i
member
of
the
class
now
living
in
i
Ottawa.
j
The
idea
originated
with
Halifax
i
members
of
the
class,
who
In
the
I
course
of
Investigation
preliminary
to
the
sending
out
of
a
draft
letter
That
nortion
of
thp
nvnvinpp
nf
Rrii,
PJnmWo
Jto.
elr
c
discovered
that
Don
Don
Brown
Brown
Oi
Oi
Ury
to
.he
PaoifioCreat
Eatem
Railway
is
said
to
be
on
liTCn
tm
I
C.
F.
BapUe
Zleman
-'
iCL
(CLi
has
been
considerable
activity
in
the
locating
of
lands
in
the
vicinity
of
Quesnel,
hundreds
of
locations
having
been
made
under
thp
firnvismns
nf
thp
fVinl
anrl
Pofi-nloum
Ant-
-"-
'
"
'
vMvuU,h
ui,
Aiemoers-
oi
we
class
in
Halifax
in
the
vicinity
of
Australian
Ranch,
14
miles
south
of
Ques-
constituted
a
committee
and
re-
O
tarsill
line
li.rn-
-.4
4-A
...t.
1.
1
1
1
1
rtAA
-
j
a.
.
.
great
promise.
It
is
stated
that
an
oil
bearing
formation
extends
allf
the
way
from
the
vicinity
of
Quesnel
I
In
fka
.
-
.
.
n
II
auMi
to
cam
oi
uie
i
eare
River
section
in
the
north
and
that.
in
the
opinion
of
experts,
it
can
be
counted
upon
to
bring
in
real
wells
ana
not
small
flows
of
the
100
and
200-barreI
type.
That
oil
exists
in
uie
Peace
River
section
is
generally
admitted.
As
an
aftermath
of
assessment
work
carried
out
on
the
O
rand
view
group
of
mineral
claims
on
Milk
Creek,
there
was
a
claim
in
County
Court
at
Smithers
recently
of
An-fhony
McDonald
of
Smithers
against
R.
E.
Wotvertan
of
Vancouver,
The
Q
rand
view
claims
had
been
taken
under
an
option
by
a
syndicate
represented
by
Wotverton
and.
MeDeoald
u
encased
to
Der-
f&rm
necessary
assessment
work
for
wnien
ne
suosantcd
a
bill
for
$71730.
After
hearing
the
evidence
Judge
Vounc
awarded
McDonald
the
full
amount
of
his
claim
phis
costs
of
the
action.
The
Orotto
group
at
Hardscrabbk
on
the
Skeena
River,
owned
by
Al
ger
and
Sell
ot
Usk.
will
undergo
some
development
work
during
the
coming
summer
from
ail
indications
at
the
present
tune.
This
group
was
bonded
by
an
Edmonton
syndicate
which
is
looking
for
an
engineer
from
England
to
arrive
this
month
to
make
an
examination.
The
property
is
well
located
and
the
values
are
around
$9
and
JIG
a
ton
in
gold.
Capt,
John
WUhnan
of
Usk.
superintendent
of
the
Columario
min-lng,pry,iwnifmor
to
Smith
ers-recentlr.-He
reoorted
a
wod
umario
on
two
reins
oi
ore.
Work
on
the
Lucky
Lake
group
at
Usk
was
resumed
this
week
by
Mr.
Glover
of
Seattle
who
will
be
foreman.
Last
year
the
company
did
a
lot
of
assessment
work
and
this
year
will
go
after
development
on
a
somewhat
larger
scale.
LETTER
BOX
SUGGESTS
EW
PROVINCE
Editor,
Daily
News:
There
has
been
considerable
agi
ation
in
your
paper
and
thrown
rot
the
north
generally
against
the
'diiate.
with
the
result
that
a
draft
of
the
simple
letter
which
later
found
its
way
to
the
prime
minister
between
gold-embossed
leather
covers
with
signatures
appended.
(was
sent
to
eaeh
member
of
the
jclas
for
approval.
The
copy
Journeyed
as
far
afield
as
Vancouver
ing
the
felicitations
represented
In
their
signatures,
of
those
who
stud-
.
"
mi.
uruwit.
RkHllH
nV)Aintat
Mini
nt
tYtm
The
north
and
south
of
B.
0.
"ov"
acTT;
T
'
ngnt
well
be
pictured
as
two
trees.
?eW?mbe'
?f.h
S.uEre-me
o
The
former
a
young
tree-the
lat-
"
na
A"rea
E:bU-
teran
old
and
well
established
tree
1VA"
OI
"Hiax-
nave
These
Sees
agreX
?
7
T'
thZ
I
lhe
ArchlvM
and
tlw
Uw
side.
Members
of
Assembly
resemble
the
roots.
Both'
nt
th,
ln
.
.
inese
trees
receive
their
food
from,
,
;-
"
'
.
m
Tn
n
uie
same
source
Victoria
Natur
ally
Southern
B.
C.
ha
vine
five
members
to
our
onei
recivM
moat
nourishment,
and
nourishment
hich
bjr
right
should
eo
to
North.
em
B.
C.
What
is
the
solution?
Eoual
re
presentation
in
Victoria
would
even
things
up,
but
then
ererv
half
a
dozen
men
would
have
an
"M.L.A."
In
the
north.
That,
then
is
imrxu-
sibie.
The
natural
eourse
is
in
farm
an
independent
province
of
our
own.
it
is
useless
agitating
to
the
south.
They
are.
af
te
all.
looking
for
what
benefits
themselves
and.
beta
mor
powerful,
get
it.
They
are
not
going
to
throw
off
a
choice
plum
like
the
Peace
River
Outlet
if
thev
can
no-
atbly
help
it
Naturally
not!
We
wouidnt
either
if
we
were
in
their
placer
aTiiiuUyi.tfaatthi8wuUeUwlUMbM
realized
is
not
far
off
If
ooHtleal'
promises
are
kept.
Therefore,
as
I
said
before,
delay
is
costly.
Also,
as
this
is
the
census
year,
it
would
be
the
appropriate
time
for
such
action
so
that
federal
MP.'s
may
be
allotted.
TO
Bennett.
J.
B.
Kenney
K.C
Halifax;
Maior
H.
B.
Stairs,
DJS.O..
Halifax:
Colonel
W.
E.
Thompson.
VD.,
Hall-fax;
J.
A..
Fufton
K.C.
Ouysboro.
US.:
O
A.
R.
Rowlings,
K.C.
Sydney:
S.
E.
Marsh,
C.E,
Bridgewater.
N.:
His
Honor
Judge
J.
A.
Orler-
son.
Weymouth,
US..
Hon.
L
P.
D.
Tilley.
K.C.
Saint
John:
H.
F
Pud-
dtngton.
Saint
John;
W.
B.
McCoy.
Montreal;
Col.
A.
II.
Anderson.
Ot
tawa;
C.
B.
Burns.
Ottawa;
H
W.
Brown.
Ottawa;
R.
Blackwood
Graham.
K.C,
Winnipeg;
H.
H.
Munro,
SteUer.
Alta.;
His
Honor
Judge
F.
W.
Russell.
Vegrevtlle.
A1U.;
C
M.j
Wood
worth.
Vancouver;
J.
A.
Pay-,
sant.
Hollywood.
Cal.;
John
Mont
gomery,
residence
unknown.
Tie
Business
jq
In
Interior
Is
Picking
Up
TERRACE.
April
6:
The
tie
and)
I
would
like
to
see
some
organized
1
P
business
is
gradually
working'
.1
L,
.
fitl
t.
nf
lh
-.
I
m
rt
u
a
h
I
bujjuii
uiTrouai
vims
most
ur-
I
v
"
mi.ooi,
kcii
gent
matter
which
win
really
"make
earlo4ds
having
been
shipped
dur-
j
or
break"
the
north.
ita
week.
Large
numbers,
bothi
-manning
you,
i
am
lTe?CCJ54W
.fJlEO
WELLS
oi
ues
ana
poles
are
ready
in
the
woods
and
will
be
brought
out
as1
joon
as
circumstances
warrant
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
April
6.
Is.-.
BLACK
HAWKS
EVEN
UP
PUCK
SERIES
CanaHieni
Suffered
2
to"
Moss
I
Last
Night
at
,Hands
of
Chicago;
'
Scene
Shifts
For
Remaining
Games
;
CHICAGO,
April
G:
The
Stanley
Cup
play-offs
were
evened
up
here
last,
night
when
Chicago
Black
Hawks
defeated
Montreal
Canadiens
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
It
was
:a
gruelling
overtime
contest
which
thrilled
-an
enormous
Sunday
niirht
crowd.
Inciflpntnllv.
it
wnc
tha
lie
hi
f
u
J
V
HIV
StS.n.
key
game
of
the
season
in
Chicafro
since
the
remainder
of
the
fttflnfov
f?iin
finals:
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KM1ni.
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in
Montreal
following
the
first
ELKS
WIN
BILLIARDS
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
Margin
of
17
in
Championship
Finals
By
The
Elks
are
the
city
team
billiard
champions
this
year,
having
won
the
honor
with
a
margin
of
17
points
oyer
Canadian
Legion
in
the
two
horae-and-home
play-
ons
wnicn
were
completed
yes
terday
when
Johnson
Smith,
Elks,
lost
to
Charlie
Baptie.
Lesion
a
score
of
237
to
25
In
the
final
match.
The
Legion
took
the
serond
of
me
two
tournaments
by
a
wa
"vii
score
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
on
H
HM
but
the
margin
was
not
sufficient
ta
onm
the
win
of
the
Elks
by
a
score
of
1193
to
11(5
in
the
first
Final
Billiard
Averages
A.
Murray
CL
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IGOjj
S.
Magoffin,
formerly
ot
this
reatment
this
part
of
the
orovlnee
I
been
sent
to
members
of
c".
has
J!?
incorporated
a
..genera
general
is
reeeirin
What
i.
t
h.
v
I
the
class,
and
to
the
Dalhousle
law
"ovw
vancou
e
la
taktne
action
and
deiav
la
i
keturers
of
that
day:
Hon.
Mr.
Jus-
oVQUJ.
I
w.t
sassiv
w
was
v
wupt
v
utv
ver.
Announcement
of
the
famis.
poration
is
made
ln
the
current
B.
C.
Oazette
DO
YOU
KINOWTHAT
OOBRCCO
IS
BOUGHT
e
a
OY
THt
PUFF
IN
I
rssBusssH
CliST
Think
TURKESTAN
W
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UvS
I
Ik
OF
THE
HUNDMD3
Of
ENJOYABLE
PUFFS
IN
A
J5S
PACKAOC
OF
I'UJ
BUCKINGHAM
Aai
im,
i
Help
Gund'crscn
and
Win
a
Prize
Send
in
your
intereating
fact
today.
It
Med
not
rwcraaarilr
rrfrr
to
tolwccv.
Far
trtrj
fact
wt
use
we
will
arnd
you
a
pack
ape
of
CO
llurkingham
Cijirrttri.
Give
s
refrmce
with
-our
fact
If
intererting
taougV
Ir.
(luixlrrvTi
win
cartoon
h
and
'you
will
rronre
tlx
complimratary
pack-reof
UurkingbaBU,
('
d
(U
'
rooit
popu-
iarirouruciarFiie.
Iiurtusjtnami
are
au
picature
ana
enjoyment.
Aoartas
your
fartl
to
C.corje
Gunderacn,
Dept.
C.
Turkett
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
Ilamihoa.
Ssl
of
"Do
You
Know"
Car
Ji
For
ten
erntt
in
rtamrn
we
willaend
you
a
Set
of
"Do
You
Know"
carda
silty
Inlef-eating
aulijerta
printed
in
color
with
full
deamption
due
of
carda
tit"
x
lif)
or
for
twenty
cents
we
will
include
carda
and
alao
an
album
in
which
the
cards
can
be
placed
to
rive
S
complete
cotlectioa
in
permanent
form.
Disp'ay
of
Fine
Horsemanship
Sergeant
Claret'
AtXi
,.re
re,
.:4Ji
.
...
.,
ro...ty
tu:us
to
be
add
by
army
pt
i.
nn-
,
proceeds
of
display
go
to
r:eieauon
fund
Beat
Indians
NEW
ORLEANS.
April
6:-fter
j
being
beaten
several
times,
the
New
j
Orleans
Pelicans
were
finally
able
to
turn
the
tables
yesterday
and
won
from
Clevessnd
Indians
nine
to
eeven
in
a
12-inning
exhibition
game
here
yesterday.
SPORT
CHAT
7l1
fk
am
.WiaM.lMa.kl-
HM.
the
senior
individual
bil-
championship
raatshss
are
Ints
and
the
final
to
MM
in
a
two
599-point
Works.
raw
6
as
follows,
the
first
William
Mitchell
vs.
Frank
Zi-j
nan.
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
C.
P.
Bategno.
Don
Brown
vs.
Alex
Murray.
James
Andrews
vs.
A.
A.
Easson.
i
Prince
Rupert
sport
fans
are
ratified
that
the
Terrace
High
I
boys
have
come
here
for
a
two-
teams
tonight
and
Tuesday.
Ter-'
race
High
Sehool
has
been
putting
:
up
a
fine
brand
of
hooo
same
in
1U
home
town
this
past
winter
and
is
;
apparently
a
speedy
aggregation.
Not
much
has
been
seen
of
the
lo
cal
baeketbaUers
this
winter
and
the
opportunity
to
see
them
in
action
will
be
arumelstMi
Th
u-H
should
be
well
patronhfcd.
1
The
three-dub
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
Is
going
to
send
at
last
a
full
team
to
the
mater
Na-1
tional
League
before
next
winter.
It
is
stated.
Of
course,
the
whole
draft
will
not
go
In
iu
entirety
tooneNa
tional
League
club
although
;
might
do
worse.
So
far
as
can
be
learned.
Vancouver
Lions,
Seattle
Eskimos
and
Portland
Boefcatoos
'
will
each
send
two
men
east
Percy
Jackson
and
Frank
Jerwa.
from
the
Lions;
Oordon
Savase
end
Johnny
Boubregs.
from
the
Esjrinos,
and
Red
Conn
and
'Joe
McOokirfelc.
from
the
Bucks.
A
right
smart
sex
let
all
by
themselves!
GOLF
'
April
6
Qrotto
vs.
75
Taxi.
Great
Wear
vs.
.Fjjrtoc
Corps.
Gen.
Office
va.
vs.
ymg
tToros.
0tn.
Qtti
T4)
ury
dovk.
Bankers
vs.
Acs,,
,,,
April'
13
Grotto
vs.
Great
West.
Flvtne
ttstufmh.
root
and
milda
Urodofall
j
Corps
VS.
Gen.
OffW
nnVra
(Z?
U,I,e'
onKei
v
VS
that
Utatyfiaeitinluldnnu-tMirxrVBua
ia
fiant
in
totiacroa,
parkfal
for
J
our
.
(Dry
Dock.
Acme
va.
75
Taxi
April
20
Grotto
va
Flying
Corps.
Great
West
vs
Gen
Of
fie.
Bankers
vs
75
Taxi
Dry
Dock
vs.
Acme.
itr
Joe
Brown,
who
has
been
con-,
mi
a
a
.
.
1
iinea
vo
m
nome
for
the
past
two
WeeiW
With
an
nttjirk
nf
Innii.nra
I
U
still
compelled
to
keep
b
his
bed!
i
of
tii
yes-
j
New
Orleans
GROTTO
-
i
or
annual
.I;.cr.
Va..
post.
WINNER
,
.f,in
n.l,nr
liuu
IS
to
1
Yesterday
Afternoon
Orotto,
winners
of
the
first
half
of
the
season,
defeated
Moose
winners
of
the
second
half,
by
a
fcore
of
15
to
12
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
final
championship
play-off
of
the
;
Prince
Rupert
1
KLEIN
NOW
;
SIGNED
UP
PhilliVV
Baltlnr
Star
Takes
818,000
For
Three
Years
1
PHILADELPHIA.
April
6:
Churl:
Klein,
one
of
the
year's
most
nersi-,-
.tent
bold-outs
in.
Uui
Big
Leacu
finally
signed
up
yesterday
with
tu
old
toam-
the
Philadelphia
N
,
tional.
He
Is
reported
to
havr
t
cepted
$40,000
for
a
three-year
nn
l
traPt
:
ChicapoCubs
Lose
But
While
Sox
Win
Former
Lose
ti
Hollywood
Wlvli-
Latter
Win
From
little
Rwk
i
CHICAGO,
April
8
Thr
Chi-
,
Cubs
were
beaten
in
an
cxhib.
game
yeterduy
by
Hoi!ywcod
T
White
Sox
were
more
for
tun
however,
in
defeating
Little
R'jcK
"football
Scottish
League
First
Division
Rangers
5.
Ayr
United
1.
East
Fife
I.
Airdrie
0.
Celtic
2.
Clyde
0.
English
league
First
Division
Aretnal
1.
Portsmouth
1.
Birmingham
l.
Sunderland
o
Bolton
Wanderers
4.
Weatham
Chelsea
1
Leicester
City
0.
Derby
Ootuity
3.
BUekpqol
2
Manchester
United
4.
LtverpLxi!
hef
field
United
1.
Leeds
Unit-
Cribbage
League
The
Grotto'
takes
the
Dawson
t.
d
n
l....
IT
"
T
I
Ciliunp,on-
appointment
of
John
Melnyk
u.
,
ship.
whVe
the
Newton
Cup.
for
deputy
mining
recorder
for
the
Or,
muers-up,
goes
to
the
Moose.
ineea
Mining
Dllrfoon
with
sub
,
-
,
'
T
cording
office
at
White
wai-1
-
-
.
i
u
v
iimi
y.-uuic
ui
minrnn
hiil-
f
.
.
:
...
the
Fin
lay
Rhrer.
idatJn
2V
"More
Important!
.
.
.
are
the
raiuily
Councils"
yiore
important
then
the
Mibrrttiont
ot
the
industry
art
the
Jamily
council,
on
the
performance
oj
car,,
the
atmo$phere
of
service
Nation,
and
the
coUrte,yofude,men.
Million,
of
daughter
mother
tons
and
father,
are
siting
the
future
of
the
auto,
nwuve
business
around
the
fireside-uith
no
one
there
to
plead
the
case
of
the
manufacturer,
car
or
Wer.
And
the
verdicts
are
final'
MaU,
j,.
en,iCt'i!h.re,,,,i0n
,S
"rt
PrfJ
n
More
than
fifty
out
of
every
one
hundred-
buyers
of
McLjubo-Buicl
wbik
the
musing
JiviJe
Uiei
purcJu.es
smong
14
other
make.
And
eightyett
per
cent
of
McLsusJUin-Buick
ownerslSoJ
X
JllclLAtJOsnK.HIVi.o1rMCK
A
U
t
N
E
R
A
I.
MOTORS
VALUE
KAIEN
MOTORS,
LTD.
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O,
Box
1C01
Telephone
52
SIMS
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