I
ft
ft
It-
r
I
T
SCORES
IN
CHALLENGE
BILLIARDS
ACCEPTED
Four
Fixture
Games
Last
Night
'Musketeers
Would
Meet
Grotto
In
League
of
Nations
and
Jew
elers
Leading
r
(Three
..games
-in
last'nlghfs
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
between
League
of
Nations
and
Hawks
were
played,
the
League
taking
an
aggregate
lead
of
589
to
502
with
two
games
remaining
to
be
played.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Primo
Vaccher
(League
of
Nations),
200;
Roy
Wicks
(Hawks),
188.
Benny
Wendle,
189;
William
Murray,
200.
-
PLAY
DRAW
IN
HOCKEY
Toronto
and
Montreal
Tied
One-
All
Last
Night
in
Stanley
Cup
Semi-Final
MONTREAL,
April
1.
Toronto
and
Montreal
played
a
one-all
'lie
last
night
ia
the
first
of
a
2-gamr
total
points
series
for
the
right
t
meet
the
New
York
Rangers
in
the
final
for
the
Stanley
Cup,
emblem
atlc
of
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship.
The
second
game
of
the
Maple
Leafs-Maroons
series
will
be
playeJ
at
Toronto
tomorrow
night.
Pacific
Coast
League
Opens
Next
Tuesday
SEATTLE,
April
I:
The
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
League
will
open
the
season
on
Tuesday
of
next
week.
San
Francisco
will
play
here,
Portland
will
be
at
Los
Angeles,
Hollywood
at
Oakland
and
the
Mission
Reds
at
8acramento.
Oreg
on
tmet
Football
Coach
To
Wisconsin
EUGENE,
April
1:
Dr.
Clarence
W.
Spiers
has
resigned
as
head
footba.ll
coach
at
the
University
of
Oregon
to
accept
a
similar
post
at
the
University
of
Wisconsin
at
a
greater
salary.
No
successor
here
to
Dr.
Spiers
has
yet
been
named.
m
PIayoff
Match
For
City
Crlb-
bag-Championship
On
behalf
of
the
Musketeers
team,
which
finished
third
In
the
standing
of
the
past
winter's
fixture
list,
Duncan
Kennedy
yester
day
afternoon
accepted
the
chal
lenge
of
Bert
Morgan
for
any
crlb-bage
team
In
the
city
to
meet
the
Grotto
in
a
play-off
match
for
the
city
championship.
The
challenge
was
Issued
follow
ing
the
victory
at
the
first
of
this
week
of
the
Orotto
over
Car
Shops,
Earl
aott,
200;
w.
Hutson,
114.
champions
of
the
Canadian
Nation
The
fourth
game
from
Monday
al
Recreation
Association's
League
night's
fixture
between
Jewelers
and
Empress
was
also
played
last
night,
Alex
Strachan
defeating
A.1
Zadaroski
200
to
199
to
give
the'
Jewelers
an
aggregate
lead
with
!
one
game
to
go
of
C97
to
664.
SPORT
CHAT
During
the
month
of
June,
and
at
the
beginning
of
July
this
year,
there
will
be
held
In
Prague,
the
capital
of
Czechoslovakia,
a
great
gymnastic
celebration
of
the
Czechoslovak
Sokol
Societies,
which,
as
a
unit,
represent
an
important
na
tional
organization,
having
630,000
members.
On
this
occasion
representatives
of
sporting
organizations
from
almost
all
European
countries
will
be
Invited
to
attend
the
mass
display
of
the
Sokols.
In
vitatlons
will
also
be
sent
to
the
city
council
of
the
capitals
of
var
ious
states
and
provinces.
Besides
others,
Canadian
teachers
will
also
be
represented
at
Prague.
The
Sokol
Federation
of
Czechoslovakia
is
the
largest
organization
In
the
world
founded
for
the
purpose
of
developing
the
human
mind
ipd
body
harmoniously
and
of
as-
risting
Its
members
in
their
efforts
o
attain
the
highest
possible
de-Tree
of
self-Improvement.
According
to
the
latest
statistical
figures
ts
members
are
grouped
in
52
dis
tricts
which
in
their
turn
consist
of
1
certain
number
of
units
found
in
every
more
important
town
or
village.
The
number
of
these
units
and
their
branches
Is
3.130
and
their
to
tal
membership
of
629.136
persons
if
both
sexes
is
composed
as
fol
'ows:
252,687
men,
100,201
women,
33,863
bqys
of
14
to
18
years
of
age.
17,442
girls
of
14
to
18
years
of
age.
14,788
school
boys
from
the
age
of
to
14
years,
105,155
school
girls
rom
the
age
of
6
to
14
years.
Chicago
Beer
1
.
1
CHICAGO.
April
1:
The
beer
business
in
Chicago
Is
not
so
good
hese
days.
Apparently,
it,
too,
has
wen
struck
by
the
depreslon.
Al
apone's
cohorts
are
reported
to
ave
cut
the
price
of
the
amber
fluid
from
25c
to
15c
per
stein.
1
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
Fur
Sale
at
Vendora
or
direct
from
"Mall
Order
Dept."
LIUor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
B.C.
BEST
PROCURABLE
11
vm
El
W
1
.
niuiuii
VUCaUJ,
W'.-.-
'J
PURE
SCOTCH
whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Bottled
and
tuanmtrrd
ty
William
Crant
&
Son
limited
ClrnSddlch
and
Balvenif-Clriiltvtt
UhUUrrtn,
Dull-luwn
6
Ulaii,
Scotland.
Tin's
:nlTtisrnif!it
i
no'
jmhlUlieil
01
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
th
(iovennnent
jf
Brititlt
Columbia.
Income
Tax
Returns
-
Save
expense
by
having
them
prepared
promptly
and
accurately.
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iconic
&
co.
Accountants
and
Auditors
213
Second
Ave,
W.
Phone
387
Queen
Hatchery
3G
W.
Cordova
St.
Vancouver,
Il.C.
Baby
Chicks,
Queen
Quality
Leghorn,
Rhode
Island
Red,
Barred
Rock,
of
high
egg
production.
Catalogue
free.
QUIXN
IIATCIIEHY
30
W.
Cordova
St.,
Vancouver
The
Letter
Box
ttADIO
INTERFERENCE
facts
of
the
case.
Mr.
J.
J.
Little's
letter
is
very
Interesting
and
shows
a
very
plati-rable
case
for
the
Power
Company,
but
radio
owners
are
fully
aware
of
conditions
here,
especially
those
who
hid
radios
before
the
Fall
River
High
Tension
line
came
down
McBride
Street.
These
owners
were
habitually
getting
good
reception
until
December
1,
1930
and
since
then
"Enough
Said,"
and
during
the
past
winter
have
been
receiving
more
ana
more
power
line
noise
than
ever
before.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
Yours
truly,
FRED.
WERMIG
Editor,
Dally
News:
President
J.
O.
WILLIAMSON,
Secretary
In
the
fall
of
1930-the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.,
Ltd.,
when
bring
ing
In
power
from
their
new
plart
situated
on
Falls
River,
above
Port
Esslngton,
at
a
voltage
of
66,000
were
permitted
to
construct
their
line
right
through
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
to
their
sub-station
on
the
Cow
Bay
waterfront.
Since
that
time
the
Radio
own
ers
in
the
city,
to
the
number
of
several
hundred,
nave
experienced
great
deal
of
noise
from
this
ource,
and
the
Dominion
Govern
ment
Radio
Inspectors
tell
u
tha1
in
their
opinion
this
line
will
con
tinue
to
cause
trouble
within
the
city
due
to
the
fact
that
this
lln
is
carried
on
high
tension
pin
typ
Insulators,
the
company
only
us
ing
the
large
suspension
type
after
leaving
the
city.
An
extract
from
a
letter
'eceived
from
E.
J.
Kaugh-ton,
Divisional
Superintendent,
Canadian
Government
Radio
Service.
Victoria,
reads
as
follows:
"We
thoroughly
appreciate
th.'
seriousness
of
the
situation
In
Prince
Rupert,
which
Is
caused
by
he
NORMAL
INDUCTION
Iron
the
high
tension
line.'
Induction
increasts
mainly
from
two
causes
il
If
conductors
are
running
ad-
acent
oi
parallel
to
each
other
as
In
this
case
or
2i
Proximity
(hat
Is
being
on
the
same
pol
line.
Wr
mlsht
state
here
that
on
certain
nights
flashes
of
blue
light
are
plainly
visible,
also
the
noise
created
Is
distinctly
audible
to
any
passing
or
in
the
vicinity.
The
Power
Company
In
choosln
a
way
Into
the
city
and
through
it,
replaced
the
old
poles
from
Cow
Bay
Statlcn
up
3rd
Avenue
and
down
McBride
Street
to
the
back
of
the
city,
with
new
high
poles.
and
transferred
the
distributing
lines
on
these
streets,
viz:
serif
ncandescent
lighting,
prlmari.
secondaries,
etc.,
to
these
poles,
and
the
66,000
volt
line
on
crost
arms,
pin
Insulators,
Just
on
top
of
these
distributing
lines.
There
is
not
enough
space
on
these
poles
at
present
for
suspended
type
H.T
Insulators.
H.
L.
Taylor,
m
a
letter
lated
January
4th.
1932.
to
the
Association
states:
The
right
ol
ay
was
approved
oy
the
oity
and
this
office.''
but
makes
nc
remarks
re
the
distributing
lines
as
asked
for.
We
maintain
that
this
is
humbugging
the
question:
we
wish
to
know
why
this
was
approved
by
the
electrical
department,
and
wny
a
66,000
volt
line
was
ever
permitted
to
be
strung
on
the
same
pole
as
primary
and
secondary
house
feeders.
We
maintain,
regardless
cf
the
radio
Interference
passing
through
these
primary
and
secondary
lines,
owing
to
the
fact
both
these
ana
the
high
tension
line
are
on
the
same
poles,
that
It
Is
not
reasonably
safe
to
life
and
property.
Knowing
as
wc
do
the
many
minute
derails
that
contractors
wd,
wnm
of
building
have
U
conform
to
at
the
orders
of
the
electrical
iwptcllon
department.!
pef
lb-
WWUmably
to
iheieby
urofcet
life
.
Bttajff
W
Veal
md
property,
we
emphatically
uto-1
pef'lb
test
the
action
of
the
Electrical
Pork
Loin-Inspector
iMr..Taylori
in
approv-
per
lb
In
construction
and
location
of
Lex
of
Pork
that
enormously
hiith
volts
l'nr,
pet
lb.
on
the
same
pole
line
as
other
circuits
mentioned.
We
believe
that
Mr.
Tavlort
position
in
passing
this
job
is
indefensible,
and
was
on
outrageous
abuse
of
his
authority
as
a
public
servant,
In
fact,
calls
for
th
strongest
condmru-
rfcraffB
PAOB
fOTJH
THJ5
DAILY
NKWS
Friday.
April
1.
-
-
-
.
:
tton,,
We
believe
that
nowhere
lull
B.C.
"or
perhaps
Canada,
can
such
II
a
dangerous
condition
be
duplicat
ed,
as
a
66,000
volt
line
belns
strung
above
lines
feeding
Into
the
homes,
etc.
It
looks
to
this
Asso
ciation
as
if
the
permission
was
r,,
.
...
.
i
granted
as
a
matter
of
routine
and
Editor.
Dally
News:
...
he-inspector,-
or
his
deputy,
have
I
would
ask
if
you
would
be
so
not
even
seen
it,
and
it
is
doubtful
kind
as
to
publish
the-
enclosed
if
they
properly
called
fpr
the
de-letter,
which
has
been
sent
out
by
tails
of
what
other
conductors,
if
the
Radio
Association
to
various
any,
were
to
be
on
the
same
poles,
public
men
and
bodies,
and
hope
The
cost
of
these
new
poles
and
that
this
will
be
the
means
of
transferring
wires,
etc.,
described
placing
before
the
public
the
real
i
would
apparently
be
as
great
as
If
a
new
line
across
the
city
from
the
sub-station
to
the
high
line,
had
been
constructed
In
the
first
place.
We
therefore
ask
your
department,
Mr.
Taylor,
to
even
now
re
consider
your
position
In
respect
U
this
granted
permission,
and
do,
the
fair
thing
to
this
community.!
and
at
the
same
time
Justify
your
position
as
an
Inspector,
In
fact,
as
well
as
In
name.
!
We
protest
the
conditions
as
fol-.
lows:
(1)
.
It
should
never
have
been
built,
.keeping
In
mind
the
actual
safety
of
life
and
property.
(2)
.
Several
other
cross
streets
nearer
than
the
one
chosen,
have
no
pole
lines
on
them,
and
could
have
been
used.
(3)
.
Approximately
$50,000
Is
Invested
In
radio
sets
In
Prince
Ru
pert,
and
we
have
this
line
roaring
like
a
saw
mill
all.
over
the
city.
Copies
of
this
letter
are
beln?
sent
to:
Minister
of
Public
Works.
Victoria;
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
mem
ber
for
Prince
Rupert;
H.
L.
Taylor,
Inspector
Electrical
Energy.
Chief
Engineer,
Canada
Power
Co.
Ltd.,
Montreal;
H.
Pawson,
Asst,
Commercial
Manager
of
Power
Co.
J.
J.
Little,
local
Supt.
of
Power
Co.;
City
Council,
Prince
Rupert.
Chamber
of
Commerce,
and
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
also
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
we
humbly
request
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
and
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
lnvestleate
the
ibove
complaints
on
the
floor
cf
the
House
in
Victoria.
Yours
truly.
J.
B.
WILUANSON.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
April
I,
1912
Following
the
failure
of
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
to
apologize
to
him
for
a
statement
made
recently
in
a
public
meeting
at
the
Westholme
Theatre,
Aid.
W.
B.
Clayton
has
now
demanded
that
the
mayor
should
resign.
It
is
expected
that
construction
Cf
four
new
railroads
Into
the
Peace
River
valley
will
be
in
full
swing
this
summer.
It
is
feared
that
there
may
be
a
shortage
of
labor.
Ten
hours
behind
schedule,
the
teamer
Princess
May
arrived
In
port
early
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
continued
her
voyage
to
Skagway.
The
lateness
of
the
steamer
was
due
to
the
fact
that
she
broke
one
of
her
tailshafts
and
Is
being,
driven
by
only
one
of
her
two
propellers.
Mussallem's
Sanitary
Meat
Market
Saturday
Specials
T-Bone
Roast
of
Beef
per
lb
Rib
Roast-
'
;per
lb.
Rump
Roast
per
lb
Pot
Roast
per
lb
Brisket
Beef
per
lb
Shoulder
Veal
Shoulder
Pork
per
lb?
22c
20c
18c
15c
mc
15c
12ic
20c
18c
15c
18
Phones
84
Why
"SUPREM
Coffee
Is
now
Best
Seller
in
Prince
Rupert
Retailers
are
surprised
at
the
response
of
local
people
to
the
appeal
to
try
"Supreme."
Nearly
all
the
stores
now
report
that
sales
of
"Supreme"
exceed
those
of
any
other
brand.
In
reply
to
a
questioniare
The
Following
Reasons
Were
Given
For
the
Demand
1st.
About
50
per
cent
replied,
"It
is
absolutely
fresh."
2nd.
About
30
per
cent,
"We
like
the
flavor
and
taste."
3rd.
About
20
per
cent,
"It
is
made
locally,
and
we
want
to
boost
home
.
industries."
TRY
A
POUND
Local
Items
Mrs.
J.
Lindland
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
1
Ian
Morrison,
of
Claxton
Cannery
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
for
a
brief
business
visit
tc
town.
Lee
Sam,
well
known
local
Chinese
merchant,
returned
to
the
ilty
Uils
week
alter
a
visit
of
1
lew
months
to
his
native
home
In
China.
Routine
business
was
taken
up
at
another
special
meeting
of
the
Carpenters'
Union
last
night,
it
was
stated
this
morning.
George
Dungate,
the
president,
was
in
the
:halr.
Bennett
to
Meet
!
Portilla
in
Bout
I
At
Seattle
Soon
SEATTLE,
April
1
Leonard
Ben-!
nett
and
Tony
Portilla,
welterweights,
will
provide
the
feature
'
bout
on
a
boxing
card
here
next
Wednesday
night.
The
winner
has
jeen
promised
a
bout
with
Freddie
Steele
of
Tacoma
for
the
northwest
velterwelght
title.
1
Visitor
Well
Pleased
With
Glasses
Fitted
A
Year
Ago
Recent
vlsitbr
In
town
called
on
Oea
F.
Davey.
Registered
Optometrist.
In
charge
of
the
Optical
j
Department
of
Max
Hellbroner.'
Jeweler,
to
thank
him
for
the
service
rendered
a
year
ago.
I
"The
new
glasses
are
enUrely
saUsf
actory
and
I
am
telling
all
my
inenas
wnere
to
come
to
get
real
service
and
a
square
deal."
That
is
the
way
we
are
building
up
our
optical
business,
every
satisfied
customer
tells
his
friends
and
naturally
they
are
getting
more
numerous
all
the
time.
A
trial
will
convince
you.
Phone
21
for
appointment.
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From
April
1
-
April
15
We
will
wash
your
Double
Blankets
for
fiOc
Single
Blankets
for
10c
Lace
Curtains
50c
per
pairi
Scrim
Curtains
30c
per
pair)
Pillows,
each
35c
Carpet?
35c
per
square
yard
Let
us
help
you
do
your
spring:
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.
,
.
disappearing."
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our
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of
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ia
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