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...98
Saturday,
feb.
ft,
1S32
School
statistic
show
that
Prince
Rupert
is
developing
Sorry
To
See
Right
Coning
She
Could
Not
Sleep
Mn.
K.
MeElroy,
Kirkiwa,
Ont,
Vritrt:
"I
m
very
Derroua
and
rub
'tkvn,
lii
ibort
of
brr&th,
nd
had
Vnothrnig
fwlinm,
and
wu
tony
to
t
night
corning
I
could
cot
lie
down
or
go
to
ilerp.
I
wu
adriMd
to
un
Milburn'i
Heart
and
Nerr
Pilli.
I
took
aevfn
bofai
and
am
now
rompletely
rditvrd;
ch
alrp
line
'all
night,
and
have
'gained
la
weight.-
K
U
drat
wi
iorU
.
w
mkllH
dirWt
o
nmip
U
fi
tr
rk
T.
WQWa
.
Tofaat.
OH
WE
SPECIALIZE
IN
COAL
tfycuh'dnt'fo
f
prevf
you're
rise.
tAatsatispes.
which
tlves
the
greatest
heat
for
the
money
expended,
believing
that
a
satisfied
customer
1s
the
jreatcst
a'sse't
a
merchant
ran
have.
Fhone
us
for
a
trial
6rder
and
join
the
family
of
contented
householders
who
are
tulnfc
the
best
fuel
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
68
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Itln.
You
aVe
assured
in
getting
fuVl
weltht
JASPETt
Ubl
Ito:
Wife
Per
Ton.
$12.50;
Cash
Price
$11.50
jASPF.fl
WrLDrmfc
Vt'M'r
rer
Ton,
$1350;
rash
Price
PEMBtNA
LOG
Reg.
Wire.
S12.50;
Cash
Price
1U0
Dry
Jack
Vint
Am
t(hr
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
TELLS
OF
OLD
POLICE
DAYS
Editor,
baity
News:
j
I
would
ilso
like
to
express
my-!
self
-about
Alderman
Casey's
rnove-$5.00
'ment
to
have
the
policing
of
our
10c
!
city
-changed
backwards
to
the
old
system
which
was
in
vogue
some
3.00
'years
3go.
it
would
indeed
be
a
i
mislortune
to
the
'city
if
this
-hap
tendance
to
express
their
sympathy.
Very
ftev.
James
B.
"Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
officiated
and
Miss
Cathie
Watson
presided
at
the
organ
for
ttie
hymns.
BltLiAKDS
rOSTPONIH)
Two
,
postponed
games
from
Thursday
evening's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
were
further
postponed
from
lat
night
until
tonight.
-
-
4
KED
SI'KCCIICS
ARE
BANNED
ON
tXMPOS
V
,
.
SEATTLTE,
Feb.'
u13:
'
'No4
more
Red
speeches
will
be
Per-
4
mltted
on
the
campus
of
the
j
UliTverslty
of
Washln'gtbn,
It
4
v.'as
declared
last
night
by
Dt.
Lyle-
M.
Bpehc'er,
pVesIdcht
of
the
Unlversfty.
the
edict
to
this
effect
YdTlowed
a
speech
'
last
Sunday
In
which
"unfbr-
tunate
personalities"
were
In-
dulged
In.
POSSIBLY
SARCASM
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
was
more
than
pleased
with1!
Ratepayer's
letter
in
you;-
edition
of
-,
yesterday;
In
lt-the
evolving
of
the
,
scheme
to
Relieve
trie
depression
is
!
being
unfolded,
blspense
with
the
present
police
and
till
their
places
wfth
local
men
$6
00
;pened.
Thosfe
who
nave
lived
herellwho
are
badly
,
in
need.
9.00
j
a
long
time
well
remember
the'
'
'
iollX
(good
fellows
that
used
to
ba(
Ivinffife'fren
here.
The'v
we're
tine
to1
Just
imagine,
the
difference
the
grocers
would
immediately
observe.
"The
WeStfl't
force
well
fed
and
1tl
-drink
a
glass
of
beer
with,
smoke
a
sleek,
require
but
little
to
keep
in
'cigar,
get
from
them
the
latest
i
contrition.
oMp
or
stoty,
and
could
tall
eV-I
Th6s
needy
new
chaps!
Jnst
ferybody
by
their
first
names,
buV
'iiinkW
the
swaths
they
would
'cfut
las
to
making
arrests
when
neces-j
through
the
grocery
stores
for
the
sary,
"before
tCeralnlrtgvlios'e
iTfrft
se
months.,
'toes
they
might
tread
upon,
oh.
no!
(
Of
course,
the
question
of
uni-
i
And.
tit
matter
how
competent
!
forms
presents
a
sligh
difficulty.
they
might
prove,
ft
was
Impossible
They
city,
we
all
know,
is
not,
at
to
set
them
fired
or
changed.
They
the
moment.
f
fluent
smd
fcrttr
wtoe
tod
tSifldren
and
Those
por.
needy
chaps,
of,
!ttve6
were
usually
So
we
healed
rarse.
w4M
not
be
m
shape
to
pr
r-1
Next
week
the
voters
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
asked
to
nteTh?t
vSZSk
the
lhed
force,
however,
decide
whether
Prince
Rupert
is
to
continue
under
the
thetr
being
brought
on
the
tat-
mow
out
of
'tpioymt,
win
be
provincial'
police
or
change
back
to
the
old
system
of
city
pet
before
a
very
sympathetic
poi-nng
to-Aspose
of
thafc-wrfforn.3
policing
SO
well
known
to
the
'Old-timers
hei'e.
commission,
which
unfailingly
at
-a
ridiculously
low
figure.
To
the
average
person
the
police
do
not
mean
much
mv
J8""
tU1reS!?
tTjSliSr
,
in
office,
force
with
pledge
against
their
.,
their
,
!
i
i
i
i.u
i-ii-'i
work
for
successors
less
some
person
raids
his
hen
roost,
breaks
into
his
home
:
m
rbrought
any
n8vSiA
,irst
montn.s
or
assaults
some
member
of
his
family.
There
nave
not
;
N0Wi
-any
the
ponce
are
re-1
here
s
where
the
taHor
comes
in.
j
been
many
cases
of
that
kind
and,
as
a
result,
people
are
imiss
in
then-
duty,
they
are
m6ved
fte
can
cut
down
those
suite
for
,
Well
satisfied
With
the
condition
that
"exists
except
that
it
on
to
another
place.
-and
the
warn-
me
new
maps;
retaining
au
tne
is
perhaps,
too
costly.
However,
the
city
council
has
power
w
cltben
,
fr
hears
a
?;ocShS
1?eaZr
it
A
larged
t6
then
original
me
after
A
i
x
.1
1
1
ii
1
mi
about
it
and.
after
a
few
moves
for,
tO
the
cost
to
SUlt
the
Tie
revise
municipal
pocketbook
.
iSTJTStim.
they
are
rn6Ved
the
first
three
mon.
staff
of
the
force
can
be
cut
to
any
reasonable
size
and
the
i
entirely
out
of
the
service.
There
xa-oum
also
be
onie
embar-COSt
Will
be
in
proportion
to
the
Service
rendered.
Cost
'
We
also
well
remember
now
,ourlrapsment
In
he
ftrst
elon
for
does
not
enter
into
the
discussion
because
it
is
to
be
as-'
laws
uid
be
flouted
with
impu-1
commissioners,
sumed
that
whoever
does
the
work
would
have
to
be
paid
-ence
and
the
infringements
awtm
inne
Of
tftteena.
fit
old
fashioned
our
good
ensfewiitly
reasonable
wages
or
it
would
be
a
temptation
to
graft.
jKLT
Jv
.
They
Were
generally
on,
n
1.1
1
c
11
1
-
i
policeman.
Equitable
law
enforcement
m
a
small
place
is
always
laftrfIIar
terms
wfth
Vhose
wiio
difficult
because
people
all
know
each
other
-and
to
arrest
I
wanted
special
concessions.
arYd
or
convict
a
friend
is
not
a
pleasant
duty.
The
provincial
jrieiy
took
any
action
gainst
the
commissioner
knows
this
and.
within
reasonable
limit,
'professional
law
breaking
element
keeps
the
staff
moving
from
place
to
place
and
thus
takes
;e
tVlQ
1
A
poMeerhan,
In
"order
to
cflity!
!oit
Ms
-oiity,
must
exercise
neither
into
a
city
of
homes
where
young
people
are
growing
up
nor
favor,
and.
t6
d6
and
parents
wish
to
have
them
surrounded
by
the
best'!,n!1
ie
this
n
possible
influences
They
-take
strong
exception
to
allol"
H
J.l-I
LII
I
HLIII
II
L1I
ll
1VLII1I11
1
1
,
TT
Lllrlt.
,1,1111.
..
i
,
o
steo
MC
I
IV
IV
kllcll
Ull
tlLlCW
Will
LU111
UUl
IICAl
CCI
llIIU
take
j)art
in
the
plebiscite
and,
we
expect
a
very
large
majority
for
continuation
of
the
provincial
liolicmg
system.
tw
this
in
a
needs
(.ujiuuiuiib
6uui
as
niusc
wiuuii
ctvxuiupau
t
ivusm
timers
are
all
right
in
their
place
policing
system.
I
hat
is
why
they
are
today
so
strongly
m
rm
one
myeH.
tmt
favor
of
the
nrovineial
nolfae.
Those
vho
were
here
venia,make
good
tJOllcemen.
ago
remember
what
conditions
were
like
and
have
no
i
A
w50
40
n;
la
Method
of
o,-.v
policing
would
be
a
retrograde
We
know
economy
Is
the
watchword,
and
no
tloubt
more
ec
onomical
arrangement
can
be
made
with
the
provincial
govern
If
the
advocates
of
local
police
win,
it
will
be
because
those
:mtnt
when
the
p1""1
agreement
W1CJI
1
Everybody
should
turn
out
and
vote
on
this
Important
matter
and
.express
themselves.
This
is
some
j
thing
you
should
not
leave
for
the
o'ther
fellow
to
do
for
you.
The
agitators
for
a
locally
con
j
trolled
force
are
working
overtime
'the
word
''democratic'
1
probably
am
dumb,
but
1
f
&T1
to
see
anything
j
undemocratic
about
our
present
policing
system.
OLD
TIMER.
Funeral
of
Little
I
Girl
Held
Today
The
funeral
of
little
Ina
Harrison,
seven-year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Harrison,
Ninth
Avenue
Bast,
whose
death
occurred
earlier
in
the
week,
took
place
this
after-;
noon
from
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Falrview
Cemetery.
.Friends
of
the
family
were
In
at
Wd
for
the
poshton.
HilA
diffi
culty
In
obtaining
the
neeessary
el
ection
expeases.
This
dffflcarty.
If
surmounted,
would
disappear
after
the
com-
misrfoners
became
better
acquain
ted
wh
the
electors
and
'w-tlh
the
Intricacies
of
the
posfttton.
BeHtor.
Dftfly
News:
ECONOMIST.
NATIONAL
ItADIO
Belrig
"one'of
those
"Who
long
ago
resolved
never
to
buy
certain
brands
they
-dontljrf
tooth
paste,
etc.
as
a
result
of
having
them
Irrelevantly
forced
npon
rny
attention
-and
lied
about
6vr
tfft
radio.
It
gTVea
me
great1
pleasure
to
congratulate
you
on
vour
timely
support
of
national
broadcasting
as
against
private
exploitation
of
this
great
means
of
education
and
social
pleasure.
The
boycott
is
fashionable
nowadays,
If
11
radio
listeners
adopted
this
silent
protest
against
obnoxious
advertising
ft
would
be
very
effective.
If
you
could
find
it
possible
to
fetvel
an
outline
of
the
facts
concerning
he
B.
B.
C.
in
Oreat
Britain
and
how
how
it
has
been
such
an
un
qualified
'success
It
miaht
be
very
interesting
and
serve
to
hasten
the
day
when
we
wHl
be
able
to
enjoy
the
same
Quality
concerU
in
this
country.
J.
W.
HEAD.
Digby
Island.
Emergency
Cable
On
Elevator
Requested
The
provincial
Inspector
of
fac
tories
had
a
letter
before
the
Jocall
hospital
board
at
Its,
meeting
last
night
requesting
that
the
drum
type
elevator
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
be
equipped
on
or
before
February
15,
as
a
measure
of
safety,
with
emergency
cable
the
Win
tac
of
the
holding
cable
to
which
it
-would
be
attached.
After
Aid.
O
W.
Ruddetham
had
'explain
ed
tht"
the
job
would
be
a
small
ortc
and
tint
the
necessary
coble
was
probably
on
hand,
the
matter
was
referred
to
the
house
c6mmlt-
tee
with
power
to
act.
Art
itching
rash
A
blemished
skin
Eczema?
1ll
DDD
Iical
osTmlelrt?
Some
(fmrs.
More
often
It
takes
longer
to
wrMi
ut
lite
fioUon
r6mi1tclr
and
'reore
a
t-mooth,
rlear
shliu
Hut
the
Mrnmg.
RUiTLiiu:n
Smith's
Btlver
Truss
has
no
elastic,
n-
undcrstraps,
no
sprmgs
-or
steel.
FlcXdpad.
Positive
comfort.
-5-ye-ar
guar-'
antce.
Write
for
Information.
SMITH
MFC.
CO
OALT,
ONT.
Established
1893
And
can
tney
do
a
swan
-dive1
O
curves
and
fanf
v
tr,
i
ONE
SIDED
HOOP
PLAY
In
the
Senior
League,
the
Cana
dian
National
Recreation
Associa
tion
defeated
the
new
Sons
of
Canada
team
by
the
decisive
margin
of
35
to
18.
The
railwayman
are
hew
sharing
first
place
honors
with
the
Panthers.
in
an
extremely
lopsided
Intermediate
game.
Merchants
defeated
Tu.xls
Boys
42
to
id
and
moved
into
first
place
along
with
the
High
School.
The
A
masons
got
revenge
for
their
defeat
of
Tuesday
night
by
taking
an
8
to
2
decision
last
evening
from
the
Cardinals.
Sue
Bod-die
was
back
In
the
game
and
the
Afoateht
were
Hi
therr
usual
form!
again.
The
Closest
game
of
the
evening
was
me
junior
League
aiiair
m
wVrleh
the
Japanese
Students
de
feated
Boy
Scouts
21
to
15
to
take
exel'jvive
ponsestion
of
first
place,
I,
j
Man
in
the
Moon
Jake
says
ttfe
police
are
the
least
f
his
wot!9.
The
only
kick
he
hat
against
the
local
squad
Is
Uvat
thty
won't
arltst
hti
and
wive
him
a
square
meal.
Mow
shall
I
vote
for
city
pllee,
Aha
thtfi
cause
local
yap
to
cease.
Or
shall
I
vote
to
carry
on,
And
trtfl
aft
forms
ot
rm
Begoe't'
I'll
think
ft
over
and
Thursday
111
toss
a
coin
and
vote
that
Way.
We'have
all
been
wotiderhrg
when
the
war
is
going
to
start
In
the
Orient.
So
tar
there's
been
nothing
but
fighting.
The
Japanese
are
funny
folks
They
fight
another
nation.
Arid
then
explain
It
as
an
act
Of
mere
pacification.
They
rake
and
shell
ahothet
state
And
violate
each
pact,
Announcing
that
It's
nothing
bat
A
Wry
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by
the
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Rupert
or.Mes
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Medical
Assoctatlon.
was
atsctisscd
,
t
lust
hlght's
hospital
board
and
laid
ovr
with
a
view
to
obtaining
fulthe'r
lnfermalloh
r"e-gardlng
Cost,
ett.
Mhs
Jeah
Harrison
Rii..
lairy
itiperlntehdcn't,
had
catalogues
which
showed
that
one
cabinet
having
'capacity
for
forty
charts
would
cost
$129.
This
would
uc
suitable
for
the
men's
floor
while
one
of
less
capacity
would
probably
do
for
the
women's
floor.
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Feb
13
C.
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II.
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Merchants.
Amarons
and
!
r-'Oanida
won
the
Olympl-
Japan-se
Student
Were
Win-
hockey
tRle
today
by
tteino
ners
Last
Evening
1th
United
States
two
to
two
i
after
overrlme.
Canada
was
not
Games
which
were
pretty
muen
f
defeated
hi
a
single
one
of
the
one-sided
featured
the
basketball
various
games.
j
!
program
at
the
Auditorium
last
'
evening.
The
crowd
of
fans
in
at
tendance
was
not
as
large
as
usnal.
.
:
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Basketball
Standing!
SECOND
HALF
OF
SFSON
Senior
League
W.
L.
Panthers
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School
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League
W.
L.
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,
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PM
6
r,
4
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4
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League
W.
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Japanese
SOmienU
3
1
t'eagne
of
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2
2
Covers
2
2
Boy
Scoots
1
3
'Saturday,
February
is,
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Wat'.
Will
Compete
In
Diving
At
Olympics
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piny
many
t
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farty
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Forty
From
Fort
SInpi
Vhitrd
New
MatlalutU
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Ketchikan
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party
of
forty
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retarned
i
Jew
Metlakatta
and
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pefo
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boats
AnniP
L
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W.
;md
Harold
W
of
a
week
to
Ala
They
t'wik
with
ihem
ball
'earns
At
Mellalta'.
riefiai-il
twice
by
nan
Pt
i
tmt
at
Ketchikan
the
,
6
j
games.
The
party
was
"5
1
Paul
P.
ice.
manager
4jwson,
president
The
visitors
were
.
t
lined
at
bolh
places
tn
the
new
town
hall
1
feeing
the
first
ouuk:
;3la
there
Conceit-and
othei
forms
of
n
made
the
trip
part
in,
We
The
wirty,
under
th''
the
Poit
Simpson
Athlf
?
terad
thttr
boats
here
y
retarned
last
evening
1
son.
4.
'
4
The.
farther
inland
?
rtn.
the
darker
thr
li-
At
the
end
of
the
day
O
!
Settled
in
a
comfortable
chair
with
pipe
and
pawt
there
only
one
thing
more
required
for
pericH
contentment
a
glass
of
BOH&MIAtt
LA6Rk
No
finer
beer
is
brewed
in
Canada.
It's
a
British
Columbia
product.
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kt
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This
ad
r
:
ment
a
tint
ubhshod
or
displayed
by
this
'
O
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Culttts.