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The
display
of
irritability
shown
by
Premier
Tplmie
in
the
Legislature
last
week
was
a
sign
of
weakness
and
pay
jJosgft)ly
j)e
attrijjutajjlp
to
bis
recent
illnessand.
the
feeling
that
the
ground
is
breaking
away
from
hjm
all
around,
jiirior
to.
his
sinking
into
political
oblivion,
to
ask
a
man
tp.jojn
in
a
reorgajii.$d
union
government
and.
then
because
he
refuses
to
insinuate
that
he
is
no
good
and
that
it
was
only
because
of
the
position
he
held
that
he
was
asked,
was
decidedly
puerile.
It
w.as
like
a
child
inviting,
a
friend
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mid(il
weight
'
li.nnplun,
K:t
one
of
Vincent
Dundee's
nifiny
well
-mined
lift
to
tin-
head
In
the
eighth
round
if
ihe,lr
bout
at
the
Garden,
New
York.
Amidst
one
of
the
mp.st
iinauimonn
chpn4M
of
bpo
in
Mie.Oarmahiifqry
Uje.JuoV
Res
enabled
Jcby
to
r-t;iiii
his
title
by
liivnu1
Uir
challenger
a
draw
tfypjay
in
his
back
yard
and
then
because.he
refuses
telling
ri
mm
ne
is
no
gooa.
Pattullo
refused
to
play
in
the
Tolmie
back
yard
and
we
are
inclined
to
think
his
constituents
in
Prince
Rupert
will
agree
that
he
was
right
The
general
opinion
here
is
that
he
does
not
have
to
play
in
anybody's
.back
yard.
He
is
a
big
enough
man
to
have
his
own
yard
where
the
others
ljiay
come
if
they
wish.
GATHERING
IMPETUS
The
depression
has
been
a
breathing
tim
when
very
lit,tle
work
was
done
that
could
in
any
way
be
put
off
until
a
more
convenient
season.
In
this
district
houses
and
stores
have
been
neglected
to
a
certain
extent.
)Vharves
have
ben
allowed
to
go
the
limit
without
rqpiljng.
Interior
de-1
corations
have
been
delayed,
outhouses
have
gone
into.dis-i
THE
DAILy
NEWS.
OUR
.
PIUNqKKlJFji:?
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COLUMHIA
Published
l?very
Artemoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
PrlncJtupcri
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
1933
Tennis
H.
F.
PULLEN
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SL'BSciuirrio.N
kates
-City.
delivery,
by,
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance-
Fof
ljSMer
jwrlods.
paid
lp
advajiye
per
we,ek
3y
riiail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
-
....
$y
majl
to
air
other
countries,
per
year
ADVERTISING
Tran$ient
display
advertising,
per
Inch
per
intention
ia4iticd
advertising,
per
insertion,
per
word
Legarnotices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
"
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
'
son
3.00
a
do
1.40
repair,
cars
have
been
wearing
put
and
roofs
hae
been.
t
i
DTV
TJPI
FV
patched
instead
of
renewed.
People's
clothes
have
ijeen
p'
AK
1
I
tlllLIJ
worn
to
shreds,
boots
have
been
allowed
to
run
down
at
!
.
-
-
heel,
dentistry
and
doctoring
have
been
delayed.
Putting,
off
these
necessary
things
is
Ijke
damming
a
stream.
The
j
jime
will
come
when
the
dam
gives
w,ay
and,
the
flood
of
prosperity
is
loosed
once
more
in
the
land.
As
soon
as
the
!
improvement
gets
under
way
there
will
be
more
work
for
the
unemployed,
the
merchants
will-
be
busy,
real
estate
j
people
will
sell
property
and
insurance,
people
will
invest1
in
stocks
and
bonds,
painters
and
;lecorat,ors,
'furniture
:
dealers,
upholsterers
will
work
overtime
;
new
office
wull.
be
opened
and
the
empty
buildings
will
be
filled
and
demand
will
come
for
others.
Men
will
go
to
the
logging
cantos
to
provide
logs
for
the
mills
to
cut
for
the..carpen-.
ters
to
use
and
the
painter?
to
uaj;it.
Plunders
.and.
fitters
and
ftirngce
men
wHl
add
to
the
earning
impetus
and
almost
before
we
know
it
the
land
will
he
prosperous
orc,e
j
niMfi.
j
P'his
in
no
fancv
picture.
It
is
a
picture
bjasl
op
Qxpor-J
ience.
It
is
what
has
happened
dozens
o
tjn;eis
hefpr.e
and
';
willhapnen
apftin.
The
country
is
ready
for
th
now
start'
but
it
takes
a
Rooaevelt
or
some
other
progressive
states-'
mpn
to
give
it
the
push
necessary
to.
start
Jthinjfa
gittg.
FfiiiT.
vears
of
holding
back
has
made
the
country
i;eady
,
for
a
move
forward.
!
Enjoyable
Aifair
Held
Saturday
Nljlit
fiizes
For
Season
,
Presented
'
To
celebrate
the
winding
up
of
a
succeatful
winter
season,
an
enjoyable
dancing
party
was
held
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Ft.
Mitchell
Atlln
Avenue.
Waatxlew,
tor
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Clab.
There
were
about
fifty
persons.
pre-bnt
and
one
of
the
features
of
the
Wenjhg'a
proceedings
was
the
presentation
of
cups
to
club
champions
as
follows:
Ladles'
singles.
Miss
Bessie
Thompson.
)
Ladles'
doubles.
Miss
Frances
Qrpss
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
M)pd
doubles.
Miss
Bessie
Thompson
and
Ronald
Allen.
i
Men's
singles.
Ronald
Allen
Men's
doubles.
Wlzner
Bryant
and
Ronald
Alien.
i
The
presentations
were
made
by
the
president
George
Mitchell.
Music
for
dancinn
was
furnished
bjr
Charles
P.
Balavno
and
Oeorge
L.
Rorle.
At
mldnlitht
delicious
refreshments
were
served,
the
presentation
of
the
tronhies
taklnt
place
ut
this
time.
The
committee
In
rh.inze
consisted
of
Mia
Besale
Thompson.
Miss
Frances
Cross.
Mlsa
Lillian
Halllwell
and
George
BOBOLINK
HAS
CREW
Snat
oat
Going
to
Naas
Iliver
First
and
Then
Will
Work
the
Skeena
The
crew
lias
jplned
the
pomln-ion
Kovernment
snag
boat
Bobolink.
Capt.
J.
p.
Watson,
and
the
vessel
will
be
leaving
for
the
Naas
River
in
a
few
days.
Atcr
she
has
cleared
the
obstruction
from
the
northern
river,
she
will
go,
up
Uie
Skeena
and
take
out
the
slumps
and
logs
that
have
drifted
down
there
during
the
two
seasons.
The
vassal
did
not
operate
last
year
but
this
year
a
large
run
of
salmon.
Is
expected
and
the
vessel
will
probably
be
In
rbmrrjaslon
for
eight
mtttU
or
thereabouts.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
oters
in
Hockey
Struggle
RANGERS
IN
FINAL,
)
Maple
Leafs
ptfrat
Bruins
to
Force
Puck
Battle
Into
Fifth
and
Last
Game
TORONTO.
April
3:
(CI'J-The
National
Hockey
League
first
place
play-off
between,
the
world
champion
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
Bruins
was
forced
into
a
fifth
and
final
game
Saturday
night
when
Toronto
scored
a
five
to
three
victory
over
the
visitors.
The
deciding
game
will
be
played
tonight
and,
with,
all
Toropto
players
hack
on
the
line-up,
It
is
expected
to
be
a
hectic
contest.
.Meanwhile
at
Detroit
last
night,
the
New
York
Ranters
defrated
Detroit
Red
Wings
4
to
3
and
won
the
two-game
round
C
to
3
together
with
the
rirht
to
meet
the
winner
of
the
Toronto-Boston
series
In
the
final
for
the
Stanley
Cup.
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Oprratliu
three
Dry
Docks
Total
rapacity'
20,009,
tons
Shipbuilders
arid
Styp.
Itcpalrers
for
SeeJ
snd'
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Itrass
Castlnr
rjryic
and
Acetylene
Wdlni
W.tnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlncMachinrry
Kepalfrd
and
Ovrrlialileci
Newmarket
and
Su&bury
Cubs
Were
ued
at
one
game
apiece
.
-i.u.nt
three-game
sejdes
for
Oie
Junior
hockey
supremacy
of
all-Ontario
on.
March
20.
Blazing
.1
brilliant
comeback
trail
the
gaUajit'liUje
Redmen
from
the
'North
York
town,
scored
a
seusa,Llun.il
2
to
l
victory
over
their
rujgged
silver-belt
rivals
at
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
in
tl
e
s.vond
frame
to
forre
the
series
Into
three
gSirjps
In
order
to
decide
a
winner.
The
above
layout
shows
the
successful
marksmen
In
the
second
gime.
Li
Frank
Huggin,
who
returned
to
the
wars
after
being
nut
wltn
an
injured
bark
and
turned
In
a
star
effort
Frank
scored
the
tying;
goal,
after
some
brilliant
playing
which
gas
Mar-kles
new
life
in
their
bitter
battle
2
Adclard
La
France,
shifty
left
winger
of
the
Cubs,
who
scored
the
first
goal
of
the
game
on
a
brilliant
solo
enrt
3
Pep
Kelly,
fast
skatinn
winger,
who
notched
the
winning
goal
lor
the
North
Yorkers.
T0OK
RADIO
UP
MOUNTAIN
Reception
on
Ilicher
I-evrl
Is
Reported
Kxeellrnt
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ski
;iub
on
Saturday
night
took
a
radio
t
up
the
mountain
to
their
club
iottse
and
they
report
that
the
reception
was
wonderful
both
Saturday
and
Sunday
night.
Yesterday
after
the
rain
stopped
I
w
woui
im
una
mr
Sluing
was
vry
gwl
on
the
newly
fallen
snow.
SPORT
CHAT
I
Tomorrow
niuht
will
finish
the
I
basketball
activities
In
the
city
as
,
far
as
the
Pntirr
Rupert
Basketball
Association
u
concerned.
There
will
I
be
two
Rami
the
play-offs
Iq
the
.Junior
League
between
the
Meteors
and
the
Boy
Seoul
and
the
final
liamr
In
the
rhnmninnahln
nt
the
Senior
I.caaue
between
the
Ca-lIj
CENT
POSH
VVAflHINOTON,
DC.
April
3:-
Benator
Homer
Washington,
In
the
Senate
for
the
return
Rackets
Jujt
Arrived
Ovef
0
to
cljooe
ron?
Agents
for
Sjuhling,
IJcntlcy
and
Slazinjjer
KAJEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Smith
Work
Phone
3
NORTHERN
I
C.
NEWS
the
Southern
Lodge
of
the
Bks
entertained
members
of
the
hotkey
'
team
weartnc
their
eoJora
during
;
the
past
season.
The
boys
tvpt
treated
to
a
saitaffing
retatat
after
!
which
than
was
a
prsvoun
of
speeches,
songs
and
A
quiet
wadding
took
puce
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Thompson,
when
Mtaa
Annie
Foray
the
bwa
the
bride
of
Oeorge
Standee,
N.
3i
llales
was
the
officiating
eler-
jnadlan
Hutlon
il
Recreation
Asao-lIyww,
elation
and
the
O
rot
to
The
C.
N.i
m
t
,
H
A.
have
i"vw"
,WW
nma
a
nassa
an
an
eiaht-oolnt
eight-point
lead
lead
tn
the
first
of
the
two-game
series.
WANTS
TWO
'
,
niani
of
u
when
Utev
enaacad
three
les
Henson
the
kam.
j
8mithera
beams
lp
a
atrtea
on
UvirJ
Jycf
own
floor.
In
the
senior
and
bpysj
divisions
the
Telkwa
phfn
won
but.
in
the
ladles'
dlvlaton,
the
8ml-
i
thers
team
was
victorious.
After
many
years
HmlLhuni
Mrm
J
Lf
UiK
mtthiM-
class
letter
postage
in
the
United
1,11
WonW
for
Q.nqattel,
atAri.-Staten.
y.
apd
jk.;rvUe
wfyjrje
they
i
W,H
IflvjsUgjte
busjneis
onporUin-
liEarl
Der
Biggers
Somewhat
Better
i
PALM
SPIjtlNOH.
April
Si-Burl
Der
jiggers,
well
kn,6wn
novelist
and
short
story
writer,
who
ml.
.
f
ercd
a
heart
jwas
reported
iqes
oft-reJ,
by
the
recall
golc
jrusli.
Inqliyled
lp
the
parijy
wejv
:
Oninneilj.
iterr.
J.
i
McKen-
na
arid
C.
0.
1
Uw'y
3,
JewelJ
ha
Wen
Known
Novelist
m
,
Critical
frTS
VmT
,,T::r."',V,-,r
vmmm:.
M
imith
im
con-
!
Trojijjle
jdWbly
Irrjnpoysij,
James
ciarH
of
Wlstajrfa
ajjd,
AMwon
Mrsflh
or
of
Slim
Williams
who
left
Copper
""T
,
""
Centre.
Alaska
on
November
20
last
,
.
Wh
TU'
leader
iXttkthed
to
a
YVon
slefph,
W""'
arrived
In
Mr
and
Mrs
Car!
Os
b,r
,ho
The
Journey
was
l
mile,
through
Burnji
the
ictateat
game
counter
in
tpe
north.
Alter
a
rest
of
a
eoupie
of
days,
he
rWmed
hi
Journey
to
...
.
.
'i
.
.
.
aeauic
uienct
w
urucgo
mi
shtou
the
opening
V
WofMt
Fair.
;
Mr.
and
Mm.
George
Duogate
have
Mt
MaceRon
for
North
Vancouver
when
they
wHI
rasMe
In
f
u-tare.
They
were
amottf
the
oldest
I
rMMaAta
of
HaselUm.
The
local
roads
are
about
ready,
for
the
first
trip
of
the
grader.
The
now
is
about
gone
and
the
frost
Is
out
to
a
corudderaUe
depth.
Miss
Moraham.
nlaee
of
Mrs.
Oeorge
Dungate.
Is
nov
rnaXing
her
home
with
Mrs.
J.
C.
Seahf.
FoUowng
a
trial
that
took
Mp
i
of
the
court's
Msae
for
aneniln
day.
Prank
Huber.
facing
a
eJtarga
of
at
duction
preferred
by
hkt
foster
-daughter.
Dora
liufeer,
was
sentenced
to
four
months
In
Okalla.
As
a
climax
to
their
mauler
meet
to
take
up
bavereturned
satisfied
with
residence
.nAibcr'j
her"
beuiK
la:
prairie
nii,)itii
Mass
Meeting
of
Unemployed
Held
Sunday
Evening
There
was
a
larv
..tvr.-iar.-f
it
a
bmus
meeUns
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Hall
when
various
w.:
r
rent
moment
were
rits.
a
nusaber
Of
apeukers
i.ir:iriptusl
and
there
ws
also
a
mucti
pro.
gram.
Mail
Schedule
1,'or
the
Kast
NMricaajra,
Wednesdav
and
Frt-days
K
30
pa
''rid
lic
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Thursday
and
Ssttl-dsjr
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pa.
ing
on
Monday
night,
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of
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