PAOE
TWO
THE
DAIliY
NEWS
.Sgiai
rfigUw
MEIUgfllS'
t.
fs.
Headaches
and
Dizzy
Spejls
Kerves
In
Bad
Condition
Mr.
Neil
Crawford,
Hamilton,
Ont.,
writes--"My
nere
were
iu
turh
bad
condition
I
fittidi
it
aJaiont
impossible
to
get
a
good
night
'a
iWp.
I
wk
alau
bothered
with
headarhra
and
A'xtij
ajx-lla.
I
tried
maay
different
remedies,
lut
they
did
ot
owm
to
pre
me
much
relief,
but-after
1
had
taken
Milburn'a
Heart
and
Nerve
Pill
I
could
hardly
beliere
the
change
tliey
had
made
in
my
condition."
V.
Fr
!
M
all
Int
arl
Uru:
pat
ap
only
bj
Tb
T.
Milkara
C..
U4,
TtiNtt
UurEitT
-
riuiTisii
columiua
iy
mall
to
11
other
countries,
per
year
BAiLY
EDITION
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation."
nr.
IJOVSEU,
MAITLANI),
ET
AL
:.
J
9.0d
Saturday,
Feb.
4.
1933
According
to
the
Vancouver
Sun
and
their
Norman
Senior
at
Victoria,
there
may
be
several
de
jections
from
the
Conservative
party
before
the
next
provincial
election,
A
few
days
ago
the
Sun
told
of
a
private
dinner
given
by
W.
J.
Bowser
at
which
he
announced
that
ib
would
be
leading
an
independent
group
at
the
next
provincial
election
with
the
idea
of
defeating
T.
D.
Pattullo.
'tie
said
he
was
securing
the
support
of
a
number
of
Liberals
and
these
would
be
with
him
when
he
made
his
opening
public
announcement.
The
latest
announcement
is
that
Hon.
R.
L.
Maitland,
triinister
without
portfolio
in
the
Tolmie
administration,
will
be
leading
a
true
blue
Conservative
party
after
the
iext
convention.
This
party
would
be
formed
at
or
follow-.
ng
the
big
Conservative
convention
which
is
promised
to
be
held
directly
after
the
session
of
the
Legislature
when
'the'
Conservatives
df
the
province
will
be
asked
if
they
are
ready
to
follow
their
leader
in
the
new
path
of
unionism.
s'ltiS
tb
be
presumed
that
when
the
big
convention
is
held,
premier
Tolmie
will
hand
in
his
resignation
as
leader
of
the
party
and
declare
his
intention
of
leading
a
new
Union
Party
and
ask
who.
among
his
old
followers
will
embark
with
hira
on
the
hew
venture.
Those
who
do
not
follow
Would
naturally
organize
under
a
Hew
leader
and
continue
the
old
Conservative
traditions.
That
would
seem
to
be
theYfe'aso'ha'ble
method
to
pursue.
If
the
party
decided
to
embrace,
unionism
as
a
party
then
it
will
be
simply
the
same
old
party
under
a
new
name.
EAGLE
IS
IN
FROM
YAKUTAT
international
Fisheries
CoKilitlislbri
Work
llelng
Carried
bn
by
Party
On
llaiibut
Vessel
The
large
Anierican
Halibut
-
schooner
Eajle,
Capt.
Jacob
EhgcUl
.hic'h
has
been
chartered
by
trie
International
Fisheries
Commission
I
canie
into
port
yesterday
for
sup-i
piles
ttnd
such
before
she
returns
j
to
the
Yakutat
Spit
where
the
ts
p'Jibffshed
Afternoon.
engaged
In
research
wOrk.
The
Ea
c
Every
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
I
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
-.
I
has-been
chartered
for
60
days.
Half
.
P
of
that
time
has
been
spent
already
H;
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Jjoilt
on
the
spit.
J
SUBSCKiratofi
KATKS
are
Jack
L.
Kask
who
has
been
in
blty
delivery,
by
mail
brfcirrler.
yearly
period.
jJald
in
ttaHBSS
.
...
IStt
fSharge
bt
the
trip
frit
trie
list
30
.
For
lesser
porlods.
paid
In
advance
per
week
19.-
'days.
Lawrence
Townsend.
Olaf
,Ey
mall
to
all
parts
ol
British
Columbia,
the
British
Emptre
ahtt
jErlkscn
and
Fred
dnrtfiHereon.
United
Stattt,
bald
In
advance,
per
year
3.00
,
aownsena
win
oe
in
cnarge
oi
me
next
trip,
Jack
Kask
leaving
the
party
HJtre.
The
Eagle
Is
erigilged
In
vVbllc
that
Is
tf
iry
ihUrHHihg.
The
&ien-tlflc
i&rty
UrftliciHg
an
IHle'Hllve
study
df
the
lialib'tit
eggs
n
mriett
to
their
fadiitibn
drirj
ntlriiber
ih
Ihe
water.
Awd
the
riH&lenl
and
chemical
ccttdttibnt
8f
trie
water
at
the
Idlffereht
levels
with
Ihe
view
6t
re
producing
these
condition
In
the
labonltbiy
and
then
watchlnt
the
development
of
the
halibut
egg,
which
may
throw
light
on
the
wrly
development
bf
this
specie.
They
are
al.V)
ribing
A
tittle
taaglhg.
The
Mile
expects
to
ptill
6ut
again
for
the
northern
wnters
ToilayV
Weather
Prince
riuprt
Raining,
rrtlld
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30A6;
temperature.
40;
light
chop.
Laritftra
Raining,
moderate
.southwest
wind;
rrt
ode
rate
sea.
Triple
1
stand
Misty,
f
reeh
southwest
wind;
heavy
chop.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
30.18;
temperature.
45;
smooth
sea.
Terrace
Rain,
south
wind.
38.
Alva
ruh
Heavy
rain,
south
wind,
40.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
45.
Stewart
Raining,
calm.
38.
'
Uaselton
Raining,
calm,
39.
Smitheia
Part
cloudy,
ealm.
42.
Burn
Like
Part
ctaudy,
calm.
40.
Feel
That
The
Bank
of
Montreal
Has
A
Distinct
Personality
v
Said
in
olJ
customer
of
the
Dink
fecemly
:
"la
my
opinion
s
bank
hs
s
personality
just
as
fOMMveaml
distinct
as
that
of
an
inJfrfckiL"
T(ie
personality
of
the
Dank
of
Montreal,
createJ
by
iu
founders
and
-perpetattcd
by
their
successors,
is
rcrtened
in
the
substantial
dun
ter
of
the
clientele
the
Bank
Itu
'drawn
to
it,
and
expresses
itself
through
asorc
than
600
Branches,
BANK
OF
which
ire
so
many
points
of
con
txt
withtthe
people
and
the
com-rrxfcitl
life
of
Canada.
(
The
elements
Mth
have
fpnt
info
that
inttftgifcic
but
very
real
thiog
the
pcTsdnaUtjr
of
Cansdi's
oWett
bank
include
the
DinWs
unwavef.
ing
srreagtli
tnd
corervtiwnv
its
helpful,
tftrient
sertke,
ittl
fa
thoroegh
knowledge
of
local
conditions
w
litres
cr
it
is
refftttsHcJ.
MONTREAL
Established
1817
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ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OP
1
7
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News
The
Sport
VANCOUVER
BOY
BEATEN
'Hilly
Tbrtiisertil
Knocked
Out
In
First
Last
Nljht
by
Tohy'Canibncri
NEW
YOItKjt
Feb.
U
Tony
Cmvonerl
the
llgliUvcitlit
champion;
knocked
ilit
lUllv
ToltrK'ehd
of
.Vancouver
li
tile
first
round
iff
a
scheduled
lb-round
boiil
hUiitSt
Hladfibii'Squarc
Ganteti.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LFC.l'E
Flril
bivlilon
At8tt
Vliba
4,'pVrtnouth
1.
Bitbtltti
Httreis
2.
nirrrtrhg-im
o.
piaakptovi
l,
Mirfkhesttr
city
o.
H6m
wahtfeifrrs
3.
Lirtrnooi
3.
fjerh
Cfy
3.
8unetMHd
0.
Eteitbli
1AMftMi
1.
Ltetk
United
1.
Wet
BrbrntWch
Albib'hs
1.
Mddlenjtfrt
i.
Ltleeattf
city
1.
shelflew
UniUatl.
ttierl
lMd
Oed-
Trj3y.
WblvetrMrthpin
1
Wartderers
.
liwaerstteW
TtXTn
4.
sbbrfl&n
ctii
'
SominuMj
Duitdee
Uflttcd
.
St.
Johnston
St.
Mlrrrn.iL.
kttrnarnoet
1.
Abefdeen
1.
iltbemtons
l.
Lelth
AiMMti.
Clyde
1.
Celtic
2.
F$R,0.
Motherweitl
?,,
Montrose
1.
ptfmbartftn
1.
Albion
Rovers
2.
gtenhotneamir
I.
Third
Lanark
0.
Dundee
4.
Bna
0
(played
Wednesday).
Ayr
1.
Particle
Thistle
1.
Hearts
6.
AlrstrMOnlans
1.
Rangers
1,
Queen's
Park
1.
7
Vtfl
:
250
Whalers
Are
-7
Expecting
Work
Opiimlstlc
as
Whale
Oil
Price
Soar
Company
Chanjes
Hands
.
ST.
JOHN.
Nftd..
Feb.
4:
(CP
An
upturn
In
whale
oil
prices
la
hailed
as
good
news
by
hardy
fotmctlandera
Who,
trp
until
a
taw
i
Ttieaday
as.
Cardena
.1:30
pjn.
!
Thurtv
sa
Prlnee
Rupert,
10
pjn
1
Friday
s.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
From
Vancouvet
Sunday
ap.
Cardepa
pjn.
'
Wed.
aa.
Prince
Rupert
9:30
ajn
'
Friday--a.
Prln.
Adelaide
..
pjn.
Sa.
Venture
pJh
Mor
Naa
Itlver
ant
fori
Mmpson
Sunday'yM.
Cardena
8
pjn
Trom
Naas
Klver
ti
Port
Slmpon
.
Tuesday
en.
Cardena
..
.11
:30
a.m
1
For
iewart
and
Anyos
.
fVinday
as.
Cardena
8
p.m.
j
Wd-as.
Prince
Itu
pert,
4
pjn
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
I
Tuesday
at.
Cardena
.
11:30
a
jn.
rlmstM
aa'
'TtHMJtA;Y)tivtAtt
ft
nm
j
1
Kill
r-mm,
a
(itiw
avufwwt
v
j.aii
...
.
j
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chased
at
Post
Office
iJews
Stand,
325
Oranvtile
St..
Vancouver.
4
j
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
4-
henrgVB.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
D
C.
Oencral
Store.
Anyox.
j
'
SmJthers
Drug
Store.
Smith
?
cU
fib.
t
Talking
It
Over
fcbe
and
totl
Oehrtg
ts
th
y
ippea.ei.
at
ti
e
ind-up
of
last
liaiblt'ii
bill
games.
The
Bambl
n
his
been
offered
a
new
con-ttffet
for
this
sean'i
plgy
The
imount
of
the
contract
has
nfct
as
yet
been
divulged
Port
Essihgtofi
basketball
Team
Showed
Gboil
Sjportsmanship
But
Could
Not
Hold
Own
With
Rupert!
4
the
Port
Birington
team
and
the
Kaien
HarUwrare
Milritet
laultetl
te
n
twy
Urtor
the
local
hoopster,
The
The
Intel
intermediate
uwtftate
gift
feane
wgnt
wgnt
in
in
I
I
'
"
"
phy-d
InteresUr"
game,
deaplte
.tbj."
one-sided
score.
The
Port
Bs-singln
boys
proved
to
be
3ti
sprtaaien
and
clean
players.
rw
fouls
a-ere
called
on
either
team
The
visiting
team
was
much
ltiht-cr
and
amatter
tban
ttie
Hardware
boys.
They
tod
dtfiteulty
in
shooting
and
found
It
hard
to
check
the
deadly
aim
of
Kelsey
Wlbghaxn
and
made
a
creditable
appearance
rain
Th
first
half
raa
the
more
e
I.iillc'
Game
-ft-
yearaago.
mad
a
goad
living
hunt-
lQ
(
fa
M
i-
ing
mi
monnon
oi
use
sea.
...
.u
.-j
dd"
pto-
It
U
likely
that
operations
will
be
JJJJ
"gjj
reaatned
nouda
n
tdlvvdsiai
Kcring:
Port
atetng-
find
eaploynyot.
Not
so
long
ago
upwards
of
230
men
were
engaged
tn
the
annodl
klUiag
expeditions
Capt.
Anoneen.
itianaginK
director
of
the
Newfouodland
Whaling
Company,
hat
boueht
out
the
Inter-aata
of
the
company
In
Newfound-fftflti.
lie
la
at
preaerit
in
Norway,
where
-the
transfer
was
made
Itist
Dewmber.
OperaUoru
of
the
Newfoundland
Whaling
Company
ceased
early
in
1931.
Steamship
Sailings
for
Vsnconvei
on
-P
Spaldinit
9:
J.
Wesley.
2.
I.
8pal1lne
5:
D
Nelson,
g;
H
8tarr
2;
W
Spi'dliw.
2;
F
Brusen
I;
J.
Oray.
1;
J
Irres.
--Total
t
v'nVim
1'
'n
S:
Uott,
4;!
Iivlne
2:
Mitchell.
3;
Tobey.
:
Total.
62
I
-
trough
-ut
Th
game
was
marred
by
many
fouls.
Referee
Jrhnapb
rallec
no
less
than
M
fouls
and
sent
6
players
to
the
showers
J
Tuxis
and
2
Warriors,
the
game
was
alose
In
both
ralveg
At
half-time
the
score
stood
13-14
for
the
Warriors.
At
full
time
It
was
26-2C.
During
fjve
minutes
overtime
play
the
Warriors
scored
3
rather
fortunate
Ventur
midnight
MM
wh,,e
the
j,
onty
ort
The
final
score
being
31-20
The
game
was'
not
tact
but
more
it
Inn
a
struggle
Individual
scoring:
Warrior
Comadlna.
It;
Forbes.
6:
Stefjn-rud.
8:
nulls.
4:
Hlckey.
3;
Ftte-patrlrk
l.-Total.
33.
TuxU
-
Hanson:
Nakamota,
S:
Morrison.
10:
SanturVape,
ii;
Smith,
3:
Moxley.
Allen;
Campbell.
ToUl.
30.
The
Amatotts
placed
withotir
Stisfe
Doddle
and
Chrtssle
Hat-Leod
At
i
result
the
Cardlnil;
easily
overcame
them,
13-0.
The
game
was
not
trp
to
standard.
,Inc;ivldual
scoring.
Amazons:
tfrjrrts.
1;
'Ilatrey.
4.
Total.
8.
Cardinals
Lowe,
12;
Rlvetl,
1;
Total,
13.
Junior
(la
me
The
youngsters
played
a
fast
tj&ms
and
an
exciting
one.
With
ibotit
three
minutes
to
piny
the
ilsteorji
overcame
a
sevon-polni
h-d
find
led
the
8"outs
by
two
.point.
They
rlowrd
up
suddenly
and
the
Scouts
sank
the
leather
SCOTLAND
BEAT
WALES
SWANSEA
Feb
4
Rrotlund
dc
and
ftuted
Wules
today
rlrvi
n
polnu
V
three
In
un
inteination.il
runbv
however,
ttiey
prt
a
strong
game
match.
The
ground
wa
soaked
with
BILLIARDS
i
February
7
Les
Canadlens
v
!
Bmpreas.
i
FWrruary
lo
Jewellers
vs.
Cold'
Storage.
j
Febrdary
14
Kmpreas
vi
Cold
Storage.
February
Les
Oanadiena
n
Jewellers
mmmtj
31-Cold
mtfrage
va.
Le
CaiiaaietSK
Irf(etmedle
(lame
February
X-
The
Warriors
.nd
Tiuris
Dluwd
ilera.
vs.
Jewel-
hard-jheelilng
1e(enlve
jame:
i
FeMnary
M-tM
CanMHRig
n
LrS
Maren
-
-eretim
n
CdM
mat-tte.
llarrh
7--BMpregg
vs
Cold
fltor-
r"
-a,
March
tO-Lta
Caftidlerul
ft.
CRIBBAGE
February
Canadian
Legion
v
I.
O.
O
F.
Seal
Cove
vs
Ragiea.
Oroho
vs
Elks
Bmpreas
vs
Swift
Moose
vs
MuMteteera.
February
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
6roO&
Seal
cove
vs.
KrnprBis.
I.
0.
O.
F.
vs.
ma.
Mooae
vs.
Klks
angles
vs.
Musketeers.
Nwpreu.
February
20
Canadian
Legion
lf.-Swift
I
O.
o.
F.
vs.
Qrottn.
Moose
va.
Kaglaa,
Seal
cove
va.
Elks.
Empress
vs.
luskctwrs.
.,
,
Fehriiary
27,.Jt
Cnnadlan
Legiph
va.
Mkt,
'
Bagles
vs.
Swift,
Moose
vs.
I.
o.
6.
F.
fenpress
vs.
(lroilo.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Mliskeieers,
.MarfTi
8
,
Canadian
Legion
va.
Miiike&?fl
Eaules
vs.
tilit.
Sen!
Cove
ti.
ffwift.
Moose
vs.
droUo.
Empress
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Saturday,
February
4.
tj3j
World
Entertained
by
j
Rover
Crew
at
i
Badminton
:
Member!
f
the
First
Prim
Ru.
pert
Ranger
Company
w;r-
xwiu
of
the
TM1W
PMrtCe
Rupert
Rnver
Crew
Sjl
an
American
bariniii.tiit,
tournament
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