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iiAILY
EDITION
'Saturday,
Jan.
28,
1933
THE
INDEPENDENCE
GESTURE
The
result
of
the
election
in
Ireland
seems
to
be
an
independence
gesture
which
may
be
taken
at
its
face
value.
If
the
Irish
wish
to
sever
connection
there
seems
to
be
no
good
reason
why
they
should
not
do
so,
much
as
their
leaving
the
'
Empire
would
be
regretted
in
Canada.
i
Great
interest
has
been
taken
in
the
latest
election
re-'
turns
as
given
to
the
people
here
exclusively
through
the
;
Canadian
rress
despatches
published
solely
in
this
paper.
PRIVILEGE
TO
AMERICANS.
The
usual
order
in
council
was
passed
yesterday
at
Ottawa
granting
American
halibut
fishing
vessels
the
privilege
of
using
British
Columbia
ports
for
the
landing
and
shipment
of
their
catches.
This
is
a
special
privilege
granted
at
the
request
of
the
people
here
and
has
to
be
renewed
each
year.
It
enables
American
fishermen
to
ship
their
catches
in
bond
through
Prince
Rupert
and'
thus
get
advantage
of
the
quickest
routing.
While
the
order
gives
the
right
only
until
May
1,
it
is
presumed
the
minister
will
extend
the
time
until
the
end
of
the
year
but
he
has
the
right
to
cut
it
off
at
any
time.
NEW
ZEALAND
BUTTER
One
of
the
big
agitations
against
the
former
federal
government
was
that
it
allowed
shipments
of
New
Zealand
butter
to
come
into
Canada
to
the
disadvantage
of
the
Canadian
farmer.
Now
another
government
is
in
power
and
yet
a
quarter
of
a
million
pounds
of
New
Zealand
butter
has
arrived
and
will
be
distributed.
It
pays
duty
but
there
seems
to
be
a
good
supply
of
Canadian
butter
and
the
price
is
surely
low
enough
this
year
for
That
Schoolgirl
Complexion
Again
"Dc
kind
to
.our
conipl'
xiu.i
Sun
thu.i:
M:iry
Carlisle
goes
the
whole
hog,
or
somethUig
und
d
u.
mi
1.
milk
if
bovine
kindness
Paiis
Around
Her
Heart
Tired
Out
After
Doing
Hoosew&rk
Mrs.
Ilcnry
Ruuh,
Muriel
Lake,
Alts.,
writm
"Lut
fill
1
hsd
biu)
pln
md
aiy
hurt,
nd
each
moraine
after
doing
s
little
hi'utcwork,
I
teeaied
to
get
ditty
soil
I'm!
H
Uri-tl
out
Swing
that
Milburn's
ITesrt
sod
Kerr
Pills
wer
gaod
far
Hunt
trenMn
I
tent
fpr
s
Iwi,
and
after
Using
the
Pills
for
s
fw
dsyt
I
felt
s
ll
MlHr,
biw
tkea
I
ktre
ksd
ih
wtam
wf
tLe
Mur
)U
ssd
puioj
arvusd
11m
mn.
"
f
hIi
M
D
int
putl
tUn;
put
nif
b
Tk
T.
Uiara
0H
U4.
tuub,
via.
GOOD
WORK
OF
HOSPITAL
(ContlniTed'
f
font.
Page
11
pletcd
her
training,
two
nurse
and
two
pupil
nurses
it-signed;
total
of
228
davs
were
lost
b.
members
of
the
sUfl
:hroug.
';
ness.
i
Robt.
Gordon,
on
behalf
af
t).
Grotinf.
Committee,
reported
that
the
grounds
around
thr
hospital
i
were
kept
In
very
good
shape
(oi
l
the
past
yer.r.
The
lawns
were
regularly
cut
and
trimmed
and
al
ways
looked
up
to
the
mark.
Th
garden
around
the
nurses
home
made
an
exceptionally
good
showing
and
was
as
fine
a
garden
as
one
woulafind
In
any
part
of
the
city,
but
credit
for
this
was
entirely
due
to
the
untiring
effort"
of
Miss
J.
Harrison,
the
lady
superintendent.
The
house
committee
chairman.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
gave
a
report
on
the
work
of
that
body
during
the
past
year.
Durin
the
syrnmer
a
thorough
inspection
wSmade
of
the
hospital
and
tt
wasCTtnd
that
the
interior
badly
neertf(irrenovat-ing.
Several
meeting
were
held
and
it
was
decided
to
approach
the
Finance
Committee
for
funds
for
a
general
renovation
schefe.
Tht
whole
matter
was
before
the
board
and
the
opinion
was
unanimous
that,
a
sthere
was
no
hope
of
obtaining
financial
assistance
from
either
the
Provincial
Government,
or
the
city,
something
would
have
to
be
done
to
put
the
building
into
better
snaps.
A
program
fjr
a
complete
renovation
of
the
interior
of
the
hospital
was
then
aectded
upon,
necessitating
repair
of
broken
plaster,
new
flooring
where
necossaty
and.
new
shelving,
enlargement
of
the
nursery
ami
the
liMtaltatio.)
of
a
baby's
bath
and
barln
therein,
painting
jf
wails
ceilings,
all
looms
leading
of
tii
conldor.4.
diet
kitchen,
etc..
from
top
to
bo:tom.
In
regards
to
the
renovating
the
Hawse
Commute
wished
to
specially
acknowledge
the
work
of
Pres.
W.
M.
Brown,
who
gave
his
personal
time
to
the
rapervtsten
ol
Um
work.
The
cost
of
renovating
was
more
than
anti
cipated
due
to
Incidentals
tlMt
turned
up
after
the
work
was
under
way.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
newspapers
,nr
their
help
and
consideration
during
the
year.
The
Letter
Box
NOT
THE
SAME
CLASS
Editor.
Dally
Newi:
J
tut
two
ab9tieiM
on
the
final
article
on
Fascism
by
Mr.
Basso-Bert.
If
his
tacts
of
Fascism
are
at
spurious
as
hi
statement
on
Christianity,
well
.
How
can
Mussolini
and
Martenl
be
placed
in
toe
same
class?
It
75
per
cent,
of
wat
we
are
is
due
to
mother's
influence
then
Just
that
percentage
of
Marconi's
great
ness
comes
from
his
IRISH
mother,
and
Ireland
was
never
conquered
by
the
Roman
legions.
C
D.
CLARKE.'
Whist
Scheduh
February
2-Fish
Packers
vs.
St
Andrews:
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto:
Swift
vs.
I.
O.
O.
r
Sana
r,t
Norway
vs
Musketeers:
Seal
Cove
!
neath
rBn
ih
Merohsnts-dhsy
vs
Empress.
wltil
barre
of
baskets-
to
win
COAL!
COAL!
ton
of
Vo.
1
BMHtley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oats
and
ifcirley.
I'rince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
5
Pttnitrft
MM
ltabillird
1819
LAMB'S
RUM
aoi;d,
itLi:.M)i:n
ami
MATl'ItKf)
AT
TIIK
LONDON
DOCKS
"Lamls
Fine
Old
Navy"
l'KOOF
OVBKPItOOP
Old
and
Good!
Ask
the
Hrltlsh
Navy!
On
sale
at
Liquor
Vendors
or
direct
from
Government
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department
817
Ucktty
Street,
VuM'Ouvci'.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlsplayeo
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Qorernment
of
li.
0.
ano
pracucauy
aouoic
we
score,
'
!-2.
TUBlsMorrlson
H6,
Nakametol
lot,
Moxley
2,
Smith
.
San-'
torbane
till.
Hanson.
Alien
47.
1
Otlr
Fammas
Bdssn.
AlberU
and
1
MwtttanU
-
B.
Dlnewell
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaran'
.Wek,
AnlonoUl
Hi,
Roas
1O1,
Nel-teed
t
give
satlsfaetWm
Try
a
on
,8'
Wtoxlle
4
2S.
j
Junior
Oame
i
The
8couta
took:
poasasslon
l
fir
si
place
when
they
mteeered
the
Japanese
who
were
Utl
with
them
for
Uy
pkMS,
19-11.
.
Bceats
Nelson
(Si,
Miller.
Oreer
OlllH.
DavU
1
14i.
Dosbtnalo.
Vler-eek-18.
Japanese
Obnta
(,
KtoMmoto
iti.
Suehlro
fti.
Nskamotp,
Condo
i
12.
CRIBBAGE
January
Canndlan
Legion
VR
Pagles.
Seal
Cove
vm
Grotto.
Empress
vs.
Elks.
Moose
vs.
Swift.
I.
O
O.
P
vs.
MtkkUrfc
Pebmary
9
Canadian
Legion
vt.
I.
O.
O
r.
Seal
Cove
va.
Eagles.
Or&lhrvs.
RTkn
Fan
press
vs
Swift.
Moose
vs.
Muiketeert.
Apt
Harry
1
1:
1
mi.
t-
:
u
Here
w
.sheet
of
wind't
v
mtn
the
Th.inie.
and
there
Chelsea
3,
Wolverhampton
Wan
derers
1.
Portsmooth
2.
sfewcaets
f.
Other
teams
easjagod
la
cap
atar.
Seottlth
league
1st
nhtiton
Aberdeen
0.
Particle
Thistle
a.
Clyde
1
Ayr
United
0.
Falkirk
0.
Dundee
Hamilton
Academicals
4,
SttrUBgshire
3.
Hearts
3.
Third
Unark
1.
KllafSrnock
2.
Celtic
2.
Morton
1.
Motherwell
2.
Queen's
Paia-Alrdrieonians
not
played.
Rangers
4.
Cowdenbeath
1
St.
Johnstone
3
8.
Mirrm
1
Orrii..
iv
itivnu
14
tm:
.simple
for
hun
rrashlrn;
thruuah
u
Oh
ves.
a
few
rut
here
Twelve
Thousand
People
Watch
Seaman
Watson
Win
Fistic
Victory
In
New
York
in
12-Round
Decision
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
2S:
"Spaman"
Watnon.
the
fi-tic
prise
of
the
Britwh
Na7,
handed
Fidel
LaHarha.
the
crack
featherweight,
the
worst
beatinj?
he
had
received
in
years,
when
he
won
the
twelve-round
decision
bout
here
last
nipht.
Twelve
thousand
people
watched
the
fight.
It
is
likely
that
Watson
will
be
matched
with
Kid
Chocolate
next
for
the
world
featherweight
title.
Old
Country
Soccer
BILLIARDS
Knglkh
League
It
division
January
31
Cold
Storage
vs
Lea
Can
ad
lens.
rebraary
3
Smpreas
vs
Jewellers.
$
Pabraary
-hm
Cbmbsiiii
vs.
rebtvary
Storage.
Mwsvy
17La
February
21-CoM
Lea
Oanadlens.
va.
Cold
m
CaU
Storage
w
BADMINTON
Jan
30-
U
nCDii
2
vs
Hillside
Rupert
No.
1
v
rNR
PRF.
No
2
vs
Kupert
Mnmte
N.
1
v
U
t
C:
CMR
No
2
vh
Moow
MII'Me
No
I
vf
Saturday,
January
50
1033
iiwwB
kiss
stain
Brssstsxtiio
raKaPBiwiiiBMJ'
m
m
roaaw
aggroicwsM
stsi
m
m
nmtBwimnw
News
of
The
ssi
sjrcHSEMixjarciEi
BASKETBALL
FORM
POOR
TuxU
Won
Against
Merchants
and
C.
N.
It,
Seem
to
Have
Lost
Their
Punch
Hough
Play
Two
of
the
city
league's
first
h.;lf
winners
ran
amiss
last
evening
at
the
Auditorium
while
only
a
handful
of
the
league's
staunchest
followers
looked
on.
First
of
all
Tuxls
added
a
win
the
Merchants
continued
to
hum:
In
there
with
glass
chins.
The
Mer
chants
have
not
been
able
to
find
combination
that
will
win
e;imr.
for
them
this
half.
As
if
that
wasn't
enough
for
one
night
the
Orotto
turned
baek
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
in
a
lw
scoring
game
featured
by
rough
play.
Senior
Game
The
C.
N.
boys
seem
to
have
lost
their
punch.
The
stump
they
are
in
now
Is
the
worst
they
have
been
in
this
year.
Their
line-up
is
weakened.
However,
they
expect
to
be
back
in
full
force
in
the
next
name
or
two.
Last
night
the
Grotto
beat
i.ir.n.
Both
teams
were
dead
during
'he
first
half.
They
couldn't
get
near
the
basket.
The
Grotto
had
to
ex
tend
themselves
to
be
leading
by
five
points
at
the
Intermission.
After
the
switch
things
livened
up
a
little
when
the
G.
N.
went
one
point
ahead.
About
thte
time
both
teams
started
to
get
rough
and
Referee
Brick
Skinner
sent
Mensles
and
Stalker
for
the
Grotto
and
Morrison
for
C.
N.
R.
A.,
to
the
coolers
In
quick
succession.
Several
other
players
on
both
sides
had
their
quota
of
fouls
before
the
battle
ended
19-14
for
the
tokoosonist.
i
0
ratio
Merurtee,
D,
Stalker
(SI.
R.
Morrison
4i.
Currte
141.
Ratch-ford
3.
E.
Dingwell
MeNolty
Si
K.
-
C.
N.
R.
A.
Smith
3.
D.
Morrison
(31.
R.
Stalker.
Nelson.
Nka-moto
14),
Stiles
O)
14.
Ladies'
Game
I
The
Amaxons
kept
In
the
running
for
second
half
honors
bjf
nosing
out
the
Comets
8
te
4
In
a
close-checking
game.
The
Comets
concentrated
on
Bodde.They
swarmed
around
her
whenever
she
was
in
possession
of
the
ball.
Despite
this
H
Itnf
rtrf
rilA
M
t
aMaM
in
shootrng.
Comets
Morgan.
Tit,
Irvine
Ml,
Stcen.
Smith
4.
Amazons
Beddie
2t,
Morris,
Ritchie.
McLeod
H,
Darts-45.
Intermediate
Game
A
brace
of
baskets
by
the
Tux
is
right
from
the
beginning
got
mom
away
to
a
good
start
over
the
Merchants.
In
a
boat
five
inmates
Tints
were
loading
14-0.
Oetag
was
pretty
even
from
here
on
for
the
remainder
of
the
first
half
wfctaii
ended
24-12.
After
the
rest
the
Tuxla
showed
a
quick
breaking
game
to
score
practically
all
their
shots
under-
Sport
World
MiwussWsiWi.-ai.'Bi-s'asi'-onB-
n
rwMr
svr
bbt
i.b.
---j-nr
Just
Cutting
Up
FOOTBALL
IN
ENGLAND
Fourth
Kotuu!
In
Cup
Games
I'lntnl
Today
In
Various
Parts
of
the
:
Country
i
Trtf
Fourth
Rotmd
English
v,.inu-.-
played
tday
resulted
it:
p..i.
following
Mcore.s
Luton
1
Tottenham
Hotspur
n
Trnnmere
Rovun
0,
Leeds
United
'0
Astrm
Villa
0
Sunderland
3
r
vri'dt;
3.
Hur
y
1.
s-r
hend
Derby
Count
v
3.
Alderrhol
1
MlOwall
0.
litirnlet
S
Sheffield
United
H
1
-'Hon
Hi
ad
ford
I
:.l
ui'lie.st-:
GYy
2,
WalAjll
0
'he
.!r
0.
Il.iltj
ix
9.
r!rinlMth;.:n
3
Blaekburn
R.-v.
rs
cl
Dtiritiigtou
0.
Glsngtorfleld
2
Bnium
Wundi
seta
2.
Qf.iv.
tr,
TmUi
1
Tt'-knoo?
HuddrrsfleWI
n
W-
Ham
UnlOWl
2.
Went
Brm-u
1
h
Albion
0.
Mi'lillrsbrough
4.
Stoke
Clt
I
Japan
Swimmers
Have
New
Stroke
Meritreal
0ah
Rays
SIle
Will
be
Adopted
m
Eautern
Canada
MONTREAL.
Jan
2S
The
Japanese
roll
very
li"
'
tarn
the
bead
but
sU
btthing,"
Coach
Rose
exp
"lite?
et
a
ktek
whlrh
.
T'
1
nakeri
lit
tlr
vyi
which
Mi.
h
tradition
requires
to
be
f
bounv.ng
at
trnendous
ii
through
the
oft
blue
water
:
Formota
probabiv
invrnte-i
xtyle
of
swBnmtna
!mti
June
Roe.
of
the
Montn.i
A
A
believes
will
shortly
huik-thr
fnmec
Australian
cra.
son,
widelv
believed
to
'
speedte!
and
mm
graerfu!
atnrlal
methods
Co
wo
Rose
rofust-ft
t
r
nltnoelf
as
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