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Tuesday,
March
7,
1933'
THE
LATE
S.
M.
NEWTON
It
vns
with
great
regret
We
had
to
announce
yesterday
the
death
of
S.
M.
Newton,
one
of
the
real
pioneers
of
Prince
Rupert.
For
eight
different
terms
he
was
mayor
of
the
city,
thus
showing
that
he
held
the
confidence
of
a
majority
of
the
citizens
over
an
Unusually
long
period.
He
was
the
editor
and
proprietor
of
the
Evening
Empire
and
conducted
that
newspaper
until
two
or
three
years
ago
when
ill-health
forced
him
to
retire.
:
Sir.
Newton
was
educated
in
the.
school
of
hflrd
knocks,
lie
commenced
working
in
a
newspaper
office
at
a
very
early
ate
and
continued
that
kind
of
work
throughout
his
life.
While
he
was
English
by
birth,
his
parents
migrated
to
Ontario
when
he
was
very
young
with
the
result
that
all
his
early
training
was
secured
in
Canada.
,Mr.
Newton
often
talked
of
his
early
life,
being
rather
proud
of
the
hard
training
he
received.
When
only
a
youth
he
left
Canada
for
a
few
years
and
worked,
among
other
places,
for
one
of
the
big
New
York
daflies,
returning
to
Canada
to
join
his
brothers
In
taking
over
a
small
paper.
However,
he
did
not
stay
With
them
long
being
too
much
of
an
individualist
to
carry
on
with
three
Ot
the
helm.
.Illustrating
the
hardships
of
life
in
his
youth
in
Ontario,
Mr.
Newton
told
of
being
first
apprenticed
to
a
druggist.
He
was
to
receive
one
dollar
a
week
payable
at
the
end
of
the
year.
His
mother
was
very
poor
and
she
looked
for
ward
to
receiving
the
year's
salary
In
order
to
keep
the
home
going.
Just
a
few
weeks"
before
the
end
of
the
year
the
sheriff
took
charge
of
the.
drug
store
and
the
Newton
boy
received
no
wages
for
the!
year's
work.
It
was
a
sad
blow,.
Alr
Newton
was
widely
known
and:i;espepted,
fie
also
had
enmies'but
in
later
years
the
erirnities
of
the
strenu
oils
earlier
days
were
forgotten
ami
yesterday
when
the
nows
arrived
saying
that
the
grini
reaper
had
reached
out
and.
taken
him,
all
were
deeply
grieved.
We
shall
all
look
back
to
S.
M.
Newton
as
one
of
the
"n
who
helped
to
lay
the
foundations
of
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
Tntfud
dimaU
you
mudt
dttnk
Maintains
KetoAtance
OF
INTEREST
TO
WOMEN-vr,
ire
ttputit,
ht
.
II
J1hW
only,
the
nr
of
Hrrtish-midc,
1
V'alumimirft
coOklfi
ipuon
forth
return
of
udly
30
O10
Cube
lUd
Wr.ppsri.
O)y0
Luuittd,
St.
Pti
Strttt,
MvmmiI
If
your
paper
docs
not
arrive,
telephone
the
office
Common
were
y
G)mmcTier
"Come
fo
think
of
if,
men,
this
thing
we
call
common
sense"
isn't
so
very
common.
If
it
were,
every
pipe
smoker
would
apply
common
sense
to
the
selection
of
his
pipe
tobacco.
That
would
mean
Ogdert's
Cut
Plug
of
course.
For
if
ever
a
tobacco
was
made
for
pipes
it's
Ogdert's.
And
your
pipe
will
prove
if.
It
will
talk
to
you
in
Ogden
language.
With
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
in
the
bowl
you'll
forget
there
ever
were
such
words
as
"bite"
or
"burn"
in
tobacco
talk.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
you
"toll
your
own,
"use
Ogden's
fine
cut
eigitetie
tobacro
with
Frr
CklUt
eitatrU
PPt
Rockne
Lauded
Finest
Leader
In
IL
S
Sport
Sport
Writers
Almost
Unanimous
In
Naminr
Late
Itugby
Coach
Of
Notre
Dame
NEW
YORK,
March
7:
-By
a
mat
gin
so
convincing
that
it
leaves
no
room
for
the
slightest
doubt.
Knute
Kenneth
Rockne.
stands
out
as
the
greatest
of
sports
leaders
in
the
United
States
over
the
past
decade,
fn
the
opinion
of
those
whe
hove
most
etaeely
Manned
the
whirl
of
evenw
over
the
period
of
1923
to
1033.
Of
the
50
experienced
newspaper
sports
wrHers
and
editors
who
cast
their
vote
at
the
readiest
of
The
Associated
Preas.
41
put
Rodcne's
name
at
the
head
of
their
list
of
those
conspicuous
for
their
coaching,
organising
and
leadership
ability.
His
death
two
years
ago
in
an
aeropla'ne
accident
has
not
dimmed
the
lustre
of
the
genius
of
Notre
Dame
and
his
aecompttthments
in
lnteitoHefffctte
athletics.
Rockne's
total
points
In
this
poll,
on
the
basts
of
five
for
a
first
place,
four
for
second
place,
and
so
on.
nearly
doubled
the
combined
figures
for
his
two
nearest
rivals,
the
late
Oeorge
L.
Texi
Rickard
and
Connie
Mack.
Sons
of
Norway
Winners
at
Whist
The
Sons
of
Norway
won
the
Whist
League
cup
as
the
result
of
the
pjay-off
series,
and
the
Canadian
Legion
take
seeond
place
honors.
Results
or
the
play-off
series
were:
Oanadhm
Legion
gets
the
bye.
Swift
4;
Sons
of
Norway
5.
KrmNFInal
Bona
of
Norway
;
Canadian
Legion
4.
Final
Sons
of
Norway
6;
Canadian
Le
gfen
4.
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
:
M
H6w
lone
it
took
Johnnv
Brent-1
worthless
to
deign
to
accept
Sen
to
train
his
cheering
squad
to
ln
h1
stjeh
a
high
state
of
efficiency
lHrmg
and
spending
half
a.
-Why
Currle
was
kicked
off
much
agate.
He
feela
that
his
nonor
'
gt
ta,ce-
as
th
JPwn!",r
-If
Styles
plays
Just
as
rough
a
wn
Mu
l
croM--If
WM
of
badminton
as
basketball
iwou,d
SmRty
took
.I0an
from
Jock
I
A
na
u,r
Campbell
l
the
aft
making
mash
"
and
who
taught
Jetk
If
F.
Rogers
B.
B.
A.
prexy
has
seen
Mr.
TugweH,
Ryan
and
Jap
in
regard
to
flattening
out
the
waters
adjoining
their
property.
Who
told
Bacon
he
could
make!
coffee
and
how
many
gft-fldtta
did
he
make
for
the
thirsty
mob.
I
"Empress
of
Britain"
on
that
run
Over
,
jiwi,
in
Ttleniholedum
7hf
Healing
ureaxn
COLDS,
CATAttnH,
SOfJE
TlinOAT.ETC.
fMAOgf
M
C
NADA
N4
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capatlty
10,100
tons
Shipbuilder!
and
Ship
Repairer
for
Steel
and
Wood
Tesstls
Iron
and
Run
casting
Klectrle
and
Acetylene
Welding
SO-tnn
Derrick
(or
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMarhlnery
Repaired
snd
Overhsuled
The
management
of
the
New
York
Americans
Is
sitting
pretty
ft
sting
sure
that
when
tl.e
time
comes
and
th
ustnl
protests
have
ben
made
the
Babe
will
rb
at
thit
fifty
thousand
and
face
the
man
on
the
mound
In
the
same
breath.
If
everybody
wants
to
make
the
I
trip
again
and
will
thty
pat
the
BOARD
WILL
LINK
h.
SPORTING
GROUPS
I'rotcttinn
Acsinst
I
J
re
Object
of
Organization
in
Eastern
Stales
ROCTON.
Maas..
March
7-
An
-idvttrn
board,
to
bring
closer
to-,
gethr
the
various
groups
in
thi
state
whHh
have
allied
Interests
n
dotmeotlan
with
wild
life,
r.asj
been
formed
In
Massachusetts
under
the
auspices
of
Oovetnor
Joseph
Bh.
Rapresentatlves
of
the
84a
te
Council
of
Sportsmen'
1
dubs;
Fish
and
Game
Association;
Mate
Orange;
Farm
Bureau
Federation:
Audobnn
8octety
and
Federation
of
Bird
Clubs
will
Of
moluded
hi
the
board,
of
wtilch
John
L.
Sdtton-still
is
chairman.
Conservation
and
relations
between
sportamen
and
landowners
will
come
under
its
purview,
as
will
the
suggestion
;f
leg
Wat
lan
In
all
such
matters.
Thieves
Took
Many
Trophies
Miss
Campbell
MONTREAL,
March
7:
-Miss
Doris
Campbell,
well
known
In
local
badminton
circles,
who
recently
competed
In
the
city
and
district
as
well
as
the
provincial
tournament!"
won
the
Teachers'
Badminton
Trophy
for
women's
singles
only
to
lone
It
again
in
a
few
hours.
Thieves
took
it
from
har
home
while
she
was
out
of
town
for
the
week-end
She
returned
to
find
her
apartment
had
been
tooted.
Fifteen
or
10
other
trophies
won
In
tennis,
badminton
and
golf
were
gone
as
well
as
dresses,
linen,
etc.,
to
the
value
of
$1000.
Babe
Rutlihoim
run
Kim.
of
the
New
York
Y.inkrt
v
who
refuses
to
accept
$50
000
-out
rai
l,
Which
has
been
offered
him
fur
the
present
year
by
Colonel
Ruppert.
Pals
Beat
Flashes
At
Basketball
With
8anturbune
and
Suehlro
In
the
stellar
roles,
the
unbeaten
Pals
vanquished
the
speedy
Flashes
In
a
rough
High
School
basketball
tilt.
Flashes
took
the
lead
when
N.
Allan
scored
but
this
was
soon
wiped
out
by
two
Pal
basket
Obata
got
away
to
score
two
baskets
for
the
Flashes
but
Santurbanc
and
Klshl
moto
retaliated
with
enough
points
U)
give
their
team
a
14-8
advantage
at
half-time.
In
the
second
half
the
play
improved
very
much.
After
battling
for
fifteen
minutes
the
score
was
tied
gt
18-all.
Santurbane
scored
a
braee
of
Jump-shots
and
the
Flashes
replied
with
one.
Totoy,
Pal
guard
sank
one
from
the
side
to
salt
tfi
game
away
at
34-30.
The
Aees
outsped
the
Midgets
and,
now
nceupy
the
top
position.
The
former
scored
the
majority
of
their
baxkeU
in
the
second
half.
Campbell,
diminutive
little
Ace,
was
outstanding
for
his
team
while
Murray
and
H
Ira
no
worked
hard
for
the
MldgeU.
'Tfle'lrlay.
Marrh
7
iim
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CRIBBAGE
Wins
Trophy
Vi
h
Three
Victories
RUPERT
CLUB
ph
A
rviPinwQ
-mmssmssmm
WAS
WINNER
v"m
1
4
jiSPHi
BADMINTON
iooc
-Maimain
i.rad
anil
1.
11.
o.
t
.
Conic
Second
and
Will
Hay
Off
With
tint
Half
Kunncrs-Up
The
Moose
sUll
maintained
their
lead
In
the
Cribbage
League
games
played
last
flight,
atid
an
thy
v,tn
Hie
firat
half,
they
are
the
league
champions.
The
I.
o
O.
F.
won
se
caiKl
place
honors
in
the
second
half
and
win
have
tn
play
off
wlih
the
second
place
winners
of
the
first
half
for
the
phu-e
f
runner-up
The
r-..t,
nf
last
niftht
s
.uin
-were
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
11.
Mu-skctcirs
16.
BaRles
13.
Elks
if
Seal
Cove
14.
Swift
13.
Moose
11.
Grotto
16.
Empress
7.
1.
0-
O.
P.
36.
'
Final
Standinof
Setoml
Halt
Moose
1W
108
13$
I.fJ.O.F.
130
113
130
Seal
Cove
127
116
137
Grotto
136
Mitfketeers
131
Efe)e
119
CatHidWin
Len
us
Fmnrew
Ill
Swift
IB
Elks
101
118
in
114
J37
13t
114
116
Basketball
Buzz
rsffcke
any
moneyt
wTeaUng.
125
121
119
116
111
102
101
TUACK
V1CTOII
ASn
VICTOK10U9
KIVAL
G!i
f.iiuur.
u
a
.:
sc.
i':"ii..l
Kansas
nuintr.
and
wlnnei
r
'h.
M.i.
featun-
rare
of
the
annual
N.
Y
A.
C.
indoor
Ramos
;th
Ci
ne
Vrnzke.
the
UnivcrUy
of
Pennsylvania
traclt
star
who
finished
seeond.
after
the
race
In
Madison
8quare
Oarden
Vtfnske
was
awarded
the
Baxter
Tiophy.
for
the
reason
of
having
the
best
time
for
three
cor
eu
live
years
in
this
etent.
BABE
RUTH
jBambmobHold-out
HOLDS
OUT
Declares
He
W
Worlh
More
Than
a
Paltry
SS0.000
and
Cannot
Accept
It
I
a
nil
on
wcawi
simpaon
inpj
NBW
TOW
March
7
B
,
r
at
the
wek-end
he
wonders:
1
says
Ruth
s
sU
Mmt
o
a
i
-.
.
n
I
-
Sattiiey
of
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
team
!
reduction
of
his
salary
to
he
wttl
em
miss
a
long
shot
and
if
osttry
stipend
of
.(
tor
the
1
Thnri.if
u
hu
nivht
of
l
.
1
baebll
soaaon
He
sayv
that
it
If
Wesley
ever
stops
smiling.
If
Johnson
oT
Simpson
could
he
was
no;
worth
mor
he
woultf
not
ask
14.
hut
he
feeW
Ut
It
might
be
adtnltttnlt
thst
he
i
al-
Number
ut
(iauttw
I'tayed
Last
Vlf;ht
At
An.licun
Church
Courts
With
Results
as
SUl,
J
Thi
Rupert
Olub
u
ir,
HUpert
Bm
luSl
:ht
Id
h
'
i
1.
.ill'
U
UlVi
Kill
Of
the
I)
ujinaaient.
3-C
The
m
.
1
,'..iy.d
on
thf
Anglif-an
,
Foliowiitg
i
tin-
rcMiii
:
LliVu.iMl
tosres
I
ladies'
Doulllrs
I
MLsS
lBg'
a::il)c
unrt
v
IRopett
Aub
w
i.
tr.j.n
m
'
ft
Mid
Mliv
Ptinean
l:
Mlsa
Whit
11
id
Mim
M
,
Rupert
Club,
...t
to
Mis
".
Mix-
rUkrm,
o
is.
8
is
Mhti
Doubles
Mlts
Orteve
und
tik
.n
from
Miss
MiKv
ittMioinlbh.
II-IT
is
ll
Mlas
TRIabury
and
J
lost
to
Miss
M.icfl-
.Hi.
I
uwon.
4-U,
7-16
Men
Doubles
nonaM
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and
f.
W;
Iron
L.
Murrtot-k
and
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W-U.
15-10
g.
Dr.
Mandy
and
Ja
K
Ikh
fron
W
Murt.n
and
Vf
VMM.
15-10
The
serretarles
of
!
tinba
are
.ixkrri
to
h
iv.
for
the
city
om
i,
tnurn
Marrh
It
The
tourn
u,
March
13
SPORT
CHAT
It
l
hard
to
pred:.
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the
northern
rtimpi
Irefball
setics
from
th
basketball
gme
i
Simpson
ovr
i
th
w
V.
t
A
of
8mp'h
h
leud
but
that
noull
foi
the
HaaVs.ty.
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when-the
have
tile
ivt
on
the
game
n
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From
ftM
report
it
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first
ten
minutes
o(
p.
not
at
all
like
trie
lorn,
who
are
Motm
for
tin
.
right
from
th.
time
t
blows
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th
tx'
tutntthlnc
t
do
with
r
tfy
were
all
sra-sh
k
over
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boys
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on
ihrir
.wn
fl'-v
ill
no
doub'
h
nf
nh'..
tend
with
when
'hey
in
irruers
tn
tin
rink
The
locakfans
have
wnte
or
the
local
teams
g
i
feat
by
usinu
long
shot
are
curious
to
know
wli.i:
pen
when
the
rtlmuMin
,
using
them
on
ihl
V"-"
As
an
added
attn.
charmMomhln
card
ti
night.
Port
Simpson
down
an
intermndlate
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tft
Warriors
who
are
theseeond
h.ilf
in
the
Uagwe.
I
Many
mountain
cUmbed
the
mountnn
week-end
for
kllK
hu'
heavy
Mtttlftll
the
skim
loor
and
It
will
takr
now
to
get
ttse
snow
bm
k
agslh
ffT
thU
winter
i
Js4n
llolsu
of'
the
Pin
ski
etnb.
made
quite
t
the
recant
meeting
t
club
In
Burns
Lake
i
to
otlr
prises
Ho!-t
pair
of
Canadian-mad.
whl-h
were
donatet,
h
Daoust.
Lalonde
St
'
ml,
to
the
winner
if
1
rr-tter
eross-countrv
HIGH
"SCHOOL
TEAM
COMING
fiMltlfEftfl.
March
7
titers
High
School
b
r
k
ts
plannrnt
a
trip
to
Ft"'
to
play
against
the
n
team
at
tlmt
place.
Already,
the
eommin'
is
mskinf
arrangement
!
the
trip,
ivbrldf
ptnt
'
of
tltf
rnjnns
of
ralslmt
thi)
purpose.