PHtlK
TWO
Tar
ul
it
ill
drtf
n4
rnrl
item
W
Th
T.
Minua
Co..
UA..
ToronW,
OuL
DAILY
EDITION
pedA)
and
checkers.
On.
behalf
of
the
Jolty
Pedro
Club,
a
bouquet
was
presented,
to
Mrs.
Hart
who
cut
a
birthday
cake
which
had
been
spe-1
ciaify
made
for
the
occasion,
,
Boils
So
Bad
Could
Not
Work
Mr.
Sk..
irx-
Wm.
Davydukr,
Hrotatoi.
.
.
i
inm
i
wrucn:
iimji
I
Wftl
TntuMptl
with
btiflfl
ME
A
frieml
told
me
objuod
sWiJ
1
liml
ami
ailvim-tl
WeTio
tile
Burdock
Blood
Hitter.
I
didn't
know
any
nwdirine
eoiild
put
ufh
a
sudden
stop
to
uth
iniry,
ki
on
lK)ttlc
put
the
IjoIU
to
an
end."
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Thursday,
May
4,
1933
I'nnce
Kunert
is
to
have
a
new
experience.
A
commis
sioner
has
bqen
appointed
to'
have
charge
of
the
city's
afr
fairs
in
the
nerson
of
W.
J.
Alder,
a
former
resident,
well
kiipwnto
many.
He
will
be
in
the
city
before
the
middle
of
the
month
and
will
be
empowered
to
take
over
all
the
act!
vities
of
the
mayor
and
council,
the
school
board,
the
lih
rary
board
and
any
other
city
authorities
if.
there
are
any.
It
w
ill
be
his
diitv
to
handle
citv
relief
and
to
nlace
the
fin?
After
Iay
15
there
will
be
no
more
city
council
meet
intts.
no
more
aldermanic
fireworks,
no
mori.
deputations.
Tie,.
affairs
of
the
city,
it
is
presumed,
will
be
conducted
juslik'e
any
other
ordinary
business.
DUTY
ON
HALIBUT
Just
now
every
possible
effort
should
be
made,
it
vvould
efim,
to
secure
the
removal
of
the
two-cent-duty
on
halibut
snipped
to
the
United
States,
If
there
is
to
be
a
reciprocity
treaty
between
Canada
and
United
States,
this
item
i
onjj
that
should
be
included.
Removal
of
the
duty
would
injure
ri.qhe.
American
fishermen
would
get
just
as
high
prices
aafQrjnerly
but
Canadians
would
also
get
higher
prices.
Almost
every
day
we
see
fish
brought
in
frprn
the
open,,
sea'
By
Canadian
boats,
caught
on
the
same
banks,
as
American,
fish
and
shipped
to
the
same
market
yet
local
fisher-pfUl
have,
tb
take
approximately
two
cents
a
pound
less
fr
their
catches.
The
condition
is
galling
to
Canadian
fishermen
and
particularly
so
at
a
tiihe
like
this
when
every
cent
counts.
ay
Party
For,
!
TodayiWatheii
Mrs.
Hart
is
Held)
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
Ugh!
southeast
wind:
barometer,
20fc
Jolly
Atfglr
Last
Evening
at
Home
!
Peratu;e,
SI;
sea
smooth.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
MrKlnlev
.
ruwi-viwir
'
southeast
wind;
barbmeler.
The
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
W.
temperature.
SO;
sea
choppy
light
McKlnley.'
Fourth
Avenue
Bast,
was
"
Triple
Island
Overcast,
light
t
scene
last
night
of
a
delightful
ulhi!rly
wind;
slight
.avail,
blrlhaay
pty
in
honor
of
Mrs.
F.
Ungara
Island
-Part
cloudy
W,
Hart.
The
evening
was
happily
moderate.
snpl,
in
playing
of
bridge,
wtyst.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm.
48
Stcwprt
Part
cloudjr,
calm.
44.
Haaelton
Clear,
calm,
57.
Smithers-4jlear,
cairn.
54.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
40.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD-
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian,
Ffish:
&
Cold
Slorage
Gq,
Hi
PKINCE
RUPERT,
R.C;
BAZAAR
IS
Annual
Kffort
on
Behalf
of
IUdley,
Hook
UejnMlclcl
I
rrl.
..
1
U
,.
I,,
nlA
f
Mia
In
reply
to
J.
Roberts'
letter
that
)vfit
inserted
In
the
May
1
issue
of
the.
Daily
New
stating,
that,
at
a
B
neeunt
oi
ntttfrmenxAmoauons
heJ
in
Vancouver.
pipagarda
ha4
bean
circulated
saying
that
th
Northern
B.
C.
Fishermen's.
Amo-
ada,
may
I
state
any
such
pro
paganda
is
unofficial
and.
wllhott
aiy,
foundation
whatsoever.
Tne
nshennans
inauarwu
un
km
of
Canada
la
an
orKa'lzation
tfiat
has
had
many
dlffkulUes
to
uvincwtr
una,
a
rcaou,
n
is.
uie
latitat
fisherman's
union
on
the
"mm
the
F-tst
Tuesdays.
Tharsdays
and
st",
yw
10:15
p.m
PEP
I.
tSU
IRAN
HU.ll
3t
I
0-""'WMff-"
mWRmm
wmm
W
f
HrjtLTit
and
energy
lirinr
nrvr
fnn
o(
liv
Injg.
Things
lo
Jo.
Place
s
to
go.
Keep
fill
Est
well
sml
W,Kefiogf
PEP
Brsn
Flakes
f
sre
energy
food.
TTie
nour
!
Mimcnt
of
whest.
Delicious.
Crisp.
Frrh.
Vlut
enough
hraii
to
lie
mildly
laxative.
Wonderful
with
milk
or
cream
and
freuli
fruit.
Cr!
PKP
from
your
grp-rcr
,Sjdr
liy
Nclloirg
in
m
dou,
Ontsrlo.
mm
BEING
HELD
I
a
Pacific
Coaat.
otthe
F.
I.
U.
ard
ready
at
any
aao
an,
tunes
to
unite,
with
other
flshermrrrs
unlorui
on
what
is
commonly
known
as
a
Un!
led
Front
Basis,
Thanking
you
for
this
space.
A,
nOMlRDUD.
Fisherman's
Industrial
Union
of
Canada.
aecretary.
CV.R-
TRAINS
'or
the
Eat
,
Mondays'
Wednesdayr
and
Frl
days
9:30
pjti
etfm
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DAILY
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News
xtic
annum
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aiu
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WON1
;
Rev.
G.
A.
Rix,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
n
xti
IA
wide
varlet
of
articles
Is
beiut
IIVI
R-'K
ijotfered
forsale
at
many
tetngj
M.VViStfX
jstalis
ntd
i
thtea
room
Is.
as
usual,'
a.ieature.
Defeatejlltonlen
Street
List
NJjht
Mrs,
Robert
Blance
anjd
Mrs.
II.
1
&
Two
Ooals
to
,
Nil
T-dross
are
general
coriyiiners
with
.
'
the
following
ladles
la
charge
ow
.
jhe
various
"tails:
8.
PV"
frame
oi
tyc
?
y
.
.
half
l
(,.
-.-on
V4ft
Tlritll
'
'
wartime
telling.
Mrs,
John
urejn-
T5iS
u
p.iWiit."l"
:
Memorial
ar.d
Borden
Street
Tea
room,
Mrs.
D.
a
Stuart
in
charge
for
Imperial
Order,
Daugb-
era
ot
Empire.
,
Country
stall,
Mrs,
Thoqias
An-
remand
Ms.
A.
H.
Yaddtneton.
Fancy
wore.
Mrs.
ii.
r.
uross.
Plain
sewing.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
Fowler.
Candy.
Mrs.
V.
H.
Goodsell
and)
Mrs.
F
Stamp-Vincent.
Home
cooklna.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McKin-1
ley
i
First
Presbyterian
Church
La-dies'
AJdi.
Plants.
Mrs.
O.
A.
Kelsear
Wo
man's
AuxlUary.
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
core).
The
Letter,
BX:
ITSlIFJtJIAXINIlUSTRlAI,
Editor,
Daily
News:
arices
of
the
municipality
on
a
sound
financial
footing.
rUf&ttan
had
goqe
orer
tb
the
fish-is
probable
that
he
will
retain
office
for
several
years
oHepnn,
mdustriaj
titat
itakm
oi
qao-
Schools
In
the
Junior
Football
League
last
evening
was
very
evenly
cpntajsted
witHT
Booth
finally
wlnnlst
b?
two
uoals
to
nl).
Play
witt
'vr:i
from
the
star'
Veitch
showed
to
advantage
for
Harden
and
Dybluivn
cleared
well
Monkley
stopixd
i
Booth
rash
and
Irvine
and
s
hubrrt
threatenett
danffer
until
R.t
hi
cleared.
Booth
was
rewardrc.
itti
a
al
whe
Cameron
shot
well
He
later
mLssi
a
KQOd
chance
Monk'ey
oid
Mah
and
Vtitch
went
tl-.roiiRh
tn
tflii.
Ok
Mk'.i)
rle:ir;d
well
Le-ar
rj,
nliTiy
ly
past
and
Borden,
af
toe
oxnex
enn.
iorcca
two
corners
Mrqr
se
:it
hh
wing
away
and
ldipaf
cjws-.-d
the
ball
nh
across
the.
go.U
mouth
but
no
on"
was
up
to
p-it
it
throul.
postak
sang)
a
long
shot
trom
MrOreish.
and.
vifieri
Bopth
attacked,
ax-un
Camerpn
got
offside.
Bo.1
now
itad
the
hill
but
Borden
had
a
full
share
of
the
game
vjrjtcfc
made
a
grand
run
but
wa
forced
off
the
ball.
Jo
es
and
Dyb
havn
detnded
strongly
andPosuk
leareo
wen.
Houston
made
head-
vay
for
iwaen
but
Mauumoto
n-
daarsd.
hy's
good
shot
was
sto&M&.by
Poj;Uk.
O'Neill
was
and
WiUUcrofl
combined
to
m&Xf
a
rjin
titat
Nelson
stopped
with
diflkmliy.
HtcMeefcln
had
hard
nea.
with
a
hard
drive
and
Mc-
'."64
narrowly
mlsaec.
There
wu
3t,
much
la
U-
game
but,
Cam-ron
padj
up
a
loose
clearance
rtd'
vftnX
through
to
score
a
fin
ioa)
ar.d'
Booth
won
by
two
clear
den
npstak,
Dihhavn.
Mah,
?ones
Veltcb,
Monkjey.
WUllscTaft.
luusn.
8whert.
irnne.
liooth-Keaoix.
Ritchie.
Mit-umoto.
Shy.
MeOfviah.
Hale.
Lear.
Cameron.
KULeod.
MeMeektn.
elept
re-
t
ASIUS
OI'ENhll
TIUSMOIMNT.
(Continued
from
Page
1
Smithers
stated,
at
the
openlnc
oi.
the
court,
that
Robert
Brann
of
retrace
yras
deatlMWMW.
be
abused.
Eleven
more
names
were
ad
J
.1ed
io
complete
tbe.psnel.
The
pan.-
i
as
maae
up
uus
morning
was
aa
follows;
Ueome
Walter
Adams
Anyox).
'eter
W
Anderson.
Bernardino
Al-erio
Anyox
Qeprgf
Hlckok
Arnold.
Louis
Amadlo,
James
B,
Agar
Tttrraco.
Clayton
&'
Anderaon
Anyox
.
George
Uandln
i
Anyox
i,
Urla
Sloan
Bryant,
Oeorge
Bailey
Ki.mcls
FUlon.
Columbus
Watson
Ftiit.s.
Robert
Oordon.
John
Our-
New
York
virii.
Herbert
Francis
Olasaey,
WU-
Waahington
,
ber
John
Oreer,
John
Gabriel
Cop-
qhlcago
I'kt
City.
Frank
Oordon,
James
Cleveland
Oull
Usk.
William
lienry
Oood-
Detroit
'll.
John
Alexander'
Hlnton.
Max.
Philadelphia
illellbroner,
Clem
Houldsw,orth.
St.
touts
'Premier
Mine).
Claude,
Charles
Boston
Ketchum.
Robert
Kydd,
Robert
La-
iitu,
noranam
uijmiu.
i
rrry
vuiu-
eron
Miller.
Charles
Edward
,
Mc-Keown,
John
MacLeod.
William
Moifatt.
Jack
Melllhg,
Ditasld
McLean
(WoodcockV.
Ef.
II.
Mortimer,
W.
H.
Wright
(Ocean
Falls).
The,
Dally
News.ctm
be,pur-!
eraed
att-
4
Post
Of,fice.Nejvj
Stand.
325,.
nranviiie.Bt..
Vancourer.
t
and!
Views
of
A
Heavy
Bat
For
a
Havy
Hitter
A
heavy
b.r
:
..
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-
-.i.
-
Babe
Rut''!
v:-!.
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,.
.;.
.
Mint
between
'1'
V
'
.:
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:.
K
il
S-.v
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i
i!
-Uuliuxii
THREE
TIED
IN
STANDING
Ilravfii
Dodgers
and
Cujyt
In
Deadlock
lf
Thfrd
l-tatr
In
National
League
League.
In
the,
only
other
Big
League
gap;
yesterday,
the
Boston
Red
Sox
werj
vVtprtQui.
oyer
the
tt
LouH
Iwns
bALajy
stili
la
Uie
American
Laagptfljr.
Vasterday's
scores:
Anyox
.
Syrlney
Arthur
Bird,
Ro-
(ertBi
.iun
Terrace
,
Nprrls
Barnes
Pittsburg
u
k'.
Bert
James
Bacon,
Charles
New
York
'
te:
Bahrain.
Ernest
Campbell
Brooklyn
U
ki.
f
wills
Couture.
Frank
Dlbb.
Chicago
William
John
Duke.
'Alice
Arm),
Boston
t"
eph
Llewelyn
Edwards.
Oeorge
Cincinnati
Ai
ihur
Eficrumbe,
Oraham
Stewart
St.
Louis
f
nilnit.
Oeorge
Ferinaon,
Jfaeph
Philadelphia
American
League
I
Boston
a.
si.
Louis
z.
Claelnnatri
Boston
Others,
rain.
Baseball'
Standings
.VATION'.tL
IJlAdirn
W.
II
L
10
An;i;iqAN
i.iunui;
u
10
w
14
t
8
7
4
SURTAX
Stalrs.Dollar
5
6
7
7
8
10,
IS
12
Pet
m
MO
SOO
M0
xn
m
m
m
MO
4
BE
PUT
ON
j,
France
Preparing
to
lyotect
He
melt
A
Avittntt
tli.vnlii'i
1
Iaii
nt
tr.itl,l
PARIS..
May
4:
(Canadian
Press,)
The
ministry
of
finance
has
tire-
Karl
Anderaon.
Prince
Pr9
"
'mpoae
a
uiteeo
percent
m.
..
mj
nt
llnOa
0l.
ulL
urorue.
u.u.
It.
W.
Riley,
Terr?,??
n
a
deneral
Rtore.
Anvox.
8mlthe;s
Dnig
Store.
8mlth-
era.
IfO.
surtax
on
uniieo
auties
goods.
e
Tills
degree,
it
Is
leajned,
Is
to
be
V
Issued
wfjen
the
tnlted
States
dot-
lar
apnroaches
twenty
francs
which
oftlcials
expt''t.
Such
a
surtax.
Is
already
In
effect
upon
British
and
Japanese
poods.
SPORT
CHAT
The
annual
organiutmn
meeting
d!
the
Prince
Kupert
Baseball
As-wlatiOh
it
being
held
ihsf
mis
when
plnns
for
the
coming
season
will
be
discussed.
Although
several
BOSTON.
May
4:
(Canadian
,f
yeaJ-s
players
have
left
the
-Asaresnltofavktaryover
,.
(hat
.
,nw.
the
Cincinnati
Red
here
Hterday,
the
Boston
Braves
moved
into
a
tia
lffam
wUi
ta
ope""""
with
Brooklyn
Dodders
and
Chicatro
again
with
vacancies
being
filled
Cubs
for
third
place
in
the
National
'
y
players
from
last
year'
Inter
-
medial?
loop
Sons
of
Canada
snd
Flks
ir
cxnected
to
again
enter
teams
in
the
league
while
Jimmy
kron.
who
owned
the
Old
Bm-rrs
tmm
last
yetr.
hss
not
yet
Jef.nltely
derided
what
course
he
dll
t
ike.
A
aood
turn-out
of
prw-;Ytlve
players
will
do
much
In
the
w
iv
of
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