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Tuesday.
Jan.
Si.
1983
RAILWAY
SITUATION
There
seems
to
be
some
doubt
as
to
what
action
will
be
takgn
by
the
federal
government
in
regard
to
the
railways.
The
commission
which
was
appointed
to
make
recommendations
reported
against
amalgamation
of
the
two
big
companies
but
favored
compulsory
co-operation.
Since
that
a
number
of
representations
have
been
made
in
favor
of
complete
amalgamation
or
amalgamation
for
a
term
of
years.
The
latter
we
do
not
like.
It
would
probably
mean
that
Prince
Rupert
would
remain
a
C.
N.
R.
town
with
the
railway
operated
by
the
C.
P.
R.
under
such
conditions
we.
could
not
expect
much
progress.
What
we
shoilld-roueh
prefer
is,
if
there
is
to
be
amalgamation,
that
it
be
complete
and
conclusive
without
any
"if"
or
'"but,
It
woud
be
better
to
remain
as
we
are
than
to
find
ourselves
"betwixt
two
stools,"
neither
one
or
the
other.
LEAGUE
DIFFICULTIES
The
League
of
Nations
finds
itself
in
a
difficult
position
with
Japan
openly
defiant
and
other
pations
sceptical
or
critical.
It
started
out
with
a
wonderful
ideal
but
it
seems
to
have
failed
to
understand
the
primitivene
of
human
nature.
It
was
apt
so
many
years
ago
that
Britain
was
Ukipg
possession
of
weaker
foreign
countries
where
there
wexe
disorders,
spanking
them
soundly
and
then
taking
(barge
of
their
affairs
and
showing
how
government
was
conducted
in
a
British
country.
Today
Japan
is
doing
the
same,
not
from
alt
uitie
rrotives
but
to
smire
bush
ess
and
power
and
prestige.
S..
Britain
did.
Then
it
was
found
that
neither
the
busine.--.
iwwer
or
prestige
was
worth
the
price
oaid
so
Bvir.-vn
joined
in
with
the
other
powerful
nations
to
form
a
-'.-ague
which
would
prevent
the
exrwnse,
danger
and
suffering
caused
by
the
use
of
force.
Japan
will
soon
come
to
a
realization
of
the
futility
of
fihtinjr
the
v.orid
and
will
fall
in
line
with
the
other
nations
but
in
the
meantime
she
seems
to
be
resolved
to
make
Man-"hinrja
a
part
of
her
empire.
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..)
Ethel
Zepp
ij
Ni
j.
V
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u.o
vi
y
il
w:i
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Iu'ik
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ni
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jut
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Where
luik-
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.
riraifcini!
-
.
::
AFRICAN,
lCAlt:it
TELLS
QF
CLUB
vTllCl
IS
EXCLUSIVE
TO
S.LAYEUS
AND
THIEVES
Continued
from
Page
1
L
i
ii!y
the
.-ociety
has
already
pjc-
the
person
they
want
killed
so
:
re
is
no
chance
of
a
mistake
be-
made.
The
British
officials
have
hanged
three
of
the
pang
since
the
murder
wait.
Thvy
may
Miir.
'"And
what
happen'
to
litt..-
o
v
who
tell
lies?"
aakeu
the
bene
.
n-old
fjenUeman
"Tfcev
get
in
for
half-nnre
replied
the
young
football
tnthuut
Hubby
Here
u
five
dollar
Don
t
you
Ulink
I
deserve
,,
l;tr.
,ipri
IUv
fo-
piving
it
to
you
wuhout
belne
a-ked'
Wife
Applause1
Why
darling.
I
:.:nk
you
deene
an
encore
Mrs
A.
I
like
to
have
.ibout
don't
you?
Mrs
B.
Provided
I
he
15
about.
a
man
what
The
Letter
Bpx
ONLY
0,NK
SIDJi
E:
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-r.
Diitly
News
It
was
n".
my
.mention
to
enter
THE
DAn.Y
jrjgxKgvTa
have
come
directly
to
their
at
ten-
-
tion.
Mr
Lindsay
says
the
govern-
OPUrtK
Oames
of
A
League
Oave
ment
cannot
take
too
great
a
chance
Vtgiories
to
Sktrna
and
for
fear
of
offending
the
natives
Rupert
Club
Teams
who
are
not
responsible.
If
the
In
ta
Prince
Rupert
eovemment
were
to
accuse
the
vrani
native,
the
Mt
of
the
'filiate
'P
Asr-slaUcn's
weekly
uxmld.
in
all
prapahUUy.
come
put
in
asepeial
uprising,
i
Baclmin-
Seal
Cove.
14:
LOO;
11
Empresx.
12;
Xagles.
II
Orotto
18
Musketeers,
t
inter-
Ijb
tournvnsnt
which
romaier-
i.-d
U't
evening,
the
Skerna
a
Tfce
na
taxes
anv
article
bouht'CJJ.R
4-3
The
Rupert
bo
v.
CN.R
bjr
the
natives.
If
be
buys
an
urn-
2
R"Pr
'
0r
"-
:u
and
Kr11a
h
nan
hif
th
nmvhiw
Anz!;
6-
and
the
?ti(';'.l
I.
.price
to
the
society.
If
he
sells
apy.ic-'"ci
of
his
produce
from
his
farm
he
forfeits
half
of
the
profits.
Unless
the
authorities
are
at
the
place
of
the
murder
they
cannot
prpsacute
;
anyone
even
if
they
have
their
suv
j
piclons
because
of
the
clever
way;
In
which
the
killers
have
learned
Jo
cover
up
their
crime.
As
soon
as
(he
I
killing
is
made
the
head
Is
skinned
and
made
ready
for
toe
gjganjUej
rack
on
which
the
tending
chief
i
who
is
suspected
by
officials
to
he;
a
high
man
in
toe
society,
keens
them.
Toe
floating
headless
borfjst
in
the
riser
are
the
only
frthnatfrrijJ
to
toe
ostfjnoer
that
another
camper
has
becp.pflsawlttert.
Life
spent
these
ipisarUe
peo-
Ye
ing
wsnpvr.
parse
p
J
sw-
t
Usrkms
eemaanias
of
an
sfctasd
a
:Xccr
i
and
An,'..
SUrdinr
A
League
fikeena
CJiJt
Bfcjeai
and
Anglion
Standjgag
B
LeatfS
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
Cast
CJJ.
JUttvide
Moose
Unid
and
Catholic
regards
to
marriage.
To
pet
wtfrW
J'
ll
iir-
HlTi!
hil'llJJl
i
irtUw
Tip
Top
Tailor
ssp
on
the
father
of
toe
deairfdi
and
for
the
ojnhansT
of
toe
small
sa
of
15
"she
is
his
for
fetter
or
for
worse
"
A
man
can
keep
aa
paanr
wives
as
he
can
afford
aa
there
is
no
tribal
law
against
it-According
to
Mr
Lindsay
there
have
only
been
six
men
who
have
visited
these
people,
and
of
the
six
there
is
only
one
other
beside
bim-etf
who
is
living
now.
At
the
ques.
Uon
would
you
ever
like
to
go
back.
Mr.
Lindsay
replied:
Yes.
"str.
I
u
5
2
0
n
1
50
r.
like
the
people
very
much
and
as
The
result
of
last
fngnfs
reen
ter
their
barbarism
you
can
ra1!v
i!ar
Cr"bage
.League
overlook
that
They
have
never;
Canadian
Legion.
10
Moose.
17
touched
me
"
He
intends
to
return
j
'
very
soon.
FirstCiisUifeof
Results
of
the
flat
games
pUyed
eries
for
aie
as
101-
rtft-sI5.gics
1J
ftinaitian
Ufjan
$.
l-
U.
JBks44
rs
It.
Orotto
9
15.
Seia
Cove
12
Crib
Results
.
Last
Evening
Man
in
the
Moon
I.
Still
"Bearing
Up"
People
in
the
south
usually
remark
"it
must
be
terribly
cold
in
Prince
Rupert
so
near
A!a-Jca."
If
j
this
weather
continue
we
sh-iU
have
to
admit
that
the
old
libel
l-
i:
j.
At
Essington
there
l
a
mar.
Whose
profession
is
simply
t.
-
He's
an
expert
with
&a..T.'
:.
He
-orhips
hi
m-itnir.on
He's
betn
there
since
.'lihaik
o-
Evidently
some
peop
thiak
the
urescn:
iiy
prepa'eri
carry
't
its
.
o.t.
-liey.
Ju
us.
gjSSSSjSW.
.
Jggr
'
jSmW
usauuislg
'
vgw
8tw.
o.
...n..
u;
that
V:.:.
u;e.
for
l.ifs
'.
f'-i:;us
.
one
of
the
nnt
dangerouK
bea.sts
-pitt-
,n'
m
iy
close
wtsfui
.ii
id
.
continent
"Babe"
Gets
Into
Condition
r
ngflsSXs9sBBSWSW3-xW?jeSjt
mBBBBBBnv
MABwwSaL.
mwmrr
sbIbbwBh
avk
SW5sHBwSVsUSHSWaBBkrtSSBBmWBlBl
s.
BABE
D1DKIRS0N
TIlAtNS
TOR
PRO
CAIIEEK
In
New
Yotk
to
gather
i.
'.tie
u
:..
in
-ight.
Milored
Oidrikson.
oir
m
fi:.t:!.,i
u.
.t
ni
...A
Oimpir
tar.
keeps
to
trim
in
Art
McGo.-.
r:.
i
nym
Hr
u
.ill
ude
down,
with
Me-Cavern
beide
her
1
-
I
SPORT
MOTES
It
w
hotnotvus
to
note
that
in
the
last
night
that
admission
prices
set
Old
Country
and
the
Curopssn
tor
big
league
bsseosu
auring
Uje
countries
the
people
there
oaassjar
coming
jrason
must
not
be
!
than
bsukeibaU
as
a
game
for
the
gkrss
26c
lor
the
bleachers
and
40c
for
the
o
4..v
sffttiyii
it
(raduaiiy
rar.lLand
The
charges
may
be
as
growing
more
and
more
popular
much
higher
as
the
managers
wish.
nr.
the
people
of
both
Canada
saw
but
not
leas.
:h
United
States
sari
It
is
hoped
to
r
Scottish
Cup
Game
o..vveiy
oy
other
countries
sod
he-
rm?
ar.
mtentai'ax.al
sport
There
.
.
no
uidoor
sport
that
carsses
more
gc
iii
I)fealed
Klnrs
Park
thn.l
r.d
n.iturai
speed
than
has-
Today
PHe
0l
U
Ose
keic.:l!.
every
muscle
in
the
body
is
w
bat
psrucalarly
tt
resjatres.
OLASOOW
Jan
M
St
Mirren
work
.iod
ftoor
gcoeralthlp
H
''bail
crl'.'f
al.
the
funds
-r.
-.'..it
at
al!
ksdinr
major
sports,
f.i
-peed
rt
th?
Uark
star
as
re-'jiii!
-a
hv
he
drtbb!
r
or
the
hirh
jumper
as
if
rhr.r:
by
'he
let
pint
rre
The
raninr
the
foot
bill
'ilayen
a-
'hey
wn
he
ball
down
h'-
f.'-''
i-
similar
"j
that
of
h
tA
"'vi3'.;
five
whi
irv
to
pene-
r;i'
a
Ttxe
defefi.-'
The
rush
of
rv
:i:
,ve
rh:::e
nt
.1
guard
h-
uerren'.s
s
pas-
r.r
lum
"
fat
dribbler
the
aceura
v
of
the
hnr-
k
v
pl
iver:
as
hr
k..it
his
-
hot-
denlrt
h
accuracy
vh-ch
a
ba'k'fi
:
olayer
needs
before
h."
can
beeime
a
surcesfu!
hoop
cacer
Dr
A
8
Limb,
director
of
physical
dtication
at
M'-Oill
University
January
34-Kmpreu
vs.
Cold
athletics
for
glri
hut
of
a
Storage
(
moderate
and
reslrstnadly
cwmpe-
JaAuary
Tl-Les
CaqslenC
VS.
"Uve
nature
"
jeweuers.
.n-n
any
d;-
jsm
,n
of
Fascism
or.
January
31
Cold
Storage
vs.
Las
:
ider
i:
d
i
i.avi
lesmad
Uyn
j.Qanadjens.
!:
re
is
1,0
arEnmcnt.
JUr.
Bssw-!
ivebruary
3
Empres-s
rs,
Jewel-Brt
in
h
)efer
of
yesterday
ha
'lers
:it:rmed
the
general
opinion
of
February
7Les
Canatflens
vs.
:.
im
the
while
sU
subjert
Empress.
:..ve
tw
-'des
F..
seism
has
only
February
10
-Jewellers
vs.
Cold
and
.lit
a.iyone
who
dams
lo.
Storage.
:
nt
m
oano.it
e
view
is
braqd-
February
14-
'i
as
i
m
inu.'arturer
of
t,h-
Storage,
hii-keu
'.
,k,..o
A'
"
It
appears
Februir,
17
-Emnreso
that
Fsf
l.-m
and
Communism
are
Jewellers,
very
mi
h
alike
in
method
arte
February
21Cold
spirit
Ttituh
our
democracy
may
Lea
Canadlens.
Lea
Canadjens
ys
Storage
vs.
be
Imperfeet.
Cancda
Is
a
pretty
February
14
Imprest
VS.
Jewel
-ttood
place
sfer
all
lers
C
D
CLARKE.
'
February
28
Les
Cansdlens
vs
To
be
effective
in
any
apart,
you
nust
make
s
practice
of
betot
In
ihe
right
place
at
the
right
time
And
to
be
always
in
the
right
place
.it
the
fight
lime
ypu
must
master
and
perfect
the
art
of
footwork.
No
natter
.what
your
sport
may
be.
you
jcd
good
fpclvnrk.
The
founds
Uon
,
vs.
Cpid
uf
gpod
footwork
Is
good,
strong
'ei-s
You
can
develop
your
legs
by
'
istii
lone
walks
two
or
Uiree
times
a
week
Anyone
with
strong
!e,s
ran
develop
good
footwork
in'
tlie
?p.rl
of
his
choice,
if
he
work
j
at
It
hard
enough,
and
long
enough
j
It
lefeated
Kings
Park
Ave
goals
loom
todty
in
a
replayed
first
round!
Scottish
Cup
game
BADMINTON
Jan
U
P
No
2
vs
Hillside:
;
Rupert
No
1
vs
CNR.
PRE
No
2
vs
Rupert:
Moose
No
li
Use
CNR
No.
2
vs
PRJC.
Moose:
HUlside
No
1
vr
Whist
Schedule
.1
March
J-rtsh
t-ckers
vs
Kni-pts.
I
O.
O
r.
vs
Orotto:
Canadian
L-gjon
vs
Musketeers:
Seal
Cove
vs
Swift;
sons
of
Norway
vs.
St
Andrews.
Vebruarv
J-
nh
pn.b.,
oay.
W
are
strongly
opposed
to
at
Anarcw,
CMViUn
u
form
of
athletic
which
pro-
any
0rotto
8virt
y,
I
o
O
P
Sons
rtuces
phyrtcil
straining
instead
of
of
Norway
vs
Musketeers
Seal
Cove
'
w.
'
.
vs
Empress
I
am
convinced
that
a
certain
'
amount
of
athletics
makes
for
a
healthier,
stronger
snd
more
grace-1
ful
girl.
The
gist
of
the
matter.
:
which
is
highly
controversial,
may
be
summed
up
for
McOill
thus
CEIBBAGE
January
Jl
Canadian
Legion
va.
Safleg
Seal
Cove
vs.
Orotto.
Impress
vs.
Bks
Mome
vs
fhrift
LOOP
vs
Musketeers.
IVfrruary
6
Canaduuj
Legiop
vs
I.
q.
o
F.
vsl
Cove
vs
Esgjcs.
Orotto
vs
Klks
Empress
vs
Swift
Mouse
v
Muiuigtears.
lrnarjr,!!
Canadian
Legion
vs.
fJroUo
Seal
Cove
vs
SBsjuiess
'OOP
vs.
Swift
Moose
vs
Elks
R-iaies
vs
Musketeers
Everyone
becomes
a
stole
if
hn
"
u0
enough"
Theodore
Dre-
was
announced
on
the
radio
iicr
Tuesday,
January
34
1931
Npws
of
TW
Snnrf
World
I
bioe
by
to
this
qv
inifiawon
fh
w
W
f
A
tf'
-w-
g
..pplicant
cannot
take
the
head
iiiBiaiiiiBirii
..
uead
man
or
that
of
a
child
i-
JwiHrstrkwyiHiMWrMO
BADMINTON
LAST
NIGHT
n
SKWNG
IS
.
J'-
POPULAR
;
Large
.NuRiUtr
ClUshed
Mount
Old
iieUl
aud
Some
Siajred
Over-I
night
at
Clubhouse
flkicf
rL'joiijid
over
the
Ideal
.
wether
for
thli.
port
o'er
the
week
i
mi
About
15
parties
of
these
en
ihuaMuls
climbed
Mount
Oldliein
Stinday.
while
some
ascended
th.
mouulaiii
on
Saturday
and
sUt
i
over
night
The
itptioo
j
clubhouse
Is
Mln
aleo
about
two
in
lie
l.om
the
miu.
mit
and
compiaiida
a
really
limm
parable
view
The
interior
u
vi
i
.
cosy
indeed
there
Detail
three
room
downstairs
and
an
attir
The
k.
rooms
are
equipped
with
ur
table
and
beiiclii's
gay
cretom.
curtains
acd
cusiiion".
and
shelve-for
chiha
ware
book.
i
t4-
Also
l:,-
,
is
a
gramaph
ne
Throuich
the
kwui
ncu
of
Dr
Junnsen.
the
club
is
abb
to
enjoy
tlesr
conveniences
from
the
very
begmnin
or
the
orgat
,
salion's
activities
The
log
rabln
:
feet,
togethcx
with
the
band-madi
fumuuri
and
oil
l.np.s
is
very
p.-(
turesojie
There
is
accomuiodution
for
abt
u'
30
person
the
sjeepine
quarters
f
,
the
ladies
being
on
th'
top
f!
r
..
thoe
for
the
men
downstair
T
structure
ltelf
is
of
ew-llent
rn
manshlp
and
U
certainiv
a
rrrr!-'
i
those
men
who
devoted
.
nv
time
and
energy
in
transport
:,-buUdmg
Dr
Johns
n
and
h:
friends
should
Uo
be
eommiul
for
in
trod
ur
ins
such
a
fine
spr
jski-ing
Into
the
tORtmunlty
N
-only
Is
ski
-tng
a
healthful
ex'-r,
I
but
it
develops
poie
and
the
m
'
.
1
Which
can
be
obuiied
on
proves
suite
thrUUnt
Needless
to
av
a
crest
num
;of
young
peonle
,rr
very
e.ie
-
i
loin
the
club
and
man
lolly
ire
anticipated
BASKETBALL
January
34--C
N
R
v
K-.i-1.
Tuxls
ts
Warriors
Amazon
CardinsU.
Meteors
s
Japan,
v
January
27
Orotto
vs
c
N
H
Tints
vs
Merchant'
Come-
S
BM
son'.
Japanew
rs.
Scout
'
January
31
-Kslcn
vs
Or..--Warriors
vs
Mrrchsnts:
rsrdir
,
vs.
Comets:
Hovers
vs
Mrteorv
rspruary
-
-c
N
R
v
K
TuxU
vs
Warriors:
Amazon
-
uaramau.
HrouU
vs
Met-or-
Tfteniholaium
tor
SPJMIMJ
akd
BRUISES'
SITES
or
CUTS.
MAPS
IN
CANADA
Guide
to
Correspondents
The
Qalb
News
welcomes
fwreegwpdenee
go
Uve
Uplr.i
pt
the
day
or
any
other
subject
of
public
interest,
but
let
erj
must
be
brief
and
to
the
pomt.
The
long-winded
cor-raspundent
has
no
place
In
piodern
journalism.
Rvery
letter
must
be
sighed
by
the
writer,
not
necessarily
far
publication
but
aa
a
mst-tr
of
food
faith
and
courtesy
All
unsigned
documenU
go
u
,lhe
waste
paper
basket
Let-hws
of
a
caustic
chararter
must
have
the
signature
up
paneled
for
publication
Letter
should
be
written
on
0M,tye
of
the
paper
only
Corrsapon4ou
must
avoid
MftODjallUw
and
the
IsngunKO
should
be
tucit
as
would
be
al
lowesl
in
the
ordinary
rules
of
debate.