r.
fAdI
1W0
BASKETBALL
DAILY
EDITION
maintained
dnr
mmfh
greater
ef
flclency
of
cooling
with
the
same
amount
of
lee.
"iH'
6fdVr
to
test
all
these
idaas.
he
has
built
a
small
scale
rf
rigern-
ivi
cur
in
wnicn
ne
can
cnange
tne
lency
of
the
variout
ln4Qlatora
When
we
have
completed
the
set
ol
a
fu
V.
Brie'fs
tldn
vflth-tKe
railways
and
thiu
fur.
ther
ttH
in
actual
use
wUl
be
made
rrVeiliT
fif
StofagS
"The
question
of
freezing
in
storage
has
also
engaged:
our
attention
vs.
A
ENVIABLE
POSITION
GAMES
Wediiesd&y
aild
Thursday
Exhibition
Hall
King
Edward
High
School
Snrithefs
High
Sdiool
Preliminary
Games
at
7:30
SMffllftuS
'ift'GH
SCHOOt
GIRliS
vs.
COMfcT
Prince
Rupert
High
School
Boys
vs.
Smitfiers
IlTgti
Sclioof
Boys
IteTereeS-B.
Skinnef
and
A1.
MitctielT
ft
tfodayVCaWs
will
be
followed
by
af
Dance
Admission:
Weunftday,
25
1:
Thursday.
351
Incfiidinif
da'nft
THEr
D'AILV
NEWS.
PRLN'CE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'it
pSbllslietf
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
V
Dally
New,
Limited;
Third
AVenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Tuesday,
April
18.
195St
Th"e"fovn
of
Stewart
is
in
an
enviable
p6s!tibn
in
that
it
oV&r
no"1
money
arid
therefore
has
no
irlfdr'est
to
pay
on
i
bonds
issued
fpr
public
improvements.
Besides
that
it
has)
a
d8Ml
balance
ifi
the"
bank
arid
taxes
for
this
year
are
al-j
reany
coming
in
weii;
Whilfe
things
are
qiilet
in
Stewart,
as
they
are
In
most
fdwriif
arid
cities
the
world
over,
interviews
with
the
banPt
mariage'r
arid
others
indicate1
that
the
outlook
there
todaj
ir
rfliltr?
rWter
than
it
was
a
vear
afro:
"verv
little
rise
in-
tfie
price
of
silver
will
start
things
gofng
at
the
camp
asf
the?
are
good
prospects
ready
to
work
once
there
is
a
market
for
theoutnut.
Efforts
are
beintr
made
to
increase
the
number
of
individual
mining
leases
and
good
co-operaj
tioriVbefngureceived
from
the'
ruining
cOmnariy,
particuH
laffy
from
trie
Dunwell
Company
controlled
the
Stewart
LanrJ
Company
and
allied
interests.
Only
last
week
two
parties
sfarted
for
the
interior
off
T6?fTrcfnig,trTS's(rid
a
good
many
people
who
believe
the"
Po'rtlaild
Cariala
district
has-
better
prospects
thari
the
much
boosted
Cariboo,
are
still1
pinning
their
faith
to
the
part
of
the
country
that
has
already
pY&duced
the
Premier,-the
B:
C.
Silver,
the
Big
Missouri
arid
the
Prosperity
mfrie'sv
.
.
..
Scienfisf
Foresees
Day
Wheff
AH
Fish
Will
be
Sent
in
Frozen
State
continued
from
Pa?e
I
and
lc?3
down,
hooked
onto
pa
I
am
sure
you
must
all
have
heard
tetitef
trains
and
rushed
to
the
east
about
rapid
freezing
and
abdtit
how
bvexpfest.
Did
you
ever
stop
to
much
better
the
product
is
when
it
(fmit
fidw
heavy
these
cars
are1
l
froien
rapkih.
lei
us
say
tn
two
They
vary
from
SijoSb
to
77.900
hours
than
when
it
is
froeen
in
10
pounds
and
this
53.000
or
77.000
or
12
hours.
What
you
have
not
has
to
be
hauled
frtrfVeoast
heard,
perhaps,
is
that
while
It
la
rirft
Waif)
yaf
in
and
year
out.
We
y
to
freeie
fish
well,
it
is
very
iad-ontdered
that
one
of
the
first
difficult
to
maintain
the
quality
of
It
from
the
point
of
view
whleh
em
phasises
the
beat
holding
conditions
for
the
product
stocked.
L
"We
have,
therefore,
turned
our
attention
to
describing
modifications
of
refrigeration
practice
which
improve
the
quality
of
the
frozen
product
and
Ydung
.tfe
engird
?&JP?.J!L
"me:
mm
v""
OT
-
"iw
ui
exist-
i
taf
f
ha.
rt.vl-H
.
I
...u
u
u
t".:-
"8PnU
without
tremendous
coat
pWilty
lh
Ke
top
layera.
can
be
'Then
again
we
have
experimen
of
honftr.-Life.
rMf
th
weifht
of
the
dir.
even
because
they
were
designed
from
the
cellar1.
tROTIM
(he
cat1
be
Insulated
In
a
r
01
Tiew
01
1merm
eI"
Yesterday
Big
League
scores
very
mwn
better
way
titan
Jt
k
at
-,"'cJr
?cvuwy
miner
man.
prattir.
bs
thit
trie
sawi
m
wetght
wouW
mean
tnut
leas
tare
would
have
to
be
hauled
to
and
fro
ah3
thus"
would
eventually
mean
a
saving
to'
Hrl
shipper.
"X
sftorftf
hw
tffef
w
m
do
ing:
U
to
revise
the
scheme
of
cool
ing.
Mr.
American
League
Cleveland
3.
St.
Louts
4.
Boston
4,
Washington
3.
Ohfcago
5.
Detroit
8.
All
National
League
games
rained
I
out.
Baseball
Standings
ted
with
various
ways
of
Uwfhr!v
Nth
in
mm
..
".New
v-i.
York
"In
fact,
we
are
AMERICAN
I.nAOUE
using
every
'S1
?
means
that
we
can
Urmake
possible
"
t
....
..........
w.w...
v..
siun.
yunair
rml
t
frozen
fish
and.
while
In
times
of,,
St.
UJUil
1
ui.-
.1
....
l
poswonofthe
ice
bunkers
and
In
tt
-Mt
tK-
MAuU
-
I
-.nUge
of
all
these
impmvcrhenul
we
feel
that,
when
good
tlrrfe
do4
Pliftfdefth
'S5w
tffi
Ha
SrhTuorea'fo
T
'J
..
mrormaUon
'
.wii
k.
..L
ready
for
them
which
nrmviun
acqic
car
may
dc
duiii
m
co-opera-
ibaotiah
i
imiinrrf.
uii
.
1,ZL
.
'
the
fdeI4
Ahlch
t
expressed
wllH
rf-
Bt.
Louis
gard
to
refrigeration
and
whWh'Oilcago
may
mean
the
salvation
of
the
ft-1
Cincinnati
clflc
Coast
halibut
fisheries
and
the
New
York
Tort.
Prince
Rupert."
J
Boston
W.
L.
4
1
NATIONAL
I.nAOUi:
3
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
Pet
1.000
.750
.800
.600
.500
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JSO
J00
im
mi
MO
m
333
333
.000
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THE
DAI1.T
NEWS
Oakland
Acorns
Old
Country
Soccer
Still
Leading
Coast
League'
.
wmvu4iv
4ibvtiw
icwuinr
WJC
i
leadership
of
the
Patlfie
Coast
Baseball
League
on
Good
Friday;
iwhen
they
defeated
Portland
Bear-ere
by
a
score
of
6
to
3.
Other
Paci-1
fie
Coast'
League
scores
were:
j
Los
AnopHkt
19'
Hntim&n
1
I
Missions.
7,
&n
Frfcneisco
1.
Sncrarfterfto
7,
Seattle
A
French
philosopher
once
said
that
an
ability
to
loo
at
one's
bare
feet
without
laughter
Implies
either
rMJ
seYtse
of
symmetry
or
no
sense
(Canadian
Pressv
MONDAY
SCOItlS
ENGLISH
LEAf.tflS
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Sunderland4
Derby
County
2,
Portsme'uth"f:
Everton
0.
Leeds
Unlteff
J.
Mkftnsbroffgti
2,
WoftWhamp-ton
L
Newcastle
United
3.
Aston
Villa
1.
Sheffield
United
3.
Bolton-Wanderers
i:
f
Weal
Drotmnch
4,
MafteWiV
City
TODAY'S
GAMES
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Vill
i
3
Npwcubsp
United
0.
Huddersflt
M
Town
3.
Liverpool
1.
Leeds
United
l.
Bverton
0.
Leicester
City
1.
Chelsea
1.
Wiririef
of
Gran:!
National
yS3grPfersm
LssftsMa
HrWfflsTiTssssssB
tf
fJitiail
"Keli.'fc.To
J.i
v.
.i!..v.
,.
t:;
i'-'J
N
-.
it.
il
Stt
eple-
chase
ridoe-
bv
Jo-krv
D
William
o'-.r.;
lei
:n
aa.r
wmmng
the
great
race
held
beforf
150.000
p-r.ons
at
:
'.w
ira
k
at
Aintree.
England,
o:
March
24.
The
owner.
Mrs.
F.
Ambrose
dark.
U
an
American
Society
woman
-
-
-
'
-
YANKEES
IN
LEAD
Cleveland
Indian
Drop
First
dame
of
Season
to
St.
Louif
j
ST.
LOUI6,
April
18:
'CPi-The
j
idle
to
New
New
York
York
Yankees
Yankees
took
took
exclusive
vp
possession
noaaeshlon
of
of
frrst
fimt
place
mace
in
in
the
the
BADMINTON
AT
STEWART
nnual
Canadian
Lrtorr
To(irre
Concluded
and
Priirs
lrrented
rmprBvelfittlrti
that
most
be
brontht
this
quickly
frozen
fish
in
storage
exelu-1
STEWART.
April
18
The
anrua
about
wm
some
way
of
saving-
in
and
that,
after
short
period
under
badminton
todrnament
of
the
the
east
At
transportation
and
we
adverse
conditions
it
-becomes
ost
American
League
yesterday
as
a
re-,
Stewart
branch
of
the
Canadian
fSfWWeVf
r$r
eve
UOon
thli
dead
bout
like
the
slowly
froeen
fish.
By
.,rf-
Af
th
fiiMiamt
Tnitan
rin.
i
Le-rion
w.i
eluded
on
Satordav
wftgnH
wtffcfrtaieematiy
pottnd
earelully
studying
the
channel
p!n?
flrgt
of
tnf
mo,,
evonlng
lan.
Play
ws
fast
and
of
coal
tt!
haul
and.
in
looking,
vtr
vrrich
occurred
In
the
frozen
Us-
m
a
dose
encounter
With
the
Interestinc
throughout
and
much
liufft
a
new
type
of
lnsuhttion
Iri
'"
e
are
able
to
describe
the
Brawns'
here
yesterday
Improvement
was
shown
especially
Otlr
re'fV&e'fsUed
ear
there
is
about
proper
method
of
storage
and
while
The
Betrolt
Tigers
vanquished
3
mo
the
yntf
players,
a
dsioVfJWlndg
of
InstfMt'on.
By
us-
there
are
still
many
problems
to
be
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
Detroit
"ir'ri'
or
t
newly-formed
Jun
Int
th!
rw
InrttaUoti.
we
can
re-
wived,
in
connection
with
fish
nc
the
two
teams
are
now
tied
for
lf,r
branch
winning
thf
men
s
sfti
d!
iHe
We'ight
necessary
to
57
tfBge,
some
of
the
principal
one'
fourth
place
tMt.
fsrtrsbQnds
impossible
but
been
solved
liostort
Red
SOx
victory,
the
first
R
I
tru.
"Many
of
the
existing
cold
storage
of
the
season,
over
the
Washlnaton
Bl
dstfte
this
time
of
insulation.
Pnte
,n
Canadh
find
Ifdlffteult
to
Senators
resulted
in
the
Philadel-
or
iouno
poiuoe
vo
grtmu
""""f
prro
Auiiezicii
oemff
relegated
10
At
the
close
of
play
the
play-in?
members
ad
friends
sat
down
t'.
a
very
enjoyable
supper
pro-vd-1
hv
the
ladles.
At
this
function,
the
President
of
the
Branch
'rave
a
hort
ftddreag
on
the
pro-
arm
of
the
club
and
the
cups
were
presented
to
the
wlrtterg
by
Mls
Dorothv
Browjt,
Results
wern
as
follows:
lines'
alntka-Mrg,
Alan
Carl's
n
beat
M.
J
W.
Vosbunjh.
Inai'
doubiesMrs.
Alan
Car
n
a-d
Mis.
John
Thonipson
''
Mm
J.
W
Vogburgh
and
Mis?
Tettv
Jack.
Mixed
uh3--Mf
J.
W.
Vos-Vrgh
and
II.
A,
Charlton
beat
Mrs.
Alan
Crfrean
and
J.
'
Men
s
Mr,i0m.-.Hijry
i.
stewarf
Test
Hector
8fewgrt.
Mfn'
doubIe-4.
O.
Lawfence
Md
Henry
t.
l&mtX
bKl
II.
A.
Charlton
and
P.
Bowler.
m
rresfd'PFcad
Not
fl'flifft
ditto
Kvasion
Indicfiricht
NBW
YORK.
April
18:-CharM
t.
Mitchell,
former
president
of
the
Maflonnl
city
Bank,
pleaded
not
"tillty
ut
the
grjd
'of
the
week
to
a
fhnrge
of
ev41ngngiirtentor
166.-000
In
federal
taxsd.
It
Was-the
SB-cond
indictment
agalhin
Mitchell.
Satisfactory
Hadio
Service
Phone
Blue
320
fitcdrical
Kcpairs
6iit
of
fdwr!
lork
Solicited
LOOK
FOR
THE
TOWER
Superior
Radio
Service
ijt&
Srroiitj
Avenue
nione
blue
m
V.
0.
Rnx
132
A.
6.
BARTLETT
G.
ft!
iftiifJiMNrtRn
J
'
GLEANED
UP
1
ALL
GAMES
Grt)ttb'
Seniors
of
ThH
City
Won1!
Scmd
and
Thlrd'Iliiop
Matches
As
Well
as
firit'at
Premier
97
fo
74
Total
Party
rTcce
ived
slilendrrf
ifrntlArf
Much
Entertainment
I&rVmi
won
aH
three
dantes
of
a
serfci
of
thaftetball
maiertes
olayt
d
at
Premier
over
the
Easter
holiday
week-end;
the
Ofotto
Senior
ieatue
ho
teW'of
thli
city
re
turned
home"
last
evening
at
tt
30
Laboard
the
hadibut
boat
Sea
Maid.
cspt.
Henry
Doism.
THe
trip
was
a
delightful
one
far
the
members
of
the
team
and
the
auooorters
who
went
atoft.
the
Premier
folk
prov
ing
-most
hospHabre
and
genial
hosts.
After
capturing
the
first
game
Friday
night
to
36.
the
tobacconist
cleaned'
up
over
Premier
again
Saturday
35
to
2t
and
won
yet
again
on
8onday
S3
to
37.
making
the
aggregate
score
for
the
series
97
to
74
rn
Prince
Rupert's
favor.
Indrvldaal
scoring
of
the
locals
in
each
garrfe
was
ax
fotlowft:
Pfntt
fm-
-Brnle
Rsrsphfoi-A
1
lot
,
Toe
OttHs
'S
Jrminy
Ourri?
t4.
DMo
durvkh
5.
Bddte
amlth
3
j
Second
garrtti-RatertfOfrJ
7.CH1-Mk
i.
Oorrte
n.
OuWRh
tin.
IRddie
Smith
7.
Scoop
Bury
li.
J
Third
game
-OtUts
8.
OUrvieh
!
4
Smith
'3
IlerUe
Morgan
8i.
Jark
MeNtflty
10)
Much
Entertainment
During
the
stay
at
Premier,
the
!;
pirty
was
shown
through
'both
tKe
famous
mine
s
well
as
(the
efcrWttWrfV
mUl.
the
visit
to
i
the
pTArrfprovWg
of
much
interest
m
Saturday
afternoon
there
was
a
talking
picture
nhow.
at
whleh
the
players
n
guests,
aud
m
the
i
evening,
s
most
enfoyaWe
dance
I
One
of
the
features
of
the
vhdt
jwufa
bantquet
tenderM
on
Sunday.
iWlowlne
the
game
trt
day.
by
fiaie
b.
Pitt
general
manager
of
the
Prwrlier
OoM
Mmlrlf
Co,
to
the
stayers
of
both
teams
and
the
exe
cutive
of
the
Premier
Basketball
AsMclajtlon
Mr
Pitt
presided
and
gave
a
highly
interesting
talk
Those
making
the
trip,
in
addition
to
the
plavers.
were
Otmnar
Anderson
Don
Brown.
James
Ross
Orant
Covrrdalo
Qeorge
Peters
and
Bod
Bnrrl(
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd
Plione
3.t7
ftXa
l)au(ltters
of
Empire
Tbe
annual
daffodil
oac
by
Quen
Mary
Owptar.
laspsetal
Or-ier.
Daugrrurrs
of
the
Bmptte.
of
wtrich
Mrs
W.
II.
WUson-Mdmy
h
regsat,
was
heM
last
nsfftt
in
the
I
.OD
E.
Ha4i
and
was,
as
uBt.
.
colorful
and
an)oyable
affair,
a
cry
lolly
tl
being
spent
by
all
present
Including
a
number
of
out
of
town
visitors.
The
hall
wag
tastelulry
decora
ted
for
the
occasion
under
lite
dl--Htoft
of
Mrs.
WURffl
Brass
Excellent
mMsc
for
daftf
hw
from
pm
wntR
I
am.
wWi
fur
'shed
by
Ohaflto
Batag
on
Or-hrsrrs
and
W
If.
Wilson
-Murray
was
a
genial
master
of
cerentdntet
i
At
mldntrht
oelldous
refresh-'
ments
were
served
with
Mrs
Ja
Simpson
in
charge
I
In
the
raffle
of
15.
the
winner
j
waa
Robert
Arthur.
Mrs
P.
Btamp-inoent
wat
In
charge
of
the
rat-1
fie
and
the
winning
ticket
was
irawn
by
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
mimt-tpad
regent
i
Harold
Ponder
presided
at
(he
door.
Smithers
Hoop
Teams
Due
Hertf
By
Train
Tonight
Boys'
and
girls'
basketball
t4ftf
from
Snuthera,
the
party
nnmuer-ag
In
aO
about
sUUen.
will
arrWe
i
tonight
'i
train
fmm
the
lntertdV
o
mguKf
with
lo-.U
High
Srrtooi!
-.-.I..
.1
i
m-ws
of
2.ime
ta
bV
ii'ayvd
on
Wednesday
and
TttUrV
l..y
nlght
of
thin
W9t&.
fhe
rior
ho.,p
party
U
in
charge
ot
Vernon
Crockett,
principal
of
8T
Snuihars'
High
School.
FINED
AT
0CE.N
P.tT.l-S
Divisional
headquarters
ot
At
provl
elal
police
here
hive
been
Jdvlsec
that
Alfred
LegWr
wl
fined
$10
and
cotts
reestiUy
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
!UU
at
ttW
iiaper
town
on
a
ehafge
of
being
an
mn
m
rjbdrttaton
of
a
concealed
weapon,
namely
a
putoi
without
a
permH.
StWVARf.
AprtT
18:-willtem
AnWIsftne:
popular
mill
sup'erln-'
tendent
at
the
Premier
mine.
Is
being
prominently
mentioned
as
a
stHtency
In
the"
fortftcomlng
pro,
i
vinciai
election-
lie
would
mulrc
nn
especially
strong
run
In
the
Portland
Canal
district.
If
to
believed
here.
Mail
SetWufe
Fr
Hie
Eal
Mondays.
WeWhesdayi
fltfld
Frl
I
,
UiVW
1J.JU.
FroW
the
f.isiht
Tue3da,
TQrtday
and
BafHf.
day
ifcas8ii..s.:
;..
jfjilS
pjn.
-
-
-
Sale
Continues
a.
FeW
Mbre
Days
Better
Bargains
Than
Ever
If'imdfr'dr
ofrtarrairr
to
Cfromr'
frbm,
Shoinr
iin
t(it
Shades
Surli
Grey.
Blue,
lilondrv
ISi
Hi,
Bafgiifs
f
6f
tke
ewlye
family
s
Box
Daffodil
Dance
,
Worltf
s
Fair
Enjoyable
Event
Mayor
Narad
Annua!
.'uhttluri
ilfUT
by
Queen
.Alsry
Chajiief.
Hhriertsr
Ordfr.
,
Ed
ward
J.
Krlh
i
I
nininr
Nutnefl
by
(
hiacn
ii
i
til
l
Wirhh
Out
I
rrmtn,
.
Tmn
onusou
Apr.,
i
:ir
..a
moan
vote
of
r.
,.
i
KeUr
wgsra
tr.e
i.i
:
named
Worid
v
K.i.r
-r.
.
.
.
ctt
cago
to
flnlh
mi-
'
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s
late
aayor
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...
u
waa
recen:!-.
ami.
Fljr.a..
fr
Liir.
Vdu
ean'i
bea
Ogfa'
Cfot
Plugf
It
no
cool
i
yfiur
r3fpe,
'
anF'W
mtfflowt
lend
eMo-bacco
that
m
an
well
with
partic
at
pip
smokers.
h
up
the
bowl
v.
i'h
0g
i
.
.
foueh
a
lianf
lo
"
mcnt
will
tr
you
w
this
is
thrlo'coyo"
been
look'n
(
!-
bacdo
Ifiat
"'9l,,,
smoke
rign'
v'e'
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CUt
PLUG
nrn",
t''
-
tjyeu
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Ogden's.Mt
cut
titart',!'