PKOt
1WO
THE
DAn.T
NEWS
Saturday,
April
22.
1933
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Puhllsned
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Cirrulations
preelanned
the
Messiah.
And
He
(
to
be
ashaned
did
not
aooear
a
the
Mesilsh
they
bml
expected
eo
they
were
ashamed
Of
Him.
But
today
there
t
no
such
excuse.
We
know
of
Ills
nower.
we
know
He
is
the
King
of
Klm
and.
mbre'thin
that,
we
know
that
He
wive
His
Mfe
for
onr
relTnt'on
Wlfy
are
we
ashamed
of
mm'
We
m't
admit
that
we
sre
for
we
do
nr
toHv
srltndwledw
HIti
In
'ii
dally
Hfe
How
nftm
do
von
"ieik
Saturday,
April
22,
1933
WILL
GOIil)
DO
IT?
Many
people-nre
beginning'
to
wonder
if
gold
will
be
the
moans
01
bringing
back
prosperity
t5
Canada.
In
almost
every
part
of
the
Country
there
is
mining
activity
and
this.
is
gradually
increasing.
The
unemployment
situation
is
being
relieved
very
considerably
by
the
requirements
of
help
in
the
goldfields.
Even
in
this
district
gold
is
king
at
the
present
time.
Gold
mines
are
being
operated
in
a
small
way
and
there
is
every
indication
that
there
will
be
extensions
of
these
operations.
Every
new
operation
employs
men,
uses
supplies,
encourages
transportation
and
causes
the
wheels
of
trade
to
start
to
move.
And
so
far
there
has
never
been
overproduction.
USING
SMALL
MIL'LS
The
use
of
small
mills
for
thoroughly
testing
ores'
in
mining
prospects
in
thi
part
of
the
country
has
been
mentioned
by
mining
men
but
never
adopted
as
a
general
plan
of
procedure.
The
Mining
Journal
of
London,
England,
draws
attention
to
what
is
being
done
in
New
Zealand
and
Australia
in
the
using
of
small
units.
The
Unemployment
Board
of
New
Zealand
is
having
a
small
mill
built
for
approximately
$600
to
be
run
by
a
small
oil
engine
and
transported
in
a
lorry.
By
its
use
an
exact
record
of
the
value
of
the
ore
can
be
secured
which
would
be
of
great
valu6
in
selling
the
mine.
While
the
price
of
$600
given
in
the
article
is
probably
too
low,
it
is
possible
that
for
something
less
than
$2,000
an
individual
mill
could
be
secured
that
could
be
operated
by
the
small
prospector
or
miner,
could
be
paid
for
out
of
the
proceeds
of
the
operation
and
would
enable
prospects
to
be
developed
into
mines
without
enlisting
the
aid
of
the
big
capitalist.
A
SATURDAY
SERMON
Ashamed
of
a
Friend?
By
Capt.
K.
A.
Loewen.
Salvation
Army)
Jesus,
descendant
of
a
royal
family,
bora
at
Bethlehem,
when
forty
days
old,
was
taken
to
the
Temple
in
Jerusalem
as
was
the
custom
in
that
day.
Soon
after
that,
He
was
taken
to
Egypt
to
escape
being
killed
at
Herod's
command
but,
when
a
new
king
was
again
on
the
throne,
He
returned
with
His
parents
to
the
Nazareth
home.
There
He
lived
for
thirty
years
and
increased
in
dom.
stature
and
in
the
favor
of'
of
Him
to
yooi
friend
let
alone
a
Ood.
The
only
incident
recorded
of
!
stranger?
Yet.
He
is
your
best
His
early
life
is
going
to
Jerusalem
1
friend,
acknowledged
or
not.
when
twelve
years
old
and
of
His
The
Israelite
people
were
ashamed
conversation
with
the
learned
men.
of
Jmm
became
He
reetved
sin-Born
In
a
humble
bane.
He
lived
nets,
mingled
freely
with
Hie
oot-among
natural
scenery,
the
rugged
east'?
m
order
to
help
them
and
His
but
beautiful
mountains.
.
and
;
fettawers
were
of
the
laboring
class,
breathed
the
pare
air
the
fishermen
and
the
office
man.
Thk
Man.
the
aentre
of
the
Blblet
I
All
worked
together
wth
Christ.
The
both
OJd
and
New
Testament
the
Jewish
leader?
were
ashamed
of
greatest
Man
of
the
world's
history.
Him
because
He
would
not
tolerate
la
the
One
whom
the
peonle
of
to-
my
tin
bat
rebuked
It
ntamly
And
day
are
ashamed
to
own
as
their
they
were
ashamed
of
Him
because
personal
frlflhd.
He
went
about
telling
ah
etasses
It
was
natural
that
some
might
that
He
had
power
to
forgive
sins,
be
ashamed
of
Jeans
when
He
was
Trday
that
power
Is
the
same
on
earth
for
He
was
of
humble
blrfh,
and'to
the
same
all.
If
your
sin
Is
flved
in
obsettriaii
and
suddenly
was
;
not
forgiven
then
you
havo
reason
U.4
If
um.
IthMm
vour
sia
U
forgiven
do
you
acknowledge
Him
as
freely
as
you
onchtr
Can
we.
If
we
stop
to
consider
an
He
has
done
for
us.
His
iov
His
m'fferlne.
Ills
sacrifice,
be
ashamed
of
Him?
W"
read
In
Matthew
16
27
"For
h"
Son
of
Man
shall
come
In
the
ekirv
nf
His
Father
with
Ills
aaeels
nd
then
He
shall
reward
everv
m
aecorrHno
to
his
works."
Will
He
be
ashamed
ol
ns?
CHURCH
NOTICES
ST.
ANDREW'S
CATHEDRAL
.
'
.
(Church
of
P.n(tand)
.
,
Very
Kev.
J.
It.
Gibson,
Dean
.
i
,(
Qliolr
Ondiicloff-jv.
j.
Lancaiteri
''
'
!
"
.
OrganistI'rter
Lien
U
AJd..
Morntog
Prayer
and
Confirm
at
len
Servtoa
Preacher
The
lUtfht
Rev.
Q.
A.
Rlx
DD.
12
JO,
Sunday
School
730
P.M.,
Awning
Prayer
and
Sermon'
Subject:
"BUILDING
THE
WALLS"
The
eanvaes
for
the
Hcstoratkm
Fund
wWl
be
made
this
week
PIRATES
MOVE
UP
New
York
Giants
Lose
Tor
First
Time
This'Year
Yankees
Are
Mill
on
Top
place
right
behind
the
New
York
Olants.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York
Yankees
made
it
six
straight
PhUedeinhia
Athlette
who
won
over
Washington
Senators.
The
De
trait
Tigers
were
relegated
to
seventh
position.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Boston
S.
Now
York
1.
Chicago
0.
St.
Louts
4.
Cincinnati
L
Pittsburg
5.
American
Lea
cue
Washington
L
PbHadefphk
3.
St
Loots
4.
Chicago
0.
Detroit
0,
Cleveland
5.
New
York
7.
Boston
5.
Baseball
Standings
AMERICAN
LHAGUC
New
York
Cleveland
Chfeago
Washington
SC.
LauU
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
W.
6
S
4
3
3
3
2
1
L.
0
J
3
4
S
$
s
4
NATIONAL
LKAtiUt:
Pittsburg
.
4
1
New
York
2
1
Bntoklyn
32
Chataao
3
3
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
.
3
3
2
3
1
3
1
3
Pet.
tJOOO
.114
.635
22
300
i
i
67'
ooo
;
500
500,
400
250
25(1
Old
Country
Soccer
Canadian
presi
KNGLISH
LF.AGl!I
FIltST
DIVISION
Actmvllln
n-
TMla
llnlliwl
0
Bolton
wand?rer
2;
West
urom-wich
Albion
2.
Chelsea
1;
Arsenal
3.
Hud
rrsfleld
Town
0;
Everton
0
!elretcr
City
4:
9ttndersa'd
2
Liverpool
1;
Birmingham
0.
Middlesbrough
1;
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
NewsasUe
United
2;
Blaekbumj
Hovers
l.
Portsmouth
1
;
Manchester
City
2.
Shaf
field
United
li
Blftekpool
0.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3,
Detfcy
County
1.
SCOTTISH
I.RAGl'K-FIKST
DIVISION
Aberdeen-Hearts,
already
played.
Ayr
United
4;
Alrdrieontens
2.
Ckde
0;
Kthnarnosk
1.
ntmeee
3;
Celtic
o.
Falkirk
2;
Morton
1.
Molherweil
4;
Bast
Stirlingshire
1.
Ranters
1:
QHcen's
Park
0.
1
At.
Joknatoae
2;
Hamilton
Ana-deteieals
o.
8t.
Ma-ren
1:
Partick
TlitoUe
1.
Third
Lanark
3;
Cowdenbeath
1.
"To
many
of
us.
ease
Is
far
morel
wwUcAStfeytm
-than
trouble."-Alice
Foote
McDoujall.
Sport
Letter
Box
Al'I'KKClATC
HOSPITALITY
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
should
like
to
take
advantage
'
of
this
opportunity
to
laank
the
NEW
YORK.
April
22:
.Canadian
ftcd
..Mlenu
uf
m-
Prince
Prtssi-Pittsbarg
Pirates,
by
seor-
Kjpnt
HU-h
School
and
also
the
ing
a
decisive
victory
over
the
much
people
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
touted
Cincinnati
Red
aP
Pittsburg
pin&M
haspltallty
extended
f
yesterday,
resumed
exclusive
po-
the
Smlther
High
School
basket
session
of
first
place
in
the
Na-
bajj
team
oh
their
recent
visit
to
ttonal
League,
displacing
the
New
your
city.
The
Smithers'
girto
and
York
Giants
who
were
defeats
at
t
jys
enjoyedivery
minute
of
their
the
Polo
Oiounds
for
the
first
time
stay
and
or
looking
foiward
lo
this
season
by
the
Boston
Braves,
renewing
aojjtiain;.aice
and
c-x-who,
at
least,
succeeded
in
break-
changing
basketball
"note"
111
ing
into
the
winning
column,
The
8otUrrs
at
sntne
future
date.
Braves
and
Reds
are
now
tied
for
Their
hvter-srhool
games
have
cellar
honors.
The
St.
Louis
Oar'
very
aerttiderobk
value
in
develop-dlnals
advanced
to
sixth
place
by
in
school
spirit,
and
stmnd
be
fos-
Yovrs
sineerejy.
VBHNON
CROCKETT.
PrineiMl.
Smithers'
HHrh
School
wins
without
a
single
toss
so
far
this
year
by
winning
over
the
lowly
Boston
Bed
Sok
at
Boston.
By
vlr-
.Raclrnf
hall
Tl
f
UOftV-HUll
rlOO
11
tn
of
a
ahitt-Atit
viMtirv
aver
the
Detroit
Tigers,
the
Cleveland
Indians
moved
up
to
second
place
ahead
of
the
Chtcsgo
White
Sox
Meeting
is
Held
who
dropped
a
decision
to
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
also
by
the
shtout
ExeruUve
Last
Nleht
.Decided
te
route.
The
Browns
advanced
to
'Hold
Dance
fifth
plae
but
are
stm
tied
with
the!
The
Prtnee
Rupert
Basketball!
AswoetaUon
tMfd
an
egattllve
meet-'
t
last
night
to
the
Otty
Hall
It
was
decided
to
bald
a
benefit:
danoe
for
into
red
players
on
May
12
and
somoiHltes
ware
appointed
:
to
take
charae
of
the
alfair
The
rbbMty
of
a
gMs
basketball
toam
fotoff
to
Anrox
was
also
fHtmmpd
ttki
wsj
left
to
the
hands'
"Where
do
w
go
fposs
hne"'
Atjaad.
of
oowrae.
Cuom
on
Let's
go
"
Will
H
Hays
TYPEWRITERS
For
Sale
or
Kent
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
riione
Ml
MOUKItN
RADIO
SETS
Examine
a
nf
w
model
radio
unit
then
look
at
your
old
set
.
Yours
can
have
all
these
new
improvements
alto.
Modernising,
with
the
new
type
tubes,
speakers,
tone
r
volume
controls
will
give
you
these.
We
have
the
equipment,
material
and
experience
to
do
tttis
at
reasonable
rates.
For
Information
phone
Blue
320
LOOK
I
Oit
THK
TOWF.lt
Superior
,
Radio
Service
3XC
Rccond
Avenue
r
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O.
Box
132
A.
O,
BARTLETT
C.
II
INSULA
NDER
m
-
Oakland
Still
Leads
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland
Aeorns
retained
the
supremacy
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
circuit
on
Thursday
by
defeating
San
Francisco
Seals
10
to
5.
Other
icerrs
en
Thursday
were:
Seattle.
10;
MUHort,
3,
Sacramento.
10;
Los.
Angelas,
1.
Portland.
6;
Hollywood,
5.
Great
Canadian
Athlete
Passes
Away
in
South
shutlin
out
the
Chicago
Cubs
at
tered
to
the
fullest
extent.
-
BU
Loote.
the
Cubs
dropping
Into
WWJe
the
vtjstins
players
did
not
VANCOUVER,
April
3--Cana-fourth
place
rn
a
tie
wiUi
the
Phil-
earry
out
their
plans
to
U)
letu
dtan-Bhessi
Prank
D.
MeOonnelt.
lies
who
were
idle.
The
Brooklyn
t
they
are
delighted
wtfc
the
re-
members
of
Canada's
Olympic
team
Dodgers.
aUo
idle
yesterday,
were
"dt
and
switirn
U
SmMhers
with
to
Sweden
in
1912
and
one
of
the
left
in
exclusive
Dowefiston
of
third
nothing
but
pleasant
memories.
greatest
Canadian
all
-round
ath-
lata,
is
deed
here
at
the
age
of
forty-six
years.
i
Steamship
Sailings
for
Vanrootn
Tuesday
Cardeos
1-30
pjn
Thura
as.
Prince
Ooe
10
pjn
Friday
as.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
iwv
Ss.
Venture
midnight
April
14
as.
Prln.
Norah.
pm
April
28
as.
Prln.
Ndrah
pm
frem
Vancouver
Sundayas
Cardena
pm
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lAtihMiitnal
Stories
oi
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Results
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For
fevry
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THE
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earningt
of
the
Mutual
Life
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are
owned
by
the
policyholders.
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result
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below
emphasize
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value
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principle
of
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No.
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Life
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now
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insurance
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Hupert,
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The
Oldest
Mutual
Insurance
Company
In
the
Dominion
It
has
a
HECOHD
FEW
COMPANIES
can
better
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thwe
djivs
of
and
depression
IiECAUSE:
It
has
PAID
AND
18
STILL
PAY1NO
a
dtvt-esH
tor
the
first
year.
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asamintosd.
the
same
dlvidead
dwatoc
diavMssaM
as
wall
as
durlisji
prosperity
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