PAQE
TWO
THE
DAIliT
NEWS
Canada's
Anthem
O
Canada,
our
home
and
native
land
True
patriot
love-In
all
thy
sons
comand.
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,
.
Wtth
glowingr
heart
we
see
thee
rise
The.Jrue
North
strong
and
free,
And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada.
We
it$nd
on
guard
for
thee.
O
Oanqda,
glorious
and
free
o
Canada
we
stand
on
.guard
fpr
-
.
.
.
thee.
O
panada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee,
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Wednesday,
Feb.
22.
1033
BIG
TIME
AT
GREENVILLE.
Naas
River.
Feb
1
22:
Church
Army
visitors
from
KincpMth
arrived
here
recently
to
the
number
of
4g,
under
the
direction
of
Capt.
Matthew-Qurney.
The
members
of
the
community
of
Greenville
turned
out
and
met
them
ut
the
end
of
the
street,
headed
by
the
Greenville
Celebrated
Band.
Ihelactol
were
the
Town
Council.
Church
Council
and
Church
Elders.
Jhe
W.
A.
uad
St.
Andrew's
Church
Guild
and
the
Greenville
Church
iXrmy.
The
Greenville
secretary,
H.
II.
McKay
read
the
welcome
address
from
the
above
societies
and
the
Army
marched
all
through
the
J
streets
and
then
proceeded
to
the'
C.
A.
Hall
for
testimony
meeting.
Before
the
meeting
commenced
Mayor
Johnson
Buss
gave
a
welcome
speech
01
behalf
of
his
council
and
after
the
meeting
the
visitors
were
invited
by
Mayor
Rues
to
dinner
Also
Greenville
Band
tool;
some
of
the
party
and
they
rendered
a
few
selections
in
honor
of
the
visitors.
During
the
refreshment
L-
Douglas
president
of
the
Band
extended
a
hearty
welcome.
A.
N.
Calder.
chair
man
of
the
Church
Council,
Chas
I
Davis,
chief
elder
and
Herbert
Rob-1
Inson,
captain
of
the
Greenville
c
(
A.,
made
speeches.
Then
Capt.
Gurney
In
closing
sang
one
of
the
favorite
hymns.
"Rock
of.
Ages.
I
Cleft
for
Me"
Next
day
the
St.
Andrew's
Church
1
Guild
Invited
the
visitors
for
din-
ner
In
the
Community
Hall
with
all
1
the
chiefs
of
the
village.
The
tables
a
f
.
J
-
.J
.
L.
were
juuy
uecvrmru
miu
me
members
of
St.
Andrew's
Guild
sang;
two
hymns
In
honor
of
the
visitor.
Mrs.
Charles
Leeeon.
president,
gave
a
very
short
address
on
the
subject.
"I
may
touch
the
hern
of
his
gar
ment."
Speeches
were
made
by
A.
N.
Calder
and
Mrs.
Sam
Lincoln
of
Kincolith.
In
the
evening
a
C.
A.
testimony
meeting
conducted
by
the
visitors.
there
being
present
110
from
the
TWk
T
?Ko-nlo
nnA
Pnncan-otn
u
k
nit.
J
villa
a
e,
Forty-one
were
pulled
to
n
trarln
fronts
u-irVi
th
Ilnirarl
Qfotoo
w,u;
t
the
mercy
seat.
The
meeting
lasted
.
..v.
..v.jwih
uiy
vfi'tvuumu.
uiuiiuin
lUl'U
1
11
ri
until
11
O'ClOCk
interchange
of
a
number
of
commodities
would
be
a
dis-
on
the
third
day
c.
a.
service
was
tinct
advantage
to
the
people
of
this
country
and
doubtless
again
held
in
the
c.
a.
iuii
capt.
WOUld
also
benefit
our
neighbors.
Gurhey
preached.
After
service
the
Prince
Rupert
is
particularly
interested
because
in
any
w-
A
,nvlted
lhe
yMUtn
for
m,5
n
woomflnt
l,nt
io
mn,ln
fl,
n,,nI.nn
f
t,!
1
r-......
night
supper
in
the
Community
.h.vv.Uv..k
U
.
U.U.U..
uucnivu
i
auiuiwiu!!
ui
uM-
.
leading
chuffs
were
In
raBimuOIIsTCISBSKs
MAY
MEET
TEAM
FROM
VANCOUVER
Proposal
to
Bring
C.
N.
It-
HP
Team
to
Prince
Rupert
For
Series
of
Games
An
effort
Is
being
made
to
arrange
for
a
visit
of
the
Vancouver
Canadian
National
basketball
team
to
Pflnce
Rupert
to
play
against
the
locl
railway
boys.
The
matter
was
discussed
by
the
local
C.
N.
1L
Athletic
Association
at
an
executive
meeting
Monday
I
nltht
and
a
committee
was
then
appointed
to
investigate
the
pos
sibilities.
The
local
team
is
confident
that
ff
the
visitors
come
they
will
be
given
a
series
of
games
that
will
try
their
mettle
hut
the
expense
involved
is
considerable
and
there
Is
always
the
difficulty
about
the
plaers
being
able
to
leave
home
for
a
week
or
more.
The
local
C.
N.
R-
team
were
champions
of
the
city
leagse
last
year
and
they
have
mere
than
a
fighting
chanre
of
winning
this
ear.
The
move
to
match
them
against
a
learn
from
the
south
will
doubtless
receive
general
HOCKEY
SCORES
5.
National
Hockey
League
New
York
Americans
1.
Montreal
Chicago
2.
New
York
Rangers
2.
Canadlens
0.
Boston
10.
Party
Given
by
Queen
Charlotte
City
Constable
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY.
Feb.
38:
On
the
evening
of
February
18
a
very
enjoyable
party
was
held
at
the
home
of
Constable
and
Mrs.
Sharpe.
Among
the
many
guests
A
Champion
The
cats'
Koe-Ishto.
chinchilla
malt
pu-m
v
;-
ll
,,v
Mt
t'iello
of
Springfield.
Mass
.
Is
as
proud
ih
punch
There's
a
ieon
for
that
feline,"
too.
he
was
crowned
ktng
of
cats
at
a
New
York
show.
ROUGH
GAME
WILL
PLAY
BASKETBALL
FOR
TROPHY
Rough
and
Tumble
Stle
of
Play
Canadian
National
Itatketball
Team
in
Senior
Came
Last
to
Meet
Port
Plmpvjn
In
Cham-
M(ht
plonshlp
Series
Kalens
turned
the
tables
last
night
u
hM
btMn
unmt
lhat
ttu
v.h-n
they
took
th
leading
Onrtto
eansdun
National
basketball
tcm
teim
m
o
ramp
oy
wixn
a
score
"
wm
be
the
chalkngers
for
she
42-33
Th'
came
was
!
the
rough
rh.ntonJlbl
nf
flrtium
ntui,
Wednesday,
-February
22.
1933
greenville
1
News
Qf
The
Sport
World
ors
Arrive
Arrive
Front
Front
Kincolith
Kincolith
and
and
5
-
JL
Visitors
Number
of
Feasts
and
Religious
Services
Held
AWARD
BY
SWEDEN
TO
JOHANSSON
STOCKHOLM.
bwcKlen,
J-l
A
K''il
nicrt.il
lor
the
best
j-u,",.
,,.
,i
.
nicvnncni
oi
uie
pui
ye;i
,iw
iuUiu:tl
fame,
has
fallen
t
ih
.i.:
ol
the
young
Swedish
wr'
siier
vur
JonanrHon.
who
won
t.,
(
.iwiiJeii
k
claht
ulj-mptc
gold
meuu
in
I."s
Angeles
la-U
summer
The
:
medal
U
KlviM)
lf
the
leading
so-kholm
daily
Bvapaka
DaghLniet
.llei
eureful
selection
motiiy.t
ttw
mitst.iiidili
'"rt.Hiacn
uf
tlie
year
1
In
thl
ca
e
it
was
his
indomitable
nghtlng
spirit
and
the
(me
rpcrtsmanshtp
thai
won
htm
the
prize
Ivar.
the
sou
of
a
small
l.ir-
near
the
8weduh
town
of
Ndir-koepmg.
Imer
Inst
his
first
Olympic
m
ilch
in
free
wrestling
tn
U-
An-welett
on
what
wa
unanimMH
iixiiiuu:ed
to
be
a
glaringly
uni
ur
verrin-1
All
the
members
of
Uie
,
swedi
group
ware
dlscoura
nd
grumbled
against
what
they
mruidered
to
be
a
down
rth!
m-juattce
exrept
Ivar
himseit.
ho
never
protests
or
loses
his
nerve
ereral
urged
that
he
should
be
withdrawn
from
tbts
line
of
wrra-
ling.
Bot
Ivar
Johansson
suibbttrni)
oanttnoad.
threw
all
his
oppunenu
and
won
the
competition
He
then
hurried
Into
the
st'x.n-baths
fend
in
IS
hoars
brought
dor.
his
weight
by
torn
kilos
so
as
u
be
qualified
for
the
waturwelsrru
com-petition,
an
almost
unaeUve
Hchfetnent
In
such
a
short
tun-Jn
e
next
competition
he
d
hu
'eoopd
gold
madal.
Captain
Bnar
ftaaberg.
the
lend,
r
of
the
wedish
wrestlers,
said
tu:
fvbr
Johansson's
behavior
after
oetnt
defeated
gave
Ms
cooirsiH
their
moral
force
and
ftrmnc.M
Lpsjrpeit.
fSSm
"Ivar
Johansson
he
m.ki
Md
tumola
Uybatbteaim
njm
Prt
m7-
"liwV
1
'
ot)tlher
home
town
aurch
7aW
2lSoi
'
the
frrst
half
the
same
was
very
eJ
Jatt
He
u
anown
uj
use
'
nlav
if
.
turn
imlrti
In
r,.,
rtiliMa
I
i
ThTu
'
i
close,
the
scare
bfin
t-ed
most
of
'
....
1
Tiisteiry
siwrmwre-wTm
w
mmr
the
time,
th-
half
time
score
being
'
"
,
,
U-13
in
favor
of
the
Kalens.
In
.
A
reaileJ
,M
J
mUfe
alUct"
K
to
the
series
of
chalonshlp
asms
atid
Cross
th-
second
half
Ksisey
"
the
present
hoktors
of
the
tjphy
r,t
.way
to
a
spart
and
started
shooting
in
baskets
from
aU
oeer
on
Mgregutlon
of
husky
th.
rniirt
Th.
Dentin
mtartad
tn
w
ui
"
"f
(Han
Caught
halibut
Should
be
arranged
for.
To
give
Cana-
Tlted
also
Oreenvllle
Band
render-;
was
a
party
from
the
logging
camp
rough
things
up
a
Wt
but
tt.liM
them
u
rt,Uul
11
dian
boats
the
same
privileges
as
American
would
not
in-
ed
some
fine
selections
and
over
jure
the
American
fishermen
but
would
benefit
very
tures
during
the
meals
and
a
few
greatly
the
Canadian.
speeches
were
made
by
both
vlsi-
Tf
io
nnf
lit!.,
i,
f
nntrfV.tnn.
...;n
u
t
J
t
tors
and
locals.
I
JO
IIUV
tirWCiT
HUH
till
V
111UIU
Will
UC
IIUIIC
H1IIC
i.
.t
.
.,
.
'
T,
.
,t.
III
.
,
IVI
.
,.
Sunday
B
.
morning
at
divine
j.,.
senrlce
I
I
lieve
the
situation
this
the
Prime
Minister
year
as
-indi-
8.
p.
Barton
preached,
in
the
af-cates
that
he
will
not
do
anything
until
after
the
meeting
temoon
chureh
Army
service
was
of
the
Economic
Conference
and
no
date
is
yet
set
for
its
again
conducted
by
the
visitors,
meeting.
Howevor,
it
is
satisfactory
to
know
that
the
gov-
Rev-
F
w-
Weaver
prched
a
ser-
ernment
Has
the
matter
under
consideration.
What
I'rince
"v
"ZLm"
""""
-
Rupert
fishermen
would
like
would
,
be
quick
action.
IN
HANDS
OF.
RECEIVER
the
mercy
seat.
After
evening
sarvkc
the
Oreen-
in
sight
and
it
is
possible
this
Will
give
the
legislators
a
From
the
Bast
spirit
of
independence
nuite
different
from
the
ordinary
Tuesday.
Thursday
attitude
on
public
questions.
FREE
FOR
A
FEW
DAYS
Many
people
are
offering
bargains.
Here
Is
an
offer
of
advertising
free,
fust
to
test
It
out
the
Daily
News
will
during
the
next
few
days
give
a
free
classified
advertisement
op
to
25
words
for
anyone
whhlng
(o
exchange
articles.
Suppose
you
haye
a
table
you
do
not
want
but
you
nerd
a
chair.
You
advertise
your
willingness
to
exchange
telling
what
kind
of
a
table
you
have.
It
may
be
artlrles
at
furniture,
radios,
gramaphonrs,
Jewellery,
erorkcrywarr.
mirrors,
flower
pots,
books,
magazines,
automobiles,
or
what
have
you?
Why
nut
change
your
useless
articles
for
something
you
rould
use.
Don't
try
to
trade
awav
the
baby.
It's
against
the
law,
but
almost
anything
rise
has
possibilities.
Try
it.
All
you
have
to
do
is
write
the
advertisement
carefully
and
send
or
bring
or
mail
it
to
lhe
Pally
News
office.
We
do
the
rest.
days
day
Mail
Scheduli
l
or
the
l.aot
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Prt
9:30
p.m.
and
8alm
10:
IS
pjrt.
Fur
Vancouver-Tuesday
1.30
p.m.
Thursday
10:30
pv
.
Friday
11
p
rr
.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
.
pxn
Wednesday
0:30
am
Friday
-
.
pxn,
For
Stewart
and
Anjox
Sunday
...',,...
.mnm
7
p
m
WejiQftmay
-
4
p
m
(
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
11:30
a
m
of
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Company
at
Crescent
Inlet,
who
came
up
in
their
own
boat
for
the
event.
All
greatly
enjoyed
the.
occasion.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
34
Katcas
vs
C
N.
R.;
vine
uiud
put
up
a
very
nice
pany.
Tuxls
vs.
Warriors;
Amazons
vs.
The
tobies
were
fully
decorated.
A
1
Cardinals;
geouU
vs.
Meteors,
slx-ptece
orchestra
played
selec-:
Ffi)ruary
38-C.
N.
R.
vs.
Orotto:
T
tlons
during
the
meal
and
the
party
jx,,,
.
Merchanu;
'
Cometa
vs.
One
of
Nanaimo's
newspapers
is
In
the
hands
pf
a
re-
f1"6"1
by,n,n
"Pr!e
Fro,n
Amasons;
Rovers
vs.
Japanese,
ceiver..
It
has
been
stmggW
for
years
against
drse
XTt
the
c.
a.
c.LS.
conditions
and
finally
succumbed.
At
one
time
the
Free
vtsltor,
heW
Jrayw-
ting
m
the
cetTnotm
au-
iTseouta
Press
was
a
very
successful
newspaper.
But
times
change
c.
A.
Hail.
At
4:30
p.m.
the
oreen-
7!.
N.
R
vi.
Kaiens:
and
the
expenses
connected
with
the
running
of
a
news-
vine
Band
invited
the
visitors
to
Tux
Tg.
warriors:
a
masons
vs!
paper
have
increased
until
it
has
become
a
very
difficult
the,r
P"1
and
p1"
"eveB
o"-,
cardinals:
Meteors
vs.
Japanese
busings.
Onlv
when
established
on
a
firm
foundation
is
a
tes
including
the
-William
Trtr-
March
loorotto-v.
c.
N.
R.;
1
i-i
1
i.
1
The
least
was
closed
oy
itev.
w.
a
Tuxls
vs
Merchants'
Onmets
vs
THE
COMING
SESSION
-The
Iegislaturp
opens
its
final
sessioji
tomgrrpw
ani
the
proceedings
will
be
watched
with
grtat
interest.
Mucli
Rlieculation
has
ben
taking
place
as
to
what
will
be
done
but
it
is
probable
even
the
Premier
does
not
yet
know.
Every
step
taken
will
be
with
a
view
to
the
election
which
will
take
place
soon.
The
Lrreat
critical
nublic
will
be
always
Cooper
at
7:30
p.m.
when
a
farewell
AmM4Jm;
Japanese
vs.
Scouts
service
was
newt
in
tne
u.
a.
iiau
uaroh
i4K-ien.
nrniin-
BILLIARDS
February
Empress
vs.
Jewel
-
GEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCHAIMIOOK
"8U11
achieving,
still
pursuing.
"Learn
to
labor
and
to
wait."
Long
allow.
il
f"
The
Dally
News
con
be
pur
chafd
tit
-
4
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Oranvllle
St..
Vancouver
Thursday
8
pii.
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
For
Nasi
Hirer
and
I'ort
Kinipon
George.
D
C.
Sunday
g..7
p.m
It.
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
H.O.
,
For
Stewart
aid
Anyox'
,
Oeneral
8tore.
Apyo.x.
Sunday
as.
Oatala
8
pjn.
Rmlthers
Drug
atnra,,SJTiHh-
Wedss.
Prince
Rupert,
4
pjn
er.
n.C.
'
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
.
..aiu,
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.11:30
pm.
hft
their
defense
the
weaker
nd-
(
i
rUlens
slipped
through
time
aft?r
time
to
win
tha
game
by
a
mcrgln
of
9
potssts.
The
Comets
made
a
some-back
last
nbcht
when
they
took
the
leading
Cardinals
by
a
slim
margin
of
I
points.
It
was
a
close
game
all
the
way
through,
the
score
at
half,
time
being
4-4.
The
CaroMnaM
eruld
not
seem
to
break
through
nd
on
th-
other
hgnd
the
Comets
had
enough
shits
in
the
first
half
to
cinch
the
game
for
them
With
but
a
few
minutes
to
go
the
snore
,
was
tied
hat
the
Comets
sank
one
ind
wtth
so
life
time
to
piny
manatiHt
to
keep
their
slim
iad
xhter
brine
thim
up
close
to
the
Icu-le:
in
the
league
standing.
In
fie
interin"dtp.te
tusMe
tho
Warriors
easily
took
the
Merchant
Into
ramp
to
tlvj
tone
of
J7-JI.
1
.e
Warriors
had
the
best
of
the
,
!-iy
throughout
the
game
hut
could
not
sink
their
shots.
Both
teams
were
usln
a
Inst
rough
by
th
visitors.
Bversbpdy
enjoyed
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Cardinals
of
P"y
V"
keP
he,",f
1.
miit
j
a
1
.
7
arr
si
am
HI
Iran
t
1
Ha
ne
iitt
wnoie
aia
llms
time
11.
ins
v
wnors
ieit
inr
inr
nome
vs:
Osmets;
Rovers
vs.
Meteors,
at
KtheoUth
the
following
morning.
,
.
.
on
his
)oo
The
Merchants
bad
the
toad
In
the
first
half
13.ll
but
soon
lost
It
In
the
second
half
whan
the
bov
started
th
get
thett
eye
on
the
basket.
The
Junior
tussle,
between
t
Meteors
and
the
Rovers,
was
a
d-,
dded
one-tldpd
affair
the
Meteors
gettmg
the
upnerhand
in
th-score.
Allen
for
the
Meteors
'ik
14
points
which
rave
his
team
1
boost.
The
Rovers
were
decided
if
off
both
In
their
shooting
and
qt1
titetr
floor
work.
Individual
Scores:
Kalens
Mitchell.
8;
Cross.
14;;
Wlngham.
4;
Tobey;
Kelscy.
it;"
Sippretl:
Irvine.
Orotao-Ilatchford,
14:
Stalker.
4;
Memoes;
Morrison.
4:
Currle:
Hunt,
0;
aorvfcsV
.
Comets
Stfcnf
2,
irrlne;
Mmtih,
S;
Tlte.
4:
Morgan.
2.
Csrdlntla--fhwe,
3;
Hrochu;
(111
dirtst,
2;
Rlveit;
Morris:
Mcll-,
raoyle,
.
.Warriors-
Comandlna,
8:
forums,'
8;
Olllls.
0,
SUffensnid,
2;
mtt-trl"k.
Merchants
-Pierre,
10:
B.
Ptag-
Bttry;
F.
Dingweil.
7.
Meteors
Chrlstlson,
10;
Allen,
The
regular
league
games
scheduled
for
Friday
night
are
being
played
tomorrow.
14:
Arnoy.
4:
Tobey;
Palmer:
Vlof-gan.
11:
Campbell.
Rovers
Iverson.
8;
Wllllsrroft
i;
McMefcin.
AmNtrnns.
Brem-ner.
2:
Lindsay
8
modesty
and
seif
control
and
il
defeated,
never
attars
a
word
or
i-gret
or
pleads
injustice
or
bad
luck
trvidentt
Irr
Johanmon
inhmtH
tts
enmposare
from
hu
tu'her
When
the
old
farmer
came
mm
the
local
shop
to
btry
his
modest
pin-vis
tons
he
was
toM
shout
hu
r
fletories
at
Los
Angela
"The
ry
seams
to
have
done
well."
the
.:
maft
realltd
wtthoot
the
leat
excitement,
made
his
purchase
and
fluiftly
returned
to
his
little
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about
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lamps
WHO
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Arc
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guiirantcril?
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tliry
hum
out
pilcHy?
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play
safe!
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nrn
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the
flsirt
inuiln
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