THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
KUPEUT
-
UKITIS1I
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
,
"City
delivery,
y
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
fraid
'fn
advance
5.GU
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance
per
week
Ey
mall
to
U
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Stakes,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
,
,.
t
6y
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
,
ADVERTISING
KATES
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
word
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
.Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
CONGRATULATIONS
the
mot
btiuliful
on
the
nurkft
Pifhtr
No-Dnft
Ventilation,
one
of
the
great-t
t
clwed
car
(dvinrrmenti
of
the
year,
ia
Uandard
equipment.
Mechanically,
RESOLUTION
ON
SILVER
Uemonitixation
Asked
by
Smithers
Chamber
.Officers
-Elected
SMITHERS.
Jan.
13:
Bv
rasolu-
'ao'
tten
fheSmittiers
District
Crfnmbcr
of
Commerce,
representing
the
3-0'UulMegr
Valley
DlatrM
f
-British
9
00
"Columbia,'
in
annual
general
meeting,
reaffirmed
its
adherence
to
the
.0?
principles
expressed
In
the
resolu-.15
tlon
passed
by
it
in
September
1930
25
Tn
favor
of
governmental
action
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
insertion
1.40
aiming
at
a
re-establlshment-of
-the
DAILY
EDITION
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
..
Member
ot
Audit
Burrau
of
Circulation?'
98
..86
Friday.
Jan.
13,
1933
-price
of
silver
by
International
iog-freeraent
and
atked
that
every
pos
sible
effort
be
made
by
the
governments
of
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
and
ot
the
Dominion
of
Canada
to
bring
about
a
remonetl-ntion
and
stabilisation
of
silver
by
international
agreement
at
the
earliest
possible
date
as
the
first
We
offer
our
congratulations
to
the
new
mavor
and
step
on
the
way
to
regaining
.ures-
Members
of
the
council
who
were
elected
yesterday.
They
trit
throughout
the
world,
have
promised
to
serve
without
pay
and
they
have
a
diff
1-
0013168
r
re8ion"einB.
tatodt
before-them
if
they
a
to
prevent
W
city
going
SiXXStSi
2SS
5nto
the
hands
of
a
receiver.
Undoubtedly
the
ratepayers
Minister
of
Trade
and
-Ownme-rce;
have
confidence
in
their
ability
to
handle
the
present
si-
Hon.
w.
a.
Gordon,
Minister
of
tuation
or
they
would
not
have
given
them
so
decided
a
Mine:
out
Hanson,
mp.
for
skee-majority.
We
bespeak
for
them
the
hearty
xro-operation
"a;
Jhn
1
p-
MP
Xor
Carl
of
the
citizens,
not
only
those
who
voted
for
them
but
also
0fJbift;
those
who
were
opposed
or
who
did
not
have
votes.
Kemie,
Minister
of
Mh;
Alex
m.
Mayor-Elect
Stephens
has
been
in
public
life
a
good
deal
Manson.
mjla.;
Dr.
h.
c.
wrinch,
and
has
undoubted
ability.
None
of
the
members
of
tnVM-L-A-:
Canadian
Chamber
tf
tonicity
council
are
inexperienced
in
civic
administration
with
merce-
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade:
the
exception
of
Aldemrnn-Elect
F.
W.
Weh.
and
he
has
SSS
had
occasion
to
study
civic
affairs
from
the
outside
asj0f
central
b.c..
and
tec.
chamber
.president
of
the
Ratepayers'
Association.
The
new
men
i
of
Mine,
an
co-operation
with
the
members
of
the
council
who
were
,
reohten.
prepared
by
L.
&.
elected
last
year
should
be
able
to
handle
the
present
situ-
McaiH.
by
j.
a.
Rutherford.
itirn
Wo
mnat
ovnont
tv.Qr
t
v,
.,,
i
'
seconded
by
John
McKenzle,
carried
,
,
v
iiiuov
UICIII
IU
UUll,
U3
ill
V.UIIUCV.L1UU
'Villi
m(-
the
balancing
of
the
next
budget
but
we
must
remember
ic
is
ior
our
own
good,
we
wish
them
success.
...
u
.
Officers
Are
Elected
Officers
of
Smrtiws
District
Chamber
of
Com
mere
were'eleetetf
MAYOR
OiiMR
RETIRES
Jtr
1933
afonow:
Mayor
Orme
retires
now
after
an
honorable
record
0f
j000
President,
oiof
Sanson,
a,-inS.trati0n
fr
tHe
,PHSt
three
yffJtey
hye
beenf
Honorary
Viee-Prodder
Dr.
H.
difficult
years,
no
one
knows
so
well
as
he
how
difficult
c.
xvwneh.
mla.
In
carrying
out
his
duties
the
mayor
has
at
all
times
shown
President,
l.
s.
Meom.
that
good
humor
for
which
he
is
well
known
and
has
come
'
viee-Prenident.
Frank
m.
Dock-through
to
the
end
smiling.
During
his
three
years
of
civic
.
.
.
administration
he
has
shownnimself
to
be
a
torn
diplomat
et
S:
There
never
was
a
period
in
the
history
of
the
city
when
j
councii-charies
Rew,
Charles
e.
the
business
of
the
council
was
conducted
with
as
little
Morris,
l.
b.
Warner,
h.
f.
Noei.
j
f
riction
as
during
his
term.
rm.
He
ne
treated
ireaiea
every
every
member
memoer
oi
of
1
Stephens,
oiev,re,ui'
ho.
oisen.
wen.
John
jonn
Mc-
the
council
With
courtesy
a;
his
confidence.
This
at
once
n
nni
mc-y
and
respect
and
took
each
into
k
d
B
M
Hoop
ed
critics
and
made
for
J
bSSS.
3.
?."dS?."
I
11
aL,l)-
w
Stewart.
i-ne
unionunate
worm
condition
has
made
the
lot
ot
Auditor,
h.
-a.
oisen.
every
administrator
hard.
Prince
Rupert
has
suffered
i
witli
other
places
but
the
residents
-of
the
city
have
hotj
mim
shittey
McEwen.
after
tiav-felt
It
as
badly
as
they
might
have
done
Under,
a
less
wise
m
spent
the
cbrtstraas
and
New
administration.
While
Mayor
Orme
steps
out
of
the
civic
,
Year
n
here
wtth
her
admmistratioB
at
a
time
of
crisis,
he
steps
out
with
a
rents-"r
,and
M-"rel?
'clean
record
and
with
the
knowledge.that
the
three
years
iS?
nffS
he
gjfVe
to
the
city
havo
been
years
of
useful
endeavor
and
"Vancouver
where
she
wtn
resume
much
accomplishment.
'her
studies.
Chevrolet
for
1933
Reveals
New
Style
V1S.1.-KNWWN
CANADIAN
SIX
HAS
AIR
STREAM
InXIM
AND
KlANY
OTT1EU
JMI'flomiENTS
tiiwattn
io
grfiirr
nrcr
tn""
ver
I
-tream
drum
makf-
tbtn
cir
amonclihe
OhfvMlrt
Sn
i
much
Inrnrowd.
Ucu
it
embodirs
iUu
rxprrtttd
by
tkiMl
tnotorMs
of
ih
Dominion,
the
Chevrolet
Six
it
Introduced
with
mnyC!ntf
mtlng
ictur.
New
alr-
Plrture
alMivc
huw
the
beautiful
itan-
iird
tofb.
Below,
at
the
left,!
view
of
the
front
end,
At
the
right,
the
rear
quarter,
thowinn
the
grateful
alr-ilream
unci
and
lUrted
fender.
Two
"Babes"
Attract
Much
Attention
TWO
CHAMPIONS
CIO
INTO
TIM1.
NINO.
No
1
Is
Mildred
"Babe"
DMrlckson.
the
ohampion
$tti
attoleu.
who
rectntljr
d-m
uauZ"
rn
teauie
w
li.m;
over
the
coals
by
tha
AJUJ.
anllkorlUes.
Vttt
ynmt
lady
it
shown
here
warktae
out
an
Ms
WkeibU
eonrt
of
the
lliino:
C.
at
Chlcaco.
She
plans
colnf
into
toe
Movies
No
2
u
a
atrlkun
shot
of
Babe
Hurt
pMUna;
Wmsvir
Mlo
shape
prepar.n
to
his
aanuai
salary
squabble
with
President
Huppert
of
tiw
Htm
York
YfAa.
News
of
The
Sport
World
CANADIENS
WIN
MATCH
Defeated
Cold
Storage
90
to
RI7
in
Opener
of
Junior
Hilliard
Second
Half
"
Les
Oanalefis
defosjlM
CdW
Elonat
by
an
afgrefau-
scon-
of
970
to
847
tn
the
opening
Kame
M
the
second
half
of
tm
Junior
Btl-
l&rd
IwofM.
Indlvkfual
scores
wore
as
toHowo:
John
May.
0td
Store
ne
190
Prank
AklrtcHse.
lies
lOanadn
aflO
Benny
Wlnctte.
Pete
rriwh-ffTd.
200.
A.
Zadaroskl.
160;
W
E
Hutnon.
200.
Prlmo
Vaeelier,
148;
O
Antnnelli
200'.
Winiam
Stone,
JD0
h
Pn'.
h
ird.
170.
'Plans
are
beinc
made
to
play
off
two
postponed
games
tram
the
first
half
t)f
the
season
tonight
in
addition
to
the
regular
second
half
fix
4ure.
SWIFT'S
TEAM
,
LEADS
WHIST
i
tterular
Fixtures
Played
Last
Nijclit
Between
Ten
Teams
ReKUlts
of
last
evening's
play
In
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
tvere
an
follows:
FUh
Packers
5,
ons
of
Norway
4.
Canadian
Legion
3,
Seal
Core
6.
Grotto
2.
Swift's
7.
Et.
Andrew's
3,
Oddfellows
G.
Musketeers
6,
Empress
3.
The
standing
for
the
second
halt
of
the
season
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
PH.
Swift's
.2
0
Fish
backers
1
1
1
Seal
Cove
-
1
1
1
Oddfellows
..
Ill
Mujketeers
...
Ill
'Cdnudlan
Legion
111
Orotto
1
1
1
EmpresN
1
1
l
Sons
of
Norway
...
1
1
1
St.
Andrew's
0
2
0
Where
Feel
Count
'
IaVsBBBBBBrC
aH
m
Members
of
the
Vancouver
Tlugby
t.4m
who
crcently
vUslad
btn
Angeles,
cn
stand
on
their
own
fret.
And
why
lit?
TKto
okm-up
of
lane
feet
and
husky
shins
would
scete
'40
tMMaJe
tntf".
there's
room
aplenty
i
UUlJHKtqJblt
not
be
held
in
103J,
It
deeMed
-
-j,-
Regattt
n
Aff
yesterday
by
the
'bearfl
w
tiu
i.
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SCHEDUli
.Time
Table
for
Srrorj
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Season
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1-
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fetortury
17
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31
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January
V
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1
Lenten
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InteiTollefflale
,
.......
Ilowlm
Awfnlalliu
nerldes
Thai
stljr
IHent
Shall
I
T,vmiiTs
hfiarrM.-.
.
wilt
vs.
Hks.
January
h0
Crtnadlan
Legion
y
-
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Seal
Cfv
wa,
nrot4
'
11
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'
Stress
Blks
POUOHKEEP8IE.
Jan.
13:-Th
Tuta
.
tv-priU.
famous
annual
Poughkeepe
regat-1
Cardinals;
W,
vi.
Metw.
r
cTo.'r.
v'
Mu.kete,r,
a
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