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BOY
lladky
!UnViaon,
Twelve-Tear
So
of
Dr.
C
II..
Uankinsen.
Dies
at
Solarium
were,
however,
hoeffirV
his
jwcoe-
ery
A
measaae
reeaffpj
yesterday.
howevetV
tokt
of
thebay
Uklna
a
turn'
for
the
wcwae.
awl
called
the
father
sovlh.
Prmtoeascd
by
bis
mother.
Uu
late
Lueretl
Ohv
i&mtstcrt
Han
November
27.
1934.
lad
ley
Hankln-fta
who
was
horn
at
amsthers
nm
OetoboT
1930.
I
survived
by
one
sister.
June,
and
five
brothers.
Harm.
O
torse.
Lawrenee
and
Oatray
at
home,
and
Elmore,
who
has
nlao
been
at,
Wis
Vanaouver
Island
aeter-turn
but
who
has
now
recovered.
The
bereaved
will
have
the
deap
aym-pathy
ol
numerous
friends.
Or.
Hanklnsnn
wlfl
sail
toBitbt
on
the
Prince
Runert
for
Victoria
and
will
return
north
next
week
wtth
hi
son
body.
The
son.
fclmere,
will
also
return
north
at
the
mm
time
The
funeral
will
take
place
at
Snilttier
next
week.
Hadtev
waa
-a
member
of
the
Prince
Riiucrt
Dove'
Itnnd
sad
attended
school
here
prtor
to
besmi
taken
Hi.
There
wtre
A2J72
patent
granted
Today's
Weather
Mail
Schedule-
5.C0
10.
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t
40
Thursday.
Jmn
5.
1933
JUDGE
YOUNG
Judge
Young
has
just
concluded
a
long
term
of
over
25
years
as
judge
of
the
county
court
for
this
district
During
that
time
he
has
dispensed
justice,
without
fear
or
.favor
and
he
retires
with
ah
honorable
record.
During
his
term
of
office
there
has
never
been
even
a
suspicion
that
he
was
swayed
in
his
judgments
by
personal
or
other
considerations.
The
judge
has
been
looked
upon
in
Prince
Rupert
as
an
nstitution.
During
the
war
days
he
was
president
of
the
led
Cross
Society
and.
did
splendid
work
and
he
continued
n
the
position
until
the
services
of
the
society
were
no
onger
required.
He
was
also
president
of
the
Canadian
31ub
and
interested
himself
in
hospital
work.
Of
late
years
these
interests
have
been
dropped
and
he
confined
his
duties-
to
carrying
out
his
judicial
work.'
.
.
The
Daily
News
wishes
to
express
publicly
its
appreciation
of
the
work
of
Judge
Young
in
this
city
and
district.
We
wish
him
long
enjoyment
of
his
rest
period
and
gnly
regret
that
he
may
be
leaving
the
city
before
long.
The
best
wishes
of
the
community
wiH
go
with
him
wherever
he
may
go.
TITLES
ONCE
MOKE
Another
move
is
to
be
made
at
Ottawa
to
bring
back
the
old
system
of
granting
titles
to
Canadians
who
have
earned
them
either
by
distinguishing
themselves
in
public
life.
by
heavy
contributions
to
party
campaign
funds
or
by
j
making
themselves
rich
at
the
expense
of
their
poorer
neighbors.
The
title
scandal
had
became
so
foul
that
it)
stank
in
the
nostrils
of
the
people
with
the
result
that
the
I
King
was
asked
by
the
Canadian
Parliament
to
refrain
from
granting
any
more.
For
years
no
titles
have
been
given
to
Canadians
and
this
annoyance
had
been
removed,
it
was
hoped,
permanently.
Of
late
years,
however,
there
have
been
sporadic
movement
to
return
ta
the
old
system
Parliament
has
debated
the
question
and
will
do
so
again.
Those
who
have
visions
of
seeing
their
names
in
ih&list
of
birthday
honors
or
some
other
similar
list,
continue
to
agitate
for
titles.
Evidently
we
are
still
in
the
age
of
snobbery.
Prince
Rupert
Overcast.
Mghti
southerly
wind,
barometer.
29Q;j
temperature,
M:
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
ckwdv.
light
southwest
wind;
barometer.
M;
temperature.
56:
light
swell
'
Triple
Island-Overeast.
light
Dr.
C.
H.
Hsnklnsoh.
vtR
known
southwest
wind;
heavy
swell,
local
medical
practitioner,
received
,
Uisn.
Overcast,
strong
the
sad
news
today
oi
the
dead
at
westerly
wind;
sea
rrntfh
Queen
Alexandra
Solarium.
Cobble
Ttrrace
Cloudy,
calm.
36
above
HBl
Vancouver
Island,
of
his
old-
Ha
zelton
-Cloudy,
elm
16
ab-eet
rt,
Charles
HsdJey
Hanklroon.
0ve.
.aiK
twelve
The
M
had
been
01
amithera-Ctoudy.
calm.
30
ab-ttnee
March
31
age)
tor
several
months
had
been
ft
patient
at
the
Bums
Vis
Rnenrtng.
ftHi
36
solarium.
While
im
Kaxtttton
had
above
been
serious
for
synetlme.
there
F01
the
East-Monday
and
Friday
8:30
am
Yedtteaday
..
0:34
ajn
oj,
From
the
haiw
TaeadF.
Thwjdajr
and
Satar-
qr
-
1.
8
pm
.'or
VancosTrr
Taeeday
ir.M
pjn
Thwrsdny
9
pjr
Friday
..
..
..
11
p.m.
Janimry
M
pm.
'mm
Vancouver-Sunday
pje
Weswieaday
9:30
ajr(
Prtnwy
-
pjn.
January
16
a
m.
For
Stewart
and
ktcz
Sunday
-
.
....
1
pjn
Wednesday
3
pjn
From
Sfeaart
aiwLAnyoi
Tuetday
11:38
ajiu
Thursday
t
pa.
For
Qntep
Charlottes-January
13
and.
27
9
pjn.
from.
Queen
Charlottes
January
11
and
36
aju.
For
Xaas
Rher
and
Fort
Blmpson
sohdajr
7
pjn
1
by
the
Patent
Ofllcc
of
the
United
iTom
N'aas
Rlvrr
and
Tort
Slmpsen
-
oiaies
aurmg
me
last
risea
year.
Tuesday.
u:so
ajn
gggggKjmf!
SBTVWRl
IBilililililiilliliiislsiililssliisll
Eu.'
Pdna
VV'iv.ton
ic::nei
F0J4IS
girl,
sued
her
comedian
husband
tor
$300
a
month
separation
nuuntenanca
is
awarded
$35
a
week
instead.
Nomination
Of
Officers
.Moose
Lod-e
Will
Choose
It
19s).
Office
Bearers
at
.Meeting
.Next
Week
The
Moose
Lodge
nominated
candidates
for
aH
offices
during
the
yew
1
933.
Tte
election
of
officers
will
take
plve
on
Wednesday
night
or
next
weer.
on
the
basis
of
last
night's
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rilONBWl
THE
BEST
FOR
LF-KS"
:
METLAKATLA
FIELD
DAY
i
ield
and
Aquatic
Sports
Stated
on
New
Tear's
Day
MET!
AKATl.A.
Jan
a:
At
Met-i.ikat.
hi
Monday
the
festivities
in
-
y.m,
-u
11
v.
the
holiday
season
iciclv
d
.!
climax
when,
favored
by
.1
cii.r.i
imiiy
day,
a
program
of
t'.LK.-.i
.u'.d
field
sport,
was
held
;.
.uiiv.-ea
of
'.e
YcuriK
M'!i
B'
n'vi
!"nt
Assoc
on
Fu.
Aiii'j
.i
parade
'
:
ie
mcm-txr
1'.
the
.t.ociaUoi!
''.faded
by
lie
viiMStf
band,
a
cai
race
was
h'ld.
i
iii.-
one
of
'1.
i
aiost
in-'erest:iiK
and
keeahy
toniptted
events
or
the
day.
the
d
and
1
nurd
canoe.
finishing
almost
in
a
dead
beat.
'in?
v.wnei3
of
the
various
events
were
iu
foilowa:
1
Cduoe
it.
c--First,
SoowaJa."
J
A.
Prevust.
captain;
se
una,
Oreen
I
Top,"
Peter
Robuuaa,
1
.plain.
1
Fbur-oared
ooftt
rav
rUst,
Per-icy
Ryan
und
iam-M
Fv..:.;
second.
I
J.
A.
Provost
and
Oeov;v
?.yjn.
J
Girla'
race-
uadar
j
.x.r
Cora
McKay.
Dorcas
Frevoni
Oiria'
race
under
1$
years.
Ver-na
Leask,
Victoria
Leighuw.
Beys'
re
under
10
years,
Leatt-ard
Leithton.
J.
L.
HwMane.
Boys'
race
under
M
yean,
Frank
RoMason.
Arnold
Lasgbton
Three-legged
race)
Frank
Rab-huon
and
Arnold
Leigh
ton.
Robert
Nelson
and
Fred
AaaWand
Sack
race.
opscwAlten
Prevost.
J.
Auckland.
Ladlea
needle
race-Miss
C.
Prevost.
Miss
M.
Refetnaen
IM
Yards
Tash
)
opan.
David
Prevuat,
Wallace
LagjfeUav
Softball
flame
In
the
afternoon
a
sof
tball
game
between
Married
men
and
Becnekwa
proved
highly
entertaining
to
the
spectators,
a
light
jttwdeftag
of
snow
on
the
grownd
rendering
effective
help
to
this
end.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
sports
a
riimnttSAeM
tami
wt
m
im
I
The
evening
was
spent
in
ineing
to
the
fine
music
of
the
orehmtra
and.
during
an
Interval,
the
prises
were
presented
to
the
winners
of
the
day?
contests
Favorable
comment
on
the
spi
lt
displayed
by
the
eosjtestant.
also
on
the
admirable
arrangements
for
the
occasion,
was
expressed
by
nany.
CRIBBAGE
lamnty
9
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Kmparsa
vs.
Moiise.
Baglee
vs.,1
O.
O.
P
,
Orotto
vs.
Swift.
EUs
va.
Musketeers
JsiHtarv
1C
Canadian
Legion
vv
rjnprem.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Moune.
Eagles
vs.
Orotti.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
flki.
Swift
vs.
Muafteteera.
Januarr
xf
Canadian
Legion
va.
Moose.
Seal
Cove
va
I.
O.
O.
P.
Butpiem
va.
Eagkn.
Orotto
vs.
Mtmket-tt.
8wift
va.
Elks
January
itfl
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Baglea
Seal
Cove
va
Orottn.
tastiisss
vs.
RUn.
Moose
vs.
Swtft.
I.
O.
O.
F.
va.
Maslwesen
February
6
Canadian
Legion
vs.
I.
O.
O
F.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Eagles.
Orotto
vs.
Elks
Empress
vs.
Swift
Moose
vs.
Musketet
ts.
'
February
13
Canadtaa
Legtan
va,
O11U0.
Seal
Oove
va.
bnpraaa.
I.
O.
O.
F.
va
Swift.
Moose
vs.
Slka
Eagles
vii.
Muaketec
rg.
February
20
Canadian
Legion
va
Swift.
I.
O.
O.
F.
ta
Orotto.
Moose
va
Eagles.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Blki
Empreft
vs
Muskpteers.
February
21
Canartlan
Legion
vs.
Elks.
Rafttes
vs
Swift
Moaaa
va
I.
O.
O
r.
Emprem
vs.
Orotto.
Seal
Cove
va
Muaketeerf.
he
Disciple
Qf
Walton
Oood
-biiltor.
tv
-1
V..
a
Ha
user
of
Hc::n
.iu
nual
book-line
4i.u--i;ifct'i
Huskies
Make
it
Two
Straight
in
Jap
Hoop
Series
SEATTLE.
Jan.
$:
Univentt
of
:
a:.)
ar.rfie
.a
an
tense.
Praccea
.1
:.:
-at.:.
'
tiie
sraxon
In
the
an-conical
s)u
i.inded
18
fislies
iu
naif
an
hour
McKeown-Nichols
Team
Wins
C.N.R.
Turkey
Shooting
T
.
the
XT
TnT
L
r.l
Huslrtea
having
swtheftoiss4tMtofa
passible
village
hall,
which
was
sg
to
1&.
agair.st
Harry
Uncotn'.VT
tastefully
decorated
for
the
occa-
sion.
,
-
GOES
TO
CHICAGO
Cltirf.CKUh
of
Wa5hlnlon
Huskies
1
Te.be
Huecewxtr
to
Alonio
Slate
CHICAGO.
Jan.
S.-.lmmy
Phe-btik
chief
raach
of
Uie
University
or
Waxhtngtan
football
team,
hi
p
rat
t
ir
a
I
ty
avwtt
negotiation,
whsivby
h
wfB
becorae
chief
eon
h
fur
'he
Uiuverstty
of
Chicago
it.
mrceatlon
to
Alonso
Stafg.
It
k
announced
that
Phelan
lui
rrjer
ted
an
offer
10
become
chief
rn.ith
at
MH.uun
Canoe
Race
Was
Held
on
New
Year
Day
at
Metlakatla
METLAKATLA.
January
J-One
of
the
dity
stghu.M
the
villa
waterfront
here
has
been
the
train
Ing
of
erewe
far
the
eanoe
rare
that
fealBftd
New
Year's
Day.
and
Aga,
gSxJhslgsfli
gkaxa
sfkdlUMsS
fclfn
ni
t
A
WW
WTIwW
flOTn
OKtMPCBsT
Wall
)RV1
Earh
eanoe
ectnprtced
f
4-and
K
wag
a
battle
royal
between
the
enntendhit
parties,
as
the
crews
were
the
ptek
of
Metlakai
las'
yeung
manhood
and
were
trained
In
earnest.
Wanning
canoe
was
the
"Boowale."
raotalned
by
J
A.
Prrvost
BADMINTON
-IT
llhbien
Jan.
9-CNR
No.
1
va.
ItmsisV
Hillside
Ne
3
v
CNR.
Uooar
o.
:
vs.
Rpti:
PRE
K&
I
n.
U
i
C.
The
llrifanwii
tltrrin'i
Im
ansri
CLumc
Ma
u
itiwu..
Tt
r.
r
u..
haateioall
playess
da-
the
Canadian
Natlorul
Recreation
2
va.
PfiH.
feated
the
towrtng
Maji
team
from
Asodattea
Rifle
Onsrs
New
Yea:
Jan.
IS
CNR.
Na.
X
n
HlHrtlr
Japan
by
a
score
of
7
to
13.
It
was
tarkey
shoot
Utt
night
by
a
mar-
IfiMsMr
No.
1
vs
CNR;
Moose
No
?
eaae
of
a
aeries,
the
gin
f
mt
poini
when
A.
R.
Nksv
va
Rnsatt:
PHE
Kilallc
3
Rupert
No.
1
va.
Moaae;
V
it
C
No
1
va
PRE
RIGHT
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TO
WORK
Those
who
insure
their
lives
help
indirectly
lo
bring
comfort
and
happiness
to
thepsends
of
people
apart
from
trie
beneficiaries
immediately,
concerned.
They
provide
lirjely
the
fundt
for
public
snd
private
enterprise
nil
rosdi,
fsrmt,
iHilitiei,
fectories
all
those
collective
activities
which
mean
work
and
pay
rolls.
Life
insurance
tolerates
no
idle
dollars.
Its
very
ciistcncc
depends
on
tht
prompt
re-investment
ol
every
dollar
received
in
premiums,
for
the
benefit
of
the
policyholder!.
These
dollars,
like
water
passing
through
a
power
house,
turn
the
mighty
turbines
of
1
0m
I
iiii
1
ilTST
trade
id
then,
released,
flow
The
Sun
Ue
Company
has
over
Tiio
Hundred
Millions
of
dollars
Invested
on
to
bring
happiness
to
distant
valleys.
While
in
bust
with
the
Insurance
company,
they
turn
the
wheels
of
industry,
and
return
at
last
to
the
policyholder
or
hit
beneficiaries,
bring
Ing
to
the
aged
or
bereaved
welcome
freedom
from
financial
hardship.
Like
mercy,
life
insurance
"bfetsei
him
that
gives
and
him
that
tatcetM
not
only
those
whosg
future
It
safeguards
but
all
whose
fortunes
ire
linked
with
those
vital
ecensalc
enterprises
that
it
stimulates
and
maintains..
in
Canadian
enterprises
alone.
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
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