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and
others
with
high
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MINE
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140
March:
-16.
1933
The
announcement
made
yesterday
that
the
Surf
Point
mine
at
Porcher
Island
was
about
to
become
very
active
through'
the
installation
of
a
mill,
the
building
of
additional
bunkriouses
and
preparations
for
steady
operation
was
one
of
'
the
harbingers
of
improved
conditions
in
this
section
of
the
country.
The
mill
at
Seal
Cove
is
operating.
war
was
adversely
affected
by
the
strain
undergone
by
the
parents.
The
financial
crisis
of
1931
caus
ed
a
curtailment
of
recruiting,
and
this
has
created
the
miat
ken
Im
pression
that
the
army
la
not
in
need
of
men.
The
encouragement
of
sport
in
the
late
years
in
the
army
i
hftA
nrtvtllrri
an
fin
n
tAtxrlarrl
rf
Suct
Present
Oeheratlon;
Itorn
j
fltl4eM
tnat
rnlKii
anny
x-I)urng
(.real
Uar
Ad-
upon
leaving
the
color.,
are
versely
Affected
!
sought
by
uniformed
civil.
I
forces
such
as
police
and
fire
brl-LONDON.
March
17:
Rattier
gades.
curiously,
aven
a
prolonged
spell
of
Tbe
regular
army
at
the
begin
-lndusttlal
depression
does
not
In-1
ning
of
tbe
financial
year
was
10.-crease
the
popularity
of
recruiting
'
008
below
MtabUshment.
If
the
de-for
the
army.
More
recruits
are
sired
9.500
recruits
are
forthcoming
wanted
at
the
present
time,
but!
i
In
the
present
quarter.-
the
year's
total
will
be
30.000
recruits,
and
the
army's
shortage
will
have
been
reduced
by
about
2jOOO.
t
...
...
The,
Dally
News
can
be
pur
I-
chased'
at
succeed
Lord
Milne
as
chief
of
the,
.
post
Office
News
8tand(-325.e
Imperial-
General
Stair,
says
while
the
army
is
short
of
men
it
is
unwilling
to
lower
the
present
standard
of
physical
requirement.
More
than
fifty
pwcent
of
the
men
who
offer
for
enlstment
are
rejected.
Oranvllle
8t
Vancouver
many
of
them
by
reason
of
bad
earsi
t.ers,
B.C.
or
teeth.
It
is
possible
thnt
the
gen-
j
era
Hon
which
was
born
during
the
I
Karl
Anderson,
Prince
4
'Oeorge
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace
B.C
General
-Btore.
Any
ox.
.
8mjthers
Drug
Store
Smltlu
e
f
The
days
ot
the
big
a-.hleelc
club
There
is
activity
at
Surf
Point
mine,
the
Skidegate
Siinrise4catchcr:
smart,
cod
headed,
raw
mine
is
operating
steadily
and
there
are
signs
of
improve
ment
in
connection
with
interior
mining
operations.
This
j
n,tter
hears
Out
what
this
paper
has
said
several
times
and
to
which
exception
has
been
taken
by
the
uninformed.
Mining
-i
is
coming
back
and
very
soon
we
shall
find
this
wholodis-
,
rict
actively
digging
into
the
earth
for
gold
and
other
min-i
erals,
"
!
TIIEJONBSRUDC.ET.
TheDailyjNmvs-wfcg
glad
to
be
able
to
give
the
people
of
Prince-Rupert
a
brief
summary
of
the
Jones
budget
yesterday,
the
only
one
published
in
Prince
Rupert.
Today
we
are
continuing
this
by
giving
much
more
of
the
detail.
To
many
this
will
prove
a
very
interesting
document
in
that
it
shows
where
the
people's
money
goes
and
the
difficulties
which
confront
administrators,
no
matter
ofj
what
political
faith.
We
suggest
that
any
who
are
interested
m
politics
or.
economics-read
this
budget
speech
FERRY
TO
KKTOHlKiN
It
is
evident
that
the
scheme
for
a
ferry
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Ketchikan
is
nearer
than
anticipated.
Years
ago
this
scheme
was
mooted.
It
was
advocated
Jby
.
KetchK
kan
people
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
'hold
the
Rolibut
business
at
that
port.
Now
the
ferry
is
proposed
again
but
the
object
is
not
quite
the
same.
Ketchikan
needs
an
outlet
to'
rail
head
and
Prince
Rupert
is
the-natural
point
of
contact,
The
two-
ports
are
only
80
miles
apart
and
there
is
no
ooLreason
why
there
should
not
be
much
clo?er
trade
relations
between
them.
We
have
everything
to
gain
by
tiarjfng
with
Alaska
and
they
httve
everything
to
j?un
by
making
use
of
this
outlet.
If
we
can
get
together,
by
all
means
let
us
do
so.
borhood..
aiul
induatrtal
athletic
9.15,.
inot-
elubs.
The
days
were
over.
of
the
big
clubs
One
of
the
prominent
sport
writers
In
the
United-
States
makes;
a
selection
of
the
"best
ever"
ball
players
in-
Major
League
baseball
Walter:
Jormsotv-ttev
greatest
pitcher.
H4'tf
uc1c;aaote
batten
than
any;
otrfcr-
boxmaa
the
diamond
hasverifenowlfc
Tv
CobbhVarertett
MUer,
Hrl
led
the,
Amertean
Loagae
a
doeen-'
times
In
ft
spaftf
tMkteen
seasons:
Dabe
Retb-the
greatest
tone:
distance
hHterand
biggest
fate
attraction.
Hans
Ufegner-th
greatest
in
fielder.
Trta
Speaker
the.
greatest
outfielder.
John
J)
MeOraw
the
greatest
manager.
Hal
Chase
the
greatest
treat
to
watch
In
act
tare
Roger
Breenehan
the
greatest
swell
backstop
and
a
murderous
WH1FFLETS
1
From
the
Waterfront
Booth
Fisheries
fought
halibut
this
week
for
the
Orst
time
this
season.
They
went
off
the
market
the
middle
of
October
of
last
year
and
"evinced
no
sign-
of
activity
tints'
Monday.
Then
they
bought
and
shipped
a
carload.
There
seems
to
be
a
difference
of
opinion
in
regard
to
the
new
regulation
providing
for
the
marketing
ot
salmon
as
quickly
as
possible
after'
being
caught.
At
Victoria
the
dry
planned
to
protest
when
J.
L
Bvekwltb,
a
canneryman.
strongly
elTimpioned
the
regulation
and
de
clared
it
was
designed
to
improve
Mm
standard
of
quality
of
Carta-j
dfcm
fish
In
the
British
market
j
wfeere
ft
has
suffered
considerably
through
the
market
of
poor
quality
product.
The
Pacific
Salvage
tug
Red
Boy
has
gone
to
Vancouver
to
get
a
300
horsepower
Vivien
deiael
engine
installed.
She
is
helping
the
8alvaae
Princess
tow
Jollyinore's
logging
outfit
to
OrenviUe
Channel
and
a
scow
to
VnncOtiver
to
feteh
lumber
for
the
Cold
Storage
Company's
dock
repair
job.
Captain
Oreen
Is
in
charge.
Steamship.
Sailings-
for
Vhenuet-
I
'
Tuesday
Oatata
1:30
p.m
TrHirs,
ss
Prtnee
Rupert,
10
p.m
Thursday,
ss.
Wntute.
midrtlrt
Friday
ss.
Prln
Adelaide
10
p.n,
From
Va
ncou
vet-Sunday
ss.
Catala
.
pxn
Wed.
ss.
Prince
Rupert
9:30
ajn
Thursday,
ss.
Venture
p.m.
Friday
ss.
PHn.
AdeWWe
..
pin
I
For
Stewart
sart
Anyox
1
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pjn.
Wed.
ss.
Prince
Rupert,
i
p.m
j
From
Stewart
snd
Anyox
.
Tuesday
ss
Catala
11-30
p.m
Thurs
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
8
pin
For-Naas
Klver
and
I'ort
Mmpon-
'
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m
From
Naas
RrVer'&'rort
Simpson-,
i
Tuesoay
ss.
Oatala
.1
1:30'
p.m
1
From
Ocean
Kail
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
0:30".
ain
Tnursany.
ss.
venture
fU
Frklay
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
..
pin,
For
Ocean
FaM-Tuesday
-ss.
ObtaUi.
ltijsjn
Thursday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pin,
Friday
a,
prm.
Adelaide
pin.)
from
.Sketna.
Klver
Frkla-s,
Venture
n.m
I,
Malls.'cloie
at
the
Post
Otfscel
hour
prior
to
all
departures.
THE
DAILY-NEWS
Thursday,
Ma
eh
1
'REStJl&AI
SPORT
CHAT
BADMINTON
in
truck
and
Held
competition--an
Semi-Vinal
Oames
Arranged
numbered.1
This
sUrUlng
statement
T,ltj
Evenr
ivas
made
by;
Avery
Brundage
who
iasrvms-
his.
fifth
term
as
JDrenl-
fdent
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
"Union
iiv-the-Unlted
States,
Th-wUhus.
iastlc
Chicago
sports
lover
maintained
that
the
growth
ot
the
spiked
shoe
sport
In
the:
United
States
wouldr
depend
In
the,
future
div
xhc
success
of
.
the
staairthetgrf
18-15.
17-15.
.
lor
1
ne-
ciy
oaaminionf
games
aaw
vanced
to
the
semifinal
stage
last
evening,
the-
bllowlhbelnM-Jthe
re
suits,
of
play,
winning
team
being
shown
flist:
On
SkffiuiCourtt
!
Wrgusen
aTKtrfButanlch',
15-7,'
Mrs.
Parlow
and
C.
J.
Norrington
vs.
Miss
F.
Cross
an&W.
Tobey,
18-14.
15-5.
Miss
N.
Lawrence
and
Ian
Murray
vs.
Ms.
O.
Lfttdtor
stwt
L.
Stamford.
Mtss
C.
Mitetfell
au
W.
Lamble
vs.
Mies
R
Or$es
and
W.
Tobey,
IS
17,
1M8.15.8J
17-1$.
N.
-AUtA
vs.
Mv
MtCMfery.
IM.i
11-10.
W.
Btyaa
and
W.LaasWe
vs.
!M
Bartlett
aseVW.
OernisK
M-15,
15-8J
1M-
Miss.
B-,
ThompHont
a
Re
XI-
MfwYvenneTefiesi
and
L.
Uargeekj
iSQlS4r.
R.
Motley
vs.
STkton,
15-10.
8
II.
15-8.
Sem-Hnsl'Ws
The
draw
for
the
semi-final
games
tonight
which'
will
be
played
on
the
Moose
Court
la
as
follows:
7
00
-
Miss
Elsie
OavU
vs.
Mrs.
J
H.
llorton.
7:J5Mias
C.
Mitchell
and
Mis
F.
Cross
vs
Miss
Yvonne
Terrien
and
Miss
M.
MacKay.
7:50-
Ronald
8:15-NormahJAaiWT;
Bryant
8:40
Misses
BUIe
and
Thelma
Davis
vs.
Man
B.
Thompson
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton.
;l
9:0ft
Ron
Allen
and
W.
Tobey
vs
M
McCaffery
ami
Rtftley.
9:
JO
Norman'Xllen
and
R
Tobey
vs
W.
Bryant
and
Lara
Ms
9
55-
Mies
VtacKay
va.
Mies
F.
Cross.
10:20-Mias
B.
Thritfapaoo-end
R.
A
Ilea
vs.
Mies
J.
Mo(iaU
and
Ner
man
Allen.
lOttft-NUas
C.
Mitchell
and
W.
Limbic
vs.
alias
N.
Lawrence
and
Iaa
Murray.
Mail
Schedule
IV
the
Rat
Monoays.
Wednedajw
ani
Fri
dayn
S
30
pjn
rrom
th
i:at
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Satn?
duv
to
15
pri
"NOW
CAN
EAT
ANY
KIND
OF
FOOD,.
AND
NO
CONSTIPATION"
Mr.
Durigan
Finds
Relief
in
KcHokk's
All-Bran
Hers
Is
his
entbvslsittc
letter!
"Am
70
yesrs
of
sge,
and
fr
49
f
ht
yesrs
thers
uvr
wst
a
week
bet
wtat
I
bad
to
tatt
IIt
or
some
kind
ef
esthartfe.
"I
twk
ererrtMng
kit
eslnW
only
temporary
relUf.
tnittlMsit
iprisg
my
daughUr,
who
is
a
jwtm
In
a
hospital,'
tru(bt
me
Kellogg's
Arx-DitA.t.
"At
the
end
t(
the
wetk,
I
Vnw
I
had
somMhing
tert
wSs
K,
and
I
kept
on
taking
It
I
havea't
takin
a
cathartic
since.
1
can
eat
mcaV
any
time,
as
often
si
I
like,
or
any
other
kind
of
food,
and
no
cefiitk
palion."
Mr.
L.
M.
Ourigan.
(Ad-irtt
f
urniahed
upon
rut.)
Laboratory
tets
show
Kelloee's
AluHsan
provides
"bulk"
to
ti-
ertiie
th
Inteatlnet,
and
vitamin
II
,
to'htlp
muscle
tone.
Also
iron
for
;
thebliud.
Ths
Ixilk"
In
AtL-BRAWle
rmich
I
lik
that
of
lettuce.
Iniidethe
bodr
;
it
forms
a
soft
num.
Gently,
It
,
clears
oat
the
Intestintl
Wattes.
How
much
aafcr
than
patent
i
medlelnes.
Two
tablrponf
uls
dally
are
ususlly
saffltwnt.
wOi.esch
meal
In
sertout
earn.
If
riot
re-'
llrnJ
this
way,
n
yevr
lter
Sld
la
thed
tJ$rn'pVtk.
age
,At
all.
grocers
Mails
Ly
Kl-loKg
in
London,
Ontario.
BaskettiaiL
Buz
i
The
Orotto.bM
not
yet
cinoitcdj
the
Senior
Ltajuc
but
are
otu'j
ganw
ahead
with
ne
moft
ganiPi
wlth-Wthi
C.H
on
Fridays
rrighs.
t
If
the
Orotto
wins
this
niatzh
thc
;
wtff
capture
the
second
half
honors
but
U
.
Jey.
lose
they
will
buj
tlec
and
It
will
be.
necessary
V
play
aflpthcr
game
bcfAe
tec
MMcOtefferyvana'H.
Moxley.
vs
cfcampJoifc
of
theseeond
hslf
can
af
1
11
.X-iUriWVt
1
wi
.
S
i
.1
.
1
-
be
decided.
OA
Friday
nl?ht
the
champlon-hlpi
playoffs
for
the
JunUhr
league
will!
start.
The
ehawwtensht
utnes
will
be
a
series
ofHwogame
he
total
number
of
point
decld-
I
lng
the
vfetor.
The
8outj-an4-trw
N.
AUen
and
R
Tobey
vs.
J.
IU
Meteor
will
be-
staekeeM
lexftter
lorton
an
P.M.
Davis.
15-4.
17-16)
In
thefc.
first
game
on
Friday
nlglrt
The
OtN
RiA
beVefeoU
team
.
of
Miai
Meffa
and
NMUen
vs.
Mm.
iVencouver
have
sent
up
word
that
O.
J.
NMtatea
smd
a
BartleU.
they
will
be
here
on
March
32
iJ-ll.
15-9
'
J
This
wlli
be.
the
first
time
to
the
OnYKMYCDurt.
hlftory
of
PriMe
Rapert
tlAt
a
Retwlrf
Aftw
vs.
W
Ttbwt
U-W
Vaneouver
basketbM
Heern
wtfthave
15-7.
visited
the
north.
Wfc
BsyM.
vs.
R.Tttee,
15.1
The
C.
N.
R.
team
of
Vanoouver
went
through
the
Interemdlate
dl-vMon
last
year
without
adefa
and
tots
year
wer
e
put
In
theBen-
'or
B.
dtflsJoB,
wheeh
U
a
fast'
'rague
an1
corresponds
wjfe
our
'enior
league
here.
The
style
of
basketball
played
In
Vaneouver
Is
sUffeUy
dafftfrent
'rom
that
nlived
hflre:
and
H
wMl
be
Interesting
to
see
what
will
happen
when
thtv
met
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hall
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side
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and
brought
forth
much
com
ment
fram
the
ladies.
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guest
were
reeelved
by
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the
program-
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Mr
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wag
general
convener
for
the
afternoon
and
as-sirtrd
by
the
folldwtng:
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Mrs.
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J.
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Dody
and
Mrs.
S.
Hammond.
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Mrs.
J
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was
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hands
of
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Trains
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Wednesdays
.
days
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the
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the
and
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