OI
TWO
TUB
DAILT
NEWS
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
DAILY
EDITION
LIMITED
filtOUP
NO.
3
Women's
Shoes
A
varieo
?rou
of
styles
to
suit
all.
occ
isiom
Good
makes
but
chiefly
the
smaller
sizes.
Priced
at
$2.95
Phone
35
Bargain
Department
Specials
GROUP
NO.
1
Children's
Play
Boots.
Good
quality.
'Chums,"
"Hurlbut"
&
'Packard"
makes.
Sizes
up
to
11.
Price,
95c
GROUP
NO.
2
Women's
Black
Kid,
Satin;
anr
Patent
1-Strap
Shoes.
Just
th
thing
for
the
housd
Price,
$1.95
OROUL
N0i4
Here
we
have
grouped
some
ol
our
better
quality
shoes
for
quick
selling.
Here
you
will
ytut
value
consistent
with
styjc,
Values
to
$6.50.
Price,
$3.45
GROUP
NO.
Here
Is
your
opportunity
tit
secure
quality
shoes
at
a
remarkable
saving;
"Onyx,"
"Pcith."
and
other
good
makes.
Good
showing
in
the
strap
patterns
with
Cuban
or
Spanish
heels.
Values
$7.50.
Price
$3.!)5
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Monday,
March
5,
1934
SWEAT
SHOP
CONDITIONS
We
stroncly
advise
peonle
to
follow
as
closel
Saved
His
Crown
0
.Hl
Primo.
Camera,
world's:
heavyweight
champion,
who
won
decision
from
Tommy
Louunraii.
BADMINTON
Basketball
At
IS
OPENING
Annual
City
Tournament
To
Oft
Under
Way
This
Evening
1.40
.25
The
annual,
city
badminton
tour-
02.
nament
will
Local,
basketball
fans
will
get
another
evening's
good
hoop
enter-
,,
tVe
now
have
on
one
hand
bankers
and
others
of
a
con.
dual,
attraction
win
be
a
special
iauve
train
oi
inougnt
encouraging
people
to
spent!
iBame
betwefn
a
vlslunB
orl
and
Sir
Henry
Dravton
and
a
few
of
the
out
of
date-try;?
Bs,lnt6n
Uam
and
a
(ulntet
se,ec-
inytn
(iTifnnraffo
nonnlb
tn
nnf
,1nit.
nA
i
ted
from
among
local
Seniors
and
already
OVer-glUtted
labor
market.
interest.
Prince'
Rupert
will
be
re
rVe
miglU
remintl
bll'
Heni'V
that
in
Canada
the
cost
nf
iDresented
by
the
Intermediate
living
is
going
up
rapidly.
In.
the
United
States
employers
are
being
forced
to
pay
higher
wages
and
salaries
to
meet"
the
increases.
People
are
being
encouraged
to
spend
in
order
that
all'
may
benefit.
The
period
of
cutting,
down
is.
nearing
an
end
and
the
men
who
have
been
cut
are
becoming
articulate
and
are
demanding
the
ritrht
to
live
deeentlv.
Merchants
strengthened
by
Johnny
Morrison
and
Oscar
Wlngham.
in
addition,
the
High
School
and
Warriors
will
meet
ln
the
second
session
of
the'
intermediate
League
play-off
for
season's
hon
ors,
total
points
on
the
two
games
nnh.
:
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i...
i
i,
n
,
...
tn
AIAo
Tn
tho
first
nnmn
larf
iiuiu
j
unty
or
iood
m
tno
country
ant
p
enty
of
r:
"
,
Br
r
.
i.Vl
.
,
J
.
'
J
.7.
ThnrKrlnv
H
uh
Rohnol
heat
tho
clothes
and1
there
is
no
good
reason
why
any
who
are
will
ing
r.o
womsnouid
sutler
trom
want.
Sir
Henry
Drayton
and
his
ilk
refuse
to
recognize
the
rapidly
changing'conditions
but
think
they
can.
bring
back
prosperity
by
reverting
to
the
age-old.
custom
of
allowing
the
strong
to
prey
upon
the
weak.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens.
minister
of
trule
and
commerce,
has
a
different
viewpoint.
He
is
trying
to
secure
a
measure
of
justice
for
the
people,
of
the
sweatshops
who
are
the
victims
of
the
Drayton
type
of
policy.
Frank
Nealon
arrived
in
the
city.
The
provincial
police
boat
P-AI.
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
L.
8
left
early,
yesterday
afternoon.
Vancouver,
to
relieve
Russell
M.
for
Ooat
Harbor,
near
Butedals.
Smith,
local
agent
for
the
Union
where-
a
logger,
is
reported:
to
have
oieamnip.
cp..
wno,
accompanied
become
dementedi
The
vessel
is
by
Mrs.
Bmlth,
will
sail
tomor-
due
back.
th!
afternoon
with,
ths
row
anernoon.
on
the
Catala
for.
a
man,
who.
will
be
placed-
under,
ob-vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
servatlon.
here.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciated
Waniors
23
to
18
and,
needless
to
say,
the
latter
are
out
to
pull
the
fat
out
of
the
fire
tonight.
Trojans
and
Boy
Scouts
will
continue
their
Junior
League
play-off
argument
in.
which
the
latter
have
the
seem
ingly
almost
Impossible
task
of
overcoming
the
41
to
11
lead
as
a
result
of
the
first
game.
Stranger
things,
of
course,
have
happened.
Much
Interest
Is
being
ln
the
basketball
series
to
be
staged
here
on,
Friday
and
Satur
day,
evenings
of
this
week
between
visiting,
Senior
and.
Ladies'
all-star
team
from-
Anyox
and
the
locals.
The
Anyox
men
will:
be
pitted
against
tho
Canadian,
National
Re
creation
Association,
champions
of
the-local
Senior
League,
for
North
em
British
Columbia,
championship
honors,
while
the
girls
from
the
smelter
town
will
play
a
return
ser
les
with
the
same
all-star
aggro
I
with
being
played
evening
games
Rertegade8.
The
play
at
the
ine
C-N.R-A;
courts
vou'"
as
"
follows
Newsies
Defeated.
Reneeades
and,
IJooth
Won,
Over
Catholics.
Was
fast
and
furious
throughout
p.m.
Murray
unu
uuosuiin-n
o
The
game
began
with
the
Rene
and,
Murray;
Cross-and
Norrlngton
gades
tak,ng
the
,ead
but
the
7J0
Bartlett
and
Cornish
vs.
and
Thompson.
8.30
W.
Bryant
vs.
J.
Horton;
Laldler
and
Dougherty
vs.
Greggor
sible
the
revelations
of
sweat
shop,
conditions
in,
the
east;,
9
p.m.-Moatt
and
Lambie
vs.i
These
are
the
conditions
local
people-
are-
encouraging
Norrlngton
and
Lawrence;
Murray
when
they
send
to
mail
order-houses
for
their-goods.
It
has
nd
Bussanlch
vs-
Lyons
ant
already
been
shown
that
as
low
as
two
and
three
dollars
o'
Mitchell
and
cross
vs.
Da-a
week
has
been
paid
to
girls
in
the
needle
trades.
vies
and
Davtes;
w.
Murray
vs.
j:
Lindsay.
VERY
MUCH
OUT
OF
DATE
liLpw
Douglas""
UcDol
!
aid
Terrier
and
Murcock.
JudtrilHT
from
Sir
Hpnrvs
Drnvtnn'a
nanohn
nml
inf
at!1
10.30
p.m.
W.
Cross
vs.
Russell.
views
with
the
press
we
venture
to
state
that
he
is
verjH
much
out
of
date.
It
is
men
like
he
that
bring
about
revK
lutions.
It
is
useless
for
us
to
look
baclrand
think
what
our
fathers
did
or
our
grandfathers.
They
did
not
live
in
a
highly
mechanized
age
such
as
the
present.
Also
they
did
not
live
in
an
age
when
the
workers
were
educated"
and
intelligent
and
refused
to
accept
evil
conditions
like
those
or
tne
past
lew
years
as
'.'an
act
of
God."
11
p.m-W.
Tobey
vs.
Mcintosh.
4.
sies
quickly
rallied
and
the'
first
half
ended
with
the
Newsies
at
the
8
and
Cross
vs.
Tobey
pjn.-Cross
m(..
u
cond
half
:,waty
of
SPORT
CHAT
a
repetition
the
first
and
the
Newsies
won
by
a
final
score
of
38-30.
Individual
scores
were:
News
38
Macphee
14(.
Vier-eck
18.
Edgar
4),
Miller
2.
Dyb-havn.
Renegades
30
Dominato
UO).
Montesano
M0,
Crorhp
U),
Derry,
Undscth.
Previous
to
'
this
game
Booth
School
defeated
the
Catholics
la
an
unexciting
game
by
a
score-of
30-4
Individual
scores:
p
Booth
School
30)
Husoy
12),
Krouse
HOi,
Carlyle
(6),
Eastman
(2.
Brown.
Catholics
4)
D.
Montesano
f4).
H.
Montesano.
Antonelll,
Bussanlch,
Roma.
Empress
Wins
In
Billiards
Club
Men
Win
Over
Elks
fly
Handy
Margin
Other
Fixture
Unfinished
Over
the
week-end
the
final
postponed
game
from
last
Tuesday
night's
Empress
-
Elks
Billiard
League
fixture
was
played,
W.
E.
Willlscroft.
Empress,
defeating
El-lis
Morris,
Elks,
200
to
181
to
give
the
club
men
an
aggregate
victory
of
1168
to
1049,
brlnglng
them
closer
on
the
heels
of
the
Canadian
Legion
for
second
half
honors.
In
the
fifth
game
of
Thursday
night's
fixture
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Grotto,
Alex
Murray.
Legion,
won
200
to
la4
over
Don
Brown,
Orotto.
With
one
game
of
Alex
Harvey.
Legion,
vs.
John
May.
orotto,
still
outstanding,
the
aggregate
score
to
date
Is
985
to
911
ln
favor
of
the
Orotto.
The
league
standing
to
date
L?
as
follows:
,
0.
Ttl.
Avet
Legion
7
7738
1105
Empress
r
8
8702
1088
Orotto
7
75O8
1073
WKS
8
8339
1042
gatlon
which
visited
Anyox
recent
ly
and
lost
two
games.
The
visitors
will
arrive
ln
town
from
the
north
on
the
Prnce
Rupert
Thursday;
evening
and
will
sail
by
the
Catala
Sunday
night
on
their
return
home.
The
series
will
bring
basketball
ac
tivities
of
the
season
ln
Prince
Ru-
pert
to
a
flttinj
conclusion,
New
Remington
Portable
Typewriters
New
Royal'
PSrtable
Typewriters
DATES
SET
FOR
CASES
Appeals
A(aint
Civic
AwevMiimU
Ttt.
IU
Heard
.March
13
March
13
was
set
by
Judtje
W
T.
Fisher
in
County
Court
this
morning
as
the
date
for
the-
hearlnu
of
appeals
of
W.
J,
Turner.
Rotters
Investment
Co..
Joseph.
Oaron.
It
K.
Moore.
A.
R,
Markle;
E.
Rj
Emmer
son
and
Ji
U.
Hyde-.
E
Hyde
and
A.
J;
Rosslow,
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
Ro
bert
Ross;
C.
H.
Orme.
Yorkshire
Canndlan
Co,
N.
M;
McLean.
Intercontinental.
Petroleum.
Landing
St
Trading
Co..
and
L);
Zarelli
against
their
civic
assessments
for
the
year.
J.
T.
Harvey
acted
as
counsel
for
the
appellants
whle
E.
F.
Jones
appeared;
for
the
City
of
Prince
Ru.
pert
,
The
court
was
in
regular
monthly
session
today,
another
new
case
be
ing
that
In
which
H.
W.
Johnson
Is
suing
the
Corporation
of
the
City
or
rrnce
ituperi
ion
damages
in
the
sum.
of.
$51.45,
the
cas
being
tt
1
-(
.
i
,
1.
,a
n
r
.
DOOtll
uCllOOl
Lennan
ftctlng
as
counsel
for
the
piamwji.
aim
a.
c.
Junes-
lor
uic
city;
An,
appeal
of,
the
crowa
against
a
dismissal,
of
a
case
against
W.
11.
Malkln.
Co.
Ltd:
under
the
flame
Another
exciting
basketball
game
Act
ln
clty
court
Magls.
ntflirpH
In
th
TVwith
Rrhnnl
I.
...m
.
.
ept
under
wav
this
.
.
.
.
.
'.
I.
inuc
niomaj
aicuyraont
was
set
"
-
snea
on
Saturday
Deiweenme
new-
fnp
hMrinnn
Mnmh
.m
n
t.
vip
cio
firntriA
wftnoiri
not
-inn
ninvi
Lennan
is
acUng
as
counsel
for
th
crown.
Other
cases
on
the
March
list
are
as
follows:
Canadian
Lumber
Yards
Ltd.
vs.
II.
R.
Frost.
$99.78.
R.
L.
McLennan.
for
plaintiff.
Patmore
St
Fulton
for
defendants,
stands
B.
Brynlldsen
St
Sons
Ltd.
vs.
Dick
Snow
(JIC2.90).
Timothy
Snow
$46.C0I,
William
Talllo
$20T.40l
and
Harry
Schooner
$2C95.
Pat-
more
St
Fulton
for
plaintiff.
Williams.
Marison.
Brown
and
Harvey
for
defendants,
stands.
Two
naturalization,
applications
Were
heard.
OF
BRIDGE
Erfltor.
n.iilv
Npuh
Monday.
Mar
5,
Jt,4
$45
and
$60
$45
and1
$60
On
Display
In
Our
I)oiutairs
Store
Rose,
Cowan
&:
Latta
Limited
Htsiirn
nUieK,
Thlril:
Stree
1
I'lioin
?;i
A
CLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
mlb
"SILENT
GLOW"
Tike
a
good
look
at
these
two
picture
the
stove
is
the
same
la
both,
but
what
a
difference
in
cleanliness
aod
coneniencel
Which
is
the
happier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
liurncr
in
stalled
In
vour
present
range,
beaitf
or
furnace
saves
labour
and
is
positively
clean,
silent.
If
ST
II
llllllltlllllllll'vlllllll
I
LENT
ULO
k
mamk
ma
in
cam.
Aka
u.
rl
Oil
Burner
UP
Msim
Slim
P7fW
Hnttrtt
hmn,
ts-n
ttc
,
-J
Stint
SMITH
&
MALLET
I'lumlilnc
and
Heating
257
Third
Ave.
The
Letter
Box
(JET
Ki:l)V
Kill
WOKK
i
ft
ce
from
smoke,
soot
and
oJon
It
gives
a
tleaJj,
tx
tn
whkh
you
can
adjutt
or
regulate
bj
the
turn
of
a
valve.
No
labour,
no
watching
and
abioluttlt
safe.
Burns
cheap
fuel
oil.
Eui
burner
is
guaranteed
in
writing
for
fie
tears.
See
the
SiUu
Glowbcforeyoubuy
.
4
IT
LIGHTS
QUICKER
GIVES
MORE
HEATHI
TINS
LESS
OIL
AND
MORE
AIR
PER
UNIT
OF
HEAT
GENERAT1D,
542
Phone
lit
MINING
TO
BE
ACTIVE
Now
tliat
spring
approache
it
tfal
llrvlval,
r.tnrcted
ThiSfw
timely
to
bring
forward,
a
matter
1
-Wand
and
Portland
deserving
of
consideration.
Detpite
Canal
limy
the
marked
Improvement
In
em-1
ployment
evidenced
since
last
ir.
there
remains
a
large
number
of
ProspccUrig
activity
Is
brrnmiM
local
unemployed
who
cannot
ex-
even
more
intensive
on
the
Qn
pect
to
secure
gainful
work
for
poa-
Charlotte-
Islands,
according
1
'
Oroltu
Had
Lead
In
Team
Serine-
slbly
several
months
to
come.
word
rived
in
the
cltvjnd
(Julick
Wa
Leading
Individual.
As
many
of
these
men
have
ben
.
numMr
01
new
g0,a
rf
,u
n,ld,
t
,in.
I'olt-etter
Idle
for
such
a
long
time
that
they
.
appear
to
have
lost
the
habit
of
Prtcd
t0
ve
fn
m,ldP
f'7!l
Dvelonment
of
several
very
tary
of
the
ITlnce
Rupert
Bridge
1
wheUicr
they
are
fitted
for
manual
mU,n
,0WnB
properties
"
League
following
the.
recent
close
,
labor
at
wages
If
It
were
secured.
of
league
play
for
the
season
show
Would
It
not
be
to
their
benefit,
as
the
Orotto
to
have
led
ln
team
well
as
the
city's.
If
they
were
to
put
scoring
with
an
aggregate
of
74,335
In
a
few
weeks,
nr
months,
on
some
points
of
which
34,254
were
plied
of
the
many
deserving
nro'ecU
tip
ln.
the
first
half
and
40,081
in
that
have
been
outlined
by
the
the
second.
Swift's
was
second'
with
I
Chamber
of
Commorce?
Tho
un-a
total
of
72,857
points
for
the
en-
employed
so
engaged
would
bo
glv-tlre
season,
38,698,
in
the-
first
half
lng
some
return
for
their
relief
re-
and
34,159
In
the
second.
Cold
Stor-1
celved
but,
more
Important
still.
age
made.
36,479
points
in
the
first
half
and
32826
in.
the
second
to
come
third
in
the
aggregate
with
69,305
points.
Bringing
up
the
rear
with
60,805
points
in
all,
Oddfellows,
made
29,402
point?
lathe
first
half
and
31,403
In
the
second.
Swift's
won
the
first
half
and
Orot
to
the
second,
the
play-off
last
Friday
night
giving
the
championship
to
the
meat
packers.
Scores
of
Individual
players
for
the
season
were
as
follows:
Oullck
(Swift)
27,010
Richardson
(Cold
Storage)
,24,922
Oordon
(Orotto)
24,798
Anderson
8wlft)
24,645
McDohald
(Cold
Storage)
24,243
Johnstone
(Swift)
24,015
McLeod
(Swift)
23,481
McLean
(I.O.O.F.)
23,394
Judge
(Orotto)
23,022
Menzlo
(Swift).
22,723
Love
(I.O.O.F.)
19,229
Smith
(I.O.O.F
would
bo
that
Uiey
could
then
give
more,
satisfactory
work
when
the
opportunity
comes
for
them
to
enrol
under
the
work
and
wages
proqrom.
Trusting
that
this
suggestion
will
receive
the
attention
which
it
de-serves
I
remain,
TAXPAYIift.
ANSWLIi
TO
llASSO-llliUT
Edltor.
Dally
News:
With
your
permission
I
will
comment
on
V.
Basso-Bcrfs
letter
of
Wednesday
last.
Mr.
Basso-Dert
states
that,
on
March
25,
the
menu
bers
of
the
Corporatlves
will
be
called
upon
to
elect
their
representatives
to
the
Council
of
Cor-
poratlves
the
substitute
for
parliament
ln
the
Corporative
state
in
uaratlons
for
a
season
of
develop
ment
and
prospecUng
activity
the
Portland
Canal
district
whw
will
eclipse
In
volume
the
pat
'
eral
seasons.
Indeed,
8tcrt
pects
to
be
quite
a
busy
ilirf
spring
and
summer.
Operation
of
Ue
Surf
Put
min
on
Porchcr
Island
Is
goln
ah4"
with
excellent
result,
it
s'ld
AH
signs
points
to
ft
real
ralnW
revival
throughout
the
wliole
trlct
this
year
lncludljig
the
central
Interior.
an
unfair
advantage
over
oth"
According,
to
Mr.
Bas.so-Dertj
rallent
facts
of
the
Coipnrat'v
economy,
first.
Uie
respect
of
e
principle
of
private
property
completes
human
nature.
I
do
"
U)lnk
It
does
complete
any
but
u
grafty
which
I
would
call
the
inhuman
side
of
human
taiture
ana
always
creates
class
dLstluctlon
Second,
tho
respect
of
private
initiatives
Is
essential
to
social
pr"
gresji
We
know
that
Prince
Rupf"
has
value
as
n
seaport
IIow
far
tiii.
iiniri
nnrf.r
nrlvate
inl"'1'
tlve?
On
tho
oUier
hand,
unni'L
Which
all
Cmnlovers
nnrl
cmnlnimrl
i
1
.!t
of
are
renresenled
rirut
ronliv
nnu.l...,i.i.
nu-intauCO"5
lV.JSIihnrlv
h
a,,.
t'
...
..
1,1
hf
If'
Murray
(Cold
Btorane)
iao
ZZ,
7.'
!.w.
oiiwimuion
most
HKCiy
wvu
-
private
initiatives
and
,.i
Hale
(I.O.O.F.)
rnn,
the
initia
17,343
Krause
(Cold
Storage)
17,164.
lllI.MAItl)
SCHEDULE
March
6-
Elks
vs,
Orotto.
March.
Br-Empres
vs.
Legion,
tive
takers
themselves
(who
arc
ex
ploiting
and
making
profit
on
the
employees)
may
reasonably
have
cognized.
Finally.
It
wc
know
iw
"II
Ducc"
Mussolini
has
full
1'"
to
accept
or
reject
any
name
fcow
M.n
n.t
nt
.,,n,uioo
nronosed
any
common
Interests
on
tho
ceo-,
the
syndicates
and
even
to
cm"
iiuin.c
qursuon?
we
Know
that
i
those
not
on
the
list,
we
m-
-
tliroiigh
age-pkl
wants
as
Inhcrl-
dcrstand
he
Is
the
dictator
of
IW
tance,
etc
some
Individuals
have
.
n
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