flraa.Two
THS
DAILY
NEWS
STEVE
KING
NEXT
TO
ORMf.S
DRUG
STORK
Spring
Light
Suits
an
Coats
Call
and
Look
Over
ROYAL
YORK
Clothing
Samples
for
Spring,
Suit
(to
measure)
W.
n.
JOHNSTON.
Make
"Suit
(to
measure),
S22.50
to
fiood
Fit
Guaranteed
SPUING
LIGHT
COATS,
New
Iklted
Hacks,
up
from
i?Anin
mxiMicemv
d
$27.50
$30.00
$15.50
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Avenue
Phone
Green
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rKINCK
KDPEKT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
r.
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Manaflnj-Edltor
Edhor
and
Reporters
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
KB
Monday,
March
12,
1934
perience,
While
this
is
true,
they
continue
their
efforts
which
can
have
but
one
end..
Hrltn)n
set
the
pace
in
reducing
urmaments
but
could
not
induce
the
others
to
follow
so
has
been
forced
to
start
again
on
a
line
of
petjoh
that
must
prove
disastrous
to
the
jyjioie
woruu.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
MISSION
purjng
tills
week
masses
will
be
at
7
and
C
a.m.
and
evening
service
at
7:30.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
special
service
for
chijdj-en
at
3:45
pjn.
One
of
the
features
of
the
Mission
will
be
the
Question
Box
at
the
evening
service
The
Missionary
will
be
glad
to
answer
any
questions
concerning
Catholic
teaching
Non-Catholics
cordially
invited
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultm
Violet
Kj
Intra
Re4
Rays
Maaisce
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
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241
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Green
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Exchange
Block
The
AUCTIONEER
PacklngCratlnt
rapping
f.
General
Furniture
Repair
List
your
oodt
with
m
rbone
Black
HI
CEO.
J.
DAWES
I
Elks
SPORT1
LOCAL
HOOP
TEAMS
BOTH
WIN
WEEK-END
MATCHES
i
OVER
ANYOX
OPPONENTS
Canadian
National
Hecreation
Association
Turns
Tables
On
Anyox
Vandals
Rupert
Girls
Go
Ahead
on
;
Aggregate
Count
The
second
game
of
the
Northern
RritiSh
Columbia
so-'
nior
hoop
play-offs
went
to
the
Canadian
National
Re-1
creation
Association
cage
squad
Saturday
night
when
they
defeated
the
Smelter
Town
crew
56-21
before
a
capacity
house.
In
fact
the
"standing
room
only"
sign
was
hung
out
fifteen
minutes
before
the
games
started.
The
i
Hocal
elf
Is
again
won
21
to
7.
j
READY
FOR
PLAY-OFFS
game
at
last
Thursday
evening's
8
8339
Billiard
Averages
O.
Ttl.
Aye
I.Sutherland
(Em)
7
1389
199
C.
Baplie
CL
15
2934.
190
Roy
Forg
E)
2
386
193
D.
Brown
IGi
.15
2881
1S2
L,
Raabe
Em
4
7C6
192
P.
Prltchard
E.mi
15
23C2
191
CP.
Baiagno
(Elks)
15
2872
191
E.
Batt
IQi
14
2009
101
J.
Judge
CL)
9
1075
ljBC
F.
Aldfidge
(Em)
JO
1850
185
J.
May.
(O)
15
2757
184
W.
yyilHsproft
(Em)
13
2397
1B4
0,
P.
Tinker
(CD
12
2187
182
C.
Youngman
(CL)
10
1816
102
J,
Doherty
(Elks)
12
2151
179
1.
Bulger
(Elks)
1,9
2301
177
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
14
2475
177
A.
Murray
(CD
...
H
2480
177
5.
J).
Macdonald
(O)
6
1002
177
0.
Howe
(O)
14
2447
175
M.
E.
Young
(Em)
15
2030
175
MM.
Lamb
(CD
.13
2279
175
0.
Morgan
(G)
14
2433
173
W.
E.
Hutson
(G)
.7
1209
173
W.
Ranee
(CD
1
172
172
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
8
1371
17J
A.
Donald
(Em)
15
2555
170
A.
Harvey
(CD
14
2300
169
E.
Morris
(Elks)
7
1182
169
M,
McLachlan
(Em)
9
1453
181
H.
Menzie
(Elks)
15
2359
157
S.
Jurrnain
(E)
1
157
157
A.
Beale
(CD
...
2
305
153
W.
Lambie
(Elkr)
r2
28.7
144
A.
Zadarnskl
(G)
1
138
138
rmm:wrjB!iiiaiiBm'az.ixKr.
c
or
Q
RC5ULK
Tne
local
train
crew,
making
var-'
lous
substitutions
during
the
first
halt,
found
a
combination
that
clicked
and
sank
Ornnby's
hope
of
winning
the
game.
This
comblna-l
tion,
which
consisted
of
Lambie.
j
Stiles
and
Santcrbane
on
the
for-'
Canadian
Legion
and
Grotto
to
ward
une
anrt
tne
Morrison
bro-i
Settle
Billiard
League
Honors
;
thers
in
the
back
court,
was
hard!
'
to
beat.
!
,
W.
E.
Willlscroft.
Empress,
defeated
Alex
Harvey,
Canadian
Le-filnn
nt.
the
upplr-rnri
hv
n
saore
of
The
fjrst
hall
was
played
carefully
with
the
visitors
on
the
small
end
of
a
12-1?
score.
In
tne
secona
Qll'y
Sant
200
ta
172
in'
the
final
deferred!
bane,
the
modest
student
from,
Oaai1
A..i.h
kl.
Ilt
i
Billiard
League
fixture
which
the
m.
Legion
won
by
an
aggregate
score
!'rar
ln
f,nior
company,
started
for
of
1092
to
998.
The
Legion,
having
itown'
takin&
Sonny
Stiles
along
as
won
the
second
half
of
the
season
'
Pny.
and,
when
the
final
eong
went
these
two
lads
had
21
honors,
will
meet
Orotto,
winners
nf
the
first
hnlf
nn
Tnesrf.iv
nnrl'
and
10
point
chalked
Up
Oil
til.
sheets
while
sank
nine
m:
Anyox
only
Thursday
evenings
of
this
week
,
M.w.x,w..t..Jw
home
and
home.games
for
the
sea-
We
do
not
agree
with
our
local
member
in
his
wholesale:
son's
title,
opposition
to
the
Canadian
Radio
Commission.
It
may!
a
swn
as
the
tean
champion-
oosMuiy
ue
iuo
expensive
in
us
oniciai
meinous
ana
mere
r
K
"-
u
1:
i-
re
will
start
in
the
individual
cltv
may
oe
in
connection
wun
its
conduct
oi
aitairs
some
championships,
ciiuiuuioxiMuus,
both
ooin
senior
senior
and
ana
in-
things
ji
of
r
which
i
i
we
are
not
i
aware
i
here
i.
but,
on
the
.
whole,'
termediate.
Charlie
Baiagno
is
the1
in-.
tllilW
hfic
Yman
Ctlpll
Q
m
1
vl.'nt
imnfnl'bmnnf
in
fKrt
Pnnn
I
-
a
l-ij
t
-
v..vov.
"iit.il
Him
nn.
iitijji
j
ciiiciii.
in
mu
vujiti-
j
jjicji-jii.
;iuiui-i
ui
wie
sfiuor
cup
dian
broadcasting
since
it
has
had
charge
that
we
feel
it!wnlle
Jimmy
miiman
is
the
dc-
shouid
be
allowed
to
continue
as
a
permanent
organization
jfendlng
tampion
fn
the
interme-
sn
hipfr.
to
anv
fnrrpprivp
mpasnrpe
that
mnr
ha
iwmnwl
u
J
-
"
'-J
-
'
"
-
'""J
injuiim.
We
have
been
informed
that
plans
are
on
foot
to
improve
the
broadcasting
in
British
Columbia.,
This
should
be
done,
but
it
should
be
controlled
as
has
been
done
during
the
past
few
years.
It
should
be
remembered
that
the
cost
of
the
commission
is
borne
by
the
users
of
radio.
Thev
nav
the
bill
and
should
be
given
service
such
as
thev
have
been
arotto
Legion
W
LL
1
i
.i
ll
i
Ml
t
5
.
i
getting
put
who
improvements
mat
win
mane
it
as
vaiu-1
Empress
able
in
this
province
as
m
others,
ARMAMENTS
RACE
While
individuals
of
the
various
nations
today
consider
themselves
civilized
no
one
can
claim
that
the
governments
have
yet
emerged
from
the
status
of
the
savage.
Their
ideals
seem
to
be
the
same
as
those
which
influenced
the
men
and
women
of
the
stone
age;
Most
of
the
nations
of
the
world
are
preparing
for
war,
yet
they
all
know
that
war
is
a
horrible
tiling
to
contemplate
much
more
to
ex
The
team
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season,
with
three
games
from
last
Tuesday
evening's
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Elks
still
to
be
played,
is
as
fojlows:
G.
Ttl..
,
Ave.
0
9932
1104
8
8C93
1087
.9
9700
1078
iu
mane
me
score
il
as
against
30
for
the-locals
The
conflict
will
be
continued
at
measure
ot
their
Anyox
visitors
by
a
score'
6f
217,
winning
the
four-
game
series
by
60.
to
47.
Rupert
girls
won
both
games
here
while
Anyox
won
both
their
games
on
their
home
floor
by
small
margins.
The
local
grjrtlr
agaii)
led
by
LU
Lowe,
were
ahead
from,
tho
start-The
visitors
were
again
hampered
by
the
low.
celling
even
with
free
throws,
converting
but
three
out
of
14
while
the
Rupert
team
made
three
out
of
their
four
shots
count.
Mildred
Dresser
and
Mrs.
Philips
tn,,j
played
well
for
the
Smelter
girls.
Anyox
(7)
K.
Eve
L.
L.
Dresser,
Mrs,
Philips,
M.
Dresser
3).
T.
1ordon
J.
Plnchney.
P.
Louden
'3).
l.
Salmon.
Prince
Rupert
(21)
L.
Lowe
(9).
Sue
Boddie
lit.
E.
Smith
(4).
Ir
ylne
(4).
Slecn,
Blaine
(1),
Stone
(2).
Men's
Storing
Anyox
Vandals
(21)
T.
Caldcr-
-me
(2),
F.
Calderone
(JO),
FrFnl-
:6ner,
E.
Woodman,
Steele
(2),
B
Glllls
(3).
Swanson
(2),
DocUworth
2).
Currle.
Rupert
C.
N.
R.
A.
(50)
Johnson
(2),
Santcrbane
(21).
Stiles
'10)
amble
il,0).
Smith
(3).
D.
Morrl-
son
(6),
C
Smith,
J.
Morrison,
Wingham.
Anyox
Hoop
Teams
Home
Last
Night
Basketball
Party
of
Twenty-Five
Persons
Sails
by
Catala
on
Return
to
Smelter
Town
The
Anyox
basketball
party
con
sisting
of
fourteen
men
and
eleven
ladies,
which'spent
the
latter
part
of
last
week
In
Prince
Ruuert
to
play
a
scries
of
championship
games
with
the
locals,
sailed
by
the
Catala
last
evening
on
its
return
to
(.he
smejter
town.
The
visitors
were
unanimous
in
declaring
that
the
visit
here
had
been
a
most
enjoyable
one
and
all
were
appreciative
of
the
hospitality
and
courtesy
which
had
been
extended
them
while
ln
the
city.
Many
local
riends
were
at
the
wharf
as
the
steamer
pulled
out
to
farewell
them.
The
Anyox
boys
staged
a
novelty
onterUlnment
M
the
boat
pulled
out,
donning
pajamas
and
bowler
haU
for
the
occasion
and
engaging
:
In
all
sorts
of
stunU.
Yesterday
afternoon
the
visitors
were
taken
out
in
cars
for
sightseeing
tours.
On
Saturday
afternoon
Mrs.
Jack
Woods
(Annette
Stone)
vas
a
tea
hostess
In
honor
of
the
visiting
glrl
at
her
store.
Save
Poker
Hands
to
get
Better
Cigarette
Papers
FREE
E?eryboiif
tjcreei
liul
Vonue'ind'Unntetlcr"
are
the
bcu
ppcn-you
can
net
)
Urge
hooki
of
either
brand
free
for
only
tit
complete
tet
i(
Poker
Kindt,
from
your
nearest
I'okerllanJ
Pre
mium
Store
or
by
mail
from
P.O.
Hoi
13N0,
Montreal,
P.Q.
SMOKER
IS
ENJOYABLE
Anyox
on
March
23
and
24.
.
Ladies'.
fiame
Jolly
Affair
Held
Saturday
Evening
The
Rupert
girls
again
took
thci
By
Fish
Packer
Union
in
A
very
enjoyable
smoker
waa
held
by
the
Fish
Packers'
Union
at
the
Euglcs'
Hall
Saturday
night.
The
evening's
proceedings
Included
an
interesting
talk
on
Unionism
by
S.
D.
Macdonald,
president
of
the
Princo
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
card
tricks
by
Capt.
Fo-
garty,
songs
by
Louis
Leroux.
reci
tations
by
Joe
Davidson,
dancing
by
Billy
Hunter,
and
one
man
band
selections
by
Joe
Slaggard.
Re
freshments
were
served.
Jock
Watson
presided
and
Robert
Murray
was
chairman
of
the
com
mittee
in
charge.
WALES
KEATS
IRELAND
IN.
UL'GGEIt
SATURDAY
SWANSEA,
Walea.
March
12:
(CP-
Wules
defeated
Ireland
13
to
nil
in
an
international
rugger
match
on
Saturday.
City
championship
fjimja
will
be
played
follows:
7
p.m.
Ladles'
singles
badminton
tonlttnt
ft
C.
Mitchell
vs.
Miss
B.
Thompson.
.
7:30
Mixed
doubles.
"B."
Mtw
M.
McKay
and
T
Bustanlch
vs.
Miss
Y.
Tcrrlen
and
L.
Murdock.
8:00
Men's
singles'
"A,.
W.
To-by
vs.
J.
Norrinqton.
8:30
Ladies'
double.
"A.!
Mry
Morton
and
Miss
M.
McKay
vs.
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Miss
F.
Cross.
i
9;00-Mcn'
single.
"B,"
L.
Mur-I
dock
vs.
W.
Murray.
9:30
Men's
doubles.
"A,"
Oi
Mttchejl
and
J.
Horton
vs.
W,
Cross,
,
and
W.
Bryant.
;
10:00
Men's
doubles,
n.M
P.
Mcintosh
and
P.
Peterson
vs.
Wj
Murray
and
T.
Dumnlch.
10:3O-Mixed
doubles,
"A,"
Mri.
Ho;U)n
and
W.
Bryant
vs,
MLv
B.
Tliompson
and
V
Tobey.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Nwi
Monday
Mar
ft
j2
1M4
and
Poker
Hands,
too,
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
You
benefit
hi
three
ways
when
you.
smoke
Turret
Fine
Cut
your
money
buys
more
tobacco,
you
enjoy
greater
pleasure
from
the
milder,
cooler
cigarettes
you
roll
and
you
get
Poker
Hands,
too.
Tlie
Poker
1
lands
in
every
package
add
to
the
value.
For
them
you
can
obtain;
fret
gifts
worth
many
dollars.
Pay
less
and
get'
better
smokei
with
Turret
Fine
Cut.
Start
today!
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
CICAKKTTE
TOBACCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
Badminton
Finals
Tonight
For
City
Championships.
laM"!
Tk(
?
cl
Caa.
SEA
CADETS
STAGE
SHOOT
Port
Watch
Defeated
230
to
21S
Startxiird
1
Local
Sa
Cadets
held
a
sua
'
effmnetttiou
on
Rioturdiiy
fnt
'"if
PrhKe
Ruiiert
Sea
Cadet
Ml;
...it
-a
n",e
TroPny-
Prt
h
'
1
'
mi
A,
AIU.
,L.
the
...I.,.,.,.
winners
of
Ik.
the
K
15
r.
cup
by
p
Scores
were:
Port
Watrh
G.
O.
Dybhavn
C.P.O.
49
R.
Flktns
39
J.
Manson
U
J.
Landry
P.O.
J'
A.'Kergln
.
35
E.
Anslow
35
Total
Starburtl
Watch
C.
Berpcr
ll.
Monkley
3
'M.
SmIUi
.
St
(F.
WlUUcroft
V
T.
Grimble
33
M.
Phlllljisoii
32
Total
21
Chief
Petly
Officer
Dybluvn
mdc
a
fine
score
of
49
out
of
u
possible
50.
Join
the
Family
GOLD
RUSH
Sell
Your
Gold
to
a
Smelting
Company
Everybody
is
doing
it
now
The
present
lii!i
price
of
koIiI
malum
the
smallest
piece
valuable.
Our
representative
will
call
at
your
homo
personally
in
a
day
or
ho
and
will
he
lad
to
value
any
article
of
gold
such
as:
Jewellery,
Nuggets,
Gold
Dust,
Teeth,
Coin,
etc.
If
you
desire
to
sell
lie
will
pay
you
in
cash
without
delay.
Our
prices
of
course
are
always
tjic
holiest.
PACIFIC
GOLD
SMELTING
&
REFINING
CO.
Huyoi'8
of
Gold,
Platinum
and
Silver
Vancouver
mid
Victoria,
H.C.