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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
fKINCE
RUPERT
BRITIbU
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
$5.00
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
-
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Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
,
81
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Wednesday,
March
14,
1934
The
writer
of
the
article
suggests
that
in
the
depression
j
it
wtrs
the
monetary
system
which
gave
way
and
the
mone-i
tary
policy
of
Australia
will
constitute
a
precedent
for
other
countries
when
the
next
decline
in
pieces
com-!
AFTER
POLICE
DOGS
The
Victoria
City
Council
is
asking
for
special
powers
to
discriminate
between
various
breeds
of
dogs.
The
powers
are
particularly
designed
to
put
greater
restraint
upon
police
dogs
which
it
is
said
are
a
danger
to
human
life
and
limb
and
also
a
danger
to
other
dogs
of
less
predatory
type.
The
legislation
which
has
been
accepted
by
the
legislative
committee
of
the
Legislature
gives
the
city
power
to
prohibit
police
dogs
in
the
city
or
to
deal
with
them
in
any
other
way
that
may
be
desired
in
order
to
protect
citizens
and
less
ravage
breeds.
There
have
been
some
complaints
in
Prince
Rupert
of
police
dogs
interfering
with
pedestrians
but
as
a
rule
these
canines
are
as
well
behaved
as
their
neighbors.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
MISSION
During
this
week
masses
will
be
at
7
and
8
am.
and
evening
service
at
7:J0
Today
special
service
for
children
at
3:45
p.m.
'
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
i
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IWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
March
COMMUNITY
BILLIARDS
HALL
HERE
ARE
CLOSE
Piaject
Rein
Considered
Hy
(tyro
Club
Committer,
No
Definite
Action
Being
Taken
JL.
.V.
llrocklesby,
bait-Mian
wf
the
tiub
activities
committee
of
the
(iyro
Club,
reported
to
that
organization
at
its
regular
montlily
business
luncheon
yesterday
that
the
committee
was
joins
into
the
project
for
the
establishment
in
Prince
Rupert
fa
community
hall
which
could
be
used
for
basketball
and
badminton
playing:
and
various
other
purposes.
The
general
Idea
was
that
such
a
hall
might
form
the
nucleus
of
a
gymnasium
project
which
lias
long:
been
the
ambition
of
local
service
organizations.
However,
there
was
much
information
yet
to
be
gathered
with
a
view
to
determining
the
feasibility
of
such
an
undertaking
and
Mr.
Ilrocklesby
hoped
to
have
a
more
complete
report
to
make
to
the
club
in
the
near
future.
T.
K.
LePage
and
II.
S.
Mea
dows
were
initiated
as
members
of
the
club
at
yesterday's
luncheon,
the
initiation
ceremony
being
impressively
conducted
by
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
llollingworth.
X.
L.
Freeman
and
C.
E.
Starr,
members
of
the
club
who
have
been
spending
the
winter
in
the
south,
were
welcomed
back
by
President
W.
II.
Tobey
who
was
in
the
chair.
Other
tlub
business
was
dis-
posed
of.
AUSTRALIA
DID
IT
'
In
view
of
the
proposal
of
the
British
Columbia
Govern-
A
TQ
FOR
ment
to
refund
the
entire
debt
at
a
lower
rate
of
interest,
vrl
1
O
I
VIY
it
may
be
pointed
out
that
in
Australia
the
internal
debt
VLIT
A
T
A
I
was
refunded
on
a
basis
which
reduced
the
interest
Till
1
AUv
Li.
charges
by
twenty-two
and
a
half
percent.
The
Australian
financial
troubles
commenced
earlier
Fkhin
000
G,v
contract
fo.
than
did
those
in
this-country.
Donald
Marvin
tells
about
T,,re
iSSuder"''
it
in
his
monthly
letter
written
for
the
Royal
Bank
of
Can-
'
ul
"
ada.
Prices
in
that
country
began
to
decline
in
1926.
The
The
recenUy
organized
Khtad:
public
debt
was
a
large
one,
the
interest
charges
on
which
Fishing
ciub
has
given
the
order
tc
were
about
28,000,000
pounds
sterling.
The
country
was
Alex
wyiie
of
seal
cove
for
the
unable
to
balance
its
budget
and
for
the
year
1930-1931
the
c0
truct,1"
f
tw
16;t0?
ki",
and
18-foot
,!.
.o
f.f
:n:
,.,,..
.v.j..,.,i
one
rowboat
which
will
,
,
,
V"
,
,UU""T
V
be
placed
on
Lake
Khtada
for
the
one
nunurea
minion
tionars.
inese
oencits
were
nnaneea
convenience
of
angling
members
of
by
means
of
treasury
bills,
which
were
discounted
by
the
the
club.
The
boats,
each
of
which
banks,
the
rate
being
six
percent
at
first
but
as
confidence
have
a
square
stern
for
out
was
restored
the
rate
fell
to
as
low
as
two
and
one-half
boatd
motors-
are
t0
readv
bv
lnext
montn
nercpnt
"
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,.
..
The
club
has
been
selling
shares
,
,
w
r
mi-
i
Last
year
the
deficit
dropped
to
four
million
pounds
af-
for
the
purpose
of
flnancing
its
un-ter
providing
for
the
sinking
fund
and
in
the
past
few
!
dertakings
and
these
are
being
months
business
has
improved
to
such
an
extent
that
theeadiiy
taken
up,
it
is
reported,
government
ha?
been
able
to
reduce
taxes
and
tariffs
nnd
!
even
refund
taxes
already
paid
to
the
amount
of
about
j
CoUfiarS
seven
seven
million
million
nminds.
pounds.
O
rin
Over
Trojans
in
Close
Basketball
Match
LOS
ANGELES,
March
14:
University
of
Washington
defeated
University
of
Southern
California
))y
a
score
of
S4
to
30
In
Faciflc
fCoast
conference
basketball
here
Monday
night.
It
was
a
closely
con-'estcd
and
thrilling
game.
Barrister
Speaks
AtTocH
Meeting
J.
T.
Harvey
was
an
Interesting
speaker
before
Toe
H
members
and
friends
at
a
well
attended
meeting
last
night
in
the
rooms
of
the
organization.
Mr.
Harvey's
subject
was
"Ancient
and
Modern
Law"
and,
In
the
course
of
his
discourse,
he
dealt
with
many
incidents,
facts
and
anomolles
In
the
English
and
Canadian
statutes.
P.
II.
Linzey,
president
of
Toe
11,
was
In
the
chair.
The
To:
II
organization
is
moving
its
headquarters
today
from
Fulton
Street
to
the
Stork
Block
on
Second
Avenue.
Exchange
Rates
at
New
York-Montreal
MONTREAL,
March
14:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$5.10
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market.
NEW
YORK,
March
14:
The
Brl-Ush
pound
sterling
is
quoted
at
$5.09
Va
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
while
the
Canadian
dollar
stands
at
$1
even.
Canadian
Legion
Takes
Lead
My
Scant
Margin
Over
drotto
In
Championship
Final
WlUi
a
large
turn-out
of
fans
In
attendance
and
much
interest
be
ing
evinced
In
the
play,
the
first
of
two
matches
In
the
final
of
the
city
team
billiard
championship
play
offs
was
played
last
evening.-
the
Canadian
Legion,
winners
of
the
second
half,
taking
a
scant
aggro
-sate
lead
of
1126
to
1114
over
Grot--o,
winners
of
the
first
half.
Each
if
the
six
games
was
keenly
con
tested,
either
side
winning
three
The
final
session
will,
take
place
;omorrow
night.
Individual
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Don
Brown,
Qrotto,
200;
Alex
Iurray,
Canadian
Legion,
102.
George
Howe
159,
Jack
Judge
200.
Earl
Batt
165,
Charlie
Baptie
200.1
John
May
200.
Alex
Harvey
159.
Bert
Morgan
200.
C.
L.
Youngmanl
175.
!
S.
D.
Macdonald
190.
M.
M.
Lamb'
!00.
Three
games
deferred
from
a
eague
fixture
of
last
Tuesday
be-!
ween
Elks
and
Grotto
have
not
yet
i
ieen
played.
Billiard
Averages
o.
r.
Sutherland
(Em)
7
C.
Baptie
CL
16
D.
Brown
G
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loy
Foog
El
2
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Raabe
iEm)
4
Prltchard
Em
15
7.P.
Balagno
.Elks)
15
BatO)
15
J.
Judge
(CLi
10
I.
May
iQi
.
16
F.
Aldrldge
(Em)
10
.V.
WJUlscrqft
Em
13
3.
P.
Tinker
(CD
12
Z.
Youngman
(CL
11
1.
Doherty
(Elks)
.12
3.
D.
Macdonald
Oi
7
V
Murray
(CD
15
I.
Bulger
lElks)
19
W.
Stuart
Elks
14
M.
M.
Lamb
CL
14
3.
Morgan
lOt
15
vt.
E.
Young
(Em
15
3.
Howe
G)
15
W.
E.
Hutson
(O)
..
7
W.
Ranee
(CD
1
I.
Saunders
(Elks)
8
V
Donald
Em
15
E.
Morris
(Elks)
......
7
A.
Harvey
(CD
15
M.
McLachlah
(Em)
9
H.
Menzie
(Elks)
.15
8.
Jurmaln
(E)
1
A.
Beale
(CD
2
W
Lamble
(Elks)
2
V
ZadaraskI
(O)
1
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SPORT
CHAT
The
Canadian
National
Kecrea-.ion
Association,
champion
team
of
he
Senior
Basketball
League
for
the
season
lust
ended,
has
accepted
the
challenge
of
the
1922-1930
Basketball
stars
for
a
game
to
be
played
In
aid
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
new
book
campaign
fund.
Negotiations
for
a
hall
In
which
to
play
the
game
are
proceeding
and
the
date
will
be
announced
later.
Arrangements
will
be
made
for
two
Intermediate
teams
to
put
on
a
game
the
same
night.
Hockey
Scores
New
York
Rangers
2,
New
York
Americans
1.
Ottawa
1.
Boston
2.
Chicago
2,
Montreal
0.
,
EDMONTON
MUCH
TOO
OQO!)
FOR
TRAIL
IN
JUNIOR
HOCKEY
PLAY
EDMONTON,
March
14:
ICP)
Edmonton
Athletic
Club
defeated
Trail,
B.C.,
by
a
score
of
12
to
nil
last
night
to
win
lnterprovinclal
Junior
hockey
honors
of
the
two
provinces
by
a
total
score
of
IB
to
nil
on
the
two-game
round.
t
3,000,000
CANADIANS
THAT'S
ut
Ufr
Insurance
ctiully
i
Savinp
lirM
in
tni-l
for
million
of
peoplr,
Soinp
which
will
enmire
comfort
apt
imlejicfiilftH-fMO
many
a
man
oml'wViiiian
when
earning
iUy
arc
rr
Saving;
which
will
conic
prnmptlr
to
Ue
aiil
of
a
grrat
iiiiiiiImt
f
wiihiw
ami
fatherlr
rhiMrrn
Sutlng
wh
rh
will
male
it
joi(o
for
many
-hjllrin
lu
he
nluratril
ami
trained
for
lui'inoon
Saving
which
will
protect
rnuntleM
Canadian
fumiliea
afcaimt
future
"hard
tim,'.
life
Inaiiranre
ha
Wn
faithful
In
Its
Guardian
of
One
f
a
Srl
t
Mnnii
British
Budget
Is
Coming
Soon
Chancellor
of
Exchequer
Expected
To
Report
Surplus
of
$150,000,000
LONDON,
March
14:-Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
will
shortly
be
presenting
his
budtrt
to
Parliament.
A
surplus
of
$150j000,000
Is
expected
for
the
fiscal
year.
Hon.
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes
Ninety-Three
Former
Member
ul
V.
8.
Supreme
Court
Bench
Still
Hale
and
Hearty
Despite
Age
UAOIIlMnTAM
llh
14.
-vll
ver
Wendell
Holmes,
formerly
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
United
States,
P
who
retired
from
the
bench
two
1
years
ago,
has
Just
celebrated
his
ninety-third
birthday.
He
Is
still
hale
and
hearty
and
In
excellent
health,
AdrertUe
in
int
Dally
Niwi
Doutnergue
Cabinet
tru4.
It
ha
epl
oholMtely
afe
the
avin?.
of
lhee
3,(KHMMK)
tiuiliant,
It
ha
met
rteryoMiKalioii
at
hm'
hundred
rent
on
the
dollar.
During
1033,
if
liuiiranre
Com
panic
in
Canada
juiJ
$r00NN)
a
day
In
olir
holder
anj
iMwfiriarir.
When
joii
placr
Your
aiii
in
Ufe
Iicurancr,
yoii
hate
an
ahwilnlrl)
f
iiMrMniriit.
Ainl
your
aiingt
will
Jo
etartly
what
jou
want
them
to
do
for
joii
and
)onr
family.
Think
it
over.
Theii
talk
it
oer
witL
a
lafe
lfiMirame
rrpreM-ntatitr.
A
Life
Insurance
Canadian
Howes
Firmly
Entrenched'
Troublous
France
Keenu
to
Have
Found
Satisfactory
MitiUtry
With
DoumrrfEU
I'ARIS,
March
14:
At
last
France
seems
to
have
a
ministry
which
Is
strongly
entrenched
In
the
confidence
of
the
Chamber
of
De-putiea.
if
not
the
people.
The
Dou-mergue
administration
has
been
given
nit
overwhelming
majority
of
403
to
130
on
Important
budget
The
Savings
of
More
Than
(4W
Sponsored
f
Mf
Inurnf
Cmfl
Tacoma
to
Have
New
Mayor
Soon
"
l'resent
Incumbent
ltl
l'rlmarlea
SmilhW
Shfal
FiiultKU
f
TACOMA,
March
H
-orf
Smlthley
and
Dr
Jo!"'
m
latter
a
dentist,
are
the
fW
dldates
for
the
mayoralty
coma
Mayor
M,
II.
Tfnn'
defeated
In
the
primaries.
:t
if
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aTT:t
m
hUiTi
wSMt
MZUi,
ps
MURESCO
will
find
Muresco
one
of
the
most
easily
applied
of
"
finishes.
It
is
beautiful,
economical
ana
durable
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