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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
DAILY
EDITION
Insist
on
Finest
Quality
SALADA
TEA
"Fresh
from
the
Girdem"
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rRINCE
ItUPEKT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
(41
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
8unday;
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
T.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing-Editor
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Saturday,
March
10,
193-1
BOOKS
AND
MOKE
HOOKS
Owing
to
lack
of
funds
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
is
becoming
out
of
date.
It
has
none
of
the
new
books
which
would
make
it
a
representative
institution.
A
large
committee
under
the
leadership
of
S.
J.
Jabour
is
asking
for
public
subscriptions
toward
the
library
book
fund,
especially
from
those
who
use
the
books.
The
appeal
is
general
and
the
results
so
far
have
been
excellent.
In
the
past
new
books
have
been
purchased
from
monies
placed
at
the
disposal
of
the
library
board
by
the
city.
Last
year
the
appropriation
was
sufficient
only
to
pay
the
running
expenses
of
the
institution.
No
city
funds
were
used
for
buying
new
books.
There
was
no
money
to
spare
for
such
purposes.
The
aim
of
the
campaign
committee
is
to
raise
at
least
a
thousand
dollars
and
every
citizen
interested
in
maintaining
the
library
and
keeping
it
a
live
educational
and
recreational
institution
worthy
of
the
citv
is
beiner
asked
to
take
part
in
raising
this
amount.
The
effort
is
a
worthv
one
and
snouici
prove
successtul.
by
labor,
tor
many
years
labor
politicians
have
been
in
control
of
such
districts
as
Poplar.
Now
the
whole
metropolitan
district
is
under
labor
control.
CHURCH
NOTICES
r
s
4
i
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
HoIIingworth,
IIJV.
Oreanist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
A.M.,
Morning
Service
Sermon
Subject:
"ANDREW.
THE
MAN
OF
DECISION"
12:15,
Sunday
School
12:30,
Westview
School
:
'"
7130
P.M.,
Evening
Worship
Service
Sermon,
Subject:
"THE
DISCOVERY
OF
GOD"
A
blunt
but
definite
attempt
to
penetrate
the
hypocrisy,
the.
shallowness
and
the
conceit
of
much
of
our
present
day
thinking
about
religion
and
life.
All
visitors
welcome
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
1
MISSION
Sunday
morning
n
mission
will
be
preached
by
Rev.
Father
X.
Watson,
O.
F.
M.
.
Sunday
masses
will
be
at
9
and
11
ajn.
Evening
service
at
7:30
t
During
the
week
masses
will
be
at
7
and
8,a'.m.
and
'
evening
service
at
7:30.
Monday,
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
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-Catholic
cordially
invited
Inter-Town
Hoop
Play
Draws
Big
Crowd
SPORT
CHAT
If
Weather
continues
fine,
an-
other
early
season
softball
game
will
be
played
tomorrow
on
the
1
grounds
of
the
Canadian
National'
Recreation
Association
In
the
rail
way
yards,
the
Prince
ball
Association
stage
a
game
for
'
The
Letter
Box
;
NO
OPPOSITION
PERMITTED
Editor,
Dally
News:
Please
let
us
have
a
look
at
this
so-called
"Legislative
Power"
of
the
laborers
under
a
Fascist
regime.
In
1928
the
Fascists
in
Italy
passed
a
new
electoral
reform
law.
By
'Mils
new
scheme
the
question
put
to
the
electorate
Is:
"Do
you
ap-
prove
of
the
list
of
deputies
chosen
by
the
Fascist
Orand
Council?"
Should.
In
snlte
of
Us
theatrical
an-
!
body.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Limited
Hesner
Block,
Third
Street
I
conceive
this
will
convincingly
show
that
"II
Duce"
can
have
dictatorial
power
and
also
that
there
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert
Split
Honors
in
Basketball;
Visitors
Win
Men's
Game,
Locals
Ladies'
Anvox
and
Prince
Runert
divided
honors
in
the
opening;
games
of
their
championship
basketball
series
last
night..
Rupert
Soft-,
Tim
A
Mir-
rrl1a
li'ttnt
(Intl'll
1
IllZ
111
t
ll.V
I'll
I
1
1
I
1
1
llll
II
II
IS
1.
W
V
It
.
having
agreed
to
T
,
unel?oto
fv!c
ulin,ilp
nf
hnskpthnll
flvnnmlto
liaritT-
Manc,iesl"
the
benefit
of
the
.
"
'
"
,
,.
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m
1
"
.
Yr.i
i..
3,
ted
l.
mrv
iiri
Ti'ftiitA
iait?
rn
norwiiir
i
tin
n'ii
v
in
itiiitv
Hill
U
tWClVC
UUUllO
1UI
A
iiv
iinu.
"
"
-
to
raise
funds
for
the
purchase
this
the
men
s
game
from
the
local
C.
N.
R,
A.
by
the
close
score
vear
of
new
books
for
the
Prince
of
31-38.
A
packed
house
wltnessedir
whlch
are
being
especially
selected
played
In
this
town.
,
them
In
the
last
period
while
the
,
for
the
occasion,
will
meet
and
a
The
smelter
town
girls
were
un-
whole
team
turned
in
a
line
per-
thrilling
encounter
Is
anticipated-,
accustomed
to
the
low
celling,
formanee.
The
C.
N.
R.
A.
crew
all
Entire
proceeds
of
the
collection
Otherwise
it
might
have
been
a
i
played
a
strong
game.
will
go
to
the
benefit
of
the
library
different
story.
The
Visiting
girls'
stiles
was
sent
off
for
personals
campaign.
I
played
a
better
brand
of
basketball
after
15
minutes
of
play
and
Jlm-
than
the
locals
but
tney
couia
not
mle
Currle.
formerly
of
Rupert
out
Outstanding
games
which
will
sink
them.
"Half-time
score
was
12
now
with
Anyox,
was
the
only
other
bring
the
second
half
of
the
sea
3.
!
player
to
be
chased
with
fouls,
,
son's
schedule
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Soon
after
thestart
of
the
second
Drlck
Skinner
handled
both
Billiard
League
to
a
close
will
be
half.
Referee
Skinner
informed
fciia
games
In
a
very
satisfactory
man-
played
off
over
the
week-end.
They
Steen
as
to
the'
whereabouts
of
the
ner.
will
Include
the
one
deferred
game
showers.
of
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
Empress,
vs.
Senior
(lame
Alex
Harvey.
Canadian
Legion,
j
Baskets
In
the
first
period
of
the
from
Thursday
night's
fixture
and
men's
game
were
scarce
as
both
the
following
three
postponed
games
from
Tuesday
night:
William
Stuart.
Elks.
vs.
Earl
Batt.
Grotto:
J.
Doherty
vs.
Bert
Morgan,
and
John
Bulger
vs.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
teams
played
a
close
checking
game.
Anyox
only
scored
four
bas-
nectlon
with
the
advancement
Is
no
"true
freedom"
even
under
,
these
urcatlv
outwPiirti
n
ilttu
min?
;Corporatlve
preservation
of
prl-jwith
their
temperance
In
prosper-ivate
propertyl
What
Is
"true
frec-'jty
and
fortitude
in
adversity,
their
oomv
remaps
can
oe
eniorcen-,
strength
of
purpose,
breadth
of
vi
R.
LUNDMARK.
Ad
rertL
in
tne
Oallv
New
New
Remington
Portable
Typewriters
$45
anl
$60
New
Royal
Portable
Typewriters
$45
and
$60
On
Display
In
Our
Downstairs
Store
Phone
234
of
other
communities
and,
in
ad
dltion,
there
was
a
wonderful
spirit
of
kindliness,
friendliness
and
hos
pitality
among
its
people.
Did
not
sion,
generosity
and
hospitality.
I
the
pioneers
had,
Indeed,
played
!
their
part
n
making
life
easier
for
'those
who
followed,
j
-Mrs.
Mandy
In
responding
to
the
toast
to
"The
Ladles''
which
was
fittingly
proposed
by
Robert
McKay,
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy
spoke
delightfully.
To
the
woman,
even
from
the
days
of
Eden,
said
Mrs.
Mandy,
went
the
credit
for
the
establishment
of
the
home
which
led,
In
turn,
to
the
nations,
the
cities
and
the
communities,
Woman
was,
after
all,
the
guiding
spirit
of
the
world.
Important
was
her
part
In
building
tip
!
the
world.
To
the
pioneer
woman
all
nonor
was
due.
Evening
Program
The
musical
prograrn
Included
ladles'
(limr
Anyox
91
K.
Eve
2.
L.
Dres
ser.
M.
Dresser
2t,
Mrs.
Phillips.
T.
Gordon
3.
J.
Plnckney
(21.
P.
Lou-
don,
N.
Salmon.
Rupert
2ur
L.
Lowe
12.
8.
kets
and
converted
six
out
of
10!O(ldc
i
,4,
E
Smltn
T
ulame
E
penalty
shots
while
Rupert
also
stcfn
,
Irvine
.Stone
4.
managed
to
get
four
baskets
and
a
mi
a
.
m
n
m
.
a
t
.
converted
five
out
of
10
free
throws,
i
The
Canadlens.
by
defeating
the
J
Half-time
score
was
14-13
for
An-1
Men's
(janie
Anyox
i38l
T.
Calderoue
8.
F.
In
the
International
Division,
lost
I
Bud
Glllis
ry
effective
for
followed
the
games
LABOR
IN
CONTROL
i
a
practice
game
to
the
lowly
Ottawa
;
.
The
whole
of
London
for
the
first
time
in
history
comes'
Senators-
Detrclt
Red
wings,
ai-
j
n
.
.
under
labor
control
as.a
result
of
the
recent
election.
Lib-'
thush
similarly
assured
of
Am-
ft
irthdaV
T
Or
LltV
...inA
..i
,1
...:u
ut..
A
i
erlcan
Division
honors,
were
tak-i
J
J
?'Tre
;"?.
uut'
uu
win
piuuauiy
veubeiu
ue
a
iacior
Ing
no
chances
and
shut
out
the!
in
iuiure
ejections
mere.
jiost
oi
tnem
must
nave
voted
.
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
with
the
Laborites
to
secure
such
a
clean
sweep.
i
In
the
past
certain
sections
of
London
were
controlled
(Continued
from
Pace
1J
land
selections
by
the
Junior
Sym-
of
phony
Orchestra.
Accompanltts
the
eltv
ljiTtrp
nmnnnts
of
mnnv
.
Were
Mrs.
Black
and
Miss
Asian.
the
marketine
of
Interior
aurleul-
dances
by
pupils
of
Mrs.
Janies
"
tural
products
in
Prince
Rupert
Watt.
In
Scottish
costume,
and
of
"The
future
looks
good."
asser-
Ml"
Eleanor
1
lie.
with
tap
dandni?
ted
Mr.
Alder.
'
I
am
not
in
the
least
Mrs.
Watt's
pupils
were
Misses
Jean
discouraged.
On
the
contrary.
I
am
McAfee.
Joan
Squires,
Margaret
confident
as
ever
that
Prince
Ru-
Lambe.
Helen
Macdonald,
Jean
pert
Is
desUned
to
become
one
of
Krause.
Edith
Ritchie.
Betty
Wll-the
great
ports
of
the
world.
Many
klnson.
Muriel
Eby
and
Jean
Watt,
millions
of
dollars
have
not
been
James
Watt
accompanied
the
danc-speht
here
in
development
for
ing
with
his
violin.
MlsiTlte's
danc-nothlng.
Surely
Canada
Is
going
to
ere
were
Misses
Betty.
Brown,
Clara
become
a
nation
great
enough
toDahl
and
Alleen
Malr.
their
num
support
more
than
one
Large
port
bers
being
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
on
Its
western
coast!"
3.
Black's
Orchestra.
Inspector
Hall
Dandn
brought
the
evening's
School
Insucctor
T.
W.
Hall
mid
proceedings
to
a
happy
close.
There
tipnrnnpp
th
pWtlnn
nr
n!phi);rlt
elOQUent
tribute
ihd
lenioiirilrt
was
a
urana
Marc
II
anu
isircie
two
'spirit
of
the
of
which
sttP
to
start
lne
dancing
for
which
as
It
was
called,
fall
to
bring
a
ma-
pioneers
loritv
of
"vps"
votes,
the
scene
whole
-
hearted
hosnltalltv
and
.,...trl
Ko
moral.,
munil
w
I
h
'
hrfmri
tnVmt
Inn
ur
I
nH
l(n
Hb
Tfo
Ceremonies.
Por
Vancouvei
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:15
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Louise
10
p.m,
8s.
Cardena
midnight
Mar.
15
and
29
ss.
Pr.
Norah
p.m,
from
Vanrimvef
Sunday
ss.
Catala
p.m,
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
LouUe
10
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Mar.
11
and
25
Pr.
Norah
a.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
i
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.1
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
1
p.m
From
Anyox
and
Stewart
i
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
njn,
'
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
8
p.m
for
Nans
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson-.
Sunday
ss,
Catala
8
p.m,
From
Nats
River
Si
Port
Simpson
Teusday
ss.
Catala
11J30
a.m.'
For
Ocean
Falls
i
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1:30
p.m,
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:15
p.m.
Frldayss,-Prln.
Louise
..
pjn,
Tom
OcYan
fall'
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
ss,
Prln.
Louise
pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m,
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Mar.
10
and
30
ss.
Pr.John
p.m
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Mar.
14
and
28
ss.
Pr.
John
a.m,
For
Alaska
i
Mar.
11
and
25
ss.
Pr.
Norah
a.m.'
From
Alaska-Mar.
15
and
29
ss.
Pr.
Norah
p.m,
'
from
Skcena
Itiver
'
j
Friday-
-ss,
Cardena
...,.v.t.,
p,m,
Old
Country
Soccer
KNOMSII
I.KAC.Vr
First
DlvNIon
,
Arsenal
3.
Aston
Villa
2.
,
Birmingham
0.
Stoke
1.
Blackburn
3,
Liverpool
1.
Derby
0,
Portsmouth
I.
Everton
1.
Leicester
1.
Leeds
3,
Sunderland
j.
Rupert
Public
Library.
Two
teams,
two
of
the
most
exciting
games
ever
'
the
visitors,
scoring
17
points.
H
oi
hampton
I.
City
4,
Sheffield
Unl-
Middlesbrough
1.
Tottenham
1
Newcastle
2,
Chelsea
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Wolver-
West
Bromwlch
2.
Huddersfleld
3.
SCOTTISH
LKAHl't:
lint
DlvMon
Alrdrleonlans
1.
Third
Lanark
2
Celtic
3.
Motherwell
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Dundee
1
Hamilton
1.
Clyde
0.
Hearts
1.
Hangers
2.
Kilmarnock
I.
St.
Johnstone
0.
Partlck
Thistle
5,
Ayr
1
Queen's
Park-Falkirk
unplayed.
Queen
of
South
A.
Aberdeen
I
St.
Mlrren
0,
Hibernians
3,
Billiard
Averages
n.
J.Sutherland
Erm
7
C.
Bapti
CL
IS
Roy
Fonj
iE
2
D.
Brown
lOi
13
Americans
by
the
odd
goal
iniyox.
,
;i;aiaerone
in.
t.
wooaman.
u
rat-
l.
Raobe
Em
4
Thursday
night's
National
Hockey
The
second
half
opened
up
and
coner
M.
Steele.
D.
Glllls
I7.
J.
i.
pj-ttchard
iEm
13
League
fixture
in
New
York,
moveditherc
was
never
more
than
four
Currle
Mi.
R.
Swanson
7.
F.
Dods-
c.i
uaigno
Hlk
15
Into
a
tie
for
second
place
lit
the
'
poInU
between
the
teams
until
Uie
worth.
E.
Batt
Oi
14
International
Division
with
their
jC.
N.R.
A.
called
time
out
with
five
Rupert
131
1
Stiles
(81.
Johnson,
j.
Jude
CLi
9
townsmen,
the
Maroons,
who
werei"1"1"!"
to
play
and
the
score
tied
3.
Lambie
(3.
E.
Smith
S.
San
p.
Aldrldge
Em)
10
playing
a
draw
with
the
New
Yorkiat
23
a,!-
terbane.
Wlngham,
D.
Morrison
(2).
j.
May
(0
15
Rangers
at
Montreal.
Toronto
Anyox
started
a
rally,
scoring
10
J.
Morrison
7i.
w.
Wllllscroft
Em
12
Maple
Leafs,
secure
In
first
place
ipoinu
to
wuperts
mree.
a
aance
in
nonor
oi
the
vuuors
o.
P.
Tinker
(CL
12
c
j.
j.
Youngman
(CL
Doherty
Elks
Bulger
(Elks)
Home
and
Ronald
Aston,
all
of
A.
Murray
(CLi
O.
Howe
0
M.
E.
Younn
Em
Mii(.
Lamb
(CL
which
In
the
past
had
been
going'
Following
clearing
of
tables
there
kir.K.ft"
''
south
would
be
retained
here
by
were
Sword
and
Seann
Tmlbhas
w.
I.'
HuUon
minor
changes.
The
plebiscite
ut
described
interesting
incidents
of
preceded
by
a
campaign
in
favor
of
1
personal
experiences
with
pioneers
the
Fascist
nominees
with
no
op-
j
In
various
parts
Of
the
west
lnclud-positlon
speeches
permitted.
jing
the
Peace
River
district.
The
The
Fascist
syndicates
the
only
j
"unknown
pioneers,"
who
had
organizations
legally
recognized
played
their
important
part
In
rail-are
thoroughly
controlled
by
the
way
construction
and
such
under-government,
no
memberships
given
takings,"
and
the
"heroines
among
but
to
those
politically
acceptable
;
the
pioneers"
as
well
as
the
heroes
to
the
government,
Is
Mussolini
i
came
In
'for
their
meed
of
apprc-only
prime
minister
of
Italy?
Noli
elation
from
the
speaker.
J
He
is
also
head
of
the
Fascist
As
lor
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
Hall
de-j
Grand
Council
(the
supreme
Fas-glared
that
he
knew
of
no
place
'cist
organ
l
where
he
has
the
right
which
was
so
greatly
maligned
to
add
to
the
council
at
will
and!
from
outside.
Tills
city
had
all
the
;ls
thus
always
able
to
dominate
the
I
material
benefits
and
advantages
Fred
Wesch
was
a
genial
master
of
at
the
door.
A.
O.
Franks
presided
Steamship
Sailings
10
12
10
14
14
'
which
called
for
persistent
encores,
B.
D-
Macdonald
(J
8
14
15
13
14
7
1
J.
Saunders
'Klksl
8
A.
Donald
Em
.
15
E,
Morris
Elks
7
A.
Harvey
(CLl
.
13
M.
McLachlan
Em
9
II.
Menzie
(Elksi
15
8.
Jurmaln
E
I
A.
Beale
(CD
2
W.
Lamble
Elk
.
2
A.
Zadaroskl
(Oi
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2934
389
2881
764
2862
2872
2C09
1075
1850
2757
2197
2187
1318
2151
2301
2475
2480
10ti2
2447
2030
2279
2433
1209
172
1371
2555
1182
2188
1453
2359
157
305
287
138
Ave
199
1M
193
lt-2
193
191
191
191
188
1
185
184
183
182
182
j
179
1
177
177
1
177,
'
177
173
175
175
173
173
172
171
170
169
lb&
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157.
153
144
138
Oeorge
Little
has
returned
to
Terrace,
having
brought
with
him
two
carloads
of
livestock.
I
Saturday,
Mar.
h
10.
j0J4
Family
Shoe
Store
I
Limited
Many
a
true
word
Is
embalm,
ed
in
the
old
sayv
Expcr
lence
will
show
you
Mic
of
the
proverb:
Hni.f
the
best
policy
'
Expri.
nr
will
show
you
too
that
X
;-a;,
footwear
l
the
deuresf
f.
it
wear
you
can
buy
WK
DO
NOT
HANDI.K
HANKRUn'
STOCKS
ORSKCONDS
because
both
these
!...
?
Uuods
-are
"leftover
dundise
which
sells
fn
,
iically
nothing
rxcau
wortlr
practically
nothing
The
money
you
think
you
.
ivivltm
when
you
bir.
.
.
,;.
footwear
you
might
v
throw
away
at
vnee
Good
Shoes
and
Good
Rubbers
outwear
poor
shoes
und
po
r
rubbers
many
times
irr
they
keep
ihclr
shape
i.r.1
appearance
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
have
always
given
j
u
"
finest
your
money
rxr.
t.
j
and
we
will
conUnue
'9
.
you
the
finest
f-
r
th
.i
V.
been
our
pnUry
for
rr,
i
v
years.
TODAY'S
WEATIII.It
Terrace-
Foggy,
calm,
32
Alysnsh
Cloudy,
calm
34,
Anyox
Fogtry.
calm.
30
Slewart
Clear,
ealm.
27
Hazelton
Foggy,
calm
23
Smlthers-
-Clear,
calm
Burn
Lake
Snowlntr
r.iin:
22
A
GLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
with
"SILENT
GLOW'
r
Tke
a
Rood
look
at
these
two
picture!
the
stove
Is
the
Stmt
in
both,
but
whit
a
difference
la
cleanliness
Sod
Convenience!
Which
Ii
the
happier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
Burner
in
stalled
In
tour
present
range,
heater
or
furnac
saves
labour
nd
is
positively
dean,
silent.
ii
I
LENT
GlO
Oik
free
from
smoke,
toot
and
oJon
It
gives
a
ituJy,
tvtn
but
which
you
Can
adjust
or
reiulat
bj
the
turn
of
a
valve.
Nti
labour
no
watching
and
absolute!?
safe.
Darns
cheap
fuel
oil.
tarn
burner
is
guaranteed
in
writing
for
five
years
See
the
Silent
Glowbefoi
fore
"12-in
can,
amo
o..
pat.
orr?
you
buy
,
JIiL
,AGrTSw9,li,5.R"GIVES;MORE
HEAT-BURNS
LESS
OIL
AND
MORE
AIR
PER
UNIT
OF
HEAT
GENERATED
III,.
$
A
O
Wllllk
ULS.
k
UP
rrBn,,rt
baling
Urt,
-rii
,nJ
thr
Ur
SMITH
&
MALLET
Plumhlnt;
and
llratlnt;
257
Third
Ave.
,,innr
,;