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they
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you
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muscles
ol
your
feet
slip
out
of
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with
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effects
on
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and
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FKINCE
RUPERT
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BRITISH
COLOMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H,
T.
PULLER
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Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
,
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
l
Friday,
Feb.
23.
1934
WORK,
WARES
AND
THE
NORTH
Under
the
heading
"Work.
Wages
and
the
North,"
the
Financial
News
of
Vancouver
strongly
advocated
the
extension
of
the
Bear
River
road
at
Stewart
into
Mtwiadin
Lake,
the
same
to
be
done
as
a
needed
public
work
and
also
to
provide
work
for
the
unemployed
of
Stewart
and
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
road
would
open
uu
a
valuable
mining
country.
Other
interests,
would
have
the
road
past
the
Premier
Mine
opened
up
in
order
to
give
access
to
mining
proper-tics
already
partly
developed.
Prince
Rupert
wants
work
done
on
the
highway
which
would
give
them
access
to
the
vast
interior.
In
every
direction
there
is
work
to
be
done
and
men
to
da
it.
Each
district
has
its
pet
scheme
but
the
whole
country
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Jasper
is
a
unit
in
demanding
the
completion
of
the
northern
highway
which
would
connect
Prince
Rupert
with
Edmonton.
We
are
heartily
in
accord
with
the
idea
of
continuation
of
the
Bear
River
Road
from
Stewart.
It
is
a
worthy
pro-,
ject
and,
doubtless,
will
receive
attention.
We
urge
the
people
of
that
town
to
,keep
after
it
until
it
is
completed.
If
there
had
been
as
much
interest
taken
in
road
building
in
Prince
Rupert,
especially
during
the
past
few
years,
as
Stewart
is
taking
today
in
trying
to
get
that
Bear
River
Road,
we
might
have
had
a
great
deal
more
work
done
out
beyond
Cloy
ah
Bay.
"Fuel
Oil
Tax
Act"
Consumers,
who
have
not
made
returns
are
required
to
file
same
with,
the
Provincial
Collector
forthwith
in
respect
of
all
fuel-oil
consumed
since
1st
June,
1932.
'
Fuel-oil
means
the
oil
used
or
consumed
as
a
fuel
for
burning
in
furnaces,
stoves
or
other
burners
for
the
purpose
of
creating
a
flame
for
heating,
cooking
or
raising
steam.
Forms
.ot
return
and
further
Information
may
be
had
on
applcatlon
to
any
Provincial
Collecto
ror
to
the
Surveyor
of
Taxes
at
Victoria,
THOMAS
COLE
.
Surveyor
of
Taxes
77ie
Letter
Box
si:a
batiiino
in
fkbkuakv
SI
Editor.
Dally
News:-
I
A
few
evenings
ago
Mr.
past
week!
Van
der
'Sluys
gave
a
very
im
address,
id,
!
members
and
their
friend
of
Toe
II,
on
his
varied
experiences
wnusi
travelling
around
the
world
and
In
the
course
of
his
lecture
he
stated
Why
go
to
California
when
you
have
the
same
climate
at
your
own.
doors,
so
to
speak?
Yours
truly,
N.
A.
TATJ.ON.
BRITISH
FAIR
PLAY
AKU
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
have
been.
Instructed
to
convey
to
you,
the
official
resolution
adopted
at
the
Canadian
Jewish.
Congress,
in
general
session,
held
In,
the
City
of
Toronto
on
ths
dissemination
of
libellous
antl-Semetie
The
resoluton
reads
as.
follows:
"Resolved
that
this
Congress,
a;
representative
of
the
Jewish
cltl
zens
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
deplores
the
fact
that
h;
thU
nh
century
of
enUghtroent
there
have
been
found
Individuals
and
groups
HEADS
MUST
CONTROL
:JrZ
rremier
uenneu,
i-eiuseu
10
aiiow
a
commiuee
oi
rar-
undermine
the
standing
and
repu-liament
to
probe
into
Canada's
foreign
policy.
Of
course
he
i
tation
ot
the
Jewish
citizens
of
this
was
right.
It
would
be
unthinkable
to
have
an
irrespon-
Dominion
and
that
thU
congress
do
sible
committee
deal
with
such
a
subject
as
foreign
rela-cfu
upon
ail
jusv
and
fair
mincieo
mnc
If
ffeo,
haaA
nf
Ho
imvaimmnnf
nnA
tl,a
momV
nf
i
ens
Of
this
Dominion
Of
evtrj
:r
t
.
I
f
:i
l
.
'A
vuv
Vi
irace
and
creed
to
Join
with
us
ir
v.i
vu.wvk
iv
nui,
niv-
ucsk
iiiti
hi
i
imiuiMciu,
wicj
denouncing
this
un-urU.sn
ano
should
be,
and
they
are
the
men
to
(leal
with
this
most
lm-
uncivilized
practice."
portant
of
all
subjects.
We
are
glad
that
-Mr.
Bennett
t
w
trust
that
you
win
give
this
Stood
firm
on
this
nollCV.
;
resolution
the
publicity
H
deserves
Tho
Pwmior
ia
fVio
loarW
nf
flio
mninr-'ifif
moml,m.o
'
and
thanking
you
In
advance
0)
i,
u
rru.
i
j
Iary
consideration
which
you
cicucu
me
pcujjic.
me
tunc
iu
iiitnc
wnunyes
v
jiL'ij-gjve
matter,
may
an
eiecnon
is
caueu
and
nor,
ior
me
remnant
oi
tne
(USt
Canadian
Jewish
congress.
satisfied
in
Parliament
years
ago
to
do
it.
who
also
were
elected
several
11
M.
CAISERMAN,
Oeneral
Secretary
STIFFNESS.
rnkW
mi
nki.
IUii,
ik
i
wall
rB
k4l
fH
.Mil.
jMHC
OF
HUKj
lITTTTffili
that
Canada,
and
especially
British
,
Columbia,
did
not
advertise
Itself'
ri'
rpo
"n"!!")
or
its
attractions
to
the
extent
that
JJ
1
U
T
JS
trade,
did.
Quite
so!
Well
here
is
a
chance
to
1
advertise
B.
C.
as
far
as
the
prince
FISHERMEN
Rupert
part
of
It
is
concerned,
by
Local
Antlers
plan
to
Flare
Three
telling
the
world
of
our,
wonderful!
skiffs
en
Lake
Khtaaa-,-weather
and
salubrious
climate,
MeelUi
Lat
NUht
that
we
are
having,
that
sea
bath-
,
.
ing
can
be
Indulged
in
In
February
.
At
a
meeting
of
local
angling
en-as
several
hardy
spirits
have
been
I
thuslasts
last
night
in
the
City
observed
bathing
off
the
rocks!
Hall
an
organization
came
Into
be-
days!
"
along
the
railway
line
during
the;
ing
which
has
as
its
prime
object
tne
piacmg
or
three
row
boats
on
Lake
Khtada
for
the
benefit
of
its
members.
l
Is
proposed
to
place
LEADS
IN
I
BILLIARDS
Utlon
Ahead
of
Elk
",9i
to
C3I
In
PUlu
ei
Tour
Qui
of
Six
Games
Canadian
Legion,
pace-making
teaw
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League,
took
an
aggregate
lead
of
W
to
C31
over
Elks,
the
cellar
dwellers,
In
the
playing
of
four
out
of
six
games
In.
last
night's
regularly
scheduled
fixture.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
J.
J.
Judge,
Canadian
Legion.
200:
William
Stuart
Elks,
3a,
Charles
Baptle.
800;
Harry
Men-;
zle,
Alex
Harvey.
194;
J.
Doherty.-00.
O.
L.
Youumrftn.
300;
John
Bulger.
181.
Oames
of
O.
P.
Tinker,
Legion,
vs.
C.
P.
Balagno.
Elks,
and
AU'X
Murray
vs.
Ellis
MorrU
were.
jkuU
poned.
The
game
of
M.
E.
Youns.
Em
press,
vs.
Ear
Batt,
prnua.
from.
Uree
ua-,ooitomea
sxills
on
tne
Tuesrfnv
niehfs
flxtnre.
win
also
lake,
the
plan
to
be
financed
by
m
uoM-fipnujvs
or
ne
memoers
wno
would
buy
shares.
Dr-
L.
W.
Kergln
presided
over
the
meeting
and
Lee
Gordon
acted
as
secretary.
After
considerable
dU-cusslon,
a
committee
consisting
of
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln,
Dr.
H.
L
Alexander,
G.
A.
Bryant.
V.
A.
MacCal-lum.
and
Lee
Gordon
wa$
debated
to.
proceed
with,
the
plan.
The
th.ree
boats
would
have
a
lapaslty
for
twenty
In
all.
The
or
ganization
would
also
maintain
i.iblns
at
Lake
Khtaoa.
The
name
Khtada
Fishing
Cluh
was
chosen
for
the
organization.
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
lUndtul
of
Fan
Witnesses
Three
Ratted
Leaiue
fiaDie
A
very
small
crowd
last
night
vltncssed
three
ragged
games
of
tasketball.
The
Kalens
defeated
the
Grotto
'720
In
the
senior
League;
Merchants
defeated
the
Warriors
3-23
In
the
Intermediate
game.
The
Scouts
lost
to
the
Scythians
-8
In
the
Junior
League,
There
was
no
Ladles'
League
ame
owing
to
absence
of
all
star
layers
on
a
trip
to
Anyox.
LOCALS
WIN
H00P.GAME,
Port'
Prince
Rupert
Glrb
Defeat
SihipMm
Ivy
Guild
20
to
H
'
PORT
SIMPSON,
Fb,
?3:In
keenly
excitlna
same
before
star
Ladies'
League
basketball
team,
from
Prince
Ruert
last
night
defeated
the
Ivy
Guild
team
of
Port
Simpson
by
a
score
of
20
to
14.
It
was
a
fast
game
with
good
keen
play
by
either
side.
Port
Simpson
and
were
leading
at
the
end
oi'
first
half
twelve
to
seven.
The
se-
cond
half
was
even
faster
with
the
I
!
mnce
Kupen
prayers
making
ire-p
quent
changes
In
the
line-up.
Three'
'
of
the
visiting
glrU
Sue
Doddle.!
Lillian
Lowe
and
Tona
Blaln
were
benched
for
personals.
J
Lowe
starred
for
Prince
Rupert.'
making
ten
points,
lioddie
and
Enyd
Morris
made
four
each
and
I
Cathie
Irvine,
two.
Edna
Henry
starred
for
Port;
Simpson,
making
six
points
while
j
Maggie
Henry
collected
four.
Mar-
.
.
Banking
Credit
is
if
'
t
.
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,
MIAD
OfflCE
XiOffrniM
Corwntrci!
1mo
in
Cindi,
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lometimei
lujjttttf,
hvt
thowo
ft
declining
trtn4
through
reuriciion
of
creJit
If
the
thittenj
Unki.
The
wh
u
'thit
more
Unking
credit
i
viUb!f
than
thoie
directing
jounJ,
rwerpi'ws
tte
able
or
willing
to
employ.
ThU
bnk
hai
not
la
the
md
doe
not
tody,
withhoJ4
cttJit
for
legitimate
tqd
spund
purpojfj.
:
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nd
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reiource
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three
and
LydLi
Hay-'
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one
;
After
the
game,
the
visiting
girls
'were
at
a
receutiun
fit
large
crowd
of
fans,
a,
visiting
all
"lo,r
entertained
'
a
On
their
way
to
Anyox
aboard
the
halibut
bottt
Ortiwlla.
the
Prlure
Rupert
girl
arrived
here
at
0:40
p.m.
and
continued
at
1:30
a.m.
to
the
smelter
town.
pressed
for
the
first
few
minutes
.
but
Prince
Rupert
girl,
soon
got!
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whra
accustomed
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