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Tuesday,
January
29,
1935
BRITISH
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF
month.
Under
it
single
men
get
15
shillings
a
week
and
;women
14
shillings.
Two
shillings
less
is
paid
if
they
are
runder
18
years
of
age.
For
married
persons
the
rate
is
21
shillings
for
a
man
and
wife,
and
for
children
from
three
to
10
shillings,
while
seven
shillings
and
sixpence
of
this
Is.
supposed
to
be
for
rent.
If
the
rent
paid
is
higher,
a
'Siigntiy
nigner
amount
may
be
allowed
.
1'ersons
with
savings
of
fifty
pounds
do
not
have
to
'Spend
it
but
if
the
savings
are
more
than
fifty
pounds,
one'
f
nuiing
a
week
is
deducted
for
each
twenty-five
pounds
of
savings.
He
is
not
obliged
to
borrow
on
his
life
insurance
.'or
to
mortgage
his
property.
In
other
words,
it
is
not
necessary
that
"he
be
destitute.
At
the
same
time
if
a
person
is
getting
help;
his
affairs
come
under
scrutiny
under
what
is
known
as
the
Means
Test.
.
Unemployment
insurance
is
different
and
no
scrutiny
3fo?.n?&on'&
affairs
is
required
in
order
that
he
mav
re-
payments.
They
are
his
insurable
right.
ivunyuaijf
ynuujiu,
iiuvvever,
trie
payments
a
jamuy
re-celvesuhder
the
insurance,plan
arein
some
cases
less
than
iiinder
the
relief
plan
and
an
insured
man
may
apply
for
relief
instead
of
insurance
payments
if
he
wishes,
provided
the
is
willing
to
submit
his
private
affairs
for
inspection
1
by
'
!the
relief
officer.
'
The
United
States
Congress
has
given
President
Rooso
velt
practically
a
free
hand
in
the
distrihuti
nn
nf
npnrlu
five
billion
dollars
to
be
used
for
relief
work.
It
is
a
tre
mendous
trust.
It
may
even
be
considered
a
dangerous
precedent
to
put
that
much
nower
into
the
hands
of
one
man
The
chief
safeguard
is
that
of
publicity
through
an
un-
irammeiieu
press.
HYDE
TRANSFER
Phone
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-Phone
Jasper
Coal
MORE
HEAT
LESS
ASH
LIMERICK
I
CONTEST
IS
NEAR
END
Will
Close
Finally
on
Thursday
But
Winner
Will
Not
be
Known
For
Some
Days
While
the
limerick
contest
will
close
on
Thursday
It
will
be
some
days
later
when
the
Judging
Is
done
In
order
to
allow
out
of
town
contestants
an
opportunity
to
send
In
their
contributions.
We
have
a
large
number
still
unpublished.
Today
we
print
a
number
of
verr-e
which
are
not
limericks
and
which
have
no
chance
of
winning
the
prize:
!
Bachelor
Bennett
has
wed
a
sweet
Liberal
dame.
i
Either
Hepburn,
McGeer
or
MeKen-tle
by
name.
They're
In
for
a
killing.
And
both
of
them
willing,
So
beware
of
the
combine;
they're
after
the
game.
A
good
HtUe
bird
sat
up
In
'a
tree.
And
wonderful
sights-he
surely
did
see,
Mac
and
Tilly
canoodling
there,
And
Mac
said
Tilly
was
charmingly
fair.
But
never
a
note
chirped
the
good
chickadee.
I
think
If
we
all
would
choose.
The
Prince
Rupert
"Dally
News,"
We
would
need
never
fret,
St
please
don't
forget
And
order
the
"Dally
News."
We
were
promised
work
and
wage
By
a
government,
so
courageous,
But
to
hand
nut
relief
Seems
to
be
their
belief,
So
why
worry
about
work
and
wages?
Writing
limericks
Is
a
pest
no
fuss,
j
m
The
dear
old
world
takes
a
slant
at
us.
.
The
new
unemployment
assistance
plan
of
the
British
wake
up
Rupert,
it's
time
to
shout,
government
came
into
force
near
the
beginning
of
this
For
some
of
the
money
that's
roam-
ing
about,
The
folks
down
south
are
ready
to
cheer,
For
the
money
that's
coming
to
Mayor
McGeer.
Thousands
came
to
fair
Rupert
to
stake
It,
Many
left
because
they
couldn't
tike
It;
Boon
we
hope
our
curse
well
shake
It,
Fortune
awaits
those
who
will
make
It.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
January
27
Orotto
vs.
Elks.
January
31
Legion
vs.
Empress,
February
5
Elks
vs.
Legion.
February
7
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
February
12
Elks
vs.
Empress.
Billiard
Averages
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
II.
Menzle
(Elks)
J.
Bulger
(Elks)
George
Cripps
(CD
M.
E.
Young
(Emp)
o.
5
4
2
.4
5
R.
McLeod
(Emp)
5
A.
Donald.
(Enip)
6
Bert
Morgan
(G)
6
W.
Macey
(Emp)
1
J.
E.
Morris
(Elks)
5
C
P.
Balagno
(Elks)
5
S.
D,
Macdonald
(O)
3
D.
Brown
(G)
6
A,
Harvey
(CD
4
P.
Prltchard
(Emp)
.
5
E.
Batt
(G)
5
W.
Wllllscroft
(Elks)
.0
E.
Cameron
(Emp)
0
O.
A.
Woodland
(CD
.
.2
W.
Hutson
(G)
.1
L.
Raabe
(Emp)
5
George
Howe
(O)
5
M.
M.
Lamb
(CD
6
E.
Stacey
(Emp)
1
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
5
T
Kerrigan
(G)
5
J.
Sutherland
(O)
.2
James
Andrews
(Elks)
4
G
L,
Youngman
(CD
3
A,
Beale
(CD
1
3
Ttl.
1250
1000
500
D97
1239
1225
14C6
1189
238
11C3
1159
G92
1387
918
1150
1147
13C5
1357
450
225
1127
1119
1325
214
1041
1050
387
774
579
189
AV
250
250
250
j
.
7S2
DAILT
Getting
a
Tan
Without
Painful
Burning
t
x
-
We've
expected
this
right
along
now
its
happened
Evra
the
g:rU
are
being
wrapped
In
cellophane.
Bah.
to
ecu
a
beautiful
tan
without
painful
burning.
June
Clyde
introduced
th
pew
gtune
at
MalLbu
Ikach,
California.
SPORT
NEWS
tUTM-MLUrUZmiBI
writitgati4iarijiMi!aistta1I(J,i'!J,'i
Bobby
Rowe
Hopeful
That
Ten-
!
Day
Tie-up
Will
Not
Handicap
j
Buckaroos
in
Race
For
Title
But
for
the
"News-
I'd
do
my
best.
Hockey
League,
wno
was
nere
Willi
ins
team
iui
uvrmir
So
here
I
sit
with
groans
and
ton
the
way
to
Vancouver
after
hav-M"
sighs,
ling
been
tied
up
in
the
Fraser
River
p
And
try
to
beat
the
other
guys,
"Canyon
on
a
stalled
Canadian
Na-;
Nfie
lYlOrC
ViaiTie
And
hope
that
this
will
pass
the
tlonal
train
following,
last
week
s
,
test.
I
storm.
The
Buckaroos
party
of
ele-
,.n
ti'b.n
amnnv
nil
m
Tlfl
ffl
nut
H"?-01:""?
wor,d
Prlnce
nu!seventyillve
pk-ngm
0HHwni
stands,
VibrAglit
here
it
t'rafh
from
Kam-
All
the
world
prefers
Prince
Rupert
brands,
Prom
smoked
black
cod,
sea
ser
pent
grim,
I
Big
hearted
citizens,
a
city
trim,
To
dragon
anglers
tho'
we
make
loops
via
Jasper
.Park
and
who
sail-'
ed
later
aboard,
the
steamer
Prince
i
George
.for
Varicouver
where
they
feet
of
snow
on
the
ground
there.
At
Kamloops
Saturday
night
they
had
f
lye
hours
'but
the
time
was
spent
getting
much-needed
baths
and
attending
a
dance.
The
natural
Ice
there
was
soft.
"We
were
treated
royally."
said
Rowe,
describing
experiences
on
the
stalled
train.
"The
train
was
on
the
brink
of
the
river
and,
If
a
slide
had
come
down
there,
wc
would
have
all
been
In
the
river.".
8ome
of
the
passengers
were
nervous,
Bobby
admitted.
About
the
only
hardship
anybody
suffered,
hnw-
248
ever,
was
having
to
smoke
tea
when
245!
tobacco
ran
out.'
244
Besides
Rowe,
the
Buckaroos
238
parjy
consisted
of
Andy
Allkenhead.
238
8al;
Gordon
Fraser,
Jack
Arbour
233
232
231
231
230
220
229
228
220
225
225
225
224
221
214
212
210
194
194
193
186
and
Moose
Munson,
defeneemen;
Sonny
Jempson,
Ralph
Blythe,
Jimmy
Evans,
Peaches
Lynns,
Rusty
Hemmerllng
and
Inils
Coupez,
forwards."
The
Seattle
team
won
on
the
prairies
last
week
but
Is
returning
to
the
coast
direct
now
that
traffic
on
southern
lines
has
been
resumed,
BADMINTON
SCHEDULE
t
"A"
League
January
30-
Skeena
vs,
O
N,
R.;
C
N,
R.
vs,
Skeena:
No,
2
Rupert
vs,
No.
1
Rupert
No,
1
Rupert
vs
No,
2
Rupert,
In
0(
Billiards
Is
4
"Maybe
a
little
over-weight
but
all
in
good
health
and
spirits
and
hopeful
that
our
ten
days
of
enforced
Idleness
may
not
handicap
us
too
much
in
the
rest
of
the
league
race,"
was
the
comment
of
Bobby
Rowe,
manager
of
the
Portland
Buckaroos,
third
place
team
in
the
Northwest
I
a
1
I
.
..'11.
I
.
I
A
Played
in
Match
the
second
game
from
ias'
are
due
to
arrive
Wednelav
morn-1
hursday
night
s
Prince
Rupert
tntr
The
nnrirarrvw
Ptiwi
tn
ni.iv
i
Hllllard
League
fixture
between
Uie
Vancouver
Lions
at
Vancouver
i
Canadian
wgion
ana
uroiio,
u.
r
Wednesday
niaht.
Seattle
at
Port-
Tinker
of
the
Legion
defeated
Don
land
Thursday
niaht
and
Seattle
at
urown
ny
a
score
01
a
10
ine
Seattle
Friday
nlRht.
I
Orotto
has
a
lead
of
491
to
437
to
-It
was
unfortunate
that
we
'date
with
the
following
games
yet
should
have
been
Ued
un
this
way
to
be
played:
George
Howe.
Grotto.
Just
afer
we
were
beginning
to
get
"-
Alex
Harvey.
Canadian
Legion;
going
following
our
bad
start
at
the
jT.
Kerrigan
vs.
O.
A.
Woodland;
first
of
the
seasonobserved
Bobby.
Morgan
v.
C.
L-
Youngman;
J
-At
that
we
miaht
have
en
loved
it
'Sutherland
vs.
George
Cripps.
nil
mnrp
If
It
ha1
tW
hn
for
Inrfe
fc.
KS
are
leading
477
UJ
W
in
mC
of
exercise
and
the
fan
tliut
we
fixture
of
January
15
with
the
fol
were
mlsslne
Barnes."
-rowing
games
sun
10
oc
piayru.
The
Buckaroos
have
not
been
nniO-
P
Tinker.
Canadian
Legion,
vs
the
Ice
since
their
came
at
Edmon-
C
P.
Balagno.
Elks:
G.
A.
Woodland
ton
a
week
nA
ftnturdav
nlsht
I
James
Andrews.
C.
L,
Youngman
whPn
th-v
iv
in
in
Pnr
tan
vs.
William
Stuart.
Oeorge
Cripps
J-
E-
MorrLi.
days
they
were
confined
to
their
TS-
frr.'ln
al.lrf.
rlrlimllv
h.irlrf
In
OutStanOlnS
gamCS
Of
M.
n,.l,rnvH
YUng.
EWprCSS,
VS.
G.A.
Woodland
now
nl
In
Pr.Pr
Pnn-
Canadian
and
pete
prit
von
an,i
wav
finaiiv
m.t
and
I
Legion,
Uken
to
Boston
Bar
where
for
five!chard
vs-
c-
L-
V"""man
om
flxlure
"mn,n
to
hf
of
days
all
the
exercuw
the
boys
could
;
January
set
ws
running
im
ami
dnwn
thi.
Pl!ya.
wnprew
navmB
an
aggre
I-
station
platform,
there
being
six
1
gate
lead
of
959
to
907.
Also
still
postponed
Is
the
final
remaining
game
of
the
fixture
of
December
11
between
James
An
drews.
Elks,
and
Alex
Harvey,
Cana
dlan
Legion,
the
aggregate
score
to
dale
being
1250
to
974
In
favor
of
Elks.
Tonight
Grotto
and
Elks
are
scheduled
to
meet
tonight
with
matches
as
fol
lows:
Don
Brown.
Grotto,
vs.
C.
P.
Ba
lagno,
Elks.
Earl
Batt
vs.
W.
E.
Willlficroft.
George
IJowe
vs.
James
Andrews
T.
Kerrigan
vs.
William
Stuart.
Bert
Morgan
vs.
J
E.
Morris.
J.
Sutherland
vs.
Harry
Menzle.
Hockey
Scores
International
I.rartie
Syracuse
7.
Detroit
0,
Retains
Title
BARNEY
ROSS
MIAMI
FIX
Jan
29
CP-Bamey
Ross
retained
his
Junior
welterwtight
championship
of
the
world
last
night
by
deUlon-ing
Frankle
Klick
in
ten
rounds.
LINE-UPS
IN
BOWL
TEAMS
CaplaliM
and
Members
of
Sit
Tram
In
1-adle'
league
Named
Following
are
captains
and
members
of
the
teams
In
the
Ladies'
Bowling
Leflgue;
Lucky
Strikes
Miss
E.
Olllles.
captain.
Miss
V.
Wrathall,
Miss
D.
'nulls
and
Miss
M
FrlU
Boston
Reds
Miss
E.
Hemlngham.
captain;
Mlw
R.
Green,
Mlss'L.
Croxford
and
Mlu
A.
Hallberg.
'
Mussallem's
Miss
F.
Mussallem.
captain;
Miss
8.
Oullck.
Miss
T.
Ulaln
and
Mrs.
G.
Turgeon.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton,
captain;
Mrs.
G.
Stevens.
Miss
R.
Oll-IttVond
Miss
D.
Balllnger.
.
AH
Stats
Mre.
Alexander,
captain;
Mrs.
Woodslde.
Mrs.
Hodgson
and
Mrs.
McCllngton.
Ruj)ertettes
Miss
M.
McLeod,
captain:
Miss
E
Davles,
Miss
S,
D.i-vies
and
Miss
A,
Mussallem,
SCHEDULE
0FWHIST
February
lCanadlan
Legion
vs.
I.O.O.F.,
fit.
Andrews
vs.
Orntto.
February
8-Grotlo
vs.
Sons
nf
Norway.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Bt.
Andrews.
GRAND
OPENING
NEW
BOWLING
ALLEYS
Thursday,
2:30
P.M.
IN
HASKMKNT
OF
EXCHANC.K
HLOCK
Everyone
Cordially
Invited
Tuesday.
January
29,
19JS
ENDURANCE
i
HOOP
GAME
Two
Overtime
Periods
Required
let
(iiotto
to
IJie
Out
Verdict
0Vfr
,Moue
Lal
Night
The
Orotto
and
the.
Mor
c
.
a
marathon
basketball
bu
'
a
night
with
Uie
former
wmru.:u
,
i
after
two
overtime
periods
The
first
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three
minutes
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go
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off
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score
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rest
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