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of
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English
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Boot,
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too.
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:io
Thursday,
January
24,
1935
We
"must
admit
it
was
an
apreeable
surprise
that
Rieht
Hon.
W.
L.
Matkenzie
KinK
rose
bove
party
jjolitips
and
deciQed
to
support
the
Benhett
policies
of
reform.
While,
we
'did
not
see
what
else
he
could
do
it
seems
he
is
the
first
.
federal
premier
to
take
the
stand
that
the
good
of
the
Seople
is
more
important
than
the
good
of
the
Party.
Miv
!ing
is
a
bigger
man
than
we
thought.
-Members
of
Par-.liament
who
are
supporting
him
in
this
will
lose
nothing
by
their
action.
We
fancy
we
see
the
example
Tand
precept
of
oiiV
own
member
having
some
influence
in
the
party
councils.
It
must
be
a
satisfaction
to
him
that
he
can
support
the
Bennett
policies
of
reform
without
having
to.
break
with
his
party.
LOGGING
CAMPS
TO
REOPEN
The
logging
camps
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
are
to
lose
no
time
this
spiring
in
getting
to
work.
It
was
an
nounced
yesterday
they
would
be
again
up
to
full
strength
of
about
400
by
the
first
of
next
month.
While
Prince
Rupert
may
not
supply
the
camps
directly
j
wm
meir
groceries
ana
naraware,
11
means
a
great
ueai
to
the
Inlands
and
to
Prince
Rupert
having
the
work
going
on
there.
We
are
glad
to
know
that
the
camps
are
to
be
busy.
INSURANCE
AGAINST
UNEMPLOYMENT
While
we
are
glad
to
know
that
the
federal
government
5gopa
ttie
necessai'y
lawsto
bring
into
being
a
system
Tnmpldyrheht
insurance,
we
do
not
look
to
that
.
measure
as
the
first
thing
needed
just
now
in
bringing
about
greater'
prosperityand
'solving
the
unemployment
prob-
jeui.
riuung
uie
men
io
worn
is
me
most,
important
matter.
We
"hope
we
shall
hear
in
the
very
near
future
that
Mr.
Bennett
is
to
deal
with
this
in
a
statesmanlike
manner.
He
mentioned
it
in
lps
radio
speeches
and
he
gave
it
great
prommence
in
his
first
address.
This
seems
to
be
the
prosper
time
to
tackle
the
problem.
The
men
"have
been
idle
much
too
long
already.
the
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Dally
By
Cmiim
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
j
Tie
Letter
Box
MR,
SANSTKUM
It
Cr
LIES
Editor.
Dally
News:
In
reply
to
the
venomous
lines
in
the
letterbox
of
the
"Daily
News.
evidently
directed
at
me
personally.
jjll
wish
to
make
a
few
remarks.
He
IsJ
evidently
laboring
under
a
'high
pressure
of
race
"prejudice
and,
spleen
to
myself.
No
higher
authority
have
1
learned
to
recognize
than
the-tihdlngsiof
science.
I
am
not
here
to
confute
their
-verdict-bwt,
in
my
hum
We
-pcr-j
sition
as
one
of
least
Importance
among
ftshermeh
of
this
port.
I
am
ready
at
all
times
without
the
least
hesitation
To
respect
their
Verdict
fthe
vttdlct
61
scWnte.
Therountry
of
my
birth,
Sweden,
howsoever
ridiculed
by
my
venom
ous
enemy,
will
I
hopefully
trust.!
t
never
from
me.
its
most
tumble
of-
5
'
spring,
receive
Uie
faintest
rcsem
blance
Dl
the
'tame
renbm.
if
In
finding
the
yto
tftnc
imperii
apparently
tretHlrible)
frnatns
'of
h
the
specimen,
my
Yetil
Tdr
InTorrnmfrl
g
ttlie
biological
Station,
fcaxnrany
vas
m
i
actuated
ly
n
-prior
'scmce
'on
"Ihe;
IS
u.
o.
o,
Aiuairovi,
'H
3iup
-cuijifTru
for
the
-Sttiflv
-tot
ihWIrft
lire.
Mill
tJh
(that
parttciilsfr
trulsfc.
Twni
HasVa3
to
Mexico.
Ttre
keenness
oT
MMttiU-
flc
research
on
ttrat
icttil..
Iio
doubt,
icoi.a
-rhe
to
"report
the
spo
Warriors
vs.
High
-School,
Annette's
vs.
Grotto,
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
School.
January
28--Grotto
vs.
Moose,
Grotto
vs.
High
School,
Warriors
vs.
Legion,
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
January
31
Moose
'vs.
C.
N.
R.
A,
Legion
vs.
High-School
High
School
vs.
Annette's,
Scouts
vs.
High
School
vs.
Annette's,
Scouts
Vs.
High
School.
February
"4
C.
N.R.
A.
vs.
Grotto.
Grotto
vs.
Annette's,
High
School
vs.
Warriors,
4llgh
School
vs.
Scy
thlans.
February
7--Moose
vs.
tJrolto
Legion
vs.
Warrior,
High
School
"Vs
Grotto,
Scoots
vs.
Scythlahs.
February
11--C.
N.51.A.
Vs.loose.
Annette's
vs.
High
School,
High
a."hodl
1rs.
Legion,
Hfgh
School
Vs.
Scouts.
February
14
Gf
otto
vs.
"C.
S.
h.
A,
Warriors
vs.
?lfgh
Sdiool,
An
nette's
vs.
Grbtto,
TScthlans
vs
Scouts.
February
18
Grotto
Vs.
Moose,
Grottoes.
High
School,
"Warriors
vs.
Legion,
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
February
21
Moose
vs.
C.
N.
R
A..
-Legion
Vs.
Hlgh
School,
High
February
25C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto,
Grotto
Vs.
Anhette's.
High
"School
ivs.
Warriors.
High
School
vs.
Scv
thlans.
February1
28
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Legion
vs.
Warriors,
High
School
vs.
Grotto,
Scouts
vs.
'Scythians.
March
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Moose.
Annette's
Vs.
High
'School,
High
8chbol-
ts.
Legion,
High
School
vs.
acouis.
Basketball
Standing
LEAGUE
STANDING
.
,
Senior
League
W.
L.
Grotto
2
0
C.
N.
R.
A
1
1
Moose
,
0
-2
Intermediate
teagne
High
School
1
1
Warriors
.1
1
Canadian
Legion
1
1
Ladles'
League
Annette's
2
0
1
High
School
1
i
Grottetjes
D
2
Junior
Leagne
Scythians
.2
0
Boy
Scouts
.1
1
High
School
0
2
BILLIARD
iuji
ujvUil
ntm
'SPORT'
Kelchikan
Elks
BOSTON
ON
Bowl
Challenge
,
TOP
AGAIN
Accepted
Here
.
Hrtihrs
H1n
X)Wr
Maroon
Toronto
The
local
Elks"
Lodge
has
accep-
Map'
Lea'
St.
LouU
led
a
challenge
from
Ketchikan
..-s.
Elks
who
are
expected
here
In
the
near
future
with
the
Normahna
j
Male
Chorus
party
for
a
bowling
match
of
six
games
-on
'the
Elki
Home
alleys.
The
Ketchikan
challenge
was
transmitted
"by
M.
L.
Stcpp,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
Is
expected
here
with
the
visitors.
MOOSE
AND
ELKS
MEET
t'omrtTiosts
talAlm-
at
Enjoyable
I
Informal
korfal
tt
iNrning
.fcfembsrs'dtXhe
Moose
todge
were
j
hosts
"to
Ihe
"Elks
at
a
highly
enjoy-
jTdf
onto
able
informal
social
evening
lost
Maroons
fold
boxing
bout
cetween
Ted
Smith
and
Harold
Paries
resulted
in
a
craw.
4
2
0
SCHEDULE
January
54-MOrotto
vs.
Legion.
January
27'afotto
vs.
Elks.
January
31
Legion
vs.
Empress.
February
5
Elks
vs.
Legion.
February
'7
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
February
12
Elks
vs.
Empress.
February
14
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Community
singling
was
en
oyed
with
Charlie
Balagnopresldk
tng
at
the
piano.
There
were
speeches
by
Glllls
Royer.
Lee
Oor-don.
W.
te.
McCalltim
and
3ecrge
Peters.
Refreshments
were
served
ln
ab
undance
and
It
-was
voted
by
'all
a
memorable
evening.
The
committee
responsible,
for
the
success
of
the
evening's
"enter-talnment
consisted
of
Alois
Ohnes-
org,
F.
Morrison,
Joe
Raichiorc
Fred
-Scadden,
William
Gray,
B,
Russell.
T.
O.
Morgan
and
B.
J.
Bacon.
Snooker
And
Billiards
At
Legion
Club
In
the
final
of
the
second
billiard
handicap
of
the
Canadian
Leglonl
of
the
British
Xmpfre
Bervtce
League,
Arthur
Beale
won
a
x!o
game
from
George
Dawes
by
150
to
144.
The
final
of
the
snooker
tolrrria-'
ment
was
also
played
btf
with
George
Cripps
wihnmE
trbrn
-Fritz
Skjellum
by
six
points.
New
competitions
are
already
un-
ter
way
withkttijarKCr.
number
-of
entries
so
thaFthe
competition
Is
becoming
keener
and,
with
sdme
adjustments
m
hahdlcapplng,
T?ry
close
games
may
be
expeclefl.
SCORES
IN
BADMINTON
No.
1
Prince
Itupert
and
Skeena
Clubs
Art
Leading
Following
were
scores
inade
In
the
Pfhiee
Rupert
Badminton
As
sociation
inrcr-clnb
fixtures
last
night:
A"
League-C.
N.
R.
A.
10,
No.
1
RupeffS,
Skeena
6,
No.
2
Rupert
6.
"B"
League
STtttTna,
C.
N.
R.
A.
8,
Rupert
5.
In
last
week's
"B"
League,
the
Skeena
should
have
been
reported
as
seven
points
instead
of
nine.
League
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
"A"
League
No.
1
Rupert
.
20
Skeena
..
43
No.
2
Rupert
12
fc.
fc-R.
A
u.
12
rB-
League'.
Skeerta
u....AimmudLu--
.16
C.
N.
R.
A.
;
iKupen,
:,H--
t
Daily
Ncwg
Want-VVils.
always
bring
quick
results.
BOSTON.
January
1!M
m
Cans
ah
.ress
i
Scoring
a
4
to
3
vitTot
over
the
Montreal
Maroon
heir
Tuesday
night,
Boston
Trfulns
"moved
back
Into
first
place
tn
the
In-"
remaUonal
division
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
Displacing
the
Idle
'Chicago
Hawks.
j
In
the
only
other
naYrrc
played
;
Tuesday
night,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
i
defeated
St.
Louis
Eagles
two
to
!
one
at
St.
Louis.
Hockey
Standings
fcht
at
the
Moose
Hall
a
splendid
Americans
PensonalU-
hm
ot
VelkW
in1",m
?
i6
,mpromptu
legends,
stm
I
"believe
that
the
spt
cimehids
paraded
asTochfend
ill
so
continue
until
otherwise
prdvCh.
HUGO
SANDSTROM.
BASKETBALL
!
i
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
F
Canadiens
St.
Louts
taHfced
ajectelly
for
the
'occasion.
St.
Lwuls
b.
-J
"Bacon
was
general
ronvener
and
thairman.
There
bout
Chleago
Aone
-hundred
if!rent
with
about
'Boston
Wjtjal
ihumboTs
'I
Spfthcr
fedge.
Detroit
4ti
basketball
tlks
'beat
Woose
4
Rangers
to
"wWle
he
Woosc
dt
then-
e-
enge
m
'tuS'blMPar
-VhlcV)
hey
won
y
two
"straight
TMUI.
also
"
Kirming
a
bowling
trvmptUtioh
35
JanOary"24-irbrtb.TJ
Yt.Tl.
A.,
"35
Tot
good
measure.
A
bSlnd-
14
7
8
6
6
14
15
11
10
A.
P.J
5
"7
'ffJ
M
44
3
10
67
46
-it
6
13
60
67
20
3
13
49
C8
19
3
20
49
84
15
3
19
48
82
15
American
DivWon
3
1
0
59
48
31
3
10
64
59
32
4
12
67
56
26
3
11
61
60
23
SCHEDULE
WHIST
January
25
I.O.O.F.
vs.
St.
An
drews,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
February
1
Canadian
Legion
vs.
I.O.OJ..
St.
Andrews
vs.
Grotto.
February
8
Grotto
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
Canadian
-Leckm
,v.
81
Andrews.
February
15
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Grotto,
Sons
-of
Norway
vs.
St.
Andrews.
February
S2
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
orotto
vs.
XSshaUlan
Le
lion.
Vf1
salaiMaaiai3Mri
for
that
COUGH
orCOLD
It
tlcxi
not
txy
10
tiVe
or'chnrn
with
catted
"liropte"
rtHjghi
tod
cotdil
Kill
the
baltmib
itb5Airrnd
JJ
ihm
uhl!fxo'oTul
of
Colinin't
Muturd
murJ
fir
i
10a
thin
pjcr
Itie
t4Ji)in(
it"Lve)tuurruld
in
roatnrJ
bihl"
SoiWnlTHj;pnpireivJnDtl.
Then
a
gnoii'
rnbduwn,ionip
into
bJ
hd
A'jirand
old
remedf!
If
more
cooiim,
up
jourlf
up
wirm
nj
voii
your
frrt
for
1
f
minutf
in
pil-iffniiWwiirHth1
ljbleipoinftl
of
Colnun'
ndKlobd.
'Andoicin
rtlfm
the
otJ-hthlootd
luumr
J
ptiirt
for
f
ttlirj
forcbttf
cotdi.
COlMANt
MUSTAM
ttlCVI
MwHr
j
Tut!
itth
I
Tut
th
cwn
;
C4t
-
V
.
OwiCrti
r
.
OJ
PATHFINDING
TtnUithcJ
U
111),
ike
ftnk
of
MonireJ
ti
(he
fine
jWitnibtni'WV
fa
BrtrRS
Nonh'AmHin.
fmeiria(tfftiKli
tnniring
In
Ciiud,
it
vti
tht
tnf
-Wktn
ffcc
tpfrl
of
lower
Ctnxh,
tnt
ia
ctx
(tpittl
of
ptr
OnJU,-rJ
Km
tt
ih
pfii
r
in'Inown
Vfttfwttit
Oiu.
the
tt1
of
iKt
Dominion.
Jt
wit
k
6nt
fttntnM
tuAk
to
be
Vtblitli(4
K
of
uS
XKni
-Ukn
vi
ihe
firu
to
id)i(te
crinicontineiml
tpum
ot
bttnehn.
It
wis
tltO'
The
r
inumnioa
to
provide
CjtJ,
wiiti
t
4oforiri
carttney,
toih
tll
tni
coinije,
The
6tm
Unk
loiniw
in
firuncinj
ike
(atin
mi
of
1
'xLaaaaaaaaaafl
Cut
t
ibh
JI.
itrp
it
sJ
yir
Clmn'i
MtUrJ
tig
tr
COLMAN'S
,
u.s.
1.
Mustard
"
i
41
I
Pure
M.rrf
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
CNRA
vs
Orotto.
Canadian
Lf
gion
va.
-Kttrt
Brand"'
M:
;k
1
ieM.
Febreary
1
4
Swifts
vi
Oro"
JJ.nJt.
vs
"Rupert
Brant,"'
Musketeers;
Cmdlan
Lrlon
vs
fun:-
January
24
Rupert
Brand'
,blrs.
lusteeteers
vs.
Swift's
Rambter4
February
21
tXNRA
v
Sr"
Orotto:
C.N
Jt
A
vs
Canadtan
GroHo
va
Canadian
Legion.
?H--
Legion.
January
31
Swift's
vs.
Canadter
Legion;
Grotto
vs.
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