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Monday.
April
39,
1935
KNOCKING
HOME
CITY
The
Financial
News
of
Vancouver
is
knocking
the
baby
V
THB
DAILY
NEWS
Monay,
April
'A
fauk
rwt
1-
TOURNEY
PORT'
Grotto
Basketball
Team
Home
From
Anyox
With
Northern
B.C.
Hoop
Championship
Tucked
Away
!
Bringing
u
ith
them
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
cup,
'emblematic
of
Northern
Hntish
Columbia
senior
basket
ball
championship,
the
Grotto
Senior
League
hoop
team
of
Prince
Rupert,
m
command
or
Manager
mid
Harrio,
tinned
home
last
night
from
Anyox
aboard
the
cannery
:
tender
Jedwav.
!
1
1
Anynx
won
the
final
game
at
the
OF
TENNIS
r.ve
nt
on
C.
N.
R.
A.
Court
Yester
day
Under
Ideal
Condition
An
American
tournament
was
held
on
the
Canadian
National
Re
creation
Association
tennis
court!
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Hie
weather
was
Ideal
and
a
good
crowd
was
in
attendance.
The
winners
were
as
follows
in
the
order
named:
J.
H.
Horton
and
Miss
E.
Ktvett.
R.
Morrison
and
Mrs.
bond
issue
of
that
city
just
because
it
does
not
approve
the!
J
h.
west.
w.
p.
Mcintosh
and
Mrs.
nnlinies
nf
Mnvnr
McReer.
That
naner
noints
out
how
itiF
M
DaTte-
We
do
not
think
the
Financial
News
will
make
friends
by
that
policy.
The
bonds
are
being
issued
for
the
purpose
of
imnrovinrr
the
citv
and
it
looks
like
a
mistake
for
anv
JKNH
Slnce1Q57theword,'SEAGRAMS,,
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on
Canadian
Whisky
has
stood
for
Wfflf
Say
Seagram's
and
be
Sure
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
'fifi)ti
BrUiSn
Columbia.
Teng.
assisted
by
other
members
of
j
citizens
totry.tp
hold
back
such
a
movement
No
matterilhe
commm!e
wnat
anyone
may
ininK
01
Mayor
wicueer,
tney
niusi.
uu-
A
.1
.
TT
1
1.-11
!
mil
inai
v
ancouver
neeos
a
new
city
nan.
WILD
MAN
OF
EUROPE
Hitler
is
undoubtedly
using
the
German
military
feeling!
as
a
means
of
establishing
himself
and
consolidating
bis;
position.
He
finds
it
popular
to
defy
the
League
of
Nations
so
he
is
carrying
it
to
the
extreme.
He
is-ftrusting
to
the
anti-war
feeling
in
most
European
nations
to
prevent
the
neighboring
countries
trying
to
force
him
to
live
up
to
the
Versailles
Treaty.
Just
now
Hitler
is
looked
upon
as
the
wild
man
of
Europe
and
no
one
can
tell
what
he
may
do
next.
,
PREPARATIONS
FOR
CELEBRATION
Evidently
the
whole
city
will
join
with
enthusiasm
in
the
celebration
of
the
King's
Silver
Jubilee
next
Monday.
In
doing
so
they
will
be
in
line
with
the
general
movement
throughout
the
British
Empire
and
.wherever
British
people
are
gathered
together.
Prime
Minister
Bennett
is
in
England
preparing
to
take
part
in
the
big
celebrations
there
and
the
premiers
of
the
other
Empire
countries
will
also
be
there
as
well
as
representatives
of
nations
not
members
rif
the
Empire.
Prince
Rupert
will
celebrate
in
proper
manner,
not
to
show
its
loyalty,
for
such
a
demonstration
would
be
unnecessary,
but
as
a
spontaneous
expression
on
s'o
auspicious
an
occasion.
ROWLING
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Coquettes.
'let
us
givg
you
A
PAIR
OF
FESTIVE
FEET.
Shoej
have
taken
on
the
"luxury"
air
of
Spilig
fashions!
Emer
...coDtra$iir.g
leathers,
fancy
trimming
and
perforation
.
.
.
more
feminkre
and
tophiiticitcd
ttvles.
You'r
going
to
luvc
feitht
feet
when
tru
tep
out
in
a
new
pair
ot
Oryx
Shoes.
And
you're
going
t
o
like
them
...
very
much.
Onyx
SHOES
BY
BLACHFORD
The
Family
Shoe
Store
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
rhone
357
.smelter
town
Saturday
night
by
a
score
of
27
to
18
but
Prince
Runert
took
the
series
with
an
excess
of
18
Fourth
Anyox.
19;
Prlnee
Ru
pert.
16.
defeated
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
of
the
local
Senior
League.
Alex
Macdonald
tcu
the
star
for
Anyox
In
the
games
at
the
smelter
town,
being
used
In
various
posi
tions
with
equal
advantage.
The
-
!
Prince
Rupert
players
all
turned
in
April
29-Blue
Birds
vs.
Strikers;
A
(KK,
aii
aroimd
,.ame
atld
there
jwas
little
to
pick
u'hd
choose
be-
.
j
iwecn
mem.
The
visit
at
Anyox
proved
town
and
enjoyed
play
themselves.
The
local
team
consisted
of
I
Sonny
Stiles,
Dtddaurvlch,
Emle
Ratchford,
Herbie
lorgan.
Johnny
Morrison,
Angus
McPhee,
Eddie
Smith.
William
M-irray
and
Joe
amis.
RIBBONS
IN
LEAD
Defeated
Assumption
College
38
to
!
20
Satunlay
in
Third
Game
of
Senior
Hoop
Series
.
VICTORfA.
AprU
29:
(CP)
Vic
toria
Blue
Ribbons
defeated
As-
)
sumption
College
ot
Windsor,
Ont.
!
38
to
20
Saturday
night
in
the
third
game
of
the
series
for
the
i
Canadian
senior
men's
basketball
.championship.
The
Ribbons
arc
.now
leading
on
the
series
two
games
to
one.
SPORT
CHAT
With
the
opening
of
the
local
pkritct
bowls
game
ijv
roy
morrison.
...
On
Saturday
evening
at
the
j
(lav
Mnwtln.
AllMMt
-ROV
MON
rluon.
in
the
fourth
game
in
the
five-pin
ini!lw
enam-
pionslwp.
bowled
the
first
per-
tecl
gnme
e"
llayi
m
w
(lid
bowls
he
made
twelve
j
strike
or
450
point
This
is
the
pniwlble
wore
at
five
pins.
J
Ruy
is
Justified
in
feeling
r
chety.
Inquiries
are
to
De
j
made
as
to
the
last
time
a
per-
fret
flve-uln
scor
was
made
in
British
Columbia.
THREE
GAMES
tllrN
Leatuc
King
Eds
5C2,
J.M.'s
C22.
i
OF
SOFTBALL!
Klnts
on
the
aggregate.
Five
games
Vlsltlnr
.Me
tlakatla
Team
Had
Busy
,
werr
played,
the
flret
being
a
draw
Day
Here.
Winning
Two
.ilatrhe
while,
of
the
other
four,
each
team
And
lysine
One
won
two.
The
total
count
was
126
for
Prlnee
Runert
to
108
for
Anyox.
The
Mellakatfa
Softball
team
had
the
reunite
mime
by
game
having
a
busy
day
In
town
yesterday,
play-
been
as
follows:
uig
Uiree
games
with
local
teams.
First
Anyox..
2t;
Prince
Rupert,
two
of
which
the
visitors
won
21.
Seconder!.
3C.
53
-Anyox,
15,
Prlnee
Ru-
Third
Anyox.
2-1,
Prlnee
Rupert.
in
the
first
game,
the
Metlakat-
tans
were
baffled
by
the
hurling
of
J
Ronnie
Pitcher
and
lost
out
to
the
J
Lamble
Si
stone
team
of
the
Senior'
LfAgue
by
a
score
o!
nine
to
nil
A
plek-up
team
of
local
Junior
players
went
on
the
field
for
Prince
Fifth
Anyox.
27:
Prince
Rupert.
Rupert
In
Uie
second
an
I
fcf
Af
tltfri1ltl
wAn
ft
tf
game
and;
This
Is
the
first
time
the
Sun
The
nurd
game
of
tne
aay
iook
would
be-a
financial
error
to
purchase
the
new
issue
of
a
'r
TST
u,e
Cu,
,ras
'rom
An-
biace
in
the
evenma.
ending
m
the
m?11nn
million
and
n,I
a
n
half
half
rlnllnr
dollars
wWnri
which
is
i
tn
to
Iip
be
sold
wild
in
in
the
the
city,
oitv.
?
r"1":
c,,fm"n
r
t,,e
c-
N
!yox.
yox.
In
In
the
tne
flndl
linai
last
last
year.
yeor.
Anyox
Anyox
klhth
stanza
with
Mrtlakatla
k.
a.
iennis
uiud.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
J.
II.
Horton
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
ahead
uf
u
local
scrub
team
10
to
4.
STUDENT
BOWLING
UftulU
In
I
licit
School
league
I'lay
On
Saturday
very
Results
Saturday
In
tlie
King
Ed-
enjoyable.
There
was.
a
dance
at
ward
Utah
School
Rowling
League
the
I.
O.
D.
.
llaHithere
on
Friday
j
were
as
follows:
evening.
The
locals
found
igolf
and
tennis
going
strong
at
the
smelter
Gadgets
740,
Aces
674.
Lucky
Strikes
086,
flay
Maids
503
Kippers
C65,
Co-Eds
022.
Bowler
Bears
705,
TVrirlers
731
Roys'
League
Cubs
455.
Buckaroos
500.
Tigers
539.
Punks
523.
Giants
C2S.
Champs
475,
High
scorers
ulrk
Llnaa
Field,
!E5:
boys,
I).
MeMeekln,
ISO.
The
standings:
Girlt
Twlrlers
6097
.ucky
Strike
5693
Aces
...
5504
Gadgets
5483
Kippers
5225
Co-Eds
5092
Bowler
Bears
-
4W2
JM.'i
4010
King
Eds
j.
4515
tlay
Mnlds
4231
Roys
Tigers
1081
Giants
1C28
Champs
1537
Buckaroos
1510
Cubs
1494
Punks
1438
Baseball
Standings
American
league
baseball
season
scheduled
to
take1
W.
place
next
Monday
with
an
exhl-
Chicago
0
'bltion
game
being
played
at
the
Cleveland
1
I
King's
Silver
Jubilee
Celebration,
Washington
7
,
interest
In
the
diamond
pastime
is
New
York
7
showing
a
creat
comeback.
Yester-1
Hottort
fl
j
day
morning
about
twenty-five
Detroit
,
4
;
athletes
were
out
limbering
up
at
Bt
Louis
...
.2
(the
Acropolis
Hill
Grounds
wtth
t'lilladclphTa
2
.the
younger
clement
In
much
cvl-l
National
League
deuce.
With
n
few
of
the
older
New
York
7
players
coaching
them,
the
rookies
Brooklyn
,show
promise
of
develonlnir
Into
a
Chicago
fine
lot
of
ball
playerjThc
league
Cincinnati
t.1
ertry
mill
nnthnkl.,
.v..
n
t
n
I
tl
t
tthlirir
24
with
three
teamr'ln
the
clrcult.lHt.
Iuls
If
is
expected
Elks
Sons
of
Can-
Uwton
ada
and
Canadian
J-egldn
will
be',hl!adelphla
tne
tnrcc
teams.
Players
will
be
al
lotted
In
the
ncaf
future
and
It
Is
j
the
Intention
of
the
league
officials
,
to
endeavor
to
even
things
up
as
imuch
as
possible
with
a
view
to
making
the
games
moire
Interesting.
NO
FOOTBALL
GAME
I
A
football
came
vas
contempla-I
ted
for
yesterday
between.
the
,
Young
Liberal
team
of
this
city
and
,an
eleven
from
the
British
steamer
I
Paris
City,
which
Is
how
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port
;
loading
grain,
but
It
failed
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with
each
chimney
cleaned,
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or
Telephone
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fat
lit!
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seven
wccK-
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lien
net:
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x
.
the
remark
of
his
prtvat.'
chuuffur.
Clifford
Allrn
,b
.
that
he
wan
gto
to
see
his
chief
out
again
The
phot"
wn
In
Ottawa,
Monday
AprU
15.
I
BEER
BUITISU
fxilufnl.iu'.
fmnurlte.
You
v.
Ill
enjoy
the
fine
flavour
of
thU
fatuous
User.
Jut
say
I'llenef
when
jhii
urilrr.
tit
PruJ
f
nolurt
nf
H
Wtrr
lUrttrt,
Oddfellows
And
Rebekahs
Have
'
Church
Service
Members
of
the
Oddfellows-
and
Rebekah
Lodges
to
the
number
of
about
fifty
attended
annual
di
vine
service
last
evtnlng
at
Bt.
Pe
ter's
Anglican
Chorch.
Seal
Cove,
where
Rev
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
preached
appropriately
to
the
order.
The
party,
hi
flrarf
Of
James
Madden,
drove
from
Hall
to
the1
church
and
then
drove
back
to
be
dismissed.
C.
F.
Outred
and
A.
Dickinson
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
St
Smelt
ing
Co.
from
Trail
were
passengers
aboard
the
Cawtfl
last
evening
go
ing
through
to
Anyox.
Steamship
Sailings
L
'or
Vaneoavei
Tuesday
-Catala
1:30
p.m.
Thurs-
.
P.
Rupert
10:30
p.m.
rriday
.
Prin.
Adelaide
.10
p
in
8.
cardena
midnight
April
4.
15.
25ss.
P.
Norah
5
p.m.
t
m
Vncoue
Sunday
as.
Catala
..
4
p.m
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rucrt
10
p.m
Friday
sa.
Prln.
Adelaide
4
pm
as.
Cardena
p.m
April
11
and
21
s.
P.
'Norah
a.m.
i'iir
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
ss.
Catdla
.
8
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
P.
Rupert
4
p.m.
lYom
Anyox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a.m.
Thursday-
ss
Pr
Itapert
8
p.m.
ror
Nsas
River
Aim
fori
Mmpion-flunday
ss.
CaUila
8
p.m.
rrom
Naas
River
U
I'ort
Klmron
Tuesday
s.s
Catala
1
:30
a.m.
lor
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-April
12,
2&
ss.
Pr
Johti
10
p.m.
Prom
()ueen
Charlotte
Islands-
April
10
and
24
ss
Pr.
John
a.m.
ir
Ocean
Falls
Thurs.
ss
P
Rujiert
10:30
p.m.
Friday-.!
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m
mm
Ocean
Fa!l
Wednesday
ss.
P,
Rupert
;10
a.ni.
Friday
ss.
Prln,
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Ss.
cardena
p.m
For
Alaska-April
11
and
21
ss,
p,
Norah
n.m
i
From
Alaska-
April
4,
15,
25ss.
P.
Nornh
p.m.
I
roin
nkrena
River
Friday-
ss
Cardena
p.m.
&
Tliik
advcrliement
is
not
jniltluhcd
or
dilaycd
k
the
Control
Hoard
or
lv
tti.
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of
Rriti-h
C.,-i
Mail
Schedule
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
FV
days
4-iorra
I'rom
the
East-Tuesday.
Thurdys
snd
:
days
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Mondays
Hrnln
4
in
p.m
Tuesday
..
no
p.Ta.
Wednsday
(train)
-
4
30
,m
Thursdays
0
30
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Friday
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p.m.
April
4.
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and
25
.
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
4
Pm
Tueday
Itralnt
10
15
pw
Wednesday
10
a
m,
Tliursday
Uraln)
10'
la
P
'
1
Friday
-
Saturday
(train)
1"
1'
'
April
11
and
31
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
7
P
n
Wedneday
-
3
P-m
rom
Anyox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
H
30
aJB
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Naas
River
and
Port
Slmpsflo-
Sunday
7
P
ro
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