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Saturday,
March
30,
1935
STRATEGIC
POINT
Archbishop
D.
T.
Owen
of
Toronto,
Primate
of
the
Anglican
.Church
in
Canada,
sees
Prince
Rupert
as
a
stra
tegic
point
that
must,
for
national
and
imperial
reasons,!
be
developed,
People
who
live
in
Prince
Rupert
would
like
to
see
Prince
Rupert
develop
but
for
far
different
reasons.
They
realize
its
strategic
importance
and
can
see
how,
from
that
standpoint,
it
should
be
necessary
to
build
up
here
an
important
port
but
they
would
like
to
see
it
in
order
that
they
may
be
able
to
make
a
better
living
and
that
they
may
enjoy
more
of
the
facilities
of
modern
city
life.
;
''
Prince
Rupert
residents
feel
that
in
the
past
they
have
hot
been
always
treated
well
either
by
the
various
federal
govrnments
or
by
the
railway
company.
Even
the
provincial
government
shut
down
our
hierhwav
work
several
years
agfa,
removed
the
plant
and
for
several
years
nothing
was
done
until
the
present
administration
came
into
power.
It
has
not
seemed
to
us
in
the
past
that
any
but
ourselves
recognised
the
strategic
value
of
Prince
Runert.
Many
have
talked
abqut
it
but
the
talk
did
not
seem
to
influence
their
actions.
If
the
church
has
any
influence
we
hope
it
will
be
used
to
impress
the
east
with
the
importance
of
this
port
to
the
nation
and
ven
to
the.
Empire.
Possibly
the
vision
of
the
thurchman
is
far
greater
than
that
of
big
business
and
ve
shall
yet
.conje
mto
our
own.
-
The
Archbishop
was
on
less
solid
ground
when
he
spoke
of
the
menaces
which
he
saw
today
in
the
life
of
the
people
t)f
Canada.
He
considered
it
a
menace
that
people
were
looking
for
a
change
in
the
system
of
administration,
rather
than
trying
to
work
out
our
salvation
in
the
old
way,
namely
by
hard
work
and
f
ruiralitv.
',
Whether
we
like
it
or
not,
the
system
of
government
is
changing
rapidly,
The
old
plan
under
which
a
privileged
few
had
practically
everything
and
the
rest
of
mankind!
Avere
hewers
of
wood
and
drawers
of
water
for
those
few
is
rapidly
passing,
although
it
dies
hard.
The
old
system
has
failed
miserably
to
provide
for
conditions
of
life
as
they
are
today
and,
the
sooner
we
realize
it,
the
better.
With
a
million
people
out
of
employment
in
this
country
Hying
on
Ihe
dole,
It
is
evident
that
there
is
something
wrpng.
Any
system
which
allows
that
is
wrong.
It
has
to
be
changed.
Communists
would
bring
about
a
change
by
means
of
a
bloody
revolution
following
which
there
would
be
established
a
dictatorshon
of
the
nroletariat.
Others
hP-
lpYe
in
the
game
dictatorship
but
do
not
want,
to
fight
for
it.
They
would
bring
it
about
"by
constitutional
means."
yn
im
other
hand
there
is
liberalism
which
believes
in
bringing
about
a
change
gradually.
Today
liberalism
is
permeating
the
Conservative
political
party
as
well
as
the
Wberal
party,
being
forced
thereto
by
political
exigencies,
The
Liberal
.party
is
the
motive
power
in
snite
of
some
Liberals
Who
hold
hack.
The
ereat
thfrnr'ts
thnr.
thP
changes
are
juade,
not
rapidly
enough
for
some
people
but
too
rapidly
for
others,
More
chanires
will
have
to
be
mad
and
a
system
evolved
under
which
it
will
be
possible
for
any
roan
whp
is
willing
to
work
to
live
decently,
He
will
jiot
have
to
beg
for
relief.
Under
that
system
there
will
be
none
very
rich
and
none
poor.
To
such
an
end
we
should
All
strive
but
beware
lest
we
be
turned
from
the
course
by
false
jprophets
who
entice
us
with
all
sorts
of
panaceas.
I.
,1
Mil
.
.
I
B
The
Letter
Bnx
si1
!
AKIUTKATION
HASIS
2l
Editor.
Daily
News:
You
suggest
arbitration
of
the
dispute
between
the
fishermen
and
the
boat
owners
over
tne
flisinnur
tlon
or
the
proceeds
of
Uus
halibut
livers.
As
the
fishermen
worked
up
this
business
when
It
was
worth
almost
nothing,
why
not
give
them
the
benefit
of
this
year's
profits
With
Uie
understanding
.that
the
owners
take
their
fifth
share
commencing
next
year?
Why
not
make
this
a
basis
for
arbitration?
CITIZEN.
riSIIKUMEN-S
VIEWS
Editor
Daily,
News:
On'
account
uf
the
unwarranted
rumors
going
around
town
that
the
halibut
fleet
are
Ued
up
because
the
fishermen
have
refused
to
accede
to
4h
vessel
owners
df
mand
for
a
20
boat
share
of
the
livers,
and
for
some
unknown
reason
hjs
also
hay)ng
been
published
In
the
local
newspapers,
owing
to
this
misunderstanding
y.c
would
like
to
have
a
WtUe
space
In
your
valuable
paper
and
beg
to
submit
the
fol
lowing
for
the
consideration
pf
the
Prince
Rupert
ciU;wns:
Owing
to
the
'
P11
Q
halibut.
for
the
Jast
few
years
th
American
)i
and
Canadian
flsJierpien
ftd
ves.
sel
owners
alike
enured
into,
a
mu-j
tual
agreement
4.ay
Jn
port,
lor
the
purpose
pf
trjlng
U)
negotiate;
a
minimum
price
f
n
sto
with
the
j
dealers,
and
these
reoiaUons
are
still
to
progress
Jo
Seattle,
and
we
are
waiting
the
outome
from
these
negotiations.
However
of
Jate
something
unforseen
developed
The
veisej
owners
In
Prince
Rupert
are
now
demanding
boat
share
for
ihe
livers,
which
in
the
past,
haye
been
divided
equally
between
ap-tain
and
frew.
In
this
oonnwttMj
we
wish
to
point
Out
certain
fact
In
the
year
t1J,
Jf
we
.are
forfeit,
was
the
fjrst
year
these
llyers
he
came
of
any
commercial
value,
aivd
Ing
Industry,
where
livery
and
roe
nave
been
saved
(or
many
years,
there
never
was
a
question
about
share
of
livers,
even
the
captain
nor
mute
participated
in
Uie
livers
More
Quintuplet
Kids
Minnie
was
lust
another
g
.A
movim
ajound
to
t
tin
ca:
fines
of
h?r
cramped,
shfd
in
her
own
quiet
way
Of
cours?,
sht
was
cj-pectlng
a
blessed
event,
but
that
was
not
unusual,
as
her
life
was
bound
Jto
be
wrapped
up
In
the
production
of
"kids."
Then,
within
half-an-hour.
she
broke
into
the
She
had
one.
then
another,
and
another
They
totalled
five,
sufficient
to
place
her
on
the
goat
pedestal
or
the
raplo
production
of
a
family
Shown
above
is
Minnie's
(ami
y
as
they
appeared
shortly
after
the
event
took
place.
Frankie
Yos.
Jr.,
four-yar-old
proud
owner
of
Minnie,
officiated
at
the
ceremoey
and
with
eeh
sureeedlng
blrtji.
his
eyes
popped
with
delssh.
"yesterday
J
had
ope
goat."
Fran
We
expWnwi.
Today
I
have
a
whole
hunch."
And
eyeryone
Is
doing
ntosiy,
thank
you,
despite
the
lack
of
a
eeparate
hospital
Quarters
arc
even
more
erampetl
with
Minnie
now.
'SPORT
some
of
the
fishermen
nicked
some!
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
30:-
In
of
them.
The
price
was
low
with
the
1
the
first
of
a
two
game
serje
to
de
.
..
t
.1
i
a
a
1
a
l
I
l.ll
II
result
that
some
ol
the
catxains
Old
I
mae
ine
locaj
senior
uiuwiuwi
not
even
want
the
fishermen
to
I
championship,
Young
People's
Ed
save
the
livers.
However,
some
of
Jcational
Association
defeated
Port
the
fishermen
picked
thern
In
spite)
Simpson
AthleUij
Cfclb
Jy
a
score
of
f
of
mis
Jacl.
IK
W
.
ine
samcixiim
waPH
j
,
Tlie
next
season
some
of
the
the
Y.
P
p
A-
iai
nigni
injp
captains
asked
for
boat
share,
wjthlsecond
game
will
be
played
in
the
the
result
that
it
was
agreed
be-1
Port
Simpson
AthleUc
Club
Hall.
tween
fhe
captain
and
few
that
The
wjnner
of
thf
port
Simpson
the
livers
would
be
pick!
'lthout
I
lories
ytt
meet
Grotto
at
Prince
any
share
to
the
yejsej.
On
the!
Rupert
for
the
right
to
challenge
other
hand,
If
the
fishermen
dJdlAnyox
for
the
Northern
British
Co-
not
take
this
upon
themsejyps
tojjumjjla
senior
hoop
Utle
save
these
livers,
nobody
would
have
ever
known
Uvir
value
today
We
also
like
to
draw
your
atten
tion
to
Oreat
Britain
and
its
fish
BASKETBALL
AT
SIMPSON
Yi
V
K
A
WM
pettMvtif
Oyer
MLUtU
Club
In
hirst
of
Two
name
Series
SPORT
CHAT
The
curtain
rang
down
on
an-oUier
successful
season
of
whist,
bridge
and
cribbage
league
activi-
And
again,
if
this
money
Is
lost
Ass
Thursday
night
with
the
hold-
to
the
fishermen,
which
represents
aig
of
the
annual
.league
banquet
from
$12,000
to
$14,000
per
year
jtl
hcn
the
presentation
Of
trophies
Is
also
tost
to
a
great
many
bust,
to
the
winners
for
the
season
fea-
ness
men
In
your
city,
and
on
Uw
lured
ths
proceedings.
About
fifty
other
hand,
the
city
with
the
goy-
persons
were
present
and
there
eminent
will
have
to
take
f
Are
g
was
an
excellent
supper
spread
the
fishermen
and
their
families
with
refreshments
served
Jn
abun
tnai
mucn
tonjBer
aurtng
the
eiosed
dance.
Captains
of
the
various
season.
(earns
and
others
present
made
With
regards
to
the
pre.se
nt
JyilJ,
brief
speeches
and
there
was
on
put
neet,
we
would
nice
iq
point
guU
impromptu
musical
program,
f.
E.
to
you
this
fact,
that
regardless
0f
Wermlg,
president
of
the
leagues,
liver
share
to
the
boats,
under
pre-
who
was
In
the
chair,
and
J.
E.
sent
conditions
and
the
financial
Jack,
secretary,
were
In
charge
of
set-up
pf
the
fleet
today,
many
oft
arrangements
for
the
banquet
tne
men
operating
these
boat
at
me
present
tune
will
neyr
own
I
Young
Liberals
and
Senior
Lib
l"em
erals
will
meet
tomorrpw
afternoon
Again;
we
want
to
say
that
at
all
In
a
challenge
bowjjng
match
In
times
Jn
our
opinion
have
the
fjsh-j
which
considerable
Interest
Is
being
crmen
snown
mcjr
wmingness
toldlsplayed.1
The
line-ups
will
be
co-operate
with
the
vessel
owners
cposen
from
the
following:
as
mucn
as
possible
on
anything
Young
Liberals
Jack
Lindsay,
within,
reason.
As
for
Instance
last
Kill
Husoy,
Hans
Knutsen,
.Sonny
season
they
went
to
the
extent
of
Styles,
Joe
Scott,
Scoop
Bury.
Dido
uxing
several
thousands
of
dol-
Ourvich,
Wally
Johnson,
Roy
Wicks
jars
out
or
their
pockets
to
Jiquldatct
and
Prank
Comadlna.
some
outstanding
accounts
left
In
I
Senior
Liberals
Jimmy
Clccone,
Prince
Rupert
by
the
United
Pact-
Stan
Morin,
E.
Stacey,
W.
D.
Vance,
nc
nsnerie?
wjiue
irj
operation,
and
these
accounts
were
eharged
direct
-
against
the
boatsJ
and
to
the
best
could
nevr
have
been
collected
le-
of
our
information
this
money
Hy
from
the
fishermen.
There-
SPRING
SUIT
rr-
or
TOPCOAT
Samples
fust
arrived.
Prices
reasonable.
Come
In
and
get
fne
first
ehotce.
M.
T.
LEE-Third
Ave.
-iiore,
vim
nese
racts
as
presenieq
.aboye,
and
knowlns
as
we
do
the
true
picture
within
the
fishing
industry,
we
again
want
to
point
out
that
the
demand
for
any
change
of
tho
present
agreement
between
the
yes&ej
owners
and
fishermen
was
brought
about
by
the
vessel
owners,
and
the
fishermen
are
prepared
to
go
fishing
under
the
same
agree
ment
as
In
the
past,
as
soon
as
tho
vessel
owners
o
decide.
Thanking
you,
Mr.
Editor,
THE
DEEP
SEA'
FISHERMEN'S
FEDERAL
UNION
OF
B.C.,
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Dick
Woods,
Jllil
Pulton.
Max
Ase-
missen.
Jack
Candcw,
Jack
Keete.j
P
liiggln.
Felix
fteda
and
Harry
Menzie
Tomorrow
eyenlng
Ute
following
fixtures
in
tlie
Ten
Pin
League
will
be
played:
Grotto
y.
Canadian
Le
Klon;
Nelson's
Five
vs
Knox
Hotel
Old
Country
Soccer
i:.NGI.ISI
I.EAGl'E
lint
Division
Aston
Villa
1,
Arsenal
3
fjiietsui.
4.
Blackburn
Rovers
2.
Derby
County
0,
Portsmouth
1.
Everton
5.
Stoke
City
0.
Ortnuby
Town
4.
Birmingham
3,
HudOersfleld
Town
3.
Manches
ter
OHy
0.
LMeerter
City
3.
Liverpool
1.
Preston
North
Ed
2,
Sheffield
Wedneday
1.
Sunderland
3.
Leeds
United
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
J-
Wolverhampton
.
Wanderers
5,
Middlefhrgugh
3.
SCOTTISH
miaoui:
riiM
pivaioi)
Ayr
United
3,
Dpndee
2.
DunferrnJine
2,
Partlck
ThljU
j.
MotherweU
3,
St-
Mlrrcn
0.
Queen
of
South
0,
Kilmarnock
J.
Daily
News
Want-Ad?.
al
vnya
bring
quick
results.
A
Law
Every
Mother
Should
Knowumi
Observe
AVrrr
Cu
e
Your
Cliilil
An
Vnlmmcn
fonr-J
in'
tiout
Asking
Your
Doctor
First
According
to
any
doctor
you
ask,
tlie
only
safe
way
is
neitr
to
give
your
child
a
remedy
you
don't
know
all
iiiuui,
uiuium
uiitng
"
jnn,
j
When
it
comes
to
''milk
of
magnesia,"
that
you
know
every,1
where,
for
over
60
years,
doctors
have
said
"I'JIII.I.II'S'
Milk
of
.
Magnesia
for
your
child."
So
always
say
Phillips'
wlieij'
you
Iniy.
And,
for
your
own
pence
of
mind,
see
that
your
child
gets
tin's;
the
finest
nun
know.
Made
iu
Canada.
You
cn
not
ot
hrri
ly
fff
yiint
to
accept
wUstilule
lor
tlii
KrQiunr
ItiilLn'
Milk
of
Mg-nrsia.
(Xillut
in
llw
flndyoiiri-liilJren
.-.)
x
hi
iii
i
ij.
t'y
itrnt
of
llir
public
in
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the
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prince
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itase
at
Alhtree
yesterday.
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1
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tickets
were
held
In
the
Eastern
Today?s
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.03
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1.41.
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Crest.
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Bridge,
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23.
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River
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BAR
KILTER
NEW
YORK.
March
30:
(CT--
Bar
stiver
closed
at
Glc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
Wed
nesday
and
was
unchanged
Thursday,
dropping
Iqfi&ie
yesterday,
but
rising
to
flU'e
'today.
Saturday
m.,
SCOTCH
CUP
SEMI-FINAL
Heart
and
Hansen
l
.
Krx,
mlcals
Uimliute
Aberde.
GLASGOW.
Mf-
BuUer
Tailor
won
7I
.000
wlUi
n
i
After
a
terrific
irlsh
Hospital,
sweepstake
ticket
on
,
lOO.OOO
spectators,
State,
two
In.I'hJclfJpljla,
a
UjejJng
Aberdeen
IrUh
Hospitals
jHwTeiMWee
aniis.uou
rant.
Reynolds
ToiA
jfrtnnjfrX
ot
Uie
-
Orand
NatU)Uttepl(chw'..
s-
leroay.
The
gsKiguie
winnings
on
the
our
UckeU
wefe
570XO.
Vaucfluw
JiLyid
Mao
mn
VANCOUVEIt,
March
'
30!
-A.
Courtenay.
Vancouyer
Wand,
man
won
$20QQ
VesUu-duy
lp
a
sweep-
Uakc
on
the
Orjnd
Steeplechase.
tW
I
'.III!
loUiian
and
furry
i
one
to
one
in
tiv
Scottish
Cup
fooUjui!
Park.
At
CeJtic
Park.
)l
mtcqls
got
Into
the
m.
April
4-
Canutioi!
f,
nettes.
OoqueUe
v
April
8-HlueMrd
.
Doodads
vs.
a
rot
to
AprU
11-C
N
R
A
v
OlrU.
Coquettes
vk
A)
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'-
f
Hniify.
.
hi
c-fe
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
"
-,,uro,""
4,1
NaUonal
w
w
Doodads
vs
Strike-
R
A
"Youll
Be
In
Ogden'fi,
ri
Bye
and
Bye!"
Leaves
Kot
go
into
OgdWi
Fine
Cut
oit
loiied"
with
tender,
loving
cote.
And"
cnty
choicest,
mellow
feocei
con
ever
hope
to
be
good
en:ugn
for
Ogden'i
Fine
Cut,
Roll
your
own
with
OgcW'i
Then
you
will
apptecialt
tKof
it
it
this
great
care
in
the
election
of
the
leef
that
assures
you
of
a
smooln
smoking
cigarette.
OgaWs
Fine
Cut
is
worthy
of
the
bed
papers,
too
"Chanteclet"
or
"Vogue".
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'5
FINE
C
U
YtrPiPiKnetOtJtniCdPk
TfieRsft
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
ri
.
n
iv
ivuperi
prana
SMOKED
-
BLACK
COD
-
Canadkn
Fbh
fc
yd
Slorage
Co.,
Lid-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.