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Wednesday,
Jan.
22,
1936
Prince
Rupert
is
primarily
a
seaport.
The
city
was
foun
ded
Decause
ot
its
splendid
harbor
and
suitability
for
ocean
traffic
When
the
railway
was
first
opened,
a
fully
equipped
quarantine
station
was
erected
on
Digby
Island
and
ail
the
plans
of
the
people
who
originated
the
railway
and
terminal
were
that
it
should
become
the
headquarters
for
a
regular
steamship
service
to
the
Orient.
-.
The
movement
was
killed
by
the
building
of
the
railway
from
Red
Pass
to
Vancouver
and
by
the
opening
of
the
Panama
Canal.
But
since
that
time
there
has
grown
up
a
very
considerable
trade
between
Western
Canada
and
the
United
Kingdom
and
so
far
this
has
been
monopolized
by
Vancouver.
At
the
Liberal
meeting
Monday
nicht
it
was
sueerested
by
G.
W.
Nickerson
that
an
effort
be"
made
to
secure
a
subsidy
to
induce
U.
K.
steamships
to
come
as
far
as'
Prince
Kupert
to
pick
up
cargo.
This
it
is
expected
will
be
followed
up,
proper
data
secured
and
the
member
for
the
district
has
promised
to
co-operate
and
press
for
this
service.
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
in
a
recent
speech
mentioned
that
efforts
would
be
made
to
secure
larger
shipments
of
grain
through
this
port.
That
also
is
an
important
(level
opihent
in
connection
with
the
port.
The
establishment
of
more
industries
would
also
add
to
the
possibilities
of
port
development.
If
we
make
this
a
year
of
trade
development
out
of
Prince
Rupert
we
shall
have
done
something
of
a
permanent
nature
toward
making
the
city
the
important
port
that
she
ought
to
be.
1
GENERAL
IMPROVEMENT
S.
A.
Vineberg'
of
Sherbrooke,
Quebec,
who
has
been
here
for
a
few
days
this
week,
says
there
is
a
general
improvement
in
business
conditions
throughout
Canada
and
that
the
west
is
just
beerinninir
to
resnond
to
the
chantre.
That
bears
out
the
information
brought
to
us
regularly
through
the
bureau
of
statistics
at
Ottawa
that
there
is
a
general
uptrend
in
all
lines
of
business
from
one
end
of
LanaUa
to
the
other.
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Editor,
Dally
News:
Since
the
Inception
of
our
organization
we,
as
a
body
concerned
100
with
the
welfare
and
advancement
of
Prince
Rupert
directly,
the
British
Empire
Indirectly,
and
in
all
our
activities
have
endeavored
to
co-operate
with
the
public
at
large.
At
this
time
we
feel
that
we
are
In
accord
with
the
sentiment
of
the
public,
and
the
people
of
the
Empire,
In
postponing
all
functions
of
a
public
nature
and.
In
view
of
the
death
of
our
sovereign,
king
Oeorge
V,
we
have
seen
fit
to
postpone
our
advertised
"Snowball
Frolic."
until
aTter
the
royal
funeral.
We
respectfully
ask
the
co-opera
tion
of
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
to
bear
with
us
in
the
mourning
j
throughout
the
British
Empire,
for
I
a
well
loved
monarch
who
has
pass-j
ed
on.
We
assure
you
that
we
have
inot
cancelled
our
activities,
but
j
only
postponed
them
In
respect
for
j
the
pall
of
mourning
cast
over
our
j
country
In
the
past
few
days.
We
I
feel
that
duty
demands
it,
patriot-I
Ism
requires
it.
and
in
respect
and
I
love
we
bow
our
heads
for
him
who
has
been
tailed
by
that
grim
reaper
who
must
visit
us
all
one
day.
Thank
you,
The
Junior
Section
of
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PRINCE
RUPERT
CHAMBER
OP
COMMERCE.
TIMBER
ON
MOUNTAIN
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TWO
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
January
22
liijj
i
-m
r
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
5MITHERS.
Jan.
22:
The
everyone
would
like
to
see
a
little
j
Doodsori
but
he
received
very
ef
diminution
of
the
annual
precipitation.
Here
Ls
an
opportunity
for
discussion.
What
do
you
say,
Mr.
Editor?
PHILISTINE.
LIKES
DAtLY
NEWS
Editor,
Dally
News:
I
wish
to
congratulate
you
on
your1
paper
of
January
17
as
being
an
outstanding
Issue
In
the
annals
Of
the
Daily
News.
In
this
Issue
there
were
at
least
two
Items
in
the
personal
hews
columns
where
the
person
It-ported
were
riot
"the
well
known1'
or
the
"prominent."
Also
in
an
article
reporting
T.
H.
Johnson's
farewell
luncheon,
Mr.
Johnson
was
reported
all
by
his
lonely,
without
being
an
"Uncle
of
Amy's
Also
noticed
that
Alex
Prucl-homme
was
at
last
going
on
a
pleasure
trip,
free
from
political
speeches.
Also
your
editorial
showed
Improvement.
You
congratulate
Hon.
Alex
Manson
on
his
appointment
to
the
bench
and
also
commend
the
government
for
his
aDDoint-
ment.
which
is
quite
proper,
but1
you
will
remember
some
time
ajo
that
you
expressed
the
hope
thit
Mr.
Bennett
would
be
a
big
enough
man
to
leave
the
Senate
vacancies
cpen
until
after
the
election.
So
all
around
your
paper
Ls
Im
proving,
I
had
thought
of
glvli'?
it
up
hut
after
seeing
so
much
Improvement
in
one
Issue,
some
day
you
may
be
goad
enough
to
id
mlt
that
a
"Conservative"
is
a
human
being
so
when
your
pretty
girl
somes
round
again
I
may
renew.
"
;'
N.
3,
O'Neill,
PHYSICAL
Smfthen.
EDUCATION
Paul
Kozoolln,
who
ls
to
be
chief
Instructor
of
the
provincial
recreational
centre
which
is
being
established
here,
arrived
In
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Georgtt
this
morning.
January
29
has
been
lentatlvely
set
as
the
opening
dale.
Combined
ladles'
and
girls'
and
men's
and
boys'
classes
will
be
held
on
alternate
bights
and,
If
there
Is
sufficient
demand,
classes
will
be
arranged
for
school
children
only
after
school.
Activities
at
these
classes
will
Includel
Danish
exercises,
vaulting
box,
mat
and
spring
board
tumbling,
group
games,
skip
1
'SPORT"'
SMTHERS
0nly
Two
Goals
Of
WV
r
A
MC
(
Needed
to
Win
1
UVslV
UfllULi
Canadian
Legion
and
Native
Tie
In
Exciting
'Game
Sons,
fective
support
from
his
teammates,
three
of
the
goals
coming
from
passes
and
one
on
a
solo
trip
down
the
Ice.
Every
man
on
both
teams
was
working
furiously
and
the
Legion
had
a
slight
edge
on
the
play
tih-Ul
Freddie
Watson,
Legion
defense
man,
suffered
a
badly
cut
lip
from
a
skate
.and
was
forced,
out
ot
the
game.
Tills
accidehl
necessitated
a
shift
in
the
line-up
which
worked
against
the
effectiveness
Legion.
The
play
was
a
bit
rough
In
places
and
seven
penalties
were
handed
to
one
player
during
the
i
game.
Still
Have
Chance
The
Legion
and
the
Elks
teams
will
play
on
Thursday
night
and,
while
being
In
last
place,
the
Elks
still
have
time
to
upset
all
the
dope
as
they
have
a
very
fast
and
effective
team
and
are
sure
of
giving
the
other
teams
a
good
run
for
first
place
in
the
league.
Smithers
has
a
fine
array
of
hockey
talent
and
a
team
could
be
picked
that
would
give
any
team
In
British
Columbia
a
hard
battle.
The
people
of
this
town
are
for
tunate
to
be
able
to
witness
such
excellent
hockey
as
was
served
iipj
io
mem
on
sunaay
aiternoon.
Downey
Rink
Won
Bonspiel
Much
Interest
Taken
in
Curling
Competition
at
Smithers
SMITHERS,
Jan.
22:
The
"Ham
ahd
Egg
Bonspiel"
which
recently
was
played
off
by
the
twelve
teams
of
enthusiastic
curlers
was
won
by
James
P
Downey
and
his
teami
against
Skip
R.
Richardson
and
his
team;
The
game
was
very
close
and
the
Iww
(Mm
b.r
Mod
mral
nf
"Jho
Director
of
Recreational
Centre
,
ut
oi.i
rv
Here
Arrives
Today
end
tnat
put
M
,n
tne
,ead
and
lkept
him
there.
The
Curling
Club
ls
now
starting
out
on
their
tournament
for
the
winter
In
the
play
Tor
the
Hanson
Cup.
SPORT
CHAT
Calgary
Tigers
were
back
on
even
terms
with
Edmonton
Eskimos
for
fourth
place
in
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League
as
a
result
of
a
garnfl
at
Calgary
bn
Monday
fileht
ping,
badminton,
volleyball,
basket-'when
the
Tigers
defeated
Vancou-j
ball,
table
tennis,
Indoor
soccer,
ver
Lions
by
a
score
of
4
to
1
but
handball
and
folk
dancing.
Other
the
Eskimos
defeated
the
Lions
In!
suitable
activities
may
be
added
as
Edmonton
last
night
3
to
1
and
'
(time
goes
on.
(Calgary
was
again
in
the
basement.
its
Two
Puck
Games
town
hockey
league
this
winter
took
idisplace
the
Rangers
from
second
place
on
Sunday
afternoon
between
the
league
leading
team
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
runner-up
team
of
the
Native
Eons.
The
game
ended
up
4
to
4
after
10
minutes
of
hectic
overtime
that
kept
the
large
crowd
llilUUgllUUh
j
Every
goal
scored
was
matched!
hv
one
from
the
nrwvwite
team
so!
thai
Ihe
score
was
tied
all
the
way
Detroit
12
I
.13
thmnoh
tho
mp
Chicago
tn
hf
finiit
fifrinri
of
overtime
J
I
when
the
Legion
tallied
whatBoston
looked
like
the
winning
goal
the
Native
Sons
came
right
back
from
the
face-off
and
tied
the
score
in
about
10
seconds.
At
one
point
near
the
end
of
Uie
man
on
the
ice,
game
every
wi'thj
.
.
.
n'tJxLpt,on
oyhfhf?1,
Local
Basketball
fence
zone
of
the
Legion
where
the
Editor,
Daily
News:
jately
for
the
goal
that
would
put
Someone
Is
objecting
to
the
de-1
their
team
In
a
lie
for
first
place
nudlng
of
the
mountain,
evidently
in
the
league,
fearing
that
it
might
decrease
the'
Mike
O'Neill
starred
for
the
Le-local
rainfall.
While
nobody
likes
glon
by
scoring
tVery
one
of
the
to
look
at
a
tract
of
bare
stumps,
I
four
goals
thai
got
past
Charlie
place
In
the
American
section,
of
the
National
Hockey
League
standing.
Only
one
goal
was
also
scored
In
the
game
at
Boston
In
which
the.
Bruins
defeated
the
IntefnaUonal
cheering
I
Section
leaders.
Montreal
Maroons.
i
Tne
league
standing:
American
Section
W.
D.
L.
F
A.
P.
6
6
56
41
30
2
10
46
40
28
Rangers
11
5
12
47
57,27
11
3
12
45
40
25
International
Section
'
!
Montreal
li
4
10
49
54
26
!
Toronto
H
3
10
67
63
20
iCanadiens
8
6
12
49
61
22
Americans
9
3
13
55
58
21
Team
Goes
North
Games
Being
Hayed
This
Week
At
Port
Simpson,
Ketchikan
And
New
.MetlakaYla
Aboard
Capt.
John
Orvik's
.hali
but
boat
Balsac
I,
a
local
basketball!
team
consisting
of
Eddie
Smith,
captain,
Oscar
Wlngham,
D.
Arney,
J.
Morrison,
Angus
MacPhee,
Cal-derone.
Johnson,
Carl
Smith
and
Percy
Mcintosh,
the
last
mentioned
!
as
business
manager,
left
yesterday
for
a
week's
playing
tour
north.
Last
night
the
team
played
at
Port
Simpson
and
won
40
to
34,
proceed-;ng
from
there
to
Ketchikanr
and
New
Metlakalla,
Alaska,
at
both
of
t
iwhlch
points
two-game
series
are
I
to
be
played.
The
team,
playing
In
j
Moose
colors,
is
due
back
home
on
Sunday
Hockey
Standings
NORTHWESTERN
LFAC.UE
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
Vancouver
Portland
Edmonton
Seattle
Calgary
11
10
i
9
a
p.
4
10
75
73
26
6
5
34
26
'4
9
57
59
22
3
10
51
53
21
4
13
67
80
20
SCHEDULE
BADMINTON
OF
BRIDGE
SCHEDULE
January
23-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Rex(
Bowling
Alley.
Swift's
vs.
Canadian
w?y,
Ramblers
Vs.
Grotto.
January
30
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto,
Sons
of.
Norway
Vs.
C.
N.
R.
A..
Swift's
vi.
Musketeers,
Rex
Bowling
Alley
vs.
Ramblers.
February
Rex
Bowling
Alley
vs.
Musketeers,
Swift's
vs.
Ramblers,
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto,
Canadian
Leelnn
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
,
nt,wiuKftlJan..
n-vm-
February
13-Canadian
Legion
(cago
hck
HawKs
neeoea
out
one,vs
A.
Rex
BowHng
Alley,
c
N.
R.
most
Si
w
aeirav
"
"
""""vs.
Swift's.
Ramblers
vs.
Sons
of
February
20
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Mus?
keteers.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Ramblers.
Swift's
vs.
Grotto,
Rex
Bowling
Alley
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
SCHEDULE
FOR
CRIB
January
27
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Meat
Packers,
Moose
vs.
Elevator,
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto,
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
February
3C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Cana
dian
Legion,
Elevator
vs.
Sons
of!
Norway,
Grotto
vs.
I.'.O.'O.
F
Meatj
Packers
vs.
Moose.
I
I
reoruary
id
sons
of
Norway
vs.'
Meat
Packers,
I.
O.
O.
F.
vi.
Elevator,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto
Moose
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
February
17
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Orotto
vs.
Moose.
Ele-!
vator
'vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Meat'
Packers
vs.
I.
o:
O.
F.
'
January
22
A
League
Rupert
vs
Catholic
Legion,
Musketeers
vs.
sons
or
wor-;C
NR
No
,
vs
C.N;R
y,,
,
exciting
game
to
be
played
in
the
:
n
New
York
ice
last
night
and
Norway,
Grotto
vs.
Musketeers.
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Sons
were
battling
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League
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vs
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Mil.
vs
Rupert:
Rupert
vs
Cathc-
'lc.
January
M
A
League
Rupert
Vs
C.N.R,
flj
1;
C.N.R.
NO.
2
Vs
Catholic
B
League
Catholic
vs
Rupert-Rupert
vs
C.NJI.:
CN,R.
vs
Catho-
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Rex
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
four
mmn
Alleys
Weekly
Prizes
For
lllih
cotm
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
TOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Itrrt
.Morgan
Si
Bud
Barri
Don't
forget
the
hUrriber
456
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Special
Low
Winter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
1st,
1935
to
February
29th,
1936.
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
and
return
$32.00.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver?
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
PJU.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDKNA
FRIDAY.
10:30
IM.
Due
Va
juver,
Monday
ajn.
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox
anil
Naas
River,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
Information
Regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
.M.
SMITH.
Prince
Rupert
Afcnt.
Third
Ave.
Phone
Stt1
IRQNITE
PRODUCTS
IRONITE
PORCH
PAINT,
per
qt
.
$1.11
IRdNITE
ENAMEL.
UNDERCOAT,
pet
ql.
$1.11
IRONITE
QUICK
DRYING
ENAMEL,
per
qt
$1.10
IRONITE
QUICK
DRYING
VARNlBH,
per
qt
$1.11
IRONITE
QUICK
DRYINO
FLOOR
ENAMEL,
per
qt.
$111
We
Deliver
Thompson
hardware
co.
ltd.
A
WONDERFUL
BUY
AT
$99.50
G.
E.
TABLE
TOP
IRONER
irons
evejythlng
beautifully
to
une-fourth
the
usual
time.
Knee-controlled,
both
hands
are
always
free.
You
slhinlv
guide
each,
piece
over
the
roller
and
sit
as
ybU
work
A
convenient
mi
hty
table
when
not
in
Use.
Small
down
payment.
Comfortable
(
easy
ternis.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited