Thursday.
March
12,
1936
returning
south
after
a
regular
j
.
voyage
to
u.
r.
R.
steamer
j
Lite
InSlirailCe
Princess
Noran,
vupi.
w.
j.
ra.-,
mcr,'ls
due
in
port
at
3:30
thi-:
afternoon
and
will
Sail
at
5
n'e'.ock
j
for
Vancouver.
;
lb?
9
FOR
KENT
FOB
RENT-
Five-room
furnished
house.
Eighth
Aw.
East.
Call
741
after
4
o'clock.
GENTLEMEN
Personal
drug
sundries.
Highest
Grade
Latest
Delivered,
15
for
$1.
(plain
wrapper'.
Pacific
Supply
751
aranville,!
Vancouver.
FOUND
FOUNDOdd
gloves,
one
yellow
pigskin,
other
black,
lined.
Apply
Dally
News.
(tf)
WANTED
WANTEDExport
quality
hemlock
logs.
For
further
information
Inquire
Geo.
W.
Nlckerson
Co.
(80)
in
tiii:
si
i'itKMK
coritT
or
iuiiiimi
rni.VMiu
i
riioiiAii:
In
llx
Mattrr
nf
(lie
"Administration
Art"
And
In
the
Mattrr
nf
tlir
IXntn
of
.M.ircnrrt
Malnlli,
lnr:i.cil.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by'
order
of
Illi
Hcnour
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher
the
2Sttt
day
of
February
AD.
1030
I
was
appoints
Administrator
of
the
Eittate
of
Margaret
Macintosh
late
of
Atlln,
Brl-Ush
Columbia,
Hece&wil,
and
oil
parties
having
dalmt
agliuit
Uie
said
Estate
re
heraby
required
to
furnish
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
5th
day
of
April
A.
D.
1036
and
ail
persons
Indebted
to
the
EsUite
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
HERBERT
F.
OLASSEY
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR
ATLIN.
H.
C
Dated
the
2Cth
day
of
February
1936
(Mar.
26)
IN
Till:
SI
I'KK.MK
COl
ItT
tr
IIUITISII
COM
Mill
IN
I'HOIt
ri:
In
t
lie-
M:iller
of
the
"AilinliiMrallon
A.f
Ami
I"
the
Mutter
or
the
IMnle
of
S
Ijitavette
Itei'lK.
Ileeemeil.
TAKE
NOTICE
tlval
by
order
of
His
Honour
Judee
W.
E.
Fl.slier
tile
2U
:
day
of
February.
A.D.
1930.
I
was
np-pjlnted
Admlnlatnitor
of
tlie
Entate
o'
M.
I
.ft
Tnv.it
,
I)
.
u.,
a
Atlln
r
1
-
i
i.i
vi
.......
.
.
Ush
Columbia,
deceased,
and
all
parties
naving
claims
against
Uie
nald
Bstet?
are
hereby
required
to
ftirnish
san
prr()erly
verified
to
me
on
or
bcrnr;
the
15th
day
of
April,
A.D.
1930
ana
all
persons
Indebted
to
tlie
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amornnt
of
their
Indebtedness
itj
nie
forthwith,
HERBERT
F.
OIABSEY
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR,
ATI.IN,
H.
C.
Dated
the
Gth
day
of
March,
1030.
ICS.
Hyde
Transfer
Coal
Wood
Cartage
Storage
PHONE
580
s
.
,
.
Office
315
Second
AvenUt
Sales
Increase
;
New
Ordinary
Itusiness
For
January
l
Totals
Over
$34,000,000
TORONTO,
March.
12:
Exclud-
ins
sales
of
annuities
and
pension
'
bonds,
over
!j34,000,000
of
new.
or
dinary
life
insurance
was
sold
in
Canada
and
Newfoundland
in
Jan
uary,
an
increase
of
nearly
four
percent
over
January
1935.
Figures
.ivn
out
by
the
Life
Insurance
Sales
nureau,
based
upon
returns
from
19
companies
having
90
of
vn
RENT
Modern
four-room
I
Ontarlo'.wltn.
50
of
the
range.!10
'
nad
an
,ncrease
flats,
bath
and
Monarch
1,'
"ear,y
7
as
nwir
ti9i
tig
tuu
compared
with
the
H1
'
-sitn
minfh
lnvl
voir
Tr.
nrHi,i,
Helgerson
Ltd.
FOIlSALE
FOR
SALE
Enterprise
cabinet
circulating
heater,
perfect
condition
and
four-hole
Justrlte
range.
Phone
Black
923.
(G2)
FOR
SALEGas
Boat,
cheap
for
cash.
Newly
rebuilt.
Length,
40
ft.
Beam,
10
ft.
Horsepower,
10
Imperial.
Apply
W.
Singer,
Massett.
B.C.
(CGl
An
1)
"
unM.ui
almost
22,
and
In
Saskatchewan
It
was
over
2.
,
Detailed
sales
were
as
follows:
(British
Columbia
$
2,454,000
Alberta
1,313,000
Saskatchewan
1,162,000
Manitoba
1,537,000
Ontario
16,740,000
Quebec
8,B09,000
New
Brunswick
675,000
Nova
Scotia
1,201,000
Prince
Edward
Island
....
94,000
Newfoundland
170,000
$34,221,000
"iuvi:icmi:nt
i.uji
ok
act"
(si-wion
s;
Vol
Ire
of
Application
fur
a
llrrr
I
.lor
me
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
GIVEN
that
on
the
25th
day
of
March
next
the
under-nlgivcd
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premises
being
oart
of
a
bulldln
known
as
the
8pruce
Creek
Hotel,
slw-ated
In
the
Atlln
Mining
District
In
t-he
Provliice
of
British
Columbia,
upon
tanas
uACriDel
us
tne
"Sally
Mil
Claim,"
situated
on
Spruce
Creek,
in
the
said
District,
for
the
sale
of
beer
oy
the
.glow
or
by
the
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
premises
or
elsewhere.
Dated
this
24th
day
of
February,
A.D
1030.
'
MILT
O.
CASWELL,
Applicont
IN
I'KOItATK
in
tiii:
srntr.MF.
c
tti
itT
or
hkitish
(OI.VMIIIA
lu
the
Jlatter
nf
the
Administration
Act
aiui
In
the
Mil
tier
of
the
Estate
of
Kohert
i:v.in.
ltoreaet
Inleotate
TAKE
NOTICE
tnat
by
order
of
His
Honor.
W.
E.
FWer.
the
2th
day
o.
February.
AJ).
1936.
I
wm
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Robert
Evans,
deceased,
and
all
parties
havlm
claims
egalnnt
the
Ud
estate
are
here
by
required
to
furuisn
same,
propeny
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
27tn
day
of
March.
A.D.
1936.
and
all
paraM
Indebted
to
ithe
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
ne
lortnwitn.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOR
Prince
Rupert,
B.O
Diited
the
25tne
day
of
February,
AX).
1930.
(Mar.
12)
List
Closes
This
Week
For
Named
Varieties
of
ROSES
at
25c
each
Latest
novelty
seeds
just
arrived
ARTHUR
BAYNE
Successor
to
Glennie's
second
Ave.
Phone
C35
The
snowdrops
are
in
bloom.
In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Ooodrick's
garden.
Graham
Avenue,
tlie
flowers
have
been
out
for
several
days
and,
doubtless,
other
gardens
have
been
likewise
decorated.
Tulips,
daffodils
and
narcissi
are
C3)jthe
business
In
force,
show
that
showing
through
the
ground
and
so
are
many
of
the
summer
flowers
which
die
down
in
the
winter,
i
DAILY
NEW8
PAGE
FIV3
BORAH
IN
I
LIMELIGHT'
lighting
Idaho
Senator
Sisldsi
Pathway
to
While"
House
j
i
WASHINGTON,
March
12:
AV-'
Whenever
men
talk
of
posslbil
lties
for
the
Rebupllcan.
.iromlna
tlon
for
President,
he
who
conk
have
been
vice-president
is
He
is
Senator
William
E.
Horn'
Lobelia
must
he
sown
early
un-
party
primaries
outside
his
own
!
less
you
have
a
hotbed
or.
smail
;tatc4m-mid:
even,
!;
he
:
j
greenhouse.
An
ordinary
sunroom
Insets
tn
be
ihe
presidential
noin-
j
does
not
take
the
place
of
a
green-
ncs.
Yet
there
is
no
rnOrc
eer-
i
liouse
because
there
Is
not
enough
talnty
among
his
party
colleagues;
sunshine
admitted
to
force
growth,
that
he
actually
seeking
a
nom-j
In
summer
the
sunroom
Is
better
'nation
than
there
is
as-.to
Her-than
a
greenhouse
because
it
is
hert
Hoover's
real
intent,
cooler,
the
.solid
roof
keeping
the
Thesc
tw0
arc
mystery
figures,
place
from
heating
up
in
the
middle
Tliey
were
closely
allisd
in
198
of
thp
dav
,
wilh
Borah
in
a
vital
President-
iliniate.
maker
role
behind
Hoover's
cand-
Coltness
dahlias
can
be
sown
any
.
,,
.
,
.
.
time
now.
If
they
are
early
enough
siye
w,th
hLi
virlhty
,
thoURht
uiey
win
uioom
indoors.
For
bed-
nf1
.
reds
and
Intermediate
shades.-
P.
P.
Ketchikan
Radio
augmented
equipment
has
nwi
been
installed
as
a
result
of
which
j
the
Alaskan
station
station
now
now
goes
goes
out,
out!
much
more
fore.
When
President
Coolidsc
was
u!
be
nominated,
at
another
Clev?
:Capt
SPORT'
Basketball
Buzz
Tonight's
basketball
games
Include
a
postponed
Senior
match
in
in."
Qrotto
anu.
Mon.
'
uown
moMi
tramnur'
nana!'-
J'
mew
i
u
Bnirnii
niuvviiirni,
ui-1
joran
nas
neara
ms
name
aien
...
,
,
..
I
f-
-
iji
it
1
...tit
l!41...
ward
spring
growth.
.igain
and
again
for
the
high,
un
,
m,r
-
UA!"
Wl"
lur"
..
Northwestern
l.eactic
Edmonton
1,
Seattle
3,
Hockey
Standings
.
A
L.od
manv
neonlc
like
tn
crow
acy;
far
apart
in
1032.
with
Bo-,.,
.
"h
aloof
and
-nt-llsh
silent,
contributing
daisies.
They
bloom
early
,
nd
late
and
help
to
give
necessary
P"1
l"
"
s
d4cfe,at-
,
Ulgary
'""
Il5
HJlor
to
the
garden.
If
buying
"'
"
""""
ilants.
choose
a
bright
red
for
this
"ul?
Wlku
J,M"
"r
,
.uiiiiiuiiaiitc,
uiiu
Ui.-jui
uuuy
auutr.
of
hair
that
largely
defies
time'.?
whitening
and
thinning
touch.
'
In
NOKTHHT.RTF.RN
I.EACi
HE
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
Seattle
.20
Portland
17
C
14
114
87
1G
8
14
89
G8
42
5
1
125
118
41
7
18
95
105
35
4
21
110
135
34
LADIES'
HOWIJNC.
STANDING
ding
they
arc
an
excellent
plant.
,,..,.
1ln
Tc
n,m,i
flir
p,.n,i.TP.
R.Grads
10
the
average
height
being
about
18
dent
0l.
not
,c
has
marehed
al-(Doodads
10
inencs.
Tiiey
come
in
yellows
and
ready
to
Iame
and
influence
in
the
Maccabees
10
"
nation,
to
a
place
of
his
own
inurune.ies
:
i
world
affairs.
c-
N..R.
A
.12
j
Lonely
Way
I
down
which
he
has
come,
a
way
disapproved
...
.
.
..
,
i
oi
uis
own
cnoosing.
tie
nas
qcstv
lnCreaS6S
lOWer
-at
his
best
alone,
sometimes
an
irreconcilable
rebel
against
the
(
(accepted
doctrines
or
his
party;
Permission
Granted
So
KGBU
Ha
again
its
ablest
campaigner;
still
Stepped
Up
its
Wattage
.again
standing"
silent,
lowering
i
disapproval
of
party
or
choice
or
action-
but
new
going
to
the
final
;
KETCHIKAN,
March
12:-The
United
States
Federal
Communica-10'"1
,DI
l
""'o
.
Hnn
nommlMlnn
havlne
eranted
.
So
he
stood
ln
1912'
a
vigorous
.nniinnn
nf
rin'
ffi
fighter
for
the
nomination
ot
7099
C903
6791
7421
C989
679
progressives
Under
Roosevelt
flaun
ted
in
1912
and
under
which
Bo-lah
did
not
march
with
them.
He
demands
Republican
party
liberal-
lzatiori
ln
the
1912
Roosevelt-pro
KGBU
for
a
nermit
to
increase
its!Theodore
Roosevelt
against
Presi-
gresslve
mold.
ms
candlcacy.
what
Tr
ft
Villi
nrltAvl
thA
hMfll''
.
..
.
...
l
power
from
500
to
1000
watts
for;""-"
""
"ut
""""
i
ever
clse
11
may
mean-
rcPreseni
night
time
operation
and
to
5000;
e
dld
not
ollow,
,RosevJ
that
determination
primarily,
the
progressive
third
part
thei'to
.
watts
for
daytime
operation,
lllUVCilli;!!!,,
i
Neil
McLean,
bringing
pas
eonvenUoilf
ln
1924
and
wiix,
mail
and
freight,
arrived
strongly
than
hereto-
Dmocratlc
parly
torn
by
intemaUin
port.
at
.
o'clock
last
night
from:
strife
made
ItoDublican
victory
'
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
cna;--
certain,
Borah
was
the
Coolldr.elloUe
Islands
and
will
be
here
uu-Reach
the
most
people
ln
city
(choice
for
running
mate.
til
10
o'clock
tomorrow
night
when
and
district
with
an
advertisement)
He
scorned
the
honor,
woulfl
she
will
sail
on
her
return
south
in
the
Daily
News.
pake
no
permanent
peace
with
'over
the
same
route.
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
It's
Not
Her
Idea
SPORT
CHAT
j
The
Lewis
fight,
for
the
world
jlight
heavyweight
crown,
may
be
61K
532
And
it
is
a
strangely
lonely
way
party
leadership
or
policies
he
I
the
first
onslaught
of
the
British
G
Ttl
Av
'
f
ishter
against
the
heavyweight
'
AMoc
Tjolranks,
pointed
toward
a
crack
at
Blue
Birds''.Z':':;.'.:.'.12
8917
743tthe
"Ue
held
by
James
J
Brad-Rangers.
dockr
Jocks
ambition,
so
Us
sa
d
Rangers
10
1306
737
In
4
rt
Aivtitiirn
tria
Immrtrtnl
mr
I
1.1
IjU
CUlUIUt.
t"l"'u
-v-
w
,
,
1-
.u
i
,
it
uzsimmuns
wiiu
muuc
wiu
juwiu
irom
tne
miuuiewcigiiv
iu
wcuvj-
weight
titles
with
the
greatest
ptj
ease.
Win,
lose
or
draw,
he
goes
back
.td.
England
to
rneet
Jark
Peterson
for
the
British
heavy-
!
weight
title.
In
spite
of
this,
he
was
a
Cool-i
A
scnnozzoia
Jimmy
uurante
Idee
uporter.
He
would
liave
been;
himself
might
envy,
masks
the
vice-nresldent.
perhps
Presldeni.iigniing
mien
ot
mc
pmuu.
long
ago,
but
for
that
choice.
Now
Borah
again
has
raised
the
C.
N.
H.
steamer
I'rince
jpnn,
first
tingle
of
the
gong,
before
it
swells
into
a
clang,
finds
him
from
his
corner
to
taSc
j
charging
anti-monopoly
standard
that
.the
H
the
fight
to
his
opponent.
His
arms
resemble
flails,
and
the
leather-swaddled
fists
pummel
and
punish,
batter
and
stun.
The
furious
onslaught
thus
unleashed
took
Risko
by
surprise
and
after
the
first,
swift
knockdown
the
American
fighter
never
recovered
either
his
wits
or
his
stance.
What
distinguished
McAvoy
was
the
total
absence
of
swanlike
or
fainting
motions
from
his
stern
make-up.
Not
for
him
are
pirouette
and
the
adagio,
executed
with
class,
to
the
consternation
of
the
paying
cuss-
vlslting
English
boxer
'.vh'i
tomeis-
a
talent
brought
over
by
really
fights
has
captured
tno
f
Idaho,
r,iiii(iing
out
as
.fleati
fnuev
or
.UnUI
States
rliwr
fair
.f
the
senalte
30
unbroken
awl
w
'
1
h
He
is
Jock
McAvoy.
Joseph
Bam
pectacnlaily
InnVpenScnl
ycirs
o
;
Uilaim-.vs
i
Legion
in
the
Into.
28-year
-old
Lansashl
mediate;
High
and
Grotto
in
th
."vice.
leathenJushr
wbo
won
tne
mld.
-
....
,
innioc
nnn
unv
H"n
iix
nnn
.1
ir
a
lonf;
line
of
vkitlng
dancer?
;arhed
in
battle
trunks
and
.eather
gloves,
The
LmvLi
cncountei?
i
a
suro
.isn
McAvoy
is,
not
picking
his
from
Leu
Harvey,
which
spots.
Ills
oppohent
Is
a
battle-,
means
1111111.1
V
something
In
Britain,
and
ioo.
In
John
Henry,
the
Amsrlcaa
j
party
honors,
only
to
navp-jtiie
"i'
'-"
"u
Uie
light-heavyweight
"
clumplojir
negro
slugger
whose
record
is
So
far
the
ground
has
been
i
:all
die
away
against
the
Strang!
;
ship
of
the
British-Empire
by
dv
jitmMcd
with
knockout.
h(j
meets
frozen
too
hard
for
cultivation,
inegular
pattern
or
his
party
reg'
There
.is
a-.possibility
of
two
orifeatlng
AJ
Burke;
fCat
whUfli
"n
crafty
ambitious
opponent
whose
Last
week-end
only
about
two
to
nlarlty
At
71,.
when
most
t&ti
'
.
three
former,
local
players
toeiiit?
cat
ijjse
the
British
in
a
eyes
are
also
on
the
.heavyweight
three
inches
of
surface
soil
could
public
life,
see
their,
careers
f.lori-
on
the
Premier
team
which
comt'dltner
A
thunderbolt
right
and
throne.
John
Henry
won
the
light-
be
stirred.
Underground
the
frost
'-ng.
he
hears
that
call
again1
down
here
next
week
for
the
Nor-.,en
e
lncse
tIlles
ri!,5tlge
when
heavyweight
title
from
Bob
OUn
has
been
coming
out
slowly
be-
louder,
more
insistent
than
evi'
them
B.
C.
Championship
series
.displayed
in
United
States,
lie
last
Oetpfcjrt
In
nine
overweight,
cause
the
weather
has
not
been
before.
s
.
If
so.
that
will
make
it
a
litU
Wlilpj-kel
Al
McCoy
of
Boston
in
10
matches,
ewon
fix
by
the
kayo
very
warm.
,
For
the
'first
time
he
haSiBter-
harder
for
the
locals
to
beat
them
rounds
knocked
out
durable.
Bate
way.
He
Is
21
years
old,
weigh?
.ted
to
the
-use
of
his
name
i:i
HOCKEY
SCORES
t
Jlisko
In
one,
after
flooring
him
175.
stands
five
feet,
11
inches
!
so
many
times
rhtgsiders
lo:.
hi?,h.
Oddly
enough,
Lewis
plans
count,
-stopped
Jimmy
Smith
of
to
meet
Jack
Pelersoti.
trio,
after
'.Philadelphia
in
two,,
ami
won.
In
the
McAvoy
match
'
Alsoj
tcnta-jlO
from
Anson
Green
at
Phlladel-
tively
slated
to
sv'ap
punches
with
phla.
:
Lewis
are
Tony
Sihucco
and
Jack
the
ring's
latest
sensation,
who
weighs
170
pounds,
stands
five
feet
nine
inches,
and
Is
slated
to
meet
John
Henry
Lewis
tomorrow
night
in
Madison
Square
Garden,
after
another
warm-up,
out-of-town
bout
I
Sharkey.
He
Is-
confident
of
nu
This
Ls
the
.American
recprd
of
j
prowess
wlierc.
the
heavywclghU
are
concerned
even
when
job
Louis,
the
Urown
Hdmber,
is
LADIES'
HOWLING
March
12-Doodads
vs.
Rangers,
P.
R.
Grails
vs.
Brunettes.
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