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Wednesday,
Feb.
19,
1936
PJtlNCE
RUPERT'S
NEEDS
Prince
Rupert
has
many
needs.
The
city
needs
local
at
tractions
to
10'urists.
She
also
needs
improved
roads,
improved
parks,
improved
gardens,
an
improved
public
spirit,
more
industries,
improved
.train
anu
mail
services
and
more
than
anything
else
it
needs
completion
iof
the
highway
to
the
interior.
We
talk
about
the
highway
to
Terrace
as
if
it
were
a
simple
f
imatter,
the
only
necessary
thing
to
do
being
to:
convince
the
authorities
at
Victoria
of'the
need
and
presto
it
will
be
done.
What
.the
sensible
ibusinesslike
Prince
Rupert
people
ask
is
that
real
progress
be
made
on
this
highway
so
that
its
completion
will
not
be
a
matter
of
cen-
j
turies.
Last
year
the
work
was
recommenced
by
the
Pat-J
tullo
Government
after
a
shutdown
of
several
years.
That
was
an
important
move
but
it
is
not
enough.
Greater
speed
is
asked
with
the
employment
of
more
of
the
idle
men
of
the
district.
There
is
reason
to
believe
that
this
will
be!
done
but
it
is
always
a
good
thing
to
remind
the
authorities
that
this
is
a
very
important
undertaking
and
will
benefit
us
and
the
whole
province,
especially
the
northern
interior,
ANOTHER
LOCAL
NEED
Another
local,
need
that
is
very
important
to
the
city
just
now
is
the
erection
of
'the
totem
poles
at
present
stored
.at
.the
Canadian
.National
Steamship
dock.
The
tourists
will
soon
be
here
and
it
would
be
a
great
'boost
to
the
city
from
a
tourist
standpoint
to,
have
the
'totems
for
them
to
see
when
they
arrive..
Doubtless
the
city
commissioner
is
aware
of
the
importance
of
this
work
,
and
probably
he
plans
to
have
iUlone,
At
any
rate
the
citizens
will
be
behind
him
if
he
decides
tq
spend
the
few
idollars
required,
paying
wages
to
local
people
in
getting
it
donp.
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HELPS
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Mops,
from
.75c
to
M
Clothes
Baskets,
from
.$155
to
.$2.00
Galvanized
Tubs,
from
'
.50c
to
$1.50
Furniture
Pollshfrom
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to
25c
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Windows,
Mirrors,
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and
Tile
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bottle
with
sprayer
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THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
1
Canzoneri
Must
DefendHis
Title
Bout
With
Jimmy
McLarnln
On
May
8
is
Okayed
Poyldins
This
is
Done
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
10:-The
:New
York
Stale
Boxing
Commission;
yesterday
gave
its
approval
to
the
bout
at
Madison.
Square
.Garden.
on
May
8
between
Tony
Cahzoneri,
holder
of
tha
world's
lightweight
boxing
title,
and
Jimmy
McLarnln
of
Vancouver,
former
'welterweight
title-holder,
on
the
condition
'that
Canzonerl
defend
his
title
before
!the
fight.
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SCORES
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1
National
League
Detroit
2,
Boston
1.
Chicago
3,
Canadiens
3.
Montreal
8,
New
York
Americans
8.
Hockey
Standings
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LEAGUE
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Section
.
W.
(Detroit
17
jChlcago
17
Hangers
14
Boston
16
D.
L.
F.
A,
P,
9
10
84
C7
43
5
14
C8
67
39
8
14
65
73
36
3
17
75
58
35
'International
Section
Montreal
15
7
13
83
84
37
Toronto
16
3
15
91
82
35
Americans
12
7
17
85
80
3
Canadiens
9
10
17
67
78
28
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LOO.
BAY
FEVER
:IN
WINTER
AUSTIN,
Tex.,
.Feb.
HO;
CP),It.
was
June
In
February
for
:Gov.;
James
V.
Allrcd's
hay
:fever.
He
blamed
the
gubernatorial
-Christmas
tree
:He
said
he
:had
ibeen
sneezing
ever
since.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
'.Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAT
tRROM
HOME"
Rt
J1J0O
up
50
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Waei
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
191
Newcastle
United
Is
Defeated
by
3
to
Nil
In
Game
at
Newcastle
Was
.Crucial
Match
in
Scries
Chelsea
and
Fulham
Are
Unable
to
Score
and
Will
Have
to
Meet
Again
LONDON,
Feb.
19.:
(CP)
Arsenal
defeated
Newcastle
United
(by
;a
score
of
three
to
nil
at
Highbury
:.today
in
a
replayed
-fifth
(round
English
soccer
cup
match.
It
was
considered
one
of
the
crucial
games
of
the
series.
Chelsea
and
Fulham
played
a
scoreless
draw
in
another
fifth
round
match
at
Stamford
Bridge,
this
game
having
been
postponed
from
last
Saturday
on
account
of
fog.
POWER
CORP
LOST
BOWLS
Sustained
Clean
Sweep
Defeat
At
Hands
of
Grotto
Last
Night
But
Stiil
Leads
League
eat
last
night
at
the
hands
of
the
Grotto
.which,
as
a
result,
advanced
to
second
place
in
the
standing.
.In
the
second
fixtureof
the
evening
Armour
135
Way
145
Thompson
123
Comadina
':
.180
Asemlssen
180
Handicap
54
Totals
ELKS
..t..:.:j817
list
Andrews
.T.ISO
Johnson
,...,.157
Joy
.:
;..."..:
.156
Scott
.155
Arney
132
Handicap
.'.
37
Totals
797
grotto
ist
Coverdale'
129
Ellwyn
-.:.......:.'.
.
.'....168
Gurvich
......
.155
Morin
:
154
Bury
139
Handicap
26
Totals
.771
J'QWER
GORP,
1st
Mcintosh
......
,192
Little
136
Comadina
103
Anddrson
;
,
125-
Smith
161
Forman
iHandlcap
34
2nd
164
173
124
189
165
54
869
2nd
160
145
178
164
124
37
808
2nd
186
159
137
188
166
26
.862
2nd
153
,169
196
140
127
45
Totals
rT51
:830
SPORT
CHAT
Stella
Walsh
has
one
goal
left
on
the
cinder
tracks
before
she
hangs
up
her
splkc3
and
retires
from
competition
that
made
her
world
Power
Corporation,
leading
team!
famous
as
a
sprinter.
She
wants
to
of
the
City
Ten
Pin
Bowling;
win
the
women's
100-metre
dash
League,
suffered
a
three
to
nil
de-jfor
Poland
in
the
Eleventh
Olympic
Games
at
Berlin
next
August,
then
turn
the
family's
sprinting
activities
over
to
her
17-year
old
sister,
Clara.
Stella
will
'be
25
in
April.
She
Knox
Hotel
defeated
Elks
two
was
21
when
she
won
the
100-metre;
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
in
the
1934
international
track
and
of
the
evening
was
Stan
Morin
of
i
field
carnival
at
Los
Angeles
in
the
the
Grotto
with
172.
KNOX
HOTEL
1st
Olympic
record
time
of
11.9,
Since
3rd
thsn
she
has
cut
the
world
mark
to
100
11-8
and
11.7
only
to
see
her
best
144
efforts
topped
by
a
farm
glrl.
Helen
117
Stephens
of
Fulton,
Mo.,
who
out-142
sped
the
Polish-born
flash
the
163
anly
time
they
ever
met.
That
54
meeting
took
place
as
an
exhibition.
sprint
indoors
at
St.
Louis
a
.year
720
ago
and
subsequently
the
.Missouri
3rd
miss
ran
the
100-metre
event
three
139
times
In
11.6
seconds.
They
.
are
ex
151
pected
to
renew
their
rivalry
Jn
H2
Berlin
next
summer.
1G6
150
Almost
on
the
ive
of
the
last
37
Olympic.
Games,
the,
Cleveland
girl
ieclded
to
sprint
for
Poland,
drop
735
ping
plans
for
naturalization
that
3rd
.vould
have
permitted
her
to
com
163
octc
for
the
United
States.
She
will
136
run
for
Poland
again
this
year.
"I
170
am
automatically
a
member
of
Po-173
land's
Olympic
team
because
il
am
172
Polish
national
champion,"
she
26
unts
out.
Stella
began
winning
'championships
in
her
early
'teens,
810
,.b?eoming
women's
senior
cham-3rd
oion
of
Cleveland
at
the
age
of
14,
,135
1
At
17
she
made
her
.first
trip
to
102
,
Europe
and
for
the
first
time
equal-
.3d
the
women's
world
record
of
7.6
118
Seconds
in
the
60-metre
sprint.
Af-
108
iter
that,
records
fell
with
regularity
iu;unaer
me
spiKes
oi
me
iiymg
Pol
45,'sh
girl
star.
Her
past
and
present
records
for
the
world,
the
United
752
jStatss,
Canada,
Japan
and
Poland
The
league
standing
to
date
Is'total
52
In
the
dashes,
long
sprints
as
'follows:
W.
Power
..Corporation
.15
Grotto
:
.13
Knox
Hotel
.
.12
Rose,,,CowAn
&.Latta
11
AtliniFisheries
,7
Elks
7
Moose
0
Canadian
Legion
4
L,
6
5
9
,7
5
14
12
.17
HIERB
'PENNOOK
.IS
42
jHerb
iPennock,
veteran
southpaw
pitcher,
.manager
of
the
Charlotte
club
In
the
Piedmont
League,
farm
Club
'.for
:Boston
Red
Sox,
was
born
In
'Kennctt
Square,
Pa.,
42
years
ago
itoday.
,IIe:had
11
seasons
with
New
York
Yankees
before
going
to
Boston
,in
.1034.
He
has
a
world's
series
pitching
:record
of
five
wins
against
no
losses.
T)i
FINEST
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
IN
THE
FINEST
BOOK
AUTOMATIC
LACK
COVH
OrHU
tMn
LUCCOyjW-.'EOVPTIEN''
I
Roll
a
dgottt
like
a
Ready
Mad.
land
field
events.
Stella
plans
to
become
an
instructor
in
athletics
after
retirement
from
competition
and
to
train
Jittte
sister
Clara
for
the
1940
Olympics.
Clara,
she
will
tell.
you.
has
the.
old
Walsh
speed,
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
WOCR
SERVICE
'Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
KuH
Barrh
Don't
forget
the
number
456
Skated
For
England
At
Olympics
Holding
the
fancy-skating
championship
of
England,
handsome
Jackie
Dunn
and
pretty
Cecilia
Colledge
represented
their
hame-land.at
the
Whiter
Olymplc
Qames
in
Garmlsch
Partenklrchen,
Germany.
Miss
Colledge,
who
is
ranked
.with
the
world's
best
figure
skaters,
gave
the
supposedly
unbeatable
Sonja
Henic
of
Norway
a
close
run
for
the
championship
last
week-end.
i
LONDON
EEELS
SANCTIONS
LONDON,
Feb,
19:
(CPi
Sanc
tions
are
hitting
the
(Italian
res
taurants
of
the
metropolis
where
olive
oil,
salami,
spaghetti
and
gorgonzola
are
features
of
the
usual
menus.
'
UN-NAMED
A
WORTHY
TENANT
BURHILL.
Eng..
Feb.
19:
(CP
"The
King's
House."
Jubilee
gift
of
the
Royal
Warrant
holders
o
King
George
for
him
to
select
someone
worthy
to
occupy-
it.
stands
with
no
person
named
to
use
it.
,11
EAT
AND
FROST
.MEET
PRETORIA,
S.
A.,
Feb.
19:
(CP
The
same
day
the
"hottest
o!
the
summer"
at
110
degrees
wu
reported
at
.Piquctburg
near
here,
there
was
a
slight
frost
across
t'l?
provincial
border,
In
Natal,
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
f
j
l.
ll
If
your
eyes
itire
quickly,
poor
light
may
be
to
blame,
You
can
depend
on
EDISON
.MAZDA'
Lamps
to
give
light
generously
and
retain
their
brightness
longer.
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MAZDA
n,
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MADE
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ORNnUAL
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