Thursday.
March
26,
1936
IU
News
office.
Phone
!)B.
SlilllEI
FOR
RENT
FOB
RENT
Five
roomed
modern
flat,
May
1.
Phone
Red
128.
(tf)
FOR
KENT
Modern
four-room
flats
hnth
and
Monarr.h
rnn,..
Helgerson
Ltd.
FOR
SALE
(Ap
3)
FOR
SALE
1
00-pound
babbit
an
$7.
Phone
572
after
0
p.m.
(tf)
FOUND
FOUND
Glasses
on
Seventh
Ave.
East,
near
Booth
School.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
Office
and
paying
for
this
advertisement.
(tf)
in
tiii:
si
-piii:mi:
cm
nr
or
kuitimi
(OH
Mill
A
IV
flidltMi:
In
thp
Matter
r
Dip
"AilinlnMnilliMi
Art"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Mate
of
(Spiirgi-Ai
Cnlltnrn,
Krrruwl.
TAKE
NOTlCE-iMt
by
Order
of
HI
Honour
Jtulje.
Fliher
anted
the
24th
dji-v
aT
March
AX).
JB30,
I
wna
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
-f
rxurge
A,
C
J
burn
late
of
Atlln.
Brl'lin
C
iiiikbla.
iMJner,
Imm.i.
a
nntl
ull
pan'Jes
having
rihfme.
.
aalri..!
Jic
salt!
E
ute
are
taixUy
taired
t
fiirnfen
same
proj
;rly
icrlftpd
to
me
on
or
1r-fore
,he
4th
daw
of
May
1030
and
'aK
prrtni
Indebted
-to
ihe
Bi
itc.
ar?
re-milrrd
to
puy
tlw
iimcxmt
of
Unlr
Ui-debt
dues';
a
rtie
.fcnUvwHh.
ThiimS
rji
94th
Hkiy
Of
March
1038.
HERBERT"!"
OLASSEY.
OfflcW-
AdmlnlHtmtor..
ATLIN.
D.
C.
"(iovi:iiNMr:xT
i.i(jt
it
act"
S
tlon
87)
Notice
nf
Aiillrntliu
or
a
llcer
Lleemr
NOTICE
IS
HEREBY
QIVEN
that
on
the
J5th
day
of
March
next
the
under',
igned
Intends
to
apply
to
the
Liquor
Control
Board
for
a
licence
In
respect
of
premise
being
part
of
a
bulldlnp
kr.swn
a
the
Spruce
Creek
Hotel,
situated
in
the
Atlln
Mining
District
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
upon
lands
described
as
the
"Sally
Mine
Claim,"
Situated
on
Bnrupe
Creek.
In
said
District,
Jor
the
sale
of
beer
i
me
giow
or
by
the
bottle
lor
consumption
on
the
premises
or
elsewhere.
Dated
this
24th
clay
of
February,
A.D
1936.
MILT
Q.
CASWELL.
Applicant
in
tiii:
sri'itr'.Mt:
coi'itr
or
itmrixH
COI.l'MlilA
,
in
ritoitATi:
"
the
Matter
of
the
"AilmlnM
ration
Art"
.
And
n
the
Maltpr
of
I
lip
KKtnte
iif
MarRarri
.Mnrliitoli,
1p(tii.spI.
TAKE
NOTICE
lliat
by
order
of
IIH
Honour
Judge
W.
E.
Hsher
the
25tn
najr
of
pRbruury
A.D.
10381
wm
up-pointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
of
Margaret
Macintosh
late
of
Atlm.
Brl-"n
Columbia.
DeceAwd,
and
all
pHrtlei
naming
ollrns
aglnat
the
ald
Estate
re
heroby
required
to
furnish
same
ffoprly
verUled
to
me
on
or
before
tn
3th
flav
of
April
A.
D.
1030
and
nil
Pmoaa
tndeWwl
10
the
Estate
are
required
to
puy
.the
.amount
of
tlielr
In-IrutednesH
to
me
forthwith.
iiehbeut
f.
glassey
OFFICIAL
ADMINISTRATOll
r,
.
.
ATLIN,
H.
C
"td
the
antjj
day
of
Pe.brtary
1B38.
(Mar.
28
!ANI
ACT
""'
nf
Intention
In
npnly
to
!.enei
tnU
PI,nc
Rupert
Land
Recording
Dw-Ku.
"fl
5
Coost-
and
'tate
oi
Bridge
ni
cl(
to
Oallowny
Haplds
Prk,.ntAl0e
ut
I.
Martin
Miller
of
nLT?
J1"!.
B.C..
occupation
Lumber-Mil?
n(U
10
"iPP'y
'or
loose
or
tnc
following
deacrllxU
lawl:
fi&W
P081
Ranted
ap-
116,
000
;
:
wt:
tlience
700
ft.
south
thence
hnnti,
tZ
e.i
moaice
ou
jt.
in.n
tneneo
fnttyvu,inn
,v.
U)
Drat
v-""i
'-
lnir
8
tl
.
ninienonent
and
contain-
rH.
more
or
lewi.
rv,.
MARTIN
MILLER
"i
March
0.
1030.
I.AN'11
ACT
.
:
",,l,
f
Intention
tn
npply
to
Lease
trie?
la
RUpert
Land
Recording
Dls-clow,
?!
"'W
B
Ctoiurt.
and
situate
PriuV,Wt
Mart'
Ml
'
nn
In2??rt"
U
o"
occujtatloiv
Lumber-'ollowino
Z1
"V&y
Ior
of
the
pJncing
fct
ft
j,
pianU!t,
8p.
'HDW01
n-
lM3nh
o
Xota
115-t,incfl'I.'L.
.
iJUM1e
8
Co01
District
hoST5?Ut
000
'th
to
opposite
hotiin'
fe
northerly
followlug
the
LEK
'
March
fl.
DREAMS
OF
COME-BACK
Max
Baer,
Former
King
Champion,
Hunches
and
Delves
tn
Scrap
Book
Memories
ROSEVILLE,
Calif.,
March
20:
.(API
There
are
whispers
that
Max
Uaer,
tire
forgotten
man
of
Clapp
Block,
$12.50.
$15
&
$17.50
the
rlng'
may
come
bat
to
the
icamt-r-pusning
wars.
lAre
Champions
of
Commercial
-
4.
1
,
rur
tne
present,
however,
thp
Lrairiip
ns
Result
f
vinrv
former
heavyweight
champion
who
went
down
and
out
under
the
fur-
ious
onslaught
of
Joe
Louis
last
FOR
SALE
uary
aaie.
Apply
Dally
September
Is
taking
his
put
on
weight.
He
scaled
231
-20
pounds
over
ringside
normal.
Lounging
back
In
a
chair,
watching
the
sunset,
Baer
exclaims:
"This
Is
the
life."
.fie
seems
to
mean
It.
The
2G-year
old
one-time
play-
j
boy
Is
not
ready
to
settle
down
forever
on
the
ranch.
He
and
Hoffman
are
dickerlrig
with
Hollywood
and
Max
Ls
Htudylng
English
and
speaking.
Wife
Says
"No"
Will
he
ever
fight
again?
Ills
wife,
the
former
Mary
Ellen
Sulli-.
van,
says
no.
But
Baer
likes
to
toy
with
the
idea
that,
he
might
be
the
'
"white
hope"
if
Louis
erases
Jim
Braddock
and
Max
says
Louis
will
do
that.
However,
right
now
Max
is
not
looking
far
past
the
would
murder
Louis.
Dempsey
Is
as
rough
as
they
come."
Baer
flipped
the
pages
to
headlines
screaming
his
startling
loss
to
Braddock.
"Boys,
I
was
the
biggest
Santa
Claus
of
1935.
I
gave
Braddock
the
title!
I'm
only
26
but
I've
sure
lived
a
lot,"
he
muses
as
the
pages
of
the
scrap-book
stir
tho
depths
of
his
memory.
"And
I'm
going
to
live
a
lot
more."
A
comeback
the
movies,
radio,
master
of
ceremonies
or
even
wrestling,
maybe
somehow
Max
expects
to
climb
back
Into
the
thick
of
things.
LADIES'
llOWXING
STANDING
March
2CBrunettes
vs.
Hlne-birds.C.NJt
A.
vs.
P.
R.
Grails.
SEATTLE.
Seattle
Sea
Over
Hankers
Oilers
last
night
defeated
Bank-
.
Ofu
turn
rrn
mop
tn
tna
tr
n.t
4Un
P11P
feuiiil.il
WJ
tU
Will
LUC
Itf)
among
the
rolling
hills
of
the
Sac-
Commercial
League
bowling
cham
ramento
"Valley,
where
the
moon
1)11(1
iit.ir.i
nrnvWIn
mnef
tv,
ft;ea.1?"iZed
Ch!1"
bright
lighfs
for
this
ahimnus
of
GENTLEMEN
-Personal
drua
Run-dries.
Highest
Grade
Latest
Delivered,
15
for
$1.
(plain
wrapper'.
Pacific
Supply
751
Granville,
Vancouver.
WANTED
WANTED
Export
quality
hemlock
logs,
For
further
Information
Inquire
Geo.
W.
Nlekerson
Co.
(80)
Broadway.
To
the
environs
of
this
little
railroad
town
he
came
five
months
ago
and
started
life
anew
on
the
40-acre
"ranch"
owned
by
Ancil
Hoffman.
Since
then
Max
has
played
a
lot
of
golf,
dabbled
at
ranching,
attended
the
movies
regularly.
He
occasionally
referees
a
wrestling
hr
boxing
bout
and
he's
pionshlp.
As
a
result
of
the
play-offs,
the
Oilers-
and
Bankers
tied
March
Hawks
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
145
142
138
144
123
Totals
704
692
Play-Off
Standing
W.
L.
uncrs
4
Bankers
4
32
Taxi
l
2
2
5
;SEA
HAWKS
169
134
165
169
147
784
T.P.
4440
4421
4357
ARE
AHEAD
movies,
golf
nnd
the
ranch.
Defeated
Vancouver
Units
C
to
Baer
speeds
upstairs
and
hauls)
LaSt
Nichl
in
Northwestern
out
a
Stack
of
scrap-books
filled
(
Hockey
League
Play-offs
wun
inousanas
01
newspaper
cups.
His
eye
lights
on
a
picture
of
Dempscy.
"There's
a
great
guy!"
he
26:
(CP)
loox
a
one
exclaims.
What
would,
have
hap-1
game
lead
In
the
Northwestern
pened
If
Jack
met
Louis
In
Jack's
!
Hockey
League
championship
play-
hey-day?
orrs
"ere
last
night,
handing
the
"Jack
would
have
killed
him,"
Vancouver
Lions
a
6
to
3
defea..
says
Baer.
"I
may
not
be
so
hot,;The
Sea
IIawks
have
now
won
two
but
the
guy
who
taught
me
how!?.
ana
ine
"ons
one
In
the
best
three
games
out
of
five
series
Basketball
Buzz
Moose
and
Grotto
will
play
in
a
sudden
death
basketball
game
tonight
to
decide
the
Senior
League
championship
of
the
city.
The
Junior
Moose
and
High
School
will
meet
in
the
second
game
of
the
evening.
KKTUKN
HOWLING
A
return
bowling
tournament
in
ten
and
five
pins
between
the
Gyro
and
Rotary
Clubs
Is
being
arranged
for
next
Sunday.
In
the
first
tournament
ten
days
ago
the
bowlers
of
the
two
clubs
divided
honors.
DAILY
NEWS
"PAGE
FPTM
OILERS
WIN
'
BOWL
TITLE
SPORT
CHAT
Sporf
Letter
Box
Nearly
4,500
boys
and
girls
who
vselves
as
a
result
of
work
of
thi
Physical
and
Recreational
Educa
tion
department
of
the
British
Columbia
government.
The
department
was
created
in
1934
to
see
that
every
boy
and
girl
who
in
the
number
of
games
won
and
H0
wlsnes.
especially
unemployed
lost
but
the
former
had
a
margin
of
nineteen
pins
In
the
point
count.
High
average
scorer
was
Cull
of
the
Bankers
with
155.
BANKERS
1st
2nd
3rd
Smith
151-
158
140
Fyfe
112
145
142
Cull
140
1C9
.
150
Allum
99
123
117
Barton
147
151
158
Totals
649
740
719
OILERS
McLcod
137
Menzies
165
Bulger
.'.
160
Morris
142
Hibbard
IGO
1st
.2nd
'
3rd
ana
pari-urne
worKers,
nas
opportunity
for
recreational
training
In
idle
hours.
The
scheme
was
Participants
need
not
be
outstanding
as
the
department
doea
If
outstanding
athletes
are
developed
the
department
hopes
they
will
be
recognized
.by
private
clubs
able
to
devote
time
and
equipment
to
their
coaching.
Each
centre
has
weekly
sessions
where
the
classes
compete
.among
themselves.
On
scheduled
dates
all
Even
after
some
of
the
and
girls
find
positions
In
the
commercial
world,
the
enjoyment
they
received
in
endeavoring
to
develop
their
bodies
keeps
them
coming
to
the
sessions.
Enrollment
OKAY,
MI2.
HEY,
TILLIE.
VMHERE'S
cws.
1
''--
S
f
!M,.M'VLU
OOR
LA-raST
DESISTS
.
GSWZki
(EELIVEB.l
DR.1M6
'KM
-the
BOSS
IS
HAVIMS"
ffg
I'EM
,
MAC
RCHT
OVcrz.
LUMCH
A1ITH
Oi-V
V
J
I
-Vf
MAW
MOOSE
OF
THE"
,
L
,
moose's
depahtmemt
J
rjL.
At
'
9U.
tint
Tntomtrnka.
tnc
.
iwi
tnum
fljKa
nmntd.
Hum,
that's
HOT
UliE
TILUIE-
VMHY
SHOULD
SHH
WANT
TO
r
DEUIViEU
THOSE
PHYSICAL
DISPLAY
POSTI'ONLn
might
be
viewing
sport
from
the
-""
-
t
sidelines
are
engaging
In
it
them-1
Editor,
Dally
Hews:
Kf4
At
the
personal
request
of
Ian
Elsenhardt,
provincial
'
director
of
Recreational
and
Physical
Edu
cation,
the
display
program
of
the
local
Centre,
originally
planned
'or
April
4
In
the
Exhibition
iiulldlng.
has
been
put
5fr
until
Saturday,
April
18,
to
enable
Mr,
Eisenhardt
to
attend
it,
and
It.
address
the
centre's
numeroir-
Sponsored
by
Hon.
G.
M.
Weir.
!
mttmbcrs
Lhnir
frlf.nrts.
imrt
tho
minister
01
eaucauon,
ana
deve
-1
fnturested
public
m
general,
oped
by
Ian
Elsenhardt.
director,
lt
h
nopec,
that
thfi
...
weeks
will
not
only
result
in
a
A
41
J
Ages
of
the
youths
enrolled
more
poisned
demonstration
of
range
oeeen
10
ana
xney
are
lne
ccnlre8
varloUs
actlvHies.
bir
viuuicu
uy
iiicu
lu.ujrb
in
calisthenics,
volleyball,
basketball,
will
also
enable
more"
people
PR.
RUPERT
(many
of
them
still
rectiperatins
fion'
.f"1,
15"2-
bimuau,
nanauau,
Doxmg,
wresi-!frftm
nrnionf
nin0cc:
m,
ling
archery,
track
and
field
to
partlcipate
In
it.
Accordingly,
sports,
gym
hockey
and
table
ten-jtne
renearsal
scheduled
:
for
this
nis.
Other
games
played
If
equip-1
Saturday
(March
28)
Jns.the
Ex-ment
is
available
are
English
andhibltlon
Buliding
has
been
can-Canadian
rugby,
grass
hockty,
!
ceiled
unU1
further
notlce
11
iuiiL;i;jiicnL.-
jur
uic
sealing
01
the
spectators
in
the
Exhibition
athletes,
but
to
train
the
many
to,
tment
has
InftTnnrt
ngff
?
m"
look
aftcr
lhe
transportation
of
;T,
lrtf
Mf,
becomes,uric
ie"Uyithe
necemry
gymasium
equip-Ekilled
for
their
own
enjoyment.
J
ment
tQ
Acropolis.mi
c
occasion.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
r-pntrps
Kt.n!Tn'n
mwt
In
mPl"'""5
"
"'"
B'duu
.
...xsv
w.
particular
sport,
featuring
athletes
from
one
centre
against
other
centres
for
an
aggregate
point
total
Prizes
consist
of
medals
and
certificates.
I
T
The
department
staged
a
novice
boxing
championship
and
swimming
gala
in
Vancouver,
and
held
their
first
annual
Indoor
track
and
field
meet
in
New
Westminster
early
in
February.
Weight-lifting
championships
were
held
recently
with
athletes
from
Vancouver
and
its,
suburbs,
New
Westminster
and
Nanaimo
taking
part.
Other
events
on
the
program
concluding
at
the
end
of
March
are
the
second
annual
cross-country
road
race
at
Stanley
Park,
gym-
istlc
competitions
and
a
mass
display
by
all
centres.
I
should
like
to
take
this
opportunity.
Sir,
of
thanking
publicly
the
civic-minded
Jubilee
Fund
Committee
for
their
gen
medlary.
Already
a
new.ivaulting
box
and
gymnasium
spnngbbard
adorn
the
tentre,
and
other
equip
to
4,482
to
date,
with
2,184
men
and
2,298
Svomen.
There
are
more
than
20
centres
and
applications
have
been
received
for
establishment
of
50
others.
Mr.
Eisenhardt
has
been
in
communication
with
bo3
1
eastern
centres
with
a
view
to
es
tablishing
the
project
Into
a
Dominion-wide
recreational
organization.
Cities
supporting
one
or
more
organized
centres
are
Princ
Rupert.
Victoria,
Nanaimo,
New
has
increased
from
2700
in'
1934
Westminster,
and
Vancouver.
,
A
Personal
Appearance
WINS
CUP
.
Prince
Rupert
badminton
play
ers,
defeating
a
team
from
Ocean
Falls
in
a
tournament,
last
night
at
VVJUUUUS
uiiu
WUB.
ivt'iiiiaiia
vs.
J.
Norrlngton
and
Mrs.
Overend,
15-12,
15-10.
P.
Kelley
vs.
J.
Horton,
14-17,
15-5.
Goodall
and
Mrs.
Allen
vs.
Miss
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross,
15-9,
6-15.
Miss
E.
Benson
vs.
Miss
E.
Davis,
Building
are
In
the
capable
hands.118'
n"4
of
the
City,
while
the
Provincial
not
aim
at
developing
first-das,
r
J.
Hartnett
and
Williams
vs.
R.
Bartlett
and
P.
Mcintosh,
9-15,
17-18.
E.
J.
Harnett,
captain
of
the
Ocean
Falls
team,
is
an
exceptionally
.good
player
and
won
all
his
games
here
as
well
as
at
Ocean
Falls.
Dinner
Dance
Following
the
games,
there
was
a
dinner
dance
In
honor
of
the
erous
donation
of
$100''
towards
visitors
aU
the
Commodore
Cafe.j
gymnasium
apparatus,
ilnd
th'?
about
eighty-persons
being
pre-!
sent.
The
championship
cup
was
presented
by
W.
H.
Tobey
and
ac-
j
cepted
by
R.
D.
Greggor,
captain,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
team.
;
Mr.
Greggor
and
Mrs.
Hartnett
i
ment
is
on
the
Wav
UD
from
thp
I
both
snnkp
nnnrnnrlntplv
to
the,
south,
a
fact
which
shfWltdfft)doiS;
'
'
""'
only
enhance
the
display
.Itself
,,
Music
for
dancing
was
by
Char-!
but
should
surely
tend
to
make;
lie
Balagno's
Orchestra.
1
the
local
gym
more
efficient
nnd:
An
exhibition
tournament
will
effective
in
the
future.
ibe
piayed
tonight
before
the
visf-
Please
accept
my
sincere
thanks
,
tors
sail
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
for
affording
me
this
valuable
their
return
to
Ocean
Falls,
,
space
In
your
esteemed
publlca-
tion.
j
Yours
very
truly,
PAUL
P.
KOZOOLIN.
'
.
Instructor
PRINTERS
WON
OUT
Scoretl
Shut-6ut
Over
Atlln
Fish-eriesr.Last
Night
in
Ten
Pin
Ron-ling
League
the
Armory,
captured
-the
Sun
Life
Cup
emblematic
of
Northern
Bri-
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
defeated
tish
Columbia
championship.
The
Atlln
Fisheries
three
games
to
nil
locals
won
last
night
thirteen
last
.night
In
a
postponed
City
Teh
PoiP
.t0
seven
which
)Ya!i
the
Pin
Bowling
League
fixture.
High
i$?r6
by
h.e
had
won
averpgc;scorerJ,as,Blll
McCallum
at
Ocean
Falls
two
weeks
ago,
of
Rose,"
Cowan
&
Latta
with
185.
makine
the
atrtrretrate
2C
to
14
in
r
their
favor.
'
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ATLIN
lst
The
scores
last
qight
were
an-
Gunderson
198
nounced
by
the
committee
in
ray
-
.175
charge
as
follows:
Mrs.
Allen
and
Mrs,
vs.
Mrs.
G.
Mitchell
and
Miss
C.
Mitchell,
15-4,
15-6.
Goodall
and
Kelley"
vs.
G.
Mitchell
and
B.
Murray,
12-15,
15-11.
Miss
J.
Bird
vs.
Miss
M.
McKay,
U5
11-2,
'
"
.
-
-
-
E.
J.
Harnett
vs.
W.
Bryant,
2-15y
7-15.
.
Miss
Bird
and
Miss
Benson
vs.
Mrs.
Horton
and
Miss
B.
Thomp-
mil
Kennaird
Knutson.;
164
.v:
...126
Menzies.
ii.l4l
Handicap
L.J.".:3
2nd
163
133
129
143
149
23
M
A
WORD
TO
:r
THE
WISE..
3rd
150
169
101
162
130
23
Totals
........a27
740
825
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R.
C.t&
Ut-
1st
2nd
3rd
R.
.Fltifcs
'.f....f..:....
.144
188
163
McCallum.
-........'.......I202
186
168
Vance
...:r....l...i......'159
155
159
O.
Franks
,.154
157
157
CJiccone
147
146
190
Handicap
;
30
.30
30
Totals
!.836'
862
867
League
Standing
W.
L.
Grotto
25
11
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
20
16
Power
Corporation
:....:.'.:..!'...18
15
Knox
Hotel
.17
16
Canadian
Legion
18
21
Moose
13
17
Atlln
Fisheries
12
18
Elks
11
22
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