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TWO
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Shoe
Store
Ltd.
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on
ley
Streets
Vhcn
a
-Pair
of
New
Rubbers
Arc
So
Easily
Purchased?
We
have
just
unpacked
a
complete
shipment
of
rubbers,
alllieels
and
sizes.
Complete
size
rahgc
of
Men's
and
Women's
and
Children's
GYM
SHOES
just
arrived.
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Avenue
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BOO
THE
jMACDONALDS
RETURNED
36
98
DID
'CANADA'S
AY
E
EUROPE
FROM
WAR?
1.10
i)2
-25
seats
in
order
to
secure
for
them
places
in
'the
Brifish
Gov
ernment.
.Both
were
defeated
m
the
general
election.
Ramsay
MacDtinald
is
looked
upon
in
Britain
as
a
traitor
by
the
people
Avhose
support
he
formerly
received
and
with
doubt
by
the
new
group
that
has
adopted
him.
Between
.these
two
antagonistic
groups
became
a
flop
at'
election
time.
The
son
was
defeated
lor
the
same
reason.
Both
father
-and
son
are
able
men,
good
speakers,
and
well
qualified
for
the
positions
they
occupy.
They
were
not
defeated
because
of
their
lack
of
ability
but
because
nobody
felt
quite
sure
where
they
stood.
It
peaks'
-well
"for
Prime
Minister
Baldwin
that
he
stood
by
his
new'ly-'foUnH
friends
and
secured
seats
for
them.
The
Prime
Minister
suggests
that
the
action
Of
'.Canada
ju
wuimrawing
support
irom
us
aeiegate
at
uenevaaveu
Europe
from
war.
This
may
be
or
it
mav
not.
We
are
in-
clined
to
think
the
Prime
Minister
is
mistaken,
but
he'
may
have
information
not
available
to
the
rest
of
us.
At
any
rate
me
league
ot
JNatlons
has
not
yet
recovered
from
the
weak-kneed
policy
of
Britain,
France
and
Canada
No
league
can
ever
hope
to
become
effective
if
its
members
do
not
stick
together.
Admitted
that
a
large
section
of
the
Canadian
people
objected
to
the
attitude
of
Dr.
Riddell.
and
these
were
nnt
the
Frehch
speaking
people
of
Quebec.
According
t?
all
strongest
protests
came
and
not
from
the
labor
intere
there.
There
was
another
strong
element
in
he
couritiy.
that
objected
to
the
withdrawal
of
Dr,
Riddell,
and
Primt
Minister
Mackenzie
King
found
himself
between
two
strong
fires.
His
attitude
seems
to
have
been
justified
by.
me
later
wean
peace
.proposal
ot
Sir
Samuel
Hoare
and
Premier
Laval
which
was
drooDed
under
.nrotest
from
the
world
'and
particularly
.from
the
British
.people.
But
many
gooa
sunoorters
ot
the
present
Liberal
Government
will
feel
that
the
Prime
Minister
did
not
plav
the
part
of
the
strong
leader
when
he
capitulated
to
the
first
protest.
And
yet
he
may
have
been
right.
KOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertlseftieilt
is
rtot
"publlshea
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
The
Letter
Box
SKIOEGATE
MEMORIAL
SERVICE
Editor,
Dally
News:
Will
you
kindly
publish
this
In
an
early
'edition
of
your
paper;
Many
of
your
loyal
subscribers
and
readers
of
the
News
were
very
disappointed
and
others
were
very
angry
when
they
read
the
account
of
the
above
service
of
which
G.
H.'
Jolliffe
was
chairman.
Whoever
wrote
that
report
certainly
wrote
before
'the
event
and
they
owe
A.
R.
Mallory
an
apology,
as
well
as
the
ones'
who
attended;
Invited
the
speakers
and
it
was
a
gross,
discourtesy
to
them
that
their
names
were
omitted
and,
in
their
names
were
omitted.
Chief
Councillor
Matthew
Wil
liams
and
myself
wish
to
thank,-
first
our
guest
-speakers.
four
cholr
Moodie
and
!the
band.
"Mr
Aloodie
"
Edmonton
;i2
certainly
led
'the
'band
in
a
way
Calgary
12
creditable
to
all.
This
service
was
"""
'
'
the
suggestion
of
the
band
mem-
'rlotrAJit
jbers.
Secondly,
-we
'thank
nil
others
-DOX
VIcVcriy
wno
iook
:pari.
,
Signed
on
behalf
tif
those
Interested,
;
REV.
BISHOP
BLACK,
.
Pastor
of
United
tJhurch.;
(A
second
'report
contained
the
names
'Of
certain
:persons
not
men-'
tloned
in
'the
flrst.--Ed.)
STILL
ANOTHER
Editor,
Daily
News:
-
'
Regarding
the
recent
report
of
the
Memorial
Service
held
at
Skid-egate
Mission
Community
Hall
on
January
28,
allow
me
as
'Chief
"Councillor,
and
as
one
who
was
partly
responsible
for
the
pro-.
gram
to
protest
viadrouslv
'aealnst
iiiursuay.if
eD.
u,
iajo
the
report
which
appeared
in
your
It
feeems
ralhet
a
pity
ttiat
both
Ramsay
MacDonald
and
"his
son
'Malcolm
should
have
had
to
be
iriven
"safe"
paper
on
Friday,
January
31
Allow
me
to
say
that
two
of
our
guest
speakers,
also
our
local
mln-'
lister,
.wer
not
mentioned,
and,
as
inese
iookj
af
pfommenf
part
fin
the
service
it
is
a
discourtesy
we
wish
to
correct.
We
did
invite
Mr.
Mallory
to
giVe
a
short
address,
but',
previously
to
the
meeting
early
Tuesday,
morning,
he
Informed
us
that
he
had
another
engagement
df
a
similar
'nature.
'On
the
Saturday
before
the
meeting
we
ihad
already
invited
Doctor
Chatter,
and
Gordon
'IL
Jolliffe
and
the
Rev:
!Blshop
Black1
to
give
addresses
at
:this
'meeting
Fortunately
for
us,
'each
of
these
were
preseht.
and
took
Ibart
fin
'the:
service,
which
was
thoroughly
en-.
joyea
Dy
all;present.
:
M.
J.
WILLIAMS,
Chief
'Councillor,
Skldegate
.'Mission;
Man
in
the
Moon
bood
afternoon.
Look
out
for
the
icicles!
There
are
not
very
many
old
people
in
the
tnorth
but
at
-Prince
George
there
is
said
to
be
a
person
-so
did
she
knew
the
'dipper
when
it
was
nothing
but
a
drinking
'
cup.
,
:
The
maid
quit
because
she
said
the
master
of
the
house
Insulted
her
oyer
the
telephone,
mistaking
her
for
his
wife.
You
may
have
heard
df
the
man
who
sent
his
wife
away
for
a
vac
atlbh.
He
said
he
needed
It
badly.
Ice
aforethought?'
Dependent,
Indignantly:
''You
can't
mix
me
up
like
that.
I've
told
"you
twice
I
hit
him
with
.'a
brick
and
on
purpose.
There
wasn't
ho
"malletts
nor
nothing
of
the
kind
about
It
Just
a
plain
brick
like
any
gentleman
would
use."
I
am
not
sure
Which
ibutcher
It
was
In
Prince
Rupert
who
is
said
to
have
been
asked
if
he
had
some
good
pdrk.
"Good
pdrk",
Was
his
reply,
"I've
got
some
pork
that
Will
make
;br,ter
chicken
salad
than
any
veal
'ydu
tan
"buy."
"was
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
February
13,
1933
'SPORT
-
-
-
-
-
1
1
game
margin
over
the
Portland
Buckaroos.
One
pdlht
or
half
a
game
now
separates
each
club
in
the
league
from
the
next,
the
race
being
one
of
the
tightest
in
years.
The
league
standing
to
date:
"W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
'P.
A'fahd
the
local
'band
'for
their
spleh-
Seattle
:14
uiu
uvi
vi-o.
ojji-iiui
'iiiciiviuti,
tprx
i
-
"
haps,
should
-be
made
'df
Arthur!
Vancouver
,13
7
9
62
47
31
4
15
93
99
30
5
13
78
76
29
4
14
84
89
23
Says
Loughran
American
Expert
Advises
English
Folk
On
King;
Game
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
(AP)
British
boxers,
says
Tommy
Loughran,
the
American
exoert.
need
more
science'
standard."
"Tell
your
men
to
box
cleverly.
Then
England
will
take
her
place
as
a
producer
of
men
able
to
box
well
enough
to
beat
any
class
of
jfighters."
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
league
standing:
I
g.
rti
Annettes
4
3267
Rangers
4
2788
Doodads
.4
2761
Maccabees
4
2627
P.
R.
Grads
.....2
1291
Brunettes
2
1256
Blue
Birds
2
1222
C.
'N,
R.
A
2
1117
Canadian
Legion
Av
817
697
690
657
646
628
611
559
Regular
Meeting
Two
'Delegates
'Going
'to
'Dominion
Convention
Employment
-Of
;Ex-Servlce
Men
With
'President
Jack
Preece
in
the
chair
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
was
held
last
evening
in
the
club-rooms.
Applications
for
regular
membership
from
R.
H.
Fuller
and
C.
H.
Taylor
were
approved
as
was
the
transfer
of
'C.
Pe'terson
from
Anyox.
The
thanks
or
the
branch
was
voted
the
committee
fhat
took
charge
of
the
city
billiard
championship
last
season
and
the
name
of
Jack
Judge
was
added
to
the
committee
to
consider
the
running
of
a
city
championship
this
year.
Regular
reports
from
the
various
subcommittees
showed
that
all
sectidns
were
carrying
bh
success
fully
and
the
branch
ranks
very
high
among
the
branches
6f
the
province.
Lawyer:
"Then
vou
admit
that'
To
dttend
;the
'Dominion
tonven-
you
struck
the
plaintiff
with
mal-
i
tion
'which
Will
be
held
In
Vancou-
ver
beginning
'March
23
two
dele
gates,
President
Jack
Preece
and
the
secretary-treasurer,
J.
S.
Wilson,
were
appointed
to
represent
the
'branch.
Mr.
Wilson
will
also
attend
a
special
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
provincial
executive
prior
to
the
Dominion
convention.
The
matter
of
employment
of
ex-;
service
men
in
casual
'jobs
about
the
city
'was
again
considered.
It
is
hoped
that
Where
possible
citizens
who
require
occasional
help
-will
communicate
with
the
branch'
which
will
-supply
labor
If
avail
able.
A
list
of
unemployed
'ex-ser-
Irate
'father:
"I
can
see
right
.
vice
'men
is
kept
In
the
club.
througTi
'that
chorus
girl's
In
trigue."
!
Lovesick
son:
"I
know,
dad,
but
they
all
dress
that
way
nowadays."
The
fbfahch
'Will
eo-ouerate
with'
the
'"Women's
Auxiliary
in
'the'
bridge
and
dance
to
be
held
the
last
week
of
this
month.
Hi
Scottish
Football
Cup
Came
As
Surprise;
Football
League,
scored
a
startling
3
to
1
Victory
over
Kilmarnock
iih
a
second
'rouhd
'cup
replay
yesterday.
Atlin
Fisheries
Win
in
Bowling
In
Postponed
'Game
Last
Evening
In
a
postponed
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
fixture
'last
night,
'Atlin
Fisheries
'scored
-a
'three
'to
till
Victory
over
Knox
Hotel.
High
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Max
Aserrils-sen
of
the
'Khox
Hdter
with
ttn
average
of
173.
Scdring
Was
as
follows:
KNOX
HOTEL
1st
2nd
Armour
126
Way
:144
Comadina
.102
Aserrilssen
'..'...172
Low
score
.124
and.
less
-sensationalism.
"Forget
j
Handicap
39
the
knockout,"
he
told
British
EDorts
writers,
when
asked
why;
Totals
;
707
boxing
on
this
side
of
the
Atlantic
ATLIN
FISH
1st
inferior
to
the
American
"imaerson
18U
Wicks
131
Gray
I...:..::
;124
Stiles
':..:
.162
Knutseh
139
Handicap
...'
39
135
134
151
177
110
39
746
2nd
156
150
110
166
148
39
Totals
781
769
The
league
standing
to
date
as
follows:
W.
Power
Corporation
.v.
..
.15
Rose.
Cowan
&
Latta
....11
Knox
Hotel
...,'10
Grotto
,
.7
Atlin
Fisheries
6
K'ki
:J.
6
Moose
.:.
L...,";.i;l....
4
Canadian
Legion
,4
3rd
148
130
170
170
1
Playgrounds
to
Be
First
Concern
Of
Gyro
Club
Again
The
Prince
Rupert
'Gyro
Club,
at
i
business
lumheoh
-yesterday
"vhen
-.lub
activities
for
the
year
were!
the
principal
subject
of
discussion,!
decided
'to
have
a
survey
'made
of
'
the
playground
situation
with
par-1
ticular
reference
to
necessary
re-;
oairs
and
improvements.
While
the
club
will,
as
Usual,
probably
con-
i
!sntrate
on
playground
activities!
during
the
year,
certain
other
act!-
'
vitles
have
been
proposed
but
ac-
j
tlon
with
respect
to
''them
was
de-j
f
erred
yesterday.
'
It
was
decided
to
send
Past
President
S.
J.
Jabour
as
a
delegate
to
!
the
district
convention
to
be
held
!n
Seattle
next
summer.
I
TRAPPERS
Do
hot
sell
on
the
waterfront
'until
you
have
seen
me
and
got
my
price
on
your'furs,You
.will
get
20
more
from
me.
Think
what
you
can
buy
with
'twenty
'cents
on
'.the
dollar
more
by
bringing
your
lurs
up
town
and
showing
them
to
'me.
GOL'DBLYOOM
ThcOld
Itellable
NEW
ROYAL
J.
.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
'FROM
HOME"
Katei
flfto
do
Room
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
BASKETBALL
fFebruary
10
Moose
vs.
Lamble
&;
'Stone,
(Legion
vs.
High
School,
Arv-'Ne'ttes
vs.
Grotto,
Jr.
Moose
vs.
Scythians.
February
13
Moose
vs.
Grotto,'
Legion
vs.
Scythians,
Grotto
VS.
i
nn
A
.11
a
i
rtr.n
iru
JUi.k
fVMlW
"eh
Scho01-
Jr-
Moose
vs-
Sc0llLs-
;
OLA
MA
WAS
ailmaiu
wui
T
AKT
IFAlV
IS
BEATEN
Bridge
League
AAIVEi
UUtU
.
(
Ltglon'
mrtiary
13
nadlan
Half
a
Game
Now
Separates
Each!
Falkirk's
3
to
'1
Victory
Yesterday
vs.
Rex
Bowling
Alley,
C.
N.
R.
A.
Club
in
Northwestern
Hockey
League
CALGARY,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
I
the
service.
A.
R.
Mallory
was
in-
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
scored
a
decisive
vited
but
could
not
come.
.14
to
1
victory
over
Calgary
Tigers
I
had
a
part
In
preparing
the
!
in
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League,
program
and
know
the
actual
facts'!
last
night
and,
as
a
result,
moved.
Chiei
Councillor
Matthew
Williams.
into
'the
leadership
with
a
half
vs.
Swift's,
Ramblers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
Grotto
vs.
Musketeers.
!
'February
20
C.
N.
R.
A.
Vs.
Mus-
KILMARNOCK,
Scotland.
Feb.
keteers,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
(CP)
Falkirk,
leaders
of
the
:biers,
Swift's
vs.
Grotto,
Rex
Bowl-Second
Division
in
the
Scottish
ing
Alley
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Febuary
13
Blue
Birds
vs.
P.
R
Grads,
Brunettes
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
February
17
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Rangers,
Doodads
vs.
Blue
Birds.
February
20
'P.
R.
Grads
'vs.
An-inettes,
Brunettes
vs.
Maccabees.
February
24
Rangers
vs.
Blufi
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12
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Defeated
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Hotel
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BlrdSi
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N
R.
A.
vs.
Doodads.
February
27
Anheltes
-vs.
'Bru-'hettes.
Matacbees
vs.
P.
R.
Grada.
March
2
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Annettes,
Macacbees
vs.
Blue
Birds.
Ktdrdh'5
Rahgers'vs.'P.
R.
Grads,
Brunettes
vs.
Doodads.
March
9
Maccabees
vs.
Annettes,
Bnmettes
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
March
12
Doodads
vs.
Rangers,
P.
R.
Grads
vs.
Brunettes.
March
16
Macabees
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Blue
Birds
vs.
Annet
tes.
'BADMINTON
INCOMPLETE
Ihter-cub
league
badminton
play
was
not.
completed
last
night.
145
some
games
being
postponed
until
39
tonight.
802
3rd
166
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151
148
178
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Hotel
Arrivals
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Vancouver;
F.
Smith
and
John
Brown,
city.
Prince
Rupert
G.
O.
Adams,
H.
N.
Church
anil
C.
H.
Clark;
Vancouver;
G.
-all,
C.N.R.;
J
Perry,
Rose
'Harbor:
a
Mrs.
Atkins,
Queen
Charlotte.
L.
3
7
8
5
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12
n
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Central
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CJT.R.;
Mrs.
S.
W.
Debbie,
Copper
River.
Knox
E.
Marsh,
Victoria;
G.
'H.
Wil-cock,
Edmonton.
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