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Friday,
February
21,
193(5
THE
FRIENDLY
NEIGHBOR
President
Rbosevelt
speaks
of
CShada
a
a
"friendly
neighbor."
So
we
may
look
upon
the
llrii'ted
States
.as
a
triendly
neighbor
and
the
people
'who
come
from
there
as
among
our
nearest
friends.
Just
now
we
in
Prince
Rupert
are
looking
to
the
United
States
to
establish
an
industry
which,
if
it
eomes,
will
be
of
inestimable
benefit
to
the
city.
We
also
are
ldoliinq;
to
an
increasing
number
of
tourists
visi,tihi
the
city
feafihi
year
and
leaving
behind
them
considerable
cash,
not
In
large
amounts
but
considerable
in
the
aggregate.
Prince
Rupert
can
do
its
part
by
trying
to
make
Prince
Rupert
interesting
to
the
visitors,
proyidiiig
them
something
to
see
and
being
courteous
and
helpful
to.
them
while
here.
Mostly
the
visitors
come
in'
touch
with
officials
but
occasionally
a
private
citizen
hits
an
Onnortunitv
to
do
one
of
them
a
good
turn
and
it
pays
well
to
do
this
as
well
as
being
our
duty
as
"friendly
neighbors."
We
have
to
'thank
President
Roosevelt
for
the
friendly
expression
which
along
with
his
general
attitude
of
friendliness
will
help
to
cement
the
feeling,
of
goodwill
that
already
exists
between
th6
two
countries
all
along
the
line.
-
-
THIS
IS
CANADA
There
should
be
a
big
notice
at
the
two
local
docks
read
ing
"This
is
Canada."
Many
people
on
the
boats
bound
for
Alaska
seem
to
thiflk
when
they
arrive
at
Prince
Rupert
they
are
in
Alaska.
They
evidently
do
not
read
tourist
literature
but
know
that
they
bought
tickets
to
Alaska
arid
feel
when
they
get
north
of
Vancouver
they
ought
to
be.
in
that
territory;
.
In
spite
of
all
that
has
been
done
there
is
much
yet
to
do
in
the
way
of
publicizing
"Canada
and
especially
that
important
part
known
as
Prince
Rupert.
We
mUst
never
let
up
in
dur
efforts
to
keep
.the
city
in
the
eyes
of
the
world
and
to
make
it
a
nlade'
that
tourists
Will
wish
to
see.
Incidentally
there
are
some
residents
of
Canada
who
often
seem
to
for&6t
that
this
is
Canada
and
that
it
is
an
integral
part
of
the
British
Empire,
TliU
dvrilracnt
la
not
piiblUbtd
or
dUpUysd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
oj
in
OoTrnrant
of
Brlil
Columfcl.
Annettes
Win
Ladies'
BdwKfig
League
Leaders
Given
Good
Competition,
lloVever,
by
1.
It.
'Grads
Last
Night
Annette's
continued
victorious
in
the
Ladies
fowling
League
last
night
although
given
stiff
competition
"by
the
Princ'e
Rupert
Grafts,
'ttfe
'final
sc,cfrefbefng1l55d
t6"
14l'6
in
faVo'r
o'f
the
Mdies'
Teady-to-VeaT
quintette.
In
the
other
Ladies'
League
fixture
of
the
evening
Bm-
ne'ttes
defeated
Ma'ccabees
1310.
to
12C9.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Leah
Basso-Bert
of
Annette's
with
181.
344;
Hallberg,
248;
Nelson,
308;
Mrs.
BaHinger,
23G;
Ballinger,
280;
to'al,
141C.
Annettes
Skattebol,
2C9;
Bas)-Bert,
362;
Orfens,
300;
Johnson.
"362;
Stone,
257;
total,
1550.
Maccabees
Colussl.
287;
Tur-
geon,
269;
Bealc.
227;
Pcttenuzo.
20;
Scott.
200;
total,
1269.
Brunettes
Colussl,
243;
Ddm!n-
a.to.
239;
Berg,
270;
Garner,
2C5;
Johnstone,
2C3;
total,
1310.
Standing
of
teams
to
date:
G.
Ttl.
Annettes
C
4817
Rangers
6
4552
Dboaads
0
4122
Bluebirds
C
4115
P.
R.
'Grads
.'6
4077
Maccabees
.6
3896
Brunettes
6
3761
C.
N.
R.
A.
6
3273
Neal
Cameron
:
:
I
Av.
S03
759
687
1086
680
649
62"
546
Is
Wihilelr
In
Billiard
Final
CLOTHIERS
SPORT
"THAT
ll
TAKE
LEAD
Lafnbie
'&
Stone
Now
"Senior
Basketball
The
finals
of
the
Canadian
with
three
players.
Legion
billard
handicap
yesterdr.y
resulted
In
ti
decisive
win
for
Neil
Cameron
who
won
from
George
Woodland
by
150
points
to
103.
FOr
the
earlier
part-
of
tht
match
the
scoring
was
'even
arid
although
there
were
no
big
breaks,
Vdodfcind
held
his
'own.
A
break
rtf
twenty-One
brought
Cameron
oh
nearly
level
terms
and,
'from
then
On,
it
was
Cameron's
match
Neither
player
struck
his
best
form
and
the
match
was,
on
the
whole,
rather
disappointing.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
l.rasute
Detroit
3,
Montreal
G.
Chicago
1,
Kew
Y6rk
Rangers
1.
Cahadfens
1,
Toronto
2.
tibe'key
Standings
NATIONAL
LfeAOUE
American
"Section
W.
b.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Detroit
18
Chicago
17
Rangers
14
Boston
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tf
on
Top
League
In',
It
was
a
close
game
from
star,
to
finish
but
Sonny
Stiles
seerrfc'l
to
have
an
off
night,
only
getting
ltW6
'points
for
himself.
Johnny
I
T-I
1
1
Utn
41
a.
tnt
Prirfce
Rupert
Gradstomdalu,
"
"
I
W1C
lllV.t
blliO
(AUll
Ul
season
ana
netted
himself
points.
Moose-Styrcs
(2),
Wingliam
(1).
Mitchell
(4),
J,
Monlson
f8,
R.
Morrison
(2),
Pierce
(10);
total,
27.
Lambic
&
-Stone
Lindsay
(Of,
Viereck
(4),
Calderoni
(2),
Arncy,
Armstrong
(61,
Johnson
(9);
total,
30.
Intermediate
League
High
School
students
won
the
intermediate
game
by
defeating
Canadian
Legion
with
a
score
of
24
to
21.
Half
time
score
in
favor
of
High
was
10-9.
Then
the
Legion
took
the
lead
by
six
points,
only
to
lose
It
again.
Both
teams
played
1
good
game.
High
School
McMeckin,
Naylor
O'Neill
(2),
Hirano
'(C),
Ihvis
ft).
Lear,
Campbell
(10);
total,
24.
Legion
Bryant,
Christlson,
Sue-hiro,
Viereck
(14),
Black
(7),
Ecy;
total,
21.
Ladies'
League
Annettes
lost
to
the
Grottetle;?
oy
one
point,
score
being
13
to
12.
Half
time
score
was
8
5
in
favor
"of
Annettes.
Eva
Morris
and
jtlatchford
were
sent
to
the
showers.
Annettes
finished
the
gaihe
Annettes
Stone
(1),
Ratchforri
.2),
Eva
Morris
(3),
Ehyd
Monti
(6),
Stamp-Vincent,
total,
12.
GroUettes
Smith
(6.
BeaIe
(21
Dickens
(4),
MsMeekln,
Brand.
Menzies
(1);
total
13.
Juior
League
Boy
Scouts,
defeated
the
Scy
thlans
In
the
Junior
Leagiie
with
a
score
of
11
to
9.
Boy
Scouts
Clauson
(1),
Erik-son
(5),
Dybhavn,
Eastman
(2
Montesano,
Bremncr
(3);
total,
11
j
Scythians
B.
Huston
(3,
A'.-tonelli,
Roma
(4),
Montesano,
Muf
ray
(2i,
D.
Houstbn;
total,
9.
C.N.R.WINS
IN
BRIDGE
-
-
...
!
Earns
Right
to
Meet
.Musketeers,'
Winners
of
First
Half,
For
j
City
Championship
1
Canadian
1
Association
0
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to
0423
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13
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87
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15
93
83
37
12
7
17
85
89
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10
17
08
10
28
National
Recreation
.
defeated
Musketeers
in
the
final
Bridge
1
6
14
C9
C8
40
LeagUe
fixtures
last
night
to
win
9
14
U
74
37jlhe
seCond
half
of
the
season
and;
3
17
75
58
35
iVin
rllrht
tn
moot
ILf
iielrntnnre
inln.
i
waf
aawvv
vh
v
Hill
1
ners
of
the
first
half,
for
season's
j
The
results
of
last
night's"
play;
were
as
follows:
i
C.
N.
R.
A.
6900,
Musketeers
6423.
i
Canadian
Legion
7570,
Ramblers
;
6069.
.
Swifts
9423,
Grotto
6157.
'
Rex
Bowling
Alley
6793,
Sorts
of
Norway
6170.
;
The
final
second
half
standing:
1
For
Ag"st
C.
N.
R.
A
45026
39775
Musketeers
44642
36883
.,
'
.
,G'rotto
44092
45913
FIVE-Room
house
for
rent
or
Ramblers
43403
41233
saie,
easy
terms.
Money
neeaen
.swifts
42815
40618
owing
to
sickness.
Phone
Black
!
sons
61
Ndru-ay
9609
45564
,.,
...
jjilj
Canadian
Legion
33067
42C83
I
Rex
Bdwling
Alley
3M63
44068
The
New
Metlakatla,
Alaska-.
basketball
team
has
sent
word
16
the
citv
accenting
February
57
Stone
the
land
28
as
Writable
.
dates
for
"a
Lamble
&
won
over
vv.s.
t...
on
ni,
(,-,
n
series
of
sames
with
local
senior
fast
'game
'of
senior
basketball
"""P"-'"-
i
Htu.
4
-.
lao
mm
i
team.
The
Alaskan
which
is
one
of
the
native
fastest
.v
.Cs.i
v.
'.-.
v.-
-"
.:
i..
ViiYA
ViW
Vfnrtft.
-
will
net
here
-at
thai.
d
nan
lime
score
was
iu,
--
-----
-
-
-
and
the
series
Is
already
to
7
in
favor
of
the
clothiers.
Lme
tfr
.-
......
ei:.
i
Delfie
anticinatcd
with
keen
Jn-
local
fans
of
the
h5op
twest
were
hbth
sent
to
the
showers
on
by
personals.
game.
Eddie
Smith
-and
Stan
florin
have
accepted
the
challenge
cf
Jimmy
Cicco'n'e
Sn'a
Nels
Guncter-s6n
for
a
fen
iim
bowling
tournament
of
rime
gShfes
'to
tie
played
tcrjin
inree-ganie
uiucks.
itie
tirsu
three
games
will
be
played
Sat-
utflay
night,
total
pins
ror
v.v.'
series
to
count.
Poll
Howard,
who
some
years
ago
was
located
in
Prince
Rupert,
is
now
at
Kamioops
in
tne
soutnern
interior
where,
like
he
was
when
here,
he
Is
prominent
in
athletic
circles.
He
ha.-
been
there
for
six
years
how
and
is
a
prominent
member
of
the
Gyr6
Club.
He
has
bJen
several
times
city
tennis
champion
of
Kamioops
arid
also
galntfd
the
southern
Interior
title,
lie
also
goes
In
for
basketball,
.base
ball,
football,
golf
and,
In
the
win
ter,
skiing.
Capt.
W.
F.
Wade
of
the
South
Afican
test
team
gave
the
kid
crlc-;
ket3rs
at
Capetown
the
time
of
their
lives
batting.
to
them.
Two
of
the
boys
hit
Wade's
stumps
but
the
padless
expert
was
probably
less
Interested
In
guarding
the
wicket
than
his
legs.
Mrs.
Frank
Erne,
whose
husband
died
recently
after
five
years
in
promoting
boxing
shows,
has
now
been
granted,
a
boxing
promoter's
licence
by
the
state
athletjc
board
at
Detroit.
Mrs.
Erne
is
quite,
con
vmceci
that
woman's
place,
as
far
as
she
Is
concerned,
is
in
pugilism.
'A
borrowed
putter
played
a
prominent
part
in
the
success
of
J.
J
Taylor
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2)
the
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home
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