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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Tuesday,
January
12,
1937
j
Asking
British
Settlers
tnis
country
ana
to
assist
tnem
in
getting
tne
necessary
training
and
financial
backing
to
establish
iarms
ot
then-own.
The
general
opinion
seems
to
be
that
the
Hornby
plan
is
sound
in
principle,
meets
all
objections
to
assisted
immigration
and
would
lead
to
a
constant
stream
of
immigration
from
the
Old
Country
to
Canada
with
very
little
cost
to
Canada.
Jt
;has
been
pointed
out
that
some
of
Canada's
,best
citizens
.come
from
countries
outside
the
British
Empire.
With
that
we
agree
but
we
still
think
we
can
absorb
a
large
number
of
British
people
who
are
willing
to
settle
on
the
land
and
use
the
vacant
areas
of
which
Canada
has
plenty.
A
bold
immigration
policy
to
place
people
on
the
land
or
to
rehabilitate
those
who
have
not
made
good
in
the
dried
out
areas
would,
we
feel
sure,
be
a
popular
policy.
Chamber
of
Commerce
OurcoA
m
tnAffe
you
very
we
Wet
?
A
it
out
wnotf
VOU
U
LIKE
The
wav
I
They
treatyjuj
PHONE
357
Treat
Yourself
to
a
Happy-
New
Year
by
having
your
Coal
bin
full
of
the
best
coal
in
town.
PHILPOTT-
EVITT
&
Co.
Ltd.
Nave
the
Coal
to
Suit
Your
Requirements
651
PHONE
652
HOOP
PLAY
Grotto,
Beats
Lamqie
&
Stpne
Second
Jlalf
.Opener
Juninoir
Game
BLflCHFORD
Styled
up-to-the-minute
.
.
.
but
built
for
support,
too
Ycm
don't
have
to
choose
betwten
comfort
ini
jtyk
vhen
you
buy
"Archgrip"
ihoe
because
these
hoej
have
both.
A
scientifically-designed,
flexible
steel
shank
gently
but
firmly
supports
your
arches
...
yet
"Archgrips"
look
and
art
ju$t
as
up-to-date
in
style
as
any
shoes
in
our
store.
J
"
i.
t,
'
Where
Most
People
Trade
F
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
In
Before
a
small
"rowd
pf
fans
Jn
the
Moose
Hall
last
night,
-Grotto,
first
half
winners,
took
the
opening
game
,of
the
-second
fralf
of.
the
basketball
season
with
a
41
to
32
victory
over
Lambie
&
Stone.
The
Tobacconists,
playing
,a
heavy
checking
game,
took
t,he
lead
at
the
start
and
ml
no
.time
in
the
game
was
the
issue
in
doubt.
The
nlav
was
fast,
although
somewhat
ragged,
throughout,
witfi
the
Grotto
shaving
the
edge
while
the
Clpthlers
seemed
to
.be
having
trouble
In
finding
the
basket.
M:-Phee,
Itxtchford
and
-Campbell
were
in
Lne
form
on
the
Grotto
forward
Hive,
while
Lindsay
and
Calderone
played
a
fine
game
for
the
losers,
getting
20
points
be-
HPU
n
nvmimno
nf
So
cL-of
rVoum
n
cooitiq
m
Ya
mnlfinrr
;i
(tWCn
them.
strong'
bid
for
support
of
the
Hornby
plan
of
British;
Znhfd
(ii),
Morgan
settlement
'and,
for
a
good
share
of
the
settlers
for
that:4),
qampbeii
U2).
Houston,
Eby,
province.
There
is
no
objection
to
settlers
from
a
goodjMacPh?
U4i,
stalker;
total,
41".
many
other
countries
but
the
present
scheme
is
to
try
to
Lmle
&
f
one-
Johnson
4
'
Santerbane
DDjnlnato
(2).
Ar-
i.
i.i
u
:ut
;
(6),
U
l
HULL
Jiieii
wnu
wuuiu
uc
suiuiuic
iu
tunc
ujj
lainiui
uii
v
Calderone
(7),
Lindsay
(13);
total.
32.
Intermediate
Game
Moose
defeated
the
Regiment
in
arough
and
rugged
intermediate
game
by
a
score
of
33-16
The
first
half
was
dose
all
the
way
with
Moose
having
the
edge
in
the
play.
The
score
at
-the
in
terval
was
11
all.
In
the
second
half
the.
Moose
opened
up
and
ran
In
22
points
,to
win
in
a
walk.
Husoy
was
high
scorer
with
16
markers
for
the
winners.
Individual
scores:
Moose
Greer
(8),
Husoy
(16)
Ritchie
(6),
Erikson,
Hale,
Cromp
(3),
Eby,
total,
33.
Regiment
Burnett
(3),
Davis
(5),
Ccmadina
(4),
Miller,
Nelson
(2),
Allen
(2);
,tota!,
16.
Ladies
Game
With
Croxfcrd
and
Smith
playing
a
stellar
game
ait
guard
and
.
.
,
,.
,
with
the
whole
.forward
line
de-
Evidently
there
is
a
general
expectation
that
conditions
finitely
"on."
the
.Grottettei
ma
in
the
country
.will
definitely
improve
during
the
year
a
good
start
for
the
second
hair
1937
and
at
such
a
time
as
this
it
is
very
desirable
that
y
winnsng
out.over
Ann&ttes
by
a
Prince
Rupert
shall
have
a
strong
and
united
.Chamber
af
the
le?ld
at
commerce
tnat
wjii.taKe
advantage
01
every
Dusiness
op-
tne
start
and
were
never
headed
portunity
to
advance
the
interests
pf
the
.city.
There
are
Annettes
mads
desperate
at-still
dozens
of
men
who
are
eligible
to
become
members
of
tempt
to
win
in
the
last
few
min-
tW
nvo-nniVatinn
nnrl
whnsp
Riinnnrf.
wnnlrl
nrnvp
vprv
utes
but
to
no
avail.
Menzies
and
:Beale
both
tot
seven
points
for
the
vimiuic
uus
,
wi.
'
Grottettes
while
Enid
Morris
Every
possible
pressure
should
be
brougntto
bear
to
hi?h
for
Annettes
with
8.
try
to
induce
industries
to
establish
in
the
city,
to
im-
individual
scoring:
wa
nrnvp
ran
rrnnannrtntinn
fjjriliHps
snrVi
ns
linkinrr
iin
with
.Grcttettes
Beale
(7),
Menziss
Tiuici
ctttcMnci
iau
oi(u
a,isu
iiiuxiug
mui
hiuuwiv,
Erikson
mlth'
total
22
1
l.:T
T
:
1
I
C
tl
4.
1,1
'
'
'
DV
mgnwav-
increasing
uie
unsmess
ui
tne
puii,
&iiuum
Annettes
E.
Morris
(a),
JEva
also
be
included
in
our
aims.
This
is
a
great
deal
to
work
Mon-is
(4),
e.
Dickens,
wihou
2
for
and
every
additional
member
adds
to
the
force
of
B-
Dickens.
Ratehford;
total,
14
the
local
organization.
The
Junior
game
was
fast
and
cfean
with
the
Boy
Scouts
coming
out
winners
over
the
Seal
Cove
crew
by
a
.score
of
25
to
13.
Half
time
score
was
12-1
for
the
Scouts
'Dennis
and
Mackay
were
out
'tandlng
for
Real
Cove,
while
Mon
tesano
snared
10
points
for
the
winners,
Individual,
scores:
:Scouts
Montessano
(10),
East
man
(2),
Storrle
(6),
Llndseth
,Grimb!e,
Llndqulst
(4),
Christian
(2);
total,
24.
1
jSeal
Cove
Dennis
(4),
Dalzell
McCouver,
Jlystaad,
MacJJpnald,
Geary,
McKay
(4),
JUtchlc
,(5)
,
tqtal,
13.
!
Referees
were
F.
Comadlna,
Fred
I
Calderone,
Walt
er
Johnson
and
I
Bri
ck
Skinner.
Timekeeper,
J.
Antonelll.
Reporter,
M.
D.
Montesano.
r
,4
CONNIE
MAQK
IS
NQAV
PRESIDENT
OF
BASEBALL
CLUB
.
PHILADELPHIA,
Jan.
12:
-Cornelius
McGililcudy
Con-
nie
Mack),
.veteran
manager,
was
yesterday
elected
presi-
dent
of
the
Philadelphia
Ath
letics
Baseball
Club.
Scientists
And
Wholesale
Men
Total
655
;RUP.
MOTORS
1st
Taylor
i..'
190
Hermann
-
181
Boulter
152
Strachan
142
Robbertson
163
Handicap
31
Total
GYRO
Balagno
..,
Bulger
Large
Morris
Roaf
.809
1st
..140
.158
..154
..132
..112
Handicap
20
Total
1....-..716
jMrMEEKIN'S
1st
McLeod
190
Merazles
163
Armstrong
,
-
92
Houston
216
Hlbbard
,
.177
Handicap
13
710
2nd
138
111
127
118
167
31
692
2nd
185
160
156
138
166
20
825
2nd
171
109
,155
135
164
13
mm
r
Win
in
Bowling
Biological
Station
defeated
Ru-
pqrt
Motors
and
M:MeeUU;'s
bea
Gyro
Club
In
the
Commerc'a1
Bowling
.League
.last
night,
tht
score
being
two
cames
to
on?
i.
ea:h
case.
As
a
result
Qf
the
vli;
tory,
McMeekln's
went
Into
ex-
lusive
possession
of
first
place
in
the
.taad,ing
fcr-fch?
t'm
Dem?
at
tas.t.
Vic
Houston
of
McMe3kln's
was
high
average
scorer
or
tne
evening
.with
192.
Individual
scores
were
as
lows:
BIO,
STATION
1st
2nd
Pifgsley
J50
.114
Rlddell
.133
96
Stamford
94
148
Sunderland
103
119
Young
107
170
Handicap
.'.
63
63
fQl-
3rd
118
121
12H
163
129
63
720
3rd
145
151
137
105
147
31
150
J45
143
132
20
727
3rd
Total
-
851
757
79S
Tlie
league
standing
to
date:
-
W.
L
McMeekln's
11
4
Balllnger's
9
3
Biological
Station
...7
8
Rupert
Butchers
6
9
Gyro
Club
:
5
7
Rupert
Motors
4
11
James
Forester,
Cruden
Bay,
pre
sent
holder
of
the
Scottish
golf
championship,
has
been
appointed
to
succeed
Henry
Cotton,
English
sljar,
as
professional
at
the
Waterloo
.Club,
Belgium.
SPORT
CHAT
I
i
-
1
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
Saturday
night
tentative
arrangements
were
.made
.lor
local
players
to
go
north
to
Ketchikan
and
New
Metlakatla
in
about
two
weeks
with
a
return
series
here.
Later
a
series
with
Ocean
Falls
may
be
arranged.
Business
at
the
meeting
of
the
executive,
over
which
President
Bill
Stope
was
in
ihe
chair,
was
otherwise
largely,
of
x
routine
.nature.
Bill
Swift,
pitcher
with
Pittsburg
Pirates
In
the
National
Baseball
League,
was
born
in
Elmlra,
N.Y
i
years
ago
Sunday.
Bill
joined
the
majors
in
1932,
coming
up
to
.he
Pirates
from
Kansas
City
of
the
American
Association.
He
broke
into
professional
ball
only,
eight
years
ago.
Known
to
Italian
soccer
la.ps
as
'Mister,"
Bill
Garbutt,
former
Eng
lish
International
who
.coaqhes
Milan
Football
Club,
was
once
sent
a
postcard
addressed
'Mister,
Rome."
It
was
duly
delivered.
England's
leading
Ice
hockey
weekly
published
a
map
of
JLondqn
for
the
benefit
of
",ice
,hockey
play
ers
who
are
having
tneir
tirsi
glimpse
of
the
largest
city
in
the
world."
Eight-ball
overs
are
general
al
most
all
over
South
Africa
In
lnter-
club
cricket
matches
,but
,ln
this
season's
Currie
Cup
.inter-provincial
games
only
six-ball
overs
will
apply.
Alan
Clarke,
International
and
Coventry
rugby
forward,
ls:suffer-ing
from
a
septic
ear
and
may
not
716
J
play
again
this
season.
.He
played
3rd!
in
the
first
of
the
English
rugger
13T,
trials.
Al
Batson,
defenceman
with
Streatham
(London)
last
season,
has
given
up
hockey
playing
for
the
footlights
and
microphone,
Al
being
"no
mean"
crooner.
j41
When
31
hounds
of
the
,Craven
142
Hunt
at
Newbury,
Eng.,
died
it
was
11C
at
first
thought
they
had
.picked
22
up
poison
while
running
over
land
1
CP
dressed
with
powder
containing
13
mercury,
but
It
Is
.now
decided
the
nass
deaths
were
due
to
distemper
and
anthrax.
65
Taxi
And
Messenger
Service
Stand:
Empress
Hotel
Hill
Stuart
Al
.French
John
Saunders
-
McCIaiy
RANGES
The
new
McClary
Ranges
are
the
last
word
in
beauty
and
efficiency.
Finished
in
beautiful
cream
porcelain
enamel,
they
are
easy
to
clean,
,and
are
an
.asset
to
the
appearance
,o
a,ny
kitchen.
Models
for
,ooal,
wood
or,
oil.
SEE
THEM
AT
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
PMne
311
McBride
St.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Complete
Home
Furnishing
EVER.YTJIING
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1908)
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Rupert,
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We
guarantee
our
work
to
be
highly
efficient
and
accurate
oil
all
.makes
of
radio
sets.
Consult
us
with
confidence
on
your
radio
problems.
Defective
parts
replaced
with
Genuine
R.
C.
A.
parts
.at
minimum
cost
and
old
parts
returned
to
the
customer.
Tuesday,
January
12,
1937
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making
Of
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many
up
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home
none
are
more
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than
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by
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Your
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or
as
nearly
so
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and
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service
ran
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to
you
from
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We
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fully
flqmpned
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in
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