BUY
YOUR
CORONATION
DANCE
SHOES
At
a
Surprisingly
Great
Saving
While
Our
Reorganization
Sale
Lasts
.
EXTRA
SPECIALS
For
Friday
and
Saturday
Women's
Black
Suede
Gore
Pumps
Stylish
Buckles,
Spanish
Heels
Regular
$5.00
Women's
White
Shoes
Great
Variety
to
choose
from
Mostly
all
sizes.
Values
to
$6.50
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
CltlNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLU.MDIA
$2.95
265
Hundreds
of
Bargains
too
Numerous
to-
Mention.
Family
shoe
store
ltD
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
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DAILY
EDITION
Thursday,
May
6,
1937
FEDERAL
BUILDING
SOON
While,
of
course,
there
was
no
reason
at
any
time
to
doubt
that
the
work
would
be
proceeded
with
once
the
appropriation
tor
same
hau
been
passed
by
Parliament,
it
is.
nevertheless,,
reassuring
to
hear
from
the
member
for
Skeena,
Olof
Hanson,
that
tenders
for
the
construction
,of
our-
new
federal
building
at
Prince
Rupert,
may
he
exnectpd
to
hp
rnlWl
nr.
nnv
ttmpnnw
TIia
cnnna-
tVm
iu
ue
uasumeu:
mat
ine
summer
win
noc
nave
advanced
very
far
before
the
actual
construction
starts.
Through
provincial
government
co-operation,
an
excellent
site
has
been
secured
and,
judging
from
what
we
have
so
far
learned,
the
building
will
be
adequate
and
creditable.
FEAR
PREVENTS
WAR
Fear
of
war
seems
still
to
be
the
most
effective
preventative
of
war
in
Europe.
There
is
a
good
deal
of
bluff
ing,
face-making
and
hovering
around
the
brink..
The
atmosphere
continues
very
explosive
but,
when
it
.comes
down
to
the
fine
point,
none
of
the
nations
appear
willing
to
go
through.
As
long
as
the
fear
of
war
continues,,
possibly
we
shall
have
no
general
war.
It
would
be
a
relief
for
everyone,
however,
if
this
long
drawn
out
and
very
unnecessary
Spanish
conflict
could
be
cleaned
up
without
further
delay.
A
POLITICAL
GODSEND
Lacking
any
real
political
issue
prior
to
its
appearance
the
proposal
to
include
the
Yukon
Territory
in
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
is
welcomed,
especially
by
opponents
of
the
Liberal
government,
as
a
first
class
bone
of
contention,
says
Financial
News.
To
take
stands
against
health
insurance
or
marketing
legislation
was
believed
dangerous.
Reminders;
of
the
old
work
and
wages
slogan
were
ineffectual
as
the
government
could
point
to
a
general
revival
of
work
and
wages
during
the
past
four
years.
Thus
Premier
Pattullo's
espousal
of
the
British
Columbia-Yukon
alliance
was
a
political
godsend
to
an
uninteresting
campaign.
The
Suehiro
boatbuilding
shop
at
Cow
Bay,
Prince
Hupert,
has
under
construction
a
48-foot
peineboat
for
William
Leask
of
Metlukalla.
The
boat,
which
Is
to
be
equipped
with
a
GO
h.h.
Atlas-Imperial
engine;
is
to
be
completed
by
May
H0,
LAND
,T
Kiirm
No.
13.
FORM
op
notice
Tartar
Unit
lltrlt
IMttrli-t
nf
Atiln
...
w.
wvu...
WM-W
VI
.afjll.
Lake.
North
Wert
corner-
Post.
Oround
runa
ao
chain
from
Uiia
-pott
la
a
outhm
direction
then
20
chain
cbs,
then
20
chain
norUi.
then
20
chain
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legal
part
oi
heglnnJnr,
FIIED
W:
ACKLES
C1IAKLE8
OBEatLAMDER,
Dated
Ajirll
eth,
1937.
Athletes
From
Skidegate
For
Prince
Rupert
SKIDEGATE,
May
G:
Tin
Sons
of
Skidegate
Athletic
Association,
is
golnir
to
Prlnen
ntinort
;S?E5?
ha
S
'
A1
"
to
compete
in
the
chamnionshit.
The
well
known
Harmony
Dance
Orchestra
of
Skidegate
l
going
to
Prince
Ruperl
to
put
on
a.
series
of
dances
during
th
Coronation
-
week.
,
-
BORDEN
IN
HANDY
WIN
Defeated
Jlooth
School
Five
One
in
Junior
Football
nara.
SU
Loul
.
t
New
York
7
;
Chicago
o
c
Boston
7
7
Philadelphia
.7.6
7
Brooklyn
4
9
Cincinnati
2
q
American
League
New
York
a
3
Detroit
7
4
Boston
.5
3
Philadelphia
s
4
Cleveland
4
5
Washington
:..4
7
St.
Louis
r
TRAPPERS'
7
To
Last
evening'
Junior
Football
Kame
resulted
in
a
decisive
win
for
librden
Street
School
which
defeated
Hooth
Memorial
School
by
five
goals
to
one.
.
Opening
exchanges
were
fairly
even
hut
ability
to
make
the
most
oi
openings
gave
Horden
four
good
goals
in
the
first
half;
all
scored
by
Alan
Smith.
Zbura
had
no
chance-
with,
anv
of
ther
.shots.
iJust
before
the-
half
closed.
Mail
brought
off
a
"grand
save
from
Franks.
With
the
hill
in
its
favor.
Iiooth
but
was
well
held.
Cameron
"was
...
11
...
.
,
.
ueauy
uirougn
nut
uircl
and
.vjc-Leod
slopped
him.
From
a
penally
Schubert
added
a
fifth
for
Ilor
den.
A
long
centre
by
Gomez
;beat
Mah
and.
in
trvinir
to
clear
from
Cameron.
Mcleod
turned
the
ball
thrnilL'h
hia
nun
irnnl
Teams
:
Korden
'Mah;
McLeod.
Bird;
Nishikaze,
Iloberton,
Fong;
Wong.
A.
Smith,
Schubert,
Hill,
!
liooth
Zbura;
Keays,
Suhberg;
Watt,
Franks,
McCrimmon;
Mc-Lean,
Hougan.
Cameron.
Simundr
sen,
Gomez.
Linesmen
K.
Cameron
and
D.
Eastman.
Heferee
J
.
s.
Wilson.
Rorden
was
aggressive
in
.it.
tack
with
Smilh
quick
and
strong
in
his.
shooting.
Schubert
spoiled
himself
and
handicanned
hi
team
by
silly
questioning
of
the
referee's
decisions.
He
i
the
only
player
who
did
it
Hodgkinson
was
clever
while
Wong
did
well.
The
defence
was.
sound.
Booth
defence
was
hest
hpi-vp.1
by
Zbura,
Keays,
who
improves
with,
every,
game,
and
.Sunberg.
Watt
waR
good
and
McCrimmot
also
gave
a
irood
dianhiv
EW
ward
Cameron
was
the
only
ont
to
be
dangerous-
though
all
tried
Saturday's
fixture
brings
Booth
Memorial
School
and
King
Ed
ward
High
School
(first
year)
to
tfethen
TEAMS
ARE
SELECTED
'rince
Kupert
Baseball
Association
Makes.
Final
Arrangements
For
Coronation
Day
Game
The
executive
nf
th
Prinro
Rupert
Baseball
Association
was
n
session
last
niuht
to
mnVe
final
arrangements
for
the
season's
opening
game
on
Cnrnnn.
Hon
Day
an
exhibition
l.plivnon
teams
renresentintr
Cnnadhm
.egion
and
Sons
of
Canada.
Joel
Campbell
will
be
manager
of
tho
l-egion
team
while
Walter
Johnson
will
handle
the
Sons.
Player
will
be
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
Burv.
Bow-
den,
Stalker,.
Smith,,
Howe,
An
tonelli,
Comadina.
Slmunden
Mrquhar,,
Burnett
and
Monte-
sano.
Sons
of
Canada
Gurvich.
Lind..
Kay,,
Letourneau,
Dominato,,
Mitch
ell.
Johnson.
Stiloa
r'liohon
Morgan
and
Campbell.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
National
League
eupotion
Mir,
intend
to
apply
tor
rfootball..
games
and
various
other
-
W.
T.
Pittsburg.
g
2
purchase
rchase
lh
the
followln-!tt
i
.
.
.
-
..vaBv
J.
permission
to
described
landa:
field,
events,
during
the
Corona
Commmclng
at
a
port,
located
twnjtlon
celebrntinna
Pet.
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.667
.583
.500
.500
.462
.308
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.300
Will
guarantee
ton
mnrlrnf
ni-li
ior
Beaver
and
Muskrat..
Other
furs
at
value,
FRANK
LOCKWOOD
riione
lllue
729
P.O.
Box
200
THE
DAILY
NEWS
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
Skidegate
Trnllers
A.cci
ation
is
busy
getting
ready
foi
the
summer
fishing
at
North
Island.
The
Association
recent!
purchased
a
packer,
the
"Burnabj
M,"
which
will
pack"
fwh
ftm
;
North
Island
to
the
CSnadfaj)
'Fish
and
Cgjd
Storage
Ca.
plfrnt
in
Irinee
Kuperl.
The
Assowaww
consists
of
fifty
gaslwaK.
C
N.
II.
steamer
Prince
George,
which
arrived
in
Irt
at
11.
30
yesterday
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Riw
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
be
hatM
here
this
evening
southbouad
will
be
replaced
next
week
h
the
steamer
Prince
I'upert.
ThtrJ
Prince
George
will
be
nevt
hexeJ
June
9
with
a
special
charter
of
the-
Vancouver
Board
oi
Trad-on
a.
northern
cruise.
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Xeil
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
7
o'clock
last
erenine.
from
Vancouver
via
the
Oueen
Charlottee
Islands
and
will
Inhere
until
Friday
night
at
10..10
when,
she
will
sail
on
her
returr
south
over
the
same
route.
Tht
Prince
John
brought
in
a
numbei
of
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Islanders
among
her
passeiwfers
including
W.
S.
Singer.
Mrs
James
Martin
and
Mrs.
Edward
Pongs
of
Massett;
It.
G.
Me-Kenzie
and
G.
H.
Jolliffe
of
Queen
Charlotte
City;
C.
A
Moses
of
Dead
Tree
Point;
Mrs.
K.
C.
Stevens
of
Skidegate;
A
K.
Mallory
of
Port
Clements,
and
James
Denholme
of
Tlell.
YANKS
WIN
0NCEM0RE
Improve
Leadership
in
American
League
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Still
Going
Strong
DETROIT,
May
C:
(CP)-New
York
Yankees
scored
another
vir.
tory
over
Detroit
Tigers
here
yes
terday
to
extend,
their
margin
ot
leadership
n
the
America
i-eague,
over
tne
tigers
to
one
full
game.
Philadelphia
Athletic
won
a
close
verdict
over
Chicagr
White
Sox
in
the
onlv
other
era
rm
In
the
American
League
yester
day.
The
White
Sox.
dropped
into
the
cellar
position.
Pittsburgh
Pirates
tout
innpr!
their
winning
streak
In
the
Na
tional
League
with
an
easv
vf..
tory
over
Brooklyn
Dodgers-
and
now
nave
a
one
and
a
half
game
lead
over
the-
second
nliiru
Vu
lead
over
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
whr.
coma
out
of
their
slumn
with
vic
tory
over
Boston
Bees
whom
they
ousted
irom
third
place.
The
Bees
are
now
ln
a
tie
for
fourth
place-with
the
Chicago
Cub,
who
nan
a.
slugging
victory
over
tht
Phillies
who
fell
into
sixth
placo.
Yeslerday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Philadelphia
7,
Chicago
0.
New
York
7;
Detroit
3.
Boston-St.
Louis,
rain.
Washington-Cleveland,
rain.
National
League
Chicago
17,
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
13,
Boston
1.
Pittsburgh
5,
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
8,
New
York
5.
S.
GOOD
PRESIDENT
Heads
Women's
Canadian
Club
Oilier
Officers
Also
Elected
Yesterday
The
Women's
Canadian
Club,
at
its
annual
meeting
yesterday,
elected,
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
P.
N.
Good.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
J.
D.
Fraser.
Second.
Vice-President,
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum.
Secretary;
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby.
Press
Correspondent,
Mrs.
W.
A.
Rlddell,
Treasurer,
Mrs.
W.
D.
yance.
Assistant
Treasurer,
Mrs.
8.
El-klns.
Executive
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter,
Mrs.
C.
C;
Mills,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow
and
Mrs.
George
Crlpps.
The
clurj.
had
a-
successful
year.
There
are
64
paid-up
members.
The-
finances
being;
on
the
right
side,
the
following
donations
were
ordered:
library,
$25;.
museum,
$5;
Coronation
celebration,.
$5.
j
His
Lumbago
Went
In
Two
Weeks
The
Letter
Box
LIBRARY
Al'PKAi.
Never
Ilt
IWtter
in
His
Life
-
."
7"
11
'Editor,
Daily
News:
Tbonsh
be-
tried
many
so-called;
j:..
.li.
.Ant
nnA1
j
itMHjri
iflu
ru
at
a
Board
shows
that
"the
Library
softer
Uh
lumbago
for
years,
it
tnrcWed
him.
in
fact,
until
he
.were
nasaireaay
oeen
a
Be,.erou
th
purchase
of
new
Imoks.
The
his
words:-
Salts.
Tbese
are
own
-I
wouM
like
to
tell
you
of
the
nam
01
aonor.
are-oe...K
1
I
A.
1
.
1.1.
..
J
4
V
linn
ari
hr..Ht
THrlrerf
from
taking
Km.
me
uururi
mm:
...
to
thank
piib
icly
thost
hen
SarK
For
some
years
past
have
been
a.
sufferer
from
lum-
wno
""P'
orieu
"VJ
...
bago.
I
tried
no
end
of
other
reme-
Xe.m
lu
lml,r,,ve
lhe
li,'rarr
wr-
dies,
but
got
no
relief
whatever
un-ivl"-
...
,
,
.
,
til
one
day
I
saw
Kruschen
adver-
1,'e
,,ur
r?
7w
"Jl
Used
and
thought
I
would
give
it
a
wl
T"in..rW.w..-.H
trial,
r
did.
and
to
my
surprise
the!"ave
0,,e
or
"n
tembago
left
me
after
taking
Iton
j
MW
Kruschen
for
a
fortnight
I
am
now
1
u
J-"'""""
T
u,c
uking
it
regularly
every
day
and
etver
felt
better
in
my
life."
W.K.
Kruschen
Is
a
combination
of
mineral
salts
which
assist
In
sti
mulating
your
liver,
kidneys
and
digestive
traet
to
healthy,
regular
activity.
If
you
could
see
how
Krus
chen
dissolves
away
uric
acid
de
posits,
you
would
agree
that
the
Kruschen
treatment
should
bring
rtlief
in
cases
of
lumbago.
Water
System
At
Skidegate
SKIDEGATE.
May
0
A
.
L.
McNaughton
of
Vancouver
has
re
CLEAN
U
.
are,
therefore,
proper
place
ttt
appeal
for
contributions
to.
all
those
library
borrowers
who
have
not
retfeived,
a
Jettcr.
of
request
01
who
for
any.
reason
have
not
yei
Imade
a.
contribution,
to
the
cam
paign
fund.
The
money
raised
will
be
used
principally
to
buy
new
books
for
the
free
adult
and
children's
section
which,
are
becoming
badl.
depleted
and
partly
to
rebind
books
too
worn
to
be
allowed
on
the
shelves
at
present.
The
Board
feato
that
the
majority
of
library
patrons
can
make
some
contribution
no
matter
how
small'
and
hat.
If
they
will
do
so,
a
tremendous
improvement
can
be
made
in
the
library
ser
cently
completed
a
new
dam
and
vice
in
the
provision
of
a
wide?
water
main
at
a
cost
of
$8,(100,
selection
of
the
immense
wealth
wiving
Skidegate
the
best
water
of
IHt
raltj
re
which,
is
coming
out
system
of
any
native
village
011
continually.
the
coast.
The
hydrants,
aro
equal
Contributions
may
be,
mailed
to
that
of
City
of
Prince
Rupert,
to
the
librarian
or
placed
in
tht
Five
hundred
feet
of
two
and
contribution
box
In
the
library
it
one
half
inch
fire
hose
is
to.
b
coin
envelops
which
arc
provide
?
used
which
gives
Skidegate
the
there.
best
fire
protection
of
any
Indian
LIDUAJI.V
BOARD
CAMPAIGN
Ulage
on
the
whole
coast.
FUND
COMMITTER
May
Highlights
THE
GARDEN
May
is
the
Gardeners'
Month
and
good
gardeners
use
good,
handbooks.
See
our
selection
Including
the
following:
Complete
Guide
to
Gardening
,
40c
Gardening
Shortcuts
$1.40
Modern
Guide
to
Successful
Gardening
,
$1.40
Ca&wlls
Handbooks
Rockeries,
Plant
Pests,
Dahlias,
Gladioli
and
Begonias.
Etc.,
each
50c-
Audels
Growers"
Guide
4
volumes,
Soil
Management,
Market
Gardening,
Vegetables,
each
$1.75,
Beautiful
Flowers
$2.00
Garden
Flowers
in
Full
Color
:
MOTHERS-DAY
May
9th
Mttoes
.,
50c
&
$1.00
Beautiful
Cards
!l.:...-.;...5e
to
25c
V
THE
CORONATION
.
Reservations
for
"The
Story
of
the-
Coronation"
must
be
placed;
immediately
to
avoid'
disappointment.
Don't-delay.
Phono
0;
price-
$35,
TENNIS
Just
received
a
complete
line
of-SLAZENGER
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and
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guarantees
you
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and
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line.
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took
and
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jolw
around
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home,
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