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Thursday,
Jan.
21,
1931
Prince
Rupert
Defence
Evidently
the
establishment
of
a
naval
air
base
at
Prince
Rupert
at
a
cost
of
$50,000,
as
recorded
yesterday
in
this
newspaper,
is
one
step
in
a
general
defence
project,
the
first
of
which
was
the
conversion
of
the
local
militia
into
an
artillery
unit.
In
order
to
complete
the
project
and
make
it
effective,
there
will
have
to
be
further
developments
along
similar
lines.
Fortifications
may
follow
and
provision
may
be
made
for
the
establishment
of
a
naval
base
with
at
least
one
vessel
of
the
Canadain
navy
making
headquarters
in
the
harbor.
However,
this
will,
have
to
be
done
gradually
and
the
first
step
is
the
airplane
base,
money
for
which
has
already
been
voted.,
Hardly
Necessary
When
Prince
Rupert
had
a
city
council
there
were;
al
ways
members
who
must
make
a
speech
on
every
possible"
occasion.
So
in
Parliament
at
Ottawa,
it
seems
that
it
is
necessary
for
some
people
to
talk
on
every
conceivable
subject
no
matter
what
it
may
be.
They
like
to
hear
their
own
voices.
It
is
these
people
who
bring
democratic
institutions
into
disrepute.
If
a
change
in
the
form
of
government
is
ever
brought
about
it
will
be
because
of
these
nuisances.
It
was
hardly
necessary,
for
the
House
of
Commons
to
discuss
the
abdication
of
the
late
King
at
this
late
period
or
to
dissemble
over
the
motion
assenting
to
the
accession
to
the
throne.
It
is
customary
for
the
outstanding
leaders
tp
speak
briefly
on
such
occasions
but
that
is
all.
Eden's
Optimism
The,
British
Foreign
Secretary,
Anthony
Ederi.
is
opti
mistic
over
the
possibility
of
continued
peace
in
Europe.
uviuciiuy
uie
siLUciLiuii
la
linpruving
arm
tne
proDauiuiy
is
that
there,
will
be
no
European
war
just
now.
However,
no
steps
have
yet
been
taken
to
stop
the
senseless
auarrel
in
Spain
where
neighbors
continue
to
kill
each
other
because
they
do
not
agree
with
the
form
of
government
ad
vocated
by
the
other.
1
Avoid
Personalities
In
the
proposed
campaign
to
erect
a
new
hospital
we
suggest
that
allare
working
for
the
same
object
We
all
want
the
new
building
and
it
does
not
matter
who
leads
the
carhnaltm
or
who
carries
it
out.
The
great
thing
is
to
get
the
building.
As
things
are
today
the
sick
people
are
the
ones
who
suffer.
A
new
building
would
enable
them
to
be
properly
treated
under
proper
conditions.
We
would'1
all
like
to
have
a"
dohation
from
the
citv
hut.
thn
cmflmlc.
defeated
Bradford!
City
1,
td;
(t
and
Boltdn
Wanderers
defeated
West-ham
United
V
to
6.
Native
Sons
Win
Hockey
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
0
to
In
Smithers
Hockey
SMITHERS,
Jon.
21:
In
the
league
hockey
match
on
Sunday
afternoon
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
the
Native
Sons,
the
latter
team
won
by
a
score
of
0
to
2.
The
game
was
marred
by
an
accident
to
Mike
O'Neill,
the
flashy
vlnger
of
the
Legion
team,
when
he
was
hit
in
the
forehead
by
a
flying
puck
and
suffered
a
bad
cut
which
knocked
him
out
for
a
!hort
time.
SPORT
CHAT
Hoop
fans
will
have
a
nice
dish
of
melon,
tossing
dished
up
to
them
on
Friday
and
Saturday
by
the
Basketball
Association,
with
pre-i
sence
of
the
New
Metlakatla
squad
j
in
the
town.
They
have
brought
a
strong
cage,
outfit,
but
the
local
team,
picked
by
Bud
Barrie,
should
hold
their
own.
The
New
Metlakatla
team
will
be
remembered
from
the
wonderful
exhibition
of
hoop
tossing
they
put
on
when
they
were
here
last
year.
They
played
before
a
packed
house
on
both
nights
last
year
and
It
is
expected
that
the
fans
will
turn
out
tand
give
them
a
royal
welcome
again
this
year.
The
New:
Metlakatla
team
in
the
city
from
Alaska
on
the
boat
Theodora
this
morning
and
left
early
this
afternoon
for
Metla-katld
where
a
game
will'
be
played
tonight.
.'The
visiting
team,
of
which
B.
Lang
is
manager,
consists
of
R;
Leask,
B.
Leask,
James
Leask,
J.
Marsden,
B.
Bolton,
F.
Hayward,
D.
Reece
and
I.
Booth.
In
all
there
are
18
Irl
the
party.
The
executive
has
now
definitely
lined
up
the
following
card
for
the
two
nights:
Friday
High
School
vs
All
Stars
(girls);
Scythians
vs.
Moose;
New
Metlakatla
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
Saturday
Boy
Scouts
vs.
All
Stars;
winner
ol
Scythian-Moose
game
vs.
AH
Star
seniors;
New
Metlakatla
vs.
Prince
Rupert.
Annette's
Creep
Up
in
Bowling
re
Not
Far
Behind
Rangers
As
Result
of
Heavy,
Victory
Last
Night
Annettes
crept
eiose
up
on
Rangers
for
supremacy
of
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League
by
defeating
Canadian
National
Recreation
As
soclation
1684
to
1308
while
the
Rangers
were
eking
out
a
close
1383
to
1365
victory
over
Grotto.
Blue
Birds
won
over
Doodads
1435
to
nu8
ana
Knockouts
won
over
Spark
Plugs
1364
to
1333.
S.
Chester
of
Knockouts
was
high
average
scorer
with
228.
SKIING
AT
SMITHERS
SMITHERS,
Jan.
2U
Smithers
veteran
ski
jumper,
Chris
Dahlle,
Initiated
the
season
on
the
big
hill
here
Sunday
when
he
went
over
the
Jump
for
the
first
time
this
year.
The
hill
is
In
good
shape
and
will,
doubtless,
be
more
cr
less
in
use
from
now
on
until
the
Ski
tournament
takes
place
In
February.
RUPERT
MOTORS
BEAT
GYROS
Rupert
Motors
defeated
Gyro
oinrwr-'unva
if
Vnwrmr
ha
an
w'
mUa-
nnnanf
4hnf
,Utfm
i
Club.twb
games
to
one
in
the
Com
.
;
.
1
v..
vi.
trnprrlfil
Ten
Pin
Rnmilnar
Tenrnio
firirl
nrnrPPrf
tn
rnfsn
trip-
mnnnv
untVimit
Avif
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Jni
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......
r.vww.
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....
.....,
,..v..vuw
u
vuiiHiuMHuii
last
night.
High
average
scorer
was
from
the
gity.
If
we
let
the
present
opportunity
pass
we
,
jack
Bulger
of
the
Gyro
ciub
with
'
may
never
get
a
new
hospital.
no,
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Four
English
Whist
Drive
And
!
Cup
Replays
Dance
is
Success
Accrington-Stanley
Luton
Town,
Enjoyable
Affair
Tuesday
Nlglll
By
,
York
and
Bolton
Wanderers
Women's
Auxiliary
of
Cana-
y
Wlnnprs
Yestprdav
!
liin
i
inn
LONDON;
Jan
21:
CP)
In
re-,
a
very
successful
bridge
and
played
third
round
English
Cup
whist
party
and
dance
was
held
football
games
yesterday
Accrlng-
last
night
by
the
Women's
Auxil-ton-Stanley
.
defeated,
Blackburn:
iary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
in.
the.
Rovers,
three
to
one,
Luton
Town
Legion
rooms
which
was
much"-defeated
Blackpool
2
to
1,
York;
more
comfortable
as
a
result
of.
new
heating
arrangements.
.
There
were
25
tables,
of
cards
and
the
prize
winners
were:'
Bridge
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
T.
Balllnger;
second,
Sam
Hou'gah;
third.
Mrs.
W.
J.
Davies;
men's
first,
J.
D.
McLeod
second;
ir.
Love;
third,
Theo
Fortune;
hidden
prize,
Mrs.
T.
Balllnger.
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
William
Ranee;
second,
Mrs.
Gowlaryl;
third,
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg;
men'Svfirst,
O.
Grosvenor;
second,
William
Ranee;,
third,
J.
W.
Collier;
hidden
prize,
G.
Murray.
R.
Anderson
was
the
winner
of
the
door
prize
and
Robert
Gordon
won
in
the
raffle
of
a
cushion.
1
After
cards
delightful,
refreshments
were
served,
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
Mrs.
Jack
Preece
was
general
convener
of
the
committee
in
charge,
of
the
affair.
Other
mem
W.
Davies,
Miss
E;
Gandy
and
Mrs.
M.
Rayner
Former
Notre
Dame
Football
Star
Was
In
City
Yesterday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mullen
arrived
waG
,n
the
chair.
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bartley
McCrea,
before
proceeding
to
Brooklyn.
Mr.
Mullen
is
a
mining
engineer.
Ai
few
years
ago
he
was
a
star
foot-
j
ball
player
with
Notre
Dame
Unl-
j
verslty
at
South
-
Bend,
Indiana,!
during
the
regime
of
the
late
Knut
Rockne.
SMITHERS
FARMER
ILL
i
SMOTHERS,
Jan-.
21:
A.
E.
New-
ens,
the
well
known
farmer
near
Smithers,
Is
at
present
a'
patient
Is
quite
ill.
Mr.
Newens
has
always
been
very
active
in
agricul
tural
work;
In
this
district
and
was'
for
many
years
secretary
of
the
Farmers'
Institute'
for
this
district..
His
many
friends
hope
he
will
'ave
a
speedy:
recovery.
Basketball
Metlakatla
(Alaska)
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Also
Intermediate
and
Girls'
Games
at
Moose
Hall
Friday
and
Saturday
7:30
P.M.
Tickets
on
Sale
at
Grotto
ADMISSION
Adults,
50c;
Children,
25c
SSjifc
THE
FOOD
WITH
THE
FAMILY
APPEAL
bers
of.
the
committee
were
Mrs.
R.
i
Thfi
flrst
of
ft
.--
of
lectl(rM
T
.Anderson
Mrs.
W.
Nesbitt.
Mrs.
on
the
principks
of
accomplish-
ments
of
co-op-eration
was
given
by
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
pastor
of
'
First
United.
Church,
last
night
in
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union;
Hall..
There
were
about
one
hundred
present
and
much
Interest
was
displayed.
George
Anderson!
yesterday
from
Vancouver
and
,
Mrs
D.
D.
Munro
will'
arrive
In'
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
to
the
city
fram
Terracd
on
tonight's
Topley
where
they
will
pay
a
brief
,
train!
and
will
sail
on
the
steamer
visit
with
Mrs.
Mullen's
parents.
I
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
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Wheat
has
it
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sell
your
furs
until
you
sec
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njoy
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published
br
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
MUR
iMURESCOl
Musesco's
popularity
rests
on
Its
soft
beautiful
finish,.
Its
economy,
its
sanitary
qualities,
and
Its
ease
of
application.
Ideal
for
wall
and
celling
75c
package
40e
package
MURESCO
puts
feSlOLQpW
urn.
Walls
and
Ceilings
A
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FLAT,
FINISH
that
will
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rub
off,
crack
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or
pee
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govern-.
ment
of
nrltlsh
Columbia,
oven-crisp,
golden-brown
THE
biscuits
appeal
to
every
taste.
Shredded
Wheat
contains
the
vitalizing
elements,
of
Nature's
perfect
cereal
grain,
whole
wheat,.ln
a'
most
delicious
and
easily
digestible
forrn.,
Serve'
it
hot
or
cold,
with
milk
or
cream
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a
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Stand:
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Saunders
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PRICK
On
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Tailor-Made
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$38.30
Reduced
to
$30
From
Jan.
12
to
Feb.
12
This
Is
lowest
price
ever
.
charged
for
these
suits
M.
T.
LEE
Third
Avenue
Next
to
M.
M.
Stephens
TRAPPERS
and
DEALERS
I
have
a
large
order
for
mink,
marten
and
all
varieties
of
fur
U'e
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MOKE
than
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get
anywhere
else
.
No.
1
Marten
$C0
Mink,
Ulterior
$23
Mink,
coast
$12
to
$10
We
arc
In
the
market
for
everything
Ship
yolir
goods
now.
We
can-not
tell
how
long
these
prices
will
last.
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wire
you
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