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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
March
30.
1937
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Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
limited,
Third
Avenue
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86
Tuesday,
March
30,
1937
Every
Reason
to
Expect
The
Financial
News
of
Vancouver
is
one
of
the
critics
of
the
present
provincial
government.
We
have
no
objec
tion
to
this
criticism
although
we
do
not
agree
with
it.
It
I
rJtt'J:r
p,,...
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e
r
1
r
is
uune
m
a
uur
manner
irom
uie
Vancouver
point,
01.
view.
What
interests
us
more
than
the
criticism
is
an
ad
mission
based
on
a
survey
of
the
situation.
The
News
says
in
part:
"Unless
one
is
so
loyal
to
some
other
political
faith
that
he
can
not
see
the
signs,
it
must
be
admitted
that
there
Ls
every
reason
to
expect
that
the
Liberal
government
will
be
returned
to
office
when
it
goes
to
the
country
this
summer.
"It
will
probably
be
elected,
not
because
it
has
been
any
paragon
of
political
virtues,
but
because
its
opponents;
are
hopelessly
divided
and
disorganized.
"The
best
that
the
Conservatives
can
hope
to
do
is
to
elect
a
number
of
good
men
as
Conservatives
and
not
as
independents,
and
then
to
build
around
this
nucleus
of
a
hard-hitting
and
effectual
opposition
a
party
which
has
'found
itself
once
more.
"The
C.C.F.
divided
into
the
Telfordites
and
the
Connel-lites
or
the
continuing
C.C.F.,
as
distinct
from
the
Itecon-structionists,
has
divided
again
by
expelling
a
number
of
its
leaders
with
influential
followings.
The
Communists,
cause
of
all
the
dissension,
are
still
an
entity
"
crying
for
1
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,1.
The
Criticism
The
criticism
of
the
Financial
News,
as
we
understand
it,
is
that
too
much
money
has
been
expended
in
the
outlying
districts
and
not
enough
on
the
paving
of
main
highways
in
the
south.
That,
of
course,
is
something
to
which
we
take
exception.
In
the
south
they
have
passable
roads,
in
the
north
the
roads
are
often
not
passable.
Also
new
roads
are
required
such
as
the
hiirhwav
east
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
highways
leading
north
from
Stewart,
and
connecting-Smithers
with
Babine.
Every
community
has
its
road
problem
and
there
will
be
very
strong
opposition
to
the
whole
of
the
appropriation
or
anything
like
all
of
it
being
spent
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
big
cities
in
the
south.
W
xlo
not
care
whether
the
highways
are
handled
by
a
commission
which
would
have
to
take
its
orders
from
the
government
or
by
the
government
direct
under
its
own
engineers.
It
makes
very
little
difference,
as
we
see
it,
except
that
the
commission
members
would
draw
down
big
salaries
which
would,
mean
less
money
to
01cwu
uji
me
uMiin.
rrnav
wc
uxu
ih
ruaus,
not
commis
sions.
HOES
YOUR
FLOOR
COVKKIN'fi
LOOK
DRAB?
Have
it
Renewed
With
DOMINION
LINOLEUM
It's
easy
to
keep
clean.
Wehave'
it
in
most
attractive
patterns.
45c
$1.40
square
yard
.
to
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
Prince
Rupert
Won
Badminton
Local
Team
Took
Premier's
Mea
surf
Seven
Game
to
1'ive
The
Prince
Rupert
badminton,
team,
which
visited
Premier
at
the
end
of
the
week,
won
the
tournament
there
seven
games
to
five.
1
The
local
team,
which
left
here
last!
Thursday
evening,
got
back
Bun-1
hospitality.
The
Premier
ski
tournament
on
Saturday
and
dance
in
the
evening
were
much
enjoyed.
Considering
Calling
New
Pastor
Here
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
con-
gregatlon
of
First
United
Church
on
Sunday
to
consider
the
extending
of
a
call
In
view
of
the
depar
ture
this
summer
of
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke
who
Is
seeking
a
move.
Nothing
definite
has
yet
been
arrived
at
In
the
matter
of
a
new
pastor.
PRINTE
IN
VANCOUVER
(Conttnuea
uoin
Pazc
Chlchibu
issued
a
pressing
the
wish
that
traditionally
friendly
relations
between
Canada
and
Japan
would
continue
and
be-J
come
more
friendly.
During
the
Coronation
cere-'
monies
at
London,
Prince
Chichibu
wlir
bestow
on
King
George
the
Supreme
Order
of
the
Chrysanthe
mum,
at
present
held
only
by
the
Emperor
of
Japan
and
Prince
Ka-nln,
elder
field
marshal
of
Japan.
On
Queen
Elizabeth
will
be
be
stowed
the-
First
Class
Order
of
the
Sacred
Crown,
held
by
only
a
few
Imperial
Japanese
Princesses.
If
you
wish
to
swap
a
classified
Overwaitea
Ltd.
Cash
or
C.O.D.
Phone
843
Peas
Mac's
Best
Size
2,
2
tins
Peas
Mac's
Best
Size
4,
2
Uns
t'eanut
Butter
McColl's
2-lb.
tin
herrlff's
Fancy
Free
Dessert,
3
pkgs
Empress'
Baking
Powder
12-oz.
tin
Chocolate
Eclairs
per
lb
Licorice
Allsorts
per
lb
Mixed
Candy
per
lb.'
!.
Fig
Bars
per
lb:
Texas
Grapefruit
7
for
Bunch
Carrots
per
bunch
Oranges
Sweet,
per
doz.
Parsnips
'
0
lbs.
Oxydihi-;
per
large
pkg.
Canned
MJJk-All
brands
2
tins
Overwaitea
Tea
per
lb.
Overwaitea
Coffee
per
lb.
Juicy
29c
25c
23
c
23c
15c
Dutch
Maid
Mayonnaise
Op
quart
Jar
OOK,
Overwaitea
Butter
First
grade,
3
lbs
Swift's
Premium
Hamper
lb.
Lynn
Vailey
Peaches
per
tin
19c
19
c
15c
18c
25c
5c
19c
25c
19c
$1.15
45c,
50c,
55c
25c,
30c,
35c
Free
Delivery
on
Orders
$2.00
and
over
1
'SPORT'
i
.
1
'
day
night
aboard
the
power
cruiser
I
,
..,,,
...
.
r
,
t..i
Defeated
-Mc.Meekin
in
(
omme
r-
vih,
,T,
,m,,
n,JL
LJ.
c,al
Itowl!nK-yro
'1,
uf
,,i
a
u..
Sweep's
Butchers
UMtUM
WUitUVk
vwvt-v
lJ
piiww
Rupert
Motors
Improve
Lead
Total
.."...8ns
BUTCHERS
1st
;Joe
Jack
178
,Ross
lfiO
statement
ex-1
McLean
112
Hotel,
steam
heated
rooms.
Hvrtpr
RP'
nnir
tVi
cto,
art
dock.
(tf)
95c
26c
15c
Astoria
-
127
A.
Astoria
157
Handicap
........
21
Total
...77.1
BUP.
MOTORS
1st
Taylor
134
I).
Houston
184
Saunders
158
Houston
149
Robertson
,115
Handicap
28
Total
7f.O
McMF.EKIN'S
lpt
Menzles
141
McMeekin
...100
W.
Smith
...101
Armstrong
lfii
McLeid
..Ml
Handicap
53
Club
Rupert
Motors
improved
iu
margin
of
leadership
in
the
Commercial
Ten
Vin
Howlinjr
laptie
last
night
by-
dffrating
IfeMwk
m's
two
tames
to
nil,
In
the
jfiyro
Cluh
moyed
out
of
the
eel
lar
as
a
result
of
a
three
game
to
781
2nd
170
134
154
02
143
21
714
2nd
173
15G
134
141
120
28
704
2nd
155
142
112
132
110
53
3rd'.
Lit
110
101
141
21
000
Total
792
7J3
7po
The
league
standing:
W.
L.
Rupert
Motors
13
8
Ballinger
in,
11
Rupert
ButcJiers
10
11
McJIeekin's
10
8
Gyro
Cluh
'
9
0
Biolifrical
Station
....
8
10
FRED
PERRY
British
Nh
Straight
WINS
AGAINi'
CHICAf.O,
n
i
Star
Over
i
f
rry
rn
ria
wi
a
victory
over
William
PREMIER'S
SKI
MEET
!ig
Winter
Kvent
at
Week-End
Coincided
with
Visit
of
I'rince
Jtuperl
iJaaminton
Team
An
event
of
much
interest
'.n
which
the
whole
mining
eommuni
ily
of
Premier
participated
either
as
competitor
in
the
varied
lit
of
event
or
as
spwtntors
was
second
fixture'
of
'e
evening
ithe
WMal
ski
tournament
of
the
Premier
Mine
Community
C
luh
which
was
held
last
Saturday
af-
nil
victorj'
over
Tlupert
llutchers
jternoon
at
Premier.
The
tourna-David
Houston
of
Rupert
Motors
imtnt
ciwMeil
wi,
the
'itt
and
Joe
Jack
of
Rupert
Butchers
jlriere
f
th
Prince
Kupeit
Hod
shared
high
average
honors
the
evening,
each
with
17ft
Individual
scoring:
C.YRO
CLUH
1st
Ralagno
lfiO
Bulger
101
Large
HO
Brocklsehy
If.fi
Morris
130
Handicap
39
2nd
litf
180
12.',
130
lit
30
fnr)muiuill
null
wjiuse
jnniiiFfjH
were
piiests
of
honor.
At
a
high
;Jy
enjoyahle
dance
in
the
Com-.Ipj.rounity
Hall
in
the
evening
the
.W,
winners
of
the
various
events
ICC
were
pivwiited
with
their
prlziu.
jrs
The
prir.e-winner
were:
I
r,2
Downhill
Race,
open
1.
Iilar
jofj
Wilson;
2,
Anw
Stenwt.
jjfj
Cross
Country
Race,-
open
L
(Harold
P.erg.
J.
Skletnif.
.InmpiiiK.
under
1-t
Harry
Swiggum,
Harry
C.riffin.
1
(iLi
I'qj,)
AliAn
IM'S.
-Max-
'-.fi:..
r
I
'
VT
Ol
..A
r-'ine
uniuii,
.him
i.
i.
nu-wmi.
Cross
Country
Race,
under
It-Harry
Criffiii,
Dennis
Heinekey.
Jumping.
Senior
A
Arne
Sten-set,
Jtlar
Wilson.
Jumping,
Senior
B
Tom
Hon
drum,
Andy
Strand.
Cross
CourArv
Race,
novice?
-
"rtl'Jack
Fisher,
V.
II.
While.
1,,(i
Slalom
Rate,
open
Jack
Fish-cr,
Frank
Tulavin,
Mike
Keka
,cn
lainen.
Andv
Stirling.
Snowshoe
Race,
1
Jnlia
open
Archie
2
Relay
Race,
open
Mar
Wilson,
Harold
lierg
and
J.
Skletnis.
Novelty
Race,
men's
Archie
148
1C0
130
120
lf4
.53
.lol
Novelty
Race,
ladies'
Airs,
C.
A.
I)iif)me.
Over
Niagara
Falls
in
a
Barrel
'
S.
Kmhleton,
Walter
Cross
Prince
Rupert
Program
Prize-
Mrs.
It.
Mackenzie.
Harry
Ward
'Prince
Rupert).
1
P.
13
MWH
10
CV'SfH
10
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IHIBrfkfeiJHHi
n
Basketball
Dance
Drew
Large
Crowd
Three
Hundred
Perxona
fini
M
Arrair
I
ollowin
(James
I-nt
Thursday
Kveninjc
In
honor
of
the
visitintr
Ocean
Falls
Baskethall
team
2.
very
enjoyable
dance
waR
staged
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
in
the
Moose
Hall
following
the
games
last
Thursday
evening,
Some
three
hundred
persons
were
present
at
the
affair
which
was
in
progress
from
11
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Music
was
by
Charlie
BI-agno's
Orchestra
and
Walter
Smith
was
master
of
ceremonien.
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British
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parties
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30:
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ta.te
are
h-rby
miulretl
to
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second
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vnrvi
to
nw
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Title
Winnei
Veteran
Golfer
Takes
North
South
Tournament
At
Pinehurst
And
PINEHURST,
N.C.,
March
30:
The
veteran
Horton
Smith
won
the
North
and
South
golf
tournament
here.
Paul
Runyan
was
second
and
Byron
Nelson
third.
Stop
at
the
Frazer
Hotel
when
visiting
Stewart
or
Hyder.
The
only
steam
;heated
hotel
in
Portland
Canal
district.
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me
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tvhen".
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a
shadow
of
a
log
deep
down
in
the
ambf-o!oured
waler.
Do
you
remember?
And
he
took
it!
the
Big
One
under
there!
Gee!
What
a
strain
(or
a
light
rodl
.
.
,
And
at
last
you
GOT
him!
Do
you
remember
how
pleased
you
were
and
how
you
pulled
out
your
pipe
and
filled
it
with
fresh,
fragrant
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if
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ust
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