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.It
Monday,
January
18,
1937
Hospital
Campaign
The
hapital
board
haa
decided
to
go
ahead
with
a
cam
paiim
to
raise
$:JO,000
as
the
hare
of
this
district
toward
the
erection
of
a
new
hosnital
to
cost
5100.000.
The
Tiro?
vincial
government
is
contributing
liberally
toward
the
fcheme
but
the
city
is
not
in
a
position
to
borrow
money
for
it
It
is
quite
impossible
to
sell
city
debentures
and
such
action
would
not
be
allowed
my.
the
minister,
of,
muni
cipalities
in
the
present
civic
set-up.
The
hospital
is
very
badly
needed,
in
fact
it
is
almost
imperative
that
a
new.
building
be
erected
afc
once;.If.the
money.
can
be
raised
it
is
understood
tnat
tork'on
the
new
building
may
be
started
during
.the
corpihtr
summer.
For
vears
past
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital
has
not
been
annroved
by
the
American
Hospitals
Association
authorir
ties
and
recently,
other
governmental
officials
have
added
their
rmota
of
condemnation
of
the
old
buildinc
as
being
out
ofulatft
and
dangerous
for
patients
and
staff.
The
feeling
at
Victoria
evidently
is
that
the
district
should
do
its
na-t
in
raising
the
monev
iust
as
they
do
in
other
dieMcts.
The
neonlo
of
the
Rulkloy
Valley
got
rid
of
the
difficulty
by
handin"
the
work
over
to
one
of
the
bronchos
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church.
So
far
as
can
b
gathered
action
such
as
that
does
not
meet
with
general
approval
in
Prince
Rupert,
it
being
nreerred
to
keen
the
hospital'
absolutely
non-sectarian.
To
do-that
it
will
be
ner-warv
to
raise
some
monev
locally
and
that
it
is
plan
ncd
to
do
An
excellent
committee
has
been
appointed
to
imfintr-
the
camnaign
and,
doubtless,
the
people
of
the
whole
.....
district
will
be
willing
to
donate
to
the
fund,
At
any,
-..II
t
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rate
an
opportunity
win
oe
given
mem
10
uo,
so.
!
t
An:
Advertising
Experiment
A
remarkable
statement
was
made
by
Roger
Ww
Bab
son,
famous
commercial
statistician.
He
broadcast
an
ad
vertisement
by
radio
at
the
cost
of
$J000
and
received
sixteen
enouiries
and
orders
as
a
result,
A
couple
of
days
later
he
printed
his
advertisement
in
five
newspapers-in
different
cities,
at
a
cost
of
$3000
and
received
4000
re
plies.
The
radio
advertisement
cost
him
SlfiG.OG-for-
each
reply,
whereas
the
newspaper
advertisement
was
only
75
cents
,a
reply,
Roger
Hanson
is
one
of,
the
most
alert
business
men.
on
the
North
American
continent,
and
his
opinion
on.
this
matter
will
undoubtedly
have
tremendous
weight.
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WILD
GAME
BOWLING
of
mam
resumes
t
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Eeat,
Chitaf
'
Ten
Pin
League'
Goes
Into
Action
put
In.
He
returned
to
the
ice
af
ter
a
delay
of
ten
minutes
or
so
and
gamely-,
finished
the
match.
Mush
March
was
also
a
casualty,
suffering
a
gash
in
the
elbow
in
the
second
period
as
a
result
of
Which
he
was
unable
to
carry
on.
Ati
Montreal
the
fast-moving
Carradleru
had
no
difficulty
In
roiling
their
townsmen,
the
Maroons,
-
winning
five
to
nothing
with
two.
goals
in
the
first
and
three
In
the
sceond
period.
Week-end
scores
in
the
National
Hockey
League
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Toronto
3,
Chicago
2.
Canadlens
5,
Maroons
nil.
Sunday
Boston
3,
Americans
nil.
Detroit
2,
Chicago
nil.
The
league
standings:
International
Section
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Oanadicns
15
2
0
74
08
32
Montreal
10-
6
11
58
63
26
Toronto
9
2
12
53
57
20
Americans
7
3
16
52
76
17
American
Section.
Detroit
15-
4
7
C5
53
34
Hangers
12
4
8
63
47
28
Boston
12
3
9
61
56
27
Chicago
6,
0
14
37
53
18
M'GALLUM
SKI
HEAD
Mount
oidfleld
Club,
Now
Possessing
Its
Own
Headquarters,
Is
F.nthusfastlc
The
Mount
Oidfleld.
Ski
Cub,
at
jU
annual
meeting
Thursday
night,
elected
F;
Ai
MacCallum.as
preslt
dent
with
J.
L,
Blaln
as
vlccrpresl-
jdent,
William
Elklns
a?
se:retary
vcrtisement
that
is
read
in
the
newspaper,
set
up
in
an
(treasurer
and
an
executive
.con,
attractive-manned
and
sometimes
illustrated,
gets
the
at-lw
t
Mrs.
Thomas
Praser,
m
tenuon
ot
ttic
reader,
and
leaves
a
lasting
impression.
and
nineteen
seconds
after
the
'tart
f
the
game.
Nine
mjnulB.along
in
th
second
period
Gordon
Brydon
evened
up
tlie
count
for
the
Black
Hawks
from
a
mlxrup
in
the
goal
mouth,
Pep
Kelly
getting
the
assist.
The
Maple
Leafs
protested
the
goal.
r
Three
minutes
later
"Mush"
March
put
the
Blask
Hawks
one
up,
driving
in
a
goal
from
a
pass
by
Louis
Trudell
who
got
the
assist.
In
the
third
period,
the
Maple
Ixifs
turned
on
the
power
but
lacked
In
scoring
punch
until
three
and
a
half
minutes
from
the
end
when
Bill
Apps
netted
the
equalized
with
Nick
Metz
and
Davidson
assisting.
After
two.
and
a
half
minutes
of
overtime
play,
Metz
scored
the
winning
goal
for
Toronto
with
Kendal
and
Hamilton
getting
the
assist.
Mike
Karakas
played
a
remark
able
game
In
goal
for
the
Black
Hawks.
Late
in
the
second
p
he
was
slashed
in
the
face
and
had
to
be
taken
to
the
'dressing
room
where
several
stitches
were
Lois
Mcltae,
Sid
Elklns
and
Johnny
McLcod.
There
was
a
good
attend
anoq
and
considerable
enthuilasm
"amj
displayed
at
the
meeting.
The
Mount
Oidfleld
Ski
Club
nov
owns
the
club
house
andl
property,
on
Mount
Oidfleld
which
was
formerly
controlled
by
Dr.
H.
I
O.
Johnsen.
Privileges,
of
the
club
house
"will
be
available
to
mem-.bers
and
friends,
The
number
of
;
members
is
belnj
limited
to
forty.
I
h6oscores
Pacific
Coast
League
Oakland
1,
Portland
0,
I
OROTTO
'
1st
2nd
3rd
Mcintosh
196
163
18?
M.
Comadlna
191
161
163
Coverdaie
149
159
152
Bury
.
170
176
187
:
Uarn
177
197
193
Handicap
36
36
33
Total
..
919
892
-
925
PRINTERS---
1st
2nd-
3rd
R.
Franks
146
138.
175
Vance
175
1
64
155
Calderonl
146
138
145
Mc-CaUum
152
130
141
!
Ciccone
..
183
134
130
j
Handicap
94
94
94
Total
896
848
840
'
OVERWAITEA
1st
2nd
3rd!
J.
Jack-.
143
126
156
Thompson
159
149
16?
Way
.
:...,
.105
141
145
Grey
141
133
127
Foster
156
160
167
Handicap
20
20
20
Total
784
729
762
POWER
CORP.
-t
Little
...4-i....jA..4,.,165
Donald
188
Anderson
127
Kmslor'
-
168
Smith
232
Foreman
Handicap
'.
43-
2nd
150'
126
135
105.
156
43
Total
,
....923
,
775
The
league
standing,
to
date:
.
.
W.
Power
Corporation
12
Armour
Salvage
8.
Grotto
8.
Six-Five
Taxi
6
Moose
.'.
6
Printers
i
Overwaltea
i
3rd
154
155
175
206
123
43
858
L.
3
4
4
6
6
8
11
Sport
Letter
Box
BASKETBALL
SERIES
p:.ts
Editor,
Dally
News:
Arrangements
have
bsen
male
with
New
Metlakatla
and
Ketchi
kan
to
play
a
.series
of
.
basketball
games
here
In
Prince
Rupert
and
also
return
games.
There
will
br
over
thirty
visitors
coming
from
New
Metlakatla
and
approximately
seventy-five
from
Ketchikan.
No
doubt
those
visitors
will
benefit
Prince
Rupert
from
a
business
point
of
view.
Aside
from
the
business
gain
these
series
heln
foster
good
clean
sport,
gives
the
youth?
of
these
various
towns
a
chance
to
travel
and
creates
In-
Urnational
goodwill.
We
think
that
If
Is
up
to
every
person
In
Prince
Rupert
to
help
put
these
games
over.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BASKETBALL
ASS'N,
BRIDGE
STANDING
(Second
Half)
W.
L.
P.
&ons
o:
Norway
12
6
12
C.
N.
R.
A
10'
8
10
Grotto
9
o
9
Itamoiers
9.
.
q
9
Canadian
Legion
9;
9
9
Musketeers
8.
10
8
Brakman
ti
Ker
8
10
8
Prince
Rupert,
Dairy
7
11
7
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THE
BREATH
SWEET
THE
THROAT
MOIST
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Pleasant,
Soothing
10
&
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nrrsr
grant
wins
DIXIE-CHAMPIONSHIP.'
BY
DEFEATING
BUDGE
TAMPA
Fla,
Jan.
18
Tennis
ratings
were
;
Dixie
chacmionshiD
here.
The
J
score
was
-4-6,
6-3.
6-3,
2-6.
6-2
i
tfor
Grant.
Hawks
in
Overtime
Canadiens-
t
Again
Following
Sv?
pen
ton
,'
Blank
Maroons
j
Oain;
to
Absence
of
',
Plajers
TORONTO,
Jan.
18:
CP
In
a!
wUd
and
withering
game
vchih,
Following
the
suspension
of
ae-opened
op
rather
sio-xly
but
liven-
j
tivities
last
week
oviag
to
toe
abed
or
in.
the
second,
third
and
'
sence
of
league
players
on
a
trip
oTtrttne
periods
to
provide
a'to
Ketchikan,
the
City
Ten
Pin
crowd
of
ten
thousand
lans
in
the
'
League
renamed
normal
Maole
Ix-r
Gardens
with
ttiriftJaeUvrUes
last
nfeht
with
the
play
British
Cricket
Team
Leads
Over
T
asmaniaw
Squad
upon
tfarrH.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
ing
of
regular
fixtures.
The
teaaiiojuuD.
uxinng
team
Saturday
rite
hi
scored
a
three
to
leading
Power.
Corparatioa
team
two
victory
orer
the
Chicago
beat
Overwaitea
three
games
to
Clack
Hawks.
nil
while
Grotto
won
orer
Printers
1
three
day
match.
Tire
Tasmanian
The
Maple
Leafs
made
the
one
aim
by
three
to
nil-
High
average
and
only
soanter
in
the
Usttas
!
orer
was
Eddie
Smith
of
Power
first
period
through
Bin
Apns
Corporation
with
198.
with
DriDon
and
Harvey
Jackson
Individual.,
scoring
n'as
as
foi-
getUng
credit
for
the
awists.
The
.
lows:
HO
HART,
Tasmania,
Jani
18:
'CP
Scoring
418
runs
in
the
first.
innings,
the
Marylebone
Cricket
big
lead.oytr
a
combined
Tasman
ian
eleven
in
the
second
day-
of
a
side
was
dismissed
for
134
and-the
Englishmen,
in
the
second
time.
hit
up
111
for
one
wicket
at
the
close.
illlilllllllHiiiiiiiilllllllill)!
Chicago
Man
Paces
Second
Round
in
Golf
OAKLAND.
Jan.
18
CP
--Four
nr
and
a
shot
ahead
ol
opset
;
Jcv
jwii
oj
calKornia,
Ralph
yesterday
fc
redfcti'1Gn;ahl
of
Chicago
paced
the
se-
Don
Budge,
ranked
as
United
d
roucd
of
$5,000
Oakland
-State
No.
l
amateur,
was
de-4
Saturday
nt
on
tea
ted
for
the
second
time
by
j
Bitsy
Grant
in
me
final
or
tae
.
.
V
eterantBasebalh
Pitcher,
is
Dead
SPRINGFIELD.
HL,
Jan
18
-
nmm
Alexander.
Veteran
Big-
ijaKae
basebaii
pitcher
once
the
,dol
of
professional
basetaU.
died
nere
yesterday
at.
the
age.
01
iony?
nine
years.
BIG
CROWD
AT
RUGBV
TWICKENHAM,
Eng..
Jan.
18:
established
al
CP
A
crowd
of
65100
fans
was
In
attendance
at
the
nrst
international
rugby
match
of
the
season
on
Saturday
when
England
defeated
Wales
4
to
3.
All
scoring
was
dene
in
the
first
half;
the
margin
of
the
winners
being
a
dropped
goal
and
a
try.
This
advertisement
is
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or
d
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ever
charged
for
these
suits
M.
T.
LEE
Third
Avenue
Next
to
M,
M.
Stephens
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580;
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
0AL
Furniture
315
SECOND
AVH.