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Circulations
Friday,
January
14,
1938,
SITUATION
IN
BRAZIL
Brazil
is
said
to
be
making
progress
under
the
new
semi-Fascist
government
of
President
Vargas.
Steps
are
being
taken
to
build
up
a
navy
and
the
army
is
being
modernized.
Trade
and
commerce
are
being
encouraged.
Political
parties
have
been
abolished
and
the
judicial
system
has
been
adapted
to
the
new
condition.
Formerly
there
were
22
states
in
Brazil,
each,
as
in
Canada,
claiming
powers
which
competed
witn
the
federal
power.
Under
the
new
administration
all
affairs
of
state
are
centralized
under
the
federal
power.
Education
has
been
nationalized
although
so
far
it
has
not
been
narrowed
to
become
a
subsidiary
of
the
ruling
group
as
in
some
other
countries.
Naturally
all
these
changes
could
not
be
brought
about
without
causing
dissatisfaction.
This
is
particularly
true
of
those
who
had
benefited
from
the
pyramiding
of
public
positions.
Under
the
former
regime
a
man
might
hold
as
many
as
a
dozen
positions
and
draw
salaries
for
each,
salaries
which
it
was
impossible
for
him
to
properly
earn.
All
this
has
become
a
thing
of
the
past.
There
were,
too,
under
the
old
system
something
like
seventy
political
parties,
different
parties
for
each
state.
The
abolishing
of
these
has
caused
something
of
a
flurry.
However,
the
new
government
has
been
carrying
out
its
powers
with
care
and
with
a
sliuht
tendencv
to
orive
wav
un
der
pressure
where
it
was
thought
wise
so
the
probability
is
that
the
country
will
gradually
settle
down
to
the
new
conditions.
BEST
1937
PICTURE
The
picture
which
was
here
at
the
first
part
of
the
week,
"The
Life
Of
Emile
Zola,"
was
chosen
by
motion
picture
reviewers
as
the
best
picture
of
the
year,-
while
the
picture
being
shown
this
week
end
"A
Star
is
Born"
comes
fifth.
This
seems
to
be
pretty
much
of
a
record
to
have
two
such
outstanding
films
shown
in
Prince
Rupert
in
the
same
week.
BUYING
AND
SELLING
IN
ALBERTA
Alberta
means
a
great
deal
to
Prince
Rupert
and
this
port
means
something
to
Alberta.
In
this
city
we
buy
a
great
many
Alberta
products
such
as
butter,
bacon,
coal
and
fresh
meats.
Our
elevator
handles
some
of
the
Alberta
wheat.
On
the
other
hand
we
ship
lumber
to
the
prairies.
Each
benefits
from
the
other.
If
Hon.
W.
J.
As-
selstine
can
increase
business
with
the
prairies
he
will
be
doing
a
great
service
to
them
and
to
us.
We
wish
he
could
increase
the
usefulness
of
the
local
elevator
to
the
Alberta
people.
Possibly
he
may,
if
we
drew
his
attention
to
the
pregent
unsatisfactory
situation.
....
.,
.,
..
.
.
The
Daily
News
is
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
PRINTERS
i
DO
WELL
Run
up
Biggest
Scores
so
Far
Tliis
Season
in
Winning
Bowling
1
Fixture
From
C.N.B.A.
X6.
I
Making
the
three
highest
scores
so
far
this
season
in
the
Commer
Rupert
Motors
6
0
printers
6
0
Electrical
Workers
...4
2,
Gyro
Club'
4
2
Biological
Station
2
4
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
2
4
North
Star
0
6
IC.N.R.A.
No.
1
0
6
7
i
cial
Bowling
League,
Printers
last(
night
registered
a.
three
to
.nil
clean
sweep
victory
over
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
1.
The
victory
put
the
Printers
into
a
tie
with
Rupert
Motors
for
the
league
leadership.
W.
D.
Vance
of
Priners
was
high
average
scorer
tor
the
evening
with
180.
In
the
second
fixture
last
evening
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
'won
over.
Gyro
Club
two
games
to
'
one.
j
Individual
scoring,
was
a
follows:
'CN.RJVi
No.
1
1
2
31
'
Irvine
144
191
177
Rutter
172
12G
127
West
142
138"
157
Franklyn
-
130
155
98
Roabe
.
.
.120
175
136
j
Handicap
50
50
50
Total
,
758
835
745
(Printers
1
2
3
R.
Franks
201
hu
us
W.
Vance
135
199
206
O.
Franks
-160
170
166
D.
Houston
181
156
178
McCallum
168
179
189
Handicap
:
34
34
34
Total
879
887
918
C.N.RJ1.
No.
2
12
3
Bond
141
134
122
Glass
152
125
115
Cameron
138
166
169
Jurmain
.
.
.133
122
Wanama'ker
'......'.'
.
..:i46
113
166
Beasley
100
Handicap
-
78
95
78
Total
.788
733
772
Gyro
1
2
3
Bulger
-
145
137
115
Brocklesby
149
177
184
Morris
121
149
134
Windfe
169
139
159
Large
175
169
143
Handicap
18
18
18
Total
,.
777
789
753
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pts,
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE'
Second
Half
of
Season
to
Get
Under
Way
Tonight
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
fixtures
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
are
announced
as
follows:
January
14
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
:
National
Recreation
Association,
Ramblers
vs.
Musketeers,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
Prince
i
Rupert
Ralry
vs.
Brackman
ti
Kerr.
i
January
21
Brackman
&
Kerr
vs
Grotto,
Musketeers
vs.
Canadian
j
Legion,
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Prince
'Rupert
Dairy,
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Ramblers,
1
January
28
Ramblers
vs.
Grotto,
Muskateers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Canadian
Legion,
CN.R.A.
vs.
Brackman
&
Kerr.
February
4
Brackman
Si
Kerr
vs,
;
Ramblers,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
,
Musketeers,
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
C.N.R.A.,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grot
to.
I
February
11
Grotto
vs.
Muska
teers,
Ramblers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway,
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Brackman
&
Kerr.
February
18
Brackman
is
Kerr
vs.
So
as
of
Norway,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Grotto,
Canadian
legion
vs.
Ramblers,
C.N-R-A.
vs,
Musketeers.
February
25
Canadian
Legion
vs.
C.N.R.A.,
Sons
of
Norway
vi
Grotto,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Ramblers,
Brackman
&
Kerr
vs.
Musketeers.
March
Semi-final
for
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
Musketeers
vs,
Canadian
Legion,
C.N.R.A,
vs.
Grotto'.
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ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli,
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ir.
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Fildajr
January
14,
isjj
Rhythm-Sving
For
College
Boys
Joe
de
Courej
Tjiinks
Student
Should
Have
'More
Miisfc
rhythm
and
advanced
theory,"
de
Courcy
said.
Years
ago
tne
pair
ooxed
exhtbi
tlon
bouts
in
a
travelling
show.
cbnds.
BREAkS
DOWN
BARS
professional
coaching.
STRONG
AUSSIE
HOPE
SYDNEY,
Jan.
14:
(CP)
"Watch
Robin
Bktdulph."
say
aquatic
ex-
PLAYS
QUOITS
At
100
BRISTOL,
Eng..
Jan.
14:
(CP)
Frank
Bellinger
won
his
44th
vic
tory
over
Harry
Baker,
90,
in
their
annual
game
of
quoits
a
custom
begun
72
years
ago.
It
was
played
on
Bellinger's
100th
birthday.
REX
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Bloclt
PnONE
658
iiritaxn
in
sthips
now
(Continued
from
Page
One)
and
demonstrating
approved
methods.
The
past
summer
gave
the
stations
a
severe
Test
fcicause
It
Visited
souther
h
Saskatchewan
with
the
EDMONTON,
Jan.
U:
(CP)
Joe
most
seTCre
drought
In
years:
But
de
Courcy,
maestro
of
the
dance,
soil-drifting
was
effectively
con-believes
Canadian
university
stu-
"oiled
on
all
the
stations
everi
In
dents
may
soon
be
attending
Ic-
areas
wn"e
Eevere
drifting
occiif-
tures
In
rhythm,
swing,
harmdhy
red
on
nearby
rarms.
Maw
experi-
and
other
'fine
points
of
motfeYrf
nients
have
been"
made
wltfl
dff-
muslc.
"
rent
types
of
grass
fri
the
seeding
Joe
halls
from
Ottawa
and1
fs
down'
of
abandoned
lands
which
spending
his
time
In
Edmonton
were
badly
drifted
These
are
men-
polishing
up
a
talented
band
as-
aces
to
nearby
farms
because
they
-
-
Sembied
by
Chet
LambeftsoH.
Eflif-
give
drifting
a
start.
rr"IYATrr
eating
and
organizing
young
must-
,;ooU
That
st
VJJRVll
i
U
clans
has
become
Joe
do
Courcy
f.
I
business.
...
,
Eroine
grass
ana
crested,
wneat
"If
I
had
my
way
musical
theory
grxss
Have
proven
the
most
suitabfe
would
be
taught
In
grammar
le-grassirig
plants
for
most
areas,
schools.
Instruments
would
be'
and
high
hopes
are
entertained
ror
handed
out
lrt
hieh
schools
and
results
from
a
perennial
wheat
universitv
students
lntpndlnrr
in
erass
recehth'
develnned
bv
the
ex-
be
professional
musicians
wou'c!
perimental
farms.
This
plant
has
TORONTO
Jan
14-
(CP)
Tor
be
privileged
to
attend
lectures
in
tough
spreading
roots
which
help
...
"
,
"
thM'r
iiiiioiuai
iu
uiiiu
vi
ic
utiu
kuiu
v
nivu
perimental
farm
officials
it
can
be
done
if
care
is
used
in
the
select
-
l
I
1
'
'
l'
4.1,
I
uig
oi
ipL-uje
anu
ui
pianimg
.
methods.
rhls
advertisement
is
hot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
-Control.
Board
or
by
.the
.government.
of
British
Columbia.
mnrtrin
nf
lrfnrifrchln
In
ihp
Intpr-
SOU.
I
JL.Irlnn
nt
Wia
Mxtlnnnl
Tree-planting
has
other
adyan-
Hockey
League
last
night
by
scor-SPARRED
WITH
WIFE
tages
besides
helping
to,
prevent
soil
,ng
a
cJose
3
2
vlctory
over
the
PLYMOUTH,
Eng.,
Jan.
14:
(CP)
drifting
apd
is
being
actively
pro-
Montreal
Maroons.
The
Canadiens,
Veterans
of
many
fights,
Mr.
mot
ed
as
ah
important,
part
6f
the!
Dlavlnff
an
overtime
draw
with
and
Mrs.
Alfred
Wright
celebrated
rehabilitation
prograiit.
The"
reg-J
chlcag0
Bac)t
nawkS(
moved
out
their
golden
wedding
recently
ular
distribution
of
free
tree
seed-'0f
tne
draw
wjth
New
York
Ameri-
lings
to
farmers
which
has
been
a
canS
for
second
piaCe
In
the
third
Hai"
"ic
u
u.jaw."v.11'
National
Hockey
League
game
last
of
agriculture
in
IVoCtom
I
r
e
H
n
I
f
v
low
i
u
uaimua
for
years
jias
been
enlarged
More
LONd6n,
Jan.
14:
(CP)
Henley
than
2,000,000
trees
were
distributed
Regatta
Is
going
'common.'
After
in
the
fiscal
year
of
i?36-37.
Field
rescinding
its
definition
o
"arria-
shelter
belts
.of
trees
check
wind
teuf"'
which
barred
artisans
from
velocity
and
reduce
erosion
on
the
participating,
the
committee
now
soil.
4as
deleted
the
rule
denying
crews.
As
the
prairies
were
treeless
by
nature
doubts
have
frequently
been
expressed
as
to
the
vaitte
of
efforts
to
make
trees
grow
there.
Many
failures
have
been
encountered
but.
there
have
been
sufficient
1IUYC
UCCil
a
U
SUllltlCllk
niim-
I1UII1-
-'l
perts.
writ.
The
othef
'
L
day
j
.
he
.
brokfe
.
,
he
I
ber
of
UcesMS
to
convInce
the
ex.
unique
uuiiica
rcuoru
ui
live
min-
iites,
three
seconds,
for
the
440
yards
set
by
N6el
Ryan,
ahothei
Adstrallan,
in
1934,
by
4
2-5
si-
night
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
New
York
Rangers
played
a
three-all
overtime
draw.
Last
night's
scores:
Montreal,
2;.
Toronto,
3.
Chicago,
2;
Canadiens
.2
(overtime).
Detroit,
3;
Rangers,
3
(overtime).
Hockey
Standings
In
this
as
In
other
phases
of
the
American's
rehabilitation
profgram
the
co-op-
Maroons
eratlon
6f
the
farmers
themselves,
Is
an
important
factor.
Demon-
Boston
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
Division
Toronto
Cahadiens,
W
12
.10
8
stratlbns
are
provided
6f
the
value
Rangers
12
of
Held
and
domestic
shelter
belts,
Chicago
7
of
proper
methods
of
planting
and
Detroit
4
D
5
7
4
1
L
6
7
8
15
8
11
16
F
68
69
53
43
American
Division
15
2
6
59
6
5
5
69
39
40
A
71
65
41
62
48
47
52
74
Pt
23
25
21
17
maintenance.
,
In
several
areas
shelter
belt
as-
GUIDED
BY
MINISTER
soclatiohs
have
been
formed
in
,
wnicn
.groups
or
rarmers
plan
their
GLASGOW,.Jan.
14:
(CP)
Tom-belts
to
bring
the
maximum
benl-
my
Walker,
noted
Hearts"
soccer
fit
to
the
community:
These
as-
piayer
who
has
decided
to
enter
sociations
are
similar;
to
the
agrl-
the
ministry,
was
guided
in
his
cultural
improvement
associations
choice
of
vocation
by
Dr.
James
arid
strip-farming'
associations
also
Black,
minister
of
St.
George's,
Ed-organized
as
part,
ot
the
rehabtll-
'
lnburgh.
He
Is
a
strong
supporter
tatlori
program.
of
the
Tynecastle
Park
team.
Borrowing
At
The
Bank
t&
meet
Indexed
demand
Retail
StOteS,
subject
to
the
caprices
of
srjle
and
taste,
frequently
find
it
necesiary
to
buy
certain
goods
which,
have"
caught
the
fancy
of
the
shoppers,
despite
the
shelves
arid
windows
full
of
necessary,
staple
supplies'.
Borfoiiing
to
meet
present
demand
for
"specialties"
Xi
nmtrkctitt
Borrowing,
because
it
serves
to
please
and
hold
customers'
for
the
"staples,"
increasing
prcfits.
t
Wholesale
Hotiiet,
dependent
upon
retailers'
orders
for
popular
goods,
often
nave"
to
place
increased
orders
with
the
manufacturer.
liorriuing
to
pay
for
such
immediately
salable
goods
is
Vgood
business"
incrtasts
prtfiu.
.
ManufactUieri,
called
upon
td
increase
their
output
of
popular
goods,
must
bay
new
supplier
of
raw
material,
hire'
more
workers,
to
meet
the
increased
demand,
they
too
may
borrow
and
incrtast
wur
projiis.
The
Bant
of
Montreal
welcomes
applications
for
loans
with
such
-ttruttiu
objects.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED
117
"a
hank
uhtrt
small
acnunts
art
u
tlcomt"
Prince
Rupeit
Branch:
F.
A.
MicCALLUM,
Manager
.
St'wart
hrahcli:
H.
V,
titlLEIt,
Manager
MODERN,
EXPERIENCED
BANKING
SERVICE
.
.
.
,h
Outctm.
tf
no
Yean'
Suctmful
Optruthn
winners
hmtmu
Maple
Leafs
Defeat
Maroons
3
to2
Thursday
Night
v
'
FOR
SALE
PIANO
For
Sale.
In
good
condl-
tlon.
$75
cash.
Phone
845.
oi
TOR
REftT
NEWLY
decorated
flat
for
Angus
Apts.
HELP
WANTKI)
rent
(12)
WANTED
Capable
Housekeepe
and
good
cook.
Apply
Box
656,
city.
.
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IN
Till
SI
PKHMK
f'OI'KT
OI"
ItlllTISI
(OI.IIM1UA
v
pitmtiTi'.
In
TliK
Mailer
or
Tlie".tri'mlrfMratln
Art-
.
1
I
'And
1
In
The
Matter
of
I
he
IMnte
of
Ellei
Lva
t:vun,
lereuM-J
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Oroff
ot
li
Honor,
W
E.
Fher,
made
on.
the
H
i
Uny
of
September!
A,
D.
1937,
the'
Ui-wlll.
nd
tuunrn.t
of
the
laic
E
Eva
Etuis
truX
probate
thereof,
lsmrt
lout
Of
the
Principal
Registry
of
fti
Probate
Divorce
and-Admiralty
DItWm
or
tne
mgn
court
or
Justice,
it.'
dated
the
10th
day
of
March.
1937,
tu
roieRled
In
the
tfwjve
Court
end
L
persona
having
claims
ogalnst
the
ttuo
ot
the
said
Ellen
Eva
Evan
are
hertii
requtred
to
furnlrh
jsome
properly
fled
to
un
on
or
before
the
8th
da
FVbruary,
D.
1938,
and
all
pen
Indebted
to
the
estate
tun
remit
red
I
rjcv
the
amount
of
their
indebtedsg
to
me
forthwith
DATED
the
5th
day
of
January,
AX
1938.
PATMOEE
&
FULTON,
8ollcrtor
and
Attornejl
for
the
Executor,
Prince
Rupert,
D.
C
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
aH
the
year
.round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
COAL
TRANSFER
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE.