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98
oft.
.02
.25
Tuesday,
January
28,
1038.
Matters
pertaining'
to
unemployment
insurance,
length
of
working,
day
and
minimum
wage
bills,
should
be
matters
to
be
dealt
with
by
the
federal
government.
By
changing
the
law
in
this
respect
one
of
the
difficulties
in
the
matter-
of
interprovineial
competition
would
be
eliminated.
It
is
unfair
to
the
provinces
that
treat
their
labor
well
to
have
to
compete
in
the
same
country
with
nrovin-
ces
where
wages
are
low
and
hours
long.
Doubtless
much
or
the
opposition
to
any
change
comes
front
employer
in
terests
that
may
be
adversely
affected.
Should
it
be
impossible
for
a
change
to
be
made
in
this
respect,
it
would
seem
correct
for
individual
provin
ces
to
prohibit
from
sale
goods
manufactured
in
provinces
era
marKet
wouici.
ue
oy
paying
a
similar
wage
to
that
in
the
west.
Naturally,
this
would
cause
ill
feeling.
The
better
plan
would
be
for
the
federal
government
to
arrange
all
these
matters.
CITY
SINKING
FUNDS
So'
far
as
the
provision
of
sinking
funds
is
required
the
credit
rating'
of
the
city
has
been
restored.
The
commissioner
announces
that
the
fund
has
been
brought
up
to
slightly
over
three
hundred
thousand
dollars.
This
amount
will
have
to
be
increased
each
year.
In
order
t)
insure
that
it
is
paid
regularly,
the
sinking
fund
is
fot
warded
to
Victoria.
The
probability
is
that
in
future
all
affairs
of
municipalities
which
have
defaulted
will
be
scrutinized
by
the
department
of
municipalities
much
more
closely
than
in
the
past.
Money
bylaws
should
not
be
allowed
unless
the
municipality
maintains
a
proper
standard
of
financial
safety
and
unless
a
proper
price
can
be
secured
for
the
bond
issue
covering
it.
In
an
address
last
week
the
City
Commissioner
showed1
how
costly
to
the
city
today
is
the
debt'
incurred
many
we
have
the
.money
with
which
to
pay
for
them.
Defeated
Biological
Station
in
Com
mercial
Rowling'
League
Electricians
Down
Railroaders
Little
153
123
Pottinger
171
149
Forman
iC4
184
McRae
148
121
Fidler
159
194
McAuley
Handicap
CO
CO
Total
8CC
837
C.N.R.A.
No.
21
2
Bond
-
123
,126
Glass
149
123
Beesley
113
115
Cameron
140
120
Wanamaker
14,3
153,
Handicap
86
86
Total
"54;.
723
Biological
Station
1
2
McRae
Ill
110
Pugsley
135
95
Royer
,130
180.
Sunderland
138
124
Young
102
144,
Handicap
74,
74
Total
C90
733
Printers
1
2
R.Franks
150
109
W.
Vance
113
111
O.
Franks
...w-
154-
110
D.
Houston
1C2
130
W.
McCallum
101
120
Total
740
052:
Printers
8
Electrical
Worker's
7
Rupert
Motors
6-
Gyro
Club
4
Biological
Station
...3:
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
2'
North
Star
01
C.N.RA:
No.
1
0
OXFORD-WINS
05
844
3
129
175
110
150
183
80
839
3
94
105
128
l49
121
,74
C71
JohnF,
(Chick)
Median,
famous
football
coach
of
Manhattan
College,
is
out
of
the
grid
gaine-
U
stay-and
he
likes
the
prosper.
Printers,
by
Scoring
a
two
game
to,
Popular,'
dapper
little
Chicto
lpotaftij
RinWir-ni-statlan
out
of
the,'
office
window
of
his.
last
night;
took
exclusive
possession
construction,
company
of
first
place
in
the
Commercial
"time"
to
.
a.
wrypac:
cwnuv.i
'scheduled
last
night.
High
average
be
interested,
ne
saw.
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Bill
Fid-ler
of
Electrical
Workers
with
177.'
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows;-
Electrical
Workers
1
2,
185
ICC
I
149'
135
194
829-
The
league
standing
for
the
half
Is
as
follows:
Wan
Lost
Pts.
TEN
PINS
POSTPONED'
7!
6'
u
v.
,y
iC
uCiuv
tnc
Btaiiuaiu.-
ei.Ujiuu
DAV0S,
Switzerland,
Jan.
18:
would
mean
that
Quebec
goods
would
not
be
sold
in
Bnt-.
icp
Tho
long-distance
ski
race
ish
Columbia
unless
Yage
requirements
were
met.
For
'between
oxford
and
Cambridge
instance
a
biscuit
manufactured
with
cheap
labor
in
Que-here
was
won
by
oxtovd,
with
a
bee
would
not
be.
allowed
to
compete
against
biscuits
made
ttal
me
hreSil
fl
.
,tt
.
rp,
.
.
.,,
.
utes,
21
.seconds.
Cambridge
time
in
Vancouver.
The
only
way
they
could
secure
the
'-west-,,
.
wr
an
minutes.
.11.
iii
i
.
-
.
.,
,
....
v
-
.-
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SANCTION
PRO
-TOUR.
CAPE-TOWN,
Jan
18:
(CPJ
After
long
discussion
the
South
African
Tennis
Union
has
sanctioned
a
tour
of
the
Union
In
March
by
a
Tllden
and
Henri
Cochet.
GOVERNOR
IS
POPyL'AR
COLOMBO;
Jan.
18:
hiK
"dropped
the
royal'
plural
In
u.,,;,..
the
Commonwealth
this
year.
Chick
likes
his
new
life
too
well.
Now
that
he
has
decided
to
de
vote
all
his
time
to
his
business
chikan
placed
first
withal
570
total
153;
he
figures
he
won't
be
kept
awake
,
fdr
his
three
games.
William
Schri-
57
nigms
worrying
iujuuu
1
ci
j
aoerg
01
rrince.
uuper
was
umy
1R
ments
for
seniors
or
deciding
i
three
points
behind
with
567.
whiph
'
backfield
combination,
will
scores
per
series
of
games,
three
work
best.
But
lie
enjoyed
u?c
Ramc$
to
a
series,
were
as
follows:
1
a
.
.
.
.-.
1
1
drawal
from
Manhattan
at
the
end
of
Its
most
successful
season
was
not
due
to
any
friction.
.
"Football
and
its
associations
with
college,
officials,
with
the
boys
and
with
the
newspapermen
ai
ways
have
been,
extremely
pleasant,"
says
the
man
who"
successively
carried
Syracuse
University
New
York
University
and
Manhattan
to
greater
gridiron
heights
than
they
had
ever
scaled.
Sc
many
fine
athletes
have
passed
through
his
hands
that
Chick
refused
to
single
out
any
player
as
the
best
he
ever
trained.
HOCKE
Y
SCORES
Pacific
Coast.
League
Spokane,
1;
Vancouver,
0.
Hockey
Standings;
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
WD
41
i
Toronto
.13"
6'
IjCanadiens
2
Americans-0
Maroons
.....
.
9
7
.10.
4.
.
8
3
Division
L
F
A
Pts
&
8
9
15
79
69
58
5
American
Division
;
Boston
16
2
6
CO
Rangers
13
6
8
73
(Chicago
7
C
12
45
Owing
to
the
absence
of
members
Detroit
4
7
10
43
of
teams
in
Ketchikan
for
the
International
series,
City
Ten
Pin.
Pacific
Coait
League
nnurllna
Tpaano
flvt.nrps
Krheduled
W
D
L
F
fftr.
Rnnflnv
li'nw
rirv:tiionpd
until
VttnCOUVCr
.11
later-
this
week.
Seattle
11
Portland
8
Spokane
7
11
5
13
8
51
63
54
32
77
CO
45
65
43
47
'
G3
77
A
54
41
59
36
Cricket
.lis
Great
Game
In
BWL
Defeated
Prince
Rupert
in
Week
End
.Bowlbur,
Series
lit
turn,
Games
Arranged
Tor
Here
32
25
24
19
34
32
20
15
Pts
?C
?:l
22
1J
Interest
In
Game-Throughout
West
j
Indies
Claimed
Greater-
Than
In
England
2637
2040
2558
2491,
24GG
(CPJ
Mention
the
word
"cricket";
near
Here.
professional
team
led
by
Big
Bill
,n
th(J
Wcst
Indles
and
everyone
wlt,hln
hearing
will
give
you
theli;
full'
attention.
Some
observers
claim
that
the
interest
shown
in
the
game
down
here
in
the
Hay-jjea-n'
excels
that
shown
In
dreat
which
former
governors
uttered
In
tne
..Windies"
as
they
are
their
edicts."
Sir
Andrew
Caldecott,
SOmetlmes
referred
t,
the
game
ot
hew
governor
of
Ceylon,
has
visited
criCket
is
the
great
sport
event
poorer
quarters
and
become
popu-
and
excitement
becomes
so
Intense
lar
with
the
people.
that
work
Is
practically
suspended
,
during:
the
Intercolonial
tourna-
TO,
CAPTAIN
SURREY
ments,
most
of
the.
stores
closing
'
LONDON,
Jan.
18?
(CP)
E.
R.;at
noon
for
the
duration
of
the
T.
Holmes,
hard-hitting
bateman,
matches.
will
captain
Surrey
County
Cricket,
A'
triangular
cricket
tournament
Club
next
season.
H.
M.
Garland-.
has
been
played
in
the'
British
Wells
will
continue
as
vlcc-captaln.
west
Indies
intermittently
since
the
1890V,
alternately
In
Barbados
MAY
GO
TO
LEEDS
Trinidad
and
British
Guiana(
I
SWANSEA;
Wales,
Jan.
18!
QP)
The
matches.Jast
for.
a
fortnight
j.
years
ago.
If
there,
had
been
no
interest
to
pay,
publIcL.it
is
probable
Swansea
Rugby
playing
daily
irom
ii
ara.
to
sue
works
could
have
been
carried
out
easily
from
current
.
club
win
be
without,
w.wi
Davi,
p.m.
Twenty-fivo
hundred,
runs
is
;nt.ncf
nhavn-Ac
ammmt
in
nlmnst
onmirrV.
Its
great
halfback;
after
thU
season,
tho
average
total
for
all
the
tean.s
i
.0
vo
...,..v
v
....
..b..
in
the
annual,
tournament.
to
go
to
Leeds
University
,,,
U,'V'
"
v
V
i
......v-.-b.b
t0
traln
for
a
sports
jnater
iuriner
inio
tieot.
a,ny
:
.
r-
Gradlialiy
the
old
debt
will
be
paid
of?
and
there
will
be
want
French
team,
money
ic
spend
each
year
on.
necessary
work
in
the
city
sydney,
Jan,
is:
(CP)-on
the
SUch
armd.toprVrii.JJwem
Public
J-&33
works
must
be
coveraed
by
the
ability
ot
tne
city
to
pro-
tvsil
AnMAoA
t
evIdiiH
on
Invitation
vide
them.
In
other
words,
we
should
not
buy
things
until
to
France
to
send
a
team
to
tour
Hotel
I
Arrivak
.Royal
Paul
Schulte,
Terrace.
Central
..:..Xara;Larsen,
city;
.
2463
2396
3401
2431
3505
Total
scores
for
the
local
players
were
as
follows:
Schrlaberg.
2539;
George
Ciccone,
2522:
Stan
Morin
2467;
Paul.
2349;
French.
2320.
The
Ketchikan
Bowling
Assocla
tlon
Is
planning,
to
send
two
teams
onsi
men
and
one
ladles'
to
Prince
Ruriert
In
the
near
future
for-
a
series
of
games
The
ladles
team
Is
said
to
rate
very
closely,
to
the
men's.
CRICKET.
LV
GAS
TANK'
ADELAIDE.
Australia,
Jan.
18.:
(CPJ
There
were
no
sixes
hit
in
a
queer
cricket
match
played
here
lh
a
2,000,000-gallon
gasoline
tank
under'
electric-lights.
The
tank
Is
101
feet
in
diameter
and
40
feet:high.
GOES
TO
SHEFFIELD
NOTTINGHAM,
England,
Jan.
18
(CP)
Jimmy
McMillan,.
Notts
County
Football
Club
manager;
has
been
appointed
manager
of
Shef
field
Wednesday,
subject
to:
his
re
lease
from
his-
present
dub.
TOPS
IN
FRANCE
,
PARIS.
Jan.
.18;
iCPL-Marcel
Boussac
heads
the
Hit;
of
winning
owners
for.
lhe
French.
1937
racing
season
with
2.8C0.9G3
francs
($90,-500).
One
of
n.H
horses,
Corrida,
won
approximately
$68,000,
TABLE
'TENNIS
TEAM
LONDON,
Jan.
18:
(CPJ.
The
English
Table
Tennis,
Association
hitf
chosen
E.
Bubley
and'E,
J.
Fll-by
of
London
and
II.
Lurle,
Manchester,,
as
the
nucleus
of
the
Eng
llsh
team
for
the
Swaytiillhg
Cup
matches.
January.
24-29,
BAGGED
'BIG-PANTHER,
PORBANDAR;
Jan,
18:
(CP)
Lord
Tennyson
has
proved
he
Is
a
good
shot
as
well
as
a
great
crtcket-er.
Leaders
of
the
English
touring
iSricket
team,
he
bagged
a
panther
KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
Jan,
18'
i
measuring
eight
feet,
three
Inches;
ENDS
LONG
SERVICE
EASTBOURNE,
England,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Ernst
A;
Newman,
69,
chairman
of
Eastbourne
Football
Club
since
Its
Inception
lh
1894rls
dead.
He
alio
served:
24
:year.s.
on
the
Football
Association
Council,
M
ATM
EN
SUPREME
JOHANNESBOUROj
Jan.
18:
(CP
Boxing
on
the
Reef
has
beenirel-
egated
to
a
secondary
position
In
favor
of
wrestling.
Sporting
as
soclatl6n
representatives
have
de
clared
that
at
present
.there-
are
no
South
African
boxers
approaching
world:
class
rating.
QUALITY
PRICE
SERVICE
Free
Gift
Tokens
At
MUSS
ALL
EM'S
Groceries
Confectionery
Fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
I
I
inated
Report
of
Relief
Com-"
nilTtee
Shows
Good
U'ork
Done
uowiing
League,
taectncai
wore
.
"
.T
.
v.,
r
th,
north
-,..
.v"
i
eri.wlnnln-threetiamesUnllover
ciareci
Tina
sircei
aim
u
uumi.
'""'
"
,
r
at
ine
rrince
nupen
ucura.
w
'Sdlin
NaUoS
looked
swell
to
him.
"I
don't
Princess
Norah
last
evening.
The
lta,
lft5(
shoeiand
clothing
had
Satin
N
,
wen
hi
to
second
care
what
sort
of
a
coaching,
of
fer
Ketchikan
bowlers
won
four
out
of
een
ovided
f6r
chlidren
of
the
,lace
Bht
get
and
what
the.
job
the
five
game
series.
While
Ktchi-
geal
school
near
B6uth
Haz-
over
Rupert
Motors
who
were
not
might
or
might
not
be-I
wouldn't
kan
had'
the
edge,
pjay
was
by
no
Uon
as
well
as
books
sent
to
the
In
doubles
play
Ketchikan
made
!withotner
chapters,
clothing.
shoes
a
clean
sweep.
Iri
slnales.
nlay
Howard
of
Ket
130
years
01
coaciiuiB,
'"'
Ketchikan
Prince
Rupert'
and
tovs
had.
beert.
proviaea
ior
children
of
LdkeHe
Lake
school.
The
following
officers
were
nom
inated.:
Foe
Recent
Mrs.
II.
L.
Iindry,
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Mrs.
d.
E.
Moore.
First
Vice.
Regent
Mrs.
II.
N.
Drocklesby
and
Mrs.
G.
F-Moore.
.
Second
Vlce-Rgent
Mrs.
II.
A.
Breen
and
Mrs.
J.
Durran.
i
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew.
Treasurer
Mrs,
R.
J.
Ke'ron.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
G.
b.
Moore,
Mrs.
IU
A.
Breen,
Mrs.
B.
Walker,
Mrs.
J.
Durran
and
Mrs.
J.
H,
Macey.
Echoes
Secretary
Mrs.
David
Taylor,
Mrs.
J.
H:
-Macey.
Mrs.
H.
Ai
Breen
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wlnslow.
Standard
Bearer
Mrs.
James
Forman.
Metlakatla
Girl
Becomes
Bride
Qf
Local
Fisherman
7
i
'ifl
Tuesday,
January
23
n
PAOB
TWO
THB
DALLY
NEWS!
PRINTERS
IN
LEAD
SPORT
CHAT
KETCHIKAN
!
IS
WINNER
MEETING
OF
HILL
SIXTY
Officers
For
Ensuing
Year
arc
Nom
The
marriage
of
Fred
Simpson,
local'
fisherman,
and
Miss
Maude
Sarah
Venn
of
Metlakatla
took
pjace
yesterday
afternoon
at
4
o'clock
at
the
residence
In
the
Wal-dron
Apartments
of
the
officiating
clergyman;
Ret-
E.
E.
Brandt,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Simpson
will
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
rilONE
658
1
Synopsis
of
Land
Act
TTAOAIfT,
ru-iMrnoNt
ueMtrtd.
MrvtTrt
Cnwm
UDdi
mr
In
prt-emoud
It
Br
It
lib
wbject
ir
II
jeri
f
r.fe,
nd
by
tUcm
mi
dtcltrlnf
mtenUon
'
to
bcomt
Brltlih
aubjecu.
conditional
upon
rei-toc.
ccuptloa
wi4
Unprotctnent.
Pull
lcfirmttloa
eoncfrnlnf
Pre-nop-tlont
U
(lirn
la
Bulletin
If.
1.
Lnd
Erll,
How-to
Prt-mpt
Land,"
coplci
of
whlcb
can
b-obtained
free
of
charg
by
addrriilnc
tha
Department
ot
Landa,
Vie-torla.
BC;
Bureau
ot
Prorlnclal
Intormt-lloa.
Victoria.-or
ar
Ooternment
Afent.
.
Record,
will
be'
irantad
csvrln.
only
land
iultabla-
lor
afrlcultural
purpoaei
within,
rcaaonablcdlatanc
of
road,
eehocl
and
market
lot
facilities
and
which
la
not
tlmberland.
It
,
earrylnr
ater
t.OOO
board
feet
per
acre
eatt-of
the
Coait
Ranee
and
I.OuO
feet
per,
acre
weit'tf
that
Ranee.
Application!
'for
pre-emptlon'
are
t
be
adcrreaeed
to
'
the
Land
Commlailoner
ot
the
Land
Recording
Dltlilon
In
which
the
land
applied,
for
la
tltuated.
on
printed
lorrai
obtained
from-the
CommUitoner,
PTt-emptlona
muat
be
occupied
for
five
reati
and
Improvement!
made
to
value
of
IS
per
acre,
Ineludlnj
clearing
and
eultl
eatlnf
at
leait
fire
aeret,
before
a
Crown
Grant
can
be
received;
Pfe-emptlom
carrylni
.
part
time
eond
tloru
of
occupation
are
alao
crantedUi
rL'KCHASI
OB
IX
AS
I
Application
are
received
for"
purchase'
f
vacant
and
.
anreiertea
Crown
landa,
not
belnt
.tlmberland,
for.
agricultural
purpoaei.
Mlntmuao
price,
ot
flrat-claaa
(arable
I
land
la
tl
per
acre,
and
second-clan
iirailnil
land,
ll.M
per'
acre.
Further
Information,
la
Uvea
In
Bulletin
No.
10.
Land
Berlea,
"Purchase
and
Lease
of
Crown
Landa."
A4
a
partial
rwttef
measure,
revertod
landl
may
be
acquired
by
purehaie
m
ten
equal
Instalments,
.vltk
the
'
tint
paytsent
suspended
for
two
yeari,
provided
tazei
are
paid
when
doe
and
Improvements
are
made
durlne.
the'
flrat
two-yean
of
not
!
than
10
-ts
appralned
value.
Mill,
factory
or
industrial'
Ke
en
timber
land,
not
eaceedlnf
0
acres
may
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
eartditlons
tticluding
payment
of
steanpafe.
Uniurvcyen
areas,
ot
eieeodtof
M
acret.
may
be
leased,
as
bometltea,
conditional
upon
a
dwelling,
btlnr.
erected
lo
the
tint
year;
title
being
obtained
after
residence,
and
Improvement
conditions
are
fulfilled
and
land
baa
been
'
surveyed.
For
traiUif
and
Industrial
purposes
area
not
exceeding
ar
may
be
leaaed'byone'person
er
a
company.
Under
the
Orailng
Act
the
Proruiee
at
divided
Into-
graator
dlstrleU
and
the
range
administered
under
grating
rerula-ttont'awiended
from
time
to
time
to
meet
varying,
conditions.
Annual
graatng.
per.
mlts
are
Issued
baaed
ea
eertain
meathr
ratei
per
head
t
stock.
Priority
ka
graatng
prlvllriea
la
given
be
resident
stock
owners.
Stock-owners
may
form
associations
for
range
management.
Pre
er
partially
free
permits
available
tar
eaejleew.
sac
uaveuaaa.
to
sea
shs.
MORE
FISH
IN
SEA
CAPE
TOWN.
Jan.
18
cpi
"
"
UK
.
t-
,1
.M.ltltirv
!l.
.
.
MIOICK
illlU
JULII1I
111
III
II
1
J
sea.
South.
Aulca
is
tr.vuv-'
,
n-.
extinction
of
the
most
valuable
in
adjacent
waters.
j
'
SWEEPS
-Wilt
SLUMS
ntmUN.
Jan
18:
CP
nP
,.
ling
it
would
cost
na
500,000
i;.
5Gj,C00
"to
i-ie.ir
thr
wound'
ttf
.
II
In.l
nlnVit
of
lllA
llfMllP
flf
-i.
1.
...
1
,
.
.
1
1
.
.
'
.
.
1
n
Mrs.
O.
W.
Abbott,
Filth
Avenue
JrE
canavan
.surest
s
some
in.
Ea,sl,.Hill
Sixty
Chapter,
Imperial,
uos,,itals
Sw.-epstakes
proceeu
V
Order,
Daughters,
of
the
Empire,
diverted
for
the
purpose.
nominated
officers
for
the
coming
year
and
received
an
interesting
report
on
relief
activities
carried
out
ri
urine
the
nasi
year.
A
goodly
In
the
International
bowling
ser-;
number
of
hampers,
had
been
dU-les
at
Ketchikan
last
week-end,
the
trlbuted:
to
needy
families
at
Alaskans'
proved
superlon
to-tjie
Chrlstmas,
gifts
had
been
provided
Prince
Rupert
trundlers
who
re-
for
chndrcn
in
the
Children's
Ward
means
one-sided.
nvirVirv
nnd.
in
co-nDeratlon
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
House
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
Itrasell
N.
M.
Brastll
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarellf,
Propritor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
11.00
up;
SO
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Watt!
Prince
Ifujwrt,
B.c;
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
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Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmot
canning
company
with
an
3
th
vnr
round
navroll
U
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Rupert
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TRANSFER
Phone
580
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