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Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
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April
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1938.
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98
HIGHWAY
TO
ALASKA
Evidently
the
government
at
Victoria
is
in
favor
.02
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V,
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1
-II
.
,
.
1
SPORT
CHAT
The
annual
England-Scotland
international
rugby
match
was
tele-vlzed
by
the
British
Broadcasting
Corporation,
The
game
was
played
at
Twickenham
March
19.
Lack
of
a
boat
.didn't
stop
a
British
girls'
'four
and
coxswain
bound
for
Australia
to
compete
in
the
wo
men's
regatta
in
connection
with
anniversary
.celebrations.
They
had
oars
and
borrowed
a
boat.
Davie
Culhbert,
79,
oldest
caddie
at
St.
Andrews,
Scotland,
who
retired
the
other
day,
recalled
that
Lord
Asqulth,
former
prime
minis
ter,
was
"an
awkward
golfer"
but
Lady
Asquith
was
quick
"at
picking
It
up."
i
Dr.
II.
G.
Owen-Smith,
brilliant
South
African
cricketer
and
English
rugby
International,
said
on
ar
rival
at
Capetown
that
he
Is
through
with
rugby
"as
l
am
reaching
veteran
age
and
two
operations
on
the
same
knee
haven't
helped
matters."
He
still
hopes
to
play
cricket.
Scene
of
presidential
nomina
tions,
prize
fights
and
six-day
bl-cvcle
races.
ChlcaRo's
Coliseum
Is
housing
the
American
Bowling
Congress
tournament
which
started
March
3.
It
lasts
48
days
and
has
24,765
individual
entrants.
Considered
too
old
at
26.
G.
Bar-na
of
Hungary,
upset
the
dope
when
he
won
the
English
open
table-tennis
singles
championship
,
for
the
fifth
time.
He
defeated
L.
Bellak,
finals.
Of
a
fellow-countryman,
in
the
.Chick
Rolf
didn't
fool
when
he
threw
Jules
Kikl
over
the
ropes
In
recent
wrestling
match
at
Sal-
the
Alaska
Highway
as
beine
a
verv
imnortant
fnHm-
inUrd,
England,
kiw
went
to
hospi
the
of
the
brok2n
leB
aIler
UndlnE
development
province,
both
from
a
tourist
and.
industrial
point
of
view.
It
will
forward
this
connection'
n
between
United
States
and
Alaska
in
every
way
possible!
L-
Magnusspn's
deliveries
had
bllt
JiatUl'aHv
will
not
nut
tin
thn
mnnmi
witU
-
Rnrinirs
cricket
club
batsmen
nuz-
build
it.
,
zied
in
a
recent
game
at
Brakpan.J
In
the
first,
nlnon
Rn'Hcli
PnlnmWn
t.
w..i
.
'South
Africa.
The-Brakpan
bowler!
,
tVll'o
V
i
Kl'rrViiitnir
"
V
1
,
.
"
.
'
-v"""
muiiuiauuju
iu
i11
took
S
all
10
wickets
for
20
runs
of
ET:,,-
'WBMwjr
iiu
tu
uie
aecunu
piace
It
Will
De
lUUlt
which
one
batsman
made
12.
tor
the
use
.of
the
United
States
and
the
people
of
Alaska,!
the
benefit
of
British
Columbia
beino-
nnlv
sppnnrlnw
Tf
!
d.
j.
Lewis,
former
w-ish
lnter-
-
-
.....
:
-
--o
J
uu
,
.
.i
LIKE
RUPERT
IIIGIIMAY
The
Alaska
Highway
at
present
seems
even
more
re-
.niote
than
the
highway
connecting
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace.
There
was
a
time
when
meetings
were
held
in
Prince
Rupert
and
demands
made
that
the
highway
be
completed
within
three
or
four
years.
Investigation,
of
the
cost
and
the
difficulties
of
construction
have
made
it
.necessary
to
mqdjfy
the
views
of
local
people
and
they
realize
that
it
must
.be
some
years
before
public
opinion
.can
be
focussed
on
the
need
for
this
highway
sufficiently
to
secure
a
vote
of
three
or
four
million
dollars
to
complete
it.
The
people
in
the
south
must
,be
shown
that
the
need
is
very
great
and
that
the
benefits
accruing
warrant
the
expenditure
of
such
a
large
sum.
We
think
that
Prince
Rupert
has
not
been
well
used'
.in
the
.matter
of
highway
construction
and
this
does
not!
apply
to
any
particular
party.
With
only
ten
Jto
twelve
'
.miles
of
highway
built
in
twenty-five
years,
it
cannot
be
said
that
people
here
are
not
patient.
The
difficulty
has:
.been
that
lor
several
years
this
work
was
,used
as
a
relief
jneasure
and
those
employed
did
not
do
a
real
day's
work,.
Many
,pf
-.them
were
not
able
to
do
it.
Yet
politically
it
is
considered
that
a
large
sum
has
been
expended
.......
on
the'
iV-
i
i
nignway.
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
J.
H.
Fee,
Anyox.
Central
Mrs.
Alex
Pongracz,
Refuge
Bay..
Satin-Glo
Finish
I
English
Soccer
Tour
Cancelled
.
LONDON,
April
5:
(CP)
Announcement
Is
made
by
the
English
Football
Association
that
the
proposed,
tour
of
Can.-
I'
ada
by
a
representative
team
has
been
cancelled.
It
is
stat-
eel
that
the
Association;
lias
re-
:
celved
Information
from
Can-
i
ada
saying
that,
liy
view
.of
de-
I
velopments,
calling
off
of
the
tour
Is
necessary.
C.N.H.A;
No.
1
20
19
North
Star
16
20
Gyro
Club
16
17
C.N.R.A.
No'.
2
15
27
Biological
Station
...
13
17
WOULD
DARE
fOlt
1)0(1
:
PRINTERS
IN
FINAL
Will
Play-off
With
C.N.K.A.
No.
2
For
Commercial
Bowling-
.League
Championship
Printers
defeated
North
.Star
three
games
to
nil
In
a
final
fixture
of
the
second
half
of
the
Commer
cial
Bowline
League
season
thus
winning
the
right
to
meet
Canad
ian
National
Recreation
Association
No.
2,
winners
of
the
first
half,
In
the
play-off
for
the
league
championship
which
will
commence
on
Friday.
In
the
second
fixture
last
evening,
Rupert
Motors
defeat-)
ed
Canadian
National
Recreation;
Association
No.
2
two
games
to
one.
High
average
scorer
last
night
was
Ellis
Morris
of
Rupert
Motors
with
175.
!
The
Commercial
League
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Wen
Lost
Ptr.
Printers
27
12
Rupert
Motors
23
16
Electrical
Workers
22
.
14
BASEBALL
27
23
22
fl
1Q
16
15
13
WILipvypALE,
Ont..
April
5
(CP)
Nine-year-old
June
McQuil
lan
had
to
be
held
to
prevent
nr.:
from
returning
to
her
fire-swept
I
Vrm
a
rt
racma
Viar
orrtor
nVion
Canada
builds
it,
this
will
"onai
who
played
against
scot-
country
probably
get
a
quid
she
ed
1
pro
quo
from
the
United
States.
'
fin
a,nd
?h8
n
r
5,
pSvSf
!her
night
clothes.
The
dog
got
out
.
Those
who
think
that
this
highway
will
be
congtruct-'igidragS,
to'
ed
,
immediately
must
first
consider
that
sn
fm-
tin
qhwov
vears
old.
,
-
.
-
.
..
.
bf
the
probable
routes
has
been
made
and'
no
move
has
1
been
made
in
eastern"
Canada
to
educate
the
people
of
that
.F1,0
Ca"Me'
Nte,w
York
Glant
part
of
Canada
to
the
need
of
this
high
vJy,
.i.s
H'Zn
winch
they
may
be
asked
to
pay.
Also
they
must
re-
prove
that
a
back
operation
was,
member
that
tvyo
years
from
the
coming
fall
there
will
successful.
j
be
a
presidential
election
in
the
United
States
and
every
,
under
fire
at
that
time.
lather
the
highway
must
be
un-
dw.t
do
so
weii
financially
when
der
way
by
that
time
pr
it
must
be
delayed
until
the
next
they
played
before
a
sooo-crowd
at
president
is
elected
and
he
may
be
a
man
with
totally
dif-
Richmond.
After
aii.expnses
were
ferent
ideas
of
what
is
needed.
,Pald
ea(
county
received
no
There
is
also
a
.discussion-go
'
'
route
to
be
followed.
Some
people
think
the
highway
will'
Famous
south
African
sports-'
go
by
way
of
Vanderhoof,
Finley
Forks,
and
thence
in
a
man,
sir
Abe
Bailey
who
last
year
more
or
less
direct
route
to
the
Yukon
and
Alaska.
In
that
ad
a
lee.
amputated,
watched
Ken-,
case
it
will
not
be
of
any
service
to
Stewart
or
the
Naas.
llworth
at
cow'n
ff
m,1?ls
River
country
and
also
to
the
country
between
Vander-"urr
y
'
'
hoof
and
Hazelton.
Taken
all
in
all
it
seems
as
if
there.
are
so
many
problems
to
be
settled
before
the
work
is
done
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
tnat
it
may
De
years
betore
the
dirt
begins
to
fly.
UNDERWAY
Pacific
Coast
League
Schedule
Opened
Saturday
In
California
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
5.
The
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
League
sea
son
opened
on
Saturday
In
three
California
cities
with
a
total
of
forty
thousand
fans
attending.
The
San
Diego
Padres,
pennant
winners
last
year,
dropped
a
4
to
1
decision
to
the
Seattle
Indians
los
Angeles
defeated
New
Hollywood
C
to
5
while
San
Francisco
won
C
to
4
ovex
Port
land.
ST.
BONIFACE
WINS
TITLE
Manitoba
Team
Victorious
in
Western
Junior
Hockey
Final,
Defeating
Edmonton
Athletics
WINNIPEG,
April
5:
(CP)
St
Bonlfice
Seals
won
the
Western
Canada
Junior
hockey
title
last
night,
defeating
Edmonton
Ath-i
letics
six
to
five
and
winning
the
five
game
series
three
games
to
one.
They
will
meet
the
eastern
Canada
winners
for
the
Memorial
Cup.
FAIRBANKS
POOL
BIG
Sweepstake
on
breaking
Up
of
Nen-aua
Ire
Mxprctfd
to
Tytal
$100,000
FAIRBANKS,
April
5.
The
Nen
"I
hope
they're
not
lost
ep
there"
"Mac
I
lort
anywhere
without
hit
Sweet
Coptl"
SWEET
CARORAL
CIGARETTES
TAe
pur
tit
form
in
hUh
tobacco
can
be
imoktj."
Satin-GJo
Enamel
SATIN-GLO
WEEK
The
annual
Satln-Glo
Sale
.Is
on
this
week.
.With
a
wjde
range
of
beautiful
Unts
from
which
(o
.choose,
rooms
th,at
may
.he
.duW
and,
dingy
can
qtijckl'y
be
transfprmed
into
brgjiit
and
chef
rful
surroundings.
25c
50c
81,00
Off
Pints
Off
Quarts
Off
Half
Gallons
Coupons
Supplied
Upon
Request
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
Ltd.
THIRD
AVENUE
.Pione
101
Satin-Glo
Varnish
I)e
Luxe
WalJ
Tints
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchango
Block
PHONE
658
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Rooms
Are
Clean
The
nouse
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Kates
Ar.e
Reasonable
KNOX
HOTEL
R.
Brastll
N.
M.
Brasell
Further
Concession!
By
U.S.
Gov't
Made
Administration
Endeavours
Tf.
Bring
Insurgent
Democrats
He
;
jihid
'
Reorganization
Bill
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
April
sill
the
effort
to
swing
Insurgent
Jemocrats
into
line
and
thus
en
..
i
tt.A
moocurr
(sure
passage
ui
mc
"
Umimh
rnnprexs.
further
conces-
lit
WHO
'
-.
-
;ions
are
being
made
In
the
ad-
ministration's
reorganization
bUl
The
latest
concession
Is
in
con-
nectlon
with
payments
to
veterans
,
English
Dramatic
Coach
To
Canada
Adjudicator
Maleohn
Mprley
To
Take
Charge
of
Training
Dominion
Players
TORONTO,
April
5:
(CP)--Ad-ludlcator
Malcolm
Morley
may
re
turn
here
after
a
couple
of
month
In
England
to
coach
groupa
,of
,Cu
nadian
players.
Actors
In
om
Dominion
Drama
Festival
region
have
invited,
hin
to
assist
.then-,
but
he
declined
to
say
which
Quebec
Aces
Win
Hockey
Defeated
.Cornwall
Flyers
Last
Night
in
First
Game
of
Laslern
Allan
Cup
Finals
MONTREAL,
April
5:
(CP)
Quebec
Aces
defeated
Cornwall
Flyers
by
a
score
of
six
to
three
last
night
to
take
the
first
game
of
the
best
of
a
three
ame
series
in
the
Eastern
Canada
Allan.
Cup
final.
n
au
sii.vi:u
nir.iitu
NIW
YORK.
April
5:
tCPJ-IUi
i
silver
was
up
one
cent
at
433.i.l
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
.met
a;
,
market
yesterday,
dropping
back
to
ana
Ice
Pool,
lottery
as
to
the
date
423ic
today.
of
the
movlnir
out
nf
the
ice
on
the
Nennnii
niver
u-ni
rinP
Aurii
11
A'
trenen
sanco
mis
aiicrniM-jij
The
pool
Is
the
biggest
yet,
amount-
fri
the
ataia
tor
a
two
weeks
ing
to
some
$100,000.
Th,e
Ice
in
ttw,
mP
10
Vancouver
river
Is
still
four
feet
thick
and
a'
...
-V
late
break-up
Ls
predicted
despite,
the
fact
that
there
was
forty
abavcj
temperature
at
the
end
of
the
week.
C.OOD
NE
IGimOKS
j
CLARKSON.
Ont,
April
"oTTcpT-Neighbors
of
Byron
Row,
79,
and
his
75-year-old
.sister
in
this
district
18
miles
west
of
Toronto,
have
sub
(las
s
(fie
9
WANTED
scribed
enougn
money
tp
build
a
new
home
In
the
place
of
one
burn-
WANTED
TO
CHARTER-
-Staunch
ed
to
th;
ground.
seaworthy
boat
and
operator
daily
basis,
probably
four
months,
!
as
tender
shell
operations
nearby
islands.
Send
full
details,
boat
price.
Waterman,
Box
1C01
Prince
Rupert.
(81.
WANTED
-
To
rent
lady's
.blcyc'e.
Anply
Box
12,
Daily
News.
i83
HOUSE
Apply
FOR
SALE
for
sale
near
Mrs.
Wylie.
Seal
PERSONAL
Cove
(81)'!
MEN!
To-geV
vlgoi.
vitality,
'try
Taw"
oyster
Invlgorators
and
other
6tlmulants
In
New
OSTREX
Tonjc
Tablets.
Tone
up
worn,
exhausted,
weakened
system.
If
not
delighted
with
results,
maker
re
funds
price,
$1.25.
You
risk
noth-!
Ing.
Sp'd
by
all
good
drug
stores.
(ttl
I.KASB
fiiffii
..Cli.irl.iUr
Minicli
KMrld.
Kicotilliig
IH-trlit
of
I'rliKT
iliiprrt.
Tske
aicUce
that
Mcrcaby
Island
PUT
trlM
J?d,y.
Limited.
TUh
nalun.
ef
VanciMver.
U,
C.
Ii-itcnid
19
apply
tot
a.
Uheb
ct
the
following
dcrlbe,1
Commencing
at
a
post
about
I
mils
wrt
cf
JoUway,
on
(the
outh
sliore
fi
ojrijicuiue
miii
inence
Eat
10
chain;
thtaoe
Sotith
30
chains:
thence'
W-tt
13
chains
.to
the
high
water
mark
of
BktocliiUle
Inlet;
Ounce
Nortrwly
and
following
high
water
mark
to
the
point
ui
K.iiuimreein,
containing
XI
ncrosi
Daiutl
fiehruary
10th,
1038.
MORESBY
ISLAND
FISHERIES
i
JEUWAY.
LHIITED
Frl
KaAh.
Awnt.
i.kasi:
,!umi
f'liarliiltr
Mamls
.IMMrM.
Itnordlnx.lH.strld
of
rehire
HfrU
Take
notice
that
Moresby
Island
FUh.
ewes
JeUway,
LlmlUxt,
of
Vwuxiuver.
,F'lh
Baiters,
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lenee
of
the
following
dencrlbcd
fore-
liore:
Cc.mmwclng
at
a
post
planted
about
,1
mile
went
pf
Jedway
and
on
the
south
rhafe
pf
.Bklncuttle
Inlet;
thence
Wwt
150
feeit;
Uiehce
South
400
feet;
theivce
East
.100
tcet;
thence
South
12O0
feet;
theiice
West
375
Xcet;
Uieaic
South
113
feet
to
lihe
high
water
mark
of
SldnoiitUe
Inlet;
thmiice'
Ettflterly'
tuij
Northerly
followlii
gatd
hlb
wr
mark
ito
the
point
of
commencemeni
nairt
containing
15
acres
more
or
le,
'
Dated
Febnuary
19th.
1938.
MORESBY
ISMND
FISHERIES
1
JEDWAY.
IJMITED
J
Fred
Noah,
Agent.
Tuday
Apri,,.
Tune-Hp
For
Sprlnj
vr:i.
it
vv
unci
nas
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
.
.harder
than
youihiJ
ne
strain
of
rold
sklddy
raids,
and
uncertJ
wcumtf
iis
pU1ie(1
XTw..
I.
IL.
ii
ivw
nie
ume
to
flut
I
away
the
winter
-worn
J
and
sluggish
water
,-,
I
adjust
whenh
and
ink
I
-tune
up
the
motor
Tafcl
nuiautjgr
ui
our
I,Ktu
rue
.ior
COMPLETE
it
tune-up
and
be
sure
A
uouDic-rree
sprin.fr
dn
ROYAL
General
Molnrs
Dfalm
3rd
Avenue
Phowsl
'service
With
a
Smile'
LUMBER
AT
MILL
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and
8-incli
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OIL
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Untrlmmed
No.
1
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2-lnch
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Plan
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or
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Rupert
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Phone
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thl
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HYDE
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-second
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summer
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