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ot
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Monday,
January
31,
1933
DUTY
ON
IIALIHUT
Two
years
ago
one
cent
a
pound
of
the
duty
was
taken,
olf
halibut
being
shipped
into
United
States,
from
Canada
1.
That
was
a
great
relief
to
Canadian
fishermen
and
it
did
not
in
any
way
injure
the
American
fisherman.
Nmv
the
suggestion
of
removal
of
the
other
cent
a
pound
is
being
discussed,
putting
American
and.Canadian
fishermen
on.
an
equal
footing.
As
in
the
former
case,
the
removal
of
the
one
cent
a
pound
on
Canadian
caught
fish
would
not
in
any
way
in-j
jure
the
American
fisherman.
He
would
get
just
as
much
I
iui
int.
usn
as
iormeny
nut
the
Canadian
fisherman
would
get
more.
Canadians
would
look
upon
it
as
a
friendly!
gesture
if
this
cent
a
pound
were
removed.
Local
fishermen
were
much
interested
in
the
announcement
made!
Saturday
mat
the
matter
was
being
considered.
SPEED
UP
FOR
WAR
Almost
every
country
in
the
world
is
speeding
up
with
a
view
to
either
defending
itself
or
attacking
some
other
nation.
It
is
an
unfortunate
condition.
The
average
per
The
time
will
probably
come
when
the
world
will
get'flnit
v
peace
eace
complex
complex
and
and
all
all
countries
countries
will
will
vie
vie
with
with
each!cond
each'f001111
"illowc;
"in,
liuil
uiiiu
jh
not
now
aim
may
not
come
lor
many
years.
CONFERENCE
OF
KISIIHRMKN
The
idea
of
a
conference
of
fishermen
to
make
plans
to
carry
out
the
spirit
of
the
conservation
policy
and
a
price
stabilization
scheme
should
meet
with
very
general
approval,
it
would,
seem.
Evidently
the
international
commission
is
determined
to
hold
the
fishermen
down
to
a
certain
maximum
catch.
The
next
best
thing
to
an
increase
in
thc
catch
is
a
properly
distributed
catch
under
which
it
will
be
possible
to
make
the
most
of
the
situation
as
it
presents
itself.
MAKING!
FOR
IIAIMMNESS
It
might
not
be
a
bad
plan
for
each
of
us
to
think
for
a
few
moments
whether
or
not
not,
why
is
it?
Only
recently
the
editor
met
a
man
who!
cj.ujiieo
mat
ne
was
one
01
tlio
Happiest
people
in
the
world
because
he
enjoyed
at
least
75
per
cent
of
his
waking
houi-s.
Even
when
kept
awake
at
night
he
found
he
could
bo
.bunny
bv
thinking
hannv
thou
Hit
s.
The
lucky
person
is
the
one-who
is
happy
in
the
work!
lie
or
she
does.
For
most
people
work
takes
the
large
pro-i
portion
of
their
waking
hours
and,
if
that
is
not
a
'happy
time,
the
person
is
in
a
poor
plight.
Next
to
enjoying
work
conies
the
enjoyment
of
play
or
recreation
or
some
hobby.
Usually
the
happy
ones
are
those
who
are
doing
.something
of
a
constructive
nature
such
as
making
things,,
painting
pictures,
striving
for
success
in
music,
construct-'
ing
useful
things.
Some
take
pleasure
in
watching
others
do
things
such
as
playing
games,
racing
horses,
seeing
pic-'
tures
at
the
theatre.
All
have
their
narticular
lines
of
en-1
jpyment,
1
The
Letter
Box
I
1
n.i:.si:i)
with
hospital
Editor.
Daily
News:
I
had
intended,
at
the
Annual
Meeting
of
the
Hospital
on
Friday
evening,
to
move
a
vote
of
appreciation
to
the
Board
of
Directors
jfor
the
efficient
way
in
which
I
they,
and
their
predecessors,
have
jso
successfully
shouldered
their
(responsibilities
in
the
pxst.
How-
the
meeting
dispersed
so
Icver
rapidly
after
the
announcement
of
12
1
been
achieved
entirely
through
the
unity
of
the
nation
In
tackling
I
me
prouiem.
lie
relt
sure
that
a
3
00
-similar
unity
of
purpose
In
at
tacking
the
scourges
of
cancer
and
Infantile
paralysis
would
have
equally
successful
results.
And
If
we
In
Prince
Rupert
unite
In
t(Y
common
purpose
ahead
of
us,
the
building
of
a
new
hospital
will
be
a
fairly
simple
matter.
Recently
the
city
celebrated
Its
coming
of
age.
Lct.'s
show
we
are
ff
age
and
capable
of
managing
our
own
affairs.
Some
speak
of
their
faith
in
the
city-even
If
they
have
lived
outside
lt
for
years.
Surely
the
way
to
show
oui
faith
is
to
get
together
and
work
for
success.
The
Hospital
Board
has
given
us
a
splendid
lead.
Their
record
of
the
past
warrants
our
support
in
the
future.
J.
S.
WILSON.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
January
31,
1913
Thc
annual
meeting
of
the
Over-
son
111
every
country
wants
peace.
The
Japanese
people
iscas
Club
was
hcIcl
1,1
thc
coun
iy.
,,mu
ww
um;
mil
nay
nuw
huuii
war
may
ne
lorced
on
.them.
a
vlcc
"
PrcEldent-
JWcPh
nihm-
mi
nxmnmnni
,..!.,..:
i
secretary-treasurer,
Alex
IJ.Vr
n
ll,,u,u
l
,KIMi
L"
t-Hl)raie.Stowell;
executive,
L.
Bullock-Web
fter.
J.
D.
Allen,
and
II.
V.
Birch.
8.
M.
Newton
A
letter
written
to
thc
Dally'
News
loday
and
signed
"Citizen'
complains
at
the
same
men
belnr;
re-elected
year
after
year
as
directors
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen?
eral
Hospital.
'
Residents
of
Tow
Hill,
on
Graham
Island
are
asking
for
a
bettei
mall
service.
MAKES
LUCKY
STRIKE
DURBAN,
Jan.
31:
(CP)
A.
M.
Burnett,
00-year-old
prospector,
has
banked
18,000
($90,000)'
after
finding
a
lost
gold
pocket
ln
an
abandoned
mine
in
Swaziland.
He
started
digging
ln
the
roof
of
the
mine.
EFFICIENT
VACCINE
PFJITH,
Australia,,
Jan.
31:
(CP)
Development
of
an
inexpensive
vacclno
to
combat
toxic
paralysis,
that
takes
a
heavy
annual
toll,
among
Australian
sheep
and
cattle.j
has
proved
a
boon
to
ranchers
wlo
find
the
vaccine
virtually
100
per
cent
efficient
ln
prevention
of
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and.
CAFI
Phone
31
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
R.
BLACK
I
ROYAL
NOW
IS
LEADING
Competition
Continues
City
Ten
Pin
league
mulate
a
surplus,
and
a
very
sub-
Totals
712
.stantlal
one
too.
This
speaks
vol-
GROTTO
1
I
umes
for
them,
and
of
course
their
Bury
153
managing
director.
Mr.
Birch.
'Zleman
152
'
Another
source
of
gratification
A.
Camadlna
149
to
the
citizens
generally
must
be
Irving
190
the
fact
that
the
onlv
civic
instl-:Morin
137
"
1
jtution
still
under
democratic
control
has
come
through
these
trying
years
with
flying
colors,
i
In
his
birthday
message
Presl-
-idcnt
Roosevelt
spoke
of
the
suc-
Jccss
of
the
campaign,
agaiast
dip-$5.C0:theria
and
tuberculosis.
This
had
Totals
831
ROYAL
HOTEL
1
Schriaberg
155
Zarelll
133
Donald
174
J.
Comadina
162
Smith
172
Totals
790
35
TAXI
1
Ciccone
139
Klnslor
169
Wendle
148
H.
Gray
135
Paul
166
Total
757
2
148
120
l'GO
201
115
750
2
1C9
201
104
15G
171
801
2
140
140
158
1GC
105
709
2
169
199
1G1
150
159
838
In
the
election
results
that
I
had
no
opportunity
to
do
so.
I
Royal
Hotel
took
exclusive
lead-
;
We
are
very
fortuniate
indeed
fership
in
the
standing
of
the
City
in
having
a
hospital
so
well
equip-
Ten.
Pin.
Bowling
League
last,
night
ped.
The
sum
of
$18,000
spent
oivby
defeating
Three
Five
Taxi
two
ikeepinpr
the
equipment
up
to
date
games
to
one
In
a
regularly
sched-
is
evidence
of
that.
The
members
ulcd.
fixture.
In.
the
other
fixture
I
of
the
medical
profession.
In
the
Grotto
won
over
Moose
and
these
city
have
a
very
fine
record
of
two
teams
are
tied
tor
second
achievement
behind
them
of
place,
leaving
the
Taxi
Men
at
course;
and
the
nursing
staff,
unr
leait
temporarily
in
the
cellar.
der
the
very
efficient
supervision
Hlgli
average
scorer
was
Nels
Gun-
of
Miss
Harrison,
have
an
dually
derson
with
190.
fine
record.
-
Individual
snoring
was
as
fol-
But
I
feel
sure
that
I
am
only
lows:
,
expressing
the
satisfaction
of
the
,
MOOSE
citizens
generally
when
I'
refer
tojRoyer
123
'the
fact
that
during
these
last!
Stiles
137,
years
of
financial
stringency
the
Haudenschlld
128
Hoard
of
Diroectors
has
been
able.JGunderson
201
not
only
to
carry
on
but
to
acfcu-fAssemlssen.
123
3
147
101
135
163
1C2
773
3
1C3
118
149
117
157
734
3
187
150
202
140
158
837
3
157
12")
171
113
193
700
The
standing
of
teams
for
thc
second
half
of
the
season
to
date
Is
as
follows:
Won
Lost
Pts
Moose
6
6
0
Royal
Hotel'
7
5
7
Orotto
'
6
6
6
Three;
Five
"Taxi
5
7
5
Schriaberg-Stiles
Tops
In
Bowling
Playin
In
Singles,
and
Doubles
Competition
Is,
Proceeding
!
Johnny
Comadina
and
Sonny
Stiles
are
now
leading
by
twenty-J
seven
pins
over
Jimmy
Ciccone
and
Bill
Schriaberg
In
the
doubles
of
the
city
bowling
championship
series
while
Stiles
and
Schrlaberp
are
tied,
with
080
points
each
In
the
singles.
Scores
were
made
as
follows
In
deferred
play
yesterday:
12
3
4
Comadina
170
164
182
153
OtllAr.
.
f
n
...
...
:
he
chair.
Officers
were-
elected
as
C
.
lw
101
zw
'GundfirSon
108
178
195
follows:
3
president.
Frank
A.
Kills
icc-prcsiusni,
J.
ii.
Keiiy,
Badminton
At
Ocean
Falls
Series
of
American
Tournaments
for
Two
Silver
Cups
Now
Under
Way
"OCEAN
FALLS,
Jan.
31:
The
first
of
a
series,
of
four
American
'tournaments
being
held
by
the
Ocean
Falls
Badminton
Club
for
two
sliver
cups,
commenced
yesterday.
The
tecond
of
the
series
will
be'
held
on
February
13
and
the
third
.and
fourth
on
the
following
two
Sundays.
At
the
end
of
tlfe
series
the
lady
and,
man
having
the
highest
aggregates
will
be
declared
winners.
There
will
also
be
a
ladder
mixed
doubles
competition
which
will
continue,
until
the
end
of
the
season
which
officially
closes
on
March
27.
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL.
LEAGUE
International
Division
W
D
L
F
A
Pfr.
Toronto
'l4
7
7
85
83
35
Canadiens
12
7
10
84
79
31
Americans
10.
5
12
07
55
25
Maroons
9!
5
10
61
79
23
American
Divistnn
Boston
18
3
8
80
58
39
Rangers
:.1(J
Chicago
'.
9
Detroit
6
7
9
91
58
39
7
14
57
79
25
8
18
50
91
20
LULU
Jim
Braddock
Quitting
Ring
I
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
31:
(CP)
James
J.
Braddock,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
yesterday
announc-
cd
his
permanent
retirement
from
the
ring.
He
will
go
into
business.
Braddock.
who
fought
his
way
from
the
relief
rolls
to
Ihe
heavyweight
title
which
he
lost
to
Joe
Louis
last
June,
ten
days
ago
won
a
decision
over
Tommy
Farr
of
Wales.
He
said
he
owed
It
to
his
wife
.
x
ana
iamuy
to
nang
up
gloves
for
good.
MAXIE
HAS
Hyde
Transfer
-hi&
EASY
MARK!
:
fireman
Heavyweight
Did
Everything
But
Door
Ben
Foord
in
Hamburg
Yesterday
HAMBURG,
Germany,
Jan.
31:
(CP)
Max
Schineling
battered
rugged
Ben
Foord
of
South
Africa
in
the
last
six
rounds
here
Sunday
to
take
a
twelve-round
decision.
The
German,
who
weighed
l!)2!l.
pounds,
did
everything
but
.
floor
his
rival
whose
weight
was
207
pounds.
Schmeling
seemed
intent
on
perfect
timing
and
(outwork
in
the
opening
rounds
and
then
opened
up
in
the
I.ilier
part
of
the
fight.
1'oord's
courage
in
thc
closing
'rounds
drew
roars
of
applause.
HOCKEY
SCORES
.
NATIONAL
LHAGUC
Saturday
Gaines
,
Boston
2,
Maroons
2
loveitlme
tie).
Detroit
1,
Toronto
4.
Sunday
Games
Canadiens
4,
Americans
2.
Maroons
2,
Detroit
2
(overtime
,ie).
Rangers
2,
Chicago
2
(overtime
tie).
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver
1
.
Spokane
2.
Seattle
1,
Portland
4.
WOOD
COAL
TRANSFER
1
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE.
SPORT
CHAT
Clvde.
S.sottlsh
Leacue
soccer
club
NURSES
TO
DO
BETTE1
New
Charter
Provides
for
tyj
,
"5C
'r
1
raining
in
Eftjlam
!
LONDON,
Jan.
31:
(CPi
.n
:iinaon
nospuai
only
nine
:1,ifi
Vinn,,
U
...
1
un.
uiui
uiiuwi-u
on
a
jmjj
dressing
table.
If
more
were
f.
the
nurse
got
into
serious
trunk
"
u
1S
"kciv
mui
ncreafter
t
W.
J.
Hodson,
Buckley,
Scotland,
lWnj
have
more
and
,h
was,
elected
chairman
and
J.
XApetty'
restrictions
will
be
char.
Francis,
Halkyn,
captain,
at
th
an-jif
tne
charter
for
Nurses
RQfii
Cricket
Club.
The
National
Association
of
J
cai
uovernmeni
uiucer
hu
(I
apori
wui
De
compulsory
in
iuii-isjgnea
a
"Charter
for
Nursei"
lan
universities
mis
year,
ah
siu-
ootam
netter
pay.
Improved
cor
dents
have
been
required
to
state
tions
and
greater
opportunities
three
sports
they
will
tike
up
or
all
women
engaccd
in
thc
nurs
continue
In
1938.
land
public
-health
services
of
io
'.authorities.
A
few
seconds
after
he
won
a'
The
"charter"
is
published
speedway
race
In
Perth,
Australia,
the
hope
that
lt
will
tntercnj
Nell
Schiller.
20,
was
killed.
His
inspire
women
already
in
the
si
motorcycle
skidded
and
another
vices.
1-
!
-
1
.
I
I
.
.
.
V.
I
Tm
vittwn
fr
in
iMlnln
...J
.1
4,
i
iiiuciiinc
crasiifu
inin
iiim.
I
un"ii
ana
qttil
-
licatlons
the
N.
A.
I,
G,
0
p,l
,
Frank
Goddard,
British
heavy-;pwes
mat
preliminary
training
Tl
weight
boxing
champion
from
1923
nurses
should
berjin
at
15
to
10
rjzo,
is
sunenng
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