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Monday,
April
18,
1938.
SHOULD
HE
RESIGN?
J.
S.
Taylor,
federal
member
for
Nanaimo,
was
elected
as
a
member
of
the
C.
C.
F.
or,
in
other
words,
as
a
socialist.
Later
he
renounced
the
C.
C.
F.
and-recently
announced
that
he
would
support
the
Liberal
party.
Now
his
position
is
being
discussed
at
Nanaimo
and
in
other
parts
of
the
province,
the
concensus
of
opinion
being
that,
as
he
was
elected
a
supporter
of
the
socialists,
he
should
resign
if
he
decides
to
change
his
policy
and
should
ask
his
constituents
to
approve
or
disapprove
the
cnange.
There
is
no
doubt
that
Mr.
Taylor
was
sent
to
Otta
be
critical
of
Liberal
.or
anv
anv
Other
other
nolicies
nolicies
exceul
exceut
.wa
to
to
justify
his
own
action.
What
we
object
to
is
for
a
public
man
to
make
a
volte
face
without
the
consent
of
the
THEJ
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
1'liosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superpho-
phates.
Complete
Fertillzert.
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadan.ac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
I,e,-d,
Zinc.
'(Cadmium,
Bismuth.
FOR
COMFORT
and
SERVICE
PHONE
112
TAXI
2
NEW
CARS
ON
CALL
DAY
and
NIGHT
SERIES
IS
EVENED
UP
Two
All
Now
For
St.
Boniface,
and
Osliaua
in
Junior
Hockey
Series.
TORONTO,
April
18:
(CP)
The
Scottish
Final
Due
This
Week
This
Saturday
SPORT
CHAT
HONORS
DIVIDED
Prince
Rupert
Boys
Whi
at
Snil-thers
M
iris
J.use
Prince
Rupert
and,
Smithers
)High
School
basketball
teams
di-
Memorial
pup
series
for
the
Junior
vided
honors
Saturday
night
in
jockey
championship
of
Canada
the
opening
games
of
a
two
garni
was
evened
up
Saturday
night
series
at
the
interior
town.
The
when
St.
Boniface
Seals
defeated
Smlthers
girls
overwhelmed
t!u
Oshawa
Generals
by
a
score
of
6
Prince
Rupert
co-eds
by
a
sccre
to
4.
Each
team
has
now
won
two
of
19,
to
9
while
the
Prince
Rupert
games.
The
fifth
and
deciding
boys
won
a
tight
29
to
26
contest
game
will
be
played
tonight.
Lnaliens
;e
Downng
Match
Is
Played
from
the
Smlthers
representatives
I
The
.second
set
of
.?ames
will
be
played
Monday
night.
Returning
home
this
week,
the
local
players
will
be
accompanied
by
the
(hers
teams
for
a
return
series
here.
I
In
the
elrls'
came
Smlthers
had
City
League
Champions
Given
ten
free
throws,
one
of
vfljlch
was
Close
Run
by.
Pick
of
Com-
;
converted,
and
Prince
Rupert
mercial
League
Yesterday
eleven
free
throws
of
which
one
was
converted.
The
game
was
fast
t
An
interesting
challenge
bowlins
an(
well
contested,
match
took
place
yesterday
be-
The
Prince
Ruoert
boys
qame
tween
a
picked
team
of
the
Com-
from
beWnd
in
the
first'
quarter
mercial
League
and
Royal
Hotel,
haying
been
nine
points,
down
champions
of
the
City
League.
It
They
tied
it
up
in
the
last
quarter
was
very
closely
contested
witn
t0
nose
out
the
Smlthers
boys
in
Royal
Hotel
taking
the
first
game,
the
final
minutes
of
the
game.
the
challengers
the
second
and
Royal
Hotel
the
third
and
deciding
T
IDFr)!"1
II7M
game
by
the
narrow
margin
of.
I
J
K
K
I
W
I
I
IV
Commercial
League
picked
team
'
Ellis
Morris,
Gibb
Taylor,
Jack
iBuleer.
Howard
Hlbbard.
Vic
Hous-
25
ton.
.
Royal
Hotel
Andy
Donald,
Bill
BOTH
CUPS
Locals
Capture
Northern
British
Sr.hrlabenr.
Havwnrth
Tndd
John-.
umiuion
unamp-
ny
Comadina
and
Stan
Morin.
ionship
From
Premier
The
Prince
Rupert
badminton
team
which
journeyed
to
Premier
over
the
Easter
holidays
to
play
)
return
series
for
the
Sun
Life
and
;
Imperial
Oil
challenge
trophies
re
1
turned
to
the
city
about
midnight
Kilmarnock
and
East
Fife
to
Clash
last
night
and
were
successful
In
bringing
both
cups
back
with
them.
The
games
for
the
Sun
Life
cup,
EDINBURGH,
Scotland,
April
16:
which
comprised
men's
singles
and
(CP)
The
final
for
the
Scottish
doubles,
ended
In
a
tie
and
it
was
Football
Cup
will
be
played
on
April
necessary
to
have
a
play-off
on
the
23
between
Kilmarnock
and
East
'second
night
to
determine
the
win-
Fife,
the
latter
having
finally
qual-
ner.
For
the
Imperial
Oil
c;fp,
Ified
Wednesday
by
defeating
St.
which
was
for
all
events,
although
Eernard's
two
to
one
following
two
Prince
Rupert
lost
on
total
points
previous
semi-final
games
each
of
at
Premier,
they
won
by
a
large
which
had
ended
in
one-all
ties.
enough
margin
In
the
previous
ser
'
ies
here
to
carry
off
the
silverware.
1
The
players
were
entertained
by
the
mining
community
In
Its
characteristically
hospitable
manner
and
all
had
a
wonderful
time.
Refreshments
were
served
after
the
Westerns
Are
Going
Strong
Defeated
Winnipeg
St.
Andrew's
Salurdav
Nighl
in
Opener
Of
Senior
Basketball
Title
Series
WINNIPEG,
April
18:
(CP)
-ancouver
Westerns
defeated
Win'
nipeg
St.
Andrew's
by
a
score,
of
14
to
33
here
Saturday
nisht
in
the
first
game
of
the
Western
Canada
nen's
senior
basketball
champion
hip
series.
The.
winners
of
the
western
series
will
meet,
the
wln-lers
of
the
eastern
for
the
Dominion
title.
Prince
Rupert
Bowls
Scores
Results
in
Play
By
Telegraph
Against
Ketchikan
Scores
for
Prince
Rupert
in
tele
graphic
bowling
against
Ketchikan
were
as
follows:
Gunderson
160
171
171
157
171-830
Schriber
Paul
Smith
Mcran
Totals
Clccone
Comadina
Dpnald
Klnslor
Bury
Totals
149
195
152
170,
195-801
155,
134.
169
172
151-781
176
168
165
152
189-850
169,
1C0
202
140,
177-851
809
828
859'
727
883
190
157
178
149
172-846
181
167
190
149
147-861
The
results
from
Ketchikan
are
being
awaited.
Edmonton
Doctor
Nev
Hockey
Head
Dr.
W.
G.
Hardy
of
Edmonton
Named
President
of
Canadian
Amateur
Association
OTTAWA.
April
18:
(CP)
Dr.
W.
G.
Hardy
of
Edmonton
has.
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
in
succession
to
Cepll
Duncan
of
FREAK
PUTTING
MATCH
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP)
AH
Padjham
and
H,
J.
Sheriock
in
a
match
oyer
an
18-hole
putting
course,
each
used
a
14-pound
freak
driver
with
a
curved
shaft
made
Seme
nf
the
most
fnrmld.ihlp
nf
games
on
Friday
night
On
the
Sat-
by
Jack
Sidey,
Bramshot.
Padg
British
three-year-o
1
d
3
made
urdaV
afternoon
the
visitors
were
nam
won
34
shot5
10
36'
their
bow
in
the
Greenham
Plate,
snown
through
the
mine
after
at
Newbury,
April
1.
Sir
Hum-
whicn
a
tea
was
held
at
the
home
that
of
upsetting
the
Whole
Political
fabric
and
hrinoinfr'phrey
de
Traff0rd,
owner
of
Port-
of
Mrs.
Kenny
Stewart
for
the
lad.-
his
mind
he
should
go
back
to
his.
constituents,
place
his
the
change.
T-f
1
.Imarnock,
a
favorite
for
the
Two
ies.
In
the
evening
a
dance
was
;
We
do
not
think
it
makes
much
difference
whether
Mr.
Taylor
resigns
or
not.
The
Mackenzie
King
govern
Thousand
Guineas,
will
probably
"eld
in
honor
of
Prince
Rupert
af
Give
the
hnrsp
his
first,
nrpliminarv
ter
which
the
RuDertites
were
rirlv
hands
ail(l
ask
for
endorsatioil
of
trial
in
the
Coventry
Stakes
at.
en
back
to
their
boat
at
Stewart.
Kempton
Park,
Saturday,
April
23.
es.uits
01
ine
individual
games
Mid-day
Sun
and
Chulmleigh,
res-
were
as
follows:
pective
winners
of
the
Derby
and
Ladies'
Doubles
St.
Leger,
will
find
lots
of
support
Miss
Tucker
and
Miss
Jonassen
TROTTERS
I5Y
1,000
GOSHEN,
N.
Y.,
April
18:
(CP)
Nearly
1,000
trotera
and
pacer-
will
compete
at
the
two
Grand
Circuit
meetings
here
in
July
and
'August
for
$125,000
in
purses,
ac
cording
to
entries
already
posted
ment
win
not
cnange
its
policy
because
the
member
for
tw..Hifth,rt.Aitd,M
lost
to
mi
r.w
Mit,h.n
varaon,
tamous
goner
wno
died
Nanaimo
is
for
him.
nr
no-ninst.
Tt
will
mnkp
Uttlo
Hif.lhP
thp
hiohiioht
nf
th.'wn"
Miss
Creddip'Mnrpfin
a.is'
year-ago,
left
an
estate
of
11,
fayanna
roo,lr.
Dr.JU1..
HT
m..l
4-l.:l.
.
'
I
Mrs
K
fit
amort
'
ntlH
Xr
Xtn
($55,000).
The
WidOW
WaS
rttVift.
V....
k.l..
,,mt.l,.J
V...
net.
In
M
k
rioccla
Tnmr.-
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.T-,w,
i
utuci
iiuicc
uciiiK
watLiic
uv
v
""j
utMic
A.iuiiiiouil
aiiu
'the
experts
as
probable
mphey-I
makers
are
Dan
Bugler,
Thanker-
people
he
is
supposed
to
represent.
We
are
pleased
that
ton,
Phakos,
Allegiance,
pike
Bam.
Mr.
laylor
has
seen
the
light
and
m
view
of
more
com-.
Moody,
Laureat
it,
Daydawn,
plate
information
secured
since
his
election
has
decided
'Tweedledee-
Aldlne-
Mlrza
n-
Ta-that
he
was
wrong.
That
is
a
proper
change
to
make
but
'J?terrl
it
is
npt
proper
to
continue
to
hold
the
seat
when
he
re-
tlrement
of
D0nOghue.
Bernard
ceived
his
electoral
support
from
another
political
group
carsiake
succeeds
as
senior
jopk-with
which
he
is
now
out
of
sympathy.
Legally
he
is
ius-
ey.
But
his
successor
in
popularity
tified.
Ethically
he
is
wrong,
VILLA
TO
TOUR
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.,
April
18:
(CP)
Aston
Villa,
fumous
English
soccer
club,
has
definitely
decided
to
tour
Germany
in
thr
early
summer.
The
first
match
will
be
played
May
15
at
Berlin.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchanc
Block
PHONE
658
Miss
Elsie
Davis,
7-15,
and
3-15.
Mixed
Doubles
S.
Watson
and
Mrs.
Stewart
de
feated
H
Thompson,
10-15,
15-7,
15-5
HARRY
VARDON
WILL
LONDON,
April
18:
(CP)
Harry
the
house
and
furniture
L.
Murdoch
and
Miss
Jonassen
accident
"t
,,!
Injuries,
riPfpntprt
M
up,(0.
Elsie
Davis,
15-3,
15-6.
T.
Kelsey
and
Mrs.
Mowat
de-
fpatpH
XT
T
nmkia
nA
njrtc
r.A
I
FUN
;lr.
Gordon
Richards
who
hasn't
yet
""I""
"-
-
FIGHTS
FIGHTS
FOIt
FO;t
o
riorV,,.
Derby
Kt
but
Vio
has
wn
won
npar1
nearly
"
44
i-
won
a
i
everything
else
and
in
fact
has
a
record
number
of
race
wins
is
Richards
riding?"
Is
a
popular
question
along
the
rails
and
whether
hi?
mount
b3
the
favorite
or
the
rankest
outsider
It
receives
plenty
of
backing.
TTTJTvF.RRTTV
A1-,
-n
J.
Lindsay
and
Miss
Tucker
de-
,np,inf
r,,',,
T
"
a
ooe
bequeath
and
HARD
ON
NORTH
ANTS
NORTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
April
18:
Ward
and
Miss
Bessie
?ewpll.
Northamp-
i-unsuiri;
crJCKei
srar
out
01
tne
game
since
1930
owing
to
motor
Is
unlikely
tc
play
this
season,
haying
uhdergQnr
an
arm
operation.
18:
d--
What
trr.T
."ft
ur
y
fealed
f9ur
University
boxlna
lu
i
champions,
but
has,
yet
to
'
win
a
Men's
Slndes
ltltle-
"."middleweight'
titltsts
S.
WaUon
defeated
Walter
Cross,
one
W-heavy
and
one
welter,
15-10,
15-8.
champion
were
the
victims.
L.
Murdock
defeated
Wlzner
Bry-
ant.
8-15.
18.15-7.
trt
-
Men's
Doubles
English
Ta)?le
Tennis
Assoglatlop
I
Embleton;and
Lindsay
lost
to
hows
a
profit
of
about
300
"($!,'
'
MclntosV
and
Tobey,'
10-15,
15-17.
'
500)
for
world'
championships
held
Murdock
and
Watson
lost
to
recently.
A
loss
of
500
($2,600)
Cross
and
Bryant,
10-16,15-12,'
10-
was
Incurred
in
the
last
cham
'
'
15.
'
pionshlps
'held
here
In
1D35.
In
the
tie
breaking
game,
Mur-
L-
doch
and
Watson
ipst
to
Cross
and
CHANGE
AIR
CUP
RACE
Br,yant,
11-15,
8-15.
'
HATFIELD,
Eng.,
April
18:
(CP)
alt
11
.
I
'
i
!
.
j
.
rr-
hot
Unnii
1H
i
.
m
aa.
...
ah
nns
local
players
returned,
wwwioi
m
inc
iya
King't
home
except
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
CuP
",r
race
July
nnri
wininm
T
o'mwi
m'hn'nrp
visit.
50-mlle
course,
t
win
iouow
a
la
lapping
20
times
lng
for
a
while
longer
at
Premier.'"
or
total
1,000
miles,
landing
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
There's
reason,
iur
nau
an
nour
at.
t.hB
r,H
BOWLING
BANQUET
of
cacn
rive
laps.
Previously
the
course
stretched
round
the
British
Isles,
Presentation
of
Season
Prizes
Feature
of
Affair.
Last
Night
1,
ryA
..
.
THH
DAILT
NUW8
'
PAOI
TWO
i
i
i
I1
Style
and
Quality
For
Your
Maintain
that
pleasant
mlieand
pleasing
personality
with
Wrlgley'f
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League,
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bowling
enthusiasts
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the
ati0n
Association
P
r
Fivfh
M:Ir.w
number
of
about
sixty
forgathered
captain,
received
b
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M:s
i...e
in
the
banquet
hall
of
the
Knox
ing
(runners-up
Hotel'
last
evening
for
the
annual
,
Three
highest
gunif.-
i.one
banquet
of
the
Prince
Bupet,
In
rfve
Pin
Leslie
iiu
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Bowling
League.
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of
the
tlonal
Recreation
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presentation
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League.
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a
brief
speech.
Mr.
Morgan
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3.
ciih'i
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tended
league
activities
during
the
League.
D.
O
Bor.ri
past
season.
Two
trophies
had
been
pprlng
the
pre-"
T
a
put
up,
one
for
the
City
League
by
elation
was
expr.
'
C:cf
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
and
the
other
tqr
p.
and
J
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Bu.gf.'tof
the
Commercial
League
by
John
nresentatlon
of
reu:::?.-
Bulger.
Mr.
Morgan
proposed
that
sneakers
Incite
C"
Xeai
Ca
an
Intermediate
league
should
be
t-r-
nr
ft
o
Lrr?
D
(Tttr.
formed
next
year
'as
a
'-
training'
g
y,,u:,;.
Elan
Mo'
ground
for
future
senior
players.
Harry
Wanamukc:
u:-i
The
report
of
the
secretary
for
Entertainers
fr
the
CTHl!n
the
past
year,
including
the
flnan-
were
the
Serenaciors
Orchestra-clal
statement,
was
presented
by
'
onjy
Stewart
.Bobby
RtW
3at:
Vic
Houston.
'
Saundersr
arid
R
H.
Slim1
Sewt
The
prizes
were
presented
as
fol
and
wilham
(Bin
BracHer
Thtr
lows
by
Mr.
Morgan:
was
community
singing
wtoR
iiansun
uup,
iiiy
league
ciiamp-Ionship,
Royal
Hotel,
received
by
Eddie
Smith,
captain.
Bulger
Cup,
Commercial
League
iows
Championship,
Canadian
National
Recreation
Asrociation
No.
2,
received
by
Harry
Wanamakej
In
the
absence
pf
Frank
Glass,
captain.
Winner
of
first
half
of
City
Leag.
ue.
Three
Five
Taxi,
Jimmy
Clccone,,
captain
(runners-unj.
Hlgh
average
In
Commercial
sell
Pampron
at
the
puno
The
league
team-
and
cap
during
the
past
sea
Dress.
George
d
inree
lugnesi
games
m
one
jfatlpnal
Rfcmit
night
in
City
League,
Royal
Hotel.
Percy'
Mcintosh
Highest
game
in
one
night
In
Commercial
Lei
uuy
League.
Koyai
Hotel.
Individual
high
average
In
League,
Stan
Morln.
170.
Highest
single
game
in
League,
Stan
Morin,
234.
Three
highest
games
In
League.
Bill
Schrlaberg,
C24.
Commercial
League
Winners
of
second
half
'in
Commercial
League,
Printers,
William
McCallum
(prize
received,
by
Dave
Houston)
(runners-up).
Highest
three
games
in
Commercial
League,
Printers.
tors,
Gib
Taylor
P
CIty
JcCallum;
Cun,
City
City
Recreation
asso
West;
Canadian
N,
lion
Association
N
Electrical
WorkT
North
Star,
Juhnnv
l,!lrjil
Station.
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son
wrf
i
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di
Tint,-:
Eddie
SC
wmiam
ni.t.
Thrw'
Taxi,
George
Cu
i
one
Five
Pin
Lea
tv
;
V-1
Gyro
Club,
Franl;
0-bb
Gyro
Club,
Jack
Bulger.
NOT
V
BHZX
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m
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out
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,
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,
Nal.
ti..ual
Frank
0
uma
To
i.
tr:
Neal
Car
FOR
IHEUVN-D
1H
(CP
'
Highest
single
game
In
Commer-'be
staged
in
Nortnr
n.
clal
League.
Printers.
.year
as
tne
oyw
'
goVeTt
Is
unable
to
agree
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mpiil's
pnndltlOll.'-'
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Hniutnn
nnrt
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p.'iri
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gygr
jjig
uoiuiib,,''
McCallum
(tied).
cult
September
3.
SPRING
CLEANING
Brighten
up
your
rooms
with
Muresco,
the
supreme
wall
finish.
Easy
to
apply
and
economical,
to
use.
WKSfjD
y.
m
75Q
Perj
Package
40c
Per
Half
Package
MURESCO
puts
j-
in
Walls
an
Ceilings
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