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Thursday,
April
21,
1938
CONSERVATIVE
LEADERSHIP
While
there
is
yet
two
months
or
more
to
consider
the
question
of
Conservative
leadership,
the
matter
is
being
very
generally
canvassed
among
Conservatives
and
academically
by
Liberals
and
others.
It
is
conceded
that
uie
case
-oi
luaunce
uupiessis
is
a
difficult
one.
The!
country
cioes
not
like
ins
"padlock
law"
and
neither
does
it
appreciate
his
close
connection
with
the
Fascist
movement
in
Quebec
province
but
the
support
of
his
Union
Na-lonale
group
that
stands
a
good
chance
of
controlling
the
election
so
far
as
Quebec
is
concerned
might
turn
the
scale
in
Conservative
favor
if
the
election
should
happen
to
be
a
close
one.
Duplessis
is
a
Conservative
but
whether
he
would
be
n
st
Ti.
1,1.,.
1
Trail
TOT
.
DAJLTTTEWS
Thursday,
Apri!
2
19K
Smoke
Eaters
Win
Allan
C
up
BASKETBALL
d
l
r.i..L-
ONE-SIDED
Dr,"sn
'mD'a"5.
.
Smitliers
Hoys
Easily
Beaten
By,
I'rince
Rupert
Hut
C.irls
Uphold
Honors
I
"or
Interior
Town
;
Resuming
the
inter-High
School
basketball
series
which
commenced
over
the
Easter
holiday
week-end!
at
Smitliers,
local
boys
completely
!
two
to
one
for
Prince
Rupert
throughout
and
at
half
time
the
count
was
12
to
G.
Morris
showed
being
responsible
for
fifteen
of
her
side's
points.
The
Grotto-Navy
affair
proved
an
interesting
curtain-raiser.
The
Grotto
had
the
best
of
the
going
nnri
wns
nhenri
20
tn
12
at
thei
-3.UU
I.
,,,.
801
,1
Johnny
Comadina
and
'Walter
!
Johnson
were
reierees.
IN
RUPERT
ii
is
unuersiooa
in
the.
east
that
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens'
ocean
Faiu
Already
Talking
About
win
ne
returning
to
the
Conservative
fold
and
that,
if
i
Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge
gets
the
leadership
he
will
hp
nl
July
to
affect
the
choice
of
leader
and,
as
we
have
suggested
before,
a
dark
horse
is
always
possible.
xnio
iu
io
ijiuugut
wuum
uuii
liik
war
appeiue
of
the
big
corporations
ancl
of
the
people
who
control
them.
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
S68
Meeting
Locals
in
Soccer
Competition
minister
in
the
Herridge
cabinet.
The
old
time
Conser-!
ocean
Falls
football
enthusiasts
vatives
will
be
opposed
to
this
combination
as
both
men
have
expressed
unanimous
desire
rtelaCXt?
in'ereStS
that
haV!
alWajrS
SU1'-
"hT,
Z,"
aS
!.'
poilUI
Vonsei
vatism.
that
efforts
will
be
Instituted
at
Ait
".i
sons
iw
01
tnings
uunys
may
may
happen
nappen
between
neuveen
now
now
and
and
.an
early
date
for
such
competition
i
There
will
be
a
three
team
loot-ball
league
at
Ocean
Falls
this
I
year.
The
first
practice
game
be-
"
tWeen
Rangers
and
Shamrocks
will
TAXINC
AflAINST
WAR
'bc
playcd
on
lhe
coml"K
Sunday
lhere
:is
a
proposal
made
in
United
States
con-
league
season
on
May
25.
gressional
circles
that,
should
the
country
be
forced
into
1
The
ocean
Fails
Football
ciub
war,
not
one
cent
of
profit
would
any
individual
make
as
has
elected
"fflcers
for
the
ensu-
a
result.
The.country
would
take
all
war
profits,
if
there
j
Maughan.
Vice-President,
V.
B.
Ollett.
Secretary-Treasurer,
C.
Wright
Advisory
Board
J.
Taylor,
J
Elder,
B.
Klllen,
T.
Falchen,
R,
Tinkler,
J.
McKay
and
A.
rinally
bucceed
In
Climb
To
Puck
Title
Rupert
Bowling
the
girls
how
to
garner
boskets'
starled
Play
La,t
Night
Individual
Results
So
Far
Play
for
-Prince
Rupert
in
the
telegraphic
bowling
series
with
Ketchikan
started
last
night
with
individual
results
as
follows:
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol-
Schrtaberg
U
150
l0ws:
Ciccone
1G0
Hish
School
Boys
Gunderson
.
188
Prince
Rupert
Brown,
9;
Win-
:Sm!th
:
181
..low.
13:
Christian:
Lundnulst.
C:
Morln
.....x.
191
'Storile.
4;
HolHestad,
10;
Monte-
i'
-
trtno.
.2;
total,
44.
,
.
.
.
:
1570
Smithers
Cunliffe,
8;
Windt;
Total.
2545.
Beaton,
4;
Hetlierington,
1;
Ray-
x
mond.
2;
O'Neill,
2;
Emerson;
Mc-
Donald
:1C0
In
tyre,
2;
total,
19.
Kinslor
..'
.180
Hijii
School
Girls
Young
.'158
Prince
Ruprt
Robertson,
4;
paui
....,.179
Clapp;
Menzies,
3;
MacDonald,
4;
Asemissen
.'.
1172
Bremner;
Davey.
2;
Suden;
Obu-
'
china,
MacLean,
Nlckerson;
total,
849
13.
Total.
2457.
Smithers
Giraud,
5;
Morris,
15;
.
Erickion.
9;
Peterson;
McEwen;
1
Syrnk;
Harding,
Rife;
total
29.
Donald
177
Intermediate
Men
'Kinslor
J26
nrnttr.TTnii-:t.nri
3:
Camnbell.
3:
Paul
152
A.
Murray,
2;
MacPhee,
4;
Currie.
,Asemissen
3.;
Morgan;
Ltourneau,
5;
Domin-
'Stiles
ato,
G;
Beynon,
4;
total,
30.
Navy
All
Stars
Davis,
2;
East-
party
,
,
has
"
to
;
be
determined.
,
'v4
It
is
"ftcoo
understood
lu
tne
that,
icuerai
if
he
'
mn
TS'JJ
4.
McMekin
Taie
3"
2;
Armstrong,
i
21.'
comes
in,
he
will
come
in
prominently.
We
have
not
seen
'
-
his
name
generally
mentioned
as
a
possible
leader
but'
WANT
PI
AY
that
does
not
nean
anything.
VV
rill
I
I
Lrk
I
Total,
2470.
.149
.139
2
177
168
185
158
108
850
2
172
167
135
199
142
815
2
184
149
134
137
150
743
804
US.,.
'irtt.J
ASS'N
IS
organized;
E.
Fratlinger
is
Elected
President)
Of
Central
Body
at
Ocean
Falls
171
173
1
.
183
rnill
hrtmnenn
15G
913
3
192
146
To
Help
Guide
Chicago
Hawks
.
v
cao-
SINCE
1858
m
CHICAGO
INathan
Mann
PHOENIX
EXPORT-
WAS
POPULAR
DURING
G0LPEN
CARIBOO
DAYS
WINNING!Fisht
Winner
Neither
Cubs
or
While
Sox
Haw
So
Far
Suffered
Defeat
in
Major
I
League
Since
Start
of
-Season
CINCINNATI,
April
21:
Chicago
Cubs
and
Pittsburg
"Pirates,
In
tht
National
League
and
Chicago
White
Sox,
in
the
American,
ere
count
of
29
to
13.
A
special
game
,
considered
the
irreatest
amateur
hockev
team
.ever
mo-
the
Cardinals
at
St.
Louis.
between
Gmtto
and
Navy
Aii-btar
,
The
closest
of
the
day
Wtle
eame
Intermediates
rounded
out
the
cv-
Jlucl
nfHn
1,1
the
l"e
west
esl,
elinrixed
Climaxe(l
a
'l
ten-ve-ir
leil-yeai
IhlUie
101
for
the
Uie
iVl-
A1-'
tftrday
was
the
vviiite
.Sox-
enlng
bUl,
the
former
winning-
30
Hail
Clip,
enihlematlC
Ot
Canadian
amateur
llOC'key
champ-
netroit
Tiuers
same
At
Chicago
10
zi.
me
game.',
wexe
piaycu
m
.
iouHiiiji,
nisi
nigm
wnen
uiuy
uowncu
uie
Cornwall
r
iy-
which
the
White
sox
won
Dy
uie
the
Armory
ana
arew
out
a
.Booa-erg
here
by
.a
Score
of
three
to
one
tO
take
the
title
final,
'margin
of
a
single
run
sized
crowd
of
fans
who
evinced
jTh
count
was
three
games
to
one,
'
Yesterday's
Rig
Leag
League
raiimmwrnuKiHo,.
I
Trail
having
.won
the
first
two,
eluding
set
of
games
will
be
played,
i
ef
and
allowlng
lhe
thlrd
t0
T'lJI
17X10
wm'Bni"
.
,
,
!
Cornwall.
The
Prince
Rupert
u
boys
had
com-,
The
SmQke
Ealers
started
on
of
the
Smithers
i
.
.
plete
mastery
r
t
lf)
whpn
thpv-
squad
throughout
and
at
no
time
I
thelr
BrlUsh
ColumbIa;'
was
the
Issue
in
doubt.
Half
time
,
Tlipv
hd
npvep
h.
25
to
11
lor
prince
ku-
score
was
fore
however
got
past
the
wstern
pen.
wmsiow
was
mgii
ouuici
ui
j
finals
'
Prince
Rupert
with
thirteen
while.
Cunliffe
led
the
Smithereens
with
...
r
eig1!!
.
'
Retchikan-r
rince
The
Smithers
B
m
girls
scored
about
h
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn,
5;
Phlladelhpia,
C.
Boston.
0;
New
York,
4.
Chicago,
10;
Cincinnati,
4.
Pittsburg,
9;
St.
Louis,
4.
American
League
Philadelphia,
0;
Washington,
3
Detroit.
4;
Chicago,
5.
St.
Louis,
0;
Cleveland,
-0.
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
National
Jieague
Chica-io
2
Tlie
Amateur
Athletic
Associa-
Pittsburg
2
tion
at
Ocean
Falls
has
elected
of-
.New
York
1
ficers
for
the
year
as
follows:
Brooklyn
vl
President,
P.
Frattlneer.
.'Boston
1
Vice-President,
J.
Maughan.
New
Tfork
1
Secretary,
William
Gray.
I
Cincinnati
.0
Treasurer,
L.
Clark.
;St.
Louis
0
Matters
pertaining
to
equipment
I
American
league
allotment
of
playing
night,
Juven-'Chicago
2
lie
training
and
provision
for
in-LBoston
2
jured
players
were
discussed
by
the
,
Washington
2
meeting
which
also
passed
a
vote
Cleveland
X
of
thanks
to
last
years'
officers
in
St.
Louis
1
225
recognition
of
a
successful
year.
Philadelphia
;1
New
York
1
!
Chicago
.0
The
years
63
to
65
wai
the
3olden
3c
of
flrltiiK
ColumbU.
The
mtny
placer
claims
in
the
Cariboo
were
yielding
.millions
o(
dolls
worth
of
the
precious
yellow
metal.
One
of
the
early
and
spectacular
producers
was
the
claim
operated
by
John-A.
'Xeriboo"
Cameron.
More
than
$150,000
was
taken
from
It
in
.
ihree
months.
The
tremendous
activity
and
creation
of
new
wealth
hich
took
place
in
the
Cariboo
was
the
most
Important
factor
In
the
rapid
Srowth
and
development
of
early
British
.Columbia.
MM
wast
.
Lager
Beer...
"better
than
ever"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
l;
-,
,
.
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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Canadian
light
-
hcavvweiht
CHICAGO,
April
21.
Major
Fred'
1
narry
union
was
d-
142
McLachlan.
owner
nf
th
.fihi.,A,inronfa
cy
Charley
Belauter
al
127
Black
Hawks,
announced
last-night
W,"ipeg
10,
years
a8
last
nlhl
18G!that
Paul
Thompson
would
be
as-"1
a
tecnica
knockout
In
the,
sistant
manager
of
the
world's1
10th
,rtTd-
The
rugged
793!champicn
hockey
club
next
.season
i"!0"'
for
lhelrs.Mi
17C
192
UG9
193
923
at
a
salary
of
$75000.
Bill
Stewart
v
1.
,
I
reer
ai
NeVi
manager
of
tha
club,
.having
plL
'
?Vembcr-
IIe
13
stU1
ln
I
ntpH
If
In
tllft
Qlnnla.i
O...,
190
wKuiucjr
vujj
vii:iuiy.
uuuug
uie
pasi
season.
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottisli
League,
First
Divinion
Morton
,0,
Queens
Park
2.
St.
Johnstone
4,
Ayr
United
1.
323'
333
Louis
Kaplan,
world's
feather
weight
champion,
knocked
out
Lpo
Kid
Roy
of
Montreal,
Canadian
tltleholder,
in
:the
seventh
round
of
a
scheduled
10-rojind
bout
nt
Montreal
12
years
ago
tonight
Kaplan
outgrew
the
division
in
1927
and
retired.
You
tan
bank
on'
the
oven-f
rcsli
crispneiw
and
delicious
flavor
of
Kel-1
Iork's
Corn!
.
Flukes
h
Awarded
'Technical
Knockout
Over
European
In
Third
Round
'JJout
With
European
List
HEW
YORK.
April
21
Mann
scored
a
technica,
Kuokoy
overwhelmed
the
Smithers
repre-.
Downed
Cornwall
Flyers
Throe
to
One
Last
Night
to
Take
the
only
clubs
that
are
now
un-;f(
':
sentatives
by
a
score
of
44
to
19
r-anati:M1
far
in
the
Majn
ut
nere
a,t,Jt
,R'
r
ree
Ait
Canadian
Chnmiiionshin
UiamnionsMp
Alter
After
IldUlU
Havinir
Tried
iriCtl
J
For
or
laten
so
young
Donovan
the
last
night
but
the
Smithers
girls
ue
hasebaU
seaso'n
xhe
Cllbj
stopped
rhttoan
upheld
Uie
honors
for
their
town;
JH
1
ears
I
had"
an
easy
victory
over
the
Reds
"averick
further
pumpmen'
by
inflicting
an
equally
severe
J
:
:here
yesterday
while
the
Pirates
Mann
weighed
104
pounr
,
-
;
drubbing
on
the
coast
girls
by
a;
CALGARY.
Auril
21:
(CP)
Trail
Smoke
Eaters.'
had
no
difficulty
In
disposing
of
Haverlick,
mk
pounds
Ocean
Falls
Softball
Is
Now
Organized
j
The
Ocean
Fall:;
Softball
C..i
(has
elected
officers
for
tht
..i
i
follows:
President,
V.
Whlttakcr
Vice-President,
R
McLn
.
Secretary,
A.
Charle:ori
mi
players
win
do
rr
this
-year.
.ere
BAR
SILVER
NBW
yoUkTidp'
B.ir
s;l
ver
was
unchanged
y
4."'
,
pc
fine
-011110'
0,1
the
Nw
or;mc
al
market
today.
A
BOWL
OF
CORN
FLAKES-AND
THEY'VE
GOTTA
BE
FRESH
AND
CRISP
RIGHTO
1
KELLOGG'S
COMIN
UP
1
;sitfn
PUKES
time.nifj
plate.
That's
why
they
lead
the
v:
:r
d
n
Don't
he
disappoint
Say
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Klakes."
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Made
by
Kellogc
in
Lor.tU:
Tune-Up
For
Spring!
Winter
Has
Been
Hard
on
Your
Car
0r.t
MADt
BETTER
fACKlD
IfTTH
TASTE
BETTER
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
ExchangD
loc
PHONE
C58
.
.
.
harder
than
you
think!
The
strain
of
cold
starts,
.skiddy
roads,
and
uncertain
weather
has
pulled
many
parts
out
of
adjustment
Now
is
the
time
to
flush
oil
away
the
winter-worn
and
sluggish
water
stem
adjust
wheels
and
brakes
tune
up
the
motor
Take
advantage
of
our
.special
rate
for
COMPLETE
inspection,
clean-up
ana
-tune-up
and
be
sure
or
trouble-free
spring
driving.
ROYAL
MOTORS
General
Motors
Dealers
3rd
Avenue
rhone
52
"Service
With
a
Smile'