Ladies'
Bridge
Club
Ends
Its
Winter
Season
OCEAN
FALLS,
March
19:
The
Lucky
Ten
Bridge
Club
ended
its
second
successive
year
with
a
social
evening
at
Mrs.
O.
Meldrum's
home.
Mrs.
Lamb
presiding.
Ladies
present
included
Mrs.
C
Kelley,
Mrs.
C.
Gilfillan.
Mrs.
T
Neilson,
Mrs.
T.
Goodridge.
Mrs.
O
Bakker,.
Mrs.
R.
Brydon
and
Mrs
T.
Gilchrist.
All
were
presented
wun
monogram
playing
cards
by!
uie
ciud
secretary,
Mrs,
Yott.
A
delightful
evening
was
brought
to
a
close
with
the
slinging
of
Auld
Lang
Syne.
Seeks
Exclusion
Of
Jap
Citizens
Vancouver
Group
Catherine
in
Formation
For
Investigation
ton
of
Orientals
into
British
umbla.
E
Col-
"They
do
nnt
reem
to
know
anything
about
this
question
in
Ot-awa,
fo
we
are
gathering
authentic
New
Books
In
Library
Here
Several
Volumes
Added
to
Shelves
Of
Pay
Section
The
following
list
of
recent
books
1
for
the
pay
section
of
Prince
Ru-1
pert
Public
Library
is
announced:
j
"Best
Butter"
Rlee.
"Follow
Youri
Heart"
Lyhd,
"Hawk
in
the'
Wind"
i
Miller
.
"John"
Balrd
;
"Lady
be
Good'
Dunlap.
"Lovely!
Pretender"
Wayne
i.
"Nobody's
Ini
Town"
Ferber.
Nights"
Baldwin
,
"Pepita"
Sack-
Hester!
lue"es1,
naJws
oiam
worm
Bledsoe
i.
"Strange
Week-End"
Mary
Borden
.
"The
Devil
tc
Pay"
(Queen).
"The
Juice
of
the
Pomegranate"
fDellt.
"The
Nutmeg
Tree"
(Sharp),
"The
Prodigal
Parents"
l
Lewis
K
"The
Running
of
the
Deer"
UVlckendem,
"The
Sailor's
Holiday"
Llnklater.
"Today
is
Yours"
cLoringi,
"Under
Capricorn"
(Simpson).
Mrs.
George
Smith,
formerly
of
this
city
and
for
the
past
few
years
.
residing
in
Vancouver,
arrived
in
vAvmtnrro
VANCOUVER,
w
u
March
19:
(CP)the
clt
from
the
SQuth
on
roSion
TJR"
commission
"
h"1"8
to
!n
in-
I
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
,
t0
a
vlslt
with
f
rlendi
testigate
n
Oriental
penetration
ofj
British
Columbia
industrj'-
-
--
Six
organizaUons
merged
actlvi-
data
on
the
subject,"
said
Theo.
ties
along
this
line
a
year
ago.
form-'
Horrobin,
provincial
president
of
ing
the
Congress
of
Canadian
Or-
j
the
League
of
Canadian
Maples,
one
ganizat'ons
t0
Combat
the
Penetra-
j
of
the
six
organizations.
Recently
In
Vancouver
an
organ.
ization
called
the
British
Columbia
Guard
was
formed,
"to
combat
Japanese
penstration
into
British
Columbia."
aster
.
.
.
.
Will
Soon
Be
Here
MEN
There
Is
Still
Time
To.Hayc
a
Made-To-Mcasure
Suit
or
lopcoat
Delivered
For
Easter.;1.
-
For
the
Newest
Ideas
In
'
"
Smarf,
Clothes
....
,J:
Tor
the
Smartest
In
Stjle
Tailoring
and
Fit
...
.
W.
K.
JOHNSTON
v;
Approved
Clothes
Tailored
to.
YOUR
-Measurement
by-Union-Craftsmen
$2.50
$2.00
$2350
:;.
WATTS
&
NICKERSON
Phone
315
506
THIRD
AVENUE
JUST
BOUGHT
Used
Household
Furniture
For
Quick
Selling
IcCIary
Kitchen
Range
In
very
splendid
condition.
Imperial
Oil
Burner
attached.
2
OH
For
quick
selling
at
VvelUU
Full
Size
Ik-d
With
Coil
Spring
and
(Jood
Quality
of
iUattrcss
Priced
to
sell
12
00
Singer
Sewing
Machinc-In
first
class
COff
A
A
condition
at
tUU
Hrick
Lined
Heater
In
good
condition
Premier
Vacuum
Cleaner
QQ
SpicSl,a"
$6.00
Mena
Special
Vacuum
Cleaner
QOO
A
A
Slightly
used
at
J44.UU
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Attended
To
ELIO'S
Third
Avenue.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
i
FT
In
preparation
for
the
commencement
of
the
season's
fishing
operations,
overhaul
work
is
now
becoming
general
among
the
many
units
of
the
trolling
fleet.
Herring
seining
for
reduction
salmon
offal
from
the
canneries.
It
Is
uncertain
whether
the
Tucks
summer.
summer.
Dojfish
Valuable
It
is
estimated
that
upwatds
of
310,000
worth
of
dogfish
livers
have
,
been
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
dur-
pa)ijiprL;:,The';flsh
arc
caught
con
being
brought
to
port
in
cans
es
pecially
provided
for
the
purpose.
Jhe
livers
are
delivered
to
the
J.
T.
Carson
Co.
which
prepares
them
Tor
shipment
to
California
where
they
are
used
in
manufacture
of
animal
and
poultry
preparations,
rhe
boats
engaging
in
the
dog
fishing'
during
the
past
winter
have
Included
the
Sea
Maid.
Cant.
Hrnrv
'
With
the
1933
halibut
fishing
season
opening
on
April
1,
the
end
of
i
the
coming
week
will
see
the
de-,
j
parture
of
the
first
boats
for
the
j
grounds.
The
boats
are
going
out
;
in
four
separate
groups
at
intervals,
jof
two
or
three
days
between
this
.
spring
Instead
of
in
two
groups
as'
j
during
the
past
few
years.
Among'
I
the
Prince
Rupert
boats
returning'
to
their
home
port
shortly
before
the
opening
of
the
season
after
j
Phones
lg
and
81
P.O.
Box
575
FOR
GOOD
SERVICE
1
Try
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
Groceries
Vejetablcs
Fruit
Confectionery
Tobaccos
317-19
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
TUB
DAILT
KIWI
Waterfront
Whiffs
Considerable
Activity
Here
in
Iluildin?
of
New
Trolling
Itoats
Herrinsr
Seining
for
Reduction
Closes
.$10,000
of
Dogfish
Livers
Landed
Here
Construction
has
commenced
at
the
Matsumoto
boat
Manhattan'
building
yard
in
Cow
Bay
of
what
will
be
Prince
Rupert's
largest
trolling
boat.
The
keel
was
laid
at
the
middle
of
the
week
and
the
vessel
is
to
be
completed
and
readv
for
50
hp.
diesel
engine
of
American
make.
This
Is
but
one
of
a
number
of
new
trolling
boats
which
have
been
under
construction
since
last
season.
The
work
has
been
keeping
boatbullders
not
only
at
Prince
Ru
having
been
in
Vancouver
are
the
Takla,
Capt.
Chris
Parkvold;
Pair
of
Jacks,
Capt.
Alfie
Jacobsen;
Gibson,
Capt.
Chris
Henrlksen:
Lois
N..
Capt.
Ben
Peterson,
and
Charmine
Arrangements
are
reported
to
have
been
made
whereby
the
Park-Davis
Co.,
pharmaceutical
manufacturing
concern,
will
pay
50c
per
pound
again
this
year"
for
halibut
livers,
the
same
price
as
last
year,
and
10c
per
pound
for
viscera
which
,FWfc
J
zrrr
.
,
.
Jr.
iare
also
to
be
Put
10
use
now
in
..-.tv
t3ai"1
I
manufacture
of
medicinal
prepar
day
in
order
to
irusure
spawning!
1
atlons.
escapement.
A
day
or
so
later
the
Port
Edward
and
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plants,
which
have
been
running
pretty
well
through
the
winter
on
this
fish,
closed
down.
Dr.
Bedford's
Successor
Announcement
is
made
of
the
ap
pointment
of
Dr.
T.
L.
A.
Farr
of
.
T
tut
vi.v
umi
tvn
v.
wto
,
.
,
,
,
.
...
?MHl.WUTl,4,
j
with
the
commencement
of
the
halibut
season,
using
offal
from
Prince
Rupert
hoppers
and
later
obtaining
J
-
England,
as
assistant
bacteriologist
on
the
staff
of
the
Prlno
Rllnori
IT'S
c
orlop
trvYailrMrt
caused
by
the
resignation
some
time
ti
i
.
in
.
.
.
.
I
ago
of
Dr.
H.
R.
Bedford
to
take
an
Inlet
plant
will
operate
during
the!
'
.(
.
...
,
,
..j
.
appointment
with
a
large
American
"
not
operaie
iasi
fisheries
concern
In
New
York.
Dr
(Farr
has
Jus,
returned
to
Canada
from
England
and
is
due
In
Prince
Rupert
early
in
April
to
take
over
his
new
aDDointrhent.
-
A
graduate
ing
the
past
winter
season.
Eight
Tir
V
.Iv
Viri
T
r
or
so
vessels
Engaged
more
orliless
Intermittently
In
this
line
of
'fishing
It
Hasi
Wen
the
orist
tifhe
that
fishing
for
dog
fish
had
been
taken
up
lh
.a-
serious
way.
It
woujd
appear
to
have
possibilities
df
ex-
Dolron;
Teeny
Milly,
Capt.
George
aPPoi.ntment,
Cook;
Fanny
F
Capt.
James
Batt;
Bayvlew,
Capt.
Dan
Wedge;
Joe
Baker,
Capt.
Clarence
Campbell;
Annabelle,
Capt,
Peter
Wengham;
Arctic,
Capt.
A.
Peterson,
and
Fin-clla,
Capt.
David
Ritchie.
These
boats
arc
all
turning
back
to
halibut
fishing
now
that
the
season
,
Is
about
to
open.
at
mcuiii
university
m
uie
Department
of
Bacteriology
under
Dr.
F.'C.
Harrison'
lhl93j
and
a
second
similar
degree?
in
he
Department
of
Biochemistry;
Cambridge
University
in
1&34!
'
He
has
also
worked
on
bacterlologicaj
prpb-
renlent
to.Prlncc
Rupert
Only
the
i,cms
connected
with
cclloloje
ml-iivfVerfe
retained
at
present,
these
T.
Dr-.;Har.ol?
Hibbard
of-McQUl
University
and
,
some-ten
yearj;
ago
did
summer
work
at
the
Halifax
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
in
connection
with
decomposition
of
rim
muscle.
He
also
carried
out
work
at
one
timq
on
foul
brood
disease
of
bees.
Dr.
Farr
gave
up
consideration
of
an
Oxford
grant
in
England
In
order
to
return
to
Can
ada
by
accepting
the
Prince
Rupert
Capt.
Ernest
Sheppard
Is
now
in
jonn
uyonavn,
Dr.
Neai
Carter
command
of
the
Union
steamer
and
O.
C.
Young
will
leave
Prince
Cardena.
relieving
r.ant
.Tnhn
n,.rt.
Rupert
on
the
Princess
Adelaide!
en
who
Is
taking
his
annual
va-next
Friday
night
for
Vancouver
to)
cation.
The
Cardena
arrived
in
attend
sessions
of
the
Pacific
sub-
port
at
6:15
lasl
evening
from
the
executive
of
the
Fisheries
Research
south
and
sailed
at
0
p.m.
on
her
Board
of
Canada,
Mr.
Dybhavn
in
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
nis
capacity
as
a
memoer
of
the;
points.
board
and
-Dr.
Young
in
their
Prince
Rupert
mental
Station.
warier
ana
Mr.
capacities
at
the
Fisheries
Expcrl-
i
Appointment
Is
also
announced
of
Miss
Norma
Rncprs
nf
Prlnrp
T?n.
Reach
the
most
people
iu
cut
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Daily
News.
Learn
To
Play
Violin,
Viola,
Cello,
Uass
G.
C.
WALKER,
Instructor
212
Fourth
Street
Ear
Test
Conducted
with
the
"Resonoscope"
Free
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
R.
Brazil
N.
M.
Rr&sell
Different
Ways
To
Relax
Cited
Three
Different
Types
of
laticuti
Need
Different
Treatment
WINNIPEG.
March
19:
(CP)
Three
different
types
of
fatigue
require
three
different
forms
of
re
laxation.
Rt.
Rev.
Msgr.
T.
.
Mor
ton.
Winnipeg,
told
a
service
club
here.
Muscular
fatigue
required
rest.
Mental
fatigue
required
elimination
of
mental
worries
through
reading,
playing
chess
or
some
hobby.
Ner
vous
fatigue
could
be
cured
only
sea
by
the
end
of
Slay.
It
is
being
built
at
the
order
of
'by
congenial
company
with
laugh
.jonn
rvencian.
a
loriy-iooier,
it
win
oe
equipped
wun
a:1"
au"
for
good
healtn,
good
manners
ana
well-being
during
these
days
of
strenuous
living.
Doctor
And
K
rSSTSSC'
?
2L
biNurse
Safe
of
them
run
from
34
to
36
feet,
the
.
.
-
,
.
conventional
length
of
trollers.
There
are
also
a
number
of
new
Nova
Scotia.
The
Takla.
Pair
of
engine
installations
mostly
diesels.
&M
charmine
C-In
Prince
Rupert
trolling
boats
this:,,
next
spring.
I
Confirmation
Received
In
Regard
To
Dr.
Norman
Bethune
And
Miss
Jane
Euan
NEW
YORK,
March
19:
(CP)
Cabled
confirmation
has
been
re
celved
here
of
the
safety
In
China
of
Dr.
Norman
Bethune".
Montreal
surgeon,
and
Miss
Jean
Ewan
Vancouver
nurse.
They
had
been
reported
missing
and
feared
killed
Now
It
Is
learned
they
are
safe
and
uninjured,
working
with
a
Chinese
medical
unit
In
the
wai
zone
Man
in
the
Moon
What
I
need
is
a
new
house,
new
furnishings
and
a
new
outlook
on
life.
Then
I'll
be
all
right.
Jake
says
he'll
take
a
loan
If
they'll
give
him
one.
He
earns
a
few
dollars
occasionally
and
Is
thoroughly
dependable.
You
can
depend
he
will
spend
any
cash
he
can
get
as
quickly
as
possible.
Jof
the
University
jot,
British
Colum-!
people
suddenly
deciding
to
forget
tne
past
and
move
forward
should-
er
to
shoulder
and
work
for
the
In
Interests
of
the
city.
"What
makes
the
Tower
of
Pisa
lean?"
"If
I
knew
I'd
take
a
dose
at
once,"
answered
Miss
Corpulent.
A
Yorkshire
lad
and
his
lass
had
spent
the
day
together.
'
On
their
return
the
girl's
mother
asked
how
she
had
enjoyed
herself.
"Aw
reet,"
said
Jane,
"but
Ahj
think
Joe's
a
bit
mean.
He
nobbut
spent
sixpence
on.
me
all
day."
"Well,
If
Ah
were
thee
Ah'd
tek
him
his
sixpence
back
and
mck
him
ashamed
of
hlsscn,"
said
mother.
Late
that
night
Jane
knocked
at
Joe's
door.
"
'Ere."
she
said,
"tak
thl
sixpence
back.
Ah
doubt
If
thl
can
,aff0brd
It."
I
"E'e,"
said
her
lover.
"Tha
pert
as
temporary
technician
in
the
I
-ho"ldn't
a
bothered
Vneet.
It
'
laboratories
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
would
a
doon
In
t'mornln."
k
w
m
HMdilfire
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
J2'r
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Silmoo
canning
company
with
n
U
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
REPORTS
OF
COMMITTEES
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Working
for
New.
Aids
to
Navigation
A
report
from
J
L.
Roaf
on
the
recent
observance
of
Traffic
Safety
Week
told
the
Prince
Rupert
Junio
Chamber
of
Commerce
Thursday
night
of
circulars
being
distributed
to
motorists,
publicity
In
the
press,
addresses
to
school
children"
by
J.
C.
Ollker.
G.
P.
Lyons,
Sam
Joy
and
Mike
McCaffcry
and
a
sug
eestlon
to
the
city
commissioner
that
school
stop
signs
be
renewed
and
repaired.
Hugo
Kraupner
of
the
marine
safety
committee
told
of
action
which
had
been
taken
with
a
view
to
obtaining
a
light
at
Beaver
Pass.
the
replacement
of
the
spar
buoys
in
Metlakatla
Passage
with
red
lights,
the
installation
of
a
light
at
Butterworth
Rocks
and
the
replac
ing
of
a
dolphin
at
the
entrance
of
Porpoise
Harbor
with
a
light
Co-
operation
of
the
boat
owners'
and
fishermen's
organizations
had
been
sought
and
endorsation
obtained
In
regard
to
the
matter
of
having
!
a
railway
diesel
car
placed
in
service
on
the
railway
for
local
traffic,
Mr.
Kraupner
stated
that
thlr
matter
had
been
gone
Into
and
It
was
felt
that
the
time
was
not
opportune.
G.
P.
Lyons
of
the
university
ex
tension
committee
referred
to
the
forthcoming
visit
here
of
Prof
Rechnagel
of
Cornell
University,
eminent
authority
on
forestry
management
and
the
pulp
and
paper
Industry,
to
give
a
series
of
lectures.
R.
O.
Van
der
Sluys
reported
on
the
matter
of
railway
freight
rate'
from
the
Interior
to
the
city
or
produce.
In
this
regard,
everythin
depended
on
an
Increase
In
traffic
KETCHIKAN
VISITORS
Week-end
visitors
to
the
cl'
from
Ketchikan
arriving
th
morning
on
the
schooner
Fore
most
are
Harriet
Selland.
Jcr
elland.
Mildred
Gillis.
War
Sharp,
William
Olsen.
Sylvia
O!
sen,
Charles
Flniziel.
Marian
Flni
,
,
.
il.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Townsend
&
PertMarlorie
Boos.
Celeste
Gerde
Charles
Whlpolc.
Alice
Nearguard
Mrs.
Bong.
Esther
Jensen.
Haze:
Brown.
Jeanette
Erickson.
BetM
Und.
Georgia
Wick,
Mr.
and
Mr
Jim
Hansen.
Alberta
Re!d.
Marior
j
jonnson,
Mel
Howe
and
Ralf
Rea
?an.
The
party
will
leave
tomor
row
morning
on
its
return
home
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