PAQS
TWO
THX
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday
m
'Ifta
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
HOOP
PLAY
PRINCE
RCPEET
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Max
Baer
Hits
Come-Back
IS
DIVIDED
Onyx
Arch
Grip
Shoes
Published
Every
Dally
Afternoon,
News.
Limited.
Except
Third
Sunday,
Avinue
by
Prince
Rupert
Trail
In
Big
Way;
Beats
Scythians
Win
One
Game
at
Met-lakatla
H
F
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
and
Lose
the
Other
Farr
In
Fifteen
Rounder
News
Department
Telephone
86
Advertising
and
luculatiun
Telephone
.
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
at
Circulation!
DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
March
12,
1938.
EVENTS
MOVE
RAPIDLY
Events
in
EuroDe
are
movine
so
ranidlv
that
it
is
al
WAS
IT
A
MISTAKE?
There
are
a
great
many
people
who,
when
they
consider
what
has
been
the
result
of
education,
come
to
the
conclusion
that
it
was
all
a
mistake.
They
argue
that
the
type
of
person
who
formerly
would
have
grown
up
without
reading
or
writing
is
now
the
type
which
gets
education
from
the
comic
strips,
the
Red
newspapers
and
the
low
type
of
magazine
such
as
is
seen
at
the
news
stands
in
this
country.
Without
a
system
of
general
compulsory
education,
Red
papers
could
not
have
existed
and
there
'would
have
been
little
demand
for
the
third
rate
magazines
and
journals
on
display
everywhere.
While
we
agree
that
the
effect
of
education
has
not
always
seemed
advantageous
to
the
race,
we
believe
that
thse
objectionable
phases
have
to
be
passed
through
and
thalf
eventually,
in
a
few
generations
we
shall
find
general
improvement
in
the
tone
of
our
reading
and
the
level
pf
our
thinking.
The
ascent
must
be
gradual
Year
by
year
there
will
be
improvement
and
meanwhile
possibly
our
governments
might
do
a
little
to
help
by
excluding
'some
of
the
more
glaringly
objectionable
literature.
The
Bennett
government
set
too
high
a
standard.
The
stan-
J.J
it.
i
i
it
it
i
uai-u
ui
uus
government
is
unciciiDteciiy
too
low.
HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
A
party
of
local
basketball
enthusiast
paid
a
visit
to
Metlakat-la
on
Thursday
night
when
they
played
a
series
of
two
games.
The
Scythians,
who
represented
Rupert,
won
the
first
gam
but
the
second
game
was
one-sided
in
favor
or
MetlakaUa.
Both
games
were
exciting
and
interesting.
The
boys
appeared
to
be
in
fine
most
impossible
to
keep
pace
with
them
and
to
under-1
form
In
the
fif
gam
d,tf?il
tapir
ni
nrflMifo
iVi
Qvt
ma
rc
stand
their
significance.
With
Austria,
apparently,
be-,madeanlpIMd;eihowin
HaU.
coming
a
Nazi
annex
to
Germany,
with
Spain
j?oing
Eas-ltime
score
was
20
to
8
lor
Rupert
cist
and
with
other
countries
uneasy
and
possibly
ready
and.
when
the
final
wiusue
blew
to
change
their
form
of
government,
the
democratic
na-
the
score
stood
43
10
22
with
the
tions
will
be
feeling
uncertain
what
is
their
position
in
the
fiSfL?
ST
u
nr
1
.
,
.
,
.
.,
.-non
was
high
nearer
for
the
Scy-
world.
We
are
bound
to
watch
events
with
grave
con-"
while
Pfe
cern,
hoping
it
may
yet
be
possible
for
Great
Britain
to
vast
of
the
panthers
scored
10.
Keep
OUt
Of
the
embroglio.
J
The
second
game
belonged
to
the
MetlakaUa
Panthers.
They
took
DISCREDIT
RADIO
COMMISSION
1
There
is
a
campaign
going
on
throughout
the
coun-j
catch
up
with
them.
At
half-time
try'
to
discredit
the
work
of
the
Canadian
Radio
Commis-
the
score
was
is
to
11
with
the
sion
iust
as
there
is
another
eamnaien
eoin?
on
continu-
Scythians
at
the
short
end
of
a
ously
to
discredit
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
In
connection
with
the
radio
commission
a
letter
appeared
in
a
southern
newspaper
last
week
which
stated
that
nobody
every
tuned
in
to
the
Commission
programs
except
when
they
were
programs
carrying
the
advertising
of
American
advertisers.
We
find
very
many
people
who
hardly
ever
tune
in
to
an
American
station
because
the
Commission
programs
are
so
much
better
and
they
are
not
interrupted
by
the
objectionable
type
of
advertising
carried
by
the
radio
stations
to
the
south-While
Prince
Rupert
people
are
not
satisfied
with
the
present
set-up,
largely
as
a
result
of
the
radio
blank
suffered
during
the
winter
when
radio
was
most
needed.
there
is
no
doubt
that
the
Canadian
programs
average
f
ar
u.!lnto":
...
above
the
American.
Lectures
and
other
spoken
pro-
trip
w
mad
on
the
grams
are
not
much
use
to
Prince
Rupert
people
as
it
is
j
.
difficult
to
hear
the
whole
speech.
Usually
there
is
a
fade-.
T
I
Jn
out
just
at
the
interesting
moment
On
the
ether
hand
Lcdglle
aomil
LCcluerS
n
something
seldom
heard
on
the
American
stations..
1
VALUE
OF
CHINA
TO
THE
WORLD
China
has
almost
a
monopoly
of
tung
oil
and
is
the
leading
producer
of
wolframite
ore.
The
oil
is
produced
in
the
neighborhood
of
Hankow
but,
in
spite
of
the
war,
shipments
have
been
made
almost
continuously
and
so
far
there
has
been
no
shortage
of
this
famous
drying
oiL
Wolframite
is
shipped
by
way
of
Canton
and
seems
likely
to
continue.
The
supply
of
antimony
has
praetieally
ceased,
as
a
result
of
the
war.
China
is
still
importing
mineral
oil,
machinery,
motor1
vehicles
and
airplanes
and
food
supplies
of
various
kinds,
particularly
flour
and
other
cereals.
45
to
19
score
at
the
end
of
the
game.
The
Panthers
team
consisted
of
Dick
Leighton.
J.
Auckland.
Dan
Campbell,
W.
Leighton.
P.
Robinson.
H.
Leask,
A.
Prevost,
A.
Leighton,
H.
Ryan.
B.
Nelson.
11.
Leighton.
Those
making
the
trip
with
the
Scythians
were:
Jack
Campbell,
Johnny
Obuchina.
A.
Letourneau,
Bill
Roma.
Frank
Montesano,
Son
ny
Beynon.
Jack
Caron.
D.
Monte
sano.
Bob
Poctuk
and
Elmer
Clau-'
sen.
Referees
were
D.
Montesano
and
Cecil
Ryan
and
seore
keeper
Ed
Are
Defeated
Basketball
Came
At
Ocean
Falls
Ends
in
36
to
It
Score
OCEAN
FALLS.
Mareh
12.-ln
a
basketball
game
between
the
Gen
eral
Store,
league
leaders,
and
an
all-star
team
comprising
the
pick
of
the
balance
of
the
league
teams,
the
former
was
defeated
36
to
14.
With
the
score
at
22
to
2
at
half
time,
the
Store
made
a
vain
but
hearty
effort
to
regain
their
loss.
BOOST
BY
BRALORNE
Mining;
Town
Paper
Replies
to
Ap
ologetic
Comment
of
Vancouver
Radio
Announcer
"Canada's
Biggest
Little
City"
is
the
way
Prince
Rupert
is
described
by
the
Bralorne
"Communicator"
in
defending
this
port
against
the
remark
of
a
Vancouver
radio
commentator
who
apologetically
referred
to
"the
little
town
of
Prince
Rupert."
The
Communicator,"
mentioning
that
Bralorne
possesses
quite
a
number
of
former
Prince
Rupert
residents,
declares
that
Prinee
Rupert
has
the
world's
finest
harbor,
the
world's
largest
fish
cold
storage
plant,
the
largest
floating
dry
dock
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
is
480
miles
nearer
to
Yokohama
than
any
other
Pacific
port,
is
the
largest
fishing
port
in
North
America,
is
the
largest
city
in
the
province
outside
of
the
immediate
vicinity
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
is
the
terminus
of
the
former
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
and
has
one
of
the
finest
grain
elevators
in
the
Dominion.
ERECTING
NEW
MINE
PLANTS
VANCOUVER,
March
12:
(CP)
Nine
new
gold
concentrating
planU
with
a
total
rated
capacity
of
1175
tons
begin"
operation
In
British
Columbia
by
the
middle
of
summer,
according
to
a
newspaper
survey.
'
LUCKS
TAX
ON
CATS
SASKATOON,
March
12:
(CP
A
$7
tax
on
cats
In
Saskatoon
Is
urged
by
W
J.
Russell,
local
fox
ancher.
He
says
cats
are
as
much
nuisance
as
dogs
and
should
ie
'axed
on
that
basis.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
CSS
NEW
YORK,
March
12:
(CP)
Max
Baer,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
took
a
long
stride
up
the
come-back
trail
last
night
by
pounding
out
a
blistering
fifteen-round
decision
over
Stas
Comeback
JJf
Scottish
League
First
Division
ArbroaVh
2,
Hamilton
Academi
cals
0.
Ayr
United
1,
Hibernians
1.
Clyde
0,
Queen
of
South
0.
i
Hearts
2,
Aberdeen
1.
I
Kilmarnock
2,
Rangers
1.
Morton-Queens
Park,
unplayed.
Motherwell
1,
Dundee
1.
Partick
ThisUe
1,
Celtic
6.
St.
Johnstone
0,
Falkirk
0.
Third
Lanark
1,
St.
Mirren
0.
English
League
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Manchester
City
2.
Charlton
Athletic
4,
Huddersfield
Town
0.
Chelsea
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Grimsby
Town
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Leeds
United
0,
Leicester
City
2.
Liverpool
4,
Sunderland
0.
Middlesbzrough
2,
Arsenal
1.
Portsmouth
4,
Brentford
1.
Preston
North
End
2,
Everton
1.
Stoke
City
1.
Blackpool
3.
County
2.
Labor
Body
In
Session
Prince
Rupert
posted
ments,
Council
Holds
Monthly
Meeting
in
the
various
establish-
age
fights
Madison
Square
Garden
has
seen
in
years.
It
was
the
1
third
defeat
for
Farr
just
recently
and
virtually
eliminates
him
from
the
championship
picture
in
which
Baer
looms
large
with
a
god
claim
to
meet
Max
Schmeling
as
soon
as
a
fight
can
be
arranged
with
the
German.
MAX
BAER
,
,
n
i
Baer
was
in
lus
old
form
last
night
Fighting
off
the
Welshman's
lefts,
he
crashed
Farr
time
and
time
again
with
hefty
rights.
He
floored
Farr
three
times
and
stopped
a
threatened
mid-way
rally.
Only
his
gameness
and
an
apparent
cast
iron
jaw
enabled
Farr
to
last
the
distance.
Baer
was
given
eleven
rounds,
Farr
three
and
one
was
called
even.
:
Old
Country
Soccer
.
Grotto
Wins
'Bridge
Cup
Had
.No
Difficulty
Disposing
of
Musketeers
Last
Night
in
Final
For
Tip
Top
Trophy
Grotto
won
the
Tip
Top
Tailors
bridge
cup
for
the
jear
by
scoring
.
ministration.
The
matter
of
a
city
t
manager
was
one
which
eventually
their
representative
or
representa.-
if
THE
NEW
MODELS
chaser.
You
cannot
rind
anything
to
equal
this
so
Investigate
quiekly.
Apply
608
6th
Ave.
East!
adjoining
lets.
63l
rams
wnicn
sianea
cm
Wednesday,
for
SALE
Electric
Range,
good
The
temperature
has
been
Quite
condition.
Also
bedroom
furni-:mUd-
lure
Apply
305
3rd
Ave.
(Gil
FOIt
RENT
isnould
be
decided
by
the
jatepay-
CLEAN,
well-fumlshed
modern
Trades
and
Labor"
wno-
U
was
elt
believed
that
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
61)
inev
snotiio
naup
mp
nmt
ti
riwi
HOUSE
DECORATING
nnKin
,
Z
ithou&ht
questionable
whether
a
PLASTER
and
Stucco
work,
also
Business
.at
a
the
Trades
and
La-
controller
appointed
from
Victoria
Brlck
and
Tile
Estimate
Free
bor
Council
last
Thursday
evening
and
subject
to
certain
influences'
?e
RrSede
""sneae.
Blue
S
.
Vw
included
consideration
of
a
mini-'would
be
to
the
best
advantage
to
mum
wage
oraer
covering
wait-
this
city.
resses
in
hotels
and
restaurants.
It
;
The
present
system
was
terrad
-oovi:hnmi:nt
i.uji
ok
act-Is
understood
that
these
orders
ar'a
"dictatorshio
who
annnrpntiv
.
...
'
.
.1'?"
"-
uiht
i
AiJiit:iiiin
ir
i
onMTiT
minKs
more
oi
un
can
alleys,
tot-
xran-rrr
of
iut
LWnce
em
narks
and
bond.hnlrtpr
thon
yncE
ivn
that
on
The
Council
will
endeavour
tr
'the
it5ta
.general
upkeep
of
roads
and
w
the
Uau
to
joiam
miormatlon
from
the
Mm
sidewalks."
It
was
n!
the
fppiinr
wmtroj
Board
for
conwot
to
transfer
ster
of
Education
on
the
percent
that,
while
the
Council
was
unzL.ZSZ
SJr.AfL
"H't'l
frying
fo
mote
a
douUe
date
fo
lonlgfl
.
.
.
"
"O.K.
bwt
!!
him
to
dowbl-p
on
th'
Swit
Copt,
fool"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
TA
putt
si
form
in
hith
tohtcto
can
be
imolttj."
1938.
SPRUCE
CREEK
HOTEL
UMITFD
'
Applloont
and
Traniferee
1
Two
wives
eosslped
the
other
day
And
I
heard
one
to
the
other
say,
"My
old
hub
is
a
clear
old
soul,
Jle
always
buys
me
Evitt's
loal."
SPRING
IN....
OnyxSkoes
ONYX!
The
very
name
suggests
the
brilliance
and
elegance
of
Onvx
Shoe
styles
for
Spring!
The
dainty
tie
(sketched
above)
is
typical
of
the
luxurious
footwear
we
are
showing
to
harmonize
with
your
new
suit
or
afternoon
ensemble.
But,
a
word
to
the
wise,
come
in
early
while
size
ranges
are
complete!
If
You
Are
Having
Trouble
With
Your
Feel
Can
Help
You
FWe
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTU,
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Classified
Ads.
FOR
SALE
AiVi
KU
TU
TKAUE
mP
RAT
E
R
hn
Hn
nutV1
WlLAi
niAJJE
f.W:f
2n
t
condition.
Price
J300.
an
easy
1Z7I8
to
7345
victory
over
'
EIGHT-ROOM
house
and
lot
$500,
WANTED
Small
Musketeers
in
the
final
last
nloht.
Two
Weeks
Of
Fine
Weather
Heavy
Rains
Fall
This
Wmk
at
Paper
Town,
Bringing
Sunny
.
Spell
Jo
End
i
OCEAN
FALLS,March
12-A
two
weeks
solid
oeriod
of
fine.'
stmnv
West
Bromwlch
Albion
4,
Derby
-weather
ended
this
week
with
heavy
Ward
Electric
Co.
half
cash.
Capitol
Shop.
A
nap.i
GO)
(62)
i
UPRIGHT
Piano
for
sale.
Cheap.!
Ateo
8
volume
of
"Elson
Music
I
and
Musicians."
Apply
Mrs.
De;
Carlo.
Phone
.567.
j
.section
6.
AttracUve
building
site.
Winnipeg
WANTED
or
apartment
mlssloner
farr2ifd
4v
.
r.
PERSONAL
6th
Ave.
East,
all
cleared
and'
HELPED
HUSDRF.
haspmpnt
rlne
to
rook
Will
sell
1.
'
TL
:
....
i
"
'.
'i
n
I
TA1V
Tin
t
onR
Rl
14
or
2
tots
on
terms
to
suit
pur-
.
,
.
'
.
n
...
r
toms
Examiner.
Clerks,
Stenographers,
etc,
nd
ii-il
JU
w
o
r-
Schools
Ltd.,
W
c-.jpeg.
in
Canada.
H
f
IT
HT
I
VM
.
..I
..I
.
n
ft,
Tf
ri
mull
1U
Kft
VigUI
.
Vlutt.l.J
J
-
oyster
lnvigorators
and
o1
stimulants
in
New
ostkw
-
Tablets.
Tone
ud
wjrn.
exta
ed,
weakened
system
Iinoia-
funds
price.
$U5.
You
risks
intr
RrM
hv
nil
eood
drug
store
,
.4
.
trill
EET
i&
m.1
i
m
i
ii
i
,
mx
m
m
Ariirai4-i.
m
ill
se
rc::)vo
neon
of
MniTii
2G.:.
J
'
trlpt
Ibrnur
t
Prl'
V
be
;
UKd
It
ui
'
Vtetcrbt,
or
tile
Dlv
'
Priac
Hurrt
.
iv
$;
oo
Ot
ntUd
t
inus;
be
V
MM
not
mere
t.tia::
age
of
children
suffering
fror
terably
opposed
to
relief
recipients
'lng
known
Bpruce
cwk
Hotel,
situ-;
nt
oat
.:
be
'
malnutritton
and
defective
teeth
having
to
work
for
their
meagre
i
L
'Z
.
n
trus
city.
pittance,
they
could
be
more
flt-!P1tT
cuim
"8uy
at
spruce
creek,
with
the
r-r.i:'
'i
ihToSiTIL-
m-.
"ound
the
school
Sr
rSTT'
mat
other
organizations
were
tak-
grounds
which
were
In
a
sorry
Britteh
cwumbia.
irn
Muiord
Got-.
trt!
.a
t,tiiir.i
ing
an
active
Interest
In
civic
ad
condition.
,Don
u'rtl
spruce
cmk
Hot
fSS
iumiwiin:
;
jUmlted.
of
Spruce
Cm.
British
CM-1
ellgtWe
JIV
frr
Uie
"
lumbla.
the
Trarmferee.
I
wiilrb
jMxatmznrnM
w
J
.
.
.
I
Dated
tfilt
lth
dav
of
PcbrunrT.
I
Hutorn
r
rvnulred.
Oia
'So
'Mows
Abeurtfie
cc&t
wesetoyouf
7
.
La
;
'
APP
:lvt
J1
ve
W1
t
He
am
tmv
...
J.
w
Kb
J"'
Tr.
mm
i
coal'
immui
-
a
,mmi
I'or
The
esl
Ctn1
in
Town,
PHILPOTT
EVITT
&
CO.
LTD.
651
PHONES
652
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
saw
V
1TJB1
NORMAN
iwiuv
CIv.L
Sen:
--ffc