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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulation!
Wednesday,
April
13,
1938.
Ever'
spring
the
business
peonle
V
Prince
Runert
register
protests
against
the
time
allowed
in
Prince
Ru
DKLADIER
SUPPORTED
'
The
new
prime
minister
of
France,
Edouard
Deladier,
started
out
in
the
premiership
yesterday
with
excellent
prospects.
As
published
in
this
paper
yesterday,
he
was
given
an
almost
unanimous
vote
of
confidence
by
the
Chamber
of
Deputies,
even
the
Communists
supporting
him.
If
he
can
secure
the
right
to
absolute
powers
for
thi;e,e
or
six
months,
as
asked,
he
may
be
able
to
set
the
country
on
the
right
track
and
make
it
possible
to
withstand
an
attack
trom
an
enemy.
While
it
is
prophesied
that'
he
will
meet
with
defeat,
it
is
possible
that
he
may
be
given
at
least
a
part
of
what
he
asks.
't
Under
ihe
present
setup
with
so
many
parties
and
their
crosg-curEenU
it
is
almost
impossible
to
do
anything.
SIXTEEN
THOUSAND
LABOR
VOTES
It
still
seems
to
be
a
matter
of
surprise
that
sixteen
thousand
people
supported
the
Labor
Party
of
Great
Britain
in
West
Fnlhnm
in
trio
rpnnnt
oWHnn
tbnrn
TVmw
v.5uld
do
that
only
because
they
wanted
to
let
the
gov-1
eminent
know
that
they
were
dissatisfied.
They
did
not;
tUn
fn..nrn.'v.
t.
.
i
r
1
il
l'
1
1
,
1
.
."'.f
aJtuaLjuji
anu
iney
parucuiany
oojecieu
to
the
forced
resignation
of
Anthony
Eden,
secretary
of
state
for
foreign
affairs.
Possibly
if
the
treaty
with
Italy
is.jn.e.(1
Pro;es
satisfactory,
pub.li.Q
opinion
oyv
there
may
changQ.
'
'
'""
:
,
Ti
Labjy
candidate
who
won
had
a
majority
of
aboiit
fpurte.en
hundred.
In
1935
a
Conservative
was
elected
there
by
a
majority
of
over
'three
thousand
arid
Conservatives
were
also
elected
in
1931
and
1930,
but
in
1829
a
Labor
man
had
their
confidence
for
a
brief
period.
Prior
to
that
Conservatives
held
the
seat
since
1900.
Defeated
Saskatoon
Night
in
First
or
Series
BOWLING
pert
by
tne
coast
steamships,
particularly
those
going
tolforth
and
Irom
Alaska.
V
arc
ant
In
WT
tVit
iViu
nnt
'rlng
lkii
incic
i
juaiuiyuiiuii
lor
iiie
proiesis.
In
view
ot
local
conditions
it
may
be
of
interest
to
note
what
is
going
on
at
other
points
on
the
coast.
Take
the
case
of
Alberni.
In
the
past
the
twin
cities
have
been
served
by
the
Princess
,
Maquinna.
Owing
to
the
revival
1
W.A
of
business
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
the
C.P.R.
is
placing
the
Princess
Norah
in
the
West
Coast
service
for
the
special
purpose
of
catering
to
tourist
business.
She
will
make
calls
at
a
number
of
points
but
will
pass
up
Aiberni,
presumably
because
that
port
is
a
long
instance
inianti
and
me
time
taken
to
reach
it
is
too
tn-eat.
VT
it
Alt
i
...
Grads
Last
lUUvf-lbafi
SASKATOON,
April
.13:
QS-Vancouver
Vestcrns
advanced
further
towards
the
Dominion
senior
men's
basjceibali
ciiampionshi.
last
night
by
defeating
Saskatooi.
Grads
48
to
34
in
the
first
of
a
two
game
total
point
series
for
Lht
right
to
meet
Winnipeg
St.
An
drew's
in
the
western
finals.
An
WUIoiit'liby
accounted
for
twenty
three
of
the
Westerns'
points.
Tiit
second
game
will
be
played
to
morrow
nieht.
BANQUET
Forty-Four
Ladies
In
Attendance
At
Jolly
Affair
In
Knox
Hotel'
'
The
annual
banquet
of
the
Lad
ies'
Bowling
League
to
mark
the
closing
of
the
past
season's
league
activities
was
held
last
night
in
the
Knox
Hotel.
It
was
a
highly'
suc
cessful
and
enjoyable
affair
with
no
less
than
forty-four
ladies
in
at
tendance.
Features
of
the
evening's
proceedings
included
the
presentation
of
the
season's
trophies
and
the
staking
of
a
highly
enter
taining
comic
skit
ent!t!:d
"A
Slight
Misunderstanding"
by
the
members
of
the
Knox
Hotel
team-Mrs.
Robert
Brazil.
Mrs.
Pete
Peterson,
Mrs.
Scharffe.
Mrs.
Herbert
Larson
and
Miss
Marie
Schacffer
Mrs.
May
Bond
sang
vocar
solo;
and
there
was
also
community
'.inglng.
Mrs.
Floyd
Smith,
president
of
the
League,
was
in
the
chair
anfl
war
assisted
in
making
the
presentation!
by
Mrs.
Ratoiert
BfWfcll.
the
secrejtary-treasurer.
Tfie
Annette
Cup.
for
league
championship,
went
the
second
-time
to
the
Rangers,
received
by
tiiaptall'Mm
'
T.
.
on's
average
traphie.
To
th?
Telephone
OlrH
a
cmll
eup
was
pn-"'hted
as
a
con.snlation
award,
be-
HAWKS
ARE
T
CHAMPIONS'
Chicago
Defeats
Toronto
4
to
I
in
I'ourfh
"and"
Deciding
Ganie
of
StaTiley
Cup
'SerTe
.
CHICAGO,
April
13:
CiJ
CnJcaeo1
rnia(k
Hanks,
whtt
just
scraiml
info
the
pUv-otU
this
wiiffer.
lay
night
on
tfStaV
ley
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
woiMSr
professional
hotkey
championship.
In
the
fourth
game
of
the
series,
the
Hawks
defeated
the
Toronto
'.Maple
leafs
I
to
I.
They
haiT
won
the
first
ganie
after
which
the
Leafs
took
the
second.
Then"
the
(-'hicagoans
"took
the
third
game.
Carf
Toss
scored
the
winning
soil
in
the
second
period
after
the
count
had
been
tied
one
all.
Latrv
two
more
were
added
for
good
measure.
Seventeen
thousand
fans
watched
the
game
in
the
Chicago
Arena.
The
1937
series
turned
out
to
be
one
of
the
strangest
play-offs
in
professional
hotkey
history.
The
Hawks
wound
up
with
the
most
decisive
victory
of
the
series.
In
experience
of
the
Toronto
youngsters
caused
the
team
to
crack
wide
open
before
the
experience
of
the
veteran
Hawks.
The
crack-up
jcame
within
a
minute
and
a
half
of
the
second
period
when
two
Leaf
errors
gave
the
Hawks
the
scoring
chances
they
needed
to
build
lip
their
victory
.Margin.
SERIES
IS
St'
Boniface
Seals
Blank
Oshawa
Generals
To
Take
Second
01
.Memorial
Cup
Finals
'I
OR
110,
Aoril
13:
(CP-
S1
":nifac:-
Orals
defeated
Oshawa
'
encrat
fcftfS
score
of
'4
to
nU
ven
up
the"
count
at
two
games
ach
in
the
finals
for
the
Memoh
al
Cup.
emblematic
of
Canadian
by
lss
Alrta
Johnson.
:ngeiyed
GeneraM
nfld
tH-
ffnrt'
gam
Those
In
attendance
at-the
ban-
.nree
to
two
ou'et
were
Mrs.
"Floyd
Smith,
Mrs.
Robert
Brasell.
Miss
B.
Dickens
:
SPORT
CHAT
iritauis
hiniy
winter
and
Us
even
mote
hardy
steeplechase
fans
"
?-
-'
h:t
wlthv.
t
biinkic?
an
eye
hsve
iefl
place
to
fntte
spring
and
-
a
m
re
cau-ttoaf
horde
Who
supper.
flat-racing
books?
Fbit
ti
-
m
daep't
charm
sfsJei
and'
plte
-
"but
as
a
rtj
fewW
long
sluO
wifl.
Then
tire
fc
'tne
society
angle.
Newmarket,
lincobx
Astat.
Epsom.
Goodwood
attract
mate
and
female
fashion
plates
who
go
to
be
seen
and
see
whereas
Jhe
drab
winter
of
far:
ine
musters
only
those
who
go
:a
see
in
comfort
j
The
-flat'
breeds
a
distinctive
'allowing
apart
from
the
society
element
for
most
family
budgets
in
Kn
eland
are
arranged
to
pro-
.V"
Tide
at
least
a
"couple
of
bobs
a
Esfinion
week
for
-tote"'
investments.
The
would
be
in
a
normal
year
at
the
first
of
May.
The
line
weather,
however,
has
had
an
adverse
effect
in
omc
cases
where
hird
ground
,ha?
resultekj'
IVj
sbre
limbs'
Quints
To
Romp
Will
Not
Kc
Kx..iliitrd
in
Thcii
May
Vard
After
This
Summer
NEW
YORK
Ami
13:
H
P
Dr.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe
of
Cailander
Ontario,
told
iritervievcris'
V'estr
.
Mis--
E
D!?kens
Mr
Mai
p.nnri
.
r.n
uK
r.Yr,
m
n.r
day
that
the
famcus
Dionne
quin
Mr?.
William
Rothwell.
Mrs.
S.
E.!
Ingram.
Mr..
Harold
Ray
bone.
Mr?
pet
wl
n"t
be
exhited
i--Alexander.
thelr
Callander
yard
after
thh
Mr
sunnv
Dicken
nr
vr(
iT,in,,
nr
v
ploy
Vis;
A.
Colussl.
Mrs.
Madlll.
Mrs.
G.
!
.iis
3-
Last
Year
For
uauQsrg.
miss
yager,
,,
.
Ballintcr.
Miss
Biu-Dert.
7
"
J
"v.r"
HHUday
Ml-
D.
Houlden,
Miss
R.I
Mte
Johnson.
AI1M
Mickey
Skatte-
"l"'
W1"r
J9?,?
Iib'lle
Mis
McLod.
Miss
Peachv.
I
NnW
tllfl
AHwi-ni
nonnla
nn
..m:n,1
U
AL
1
Picfman
Wic.
Anilnn
a
ti,.
'
'.r
'
t
-
'
WardianS
Of
tll2
0Uintj51etS
fp!'
they
have
a
place
that
should
interest
tourists
and
the
Al-
,nM"p.
&b""f-
;'"'
"7-
-
r-me
hk.
wnMm.
Xfc
,i"JE
b,-'
terni
Canal
is
most
heautiful.
They
are
planning
try'f
.
T,.
C
"?
"
:
IO
Ifet
tne
lf
Ut
i:tnrurn
tha
r
pnmeh
n
n
inc
ollo
nar-niui.
the
Norab
to
make
calls
at
their
port
regularly.
What
we
have
several
times
suggested
in
connection
with
this
eity
is
that
Prince
Rupert
should
muke
the
city
so
attractive
that
no
steamship
company
can
afford
to
cut
tourists
off
from
the
privilege
of
a
more
or
less
leng-'thy
stay.
We
are
doinir
that
to
snmp
nxtpnt
nlmnrW
hv
!the
development
of
parks
and
gardens
and
the.
establish-
mftni
nf
m
mttLmm
PnM..
i
1
11
,
(...v.,
v.
u
niuncuiii.
uvuiy
iiiijm
(ivfiiit'iiu
iii;iKi's
inc
cny
that
much
more
attractive.
t'
.:''
l
ii
'
25
for
25j
and
Pocket
tins
of
Jijty
PLAIN
OP
CORK
TIP
Decks
awash
burying
her
nose
in
brine
at
every
forward
plunge-
while
green
seas
cascade
from
foc'sle
and
every
scupper
spouts
white
foam
.
.
.
When
heavy
weather
strilc
Britain's
men
''carry
on"
true
to
the
tradition
of
the
service.
There
is
tradition,
too,
behind
every
package
of
Player's
"Mild",
the
great
tradition
of
English
cigarette
making
.
.
.'It's
the
tobacco
that
counts".
Try
Player's
"Mild"
and
see
how
naturally
good
a
cigaretle
can
bo.
Cork
tips
if
you
wish.'
'
'Mild"
tNAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
Itova;
LONDON'
COM
id
A
iMir
l.Z'i&q.
ArU
v.:
c'rl
wa
d'jwn
12c;
fiii'?
'cm-don
matket
yesterday
TAOZ
TWO
TUB
DAJLT
NEWS
Wednesday
At:;
Style
and
Quality
For
Your
Easter
Footwear
Ladies'
Oxfords
and
Straps
Ladies"
ultra
smart
gaberdine
oxfords
and
straps
in
navy
and
black
and
multi-color
browns.
Styles
to
suit
every
desire.
Priced
Jg
"Julia
Arthur"
Oxfords
and
Pumps
"Julia
Arthur"
beautiful
street
oxfords
and
pumps
in
cuban
and
continental
heels.
la
all
leathers
and
bubbling
over
with
style.
For
the
more
fastidious.
Men's
Calf
Oxfords
'm
Mens
calf
oxfords
in
12
different
toes
and
designs
to
suit
every
desire
in
style
and
quality
These
lines
have
special
appeal.
Priced
GO
AtZ
VVt
AC
WESTERNS
TAKE
LEAD
16,'
I.
SJ.2S
only
other
sport
wbicn
attracts
w
wood.
Prince
George;
S.
Moy
more
small
stakes
Is
football
al-
kje
yanCouver;
C.
Closter,
Digoy
though
greyhound
racing
has
been
island.
challenging
this
field.
And
this
'
Prince
Kupert
year
launched
as
usual
by
the!
e.
O.
Tyrer'ancl
J.'H.
Eastman
.
Lincolnshire
should
be
bigger
'
and
Atlln;
Lyon
Lightstohe.
Robert
better
than
ever.
For
initance
.Macnlcol,
K.
Ftaser.
li.
Si
Hawkins
never
before
have
the
famous
'and
t.
G.
Wall.
Vancouver;
Mrs
Limekilns
galloping
grounds
g.
A.
MacMlllan.
Allen
MacMlllan
been
opened
for
work
so
early
In
and
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Thomas
Ander-the
year;
noises
hare
been
out
son,
aclty:
R.
McGulre.
Toronto;
since
the
last
of
February
whereas
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
M.
Inch,
Wlnnl-usually
tt
is
latt
April
f
early
May
peg;
A.
K.
Jacobsfin
a,nd
Alice
E
when
they
first
begin
'"tralnfnp
Jacobsorf.
"ShfrJeyV
J.
C.
K'
Sealy
'
canters.'
'
Smlthers;
TJ.
Chritchley.
Inverness
-
"'
'
'
'
'
"'
I
"Savoy
;
The
season
started
inapproprl-1
0
Olson
and'
f.
-Elliott.
C.
N.
P
ately
by
a
win
for
a
French
Invad-
Mr
jrfcigas,
Kwlntsa;
II.
Pedro
er
Graine
de
Beaute
in
the
open-and
r
vlder.
Anyoxf
r.
and
Mis
I
ing
race
at
Lincoln.
Te
farly
sea-
d7'a.1
McKihnon
arid
D.
McLennan
son
means,
according
to
Steve
Don-
Terrace:
7ack
Yule.
Port
Edward
cghue.
Jockey
who
turned
trainer,
m?
and
Mrs.
If.
Pobume'y.
UsV
that
the
two-year-olds,
instead
of
Mrs.
Frank
Prehschaff.
Petersburg
being
half-trained
and
naif
fit
as
Alaska:
Walter'
Riide.
Roy
tlhft
they
are
after
usual
English
winters
Reldor
Morberg
and
Erllrig
Rudo
I-it
rpxTrTt
t
TT
jf
a'it
fog
and
swamPv
o;ns
wU1
May
Lahamg.
y.
f
.
h
VP
irll
ilrbe
advanced
to
the
stane
they
ruiqi:
il
it
.
?
luhsin;-
i!
th.
U
H
ui-.w
Hcfift
j).-
uint
ads
'
i
Z
'"y
ui.
"
t..
T.l.
'
c't.
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
.The
Food
Is
Good
The
lloorn
Are
Clean
The
llouje
Is
Warm
The
Service
Friendly
The
Rates
Are
Reasonable
POX
HOTEL
R.
Brazil
N.
M.
Krasell
theaner
Feed
mm
Having
a
surplus
of
llulkley
Valley
wheat'lf
Is
necessary
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
.18
or
538
and
Save
.Money.
Prince
Rupert
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C
m
pa
115
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