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Monday,
January
24,
1938.
HAinO
LICENSE
INCREASE
Jh,?re
Js
to
fae
an
increase
in
the
radio
license
fee
from
.
two
dollars
to
-two
and
a
klf
dollars.
To
that
there
should
!
.ectl0n
as
long
as
the
people
get
service
in
re-!
;
turn;
for
the
money
paid
and
as
long
as
the
license
is
col-'
sleeted
from
everyone.
t
,Uj
.t0
thLe
P.resent
tm's
matter
of
radio
has
never
been
'
jtackled
m
a
businesslike
manner.
The
system
of
havintr
a
.local
inspector
seems
to
have
failed
and
the
visitihff
inspectors
have
been
only
spascodically
active.
What
we
seem
to
need
is
more
frequent
visits
from
an
outside
official
who
should
be
clothed
with
power
to
enforce
the
re-S,of
interference
and
a
system
of
Collection
under
tthich
every
person
using
a
radio
should
be
forced
to
pay
the
fee
or
have
the
radio
sealed
until
the
fee
is
paid
Most
people
object
to
paying
the
fee
when
they
know
their
neighbors
get
by
without
paying.
To
make
payment
optional
is
to
makfe
a
joke
of
the
whole
license
system.
Prince
Rupert
cannot
expect
to
get
unfailing
reception
from.
the
south.
We
are
simply
out-of
range.
What
.we
want
is
to
be
able
to
get
reception
when
conditions
are
fairly
good.
We
want
to
have
such
reception
that
we
can
,
make
use
of
the'
waves
when
they
are
arriving
in
the
city
Most
people
would
have
no
objection
to
paying
the
fee'
if
they
could
be
assured
of
reasonably
good
reception.
Those
,
who
object
then
should
not
be
allowed
the
priviletre
of
us-v.mg
the
radio.
,
The
Vancouver
station
CBR
has
been
a
great
aid
to
the
northern
part
of
the
province.
The
programs
average
imuch
higher
than
American
stations
to
the
south
but
of-
teri
the
waves
are
not
strong
enough
and
the
local
interference
is
too
strong.
The
result
is
that
evcept
for
the
local
station
many
evenings
are
blank.
!
LEAST
POSSIBLE
INTERFERENCE
j
Dr.
Clem
Davies,
who
has
just
returned
from
a
visit
to
England,
urges
that
British
Columbia
should
develop
thenntry
as
rapidly
as
possible
along
British
lines
with
,as
little
interference
from
the
government
as
possible1.
The
people
in
Britain
are
speeding
up,
industries
and
working
as
a
unit
he
says.
There
is
a
feeling
of
unity
and
patriotism
that
is
solid
and
real.
Geo.
Coffin
D.C,
Ph.C
Sp.C.
Chiropractic
Specialist
N6
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LEEDS
APARTMENTS
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Rupert,
B.C.
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Central
Hotel
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and
CAFE
Phone
51
for
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
John
Muir,
arrived
In
port
at
7:
15
last
eV-
ening
from
the
south
and
saitedf
at
!8:45
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
i
northern
points
whence
she
will
re
turn
here
tomorrow
southbound.
Capt.
John
L.
Malcolmson,
pilot
of
the
steamer
Carderia,
was
obliged
to
leave
the
vessel
on
her
arrival
here"
Saturday
morning1
from
the
south
to
enter
.Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
suffering
ttoih
a
severe
attack
of
torisllltls.
Latest
reports
are
that
he
.Is
tlping
nicely;
Chief
Steward
Beft'Ebden
of
the
steamer
Catala
Is
now.
ashore
in
motorship
liner
Northland.
Capt.
Len
Williams,
arrived
in
jiort
at
12:50
midnight
Saturday
morning"
from
Ketchikan
and.
after
dis
charging
ten
carloads
of
rozen
ish'
for
transshipment
East
over
Can
adian
National
Railways,,
sailed
Sunday
morning
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
There
has
been
no
further
information
in
regard
to
the
visit
to
this
port
of
the
United
States
Navy
aircraft
tender
Teal
which,
according
to
announcement,
was
to
be
here
between
January
20
and
26.
The
Teal
was
at
Ketchikan
last
night.
The
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Association
was
In
session
here
yesterday
in
connection
with
curtailment
and
conservation
measures
for
the
coming
season
Further
w6rd
is
being
awaited
from
Seattle
and
nothing
was
done.
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Aztec.
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Cariboo
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Premier.
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Reeves
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.45.
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Relief
Arlington,
.18.
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Reward.
.06.
Salmon
Gold.
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
Ml?.
Hedley
Amalg.,
.05
(ask).
Premier
Border,
.,01?.
Silbak
Premier,
1.90.
Congress,
.02.
Home
Gold,
.01
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Grandview,
.09'.
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Indian,
.02V,.
Quatsin'o
Copper.
.OSi.
Haida
Gold.
.05:
Oils
A.
P.
Coll..
.30.
Calmont,
.53.
C
St
E.
2.C5.
Freehold,
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Hargal.
.25.
.1
MfcDougal'l
Segur.
.i5.
J
Mercury.
.17
'A
,
Okalta,
2.15.
'
;
Pacalta
.i2.
Hdme
Oil,
1.30.
'
,
Toron
id
Beatlie.
1,35.
'
Central
Patricia,
2.21.
,
Gods
Lake.
.59.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.45.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
.92.
Pickle
Crow,
4.90.
Red
Lake
Gold
Bhdri;
.33
(4.
San
Antonio.
1.4l
Sherritt
Cordon.
1.49.
Smelters
dold,
.01
J.
McLeod
Cockshuti,
1.35..
Oklend,
.1
Mosher,
.13.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.
Stadacona,
.27.
r
v
Frbnlier
Red
Latg,
07
Ffaricoeur.
.44.
'
,
:'
Moneta,
2.23.
'
r
-Thompson
Cadillac,
.24.
Bankfleld
.64.
East
Malartlc,
i.U;
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.20.
Hutchison
Late,
.12.
.
Dawson
White,
J02
(ask).
.
Aldermac.
3.
Kerr
Addison.
1.86.
Uchi
Gold.
1.31
Martin
Bird,
Ai.
Intern!
Nickel,
40.15.
Nbrahda,
59.00.
Con.
Smelters,
61.50.
Rach
the
most
people
m
etty
and
district
with
tu
QYertlsment
In
the
Dally
Newt.
1
Moose
Royal
Hotel
Grotto
Three
Five
Maroohs
Taxi
,13
iii
to'
LADIES
r
BOWLING
a
v
II
iS
CLOSE
which
these
two'
teams
are
for
third
place.
Klnslor
and
Paul
of
Three
Five
Taxi
tied
for
the
honors,
eacli
with
184.
Individual
scoring
was
as
lows;
.GIOTTO
12
Bury
135
175
A.
Comadlna
159
160
Zeiman
188
167
Irving
148
Morin
164
206
Totals
646
856
:
.
35
TAXI
i
2
Cic'cone
163
i59
Kinsior,
..205
188
D.
Houston
166
176
Paul
170
190
Wendle
122
Tdtals
704
835
ROYAL
HOTEL
1
2
Schriaberg
192
189
J.
Comadlna
144
190
Donald
188
165
Todd
177
122
Smith
182
166
Totals
883
832
MOOSE
12
Royer
159
172
Gunderson
151
154
Haiidenschlld
150
99
Stiles
9
17fl
Asemissen
187
136
i
Totals
..
The
standing
of
second
half,
of
he
season
Is
as
follows,:
Woft
Lost
Pts,
7
10
li
'16
5
4
5
4
4
5
4
5
Hockey
Standings
Toronto"
NATIONAL
LEAGfJfc
International
division'
W
'D
L
'
;.,,CahadIen
i
Americans
81
76
63
57
Afnericafi
bivisfim
boston
18
2
7
76
Rangers
15
6
8
84
i'Chicago
8-6
14
51
,-;Detr6lt
6
7
16
50
A
87
75
53
75
53
"50
74
81
W..
-
-
-'l
Following
are
lists
of
the
78
Royal
Hotel'
anA
Moose
"ied
Fot
athletfes
who
will
represent.
Ca-First
Hace
itf
fen
Pris
With
nada
at
the
British
Empire
Games
Three
Five
and
Grotto
Close
In
Sydney,
Australia,
February
5-On
heel's
12.
Royal
Hotel
scored
a
three
gamn
Track
and
Field,
Men
Eric
Coy,
to
nil
clean
sweep
victory
over
Winnipeg,
shot
put;
Pat
Haley,
Moo.se.
In
(he
city
Teh
Pri
Cowling'
Trait
rf.C..
filgfi
tiMp",
440
relay,
League
list
.-night
and
Ut
two
100
yards;
Joe
Haley.
Trail,
B.C.,
yards;
877.
BOWLING
January
25
Merchantettes
vs
Great
Liner
Leaving
New
York
for
Scotland"
Where
sfie
is
to
be
Broker!
Vp
NEW
YORK,
iah.
24:
fhfe
Once
great
tran-Atidnllt
liner
Leviathan
li
UJ
leave
(odsiy
6h
net
finai
voyage,
she
Is
going
to
Sc6tiand
t0
be
broken
up.
Trouble
iri
C0hhectI6n
with
the
signing
on
of
a
crew
was
expected,
to
be
ironed
out
so
as
not
to
delay
the.
vessel's
departure.
LEAFS
WERE
BADLY
BEAT
Lost
9
to
1
to'
Boitofl
Bruins
Saturday
Night
Canadlens
Take
Kunner-iiii
Position
TORONTO,
Jan.
24:
CP
Boston
Bruins,
leaders
of
the
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
and
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
pacemakers
In
the
International
teams
are
now
tied
for
first
placp
high
Jump;
Sigurd
Nellson,
Saint
'
Division,
clashed
at
the
Maple
Leaf
iin
thi
IfflETiip
stnndinp
In
the
Tnhrr
N
H
.
4411
relflV.
1UU
ana
I
nnrHonp
horn
Snhintov
nlah
nrt
It
Vancouver
6ri
his
ahhtfal
vacation,
jsebnutt
fixture?
,.,'of
the
evening
yards:
Walter
Young,
Verdun,
1
turned
oit
to
be
an
ignominious
iThree
Five
Taxi
won
two
games
to
Que.,
marathon;
Larry
OConnor.J
r0lt
for
.the
Mapb
Leafs
by
a
score
Northland
Transportation
Co.VS
one
ver
Grotto
as
a
result
of
Toronto,
half
mile:
Jonn
Loanng,
0f
9
to
1.
Playing
in
Chicago
Snn
tied
London.
Ont..
mile
relay.
440
yards
day
night.
the
Bruins
were
defeated
133
137
and
440
hurdles;
Max
Lenover,
Chatham,
Ont.,
mile
relay
anfl
half
mile;
James
Courtright,
Ot-fol-
tawa,
Javelin;
Ilaroid
Brown,
Meadford,
Ont.,
broad
jump:
Wal-3
lace
Brown,
Meadford,
0nt7
broad
158
Jump
and
hop-step-and-jump;
162
Stewart
Frid,
Hamilton,
Ont.,
pole
vault;
Lloyd
Longman,
Toronto
marathon;
James
BartleU,
Osha-
176
wa,
Ont.,
marathon;
Robert
Rah-
kine,
Preston,
Ont.,
three
arid
six
766
mile;
Bill
Dale,
Victoria,
mile
re-3
lay
and
880
yards;
Jack
BrOwn.
167
Toronto,
440
relay,
100
and
220
158
yards;
George
Sutherland,
be
166
Winton,
Alta.,
hammer
throw
and
192
shot
put;
Bill
Fritz.
Toronto,
mile"
157
j
relay
and
440
yards;
Art
Clarke';
1
Toronto,
one
mile,
two
mile
and
!
840
steeplechase;
Milton
Pa
n
ton-3
;
North
Battleford,
Sask.,
broad
160
Jump
and
high
Jump;
Jack
On,;
191
Vancouver,
mile
relay
and
44C
131
yards;
Jack
Harrison,
Vancouver,'
188
,
100'
and
220
yards;
Jack
Fraser.
193
Vancouver,
440
relay
and
440
3
to
2
by
the
Black
ilawks
in
a
close
contest.
At
Montreal
Saturday
night
the
Canadlens
defeated
the
New
York
Americans
by
a
score
of
4
to
2.
The
Americans
were
beaten
again
Sunday
night
at
Detroit
when
they
lost
to
the
Ded
Wings
3
to
2.
The
Canadlens
are
now
In
exclusive
possession
of
second
place
In
he
International
Division
after
haying
tied
with
the
Americans
for
that
position.
National
Hockey
League
weekend
scores
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Games
Americans
2,
Canadlens
4.
Boston
9,
Toronto
1,
Sunday
(lames
Maroons
2,
Rangers
8.
Boston
2,
Chicago
3.
Americans
2,
Detroit
3.
3
I
Track
and
Field,
Women
Alieen
1
'
"
87
Meagher.
Halifax,
ioo
and
20J
rietre
diving;
Lynda
Adams,
Van-
15:
yards;
Jeanette
bolson,
Toronto"
cowver,
three-metre
and
tower
div-
144,100
yards;
Isobel
Bleasdeil,
Mont-Jhig.
179
j
real.
100
and
200
yards;
Evelyn!
16"
oosnawk.
Winnipeg,
200
yards
and'.
21'
38
36
22
19
1
1
medley
relay
and
440
free
stvle
Bobby
HooDer,
Vancouver,
free
style.
880
relay.
440
free
style
and
one
mile;
Jimmy
Prentice,
Toronto
breast
stroke,
medley
relaj
and
220
breast
stroke.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Seattle.
4;
Spokane,
2.
Boxers
Joe
Gagnon,
.Montreal
broad
Jump;
Robina
Higgins
""yw(e,ght;(
?(lly
,?rade-
tyVlnn'P
743
737
723
Winnipeg,
Javelin
and
di.sVuss:
a?mwe,8h,t:,
""r,StTSt
.
ThPimn
vnrwc
'n
nn
Catherines.
Ontr,
lightweight;
Nor-
to
date
,sna
oroaa.
jump;
yyonite
DIngley,
Duncan.
B;
p..
high
jump
and
hurdles;,
Margaret
Bell;
Vancouver,
high
Jumn;
Barbara
Howard
Vancouver.
i66
yards:
Isabella
Mil.
man
Dawson,
Vancouver,
.veltcr-weight;
Rex
Carey.
Victoria,
middleweight;
Tommy
Osborne,
Mont
real,
heavyweight.
Wrestlers
Vernon
Blake,
Mon-
er,
Hamilton.
Ont
hltrh
Jump
and
real,
bantamweight
uiuau
imam
vioiei
Aionwomery
Montreal
Winnipeg,
100
and
220
yards.
Swimmers,
Men
Gordon
Kerr
Wind.sor,
Ont..
backstroke.
medle
relay
and
ioo
yards:
Jean
Marc
Demers,
Mbritreal.
backstroke.
10C
yards:
Gordon
Devlin.
Toronto
Lafry
Clarke
featherweight;
Terry
Evans,
Toronto,
middleweight
Jack
Whalen,
Vancouver,
heavy
weight.
Oarsmen
Kenny
Jaggard,
Van
cpuver,
coxswain;
Jack
McDonald
Victoria:
JImmv
Tern
Die.
Victoria
Pts
c
siyie'
oou-yara
relay
and
one-
v.,ax
wmmer,
victoria:
von
Davis
33
mile
swim;
feeorge
Burleigh,
Tor
Victoria;
Dan
Moses,
Victoria.
2.u,.i.u.
4,cc
aiyie.
ceu-yara
relay
25and
100
free
style;
Bob
PJrie,
Tor-
01119.
iree
style.
880-vard
relav
bowlers
bob
Gray.
Vahcouvei
(Captain);
John
Fleming.
Van
couver:
Ab.
Reid,
Vancouver.
Dick
Adam,
Vancouver.
Cyclists-
Morris
Robinson,
Van
couver,
five
to
50
miles;
Geore
Graves,
Montreal,
sprints,
V2
mll
l
mile,
etc.;
Ishwn
fizzy)
Lampard
ri
,
Z.
1
Toronto,
distance,
50,
and
10C
.ncjo.
men
ueorge
Atnans.
miles
Vancouver,
three-metre
and
tower
diving.
Swimmers.
Women
Phvilis
no
war.
Vancouver;
free
style,
440-relay.
100
and
440
free
style;
Noel1
Bluebirds;
Anrfettea
vs.
Knox
Hotel;
uxenoury.
55)
New
rZ,
Westminster
5
I
Telephone
Girls
vs.
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Gang
fon5
m!
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i
mlcy
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and
,
Rangers
til-100
Big
Sisters,
Dorothy
ys;
,
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uuis;
cng
oiirs
vs.
uiue
1
Birds;
Merchantettes
vs.
Rangers;)
JOur
Gang
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
J
.VF'ebirtlafy
8
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Mer-
rchahteltes;
Rangers
vs.
Our
Gang';
IBIS
Sisters
vs.
Telephone
GItl5;
.
Blue
birds
vs.
Annettes.
i
fttrifary'
15
big
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An
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.
Blue
1
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vs.
Telephone
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Rangers
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Knox
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6ur
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On
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ioronto,
iree
style.
440
relay,
med
220
breast
stroke,
Joan
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Vancouver,
breast
auuite,
meaiey
relay
and
220
breast
Stroke;
Florence
liuinble
'
Montreal,
free
style,
440.Teiay
100-yard
free
style;
Dorothy
ifobson,'
Toronto,
free
style,
100
and
440-'
yard
free
-
style;
Mary
Baggaley
Vancouver,
free
style,
.440
relay,
lot
arid
44&
iree
style.
f
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Women
Marie'
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Calgary,
three'-rrietfe
diving,
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Winnipeg,
three-
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