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A
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insertion
,02
Friday,
February
4,
1938.
NOBODY'S
BUSINESS
.
It
is
nobody's
business
what
we
do
asjong
as
we
keen
within
the
law
in
doing
jt.
It
is
nobody's
"business
if
we
eat
or
drink
too
much
as
long:
as
we
do
not
make'a
nuisance
of
ourselves
in
public.
We
may
eat
the
wrong
kind
ol
food
if
,we
wish
and
send
ourselves
to
an
early
grave
and
it
is
nobody's
business
but
our
own.
We
can
refuse
to
walk,
spending
all
our
spare
time
in
a
car
and
thus
become
soft
and
useless.
This
is
nobody's
business
but
our
own.
We
have
a
right
to
kill
ourselves
that
way
if
we
wish.
For
anyone
to
interfere
woul'd
be
considered
an
impertinence.
We
can
spend
all
our
spare
time
listening
to
the
radio
reading
trashy
stories,
refusing
to
do
anything
which
might
improve
our
minds,
cause
us
to
think
or
make
of
ourselves
intelligent
human
beings
worthy
of
a
say
in
the
government
of
the
country.
Yet
this
is
nobody's
business
but
our
own.
No
one
has
a
right
to
interfere
or
say
that
we
must
use
our
spare
time
to
better
advantage.
We
may
even,
if
we
like,
stand
on
the
street
corners
and
join
the
litt
e
groups
that
loaf
there
and
spit.
As
long
as
we
do
not
make
nuisances
of
ourselves,
it
is
nobody's
business.
t
Occasionally
we
find
people
trying
to
improve
their
neighbors.
Such
a
thing
occurred
at
Anyox
some
years
ago.
The
management
of
the
mine
decided
that
men'must
wash
before
entering
the
dining
room.
That
was
a
hardship
and
was
resented
by
many
of
the
workers.
This
time
it
was
somebody's
business
whereas
the
men
felt
it
was
nobody's
business
how
thev
ate
their
meals.
Total
We
are
not
suggesting
that
these
things
shall
be
reg-l?
ulated
by
the
state
or
by
anyone
else.
We
We
nave
have
a
a
right
nVlir.
if
If
me
expense
01
tnose
wno
seem
to
be
rich.
It
is
nobody's
business
if
they
do
this.
Evidently
they
enjoy
it
for
the
same
people
keep
on
doing
it
for"
years
on
end.
We
might
go
on
all
day
writing
of
things
that
seem
to
be
nobody's
business.
There
seems
to
he
nntn?
no
up
can
do
about
it
except
to
start
at
the
bottom
and
educate'
the
children
to
do
things
in
some
different
way.
The
old-
'
er
people
will
carry
on
as
they
have
been
going
unless
some
day
they
get
shocked
out
of
their
complacency
bv
the
doctor,
the
police
or
some
other
agency
for
saving
the;
remnant
after
the
damage
has
been
done.
It
seems
to
be!
nobody's
business
if
our
lives
are
ruined
,or
if
we
die
pre-'
maturely.
'SPOR
PLAY
IN
(LEAFS
BEAT
BOWLING;
CANADIENS
with
1C2.
Individual
scores:
North
Star
1
2
McMeekln
126
171
Smith
148'
175.
D.
Wick
-
114
145
B.
Wick
Ill
164
Young
139
197
Handicap
42
42
Total
.
680
894
C.
N.R.A.
No.
2
12
Bond
151
114
Jurmain
121
144
Cameron
131
122
Wanamaker
117
146
Low
Score
Ill
145
Handicap
50
50
Total
,.
C81
721
C.N.ILA.
No.
1
1
2
Rutter
108
155
Laurie
85
148
Long
115
112
Franklyn
157
186
iPaul
148
155
3.00
J
Handicap
87
we
wish
to
sit
and
complain
all
day
about
how
badly
used
the
pool
we
are,
how
hard
the
world
is
and
what
should
be
done
to
clty
or
mane
things
better,
especially
for
the
ne'er-do-wells,
at
young
;oo
87
813
159
139
147
42
799
3
95
151
146
134
139
50
"15
3
The
league
standing
for
the
sec
ond
half
Is
as
follows:
Printers
12
Rupert
Motors
11
Electrical
Workers
11
Gyro
Club
7
Biological
Station
5
North
Star
5
C.NJI.A.
No.
2
4
CNJI.A.
No.
1
2
I
to
move
Into
a
tie
for
third
place
'
in
the
International
Division
stand-
Henri
3
ing
with
New
York
Americans
who
1
'were
losing
six
to
one
to
Detroit!
150
154
Red
Wings
at
New
York.
J
Last
night's
scores:
Canadiens
0,
Toronto
3.
Chicago
2,
Montreal
4.
Detroit
6,
New
York
Americans
1
Won
Lost
Pts.
smithers
3
12
4
11
4
11
Fonn
A
;
Work
Is
Finished
Service.
Clubs
Will
Hand
Over
to
City
Or
Younger
.Men
men.
1
1
MHK
M
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
Division
W
D
L
V
A
Pts
Toronto
15
7
8
89
167
Canadiens
13
7
H
90
109
Americans
.10
5
13
C6
98
Maroons
10
5
16
65
142
135
American
Divismn
87
Boston
19
3
8
82
738
Rangers
,17
7
9
97
'Chicago
9
7
16
60
In
deferred
fixture,
Electricians
a
Detroit
7
8
19
62
defeated
Gyro
Club
three
games
to
nil
with
scores
as
follows:
1
2
3
Electricians
735
804
773
Gyro
Club
675
747
758
94
83
03
81
58
59
89
94
prdTurable
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mndi
f
imi
ran
twl
Vr
m
,
B)byt
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(rnt
A
Su
Utd.
(rlifi)lfrli
M
M
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
1
TRAVEL
TO
PR.
GEORGE
Hockey
Players
And
Curlers
Leave
Today
Davidson
Wins
Hanson
Trophy
8
7
SMITHERS,
Feb.
4:
The
rlr;:
7
5
skipped
by
Bob
Davidson
won
the
10
5
11
4
10
2
Plans
To
Complete
Morse
Creek
Pool
Hanson
Cup
in
the
curling
tournament
at
Smithers
when
it
dr-l
feated
the
Downey
rink
by
a
score!
of
20
to
11.
Other
members
of
the
winnlnv
link
were
Sid
Robinson.
Bob
El
liott
and
Frank
Newbury
and
they
all
threw
winning
rocks
throughout
the
game.
At
no
time
was
the
putcome
in
doubt.
With
this
particular
tournament
completed,
preparations
had
been
made
at
once
to
carry
on
with
th
"lucky
Lager"
bonsplcl
and
the
At
ths
regular
business
luncheon
first
two
games
In
this
series
were
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
played
Wednesday
evening.
Th
yesterday
J.
J.
Little,
chairman
of
Downey
rink
trounced
the
Wa'1
:he
Morse
Creek
pool
project,
re
rink
to
the
tune
of
21
to
5
whilr-ported
that
the
committee
con-
Pete
Eby
,came
from
a
long
way
sisting
of
W.
H
Tobey
of
thi
behind
to
nose
out
Bill
Duff
10
Gyro
Club
and
himself
had
de
to
9.
cided
to
put
In
fc
ur
more
syphon?
The
weather
Is
Ideal
for
good
I
In
the
dam
at
a
cost
of
$40,
tn
curling
ice
and
the
games
wil!
paint
the
buildings,
put
in
a
hand
continue
until
this
series-has
been
rail,
fill
the
back
of
the
dam
and
completed
and
new
bonsplels
will
try
to
arrange
for
more
stumps
be
bevn.
be
pulled.
Then
It
was
planned
A
rink
of
crulers
left
here
this
n.lr
tVtrit
tVia
nr-rn-,
wittnn
UA
rile.
mnrnlnir
...I
U
V.n
C!mlUAn
T
T
1.
solved
and
the
work
of
carrying
on
team
,to
visit'
Prince
George
ar.t'
be
left
either
with
the
enter
the
borispiel
there,
with
an
organization
oi
:
.
Re
wis
Rpnn
tn
fant.
ad.
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vendors
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
DeDt
"
Liquor
Control
Board,
847
Beatty
Street,
Vancouver.
B.C.
GRANTS
SPORT
CHAT
Letourneau's
Team
IleaU
Joe
Scott's
Charity
Game
Planned
For
Sunday
Yesterday
afternoon
at
Olivei
Lake
hockey
teams
captained
b',
Joe
Ssott
and
Henri
Letourneau
staged
a
game,
the
latter
wlnninR
.by
a
score
of
7
to
5,
Referee
was
.
.
.
'-F.
E.
Robertson.
It
was
a
keenly
I
p
HnrlfAV
StanflirKIQ
Icontested
affair
and
quite
a
few
wwj
b
spectators
were
on
hand
in
spite
of
a
misunderstanding
through
which
some
had
thought
the
game
!was
to
be
played
at
Morse
Creek
J
Preparations
are
being
made
foi
a
cnaruy
game
011
ouuuay
ui
Morse
Creek,
bringing
together
a
number
of
old
timers
of
the
puck
25
game.
A
bee
ofthose
Interested
will
25jbe
held
meantime
for
the
purpose
01
geiiing
me
ice
in
gooa
snape
The
Central
Hotel
ICOOMS
and
CAFK
Phone
31
For
Best
Hou-sehold
Coal
MRS.
C
K.
BLACK
COULD
HARDLY
CLOSE
HANDS
Had
Rheumatism
and
Neurit!
"I
tuSttti
ieterely
from
RheumitiiiB
ind
Neiritit,"
write
Mr.
W.
J.
Tracy
!
Taronl.
"1
could
hardly
walk
uDiUiri
mr
eUsa
tnr
hands.
After
Ukini
Fruitatim
feur
dayi
th
awellinf
left
my
hands
and
knees.
I
could
climb
stairs
and
ladder.
I
adi'ue
any
rtrion
sufferinf
as
I
did
to
take
Fruil-a-tires.
They
(ir
quick
relief."
Try
this
real
fruit
juke,
herb
and
tonic
prescription
of
a
famous
Canadian
doctor.
If
you
suffer,
they
mijht
clear
up
your
case
too.
2Sc
and
50c
No
substitute.
At
dmji'uU.
FRUIT-ATIVES
LIVE
TABLETS
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Hasemrnt
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
C58
Hyde
Transfer
WOOD
COAL
TRANSFER
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE.
Ketchikan
Has
Fine
Skating
Billy
Townsend
of
Vancouver
failed
to
last
one
round
against
Splendid
'black-haired
Tony
Canzonerl
at
I
New
York
five
years
ago
last
night.
The
world's
lightweight
boxing
'champion
tore
into
the
Canadian
and
flattened
him
in
65
seconds.
"
I'.
rat
two
THl
DAILT
NEWS
Fi
,.v
F
I
ni.
"MnTF'
SHOES
Canada's
Best
Shoemakers
j-
You
get
extra
wear
and
maximum
comfort
in
every
pair.
Priced
From
$-f.00
7
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avnue
H.
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PULLEN
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-
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advar.ee
Paid
in
advance,
per
week
North
Star
and
Electrical
Workers
Are
Winners
in
Commercial
League
North
Star
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
tun
o-nmoe
tn
nno
in
t
h
fAmmr
Toronto
Blanks
Kunners-Up
Mar
oons
and
Americans
Tied
For
Third
Place
Lou
Ambers
now
holds
the
title.
Elzear
Rioux,
French-Canadian
I
-
v.
..-.i
.!
o
t
t
Knvor
urne
f
1
n
prf
$1,000
and
suspended
indefintely
by
the
Illinois
State
Athletic
Commission
for
his
"unsatisfactmy
showin8
aSalnst
m0
TORONTO,
Feb.
4:
CP'-Playlng
Jrarn"a
at
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
here!
eight
years
ago
today.
The
Ca-
last
night.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs'"1""1"
-f.
clal
Bowling
League
last
night,
blanked
Montreal
Canadiens.
their
cau,as
11
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-
principal
opponents
for
the
leader-
Delation
No.
i
rolled
its
games
but
ship
of
the
International
Division
play
by
Biological
Station
was
de-
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
by.
ferred.
High
average
scorer
was
a
score
of
three
to
nil.
George
Franklin
of
Canadian
Na-
At
Montreal,
the
Maroons
won'
'
tional
Recreation
Association
No.
1
4
to
2
over
Chicago
Black
Hawks
PUCK
GAME
IS
STAGED
Sheet
of
Ice
at
Ward's
Cove
Flood
Lights
Keinj
Installed
KETCHIKAN.
Feb.
4:
With
Ideal
conditions
prevailing,
fine
skating
Is
being
enjoyed
on
smooth
ice
at
Ward'
Cove
here.
Flood
lights
are
being
Installed
to
re
place
lanterns
now
being
used.
mm
in
ins
Daily
Nw
QTrertLsenii
Shirt
Sale
Here
is
an
Opportunity
to
Save
Real
Money
on
Dress
Shirts
Made
by
Hathaway
Correctly
.styled
Fast
colored
Prints
and
Broadcloths
In
both
separate
and
attached
(fused)
collars
Sizes
U'z
to
17.
$
Each
2
for
1.45
2.75
Regular
$2.00
and
$2.50
Values
Watts
&
Nickerson
Phone
345
Men's
and
BojV
Clothiers
50C
T11IKD
AVENlt
USED
CARS
imth
UHUSED?''w,
SPECIAL
1936
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Touring
Sedan
Looks
and
runs
like
new;
only
3300
miles
use;
has
new
chains
and
larg.e
defroster.
This
is
priced
for
quick
sale.
1933
Chevrolet
Sedan.
1932
Chevrolet
Coupe,
rumblescat.
1930
Ford
Tudor
Sedan.
1930
Ford
Light
1
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VtnrA
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wtM
covered
bodv
or
dump
body.
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CARS
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PRICED
TO
SELL
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Parker
Ltd.
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tytxj
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