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Friday,
February
10,
1939.
FIRE
PROTECTION
The
fire
at
Dodce
Cove
vesterdav
when
A.
Enoch
son's
home
and
boat
were
destroyed
is
a
reminder
that
very
many
smaller
communities
have
absolutely
no
fire
protection
and
find
it
difficult
to
get
insurance,
It
would
not
be
a
very
big
job
to
instal
an
elevated
tank
to
which
ANOTHER
INVESTIGATION
The
state
of
Washington
has
had
a
committee
investigating
the
oil
industry
of
that
state
but
no
recommendation
was
made
for
the
lowering
of
the
price
of
gasoline.
That
state
obtains
most
of
its
oil
from
California
and
the
price
is
lower
there
than
in
British
Columbia
because
there
is
no
dutv
to
nav.
Otherwise
there
does
not
seem
to
ETHNOLOGICAL
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LABORATORY
Nanaimo-Wcllington
Albcrli
Foothills
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coal
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
C51
or
C52
tXXM
VYING
FOR
RUNNER-
UP
Three
Teams
on
Even
Terms
For
Seeond
Place
In
Comntereial
Bowline
League
pioneer
Laundry,
by
virtue
o!
winning
a
three
game
to
nil
voc-tory
over
the
defaulting
EHctrlcal
Workers
last
night
went
into
o
tie
with,
Parker's
Garage
and
Ru
to
one
over
Oyro
Club
In
the
recond
scheduled
fixture
of
the
evening
and
the
two
teams
are
now
tied
for
fifth
place.
High,
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Slmonsen
of
Pioneer
Laundry
with
i77.
Tioneer
Laundry
1
R.
Smith
158
A.
Smllh
H8
Marshaldon
lOf
Menfanko
115
Slmonsen
197
Handicap
15
Total.
704
Gyro
1
Bulger
...138
Erocklesby
130
Pugsley
..-
Ill
Stamford
-
117
Large
113
I
Handicap
35
Total
Gil
Canadian
Legion
1
Menzies
127
long
190
Royer
165
Took
212
Dickens
125
Handicap
2
Total
821
The
2
125
129
115
128
153
15
065
2
145
143
115
132
157
35
151
145
148
141
175
7C2
3
220
If
901
3
12
ro
145
131
130
11
league
standing
to
date:
North
Star
11
Parker's
Oarage
9
Rupert
Motors
9
Gyro
Club
j.
7
Pioneer
Laundry
9
Canadian
Legion
7
4
6
6
8
6
8
Royal
Lunch
4
11
Electrical
Workers
4
11
Vancouver
Now
In
Third
Place
(Played
Three-All
Draw
With
Port
land
So
Is
One
Point
Ahead
Of
Cellar-Dwelling
Spokane
PORTLAND,
Feb.
10:
(CP)
t-
in
the
standing
sheet
sufficed
to
put
the
team
that
much
ahead
oi
the
idle
Spokane
Clippers
with
whom
they
had
been
tied
In
the
basement.
T0BBE
BLAKE
MADE
FOUR
be
very
much
diiierence
m
cost,
uccasionaiiy
it
varies
canadiens
Defeat
American
and
complaint
is
made
that
gasoline
is
sold
for
less
at
Ket-j
Black
Hawks
Oust
Red
wings
chikan
than
here,
irrespective
of
duties.
It
would
seem!
from
F'f'h
place
aF
if
the
Macdonald
report
was
not
based
on
realities.
TViovn
Ic
nn
rlnnVit
tViat
W
pHminnHnrr
'prists
nf
mnrkfttinp'
.!
MrnmiEAL
Feb:
10:
(CP)
I
1
JW
TELLS
OF
VISITS
TO
ROTARIANS
present
Included
Captain
J
R.
fprt
uut
rnl.
Oibson
and
Mr.
Co-1
burn
of
Esquimau.
Dr.
L.
J.
Pugsley
of
Prince
Rupert
and
R.
1.
Cummins
of
Vancouver.
Col.
Junget
said
he
left
Los
Angeles
on
January'
8
of
last
year
arid
returned
to
the
same
port
In
June.
He
visited
several
of
the
phllliDlne
Islands
and
at
Shanghai
In
China
,f0
At
Hong
Korig
there
is
a
large
clyb
3
Members
gather
half
an
hour
be-103
fore
the
meeting
and
regale
them-
158
selves
and
talk
over
the
news
of
the
and
he
found
them
to
be
most
11
iharmlng
people.
The
president
9
was
the
president
of
the
Canton-9
Kowloon
Railway.
While
they
were
7
sitting
at
dinner
a
telegram
arrived
9
for
the
president
and
was
handed
7
to
him.
He
ooened
It
and
thenj
4
passed
It
over
to
his
guest.
It
an-4
nounced
that
the
Japanese
had
Just
torn
up
three
miles
of
his
track.
His
oniy
remark
was
"This
Is
the
third
time
this
week,
damn
them,"
and
then
went
on
with
his
dinner,
i
One
of
the
outstanding
visits
was
that
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
Sarobal.
He
arrived
In
the
city
about
eight'
Whifflets
Frqm
The
Waterfront
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
will
be
closed
to
herring
seining
as
from
Ueut.
CoL
Christen
Junget
Makes
a'cQe.
next
Wednesday,
Feh-
Tour
of
World
and
Tells
Local
ruary
15,
it
Is
announced
at
the
Rotary
Club
of
Experience
oflce
ot
tne
Dominion
Fisheries
This
is.
the
same
time
as
the
elos-
"We-don't
know
anything
about
pie,
uut
year.
So
fv
fnlbMirKIn
In
VllintrV
Th
W.
.
1
-
1
A
AAA
ftnna
f
Vlrrln0
V
4J
..
1
.
fit
......
V
v
..."
J
'
w
---r
i
-
lv
CWI
tiUW
U
...0
pert
Motors
for
runner-up
position
j
ceptions
given
to
visitor
to
Ro-
has
taken
out
of
this
harpot
In
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
I
tary
Clubs
In
the
East
Is
quite
over-
M
compared
with
20,000
last
yea.
Canadian
Legion
won
two
games
.
whelming.
It
Is
wonderful."
declar-
hen
fishing
was
closed.
The
cloa
ed
Lieut.
Colonel
Christen
Junget,
ure
does
not
apply
to
waters
out-
who
returned
to
Victoria
last
sum-
Qf
prince
Rupert
Harbor,
mer
from
a
vagabond
cruise
aroupd
j
....
the
world,
making
many
official'
q
p
r.
steamer
Princess
Ade-vlits
to
Rotary
Clubs
at
such
place
Capt.
Henry
Anderson,
ar-as
Hongkong,
Singapore,
rhilllplne
:
rtved
In
port
at
2:30
this
afternortfi
Islands
and
Batavta.
Everywnere
he
was
received
with
wonderful
cordiality.
He
told
about
his
trip
In
an
address
yesterday
afternoon
before
from
the
South
and
will
sail
at
10
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
172
,
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
Its
Making
her
final
voyage
on
this
I
144lresuiflr
npewiv
luncheon.
Quests
n
In
nli
nf
th
rpaular
ste&m
Residents
of
Skldegate
15:
day.
Their
hosDltallty
Is
almostifor
herring.
However,
they
found
107
embarafslng.
After
the
meeting
the
schools
not
very
large
so
they
1GJ
the
secretary
of
the
club
took
i
10
see
mines
in
me
cuy.
AianyKn
lanyjKen
Fraser.
Fraser.
manaeer
manager
C'clo:h
and
drove
at
once
to
thej
Pacific
Slmoan
Club
where
the
dinner
was.
Vancouver,
held,
arriving
fifteen
minutes
late.Jtlme'.
He
was
welcomed
by
a
Jovial
Dutch-f
man
and.
although
he
could
notl
inderstand
a
word
of
what
they
were
saying,
he
enjoyed
himself
water
could
be
pumped
and.
piped
to
ail
neamy
nomes.
uy
Vancouver
and
Portland
played
to
immensely.
He
was
was
taken
taken
using
a
small
gas
engine
the
tank
could
be
kept
lined
and
.
a
three-au
overtime
draw
in
last
everything
next
day.
the
water
could
be
used
for
household
purposes
as
well
night's
Pacific
coast
Hotkey,
At
Batavia.
the
capital
of
the
as
for
fire
protection.
It
may
be
too
big
a
job
for
very.
,..;
flfriJ"',?.0''
.,
,
-
.
,
.
.!.,
i
uIPOini
wiucu
Vancouver
receiveu
oitiwu
small
jjiav.ca
uui
ib
cccina
umi,
i
umunf,
iukv
.
muumv
mv
last
thing
many
people
think
about.
That
is
one
advantage
of
living
in
towns
or
incorporated
villages.
.
"01
Chinese
were
members,
of
the
club
Tobe
Blake
scored
four
of
the
flva
iPlmeograohed
conies
of
the
address
mmv
many
necessities
necessities
oi
of
life
ie
could
coumi
be
sold
u'"
for
less
'''a"
than
is
''
the
A"J,
f
.hich
ww,
canadiens
were
distributed
in
advance.
The
case
today
DUl
tnat
woum
put
many
P"l
vut
w
cuiijii
,Mt
nlght
ln
defeattn?
member,
Included
Thibetans
In
inent,
Ye
are
always
out
seeking
new
industries
SO
Why
ne
New
YoT
Amerlcans
5
to
2
In
their
robes,
Malayans.
Chinese
and
make
it
difficult
for
industries
to
operate?
Even
if
the
the
National
Hockey
League.
all
the
other
races
of
the
Orient
price
of
gasoline
is
kept
down
bv
law,
that
does
not
help
The
Chicago
Hlact
Hawks,
play-
The
fellowship
was
splondid.
Even
..the
'IVip
nnm
poor
mnn
man
who
wno
nas
has
nn
no
par
car
and
ana
no
no
boat
uti.
If
11
the
me
busin-
ou&in
fit
home,
'
defeated
Detroit
R:d
Chbese
and
Japanese
mingled,
J
replaced
them
The
gathering
started
half
an
hour
enan
has
to
nay
more
for
his
gasoline
he
adds
the
cost
Wing
saTt
In
the
standing,
before
the
dinner
commenced
and
x
a.
i
l..
1
-
-to
tne
commouities
ne
sens.
bel
with
a
committee
of
Rotarians.
When
they
were
seated
and
ready
to
start,
a
row
of
about
25
Javan-.
cse
boys
lined
un,
each
earning
aj
different
kind
of
food.
They
came
one
at
a
time
and
denolted
some
on
his
large
plate.
Starting
with
rice
they
piled
up
chicken,
duck
and
dozens
of
other
kinds
of
food
until
his
plate
looked
like
a
mountain.
The
guest
also
drank
quantities
of
beer.
He
succumbed
soon
after
starting
hut,
he
said,
it
was
the
first
and
last
feast
of
that
kind
for
him.
Sinianore
find
a
most
remarkable
club.
Members
snoke
21
different
languages.
It
was
a
never-to-be-forgotten
event.
So
that
everyone
might
know
what
was
going
on,
i
In
thi
third
game
scheduled
for
their
favorite
drink
was
"Slnga
.last
night
the
league-leading
Bos-
'
ton
Bruins
won
4
to
a
over
tne
-mL-
t
Tn
running
up
New
York
Rangers.
ine
Japanese
are
uu
euieJiisiiiB
ycy,
o
savcaj
The
weelt.end
wlll
the
fol-
iden
is
that,
m
order
to
determine
wbo
is
fit
to
marry
and
lowlng
teams
Hon:
who
Is
not
in
Eastern
Asia,
scientists
shall
pass
upon
them
Saturday
Canadiens
at
Toron-
'first.
Japan
believes
in
fusing
the
races
but
only
under
to.
'scientific
direction
so
that
the
race
may
be
protected.
BnrtmJl0f"3
aMHMOTalh
MrMMMPMM
UCWUlt
UV
c
..v..
aris;
Rangers
at
uoswn.
Hockey
Standings
National
Learue
Boston
25
1
W.
43
Rangers
19
4
9
95
02
Americans
.14
9
13
85
51
Toronto
12
6
17
80
76
Chicago
11
6
18
68
64
Detroit
11
5
17
69
90
Canadiens
8
8
19
69
105
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
25
7
6
134
88
Seattle
18
6
15
133
131
Vancouver
....
9
8
19
94
J48
Spokane
9
7
21
109
123
The
Dally
Mews
is
an
A.
B.
paper.
52
42
37
30
28
27
22
57
42
pore
anng.
e
aid
not
Know
wnat
it
was
except
that
it
contained
dynamite.
Later
he
visited
South
America.
At
Baranqullla
he
visited
a
shop
owned
by
a
Rotarlan.
The
man
Immediately
closed
up
the
setab-Ushment
In
order
that
he
mlht
show,
his
visitor
around
the
city
and
properly
welcome
him.
The
speaker
said
he
thought
Canadians
had
much
to
learn
from
many
of
these
places.
INFANTS
FUNERAL
TERRACEL
Feb.
10.
The
(qner-al
of
Louise
Lorna
Harris,
Infant
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Ambrore
Harris,
Terrace,
took
place
on
Wed'
nesd'ay
afternoon.
Interment
being
ln
the
Mountain
View
Cemetery.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
officiating.
OFFICER
TRANSFERRED
20
Divisional
headquarters
of
(he
25
provincial
police
here
announce
the
transfer
of
Constable
M.
Condon
were
surprised
to
see
a
fleet
o(
seiners
In
the
Inlet
one
day
last
week.
They
were
In
command
of
Capt.
Charles
Haan
and
had
made
the
run
from
Pacofl
to
prospect
BIG
FILM
1
OF
MUSIC
-The
Ooldwyn
FolUes,"
a
lavish
musical
extravaganza
In
teehnl
color,
came
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
as
the
feature
attraction
last
night
ana
will
be
shown
again
tonight
It
presents
a
great
array
of
stars
and
talent
and
has
been
produced
or.
a
lavish
scale.
The
screen
east
U
headed
by
Adolphe
Menjou,
the
Rita
Ore-thoo
and
Andrea
Leeds.
From
radio
Edgar
Bergen
and
Charlie
McCarthy,
Kenny
Baker
and
Phil
Baker
were
obtained
for
the
pic-'ture.
Helen
Jepson
and
CharlM.
lvwnod
In
which
Mrnlou
U
cast
er
caroena
-wnicn
win
oe
cacs
as
a
mm
prooucr
u
v
hi-
in
in
service
service
nexi
neifc
wees;,
union
vnuwu
sicanv
iwun
hii
mis
;iu
puoiic.
iwui.
imuit
Wrn
returned
the
next
day
to
Pacofl
'
I
orinrP
dLC
1
UnlPQ
"U1CJ
of
the
Pa-
to
see
cofl
reduction
plant,
was
with
the
fleet.
The
B.
C.
Packers
are
using
local
labor
as
much
as
possible
at
the
Pacofl
plant,
a
policy
which
Is
meeting
with
general
ap-Droval
on
the
Queen
ChartoU
Islands.
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Boston.
4:
Rangers.
2.
Americans,
2;
Canadiena,
5
Detroit,
2:
Chicago,
4.
Coast
League
3;
Portland,
3
over
Dne
qf
SCOTLRNDS
FINEST
WH15KIE5
1
N
Guild
Meeting
TERRACE.
Feb.
10
-
The
Ladles
Quild
of
Knox
United
Church
held
its
February
meeting
at
the
Manse
last
Friday
with
the
president.
Mrs
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chair
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attendance
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business
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of
refreshment
brought
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meeting
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close,
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