PARE
TWO
For
Real
Comfort
and
Wear
"GREB"
Working
Boots
Are
Unbeatable
Men's
oiled
calf,
Panco
or
leather
soles,
plain
toes
QO
QC
or
toe
caps.
Up
from
1'
?0.JO
cocujaooooooooooa
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
AGRICULTURE
PROTIDED
MORE
E.11PLOYMENT
(Continued
From
Page
One)
situation
wa.v
belles
than
In
any
other
vear
since
1930.
While
em
compared
with
84.7
In
the
same
month
of
1937.
In
recent
weeks,
however,
the
Index
number
of
'
sign
for
the
future
r
-"v
Preliminary
-
figures
of
the
-
rev
By
rnali
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
'revenue
from
the
Income
tax
near-i
AU
VUCXIallVli
KATLa
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
Local
readers.,
per
line,
per
Insertion
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
News
Department
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
STATE
IS
EVERYTHING
98
8C
There
is
a
possibility
of
precipitat
action
to
prevent
lZT"Zm"T,-
Chamberlain
and
Mussolini
getting
together.
f
rpsh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
rilONfc
57
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldr-
mehtS
may
even
have
slightly
de
cllried,
while
payments
fqr
freight
and
miscellaneous'
services
were?
probably
re'duced.
On
the
whole,
our
current
credit
balance
of
goods,,
gold
and
services
was
probably
In
excess
of
$150,000,000.
On
capital
account,
retirements
of
Canadian
securities
held
abroad
were
smaller
than
In
previous
years,
the;
daily
news
Saturday.
January
7
1939
-
-
-
-
Bombproof
Shelter
Is
Said
Effective
ployment
In
manufacturing
gen-
"m
or
isew
urunsuick
Ln(ineer
erally
waa
below
the
unusually
hJghi
Submitted
To
British
level
recorded
In
1937,
most
of
its
tiovernment
divisions
showed
greater
activity:
than
In
1936.
'
FREDETtlCTON.
New
Brunswick
Afor
ihenoo-manufaeturln
tn-'Jan-
CPI
llaxold
Armstrong
)
dustrles
Included
In
the
monthly,
a
Frederlcton
engineer,
has
de-;
surver
of
employment.
logging:
0D'sSnd
a
new
bombproof
shelter
If
there's
anything
I
hate
it's
a
wet
blanket
rn
midwinter.
wholesale
prices
has
been
almost
,f
&n
th(,
optlmlstte
,,5
bi
stationary
between
73
and
74.
and
...
,
.,.,.,
r.
tnr
t,
think
the
prophets
may
be
righ
i
am,.
i
r-olnte
nf
th
TVimlnlnn
Inl
....
....
.
.
,
.
CldeUvery.
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
......
$5,0
fim
Vt
monVhs
of
tke
cur-'
AJ
".
Sd
in
aSSnS
Z
month
l
fbcal
t0taI
Pap7rs
are
Lco,umbi,!the
Briti
iVSmrneffol
"
''bX
I
"
I
1.
o.
this
may
be
regarded
as
a
favorable
good'
t$me
th,s
yfar
m
nlce
t0
postponed
'SPORT
Old
Country
Soccer
Entllsh
Cup,
Third
Round
CHmt4
UfftrtnAcHflV
1
Venvll
eratlons
In
1938
have
been.curtall-
tor
wlch
he
cfalms
great
effec-l-nd
petters
1.
ed.
although
the
latest
data
showjtlveness.
Creosoted
timber
and
New
(
WMt
Tjromwleh
Albion
0,
Man-
consWerable
seasonal
Improvement
iwunswicK
dhck
are
largely
nsea.ebester
united
0
In
bush
work.
In
transportation
in
its
construction.
"I
he
design
will
and
communications,
employment
be
submitted
to
the
British
govem-
has
averaged
slightly
lower
than
in,"1601
1937,
but
rather
higher
than
In
1938.
Construction
and
services
reported
somewhat
greater
activity
th&n
111
either
1837
or
1938,
while
'In
trade
the
average
index
is
practically
the1
same
as
last
year,
Uaoogh
higher
than
in
the
tame-
period
of
1936.
Employment
rn
mining
In
1938
has
been
the
highest
on
record,
Course
of
Prices
The
general
course
of
wholesale
prices
m
1938
has
been
fairly
stead-
Man
in
the
Moon
Whon
ncl-orl
whn
WM
the
nPTV1
girl
with
him
a
local
lad
declared
Ton.
that
It
was
not
a
new
one
but
Just
an
old
girl
painted
over.
tirv
t,mit4
litre
tg
K,
nri
or
Hy
downward,
tne
aeenne
aeuniu.
ovef
Wntff
a
brake
upon
business
expansion.
r
For
the
first
ten
months
the
indexi
L.
'
'
f
.,
.
m
nt
f
Portsmouth
4.
Lincoln
City
0.
Brentford
0.
Newcastle
Unfted
2.
Southport
-
Doncaster
Rovers
postponed.
Liverpool
3.
Luton
Town
0.
Barnsley
I.
Stockport
County
2.
Chester
1.
CoventryClty
0.
York
Ctty-MUlwaJl
postponed.
Derby
County
0,
Everton
1.
Blaekburn
Rovers
2
Swansea
Chelsea
2,
Arsenal
1.
Sunderland
3,
Plymouth
Argyle
0.
Aston
Vllta
1.
Ipswich
Town
1.
Newport
County
0.
Wallsall
2.
Queens
Park
Rangers
I.
West
-,
1VM
"
JU
-
".v..
J
.
f
tt-W.,1
1
averugru
per
tc
,
w.
""
""
U,"K"
don't
try-to
prevent
others
en-
ibase;
as
compared
with
84,
In
the.
r
Leicester
CI
t,
'
1-Bf
Uy
.
isame
period
of
last
year.
In
Oe-'
'
h?
Runcorn
2,
Preston
Northend
4.
tober.
the
index
stood
at
74.1
as
Tottenham
Hotspurs
7.
Watford
1.
Chelmsford
pity
4,
Southampton
Cardiff
City
1.
Charlton
Athletic
Norwich
City
-
Manchester
City
Birmingham
2,
Halifax
Town
0.
Chesterfield
1.
Southend
United
1,
abandoned
after
75
minutes,
fog.
t
Hoddersfleld
Tewn-Notls
Forest,
I
united
sutes,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
3
00
List
vear.
the
laree
increase
In
the
I
Fulham
,
Bury
0.
f'.
iiiu
ail.
ns.uAf.
1456,000
as
compared
with
$321,754,-
Dear
me?
Of
course
I
know
it's
Saturday,
January
7,
1939.jC00.
A
significant
feature
In
the!terribry
out
of
style
but
I
had
no
is
the
decline
in
inter-'ided,
Trpnrflf"TP
a
cow
would
notice
It."
I
est
payments,
which
fell
from
$97,-
539,000
in
the
1937
period
to
$94.-.
Bettv
was
lookine
verv
discon-
Tn
Tfstlv
tllA
cfnta
id
ovorvtViinnr
TTii-
ic
whv
flip
C16.000
in
the
1938
Deriod,
tn
COn-'fntPrf
whpn
hpr
fripnrt
Jnnn
mi.
n.i'
it..L
ti.i
i
x
i?
i
i
t.
a
pniienre
ni
the
better
terms
nn
I
..i..ui
h
in
mnmin,.
1
Wanderers
3,
J.
l.
snen.e.a
umi
A
rltr
Plrl.
tntndlnc
some
time'
BCKpooi
lw
nttvBtHna
th
HprllnM
hn
rutnm
.
....
.
.
.
MlddlesbrOUXh
0.
BoHOB
W
and
DECISIONS
AP0ST0LI
jt.lly
Conn
Wins
Ten
Kandt
At
.Madtvn
Square
Gardcw
HM
Bee
Going
Slrowr
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7i
ICP-BUIy
Conn,
meteoric
Pittsburgh
who
seems
to
have
Jumped
all
the
hur
dies
leading
to
the
middleweight
title,
won
a
ten
round"
decision
over
Fred
Apostoll
rn
Mhdlson
Square
Oafden
last
night.
Conn
weighed
1G734
pounds
and
Apostoll
ICO'j
pounds.
Apostoll
Is
recognized
as
the
168
Leeds
United
-
Bournemouth
pounder
champion
of
New
York
and
postponed.
California
while
Solly
Krteger.
de
f
eated
by
Conn
recently,
is
accepted
by
all
other
states.
WINNER
IN
Sinithrrs
Hockey
Team
Demon
stratet
Superiority
Over
Prince
George
.02,,
h
nrn
e:m
couni7'
8P""l.,ann:
erers
0.
night
resulted
In
a
score
of
15
to
inendiru
was
modrratelr
uo
at
!T
aD!
1.71'
-
.
Orlmsby
Tt.wn-Tranmere
Rover.
2
for
the
home
team.
The
count
in
.
,
..
.
-
whicji
me
tunic
maium
iici.
;
$263.
081.COO
as
against
$25758.-,
-Well,"
said
the
farmer.
fcIt
must
'
PlPrfe-
,
000
in
the
same
period
of
last
year.
be
on
account
of
that
drtS3:
NotU
County
3.
Burnley
1
while
total
exDenditure
was
$335.-L
.,h.-
SeotUsh
League,
Hrst
Division
notary
viuds
01
naiy
nave
just
cnssoivea.
in
a
suuemeni
jr
"
"
;
:
r,
lvumr(U
'C4
"
i
Queens
Park
-
Motherwell
oost
.
J
..
.
.
.
which
the
ronntrv
is
now
nhle
tol
im.ni.
v,.
,nni
k
u
vuccja
rutik
mumcmiu
fcwi
the
Kotary
governor
said
the
policy
of
Kotanans
found
'
"
-
-
'"""
iponed.
,
best
and
efficient
realization
in
the
expression
most
pro-
e
stabiuty
0f
the
financial
sit-1
rYou
kjvbw
r
was
out'
.'with
an
gram
and
policy
of
the
regime
and
in
the
tenacious
and
Nation
tn
Canada
in
1938
Is
also
-,ilV1a'st
nlent?"
snapped
Betty
far-seeing
work
of
II
Dlice
for
the
achievement
of
a
JUSt
shown
by
the
banking
returns,
more
"Well,
never
aialn!"
peace
amontr
all
.
Peoples
particularly
by
the
rise
in
notice
de-
"Why?"
Inquired
Joan.
fe
l
-
posits,
which
advanced
from
$183,-'
"At
dinner
he
put
a
blue
penel!
IMPETUS
TO
HUILD
700,000
at
the
end
of
October,
1937.'
through
half
my
order.'
to
$l,G55,8D0,00O
at
the
same
date
of
MM
nr
an
Inerense
nt
$72.100
000..
'
t."1.
.?
.1
4.1..
?,i
4.1
..r.nuin
.
r
a
innn.
and
Ralth
Rovers
4,
Celtic
0.
Rangers-Arbroath
postooned.
Cc'thh
League,
Second
PIvMon
Alloa
3,
Airdrleonlans
1.
Dumbarton
-
Brtcrun
City
postponed.
Dundee-Kings
Park
postponed.
Dunfermline
1,
Morton
1,
aban-
I
SMITHERS,
Jan.
7:
(Special
to
t
Daily
Newt)
Smlthers
won
two
hockey
games
from
Prince
Oeorge
In
a
hockey
series
played
here
this
week.
The
first
on
Tuesday
Having
the
misfortune
to
travel
,on
the
only
train
from
Prince
Aberdeen
6.
Hlbefrrtaiw
l.
Oeorge
to
Smlthers
that
has
been
Albion
Rovexi-St.
Mlrren
port-
.more
than
a
few
minutes
late
an
poned.
winter,
the
Prince
Oeorge
lean,
Clyde-St.
Johnstone
postponed.
'arrived
In
Smlthers
on
Tuesday
Hamilton
Academicals
-
Falkirk
nlht.
Just
ten
hours
late
aftei
postponed.
having
been
twelve
hours
on
tlu
Hearts-Ayr
United
postponed.
."'n
Wlthtn
flffMn
mlnnta
nft.r
tU.
,
,mvv4
Irurrval
0t
the
train
the
hocke
,
team
was
on
the
Ice
and
"rarln
,
to
go"
so
the
long
delayed
gam'
not
under
way
at
10:45
p.m.
with
a
rood
crewd
In
attendance.
The
ice
was
In
first
class
condl
:tlon
desolte
the
mild
weather
tha;
'had
hurr-
around
for
several
day
The
jrame
hd
not
gone
half
t
some
maturing
securities
were
doned
after
75
mlnuHu.an
aetount
nrtmste
whn
the
visitors
threw
s
refinanced
"
by
new
floUtlons
inl
or
fog.
rw
incai
i-am
uj
pusn-
"forward
the
idea,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
left
behind
him
a
let-
al
os
irom
WWW
Wl
to
$848,-
An
inwa
d1
East
Fife-Forfar
Athletic,
played
n
the
puck
part
Pete
Mayer
fot
-ter
to
the
Kotary
(JlUb
With
a
Check
for
$500
enclosed,
the
u'"'
7'
;
movement
of
eapital
to
Canada
oc-l
previously.
.
Ku.
ine
rans
ca.ieo
on
tner
;sametob.aPpIiedtothefundforerection
.SSJT
STjS
'
Sl3?rS
providing
the
campaign
goes
ahead
m
the
near
future.
$i.4C2.10a.000
at
the
end
of
June..
LcL
UiL
Athlctlc-8t.
Berwrds
rt-,
the
me
and
Parted
poking
The
project
is
one
sponsored
by
the
Gyro
but
it
has
mz.
have
declined
to
$1,408,900,000
JJeinfnJn
$34000000
"
of
which
by
Pn-
at
lhe
vn.on
m
such
quick
been
intimated
that
it
might
be
too
big
a
job
for
the
Gyro
at
the
end
r
October,
I933,showlng
QQQ
m
waj
tc
ynlied
statej
Montrose
O,
Cowdenbeath
1.
'succession
that,
when
the
bell
went
Club
alone.
Dr.
Kergin
suggested
in
his
letter
that
all
!,h3'
"k8
arf
SlfiS
Poetically
all
of
this
was
for
the
Stenhousemutr
-
Dundee
United
to
end
the
first
period,
the
score
local
organizations
should
combine
their
efforts
to
brine
I
f
r?,l.
acquisition
of
Canadian
securities,
postponed.
to
1
m
favor
of
the
locals
lULdi
uihttuiai-iuii
eiiuuiu
cuinuniu
uieirtuiuiu
u
uvui,
order
to
secure
the
higher
rates
of
t
!
.
During
the
next
period
the
to
yr
canl-l
abOUt
realization
Of
the
project
immediately.
earnings
obtainable
on
current
mZ17JE;,7.
"NO
JOURNEY
PLANNED
cars
wfd
three
more
while
thr
The
gesture
is
a
very
important
one
and
might.Nve.il
104ns.
This
indicates
to
6''"6
growing
vu.-
con-
UI
(UUfVtlUliW
WV
UI.U
W
lSM,
vu
,nrAm
,,
NEW
ROYAL
di!
HOTEL
.
.
J,
Zarelll
Proprietor
-A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
SLOfl
ep
50
Rooms
HOC
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phont
UI
r.O.
Bx
lift
REX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
Slim
Waist
Line
Bowl
Fur
Reservations
Phone
658
"'"K""1
EDMONTON,
Jan.
7:
CP
vWtors
went
scoreless.
be
considered
in
the
Verv
near
future
in
View
Of
the
de-
fld.ence
amo"K
our
bankers
in
the
.
'...
vo,.inr.
,ha;
Plans
for
a
700-mile
tiactor-traln
In
the
third
and
last
period
tht
mand
for
a
centre
of
that
kind.
EUROPE
AGAIN
STIRRING
1UVU1C
U4
UUUltCM,
1937
Other
Features
Caqada,
therefore,
may
on
many
''
Bank
debits
at
the
clearing
house
grounds
anticipate
a
better
business
centres
of
Canada
in
the
first
ten
year
In
1939,
particularly
in
respect
mcnths,
at
$25,010,000,000,
were
14.2
0f
her
primary
products.
Such
pro-"!
Evidently
Europe
bids
fair
to
provide
a
continuous
per
cent
lower
than
the
RECENT
NAZI
PLOT.
'
"Then
there
is
the
recent
plot
to.
overthrow
Hitler
and
declared
l?
M
wfre
tpract!cf?,"y
iii,
Nnzi
ndminiatration
over
which
trial
are
now
taking
MlilSioSiS
place
in
Berlin.
The
trial
is
being
held
in
secret
but
that
$322,460,000
as
compared
with
$3(-adds
to
its
importance.
As
one
hundred
persons
are
impli-
727.000
in
1937.
1
cated
in
the
plot
it
is
bound
to
be
made
public,
to
some
ex-
Canada's
reeeipU
on
current
ac-tent
at
any
rate.
This
plot
may
have
the
effect
of
hurrv-counl
""'
exter"aAl
mln!:?
ing
.Hitler's
conauest
plans
in
order
to
take
the
public
Ew"
mind
Off
home
difficulties.
.
duied
net
tredits
from
the
mer-
The
whole
European
situation
is
still
liable
to
cause
handLse
and
tourist
trades
were
trouble
at
anv
moment
and
the
trouble
cannot
eo
verv
fir
partly
offset
by
record
shipments
of
...
...
...
.
.
1
-
.
.
.
i.,..n.t
without
other
countries
becoming
implicated
new
goia.
raymenw
01
iiimwi
arid
dividends
to
Investors
abroad
figure
of
ducts
are
sure
to
benefit
from
freer
1
Story
Of
turmoil
(luring
this
year.
The
latest
move
has
$29,159,000,000
recorded
In
the
cor-
admission
to
the
great
market
of
'come
from
an
unexbected
quarter
and
other
moves
that
fTn?gr!pd.eVg3J'?2eflS:"
thh
"l000
the
M!,thl
tober
total,
however,
was
$2,933,-
where
business
'i-
u
mi
.j.
u
li
i
e
l.
conditions
since
be
made
Will
also
be
of
probably
an
Unexpected
may
na-
cent
more
mfiW
or
nearly
one
per
May
last
have
been
rapidly
lmprov-.ture.
In
View
of
the
instability
Of
the
countries
in
that
than
the
$2,906,OOO,0OO
recorded
in
Ing.
Again,
Canadian
business
1st
"nei'rhbprhood
it
is
easy
to
Understand
how
Poland
should
the
same
month
of
last
year.
bound
to
benefit
In
coming
years
as
1
make
an
effort
to
tie
in
with
Russia.
It
was
announced,
Sal4S
"rc
nsn
l
18
com-
"suit
of
the
desire
of
oreat
Bri-
that
earlv
this
vepr
a
trade
pact
would
be
made
between
V'Zi
f"
l,
manu,acinfre
munitions
m,
life
Insurance
in
Can-
for
removed
n
1
t
t
1
1
L.m
1.
r
j
mi.
-
1
the
ordinary
areas
from
poss
ble
at-;
Rusfvrand
Poland
and
this
may
have
had
something
to
appro;iraateQ
$364oo,ooo
m
tack.
Canadians,
while
member-!
OO
With
the
recent
movement
in
that
direction.
tne
first
ten
months,
a
small
re-
ing
that
there
are
clouds
upon
the
duetion
of
3Va
per
cent
from
the
world
horizon,
may
fave
1939
with
corresponding
figures
of
1937.
1
considerable
confidence.
Corporation
dividends
paid
or
ireigni
naui
are
being
completed
smither
bos
kept
on
the
war
by
Frank
Corser,
lumberman.
He
"ath
and
bu!ed
the
net
for
three
plans
to
haul
freight
from
McMur-
more
crrant?rj
while
the
Prlne
ray
to
the
Yellowknlfe
mining
field,
Oeorje
team
could
only
manage
t
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
of
MINES
Tho
estimated
value
of
mine
production
for
the
year
1938
ts
$84,250,000.00.
Development
during
the
past
year
has
been
good,
and
a
greater
Interest
has
been
shown
by
outside
capl
tal
than
for
some
years.
The
Immediate
future
of
the
mining
industry
Is
bright,
and
the
revlva
of
interest
In
prospecting
augurs
well
for
continued
progreia
for
the
Industry
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
other
publications
dealing
with
the
Mining
Industry
of
the
Province,
apply
to:
DEPARTMENT
OF
MIMES,
Victoria,
B.
C.
Igpt
the
puck
through
ohee
n
jgarrie
ended
with-
a
13
to
s
Kotf
lor
the
fimitners
team.
Play
was
exceedingly
fast
ari
clean
throughout
and,
whlif
a
number
of
minor
penalties
rfP
'handed
nut,
they
were
more
ni
tt
order
of
accidental
infraction
rather
than
Intentional
and
then
are
bound
to
occur
In
any
fart
game.
At
one
time
In
the
third
period
Smlthers
had
two
men
fn
the
penalty
box
but.
while
playing
rour
men
against
six,
tncy
man.
aged
to
score
one
of
their
gooh.
fWfoml
Carat
Thr
second
gam
played
on
Wed.
nesday
everting
wos
a
jnncti
mot
wtlsfactory
one
for
the
vUltort
Having
got
rested
up
from
IhMr
lor?
ride
and
taking
advantage
of
the
experience
of
the
nreriowi
nlaht's
gome
they
changed
thHr
Mne-up
to
some
extent
and
put
Joe
Stroblkl,
who
had
travelled
along
wltlh
them
but
who
had
not
nkxyed
In
the
first
game,
to
teni
xoul
iut
tll
srersrd
to
be
a
very
weak
point
In
thlr
first
game
The
Smlthers
team
also
thangM
oal
tenders
by
putting
In
Billy
Beaton
lor
the
second
game,
ato
changing
a
eoupie
of
their
(econd
string
forwards,
more
In
order
to
give
a
chance
.or
some
extra
players
to
get
tto,
.th
garae
rather
Uoo
wiui
ai
vf
ew
to
correct.
r
np
any.
wranneisef
Ion
irood
fVarrJ
Ic4
with
the
temper.
'TtlT'
r
i
llSr,Ctture
'Just"
abound
the
rero
mark
iron
ui
inr
rin&.
n
iiravjr
iuk
uai
descended
early
In
the
evenlnt
handicapped
the
game
from
the
spectators'
point
of
view
but
did
not
interfere
with
the
playing
While
the
game
was
no
faster
than
the
first
one
played,
it
waj
much
more
closely
contested
throughout
and
the
Prince
Oeorrt
goal
tender
turned
back
many
a
shot
that
was
labelled
for
the
net
The
Smlthers
goal
tender
alto
turned
rn
a
good
performance
and
more
than
once
the
net
vas
fUVd
up
with
half
the
players
on
tt
'ce
who
had
slid
Into
one
another
and
Into
the
net
while
trylnf
frantically
to
get
the
puck
between
the
posts.
Final
score
was
Snu-then
4,
Prince
Oeorge
2.
Johnny
Dunlop
was
referee
lor
off-sides
while
Wilfrid
Abel
to
care
of
thq
fx
and
the
penil
ties.
Both
games
were
fast
and
eleaa
and
were
much
appreciated
bf
the
fans.
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to
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