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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Almncf
evorv
upar
fnllnuMncr
thp
annual
meetintr.
this
To'tal
TAKE
LEAD
Ladies'
Wear
Team
Is
Going
Strong
in
Howling
league
iin
ivo
Clean
Sweeps
Annette"
continued
their
win-
nine
ways
In
the
Ladies
Bowling
League
last
night,
scoring
a
second
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Mrs.
R.
J.
Keron
of
Blue
Birds
with
181.
last
nieht's
Individual
scores:
Bluebird's
12
3
.Pierce
-
-
1"0
193
Turgeon
..-
113
158
Boulter
132
169
Croxford
-.-
H9
"0
Keron
156
206
Handicap
1
1
j
Total
"27
90S
I
Raneers
1
2
iBerg
-
-
515
147
.Petersen
153
128
Yaeer
J87
182
lMrs.Mftrrisoh
-02
"aV
Burv
5
-west
I
Handicap
T5tirJ.:
!
Annette's
Basso-Bert
u
.189
...
31
501
1
...171
195
...
96
.145
174
31
7C2
1
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179
Wtainesday,
January
11,
1939.
Johnson
-
177
Skattebol
147
Owen
161
P'
Dickens
145
J
Handicap
12
8!1
paper
discusses
the
position
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cham-ij"
,,oteI
the
of
the
business
and
'gbof
Commerce
as
representative
.h9rtt
n
nrnfoccinnb't
lnipypsta
fif
tVlP
Oltv
It.
flOPS
not
reiiresent
tvtv.
lift
137
181
81
775
2
159
134
128
151
9
31
743
2
189
166
138
170
128
12
803
2
181
89
134
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-
labor
or
the
churches
or
the
youth
of
the
pity.
It
repre-
McKeown
156
104
sent
business.
Its
duty
is
to
advance
the
business
of
the
Blaine
...
no
186
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n-si
sj
j.'i.
t
?.!
Handicap
50
50
city,
it
is
inuepenuem.
ui
puiiui
aitnuugu
juu&i,
ui
iuoj
Totaj
.
members
take
a
great
Interest
in
politics.
i
Bir
sisters
mi.-
i..t
i
i
,1..
,.t
u.,nit.c
P.
Dickens
liie
seryiee
CJlius
are
inaup
up
wviy
uj.
uuancpo
m:
e
Sickens
profeksional
peonle'filif
their
members
are
banded
to?eih-
jottl
jfrprtiVjilariv
to
fa
thines
which
may
aid
the
underprivihjg-
iiz-.
Qfsp,
eH;
"It
is
unselfish
work.
Th
vvork
of
the
Chamber
of
JupmmerCP
lg
more
JjejiiSO
aim
yet
Jiuue
uic
cas
iiiijiuiuhju
Maple
Leafs
We
have
before
this
urged
every
business
and
profes-
-gnaj
inan'
in
the
city
fp
become
a
member
of
the
Cham-
jgm
ler
of
Commerce,
nay
the
annual
fee
and
attend
the
meet-
M'.
oif
ings.
A
live
chamber
is
a
great
asset
to
the
city.
iP.ii
Tolal'r-
that
thev
insist
that
their
young
men
keep
fit.
They
have
Pwryieb
to
sep'p'a
term
in
the
army'
in
order
to
be
ready
tp'e-
JfJJJ
fend
their
country.
Germany
and
Italy
and
a
riumbpr
of
Uap(lgp
other
European
cpuntnes
jnsist
on
tneir
young
men
Keen-
Total
f
r-i
n
il.
a?
rpv
i
J.
,
tl,n
V
nf,:f
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lit
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830
2
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28
16
888
'states
have
over
the
democracies.
We
have
so
m'jch
Jn-
pgr
DTTDDFDT
erty
"
in
this
country
that
Ave
do
not
know
what
to
doVith
LUL.
KUrrlllv
1
it
Manv
of
our
vounp-
men
take
little
nride
in
themselves
"
154
1S3
122
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181
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82!
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IP
757
une
aavamage
tpe
yuun
xnexx
viy
juui
uie
uaiurijr
fears
Enieriaineo
fr
fvywij:.
"f
brl(Jges
brldgeshlre
linvii
Jc
fViaf
tViov
o-of
nrpfprpnP
in
mntVprs
nf
pmnTnv-
r.nit
Baseball
Matnate
Babe
i
.
i
tfjn
...
.
monf
AnntVor
!i
rl
M
t
n
o-p
ic
tHnf
ttiPV
tcppn
nhvsiVflllv
fit
Kuth
hso
in
Hospital
anu
increase
uieir
uwii
&eu-i
cspctu
ic)
ic
uie
men
VUUI1U
IIICI1
1.1
dllllllj:
ill
Hie
af
j
uie
iic
y.
f
iiiip
4'.
nf
in?
like
war
we
all
feel
that
the
outlook
is
that
we
may
Ua
Anvn
Jnin
5t
at
nv
fimp
AVVipn
that
timp
rnmps.
i
SPORT
CHAT
All
classes
of
become
infected
w:
acquiring
a
knowledge
of
Englibht
and
German
in
preparation
for
the
1940
Olypmlc
Games.
In
Hetsinci
ers.
waitresses
dnema
atteridanU.
ftt
katiani
Hockev
Leaeue
HM
Vf"1."
rT7
.
rjJ
T'i
WW
WS?
iMUccmenHran
ahf
bui
pme
ai
ine
ejpen
s
,r
attnujig
Sisters
also
had
a
clean
sweep
win
ra,?CTr-I
have
craze
for
xasi
nigni
over
o-uu
.ui.c
auu.
i
-
.
y..
the
early
standing
of
the
second
"Wl
f
'
.SL
IS
half,
is
now
in
second
place.
Maple
to
be
.ne
5
rnV
of
S
e
most
t
difTi-1
dUft.
Leafs
and
Blue
Birds
won
over
jd
themselves
being
among
the
best
linguists
ln
the
world
Twelve-vear
old
Patty
AsplnaU
if
Indianapolis.
Just
at
the
age
vher.
mort
girl?
still
are
playing
with
dolls
or
beginning
to
have
hfts"
on
bovs.
is
Uncle
Sam's
voungest
swimming
record-holder
And
while
most
of
her
friends
are
out
playing
or
are
slipping
down
o
a
neighborhood
nMrle.
Patty
pan
b
found
oraetising
at
the
In-
164
dianaooHs
Athletic
Hub
swimmlnf
For
most
twelve-year
oios
girls
the
Olympic
Oamei
ar
lust
sosnetnm?
mev
near
oiorx
oeonle
talking
about
But
not
for
Patty.
A
trip
to
Finland
in
ip
as
a
member
of
the
Unitefl
btaie?
Olympic
swimming
team
will
be
-okav"
in
the
words
of
the
youth
ful
Hoosier
swimmer.
It
was
Nov-;
...
fmher
2
that
Patty
swam
the
130j2OO-yard
breast
stroke
event
in
the
..
145
(clipping
six-tenths
of
a
second
off
(the
previous
American
record
that
had
stood
since
1932
Her
new
I
.
A
mark
was
recognizee
Dy
uie
Amateur
Athletic
Union.
featlng
a
Vienna
team
10
to
1
j
Sport
Briefs
1MLKNA110NAL
SOCCUl
HAMBUKU,
permany,
Jan.
11;
.fk.Hunearv.
alter
xosing
3-1
to
cotianu
in
an
association
xootoan
oaint.
beat
Hamburg
2-0
nere
notner
inteniiiUonii
leature.
(WINNER
IN
xnl
HENLEY
ritOFIT
LONDON,
Jan.'
II:
NCP
A
profit
on
the
years
wrung
ox
u
($120)
was
reported
at
the
annual
meeting
the
stewards
of'
wemey
Royal
Regatta
here.
'
O'CLE
RLCflKp
SYDNEW,
Australia.
Jan.
11:
CP
Hubert
Qpperman,
cycling
from
Adelaide
to
Sydney,
established
a
world
record
of
63
hours.
37
jf
minutes
for
lOQ
mUes.
He
bea
the
record
of
70
hours.
40
rnlnu?
held
by
S.
C.
Ferris,
an
English
man.
and
are
not
physically
tit
tor
wprK
or
pj?.y.
inese
young
(jKAYtL'I
ILL
big
winner
solp
men
are
not
much
use
to
their
country
or
to
themselves.
H.rf
w
NEW
market,
EngTand'.
Jan.
11;
j.
..-.
i
t.-
.
.
rr:,.
....
CPi-AxtM'
PrlnceriMt'-punr
wlnp.er.'
was
bought
for
.)n.f
iR0rhv
V
W.
Tal
hot
at
horse
sales
here,
lotal
reallz-
'ed
in
the
fivif-day
sales'
was
245,142;
rik.
.t?i'
...
.1iir
tt,
.V
e,l
onnon
nft
4t,Se
KPW
ff"5-.'
?aD'
j
'
it.
guineas
IU01.195).
.
Coast-
Thpv
are
the
men
who
WOUld
then
know
What
to
y0rk
Yankees
American
League
.1.
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1
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1
.
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-11
tnnl.
tnt,
AVtw
Anfavynn
I
k.ll
4,,Vi
c
iravplv
111.
SO
Ser-
UM
allU
i-M
IiUU
K
VIUUIJJ
ail
iuua
iui
uui
utiniLt.
w.uh
"
o;--.
.
r-
....
JIOUE
FAN
SEATING
ious
cm
was
hLt
his
condition
condition
last
last
z
night
pcJlbaii
Association
Council
has
fnct
nf
fhp
men
in
ihp
hnftprv
wnnld
soon
bpf
nmp
nf-
rii.t
rtf
th
church.
'were
1
i
.
.k.i'rnr
fnr.rain
I
ficers
iflhe
country
were
at
war
while
the
slouchers
who
adalnistered
to
the
seventy-one
of
WemBley'
Stadium
bjr
would
-have
to
be
trained
afterwards
wquld
have
to
serye
pojtsn-
Js
fl0
At
nejt
$np
final
there
;
Tm'rfpi
thpm
''
'
'
morning,
howeyrr.
be
was
fUnj5
wUl
be
room
for
100517
people-
.
77.
"
jntich
more
easily
ana
c4
4592
seated
and
54.925
standing.
ta
;..
t
P.nAvf
f
V,o,.
c
monu
fohfirfMce
himself
that
be
would
;
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,
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1
a
XJJC41
UIMJg
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1
I)
tc
ikMWin.u
iip.t
oy
m
y
Rrrnn
'
KLNMNG
RECORD
-
:
no,
,
XtTUiU
recovtr.
Ruppert.
who
is
a
multlmllljon-,
JOHANNES
BUBO!
Jan.
11:
CP
i..
Koon
fiahtinir
an
attack
ntfnit
rViotp
Olvninlc
runner.
d
ij
c,
,
.
...
w
--
.
.
f
-r
.ki.vuif
t
Vit
hnm.
for
the
,.t
tin
a
ttr
nn'th
African
record
l
.....
1
-
.
1
..
1
.
.
.
.
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...
..ft
V.
.
.
.
1
it
comps.
we
shall
tane
great
nnae
in
me
young
men
wno
past
nine
monms.
101
47
seconos
xor
e
w
FffH'JW
Sfl14
vv?
SfF
?JJ,cMm
ijiijciw-iij.
himself
to
hospital
suffering
.CAM3RIDOE,
pnf..
n.
if.
r.
'?
:
from
a
slight
heart
aitack.
-Cambridge
University
Bugby
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
New-
rfion
ZlllX
nat
fhp
rwonlp
nf
thp
whnlo
Hitrin
arr
Hmni'
tHp
vamp
,
tn
KnKQi'i
,
future
will
include
matches
with.
nf
V.onrmivPr
nnd
wpst
of
Edmonton
hoidintT
membership
Midland
clubs
The
biennial
trip
al,jr
New
Wftnl
ad'
Edlnburgh
cencellt!d
in
these
organizations.
JLlTm,,,r.lM,
&
OVERTIME
Veteran
NeW
Stewart
Pfves
Aroerks
Victory
Over
Rangers
In
New
York
b
t
far
Mt
nm
jmpHal
5'now
on
her
way
p
the
British
Columbia
coast
and
will
vis-'
MODERN.
EXPERIENCED
BANKING
SEXVICE
.
.
.
Th
Oiffcom
of
121
Yon'
Satxrttlul
Operation
.
.
.
r
t
.
m
.
r
ca,
sssssa
.
fS
What
I
like
about
bank
is
the
friendlr,
mm
-
.
'
J
iui
way
they
do
tl
for
you.
(hit
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
'
"
"
SfTIUlit
It'll
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Janaer
Stewjrj
Brandw
H.
V.
LITTLER.
Manaorr
'XllVICtt
Or
THE
SANK
Of
UONTtaf.4il
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD..
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver;
"
'
T.SJ3.
CATALA
EVERY
IfJES-
T.S.S.
fAKUENA
FRIDAY,
j
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:34
p.m.
""
"
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
jum.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
rrom
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Pbone
561
ffemday.
January
11
;g
PAGE
TWO.
TJjn
DAILY
NEWS
FINE
NEW
!
AFTER
40
.
.
kidney
tend
tu
tlcw
vp
if
tttM
uCod
Chen
brromc
inflame
u
SHIP
FOR
tut
tnd
tay
in
tl
eyateaa,
Kn
For
Real
Comfort
and
Wear
ftotdaod.TyiUllwlgt
I)
,ir.'1:
1
JfEiStf
irtltog
up
irnwUin
Shd
:ra-
B.C.
'RUN
iJaty
an
pMtnpt
--itf
-
-
r
'
Tanker
Imperial
On
Way
U
gt
And
Will
Be
In
Rupert
Soju
3
PILLS
Two
Site
Regular.
50c
and
new
and
in
the
overurae
pertod
theve
rfWrvorfc
vrhitwth
th
p,cltj-
of
AM
000
Imper.a
t
eran
NcU
Stewart
cay
lff
"JJned
blue
rtrlpe
of
her
cargo
can
be
dwhv.
witn
tne
wuuun
.
lWirs
the
black
fun-
i--
than
seven
hour
inro
Amerks.
.
c,
her
an
attractive
as
well
testf?!
own
moU
driven-
-rr-;
ine
-
mbOanUi
appearing
vessel.
AH
auxUhiry
maenmerr
k.uc.;.j
home,
acorec
a
mree
www
j
...
flr.
trr-
nrktnnr.
is
also
cio
-ni
ever
the
world
Bll
enndered
700
h.p.
Jalrbanks
tlx
per
tpTjro'
"
-:
Moe
diesel
engine
n;j
uwepepocni.
pw
ari-4..
their
hetd
on
the
kcue
taMlefsitip
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ship
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tour
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