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DAILY
EDITION
TH
EPREMIEK
Wednesday.
March
1.
1939.
.
The
visit
of
Premier
Pattullo
this
week
impressed
pome
local
people
more
than
ever
in
the
past
as
being
thi
visit
of
a
man
who
is
thoroughly
master
of
the
situation.
The
Premiershin
does
not
worrv
him
or
wear
him
down
He
takes
it
as
a
matter
of
coursegets-up
early,
works
steadily
during
the
day
and
sometimes
into
the
night
and
has
little
time
for
recreation,
i
et
he
tries
to
.get
m
round
of
golf
each
day,
if
possible.
He
has
to
step
just
outside
his
door
to
be
on
the
Oak
pay
course
and
a
round
in
the
morning
puts
him
in
first
class
physical
condition.
Mr.
Pattullo
is
not
a
rich
man
but
he
has
just
enough
money
to
place
him
in
the
happy
position
of
not
having
to
worry
over
his
job.
He
can
get
along
very
well
without
the
premiership
and
it
13
only
love
of
the
work
and
the
feeling
that
he
can
best
serve
British
Columbia
in
that
position
that
makes
him
continue.
Without
active
employment
he
would
probably
die.
Politics
has
been
his
work
for
the
past
twenty-two
years
and
it
is
the
only
job
he
if
likelv
to
do
from
this
time
on.
The
Premier
of
British
Columbia
is
a
force
not
onlv
in
this
province
but
throughout
Canada.
His
name
i?
well
known
everywhere
and
especially
at
Ottawa.
'
Wash
Ineton
looks
on
him
as
one
of
Canada's
big
raGn.
And
yet
in
Victoria,
where
he
lives,
he
is
too
busy
to
meet
many
people.
It
is
only
here
in
his
own
constituency
when
h
jtrets
a
few
days
off
occasionally
that
he
is
able
to
mix
wit
Y
liis
fellows
as
an
ordinary
citizen,
relax
and
enjoy
himsei
in
his
own
old
home
town.
Mr.
Pattullo
is
not
naturally
a
good
mixer.
He
is
not
the
type
that
is
usually
a
politician.
He
is
naturally
rather
reserved
in
disposition
and
during
the
early
day?
of
his
rjolitical
life
he
received
many
lectures
from
his
political
friends
on
how
to
make
a
good
fellow
of
himself..
As
he
has
become
accustomed
to
the
life
he
seems
to
have'
trained
himself
to
get
in
touch
with
men
in
every
walk
of
life
and
to
eret
their
point
of
view
on
affairs.
That
is!
what
makes
him
so
human.
He
has
always
had
to
work
hard
and
he
likes
people
who
work,
no
matter
whether
'
i
is
vorkinp-
with
the
brain
or
the
hands.
He
is
familiar
with
the
problems
of
the
men
who
dig
ditches
just
as
with
the
nrnn
who
manage
large
businesses
or
factories.
The
writer
remembers
the
time
when
the
first
returns
from
one
of
the
general
elections
seemed
to
intimate
that
Mr.
Pattullo
was
defeated
and
that
his
party
was
probably
in
a
minority.
He
took
it
very
philospophi-cally,
saying
that
when
a
man
went
into
political
life
he
must
expect
defeat.
Yet
he
has
not
yet
been
defeated
personally
in
a
provincial
election
and
doesnot
seem
to
look
for
it.
He
expects
to
win
again,
should
he
decide
to
carry
on
through
another
election,
for
he
feels
that
he
has
served
the
province
well.
-
There
was
a
time
a
few
years
ago
when
he
had
a
dangerous
time
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
He
had
seen
other
men
similarly
afflicted
pass
on
but
such
a
thought
never
seemed
to
have
occurred
to
him.
He-is
very
Annette'
Lose
To
Ranters
But
Stay
in
First
Place
Three
Way
Second
Place
Deadlock
Broken
Merchantettes
1
Stone
105
Ciccone
.
.
123
Vandersluys
113
Halliday
109
Houlden
109
Handicap
.
.
16
I
Total
..5:8
Big
Sisters
1
B.
Dickens
139
E.
Dickens
.
174
Roth
well
105
Bond
..
190
Alexander
.
.209
Handicap
67
Total
Sit
Rangers
I
Berg
222
Petersen
-.116
.Yager
144
lllallberg
156
Moss
...
.
Ballinger
184
Handicap
69
Total
891
Annette's
1
Basso-Bert
174
Blaln
143
Skattebol
112
Owens
-
98
Dickens
156
Handicap
15
Total
698
Knox
1
Scharff
SchaXfer
Fritz
.McKeown
.
Brasell
Handicap
Total
Rex
Ethel
Bury
L.
Morrison
N.
Morrison
Total
189
147
141
.138
135
.
71
821
1
148
.157
.141
B.
Cameron
109
Ammie
Bury
587
Handicap
47
Total
889
Maple
Leafs
1
Nelson
.
.155
McLeod
182
H.
n,
Olass
vjiu&s
90
u
Blue
Birds
1
Pierce
126
Turgeon
128
Boulter
.207
Croxford
154
Hartwlg
Keron
.
170
Handicap
5
Total
790
(Ramblers
-26410
tenacious
of
life,
lives
ft
to
the
full,
enjoys
his
work
as
cnji-a.
well
as
his
p!ay,
loves
to
wrestle
with
knotty
problems
B-
K
just
as
do
some
men
with
crossword
puzzles.
V
Sons
sons
of
of
This
may
not
be
a
complete
word
picture
of
theTrem-
1.,
81590
73480
Norway
70230
.68900
.
v
t
i
161
162
115
250
138
16
81
5
140
101
120
174
171
67
"3
163
183
236
124
223
229
173
207
.190
171
'
15
985
237
79
158
116
95
71
756
2
213
116
205
147
124
47
852
2
201
170
85
DO
147
127
5
690
Canadian
Legion
Wins
In
Bridge
75640
80850
53920
79550
86640
94670
84880
70500
ler,
it
may
not
ue
quite
correct
in
an
ueiaus
dui
it,
is
me.
impression
the
writer
gets
from
fro'quent
observation!
"
covering
a
period
of
twenty
years.
;
I
Try
a
Daily
New
want-ad.
Tin:
DAILY
NEWS
LADIES'
BOWLING
SPORT
CHAT
Bohumil
Vana
of
Czechoslovakia,
sport
in
two
years
as
he
says
hei
will
then
be
"too
old
for
real1
Annette's
lost
to
Rangers
two
tt"u
games
to
one
In
the
Ladies'
Bowl
Switzerland
won
the
world's
bobsleigh
championship
from
Great
Britain
at
St
MoriU
although
the
I
High
average
scorer
for
the
eve-
British
set
a
new
course
record
In
nlng
was
Rose
LaBelle
with
223.
last
01
uir
ieur
runs.
1
Individual
scores:
2
$3
Walter
Donaldson.
Scottish
cham-143
plon,
21-10.
163
220
First
step
of
the
South
African
67
Ice
Hockey
Association
to
ellmlp-98$
ate
overly
robust
body-checking
3
.and
other
"foul
play"
from
the
230
sport
was
suspension
of
four
play-25yers
for
one
to
two
months.
204
247
Former
Welsh
schoolboy
Inter
national
ouUkle-half,
OvJe
Jones
has
signed
profeaolonal
ferms
for
26
26iw,6Jlft
Rugby
team.
960
1152:3.
2
5
.
:
.
'.
1751
uarts
nave
been
banned
In
the
2sj'canten
or
on
the
premises
of
the
182
Nottingham
gun
factory.
176'
171J
Asftj
1938
member
of
the
Aust-
15iraltan
Davis
Cup
tennis
team
wiM
94g
i
not
be
allowed
to
compete
ta
the
3
'Wimbledon
championships.
.
'
114
99
Dan
McCorktndale.
South
Afrl-153
can
heavyweight
boxer
now
fight-174lng
In
England,
became
the
father
146
71
-r-
ai
3
115
141
103
82
170
47
663
3
174
1,
158
1lpf,11
T
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-
is
!2iotiII
Leadms
uueue
Hi
at)
Handicap
25
25
817
826
2
118
172
121
172
25
94
5
:ct
Musketeers
Relefated
to
Cellar
in
League
Standing
as
Result
of
Postponed
Play
Last
NIsht
Canadian
Legion
and
Musketeers
last
night
played
a
postponed
fixture
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
last
night,
the
veterans
winning
by
a
score
of
14.690
to
12.910.
This
puts
the
Legion
in
seventh
place
in
the
standing
with
the
Musketeers
going
to
the
cellar.
The
league
standing
to
date:
P.
R.
Dairy
90600
Grotto
87100
90600
87100
86410
81590
73480
70230
09810
'
68900'
receiving
$2.-
af
a
boy
recently
Mrs.
MeCorkln-dale
is
the
daughter
of
Ted
Br&ad-ribb.
flfht
manager.
Ernie
Roderick,
contender
for
the
British
welterweight
boxing
title,
won
his
24th
consecutive
victory
when
he
forced
Oaspard
De-rldder
of
Belgium
to
retire
at
the
end
of
the
elsht
round
of
a
10
round
bout
in
Liverpool.
801
MONTREAL.
March
1
:
3
.Blake
of
the
Montreal
237
I
"i
Badminton
In
,:i
i
i
CPi
Toe
Canadlens
still
leading
the
point
getters
of
125
the
National
Hockey
League
with
146
1
a
total
oi
38
points
so
tar
this
sea-158
1
son.
Next
comes
Sweeney
Schrin-
er
of
the
New
York
Americans
with
35.
Trv
a
Dollv
crMfled
ad
RHEUMATIC
PAINS
Backache,
Lumbago
sad
Rheumatic
paint
are
often
due
to
congested
kidneys.
8
medicinal
ingredients
in
Gin
Kills
stimulate
kidney
action,
eliminate
exrra
arids
and
tone-up
the
blood-stream.
If
toxic
waste
nutter
in
your
system
is
nuking
you
tired,
achey,
depressed,
take
Gin
1'UU.
Two
Sizes
Regular.
50c
and
hew
Economy
Size
(doable
the
Quantity)
75c
35
Taxi
Orfera
You
a
1939
Heated
7-l'atsenger
Car
at
Your
Service
Phone
35
TAXI
Semi-Finals
mw
vim
-
-
J
.
,
champion,
plans
ta
retire
from
the
url""
Reuilts
Lat
Mbt
Prince
Rupert
Club's
Competition
11.
11-3.
Uumv
toot
P
MMntmh
10
218
UI
a
umruHK
uoumi
tciuiu
mn
jj
J5-J2,
15-3
we
net
unui
tne
139
stmnc
players
MorKan
mnceI
j
44
uiiitru.
205
18
Claude
Falktaer.
52,
attempted
a
910
comeback
in
professional
snooker
3
play'
at
London
after
nine
years
igi
retirement
but
was
defeated
bt
SMITHERS
IS
WINNER
IN
HOCKEY
IleMed
Prince
George
Two
Games
Out
of
Three
And
Has
Long-Lead
On
Season's
Play
SMITH
ERS.
March
1
-The
Sral-
'thers
senior
hockey
tram
left
town
on
Saturday's
train
to
travel
".
prf
nr
OMrce
to
olay
three
re-
.
.
.
.
.
.
'
.
,
.
at
-i-.i
p
iv
tt-i
Muviiruien
Bui
mini
m
n&&r
nn
n
a
arorr
u
j
ui
in
Leaeue
last
ninht
hut
still
re-
WJVeniry
cy
looiuau
cjuu
BBar;
"
-
-
.
Blue
Birds
to
uxe
exclusive
pos-
"-,
.
-
.
uu
mgnvs
resuiu:
,.
to
score
tan
two
session
of
runner-up
position.
foi
Davis
Cup
tennis
team,
has,
pnc,.,
Thompson
and
Bessie
breaking
a
three-way
Ue
lor
sec-
betn
mad
a
CrieraHer
of
Thompson
boat
Creddle
Morgan
ond
place.
Rex
stays
in
third
place
Lesion
dllonneur.
and
Frences
Cross
11-15.
15-10,
18-
with"
a
two
game
to
one
victory
over
Knox
HoteL
In
the
fourth
.?ame
last
night
Big
Sisters
de
feated
Merchantettes
two
to
one.
IS.
B.
To
bey
beat
L.
8.
Hope
15-5.
15-
3.
J.
Murray
and
W.
Cross
beat
W.
Murray
and
P.
Mcintosh
li-5.
a
"c
"
lc"f"a
'
uy
.
.
twice
11-3.
0
eombinatlon
play
toaU
in
the
last
few
minutes
of
he
name
and
thus
tied
It
up.
In
the
ten
minutes
overtime
"layed
Johnny
Dunlop
scored
the
winning
goal
for
Smlthers
to
mak
the
final
count
5
to
4.
Monday
evening
on
very
fast
ice
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Stcumer
leaven
I'rinrr
Iltipert
vwry
THI
HSDAY,
11.13
p.m.
Train
leave
Prince
lliipcrt
for
tlie
Kat
Muridav,
Weli.ehiy,
FnMav,
6
p.m.
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etc.,
rail
or
write
City
Ticket
Office.
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Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'ocuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
Keeps
for
Weeks
In
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
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Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
661
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
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DTTrprn
J
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Pasteurized
Milk
Valentin
dairy
Optometrist
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Royal
Bank
Bldg.
rd
bet
wren
?
r
mm
Ik.
0
.
...
Jturn
-me.
with
the
Prince
Oeorge
-
team
on
men
nunn
-
The
first
tame
was
played
on
Saturday
niaht
when
Prince
which
Is
a
very
s,-The
Smithes
;
given
a
Rood
t
...
both
at
home
;,c
and
have
an
x,
ershlp
ta
the
league
standing
n
Ir"m
wf1P"
"
Club's
championship
tournament
HVe
itUnutes
of
Joungsters
to
M
w
Maple
Leafs
took
a
clean
sweep
10
SU3.097.
and
will
be
continued
Friday
ntxht
h
may
orcur
In
the
e
games
to
nil
victory
over
ftf
.'
"".W?.0'
"-Ilnai-
DunloD
h
through
on
some
goM
w
.
the
8ralthers
boys
again
proved
onto
at
Montrfn)
thir
cuneiioritv
bv
winnlm
OVfT
tmlt-
rrhlr...
Mui
'
t
Hockey
Scores
National
Learnt
Oanadlem
2.
I
Toronto
1,
An
-t-rj.
Umel.
Tomorrow
mrh'
Bessie
Thompson
beat
Neme
Law-
h?
Qton,
Uam
wlth
a
nsnm
'
1
score
of
4
to
2.
In
each
game
Smlthers
was
slow
In
getting
luto
the
scoring
col-
Urt,lrA,,
VJ,J?
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and
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