l.i
.!
j
I
"ill
;
it
"
,':
:
wnp
TITO
Stock
Ends
Sale
Onyx
Broken
Lines
Special
Dont
miss
this
opcoitunlty
to
buy
the
finest
shoes
made
In
Canada
at
this
exceptionally
low
price.
Reg.
$8.50.
Stock
End
Sale
4-85
128
Wowen's
rumps.
Straps.
Sandals
and
Ties-secular
to
$5i0
EDITORIAL
$2.45
oooooooooaoooemo
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
'
Monsieur
Harvev
continues:
"Canarln
has
:'
an
nnnni-
tunity
today
that
may
never
be
repeated.
Capital
and
no-
Handicap
SPORT
CHAT
Part
of
an
effort
to
improve,
women's
tennis,
-Germany
will
enter
a
team
in
the
international'
tourney
for
the
Queen
Marie
of
Yugoslavia
Cup.
Other
countries
entered
are
Poland,
Yugoslavia,
Italy
and
Czecho-Slovakla.
Mrs.
D.
L.
Little,
formerly
Miss
Dorothy
Round,
may
return
to
lawn
tennis
this
summer.
She
is
one
of
four
nominees
for
playing
ot
Hoh-playlhg
captain
or
the
Bil-tish
Wlghtman
Cup
team.
LEADERS
BEATEN
dominant
lantruace
in
Canada
ami
thp
nvnWoms
Q
Howe
167
pulations
in
Europe
are
worried
about
thp
da
nrrpr
nf
va.
Totals
786
2
182
150
118
139
200
1
z
143
136
141
-;jjr.".scufPing
today
are
by
sheer
weight
of
numbers?
Unless
S
!L4
-and
here
I
enter
upon
controversial
ground
-
unless
iScT...l'''"IZ
S
20
vvMUiiuu
s
iimnigranon
policies
are
drastically
chanced
in
Tutau
,A,
,
713
the
next
few
years.
NEED
OF
IMMIGRATION
Koyal
Lunch
1
D.
Houston
168
M.
Montesanri
109
Blake
180
Cook
156
D.Montesano
156
17
708
2
148
106
92
134
136
17
633
Billions
of
dollars
and
hundreds
of
thousands
of
people
league
standing
to
date:
are
eager
to
get
away
from
the
unhappy
continent
into
the
Rup!rt
Motor
-
9
free,
friendly
air
of
North
America,
to
reconstruct
in
our
T
'
I
New
World
Hvps
whirh
VmvA
hom
nMMm'nn
v,
nu
Oyr
Club
5
1UUD
1,1
'c
viu.
Canadian
Uglon
xf
i
W
z
We
refer
e
not
l
only
i
to
the
persecuted
Jews.
There
are
mil-
Parker't
Garaje
lions
of
Roman
Catholics
in
Central
Europe
living
under
Pioneer
Laundry
a
uuaiuiiwv
yiuwinii
ciuuu
oi
anxietv
ana
terror.
rrotp?.
uuiku
tants,
too,
are
uneasy
about
what
lies
ahead
of
them.
Pag-anism
and
brute
force
are
stalking
Europe
and
the
pros-spect
is
black
for
men,
women
and
children
who
cherish
the
very
things
we
hold
dearlike-minded
folk
who
are
our
natural
brothers.
"There
is
in
this
condition
an
advantage
for
Canada
which
m
it
would
be
foolish
for
us
to
npn-Wt
Hi
ui
us
tu
iimmuun
tne
social
ana
inuustriai
structure
we
tlQtra
Kllllf
4
r
rtt
I
vel1trtO
7s
mime
11
A
Electrical
Workers
people,
we
shall
become
more
and
more
subject
to
compe-
Americans,'
a
tition'and
envy
from
more
populous;
nations
whose
nat-
hU
tPtaI
Ih
ural
Ural-advantages
advnntfln-ps
nrp
are
1pss
less
tnnn
than
rira
Olirs.
-wa
We
Shall
0V.0II
become
v.,v1
1p??
no.
leading
lead!n&
LESSON
FROM
HISTORY
.5
4
4
4
3
Ellsworth
Vines
...
.
u
renuires
no
particular
enort
ot
memory
to
recall
PA11???'8
eatest
prosperity
came
in
the
days
when
Beats
Don
n
DU(li?e
t
"vu
"
v"
Fir
Wilfrid
Launer
was
in
power
and
migration
was
pour-
6W
in-
into
Canada
at
the
rate
of
300,000
'
a
year."
savs
1U
Mr.
.
-r
7T
I'refesslonals
,
,
.
H-
,.
i
i
-
i
,
.
J
,DaJa
Famous
Tennis
150
143
20
71
3
159
114
169
180
152
17
791
TAKES
LEAD
IN
SCORING
,t
.-
0
vmu
ikj
M
ilVilf
m
large
country
not
only
able
to
support
increased
nonuLi-
Tommy
Anderson
t
New
York
is
tion,
but
suffering
.
from
the
fact
that
there
are
not
enough
No
Tw
,,nl
CctUr
ln
"
"
-
'
"
"
-
-
..WW
W
I
J
Ull
tional
Hockey
League
uuiib
jui
uuicivco.
nrxz
units
i.
i.
v
1
1
frivire
nnva
mnro
.
-
-
.
-
.
people,
and
our
birthrate
is
f
ailing.
Unless
we
get
more
Tommy
Anderson
of
the
Nev
York
of
--t.
.to.c..k
...
,..,,uvio
um
uui,
wic
nwuy
Courts
PJay
in
Miami
our
jobs,
they
created
activity.
NeAv
markets
were
de-
-
I
veloped,
building
boomed
throughout
the
land,
newcom-
MJAit,
Jan.
31-Eiisworth
vines
ers
took
over
menial
jobs
from
native
sons
and
CanHd-
defeated
Pn
Budge
by
a
score
of
ians
went
up
in
the
social
and
economic
scale.
For'the
im-
ilj&S
meeMg
ot
thelf
barnatofmlng
lour-while
migrant
goes
to
the
bottom,
performs
the
heavy
jX
he
is
learning
citizenship,
and
so
lifts
the
rest
of
the
HU
Cnnnivv
twot
population
to
higher
levels
of
existence.
.
UIU
VWUlliry
Oln-LCI
"Every
Canadian
knows
that
the
United
States
owe'
its
predominant
position
in
the
world
to
a
phenomenal
de-1
BJuAl!fltii-
,
velonment
based
on
immigration,
energy,
a'nd
the
willing-1
wfflSSi
ness
to
accept
new
ideas."
Hotspurs
i.
I
Trtr:
pailt
Nnva
Tuesday
in
Jack
Bromwich
J
New
Champion
1
Takes
Australian
National
Tennis
.
Title
by
Defeating
Adrian
Qulst
In
Final
SYDNEY.
Australia,
Jan,
31:
CPi
Jack
Bromwich
won
the
Austral-,
ian
national
tennis
title
yesterday
defeating
Adrian
Qulst
in
the
final'
-4,
6-1,
C-2.
The
total
was
held'
last
year
by
Don
Budge
of
the
United
States
who
has
since
turned
professional.
Sport
Briefs
SCULLINO
I.N
ICE
CAMBRIDOE,
Eng..
Jan.
31
CPl
Unlvrrsltv
rrw
trnlriAril
Rupert
Motor,
and
North
Star.
Drop
wUn
lce
brrakers
mtfd
the
llxture
Menday
M;hl
In
Com-
of
tne
UmU
t0
wd
o(
ntereial
Bowling
League
floating
Ice.
Rupert
Motor,
league
leaden.
FIGHTING
TOLICE
and
North
Star,
runners-up,
lost
LONDON,
Jan.
31:
(CP
-Teams
two
games
to
one
in
Commercial
from
Germany,
France,
Holland,
Bowling
League
fixtures
last
night,
Belgium
and
Norway
will
compete
;
the
automobile
men
being
defeated
with
Great
Britain
In
the
Pollc;
'by
Canadian
Legion
while
the
bot-
Boxing
Championships
here
Feb-tlers,
dropped
the
decision
to
Royal
ruary
1.
Lunch,
The
Legion,
as
a
result,
moved
pp
from
seventh
Into
fourth
SOME
SPRINTER
Place
wh,le
Royal
Lunch
ttdTaneed
CATFORD,
Eng..
Jan.
31:
CP-
FRPNrTl
1
A
iniMTV
ivrtvtni
rncau
JiAJUKU
1
li
CAIN
ALIA
ifrom
the
cellar
Into
sixth
position.
Harry
Hutchens,
known
as
"Oreas-
In
an
address
given
before
the
Toronto
Empire
Club
te1"1
workers
were
left
ed
Lightning-
when
he
ws
a
pn
rWpnrlv
Jean
Tean
rim?100
Chailes
Harvey,
h,
,l,.Q
director
of
t
the
at
Montreal
i
"
the
basement.
High
averags
"printer
50
years
ajo.
died
here
5
.com
last
night
was
Gib
Taylor
of
aud
1.
Hi.
outstanding
record
r
rencn
weekly
paper,
Le
Jour,
soeakintr
on
the
nosaihihtv
n,m.H
tntnr,
with
ibi
was
was
aoo
300
varda
yards
in
In
ao
30
wnndi
seconds
nn
on
r.
of
Canadian
unity,
makes
some
interesting
statements.
Rupert
Motors
i
suggesting
that
the
French
language
may
possibly
in
time
v-
"oton
is
become
the
official
language
of
Canada
he
says:
frrls
JJ
"We
had
a
mavoraltv
election
in
Mnnt
ago
and
one
of
the
candidates
made
much
of
the
fact
that
Taylor
.151
i8a
nc
w
uie
muwr
ui
louneen
cnnciren.
1
nat
is
no
uncom-
scott
mon
familv
in
French
Canada.
Snnnnsp
ten
nf
tVio
mm
Totals
749
m
tleman's
fourteen
children
marry.
Suppose
each
of
them
S""?'an
Leikin-
1
averages
eight
offspring-:onsiderably
less
than
the
fa-
Z
ZZZm
S
IS?
iner.
mat
youia
give
our
candidate
eighty
grandchildren.
Hoyer
'
n54
179
Now,
allowing
for
a
greater
decrease
in
the
French-Can-
McCaiium
mm
139
adian
birthrate
than
is
likely,
let
us
say
sixty
of
the
eighty
Dlkens
grandchildren
marry
and
that
they
average
only
six
chil-
Hai!p
,,J
dren
each.
Mr.
Gascon
would
then
be
the
progenitor
of
North
star-1
four
hundred
and
fifty-four
direct
descendants
!
b,
wick
no
now
long,
ai
tins
rate,
berore
French
becomes
the
l
t
3
rough
track.
152
J75
RACING
THE
TIDE
SCARBOROUGH.
Eng..
Jan.
31
113
'CP)
Tide
waters
were
encroach-318
ing
on
the
sand
pitch
when
play-us
ers
In
the
Northern
women's
crick.
799
t
tournament
finished
their
match
nere.
KIDDERMINSTER
S
.0.
S.
KIDDERMINSTER,
Eng.,
Jan.
31:
(CP)
Owing
to
the
serious
fln-
anclal
position
of
the
club,
all
x
players
of
Kidderminster
Harriers
;J7
soccer
team
will
be
offered
release
3
123
173
161
vi
wuge
reductions.
VERSATILE
PLAYER
LONDON.
Jan.
31:
(CP)
Well
...
known
as
a
sprinter.
Albert
Wilson.
im
old
outside-left
of
Mans-
iif-i"
uwu,
ims
oeen
iransierrea
to
Crystal
rlaee
for
a
"big
fee."
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coakt
League
Portland,
4;
Vancouver.
2
(over
time.
Hockey
Standings
9
Portland
8
Seattle
5
Vancouver
3
Spokane
4
W
D
L
P
22
6
5
114
Reported
Upon
Thn
Prp.Won!
Do
A
linn
A
Pts
69
50
16
6
12
111
112
8
7
18
C4
134
8
7
19
03
112
Activities
Of
Gamma
House
33
33
Cnmrna
Hnuse
held
Its
second
meeting
in
the
Booth
Memor'al
Hivh
School
auditorium
on
Moij-day
afternoon.
The
meeting
was
chiefly
of
a
business
nature
since
It
has
been
planned
to
have
a
nurelv
cntertalnmAnt
mM'no
tr.
"
...
.
,k-r'
aoout
tw0
week
s
time.
adding
four
points
to
plained
to
the
members
an
last
week's
play.
Is
temnt
that
wa.
hin
maH
tHe.
National
Hockey
a
Oamma
House
newspaper
and
oSKexert0
the
Wr,d
the
inf,Uence
we
.W
TS.'Sffi
eSnowed.
b.,i
OUgflt
to
exert.
Black
Hawks."
aottstUg
dropped
Brown
reported
that
during
the
A
country
Which
has
100(1,
open
spaces
and
resources
Jn
fourth,
place
below
Sweeney
first
half
of
the
year
the
Qamma
in
nnimnnnro
ie
nn
ornr?oV1a
of
nmrtinrr
.1
e
i
fp.hriher
nf'
Jhp
Amprfran
ami
t.n...
i
i
,
.
....
.wMuuuiivv.
o
uii
v,immuc
otniujjij
iuuhu
iur
unv
flu-
'
:
v
.
.11,3
iiuvi
vojiic.iiuv
on
lop
in
DOWi
man
herd.
A
vast,
empty
land
like
Canada,
plavinp
dojr-in-the-manger,
can
create
a
dangerous
situation
'for
itself
by
whetting
hungry
appetites
abroad."
Toe
Blake
of
the
Canadlens
who
ing.
John
Orlmsson
was
the
hish.
are
iica
lor
secona
piace.
rst
average
scorer.
Anderson
has.a
total
of
28
points;
HaMn
Hanklnson
gave
a
favor-Schrlner
and
Blake,
20
each,
and
able
renort
on
bovs'
badmint
Oottselig,
25.
ior
me
nrst
nan.
)
Mnraret
Davles
entertained
with
a
tan
dance.
)
led
by
Peter
Allen,
the
meetlm
adjourned
with
the
singing
of
"Cod
Save
the
Kfog."
TRAPPERS
Don't
be
foolish
and
sell
your
furs
at
the
waterfront.
Fetch
your
stuff
up
town
to
Oold-bloom's
and
get
the
buyers
together
to
bid
on
them.
In
that
way
you
will
make
30
Per
Ceht
MORE
for
Yourself
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Gas
Masks
Not
Public
Property
k
'I
The
Letter
Box
sons
to
whom.
thy
were
supplied.
On
the
basis
of
this
finding,
a
de-defendent
who
destroyed
one
has
been
found
not
guilty
of
wilful
damage
to
public
property.
Federal
Subsidy
For
Trappers
Is
Urged
By
Member
REG
IN
A,
Jan.
31:
CP
D.
A.
Hall.
Liberal
member
for
Camber-land.
SDeaklne
In
the
Saikatche-
vocated
a
fpderal
subsidy.
Lost
Life
When
Auto
Went
Into
Lethbridge
Lake
LETHBRIDGF.
Jnn
31:
CPt-Robert
Lelhm;in
lost
his
life
by
drowning
in
a
lake
near
here
yesterday
when
a
car
went
through
the
ice
A
companion,
Richard
Kirk,
was
rescued.
Fire
Damage
At
Farm
For
Boys
,Near
Montreal
MONTREAL
Jan
31:
i
CP)
Fire
lat
nUht
destroyed
the
main
administration
bundling
or
the
8haw-bridge
Hoy'
Farm,
an
hutttBtbn
for
wayward
avd
ornhan
bovs.
crrth
if
h?rc
Df.sp.o
a
xtimated
at
$70.coa
HISTORY
IN
SCHOOLS
Editor.
Dally
News:
A
li
udlnu
editorial
In
the
Vaa
.xuver
Daily
Provinc
of
January
.'7
ai:'.s
nealect
in
the
treat
mm
of
Canadian
History
in
ou:
,
,ur.ic
schools
Ffer
the
information
df
your
reading
public.
I
would
.be
obliged
if
yw
would
plAise
Rive
T-Ublii
lty
thrw4h
this
letter
to
th
f
1
rue
faeU.
I
In
the
Social
Studies
for
th
first
three
trade
Gradea
I
and
1
I
are
entirely
about
Canada
in
that
I
they
deal
with
th
chUd1
home
and
hU
UntnedUte
wrtronmrnt.
'
'HMary
la
ade
6,
the
final
year
Interesting
Ruling
Made
In
Cheat
0
tne
elementary
Khoot,
la
d-crfleld
Court
Yesterday
voted
entirely
to
the
story
of
our
ountry's
growth
namely.
Cant-
LONDON.
Jari.
31:
CPi
A
Judge
dlan
njatory.
Thus
one
half
of
the
In
a
Cherterfleld
court
has
ruled
elementary
school
pupils
time
In
that
gas
masks
which
were
Issued
to
fecial
studies
is
concerned
with
the
people
of
this
country
during
Canadian
social
conditions
In
ad-the
crteit
last
September
are
now
dltlon.
the
geography
of
Canada
the
private
property
of
the
per-
.(,
WitK
the
teotraphy
of
otht
nation
of
the
world,
H
taoght
hi
Grades
5
and
0.
In
the
Junior
High
School
Orades
7
to
5
Inclusive
nearly
one-third
of
the
time
alloted
to
Social
etndHes
ts
devoted
to
Oarradtan
History
and
Canadian
social
conditions.
The
ratio
is
39
to
94.
In
Grade
7
eleven
out
of
thirty-four
v.eeks
art
su
created
for
the
teaching
of
Canadian
social
development
while
in
Grade
8
twelve
out
of
twenty-eight
weeks
are
suggested
for
allotment
to
the
Canadian
ociety.
In
Grade
9
the
proportion
li
6
to
14.
In
the
Senior
Hfcb
School,
Orados
10
to
13
inclusive.
wan
LegUlature
yesterday,
referred
th
9tud3r
of
Wortd
history
Is
pre
to
the
plight
of
northern
trappers
KnML
and,
In
view
of
the
low
fur
price
and
light
catches
this
winter,
ad
Canadian
history
and
geography
is
concentrated
In
first
nine
grades
because
these
grade
normally
coincide
with
the
compulsory
school
attendance
years
of
the
child
and
in
this
manner,
every
child,
before
he
leaves
school,
is
certain
of
get
-tins
adeouale
teaching
of
the
story
of
hit
own
country's
social
development.
H
M
MORRISON.
Inspector
of
Schools.
Building
Starts
OH
Lisht
Here
Tno
Ternilts
luuei
During
Jann-'
a
y
rtcprckftitfd
Value
of
$1300
The
year
193t
has
started
off
.rht
n
IMnce
Rusert
for
bulldlm?"
pcrmlia
During
January
ther-i
n
tw
pemHs
One
was
taken
out
b?
John
Han
for
a
$1000
dwell-ng
on
Sixth
Avenue
Katt
between
Haya
Cove
Circle
and
McBride
Hmt.
The
other
la
for
a
S30C
frame
stretnre
with
concrete
fAimdaUcn
on
the
government
n"f
tot
J
H
Carson
Co
Ltd.
In
January
last
vear
building
nrmH
tntallf
Sl?7
3W.
the
per
mit
for
thn
r,vst
Office
havlm
been
issued
that
month
,rrwiern
Control
Senlcnt
L
not
Pub"a'Cd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BrltUh
Columhia
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION
RATES
TO
VANCOUVER
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
$36.00
"m,,lN
Mpa!
FROM
PORT
SIMPSON
OQQ
RETURN.
Bertha
0,5;
included
Reduced
Rates
to
Vancouver
also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
Special
Tickets
on
Sale
Between
November
1st,
19.18
and
February
28th,
1939,
Inclnslve-Ood
to
Return
up
to
March
31
1939
Children
Half
rare
Steamers:
Leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar.
Vancouvor
S.S.CATALA
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.
Thursday,
a.m.
S.S.
CARDENA
Friday,
10:30
v.m.
Monday
a.nu
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert
Ajent-A.
W.
NEWMAN
Third
Ave..
Phone
If
Convenient
Please
Purchase
Ticket,
at
OfflcV
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