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'Rangers
de
corps
is
excellent.
It
is
only
in
the
larger
cities
that
Japan
is
really
in
control
and
even
there
the
invaders
cannot
venture
far
afield.
So
keen
are
the
Chinese
that
any
Chinese
man
or
woman
who
tries
to
help
or
co-operate
with
Japan
soon
meets
Prince
Rupert
Puts
Up
Hard
Battle
But
Ketchikan
Finally
Wins
Hoop
Game
In
Overtime
Hockey
Standings
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PROSPECTS
IN
CHINA
Thursday,
March
9,
1939
Japan
seems
to
be
on
the
defensive
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MAGNET
51
!
STOKE.
England.
March
9:
CP
Admirers
were
turned
away
from
the
packed
ehureh
when
Jean
Frances,
baby
daughter
of
Stanley
Matthews.
Stoke
City's
in-
soccer
player,
was
fore
long",
according
to
Chinese
sources
Of
information,
christened.
Sir
Francis
Joseph,
the
they
Will
De
on
the
run.
the
Lhine&e
mam
army
is
petter
ciub-s
president
was
eodparent
trained
and
better
equipped
than
ever
before
and
its
esprit
-
with
an
accident.
i
The
new
highway
being
constructed
from
Burma
in-
FOR
RKiNT
to
the
heart
of
China
is
now
practically
complete
and,
wjth
clean,
well
the
coming
of
spring,
ammunition
and
supplies
will
be
apartments.
rolling
in
from
British
territory
on
British
and
American
trucks
to
enable
the
Chinese
to
continue
the
war
indefin
-
furnished
modern
Phone
Red
444.
tf
WANTED
We
incline
to
the
that
wishes
opinion
Japan
today
applications
for
position
or
1
1
i
x
i.l.
.1
it..
.
i.
e
i
tl
i
.
.
r
ah(.
him
nnttapklfd
thp
rnnrmnst
nf
Hhinn
Tt
is
a
trpmpn-
dous
slice
of
territory
to
hold
and
the
true
test
will
come,
during
the
comiwr
summer
although
the
Chinese
say
time
Is
no
particular
object
with
them.
They
have
the
will
to
Win
and
intend
to
do
so
if
it
takes
twenty
years
to
do
it.
,
MR.
HERIUDGE'S
STRAW
MAN
Mr.
Herridge
is
setting
up
a
straw
man
in
order
to
have
something
politically
to
aim
at.
He
says
that
pretty
soon
the
Liberals
and
Conservatives
will
join
together
to
form
a
national
government
which
will
really
be
a
Fascist
Administration.
'In
the
first
place
we
have
noticed
no
inclination
on
the
part
of
Liberals
and
Conservatives
to
join
force?.
Water
and
oil
do
not
mix
very
well.
Even
if
they
did
join,
there
is
no
reason
to
think
there
would
be
anvthinr
unconstitutional
about
their
administration.
Mr.
Herridge
has
some
good
ideas
and
we
would
like
to
see
him
taking
part
in
public
life
but
we
doubt
if
he
is
a
big
enough
man
to
form
a
new
party.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
thought
he
could
do
it
but
he
failed
dismally.
The
present
indication
is
that
Mr.
Herridge
would
cause
scarrelv
a
rinple
on
the
surface
of
the
political
life
of
the
Dominion.
And
vet
it
is
difficult
to
prophecy
in
political
life.
Most
unlikely
things
happen.
MacKenzie
s
Furniture
BEAUTY
REST
MATTRESS
With
over
800
Individual
Iplrftl
springs.
Beautiful
damask
CI
ft
cover
SLllMIir.lt
KING
SriUNfl-Sllver
and
gilt
rib,
CI
J.
Oft
None
rusting
?Vx&0
Phone
775
hf
Alaskans
to
win
full
Una
was
37
all
own
ws
41
U
37.
Prinze
Runert
took
an
early
lead
and
Maintained
it
almost
through-cot.
At
half
time
the
count
was
21
t'
Si
fc
Prin
-e
Runert
and
at
three-quarters
time
35
to
31.
Uatdwara
was
high
aeowr
for
Ketchikan
and
Morgan
took
scor-
At
the
conclusion
of
the
monthly
tag
honors
for
Prince
Ruoert.
In
Canadian
Lotion
meeting
laat
night
general
p!av.
it
was
difficult
to
a
knockout
cribbaae
tournament
ooint
to
individual
star.
Ail
gave
provided
a
very
interesting
com-
of
their
best
petition.
In
the
semi-final
Jack
Prtnc
Runert
players,
now
in
bet
Laurie
won
from
Jack
Preeee
and
ter
condition
after
retaining
their
Jack
Frew
won
from
Wilfred
Al-
land
iesjs
are
confident
of
winnlnp
laire.
In
the
final
Jack
Frew
won
tonight.
from
Jack
Laurie
and
the
finalists
;were
congratulated
by
President
Jack
Preece
who
made
the
presentation
to
the
winners.
The
mc
w.
olaysd
in
the
lUgh
Sc?"!
"vrri.-rium.
Tnrrorrnw
the
Prince
Rupert
8aturdav
ni?h:s
Friday
anl
CURLING
35,
Ladies
Enter
Rink
In
Late
Season
55'
Novelty
Event
32
J
3M17HER8.
Mar
9:
With
a
past
weeks
all
the
winter
sports
ut
however,
that,
when
It
cam?
to
throwing
rocks
and
handling
brooms,
the
men
had
them
backed
off
the
lee.
They
have
done
very
well
at
the
game,
however,
and
turorteed
the
manr
rrttrr
4th
t
itely.
Tme
Japanese
are
also
getting
British
and
Ameri-
wanted
-small
furnished
cottage
four
tert
in
the
semi-finals,
these
can
supplies
but
the
Chinese
are
also
getting
credits
nppiJ
"rtliy
Nes
whereas
Japanese
credit
is
not
good.
It
is
said
that
just
now
there
are
four
thousand
Chinese
lads
learning
to
handle
the
planes
which
are
arriving
in
the
country
from
outside.
They
are
just
as
efficient
in
the
air
as
they
are
in
handling
cars
on
land
58)
WORK
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
girl
wants
house-work.
Phone
Red
444.
tf.
Applications
Wanted
being
the
rinks
skipped
by
Jin'
Downey.
Pete
Eby,
J.
O.
Stephens,
and
Art
Simpson.
It
was
expected
that
the
competition
would
be
ecmolated
by
Tuesday
night.
The
final
same
in
the
Lucky
Lager
series
still
remains
unplayed
and
it
is
expected
that
this
game
between
BSD
Duff
and
Ward
Carey
i
camp
men
and
skippers
will
be
wi
played
ott
immedlately
received
up
to
March
17.
1939.
;
ApplipanLs
please
state
qualifications
and
previous
experience.
Prince
Rupert
Fishermen's
Co
operative
Ass'n..
Box
2C4
Rupet.
B.
C.
David
-Crocker
of
Part
Clements;
is
pa
vim?
a
two
weeks'
visit
to
the!
city,
having
arrived
on
the
Prince
Prince
John
yesterday
from
the
Queen
(58)
Charlotte
Islands.
'
How
ipltndidly
it
th
Joy
of
perfect
compiniomltlp
d'mtitid
harmonioutly
tojtthtr
PHD
in
thtir
txttlt
4intl
iht
facet
of
ItAtuf
ft
En
IX
winning
45
to
34.
Spectators
wit
nessed
one
of
the
snappiest
lu
ff
rm
folate
games
played
in
tbe
Metlakatla
Community
Hall.
High
School
went
down
to
defeat
flght-Une
gamely
to
the
very
lost
seeond
Doth
teams
were
somewhat
which
had
been
used
the
previous
,
.
...
Chris
Danlle.
.
.
-
i
ti
they
put
up
a
game
fight
and
rtavrd
a
clean
game.
WonA
sportsmanship.
were
In
constant
exeltement
owing
to
the
antics
of
the
opposing
foyers
on
the
slippery
floor.
At
the
opening
whistle,
the
Panthers
got
away
In
fine
ityte
and
scored
two
baskets
before
the
High
School
even
got
started.
taking
the
lead
which
they
held
team
goes
to
New
U-ttekaUa
whtrr
'throughout
the
entire
game
,
game?
will
be
nlaved
ite
Panthers
cheeked
hard
and
managed
to
hold
down
the
visitors,
it
the
end
of
the
first
half,
the
j
we
reading
26-19
for
Panthers,
j
After
the
breather.
High
School
made
a
better
snowing
and
threat
ened
to
take
the
lead.
The
Pan
thers
Uok
time
out
whenever
High
School
became
threatening
snd
managed
to
keep
the
visitors
'rem
moving
ahead.
At
the
final
vtikrtle
the
scofte
stood
45-34
for
MetlakatJa
F.
Auckland
found
the
ramts
were
resumea
ana
are
situ
betnc
nr
th
hit.i
tn
,h
tun
&f
ii
earned
Q
with
enthusiasm.
points
Hotkeetad.
for
High
School.
The
Darling
Club
commenced
a
netted
18
points
In
all
5
person
-novelty
bonsptel
when
sixteen',!,
we
called.
3
aamlnat
Panthers
rinks,
ench
rink
containing
one
tn
2
agalnat
High
School
lady
curler
started
a
very
exclt-;
Unr.VJM
and
Koret:
wc
v
iiii
iiiua
Mia
k
iinu
been
nbtalnad
ttv
this
tmirna
.
Panthers
F.
Auckland
31.
0.
'meat.
.The
ladles
have
taken
to
lrtrl!t?
b
the
spferf
like
du:ks
to
water
Thinking
they
were
adepts
at
v
ff-lfttnr
a
RiMn
hrmun
Ihw
mn
J.
Haldane
8,
B.
Nei-
ron
4.
F
Robinson.
II.
Leigh
ton
t,
II.
Leask
Total.
45.
High
SchoolHoi
ketad
18.
Me-
full
of
confidence.
They
soon
found
D.nnaW-
0.8,
Moran.
Kitaro
6.
Hopkins.
Total.
34.
Referee
C.
Ryan
and
A.
Leask.
Scorekeeper.
D.
E.
Ryan.
Timekeeper.
E.
A.
Leighton.
Refreshments
were
served
to
thi
the
force
and
accuracy
of
their1
vUlUn
W&m
and
'"PPOrters
shots.
The
sixteen
teams
that
started
have
now
been
reduced
tol
A
Hot
for
ri.ny
y..t
people
h.y
leerned
to
depend
on
the
deliciom
end
bodybuildinf
soodne..
of
fho.nl.
Leset
Deer.
Ft
E.port
cer.lei
one
o,e.
.
,ousl
m.ny
,pot
in
life
without
Uttirij
you
down.
Buy
It
By
The
C.te!
'
9
EXPORT
fal
lowing
the
game
by
the
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Association.
Time
l
What
Yen
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Kilvm,
Bulkier
Valley
or
Nanalmn-Welllngton
roal.
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
58
nr
558
I'ine
Cncl!llni
and
Rig
Hill
Vtd
lor
First
Time
Tnr
a
Daily
News
clhA-.ir.ed
ad
-rttKometit
for
bet
results.
Firs
t
he
srsaU
to
knawsthst
tb
imory
to
be
used
for.
Tbsl's
mannahlt)
sad
I
tell
him
quite
fnakly
an
lite
deuOs.
Ms
wants
t
knsw
how
I
propose
to
pay
Ute
money
bek.
So,
I
give
him
a
Ht
of
all
outstanding
bust,
current
esprmcf
sad
my
Income.
That
gives
him
a
d
picture
of
how
I
stand.
men
wo,k
fefi&F,'
''
"-7
tiS!3Lj7
hums.
This
odvoftisemont
Is
nol
published
or
disployod
by
Iho
Liquor
Conlrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
c(
British
Columbia.
Tnr
part
.vnvs
ThllfBt!:r
.f,
KETCHIKAN,
March
!).
Although
very
tired
after
their
lonir
boat
tri
from
Prince
Runert
and
handicanned
by
the
strange
hall
with
its
low
ceiling,
the
Standard
Oil
METLATLA
BASKETBALL
Taiitltrrn
Won
liter
Prince
lllfh
Sth.wl
43
to
3
THICKS
'?
CKsS
i
JVa-TRQ-NOL
I
VvaporJS
Lj
hdpt
prevent
.
rSefpt
gnd
o
mT
r"
Smithers
Skiiers
Are
Still
Active
A
party
of
Prince
riupert
High
basketball
team
from
Prince
Rupert
put
up
a
great
f
itrht
iScbooi
basketball
enthusiasts
paid
against
Ketchikan
in
the
opener
of
a
uvo-irame
basketball
toU
10
Tuesday
niaht
series
here
last
night
ami
it
took
an
overtime
nuarter
for
tS.fu
Mrtlakatla
Panthers,
the
Lit
lattr
mmmmmmmmmm-
sfstMM
Jack
Frew
Wins
Legion
Cribbage
Interesting
Competition
Fallowed
monthly
Meeting
Last
.Vi-lit
Trip
score
at
The
final
Junior
Hockey
Players
Win
SLITHERS
U.r
:
j
fact
aiut
mintii
SMITI1BM.
March
9:
-
LocaV
lh,
sksVrt
tstoic
advantage
of
the
-1jUnifcf
um
.:
.
eehVnt
condition
of
the
big
hill
ne
ni
K
and
used
U
on
Sunday
afternoon
.Mptvm
m.
far
the
rirst
wme
ims
wmier
m
test
out
their
ability
for
Graham
Cotllson
made
made
several
several
nrtw
e(
tswtr
wnf
JbrWs
tunk
then.
b
w
4
score
and
Fu-ri
AWa
each
,
.
th4f
.
7"
.
Jump
btit
thete
were
not
man
mtM-
.
72-
had
been
ftva
of
the
perform
TTZ.
-k..
ane
.
,
,.
cf
the
last
of
Uw
The
weather
lU
remains
quite
rotd
for
this
time
of
the
year
and.
as
long
as
the
ice
and
snow
conditions
remain
favorable
for
the
various
sports,
there
wtl!
bs
enthustasta
to
keep
them
going.
!'
T
MADE
TllltrE
LtCUJ
W
KUJN
UTON
Ma-
l
A.
J
Chaw
srvri,
r
,
the
New
Zcataid
p?
-
nat
oroaeA
ni
r
h
far
the
Hull
r
l
.
a
round
ef
M
p..
"t
:
three
at
id
but
I've
borrowed
from
Iho
book
for
ecri
I
low?
Hy
meeting
the
simple
requirements
a
i
urullw
asls
from
any
l)rrower,
no
matter
who
he
k
Ht
wsnts
ts
antw
t
indhowlMvr
IV
position,
lie
k
NituraBy.
II'
oiVmooey.tfci-
on
demand.
And
If
I
rupptn
tt
curisy
he
often
!
ray
own
not
of
i
c
sponsible
eft""--
It
That's
all
there
is
to
ill
I
have
always
kept
my
ti
letiuV
Kirgain,
paid
back
as
agreed,
and
establihl
a
!
netful
that
often
proved
useful
when
cash
wai
badly
nrnlnl.
THE
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
Soda
Fountain
Tea
and
Coffee-
Hoi
S
ramllfs.
Tobsrros,
I'rrh
M
anil
Cream
Mussallem's
Confectionery
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Propria
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AWAY
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HOME"
Ail
lift
80
Rooms
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&
Cold
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