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roceived
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RUPERT
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Published
Every
Aftemon,
Except
8unday.
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
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delivery,
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yeany
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advance,
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month
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mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
VALUELESS
PETITIONS
Thp
Ottau'fl
Journal
urtres
Premier
Kintr
to
"nut
BEATEN
ALL
FOUR
GAMES
Yet
Loral
Basketballers
Feel
They
Tut
Up
Good
Competition
Against
Strong
Opponents
Although
unable
to
win
a
single
one
of
the
lour
game
which
they
played
during
their
tour
to
Ketchikan
and
New
Metlakatla.
the
local
Standard
Oil
basketball
team.
.
ed
In
a
score
of
40
to
24
aealnst
Prince
Rupert
New
Metlakatla
was
clearly
the
LC
liCl
VCaiil
III
UJC
UAkUtua;
united
States,
yearly
penoa,
paia
in
aavanee
e,,.r
nfr
which
there
DAILY
EDITION
ZONING
THE
CITY
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
away
his
fears
of
Fascism,"
and
Dr.
Manion
his
"wearin-
l";
ess"
over
those
"leadership"
ballots
that
"a
young
publish-
21
Swi
?i
er
in
Toronto
is
inducing
people
to
send
to
Members
of
TS,
rcx.
Parliament."
The
Journal
says:
"Those
leadership
ballots,
March
21-Annetus
vs.
Maple
calling
for
nothing
more
than
a
pair
of
scissors
to
cut
Leafs.
Rex.
vs.
Merchantettes,
something
out
of
young
Mr.
McCullagh's
newspaper,
tell
a"
f8
slsters'
Raneers
only
that
there
are
people
in
the
world
who
will
put
their
28Knox
Hotel
vs.
Blue-
names
to
anything,
no
matter
how
crazy,
provided
some-
birds,
Big
sisters
vs.
Rangers,
Rex
body
asKs
them.
ts.
Maple
Leafs,
'Merchantettes
vs.
;
"There
are
petitions,
for
example,
let
anybody
get
up
a
""4
Rex
vs
Annettes
petition
to
make
it
compulsory
for
everybody
to
dance
the
Merchantettes
-vs.
Maple
Leafs,
'Lambeth
Walk'
and
we
venture
to
think
that
scores
of
Big
sisters
vs.
Knox
Hotel,
Biue-thouKands
would
sign
it.
That
is
why
every
session,
tre-
birds
vs.
Rangers,
rriendous
bundles
of
petitions
are
dragged
into
the
House
(one
member
had
167,000
names
on
one
petition
alone)
and
laid
solemnly
on
the
table,
with
nobody
paying
the
Flitrhtest
attention
to
them,
and
the
majority
not
even
knowing
what
the
blessed
things
are
about.
ENGLAND
BEATS
SCOTLAND
LONDON,
March
13:
(CP)
England
defeated
Scotland
by
a
score
"Sn
vpVp
tint
at.
the
barricades
vet.
Mr.
McCullatrh'a
of
8
tp
3
ln
amateur
international
'ballots'
are
about
as
important
as
last
year's
unanimous
K)CCer
at
Dulwlch
Saturday
'
decision
that
the
weather
was
not
what
it
used
to-be,
and
will
make
about
as
much
difference
to
what
happens
in
Parliament
as
last
year's
grumbling
about
the
weather
mailt'
4
o
the
weather.
'
in
the
United
States
all
-
few
years
ago
they
were
talking
about
the
mighty
followings
of
Father
Coughlin
and
n
fpllnt"
called
Townsend.
Coughlin.
going
strong
on
the
radio,
had
a
'Social
Justice
Leairue'
which
was
suppos
LOST
ed
to
have
20,000,000
followers.
In
the
headlines,
the
thing
LOST-Sum
of
money
on
3rd
Ave
looked
tremendous,
but
when
Coutriin
and
Townsend
got
Badly
needed.
Reward.
Finder
together
in
the
presidential
election
they
found
they
,
please
leave
at
Daily
News.
ei
couldn't
elect
a
single
candidate.
They
couldn't,
in
fact,
LosT-set
of
keys
m
black
case
have
elected
a
poundkeeper
in
Poughkeepsie.
Finder
please
return
to
Daily
"It
is
precisely
that
way-with
this
'leadership'
league."
News,
tr
tut:
nAn.T
xnvs
PLAY-OFFS
UNDER
WAY
rriday
Night's
Came
Between
Se-'
attle
and
Vancouver
was
Last
of
-
Pacific
Coast
Schedule
VANCOUVER.
March
IS:
CP
Friday
nleht's
game
In
which
Vancouver
defeated
Settle
by
ft
sco-e
or
7
to
4
brought
the
Pacific
Coast
League's
regular
ptaylnf
schedule
which
returned
home
at
6
o
ciock
t0
a
cJose
setting
the
The
final
standing
HUlHC
uiiu
icu
aii
niv
-
"J
NKfttMC
suffered
his
Injury
near
the
end
of
Vancouver
the
first
half
when
he
nad
to
De
spoe
taken
out
of
the
game.
Stars
of
this
game
were
Ranald
Leaek
and
Blandov
for
New
Metlakatla
and
Angus
MacPhee
and
Bob
Houston
f;,r
prince
Rupert.
12
The
locals
were
royally
ed
in
New
Metlakatla.
the
game
Saturday
night
being
followed
by
w
21
15
14
Detroit.
1;
D
8
6
9
8
P
Ml
1C8
130
144
Saturday
Toronto,
5.
far
the
tost
night
from
the
north,
is
satis-
post-season
play-offs,
fled
that
it
gave
a
reasonable
ac-
second
place
Seattle
Settle
count
of
itself
against
strong
op-
seSTiiawks
are
mteilrfct,
4he
third-position.
Except
for
Jimmy
Cur-
p--
Vancouver
Lions
In
a
setnl-rle.
who
had
to
come
off
the
boat
flfof
wr1e5
tn
determine
which
with
crutches,
the
result
of
having
sha)
.meet
the
Portland
liar
karoo
tuffered
a
severe
ankle
sprain.
In
therrta-ff
rfntlB.
The
8ei
the
final
game
at
New
Metlakatla
Hawks
took
the
first
hum
of
the
,
Saturday
night,
the
members
of
the
figt
two
out
it
three
game
r1es
team
were
an
safe
and
sound.
The
siturdaj
nhht
by
defeatta
Van-
last
game
at
New
Metlakatla
result-
couver
6
to
2.
177
IM
165
BOSTON
IS
1
INVINCIBLE
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9
001
was
a
dance
with
music
by
the
fal,nal
League
Leaders
Down
ADVERTISING
RATES
.Royal
Alaskans
Orchestra.
Later
'
Runners-l'p
Detroit
Beats
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
.
M
there
was
a
party
at
Johnny
Mor-'
Canadiens
Local
readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
-
'
-25
rlson's
home
until
4
o'clock
Sunday
News
Department
Telephone
86
imornlng
when
the
Jedway
left
for
J0'
"h
":
'CP,
Advertlsing
and
Circulation
Telephone
.
9
,
home
with
the
Prince
Rupert
team..
The
seemingly
invincible
Boston
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Jon
Saturday
the
locals
were
shown
'
,awy
01,1
on
t0P
ln
tne
Lr,ni
th
sriiuoii
sAMn
such
'Vltonal
League
standing,
took
Tth-ithe
measure
of
the
second
Monday.
March
13.
1939.
Vaces
as
.
.,-
the
country
,niM,
church,
t,,,N.h
Fath-
,
:
er
Duncan's
old
home,
the
power
Some
people
have
been
wondering
why
it
was
necs-
i
sary
to
divide
the
city
into
zones.
Tne
whole
'matter
is
very
simple.
The
city
has
been
trying
to
get
some
loan
company
to
make
loans
in
the
city
under
the
Dominion
plant
and
sawmill
There
had
also
,bcen
a
dance
Friday
night.
Girls'
Bowling
tin
t!
c
:
t.
4.
i..
winners
or
tne
tneatre
ucKe.i
wnen
a
secuon
oi
me
cuy
is
sew
apai
i
ymyy
were
Rlta
of
Gamma
dential
with
restrictions
as
to
the
class
of
building
that
ao3i
Mlchl
yamanaka
of
Beta
with
may
be
erected
therein,
it
is
found
that
it
is
more
likely
n
and
Betty
Borland
of
Alpha
.
to
remain
residential
and
not
be
tainted
by
being
inter-
with
162.
j
Unnmr,
v.nnca
nryA
cimiloi-
IncHfii.
League
standing
to
date:
I
7JV1
3U
nihil
dbUl
l.
v.
.
.
.
.
v
...........
...wv.wv.
tions.
In
such
a
district
loan
companies
will
make
loans.
There
are
other
districts
in
Prince
Rupert
other
than
those
chosen
under
the
bylaw
which
are
good
residential
districts
but
just
a
small
portion
is
Pet
apart
for
more
expensive
houses.
Alpha.
20197.
Gamma.
19650.
Beta,
1C677
New
York
Hangers
by
the
decisive
seore
of
4
to
2
at
Madison
Square
Garden
bun
night.
The
Detroit
Red
Wings
won
2
to
.1
over
the
Montreal
Canadiens
antf'ent
Into
mth
place
ahead
of
the
Ganadtena.
'
Tomorrow
night's
play
will
be:
Americana
at
Toronto-
nanttn
t
government
Scheme
for
increasing'
the
number
OI
Home
Alpha's
Winning
Streak
Is
Broken
Detreit
and
Chicago
at
BoaUm.
owners
in
the
various
cities
throughout
the
Dominion.
!
Br
Gamma
The
league
irfaying
schedule
win
imc
duiuc
atamaiitc
tiiai.
tuc
iuuucj,maiitu
v
v.mi.
lng
rague
on
Saturday
Alphas
If
any
section
of
the
city
in
which
they
hold
mortgages
inning
streak
was
broken
by,
should
deterioate,
they
would
probably
lose
either'
the'oamma
with
a
score
of
1941
to
'
xchnU
nr
nart
nf
thpir
mnnPV.
"32-
Beta's
score
was
1761.
Week-end
seres
wore:
Sunday
American.
3;
Chicago.
2.
Boston,
4;
Rangera,
2.
Canadiens.
1;
Detroit.
2.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Boston
Rangers
....
Americans
Toroqto
Detroit
Canadians
Chicago
34
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.17
17
16
14
12
W
D
L
F
2
6
10
9
6
9
8
10
145
14
129
19
111
19
103
24
102
23
105
25
86
A
Pts.
C9
70
93
86
97
123
138
95
GROTTO
IS
MOVING
UP
Tobacconists
Score
Clean
Sweep
Victory
In
City
Bowling
League
The
Orotic
added
another
three
nolnu
to
its
margin
of
leadership
In
the
City
Bowling
league
yes
terday
by
wtnntng
a
elean
sweep
thiee
names
to
all
victory
over
the
celter-dwelllng
'
Printers.
In
the
second
fixture.
Royal
Hotel
rolled
Its
three
games,
play
of
OW
r.
....
k.U
AfVTm.A
t
A
n
l&tM
UIIK1
iVT4H
wwwaa
.
date
Hlh
average
Merer
was
Staol
54
Jortn
of
Grotto
with
104.
771
1
3
R.
Fraoks
126
piace
Royal
Hotel
TWd
V.
MontMMio
Etnlth
Lost
score
Total
Grotto
swnhrfln
F.
Oaraadtoia
StmoncWoo
A
Wa
Bury
113
TO
fortn
M
Total
.
M
Printers
0.
Frank
.139
Whlttnt
-
l
Vance
123
Paul
-
201
Total
.06
The
league
standing
tn
Grotto
Old
'Empress
Royal
Printers
174
171
172
.178
1
701
1
,1
1J9
.138
U4
...100
.791
1
2
17
ISO
146
.146
143
SIS
2
186
178
117
143
189
85S
2
170
168
102
117
181
718
date:
22
8
13
14
16
11
6
24
An
American
tournament
to
wUid
up
the
season
was
held
by
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Badminton
dub
yes
terday
afternoon
and,
d
nolle
th
fine
weather
prevailing
outdoors
there
was
a
good
attendance,
thirty
players
participating
The
tournament
was
run
off
In
three
panels,
winners
ln
each
be
ing
Thelma
Davis
and
Roy
Franks,
Mary
Astori
and
George
Ferguson
E.
Cavalier
and
Jack
Otbson.
In
the
final
play-off.
Thelma
Davis
and
Roy
Franks
emerged
the
victors.
Refreshments
were
served
by
the
ladles
under
the
direction
of
Miss
Edith
Miller
and
presentation
of
orlzes
were
made
to
the
winners
of
the
four
tournaments
which
were
held
during
the
past
season.
44
LONDON.
March
13:
(CPtOnh
,
.
.
,
43
ert
Battcrsby.
72-year
old
medics!
38
I
student
at
University
Colleee
U
due
to
sit
for
his
first
medical
32
1
professional
examination
ln
June.
)0
See
how
$nug
ond
smooth
these
silky
threads
of
Old
Virginia
lie
on
the
paper,
rolling
a
cigarette
that
looks
tight,
thai
smokes
right,
fhal
tastes
right.
You'll
like
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut.
And
you'll
like
the
seal-light
pouch
it's
packod
Jna
veritable
"ppckel
humidor"
that
keeps
the
tobacco
frith
to
the
very
last,
"i
"
!
vl
160
1SS
143
153
639
3
260
1S3
166;
lftO
201
833
164
113
119
134
167
C87
22
13
16
6
BADMINTON
CONCLUDES
Final
Tournament
of
C.
X.
It.
A.
Club
Season
On
Courts
Ifc
UiWM
U
tfcl
kH
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T
Kor
mr
fait
Mondsy.
WtdnestUy
and
Friday
From
the
East
'4
8
n
r4
5
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Saturday
For
Vancouver
Tuesdaj
...
Thursday
Friday
Mareh
6.
16
and
'27
from
Vancouver-Sunday
Wednesday
.
..
...
.
Friday
March
2.
12
and
38
Thursday
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A1m
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Watches
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