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Tuesday,
March.
7.
1939
Rupert
Motors
lost
in
the
Com-taerclAl
Bawling
League
last
night
to
the
lowly
Qectrieal
Workers
by
a
score
of
two
games
to
one.
Th
one
fame
credit,
however,
was
tnough
to
put
the
Ruxrt
Motors
Into
a
tie
wHh
North
Star
for
number
of
games
va
allhoufh
they
hare
lost
six
more.
As
a
result
of
the
victory,
the
EUetrkal
Workers
were
able
to
climb
oat
of
the
cellar,
leaving
the
CanadlaH
Leg
ion
exclusively
in
that
insttion.
The
second
fixture
for
last
evening
was
not
completed,
the
RoyU
Lunch
complains
iU
play
wUb
the
Gyro
Club
to
roll
its
games
-
later.
Utah
average
scorer
was
j.
J.
Utile
of
Electrical
Workers
with
174.
Individual
scoring
last
night:
Kryal
Luncb
D.
Houston
M.
Montesano
Blake
R.
Franks
D.
Montesano
Tntil
1
Rupert
Motors
V.
Houston
Morris
HiDDara
-v
aii
ui
lii
hum
buiuuuiii,
ujc
union
unpire
ana
,
United
States,
yearjy
period,
paid
In
advance
3A.iTaTlsr
ri
..
f
I
.
ii
.
.
i
.
t
;
Tn
Total
i
-
Electrical
Workers
42
i
Little
.Jack
Pottinger
Shenton
Form
an
Handicap
Total
Electrical
Workers
Canadian
Legion
ltt
137
-H7
143
134
"M
1
176
153
172
163
163
stt
.213
147
169
166
ISS
11
.811
1
2
16
-
,
.
.
if
uaaio
ians
were
entered
considerably
when
they
reau
Parker's
oarage
14
in
despatches
Horn
Ottawa
that
the
department
at
Ottawa,
Pioneer
Laundry
..
Z
.12
"
was
really
worKing.
m
an
effort
to
remedy
the
isolated
ijr1
Lunch
rrVnr?irfnn
nf
tVlO
nurfhorrt
r.art
nf
tVio
nrmnn,i
I
Jr.
oi
lvro
Club
gested
that
auxiliary
stations
will
be
established
instead
of
increasing
the
power
of
the
Vancouver
station.
A
sta
tion
is
expected
to
be
put
in
at
Prince
George
to
serve
that
.section
of
the
country
and
it
is
quite
possible
there
may
ue
uwwvr
station
ceiween
rnnce
Kupert
ana
rrince,
(Jeorge
if
it
is
found
that
the
whoie
district
is
not
cover.)
fed.
The
situation
in
Prince
Runert
is
also
tn
hp
imnrnvpd
t
CURLING
140
1C6
166
145
1M
773
3
157
144
143
132
149
75
144
146
121
131
157
11
710
The
league
standing
to
date:
North
Star
.Rupert
.nupen
Motors
Motors
5
11
10
12
13
14
18
14
1
171
lt
161
16)
290
854'
3
149
171
134
m
199
SIS1
3
I
166
291
165
115
171
II
829
PLAY
ON
it
is
understood.
Any
improvement
will
be
appreciated.
.
minkm
championship
series
1
14
i
NOW
Under
War
at
Tnrnnln
All
Province
Compete
Probably
a
majority
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
0?
have
been
sympathetic
to
the
former
government
of
in
the
Dominion
euriin?
champicn-Spain
in
its
struggle
against
the
forces
of
General
Fran
thJP
"
u,
aji
provinces
of
the
co.
However,
as
we
have
pointed
out
before,
the
govern-
Do"l,nion
ae
represented
by
one
ment
of
that
time
was
in
close
league
with
the
communists
SSLTsS
and
probably
dominated
by
Russia.
One
of
the
admiren
vatouvef
Z
young.'1
of
.Opneral
Francisco
Franco,
writing
in
attempting
to
est
participant
New
Brunswick
V
give
what
he
calls
an
authentic
guide
to
the
Spanish
situ-
eprpntaUon
is
a
family
affair-
ation,
says
in
part
as
follows:
Magistrate
Walter
Limerick
and
his
'To
grasp
the
Spanish
war
in
full
perspective,
the
hnt'
salient
features
of
Franco's
personal
character
must
be
cieany
appreciated,
in
the
lirst
place
he
was-in
no
sense
a
Fascist
leader.
At
the
outside,
when
the
present
struggle
broke
out,
there
were
not
more
than
8,000
Falanglstas
in'
Spain
and
even
that
party
was
not
Fascist
in
the
sense'
tiumllir
nf
trUmtpfl
tn
tViaf
ri-l
?n
tlio
unliimlnmn.
l-.f"l
inHins
of
England.
Franco
had,
over
and
over
again,
both
bv
his
words
and
his
actions,
shown
that
Hp
VinH
nn
t
,
-
--j
o--
u
Ull
flcult
one,
that
the
country
to
which
he
has
given
his
life
..1
-
1
1
r
r
-.t;i
11
1
1
i
a
1
.
-
i--
inspired
It's
interesting
tc
know
when
readfng
the
Daily
Newp
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
name.
C0E9
FOR
KENT
est.
in
politics,
nor
did
he
conceive
it
as
part
of
his
position
clean,
well
-
furnished
modem
na
nti
nf
floor
fn
Vtnxio
onr
rn1
If
?-nl
liino
TIia
qntrrmsnts
t)nM&
ama
s
t
ernment
of
the
country
wa-s
his
employer
and
master.
,
mik
sai
"i
"Few
men
who
have
made
a
page
in
history
have
so
re-
-
luctantly
had
greatness
thrust
upon
them
as
Francisco
roR
BLZ12
hp.
Vivian
ungin-Franco.
Anyone
less
like
the
popular
conception
of
a
die-
TiU
pr,DPf.lk,ru,
Can0ube
scen
ati
tator
could
hardly
be
conceived.
Dictators,
for
all
the
vir-
-
I?Pfm
-Machlnc-3hop-
,Mt
tuef
they
may
possess,
are
not
free
as
a
rule
from
some
F0R
SALE
27
ft
ho
ford
en-"
desire
to
nose
before
the
nublic
as
romnntif
f
tmiroa
.
ZPne
M-
APP'y
Dally
News.'SU)
"Franco
is
blissfully
unconscious
of
what
people
think
for
SALEDining
oak
table
and
about
him.
To
himself,
he
is
just
an
ordinary
soldier
do-
cha,rSi
Snap
tor
cash-
Pnone
Red
in'--
his
lob.
Personal
ambition
he
has
none;
as
reward
fnt-
m'
56)
himself
he
asks
nothing.
He
is
the
rarissima
ayis
in
Eur-'
"
WORK
WANTED
ope
today,
the
completely
disinterested
patriot;
a
man
Jho:elly
lives
for'his
cSmby
and
for
his
country
JSS.S
SI
T"
"Franco
has
his
nrice.
a
vnrv
hirrh
nnp
nnfl
n
voftr
LOST
vuin
anu
ior
wjutii,
as
ne
nas
proved
over
and
over
again
lost
cameo
Brooch.
Finder
in
battle
he
has
always
been
ready
to
lay
down
his
life.)
P'ae
call
at
Daily
News.
(55)
should
be
allowed
to
live
its
national
life
according
to
its;LosT-Leather
coal
pack
saddle
natural
nevpionrnpnt.
wirnmir
nnv
fliptaf
inn
rlnvi(io:v.
i
,
m..
.....-..-..
"
uuiuiimyiui)1
'
twit
qiucii,
c
mtuici.
i
by
alieh
forces.
-
tt
He
was
forced
by
irresistible
nroof
to
see
,,.
tU
the
powers
which
sought
to
determine
Spain's
des.jLOBS7t".0d1"'cllftlSn
S
tmv
tiny
were
weredireetivonnnspri
directly
opposed
tn
to
her
her
n.itlnnnl
national
Mfn
life
and
iV,rs;,i
i-...
..
...
...
...
please
return
Dally
News
Office
Reward.
(56)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
5
room
House.
Ora-ham
Ave.
Phone
Green
190.
(56)
TITE
daily
VCTT3
."-
J
U
H.
I
I
ELECTRIC
MEN
WIN
Scored
Victory
orr
Rupert
.Motors
1
1
Commercial
Howling
lol
Nijbt
SPORT
CHAT
Boue
iMw
expetute
summing
but
n.jt
the
rearm
game
of
edrtMig
on
tea,
Mattftoba
women
at
tfef
annual
Wfiuttcteg
bon-spiel
have
decided
Mrs.
J.
H.
Kliewer
of
the
84
VMal
etae.
brought
her
baby
along.
Iris
Mae.
a
chubby.
curly-haUsst
t4,
drest-ed
in
a
red
anow
MrH
tike
her
inoUit-r.
Owrling
is
a
grand
eer-eiee,
hut
ao
pud
tor
rededotr
said
the
women
pjajdng
Iq
the
opening
gamns.
"la
lect
H's
the
way
to
put
on
pounds
Why.
the
first
year
I
played"
volunteered
watnan
from
the
St
VHal
club.
"I
assisted
44)
pokMuks.
The
St.
Vital
women
hatanead
the
scales
at
such
weights
as
14T
and
166
potmda.
one
of
thstr
number
weighing
cIqm
to
M.
The
idea
waan
t
a
btt
appaUtng.
Thf
Uugbed
heartily
at
them-
prodding
each
others
arms
and
backs.
-You
se.
we
work
so
hard
cut
there
on
the
tee
ve
come
in
raretMMu
and
eat
all
wc
can
et."
In
the
Port
Garry
Curling
Clab.
where
some
of
the
games
t
Being
Dl'VCd
an
en
heaUr
whirllng
busily
oanctuated
the
eanMnnit
It
vmi
the
yount
man
In
the
white
cap
behind
the
re
fresh
-naent
bar
Ha
bad
a
brawn
towl
fall
of
whipoed
cream.
He
spread
me
entire
eon
tan
ts
on
top
of
a
butterscotch
pie.
The
woman
looted
varr
trim
in
their
snow
MlU
and
peak
hel-mats,
"much
better
than
we
did
when
we
wore
tirht
skirts
and
Jumbe
sweater."
they
were
quick
to
comment.
How
kmc
had
women
been
curling?
Not
in
the
Victorian
days,
eertamly.
when
the
thnr
to
do
was
swoon,
look
delicate
and
raise
trie
fam-'ne
P'&n
nn
49-oound
rocks
""ouwt
have
done
at
all.
Wlnni
peg
women
began
curling
in
1904.
!
Asked
how
their
famiUea
fared
while
they
were
at
the
bonsplel.
they
said.
'Oh.
we
leave
thiniw
ready.
Besides,
well
be
home
for
dinner"
One
player
reported.
TU
tell
you
what
I
did
yesterday
then
you'll
understand.
I
made
FINALS
IN
BADMINTON
I'rinre
Rupert
Ctab'k
Annual
Championship
Cwnprfiliun
ConiplHed
Ou
Sunday
Finals
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bodmin
ton
Clubs
annual
champton-ship
aaetfatitisn.
neh
much
nteratt
was
taken,
were
played
off
nM
Sunday
with
Watter
Cman
wlnnfni!
the
stenn
stnfiea.
Mls
Bsfa
Thosnpsoa
lad4C
singles:
Mks
Btsie
Darts
and
Miss
NelUe
Uwrence
ladles'
doubles,
J.
Mar.
ray
and
Walter
Cross
man's
doubles
and
Mis
Prancea
Crow
and
Walter
Cross,
mjxd
(igubtw.
The
scores
were
as
follows:
Men's
singles
Walter
Croat
beat
WUam
Murray
15-u.
15-5.
Udtee
sinaies
-
Mbss
Saasft
Thomnann
beat
Mlas
Creddle
Morgan
U-.
U-6
I
ad'-s"
doubles-
M)ss
BUU
Davts
and
Miss
NelUe
Lawrence
beat
Miss
Frances
Thomson
and
Mta
Bessie
Thompson
18-14.
15"-10.
Men's
doublaa
J
Murray
and
Waiter
Cross
beat
Harry
Ward
and
Robert
Tbbey
-n.
13-18,
15-12.
Mixed
doubles
Miss
Frances
Cross
and
WaJUr
Cross
beat
Mlas
NeUle
Lawrence
and
Psfaf
Mcintosh
15-10.
15-12.
a
Wg
pot
of
soup,
a
chocolate
pie.
cooked
a
lot
bl
lima
beans,
plenty
oi
peas,
and
a
roast
of
beef.
I
worked!
And
I
made
this
hat
besides,''
she
added
triumphantly.
It
was
a
red
and
white
feU
cap.
finished
with
phi
king,
with
a
little
appiiqaed
rock
and
Biomgramed
tn
front.
"Yes,"
kvlerrupted
the
umpire
at
the
Port
Oftrry
rink,
who
was
n
man.
'
either
that
or
they
phone
their
husbands
to
look
in
the
ice
;box."
The
women
plopped
down
tar
Vtlm
nf.A
r
for
the
first
day
at
the
rinks.
"It's
just
the
beginning
of
a
glorious
week.
thev
beamed.
Another
player
said
she
managed
because
It
vas
hrr
annua:
hilay
My
fam-lv
does
the
cojk:ng
for
me
while
I
havr
my
annua:
bonspiel
week
-ff
he
said,
""""
w
s
,
2i
gSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBfe.gSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI
Pitch
And
Putt
!
Course
Costly
Railway
Company
Cannst
Afford
It
So
It
Is
Up
To
Local
People
(
Prince
Rupert
i-
to
have
no
pitch
and
pull
aoif
tuune
unleu
local,
orap
decide
to
instal
It
them
That
was
subsunce
of
a
letter
from
Oenmf
Manager
A.
H
Woren
U
the
Canadian
National,
RetSyavf
w4a
mrties
the
local,
Chamber
mi
Ommsmte
stating
that
the
cost
of
installing
was
found
to.
be
loo
great
for
hu
company
to
undertake
I.O.D.E.
IS
IN
SESSION
Annual
Dinner
Meeting
of
Muni
cipal
Chapter
field
a.
Night
.1
With
altnty
snessben
and
gurts
.n
attendance,
the
annual
dinner
xcejtln;
of
Municipal
Chapter,
Im-petiai
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Bnipire.
was
bekj
last
night
In
the
Boston
Cafe.
The
regent.
Mrs.
n.
L.
Landty.
was
in
the
chair
and
he
feature
of
the
evening
was
an
cdarets
by
Rev.
Roy
Durnford
of.
tt.
Peters
Angllean
Cliureh
on
th
qtbjact
of
TatrtotUm
"
Aaoual
reoorta
were
read
by
the
secretary
and
treasurer.
showiiHj
.he
order
to
have
done
good
work
uurtog
the
year
In
Prince
Rupert
I
The
eteeetnn
of
officers
resulted)
as
follows:
Regent,
Mrs.
H
L.
Landry
PwK
Viae-Regent.
Mrs
akins.
oiunej
Seaoad
Viee-Ilegent.
Mrs.
A.
T
Psrlrtn.
Secretary.
Vtlu
Ceredwyn
AssissantrBeeretsry,
Mrs.
D.
R.
Behy.
Edueot
tonal
SeereUiy,
Mrs.
R
M.
Wlnslow.
Eahoes
'
gecreUry.
Mrs.
William
Drass.
Organist.
Mrs.
JL
N.
nroeklesby.
TreajurK,
Misa
Ftanaps
Thomson.
Standard
Dearer,
Mra.
8
V.
Cox.
The
program
also
included
an
inter
sstlng
htstorkaf
account
by
Mrs
D
C
Stuart
of
the
history
of
th
I
O
D
E
In
Prince
Rupert
from
1910
to
the
present
Ume
a
wri
m
niano
duets
by
Mrs
W
M.
Watu
and
Mm
T
A
MrWaters.
v,
mi
by
M
rjarfwd
Mc.
Klnlry
Miss
E
D
Priestley
and
MORE
.
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in
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10?
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15?
PACKAGES
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10
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NO
EXTRA
COST
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TOBACj;
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Fountain
Tea
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Coffee,
Hot
Soups,
Candles,
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