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NEWS.
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RUPERT,
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
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News
Limited,
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Avenue.
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F.
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LINOLEUM
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Linoleum
Short
Pieces
and
Kitchen
Quality,
sq.
yd.
Inlaid
Linoleum,
Moire
SI.
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Inlaid
Linoleum,
Moulded
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These
prices
are
while
this
stock
lasts.
PHONE
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327
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AVE.
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THURSDAY,
JAN.
22,
1P42.
Danger
to
Country
.
.
.
The
front
page
photograph
published
yesterday
in
The
Daily
News
showing
the
Japanese
fishing
fleet
at
Steveston
indicates
to
what
an
extent
the
Japanese
had
penetrated
the
fishing
industry
in
British
Columbia
where
they
might
prove
a
danger
to
the
country
in
case
of
invasion.
Many
of
these
Japanese
citizens
of
Canada
may
be
friendly
to
Canada
but
it
is
difficult
to
know
who
may
be
trusted,
so
the
general
opinion
seems
to
be
that
it
is
not
safe
to
trust
any.
Japan's
Finances
Up
to
that
fateful
day
when
Japanese
bombers
dropped
death
and
destruction
on
Pearl
Harbor,
many
newspapers
on
this
continent
were
publishing
articles
proving
conclusively
that
if
the
Nippon
militarists
started
anything
they
could
not
hope
to
finish
it,
says
the
Ottawa
Citizen.
The
conviction
of
the
writers
was
that
Japan
was
nearing
financial
bankruptcy.
In
one
crudity
masquerading
as
economic
thinking
has
received
a
death
blow
in
this
war
it
is
the
notion
that
money
or
the
lack
of
it
makes
any
fundamental
difference
in
the
prosecution
of
war
bv
a
modern
natinn.
Individual
Results
of
Play
on
Tuesday
Night.
The
league
standing:
you,
"COLIN-
Won
Lost
Pts.
Rangers
19
5
19
Savoy
Swingers
17
7
17
Annette's
14
10
14
Big
Sisters
13
11
13
Lucky
Strikes
12
12
12
Blue
Birds
11
13
11
Knox
Hotel
10
14
10
Optimists
8
16
8
Stylet
tes
8
16
8
Pioneers
7
17
7
Individual
scores
in
the
Ladies'
Bowling
Tuesday
night
were
as
follows:
Rangers
1
2
Peterson
185
122
Robins
222
172
1
Kellett
301
195
'
j
James
118
249
Ballinger
:::
192
202
Handicap
12
12
Totals
1030
952
Lucky
Strikes
Menzles
135
Hague
138
j
Warren
116
I
Peacock
150
Cameron
164
Handicap
27
Totals
730
Annette's
Selig
185
Reaugh
'.
169
Owen
.
115
Nickerson
153
Dickens
165
Handicap
9
Totals
796
Pioneers
McKeown
Gunn
Yager
McKeown
Scharff
.
Optimists
Hmmermeister
126
Bourgon
'85
Danzanac
Ill
Postuk
145
Eastment
87
Handicap
85
Totals
669
Blue
Birds-Pierce
172
Boulter
146
Jennings
204
Hartwig
139
Keron
198
MacDonald
Handicap
16
Lack
of
goods
and
manpower
would
soon
reduce
a
nation!
Totak
Savoy
Swingei
107
182
109
153
177
Handicap
100
Totals
.....
828
to
impotence,
but
never
the
lack
of
money,
which
is
a
styiettes-comparatively
costless
convenience.
In
Germany
'
and
Ca'lderoni
Japan
it
is
adapted
by
the
state
to
national
nurnoses.
;Erikson
875
...
124
'l44
One
of
the
last
articles
printed
on
the
subject
of
i
J2
"Japan's
financial
straits
nointed
out
that
thp
venent
Tni-
yo
budget
called
for
expenditures
of
$3,500,000,000,
"well
over
half
of
the
national
income,"
and
tha,t
the
Japanese
national
debt
has
tripled
in
the
last
10
years.
The
conclusion
is
reached:
"Experience
shows
that
a
government
can
claim
as
much
as
two-thirds
of
the
national
income,
but
only
for
a
limited
time.
So
it
is
apparent
that
Japan
is
already
close
to
the
maximum
on
war
production."
Nothing
could
be
more
foolish
and
dangerous
than
to
imagine
that
Japanese
war
production
is
limited
by
figures
of
national
monetary
income.
Besides,
only
a
short
time
ago
the
Tokyo
government
voted
another
3J
billion
yen
for
the
War
effort.
Nobody
in
his
right
mind
supposes
that
vote
will
produce
that
amount
of
cash
in
the
form
of
currency.
It
means
credit,
and
the
usefulness
of
that
credit
depends
wholly
on
the
raw
materials,
the
stocks
of
scrap
and
ore,
oil
and
rubber,
which
Japan
now
holds
or
is
able
to
obtain.
If
those
stocks
became
exhausted,
the
voting
of
30,000,000,000
yen
would
not
help.
Modern
war
economy
is
based
on
men
and
goods
and
work,
not
on
figures
in
a
ledger.
Cet
It
At
the
Variety
Store
330
Third
Ave.
West
.
j.
4,
$
.j.
$
TWO
COTTAGES
FOH
SALE.
Large
Public
Hall
For
Kent.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
Lautens
148
Handicap
n
Totals
.......
747
Knox
Hotel
Aasen
116
Christiansen
120
Zelisko
104
Balaskl
H5
Eyford
158
Handicap
?184
Totals
793
McLeod
,
100
Basso-Bert
145
Wesch
188-
Croxford
203
La
Belle
261
Handicap
9
Totals
906
Big
Sisters-Gomez
165
Dickens
193
Rothwell
107
Bond
120
Alexander
237'
Handicap
68
Totals
890
138
226
203
175
100
27
869
163
142
219
184
141
9
858
183
145
77
165
106
100
776
170
132
118
162
102
85
769
190
133
154
82
115
16
690
109
139
238
170
139
17
1-2
109
153
150
82
158
184
836
122
195
118
287
180
9
911
153
182
100
180
130
68
813
MILLER.
3
202
121
167
198
123
166
161
175
27
855
220
260
199
152
141
9
881
100
145
150
124
100
100
71P
105
170
103
151
150
85
740
155
114
165
145
168
16
773
100
147
153
163
133
17
713
152
10C
157
181
145
202
172
211
172
9
911
175
123
Sav-Mor
and
Toilers
In
Tie
For
Runner-up
Position
in
Mixed
Bowling
League
Pushovers,
who
defeated
Stone's
Clothiers
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
games
last
night
in
regular
league
play,
are
now
tops
In
the
Mixed
Bowling
League.
Sav-Mor,
who
blanked
Woanjas
three
games
to
one,
moved
Into
a
tie
for
runner-up
spot
with
Toilers
who
defeated
People's
Store
two
games
to
one.
In
the
fourth
fixture
last
night,
Rinky
Dinks
won
over
Alley
Cats
two
games
to
one.
Individual
scoring
last
nljht
was
as
follows:
Pushovers
1
2
R.
DeJong
148
118
P.
DeJong
144
207
Madlll
107
113
153
Franklin
196
183
135
Wrathall
221
105
12
Comadina
190
216
795
Handicap
96
96
Stones
1
2
P.
Dickens
,
169
103
Phlllipson
152
90
Stiles
169
155
Selig
238
166
H.
Dickens
138
103
Hague
130
96
Handicap
59
59
Totals
1055
772
Sav-Mor
1
2
LaBelle
,
216
257
Erickson
178
199
E.
Stegavig
113
189
P.
Stegavig
240
170
Ballinger
132
180
Alger
213
290
Handicap
68
68
Woanjas
1
H.
Woodslde
122
184
S.
Woodside
126
173
H.
Anderson
121
158
A.
Anderson
160
249
James
183
185
'
Davis-
...........:
125
200
Handicap
72
72
Totals
914
1221
Toilers
l
Croxford
149
T.
Fxaser
224
A.
Kellett
182
Hall
u.A
155
C.
Fraser
203
C.
Kellett
255
Handicap
46
Alley
Cats
l
McCaffery
255
B.
Brind
118
C
Brind
172
JT.
Asemissen
186
M.
Asemissen
250
m
I
miais
1927
1
Rinky
Dinks
1
Wick
,
183
Nelson
,.
189
Wesch
180
Klnslor
204
I
Arlington
214
i
Totals
1037
The
league
standings:
152
8tones
3
144
Woanjas
0
117
1
.
63
779
;V.V.V.V.V.".V.V.V.V.V.V.V.-
Thank
You
"COLIN"
MILLER,
former
chief
mechanic
and
shop
supervisor
of
Rupert
Motors,
wishes
to
thank
his
many
friends
for
their
generous
support
In
connection
with
his
work
there
and
especially
to
express
his
personal
appreciation
to
all
the
patrons
for
their
confidence
and
splendid
co-operation.
Thank
112
122
169
225
128
228
46
SPORT
CHAT
3
138
161
112
190
172
137
96
Totals
1102
103S
1086
3
157
133
213
171
234
187
59
1154
3
203
151
160
216
173
134
68
Totals
1255
1248
1180
3
107
143
140
3
201
143
103
198
159
273
46
Totals
1214
1030
1123
Peoples
Store
1
Campbell
125
Dominato
167
Jones
235
Robertson
126
I
Bird
134
'Low
Score
149
Handicap
85
t
Totals
j
1021
2
167
197
133
109
133
112
3
263
171
135
103
The
Toronto
Leaf
-
Montreal
Canadlens
National
Hockey
League
match
scheduled
for
January
21
w
as
oraerea
postponed
six
years
ago
as
a
mark
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
King
George
V
who
died
January
20.
The
Chicago-Maroon
game
at
Montreal
also
was
called
off
January
28,
the
date
of
the
King's
funeral.
United
State
amateur
tennis
suffered
a
crushing
blow
10
years
ago
when
Frances
T.
Hunter
Joined
Big
Bill
Tllden,
his
famous
doubles
partner,
In
professional
ranks.
They
made
their
pro
debut
February
18
the
same
year
at
New
York
before
14,000
fans.
KEEP
A
SUPPLY
OF
THIS
DELICIOUS
REFRESHMENT
ON
HAND
FOR
STAY-AT-HOME
EVENINGS
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
or
by
the
Government
of
British
PASTOR
IS
WELCOMED
Congregational
Gathering
of
First
Baptist
Church
Held
Last
Night
for
Rev,
C.
A.
Wright.
A
congregational
reception
for
Rev.
Clarence
A.
Wright,
the
new
pastor,
was
held
In
the
social
p?r-lors
of
First
Baptist
Church
last
night.
Ministers
of
other
denominations
In
the
city
were
present
to
take
part
In
the
proceedings
by
extending
greetings
to
Mr.
Wright
and
best
wishes
for
the
success
of
his
ministry.
P.
H.
Llnzey
war
in
the
chair
aid
an
acceptable
program
was
presented.
H.
M.
Daggett
extended
the
Tel-come
of
the
Baptist
congregation
to
Mr.
Wright.
There
was
a
challenge
to
the
churches
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Daggett
felt,
through
the
lack
of
spiritual
consciousness
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
Baptist
'
congregation
might
not
be
as
large
as
some
In
numbers
but
the
new
pastor
would
find
therein
mmy
who
were
faithful
to
the
carso
j
and
assiduous
in
their
support
Rev.
James
A.
Donnell
of
Firs
,
United
Church
spoke
In
humorous
1
vein.
He
was
sure
that
Mr.
I
Wright's
influence
would
be
felt
in
the
community.
Interdenom-
218
lnatlonal
differences
such
as
might
l'
;
exist
could
well
be
minimized
in
180
:
the
flaht
for
Christ,
He
hoped
72
for
a
fellowship
arid
congenial
co-1936
operation
which
would
be
of
value
to
the
city
as
a
whole.
Rev.
A.
F.
MacSween
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
wished
Mr.
Wright
all
success
in
the
new
charge
and
welcomed
his
co-operation
in
the
advancing
of
the
work
of
Christ's
Kingdom.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
felt
the
churches
were
getting
closer
together
which
was
a
Rood
thins.
After
all,
they
were
as
spokes
In
a
wheel
the
centre
of
whirh
wn
223
Christ
Fellowship
between
the
w-
cnurcnes
ana
unity
of
purpose
were
much
to
be
desired.
The
new
pastor,
Mr.
Wrieht,
'
saw
vvoi
M
?V0S
by
Mrs
E-
K
Bra"d'.
Mrs.
P
187
j
h.
Llnzey
and
Private
Norman
9"tCaDell
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
f
violin
solos
by
Miss
Phyllis
Hamb-
Pushovers
J
i
'
ckaby-
Accompanists
were
Miss
1
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Wsttnn
Uric.
rll
...
Sav-Mor
6
Tollers
6
Rinky
Dinks
5
Peoples
Store
4
Allow
M.
.
j
,U1M
jiueen
namcnn
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gilker.
After
the
serving
of
refresh-
SCOTTISH
IN
LEAD
Defeated
Signal
Corps
In
Army
Basketball
last
Night
Last
night
in
the
second
game
of
th
Army
eliminations
the
Canadian
Scottish
won
from
the
Canadian
Corps
of
Signals
with
a
score
of
25
to
14.
Knight,
of
the
Canadian
Scottish,
was
the
star
of
the
game'
scoring
eleven
points.
Both
teams
played
fast
clean
ball
and,
in
the
first
half
which
ended
with
a
score
of
13
to
9,
It
was
anybody's
game.
The
last
half,
however,
proved
disastrous
for
the
Signals
with
Scottish
scoring
12
more
points
and
the
Signals
only
five.
The
standings
In
the
eliminations
so
far:
,
W
Scottish
2
Artillery
1
Signals
0
DINNER
OF
FINE
GAME:
Speeches
by
Game
Board
Officials
and
Moving:
Pictures
Features
of
Gathering-
Last
Night.
A
fine
meal
of
moosemeat
and
Venison,
Interestlrig
addresses
on
appropriate
topics
by
Frank
R.
Butler
of
Vancouver,
game
commissioner
for
British
Columbia,
and
Inspector
Thomas
Van
Dyfc,
district
game
warden
from.
Prince
George,
and
moving
pictures
on
game
and
fish
subjects
by
Mr.
Butler
featured
the
annual
dinner
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
last
evening.
There
was
a
capacity
crowd
of
125
local
nlmrods
and
anglers
over
which
B.
J.
Bacon,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rod
and
Gun
Club,
presided.
In
addition
to
the
speeches
and
other
items,
the
program
included
acceptable
vocal
solos
by
Steve
Ott
ot
-
.
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uuiic
ill
J
w.
.
un-
ysb
QIC
111
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Prince
Runert.
If
all
put
their
T
,agno
nA
accordion
solos
by
Z
173
167
133
69
213
61
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2
273
158
113
249
179
972
3
200
167
185
182
198
61
973
3
(
shoulder
to
the
wheel
and
faced
v'orp-
"ooe"
Townsend.
the
difficulties
he
was
sure
much
Two-mjnute
silence
was
observ-couldbe
accomplished.
He
would
ed
,n
honor
f
the
memory
of
twt
be
giad
of
the
co-operation
and
'"'"5-iacK
ui.erry
find
W
J.
.
i
A
1
,
advice
of
the
other
ministers.
1
There
was
a
duty
for
everyone
to
1
perform
in
a
war-torn
and
greed-mad
world.
I
.
Rev.
J.
il
Myrwang,
pastor
of
ISt.
Paul's
Lutheran
Chnrrh
n-n
;
-
'
..
jalso
in
attendance
although
"
1
riving
too
late
to
speak.
I'll
Thp
ine
nrnirrnfvi
Drocrram
lnnlj
lnrinripri
ar-
Hinton
who
'passed
awav
dm-in
the
past
year.
COMING
AND
GOING
During
the
Russian
Revolution
some
guns
were
captured
and
recaptured
15
times
by
opposing
Reds
and
Whites.
The
drug
qui
line
Is
extracted
from
the
bark
of
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