w
catching
staff
and
:hers.
So
the
ttiX
several
a4
?ur.i
mt-1
nie
ne
As,
A
a
,
good
v:"7'
eighth
last
-
go
year
rar.
BKITISII
FOOD
WAREHOUSE
i.wo
food
warehouse
scattered
Include
InSl10-
f8ure
does
not
public
warehouse,
or
nrl-vate
holdings
in
retail
shops
rtn.u.
At.
......
""b
me
ingnt
a
pilot
was
singled
out
for
attack
nnrt
rinrtu,,
ynt.to
his
aid.
The
two
British
ajjmdn,
separated
from
the
rest
of
thj
squadron.
ttm
i5M;t5i?l
chmifts
in
a
rurtfilniflBt
sifJ.
rnay
snot
one
down.
Once
before,
the
hurdW
ii.ff.hi.
-
n
ground
Job
for
operational
flying.
i.
was
m
me
early
days
of
the
battle
of
Britain
when,
although
he
often
had
flown
Oladiators,
hli
experience
with
Spitfires
was
llm.
lted
to
one
or
two
flights.
He
was
hot
down
but
when
he
recovered
from
hU
Injures
was
given
command
of
a
Spitfire
squadron.
hftr
:i
II
PAOK
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THimapAY,
ApRir,
"""""
"
"G'lANELLE"
STYLE
CREATIONS
HY
GAGNON
&
LACHAPELLE
Snappiest
lines,
styled
by
New
York
Style
Show
in
biege,
brown,
blue
and
black.
Step
In
Pumps
in
crushed
kid,
gaberdine
and
suede.
Finest
line
in
its
price
field
in
Canada.
Most
styles,
priced
$5.85
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes"
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKIXCE
RUPERT.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULL
EN,
PRESIDENT
O.
A.
HUNTER,
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
THURSDAY,
APRIL
30,
1912.
EDITORIAL
Plebiscite
Justified
.
.
.
The
result
of
the
federal
manpower
plebiscite
may
in
a
measure
be
construed
as
having
vindicated
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King
and
his
government
in
having
caused
it
to
be
held.
Many
of
us
might
have
been
impatient
at
the
government
in
failing
to
exercise
its
authority
and
peremptorarily
take
the
action
for
which
it
sbught
a
mandate
namely
the
conscription
of
manpower
for
military
service
anywhere.
Possibly
some
of
us
may
have
misjudged
the
volume
of
public
opinion
that
was
not
in
favor
of
such
a
course.:The
vote
in
the
plebiscite
showed
it
was
very
substantial.
Even
here
in
Prince
Rupert
many
undoubtedly
expected
the
affirmative
vote
would
have
been
larger
than
it
was.
Of
course,
the
"no"
vote
was
to
a
large
extent
silent
and
difficult
to
guage.
Evidently,
the
Prime
Minister
discerned
that
there
was
a
larp-e
neirnrivp
foul.
ing,
minority
though
it
might
have
been.
In
any
case,
the
people
have
now
spoken
and
there
need
be
no
further
hesitancy.
The
command
of
the
nation
has
been
given.
The
line
of
duty
for
Ottawa
is
clearly
defined.
The
die
has
been
cast
along
strictly
democratic
lines.
When
conscription
comes,
and
it
will
no
doubt
be
soon
now,
there
can
be
no
criticism
of
Parliament
or
the
government.
Even
Quebec
cannot
say
that
anything
has
been
foisted
upon
it
by
the
government.
The
constitutional
situation
in
regard
to
conscription
is
different
in
this
war
than
it
was
last.
In
the
last
war
a
government
imposed
conscription
upon
the
country
without
directly
consulting
the
people.
This
time
the
people
by
their
vote
have
asked
for
conscription
and
r
1
government
which
has
never
indicated
that
it
is
strongly
in
favor
of
it
must
act
accordingly.
Criticism
in
this
case
cannot
be
criticized
on
the
ground
that
it
is
being
applied
in
an
undemocratic
manner.
Hardest
Job
Is
Selling
...
Not
making
things
but
selling
them
is
the
worldV
hardest
.iob.
Making
things
is
easv
for
the
maker
has
iuV
control
over
materials.
They
are
inanimate.
They
cannot
say
no.
Selling
is
hard
because
buvers
have
the
powei
and
the
right
to
resist-to
say
"no."
Human
resistancf
makes
selling
the
hardest
job
in
the
world.
People
are
slow
to
change
their
wavs.
Most
of
m
cling
to
od
ways,
perhaps
for
years
and
years,
before
surrendering
to
new
ways.
The
motor
car
was
resisted
when
it
was
first
proposed
as
a
better
way
of
getting
about.
The
typewriter
was
resisted
wheri
first
offered
tc
business.
Longhand
writing
was
preferred
by
executives
I
able
forks
were
resisted,
even
preached
against
frorr
the
pulpit
when
they
were
a
new
implement.
The
safetv
razor
was
resisted
at
first.
Men
preferred
the
cut-throa
type
of
razor.
We
are
endless
doubters
to
those
makers
of
better
mechanisms
who
persist,
despite
our
long
term
resist
ance,
jn
their
urgements
of
us
to
change
over
to
bettc
ways
;of
doing
thin
c?s
washing
clothes,
roofing
hou-heating
fows,,
cooking
foods,
feeding
horses
and
rati.
plowing
fields,
milkine
cows,
using
our
savins.
-Ifehiifft
our
homes,
factories
and
stores,
using
our
leisure
time
So
when
you
see
advertisements
in
the
newspapers.
p
them
as
doers
of
the
world's
hardest
iob,
namelv.
Uk
persuasion
of
men
and
women
to
change
from
old
wavs
tr
new
and
better
ways.
Advertisements
are
breakers-dowr
of
our
stubborn
clinging
to
old
wavs.
Human
beings
need
modernizing
even
as
do
house
and
stores.
It
is
no
compliment
to
science,
invention,
edu-cation,
genius,
when
we
stick
to
old
ways
and
ideas
even
as
does
chewing
gum
to
a
bootsole.
SPORT
CHAT
It's
the
Yankees
aeain!
Forum
those
sprlns
exhibition
game
lickings.
The
Yanks
will
be
ready
when
the
chips
are
down.
They're
easily
the
best
bet
to
win
the
American
League
baseball
pennant.
By
Au
gust
the
chief
Interest
may
come
from
a
possible
four-wav
scran
down
the
stretch
for
second
place.
The
runner-up
spot
may
go
to
Boston,
Chicago.
Detroit
or
Cleve
land,
quite
probably
in
the
order
named.
It
should
be
a
tighter
race.
though,
for
the
Yankees
arn't
as
strong.
Two
infield
replacements
have
weakened
the
defence.
The
pitching
is
uncertain.
But
a
club
that
won
117
games
last
vear
can
afford
to
slough
off
a
lot
before
it
j
nas
to
worry
about
a
rear
guard
assault.
Military
duty
has
called
star
from
all
clubs
and
others
mv
im
during
the
summer.
So
this
year,
in
addition
to
the
usual
dictable
factors
injuries
and
Jlumps
any
writer
fool-hardv
en
ough
to
select
finiahins?
Dnitinn
for
the
teams
bumps
into
the
un
certainties
of
the
draft.
Julv
link
ups
may
be
considerably
different
irum
mose
on
opening
day.
The
Yankee
outlook.
Wh'Ie
an.
parently
safe.
Isn't
rosy.
The
new
comers,
Gerald
PrkJdy
at
third
ind
Buddy
H
asset
t
at
flrt
Bm,
siting
and
Buddv
isn't
anv
Jnh.
Sturm
around
the
bag.
The
vets
Red
Ruffing
and
Lefty
Gome
ere
the
pitchine
1th
15
wins
each
and
neither
is
jetting
younser
fast
rather
mi.k
fade.
Charles
Stanceau
and
Steve
rees,
awe
youngsters,
are
gone
ma
several
rookies
h
iw
unaell,
must
nmvo
thir
v.
nviui.
Tom
Hendrich
miaht
n
4
....
"
"
draft.
The
Chicago
White
Sox
have
better
pitching
than
the
Red
Sox
out
lack
Boston's
power.
Cleveland
iiould
have
more
Dunrh
k
a-..
n't
figure
to
get
as
good
pitching
II
nctrnlt
rn-i
....
-"WH,
v,uicago
un
i
too
strong
u
second
or
third
and
its
outfield
s
nothing
to
brae
tar
ijoh;
may
not
have
as
much
punch
as
ast
year
for
Joe
Crorrin
wants
to
x
a
bench
pilot
and
young
John
Mum
iMiiaville
isn't
any
-ronin
at
bat.
Jimmy
Foxx's
hitting
may
fall
off
an
iw
unm
,,?l"kSly
-406
again.
The
sari
Johnson.
xtirir.v
Tri.
r
'
j
AAsuia
ana
Lefty
Orove
are
gone.
...5
I
a
Pwerfl
hitting
dub,
has
lost
iu
sock
but
Del
Baker
Is
optimUtic
about
hh
oitehinThe
infield
Is
quertU-
S
,hik,e
Jimn,y
"itchcock
it
short.
Two
other
recruits,
sec-
3Utf
elder
Bob
Patrick,
may
see
cgular
service.
Cleveland's
chance
as
a
contender
vanished
when
Bob
Feller
"
lne
S
navy.
Bob
can't
&TLnone
01
the
pUcher
han
they
lost
last
year
and
Lou
Bourdean.
the
new
younj
mana-
er'
.TV'"
SUretodo
bet-
Sk
L
fvr
heIp
from
ockies
r
Lou.
who
has
whipped
up
first
i
l?!
Le
r"d,ans'
Z
has
T
a
;:WKie
rookie
at
at
FOUGHT
FORI
BABE
SIGHT;
Big'
Jim
Wilde
Punched
Way
To
1
Victory
With
His
Blind
Baby
and
Ills
Wire
As
By
ALLA'n
NICKLESCCf
(Canadian
Press
SUff
Writer
LONDON,
April
30
O
The
odds
were
terrific
but
Big
Jim
Wilde
uat
had
to
'win.
It
was
the
most
mportant
fight
of
his
life
for
it
meant
patslbl
sight
for
hi
blind
oasy.
The
son,
James,
was
born
blind
a
year
ago
as
German
bombs
fell
near
his
modest
frame
home
of
the
former
Welsh
heavvweleht
borin
champion
"and
his
voun?
wtf
Since
then,
Wilde
has
worked
as
a,
dfck
laborer,
putting
In
long
hour
n
an
effort
to
save
enough
money
for
an
opowtioa
4hat
miht
ofto
:ne
emtd
to
see.
Then
fa
pepped
in,
Eddie
-"
iiRHi-neavyweigni
dtaomplon
of
Brltoin.
retired
Xroni
the
ring
recently
afier
valhfy
attempting
to
get
into
condition
for
a
scheduled-bout
with
a
hard-hitting
youth.
Sgt.
Al
Robinson
at
Leeds.
Wilde
.
was
enaased
a
n
substitute.
The
docker
had
UtUe
chance
to
train
for,
a
match
and
his
a
was
against
his
roundtnr
Intn
rr.
dltlon
fast.
Nearlng30
and
alowet
than
when
he
made
his
ring
debut
10
years
ago.
he
was
faein
23-year-old
powerhouse
who
many
nuc
regaraed
as
a
coming
cham-pion.
The
ofaer
man
was
a
1-8
un.
derdog
at
fight
time.
Baby
In
Hall
As
Wide
climbed
throuah
th
ropes
at
the
sports
haU.
his
wife,
fraught
with
anxiety,
walked
about
their
home
with
the
child
bi
her
arms.
If
her
hosband
was
to
h
defeated
she
didn't
wadt:
to
pit
Ul
juk
Deiort
the"
belVrfngslders
heard
WUde
say:
"Jsmiui
win
I'm
fighting
for
my
baby's
eyes."
Then,
employlncjiU'hls
skin
anH
with
a
desperawlookToh
hlj
he
gave
Robinsoil
Auch
a
trminein
he
was
award&Lthe
bout
in
thel
-'
'u
i
Lr-ntminson.
nart
hit
the
canvas
fiveliim
.nn
,.,vwl
beaten
so
bacflyjfhat
hard-boMed
fans
clamored
fKr
the
referee
t
stop
the
fight.hV
result
was'
the,
biggest
London
ring
unset
in
I
years."
;
Wilde's
shar&lnf
the
n
-,.!
not
announced4but
now
he
wllli
ne
nine
Jim
to
every
specialist
in
London
until
I
find
one
to
cure
him."
ATHLETE
NOW
ACE
Olympic
Hurdler
Gets
Hit
Merry"j
ith
.New
Zealand
Squadron
;
SOMEWHERE
IN
ENGLAND.
April
30
K-Wing
CmdK
bohald"
tM.1
.
.
.
.
runny,
wiusn
Olympic
hurdler
and
former
European
champion,
has
Joined
the
ranks
of
non-op--rational
airmen
who
have
had
the
thrill
of
shooting
down
an
enemy
airplane.
Flnlay,
barrel-chested
technical
jfflcer
who
once
commanded
a
station
from
which
a
Canndinn
night
fighter
"Kter
squadron
squaaron
operates,
operates,
Is
Is
Fim
NashviiiP
7
Vlu
"
111
-114
ror'
en8'neenng
spcctaiut
attached
from
JShtn?
f
rls
"wkrtt.to
a
New
Zealand
squadron.
He
m
Ccdar
PW
I"
the
outfield,
man.
but
his
duties
keep
him
on
the
ground.
1-
n
nfle'd
wkh'rH6
vPretty
falr
R1ently'
however
hU
s'luadron
PheL
fll?
I?kie
Vernon
ste-
was
going
out
on
a
weep
and
x
rttSfin.
t'
suf,clent
Pnch
and
.Portant
to
know
In
practice
as
eKfn
Wh'Ch
ihouId
be
llailnlheoryhow
the
RAM
Wash
ZVZ-
.
n.st
B
.P-rtonn,
got
per-
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ii
rAn
...
in
i.Minn
in
ri
n,iu
u
nree-fourth
nt
if.
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battinir
j.v.it'e
r.J
mrdfe
f
JUfl.jnutiftW
Baseball
Scores
American
Leaxue
St
Louis
11.
New
York
8.
Detroit
4.
Boston
2.
Cleveland
,11,.
ehllqde
Iplliatiifiiii
:
Chicago...,
;Wsl,lnfis
Iflj
(n
l:
t,
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,.imi.'
in
National,
Icaru
,
Philadelphia
6,
Pittsburgh
7.
Boston
8,
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
X.
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
3.
SWEDEN'S
GAS
TESTS
Since
outbreak
of
war
In
'1939.
more
than
500
Swedish
ciUtem
have
.voluntarily
exposed
.
it
For
Distinctive
Service
SALADA
TEA
BAGS
.MATHER-JACKSON
DEAD
thm.
PAnniFP
Anrll
kc
.
ti....
selves
to
mustard
gas.
aiding
the
Mather-Jackson,
87.
Lord
Lieu-Swedish
Army
Chemical
Warfare
tenant
of
Monmouthshire,
since
Corps
In
making
experiments
with
;
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South
Wales
tn-antldotes.
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dud
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watar
it
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b-:,
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ti-.
,
mand
for
ajr.,t
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other
war
u-,
LIGHTING
AND
BLACK-OUT
REGULATIONS
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