7"
prince
Uupctf
Dailg
J3fU)8
BETWEEN
THE
BASKETS
(Continued
from
Page
4)
There
Saturday,
February
5,
1919
r
r
day's
Ludies'
League.
I
for
one
am
afraid
she'd
do
a
lot
of
damage
Then
we
have
ln
the
men'
sec
ton
fellows
like
Sonny
Stiles
that
used
to
keep
smiling
regardless
of
what
opposition
ho
play
at
th...
Nothins
official
has
been
let
out
as
yet
on
a
rumored
benefit
ENGLISH
A6T0RS
BETTER
TRAINED
ntre
b,l(ic
,,,Rht-
Ma
rl
C;rnet
Hull.
B,r
'
,nnr
with
a
i,T
hriu's.
lie
is
the
co-star
of
Maxwell
Anderson's
"Anne
of
the
Thousand
Days,"
a
classical
tragedy
of
the
nearly
thrc
years
that
Henry
the
Eighth
and
'.
the'
was
up
against
and
for
some
u
i
i
hoi
between
tne
.
came
to
be
p
ayed
,
u
i-i
5-(W(S
If.
time
aid
probably
until
the
3Z
city
All-Stars
and
the
stars
of
present
day
his
record
of
52
points
in
a
single
game
stands.
Anne
Buleyn
lived
together
s
ed
fniwi
"U1
By
GEORGE
TUCKER
the
-"HIS
I
nian
and
wife.
i,..
,
nnw
I
UKIv
(CP)
In
a
pleas-
w-,,-,!.,-,
learned
the
business
innt
apartment
high
above
Cent-!a.s
a
youngster
travelling
from
ral
Park,
one
of
England's
bcst'onc
repertory
group
to
another
TODAY
C:55
-
9:0i
(known
a
tors
leaned
across
In
outlying
dislicts,
playing
dif
-
An
Island
ferent
leads
every
week
for
nearly
four
years.
It
was
this
type
of
schooling
that
produced
Sir
Laurence
yesteryear
ln
both
ladies
ana
men's
classes.
Sonny
Stiles,
Alex
Mitchell,
Bob
Irvine,
Dan
Morrison
and
many
others
ate
working
themselves
over
these
days
trying
to
prove
they
stiTl
have
it
in
them
and
they're
dead
serious.
In
the
ladies'
section
Cath
Fraser,
Lil
Peters,
Betty
Lindsay
and
again
many
others,
are
givhi
their
all
trying
to
get
back
into
the
stride
they
used
to
hit
in
the
old
City
League.
Many
of
us
who.
can
look
back
a
year
or
two
would
like
to
see
Lil
Peters,
the
formei
"Bugs"
Lowe,
in
action
in
to-
SUNDAY
MIDNITE
I
Olivier,
Diana
Wynyard,
Robert
Morley,
Robert
Donat,
Sir
Ced-
ric
Hardwicke,
Michael
Red
liable
and
incidently
explained
jhis
personal
vl2wof
the
English
I
and
American
theatre.
!
v"In
England."
he
said,
"There
sre
repertory
theatres
every-v.-here.
It's
like
going
to
college.
You
work
every
day,
and
v.wk
hard.
But
you
L'arn
to
act
Here
in
America,
it's
a
little
haphazard.
You
work
when
you
can,
but
most
of
the
time,
you
are
looking
for
a
Job."
At.
40,
Rex
Harrison
lias
a
rare
personal
acting
triumph
on
his
grave
and
other
contemporary
w.
rmprs
-
D.
BARRY
JANET
MARTIN
in
TRAIN
TO
ALCATRAZ
VAUIi.:N
,M,
'INNER
stars
of
the
English
theatre.
Rex
Harrison
is
a
tall
slender
man
with
brown
hair,
well
known
to
movie
fans
and
news
CIRC
paper
readers.
After
four
con
secutive
long-run
hits
in
Lon
don
and
a
tour
of
duty
in
the
R.A.F.
he
went
to
Hollywood
ROAD
DISAPPEARS
Land
settling
on
Lancaster
Avehue
in
Saint
John,
N.B.,
is
creating
these
gaping
fissures
in
what
used
to
be
a
scenic
drive
bordering
the
city's
famous
reversing
falls
(far
right).
One
section
of
the
road
(foreground)
is
60
feet
below
its
original
level.
In
the
left
background
is
part
of
a
90-foot
high
cliff
carved
when
thousands
of
tons
of
earth
dropped
toward
the
harbor
basin.
On
the
second
"Island"
engineers
measures
the
sinkage.
(CP
Photo)
three
years
ago.
STARTS
MONDAY
EOIR
DAYS
BEST
YEARS
OF
OUR
LIVES'
I
But
the
rewards
of
playing
in
Modern
Etiquette
By
ROBERTA
LEE
Q.
Is
it
the
duty
of
the
hostess
to
introduce
each
guest
individually
to
all
the
others
when
giving
a
small
luncheon,
or
allow
them
to
fend
for
them
i
pictures
are
not
enough
for
'
anyone
who
is
lost
away
from
ANNIVERSARY
i
the
theatre,
he
says.
He
was
not
happy
there,
and
he
volun
Waterfront
Whiffs
IS
HONORED
i
tarily
dissolved
his
studio
affili-I
ation
to
gamble
in
an
unknown
selves?
play
on
Broadway.
At
i
he
dose
of
the
weekly
i
"
,!
1,11
""
tu
'nil
thi
intriidiictloiis.
i
i
i.
i
It
paid
off.
"Leland
Hayvvard
came
to
my
house
one
night
and
asked
me
practice
rniusuay
niii,
uu-m-i
-
bers
of
the
choir
of
First
Pres-
Q-
"
divorced
woman
does
byterian
Church
choir
honored
resume
her
maiden
name,
ft
GREETING
to
read
Anderson's
new
play,"
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
on
the
l,al"c
-
A.
If
her
maiden
name
was
HEAVY
HARVEST
OF
FINE
OILY
HERRING-FLATFISH
TOO
AIR
FORCE
VESSEL
HERE
CORDS
occasion
of
their
thirtieth
wedding
anniversary.
Jane
Doe,
and
fhe
married
Charles
Smith,
she
should
sign
said
Harrison.
Iti:iIK.ItS.I.S
KKUAN
WIXI.
Rehearsals
began
well
enough,
Harrison
recalled,
'but
Feature
event
of
the
evening,
her
name
"Mrs.
Jane
Doe
which
included
i
Jtying
of
games
Smith."
as
with
every
play
there
were
from
the
lar
selection
in
t
rint
here
am:
Comic,
senti:
cupid
-
like
c.
large,
me?
small-sized
(,-.
times
when
everybody
wanted
and
serving
of
delicious
refreshments,
was
the
presentation
by
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
of
a
Q.
If
a
salad
fork
or
a
dessert
spoon
u.
tne
only
silver
on
the
table,
where
should
it
be
Despite
tribulations
caused
by
strong
northerly
winds
and
freezing'
temperatures,
the
north
coast
herring
harvest
continued
strongly
this
week
with
more
than
half
the
area's
30,000-ton
quota
having
been
caught
off
Stephens
and
Porcher
islands.
Since
the
week's
first
sets
were
made
last
Sunday
to
jump
into
the
river.
"I
had
never
played
a
classical
lead
before,"
he
went
on
handsome
vase
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
placed?
Teng.
Suitable
sentiments
were
a.
To
the
right
of
the
plate
"When
I
put
on
all
those
things
,
the
tremendous
padding,
the
5
Fashioned
3
:
For
Ral
a-
built-up
torso,
the
leg
casts
evening,
more
than
16,000
tons
The
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
to
make
me
look
big
boned
it
have
been
seined
and
both
com-
I
was
awkward.
He
said
the
opening
in
Phila
panies
and
fishermen
are
honing
i
,
.
.
.
?
r""
of
cr
in
r
esign,
wu.
to
complete
the
quota
during
the
next
week,
in
order
to
ron-"301:1
hcre
Fnilay
PlcklnS
UP
m's"
delphia
was
a
nightmare.
The
expressed
in
the
making
of
the
presentation
and
by
the
recipients
in
response.
Refreshments
were
served
from
a
table
cenlred
with
a
large
bowl
of
pink
and
white
carnations
and
pink
and
whifj
tapers..
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Teng,
Miss
Barbara
Teng,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
G.
E.
Sendall,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Martin,
Mr.
and
action
dragged.
They
called
in
a
new'
director,
rearranged
some
centrate
on
the
southern
part'
cMC0
7'
property,
of
the
fisheries
district,
south
"loslly
ai:',C,'aU
moming
buoys
of
the
scenes,
and
everything1
of
WhaiP
rhannoi
h.
o
an.
Irom
northern
coastal
points.
Combination
full
flare
5j
and
belted
styles
with
or
B
without
hood.
Sizes
from
12
through
44.
.
Selection
of
prices
and
!
attractive
winter
colors.
J
:
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
S
Bot
bettcr-
-
000-ton
quota
has'been
allotted.
f"e
,is,
b'dt
"But
in
Philly
nobodv
came."
isr
uu
,.f
ur.-.
to
vislt
ln
'""re
than
two
I
Pi
n
4
m
r
miUI
Harrison.
"We
played
to
hawo
hr.
wn,
u
(ais-
fehe
was
nioorcd
at
trie
i
.
Mvv-i
iwjvuj
n.u
in
tiic
auum-
,
,
n.Tn
,
Iwi
r
1,
n
CN
R.
docks.
J
r
y
r
"r
you'
er"
P;irt
of
o
district
but
it
is
do
that
awhile
reach
you
a
i,,i
n,.
:i
HOLLYWOOD:
V
y
lurn
Up
B('lwc
herrini;
and
flatfish,'
William
Sparks.
Mr.
and
point
punn,
when
wm.il
vou
yuu
can't
cani
en
go
in
an-
Komn
tini
u,ui-,m
t),n
,,nv,
,n
,,
,
.
....
-
.
,....
,
t
....
-
other
step
without
an
audi-'
mere
is
a
consiueraDie
amount
,v.-
uuwes,
rar,
anu
ivus.
".days
to
crown
the
season.
'of
ar.Uvit.v
nt.
th
nLrfmn)
ru-K
Josruh
D:-lArmn.
Miss
Bctlv
Miss
Margaret
Murray,
When
they
got
to
Baltimore
,
.7?
T'Klay
and
PlU
now.
A
dozen
draggeis
"ood
Most
Up-to-Dale
Cat
the
City
Open
from
8
p.m.
lo
I
.
approximately
wcre
operating
in
the'straits
this
Miss
Mdl"y
Addison,
John
Currie,
rat
i
We
Specialize
in
Chinese
l)ihes
CHOP
SUEY
-
CHOW
MEIN
FOR
OUTSIDE
ORDERS
PHONE
01
the
reviewers
raved
But
they
13
i."ns
aaye
rass
week
and
their
cargoes
mean
Jr.,
Clifford
Knut.sen,
Fred
Con-reached
BuUcr
Cove
rouZht
P
work
for
both
rad.'
opening
night
in
New
men
and
women
York
without
the
faintest
idea'
m
from
a
large
bociv
h.sh
workers
hcre.
This
comes
at'
Mr-
acl
Mrs.
Teng
were
mar-what
to
expect.
Harrison
said0f
flsh'
Thul'sday
night
and
Fri-
a
time
when
employment
Is
most
rletl
February
3,
1919.
at
Sea-he
played
the
first
performance
clay
moinin8.
the
boats
took
appreciated,
the
pla'-.ts
having
forcl'
Essex,
England
and
came
without
a
sensation
in
his
body.
3,833
tons
in
30
sets-
n
Friday,
been
relatively
idle
for
most
of
llcrc
six
months
later
to
reside
"Leland
Hay
ward
and
I
walk-!
the
boals'
82
seiners
and
packers,
the
winter.
since.
j
.
....
Icti'iimorl
ii,.
U....
r
11...
I
.'J
ASTHMA
)
AND
HAY
FEVER
(
ItKliAIIIHASV
OJ
CANADA
I
l.til.
VililroiiviT.
IM'.
I
eu
up
uroaciway
ana
got
the
f"
uric
iiiei
j
Union
steamer
Coquitlani
THE
early
papers.
I
imagine
every-
plL
lwna-
body
but
the
actors
stayed
up'
Despite
clear
skies,
the
week
and
celebrated.
But
we
had
to
was
far
floln
ideal
for
fishing.
clocked
here
at
1
o'clock
Friday
j
FESTIVE
OCCASION
afternoon
with
a
light
list
ofi
PENHOLD.
Alta.
iOP)Kverv'
HEADS
BOY
SCOUTS-Newly
elected
President
of
t.ir
Provincial
Council,
administrative
body
of
The
Boy
Scouts
Association
ot
British
Columbia,
is
Ralph
D.
Baker
of
Vancouver.
He
succeeds
Prentice
Bocdel,
President
of
Bloedel,
Stewart
&
Welch
Ltd..
who
has
served
ln
this
volunteer
office
for
two
years.
Skeena
Construction
&
(alii
Strong
northerly
winds
persisted
Pscngcrs
and
sailed
at
10
one
took
a
holiday
recently
in
una
uie
eoiu
weamer,
oiien
well
msi
nigni
lor
Masse
It
this
town,
eight
miles
south
of
below
freezing,
had
the
effect
of'ad
Port
Clements
on
her
bi-
Red
Deer.
The
occasion
a
new
driving
the
herring
deep
as
well
weekly
service
to
the
north'
water
and
sewer
system
was
I!l
II.DUtS
AND
G
t:KRAL
(
'ON
I
ItAllub
FLOOR
SNDIN(i
AND
CABINET
Wiitfc
ESTIMATES
FREE
ON
REQUEST
I.
O.
Box
1G76
rtmi
get
some
sleep.
We
had
a
matinee."
Harrison
was
born
at
Huy-ton,
a
litlte
Lancashire
town.
He
is
married
to
actress
Lilli
Palmer,
and
they
hayc
a
son,
Casey.
Is
Your
Radio
Sick?:
.
BRING
YOUR
RADIO
i
RADIOPHONE
SET
TO
Ken's
Radio
Clinic
for
SATISFACTORY
SERVICE
Dealers
for
GENERAL
DRY
BATTERY
AND
WESTINGIIOUSE
718
Second
Ave.
Phone
53
u
iiueung
uie
weos,
maKmg
'.mumus.
one
win
leave
at
10
completed
Classified
advertising
always
brings
results.
mm
anticuit
to
handle.
ociock
bunday
evening
to
ro-
Rcduction
tests
show
the
her-
turn
to
Vancouver.
She
is
under
ring
to
be
of
high
oil
content,
command
of
Capt.
Harry
Mc-Preliminaiy
reduction,
without
Lean.
use
of
the
centrifuge,
which
will
extract
an
even
greater
quan-1
DO
NOT
BE
COMPLACENT
tity,
have
shown
a
yield
of
11
'
,,.,,
,
,
,Colltlnu,;d
frol
?
gallons
of
oil
to
the
ton.
The'
rish
are
averaging
about
eight
"rvaUve
party
had
failed
to
inches
in
length.
The
whole
nl(-'llUon
the
North
Atlantic
se-cateh
is
not
being
reduced
in
,:"rity
pact
1,10
Tl'c
Spee
h
the
Prince
Rupert
district.
Pack-
tk'bule-
IIe
Suitl
"t
.
lie
had
ers
are
taking
it
south
to
Van-
h1('cl
Ulal
a"
Parties
in
the
couver,
Alert
Hay,
Cee
Pee
Cee
Hou'sc
c""11
llavc
llnil'd
on,
a
and
other
southern
plants.
foreign
policy
for
this
country.
Seiners
of
eight
companies
Mr'
pcar'son
'd
Commons
are
active
on
the
north
,d
Ulat
Canadians
should
support
NOIV
is
Ihe
Time...
Mr.
Merchant
.
.
.
are
yuu
couuliug
shaf
or
are
you
.count
in
hum
ARE
YOU
1
1AVING
SLEEPLESS
NIGH
WORRYING
ABOU
T
IHE
I
and
the
fishermen
have
created
'
1,0
North
AUanllc
security
pact,
1
10
pools.
Returns
nr.
mn.,,11.
not
Primarily
because
it
would
dated
In
the
pools
and
the
total'
!!''lp,'0
wagc
war
bul
"o'-'ac
The.11'1"
hcIp
successfully
to
divided
amoiiK
the
crews.
wage
peace."
to
make
changes
in
your
refrigeration
system.
We
will
he
j;lad
to
assist
you
in
any
improvements
contemplated.
Have
your
machine
checked
to
see
if
it
is
in
condition
for
the
heavy
work
season
which
is
ahead.
SEE
US
FOR.
YOUR
REFRIGERATION
REQUIREMENTS
Walk-in
or
Hcach-in
Coolers
Frozen
Food
Cabinets
Ice
Cream
Cabinets
and
Domestic
Refrigerators
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co.
Ltd.
PHONE
210
or
20!)
9
two
largest
companies,
B.C.
Packers
and
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
each
have
two
pools
while
crews
of
the
other
companies
"Fear
grips
the
world
again,"
said
Mr.
Pearson,
'the
fear
rising
primarily
out
of
the
extension
of
brutal
domination
of
rcvolu-
NEED
OF
CASH?
Why
not
let
the
Daily
News
help
you
get
!
lionary
Communism
based
on
ine
n.siieries
protection
vessel
the
massive
and
expanding
mill-
ir.
i
t
,
laiism
of
Russia."
iK'vvii-
mi
oeen
in
me
urea
lor
the
last
week,
scouting
the
her-
Applau.su
rose
when
the
min-
THERE
IS
PLENTY
OF
CASH
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT.
ADVERTISING
YOUR
.
VALUES
IN
THE
DAILY
NEWS
iVILL
BRING
riiiu
body
for
the
fleet.
and
con-ister
said
that
Canada
was
not
ducting
its
own
Investigation
forja
"satclite
nation"
but,
hencc-the
Department
of
Fisheries.
I
forth,
would
share
the
burdens
Having-
allotted
a
30.000-ton
!
that
war
creates
and
in
efforts
quota,
the
department's
interest:
l
prevent
wars.
SILENCE
IS
NOT
.GOLDEN.
WHEN
YOU
HAVE
SOMETHING
TO
SB
Ks
not
on
how
much
has
been
taken
from
the
school,
but
on
how
much
is
left.
On
this,
will
be
advanced
estimates
of
future
herring
runs.
The
Howie
is
equipped
Willi
a
depth
sounder
lo
measure
the
quantity
of
herring
left
in
,1110
sea.
He
suggested
'
that
the
only
reason
the
Conservatives
refrained
from
comment
on
the
North
Atlantic
pact
was
because
they
were
playing
politics
wjtli
international
peace.
This
drew
retorts
from
Progressive-Conservative
members.
.
George
Drew,
Progressive-Conservative
loader
u;i
rw.i
...
n...
EVERYBODY
READS
THE
DAILY
NEWS-ARE
YOUR
GIVING
THEM
STORE
NEWS?
LET
US
HELP
YOU
WITH
OUR
ADVERTISING
SER'ICES!
incidentally,
this
year
has
ANNOUNCING
.
.
.
Re-OPENING
rsi
5!
s
i;
ssmis
COFFEE
SHOP
351
West
Third
COMPLETELY
RENOVATED
AND
REFURNISHED
BETTER
THAN
EVER
Downy-FIakc
Do-Nuts
Our
Specialty
been
a
good
one
for
the
herring
House
when
Mr.
Pearson
spoke
industry.
The
fleet
had
the
best
but
last
night
he
said
that
the
PHCNE
98
prc-Christnias
season
of
any
Progressive
-
Conservative
stand
The
EDanlly
News
AnviirnsiNC
DKI'AKTJ"
year
in
history,
catching
more
than
llG.OOO
tons,
mainly
oH
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
If
the
northern
quotas
are
filled,
the
season
will
exceed
the
record
set
in
1947-48
when
more
than
160,000
tons
were
produced.
on
the
Atlantic
pad
would
be
made
known
when
legislation
came
before
the
House.
Quebec
members
of
the
Progressive-Conservative
party
are
said
to
be
lukewarm
about
the
Atlantic
pact.
Bllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
nm'
rTCami,
i
,
,
....Wy-
"