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Saturday,
February
13,
1937
Both
Considering
Defence
B'oth.Cariada
and
Great
Britain
are
at
the
present
time
discussing
the,question
of
defence.
Britain
is
planningto
borrow
approximately
two
billion
dollars'
fo:
be'
expanded
on
armaments.;
The
Canadian
government
is
planning
to
expend
a
small
sum'
on
defences,
a
scheme
for
which
has
already;
been
worked
out
by
the
minister
of
defence,
Hon.
Ian
McKenzie.
Unfortunately,
in
these
days,
defence
measures
seem
necessary.
The
world
is
still
only
covered
with
a
veneer
of
civilization
and
In
many
cases
there
is
scarcely
a
veneer,-possibly
only
a
coat
of
paint.
Money
expended
on
any
of
these
defence
schemes
will
helb'
take
im
the
economic
slack
and
give'
employment
to
a
great
many
people'
but
it
!
wi
-ii
-i.rt.l
xi-
1
1
t
f
1
is
cALrenieiy
regrettaoie
uiat
tnis
eiion,
nas
10
De
put
mio
a
scheme
for
kiljih'g
people,
However,
in
this
savage
world
it
seems
that
it
is
a
case
of
killing
or
being
killed,;
so
(here
is
nothing
for
it
but
to
go
ahead
with.our
plans
and
make
our
defence's
so
strong
that
there
will
be
little
danger
of
attack,
Uniform
Legislation
Jt
seems
very
desirable
that
there
should
be
uniform
minimum
wages
and
hours
of
work
from
one'
end
of
Canada
to
the
other
and
for
that
reason
the
work
of
the'
minister
of
labor
at
Ottawa,
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
is
to
be
commendedj
If
he
can
work
out
a
scheme
for
ridding
the
country
of
sweat
shops
and
preventing
the
Undercutting
of
wages
in'
some
of
the
Eastern
Canadian
cities
it
will
helpr
to
stabilize
the
labor
situation
and
give
the
west
an
opportunity
to
compete
in
manufacturing.
Today
faci
tories
are
grouped
in
the
part
of
Canada
where
wages
are
lowest
and
where
marked,
conditions
are
best.
Take
away
the
.
low
labor
cost
incentive
and
it
will
be
hiuch,
more
easy
to
deal
with
the
matter
of
distribution.
No
More
Thrill
We
no
longer
get
a
thrill
from
an
announcement
that
sopieone
is
about
to
fly
around
the
world,
not
even
when
it
is.
a
woman
who
makes
the
announcement.
When
Ame
lia
Earhart,
as
she
did
this
week,
talks
pleasantly
of
a'
w.iMMi-rniiR
r-'o
we
rKe
v.
as
a
mauer
01
course,
ah
this
is
along
the
lines
of
development
showing
how
the
world
is
advancing
in
the
matter
of
transportation
HOOP
TEAM
DID
WELL
:
Prince
Rupert
Seniors
Put
Up.fiood
Showing-
Against
New
Metla
katla
Though
Beaten
beaten
in
two
games,
the
first
by
a
score
Of
43
to
35
and
the
second
48
to
&:
In
the
first
quarter
of
the
second
game.
Prince
Rupert
took
a
lead
of
16
to
8
bu'i
at
half
time
Mfeflakatla
was
ahead
24
to
2u.
Pince
Rupert
!
was
again
ahead
at
three-quarter
I
time
29'
to
28
but
th
home
team
In
I
the
list
quarter
was-
able
to.
build
J
up
a
handy
margin.
Bobby
Arm-Istrong
scored
18
points
for
Prince
Rupert
in
this
game.
New
Metlakatla
led
most
of
the
time
in
the
first
game.
The
local
players
reported
having
been
extended
generous
hospitality
and
acceptable
entertain-
Fiver
Jokers
:.
..v
Oyro
Club
thb
Five
Pin'
W.
.11
...4
Pioneer;
Laundry
...4
Empress
2
U
4
5
5
7
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CIIAMlMONSIlil'
Entries
will
be
received
for
the
pl.iyof'r
til
th&
Clfy
Uill'lard
Clia'm-plonsnlp"
spohsore'd
by
the
Can'-
adiari
tgl6rt
up
to
fibbn
ThurSddy
February
18,
C.
L.
YOUNOMAN,
Secretary.
City
Championship
CornmiMee
B.
6.
ALLEN'S
NEW
JOB
GLOUCESTER,
Eng.,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Former
Cambridge
University
oarsman,
B,
O.
Allen
has
been
nominated
captain
of
Gloucestershire
County
Cricket
team,
succeeding
the
late
b.
A.
C.
Page.
UACiNi
AT
BROOKtANDS
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
The
Brookiands
Automobile
Racing
Club
opsns
its
new
road
course
May
1
with
the
Campbell
Trophy
event,
10tf
laps
of
the
new
cirdult
BARNSLE
MAnAGEIC
RESIGNS
BARNSLEY,
Eng.,
Feti'.
13.
(CP)
For
21
years
player
or
secretary-
manager
of
the
Barnsley
Football
Club",
Brough
Fletchtr
has
resigned
TALKING
OF
DEADSHOTS
GEELbNd,
Ausrt.,
Feb,
13:
(CP)
'
nSome
time
ago
C.
F.
Minchln
swallow
and
the
oth6r
day
he
hit
.a
tennis
ball
which
struck
a
sparrow
dead.
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
February
17
Annettes
vs,
Sparkplugs;
Doodad's
vs.
knockouts;
Rangers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Grotto
vs.
Bluebirds.
.
NEW
AND
BETTER
SKI
GROUND'
IS
LOCATED
ON
MOUNT
OLD
FIELD'
Some
of
the
local
skiing
en-
.
thusiasts
have
recently
been
i
exploring
some"
new
and
high-
j
er
ground
further
along
the
Prince
Rupert
Senior
basUetbal-
crest
of
Mount
Oldfield
In
a
lers,
who
returned
home
yesterday
j
southerly
direction
from
where
I
jom
theif
Alaskan
tour,
made
a
;
the
most
6f
the
skiing
has
so"
good
showing
against
the
strong
far
been
done
and
report
find-
'
New
Metlakatla
team
although
ing
there
large
areas
of
clear
country
which'
is
ideal
for
the
sport.
Indeed,
some
are
so
eh-
thusiastic
as
to
state
that
the
natural
conditions
are
such
as
to
make
it
one
of
the
finest
'
skiing
sites
on
the
coast.
t
'
-
4
SPORT
CHAT
I
A
neiv
hockey
mavement
from'
ment
both
at
Ketchikan
and
Met-
and
indications
now
are
that
samr
lakatfa.
Five
Jokers
Win
As
Bowlers
Swing
Into
Action
Again
Following
the
Interruption
due
I
to
the
influenza
epidemic,
the
City
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
swung
into
action
again
last
night
with
the
league
leading
Five
Jokers
defeating
Old
Empress
three
games
to
nil.
Bill
Schrlaberg
of
Old
Empress,
was
high
average
scorer
with
251.
The
Gyro
Club
will
play
later
against
.he
following
.scores
of
Pioneer
Laundry,
1037,
973
90G,
.
Last
rilgTvt'i
indi'yid'uai
scbrcsi
FIVE
JOKER&
1st
2nd
3rd
Davies
211
Dingwell
..."
161
Smith
193
Mcintosh
176
(Handicap
'
66
220
211
278
266
66
175
182
267
244
61
Total
.
807
1040
934
OLD
EMPRESS
1st
2nd
3rd
Gunderson
172
199
182
Ross
152
235
187
Shrubsall
125
133
134
Schriaber
..........267
242
.301
Handicap
38
38
38
Total
.:
:
The",
standing
League
to
date:
of
.,694
847
84"5
Canada
to
Britain
is"
expected
next
i
of
the
batter
referiss
In
th.3
Dom
'
lnion
will
Join;
thsm.
BrltiJli
I;e
j
Hockey
Association
officials
arc
said
to
be
looking
for
officials
'more
competent
,than
thoss
on
j
their
staff.
Referees
are
fait
game
for
hockey
fans
In
Britain
just
'as1
they
are
in
Canada
and
at
thf
'
moment
the
B.
I.
II.
A.
staff
Is
In
disgrace.
In
a
recent
game
at
Brighton,
irate
fans
heH
up
the
game
10
minutes
by
tossing
newspapers
and
even
an
occasional
bottle
on
the
Ice.
Canadian
observers
in
London
say
the
Tans
are
right
that
ithe
refereeing
staff
is
woeiuny
weak
and
hand
out
strange
decisions.
Some
of
the
blame
is
laid
on
the
Hockey
Asso
ciation
which
is
alleged
to
tell
the'
oniciais
just
exaotlv
what
thpv
must
not,
do,
leaving
the
referees
with
no
chance
to
use
their
Jean
Borotra
has
expressed
his
views
about
the
chances
of
Great
Britain
in
the
Davis
Cup
contest,
VJil.
The
Frenchman,
-who
intends
to
compote'
in
the
singles
in
the
championships
in
Wimbledon,
will
not
pliy
In
ithe
singles
in
the"
Davis
Cup
because'
the
prellminarv
rounds
are
played
on
hard
courts
Borotra
thinks
the
winnpr
of
rho
interzone-flnal
has
a
good
chance
of
capturing
the
Davis
Cup'
from
cngiana.
But
he
by
no
means
shares
the
opinion
of
Adrian
Qulst
the
Australian,
that
England
is
hopeless
without
Fred
Perry.
Bor-6tra
thinks
Bunnv
Antin
w,ri
enough
to
win
two
singles
and
that
the
British
doubles
pair
is
strong
enough
to
win,
Althoue-h
h
mn.
4iSiders
Donald
Budge
the
best
am
ateur
player
on
a
grass
surface,
he
thinks
United
States
chances
against
Australia
depend
on
the
u.
s.
singles
players.
Oermany
will
not
be
abte
to
hp.at.
itvi-
v.
United
States
or
Australia
oh
the
grass
surface
lit
Wimbledon
and
he
does
not
think
the
French
team
is
gcod
enough
to
win
the
European
zone.
Irl
England
they
call
Lou
Bates
the
Babe
Ruth
of
Hockev.
Canriin
of
Wemhley
Lions
the
handsome
young
Ottawan
recently
scored
the
juuui
goal
his
,team
has
piled
up
this1
season.
Bates
has
been
nlavinn-
hockey
In
England
for
three
sea-
ions
ana
nas
built
up
a
tremendous
following
around
the
National
League
circuit,
ife
is
the
idol
of
the
fans
In
half
a'
dozen
rinks
and'
they
cheer
him
everv
tim
K
rurhes
down
the
ice.
The
women'!
fans
are
particularly
enthntiM;.1
abolrt
Bates
whose
long
wavy
hair
and
clear-cut
features
give
him
an
edge
over
the
other
hockey
battlers
in
that
direction
CHAIRMAN
35
YEAltS
CAPETOWN,
F&b.
13:
(CP)
Sir
Alfred
Hehnessy
has
for
the
35th
time
been
elected
chairman
of
the
Royal
Aiftomobile
Club
of
Sdulh'
Africa.
PROMOTION
MAY
BE
SAFER
NORWICH,
Enjr..
Feb.
13:
(CPt
Saying
he
had)
broken
neariy"
every
bone
In
his
body
in
the"
course
of
10
years
motor-racin?,-Max
Grosskieutz,
the-
Australian,
will
not
ride
again
but
has
leased
for
promotion
the
speedway
here,
with
accomodation
for
10.000
simw-
.laiors,
,
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Dtf
Blott
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Manchester
City
1.
Chelsea
0,
Preston
Northend
tf.
Derby
County
3,
Bolto"h
Wanderers
0.
.
Grimsby
Town
2,
West
Brbmwlch
Albion
3.
i
v
Leeds
United
0,-
Brrmtngtam
2.
Liverpool
0,
Middlesbrough
2.
Manchester
United
1,
Brentford
3.
Shofff6ld
Wednesday
0,
Arsenal
O.
Stoke
City
2,
Portsmouth
4.
Sunderland
'3,
Huddeisfield
Town
2.
;
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
7
;
Everton
2.
rj.
Second
Round
Scottish
Cup
Albtoif
Rovers
2,
Celtic
5
Partlck
Thistle
4,
Arbroath
1.
Falkirk'
0,
Motherwell
3.
Dims
1
Dumbarton
i.
Queen
6l
South
2r
Airdrlcorilari?
Dundee
2,
Queens
Park
0.
season.
There
probably
will
be
the
;
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
Hlber-usual
band
of
players
migrating
nlans
1.
Clyde
3,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Si
Mirren
1,
Brechin
City
6.
Aberdeen
4,
Third
Lanark
2.
Hearts
lS,
Kings
Park
0.
Inverness
Caledonians
1,
East
Fife
6.
Still
Lead
in
Bridge
Won
Over
B.
&
K.
Last
Night
S6ns
of
Norway
ami
Grotto
Also
Win
Musketeers
defeated
Brackfnan
&
Kcr
by
a
score
of
5
to
4
last
night
to'
retain
the
leadership
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League.
Sons
of
,N6rway..w6n;
over
Canadian
Na
tional
Recreation
Association
and
Prlnde
Rupert
Dairy
lost
to
Grotto
5
to
4.
The
fixture
of
Ramblers"
vs.
Canadian
Legion
was
postpoh6d.
The
standing
to
date:
W;
L.
P.
Musketeers
Son's,
of
N6rway
...32
22
32
...28
26
28
Grotto
27
18
27
C.
N.
R.
A.
25
29'
25
Brackmah
&
Ker
23
31
23
Canadian
Legion
22
23
22
Ramblers
21
15
21
f
nnce
Kupert
Dairy"
.20
34
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$35.35
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and
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Reduced
Rate's
tdf
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also
apply
from
Intermediate
points.
tX
Tries
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a,
"etween
November
1st,
1!)3C
and
February
28th,
1937,
Inclusive
(llood
to
Reiurn
up
to
March
31,
1937.
Children
Half
Fare.
Steamers;
leave
Prince
Rupert:
Ar
Vancouver
S.S.
CATALA
Tuesday,
1
p.m.
Tliiirsday,
p
m-S.S.
OARDENA
Fridayj
10
:.10
p.m.
jfbiiday,
a.ni.
Tickets
and
Reservatf6hs
fr6m'
Prince
Rupert
Agent
-
A.
W.
NEWMAN
-
Third
Ate.
Thone
5(58
lf
CoTivenlent
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Thk
Fiir
.which
Made
Prints
Rupett
Famous
U
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Brand
SMOKED
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.