WINNIPEG.
Nov.
22:
Action
of
the
United
States
Senate
In
vpt
in?
ta
adiourn
for
a
week
before
the
regular
session
begins
without
passing
the
tartf
f
MU
Js
Tiewed
by
Prcxitr
Macrenne.:
King
as
in-.
Ior
-
Employees
to
Get
Raise
In
Wajes
at
Once
is
Announced
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
22.
Henry
ford
announced
today
that
an
lm-mcdiite
increase
ln
wages
among
rora
employees
had
been
aeciaea
upon.
He
said
one
remedy
for
the
preset
situation
was
to
increase
Salvage
King
Trying
To
Float
Steamer
Depere
I
Lll
J
1W
M""
men
will
proceed,
with
their
Diaat
lrly
establishment
of
the
dlcative
of
the
Course
nis
govern-1
pulp
mlll
and
otner
industries,
says
merit
followed
In
relation
to
theifne
omlneca
Herald.
The
Herald
.
.
,
Jiindertt4&3.i
it
U
the
intention
of
Re'umlng
to
Winnipeg
lut'the
promoters
to
db
palp
manu-c:;ht
the
Premier
Issued
a
state-1
tactbrlng.
lumber
milling
and
to
mcnt
expressing
saUsfactlon
with
i
i-iture
Rayon
silk.
The
em-the
success
of
his
trip,
which,
he
j
fci(Wraent
of
between
1500
and
2000
i.u,
u
w
jjoivivu.o..
men
'
w
anucipawa.
passed
his
expectations.
"I
-feel
satisfied
that
Western
Canada,
and
in
Western
Canada
I
Include
the
three
prairie
provinces
and
British
Columbia,
are
well
pleased
v'h
the
Dol
cles
oi
the
adminis
tration
and
believe
these
policies
rorrtbuted
in
nd
small
measure
o
the
prosperity
so
greatly
In
evidence
on
every
-side."
FORD
WILL
PAY
MORE
At
the
present
time
the
finan
cial
market
In
the
east
is
in
poor
shape
for
the
floating
or
new
issues,
but
if
the
Terrace
peoole
who
own
the
land
required
by
the
new
company
will
consider
the
request
of
the
promoters,
the
said
promoters
will
be
able
to
proceed
with
the
plans
and
be
ready
to
raise
the
neceiwary
money
as
soon
as
the
money
market
returns
to
normal.
The
scheme
Is
so
large
and
of
nrh
importance
to
Terrace
and
the
entire
district,
In
fact
the
whole
Interior,
It
Is
not
likely
that
any
difficulties
will
be
encountered
in
getting
the
land
question
fixed
up.
McAlpine
Party
At
Fort
Reliance
WINNIPEO.
Nov.
22.
Andy
Cruikshank.
northern
aviator,
ar-
"...ilt,
I
.
.
m
hi.
narlv
arm
naff
at
Fort
Reltance
on
McLeod
Bay.
where
he
has
been
landbound
since
November
12.
.
U.K.
utr.
a
Johnston
ana
uBiyi
U
Vanderhoot
arrived
in
the
city
ff&SJ
bedyws
Merged
'
n
nJ
i
-
urcen
cemptprv
nrtpr
nn
iroui
-
.
Cf
""ice
at
wSstmlnster
night
on
the
Prince
for
a
country
prizes,
wniie
tne
eigntn,
nmin
ana
twelfth
went
to
"Marquis."
W.
B.
Frith
of
Edmonton
was
the
first
and
W.
A.
Albright
of
the
Beaver
Lodge
Experimental
Farm
in
the
Peace
River
district
came
second.
Victoria
Cross
Winners
WillBevf
Guests
VancouvegL
,
VANCOUVER,
NOV.
22Brltlsh
Columbia
Victoria
Cross
winners
who
attended
the
Prince
of
Wales
banquet
ln
London
and
those
un-atotoAA
be
entertained
will
be
ent4j
tamed
at
dinner
by
the-Vancouver
Canadian
Club
on
the
return
of
the
winners
frorr.
London.
WERE
STRUCK
IiY
A
FUEiqftT
TRAIN'
.to
rn
.
j
EDMONTON.
Nov.
22.
Richard
i
"Illgglns
and
Jphrv.OorleUa
oURM
monton
were
kuiou
wnen
nw
truck
was
struck
by
a
freight
train
yesterday
at
a
crossing
half
a
mile
east
of
Spruce
drove,
Alberta.
In
his
reference
to
Prince
Rup-;
.
.
en,
rresiueiiv
uuesk
uac
it.
m
umi
n
LL
i
opinion
that
the
sentiment
of
Prince
.SlItTai
LOnDV
c-i
3.1
I
Rupert
was
antanogistic
to
the
OUVal
1UUUUJ
pr,ce
George
vlew
tfiat
the
peace
.
rt
n
Ivor
ahnulrl
hi
tunned
hv
a
railway
I
TORIES
ARE
OPPOSED
TO
THE
SOVIET
Stronjr
Rcsol'itions
Against
Rcconitlcn
Passed
At
Conservative
Mccilnj
in
London'
ONDOX.
Nov.
22
With
only
one
opposing
vote
the
Conserve
alive
party
conference
today
adopted
a
resolution
nro'.est-
in
against
the
offk-ial
return
'
of
Soviet
arents
to
England.
"Until
these
alisn.
elements
have
ceased
a'l-
ppofinJa
and
paid
what
thev
owe,"
Com-,
maniir
Oliver
Locker
Lamp-son,
SIJPm
submitting
the
mo
.Hon,
said,
"Soviet
Russia
is
a
,
,
moral
leper
and
the
cry
should
he
unclean,
unclean."
"I
am
fed
up
with
Ramsay
Macdoriald
and
his
bleating
about
peace
and"
parity
in
America
while
he
is
brinrtnc
about
war
in
the
Empire.
We
have
already
lost
Ecypt:
we
are
point
to
lose
India,"
Commander
Lampson
said.
Prince
George
Sees
Prince
Rupert
Opposed
To
Its
P.
G.
E.
Interests
And
Aligns
Itelf
With
Vancouver
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Nov.
22.
Prince
George
is
definitely
lined
up
with
Vancouver
and
against
Prince
Rupert
in
connection
with
the
Peace
River
outlet
movement
and
at
a
recent
luncheon
meeting
passed
a
resolution
of-ferinsf
co-ooeration
with
the
southern
port.
Prince
Rup
ert
was
frequently
mentioned,
by
speakers
and
all
seemed
agreed
that
Prince
Rupert
was
antanogistic
to
the
interests
of
Prince
George.
Also,
it
was
urged
that
Prince
George
should
centre
its
energies
on
securing
completion
of
the
P.
o.
E.
to
mat
city
prior
to-Its
extension
Into
the
Peace
River!
CAUCUS
SAT
WHOLE
DAY
WaSmnPlOn
JljUSV
'connecting
with
the
CNR.
and
P.
"
"
""S1""
J
O.
E.
at
Prince
George.
The
attitude
VICTORIA.
Nov.
22.
-
The
Con
..
.
!
of
Vancouver
was
more
favorable,
servative
caucus
sat
all
day
yester
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
22.
Eliortst
-,
q
perry
remarked
on
tne
day
and
at
tne
conclusion
last
r?
King
arrived
alongside
the
"
"
of
the
sunar
lobby
to
secure
uje
changed
attitude
ox
Vancouver.
night
Premier
Tolmle
stated
that
"'u
Q
o
n
isv
on
inoor
uiirf
laid
i
nrhlnVi
rvnln
ruontlv
rn
t.rvlnff
tn
.1.1
.1...
..
in
o.
urocre
ruesaay.
and
yestcraay
nigner
uum-a
"
r;.
.l
'
v
j
were
wus
nauuns
w
sc
uut
m
i-
made
the
first
test
with
pumps
bare
here
yesterday.
It
was
shown
wcure
he
line
through
Brule
and
to
e
proceedings.
Leglsla-Though
the
hull
Is
"badly
holed.
it
that
the
Domestic
Sugar
Syndicate
not
through
Prince
George.
He
fi0n
for
the
coming
session
and
a
Df
itA
ik.
.m
v
h,rt
no
d
S35.00U
ior
me
uuiikbb
agreed
azreca
that
mat
the
we
present
urcsciu
aivuui
ti
Ithia
week.
She
is
lying
Just
out-
influencing
public
opinion
along
the
J
de
Port
McArthur
near
Cape
De-
,llnc
indicated.
CBlnn
wifJi
stern
submerged
at
low
;
tcr
The
engine
room
and
holds
?
DA.t0
Jw
wd
five
are
flooded
and
the
fife
KeSUllS
.
.j
JU
mi
cxposea
position.
O'CONNOR,-
WAS1URIED
'u
iI,S
BnM
t0
,tMt
0n
EnK"
"1
aou
ana
vlsh
Fullilled
LONDON
tSnW
T
p-
O'Connor,
vet-miJh
Ilshl
-by
statesman,
that
he
SSK
be
burled
In
England
'
to
ri?;
the
reconciliation
of
the
two
waVV0,tt"uf
,S
,SBJ"
Death
of
Three
.
Winnipeg
Today
WINNIPEG.
rloV:
22:-M.,
Flor
ence
Johnson.
60.
Winnie
joimsoa,
24.
her
daughter,
and
Hoy
Johnson
16.
a
son.
were
burned
to
deaih
when
fire
destroyed
the
home
of
John
Johnson.
Allan
tie
Ave
this
morning.
The
bodies
were
found
ln
the
ruins.
Five
persons
were
saved.
attitude
of
otner
matters
In
connection
with
Vancouver
was
more
lavurauic
w
e
welfare
of
the
party
was
dts
them.
.
...
cussed.
J.
O.
Wilson
said
he
understood
Prince
George
was
so
sure
of
its
po-!
sltlon
that
it
was
content
to
permit
n
,1
1
IIIJ
the
railway
authorities
to
decide
the
T
Or
llantl
HClll
route
m
ue
ioiiuwcu
iur
mic
reatc
outlet
to
the
coast.
He
agreed
the
the
attitude
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
railway
issue
had
been
antagonistic
to
Prince
George
from
the
start.
Prince
RuDert.
he
said,
was
abso
lutely
nn
nosed
to
Peace
River
outlet!
Vancouver
Team
,
Scoreless
Draw
cominn
throinh
Prince
George.
The
PORTLAND.
PORTLAND.
Nov.
NOV.
22.
ZZ.
Even
even
an
an
I
i
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
4
mm
J
LAROB
CAMARCT
Saturday,
November
23
0pcU('Zlnnri
Thundjri
nd
BturdT
High
7:04
am.
ill
A
psnejpf
Every
Saturday
NUM.
9
to
1
18:49
p.m.
18.4
.
V
v
Dnc
HtU
lor
Hlr
Low
Accommodation
for
PrtviU
Partlca
12:51
pjn.
9.6
ft.
0
A
.
'
MORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITfSH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PUONE
487
Vol.
XX..
No.
272.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOV.
22,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Imp
ortani
Move
Made
British
Conservatives
Empire
Co-operation
Stanley
Daldlwin
Comes
Out
Clear
For
Imperial
Preference
and
Is
Cheered
as
He
Makes
Announcement
LONDON,
Nov.
22.
sTanley
Baldwin,
leader
of
the
Conservative
party,
last
night
came
out
in
favor
of
a
policy
of
Imperial
co-operation
and
Empire
unity.
Delegates,
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Conservative
party
and
supporters
cheered
while
he
formally
accepted
a
resolution
passed
at
the
party
earlier
in
the
day-calling
for
Imperial
preference
and
settlement
of
the
Empire's
economic
matters
on
this
basis
in
cq-oporation
with
the
dominions
when
the
party
returns
tq'trotyer.
PREMIER
IS
PLEASED
AT
RECEPTION
Says
West
Well
reased
With
policies
of
Administration
Which
Caused
Prosperity
SENATE
ADJOURNED
Mackenzie
King
Sees
Vindication
of
Ills
Policy
in
Action
of
'
U.S.
Congress
PULP
MILL
AT
TERRACE
HEARD
FROM
Possibility
of
Bit
Industry
at
Mouth
of
Kltsumkalum
River
Mentioned
The
pulp
mill
proposition
for
Terrace
has
moved
forward
an
pthcjr
peg-
LAst
Sunday
the
local
retirWoitatlve
in
Terrace,
C.
R.
Dutoerti
received
a
message
from
Toronto
financiers,
to
the
effect
that
'lf'lhe)
owners-
or
property
in
Tfiracvhlch
is
tinder
option
to
thfi'eajerri
capitalists,
will
consider
time
payments
on
the
land
Instead
of
all
cash,
the
eastern
FISH
WEEK
BEGAN
TODAY
AND
LASTS
NEXT
EIGHT
DAYS
'
4.
4
4-
National
Fish
Week
com-
,
menced
today
and
lasts
for
the
next
eight
days.
During
mat
time
storekeerers
are
'
asked
to
feature
fish
in
their
windows
and
citizens
to
eat
fish
as
much
as
possible
in
place
of
other
foods.
As
Prince
Rupert
is
depen-
dent
largely
on
its
fishing
in-
t
austry
ior
its
orosDeritv.
doubtless
people
here
and
in
tne
district
will
do
their
part
and
show
a
proDer
interest
in
their
own
Industry.
NEW
WHEAT
WON
PRIZES
"Reward"
Beat
Marquis
at
Toronto
Fair
and
Peace
River
Did
Weli
TORONTO,
Nov.
22.
It
was
a
great
victory
for
the
new
"Reward"
wheat
wnesu
and
ana
Northern
Nortnern
Alberta
Aioerta
at
at
the
tne
May
Go
to
U.S.
OTHER
SIDE
!
OF
INDIAN
!
COMPLAINTS
strange
that
no
complaints
have
been
received
by
me.
and
it
would
appear
that
the
matter
has
been
magnified
out
of
all
proportion.
The
Dominion
constable
goes
out
of
his
way
to
assist
the
natives
ln
every
passible
manner
and
is
frequently
sought
after
for
help
and
advice
To
state
that
the
Indians
absent
themselves
from
the
city
for
tear
or
arrest,
to
my
mtna.
casts
an
uncalled
for
reflection
upon
the
law-abiding
majority
of
our
native
population.
With
regard
to
the
payment
of
noletlci
oi
lines,
thess
Are
paid
only
n
cases
MiUquar
ajipusa
to
mat-ans;'itiav)n
liquor,
ln
.possession
or
VlngftUntoxhatccfrvbn;
Indian
reserves."
No
moieties
are
paid
In
nnect!on
with
fines
imposed
ln
ordinary
cases
of
Intoxication
off
tndlan
rescrves;
or
In
the
city.
I
would
sueifcst
that
if
the
tires
ence
of
nstives
is
to
be
encouraged
at
the
annual
fair,
more
decent
accommodation
be
provided
for
them
than
has
been
available
in
the
past.
ThanKing
you
fnr
ror
ine
thp
space
ac-
oraea,
ii
i
VoursWiso
'
Indian
Agent.
TORONTO
STOCKS
MtC.fftry.
OlbbocE
&
CoUrt.
Ltd.)
Falconbridge.
650,
6.65.
Abana,
1.18.
1,20.
Amulet.
1.95.
1.07.
Holltnger.
5.10.
5.20.
Hudson
Bay.
11.05,
11.40.
'
International
Nickel
32.05.
32.20.
Ikeshore.
1975,
20
00.
'
-'"
Mtn'yre,
14.10.
14.25.
Mandy.
40,
47.
NlpiWtg,
2.00,
2.04.
Noranda,
36.55,
36.75.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
3.75,
3.80.
Sudbury
Basin.
4.60,
4.65.
Teck
Hughes,
5.15,
5
20.
Treadwell
Yukon.
6.00.
8.00.
Ventures.
3.95.
4.00.
Mining
Corporation.
3.30,
3.35.
Home
Oils.
12.10,
12.25.
Afternoon
Close
Court
t
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Amulet
1.95.
1.97.
Dome.
7.00,
750.
Falconbridge.
6.50.
6.65.
Hudson
Bay.
11.0.V
11.40.
...
International
Nickel.
33.05,
32.20
Imperial
Oil.
28.25,
28.75.
Mandy,
40.
47.
Mining
Corporation.
3.30,
3.35.
Mclntyre.
14.10.
14.25.
Noranda.
36.55.
36.75.
Nlplsslng.
2.00.
2.04.
Rherritt
Gordon.
3.75.
3.80.
.
Sudbury
Basin
4.60,
4.65.
Stadacona.
4,
5.
Teck
Hughes,
5.15,
5.20.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.00,
8.00.
Ventures.
3.95,
4.00.
Wright
Hargraves,
1.30.
1.35.
Winter
Invades
Eastern
Central
United
States
"
:insf
onnrnnrhlntf
n'hHxxnrd
present
attitude
of
Vancouver
was
overtime
period
failed
to
break
the
"
much
more
reasonable.
1
deadlock
last
evening
ln
the
hockey
Mayor
Patterson
urged
pressure
,
game
between
Vancouver
and
Port-1
ry
r
,
tn
secure
tne
comDietion
oi
tne
r.
iana
in
me
racuic
vyousi
iiocney
i
-jh
iiiiiiiiiv
ill
O.
E.
to
Prince
Qeorge
in
order
to
League.
Neither
team
scored.
,
strengthen
tneir
position.
Dr.
Alward
said
ne
had
been
given
to
understand
the
Vancouver
organization
had
been
formed
so
that
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
would
not
antagonize
Prince
Rupert,
but.
so
far
as
he
was
concerned.
he
would
not
be
averse
to
antagon
CARD
OF
THANKS
kind
expressions
izlne
Prince
Rupert,
if
this
should
celved
in
their
recent
be
found
necessary.
mcnt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jos.
Krismansson.
Hon.
P.
J.
A.
Cardin,
Minister
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
Urges
the
Greater
Use
of
Fish
in
Canada
I
OTTAWA,
Nov.
22.
"Canada's
National
Fish
Week"
WThU?
whosuJ
serve
to
emphasize
to
the
people
the
exceptional
the
Fair
Board
annual
meeting,
W.
E.
Collison,
Indian
agent,
writes
as
follows:
Editor,
Dally
News
With
reference
to
the
discussion
at
the
recent
meeting
of
the
Fair
Board
regarding
the
smaller
attendance
of
Indians
at
the
exhibition.
I
would
state
that
the
real
reason
for
this
was
,
of
their
richness
in
vitamins
and
other
elements,
which
largely
due
to
the
fact
that
the
fair
was
held
this
year
at
an
earlier
date
and
many
of
the
Indians
were
still
engaged
In
fishing.
Also
to
the
fact
that
an
epidemic
of
measles,
which
necessitated
quarantine,
helped
to
minimize
the
number
of
visitors
The
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
Lord
Arnold,
Brltiih
Postmaster-
has
always
encouraged
the
Indians
General,
whose
name
is
men-
to
tolcc
P"1
m
tne
exhibition
and
tloned
as
the
successor
to
the
post
has
given
a
grant
of
$300
each
year
of
British
Ambassador
to
the
or
Pri2e8-
ln
connection
with
United
States.
"
Sir
Esme
Howard
,
me
nauve
exnioits.
t
,
B
jr
.xVcted
to
With
regird
to
the
matter
of
per
P-cwa
Royal
Winter
Fair
yesterday
when
S,JT"
to,eeutlon
secutlon
of
of
the
the
natives
natives
unon
upon
whicl
wnich
ten.
oi
tne
thirteen
prizes
ior
spring
,"-"v
wheat
went
to
that
variety.
"Rewaid"
took
the
first
seven
value
of
fish
and
the
present
importance
and
creat
poten-
BeSeSKyMtonfwhelisS
118111168
of
the
Dominion's
fisheries,"
said
Hon.
P.
J,
A.
bg
Prince
Rupert
as
discussed
at!
Cardin,
Minister
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
in
a
statement
which
he
made
today
in
reference
to
the
selection
of
the
week
from
November
22
to
November
29,
as
the
Canada-wide
fish
week
for
1929.
"Scientists
and
dietitians,"
Hon.
Mr.
Cardin
went
on,.
"have
uncovered
facts
in
recent
years
which
show
that
fish
are
among
the
best
of
foods
because
eat
aids
to
sound
body-
building
and
are
alss
protectors
against
certain
diseases,
especially,
erhaps,
in
children.
And
Canada
Is
fortunate
in
that
her
commercial
fishing
waters
are
not
only
error-1
mous
but
are
inhabited
by
food!
fishes
of
a
quality
unsurpassed
any-1
where
in
the
world.
It
Is
an
axiom
imong
authorities
that
food
fishes
Improve
ln
proportion
to
the
purity
and
coldness
of
the
waters
In
wjilch
they
live,
and
judged
by
this
standard
Canadian
fish
are
at
least
oqual
in
quality
to
the
best
that
are
taken
anywhere.
"Up
to
the
present
time
the
per
".aplta
consumption
of
fish
ln
Can-tda
has
not
been
large,
much
les3,
for
instance.
Uian
the
consumption
n
Oreat
Britain.
Different
factors
haVe
contribated
to
this
coridiUon.
Today,
with
improved
methods
of
processing
and
distribution
bringing
virtually
all
the
many
varieties
of
Canadian
fish
within
the
reach
r
the
people
all
over
the
country,
aul
with
scientists
and
health
au-
i
thoritles
bearing
increasing
testl-i
many
to
the
high
value
of
fish
i
the
standpoint
of
nurse
as
well
tm
neaitn
and
strength,
It
is
a
g
rule
to
have
fish
frequently
on
,
family
menu."
Canada's
Trade
1
Makes
Big
Gain
OTTAWA,
Nov.
22.
Canada's
'ex
ternal
trade
advanced
over
fifty
million
dollars
in
the
twelve
months
ending
October
31.
New
history
was
made
when
the
volume
of
Imports
and
exports
reached
the
Ilgure
of
$2.611,000.000.
Tacoma
and
Seattle
Power
Situation
Is
Becoming
Very
Serious
SEATTLE,
Nov.
22.
The
power
situation
Is
becoming
serious.
The
power
plant
at
Tacoma
will
have
to
De
snut
down
unless
rain
comes
within
twenty
days.
The
naval
department
at
Bremerton
Is
being
ap
pealed
to
and
auxiliary
power
wii
be
secured
from
the
warships
there,
.......
n
n.r
.
T
no
.1
Tl
.
comlnz
session."
"Tn
bulldln8
ot
tne
Ala&ka.Yu-Hl.iM,,,
,nnLb
thi,
and
rtihtorlrTc
i
h
ff
I
u'kon
road
ls
a
hvy
undertaking
mometcr
dropping
to
zero
or.
near
it.
There
was
a
nasty
wma
diow
Pay
For
Damages
SEATTLE,
Nov.
22.
Evelyn
Re-
of
Osland,
B.C.,
desire
to'
convey
igan
yesterday
secured
a
verdict
their
sincere
thanks
for
the
many
'against
the
Dollar
Cab
Company
of
sympathy
re-.
for
damages
amounting
to
$17,500
bereave-1
for
injuries
received
during
a
col
'llslon.
M'CLYMONT
DISMISSED
Vancouver
Sun
Publishes
Story
Today
On
Loral
Change
The
Vancouver
Sun
is
publishing
a
story
today
that
Thomas
McCly-mont
is
being
dismissed
as
police
magistrate
here
and
that
the
local
Conservative
executive
has
recommended
J.
C.
McLennan
to
be
his
successor.
Mr
McClymont,
on
an
enquiry
being
made
of
him
by
The
Dally
News
this
afternoon,
refused
to
comment
on
the
report.
Mr.
McLennan
is
at
present
on
a
trip
to
Victoria.
HOCKEY
IS
looas,
mere
should
be
a
stadllyi
rTr
jt
TfTTiT
large'r
consumption
oi
fish
in
all.'.
l
Un
M
I
I
part
of
the
Dominion;
Most
vari
.1Jll
VJ
I
f
LiLlLl
cues
ui
uui.iiaii
are
uoiainaoie
la
I
different
forms
fresh.
driedfl
.
.
pickled,
smoked,
canned
so
that)
mn
may
oe
on
tne
tame
at
any
season
of
the
year
and
may
be
prepared
by
the
housewife
ln
many
different
ways.
It
Is
to
be
said
alsb
that,
in
many
cases
at
least,
fish
are
cheaper
than
other
foods.
From
NEW
RULES
Plarers
Beginning
to
Get
Hang
of
-
Playing
Ttrrt?
Honth
Game
at
New
York
TORONTO.
Nov.
22:
Defence
players
in
the
National
Hockey
League
are
beginning
to
get
the
h'anS
'of
playing-
a
tight
game
un-rierthe
hew
rules
but
have
a
long
way,;,toi-go
to
bring
the
scoring
dowiv
to
-the
level
of
former
years.
Battleship
Leduc
came
out
of
the
penalty
box
in
overtime
to
score
the
winning
goal
for
thv
Canadiens
in
the
game
p
gainst
the
local
team
last
night.
The
New
.
ork
rangers
outfought
Montreal
ln
one
of
the
Roughest
and
fastest
games
ever
seen
ln
Mat
Ison
Square
Garden
to
take
the
third
victory
over
their
Stanley
Cup
rivals
of
two
seasons
3SO."
Art
Somers
again
scored
three
;bal
for
Chicago
against
Ottawa
asV.night
while
Hec
Kilrea
of
the
Senators
did
the
same
for
his
team.
Scores
last
night
were:
Ottawa
6,
Chicago
5.
Toronto
2.
Canadiens
3.
Montreal
1,
N.
Y.
Rangers
2.
POUND
AT
PREMIUM
POu
premium
of
about
tea
cents
in
Canadian
banks.
Quotations
running
from
$4.96
to
$4.98.
i
Pattullo
Attacks
Road
Program
of
Provincial
Government
in
Address
To
Liberals
at
Vancouver
Meeting
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22.
Attacking
the
proposed
road
program
forecast
by
Premier
Tolmie",
T.
D.
Pattullo,
in
an
address
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Vancouver
Liberal
Association
last
night,
said
in
the
present
condition
of
the
money
market
the
Government
would
find
it
impossible
to
carry
out
its
road
scheme,
which,
public
repprts.
would
indicate.
"As
a
matter
of
fact,-the.
Government
finds
it
necessary
with
the
squiindermania
which
is
going
on
to
increase
taxes
to
take
care
of
the
present
comit-
ments,"
he
said.
"I
predict
that
the
Government
will
show
a
deficit
...
running
into
millions
during
thei
I
Vjllrivc
I
lucf
of
the
kind
until
the
.requirements
of
the
settled
portions
of
trte-.prov
lnce
are
adeauately
met.
Mr.
Pattullo
endorsed
the
tariff
stand
ot
the
present
Ottawa
administration
and
charged
R.
B.
Bennett
with
formulating
tariff
proposals
to
suit
the
commodity
of
which
he
happens
to
be
speaking.
Mr.
Bennett
was
silent
on
the
question
ot
the
welfare
of
the
timber
industry,
he
said.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
4-
The
price
'of
wheat
ln
Vancouver
today
was
$1.35
x
umivo
uuji
TheiMusicianjs
J
StrlkorIeIX
Million.
VoJ
.
lars
Said
to
Be
Behind
Movement
A
radio
story
received
last
night
'ndlcates
that
the
musicians
of
the
United
States
are"
up
ln
arms
at
the
Inroads
on
the
work
of
their
profession
being
made
by
the
talkies
and
a
nation-wide
strike
ls
suggested.
It
is
said
they
will
be
backed
by
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
and
that
they
have
a
million
dollar
'fund
with
which
to
make
the
fight.