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DAILY
EDITION
THANKSGIVING
DAY
t
Monday
is
Thanksgiving
Day,
set
apart
by
the
federal'
pvernment
as
a
general
holiday
It
is
supposed
to
be
a
day
on
wnicn
to
rernernber
the
good
things
of
life
which
we
:have
received
and
Be
thankful
.to
the
creator
for
priving
them
to
US.
To
remember
the
.best
in
life
is
always
a
good
thing
and
"d
if
Thanksgiving
Day
does
nothing
else'but
focus
attention
TTT'
on
this
it
will
be
good
for
everybody.
Some
people
remem-
j
a
resolution
was
also
passed
ex-ber
only
the
disagreeable
things
and
forget
the
rest.
This
pressing
opposition
to
the
exhorbi-makes
life
mserable
for
them
and
for
everyone
else
about
tant
ltcence
ft
9ism
imposed
by
t
hpm
Tf
turn
miv
ovoa
hiWow1
Inf
if
1,Q
f
Ith
provincial
government
on
sal
mi;
X-'l.
Villi
t
Ji-
uicsv
mints
mat,
nave
Deen
of
the
world.
,r
,
I
"
"-V,,0
oenenciai
10
us
ana
tne
rest
ESQUIRE
IN
PLACE
OF
MISTER
Wherever
letter-writincr
is
in
voirue
there
are
artru
merits
over
the
annrnnn'ntp
iisp
Winnipeg
Free
Press.
Should
for
instance,
be
written
to
as
BlOggS,
Esq.?
Mrs.
BIOCPJS.
it
nf
P.an
nnrl
Afr
anvc
flioiw
transfer
of
fisheries
admlnls
Abraham
Lincoln
Blos.nrrr
10
Mr.
A.
L.
Bloggs,
or
A.
L.!
The
associauon
elected
the
foi-
is
Understood,
lets
it
be
lowing
executive
for
the
comine
known
that
letters,
to
her
husbandahhuld
be
addressed
to
A.
Lincoln
Bloggs,
Esq.
But
BbtrfTR.
remPmWino-
th
rlnv
old
school-
churns
of
Mr.
when
tV,o
or,0r
arrl,t
r.
'
1?
r'i,
.1
v""fe"1'
him
smoking
under
,
the
porch,
,
think
.
,
i
of
him
.
as
Abe
Bloggs
ujiu
nivariaoiy
wric
10
mm
the
notion
of
the
Esq.
Mrs.
these
low-brmv
nfirsnna
nnrl
as
iir.
ClOggS.
iney
laUgh
at
erai
secretary.
,
Bloggs
turns
up
her
nose
at....?116
cmvenu8n
was
marked
with
rpfAraliorffionflatntVin
I7!n-
eorpplate..
unanimity
of
opinion
on
IfcVi
llsh
iioo
wo
iiiliinh
Which
niiimi
t?
b
usage,
IS
always
Esq
wMiy."Y0'
tJibtt
"u
U1"a
a"
tne
iiigiisii,
uie
College
of
Heralds
has
spoken
on
the
subject,
and
it
ap-
tlflnra
flmf
tltllaac
T-Tonb
lilnrrrrc
is
Vi
ntrlnf
r.
f
1'
"
uuikoD
Aiui:i
uiujjjjo
mc
ciucai
oun
ui
tile
younger
son
of
a-
peer,
he
should
be
addressed
as
Mr
Bloggs
and
no
Lord
Bloceses
"Captains
in
the
wars,"
barristers,
members
of
the
diplo-
matic
service
and
graduates
of
Oxford,
Cambridge
and
Trinity
College,
Dublin,
may
also
use
the
term
by
courtesy.
For
all
other
persons
it
is
incorrect.
0
NORTHERN
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
city
council
of
Prince
George
Is
prepared
to
expend
$10,000
on
un
emplojpnast
relief
this
winter
providing
the
government
puts
up
a
similar'
amount.
Street
improvement
throughout
the
city
is
Ute
chief
work
proposed
to
be
tarried
on
under
this
head,
Aid.
c.
C.
Bekl
state
that
he
does
nt
Intend
to
contest
the
mayoralty
r
1011.
Thts,
apparently,
leaves
e
field
-opm
to
Mayor
Patterson
th
a
rather
good
prospect
of
him
becoming
mayor
for
the
fifth
con-
seeuttve
year.
are
known
to
have
existed?
'
rrr
I
B.
C.
NEWS
,
in
the
proposal
to
organise
a
ski
!
club
in
Prince
George.
Last
Friday
j
evening
a
very
enthusiastic
meeting
was
heW
w,tn
AW-
F-
D-
Taylor
pre-
I
aiding.
SMITHERS
'Following
were
price-winners
in
the
recent
seed
show
here:
first,
E.
Pwce
Smttbe;
second,
O.
Oll-
mour'
Telkwa;
third,
L.
H.
Bra-
and
Smithers;
fourth,
O.
Bk-
man
-
TeIkwa-
-
Fred
11
Stephens
of
Prince
Ru-
Prt
was
a
visitor
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
pn
Insurance
business.
Mm.
Jeffrey
of
Smithers
has
ac-
H
left
Monday
for
points
fur-qttlltd
the
business
formerly
eon-
ther
ealt-
dueled
here
by
Mrs.
Baker
as
the
;
MacdonaM-Beauty
Parlor.
Mrs.
Jef-
Under
the
heading
ol
municipal
frey
le
opening
(or
business
In
the
relief
work,
practically
all
the
Blue
Bird
tea
mom.
streets
of
Smithers
are
being
clear
-
.
ed
of
brush
and
weeds
and
already
A.
O.
Noble,
principal
of
the
local
there
is
a
very
much
Improved
ap-Hlgh
School,
has
tendered
his
re-
pear
a
nee.
sanation,
effective
at
the
close
of
j
the
present
term
In
December.
I
The
annual
meeting
of
the
8ml-
I
thers
Curling
dub
was
held
last
The
visit
here
of
Pete
Sandnes.
,
night.
An
active
season
Is
planned
champion
ekl
Jumper
of
Western
'its
popular
line
of
winter
Canada,
has
created
great
Interest
sport.
Suffered
From
Heart
Trouble
Became
Weak
and
Run
Down
Mrs;
WM.
DUlte,
Gltniandileld,
Out,
write:
'
'
For
a
luag
period
I
mfftred
from
heart
trouble,
aad
twdiM
very
irttk
sad
run
down.
I
tried
variant
rtmodien,
but
the
did
me
no
good.
One
day
I
met
a
friend
and
told
ber
of
my
trouble.
She
laid
ibe
had
had
heart
trouble
for
two
year
too,
but
after
IMing
Uilbvro'a
Heart
and
Nerve
I'ifli
for
a
hcti
UfiM
ihe
had
been
relieved
of
ber
troatde,
ao
I
got
two
botes
aru
after
taking
again
feeling
fine,
and
ttJwtyi
reeem
X.
Fill
to
anyone
ceaflaining,
of
'
'
Price
50c
a
box
theai
I
wae
end
IL
heart
troaUc.
M
at
in
tnt
!
rl
rM,
or
1:
Saturday,
Nov.
8,
1930
tstikd
dlrict
ea
tuxlpt
of
srk
tr
Tbe
:4
i
,
Quick
JteJieffor
CONSTIPATION
BILIOUSNESS
BLOATJNG.ITC.
Cascarefs
THey
WORK
WHILE
YOU
SLEEP
ml
CONVENTION
CONCLUDES
.Northern
Fishermen
Oppose
Salmon
Traps,
High
Saltery
Licence
Fee
and
Change
of
Control
officers
elected
.
,
.
,
sZTaZu,
continuing
its
annual
convention
yesterday
afternoon,
went
on
.re.
icord
a
maintaining
its
former;
at-.!
mon
salteries.
Such
a
fee
would
kill
a
once
flourishing
Industry,
It
was
felt,
incidentally
lessening
competition
in
that
particular
species
of
salmon.
The
convention
went
on
record
as
being
directly
opposed
to
any
fur-
year:
oustave'
Norman,
chairman,'
JTJrixJZ
.Markland-
A.
cnelIman-
char,fe8
THE.
DAILY
NEWd
Lord
andj.
Deane.
'
JfBfuce
n,:
11
Charles
Lord
was
restated
Twr-"Swfnb'nie,"'
s-
c-
cHeSrf-
the
ml0T
Questions
confronting
the
gathering
8
Intense
interest
was
maniiesiea
Dy
memoers
gener-
ally
ln
the
buiineW
and
proceed-
inaS.
"
.
i.M
M
A
V
il
A
1117
4
-
GONE
DOWN
At
a
conference
here
this
morn
ing
between
Pilot
Eckmann
of
the
searching
seaplane
Wrangell,
Capt.
S.
Halvereon
of
the
coastguard
cutter
Cygan
and
T.
K.
Smith,
a
newspaperman
from
the
Ketchikan
Al-laska
Chronicle,
all
of
whom
have
been
engaged
for
several
days
In
searching
for
the
lost
plane,
it
was
decided
that
Renahan
probably
tried
to
land
in
the
dark
somewhere
near
Lewis
Island
and
that
plane
and
everything
sank.
He
was
last
seen
near
Lewis
Island,
about
twenty
miles
south
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
Cygan
has
been
sea
robing
all
local
waters,
calling
afr
hr-hsht-houses
and
another
prtandhis
found
no
trace
of
the
mt4mgfnlrT.
She
will
be
returning
today
to
Ketchikan.
A
'
story
to
the
effect
Ihfrt
the
plane
struck
on
Stephens
Island
and
caught
fire
Is
not
credited
as
the
light
seen
there
was
on
the
Saturday
before
Renahan
left
Seattle.
Pilot
Eekmann
took
off
at
1
p.m.
today
In
the
drltsle
to
again
fly
over
Kennedy,
Smith
and
Stephens
Islands.
Owing
to
low
visibility.
Pilot
Eckmann
was
unable
to
go
out
this
morning
to
seareh.
Civil
Marriage
Just
As
Good
As
Religious
Last
evening,
after
a
brief
business
session,
members
of
the
Anglican
Young
People's-6oefety
-were
dral
llall
with
a
debate
on
the
sub
ject:
W'Vus
Ma-'
I
riages
are
uevier
man
civil
Marriages."
The
negative
side,
supported
by
Miss
M.
Raabe
and
A.
C.
Mattlngley,
was
declared
the
winner
by
popular
vote,
The
affirmative
end
consisted
of
Miss
Eileen
Gibson
and
L.
Monroe.
Arrangements
were
made
for
a
social
evening
to
be
held
next
Frl
day.
New
Volumes
For
Gity
Library
Several
Interesting
Books
Added
to
Shelves
Recently
Recent
additions
to
the
shelves
of
the
p
rfpcaiiftuperJuJflublic
Library
included
the
foiling:
Science
and
Arts
"Aviation
and
All
About
It,"
A.
F.
Collins.
XT'
;'Storage
Batteries
Simplified
V,
W.
Page.
'
;
"Elements
of;
Physics,"
Alpheus
Smith.
Sport
and
Recreation
"A
Book
of
Operas,"
H.
E.
Kreh
blel.
.
.4
"Pastimes
..For,
Sick
Children,"
M.
S.
Whitten.
,
"Contract
Bridge
For
All,"
Milton
Work.
.
;-
literature
"Falloden
Papers,"
Viscount
Grey.
"Cape
Cod
Ballads,"
J.
C.
Lincoln.
"Joyzelle;
and
Monna
Vanna,"
Maeterlinck.
-
"Buck
in
the
Snow."
Edna
Mlllay.
"The
Renaissance."
Walter
Pater.
"Misalliance
and
Other
Plays,"
O.
B.
Shaw.
,
,
,
"Plays,"
Sophocles.
Travel
"Ends
of
the'
Earth,"
R.
C.
Andrews.'
'
"Pearl
Diver,"
Victor
Berge.
"Soviet
Russia,"
Chamberlain.
"In
cjuest'of
the
Western
Ocean,"
N.
M.
Crp'use.
"Twenty
Thousand
Miles
In
a
Flying
Boat,"
Allah
Cobham.
"Isles
of
Romance,"
O.
A.
England.
"Adventures
In
Alaska
and
Along
the
Trail,"
Wendell
Endicott.
Haunting
Edinburgh,"
Flora
Orierson.
New
Worlds
to
Conauer."
Rich
ard
Hallburton
Some
Mariners
of
France,"
Meade
Minnigefode.
"Tide
Marks
H.
M.
Tomlinson.
"Sitka,
Portal
to
Romance,"
Bar
rett
WllloughbyV
Biography
",Meh
o'
WaK"
Taprell
Dorllng.
"Beaks
of
Hazard,"
Sir
Michael
"Fifty
Yearf
in
a
Changing
World'BirV.
Chlrol.
"After
'Triiryv
Years,"
Viscount
Gladstone.
'J
."Journal,"
Kalherine
Mansfield.
Horace
'Walpole's
England."
Horace
Walpole.
'.v
'
History
"Growth
of
Europe
Through
the
Dark
Ages?'
Sir
Edmund
Barrow.
fABra
Hat
In
No
Man's
Land,"
P.ijOrcole'r.
'Hletory'and
Monument
of
Ur,"
J.-'Oadd.'
ui
oiff
.
"TtwiWet
Flanders
Plaint
Henry
LlYilllamson.
!'The
British
Nation,"
O.
M.
Wrong.
Ideal
Life
At
.
Jap
Inlet
Says
City
Visitor
J.
F.
Murray
of
Jap
Inlet,
who
is
In
the
city
for
the
fishermen's
contention
.this
week,
says
that
progress
Is
being
made
on
the
Inlet.
This
year
four
new
houses
are
go-
tfl'g
jip,
the
fishermen
building
them
Hanson
and
Frank
Jaeger.
r.
Murray
says
that
Jap
Inlet
Is
an
Idea)
.place
for
a
.fisherman
s
sectlemenLji
is
well
protected
and
living
Is
cheap
without
the
temptations
of
the
city.
NEW
CLUE
F0RBLAST
Disappearance
of
Dynamite
From
Road
Construction
May
Have
Had
Something
to
Do
With
It
Last
Saturday
a
considerable
quantity
of
dynamite
disappeared
nysteriously
from
the
public
works
powder
cache
on
roadway
con
struction
the
other
side
of
Galloway
Rapids.
Some
clue
may
as
a
result
be
offered
through
this
Information
in
connection
with
the
mysterious
blast
which
occurred
at
midnight
last
Sunday1
arid
filch,
to
date,
has
hot
beehccoun1
ted
for.
is
qui(e"j5bssibie
that
someone
miglit
have-gothold'of
the
dynamite
and
set
it-off
for
a
grim
sort
of
lark.
Such
pranks,
however,
are
not
wholeheartedly
appreciated
by
the
public
and
might
well
lead
their
perpetrrator
into
serious
trouble
which
would
not
be
such
a
joke
for
him.
Another
suggestion
Is
that
the
blast
might
have
been
caused
by
the
backfire
of
a
dleiel
engine.
.
SPORT
GHAT
A
ranking
of
champion
boxers
which
has
jnst
been
Issued
by
a
group
of
sport
writers
gives
Max
3chmeling,
of
course,
first,
place
among
the,
jheavy
weights
naming
pnmo
camera
as
second
besiwitn
Young
Strlbling
third,,
Jackharr
Key
is
written
down
to
lourtn
place.
Next
to
Maxle
Rosenbloom
among
the
light
heavies
is
named
Jimmy
R'attery.
Charlie
Belanger,
known
here.
Is
called
fifth
best
light
heavy.
Mickey
Walker
Is
first
among
the
mlddleweights
and
Dave
Shade
is
-second.
Jack
Thompson
has
been
chewen
the
best
,of
the
welters
with
Young
Corbett
his
runner-up
and
Jimmy
McLarnln
third.
Jackie
Kid
Berg
is
the
premier
Junior
welterweight,
with
Babr
Joe
Oans
called
second'
best
and
BIL'y
Townsend
sixth
Al
singer
is
the
top
lightweight
and
Tony
Canzoneri
Is
next
best.
(
nnny
Bass
is
the
leading
Junior
lightweight
and
Al
Foreman
is
next
to
him.
Battling
Battalino
isj
te
top
not?her
among
the
feath-(rweights
with
Kid
Chocolate
in
ocond
Oroove.
Fidel
La
Bara.
who
took
Chocolate's
measure
this
vcek.
Is
given
the
fuurth
notch.
Vl
Brown
is
the
Pick
of
the
ban-1
'ams
with
Kid
Francis
trallinj;
''m.
Midget.
Wolgast
is
the
cream
t
the
flyweights
with
Frankie
"enardo
the
rich
milk.
Old
Country
Soccer
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Aberdeen
2,
Kilmarnock
0.
Ayr
United
2,
Dundee
6.
Celtic
2,
Hearts
1.
Falkirk
1,
Rangers'
3
Hamilton
Academicals
3,
Queens
Park
1.
Hibernians
1,
Clyde
2.
Bast
Fife
2,
Morton
3..
Motherwe'l
4.
Lelth
Athletic
1.
Partick
Thistle
fe.
Alrdree
0.
,
St.
Mlrreri
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Arsenal
5,
Asten
Villa
2.
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Birmingham
0,'WeetbanjiUnlted
2.
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Blaekburn
Rovers
2.
Chelsea
0.
Blaekpool
0,
Newcastle-United
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County
2.
Uverpool'2.
Leeds
United
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
3.
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Leicester
City
5,
Manchester
Un-l-d
4.
Manchester
City
4.
Mlddlesbro
2.
Portsmouth
2.
Huddersfield
2.
Sheffield
United
2,
Bolton
Wan
derers
0.
Sunderland
3,
Grimsby
Town
2.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
SECOND
DIVISION
Barnsley'o,
Burnley
1.
Bradford
City
2,
Tottenham
Hot
Spurs
0.
Bristol
City
2.
Southampton
1.
Bury
3.
Bradford
1.
Cardiff
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5'.
Reading
0.
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Preston
North
End
3.
Everton
4,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
Plymouth
Argyle
1.
Si
Ice
City
X
Portvale
3,
Nottingham
Forest
2.
Swansea
Town
4,
Mlllwall
1.
Westbromwleh
Albion
2,
Oldham
Athletic
0.
St.
Bernard's
2;
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City
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SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
SECOND
DIVISION
Albion
Rovers
4,
Queen
of
South
Alloa
2,
St.
Johnstone
2.
Clydebank
1,
Stenhousemulr
3.
Dundee
United
4,
Arbroath
0.
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2,
Dum
barton
1.
Forfar
Athletic
4,
East
Stirling
shire
1.
King's
Park
S,
Bonness
1.
Montrose
5,
Armadale
3.
Third
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6.
Ralth
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Billiard
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night
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Balagno
(Elks)
250,
Andrews
(Legion)
198.
Mitchell
223,
A.
Murray
250.
Young,
203,
Tinker
250.
Smith
245,
Zllman
250.
W.
Murray
144,
McDonald
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