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Is
not
published
or
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by
tha
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Control
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or
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1931
PULP
TIMBER
EXPORT
These
are
days
when
the
natural
resources
of
the
country
are
not
being
developed,
when
the
inhabitants
are
craving
employment
and
when
the
governments
are
extremely
worried
how
to
keep
men
working
and
eating
without
reducing
the
counti'y
to
a
state
of
bankruptcy.
In
view
of
this,
the
proposal
that
British
Columbia
be
allowed
to
export
pulp
wood
from
this
district
is
one
that
should
receive
most
favorable
consideration.
Especially
should
it
be
considered
with
favor
by
the
B.
C.
Government,
which,
it
is
well
known,
is
in
such
bad
financial
i.
!l
it
i
!,
xl
t
!
a
1
IUII
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
High
School
Boys
Defeated
Tuxis
to
Win
Intermediate
First
Half
..
,
Senior
League
C.
N.
R.,
31;
Pan
thers,
32.
Intermediate
High
School,
19;
;
Tuxis,
14.
Ladles
Amazons,
18;
Cardinals,
10.
Junior
League
of
Nations,
14;
Rovers,
11.
The
C.
N.
R.
without
Lamble
looked
like
pretty
easy
"pickings"
for
the
Panthers
In
the
Senior
League
basketball
game
last
night
when
the
first,
halt
ended
16.8
for
Panthers.
Then
the
Trainmen
got
together
and
started
some
flashy
playing
that
brought
them
within
one
point
of
the
Panthers,
when
the
kfestivltles
ended
at
32-31.
The
whole
Panther
team
was
good
and
they
worked
some
fine
combination
plays
plus
deadly
shooting,
which
featured
Mitchell,
Ielsey
and
Cross.
Styles,
who
is
usually
a
high
point
getter
for
C.
N.
R.,
took
a
long
while
to
warm
upbut
Walter
Johnson
stepped
In
nlid
scored
18
points
with
the
able
assistance
of
the
rest
of
the
team.
It's
too
bad
i
the
Trainmen
don't
use
this
really
fine
player
more
often.
Panthers
are
now
leading
the
Senior
dlvl-.
i
straits
mat
it
is
even
consinenng
wie
possiDiuiy
oi
taxing
j
Panthers-Mitchell
5,
Kelsey
rentals,
something
hitherto
unknown
in
the
province.
io),
Irvine
3i,
cross
a,
Macdon-
The
proposal
is
to
allow
the
export
of
pulp
wood
which;
aid
7;
total,
32.
would
be
shiDned
lareelv
from
Prince
Runert
after
beine!
c.
n.
R.-Morrison
4).
Johnson
&
A
O
A
-
-
O
peeled
and
cut
into
cordwood
lengths.
This
would
be
mostly
timber
not
suited
for
any
other
purpose
and
would
come
from
the
interior
of
the
province
to
tidewater
from
whence
it
would
be
loaded
on
to
ships
and
sent
through
the
Panama
Canal
to
the
Eastern
United
States.
The
export
at
this
time
would
be
one
means
of
helping
18),
Styles
C,
Smith
(2),
Stalker
(1);
total,
31.
I
Intermediate
name
The
Intermediate
game.
Tuxis
and
High
School,
was
marred
by
close
checking
which
prevented
either
team
exhibiting
really
good
to
bring
the
Canadian
dollar
back
to
its
true
value
on
the
i
basketball.
Vance.
Waiters
and
un
American
Side.
I
8er
were
the
pick
of
the
Students,
We
are
inclined
to
the
belief
that
the
government
will
while
Thurber
j.
Morrison
and
Na-look
with
favor
on
a
proposal
of
this
kind
While
f
ew
peo-
(
SZSt
?S
pie
would
recommend
it
as
a
settled
policy,
it
might
beScnooi
out
wllh
a
19.14
win
arranged
fdr
a
term
of
years
until
conditions
have
im-iand,
incidentally,
are
the
winners
I
proved
to
such
an
extent
that
we
can
once
more
say
'
we
.of
the
first
half
of
the
schedule.
!
do
not
need
this
extra
business.
Highschooi-waitersaot.vancej
Those
who
would
benefit
from
this
log
export
would
be
l3,-Kwl"8hamA1u"Ber
?'
Jaobcy'
,
.
.
Ross.
fi
Forbes,
Hlckey;
total.
19.
i
i.
n
the
railways,
the
shipping
the
companies,
exporters,
the;
Tuxlsj.
Morrison,
Nakamoto
forestry
department
of
the
government
and
the
business1
Oi.
Thurber
6,
r.-Morrison
6,
people
of
the.
province.
Employmenkiwould
befound
for
smith.
Alien,
Mbxiey
Hanson;
to-J
men
in
the
woods,
for
men
hauling
to
the
cars,
for
railway-;
tol
14-
men
hauling
the
timber
to
tidewater,
to
longshoremen
and
,
i65'
?me
.
.
others
at
Prince
Rupert
c
?
j?1
.....
.
,
1.
-
.
1
game
than
usual.
The
Amazons
We
all
agree
with
the
policy
of
manufacturing
our
own
:
were
far
superior
to
the
cardinals
raw
products
in
this
country.
As
a
general
policy
that
is
in
their
shooting.
Every
member
good.
But
at
present
we
have
few
manufacturing
these
j
ot
the
Amazon
team
managed
to
raw
products
or
wanting
to
and
in
the
meantime
we
all
Kon
and
the
whole
team
func
miKtlivp
Itloned
well
together.
For
the
Car-
IdlnaLs,
Cathie
Irvine
and
Lillian
-
-
.
1
jLowc
gave
the
strongest
support.
j
The
Amazons
held
the
lead
during
the
whole
game.
i
Amazons
8.
Boddie
M,
D.
Prlt-,
chard
2),
E.
Morris
4).
j.
Ritchie
'
4.
C
Morgan
4);
total,
18.
Cardinals
L.
Lowe
(4t,
P.
Stone,
C.
Irvine
U.
V.
Krlkevsky
2,
A.
j
Gilchrist;
total,
10.
Junior
Game
The
League
of
Nations
and
the
Rovers
staged
a
fast
and
thrilling
jgame
In
the
Junior
feature
of
the
I
evening.
The
Rovers
led
7.2
at
the
lend
of
the
first
half.
Then
In
he
1
second
half
he
League
retaliated
and
Gill
Is
and
Antonello
organized
I
many
plays
which
resulted
In
bas
i
kets.
At
full
time
the
score
stood
at
14-11
for
the
League
of
Nations.
iQlllla
was
the
most
notable
player
on
the
floor.
League
of
Nations
Antonello,
Gillls
(9).
Aniey
2).
Allen.
Hill,
j
Marshall,
Domtnato
3);
total,
14.
1
Rovers
Davis,
McKlnley
(0).
McRae
2.
McMeekln,
Wllllseroft
3
.
Palmer;
total,
11.
Patrick
Gibbons
Is
Laid
to
Rest
Solemn
requiem
mass
for
the
repose
of
the
soul
of
the
late
Patrick
James
Gibbons,
well
knowi.
pioneer
resident
of
the
city,
whose
death
occurred
last
week,
was
celebrated
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
this
morning
by
Father
Charles
Webb,
O.MJ.
Interment
In
Fairway
Cemetery
followed.
Pallbearers
were
Joe
McDonald.
John
Loughran,
Patrick
Msllwce
and
Joe
Colussl.
The
city
council
last
night
reconsidered
and
adopted
a
bylaw
providing
lor
the
temporary
borrowing
of
a
sum
of
$40,000
lrom
the
bank
pending
collection
of
taxes.
Is
Honored
Vw
i
:
....
Bring
on
your
war
for
Mary
Qulnn
is
the
new
honorary
colonel
of
cadets
at
the
University
of
California,
the
first
time
a
co-ed
was
honored.
Watch
that
sabre.
Exchange
Jump
Prevents
Deal
City
Unable
to
Purchase
Province
of
Saskatchewan
Bonds
As
Ordered
McDermld,
MUlc-
&
McDermld
of
Vancouver,
bond
dealers,
advised
the
city
council
In
a
letter
read
at
last
night's
meeting
that
owing
to
a
sudden
jump
in
exchange
within
a
single
day.
they
had
been
unable
to
purchase
$7
000
of
Province
of
Saskatchewan
bonds
which
had
been
ordered
by
council
recently
for
sinking
fund
purpose.
It
was
suggested
that
the
city
leave
its
acceptance
of
thetoriginal
term
of
purchase
open
In
the
event
of
exchange
and
price
becoming
again
favorable.
COAL
Kuy
the
real
Coal
mir
mom
f.dsen
and
CmMy.
Wellington
in
any
qntntltiet.
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EXCITING
"East
of
Borneo"
is
Terrifying
and
Sensational
Film
Story
'
"East
of
Borneo,"
Current
attrac-
,
tlon
at
the
Capitol
Theatre,
Is
a
really
sensational
picture
which
is
filled
With
suspense
and
exciting
If
not
terrifying
action
The
drama
is
accompanied
by
numerous
.blood-
urdllng
scenes
of
Jungle
life.
i
The
film
tells
the
story
of
an
Am
erican
doctor
who
has
virtually
ouried
himself
in
a
wild
region
where
he,
the
only
white
man
In
ihe
whole
countryside.
Is
the
per-onal
physician
to
un
Oriental
Rajah
who
lives
In
much
splendor
ind
rules
with
great
power.
Into
this
desolate
spot
comes
the
deserted
wife
of
the
doctor,
her
love
causing
her
to
follow
him
half
way
around
the
world.
It
Is
when
the
rajah
casts
covetous
eyes
on
the
beautiful
white
woman
that
the
drama
reaches
Its
climax.
The
thunderous
eruption
of
a
nearby
volcano
adds
terror
to
the
scene.
The
cast
of
"East
of
Borneo"
Is
ii.ti.
Dr.
Wood's
PICTURE
km
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Tuesday,
December
22,
193;
A
Severe
Cold
A
Hacking
Cough
Mr.
M.
K.
McNid,
Ion,
N.S..
writes:
"I
took
severe
cold
nd
dmloped
hacking
cough.
I
kept
on
neglecting
it
flunking
it
would
leave
m
Uke
previous
void
I
hJ.
but
it
got
worie.
I
tried
tvttr
COUgu
uieuicjuc
1
touiu
mini.
ui.
A
friend
dropped
io
to
see
me
uiJ
&da4
n.
take
Dr.
Wood
Norwy
Pine
Syrup.
I
purchased
a
bottle
and
before
!
had
finished
half
of
it
I
aa7oia.
pletely
relieved."
Price
35a.
a
bottle;
large
family
rite
65e.:
at
all
drug
and
general
(tore;
put
up
only
by
The
T
Milium
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont.
headed
by
Rose
Hobart
and
Charles
Bickford
and
Includes
hundreds
of
native
Malays.
Deferred
Billiard
Game
is
Played
In
the
final
postponed
game
of
last
Thursday
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture.
William
Stew-irt
Jewelers)
defeated
Nick
Chen-oski
(Empress)
last
night
by
a
score
of
200
to
159.
The
Empreas
won
the
fixture
by
an
aggregate
score
of
059
to
E32.
Yom
Most
Valuable
ASSCt
e
.
LIMITED
,
DRILLING
New
Regulations
Itegardlng
Oil
U'clU
Are
Issued
By
Oerern
ment
ot
Alberta
CLAOARY,
Dec.
22:
Regulations
prohibiting
the
drilling
of
well
,
in
the
main
producing
horizon
of
Turner
Valley
have
been
Issued
by
the
provincial
government,
accird.
lng
to
word
reaching
here
WelU
may
be
drilled
to
:
i
overlying
limestone,
where
pro
(
i
,tlon
U
generally
obtained,
bur
;
i
:
not
penetrate
the
lime.
(
Ad
.
Isn't
it
comforting
to
reflect
thatduring
a
period
iw
almost
every
type
of
investment
has
caused
heavy
financial
losses
one
of
your
ascot
hoi
continued
to
pay
one
hundred
cents
on
the
dollar.
That
asfct
is
Life
Insurance.
In
a
time
of
uncertainties,
Life
In
sura
nee
hat
remained
a
certainty.
It
hat
continued
to
provide
a
cash
estate
for
the
widows
and
fatherless
continued
to
guarantee
a
definite
neit-egg
for
old
age.
Life
Insurance
in
the
one
asset
you
can't
afford
to
Iom!
the
one
asset
which
houId
he
as
large
as
possihlc.
Talk
it
over
with
a
Life
Insurance
representative
and
invest
your
savings
where
they
will
he
pafest
and
render
the
most
heneilt
to
yourself
and
family.
Life
Insurance
.nsurance
S
:lr
t
oervice
Ont
o
a
icritt
of
tnt$agti
gponutred
by
Life
Intiirance
Companlet
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