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EDITION
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ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Thursday,
Nov.
3.
19311
PROVINCE
AND
DOMINION
Tomorrow
Hon.
R.
W.
Bruhn
will
be
in
Ottawa
to
back
up
the
efforts
of
the
minister
of
finance
in
trying
to
convince
the
federal
government
that
British
Columbia
needs
special
consideration
in
the
matter
of
relief
work.
Doubtless
he
will
tell
the
members
of
the
Ottawa
government
how
the
people
from
the
prairies
drift
toward
the
coast
because
of
the
milder
climate
and
that
the
western
province
has
not
yet
benefitted
to
any
appreciable
extent
from
the
protection
and
monetary
depreciation
which
it
is
claimed
is
helping
to
build
up
industries
in
the
east.
When
it
is
decided
iust
what
help
B.
C.
is
to
get,
it
is
expected
that
many
of
the
men
will
be
put
to
work
once
more.
In
the
meantime
all
the
road
camps
are
idle
although
the
men
are
being
kept
there
at
the
public
expense.
j
MANY
GOOD
EXAMPLES
While
some
manufacturers
have
hppn
rim
win
or
in
nnrl
1
helping
to
accentuate
the
depression
in
Canada
and
the
United
States,
others
have
been
plunging
forward
with
faith,
building
for
the
future.
A
few
days
go
we
published
an
interview
telling
of
a
Canadian
firm
that
was
building
factories
both
in
Winnipeg
and
Regina
this
year.
Today
we
hear
that
the
An-
hPiiser
RiiKrh
rvnnTp
nf
St
T
two
million
dollar
yeast
plant
in
New
Jersey,
the
largest
of
its
kind
in
the
world.
This
is
the
sort
of
action
that
gives
us
all
faith
in
the
future
of
business
on
this
continent.
,
ANOTHER
GUESS
m
During
the
past
two
years
many
people
have
been
trying
to
figure
out
what
caused
the
world
depression.
A
local
professional
man,
who
poses
as
somewhat
of
an
economist,
and
who,
at
any
rate,
has
given
a
good
deal
of
thought
to
world
conditions,
declares
that
the
whole
world
slump
was
caused
by
the
advent
of
a
labor
government
in
Great
Britain.
He
says
that
London
is
the
fnancial
and
trade
centre
of
the
world
and,
the
moment
it
was
announced
that
Britain
was
to
be
in.
the
hands
of
the
socialists,
Europe
was
paralyzed
and
United
States,
depending
on
Europe
for
its
sustenance,
at
once
felt
the
reflex.
Gradually
things
went
from
bad
to
worse
and
then
to
the
very
brink
of
Hades
until
the
people
of
Britain
repented
of
the
sin
that
they
had
committed
and
once
more
elected
a
Conservative
government.
Even
before
the
electioh
when
it
seemed
sure
what
action
they
were
about
to
take,
there
was
an
improvement.
Since
the
election
the
improvement
has
been
more
marked
and
throughout
Europe
and
United
States
confidence
has
been
restored
and
by
spring
the
wheels
of
trade
will
all
be
turning
and
the
mills
of
industry
grinding
out
prosperity.
If
anyone
has
a
better
story
to
tell
than
this,
let
us
hear
it.
Keep
it
down
to
a
reasonable
length
and
we
shall
be
glad
to
publish
it.
1
TAKE
BOL
and
keep
up
to
"Pa"
M
This
Is
a
midnight
blue
velvet
jacket
Ruth-Hall
if
wearing.
For
a
Florida
society
gal
now
in
the
movies,
this
seems
to
check
up
.
fahty
wen
Mrs.
E.
Lipsett
Is
Guest
of
Honor
At
Evening
Event
Recently
returned
from
Vienna
where
she
attended
the
Rotary
International
convention,
and
after
an
extended
trtp
abroad,
Mrs.
Edward
Lipsett
was
guest
of
honor
on
Friday
evening,
when
member
of
the
Pacific
Northwest
Academy
of
Art.
Vancouver
branch,
entertained
for
her
and
for
the
noted
London
author
and
playwright.
Mis
Paggy
Webllng.
at
the
eharming
apartment
in
the
Devonshire
ol
Mrs.
J.
W.
Weart.
Hallowe'en
motifs
were
used
for
decoration
on
the
prettily
appointed
table,
which
was
centred
with
a
great
stiver
bowl
filled
with
I
bronzy-colored
button
ehryaan
.he-i
mums
and
lighted
wtth
tall
orange
tapers
set
tn
silver
sconces
Mrs
.Blanche
E.
Holt
Murfcson
and
Mrs
Alice
Winlow
presided
at
the
urns.
I
Orange
and
gold
ehryaathemums
;had
also
been
arranged
In
lovely
profusion
about
the
other
rooms
for
the
occasion.
Introduced
by
the
president.
Mrs
Murison,
Mrs.
Lipsett
gave
an
ad-drees
of
great
Interest
on
Copenhagen,
In
which
she
described
not
only
Its
art
and
architecture,
but
also
Its
present
social
and
economic
aspects,
and
Mr.
Lipsett
later
gave
a
brief
bulntereating
account
of
the
Rotary.
convention
tn
Vienna.
Those
present
also
Included
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Daniel
McLellan.
Mr.
Justice
and
Mrs.
Fisher,
Mrs.
Oeorge
Edwards.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Oal-vln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Schooley,
Miss
Rice,
Miss
Alice
E.
Winlow.
Miss
Fisher,
Mis
Maellaffle,
Miss
Jessie
McDonald.
Mrs.
Cicely
Page.
Mis.
Mayo
Btah,
Stephen
Ooulder.
Mrs.
O.
T.
Riley,
J,
W.
Weart,
Mrs.
Vlr-ilnia
Cu
minings,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Lindsay,
Mrs.
Cox
Noble
and
many
others.
Vancouver
Province.
;.
N.
TWAIN
K.r
the
East
Sundays,
Tuesday
and
Thursdays.
3:30
pm.
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
11:30
ajn.
THE
DAILy
NEWS
Thursday
November
5
193)
ROTARY
HAS
APPEAL
IN
TAKEN
SHIP
;
VANCOUVER
ETffcf?
A
f
A
Qlf
A
Karl
Fredrrlrks
to
Slake
Ills
Fight
IUi
ii:Lrijjlri
Against
Death
Sentence
on
j
November
16
Strain
hip
Chattered
.Uready
for
Bi-
Excnrston
North
Nest
Year
f
The
appeal
of
Karl
Fredericks,
From
Seattle
jvnder
sentence
ot
death
lor
the
1
murder
of
Max
Westphal
and
Her-
KE1.1HIKAN.
Nov.
5--Thesteam-i
-
an
Peters
near
Trembelur
Lake
"hip
Alar-ka
hai
been
chartered
n
June
of
last
year,
win
not
be
and
a
whole
shipload
of
Rotirlan3.
reversed
to
Victoria
as
was
at
flrit
will
make
the-
round
trip
to
Al-j
ntended
but.
Instead,
will
b;
?ska
attar
the
1D32
convention
of
leard
by
the
British
Columbia
Rotary
International,
to
be
held
at
Court
of
Appeal
In
Vancouver
on
?"itt!c
June
20
to
24.
according
to
'ovember
16.
'r-tterr
read
at
the
regular
meeting
The
appeal
has'ixen
entered
on
of
th
Rotary
Club
of
Ketchikan,
-ehalf
of
Fredericks
by
the
John
To
members
of
the
Rotary
elub
,
Howard
Society
which
was
ap-htre
wi
be
invited
aboard
the
ves-
-
reached
by
the
chaplain
of
Okal-rel
while
it
ft
in
pdrt
and
will
hold
;
a
Prison
to
whom
Fredericks
ex-:btlr
ragruteur
meeting
on
board
ship
pressed
a
wish
to
appeal
from
hti
at
tint
time.
The
Fotarlans
on
the!
onvistion.
vessel
win
Be
prln-ipirty
from
the
Fredericks
was
convicted
at
the
eastern
state
Thr
Vip
has
been
(all
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
iirraneed
hy
Hart
L
Seely.
former-,
Assize
In
Prince
George
and
De-ly
chairman
of
the
on
to
Vienna
j
-ember
3
was
set
as
the
date
of
commit
of
Rotary
International.
xeeutlon.
,
Many
other
Rotarlan
from
all;
over
the
world
will
very
likely
make
the
trio
to
Atafka
after
the
convention,
and
it
Is
hoped
that
before
the
event
at
least
one
more
flub
ean
be
organised
In
Alaska
to
keep
the
ionc
Ketchikan
,
club
company
in
making
preparations
for
their
welcome.
The,
Seattle
clob
is
making
big
preparations
to
make
next
years
convention
the
biggest
and
best
of
the
25
already
held
and
the
biggest
event
in
the
convention
history
of
Seattle.
The
Letter
Box
!
INDIANS
AND
RELIEF
Editor,
Dally
News:
An
impression
prevails
among
the
public
at
large
that
aQ
Indians
are
in
receipt
of
relief
from
the
Indian
;
Department.
It
1st
to
correct
this
im-;
pression
that
I
am
writing
on
behalf
of
the
Port
Simpson
Council.
Relief
,is
extended
by
the
department
In
I
.cases
of
aged
and
absolutely
destitute
natives.
I
The
local
agent
of
the
department
1
endeavoring
to,
hate
the
Indian!
Department
establish
relief
work
at
the
various
villages
to
assist
all
of
the
Indian
population
who
have
felt
the
general
depression
and
to
this
end
a
delegation
from
the
council
met
Mr.
Coftlson
and
were
very
fa-j
vorably
received.
I
1
1
nope
that
this
will
correct
the
I
impression
that
all
of
the
Indians'
are
getting1
relief,
gnd
thanking
you
I
for
making
this
matter
public
I
I
am
yours
truly,
j
E.
F.
DUDOWARD.
'
Chief
Councillor.
Port
Simpson,
B.C.
FOUND
GUiXTY
OF
STEALING
LUMBEIt
Thoafias
Riley
and
Oeorge
Smith
f
Were
fBlind
tuiltv
hv
Maolttral.
McCrmont
in
city
pohee
court
this
1
morning
on
a
charge
or
stealing
'
lumber
from
the
old
cannery
of
the
1
B.
C.
Packers
at
Seal
Cove
and
were
t
remanded
until
this
afternoon
for
sentence
The
two
men
used
the
1
lumbci
fni
the
built.ui
of
a
shack.'
Westinghouse
Washing
Machines
Vacuum
Sweepers
Flat
Irons
Mazda
Lamps,
etc.
Melt
A
E
I1ROS.,
LTD.
KpBABYfS
ill.y"u""1
"":
The
Belmont
track
In
New
York
's
the
one
race
track
in
the
United
States
where
horses
run
clockwise.
i
titf
ifcSrt
The
foremost
among
all
package
teas
'Fresh
from
the
gardens'
Saladn
Tea
is
sold
by
Mussallcm's
Cash
&
Carry
Stores
The
regular
meeting
of
ths
Lief
ulge
H.
C
A.
Robert
in
&
Erlckson
Society,
scheduled
for
Prince
Oeprge
arrived
in
,tT
night,
was
canceled
on
account
ol
(rem
the
interior
on
this
afun-the
benefit
concert
which
was
held
,
noon's
train,
being
here
to
h,,ar
by
the
Sunshine
Missionary
Society
j
ome
ease
in
Coun:y
Lou::
tr
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
I
Judge
F.
MeB.
Young
Could
G
our
et
a
Wife
Job?
AGENCY
ram.
hope
your
wife
will
nerer
need
to
leek
cmplo)Tnent.
.
,
But
many
other
men
have
had
similar
hope's
and
their
widows
know
the
heartaches
of
jolehunting.
Fortunately
you
ean
make
cerlaiu
tliat
yonr
wife?
and
children
will
never
want
for
food,
clothing
and
shelter.
You
ean
make
ihcm
forever
hide
pendent
oT
charity.
,
J'
Simply
invest
in
Life
Insurance
and
arrange
for
a
permanent
monthly
income
which
will
he
payable
either
to
y
our
family
or
to
yonrif
If.
Then,
whether
or
not
you
live
to
old
age,
the
future
is
safeguarded.
Tomorrow
may
he
too
late.
See
a
Life
Insurance
representative
today
and
moke
sure
your
wife
will
neter
he
forced
to
ook
for
employment.
Life
Insurance
Service
On
t
ri
of
m,agei
tponnrid
by
Llfd
Inmranc
Com
junta.