IP
F.OE
Form
est
Colds
Rub
well
over
throat
and
chest
VapoRuq
"Babe"
Ruth,
"King
of
Swat"
of
New
York
Yankees,
trains
for
1831,
baseball
season
at
New
York
gym.
where
he
Is
shown
ex-"'
.
ercising
his
legs
on
bicycle
with
his
daughter.
Julia.
Helene
Madison
BLACK
HAWKS
Is
Staying
Home
ARE
NEAR
TOP
Famous
Seattle
Girl
Swimming
Star
Turns
Down
Offer
to
.
.
.
,.
.Tour
Australia
SEATTLE,
Jan.
19:
Helene
Madison,
Seattle's
famous
young
woman
swimming
star,
deeming
that
her
education
Is
a
more
important
matter
at
this
time,
has
turned
down
a
very
attractive
offer
to
tour
Australia.
There
is
great
satisfaction
at
her
i
decision
in
University
and
athletic
,
circles
here
since
she
will
thus
be
able
to
take
part
In
a
number
of
important
swimming
events
to
be
htld
here
before
long.
Defeated
New
York
Hangers
Last
Night
and
Now
But
Half
Game
Behind
Boston
Bruins
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
19:
The
New
York
Americans
were
unable
to
hold
a
two-goal
lead
against
the
blazing
shots
of
Detroit
Falcons
last
night
and
the
fourth
place
teams
of
the
National
Hockey
League's
two
divisions
wound
up
their
game
In
overtime
with
a
two-all
tie.
At
Chicago,
the
Black
Hawks
bounded
to
within
half
a
game
of
the
leading
Boston
Bruins
In
the
American
division
of
the
league
race
by
defeating
the
New
York
Rangers
two
to
one
In
a
furiously
fought
game.
Joe
Wright
and.
Robert
Cooper,
Indians,
appeared
before
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson
In
city
police
court
this
morning
on
charges
o!
drunkenness
and
were
remanded
for
eight
days.
Record
Breaking
Made
-
to
-
Measure
Suit
$35.00
$22.
GBSJS
BBS
Values
Up
To
Made
to
Your
Measure
50
Extra
Pants
S5.oo
and'aranteed
to
Fit
MADE
IN
CANADA
BY
CANADIANS
Buy
at
Home
and
Help
Yourself
and
Others!
'
STEVE
KING
310
Third
Ave.
W.
Phone:
Green
85
See
the
Samples.
Inspection
and
Comparison
of
Prices
Invited
THE
DAILV
Terrace
Koop
Team
Is
Winner
Again
Downed
Vanarsdol,
This
;
Time
By
Score
of
36
to
18
TERRACE,
Jan.
19:
In
a
return
game
the
Terrace
High
School
was
again
able
to
down
Vanarsdol
when
they
outpointed
them
by
n
score
of
,36
to
18
in
basketball.
This
game
was
very
fast
and
interesting,
the
score
at
half
time
being
nine
to
eight
in.
favor
of
Vanarsdol.
in
the
other
senior
men's
game
the
Town
was
able
to
trounce
the
Native
Sons
by
a
score
of
46
to
22.
The
Town
got
off
to
a
big
start
and
held
the
lead
thjounhout
the
game.
In
the
senior
girls'
game
the
Dumb
Bells
defeated
the
Dubs
by
a
score
of
nine
to
eight.
This
game
was
very,
even
the
score
wavering
back
and
forth
throughout.
The
games
were
followed
.by
a
sho.
t
dance
until
12,
there
being
the
largcs:
crcwd
of
the
season
In
Washington
Is
Hoop
Winner
Defeated
University
of
Idaho
Saturday
Night
By
Score
of
34
to
23
SEATTLE.
Jan.
19:
The
University
of
Washington
on
Saturday
,
took
by
a
score
of
34
to
23
its
second
I
straight
game
over
the
University
i
of
Idaho
at
basketball.
Old
Country
Soccer
LONDON,
Jan.
19:
Replayed
third
round
English
Cup
ties
today
resulted
as
follows:
Bradford
City
2,
Middlesbrough
1.
Manchester
United
4,
Stoke
City
2.
Reading
0,
Crystal
Palace
2.
Charlton
Athletic
1,
West
Brom
wfch
Albion
3.
week.
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Toronto
3,
Canadlens
1.
Maroons
3,
Ottawa
2.
Detroit
5,
Philadelphia
2.
BADMINTON
POSTPONED
Opening
of
the
badminton
tournament
between
players
of
Rupert
East
and
First
United
Church
Young
People's
Societies,
which
was
to
have
been
started
on
Saturday
evening,
has
been
postponed
until
Wednesday
evening
of
this
HOOVER
IS
CANDIDATE
Will
No
Doubt
Receive
Republican
Nomination
Again
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
19:
Despitel
certain
defections
of
late
in
his
party,
the
renomlnatlon
of
Press!
dent
Herbert
Hoover
as
Republican
presidential
candidate
in
1932
lsj
deemed
a
certainty.
The
fact
Is
that
j
the
party
has
no
other
suitable
man
i
available.
Moreover,
the
party
could
'
hnrdlv
rpnnrtlfi
tf
its
num
nrilrfnt
'
and
his
policies.
It
will
be
18
months
before
the
election
yet,
In
all
the
acts
of
the
administration,
can
be
perceived
the
moye
to
renominate
President
Hoover.
Whether
he
Is
re-elected,
may
depend
to
a
large
extent
upon
whether
or
not
there
is
recovery
from
the
present
depression.
Conversely
to
the
endeavors
of
the
Republicans,
the
efforts
of
the;
Democrats
are'
to
discredit
and
weaken
President
Jloover
as
much
;
as
possible.
If
theyjean
succeed
In
J
doing
thlsthey
knowihey
enn
win.
.
Meantime,
there
iino
effective
party
control
in
Congress
owing
to
;
the
narrow
and
treacherous
major-1
ltlo
of
the
parties.
It
Is
govern-1
ment
by
compromise
and
the
pres-1
ent
Congress
Is
proving
one
of
the
'
muni,
iuuic
hi
wiv
uisiury
ui
me
i
United
States.
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays,
3:30
p.m.
j
For
East
-Mondays.
Wednesdays
8riU'
Saturdays.
11
30
a.m.
Float
of
city
of
Olendule
In
to
rnament
of
roses
p:rad-
.at
Pa
adena,
Calif..
New
Year's
Day.
Ftosjt
dtpicUxi
1832
.
and
won
grand
sweepstakes
prize.
BADLY
OFF
N
STATES
Hunger
and
Hardship
In
Southern
States
Relief
Machinery
Now
Being
Set
In
Motion
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
19:
New
stories
of
hunger
and
hardship
in
the
droyfht-stricken
south
are
being
written
in
Red
Cross
records
'
here
as,
plans
are
made
to
admin-
later
the
$10,000,000
fund
which
has
I
been
voted
by
Congress
for
relief
of
the
sufferers.
From
one
county
In
Texas
come
reports
of
three
hundred
destitute
families
and
from
another
Is
received
word
of
two
hundred
families
in
similar
circumstances.
The'
children
are
ragged,
without
food
and
on
the
verge
of
starvation.
If
relief
is
nt
available
before
another
blteard
comes,
many
will
starve
or
freeze
to
death.
Oae
fain
try
of
ftve
was
found
barefoot
tramping
through
the
snow,
too
proud
to
ask
for
help.
Conditions
similar
to
these
are
reported
In
such
other
states
as
Tennessee,
Oklahoma
and
Arkansas.
Meanwhile,
President
Hoover
is
losing
no
time
in
getting
relief
machinery
in
motion.
Hundreds
of
leading
people
in
the
United
States
have
been
called
upon
by
the
president
for
assistance
in
administering
the
$10,000,000
fund.
At
the
head
of
the
committee
which
is
thus
being
formed,
Mr.
Hoover
has
placed
Former
President
Calvin
Coolldge.
I
Ex-Governor
A.
E.
Smith
of
New
I
York
and
John
W.
Davis,
Democra-!
tic
presidential
candidate-
In
1924.
I
have
been
invited
to
take
a
promin
ent
part
in
the
work
el
the
mittee.
Sella
Cooia
Girl
Weds
In
Vancouver
Misn
Mabel
Widtten
Becomes
Bride
of
Thomas
Goodie
ef
Ocean
Falls
A
quiet
wedding
took
piaee
at
the
Holy
Rosary
Cathedral,
Vancouver,
;
on
Tuesday,
January
8.
when
Father
Mackenzie
united
In
marriage
Ma-ibttl.
(
daughter
of
Mrs.
Q.
Widsten
of
iBetia
CooJa
and
Thomas
Ooodie
of
Ocean
Falls.
!
The
bride
was
dressed
in
an
an-!
kle
length
gown
of
pale
pink
georgette,
finished
at
the
neek
with
crystals,
and
she
carried
a
bouquet
of
orchids
and
lily
of
the
valley.
The
youn
i
i
:noon
trip
to
r.l:::
ling
the
bride
:,
over
wiiich
she
with
hat
and
....
mojUee.
On
UVi:
lira.
Goodie
w.i:
rails.
IsH
scai.k
or
nut
Thi
followi
.iT
:i
t
of
charges
made
far
rJ
u"tiee
Uarriage
at;
'
ruv
MunounowiH-n-
I
Birth
Seti.r
'-Or
funeral
Not'
ci
$1
Cards
of
Thank?,
t
Funeral
F!nc"i
:;
name.
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SSritish
Columbus.
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combined
all
the
forces
of
skill
and
experience
at
our
command
having
bad
our
cc
perfect
tbo
blending
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco
to
the
highest
dep.-o
jmssible
we
have
now
il
all
wc
can
to
establish
a
new
standard
of
pic
enjoyment
in
the
popular
priced
field
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pipe
tobacr
Now
.
.
Give
Xfs
Ymw
VerHiet
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purchase
a
package
of
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tobacco
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after
smoking
a
few
piea-ful
write
us
a
letter
telling
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your
opinion
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long
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thert
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urtipirrfnim
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ft
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