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Tuesday,
Nov.
17,
193:
TRADE
BALANCE
BETTER
The
fact
that
Canada's
favorable
trade
balance
this
Oc
i
1
a
a
illi
1
wnuewasn,
declares
me
Kamioops
Sentinel,
in
an
editorial
on
the
proposal
to
extend
the
Pacif
io
Great
Eastern
Rail-1
way.
It
does
not
make
any
profit
now
over
running
expenses,
with
an
abnormally
high
freight
rate.
It
is
still
1
classed
as
a
railway
under
construction,
therefore,
it
CrowPfil
'And
vho
wouldn't?
For
Chantecler
papers
lead
In
the
favour
ot
smokers
who
roll
their
own
.
,
ready-gummed,
strong
papers,
Conveniently
packed
In
automatic
booklets,
120
leaves-
that's
a
lot
of
pure
rice
paper
for
Scl"
.
MAW
IN
IIANCI
PURE
RICE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
Dr.
William
O.
Anderson,
director
of
the
Yale
Gymnasium,
foresees
the
decline
of
football
and
the
growth
of
the
so-called
minor
sports
to
the
point
where
they
become
self
:
supporting.
Football's
popularity,
'
In
his
opinion,
has
reached
Its
peak
$5.00
hi
the
United
States,
and
a
gradual
10c
decline
In
public
Interest
may
be
;
expected.
"Football,
"he
says,
'has
3.00
j
had
Its
seven
fat
years,
and
usually
.'seven
lean
years
follow,
you
krtow.
$6
00
'Like
the
Greeks
and
the
Romans,
9.00
1
the
public
likes
spectacles.
Thats
why
football
has
grown
so
popular.
We
are
In
the
threshold
of
a
new
era
in
athletics.
The
future
will
see
less
emphasis
on
organized
sports
and
more
attention
paid
to
the
phy-'
sical
tratnlng
of
the
individual
student."
,
;
Agitation
to
abolish
the
klrk-olf
in
United
States
football
following
the
unfortunate
death
of
Dick
'
Sheridan.
Army
right
end,
during
a
recent
game
with
Yale,
has
met
with
'a
chilly
reception.
Sheridan,
suffered
fatal
Injuries
when
tack-!
ling
a
Yale
player
after
the
latter
had
received
the
Army
kick-off.
i
Immediately
following
the
Army;
tooer
was
noume
mat
oi
me
same
monm
last
year
may
De
player's
death
a
wave
oi
hysteria
.
tmlm.
At.
nMnfV,r,M
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fThnf
flirt
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AH
iS
nlrttnot
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wc
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annual,
awcpi
wu
iuuiua
iiuihiiuiuhh.
.
nvpr
and
that
rrnnH
times
areVitlst
around
the
corner."
Re-
The
kick-off
was
at
the
bottom
of
Swifts
14.
Grotto
13.
.
League
Standing
W.
Elks
89
Musketeers
88
Grotto
85
Seal
Cove
84
I.
O.
O.
F
81
P.
R.
Hotel
81
Moose
79
Careful
consideration
and
study
of
the
conditions
of
Eagles
76
this
poor
white
elephant
goes
to
show
that
to
extend
it
to
K
Columbus
75
Prince
George
will
cause
it
only
to
have
another
coat
of
8witt3
72
Tonight
L.
73
74
77
78
81
81
83
86
87
DO
Pts.
89
88
85
84
81
81
79
76
75
72
SKATING
IS
GOOD
manes
us
own
ireigm
rates,
wnicn
are
irom
w
to
auu
per
.
cent
higher
than
could
be
charged
were
it
governed
by
the
Fine
sheet
at
Morse
creek-oiiver
board
or
railway
commissioners
for
Canada.
As
soon
as
it
Lake
to
b
Tried
out
reaches
rnnce
ueorge
it
will
become
a
finished
railway,
according
to
the
original
plans;
therefore
it
will
come
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
railway
board
and
freight
rates,
will
prop
to
normal.
Will
the
extension
give
it
more
freight
say
.
ll
sufficient
1
to
make
up
the
loss
mm
of
revenue?
.
Consider-,
in
me
extra
help
and
more
rolling
stock
that
will
be
re
quired
the
answer
must
be
most
emphatically
no!
Ice
on
the
Gyro
rink
at
Morse
Creek
is
In
excellent
shape
for
skating
after
having
been
dammed
and
flooded
yesterday
and
the
sport
was
enjoyed
by
many
people,
particularly
the
young
folks
In
the
afternoon
and
evening.
There
Is
a
splendid
sheet
of
Ice
of
three
Inches
thickness
and
150
yards
or
so
long.
Bill
Stone
and
other
local
hockey
enthusiasts
are
endeavoring
to
line
up
talent
for
that
sport.
Oliver
Lake
on
the
Kalen
Island
Highway
Is
also
fine
and
some
25
couples
were
there
last
evening.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
frlnce
Rupert
November
17.
1931
Edward
Marsden.
Indian
missionary,
spoke
at
the
Presbyterian
Church
service
In
the
Empress
Theatre.
He
was
born
at
Metlakatla
and
Is
now
engaged
in
work
among
the
Thlinglt
Indians
of
Alaska.
The
cUy
hydro-electric
bylaw
has
been
ruled
Illegal
In
-form.
Mayor
William
Manson
Is
not
sure
whether
or
not
It
would
have
to
be
re-rubmltttd
to
the
ratepayers.
Arthur
C.
Little
of
this
city
plans
to
build
four
new
stores
at
Littleton.
W.
I.
narker.
local
architect,
Is
now
getting
out
the
plans.
(Littleton
was
the
original
name
of
the
interior
town
of
Terrace).
Joseph
Widene:.
n.
tarf
rnai:
.
Osm?nd.
hi.
umous
sprinter,
and
Mack
Garner,
who
rides
him
.
at
gnests
of
honor
at
recent
New
York
racing
banquet,
when
twelve
hones
w.'.-e
prcsni
in
dining
room,
a
replica
of
racing
stable.
Mmrods
Get
Nine
Deer.
Six
Geese
and
Numerous
Durks
opening
of
manufacturing
plants
in
the
east
has
been
"gSwrsS!
Wlth
a
b
of
nln
a
caused
by
the
increase
of
Canada's
trade
during
the
past
members
of
the
committee
of
nine
i
aplece
and
a
number
of
d"clts-
a
few
months.
While
the
improvement
may
have
been
largely
members
of
the
united
states
Foot-.
huntUlg
P"1
eontoiing
b.
so
far
in
the
east,
it
is
now
spreading
to
the
prairies
as
ban
Rules
committee,
asked
for
pt"cw1
'ion;.nA
marked
by
the
increased
activity
of
the
past
few
weeks
in
comment,
indicated
they
favored
re-
V
Vm.8;.
?L4.
Parker
returned
early
this
morning
s
j
!l
i
ti
i
n.
tj...u:i.
.n
t
.h.
i,v
TWothrf.
Kram
CApurt
ami
jl
is
reasuiiauie
tu
huh
mii
su
Columbia,
nclud
ng
Prince
Rupert,
may
also
be
feeling
could
not
be
reached.
One
eJ
h'
member
Jim
Morrison,
after
a
sLx-day
trip
eased
conditions
in
the
very
near
future.
LIGHTER
THAN
AIR
The
announcement
that
the
R-100,
which
made
a
flight
to
Canada
last
year,
is
being
sold
for
scrap
may
be
taken
to
indicate
that
the
British
government,
for
the
time
being
at
least,
is
abandoning
its
experiments
with
"lighter
than
air"
machines.
The
country,
which
has
shown
the
world
the
way
so
far
as
"heavier
than
air"
machines
are
concerned,
has
alrnost
as
consistently
failed
in
her
experiments
with
the
dirigible.
The
crowning
failure
was
the
tragic
destruction
of
the
defective
R-lOl,
sister
ship
J.
1
r
inn
i
s
i.
n?
n
i
i
declared
the
kick-off
one
ot
the
most
spectacular
plays
In
the
Unl-'
ted
States
game
and
that
it
resulted
'
in
no
more
injuries
than
other
CRIBBAGE
RESULTS
Elks
Are
Leading
With
One
Point
Margin
Over
Musketeers
iu
me
i-iuu,
m
r
ranee
last
summer.
Dince
men.
it
nas
Deen
crlbbage
League
results
last
night
i-rceiy
pieun-ieu
mat,
miuuu
wuum
quii
me
itgnier
man
were
as
iouows:
an.
Germany
has
triumphed
consistently
so
far
as
"lighter
than
air"
is
concerned.
That
country
succeeded
during
the
war
with
its
Zeppelins
and
later
with
the
great
Graf
Zeppelin,
which
has
been
the
most
successful
dirigible
in
the
history
of
aviation.
The
United
States
with
its
"Akron"
is
now
making
a
bid
for
dirigible
supremacy.
The
"Los
Angeles,"
of
course,
was
a
European
built
machine
which
i
was
purchased
by
United
States.
'
EXTENSION
OF
P.
G.
E.
i
Seal
Cove
19.
K.
C.
8.
P.
R.
Hotel
16,
Musketeers
11.
I.
O.
O.
F.
15,
Eagles
12.
Elk
15,
Moose
12.
Hunting
Party
RUGBY
BY
!
Returns
Today;
CONVICTS'
to
Khutze
Inlet.
Estevan
Island.
Klldala
Arm
and
Juniors.
Rovers
J.
McRae.
T.
McMeekln.
W.
Bremner.
E.
Chr&tlson,
O.
Wil-'
llscrof
t,
A.
Davies
and
O.
McKlnley.
!
Boy
Scouts
V.
Miller,
E.
Santer-
i
bane.
O.
Vlereck,
W.
Smith,
L.
Wll-
j
ton
and
J.
Lindsay.
Intermediates
MerchantaE.
Dlngwell,
F.
Ding,
well,
J.
Pearce,
J.
Currle
and
J.
Mc-Nulty.
High
Sehool
A.
Walters,
B.
i
Vanc,
O.
Wlngham,
B.
Unger
and
O.
Hlckey.
Ladles
Comets
Ella
Steen,
Julia
Roberts,
Pat
MacGuire.
Bev.
Jack,
Annie
Coch
and
E.
Connery.
Cardinals
L.
Lowe,
Cath.
Irvine,
Pebbles
Stone,
Vic
Krlkevsky
and
Jean
Ritchie.
Senior!
Panthers
R.
Irvine,
A.
Crom,
H.
Macdonald,
T.
Kelsey.
J.
McNulty
and
O.
Stewart
32
Taxi
E.
Ratehford,
D.
Gur-vlch.
S.
Gurvlch.
C.
Rnaa,
V.
Men-ales,
D.
Stalker.
F
Kenney
and
W.
Wrathall.
BASKETBALL
.
SCHEDULE
November
17
Rovers
vs.
Boy
Scouts,
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
November
20
League
ot
Nations
vs.
Japanese.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Panthers.
November
21
Rovers
vs
Japanese
Association.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
ComeU
vs.
Amazons.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
32
TaxL
'
November
27
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
33
Taxi.
December
1
League
of
Nations
vs.
Rovers.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Sinf
Sinj
Penitentiary
Team
feats
Osslnlnr
Militia
By
33
to
Nil
Score
-
GOOD
GAMES
Curling
Club
FOR
TONIGHT
,n
Vancouver
(Basketball
Players
in
Top
Form
i
For
This
Evening's
Encounters
Four
snappy
games
are
scheduled
on
tonight's
program
of
the
basketball
series
and
each
one
will
prove
to
be
a
hard
fought
tussle.
All
De-
OSSININO.
N.Y.,
Nov.
17:
While
thousands
of
speetctovs
watched,
th;
Gaining.
Penitentiary
rugby
team
made
Its
first
public
appearance
and
defeated
a
team
repre-centuig
the
Osslnlna
mllrUa
by
a
"sro
of
33
to
nil.
'
To
Start
Play
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
17:
The
Vancouver
Curling
Club
will
open
the
winter
season
on
Saturday
of
thl
week
at
the
Hastings
Park
rink.
teams
are
In
top
form
and
specta-
"
tors,
who
wltnesscthe
first
two
CPOInlTI
17
matches
of
the
serle.
will
be,
with-'
WalliL
UiLEl
out
a
doubt,
equally
enthused
with
tonight's
games.
"
'
i
This
evening's
line-ups
are
as
follows:
.
I
OF
WHIST
November
19
Ixgion
vs.
Qrotto.
Mouse
vs.
Empress.
FUn
Packers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
CARE
WITH
t
FIREARMS
J
Should
He
Inculcated
From
Child-!
hood,
Interior
Paper
Says
i
In
Editorial
The
tragic
death
of
Mr.
Blrnle
when
he
was
shot
and
killed
near
Smlthers
while
out
hunting,
calls
to
mind
the
neeesUy
for
extreme
care
In
the
use
of
firearms,
says
an
editorial
In
the
Burns
Lake
Observer.
Few
have
been
the
accidents
of
this
nature
In
Central
British
Columbia
but
on
Vancouver
Island
and
many
other
places
frequented
.
by
hunters
and
sportsmen
the
occurrences
are
by
no
means
rare.
I
Care
in
the
use
of
firearms
should
be
Impressed
on
our
growing
youth.
'
Even
with
air
guns
and
toys
chll-1
dren
should
be
taught
to
observe
all
'
;
the
rules
of
best
practice.
It
has
I
been
our
lot
to
note
children
polnt-I
lng
toy
guns
and
air
guns
at
other!
unuuren
ana
aiso
using
air
guns'
for
shooting
around
the
streets
of
the
village.
This
should
be
discouraged
by
every
possible
means
and
parents
should
Impress
on
their
I
children
the
need
of
circumspect
(action.
Even
toys
can
be
hablt-i
forming.
HIS
LEG
IS
REMOVED
i
Hon.
E.
M.
Macdonald,
Former
Fe-
dual
Cabinet
Mlnlstrr.
Has
I
Member
Amputated
'
i
;
PICTOU.
N.S.,
Nov.
17-An
op.
'ration
was
performed
at
the
i
week-end
upon
Hon.
E.
M.
Mucdon-
aid,
former
Liberal
cabinet
minis-;
ter
at
Ottawa,
for
the
removal
of
a
1
let
which
was
Injured
several
years
uro
and
which
had
not
properly
recovered.
Mr.
Macdonald
was
re-j
ported
yesterday
to
bo
resting
com-1
lorlably.
way
j
my
Oil
look
at
THERE
are
few
fowls
you
can
lmy
that
give
jou
as
much
satisfaction
for
your
money
us
Kellogg
Com
Flakes.
Out
of
a
single
package
you
get
many
delirious
Mniiigf
at
u
cost
of
only
a
few
cents.
KeIIogg's
are
delightful
for
breakfast
or
lunch,
with
milk
or
cream,
fruits
or
honey
added.
Great
for
the
children's
evening
meal
or
for
a
tasty
snuck
before
going
to
bed.
So
healthful
and
easy
to
digest.
No
other
ready-to-eat
cereal
In
the
world
is
so
popular.
No
other
corn
flakes
have
ever
been
able
to
duplicate
Kellogg's
own
matchless
crSipncs
and
flavor.
That
is
why
wise
buyers
will
accept
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