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Tuesday.
Feb.
tS.
1932
Yesterday
we
expressed
the
opinion
that
British
Co
lumbia
was
paying
too
high
a
price
for
the
money
it
is
bor
Until
recent
years
it
has
been
a
habit
to
speak
of
"glorious
victories"
when
thousands
of
men
were
killed
who
had
no
personal
Quarrel
with
those
against
whom
they
fought.
OPENING
UP
COAL
AND
OIL
The
Tolmie
Government
has
announced
through
the
lieutenant-governor
at
the
opening
of
the
house
that
it
will
introduce
a
new
policy
for
encouraging
prospecting
in
coal
and
oil
in
the
province.
This
is
welcome
news.
If
the
policy
is
one
that
has
any
likelihood
of
proving
effective
it
will
be
generally
welcomed
We
need
to
encourage
those
any
reasonable
policy
for
doing
this.
We
shall
look
forward
with
interest
to
the
new
policy.
Dr.
Wood's
a.
jmcm.
a
Norway
Pine
Syrup
Laid
ip
For
A
Month
With
Bronchitis
M!m
Agnes
rrr,
Cheverie,
NA,
writes:
"I
wu
lud
up
for
a
month
with
bronchitis,
and
found
it
very
Wd
to
get
say
relief.
I
wu
told
sbout
Dr.
Wood's
Norwsv
Pine
Syrup.
to
went
to
our
dealer's
and
bought
a
bottle.
I
had
only
Ukea
part
of
it
when
the
bronchitis
left
me,
and
I
would
bo
very
ld
to
recommend
'Dr.
Wood's
to
everyone,
m
I
found
it
to
be
a
grest
remedy."
Price
35e.
a
bottle;
Urge
family
sit
e5e.j
t
sQ
drug
sad
generU
store;
put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co,
Ltd.,
Toronto.
Ont.
ALL
OUR
COALS
ARE
IN
A
DRY
SHED
Delivered
Dry
to
Your
Bin.
You
are
assured
In
getting
full
weight
JASPER
WILDFIltL
L(iO
Per
Ton.
$12.50;
Cash
Price
S11J0
IASPEK
WILDP1UE
LUMP
Per
Ton,
$130;'
Cash
Price
120
PEMBINA
EGO
Keg.
Price,
$120;
Cash
Price
IU0
Dry
Jack
Pine
and
Cedar
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
Jr
Made
from
pecll
jL
iW
steel,
and
tempered
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Letter
Box
TOURIST
INDUSTRY
Editor,
paily-News-
British
Columbia
is
known
the
world
oyer
as
a
producer
of
gold.
It
is
one
of
our
valuable
Industries,
and
during
the
last
eight
years
lode
and
placer
gold
was
produced
to
the
value
of
$32,500,000.
But
have
you
paused
to
consider
that
the
tourist
Industry
is
many,
many
times
more
valuable
than
the
gold
Industry?
Do
you
realize
that
tourists
spent
more
money
In
this
province
last
year
than
the
value
of
all
the
gold
produced
in
the
province
in
the
last
eight
years?
Travel
agencies
state
that
citizens
of
the
United
States
are
curtailing
their
visits
abroad
to
a
mar-
iked
degree,
and
that
the
slogan
l
"See
America
First"
Is
at
last
having
very
definite
results.
,
This
summer
the
Olympic
Games
will
be
held
at
Los
Angeles,
and
many
hundreds
of
thousands
of
additional
visitors
will
consequently
be
attracted
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
holiday
bound,
with
money
to
spend.
The
other
Pacific
Coast
ci
ties,
San
Francisco,
Seattle
and
rowing.
Today
we
learn
that
Prince
Rupert
people
who!Portiand
are
using
national
adver-wished
to
invest
could
not
get
any
of
the
bonds
but
that!
rising
extolling
their
respective
at-
they
had
all
been
taken
up
by
brokers
who
were
now
offer-(tractions
and
inviting
these
stran-ing
them
at
a
higher
price.
They
are
speculating
with
thefj"
toJ
pLTc
"t.
T
people's
securities
and
already
making
a
substantial
pro-
mttthe
province(
Brittafc
"t
lumbia,
possessing
numerous
at-
The
profits,
if
any,
on
a
loan
of
this
kind
should
have
tractions
unequalled
on
this
con-gone
to
the
people.
To
hand
out
the
bonds
at
a
given
price
jtinent's;
with
hotel
accommo-without
asking
for
competitive
bids
is
a
Tolmie
policy
l00"
and
unsurpassed
that
is
not
meeting
with
popular
approval.
on
the
Pacific
Coast;
with
its
currency
at
a
discount
of
approximate-:
ly
15
per
cent
of
American
curren-1
cy,
resulting
in
the
money
of
the
American
tourist
having
a
greater,
purchasing
value
here
by
nearly
15
1
per
cent;
with
beer,
wines
and
11-1
quors
legally
obtainable,
are
con-1
tent
to
sit
silent
with
an
air
of:
They
were
induced
to
fight
because
the
men
in
charge
of
smug
complacency,
too
indifferent
their
national
affairs
said
it
was
their
duty
to
do
so.
Today
or
too
tired,
or
perhaps
just
too
many
people
are
refusing
to
see
anything
glorious
about'
this
wholesale
slaughter
and
they
look
with
contempt
on
the
men
who
do
the
slaying.
There
is
nothing
glorious
about
the
killing
in
China
today.
It
is
an
evidence
of
brutality
and
nothing
more.
It
is
a
reversion
to
a
oast
aceavhen
the
vountr
oeoole
were
downright
lazy,
to
make
any
effort
or
attempt
whatsoever
to
acquaint
these
hundreds
of
thousands
of
tourists
with
the
fact
that
a
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast
Is
Incomplete
without
a
visit
to
British
Columbia,
i
If-
the
merchants
and
leading
cl-
Luifrht
thnt
it
uns
ivrnno-
trt'tfll
a
nprsnn
nrrninst
whnmitlzens
would
'cease
.their;
waUtng
f,n?o
-o
o
na.nnni
uwt
tn
i,;n
d
gnashing
of
teeth
regarding
Hllft
nuot
jrjfujjai
UUfJC
UUt
(jUllC
LUI1CI.L
IU
Alii
JJCU'
pie
against
whom
there
was
no
quarrel
but
simply
a
difference
of
opinion
in
regard
to
national
policies.
aepression
ana
nam
umes,
ana
has
been
received
Committee
of
the
Unemployed
As-:
coclatlon,
of
this
city,
to
a
letter
and
resolution
endorsed
by
the
cl-.
tJzens
who
assembled
in
the
Moose
Hall
January
10th.
,
The
answer
received
from
the
federal
government
was
kindly
oublished
by
you.
and
believing
that
this
letter
also
Is
the
property
of
the
citizens,
a
copy
of
the
same
Is
enefoaed
for
publication.
The
'
committee
of
the
unem
ployed
have
digested
this
communication
with
comparatW'.-case,
and
feel
disposed
to
file
It
with
many
other'
similar
documents
emanating
from
the
same
source.
It
is
believed
that
the
resolution
referred
to
has
reached
its
destination,
the
governmental
waste-paper
basket,
the
apparent
receptacle
of
divers
documents
of
like
train,
which
compels
the
committee
of
the
unemployed
in
this
city,
to
believe
that
the
public
meeting
held
on
January
10th
measured
to
a
nicety
the
capabilities
of
the
present
government.
In
closing
let
this
committee
Inform
the
public,
that
the
men
at
Cloyah
Bay
are
still
awaiting
the
extra
shirt
and
other
clothing
promised
by
this
procrastinating
government,
with
the
said
clothing
right
at
the
camp
itself
awaiting
sale.
.,
r
Yours
sincerely,
SECRETARY,
t
CetraYCommittee.
Rupert,
B
C.
er0w!tn'lhe!
Teller
ref
erred
to:
Feb.
15,
1832,
Victoria,
B.C.
Dear
Sir:
I
beg
to
acknowledge
receipt
of
resolution
passed
by
the
people
of
Prince-Rupert.
In
respect
to
unem
ployment.
This
resolution
will
receive
consideration.
Vours
faithfully,
iSgd.)
S.
L.
HOWE,
Provincial
Sec'y.
m
t
H
a
r
News
of
The
Sport
At
Lake
Placid
I
MAY
RARR
Audrey
Peppe
ci;
there
a
name
for
an
a
h
'tr'
youngest
member
of
the
UB
Olympic
figure
skating
tean.i.
finds
the
skiing
to
her
liking
at
Lake
Placid.
PLANE
HIT
LIGHT
WIRE
Charles
Ulra
Slithtly
Injured
Collision
With
High
Tension
Line
Near
Melbourne
MELBOURHE
Ami
Feh
23
to
Be
at
Least
Four
Hours
Late
In
Arriving
Delayed
on
account
of
two
slides
on
the
Skeena
River
east
of
Kwin-itaa,
today's
train
from
the
east,
which
was
due
ni
10:40
this
morning,
was
reported
at
least
six
hours
late
which
would
not
bring
her
In
before
4:40
this
afternoon.
WON
BOUT
Given
Six
Out
of
Ten
Round
in
Fijht
With
Tom
Ueeney
at
San
Francisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Feb.
23:
Max
Baer,
bit
Californian,
wa
the
winner
of
a
judge'
decision
over
old
Torn
Herney
of
Australia
in
a
ten
round
boxing
show
hen.-yesterday.
The
first
three
rounds
were
given
in
favor
of
Ueeney
and
ihe
remainder,
with
the
exception
of
the
seventh
which
was
even,
in
favor
of
Itaer.
;
Henry
VIII
ordered
a
brilliant
jflrtworks
display
for
his
marriage
'with
Anne
Boleyn
torias
who
eliminated
Batons
of
Toronto,
In
the
Dominion
final
in
1912.
lEMPRESS
i
IN
LEAD
Three
Games
Played
In
Junior
Billiard
League
Fixture
v.
'
.
Three
out
of
five
games
were
played
in
last
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture,
Empress,
as
a
result,
taking
a
600
to
494
lead
over
Hawks.
Individual
result!!
were
as
follows:
W.
Hutson
(
Hawks
,
192:
Paul
Johnson
i
Empress
,
200.
Roy
Wicks,
158;
Pete
Chenosgi,
200.
Chris
Perry,
150:
A
Zad'irokl,
200.
Camas
of
J.
May
tHawkxi
vs.
G.
Howe
i
Bm
press
and
William
Murray
vs.
Nick
Chenoskl
will
be
pUyed
i
tonight.
SPORT
NOTES
With
her
Winnipegs
winning
the
tered
in
the
Antwerp
tourney.
Leap
Olympic
hockey
championship
for
Year
was
not
Winnipeg's
year
in
Canada
at
Lake
Placid.
Winnipeg
1024.
Selkirk
Fishermen
won
the
wonders
today
if
Leap
Year
still
Manitoba
championship
but
were
holds
its
charm.
It
Is
a
charm
defeated
In
the
Allan
Cup
finals,
apart
from
portsiae
marriage
pro-1
But
University
of
Manitoba
picked
posals.
concerning
exclusively
a
up
where
the
Falcons
left
off
by
practice
followed
for
two
decades
winptng
Jn
1828.
Andy
Blair
was
1
by
Winnipeg
hockey
teams
In
the
the
star
of
the
college
sextet.
matter
of
Allan
Cup.
It
has
gone
'like
this:
Allan
Cup
winners
have
'
been
produced
by
Winnipeg
in
1912,
1916.
1920
and
1928.
The
only
Lean
Year
since
pre-war
days
that
has
mot
seen
the
Canadian
amateur
title
lodged
there
was
1924.
Sault
Ste.
Marie's
Greyhounds
were
winners
that
spring.
This
spring
of
Leap
Year
tri-
inlumphs
was
started
by
the
old
Vic
It
was
a
repeat
victory
for
the
Vies,
welded
as
that
of
Wlnnirjeas
but
f
a
thev
had
been
winners
In
1911
Jrrv
tVrtrin
1
In
1918
in
the
midst
of
th
war
'mmI
nf
Rill
rVwbluim
rM
snail
rhnrlpn
TJIm
an
nf
lhp
nartnor
nf
i
.....
.
........
.
...
....
.
'
.
take
off
their
coats
and
work
to-
"
Z7
LzT'
""""
-1
i
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
turnea
iurncu
loose
loose
a
a
soi
soiflter
ir
the
fleet
Sons
can
master
their
iVln,EComra.ndf.
Charlef
Um,
the
Slat
SlMBatUlton
Battalion,
which
which
second
forward
gether
for
a
more
prosperous
Brl-
SsnThth
.Z
set
Into
a
formid-
iora-omiin
in
we
irans-i-s
tlsh
Columbia,
they
would
soon,:flteht
.
...
"
IortWQ
Py
wmomon
games
ior
awe
array
iney
may
earn
tnem-
fltoht
nf
of
a
f.
few
want
ftBO
aon
have
occasion
to
their
change
men-8ghtly
lnJured
yMtrcUy
when
the
tal
attitude
local
regardir
condI-jphine
he
(lyins
rtruck
a
nlgn
I
tension
wire
near
this
city
"JUNIOR"
unemiloi:d
still
waiting
Editor,
Daily
News:
At
long
last,
after
many
days,
whn
will
rnnsp
thP
utiHrfitinn
nf
nnr
nntnnnvl
reniivPQ
!and-ta
tne
ustw!
8tyIe-
an
anwer
and
we
feel
sure
the
people
will
back
the
government
in
Slides
Delay
Today's
Train
Dy
uie
vcnirai
Trouble
list
of
Kwinllsa
Causes
it
Throne
Speech
Debate
Ended
LeiWlaturr
Krconl
Time
For
Putting
Through
Reply
VICTORIA.
Feb
23:
The
Legis
lature
yesterday
closed
the
address
In
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
after
Thomas
Uphill.
Laboi
MLA
for
Fernie.
had
been
heard
It
was
a
record
time
for
the
putting
through
of
the
reply.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
23
Song
of
Canada
vs.
C
N.
R.
Tuxlj
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazons.
I
Rovers
vs.
Japanese.
February
26
Panthers
vs.
S.
O.
O.
High
Sehool
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazon.
League
of
nations
vft.
Scouts.
March
1
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
U.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amason
vs.
Cardinals
Rovers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
mained
to
down
the
beet
opposition
Cup,
won
a
year
ago
by
Winnipegs.
in
the
country
and
win
the
Allan
In
either
case.
Winnipeg
will
be
re-Cup.
Joe
Simpson,
"Spunk"
Spar-
presented
In
the
piaydowns.
Either
TSP
V
It
will
be
either
Winnipegs
or
Native
Sons
who
represent
that
city
In
the
playdowns
this
spring
and
more
than
a
few
fans
are
of
the
op-
1
Inion
that
Sons
will
defeat
the
Peg-
gers
when
they
get
back
from
Lake
'
Placid.
With
a
sensational
first-
'
string
forward
line,
made
up
of
the
flash
Lemay
brothers,
Tony
and
:
Albert,
and
Freddie
Carter.
Native
Sons
can
easily
skate
with
the
Ol-
I
ympk
representatives.
Their
de-
j
fence
system
may
not
be
as
tighthy-
row
and
the
Morrison
boys
were
Pegs
or
Sons
are
capable
of
going
stars
on
the
battalion
line-up.
some
little
distance
this
Leap
Year
1
Prank
Frederlckson's
great
Falcons,
the
first
Canadian
Olympic
hockey
"
team,
were
national
champs
in
1020.
They
brought
Canada
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Saunders
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7
1400
200
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9
1724
192
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10
1914
191
J.
May
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10
1900
190
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Bi
9
1G98
189
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Johnson
B
10
1877
188
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10
1874
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11
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2003
183
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10
1833
183
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1645
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3
546
182
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6
1070
178
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177
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1730
174
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1563
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1546
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1028
171
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335
168
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10
1523
159
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1535
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