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Tuesday,
March
28,
1033
FIKST
PLACB
AOAIN
After
having
dropped
to
third
place
in
export
trade
has
regained
her
position
and
now
heads
the
list
of
CHANGE
IN
METHODS
IS
.
INSTRUMENTAL
IN
MOKE
itOI'EFt'L
FA
KM
OUTLOOK
With
all
this
talk
about
union
governments,
it
seems
provement
are
shown
in
the
cattle
likely
that
some
arrangement
will
be
made
to
divide
the
UuaUn.
.
TEKRIBLE
CLEAVAGE
It
is
a
terrible
cleavage
that
has
split
the
Conservative
reduction
the
prairie
farmer
is
solv-
party.
So
bad
i
it
that
even
the
provincial
executive
has
ms
tne
problem
tor
himacif.
lie
u
decided
it
1?
Useleas
to
fitfht
with
any
hope
of
victory.
Ra-
buying
himself
and
improving
hi
thor
than
face
si're
defeat,
which
would
also
affect
their
land
and
hi
doing
it
io
admirable
Dominion
standing,
they
have
declared
strongly
in
favor
fathlon-
1,e
convinced
a
new
of
union.
What
they
would
like
would
be
union
with
a
gov-
"dh",f
mmIT
1
eminent
led
by
a
ConMrvative
but
they
cannot
get
that.
If
wh
whwlt
lyt
S
'
they
want
to
unite
with
Liberals
it
will
have
to
bo
an
ad-continue
to
dimb
back
toward
nimistration
with
a
Liberal
premier.
higher
levels
Within
the
next
few
days
or
at
the
leant
within
a
few
weeks
we
shall
doubtless
know
exactly
what
the
line-up
i.c
likely
kto
be.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
nauona
ottnfk
world.
Tne
iimih
Chancellor,
in
telling
this
Union
steamer
Venture,
which
to
his
constituents
in
Birmingham,
laid
that
over
two
hun-
,truck
a
rock
"
village
island
m
dred
factories
had
been
established
in
the
country
with
106
8kena
Rlver
rtent,y
nd
u-
treaties.
It
s
a
happv
story
of
a
nation
recovering
from
a
ptalMi
u
m
overhauled
at
(leadening
deprevfiotl.
North
Vancouver
prior
to
reaumlng
'
-
"
1
.
1
service
on
the
legging
camp
run
AH
Ready
For
The
Fair
Hr'-elVing
a
HnaJ
trctttmetit
br!
n
h
inn
tn
.
:nr
Miss
Angela
F.dcer
of
Pomonu.
CnHfornf
a,
prepare
her
pet
for
the
vudxei
out
of
Vancouver
before
which,
however,
she
may
make
one
more
voyage
on
the
Skeena
River
route.
The
steamer
Cardena
la
expected
M
make
two
more
voyage
on
the
Van-.
couver-Prlnce
Itupert-Anyox-Stew-art
route
before
reverting
for
the
summer
to
her
regular
run
on
the
Vancouver-Ocean
FalU-Okeena
Rlv-er-rrlnee
Ruixtt
route.
The
steamer
Cuuiu.
which
Is
now
reltevlnic
on
the
cannery
route,
will
then
go
back;
on
her
regular
run
In
place
of
lha
Cardena.
Tiipt
W
P.
Armour
left
port
at
2
oviork
this
morning
with
the
C.
N.
for
the
w.-st
roatt
of
Dundrts
Island
wni
ft
lie
will
superintend
renewed
eff'irtv
o
nnlve
the
aU
known
local
huiibutti
r
Uvlngstono
II
which
stranded
und
wink
there
recently
The
uhango
of
wind
condition
from
the
west
to
southeast
Is
hoped
to
aid
tn
the
raising
of
the
sunken
'
'
Vessel.
i
PAOE
TWO
THE-DAII.Y
NEWS
....
,!..Tuetday,
M:i,,h
,8
m?
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
Ltd.
Zipper
Days
Nearly
Over
Man
in
the
Moon
(Continued
from
Paj?e
V
.
"'
J
1
Now
there
is
so
much
talk
about
;
mcr
believes
quality
products
m
a
union,
why
not
have
a
union
of
i
diversified
way
will
bring
him
itivl-
those
who
want
something
ror
ho-
j
dends.
thing.
I'm
strong
for
It.
,
Better
Wheat
Trices
,,
.
!
i
The
recent
smart
upturn
in
wheat
The
people
"ho
are
strong
for
;
prices
brought
encouragement
in
union
of
political
force
are
the
substantial
form
and
increased
hb
uiis
wiio
object
to
union
of
labor
potential
purchasing
power
to
the
forces.
i
extent
of
$5,000,000.
On
March
1,
'9
'
'
more
than
50.000.000
bushels
of
.ne
conservatives
sent
Hon.
S.
L.
wheat
held
In
store
farms
was
on
with
,fowe
wfc
pattullo
to
Join
throughout
the
west
by
fanners
tMm
m
ft
unWn
administration,
who
refused
to
sell
at
the
market
might
as.wall
have
sent
Ad-(
low.
A
large
quantity
of
this
sur-
0,
h
mUcr
'
!
plus
was
marketed
du.mg
a
few
j
days
at
prices
10
to
l
cents
a
bu-
.
,
.
she!
above
the
low
level
of
mid-
n
'
UnA
4Z
??
"
"
December.
Deliveries
from
country
lf
JT
P
J
elevators
Increased
from
ftajfto
to
.
the
me
Mt"
ln
500.000
busheu
dally.
iaet
u,,ton
iernmflt
for
ou.
Sub-soil
moisture,
depleted
throughout
the
west
In
the
past
the
union
of
hd
to
four
years
for
lack
of
general
rains
-pan
between
harvest
and
freeze-up.
U
Uons
bu-
"
dw
n01
P"""1
her
said
by
grain
men
to
rTor
the
far-
grafting
on
there
in
Manchuria,
mer
this
year.
A
recent
survey
In
,
r
y,
Saskatchewan.
hail-raked
test
aut-
Jake
say
the.
world
is.
ruled
by
umn
by
soil-blowing
wind
aiMl
word,
lh
Italy
they
have
the
Fas-blisterlniheat.
showed
the
average
cists,
ln
Germany
the
Nazis
and
soil
moisture
93
of
normal.
In
Al-
here
they
will
net
be
satisfied
un-berta
It
was
87
and
in
Manitoba
less
they
have
union.
1
95.
Given
a
fair
crop,
with
wheat;
prices
already
In
the
ascendency,!
A
small
boy
went
Into
a
grocery
the
west
hopes
to
break
the
shackles
store
for
a
box
of
matches.
Present-forged
on
it
by
three
lean
years.
;
ly
he
returned,
saying:
'
Already
benefits
of
the
Ottawa
-please,
mother
say
these
mat-Imperial
conference
agreement
dies
won't
light''
are
being
felt
ln
the
agricultural
"Went
tight."
cried
the
grocer,
west
The
circl
of
those
who
seek
"Why
took
here!"
and
he
struck
diversification
in
farming
is
rapidly
one
of
the
rear
of
his
trousers,
widening.
Due
to
the
disappearance:
The
boy
took
the
matches
away,
of
an
available
surplus
and
a
stron-'
but
presently
returned
with
them
ger
export
demand,
pork
and
other
once
more.
meat
prices
have
shown
a
sharp
hi-
-please,
s4r,
mother
says
she
has
crease
daring
the
past
few
weeks.,
not
time
to
eoroe
and
scratch
all
It
is
estimated
farm
purchasing
her
matches
on
Jmi."
oower
in
the
region
tributary
to
Winnipeg
alone
has.
Increased
2t,r
000
weekly.
Definite
signs
of
Im-
C.
N.
R.
Trains
provmce
on
other
than
the
old
party
lines.
Many
Conser-
Turn
to
MUed
Farming
For
the
East
Vatives
Will
back
T.
D.
Pattullo
no
matter
what
the
offi-
Large
herds
of
sheep
and
cattle
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Frl
cial
Conservatives
do
about
it.
that
is
why
there
is
such
a
tn
contracted
for
by
wheat
8:30
scramble
to
get
in
the
band
Wagon
with
the
present
oppo-
31
ay.rsday
and
t
Sltlon
leader.
fled
farming
for
the
read
back
to
day
r
TW.
.
10H5
pin.
There
are
hundreds
of
Conservatives
tvho
will
back
normal
time.
Thu
i
eniy
one
item
'
.
Pattullo,
if
only
to
defeat
W.
J.
B0Vser.
They
say
that
in
the
story
of
succefui
effort
of
Bowser
has
double-crossed
Premier
Tolmie
and
knifed
the
a
livestock
scheme
initiated
by
pro-present
administration
occasion.
government
and
farm
or-look
on
every
possible
They
on
him
as
a
traitor
to
the
party
and
will
vote
for
any
,lnl(tM,
,
,,,
,
.
,
.
Specialtots,
representaUve
of
pro-group
it
that
to
him
of
office.
He
seems
likely
keep
out
never
vincta,
government,
are
working
as
4was
popuar
because
of
his
hard
cynicism.
As
attorney-
"hason
offfeer-
directing
the
far-general
they
tolerated
him
and
admired
his
talents
for
mer
toward
raising
of
quality
p-machine
government
but
when
he-became
premier
he
was
dncte-
Acrr
of
prf
terMl
,lfofCf
cr,
ft,n-
,a
trffl4ra
Ufnra
Via
r.mil.1
nmin
on
Brew
the
werld'a
fbiest
wheat
raise
his
head
politically.
It
was
the
votes
of
independent
Conservatives
that
defeated
him.
will
be
set
aside
for
the
ratting
of
barley
and
beef,
honey
and
hog
during
the
coming
year.
While
wheat-producing
nations
of
the
worM
busy
themaelvee
with
plan
for
a
diseuseion
ef
acreage
i
Koll
Ljoiir
owrers
.
.
i
(ountcqmer!
Lend
us
your
ear!
Ogden't
Fine
Cut
cigarette,,
tobacco
it
lint
tignl
lo
"roH'you?Owti.M
It
meatutet
up
in
every
Way
to
a
man's
notion
of
what
d
clga
rette
tobacco
ougnt
to
be
I
Easier
lo
toll
or
one
thing.
And
a
far
better
cigarette
when
the
rolling's
done
arid
you
light
it
up.
"Yes,
sir.
you'll
jke
Ogden's
Fine
Cut.
It
gjves
pu
the
combination
yooW.fpOKiiHj'
for
in
cigarette
tobacco
fragrance
.
.
.
iwieetnesi
.
.
absolute
soiisfae'tton.
Tha,'f
worth
a
cheer
any
agyl
P.S.-Free
"Chantecler"
cigarette
papers
with
every
package.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
)'iurff
yiotf
tgtUn't
Cut
Plug
Scene
During
Cleveland
Air
Races
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.
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What
wm
l.uina
in
sitd
iut
nude
up
m
gi;
alien
tlane
powered
by
OX
-5
.:.'
OXX-ft
m
tors
raced
at
OveUnd
recently
Tl
is
Pilot
Al
Newman
rounding
the
pyli-r.
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEWHAZELT0N
BURNS
LAKE
R.
W.
Wtison
ot
Vancouver,
who
I
Interested
In
two
or
three
mining
properties
on
!ludoa
Day
Mean-luln
and
on
Dome
Mountain,
ha
returned
to
the
district
after
a
buai-
net
trip
ln
the
south.
He
will
be
In
charge
o4
opemUana
in
the
tetarier
duilng
trjrfcr!tihopt
to
Safe
.quite
a
number
of
man
we
king.
It.
I
reported
that
a
small
hail
sultabU
for
aard
pattiea
and
sewll
dances
Is
being
fitted
up
la
lUiei-
toa.
The
new
total
beirwc
built
by
Oa
cHrkttanaon
in
New
Haseiton
la
being
mentioned
in
the
Vanowm
radio
breadaU
aa
a
ileal
ruble
pUee
for
tourM
to
stop
at
ixt
summer.
;
Nels
Edin
ha
retained
to
Bndake
after
reeeivlng
treatment
In
the
l
Haaelton
IIoepltaL
dreat
quanittiea
of
ahew
have
disappeared
In
the
mild
weather
ef
late.
No
snoner
waa
the
fw
gene
!
off
spats
in
the
garden
than
rhubarb
tfrd
ItiHns
were
seen
fefefog
'themelr
through
the
grdttnd.
SMITHERS..
II.
O.
Wmdt
ha
bean
appelated
,
idittriet
deputy
grand
pmldent
by;
the
National
council
of
the
Native
Bona
of
Canada.
j
'
MembeM
ot
the
Bvelyn
badmhitan
eJub
will
Invade
the
loaal.eiurtl
i
this
week
in
a
series
of
games
with
th
local
players,
fyomt
sixteen
.
players
are
expected
to
eoraa,
;
With
Ughtnlng-ltke
rapidity
that
t
not
often
met
with
in
court
Judge
(HobrtMo
dtsmiaaod
a
charxe
of
theft
laid
against
Dora
Hubcr
by
her
foster-father
P.
Hubei
Tin-
(
use
arose
out
of
disposal
of
a
1.1
in
from
the
Hubtr
farm.
Several
-witnesses
were
called
by
the
opposine
turces,
they
were
dealt
with
In
A
hurrv
and,!
at
theVondnSlon,
ill
Honor
threw'
th
issue
out
of
court.
i
J.
II.
Johnson,
brother
of
Hurry
I
Johnson
of
Smlthera,
w
one
ot
the
!
heavy
lowers
ln
the
recent
earthquake
nt
Long
Bench.
Gal.
A
handsome
reaidence.
built
by
Mr.
Johnson
at
a
cost
of
$20,000.
was
almost
completely
shaken
down.
None
of
;
the
family,
however,
were
Injured.
Darrtll
Wall,
srn
ot
Mr.
and
Mrs:
Q.
II
Wall
of
Smlthera,
mlrneuleuv
ly
ewcaped
losing
an
arm
n
few
days
ato.
While
at
wnrk
cutting
wood
with
a
power
saw
at
Seymour
Lake.
Darrell
slipped
in
sueh
a
way
that
his
forearm
came
In
contact
with
the
saw
and
ho
received
a
hasty
aush
that,
required
several
ctltchea,
to
cioso
I
By
InstrncUon
of
the
Minuter
ot
Mutes,
the
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
Oatlneza
district,
Douglas
Lay.
wlM
give
a
aerie
of
lectures
at
Barn
Lake
on
March
30
and
31.
The
subject
of
the
lectures
will
be
lude
gold
and
placer
gold
mining.
Special
reduced
rates
are
being,
ot
fared
by
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
for
the
Barter
holidays
l
Uv
teachers
and
pupils
who
prmnt
special
certificates.
Pftot
Bitty
WeliTreturned
hone
last
Tuesday
from
Qnesncl
where
he
has
been
in
two
plane
crashes
I
stnee
he
left
here
it
the
begtarnng
j
of
March.
On
both
oeeationr
both
Bboei
wrre
amashed
bat
no
Htm
'
lost
The
Canadian
Atrwmfa
Own-
pany's
Pokker
plane
from
CnrcroM
will
be
her
In
few
day
and
Mr
Weil
wHI
then
take
etnrg
af
thtt
and
resume
his
duties
a
DRINK
SPORT
CHAT
The
basketball
play
nf;
-piung
tonight
will
consist
of
.,
,
,
,s
two
gnmes.
toAl
for
the
league
champion-t,
ladies'
game
will
utait
Ui
ram
0(
with
the
intermedial'
una
uu
n.
nlor
following
In
order
"
-
The
Olympic
Dimes
o
mr,
m
to
he
held
In
Uerlln
nr.
,
,irra(iy
the
munleipal
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