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The
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Statistics,
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Hon.
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minister
of
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and
commerce,
has
published
the
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Year
Book
for
1933,
an
excellent
publication
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from
cover
to
cover
with
information
about
this
wonderful
country
in
yhich
we
live.
There
if
hardly
any
phase
of
Canadian
life,
activity
or
natural
wealth
that
is
not
dealt
vith.
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an
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of
information
about
Canada,
the
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extremely
valuable.
PRINCE
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AND
THE
MAP
In
the
beginning
of
'the
Canada
Year
Book
is
a
map
prepared
by
the
National
Development
Bureau
of
the
Department
of
the
Interior
which
shows
Prince
Rupert
prominently
and
gives
the
distance
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Yokohama
as
3S15
miles.
The
distance
from
Vancouver
to
Yokohama
is
shown
as
4280
miles,
a
difference
of
465
miles.
This
makes
it
very
clear
to
all
the
world
what
a
strategic
position
Prince
Rupert
holds
in
regard
to
world
markets.
Judging
from
indications,
it
seems
likely
that
advantage
may
be
taken
of
this
position
during
the
present
crop
year
to
ship
considerable
.grain
through
the
port
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(teener.
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the
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rlr
in
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of
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elttaena
of
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province
ien
of
the
aparian
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Brutal)
Columbia.
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tpitndtd
eb'ett
lung
of
BC
abllltj
to
compete
with
all-comers
la
afforded
in
the
utonit'jtng
leiult
obtained
In
tobacco
culture.
Spring.
Ing
from
the
ton
of
tfv.U
profrace.'
a
young
army
of
tobacco1
plant
rears
ttaelf
atronglj.
a
nc6mr
to
the
in
duafrlal
lift
of
th
proTtnct.
In
tht
Sua...
Vant.
toe
Totem
Tobacco
Plantation,
new
in
process
of
harvest-lng.
u
a
aight
to
behold,
combtlng
of
Virginia
nut-cured
tobacco.
It
la
piwjotmced
the
beat
in
Canada
by
no
othef
authority
tttan
rnpWttr
Mae.
Rat
of
tht
rxpertmenui
Farm.
Tobacco
Dlttston,
Ottawa.
Totem
Tobacco
it
a
bljh-graf
product;
eiperfje
Mended
A
trial
of
thU
BrlUah
OoJunbi.
product
will
ooOTtnc
toe
meet
eonflrined
Ut'pui
that
It
equU,
if
act
etceh.
a)
:nTg
from
eastern
tobacco-grtwlEg
areae.
Tbbacco
protruefng
ti
100v.
labor.
To
gltt
thla
local
product
a
fair
trial
la
to
make
a
direct
contribution
to
tht
economic
welfare-
of
th
province".-Totem
tobacco
wrapper
hart
a
caih
value,
redeemable
in
any
quantity
at
6M
How
tueet
Vanceuter.
B.C.
The
Letter
Box
AS
UNEMPLOYED
VIEW
Editor.
Dally
News:
The
attitude
of
the
unemployed
towards
the
recent
order
to
work
for
their
relief
wlU
inavoldably
give
rise
to
criticism
from
those
more
fortunately
fHuated.
May
I
state
my
case
wrrfcto
is
probably
typical
of
many
nserapeoyed?
Wage
I
have
earned
during
the
past
two
years
have
served
to
relieve
me
from
relief
for
brief
periods.
It
has
been
Impossible
to
make
adequate
proration
far
elothlng.
I
am
now
redeed
to
my
final
suK
of
mv
J
Orwear.
have
bo
seeks,
one
pair
of
boat
gwhag
nonce
and
my
wonting
dotfcec
wS
flatter
tn
rags
in
the
first
atrtaiiai
gaie.
Oa
ftrrt
heartec
resMrs
that
the
)oamet
wav
sweMtocark
1
i
was
Wf-fypyca.
f
ismcnMe
a
Bttios
kA
bee
to
be
afforded
the
chanee
to
eavstte
mjftiS
agatect
the
mm
Inr
Wer
and
I
wtwld
weteome
aaef
nl
exercise
and
tfee
aeeomsany-big
fall
rattans
which
one
might
rlghifally
expect.
It
was
hardly
believable
that
labor
would
be
demanded
without
equipping
the
laborer
We
always
filled
our
horses
bellies
on
the"pfaWe
before
we
worked
thero.
Is
it
unreasonable
I
am
loathe
to
!
riak
my
remaining
garments?
Or
should
the
chance
of
spending
three
years
on
Doukhobor
Island
be
accepted
as
possibly
the
best
way
out
of
the
difficult
times
ahead?
Reasonable
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
should
mark
well
this
clumsy
move
of
the
government.
Exasperated
as
the
unemployed
are
by
their
privations
and
deprivations
in
the
midst
of
plenty
the
time
Is
hardly
opportune
for
arbitrary
and
ill-considered
dictations
from
officials.
The
stand
I
am
taking
has
nothing
to
do
with
my
willingness
to
earn
m9
bread.
I
ahallenee
him
who
would
challenge
this
to
otter
any-!
thing
that
wW
turn
a
few
dollars
in
my
direction.
J.
O.
.ffwwTMjim-itTiTwwT""
canaPaanarj
BORDEN
ST.
i
fS
WINNER
...
.
Booth.
Loser
In
Cloely
Contested
Match
Saturday
Afternoon1
r
r-
'
The
Junior
Football
League
started
anotheV
season's
activities
on
Saturday
.last
j'h?n
Borden
Street
School
won
from'
Booth
Memorial
far
a
eloseryicontested
game
by
one
goal
fa
nil.
Both
team
liad
changes
from
last
year.
Borden
hiring
four
hew
players
and
Booth
rrlne
Play
was
even
with
Husoy
d
m
gerous
for
Booth.
Dybhavn
cleared
Monkley
was
nearly
through
but
Kraa.se
saved
iplehdMly
Buoth
forced
three
comers
but
they
wrre
cleared.
Cameron
was
through
but
shot
straight
at
Postok
when
h
should
have
scored.
Bremnr
tried
to
clear
a
harmless
shot
but
turned
It
past
his
goalkeeper
to
civ
Borden
the
lead.
Play
became
taster
but
no
goals
came.
Booth
now
had
the
lend
and
pressed
more
steadily
but
Borden
nade
dangerous
break-awayx
pos
tok
cleared
well
from
Husoy
and
Cameron
missed
the
ball
when
he
had
an
open
goal
Monktey
wa
nearly
through.
.
Dybhavn
played
veil
and
O'Neill
and
Man
defended
uccesjfully.
Currje
and
Barton
made
headway
but
Eastman
was
af&
Postok
was
called
on
twice
In
succession
but
managed
to
keep
his
toal
dear
and
Borden
won
a
hardly
i
xmtarted
game
by
'one
goal
to
nil.j
Borden
Postok.
WUHscroft.1
dybhavn:
QUSl.
Mah.
OuHck;
,
Vlonkley,
D.
Houston.
Ormiston.
Barton.
Currl:
''
I
Booth
Krause:
Bremner.
East-'
nan;
Clausen.
J.
Ritchie.
Dennis:
,
4osoy;
McKay,
Cameron.
Berner.'
HaimsrB33U3iiaxsjztMaiZaraCTi3
Monday,
Beptemr;
u.
1J?1
iviun
s
to
lvimvuy
as
finest
.
I
News
and
1
Ikf
Views
T
or
at
Sport
aft
NOT
CONSERVATIVE
CANDIDATE
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
notice
that
in
your
issue
of
September
3
you
state
that
I
am
contesting
the
forthcoming
election
as
a
Conservative
candidate.
I
wish
io
inform
you
that
you
have
been
either
misinformed
or
misunderstand
the
Issue
as
far
as
I
am
concerned,
in
the
approaching
contest.
It
Is
a
fact,
that
two
years
ago
I
was
nomlriated
as
the
Conservative
candidate
In
Skeena
riding.
Since
then,
the
executive
of
the
B'.
6.
Conservative
Association
decided
that
the
Conservatives
of
B.
C.
would
not,
as
an
organization,
take
any
part
as
a
body
In
the
forthcoming
election.
I
was
therefore,
automatically
released
as
the
Conservative
candidate
and
am
now
at
liberty,
If
I
decide,
to
enter
the
contest,
to
support
those
principles
which
I
consider
will
be
In
the
best
interests
of
the
provinces
In'
general
and
the
Skeena
riding
in
particular.
R
.
C.
BAMFORD.
Smltheri,
B.C.
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m
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pally
Nsws.
MkeeUd.
J.
N.
Kelly
referee
and
R.
Shrub
aH
and
J.
Clarke
were
linesmen.
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Exhibition
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Tiger
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vs.
Jack
bempsey
4
2-Mlriiite
Rounds
Dan
Parent
va.
Rufin
MrrvimM
4
2-Mlnute
Rounds
Johnny
McLeod
vs.
D.
Gomez
8
2-Mlnute
Rounds
H.
Knaple
vs.
Frahk
Obmez'
10
3-Mlnute
Round's
Winner
tak
all'
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BagShayf
Admhklorf
Reserved
seats
$1
25.
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tow.bal.
cony
other
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M
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had
defaulted
in
thf
tinal
set
Mli
Ja
"b
took
the
firs:
set.
8-.
ioat
the
second.
3-8.
and
was
winnln
i
the
th.rd
3-0.
when
Mrs
Moody
retired.
LOCAL
BALL
TEAM
LOST
FIRST
GAME
Th
Prince
Rupert
all
-star
tenter
baseball
team,
which
Is
alSmHtbtrs
for
a
atrlta
of
two
games
with
a
select
team
from
the
Bnlklay
Valley
Baseball
League,
tost
the
first
game
on
ganday
by
a
score
of
three
to
4
nothing.
The
second
game
la
to
be
played
today
and
the
local
team
is
due
home
on
Tuesday
night's
train.
Ireland
has
had
national
athletic
ames
far
200
years.
WINNOOKA
WON
RACE
Five
Thousand
Dollars
Was
Stake
In
Match
llorte
Sprint
at
Seattle
I
On
Saturday
Afternoon
H
8
RATTLE.
Sept.
18:
CP)-Wln-nookst
defeated
Onrush
by
four
taHrtb
ta
a
twee
natch
horse
race
here
Saturday.
Running
in
a
sea
of
mud.
the
Australian
never
threatened.
The
time
for
the
stx
furlongs
waa
1.14
snmutea.
Babe
Rash
hakta
the
record
for
moat
bases
on
balk.
He
has
walked
urer
1800
itae.
'BABE
ROTH
!
KITS
HEAVY
llaiiibino
.Made
Two
llsroe
ftrfrt
,
Yfiterday's
(.arhrj
NRW
YORK.
Sept
it;
Babe
Hull)
felt
a
home
rim
fcamie
ot
Burma
y.
oci.i
here,
the
YanMes
w.i.
id'
of
the
twla
bUJ
cirverand
Indians.
1
lie
Waarunsjlon
Sena'
i
the
Araerttan
Leutu.
York
Oiartta.
in
the
Na:
thf
games
they
pi.,,
7.og.nd
The
Senator-
ea-rt
the
Mcond
place
Yllk
i
y
..
:f
'
tad
a
half
(tinea
whAe
if-...'
;
j
Olanla
ovar
wt?
PltUburK
utei
)
la
nine
game.
i
Week-end
Big
League
,
.
.
vr;i
us
follows:
'
1
SATURDAY
GAMES
American
Lracne
I
fit
Louis
0-8.
Phliadrlpi
....
t,
Detroit
4-1,
Washlngt.,!
f
National
Uatue
Brooklyn
13
8t
Lorn
1
Boaton
8-0.
Pltuburn
4
;
PhltaOIprna
3-1.
Ctnciiv
21
New
York
2-8.
Chtcagn
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i
SUNDAY
fiAMr.8
Arnrriran
Leatue
Oietelatid
21.
NW
V
I
Detrott
i.
Waahingtoii
National
Lraiae
New
York
4.
St
Loui
!
DrMton
2-0.
Ctnrinn
.
,4
Brooklyn
5-5.
Chicag
6
'
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
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fill
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New
York
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SURPRISE
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Hot
Utlnj
up
the
jeft-overr
a
teat
meant
of
economltinj
on
the
food
budjet.
Her
i
.
recipe
for
a
truly
delectable
left-over
dish,
ctty
to
prepare
and
very
economical.
Coils
about
10e
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iervinf-50e6r
k
family
ol
five.
Cut
slices,
of
cold
meat
1
inch
thick,
then
mis
2
level
(tiipooni
Ulman.
I
Mujtard
4
,pbon
olive
oil,
2
teaipooni
virtejir,
cayenne
to
lle.
5core
tht
meat
slices
and
spread
the
mUture
in
the
incision.
Broil
oyer
a
hot
fire.
Place
on
heated
platter
and
season
with
salt'
pepper
and
butter.
Serve
it
very
hot.
Delieiousl
Surprise
Grill
will
be
a
credit
to
your
cookjn9
Jnehulfy'
the
kind
of
dish
your
family
will
aik
you
to
prepare
again
and
sjalni
Hut-In
the
Interest
of
fine
flavour
and
real
success
don'l
for3fihe
2
teaspoons
of
Colman't
Mustard.
maits
D.S.K
Mu$tard
A
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DIGESTION