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Wednesday.
Nov.
29,
1933
TUB
C.
N.
It.
EXCURSION
In
view
of
the
excursion
from
interior
points
to
Prince
Rupert
next
week
local
merchants
are
making
special
preparations
to
cater
to
the
visitors
at
that
time.
It
is
hoped
that
as
many
as
possible
of
the
residents
of
the
various
points
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
George
will
take
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
come
to
the
coast.
We
also
suggest
that
local
people
provide
suitable
decorations
for
the
occasion
for
their
store
windows.
It
being
the
first
time
as
excursion
of
this
kind
has
been
run,
it
is
very
desirable
that
a
good
impression
be
made
and
that
the
railway
com-jmny
be
encouraged
to
repeat
the
experiment.
IS
IT
GOOD
BUSINESS?
The
city
of
Ketchikan
was
at
one
time
keen
to
have
a
local
radio
station
and
eventually,
this
was
secured.
Now
ttie
merchants
are
doubtful
as
to
its
benefit
to
the
community.
Every
evening
the
radio
in
that
city
advertises
a
big
Seattle
mail
order
firm
and
urges
the
people
there
to
shop
by
mail.
This
is
hardly
good
for
the
city
and
is
not
very
encouraging
to
other
cities
that
would
like
to
secure
broadcasting
stations.
FORD
ECONOMY
TEST
RUN
A
continuous
10.000
mile
run
of
a
Ford
V8
was
completed
In
Winnipeg
on
Tuesday.
October
17,
and
a
large
enthusiastic
crowd
which
had
followed
the
performance
of
the
ear
assembled
to
welcome
It
at
the
Legislative
BuHding.
,-
When
the
results
of
the
test
were
made
public
the
lirst
reaWton
was
one
of
amazement
that
an
8-cyllnder
automobile
could
operate
so
economically;
the
second
reaction
one
of
enthusiasm
that
such
a
feat
,
ws
possible.
The
test
car
was
en
the
road
continuously
front
October
4th
to
:
October
17th.
travelling,
under
aU
kinds
of
conditions
both
road
,
and
weather.
'
The
route
travelled
was
from
Winnipeg
to
York
ten.
via
Dauphin,
'
returning
to
Winnipeg
via
Brandon.
Beiseevain.
Morten
ami
Carman.
r
The
total
mileage
for
the
round
trip
wee
774
mBes,
and
route
wis
cevfed
thirteen
times.
The
object
of
the
test
was
to
prove
how
economically
the
high-powered,
speedy
etght-eyttnder
standard
Pent
ear
ooM
beoeeraed,
and
the
final
results
shown
below
are
most
gratifying
and
satisfactory,
not
only
to
the
sponsors
of
ttoe
test,
but
to
all
purchasers
and
proeeettve
purchasers
of
a
truly
modern
automobile.
The
ear
used
was
not
a
new
unit,
but
had
already
travelled
over
11.000
miles
before
the
lest
was
made
and
was
standard
in
every
way,
no
special
equipment
of
any
kind
being
used.
Twenty-five
different
drivers,
under
the
jurisdiction
of
a
checker
from
the
Contest
Board
of
the
Manitoba
Motor
League,
piloted
the
car
through
the
most
diversified
road
and
weather
conditions
that
could
possibly
be
experienced.
A
lot
oX
the
territory
covered
was
very
hilly,
practically
all
of
it
being
over
loosely
gravelled
roads,
which
are
not
conducive
to
the
most
economical
operation.
The
drivers
experienced
rain,
fog
and
snow,
and
unfortunately,
for
by
far
the
greater
period
of
the
test,
strong
head
winds
were
encountered.
On
two
particular
days
these
winds
could
be
classed
as
gales.
Temperatures
ranged
from
70
degrees
above
zero
to
six
degrees
,
below
freezing,
and
during
the
whole
test
only
one
day
could
really
be
tefcned
a
favorable
one
for
an
economy
test
run.
In
spite
of
these
factors
the
figures
are
amaslng.
and
several
complete
runs
were
made
where
gasoline
mileage
bettered
36
miles
to
the
gallon.
The
following
are
the
final
results
and
details
in
regard
to
the
run.
and
pek
for
themselves:
Number
of
day
rui)r-.13.
Total
mlfca-10.0:00.
OaDons
of
gasoline
used
436
MUe
per
gallon
gasoline
22.90.
Oil
need
(exclusive
of
oil
changes
made
every
100
mttesi
3
qts.,
1
pt.
Total
elapsed
time
of
run
305
noun.
1
mrmite.
Time
required
for
changing
drivers,
meals,
refuelling,
etc
33
neusa,
-3ft
minutes.
Net
running
time
371
hours,
32
minutes.
Net
avenue
speed
36.83
miles
per
hour.
No
mechanical
repairs
were
made.
One
battery
was
changed.
Tires
were
chanied
on
seven
trips
duetto
nail
punctures.
We
do
not
believe
Abere
U
a
standard
site
automobile
being
built
today
that
would
-give
anything
like
the
above
results
UBder
Um
same
conditions,
and
we
are
very
proud
to
be
able
to
pass
the
facts
along
to
you.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PhoneJ57.
ELKS
DROP
TO
CELLAR
-
-
-
-
.
i
Were
Ihtitlvly
Defeated
by
'LIh
j
Last
Night
in
Billiard
League
Fixture
Elks
dropped
Into
the
cellar
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League
'standing
last
nluht
on
being
defeated
by
Canadian
Legion
by
un
aggregate
score
of
1167
to
OGJ
in
a
regular
league
fixture,
individual'
scores
of
which
were
as
follows:
G.
P.
Tinker
(Canadian
Legion.
200;
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks).
195.
Alex
Murray,
200;
William
Stuart,
113.
Charles
Baptlc,
200;
John
Saunders,
131.
Alex
Harvey.
200;
Jdhn
Bulfe'r.
142.
C.
L.
Youngman,
167:
Harry
Men-zie.
300.
M.
M.
Lamb.
200;
J.
Doherty.
177.
Towiitrrtm-V
Line-Up
The
line-up
for
tomorrow
night's
fixture
Is
announced
as
follows:
M.
E.
Young
(Empress)
vs.
Don
Brown
(Grotto).
A.
Donald
vs.
Earl
TJatt.
W.
E.
WiMscroft
vs.
Oeorge
Howe.
Frank
Aldridge
vs.
John
May.
Pete
Prltehard
vs.
Bert
Morgan.
J.
Sutherland
vs.
W.
E.
Hutson.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows;
Grotto
Empress
Can.
Legion
Elks
O.
3
3
A
A
Ttl.
Ave.
3.387
1.129
3.386
1.120
4.180
1.045
4.092
1.023
CRIBBAGE
STANOLNG
The
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
standing
to
date
U
as
fellows:
O.
P.
Canadian
Legion
6
92
Oddfellows
91
Grotto
..
6
85
Musketeers
6
80
Empress
S
77
Moose
....
7
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
6
74
Hka
.T.
i.
8
73
Hockey
Scores
New
York
Americans
3,
Toronto
Ottawa
1.
Boston
2.
Montreal
4.
Canadlens
1.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P
Canadlens
S
0
4
16
14
10
Toronto
-
4
1
1
22
10
9
Montreal
3
2
2
11
10
8
Americans
1
3
3
14
22
5
Ottawa
2
0
7
14
19
4
American
Dlvlslen
Chisago
5
1
-2
11
9
11
Detroit
5
0
3
22
19
18
Boston
4
0
4
17
16
8
Rangers
1
1
4
7
12
3
Billiard
Averages
o.
Ttl.
Ave.
F.
Aldridge
(Emp)
3
600
200
C.
BapUe
(CLl
4
800
200
D.
Brown
(O)
3
600
200
Roy
Fong
iE
1
200
200
SD.
Macdoald
(Ot
1
200
200
W.
Wllllscroft
(Emp)
1
200
200
J.
Sutherland
(Emp)
3
589
196
O.
Howe
(Ol
2
387
194
J.
May
(G)
3
580
193
O.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
...
4
763
191
P.
Prttehard
Emp
3
572
191
C.
P.
Balagno
Elks)
4
761
190
A.
Donald
(Emp)
3
555
185
W.
E.
Huteon
(O)
J
550
183
E.
Batt
G)
3
540
180
J.
Bulger
1
Elks)
4
716
179
J.
Doherty
9ks)
2
355
178
B.
Morgan
O)
3
530
177
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
4
699
175
M.
M.
Umb
(CD
.
2
346
173
iW.
Ranee
(CLi
1
172
172
C.
Youngman
(CD
4
681
170
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
4
678
170
M
E.
Young
(Emp)
3
504
163
V
Menzle
(Elks)
1
ICS
168
L.
Raabe
(Emp.)
..
1
161
166
A.
Murray
(CD
4
651
163
A.
Harvey
(CD
3
466
155
A.
Beale
(Emp)
2
305
153,
W
Lamble
(Elks)
2
287
144
j
H.
Menzle
Elks)
3
428
143
SCOTLAND
AND
AUSTRIA
I'LAY
DRAW
IN
SOCCER
aLASOOW,
Scotland,
Nov.
29:
(CP)
Scotland
and
Austria
played
to
a
two-all
tie
in
international
soecep
match
tBdajN
before-62,000
spectators.
vTHBmDAILY
news
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13
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lnritl
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Campai
ol
Cm4.
UaM
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
4-
People
everywhere
are
con-
sMertnc
the
question
of
Christ-
mas
presents.
One
of
the
mast
welcome
presents
a
former
Prince
Rupert
resident
could
get
would
be
a
subscription
to
the
Daily
News
In
order
to
co-operate
with
our
readers
who
wish
to
keep
alive
In
the
minds
of
their
friends
the
activities
of
the
people
of
the
Prince
Rupert
district,
we
are
making
a
ape-
ctal
half-rate
for
people
living
outside
the
district.
U
sent
by
a
person
w
ho
is
already
a
sub-
seriber
to
the
paper.
Send
in
$1.50
with
the
name
t(
the
person
to
whom
you
wish
to
donate
the
patter
and
we
4
4
see
that
they
get
it
by
mail
for
4
4
one
year.
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4
4
4444444444
Sport
Letter
Box
CANNOT
FIGHT
NOW
Sporting
Editor.
Dally
News:
I
am
willing
to
box
Frank
Oomec
but.
as
I
am
working
every
day
and
vrW
not
have
any
time
to
train
until
next
spring,
I
will
be
glad
to
meet
htm
in
the.
ring
then.
DAN
PARENT.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
November
30
-Empress
vs.
Grotto.
December
7-
Canadian
Legion
vs
Empress.
December
12--Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto,
December
19-
Elks
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
December
21
Empress
vs
O
rot
to
GRIBBAGE
December
4
Canadian
Legion
vs
Empress;
Moose
vs.
Elks;
Musketeers
vs
P
R
Hotel;
Or
otto
vs
Oddfellows
BASKETBALL
Nov.
30-
Orotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
Cardinals
vs
Comets;
Warriors
vs
High
School;
Scouts
vs
Flashes.
BRIDGE
November
30
Grotto
vs.
Cold
Storage:
Swift
w
I.O.O.F.
December
7
Orotto
vs
I.O.OT.:
Swift
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
JL3ni
Taxidermist
'
British-Israel
Society
Meeting
I.
II.
Limey
Explain
Some
Ucaum
Why
Anf.lo-Saen
People
Are
i
Descendants
of
Urael
1
P.
H.
Lbuey
was
an
interesting
speaker
at
a
meetpg
of
the
fecal
British-Israel
Society
on
Monday1
night,
his
subject
being
Some
Rea-'
sons
Why
the
Anglo-Saxon
people,
are
the
Descendants
of
Israel"
J.,
D
Allen,
president
of
the
Society,
was
in
the
chair
and
there
were
about
thirty-five
persons
present
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
Witt;
temperature.
M;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
asum:
barometer.
30.02;
temperature.
4J;
TrkpJe
Island-Cloudy
with
showers,
strong
westerly
wind;
sea'
rough.
TertBee
Raining,
south
wind.
St.
A
tyaaah
Cloudy,
south
uttod.
It,
Auyox-
Raining,
calm.
44.
Stewart
Raining,
south
wind,
mild.
CONDITION
UNCIIAN(ir.l)
MONTREAL.
MtV
30
(Canadian
Press)
The
condition
of
Sir
Arthur
Cwrkt.
errUnUy
111
with
meumonla
and
Uoekaae
of
a
wain
blood
vassal,
wes
announced
aat
ntsjht
to
be
unchanged
and
-till
critical
s.
u.
s.
-1
une
in
1
opics
HIGH
LIGHTS
MONDAY.
NOV.
27
0:00
Philadelphia
Symphony
Orchestra.
KOIK.
7:00
Contented
Hour,
KOMO.
8:00
Musical
Cftvataade.
CFCN.
8
30
Stars
of
the
.West.
KOMO.
9:16-
Oerroan
Band.
CFCN.
TUESDAY.
NOV.
28
6:30--Nino
Martini
(Tenor).
CFCN.
7:09
Lives
at
Stake.
KOMO.
7:39
Maurice
Meertt's
Orchestra,
CFCN.
8:15
-Memory
Une.
KOMO.
9:15-
Yodellng
Cowboy.
CFCN.
WEDNESDAY,
NOV.
2
0:00-
One
Hour
Wfth
You.
CFCN.
6
30
John
McCormick,
KOMO.
8:00
Opera
Of
the
Air
'Madame
nutterfryn
KNJC.
9:00
Memory
Box.
KOMO.
or
Cowboy,
CFCN.
and
RenieniberWe
offer
you
a
aiMUrn,
efficient
and
reliable
RatlUi
Krrvke
Superior
Radio
Service
I'hone
Blue
310;
33G
2nd,
Are.
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UCTION!
.and
Poker
Hands,
too!
All
packages
now
con
thin
more
tobacco.
1
It
fays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
CIGAUKTTE
TOUACCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
CHRISTMAS
restafsYsnnaaatua
Karjcest
AtuMirt-mcnt
of
Fine
Christina
Cards
now
on
display
oinitarsiratamraiaa
Wc
have
an
extensive
tange
of
CanasUan
Croa
(i
Cards
Thia
year's
low
prin-
;.a:
you
to
rwiwmber
evt
i
v
i
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ypur
frieiMte
wur
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fleenkc.
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and
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u
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and
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tic"Ickof
thlm
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Country
cIokw
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canse
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for
TovUud
and
ltmkUnil.
Walrh
for
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in
tlil
paper
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We
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int
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CK
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to
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in
t
onrr
our
prices
in
these
arttrles
cannot
be
beaten
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located
i
a
fur
prnm
I
lOklral
plure
for
you
u
ship
for
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reluti.
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Alberta's
Host
Stove
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Jack
and
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per
load
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per
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