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DAILY
EDITION
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
COMMENT
ON
PATTULLO'S
ADDHESS
the
forces
o
production
and
dla-
MmxA
bring
aodut
chaos
and
dntnplWni.
The
dVeciloh
of
enterprise
must
be
subordinated
to
a
national
advisory
board
of
experts!
selected
f
lorn
the
beat
man
of
the
different
branaftej
ot
prcueflon,
exchange
an
dup(
nomiC
enrtbilkms.
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Monday.
April
24,
1933
tftjiftbite
sriuAf
ioS
According
to
a
despatch
received
from
Vancouver,
th&
members
of
the
Conservative
executive
cannot'
agree
orr1
the
.jd5tibii
df
(?adei-sfii
so
tliey
htfi!
tlirtrtfh
ify
their1
hands,
so
far
as
the
coming
election
is
concerned;
The
Hae
anntfunee'd
that
Conservatives
may
nominate
either
tmfdh
or
Conservative
dnndiHates.
This
lines
Mr.
Bowser
up
definitely
with
the
Conserva
th'e
party
for
Conservatives
are
ihstriict&f
to
siipporf?
either
union
dr
Conservative
candidates.
The
union
caitse
in
Vancouver
has
received
a
serioujT
blow
because
of
the
dropping
of
the
morning
paper
by
It.
B.
Thompson,
chief
lieutenant
of
Mr.
Bowser,
who
took
il!
dVer
for
a'
short
time
with
the
idea
of
operating
it
in
sup-pdrt
of
the
Bowser-Conservative
party.
He
did
not
like
paying'
the
deficit
each
week
so
again
Vancouver
is
without
a
morning
paper
arid
the
Bowser
group
is
without
a
rieWp&per1.
The
fact
that
he
could
not
get
advertising
foi
HTsjiapr
from
Vancouver
merchants
did
ndt
seem
to
indicate
that
the
Vancouver
merchants
were
very
enthusiastic
for
the
cause
he
was
espousing.
br.Tolmie
is
being
deserted
by
a
number
of
his
former"
supporters
and
is
left
without
a
central
organization.
Mr.
Bowser
s
cause
has
flopped
of
late.
T.
D.
Pattullo
says
his
gjtfer'nrrient
when
it
is
formed,
will
represent
all
provincial
interests,
or
in
other
words,
it
w3
be
a
onion
government.
In
addition
tore
are
erera!
xrinor
frodps
putting
up
candidate?.
PajnfcKr
5wr
the
tan
tibe
cfertioa
is
held
th
sjtnaBon
wiB
I
dariEM
and
voter
htD
be
in
a
better
position
to
Know
"rte.4.
1h
Au.
Just
now
it
mam
a
if
PattoDo
is
the
only
mam
cafiattf
uf
tMvfo
prtm.
akua-tion
effectmihf-
government
i
calf
eutents
to
adjust
ftrtmV
econorhte
rdatlOm.
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...
i
The
nxt
tmpcrtent
ptenk'
Is
the
Hdltor,
Dally
News
'one
to
adjifett
the
rtte
of
hntereit
dri
I
wMlel
Nk
to
comment
briefly
mcmey
in
keepteg
wtih
the
preaent
eh
tHe
dagSUri
ma
by
T.
D.
cdhUon
so
ds
to
engble
the
Ux-PitldKo
tit
rttjluM
to
the
ereatWn'
jMJfers
til
cany
on.
This
Is
a
rety
6f
ait'eceoni
eomctl
In
B.
C.
The
ltirtflrH
meastire
as
it
U
utterly
ltne
Has
rtWrt
hen
the
direction
iwtwiitWe
fbr
the
pttiWe
to
meet
ot
the
rrtato
MdtHiries
of
tbt
coite-
th!
e'xeesalTe
rat
of
lritetest
of
try
irMiM
enjHy
with
the
necesal-
and
T.
m
of
nattMttf
economy
aM
not
be
Mr
Pittullo
pled
his
admlnls-tft
to
the
absolute
discretion
of
the
'
trtrrnn
to
inemtie1
trie'
eredit
of
lndlvldaal.
the1
nation
to
prtrMde1
work
at
4
Tfie
present
atrusjgle
Is'
bMvNfen
f,r
Thti
sfiMld
meet
th'e
en-extrlme
liittfiitei
or
free
com-
df
a
pttltlon.
on
one
hand,
and
tolldar-
my
lhl"?
ln,t
ot
prilWoU
ofl
the
otherr?he
brk
ol
vlnem-
laW
df
(SMfrattfin
between
all
P7m
ana
reavore
normal
eco-
OliSEnVER.
FEErtl.Nfi
TllK
HDNttliV
Sdttot.
Daily
Newt;
Ao
itujident
occnrreVi
on
the
nea.
so
as
to
avoid
ibuMs
.
KOod
ship
Prince
John
recently
that
tton.
nt-eonstdtml
nlanntnc.
'.
I
think
should
nme
before
the
speculation
at
put'le
expense
and
public.
There
were
a
lot
of
passen-wske.
gers
on
the
btat
travelling
steerage
Mr.
Editor,
we
mast
realise
that
to
Vancouver
and
most,
of
them
did
the
fundamental
wrong
is
excessive
not
have
th
Prlc
of
meal,
individualism
and
lack
of
eo-oparti-
f
R
Morgan,
tHe
,ell
ktiown
log-tUih-
glrig
and
mill
operator,
travelling
A
new
social
organization
Is
nec-
st
the
same
time
and
hearing
of
essary
to
meet
the
new
situation
tntlf
plight,
Jsked
the
stewaVd
to
The
ireatlon
of
a
national
counc'l
rhtd
out
ho
many
were
Unable
to
it
economy
la
merely
ons
of
the
PX
tot
their
meaHt,
saving
that
he
necessary
steps
towards
the
jtew
nd
to
mifce
sure"
rio
one
should
'
iio
hungry
While
he
was
on
the
ship.
iTtte
riten
were
fed
and
both
they
XIJULDK
ISnfl
Mr.
Morgan
enjbyed
Vhem
;
o
"rrv
iitone
51
vc
Deliver
SPEfil'AES"
IN
FltESIl'
FIII
Rd
Cod
Fillets,
per
lb
10c
iriiiBtlt
nUto,
per
ib
l(
mimjt,
snceu
per
ib.
9C
rfd
SpAhK
aitmdn,
per
lb.
15c
Wnrt
spring
Ssinon,
per
lb.
V
Crabs,
each
fsi
Smoked
Fish
a
Specially
I'll
oiie
831
Second
Street
ISLANDEli.
J.
Moran,
representative
of
a
Frwich
mftimr
company,
which
has
been
aeUve
in
the
Atlln
dlk-ftet
fbf
ejbm
yed,r,
was1
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norali
this
morrlng
going
north
to
make
resdy
for1
another
active
season's
operation
Advertise
tn
the
Dally
Newtf.
till
wok
mm
VttUih'r
rilrls
and
Roys
Victorious
in
iftlketball
at
Terrace
.
TERRACE
April
24:
The
Srnl-thers
High
School
girls
displayed
SGpYfoftlTWrtftft
defeat
trie
Terrace
group
10-7
in
the
inter-school
bas-ketlJail
gabies
here
last
Friday
night.
Hay
was
vefy
close
at
alt
time
trft
store
ai
Half
time
being-4-3.
TH
the
W$ys
game.
SmltHers
again
triumphed
20-22.
Terrace
hud
a
decided
edge
in
the
first
half
artd
at
one
time
led
10
to
2
The
Smithti.--boys
could
not
adjust
themselves
to
t&
strange
hall
until
Wrll
on
in
tfttsNfcttd
half
When
S.
MrLeod
nil
leu1
m
seven
points
With
not
a
tullv
f
fbrrt
the
toeat
group.
ItfcflWdtJw!
scores
were:
dlrU
dame
m!ttters-M.
Maclhtyre
5.
Mo'nlft
2.
It
no.
(Jlraud
4V
D.
datpenter
2).
McIIaffey.
Hether-httri-tdtal.
lb.
TeVrBte
M.
McLaren.
Mlchlel
2
MWfre
5.
P.
MAeLaren
Glass
Orelg.
Kenney
tetel.
7.
Boys
tiame
Snlirs
Foster
3.
Bamford
4
McLebd
a,
OWttt
2K
Evans
,
Carpenter
2.
Kerr
2.-
26
'
Terrace
F.
Thomas
ill
Mlehle!
Medohttell
2.
Lyons
-8
Tho-ms.
Nh
32.
!
Spdrt
Letter
Box
FldltTElt
OFFEltS
Sorting
atttor.
Dairy
Newa:
SRttiag
been
duly
lnionaed
that
iaf
Athleue
AHaetatioa
of
yoor
cKy
4b
sttM
Stae
a
good
l
ii
nan
eaM.
I
4sk
to
oeter
asy
ssrvkes
in
fw-nShlot
a
good
fighter
that
I
know
mm
dssw
esnaaoerable
atttmctioB
to
Xtte
fight
fans
ot
that
city
I
have
In
aiy
taanageaaent
Bridle
Omangco.
frcah
from
the
Philippines
and
leading
contender
for
the
bantamweight
crown
in
the
Orient,
watte
in
the
States
he
had
three
flghu.
The
boys
he
fought
are
some
f
the
beat
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
The
indodc
fftM
McMillan.
Irian
Micky
QUI
and
Abble
Israel.
We
will
challenge
anybody
between
bantam
and
featherweight
divisions.
Kindly
Inform
me
tf
you
could
uM
a
fighter
lth
such
records
In
your
coming
boxing
card.
We
will
then
furnish
you
with
all
the
records
and
necessary
clippings.
JOHN
M
CASTILLO.
Ketchikan.
Alaska
Manager.
targe
Crowd
at
Cinderella
Dance
Of
Labor
League
There
was
a
la
rse
attendance
u'
the
Saturday
night
Cinder
n
.
dante
of
the
Canadian
Labor
Dr
fence
League
In
the
Hall
in
the
Ex
ehanae
Bioek,
a
very
enjoyablt
time
being
spent
by
all.
Muxtr
was
furnished
by
a
native
orchestra
and
A.
liushwood
was
master
of
Hotel
Arrivals
Prince
Kupert
W.
Lalng.
Victoria:
E.
Jackson.
O
W
JlamWlng.
W.
Webster.
Mr.
ann.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brown
and
H.
Chrls-tppher,
Vancouver;
Miss
11.
W
Duncan.
Miss
Margaret
E.
Stevens
3rd
Miss
Hannah
Nicholson,
Port
abnpsoit;
D.
Druntmond.
Itetno;
A
!.
Lawson.
Balmoral
Cannery;
J.
P
McMillan,
Claxton;
D.
Crttehley.
Inverness;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
11
Ojird.
Carrlar
Oanrery;
Mrs.
M.
E.
Iljppiiley.
f.
E.
Brooks
ano
J.
8
Brooks,
Terrace;
Mrs.
A.
II.
PetK-iris
and
son
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Divls.
Port
Esslrwton,
Central'
J
P
6'Cibrmirt
ahd'
J".
6.
King
crly.
Royal
r
Dsgti.
Efxste1;
M.
Llnstad
and
J.
B.
Miller,
city;
RSTy
Ubo,
C.
N.B.;
M.
J.
F.
Olrrard,
North
Vari-eoutVr;
6.
P.
Ttlrh.
Varteonver.
Savoy
Wlllhtm
II.
Hansen.
Jap,
mWtV
A.
Gregory.
Vanarsdol:
vhlllam
Jones,
Port
Esslngton.
A
Ntw
Vogue
lv'J
a
m
field.
?randd
i
William
Wr
klnq.
Intinduft
u!
Ur-
y
Jt-,'er
of
ti.e
late
(
:iowin?-gum
tli''
ba.ioanna
vogue
in
riding
ccatume.
Baseball
Scores
i
Canadian
Press
SUNDAY'S
O:MI3
American
League
CleveJsiMl
t;
CMcsgo
4.
St.
Loute
0.
Detroit
X
Philadelphia
5.
Boston
7.
New
York
4.
Washington
ft.
National
League
Boston
2.
BraDklyn
1.
Philadelphia
i.
New
Vark
S.
Chicago
3.
Cincinnati
4.
Pittsburg
4-.
St.
Loads
e-j.
SATUUDAVS
f.tMKS
American
League
St
Louis
1.
Detroit
ft.
New
York
2.
Boston
1.
Washington
IS.
PhiladelnMa
9.
Cleveland
I.
Chicago
3.
'
National
League
Cincinnati
5.
Pittsburg
g.
Chlrato
0
St.
Loul
1.
Philadelphia
7.
Brooklyn
6.
Boston
7
New
York
3.
M
MODERN
RADIO
SETS
Examine
a
new
model
radio
and
thn
look
at
your
old
set.
Yours
can
have
all
these
new
improvements
also
Modernisms..
"Wtth
the
new
type
tibes,
speakers,
tons'
or
volume
controls
will
give
you
tlfee.
We
have
thp
equipment
mntorkl
unH
exnerence
to
this
at
reajtonable
rates.
For
Information
phone
Blue
320
LOOK
FOR
THE
TOWER
Superior
do
I7W
Radio
Service
.130
Second
Avenue
Phorte
Blue
320
Y.
O.
Itox
132
A.
O.
BAItTLETT
C.
II.
INBULANDEIi
1
SPORT
CHAT
g
THe'
spring
organization
nfeeting
of
the'
Prlhce
Rujiert
Football
Association
is
called
fbr
tonight
and
it,
is
hoped
that
there
will
be
a
large
turn-out
of
ail'
interested
in
the
soccer
sport.
The
interest
taken
ji
fMI
meetlngf
win
be'
take'ri
as
an
Indication
by
the
executive
an
tn
What
lirte
of
action
should
be
taketl
for
1933
activities;
There
is
believed
to
be
plenty
of
talent
avallftble
rdi
an
interesting
senior
league
(ompetlttorl
tHIs
stsmnley
and
the
present
plan
is
to
devote
particular
.mention
to
the
younger
players
who
ire
about
to
blossom
int
senior
compiiny.
These,
as
weR
as
the"
old
timers
in
soccer
it
is
hoped,
will
be
present
at
the
meeting
M
that
there'
mfty
W
ah'
affUrAestirVey
of
the
situation
for
the'
year.
ii
n
Lb
URE
icorcit
whisky
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i-i
rnriit
is
nut
inhlihl
ur
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Hoard
or
the
t
crurticiit
of
llnti-h
Mr.
and
Mrs
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rt
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toi
satr
eannery
arrived
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the
ctty
i
trfWtr
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irt
rc'.nr
on
last
evening's
train
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as
long
as
he
lives
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earning
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i
awired
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t
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ilcfiilitrrhtcome
for
llic
rest
df
lift
llfn,
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mni.il-
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vill
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a
cheque
for
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lo
foetid
ni
he
jdeafes.
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u
takte
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easy,
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iday,
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nr
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from
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unrrrtaintiei
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nd
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