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Weonewtay.
Nov.
38,
198
RUSSIA
AND
BRITAIN
Russia
is
playing
her
commercial
cards
well.
A
very
profitable
trade
has-been-done
with
English
timBer
merchants,
profitable
both
to
Russia
and
to
the
Englishmen.
But
along
comes
the
Empire
pact
which
require
that
Canada
be
given
a
preference
in
the
British
market
and
that
dumping
goods
in
that
country
be
prevented
when
it
is
detrimental
to
British
Dominions.
(fnnnrlh
is
flpmrindinfr
that
Russian,
timber
be
kent
out
of
Britain
or
assessed
a
dumping
duty
in
order
that
Canadians
may
sell
their
lumber
in
that
country.
It
is
impossible
for
Canada
to
compete
on
equal
terms
with
lumber
produced
at
starvation.
wages4
It
cannot
be
done.
Russia
now
turns
to
the
United;
States,
is
recognized
as
a
nation
for
the
first
time
by
that
country,
and
a
huge
trade
is
said
to
be
in
the
offing.
Britain
is
in
a
difficult
position.
She
has
to
choose
between
Russia
and
the
Empire.
Pressure
is
very
great
from
the
big
interests
dealing
with
Russia
but
Empire
pressure
is
also
strong.
In
thehope
that
something
may
happen
Britain
is
stalling.
An
investigation
is
being
held
and
evidence
is
being
heard
from
Canada
and
from
Russia.
No
one
seems
to
know
what
the
outcome
will
be.
INSPECTIONAL
TOUR
Another
inspectional.
tour
of
the
Province
of
B;C.
has
been
arranged
to
take
place
next
summer.
While
it
is
too
early
yet
to
know
how
many
people
will
take
in
the
trip,
r
is
interesting
to
know
that
Prince
Rupert
is
the
first
place
in
the
province
for
the
party
to
visit
and
that
it
will
go
south
by
the
inside
passage
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Last
vear
the
party
was
entertained
at
Prince
Rupert
and
doubtless
something
will
be
done
to
give
the
visitors
an
opportunity
to
see
what
we
have
here.
'
IIIIIIIBIhIIIIh
Mmlcl
Ni.fi23"F.xtrrtn
English
Dripe
l.ut
full
(cross
breast
anl
shoulJers.
You
step
out
ivith
style
in
Tip
Top
Tailors
Overcoats
Tip
Top
Tailors
Overcoat
are
always
in
the
vanguard
of
style
tponoreil
ly
matter
designers
'
assuring
you
of
correel,
eay
smartnes
for
any
and
all
occasions.
And
to
Tip
Top
Tuilors
style
leaderohipisadded
tliefainoiisTipTnp
Tailors
value
-impossible
to
duplicate
any
v
here
v
lc
a
value-represented
hj
the
clioicmt
fabrics
ever
prcnluced,
by
world
loomsby
faiiltleMly
cut
overcoats,
band
tailored
to
your
personal
ineaKureinrnl
ponithcly
guaranteed
to
fit
perfectly,
retain
their
shape
and
wear
well
and.
uiefiillyr
Come
in.
Seltrt
your
fuhric
tunv
i
for
your
fall
orervotit.
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.00
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TOP
CLOTHES
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The
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Box
ECONOMIC
IfUCONSTltUCTHW
Editor,
Dally
News:
Prof.
Gregory,
one
of
the
most
Illustrious,
of
British
economists,
in
speaking
at
Banff
last
summer
said:
"Roosevelt's
action
In
trying
to
regulate
private
economy
re-mindstme
of
the
dog
trying
to
chase
his
own
tall;
Tha
la;v,
of
supply
and
demand!
only,
can
eventually
regulate
economic
matters."
The
world
Is
divided
Into
two
schools:
on
the
one
hand
there
are
the
standpatters
waiting,
for
prosperity
to-
turn
around
the
comer.
On
the
other
hand'
here
are
the
ones
imbued
with
the
philosophy
ot
will
which
means
that
the
operating
activity
of
man
can
overcome
adverse
conditions.
Premier
Bennett
is,
unfortunately
for
the
Canadian
people,
among
the
stand-patters.
This
social;
tragedy
of
want;
and
misery
in
the
midst
of
plenty
be
comes
an
intolerable
paradox.
Walt
for
what?
Suppose
that
Canada
had
implemented
the-
pledge
of
Premier
Bennett
instead
ot
the
dole,
would
we
not
be
in
a
better
condition?
One
hundred,
millions
of
public
works
per
year
would
have
been
sufficient)
to
partially,
relieve
the
situation.
Such
an
expenditure
could'
have
been
met
by.
issuing
a
special
cur
rency
on
behalf
of
the
Dominion)
Treasury
for
emergency
purpose
A
yearly
sum.
of
5
of
the
total
ex
pendlture
placed
for
the
retirement
of
said
currency
would
take
care
of
the
expenditure
In
twenty
years.
Four
hundred
millions
of
public
works
would,
amount
to
twenty
mil-!
lions
pec
yean
to
the
treasury.
Said
sum
would
be-
Inferior
to
the
pre
sent
cost
ot
relief.
One
can
readil
see
that
without
one
cent
of
Interest
the
Dominion
could
finance
such
a
scheme
ot
public
works.
In
the
end,
the
Dominion
would
be
enriched
by
the
works
accomplished
to
the
extent
ofi
four
hundred
mil
lions.
With
the
present
system,
all
relief
money
is
a
loss;
Four
hundred
million
In
circulation
would
be
a
great
stimulant
for
trade.
Public
works
do
not
create
any
surplus
production.
On
the
contrary,
they
absorb
all
kinds
of
Canadian
materials.
Some
one
would
call
it
Inflation.
Four
hundred
millions-
of
new
currency
on
behalf
of
the
Dominion
would
have
no
influence
on
the
Canadian
dollar.
The
Canadian,
eeo-
nomy
Is
tied
down
with,
the
American
economy.
It
Is
simply
ridiculous
to
think,
otherwise;
Premier
Bennett
has
told
us
a
let
ubout
sound
money.
Did
that
I
prevent
our
dollar
from
sharing
the
'
fate
of
the
IE
S.
A.
dollar
V.
BASSO-BERT.
This
letter,
was
received
and
put
In
type
the
day.
before
the
publl.
j
ration
of
Mr.
Bennett's
speech.
whler
seems
to
have
taken
the
wind
out
of
the
sails
of
the
writer
Editor.
OEMSFROr
LIFE'S
SCRAi?-lmOrC
AUTUMN
We
luck
but
open
eye
and
ear
'To
find
the
Orient'
marvels
here;
The
stllL
small
voice
in,
Autumn';
t
hush.
.
i
Yon
maplewobtf
tne'bVrnlng
bush."
iviiwhUtler
"See
In
every
?g"eTw-'.
Mark
of
.ahgel'SifeH
Epics
In
each
pijjjble''!
-
1
UndernedtKur.
feel."
'
'
'
Klngsley.
"
Tls
writ
on
earth,
on
leaf
and
flower:
Love
hath.
one
race,
one
real
mi
one
power."
Mnry
Baker
Eddy.
"Why
thus
longing,
thus
forever
sighing
For
the
fan-olf
unatlained
and.
dim
While
the
beautiful
all
round
thee
lying
Offers
up
Its
low,
perpetual
hymn?"
Harriet
Bewail.
Bftrth)l
crammed;
with,
heaven,
And
every
commori
bush
afire
with
Ood;
Buu
only
he
who
sees
takes
off
his
'
shoes."
E.
Barrett
Browning.
morning
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
v.'
Tr
Wednesday.
Now,,,!,.,
T1IR
DAILY
NEWS
BADMINTON
SCHEDULE
Time-Tab!'
of
Inter-Club,
Games
l
Issued
as
Well
as
List
of
Hesitation
ftt-hfvtntP
nf
on
trios
Itl
th-Pril1f
Rupert
Badminton
Association's
Inter-club
tournament
has
been
ar
ranged
providing
for
each
of
the
club
taking
part
to
play
home
and
home
games
with
the
opposing
teams
at
some
time
during
the
op
eration
of
the
league.
Bach
club
will
have
a
complement
of
six
teams
play:
viz.
two
mens;
ceive
visitors
while
the
other
three
teams
from
the
club
will
be
playing
"away
from
home."
This
means
that
each
club
will
send
away
for
the
evening
as
many
players
as
they
receive.
Some
of
the
clubs
have
teams
entered
In
"A"
and
B"
divisions-.
Members
registered
to
play
in
the
A"
division
must
not
play
in
the
"B"
division,
but
all
other
members
may
play
in
either
"A"
or
"B"
divisions.
It
is
understood
that
the
registered
members
are
chosen
from
the
strongest
players
In
each
etub.
While
each
club
will,
ot
course;
endeavor
to
win
1U
games
the
pur
pose
of
the
league
is
primarily,
to-l
foster
and
improve
the
game
ot'
badminton.
The
schedule
follows:
"A"
Division
Nov.
27,
Jan.
fc-C.
N.
R.
vs.
Rupert;
Skeena
vs.
C.
N.
R,;
Rupert
vs.
Skeena.
Dec.
4.
Jan.
iSHskeena
vs.
Ru
pert;
Rupert
vs.
C.
N.
R.;
C.
H.
R.
vs.
Skeena.
Dec.
11,
Jan.
22
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Ru
pert;
Skeena
vs.
C.
N.
R.;
Rupert
vs.
Skeena.
Dee.
IS,
Jan.
26
Skeena
vs.
Ru-
jjert;
Rupert
vs.
C.
N
R.;
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Skeena.
In
order
to
work
out
schedule
In
three-team
league
"A"
players
will
not
be
ranked.
"If
Division
Nov.
27
Skeena
1
v
No.
1
Rupert;
United
2
vs.
C.
N.
R.;
No.
2
Rupert
2
r.
P
R.
Bast;
C.
N.
It:
1
vs.
No.
2'
Rupert:
No.
2
Rupert
2
vs.
Skeena;
P.
R.
7.
1
vs.
United.
Dec
4
Skeena
2.
va
No.
1
Rupert;
United
!
vs.
C.
N.
II.;
No.
1
Rupert
LI
vs.
P.
R.
Bast:
C.
N:
R.
2
vs.
Kb.
2
I'jpert;
No.
2
Rupert
1
vV
Skeena;
P.
R.
B.
2
v.
United.
Dee.
llf-'P.
R.
B.
1
vs.
No
1'
Rupert;
Nb.
2
Rurt
1
v.
O.
N;
R.j
C.
N.
R.
2
v.
P
H,
BasU
No,
l.Ru
vs.
sxeena;
SKeena,z
vs.
unueai
Dec.
18-P.
R
K
2
Vs.
NO.
1
Rupert;
No.
2
Rupert
2
vs.
Q.
N.
R.;
C.
N.
R.
1
vs.
P:
It.
BtisV.
No,
1
Ru-er0
1
vs.
No.
2
Rupert;
United
2
vs.
Jkeena;
Skeena
1
vs.
Uhlted.
'an.
8
Uhlted
1
vs.
No.
1
Rupert:
Empress
Leading;
Billiard
Match
Takes
Substantial
Lead'
Over
l!lks
A
Result
of
l'lajlng
Pour
Out
Of
Six
Game
Last
Night
As,
a.
result
ot
the
playing
ot
four
,
out
oft
six
games
lh
last
nlgnt'e.B&
i
,
I
William
Stuart
iQksi.
180;.
W.
K.
t
Williserort
i
Bw
ureas-,
.
28j
I
Johnny
Saunders.
188:
Frank
Al-
idridge.
200.
Tfarru
Mnl
110-
TtoU,
TVltyh.
doubles,
two
ladles'
doubles
and
two
&ta
mixed
doubles.
On
the
night
of
play
;
'
'
.
.
.
one
team
of
men
s
doubles,
one
I
M
mixed
will
remain
"at
home"
to
re
E,
Young.
BrnpreM.
and
W.
Lamtne
y$.
A.
Donald
are
to
be
ptaied
to
night.
Billiard
Averages
F.
AM
ridge
iBtnpi
C.
BapUe
CL
O.
P:
Tinker
CP
D.
Brown
a
Roy
Pong
'El
O.
3D.
MaedonaM
3
1
W.
Wlllteereft
Hmpi
1
J
Sutherland
iBmp
3
U.
May
Q
2
J.
Bulaer
'Wka.
3
B:
Pritehard
iHmpt
3
C.
P.
Balaano.
iBIss)
2
X
Saunders'
BMhh
3
W.
Staart
iBlkal
3
O.
Howe
Ot
1
A.
Donald
'Bmp
2
W;
a
Hutaon
iQ)
2
W.
Rants
CL
1
B.
Bait
0
X
V.
Meneie
"Hk
1
A.
Murray
GLi
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h.
Raabe
B!mp.
1
B.
Morgan
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2
C.
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2
A.
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Emp
2
A.
Hkrvey
ICL)
I
M.
E;
Toting
Empi
2
W.
Umble
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2
II.
Menzie
Elks
2
TU.
m
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m
m
360
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Toe
H.
Plans
to.
Help
Library
To
Buy
Books
A.
bridge
and
whist
drtve
with
da
nee
Is
planned
foe
FtMay,-
Be-camber
8
in
the
Mie
Hall
The
irooeeds
are
for
the
purpose
of
purchasing
books
for
the
children
!
section
of
the
Public
Library.
The
f
f
t4
-
t
iimIm.
tS4
i.L.-
,1
pert
2
vs.
No.
2
Rupert;
United
1
,
."T
Toe
H
nnit
and
house
ov
.
,
,rit.A.
i
group
a
to
house
canvass
Is
being
made
for
the
sale
of
tickets.
Moat
everyone
will
buy
a
ticket
for
this
worthy
cnute
though
they
may
not
be
able
to
attend.
The
promoters
believe
this
Is
oln
to
be
the
most
popular
event
Ikeena
1
v..
C.
N.
R,
Ho.
2
Rupert
I
fL.'i.?.!!!!
l
vs.
P:
R.
Bast;
P.
ft.
E:2
H
No.
2)Q"":M,""
a",uu"1
1"
"K
l"or"IT!,i,,OM
1
E,,w
Rupert;
NO
1
Rupwt
2
vs.
8keerm:
i
C.
N.
R.
2'
vs.
United.
'
'
Jan.
15
Unltetl
2
vs.
No.
1
Rupert;
Skeena
2
vr
C.
N.
It.;
No.
1
Rupert
2
vs.
P:
R.
BRit:P.
Ry
E
1;
vs.
No.
2
Rupert;
No
l'
ROpert
P
vi,
Skeena;
C.
N.
R.
1
va.
Vhtted.
Jan.
22-C.
N.
R.
1
vs.
No.
1
Rupert;
No.
I
Rupert
2
vs.
C.
N.
ft
;
Skeena
1
vs.
P.
H
.&tst-,
Uhlted
1'
it
Wo.
2
Rupert;
p.
R.
B;
2
vs.
Skeena;
No.
2
Rupert
2
vs.
United.
Jan.
20-C.
N.
R.
2
v
No,
1
Ru-
hiert;
No.
1
Rupert
L
vs.
C.
N.
ft.:
3ktTiia
a
vs.
p.
H.
Kuet;
united
z.
ts
No.
2
Rupert;
P;
R;
E:
1
vs.
Skeena;
No.
2
Rupert
1
vs.
United.
Feb,
5
No,
2
Rupert
1
vs.
No;
li
Rupert;
P
R
E
1
vs.
C.
N.
ft.;
United
1
vs.
P:
ft.
Bast:
Skeena
2-vs.
No.
2Rupert;
C.
N.
R
L
vs.
Skeena;
No.
1
Rupert
2
vs.
United.
Feb,
12-No,
2
Rupert
2
vs.
No,
1
Rupert;
P.
ft.
E,
1.
vs.
C.
N.
ft.;
United
2.
vs.
P.
fti
East;
Skeena
1
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vs.
United.
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23
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to
Oet
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of
Five
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Following
Defeat
Lat
Night
MONTRSAL.
Nov.
It:
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League
fixture.
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Is
leading
Mm
by
an
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score
of
789
to
877.
Last;
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individual
scores:
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mnlM'
and
Arch
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were'
pt
on
tite
auction
Mock
following
the
ignominious
defeat
of
the
Mar
ooru
by
the
Canadiens
lu
Tuesday
I
nights
National
Hoehey
League
game
here.
As
a
renHft
f
their
vie
tory.
the
Canadians
moved
Into
second
place
in-
the
international
m
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standlngt
ahead
at
the
Ottawa
Senators
who
were
defeated
by
tlie
Detroit
Red
Wutgs
at
Ottawa
anu
and
woo
ate
am
tied
with
the
Maroons
for
total
plaee
The
victory
of
the
Red
Wings
gave
them
the
lead
in
the
American
section,
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
dropping
Into
second
plaee
after
being
shot
oat
By
Hie
Boston
Bruins
at
Boston.
Last
night's
National
Hockey
Leaue
scares
were
as
follows:
Da
trait
3.
Ottawa-1
Maroons
0.
Canadiens
S
Chicago
.
Bomm
1
Toronto
1.
New
York
Hangers
1
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W
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F.
A.
Toronto
CanasUens
Otuwa
Montreal
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Detroit
Chieato
Boston
Rangers
3
3
3
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1
3
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11
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18
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0
2
18
3
12
8
3
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3
9
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8
6
13
18
11
11
14
11
New
York
Team
Wants
to
Play
In
Rose
Bowl
Gamei
NEW
YORK.
Nov
22
The
New
York
(Hants
football
team
has
sent
a
telegram
to
the
Pasadena
Rose
Bowl
authorities
that
it
it
prepared
to
play
In
the
annual
New
Year's
Day
game
at
the
Roar
Bowl.
No
reply
has
yet
been
received
CltlllllAOH
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