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of
Circulations
THE
LEADERSPEAKS
T.
D.
Pattullo,
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
in
British
Columbia,
made
clear
his
position
last
night
on
a
number
of
matters.
He
came
out
strongly
for
the
completion
of
the
highway
between
.Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace,
for
the
reconditioning
of
the
present
highway
on
Graham
Island
on
the
Queen
Charlottes,
for
putting
the
unemployed
to
work
for
real
wages,
for
a
refunding
scheme
by
which
interest
rates
will
be
lowered,
and
for
better
treatment
for
the
niiinicipalities
and
schools.
Many
other
matters
were
dealt-
with
but
these
would
have
a
strong
appeal
locally.
A
POWER
IN
THE
LAND
If
T.
D.
Pattullo
is
given
a
good
majority
in
the
next
legislature,
there
is
no
doubt
that
he
will
be
a
power
in
the
land;
People
will
know
who
is
premier
and
what
he
stands
f6r.
Legislation
in
the
interests
of
the
masses
with
a
fair
deal
for
all
will
undoubtedly
be
passed,
financial
conditions
will
be
improved
and
the
unemployed
will
be
given
work.
That
will
make
the
whole
province
prosperous.
PENNANT
IS
NOW
CINCH
New
York
Giant
Capture
National
Flag.
For
Thirteenth
Time,
Establishing
Record
V
.
i
'NEW
YORK,
Sept.'
20:"
CP
With
a
lead
of
eight
full
games
which
cannot
be
overcome
no
mat
ter
how
remaining
games
may
go,
says.
theNew
.
York
(Hants
yesterday
had
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Culbertison
train
by
clinched
the
National
League
pen
playing
with
their
children.
"They
narit,
Pittsburg.
Pirates,
Chicago.
.
,
.
.,
,
asic
,v
so
man-miM,iM-
many
questions,
the
,.
con-
Cubs
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
are
.
,
;
ict
king
declared.
"They
domln-cond
still
waging
a
merry
batUe
for
a.
place
with
Boston
Braves
also
ate
your
personality
completely,
still
in
the
running
for
the
runner-
Then
yofy
are
In
fine
shape
for
the
up
position.
It
(s
the
thirteenth
time
gruelling
three
day
of
a
tourna-the
Qiants
have
won
the
pennant
ment."
whleh'la
a
major
league
record.
For
those
who
have
no
children.
In
the
American
League,
with
a
'
Culbertson
prescribed
a
week
of
margin
of
seven
and
a
half
games
going
to
the
movies,
preferably
U
0ve
the.
New
York
Yankees.
Wash-
see
slap-stick
comedies,
or
a
week
lngton
Senators
are
virtually
certain
W
the
pennant
Yesterday's
Big-League
"scores;
t
American
League
Chicago
1-3.
New
York
10.10.
Detroit
2,
Philadelphia
i.
Cleveland
3.
Boston
4.
Bt,
Louis
4.
Washington
0.
National
League
Philadelphia
1-3.
Pittsburg
2-2.
Boston
3,
Cincinnati
0.
'tBJookIyjv.l2,
Chicago
3.
Ww.
York.
3.
St.
Louis
12.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
pct
New
York
88
58
.615
Pittsburg
82,
65
"
558
Chjcifgo'
82
67
St.
'Louis
-.
80
67
.544
Boston
...
.
76
68
.528
Brooklyn
&9
83-
.415
Philadelphia
.:
.Hi
ZS
.397
Cincinnati
a-'si
00
2Z&
AMERICAN'
LKAntJI!
Washington
i.
85
49
.660
New
York
8ft.
'
65'
.610
Philadelphia
74,
67
.525
Cleveland
74
72
.507
Detroit
69
78
.469
Chicago
63
81
.438
Boston
59
84
.413
8t.
Louis
55
89
J82
Rochester
Goes
Qne
Up
Tuesday
In
Ball
Play-off
ROCHESTER,
Sept,
20:
fCP-By
defeating
Buffalo
by
q
score
of
6
to
3
here
yesterday,
Rochester
took
a
two.
'game
to
one
advantage
In
the
play-off
sreies
for
the
International
League
baseball
championship.
on
application.
98
86
Wednesday,
Sept.
20,
1933
Contract
King
lraore
Bridge
lourney
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
19;
CP
(-Ely
CulberUor)
goes
into
training
be
fore
a
bridge
tournament.
The
game
!
Is
Just
as
strenuous
as
football,
he
of
detective
story
reading.
"Brldg
playing,
after
all,
is
like
lolvlrr
l
murder
mysteries,"
he
explained
"You.
have
the
mysteries
of
the
best
bid
and
the
best
play."
Raseball
Team
Home
i
From
Smithers
Trip
1
The
local
senior
league
all-star
baseball
team,
which
went
to
Smi
thers
for
a
series
of
two
games
with
the
pick
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
League,
returned
home
on
last
eve
Si
's
train.
The
team
sharet
honors
with
the
interior
boys
in
the
series,
losing
the
first
game
3
to
nil
a.nd
winning
the
second
10
to
4.
The
team,
which
was
under
the
man-
.ament
ni
Jack
Campbell,
reports
having
been
given
a
splendid
re-
cepnon
in
me
Jnienor
town.
Boxing
Match
MOOSE
HALL
Friday,
Sept
22nd..
9
p.m.
3-Round
Exhibition
Bout
Tiger
Smith
vs.
Jack
Dempsey
4
2-Mlnute
Rounds
Dan
ParentVs.
Rufus
McDamrt
4
2-Mlnute
Rounds
Johnny
McLeod
vs.
D.
Gomez
6
2,-Mlnute
Rounds
f
H.
Knaple
vs.
Frank
Oomei
10
3-Mlnute
Rounds
4
Winner
take
all
t
Nina
Ourvlch
Admission
vs
Blllte
Bagshaw
Reserved
seats
$155,
Make,
re-
servatlons
at
Moose
Hall
Phone
640
Ringside
$1,00;
First
row.bal.
cony
$l.0Q,
Others
75c
and
50c.
'
Pattullo
Tells
Large
How
Party
Wouli
Meet
Problems
(Continued
-
that
party
government
could
not
be
'''done
'away
with.
There
were
now
and
there
would
always
be
two
par
5-00-
ties
the
"Ins"
and
the
"outs."
10
The
Liberal
leader
stated
that
his
party
now.had
45
candidates
In
the
3-
field
for
the
47
seats
in
the
leglsla-9-00
lure,
jh
candidates
of
the
party
werevof
excellent
calibre.
Out
of
the
140
45
candidates.
19
might
be
said
to
02.
belong
to
the
"old
guard"
while
the
15
cjemand
for
new
blood
had.
been
3
met
bj?
putting
24
new
candidates
in
the,
field.
The.
party
was
ready
to
take
over
tomorrow
and
adraln
Ister
the
affairs
of
the
province
efficiently
for
the
benefit
of
the
people.
The
financial
structure
of
the
irovlnce
would
have
to
be
over
hauled,
declared
Mr.
Pattullo.
The
province
could
not
continue
to
go
an
paying
Interest
rates
of
seven
the
eight
percent
Education
was
another
important
problem
which
was
being
felt
locally
through
the
raising
of
the
age
for
children
entering
school
and
the
imposition
of
fees
on
children
over
16
jrears
of
age.
The
Liberal
party
was
pledged
to
go
thoroughly
Into
the
whole
question
of
education.
Provincial
-
municipal
financial
relations
would
also
be
thoroughly
reviewed
by
the
Liberals
if
returned
to
power
so
that
the
municipalities
might
be
permitted
to
look
aftei
their
Interests
and
survive,
Thi
Tolmle
government
had
placed
additional
burdens
on
the
municipalities
and.
at
the
same
time,
had
withdrawn
some
of
their
sources
of
revenue.
In
promising
the
attention
of
the
Liberal
party
to
a
policy
of
market
extension.
Mr.
Pattullo
urged
the
Importance
of
cq-operatlng
with
the
United
States
with
a
view,
if
pos.
sible,
to
having
timber
restored
to
the
free
list
and
the
duty
on
fish
removed.
He
would
also
collaborate
with
the
federal
and
other
provin
cial
governments.
Unemployment
Turning
to
unemployment,
Mr.
Pattollo
felt
that
the
present
dole
system
was
breaking
down
the
morale
of
the
men.
Children
were
being
charged
to
go
to
school
on
the
one
hand
while,
on
the
other,
no
provision
was
being
made
for
their
employment.
The
Liberal
party
proposed
to
use
the
national
credit
to
Initiate
public
works.
"If
the
national
credit
could
be
used
to
build
the
great
railway
systems
and
to
fight
the
war.
why
cannot
it
be
used
for
a
war
on
poverty?"
asked,
the
Liberal
leader.
A
volcev-
'The
banks
won't
let
you
have
It."
Mr.
Pattullo
The
banks
will
let
is
do
It
because
they
won't
have
the
y
whether
they
will
let
us
or
not:
Applause.)
Here
Mr.
Pattullo
prophesied
that
the
federal
government
would
soon
t
lending
inoney
to
the
provinces
without
interest
at
all
to
assist
them
In
financing
public
works.
The
present
system
of
production
ind
distribution
of
wealth,
declared
Mr.
Pattullo.
was
wrong.
It
was
the
Liberal
policy
to
do
what
It
could
to
change
It
and
also
to
use
its
influence
In
the
matter.
It
was
essential
that
purchasing
power
should
be
restored
to
the
hands
of
the
people.
Wlthgut
this
there
could
be
no
return
of
prosperity.
Under
the
public
works
policy
which
the
Liberal
party
planned
to
Inaugurate,
it
might
be
possible
for
Prince
Rupert
to
have
Its
road
In
three
or
four
years.
Mr.
Pattullo
suggested.
The
speaker
reiterated
his
former
belief
that
the
route
should
have
been
via
the
canneries
and
thus
bring
an
easily
accessible
revenue
to
Prince
Rupert.
Conditions
for
road-bulldtng
to
day
were
different
than
ten
years
ago.
Inclusion
of
the
road
under
national
program
then
would
have
seemed
ridiculous.
Even
at
that
he
had
hoped
to
spend
$200,000
or
$300,000
a
year
and
put
it
through
In
ten
years
or
so.
"That
road
was
started
under
me
and
It
Is
going
to
be
finished
under
me,"
declared
Mr.
Pattullo
after
some
questions
had
been
asked
on
the
subject.
Economic
Council
Mr.
Pattullo
described
the
Liberal
plan
to
establish
an
economic
council,
the
membership
of
which
should
conslst
of.
representatives
of
the
various
avenues
of
endeavor
such
as
health,
agriculture
labor
and
Industries,
for
the.
purpose
of
Studying
Industrial
and
social
ef
fort
in
the
province
and
suggesting
means
to
the
government
of
cor
Audience
from
page
one)
rellatlng
these
efforts.
Such
a
com-mlttee
would
familiarize
Itself
With
Intra.
Inter-provlndal
and
foreign)
trade
and
also
study
such
problem
j
as
production
and
consumption,
marketing
pf
products,
number
of
hours
of
work
per
day
and
days
per
week
and
the
standard
of
wages
and
commodity
prices.
The
Liberal
leader
expressed
his
appreciation
of
the
electorate
of
Prince
Rupert
having,
supported
him
so
consistently
through
the
past
years.
The
people
here
hid
been
faithful
to
him
and
he
believed
they
could
expect
he
would
be
faithful
to
their
Interest
As
far
as
the
Liberal
party
in
the
province
as
a
whole
was
concerned,
he
was
con-
fldent
of
a
clear-cut
majority.
In
view
of
this,
he
believed
that
the
)eople
here
would
be
Justified
in
re
luming
him
to
office
and
he
asked
that
a
"solid
north"
be
sent
with
him.
Other
Speakers
The
meeting
was
presided
over
jy
O.
W.
Nickerson.
Major
8.
F.
M
Moodle
of
Victoria.
Liberal
organ
izer
for
the
province,
and
Qol
Hanson,
MP.
for
Skeena,
were
also
ard
briefly.
Major
Moodie
spoke
of
the
poli
tical
situation
In
the
province.
The
Independents
he
described
as
being
Leally
Conservatives
now
attempt'
lng
to
get
Into
office
again
by
the
sack
door
in
view
of
the
realization
hat
the
Tolmle
government
had
been
such
a
failure
and
the
"non-
jartlzan"
movement
of
Mr.
Bowser's
ulch
an
"absolute
flop."
While
some
of
the
alms
of
the
O
F.
were,
to
be
approved
of'
and
vere
actually
contained
In
the
Lib
eral
platform,
some
of
the
methods
of
this
party
were
"entirely
undemocratic
"
Major
Moodle
condemned
the
inner
group
of
nine
in
whlc
o
much
powe
wa
s
vested.
No
com--vunity
could
even
choose
a
candi
date
unless
he-
were
approved
b
this
inner
circle.
"I
don't
believe
there
will
be
handful
of
C.
C.
F.'s
elected
or
that
the
people
of
thtaVprovlnce
are
gor
ing
to
be
hoodwinked
by
former
Conservatives
posing
as
tndepen
predict
that
the
Liberals
wilt
have
an
overwhelming
majority."
The
Liberal
party,
said
Majo
Moodle.
was
happy
In
Its
leadership
had
a
splendid
slate
of
candidate'
and
a
real
program
which
had
been
evolved
In
an
open
and
democratic
manner
last
fall
at
the
largest
political
convention
ever
held
In
the
province.
Olof
Hanson
thought
the
only
hope
for
British
Columbia
lay
In
tutting,
in
practical
men
with
experience
under
outstanding
an
courageous
leadership
such
as
that
-f
Mr.
Pattullo.
Mr,
Nickerson.
who
reminded
the
audience
that
he
had
opposed
ths
Liberal
party
on
occasion
In
the
oast,
urged
that
it
would
be
advii-ble
for
Prince
Rupert
to
have
a
.'rlend
In
the
captain
of
the
ship
titer
November
2.
Need
of
government
support
In
municipal
finance'
particularly
would
be
essential
U
'he
city
were
to
survive.
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Banquets,
etc.
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available
at
a
very
reasonable
rate.
See
J.
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tor
further
information.
If
TRANSFERS
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TRANSFER-
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ture
moving,
wood,
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chairs
for
rent.
tf
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tf
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nuat
be
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if
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of
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tit
of
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a
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notice
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lion
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to
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to
tha
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filed,
with
tl
asld
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or
with
the
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of
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Parliament
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VlotMla.
B,a,
wiuun
trun
asrs
uier
ina
tint
sp-pearanea
of
this
tiotiot
In
a
loealM.
paper.
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LAKE
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Pet
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JsiMpwakl,
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data
of
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worth,
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Point
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Road.
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rr.
PC.
win
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for
a
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ft
prf
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and
stora
100.000
sera
ftat
out
of
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Uk
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balm
the
rtcanaltionln
of
condition!
war
II-cf
nt
ITS-S.
Thla
wur
wui
bt
vsed
tor
iower
purpoaaa.
This
notice
waa
pnato
on
tha
gtpund
cm
tha
thirteenth
di
of
Juna,
l3J,
A
copy
of
thla
notice
and
an
appHcatlon
puwisnt
thereto
and
to
tha
"Watr
Aot"
wJI
be
rued
In
tha
offloe
of
the
water
recorder
n
rrinoi
ituprn.
voavuona,
to
tha
a
n.
pllcatdon
mar
bt
filed
with
tha
said
water
reaoraer
or
witn
tha
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water
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Parliament
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trirtorta,
DO,
within
thirty
da
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fatter
'h
flrtt
appMraoca
of
UUa
notlea
in
a
loeil
newaptpar.
TTve,
data
of
tha
first
pubuomtiun
tf
wit
nole
la
July
IT,
J.
B.
WOODWOWU,
SHOE
REPAIRS
LOUIS
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act
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la
apply
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tea
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uaariowa
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that
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be-oftneMnt
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for
tha
purpoar
of
rsli-
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ana
aMn
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perlui
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IMa
SOUl
day
of
July,
mt
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fcmiONS.
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AND
NATUrtAL
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ACT
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of
InlrnlUiu
fa
p'i
In
Irate
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and
af
ural-taa
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In
SkriM
lauvt
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of
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v-narKMte
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IC
and
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Qraham
Uland.
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noUca
that
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O.
Emmona
Of
Portland.
Dr-
oncupatraiv
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tor
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ra
Of
nn
vo
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naif
of
the
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land
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at
a
poat
planted
m
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of
Warrtlon
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plara
of
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