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EDITION
Wednesday,
Nov.
14,
1934
OPINIONS
DIVIDED
Opinions
will
be
much
divided
on
the
question
of
legalizing
gambling
by
authorizing
the
sale
of
sweepstake
tickets
as
it
being
proposed
in
Great
Britajn.
just
now
There
may
be
some
justification
for
the
pl$a
thaj
tickets
axe.
bjeing
sold
anyway
and
that,
as,
at
present
conducted,
they
bene-,
fit
some
other
country,
whereas,
if
legalized,
they
could
be
conducted
for
the
benefit
.
of
institutions
within
the
country
and
the
money
kept
a
home.
The
other
viewpoint
is
that
gambling
is
injurious
and
should
not
be
allowed.
To
legalize
it
you,d.
be
for
the
state
to
ally
itself
with
the
forces
that
make
for-deterioration.
And
yet
gambling
is
a
vice
that
most
people
enjoy.
People
lik,e
to
take
a
chance
on
horse
races,
on
the
stock
exchange
or
on
-real
estate.
In
business,
it
is.
pointed
oui
that
most
buying
is
a
gamble.
The
merchant
is
betting
his
judgment
and
experience
as
to
what
the
neonle
will
buv.
Many
a
business
has
been
wrecked
because
the
merchant
nought
too
heayily
of
something
that
he
thought
the
public
would
take
but
which
Droved
a
drutr
on
the
markpf
Possibly
the
greatest
gamble
is
the
game
of
politics
in
-
Which
a
candidate
for
public
honors
gives
his
time
and
thousands
of
dollars
of
his
money
on
the
chance
of
winning
an
election..
Often
the
od.ds
are
against
him
but
he
is
will-"
;ng
to
staKe
everything
on
the
chance
of
winning.
.:
Should
Great
Britain
pass
the
measure
no,w
before
it
and
'make
it
legal,
to
operate
sweepstakes,
it
is
quite
prob-.
able
the
Dominion
Parliament
will
be
asked
to
consider
a
similar
proposal.
The
matter
has
already
been
discussed
very
widely.
Some
of
the
churches
allow
gambling
at
their
social,
affairs,
Public
welfare
organizations
do
the
same.
It
is.
only
one
more
step
to
national
lotteries
or
hospitaj
sweepstakes.
It
is
probable
that
he
question
will
have
to
be
decided
soon.
The
Canadian
Legion
and
other
organizations
cn-nnpr-
atmg
with
it
are,
to
be
congratulated
on
the
manner
in
winch
the
Cenotaph
service
was.
carried
out
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
the
large
attendance
under
such
extremely
unfavorable
weather
conditions.
In
this
connection
the
name
of
Major
C.
V.
Evitt
should
be
especially
mentioned
as
being
the
man
who
attended
to
much
of
the
detail.
His
faithful
attention
to.
the
military
organization
was
one
of
tn
tmportant
factors
which
made
for
its
success.
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W.
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Cunningham,
Port
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G.
Maras
and
Peter
Will,
city.
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A.
Opuld,
Vancouver;
VV.
Sim,
Porcher
Island;
J.
J.
Hillard,
Eagle,
Alaska;
Miss
B.
MacKay.
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H.
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Fort,
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Vern
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Hazelton;
W.
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Winnipeg;
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and
Ada,
Pacific;
Mrs.
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J.
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LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
Oren
F.
Hill
of
Hyder,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Seattle,
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
north.
Mrs.
B.
F.
Smith,
of
Premier
is.
a
passengjr
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
north
"after
a
two
weeks'
trip
to,
Vancouver.
Y.
Rosenstein,
well
known
Hyder
general
merchant,
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the.
Prince
George
today
re
turning
to
the
Alaska
town
after
a
business
trip
to
New
York,
Mrs.
Gordon
Baker
of
Victoria
arrived
In,
the
city
onthe
Prince
George.
this,
morning
from
the
south
to
pay
a
visit
with
her
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallutn.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
T.
Applewhaite
of
Stewart,
who.
have
been
holidaying
for
the
past
few
weeks
in
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
ln
the
south,
are
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
north.
T.
Johnson,
general
manager
oi
tne
Canadian
Fish
si
Cold
Storage
Co..
will
be
the
speaker
at
the
regular
w;eekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
ln
the
Commodore
Cafe
tomorrow.
He
will
speak,
pf
Incidents,
and
lmpres
sions
on
a
recent
trio
to
Eastern
Canada
and
the
United
States,
Jack
tautens,
formerly
a
member
of;
the
staff
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
city
ticket
office
here
and
for
the
past
year
or
so
located
at
Winnipeg,
returned
to,
the.
city
on
last
night's
train
from
the,
praine
ciy
19
resume
amy.
nere.
Ha
takes
the.
place
of
Joseph
wicket
who.,
left
last-v;eek
lot
Vancouver.
WARM
ON
PRAIRIES
REGINA,
No.y.,
1.4:
-Warm
wea,-her
continued
on
the
prairies
yesterday
with,
a
maximum
of
70
aboye
at
Swift
Current,
Reorganizing
Of
PORT
TO
PILOT
SENATORS
Bucky
Harris
Named
to
Succeed
Joe,
Cronin
as
.'Manager
of
Washington
Kail
Club
WASHINGTON.
p.C.
Nov.
14;
(CP
Announcement
was
made
yesjerday
of
the
appointment
for
one
year,
of
Bucky
Harris
as
manager
of
the
Washington
Senators
in
succession
to
Joe
Cronin,
who
has
become
manager,
of,
the
Red
Sox.
It
is
merely
a
switch
of
pilots.
Harris
having
been
with
the
Red
Sox
last
season.
Milliard
League
Being
Considered
League
activities
having
so
far
not
got
off
to
a
very
good
start,
re
organization
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League,
is.
now
being
con-
Idered
and
a
meeting
will
probabl
w
held
within
a
few-
days
with
that
nd
in
view.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
A.
E
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
1
o'
clock
on
Tuesday
from
Anyox
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
1:30
p.m.
for
Vancou
ver
and
waypoints.
The
Ketchikaryti
Alaska
steam
relghter
Eweiya-Qerg.
arrived
ln
)ort
on
Monday
from
the
north
and
ifter
receiving
orders'
here,
"sajlei
at
7
o'clock
last
night
lor
Seattle.
With
Capt.
II.
E.
Nedden
back
in
ommand
after
having
been
ashore
.1
Vancouver
for1
Several
weeks
01
nnual
vacation,
a
N.
R.
steame
rJnce
Gecrgc
arrived
in
port
or
me
at
10
o'clock
this
morning
and
ill
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoor,
it
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
shr
ill
return
here
southbound
tc
orrow
evening.
t
Northland
Transportation
Co.'i
lcjorship
liner
Northland,
fcapl
en
WUliams,
arrived
ln
port
a
30
last
njghV
from;
Ketchikan
and
liter,
discharging
two.
carloads
ol
rozen
fish
for
transshipment
eas'
ver
Canadian
National
Railways
ailed
about
rhldnight
f.pr
Sejittlf
)n,e
carload
wa,?.
discharged
a,t
tlc,
cean
dok.
and
th$
other
at
the
ilant
of
the
Canadian
Fish
ic
ColC
Storage
Co,
ROUGH
RIDERS
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
14
CU
Following
their
victory
over,
the
Vancouver-Meraiomas.
in
the
west
ern
Canada,
finals
here,
Reglna.
Rough
Riders
will
go
east
to
play
the
winners
of
the
Hamilton
Tigers-
Sarnia
Imperials,
series
for
thepoi
minion
gridiron
tlle.
England
Defeats
Italy
in
Soccer
Seventy
Thousand
Fans
Witnessed
Three
to
Two
Battle
Ui
Iiiulon
This
Afternoon
LONDON,
Nov.
14:
(CP)
Eng-
'and
defeated
Italy
three
to
two
this
Jternoon
In
International
soccer
jefore
a
cxo.wd
oi
seyenty.
thousand.
ans.
Stoeffen
Now
Professional
Will
Make
Tour
Starting
In
January
With
Lott.
Vines
and
Tilden
NEW
YORK.
N.ov.
14:
Announce-,
mept
was
made
last
night
that
Lester
Stoeffen.
another,
of
United
States
noted
amateur
tennis
play
ers,
had
turned
professional.
He
will
)e
a,
member
of
a
team
consisting
of
George
Lott.
Ellsworth
Vines,
aRd
William
T.
Tilden
II
which
wllf
start
a
tour
of.
th.e
country
on,
January
9J
opening
at
Madison
Square
Oarden.
Maroons
Defeat
St
Loui$,
Last
'
Night
in
Debutl
.
ST.
LOUIS,
Nov.
14:
CP
Maying
their
debut
for.
the
season
Montreal
Maroons
defeated,
8t
,
Louts
by
a,
score
of
2
to
L
ln
ibp
Na.-
tlonal
Hockey
League
here
last
night.
It
was
the
only
game-
The
coastal
freighter
Salvor,
Capt.
A.
Georgeson,
has
been
li
port
since
the
first
of.
the
week
dis
charging
genera
cargo.
The
vessel
was
tied
up
at
the
Canadian
Na
tional
wharf
this
morning.
lilj
BURNETTS
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win
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advertisement
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not
publish
dUblayea.by
or
tlu:JJquOT.Cohtrol.Uoard
or.
by
the
Covernment
of
Brltlil)
.Columbia
Halton
Man
Is
Held
Following
Cabin
Entering
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Divisional
headquarters
of
the
i
provincial
police
here.
are.
advlscU
of
the
arrest
by
Constable
Andrew
Grant
at
Hazelton
yesterday
of
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cnnell
ln
connection,
with
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IT
'the,
recent
breaking
a,ndentertrg
of
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fa
cabin
at
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on
the
Yukon,
j
Win,
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Telegraph,
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when
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consider-j
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llamllton-Sar'nia
jable
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of
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was;
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is
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brlng
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In
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that
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voters'
lLt
for
the
comlpK
Dominion,
1
lection,
wUl
locvon
Saturday,
Novem
ber
17,
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art
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that
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others
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ue
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and
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trar.
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befpr,n
SatHtdy,
H
tht;
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npt
attended
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feel
certain
many
wipm
th,c
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have
overlooked
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guarai
-teed
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a
ton
of
No.
1
Dulkky
Valley
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley
Prince
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DiflmonD
RinGs
I.
"That
day
Is
perfect
when
a,
dla-rnond
ring
la
slipped
around
a
slender
finger.
The
occasion
be.
It
the
binding
of
an
engagement.
Ihe
solemnity,
ol
a,
wedding,
or
a
remembrance
of
an
anniversary
demands
nothing
loss
than
PERFECTION
In
the
diamond
and
tn
exquisite
setting.
All
Bluebird,
diamond
rings,
are.
roglstered
and
doubly
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ERFECT
PEWXCriON
In
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colot
and
cutlux)
It
inp-rbl
wllh
v.iy
BLUEBIRD
DIAMOND
Th
Mm
h:)l
lrxJatd
applkri
lo
th
qultUa
Ailulfy
with
wbkh
Oxm
ilnq
OMUi.
Prlcai.
J2J
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nd
up.
g
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Bulger
Ltd.
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Jft
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piano
one
that
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seldom
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cVtys?
Wly
not
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c
best
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in
the
world
in
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leisure
hours,
with
UAPIO?
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than
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We
will
take
your
piano
and
make
you
a
liberal
allowance
In
trade,
on
a
radio,
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heard
on
tonight's
reception,
not
on
correct
dial
setting,
will
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