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Monday,
Octtfber
29,
1934
WHAT
WILL
THE
OUTCOME
BE?
Supporters
.of
the
Conservative
party
will
find
it
cfini
cult
to
say
toclay
whether
they
are
Bennett
Conservatives
or
Stevens
Conservatives.
Judging
from
what
0'rie
Hears
Ideally
it
would
seem
as
if
the
Stevens
supporters
sire
In
the
majdrity
but
most
Conservatives
are
hoping
that
there
will
be
some
way
of
getting
over
the
difficulty
without
ah
open
break.
If
Mr.
Stevens
is
successful
in
leading
a
political
rebellion
he
will
be
quite
different
from
many
political
rebels
who
have
preceded
him
in
this
country.
Usually
the
gap
iri
the
Government
ranks
is
closed
with
scarcely
a
ririblfc:
of
BILLIARDS
WILL
One
Hold-Out
COMMENCE
SOON
is
Signed
Up
Fdnr
TeafriS
Entered
For
Co'mpetl-
Earl
Selbert
Comes
lo
Terms
Willi
iftKrof,.,
HulFer
Elected
I
Lester
I'atrick
Hut
thing
President
of
Leairue
With
choice
of
John
Bulger
as
president
and
four
teams
entered
at
a
meeting
yesterday
auernoon
in
the
Empress
Club.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
Honorary
Vice-President,
Jack
Preece.
President
and
Treasurer,
John!
Bulger.
,
,
Vice-President,
Charles
P.
Bala'g-no.
Recording
Secretary,
M.
E.
Young.
The
four
teams
entered
are
Elks.
Canadian
Legion,
drotto
arid
Empress
Club.
Games
wtil
be
played
On
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
commencing
November
6.
Some
new
players
will
be
seen
in
action
anil
keen
competition
is
expected.
Jimmy
Andrews
will
b'e
on
the
playing
roster
aealn
after
ah
absence
of
fotrr
years
owing
to
illness
be
played
on
Empress
Club
and
Canadian
LeglOh
tables.
j
a
WHlFMfS
1.40
1
-
;
Bringing
north
a
light
list
of
pas
sengers.
union
sieamer
nr,t
a
v
nirVhn
hrrlved
In
oort
at
6
o'clock
last
evening
from
me
i
south
and
sailed
at
8
p.m.
for
An
now
looKing
arounu
ior
suitaDie
piaces
to
purcnase
tnem.
such
large
numbers
as
this
It
is
time
to
plan
these
presents
now.
Old
Country
rela
tlVPQ
UWo
tn
Vinnr
fvnm
tfio
m-oKpaa
nonnlo
nrirl
nrot
enmh.
I
Leaving
plenty
bf
birds
behind
..www
UixxCltJ,v
xiu.u
..au
w.C,y
.a.i
uu
at
uuuie.
,
f!it
rnpfi.llv
fldnittlriff
tHat
PALE,
PEPLESS
GIRL
BECAME
PRETTY
AND
WASN'T
SHE
PLEASED!
...
It
all
lunpfni
in
30
daj)
if"!
run-iown
una
latum
Tiuntj,
r.
Her
Mood,
wbtn
INted.
u
I
piiitt
i
In
November
(lie
(Irl
wu
pile,
Weight
nubnormal;
only
1)1
Mi
lbo.
fotind
to
be
low
In
ted
rorpuixTei
aud
iofr
huu.IB
wmnoKlobin.
tbc
rd
nulmtime
Kulmtini-e
In
in
Kbe
w
tiren
a
30-Uar
treatment
I
be
red
corpuKflot.
And
wbat
a
Lanpjr
rJiange
took
Khe
Rained,
nine
poo
ruin
and
ber
rbmnlexlon
flowed
wltii
tdj
bealtb,
Jler
face
roumled
out
and
nh
Uiame
jH)BltWely
pretty.
Tbe
trei-iuent
a
nbown
by
a
fecond,
IiIikkI
text
huri
(really
in-rreaMed
the
rl
rurtiuix-lea
and
haeiboidoblM
In
ber
blxd,
cbniie-uenty
le
felt
.
and
Jooked
radlimiljr
well.
The
preparation
tbl
worked
tbeite
wondert
wa
Dr.
WllUaina'
Pink
Pilla.
Tb'Ii
fa'irioOa
old
remedy
reKtoren
bealtb
In
a
trinf't'rohiitriirUr
way.
St
know
that
tb
blood
rarrlra
nodrifbment
and
vitality,?
every
par
'lie
Hut
unle
the
blood
baa
a
nuJIiciei)t
nmnfrr
of
re1
corplmcle
and
red
fobniriiii;
ilnlwtance
railed
haerrioslobln;
it
"eaJiipj
ray
carry.
PJi
lUTUal
work.
It
t
uerejbat
lr.
Wllllama'
I'Jnk
I
ilia
In
mrwt
liriMluce
flint
i-onKtruc,tir),benenta.
l-oriKtructlre
heneflta.
Tlila
Tbla
remedy.
rrmnlr
Increi
nrrrarn.
both
itb
llie
the
red
red
roniUKrlea
torpuaclea
and
and
the
tbe
baemoirtobln.
haetnnirtohln.
rke,
Blood
teU
lrov
f
1
1
,
,
Good
looka
and
good
lfaltb
are
too
prcloua
to
negloctir
experi
tnenj
with,
If
yo,ur
feellne
and
yoijr
mirror
(ell
you
Ihatjon,
are
Ullder-Welbt.
nervoua,
kallow.
eaiilly
tired
out
lake
tbla
tented
remedy,
)r..yfUtm'.
Pink
I'illa,
or
.10
dart,
aa
tbe
(Irl
mentioned
abofe
did.
Then
rherk
up
on
beauty
and
health
you
bare
gained.
Full
alee
box
la
priced
50c.
MO
Officers
of
tfie'
steamer
Catala,
they
hdcl
been
cbmpletly
"skun
ketl"
a
big
party
bf
local
hunters
who
really
ought
to
have
done
bet
ter,
returned
home
last
night
a
boird
thfe
Salyage
Princess
from
Welcome
'Harbor.
It
Is
understood
!
that
the
birds
got
wise
to
them
selves
and
now
read
the
Witer
front
WHiff
s
on
satin-day
so
decided
ta
spend
thfe
week-end
elsewhere.
The
gameless
hurit'trrien
were
Capt
Paul
Armour,
Don
Crcr&r,
F,
A.
MacCallum,
W.
M.
Blackstock,
W
lO.
Fulton,
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
L.
W
Haworth,
Walter
Hume
arid
F,
N,
Good
A
fine
bitr
erouse
was
seen
at
the
end
of
the
cek
6n
the
hill
side,
at
the
foot
of
McBrjde
Street
in
'tfie
vlclnltif
bf
Ihfe
nshefleS
Ei-pe'ftfnfhtai
StitlSfl.
It
Is
ftEt
Ef-
ten
that
Wey
Hft
siehte'S
3d
close
I
In
town.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad.
Johnson
Obdurate
.
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
29:
CP
One
of
Lester
Patrick's
two
major
ante-
fOr
the
season's
competition
which
'
season
problems
was
setUed
yes-will
Prince
with
th
annooncement
that
open
on
November
6.
the
terday
t
Rupert
Milliard
League
was
reor-
j
Earl
Selbert,
star
defence
man
for
ganized
f6r
the
forthcoming
winter
i
the
New
York
Rangers,
had
cdtne
;p
iermsior
me
coming
nautmai
Hockey
League
season
and
would
report
to
the
Rangers'
training
camp
toclay.
He
had
been
fiblfimg
out
for
a
salary
of
$7,000.
the
maximum
allowable.
Chlng
Johnson,
the
only
other
Ranger
hold-dut,
who
Is
tfrrftfrl-
lng
tfa
fault
professional
hockey
owing
to
a
cut
In
pay.
has
not
yet
signed
tip.
Canadian
Football
University
$f
Toronto
7.
QUe'en's
6.
Montreal
18,
Ottawa
Rough
15.
Hamilton
Tigers
3,
Toronto
Argonauts
3.
McOill
15.
University
of
Western
Games
will!
Ontario
Mustangs
0.
Simla
19.
St.
Michael's
1
Hamilton
15,
Balmy
Beach
10.
Basketball
Standing
The
league
standings
to
date
are
!as
follows:
Catala.106
K.
ti.
K.
A.
y0x.
oi"
-
l
'.r'
u"::utkh
School
poims
wnence
sue
win
icmn.
tomorrow
morning
and
sail
at
1:30
1
pjn.
on
her
return
tb
Vancouver
and
wa'yffothti.
ythians
Senior
Leagu
Intermediate
League
LegiOn
-
2
High
School
.....
2
warriors
0
'.
i
v
jlL-jj
-
on
a
reguiariy
scneauira
to
Alaska,
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Nnrah.
Cant.
William
Palmer,
ar
rived
in
port
at
li
noonday
from
Sc
Vancouver,
sailing
about
an
hour.
'
,
later
for
Skagway
and
other
north-!
em
points
whence
she
is
scheduled
FOOTBALL
CALLED
OFF
to
tall
here
southbound
next
Fri-j
dav.
afternoon.
The
vessel
had
a:
with
kins;
Edward
High
School
light
list
of
passengers,
the
move-
leading
over
Borden
Street
one
to
dissatisfaction
following.
The
McGeer
defection
at
Vic-
ment
of
travel
being
is
toria
had
little
effect
even
though
the
political
rebel
was
this
lime
of
year,
southbound
on
uuujkauuiii
auu
aisyj
nau
a
taigc
xuiiuviii
111
the
province.
So
it
is
to
be
presumed
that
the
Stevens
de
feHioh
will
have
little
effect
on
the
Bennett
government,
ter'citv
of
Vancouver,
which
sailed;
usual
usual
at
.
nil.
the
Junior
Leairue
football
ra-:eame
Saturday
afternoon
was
call-
(ed
off
during
the
first
half
On
ac-
.
count
of
inclement
weather.
TKe
Ocean
Shipping
Cb.'s
frelgh-
.
The
administration
will
probably
carry
on
until
next
Sunt-
from
hert
two
weeks
ago
today
fori
mer
or
Until
stlcb
time
as
it
sees
fit
"to
nnnpnl
tn
the
phi
in-
the
Orient
with
a
cirg6
SpenJ
try
and,
the
more
active
the
former
minister
of
trade
and
i?f?L.d.eUv!M..!
1
commerce
becomes,
the
less
likelihood
there
is
of
his
being
L.
?;n
priSri
n.rnpft
taken
back
to
lead
the
party
after
Mr.
Bennett
decides
to
Her
first
call
will
be
at
Muroran,
retire.
Much
will
depend
upon
the
course
he
takes
during
japah.
the
next
few
months.
No
matter
what
the
opinion
Of
the
ptp'prnrs.rVmv
Vp
fnrlnv
?n
moron
tn
ATr
Rtpvona
anrl
Vi?a
ti
".Sri
J
wb.v.
vv.
svx.
v,..
""I.
t-4
i-.nln
(mm
"i
.'
'
7.
.V,T"'"V,
cv
"".
.
f
V
'r
,
a
sddth,
reported
having
sighted
yes-
noiuicai
outcast
anu
in
vanaua
a
political
outcast
nas
t.9v
mit-mcum
&
hdrt
distance
never
been
able
to
make
a
mark
in
political
life.
Possibly
south
fat
the
skeena
River
a
flock
he'
will
be
the
exception.
of
tip-ward
of
fifty
large
white
swan
winging
tneir
way
souin
in
siraignit
htivivp
r?fi
numarvM
Ka
line
iormauon.
wnn
swan
nave
Maiiy
people
who
Send
gifts
to
the
Old
Country
will
be
LOOK
FOR
THIS
MARK
W.
...2
1
Ladles
League
other
-northern
tAnnlt
U.
.
-
Hi"
...
i
..
0
Junior
League
6
2
2
0
1
3
0
1
3
(Contaefl
frffn
Uzt
i
for
thf
cause!
wrriffi
I
have
es-
Mr.
StevenS
MUM
that
he
had
w
Teceivett
b'ver
the
i
ee
k-ettd
many
teiegrarHS
irtim
Mil
b'vpr
cahada,
kSidtti
fitfffS
irbrri
'iKSl
'tbnsma.
tfvfe
Afabiflatibhs
itrid
tifiilHels
con
cern!
cb'Hg'Hituiatfng
him
trpon
the
Hand
he
hkei
taken
arid
pledging
ttystii
ii.
til
ftii
HSJll.iL
for
.
Advertise
tn
the
Daily
Nevt
'
T
all
f
HI
lichtI,
I
JaWI
V
'
riN:
V
Mot
IN
"fillFAV"
Ikmpi
hlnclccn
quickly
VI
rfrid
Mi
yori
nf
lifeht;
To
feet
full
Value
forilifc
ciirrulccJH8llfHcd
cltribte
deciidaliie
fcUISON
MA'OA
LaliipB.
BETTER
LIGHT
.
.
lETTtR
SIGHT
m
warn
LAMPS
U)4
CANADIAN
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CO.,
Limited
BASKETBALL
Oc(oDcr
29
OrOtto
ys
Moose
Orottettes
vs
High
School;
War-ribrs
vs.
Legion
Scythians
Today's
ay
s
Weather
Terrace
Cloiloy.
east
wind.
Aiyansh
duudy.
ralm.
32
Ahyoi
Cloudy
calm.
38
38
him
sfipfobri
In
cHftrfialfh
.ejarartj-lovd
tiain.S
tir.
l:J'-.:i
rjLlLU'Ji.
-
-
.a
i
improvea
oasincss
nicinuu.
u
w.
w.
Kenneay.
i.
r.
ior
vmihih-peg
8outh
Centre,
was
namedtoday
b
Premier
Ben'neU
ti
succeed
Mr.
Stevens
as
chairman"
of
the
cbm-mission.
There
la
believed
td
"be
hb
likelihood
bf
further
f
eslghatlbni
fTbrri
the
cabinet
or
that
a
session
of
ParitamVni
will
be
tiheH
before
bh
end
of
the
year.
Defection
slam
TORONTO.
Oct.
29:
ICP1
Oeorge
Beckett,
president
of
the.
Young
Canada
Conservative
Club,1
ha?
resigned,
declaring
that
he
was
unable
to
hold
the
position
and
ex
tend
his
undivided
support
to
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
retiring,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
Beckett
also
said
that
hl
resignation
was
due
to
lack
of
confidence
In
the
federal
FURNISH
YOUR
HOME
FIRST
Read
this
and
you'U
sive
money
every
time'
Organ
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from
BEDROOM
TADLES
END
TABLES
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KITCHEN
TABLES,
from
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SHELVES
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
$35
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580
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Prince
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