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Dr.
Alice
Wynekoop
in
Hospital
and
Heart
Specialist
Called
CHICAGO.
Jan.
22:
Dr.
Wymrkoop,
62-year
old
woman
physician,
was
removed
to
hospital
last
week
and
a
heart
specialist
called
In
following
her
collapse
in
the
courtroom
where
she
was
being
tried
for
the
murder
of
her
daughter-in-law,
Mrs.
Rheta
Wynekoop.
Her
condition
is
described
as
dangerous.
The
trial
was
recessed
until
today
and
will
probably
be
further
adjourned.
During
the
trial
an
officer
fled
that
Dr.
Wynekoop
had
made
.
a
,
statement
,
to
him
thai
her
daughter-in-law
had
died
as
a
result
of
an
overdose,
of
chloroform
and
that
the
shooting
had
occurred
after
death.
BOMBSHELL
IN
HEARING
Keimlion
Sprung
at
Mrrllng
Tariff
Board
by
Holler
Manufacturers'
Representative
JtUIDGE
STANDING
of
OTTAWA,
Jan.
22:
A.
R.
Goldle.
representing
the
boiler
manufacturers
of
Canada,
exploded
a
bombshell
In
a
tariff
board
hearing
here
when
he
read
a
letter
the
purport
of
which
was
that
consent
of
Page-Hersey
Tubes
Limited
of
Toronto
must
be
secured
before
boiler
tubes
could
be
imported
into
Canada
from
Great
Britain.
f.
Xk-';:
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
January
22,
1934
8
SS
-'I
C
Ail
M.UV
I
Boer
Farmer
Is
Calm
About
His
Sudden
Fortune
Elandsfontein
and
sold
it
for
$350.-000
plans
to
continue
farming
on
a
larger
scale
but
first
will
buy
himself
a
silk
hat
and
frock
coat,
he
says.
MailScheduh
for
the
Fast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
4:30
pjri
From
the
F.ast
I
i
'
'
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur
days
:..
;
10
pjn.
For
Vancouver
.
Tuesday
....L
12:30
pjn.
Thursdays
"'.
9:15
pjn
Friday
v...:.....:.r
11
pjn
Mondays,
and
-
Wednesdays
ibj
train)
L.Jk...
4:30
pji..:
rom
Vancouver
Sunday
.
'
.
.
-
pjn
weanesaay
io
a.m.
Friday
p.m.
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
(by
train)
10
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
.,...
7
pjn,
Wednesday
3
p.m.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W
Orotto
2
ONJI.A.
.2
Kalens
0
1
Ladles'
League
Cardinals
.J
I
Comets
i
The
standing
of
teams
to
date
In
1
High
School
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League!
Intermediate
League
is
as
iouows:
G.
Grotto
1
Swlffs
1
Cold
Storage
2
Oddfellows
2
High
School
3
TU.
Ave.
Warriors
J
.
7397
1
7397
Merchants
;.;....!...
6697
697i
Junior.
League
10249
6125;
Scouts
.....2
0915
4958
Flashes
1
:
Trojans
1
Advertise
in;
the
pally
News
Scythians
.0
L,
1
1
2
0
2
2
0
2
2
0
1
1
2
NEW
LINES
OF
CITRUS
I
California
Navel
Orange
In
Ja
maica
Tanjrrines
Popular
Grapefruit
Kxcrlleitt
.10
i
California
navel
oranges
are
now
arriving
in
fine
condition
here
and
3.0U
1
many
good
values
In
this
fruit
are
9.00
to
be
seen
in
local
store.
A
short
,
supply
of
Japanese
oranges
was
HQ
cleaned
up
during
the
holiday
sea-5tson,
there
having
been
no
new
02
;
stocks
since
mid-December.
Ja-.
malca
tangerines
are
a
new
citrus
Mine
to
recently
make
their
initial
appearance
here
and
they
have
I
been
proving
popular
and
meeting
i
with
ready
sale.
Considerable
Ja-
Monday
Jan.
22,
1934
'
m:ilca
erapefrult
of
good
quality
Is
7
being
sold
here.
Florida
grapefruit
""
tne
finest
quality
In
years
Is
be-
CAN
ADA
Oil
RUSSIA
"'mI-
Calltotnia
BrapfruU
U
As
a
result
of
the
Imperial
Conference
and
the
pact
that
!TrA?'
there
the
of
timber
from
husna
was
signed
imports
toIneetlnf
u1lh
a
Xalrsalf
prlces
United
Kingdom
are
to
be
reduced
m
order
that
.Canada.
in-
a
ntUe
more
reasonable
than
may
benefit.
tor
some
years.
This
Dolicv
of
favorinir
Canada
in
the
British
market
is
supplies
or
Urittsh
Columbia
ve-
workiht?
out
well
for
the
Dominion
and
is
one
that
should1"
'T
,rac"ai'f
"
u,e
0
,.
,
'mirirpt
.!tH
thA
t-cii1t
I
Vint-
nn
v
be
followed
up.
Canadians
cannot
compete
with
the
nus-'
J
sian
cheap
labor
with
its
teribly
low
standard
of
living.
at
h,
her
Drlce&
nriusn
uoiumuia
ami
me
utispaicn
reuenuu
oauuuii
seems
to
indicate
that
the
benefits
to
Canada
will
increase,
at
any
rate
so
far
as
the
lumber
trade
is
concerned.
EDUCATION
FOR
UNEMPLOYED
Rather
belated
efforts
are
being
made
in
the
south
to
provide
educational
facilities
for
the
unemployed,
espe
cially
to
the
young
men
just
out
of
school
w
ho
are
unable
to
secure
employment.
Turnips,
8
lbs.
luce
is
available'
We
do
not
want
to
have
to
try
to
no
it.
ine
preierentiaii
Apples
are
now
down
to
the
win-j
Empire
policy
gives
this
country
a
chance
to
keep
up
the-ter
keeping
varieties,
eari.v
line
standard
of
living
and
provide
a
market
for
the
British
Irving
ben
pretty
well
cleaned
up.
Pnliimliin
nrnrliinr
Sn
fnr
it
hns
worker!
nnt
verv
well
for
In
th
staP,e
,lnps-
Prks:
n
1
V....i.
.1
iu
o
i
1
liave
been
lower
for
the
past
past
few
weeks.
Butter
Is
very
YegeUklet
Potatoes,
Ashcroft,
9
lbs.
...
Back
Potatoes,
Uprlver,
10
lbs.
...
Sack,
$2.10
to
Carrots,
B.C.,
bunch
10
lbs.
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb
firm
and
flour
Is
advancing.
j
The
tea
market
Is
ejccepticnally
firm
with
wholesale
pricts
higher
and
the
retail
prices
expected
to
advance
soon.
An
upward
trend
In
the
coffee
market
Is
also
expected
in
the
near
future
and
it
U
being
suggested
that
now
might
be
a
.good
time
to
lay
In
supplies
of
both
Conditions
in
Prince
Rupert
are
somewhat
similar
to!
tea
and
coffee."
.
.
m
It
i
1
1
-
'
-
I
those
m
the
soutn.
it
some
system
01
tecnnicai
evening
ntun
prices
currer.:
here
are
as
schools
could
be
worked
out
it
would
be
of
trveat
advan-
follows:
tage
to
the
young
men
who
find
themselves
in
such
an
unenviable
position.
At
present
there
is
a
night
school
operating
in
the
city
but
a
charge
is
made
for
tuition.
For
the
unemployed
tuition
would
have
to
be
free.
Whether
anything
could
be
done
to
meet
the
situation
we
do
not
know,
the
department
of
education
is
ready
to
meet
the
local
authorities
in
the
matter
of
contributing
to
the
cost.
Parsnips
npriver
washed,
C
lbs,
Celery,
Cal.,
head
.25
2.50
.25
2.40
M
25
.10
i
Spinach,
imported,
lb.
14
Cauliflower,
lg
Imported.
j
each.
25c
to
25
Vegetable
Marrows,
lb
.01,
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Africa,
'Spanish
Onions,
lb
10
i
Jan.
22:
(CPJacobus
Jonkher,-Beets,
bulk,
8
lbs.
25'
AiiceBoer
farmer,
who
last
week
dls-1
parsley,
bunch
.07
'
covered
a
726-carat
diamond
near
.25;
25!
20
Apples
Wagner,
4
lbs.
25
Box
1.75
Spitsenberg,
bulk,
4
lbs.
.25
Box
-
1.85
Rome
Beauty,
fancy
bulk,
4
lbs.
25
Box
-
1.85'
Delicious
"C"
wrapped,
3i
lbs.
25
Box
2.C0;
'
Fancy
wrapped,
3
lbs
25
Box
Bulk,
32
,Cox
....
...
lbs.
Cranberries,
lb.
Hour
Flour.
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
Second
Patent
Pastry
Flour,.
10
lbs.
45c
to
.
Aust.
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
...
Honey
2.75
25
2.25
Yellow
Newtons
"C"
irade,
3i
lbs
25
Box
2.60
Fancy,
box
2.60
Wlnesaps,
fancy
wrapped
3
lbs.
.25
Box
2.80
Fruits
1
Cal
Navel
Oranges,
doz.
20c
to
.75
Lemohs,
Cal.,
002.
25c
to
J5j
Orapefrult,
Cal.,
5c
to
r.
10
1
Jamaica
Grapefruit,
each
Cc
to
.14
:
Florida
Grapefruit,
each
12c
to
.15
Tangerines,
Jamaica,
doz
.40;
Rhubarb,
hothouse,
lb.
.15'
Bananas,
lb
.15;
Emperor
Grapes
20
25
j
1.85;
1.70
j
.50
1
25
Kxtracted
Honey,
per
Jar
208
to
.30
Comb
Honey
25
wnjie,
iuu
ids
7,7s
Yellow,
100
lbs
725
Eggs
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
cartoned
34
Local
new
laid,
dot,
42
Fresh
Seconds
2i
Preserved
Extras,
dot.
JO
Btter
Fancy
cartoned,
lb
2i
No.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs,
,94
1
tard
I
Pure,
lb,
17c
to
JO
A
Brilliant
Save
A
brilliant
save
during
the
game
a'.
Stamford
Bridge
rrcently
between
Chelsea
and
Man
-hMor
City
Scenes
like
this
are
common
In
Old
Country
sorter
Ncmindei
must
be
right
on
their
toes
to
block
the
efforts
of
enie
rprlsin
?
forwaros
who
need
little
urging
to
snap
up
every
opportunity
thai
comes
al
jng
wuh
cup
ties
due
to
get
under
way
in
the
third
round
Old
Country
fans
are
in
for
many
thrills
surh
as
the
one
depicted
above.
B00KMAKING
j
IS
GENERAL'
More
Than
Thousand
in
"Business"
In
Toronto,
Sportinf
Club
Head
Says
urusseiis
eprouis,
jo
m
TORONTO.
Jan.
22:
A.
M.
Or
Brussells
Sprouts,
Cal,
lb.
18
1
pen.
former
sporting
club
head.
Onions.
8
lbs
25
stated
in
an
interview
that,
when
Leeks,
bunch
.05
j
he
started
In
the
"booktnaklng
bu-
Oarllc,
imported,
per
lb
.35
siness"
more
than
forty
years
ago.
Cabbage,
B.C..
lb
.06
he
was
the
only
one
but
now
there
Cal.
Head
Lettuce,
Sc
to
.
.12
are
more
than
a
thousand
books"
in
the
city.
This,
he
claims,
accounts
for
the
current
situation
among
gambling
houses.
SPORT
CHAT
New
York
Rangers
took
tempor
ary
exclusive
possettlon
of
first
place-
in
the
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League
by
winning
a
shut-out
victory
last
Thursday
night
over
the
Chicago
Black
Hswks
with
whom
they
had
been
tied
for
the
supremacy.
The
Detroit
Red
Wings
played
a
draw
with
the
Montreal
Maroons
at
De
troit
and
Joined
the
Black
Hawks
In
a
draw
for
second
place
In
the
American
Division
standing.
Deciding
on
Standard
Baseball
Officials
of
both
American
and
National
Baseball
Leagues
met
in
North
Philadelphia
to
study
the
old
anc
the
new
baseballs,
Left
to
right
William
Harrldge
president
of
the
American
League;
John
N.
Heydler,
president
of
the
National
league,
with
the
old
and
new
baseballs,
while
visiting
a
sporting
goods
plant
North
Philadelphia
Saskatoon
Hockey
j
England
Wins
Over
j?
Ouakers
Suffpr
First
t
Tour
at
I
In
nil
4
of
Defeat
Berlin
Cardiff
Saturday
Aggregation
CARDIFF,
wales,
Jan.
22:
(CP)
England
defeated
wales
by
a
score
nf
nine
tn
nnthlmr
on
S.lturdnv
In
BERLIN,
Jan.
22:-Thc
touring'
thc
fIrst
rrgular
international
Saskatoon
Quakers,
Canadian
hoc-
rugby
malcn
of
tne
scaso
before
key
team,
suffered
their
first
de-
a
crowd
of
mty
tnousand
pcrsons
feat
In
the
course
of
their
Euronean
,
tour
yesterday
when
they
were'
beaten
by
a
Berlin
team
Uirec
to
!
one.
;
AdrertUe
In
the
Dally
News
BRIDGE
1
January
25-
Grotto
e.
Swift
vs,
Cold
Storage.
I
O,
D.
F
THREE
WAY
PUCK
DRAW
Chicago,
Rangers
and
Detroit
Even
Terms
For
Leadership
of
American
Division
DETROIT.
Jan.
22:
CP
As
a
I
result
of
week-end
play.
Detroit
Red
Wings,
New
York
Hangers
and
Chicago
mack
Hawks
are
now
In
a
three-way
tie
for
first
place
in
Uie
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
The
Red
Wings
defeated
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
here
last
night
while
the
Black
Hawks
played
draws
on
Saturday
and
Sunday
nljht
with
Toronto
and
Montreal
Maroons
respectively
to
draw
up
with
the
Rangers
who
last
to
the
Canadlcns
ut
Montreal
Saturday
night
after
having
been
temporarily
in
the
lead.
The
Americans
defeated
the
Boston
Bruins
in
New
York
last
nlyht
10
advance
to
even
terms
for
Uilrd
place
in
the
International
Division
with
the
Montreal
Maroons.
Week-end
score
were
as
follows
Satnnlay
(la
ran
New
York
Rangers
4,
Canadlcns
'5.
Chicago
2.
Toronto
2
Detroit
4,
Ottawa
5.
Sunday
Game
Toronto
2.
Detroit
4.
Boston
2,
New
York
Americans
4.
Montreal
2.
Chicago
2.
Hockey
Standings
International
Ditt'len
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
r.
Toronto
17
e
5
102
52
40
Canadlens
11
4
12
50
5
28
Montreal
8
8
II
51
C3
24
Americans
9
6
12
CO
70
24
1
Ottawa
8
5
14
60
74
21
American
l)ivlin
Chicago
11
8
9
48
42
30
Rangers
12
0
9
54
50
30
Detroit
13
4
10
&9
63
30
Boston
9
3
18
55
72
21
jLegion
Wins
In
Billiards
Two
Deferred
Games
flayed
at
End
Of
Week
to
Complete
Last
ThrMlij
Fixture
Two
postponed
games
from
last
Thursday
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Grotto
were
cleaned
up
at
the
end
of
the
week
giving
the
Legion
m
aggregate
victory
of
1117
to
1033
to
retain
its
supremacy
in
the
second
half
of
the
season
standing
The
individual
scores
for
the
two
deferred
games
were
ns
follows:
Alex
Murray,
Canadian
Legion,
132;
George
Howe,
Grotto,
200.
Alex
Harvey.
200;
Bert
Morgan,
134.
The
second
half
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
O.
TU.
Ave.
Canadian
Legion
2
2270
1135
Empress
2
2209
1
105
Elks
2
2177
1089
Orotto
2
2144
1072
Billiard
Averages
O.
8.
D.
Macdonald
G)
2
M.
McLachlan
(Em)
2
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