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for
the
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Co.,
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had
been
fishing
for
a
time
last
year
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out
of
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of
Glasgow
and
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Tuesday,
Feb.
6,
1934
tup:
people
who
pay
The
Telegraph-Journal
of
Saint
John,
N.B.,
is
broadcasting
to
other
newspapers
in
the
Dominion
a
plea
for
the
nationalizing
of
the
tariff.
The
article
shows
how
both
the
east
and
the
west
are
penalized
through
the
application
of
the
tariff.
It
takes
as
an
example
the
cost
of
automobiles.
Not
only
do
the
cars
cost
more
as
a
result
of
the
high
tariff,
as
seen
by
comparison
of
the
prices
charged
on
this
side
of
the
boundary
line
and
on
the
other,
but
the
west
has
to
pay
heavy
freight
charges
which
are
superimposed
on
the
cost
of
the
article
in
the
factory.
This
makes
the
cost
very
high
to
the
consumer.
The
suggestion
made
is'that
all
articles
which
enjoy
the
nrivilece
of
a
nrotective
tariff
should
be
sold
at
a
uniform
James
McGregor
Greta
and
Reuben
Dies
in
Hospital
Leave
For
Chicago
Formerly
Lived
in
Anyox
But
Was
Well
Known
Here
III
For
Past
Two
Years
Kumors
Kerned
of
Marriage
Flans
Of
Actress
and
Director
HOLLYWOOD,
Feb.
6:
Greta
rumors
that
Miss
Garbo
and
Ma-,
moulln
contemplate
marriage.
1
W
H
T-hPV
PMR
rttvlclnn
POLITICAL
VAGARIES
"Pioneer
of
Pipestone"
Wielded
irMl
IVwer
in
Federal
Affairs
WINNIPEG,
Feb.
C:
CP)
The
var-ulas
of
political
life
were
ilhts-
itratfd
never
more
realistically
than
In
the
career
of
Hon.
Robert
Koike,
Manitoba
farmer,
who
rose
from
the
position
of
an
Immigrant
youth
1.
to
power
over
the
life
of
govern
ed
j
ments.
He
died
in
Winnipeg
late
.25
last
M
eek
and
was
laid
to
rest
with
02
price
throughout
Canada,
the
people
of
Ontario
and
Que-i
m
lenl
,toottaJVLa
MOd!!1
Jlm
dy'
th
L-n
!UPPrtr
Hn-
T"
A
Crmr,
Wn0
Challenged
A
th
UHU
fc.VW
,-ot
tl,on
t
nrflnt
n-cf
tinned
his
leadership
of
the
group,
working
with
the
Liberals.
A
climax
came
over
disclosures
in
customs
administration,
the
King
government
resigning
and
an
election
being
held.
This
time.
Mr.
Forke
returned
to
his
first
political
alliance,
holding
Brandon
as
a
Liberal
and
entering
the
King
government
afterward
as
minister
of
immigration.
I
The
Liberals
for
the
first
time
hi
three
elections
had
a
parliamentary
majority.
In
December,
1929,
Mr.
Forke,
who
had
come
to
Canada
as
a
;
young
Scottish
immigrant,
resigned
1
'
.
.
.
.
,.,.IW(the
Immigration
portfolio
and
en
.
.
ress.
was
aboard
a
train
last
night.
tered
...
the
e
James
McGregor,
aged
35,
died
bound
from
Hollywood
to
Chicago,
this
morning
in
Prince
Rupert
Gen-
Qn
the
same
train
was
said
to
be
eral
Hospital
-where
he
had
been
a
r.i
Senate.
The
most
active
j
period
of
his
political
career,
short
M'-Forke
was
not
a
great
orator,
patient
for
the
past
two
years
or
rector.
There
There
are
are
still
still
persistent;
persistent;.
and
an
unfailing
good
nature
which
helped
him
wonderfully.
He
'
ntaria
and
a
capable
legislator
sunerintendent.
will
leave
on
to-!
TPcnow
1s
p1o1teal
trips
hands
of
Hayner
Bros.,
undertakers,
line
on
official
duties.
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but
romantic,
had
ended.
I
a
r
1
n
oftrmnnn'
train
rn
nn
one
'
'
wrn
rwiw
WM
num.
ai
uor-
along
member
of
the
United
Church.
'
'
Mrs.
James
Farquhar
arrived
yesterday
from
Surf
Point
to
rislt
a
day
or
two
with
friends
In
the
city.
BRIDGE
February
8
Grotto
vs.
Cold
Storage,
Swift
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
February
15
Grotto
vs.
I.O.O.F
Swift
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prlcea
E.
DiY,
Taxidermist
Yerrace,
B.C.
'SPORT
'
8
"
"vv
T
had
established
himself
as
a
na-
house.
$5
belrg
offered
to
any
op-
and
west
getting
a
correspondingly
low
rate.
tlonal
leader.
Mr.
Forke
was
one
of
ponent
wiio
could
pin
him.
Dan
It
is
said
that
British
Columbia,
for
instance,
gets
Very
!
his
most
trusted
assistants
and,
Healy
took
up
the
challenge
an
little
if
any'advantage
from
the
protective
tariff
whereas
Ontario
and
Quebec
benefit
very
considerably.
The
people
have
submitted
to
protection
believing
it
would
benefit
the
simple
rites
from
his
home
in
the
village
of
Pipestone
at
the
weekend.
In
1921,
a
61-year
old
successful
farmer,
he
entered
the
political
field
as
successful
Progressive
candidate
in
Brandon,
Man.
The
end
of
1929
saw
him
in
the
senate..
In
the
years
between
he
had
led
a
national
farm
party,
held
a
cabinet
ministry,
and
become
the
storm-centre
of
parliamentary
skirmishes
in
which
administrations
were
in
the
balance.
The
current
that
swept
Robert
Forke
to
the
swiftest
waters
of
the
political
channel
was
the
Progressive
party's
success
in
1921,
when
they
captured
64
seats
and
held
the
balance
of
power.
An
alliance
was
reached
with
the
Liberals
and,
soon
after
he
entered
the
House,
Robert
Forke.
the
Pioneer
of
Pipestone,
was
the
centre
of
political
Jockeying.
!
Supported
Crerar
country
should
be
benelitted
at
the
expense
oi
another.
:
Brandon
as
his
successor.
The
penalty
on
British
Columbia
is
too
great.
We
out
west
;
The
party
having
split
in
the
pav
tOO
much
for
the
prosperity
Of
Ontario
and
Quebec,
.meantime,
the
Progressives
lost
40
Here,
then,
is
an
opportunity
for
Mr.
Bennett
to
do,se
"e
5
election
but
they
cfi,?.,,,
w
fn!,
ua
fo,.
.Qot
Tf
V
,ni,l
Gained
the
balance
of
power.
Ro-
:u".lcl,""S
AV,.1uc
"4C
ai
"r
,
ibert
Forke
held
Brandon
and
con-
.
msisLona
uniiorm
price
ioramcies
manuiacxuren
oniy
in
the
central
provinces
and
withdraw
protection
from
those
who
do
not
give
it,
the
argument
against
a
protective
tariff
would
be
weakened
very
considerably.
FINE
SHOW
BY
MOOSE
lltiiig
and
Wrrllti
realm
i
L"i
tertaimuent
Which
Drew
lle
of
Three
It.mlml
La-st
night's
boxing.
wT:iini?.
musical
and
darning
enteriainmen:
In
wrertu.-ij
Max
crr'man
the
edge
on
Jack
LeBlanc
with
two
out
of
three
falls.
Then
came
Canadian
bear
anyone
In
th
when
Mr.
Crerar
resigned
from
the
put
up
a
good
show
but
did
no
leadership
at
a
caucus
in
Winnipeg
make
the
$5.
It
was
a
veritable
in
November,
1922,
it
is
probable
he
rough
hous:
and
provided
grea?
cuuiii
uul
ii
is
nut
iwsuiwuit
nirtt
uuc
ccv.uuu
ui
tuc
with
choce
r
tne
Member
for
During
th-
eve
ing
there
wer
comic
songs
by
Jack
Melville
who
kept
the
fans
shaking
with
Tommy
Morgan
was
chairman
o.'
Jie
C
can
ml
t
tee
in
ci-xrge
alste'
by
Ted
Rorvik.
Andy
MaedonaU.
Jo;
Sla;card
and
other
member-of
the
lodge.
Andy
Macdonald
wa
referee
for
the
boxing
and
Jacs
M:Evoy
for
the
wrestling
Time
keeper
was
B.
J.
Tixyzn
and
an-nouncer
Oil
Us
Royer.
Tne
entertainment,
whuh
at
tracted
some
three
hundred
peo
ple,
came
to
a
close
with
a
dano
with
Mrs.
J.
Blade's
orchestra.
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon.
What
about
advantage
of
the
clubbing
the
con,
uerwicKsmre.
acouana,
June
cllmo
inslKld
sUwAnK
2.
J8C0.
He
came
to
Canada
at
the
en
the
thnes
are
bad.
ae
of
22
and
farmed
In
Ontario
.
where
in
1892
at
South
Gower
he
i
married
Elma
C.
MacGregor.
They
The
news
despatches
say
that
the
executioner
In
Ormnnv
cannot
he
on.
SKIING
IS
ENJOYABLE
Ppular
Winter
Srt
tVhg
Pur-sued
hy
Greater
Numbers
ThK
Winter
i
There
was
splendid
skiing
on
Mount
Olrtfleid
Sunday,
snow
con-
projram
at
Uui
Moo
Hall
turned
dltlons
being
Rood
und
a
big
crowd
out
to
be
a
complete.
ickw
wlt
being
out.
Many
new
members
of.
particular
Interest
belag
taken
lu
the
Ski
dub
are
taking
up
the
the
pugilistic
events.
gport
for
the
first
time
this
winter
The
coxing
uou.es
were
uo-deel-
and
tbot
who
started
last
year
arc
slon
exhibitions,
the
prlnripal
one
now
getting
very
proficient,
being
between
Jack
McEvoy
of
Van-
since
last
summer,
two
new
ski
couver
and
Joh
ny
-irLeod
o."
blns
have
been
built
one
of
Prince
Rupert
which
vras
a
trea.
tnw
bjr
the
&
Norway,
a
Biuy
uagsnaw
ana
uarrow
uo-mez
also
put
up
a
good
stow
witv
Gomes
swinging
a
wVrked
let-which
did
not
always
miss
ana
Billy
Bagshaw,
as
usual
doing
tu
-tuff.
The
bout
betwven
Chu;k
Illckey
and
Dan
Parent
was
also
a
lively
affair.
Chuck
being
at
his
best.
The
curtain
raUer
was
between
Kid
CarlUle
and
Kid
Lewi
who
put
on
thu?
fast
rouiu-i
re
sulting
In
a
draw.
,
beautiful
place
constructed
of
peeled
yellow
cedar
logs,
and
the
other
a
privately
owned
five-room-cabin
of
excellent
workmanship.
Both
are
situated
almost
at
the
top
of
the
mountain
and
command
a
wonderful
view
in
all
directions.
TITLE
BOUT
WAS
DRAW
Matte
KuxabWuiu
I'nable
to
Win
Verdict
Over
Je
Knight
Ust
Ni.ht
MIAMI.
Fla.
Feb.
6:
Maxlc
Ro-
senbloom,
light
heavyweight
cham
pion,
and
Joe
Knight,
the
contender
for
the
title,
fought
to
a
draw-in
their
bout
here
last
night.
Rosen-
Moom
weijthed
in
at
174
pounds,
one
pound
heavier
than
his
oppon
ent.
citiurtAr.E
posTrotfn)
On
account
of
the
Moose
boxing
and
WTestllng
show'.
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
fixtures
scheduled
for
List
night
were
postponed
untn
next
week.
The
whole
Cribbage
League
schedule
has
been
set
ahead
one
week
as
a
result.
BILLIARD
SUIKDU.K
February
ft-Elks
vs.
Empress.
Smith
Heads
Stewart
Vets
,
FrtMee
Prime
Kwert
Man
Hon.
1
red
at
Purtland
Canal
Town
1
,
Mr.
Hunger
ford
was
once
a
poor
urchin
and
now
he
Is
head
of
the
STEWART,
Feb.
6:
The
annual
national
railway.
That
shows
that
meeting
of
the
Stewart
branch
of
every
urchin
should
start
poor
so
he
may
have
a
chance
to
climb.
I
wish
I
were
a
poor
boy,
then
I
the
Canadian
Leclon
was
held
on
Thursday
evening.
Election
of
of
ficers
resulted
In
the
following
be
ing
chosen
for
the
coming
year
President,
William
D.
Smith.
First
Vlee-President.
Charles
M.
Adam.
Second
Vice-President.
J.
Thomp
lhad
three
daughters.
Shortly
after
Karnlsheed.
I'd
like
to
be
an
xe-i
Chaplain.
O.
N.
Maasbridge.
t
nis
marriage
he
-went
west
and
tutloner
on
those
terms.
There
are
,
bought
at
Pipestone,
near
Brandon,
just
one
or
two
people
whose
lwads
,
the
farm
on
which
ho
spent
the
yd
like
to
chop
off.
,
rest
of
his
life.
He
was
reeve
of
i
Pipestone
Township
for
20
years.
Another
news
despatch
says
hogs
secretary-treasurer
of
Jhe
Union
of
are
ra
demand
in
Dritain
so
Can-!
Manitoba
Municipalities
for
10
ada
Is
benefitting.
I
hope
there's
years
and
later
honorary
president
nothing
personal
Intended
In
that
of
that
organization,
He
was
a
statement
A
hog
I'd
like
to
be
With
nought
to
worry
me.
No
tax
collectors
Or
Inspectors
Charging
me
a
fee.
Yes,
I'd
like
to
be
a
hog
Or
else
a
German
dog,
I'd
like
to
bark
at
people's
heels
Nothing
to
do
but
eat
my
meals
And
growl
so
spitefully.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
north
wind,
32
Anyox-Jloudy,
calm,
35.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calru.
28.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
17.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
fresh
easterly,
sea
choppy.
Laruiara
Wand
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
sea
smopth,
Dead
Tree
PoinU-Jlalnlng,
wmth-east
gale;
barometer,
29.58;
temperature,
42;
sea
rouch,
Sergeant-at-Arras,
Kcnaeth
H.
Oray.
Past
President,
S.
Guy
Lawrence,
Executive
Members
John
p.
Murdock
(Premier,
B.C.),
A.
Caro-
lan,
William
S.
Orr.
The
trustees
are
John
Scott.
Harry
C.
Bennett
and
James
Mor-
rlce,
At
the
organizing
meeting
of
the
new
officers
Edward
T.
Apple-
whaitc
was
re-appointed
secretary,
A.
Russworm
was
re-elected
Pres.
Roosevelt
Suffers
From
Cold
will
Stay
Away
From
Executive
Offices
Until
He
FeeN
Itetter
WASinNOTON,
DC,
Feb.
0:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
confined
to
the
White
House
yesterday
with
a
slight
cold.
He
will
stay
away
from
his
executive
of-
flees
until
he
Is
better.
He
cancel
led
all
engagements
but
Is
attending
to
his
correspondence
at
the
White
House.
n.
F.
Kcrglu
and
Harry
Fowler
came
In
last
night
on
their
launch
"Awake"
from
Alice
Arm.
They
will
he
In
the
city
a
few
days,
BE
KIND
'
TuesSay,
February
g.
t-X
71
y
f!iil
fiimipli
lu
puan
the
')
of
)iin
mill
old.
So
lirvtare
of
"burpilii"
Lull,
mill
play
Mifr
with
genuine
KDISON
MAZDA
LUll'S.
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
M4
IN
Canada
CANADIAN
GKNKHAI.
KI.I'OTHIC
CO,
LIMITED
ADVANCES
MAY
OPEN
RECORDED
HOSPITAL
lletall
Prlren
of
Feed,
Meal
and
Iltt,r
Mnv,
l!nlr
llo.n.
lUtitA
Authoriied
to
Starll
p
lasJi-
Hour
and
Saar
Steady
tullun
Uhrn
Deemed
AdvlMkW
A
general
advance
in
teed,
meat
8TKWAHT.
Feb,
0
Ti.c
.
r
j,
and
butter
price
hat
Just
taken
meeting
of
the
Stewa;'
Or
.::
place
on
the
IocaI
retftll
market
Hospital
Association
,
u
during
the
past
few
days.
Flour
and.
the
Moose
Ila)l.
There
w
.
,
jt
sugar
prices
arc
steady
while
ems
small
attendance
to
hr,r
t-arc
down.
port
of
the
officers
and
'
ike
s
The
orange
supply
la
Improving
In
discussion
of
plans
for
'he
s-with
good
stock
of
sweet
and
Juicy
lng
year.
In
the
ab.se
i
---
(
'.'J
navels
coming
In
at
reasonable
nrsldent
and
vlre-preMrfi
i
J-y
price.
Scott
presided.
Grape
are
practically
off
the
The
flnaiwlal
statement
w
j
.
remarket
at
present.
California
Em-
sented
by
the
auditor
O
P
lit
pcrors
are
nearly
over
but
AiuUra-
key.
showing
a
very
small
tout
lian
supple
will
soon
be
In.
ja
hand
and
the
assocuhon
Ir
As
for
apple,
only
winter
vnrle-
f,om
debt
lln
f.nf
T
ttL
mnSH
l
1!,C
Tnc
PrealdenU
Carles
U
A'
fall
lines
having
gone
off
recwtly.
,fj
hU
wM
rfad
by
,
Ketall
prices
eurrer.t
here
are
as
chairman.
The
report
stated
U'
ollowa:
the
hospital
Iwd
remained
Veeetabi-
due
to
the
depression
and
liut
potatoes.
Aihcroft,
9
lbs
.05
amis
had
been
retained
intact
8aek
2.50
$7000
Insurance
kept
paid
up
Potatoes.
Uprlver,
10
lbs
2S
Tlianks
were
expressed
to
Mrs.
H.
Sack.
$2.10
to
2.40
J.
Thomey,
and
Mrs.
T
LeClalr
!
Carrots,
Cal..
bunch
...
B.
C.
Bulk,
10
lbs.
weet
Potfttoes.
lb
Spinach,
Imported,
lb.
Brussells
Sprouts,
Cal..
lb
Unions,
8
lbs
Tunllflower.
lg..
Imported,
each,
25c
to
.15
had
collected
funds
for
needed
In:
25
provement
to
the
x-ray
eo.uipmr;
10
Tho
president
ab
dealt
with
the
15
posAlblllty
of
re-openlng
the
IniU
20
tution
and
outlined
tentative
pum
5
of
the
bmrH
In
that
connection
BUI
-eexs.
Bimcn
05
stated
that
th
tmard
was
uni!"
Jarllc.
imported,
per
lb
mously
against
rr-0enlng
until
i
abbfl?e.
nc.
lb,
0C
U
!
Wav
.was
aeon
to
nwure
that
,,caa
wiince.
bc
to
12'hosnltnf
would
not
nm
Into
debt
Spanish
Onions,
lb
10lngaln
operating
the
hospital
andi
f
KiTU
O
1Ua
AS
t
m
..
7'
"
-
resolution
was
adopted,
ownon
aioitjr,
uuirvil
u
nirnlps,
8
lbs
.25
'arsnlps
uprlver
washed.
6
lbs.
25
Celery.
Cal.,
head,
20c
and
25
Apples
Vauner,
4
lbs.
,25
Box
1.75
'nlUcnberg.
bulkr
4
lbs
25
Box
."
1.85
1ine
Beauty,
fancjr
bulk,
4
lbs.
25
Box
2.00
Oellclous
"C"
wrapped,
3i
lbs.
.25
Box
2.65
SURF
POINT
MINE
BUSY
Norther
lUand
Property
In
Operation
Again
Following
llerent
Sliut-Dowii
Owing
to
Water
Shortage
Following
a
recent
freeze-up
which
Interfered
with
the
water
supply
and
caused
a
temporary
cessation
of
operations
around
the
first
of
the
year,
the
Surf
Point
mine
on
Porcher
Island
Is
again
In
full
operation
turning
out
concentrates
and
continuing
nrnrwMinrr
jwoik,
It
Is
reported
by
the
superliv
Tliere'
was
ceneral
dUcusslon
bj
-,5Jthe
meeting
of
the
possibilities
ol
lnir
the
board
to
re-onen
"
deemed
It
advisable
to
do
so
Three
new
members
were
circled
1o
the
board
replacing
Cturlcs
M.
Adam,
president.
L.
8.
Davidson,
vice-president
and
K.
H,
Oray
secretary,
whose
terms
of
office
plifd.
The
uewly
elected
dlreclo
are
Howard
Campbell,
Michael
P
Murphy
and
John
Bouwk,
Continuing
directors
are
H
W.
Dodd.
0o-ernment
Agent,
John
Scott
and
Alex
Russwurm,
Following
the
general
meeting
short
directors'
meeting
wa
hfl
at
which
John
Scott
was
elected
president
and
Alex
Russwurm,
crctary.
tendent,
R,
E.
Legg,
who
U
In
t"11
on
business.
About
twenty-flv
mn
In
all
arc
employed
at
the
yrcxM
In
two
or
three
weeks'
time,
it
l
'
pected
to
tpake
another
one
hundred
ton
shipment
of
concentrate
Another
00
h
p.
letters
tlleel
engine
was
recently
Installed
In
connection
with
the
mill,
thus
providing;
more
adequate
power.
Mr.
Legg
irrived
In
the
city
''
Unlay
afternoon
and
will
be
returning
to
Porcher
Island
tomof
low.