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Thursday,
November
8,
1934.
Taking
as
a
base
the
lowest
point
in
the
first
four
months
of
1933
a
chart
has
been
prepared
by
J.
J.
Gibbons
Ltd.,
advertising
agents,
showing
the
progress
made
in
various
lines
of
endeavor
in
Canada
since
that
time.
It
shows
that
exports
have
advanced
fifty
percent,
imports)
thirty-six
percent,
volume
of
business
sixty-four.percent,
industrial
production,
sixty-seven,
manufacture,
seventy-five,
iron
and
steel
production,
fifty-three,
textiles,
one
hundred
and
forty-one,
autos,
sixty-one,
electric
power
production,
one
hundred
and
forty,
mineral
production,
one
hundred
and
eighty-four,
construction
only
seventeen
percent,
employment,
sixty-two,
common
stock
prices
forty
percent
advance.
Bond
interest
rates
have
decreased
one
hundred
and
fifteen
percent
and
commercial
failures
have
decreased
fifty-eight
percent.
The
chart
is
a
very
striking
one.
Upton
Sinclair,
Socialist,
who
was
Democratic
candidate
for
governor
of
California,
was
defeated
in
the
elections
iuesday.
After
his
defeat
was
certain
he
made
a
speech
which
was
very
bitter,
thus
showing
himself
to
be
a
poor
loser,
4W
worm
nearly
loves
a
good
sportsman.
No
matter
g
what
the.
odds
against
a
man
and
no
matter
what
the
tac-
tics
ofitfie
opposition",
the
sportsman
comesjup
smiling
and
mm
ior
battle
again,
jgften
the
attitude
of
the
Joaer
makes
him
a
winner
next
time.
We
are
sorry
that
Sinqlair
uu
noi
snow
up
well
as
a
loser
of
a
great
battle.
He
would
nave
aacieu
to
his
prestige
greatly
had
he
done
so.
ASKS
POWERFUL
WEAPON
The
Premier
of
France
has
been
asking
for
a
change
in
the
Constitution
which
would
rive
him
the
rin-ht
rn
rlissnlvp
After
The
Ceremony
Edward
Colvllle
of
the
Oordon
Highlanders,
former
aide
de
camp
to
Lord
Pessborough,
wth
his
br
ide.
Barbira
Benny,
following
the
ceremony
at
Bt.
Mark'
chur
ch,
BUplcfielc.
England.
SPORT
CHAT
Grotto
and
Empress
will
meet
to
night
In
the
second
'Billiard
League
fixture
of
the
season
and
it
w
hoped
a
better
start
will
be
made
than
In
the
opener
between
Canadian
Le
gion
and
Elks
on
Tuesday
night
In
which
o
far
only
one
game
it
played,
0-
L
Youngman
of
the
Le
gion
defeating
John
Bulger
250
to
203.
The
line-ups
for
tonight's
fixture
are
announced
as
follows:
Don
Prpwd,
Grotto.--vs.
R.
Cam
eron,
Empress.
,
.
!.
Earl
Batt
vs.
A.
Donald.
George
Howe
vs.
M.
E.
Young.
.Tohn
Mdv
nr
W
I
Wiit-snn.
v
'
Pete
Pritchard.
1
1
S.
D.
Macdonald
vs.
T,
Kerrigan
or
J.
Sutherland.
Spares-rBert
Morgan,
Grotto;
Casey
yink,
Empress.
Big
league
hockey
will
glide;
smoothly
into
the
major
sports
spotlight
tonight
when
the
National
Hockey
League
campaign
for
the
winter
opens
In
St.
Louis
and
Toronto.
There
1$
a
48-game
schedule
for
each
of
the
nine
clubs,
three
In
Canada
and
six
In
the
United
States.
The
Ottawa
team
of
last
year
appears,
in
new
guise,
having
been
bodily
transferred
to
St.
Louis.
Otherwise
the
llnerup
of
the
major
professional
circuit
remains
un
changed.
Each
club
will
play
24
games
on
hpme
ice
and
24
away
In
the
long
grind
towards
the
league
playdowns
and
the
Stanley
Cup
series
for
the-world
championship.
Charting
the
long
schedule
which
finishes
on
March
1Q,
1935,
the
league-governors
arranged
an
attractive
Introduction
for
St.
Louis
f
fans.
Tbe;pclubaAbeep
kn6tedthfee
straight
home'ga'mes
to
start
the
first
National
Hockey
League
season
In
that
city.
The
gala
opening
Is
set
fpr
tonight
when
the
uniforms,
ushers
major
league
hoc-uniforms,
usher
major
league
hockey
Into
St.
Louis
with
the
world
champion
Chicago
Black
Hawks
as
their
opponents.
"Two
day
later,
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
and
ask
for
a
new
election.
If
2M5
aT!M5
.
c,c
,n
luitu
uiu
mine
minister
WOUKl
nave
a.
New
York
Rangers
and
on
the
fol-powerful
weapon
in
his
hand.
Deputies
do
not
mind
voting
!1ow,"k
Tuesday,
they
play
host
to
against
a
government
as
long
as
their
position
as
deputies
the
slurdy
Montrea'
Ma"on'-
is
not
endangered.
If
they
felt
they
had
to
explain
-to
their
constituents
and
defend
their
conduct
on
the
hustings
as
'
e?T
T"?
Tda
their
m
1Mb
pnd
the
I
rench
'the
Chamber
would
add
much
to
bench,
play
the
Leafs,
Toronto
.wo
jucauKu
u
,x
legislative
ooay.
Queen
Charlotte
Island
SHINGLES
The
best
made
qn
the
coast,
Not
Kiln
Dried
HVDETRANSFER-PHONE
580
fans
see
another
game
Saturday
night
when
Montreal
Canadlens
invade
Toronto
Ice.
Next
night
Bruins
shift
to
Detroit
for
the
opening
there
against
the
Red
Wings.
The
Montreal
nremlere
i
t.et
fnr
Thuri
jday
next
week
when
the
Maroons
mae
me
long
train
jump
back
from
St.
Louis
to
meet
Chicago
piack
Hawks
at
the
Forum.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
ppen
the
New
Yprk
season
the
same
night
against,
New
York
Am
ericans
In
Madison
Square
Garden.
Bocton
crowds
see
their
first
game
Saturday
night,
Nqvpmber
17.
with
the
st
Lpula
club
as
visitors.
Meanwhile
Detroit
Wings
face
Montreal
Canadlens
at
the
Forum
In
the
French-Canadian
club's
first
Jipme
game
at
Montreal.
Sunday,
Novcm-
jber
18,
the
Hafcks,
Stanley
Cup
i
champions,
go.
back
to
Chicago
to
receive
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
the
I
first
game
of
the
season
there.
Ran-
i
gers
hold
their
first
home
game
In
Mew
York
against
St.
Louis
the
same
night.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
November
8
Grotio
vs.
Empress.
November
13
Elks
vs.'Orotto.
November
lS-ErfipreVs
vs.
Legion".
November
20
Elks.
vs.
Empress.
November
22
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
November
27
Legion
vs.
Elks.
November
29
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
December
4
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
December
6
Empress
vs.
Legion.
December
11
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
December
13
Elks
vs.
Empress.
SCHEDULE
0FJBRIDGE
Nov
8
Swifts
vs.
Musketeers;
Grotto
vs.
Ramblers;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
C
K
R
A..
BASKETBALL
November
8-loose
vs.
arotto:
Legion
vs.
Warriors;
High
School
vs.
Orottettes;
Scouts
vs;
Scythians.
THE
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Ut
UllM
Sf
aQH
Nfw
lievrd
in
ndrew
Talt
Takes
Cold
Pluntf
Hull
Rpalr
to
Slavln
Finished.
With
the
possible
exception
of
a
Jew
straggling
catchrs,
the
last
'halibut
of
the
lp34
season
lvnow
believed
to
'have
been
landed
at
!
Prince
Rupert.
Thf
re
were
no
boats
i
m
wlih
catches
yesterday
or
today.
(The
remaining
American
vessels
iare
believed
to
have
gone
through
!
to
Seattle
with
their
final
fares.
The
(icsa'
boats
Pair
of
Jacks
and
Signal,
'still
out
up
to
today,
art
now
be-
'
tleved
to
be
engaged
in
black
coq
ll.lfll.1K
About
a
doien
pupils
are
so
far
.enrolled
in
the
school
of
navigation
J
which
is
agalp
being
conducted
here
his
winter
by
Capt.
J.
R.
Elfert,
'harbor
master.
A
number
more
are
expected
to
start
studies
in
the
near
future
Andrew
Tall
of
Port
Simpson
arrived
In
port
la?t
evening
wtth
his
gasboat.
haying
as
passengers
Oeorge
P.
MeColl.
the
well
known
Port
Simpson
merchant,
and
Mr.
andlvlrs.
Ambrose
Held.
The
party
is
returning
home-
this
Iftemoon.
About
an
hour
after
leaving
Port
Simpson
yesterday
afternoon,
the
boat
suddenly
stopped
although
the
engine
was
still
running
normally
It
was
found
on
examination,
that
a
lock
screw
on
the
shaft
had
fallen
off
and
thus
the
propeller
was
not
functioning.
The
boat
was
beached
and.
donning
a
bathing
suit
despite
the
cool
breezes.
Andrew
took
to
a
skiff
and
proceeded
to
make
the
necessary
temporary
repairs.
Alter
delay
of
about
an
hour,
the
boat
was
on
Its
way
again
Permanent
repairs
were
made
during
the
stay
of
the
boat
here.
The
American
cannery
tender
Slavln,
taken
.over
recently
by.
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
which
had
sal-
vaged
the
vessel
a
couple
of
months
ago
after
It
had
gone
ashore
In
Orenvllle
Channel,
Is
now
tied
up
at
the
salvage
company
floats
after
having
undergone
hull
repairs
at
the
local
dry
dock.
It
Im
possible
the
Slavln
may
be
changed
to
Canadian
registry
and
added
to
the
company's
local
fleet
Capt.
David
Ritchie,
one
of
the
delegates
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Association,
and
George
Anderson,
secretary
of
the
tocal
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union,
wil
ball
tonight
.onthw.
Pfinae
George
for
8eattle
to
attend
the
forthcoming
conference,
of
the
In
ternatlonalTaherles
Commission
In
connection
with
proposed
halibut
fishing
regulations
for
the
coming
season.
Capt.
George
Prltx,
presl
dent
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Ves
sel
Owners'
Association,
sailed,
last
night
with
his
boat
Margaret
I
for
Vancouver
apd
will
aj
attend
the
convention.
C.
N.
R.
Steamer
Prince
John.
AN
EXAMPLE
XQ
KEEP
Th
plonter
knw
thrift
ai
a
item
nfejiilty
and
by
Its
homely
virtue
gov
beginning
to
a
nation..
Hit
example
li
ope
Ip
be
followed,
today.
Regular
depolt
In
a
Saylngi
Account
ore
the
ture
road
to
financial
Independence
and
lecurity.
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Op
CANADA
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
bound
here
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
8kdegate
Inlet
last
evening
for
Mastt
Inlet
and
Is
expected
to
arrive
In
port
early
tomorrow
morning.
'
She
is
scheduled
to
sail
at
10
o'clock
tomorrow
night
on
her
return.
suuth
over
the
same
route,
The
Indian
department's
cruiser1
Naskeena,
wtth
Dominion
Con-i
stable
A.
J.
Watklnson.
and
Provincial
Constable
Victor
Bond
on!
board,
left
yesterday
for
the
Naas!
Illver
to
conduct
further
Investi
gation
following
the
disappearance
pf
Joseph
Russ.
Greenville
Indian.:
on
October
27
from
the
'gasboat
MQiklns
Bird
in
which
he
and
a.
party
of
ether
Intkans
were
retur;
ping
to
the
Naas
Rlvrr
after
a
Visit
In
Prlnoe
Rupert
Russ
is
be-
'Ipved
to
have
fallen
overboard
during
Horm
while
at
the
wheel
if
.the
vessel
in
the
vicinity
of
Qulnemass.
No
trace"
of
him
has
since
been
found-
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12--Q
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