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Wednesday,
November
7
1334
The
election
in
the
United
States
yesterday
seems
to
in
dicate
that
the
people
of
the
United
States
are
well
pleased
with
the
work
of
the
Roosevelt
administration
and
that
the
tales
we
heard
from
time
to
time
chiefly
from
residents
of
the
Pacific;
Coast
states
were
not
correct,
Possibly
the
strong
support
given
President
Roosevelt
was
the
result
of
the
weakness
of
the-Republican
platform.
They
had
nothing
to
offer
the
electors.
On
the
other
hand
Roosevelt
is
still
aggressive
and
is
prepared
to
push
the
New
Deal
policy
to
the
limit
Evidently
from
the
treatment
accorded
Upton
Sinclair
in
California,
the
people
of
the
United
States
are
Liberal
rather
than
radicaL
They
favor
a
new
deal
but
it
must
not
be
too-new.
STUDY
CLUBS
BENEFICIAL
There
is
nothing
new
about
the
study
club.
Groups
of.
men
and
women
have
gathered
from
time
immemorial"
to
enlarge
the
scope
of
their
knovvedge
and
to
clarify
their
Senator
Bob
Lafollette
Jr.,
Progres-siret
wha
supported
the-
New-
Deal
and
had
the'
blessing-
or
President
RixravriL.
won
re-election
by
a.
substantial
majority
over
Chappell.
Republican,
anil
Callahan
Droio-crat.
His
brother.
Philip.
was
elected
governor;
Governor
Albert
IT
Ritchie;
Democrat,
was
given
a
cloje-.
race
for
re-election
in
Maryland
by
Knight,
his
Republican
oppjnent.
It
was
a
closer
contest
than
had
been
gen
erally
anticipated.
In
Utah
Democratic
candidate
were
returned
10
aionices.
In
Chicago,
Senator,
P-
Jl.O'Srien..
Democrat,
was
re-elected
over
Ar
nold"
E.
Lund;
Republican.
Bertrand
SnelL,
Republican
leader
la
the
House
of
Representatives,
&
as
re-elected
in
New
York.
Bridgeport,
Connecticut,
elected),'
its
first
Socialist
mayor.,
the
Repub
lican
Incumbent
being
defeated,
Martin.
Democrat,
was
elected
governor
of
Oregon,
latest
figures
giving
him
54,420
votes
as
compared
lth
4042
for
Dunn
and
44,439
lor
Zimmerman.
In
California
In.
California,
where
the
guber
natorial
contest
attracted
nation
wide
attention.
Governor
Frank;
F.
Merriara,
Republican,
retained
the
tate
execntlveshlp,in
a
fight
which,
as
exnected.
was
fairly
close,
al
though
noi
so
close-
as
to.
leave
any
night
the
count
-stood;
Merriam.
564.955;-
Sinclair.
48U54;
HalghtJ
158,674.
At
noon
today,
with
approxi
mately
three-quarters
of
the
re
turns
tabulated,
Metriam's
lead
had
grown
to
123.00O.
over
Sinclair
Hatfield,
Democrat,
was
elected
Lieutenant-Governor
In
a
close
fight
with
Downey,
Republican,
late
figures
last
night
giving
the
former
452.815
and
the
latter
402.716.
T
s
4
r
noloe
iitv
oonoralYv
v
Margaret
I
Golnr
South
Tonleht
Chrns.
In
Prince-
Georj-
Of-'
liters
Iluntcr
Back
From
the
KUnds.
Capt.
George
Fritz,
president
of
the
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners
Association,
leaves
Prince,
Rupert
tonight
aboard
his
halibut
boat
Margaret
L
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Seattle
to
attend
a
conference
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
at
which?
regulations
governing
the
halibut
fishery
during
the1
coming
year
will
be-
discussed.
Capt.
Fritz
wili.be
accompanied
by
Capt,Dave
Ritchie,
the
second
delegate
of
the
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Association-
to
the
conference,
and
possibly
by
George
Anderson,
who
will
r
present
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
Union
of
Prince
Rupert.
Capt
Fritz
expects
to
.spend
some
time
In
the
south,
having
engine
work
done
on
the
Margaret.1
at
Vancouver.
Jack
Hartley,
popular
chief
stew-
fard
of
the
steamer
Prince
George
Is
making
his
last
trip
this
week
before
going
off
for
annual
vacation.
He
is
thinking
of
making
a
motor
trip
to
California.
Johnny
Walker,
thief,
steward,
of
the
Prince
Rupert,
will
be-
on,
the-
Prince
George
during
his
absence.
,
Prince
Rrpert,
is
making
his
first
trip
this
week.
"
J
MnM
e,t,rt-v
mnr.
than
a
pected
to
be
a
Sinclair
stronghold.
'T,
ZXiZM
.7ZL,Z7.'
actually
gave
M
JWJ
Merriara.
with
the
following,
vote:
Merrianu
389J67:
Sinclair.
2.4L286;
Haight
36,694.
In
a
statement
Issued
as
his
defeat
was
becoming
apparent.
Sin
clair
said:
"If
these
reactionaries
'have-
won,
they
have
just
begun
to
hear
from
the
people-."
Sinclair's
stock,
had
gone
down
considerably
since
he
was
denied
the
support
af
the
Roosevelt
admln-
lstraUon
despite
the
fact
of
his
be
una
mens,
uicj
iiac
xuuiiu
uiai
a
uui.cn
pcujji.c
accji
lvdoid.
were
claiming
viciocy
DJ
nun-1,
secure
Knowledge
about
a
certain
subject
can
do
better
work
in
co-operation
and
get
clearer
knpwledge
as
a
result
of
discussion.
Sometimes
a
study
club
may
consist
of
onlv
three
or
f
our
neonle
and
sometimes
a
lare-er
number.
some
consisting
of
as
many
as
a
hundred.
In
the
latter
easel
dreds
of
thousands
of
votes.
Al
though
Raymond
Haight
the
Commonwealth
Progressive,
had
expressed
hope
of
success,
he
finished,
as
expected,
poor
third.
.
Senator
Hiram
Johnson
was
re-
they
usually
gather
around
one
outstanding
leader.
jeieeted
in
California.
Sti(lj'aubs
may
.take
up
scientific
studies,
may
delve
j
.v-
:
ifitptJsociaI
and
other
problems
or
may
deal
with
Pl'Sr'?if'
VTPE
civic
betterment,
city
beautification,
housing,
gardening
j
lJtvvlvA.
liu
nbdred
ideas
an
opportunity
to
compare
notes.
1
rtlR
XlVlAS
We
mention
this
again
this
year
because
there
are
a'
great
many
people
who
seem
to
have
nothing
particular
to'spi,,
street
Light
crged
By
Jun-
uo
uurmg
uie
winter
nignis
ana
wno
wouiU'
De
Deneiuea
greatly
by
belonging
to
a
study
club.
-
r
AVOIDING
DANGER
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
It
docs
pay
to
buy
those
adiertised,
lor
Chamber
at
Dinner
Meet
ing
Lat
Mint
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
mere
are
in
rnnce
uupert,
we
are
miormea,
a
number;the
form
of
a
dinner
last
night
at
Of
places
that
are
dangerous
for
those
Who
drive
cars.
1
the
Knox-
Hotel.
There
were
about
There
was
an
example
recently
of
a
car
running
backward
thlfty
numbers
present
with
Presf-and
falling
a
considerable
distance
into
the
muskeg
be-l"11"-N-
LePa8e
ln
the
chalr
cause
there
was
no
curb
to
the
street
There
are
JSiS
turns
where
low
brush
impedes
the
vision
and
is
liable
to
...
with
t.
cause
accidents.
There
are
bad
drops
on
the
wrong
side
of
,
toon
colored
electric
lights,
and
ce-a
curve.
These
are
many
minor
disabilities
and
a
very
few'dar
rope
during,
the
Yuletide
season.
dollars
woulit
make
things
safe
for
the
unwary.
Since
the
A
eromutee
was.
appointee
to
go
City
Commissioner
has
been
in
charge
he
has
kept
up
the
1furthec
lato
raltr-roavelUonsUerinB
the
circumstances.
He
tort
JSSSK
to
most
of
the
necessary
details
much
better
than
it
was
bribing
the
opportuniues
and
ad-expected
he
would.
He
has
had
the
roads
repaired
regu-
vantages
of
i.dng
in
prince
Rupert,
larly
and
they
are
in
better
condition
today
than
when
he
TW'
wl11
be
taken
up
further
in
took
charge.
We
suggest
to
those
who
have
complaints
to
'
connectlor
wlttk
m
teiebcation
of
make
that
they
get
in
touch
with
Mr.
Alder.
He
may
not
,lhe
tty-IUJ
aninversary
of
the
Via
nYAa
f
r
Tfrhf
nil
nf
tlnam
Knf
.,t
Muvni
t:n
incorporation
of
the
city
next
year.
umuMAUjj
iaiKriBAiiutfvu-r
The
,ymaasluro
project
for
the
aDie
antx
rau
always
give
consiaerauon.
i
city
was
revived
and
Y
a
Moore
was
i
"'
ii
named
chairman
of
a
committee
to
go
further
into
the
matter
taking
It
up
with
other
interested
Capt
Nell
McLean,
master
of
the
Prince
George,
will
be
going
ashore
at
Vancouver
on
the
conclusion
of
the
present
voyage
for
his
vacation.
Bwill
be
relieved
by
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.
1
.
J
Having
not
left
Vancouver
until
ther
delayed
by
rough
weather
on
the
voyage.
C.
N.
R
steamer
Prince
John,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs,
is
not
expected
to
arlrve
before
Thursday
night
or
Friday
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
vessel
was
reported
stormbound
last
night
at
Rose
Harbor
and
Is
due
at
Queen
Charlotte
.City
at
5
o'clock
this
evening.
'
Bringing
back
a
local
hunting
ing
the
official
Democrat
candidate
I
Prty
consisting
of
Captw.
p.
Ar-alLboncn
his.
victory
owe
Governor!
mout'
w-
Ekukstock,
F.
A.
Mac-
far
California
l"vluim-
v
rutttfa-
Merriara
the-
guber-j
natorlal
contest
would
not
have
'
A-
D
G1U,S
W11,lam
Rcld
and
a
A-
been
a
great
surprise.
Merriara,
a
I-!
though
a
BepuhQcan,
was.
syxapa-thetic
to
the
New-
Deal
and
he.
undoubtedly,
captured
some
Demo-
era
tic
votes.
He
was
a
5
to
1
favor-
lte
la
late
betting.
A,
hot
contest
j
had-
been-
waged
between
Sinclair
and
Merriam.
and,
right
up
to
the
c
closing
o
the-
polls,
supporters
of
0
1KB
UUUX
NCWH
fi3&
'i.'VOI
Democratic
Party
1
OGPEN'j-m
well
UxcUSnwked
Well"
FIT-STYLE
RVALUE
Retains
Its
Control
WHIFFLETS
1
From
the
Waterfront
'
(Continued
rrom
Page
1)
5m
-
'
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-
-
vr
'
'
("welcome
and
Af
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
OUR
NEW
MEMBER
Relieving
Alec
Monroe,
who
Is
i
Bryant.
Armour
savage
Co
sr-ashore
at
Vancouver
on
annual
va-'
vlc
0044
Salvage
Pi
in.-r
returned
cation,
w.
E.
Baillle
is
now
aboard
I
t
Pn
clock
thu
morning
room
for
doubt.
AXter
midnight
la
stthe
Prince
George
as
chief
engineer.
tnm
Massett
Inlet.
In
spue
of
very
Mr
RallMp
mrnlnrlv
rhlf
nf
lh
rOMIl
WHtUlCT,
UK
WBW
miWe
HK
run
irom
Port
uummu
io
rnnce
Rupert
m
the
good
time
of
eleven
hours
and
fifty
mttuite.
Port
de
ments.
Fefguttn
Bay
and
Jukatla
Inlet
were
visited
by
the
party
which
brought
back
six
deer
bat
had
litUe
suecess
In
the
quest
for
geese
or
ducks.
E.
3.
Richardson.
fisheries
overseer
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
came
across
with
the
party
aboard
the
Salvage
Princess,
being
here
on
official
business
With
a
fair-itaNl
list
of
passengers
on
baud,
CN
R.
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt
Nell
McLean,
arrived
In
port
at
'10
o'clock
this
momreg
from
Via
over.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
An-yox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
night
south
bound.
Mrs.
C.
C.
MiUs
and
small
son,
who
have
been
vtetttng
In
Vancouver
with
relative,
teterasd
to
the
city
from
the
sooth
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
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out
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rham
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wHl
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'
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