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Tuesday,
January
22,
1935
INTERESTING.
REPORT
Tbe.report
of
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
published
Saturday
in
this
paper,
was
interesting,
not
only
as
showing
the
soundness
of
the
bank,
the
im
proved
condition
of
the
country
and
hopeful
outlook
but
also
by
intimating
that
the
countries
of
the
world
are
tired
of
excessive
economic
nationalism.
This,
naturally,
includes
Canada
which
has
shut
off
much
of
its
world
trade
by
means
of
excessively
high
tariff
walls.
In
this
stand
Morris
W.
Wilson,
president
and
managing
director
of
the
bank,
is
in
line
with
Sir
John
Aird,
president
of
the
Cana
dian
bank
01
Commerce,
who
recently
asked
for
a
general
reduction
of
tariffs
throughout
the
world.
PREMIER
PATTULLO'S
STATEMENT
Premier
Pattullo
issued
a
statement
last
week
in
which
he
outlined
the
course
his
government
was
trying
to
take.
He
said
the
first
object
was
to
balance
the
budget
so
that
they
might
put
through
their
general
refunding
scheme.
Until
this
was
done
the
municipalities
coiild,
Expect
little
hlp.
Once
the
refunding
was
dona
they
could
turn
their
attention
to
aiding
the
municipalities.
In
the
same
statement
Mr.
Pattullo
referred
to
Dominion
affairs.
As
head
of
a
provincial
government
he
could
not
presume
to
dictate
Dominion
policy
but
as
a
reasonable
citizen
with
the
prestige
of
his
office
he
urged
that
unem-feiplbymerit
be
cured
and
a
revival
of
business
be,
brought
apoiit
bv
a
national
works
nrocTam
on
a
lartre
scaled
in-
anced.
hf
the
natiqrial
creditavithout
interest.
He
had
already
urged
this
upbsrthe
federal
government
and'
ne"
opined
that
the
necessary
action
would
not
be
much
longer
delayed
He
said
he
wanted
the
people
to
know
the
course
by
whidh
He
"was
trying
to
steer
and
asked
their
support
in
achieving
the
ultimate
goaL
HELP
THE
WORKERS
As
the
federal
election
approaches
there
is,
of
course,
a
concerted
effort,
to
help
the
workers
of
Canada.
Each
of
the
various
parties
is
trying
to
ouido
the
others
in
making
the
workingmen
and
women
of
the
country
believe
it
"is
their
friend
Fortunately,
the
workinc
people
of
this
coun
try
are
able
to
reason
for
themselves.
They
will
refuse
to
be'earried
away
by
high
flown
oratory
and
will
look
to
the
past
usa,
guuie
10
me
iiuure.
PROTEST
OF
LOCAL
ROYS
We
have
received
a
letter
which
protests
at
the
difficultly,
6u.n
local
men
find
in
getting
work
in
the
city,
particular!
ill
connection
with
the
loading
of
gram
boats.
The
compMnffs
made
that
the
men
employed
on
this
work
are
practically
all
of
one
nationality,
due,
it
is
suggested,.
to
the
person
choosing
them
being
of
the
same
nationality.
The
vritei;o,f
telmev
thinks
at
least
fifty
percent
of
those
employed
should
be
Canadian-bprn.
hue
we
strongly
synipapiize
with
the,
local
latls
wlio
xish"o
secure
employment;
we
must
remind
our
correspondent
that
a
person
naturaUzed
in
this
country
is
just
as
much
a
Canadian
as
one
bom
in
the
country
and
is
entitled
to
equal
privileges.
That
apparently
is
what
the
writer
asks
an
equal
break.
"
The
Letter
Box
THE
-GREAT
Fl.Or"
Editor.
aDily
News:
A
hunter,
venturing
into
the
hills,
came
upon
a
strange
skeleton
the
like
of
which
he
had
never
seen
before.
He
hastened
back
into
the
city
and
told
of
his
discovery.
The
citizens
became
excited
and
thjey
speculated
upon
the
identity
of
tke
strange
monster
beUevtag
that
It
might
be
the
semi-mythical
"Great
I
Wham."
WLse
men
from
the
Know-ledglcal
Station
were
rii.sjitched
;
forthwith
and
a
day
or
two
later
the
remains
were
set
un,
in
the
a)ty
to
public
view.
None
couM
name
the
creature,
not
even
the
wlp.
men
from
the
Knowledglcal
Station,
.they
confessing
that
their
wisdom
was
directed
in
channels
remote
from
bone-labelling.
i
All
berame
convinced
that
the
Great
Wham"
was
at
last
ttiaroj
ered
and
the
people
swelled
141
with
;
the
fame
of
their
city
Tfcf
Cttar'
of
the
Great
Wham."
But
a
wtoc
man
in
a
distant
I&wkx!VcAl
Ota--
Ition
did.
not
believe
in
""Whams."
!
greater
or
lesser,
life
coaveottou
was
!of
great
moment,
therefore
of
the
"Great
Wham"
w
sent
him.
"Aha."
said
be.
"
'Great
Wham'
nothing!
This
long
hair
is
from
the
eyebrows
of
the
'Great
Flop'
and
this
piece
of
skin
unmiaiakably
from
the
same
creature!"
And
he
proved
it
bv
compartsoas
with
specimens
at.
hand,
and
many.
IliusUm-Uons
and
descriptions
frbm
his
books.
The
Sweglan
naturalist
Sillias
had
named
the
"Great
Plop."
psuedo
-
superciHar
-
panko-punko,
shaken,
however.
He
diligently
endeavored
to
confute
the
wtp
men
and
convince
the
public.
TlsroMih
the
pre$a
he
said,
in
learned
oharscs
'ahd
sonorous
terms,
lhajt
only
a
semi-supernatural
creature.
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foundation
ul
1
kciiui
Tli.
n
tush
stTuln.
They
wer;
secured
C.N.U.A.
Defeated
Mooe
by
Narrow
.Margin
in
Senjur
Hoop
Match
In
the
Senior
League
basketball
till
last
night
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Anpgtation
beat
Uie
Moose
aa-3U.
It
waa
a
thrUtlng
contest.
The
Maose
opened
up
meaning
literally,
"be
raise
bis
wou.
w
eyebrouv
referring
to
the
Great
J
wK
tfc
law
imm.
The
C
Flop
s"
habit
on
meeting
"Leer
A:
owauat
tte
lead
and
a
Flops."
In
SUHas's
ttoie
"Great
;0?ug-OK
apw
wa
umv
Hops"
were
common
in
Swegia.
The
u
w
per-
boys
rode
them
to
school
and
Hal
m
ttinoKI
them
tn
halanrA
'
nnlA
nn'faVOf
Of
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
their
noses.
How
came
this
Individual
in
this
country
was
a
mystery,
but
it
was
decided
that
it
was
brought
in
when
very
young
by
a
Sweglan
Immigrant
from
whom
it
is
the
seaoad
half
the
C
N.
R.
A
commaBrtad
all
Uie
play
and
well
deserved
its
victory.
Piene
and
Mitefeeil
were
off
color
and
the
different
tn
escaped
into
the
wood,
eventually
xme
wou)d
h"
betn
9FMr
succumbing
to
old
age
!
er
DUi
VMa
"A??1?-
Meanwhile,
the
hunter
nngla"1
distant
woods
searchinc
for
other
I.
c-
N-
R-
A
Jhawn
strange
creatures.
After
many
days
he
returned
to
the
city
ta
reap
the
fame
accruing
to
him
for
ho
knew
not
the;
"wait-
man's
daefaoni.
Hfi
entry,
into
the
city
was
unmarked
which
greath?
astonished
him.
and
grabbed
33
points.'
Intermediate
Leaeue
In
the
Inledtmedlats
Litte
Anft-troiig's
Oaoadlan
LejpVnairres
won
over
lajh
S$hooi
St
to
24.
Legion
held
a
ftve-ooint
lead
at
ball
dme
he
found
Ui
con
versa
Uon
had
re-
a9d
iQcrei
u
in
the
second
haU
verted
to
usual
ciTanijel-about
the
wus
h..eo
touaht
and
Uu
weath,err-and
that
when
it
wstoae
was
in
doubt
unttl
the
last
proved
that
the
monster
was
a
rpu..
minnt
tjixtav
m
rnMiit.
Great
Flop."
Interest
had
coUapeed
referee
and,
ftnally
The
hunter's
belief
that
his
find
;
to
s.
was
a
genuine
''Wham
was
not
Junior
Leaeue
In
the
junior.
Ljllgue
opener
Croinp
led
hia
Boy
SeooU
to
a
Bafd-foaant
victor
owe
the
Hiah
Nhoof
1,1-14.
Half
Upje
spre
wjl?
1
8-6
hi
favor
of
IXitcto
School.
After
the
"Great
Wham."
could
be
thus
'the
rest
period
the.
Scouts
made
12
equipped.
For
him
his
find
would!
points
to
their
opponents'
six
High
be
the
"Wham"
until
a
bigger
and
'School
missed
many
cinch
shots
more
convincing
Wham"
was
j
Otherwise
they
woold
have
had
an
brought
in.
He
ended
wlUi
Uie
state-
'easy
victory
ment
that
if
his
fellow
citizens
and
Junior
League
the
world
in
general
did
not
wish.
Boy
Scouts
18
Cromp
8i.
to
share
in
the
fame
of
his
"Great
Brown
14
1.
Sakamoto
Ci.
Lutdseth.
Wham."
he
would
be
happy
to
re-
iDybhavn.
Brilun,
-
serve
thi
sbtrVtn
himself
i
Hleh
School
14-
THrano
Ui.
A
Small
train
for
a
Terrace.
i
'
'
GULLIVA.
'Munro.
HoustifaiiHutey
4.
Vcltcli.
Kalse
left
on
last
evening's
Intermediate
Leaeue
brief
business
trip
to
Canadian
Legion
33
Armstrong
'15).
Christ
ison
16),
McPhcc
(jji.
make
'XI,
lracson
'3.
Swhlro.
l-id
irV
l.eauc
Annette's
tn-
Stone
.
IJoddir
9i.
RatchXor4
UfD&
yot&i.
Stamp-Vlncen.
iiiuh
itehaM
1S1
KDison
ill.
LEAGUE
STANDING
Senior
Leaeue
W.
OroU
J
C.
N.
R.
A.
1
'
Moose
V
Intermediate
Leas
11
e
llh
Senoei
Waoiaea
.I
Canadian
Lejeaa
1
Ladies
League
Annette's
.
Hljth
School
..
t
Grot
let
t
0
Junl.)C
Leatue
Scythians
.
...
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Scouts
1
Hleh
School
0
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p.ix.
:.
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iju
lure
sUl
.
a
the
n
,iiv
royally
bn'd.
irai-um
their
.mresiry
b.n
k
t'
a
lamed
Srot-by
Rugbies
from
Mrs.
moK
IlloclUn.
Aurora.
Oivt
.
whose
estate.
aojoins
the
Happy
Woodlands
pet
cemetery,
said
tn
be
thr
only
one
In
Canatu.
K
PLAY
WAS
THRILLING
L.
1
X
1
1
1
9
I
2
0
I
2
CRIBBAGE
FIXTURES
January
it
Orotio
vs
Eleval.r.;
I.O.O.P.
vs.
Canadian
Inioo,
C.N.
j
R.A.
vs.
Moose.
Meat
Packers
vs.
j
Empress.
February
4
Empress
vs.
Grotto,
vator
vsMooarMratT
IO.O.P.
February
11
Grotto
vs.
C
N.RA,
Bmpreaa'vs.
Canadiau
Legion.
Meat
Hackers
vs.
Moose.
lO.O.f.
vs
levator.
February
1ft
I.O.aF.
vs.
Qrotto,
Elevator
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
(m
press
vs.
Mooe.
gjjjla.
vs.
Packers.
ELEVATOR
iKievatoT
(Meat
krf
loddfdhm.
ptttnpreas
4
(Orolto
2
Moose
!
Canadian
Leaon
iC.
N.R.
A.
.
2;
2!
4
1
A
4
2
0
St
Lodta
1
!
'
Chieaan
Bostan
Detroit
Ranan
Junior
RIks
C
N.
K.
A
L
unbir
Ac
Stone
fceninr
KUts
.
sMd
ntiteat-
'
MtatiR
Buttut-Lkl.
TVirleta
i
Feuroarsu25iGrhUO
v
-Moose.
Motse
t-anaaan
Legion
vs.
Meat
iacKrs.
Watesfront
Rata
Emprtss
vs.
I.O.O
F
,
Blevator
vs.
;
Pioneer
Laundry
C
N
R
A.
.Waus'
Grocery
Touring
Australian
Cricketers
Draw
Great
Crowds
31
M.
....
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.
38
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23
O.
5
4
2
3
3
4
.,4
Blaine
2.
Musaslkm
T.
Davtel
Meat
I'ackrr
in
Second
I'lace
In)
1
1
1
E.
Davis.
McIahxI
JonnaOOi
f
Cilbhae
Uacue
Senior
Leatur
Moose
3$irMicbelfc
ti.
Wing-ham
7.
Pierce
Nakanoto
lo.
C.
N.
R.
A.
(39)
Stiles
).
Jdhn-son
1231.
E.
Smith
iS.
8teffenhtd
3t.
C
Smith
2
Basketball
Standing
LEADING
Prince
Rupert
Ciibbage
League
results
last
oighl
went
as
foUows:
Meat
Packers
17,
OrotVo
io.
Moose
13.
Canadian
Legion
14.
Canadian
National
Recreation
AsaoeJaUdB
u.
OoVlfeUows
u.
Htevatoe
17.
BmprM
10.
League
Table
L.
I.
23
31
21
30
25
29
23
rt
29
2S
29
36
M
24
31
23
Hockey
Standings
Internalionsl
DivKion
.w
d
l
r
A.
r
Toronto
26
2
7
83
M
42
Maroon
..
.14
2
9
Cfl
42
31
Amerleam
7
6
13
SO
87
20
8
3
13
49
08
19
.
0
3
19
48
S3
15
American
DIvMou
...
.14.
3
10
S9
43
31
14
3
10
CO
SC
30
11
4
12
67
W
25
-
10
3
11
61
00
23
ROWLING
STANDING
FeaBwIng
the
win
of
Moose
over
Watts'
Grocery
by
a
score
of
1024
i
to
93
in
the
City
Uowttng
League
1
the
competition
Is
as
follows:
10.
OtttO
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301
4300
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1981
2827
4S44
With
the
Cathedra!.
of
Worcp''er
-is
a
bagrour.c.
the
Ausiraliin
rlcket
team
is
shown
on
their
tour
of
England
lit
summer
Here
is
a
panoramic
view
of
the
teams
in
play.
The
touring
team
from
the
Antipodes
gave
the
great
game
a
new
lease
of
life
ttf
it
needed
any)
in
England
and
great.crowds
thronged
to
see
the
play.
tn
Tunday.
January
22.
133
SPORT
CHAT
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
by
d
f
tn
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
8unday
night,
resumed
supremacy
ia
A,njKicaa
DJxWon,
o;
the
Nm.
-,T.
Hockey
League,
the
Boston
Br
djppplna
Into
semd,
pjace
fojioy,
Ing
their
defeat
by
the
Canac.eai
at
Boston
Saturday
night
After
,lalrly
ifkC
ptay,
In
the
opeci:,
-oeriod.
the
Toronto.
Maple
Lr
ipttt
pn
anotlir
heart-btf
kj
scoring
barrage
at
Toronto
Bat
jr
day
nlaht
to
deeteirely
vanquh
ilhr
St.
Louis
Eagles.
Eath
tr
n
,
scugebV
ajtea
1"
the
flrnt
pertc.
Uaiflr
making
the
opening
;
xa
ter.t
Lil,
while
CharUe
'Cv
fiflicf
lmt
the
Maple
Uafs
on
c.
1
lnn.
Kany
m
me
second
perL:4
Syo
Howe
put
the
Euglrt
on?
bul
Charlie
Conarher
v.ih
a
eVk
aat
frpm
Jack
on.
HowfeU.
again
evetn-d
up
.
count
for
tle
Maple
Uaf
I
(julclf
succeasipn
within
one
r
:u,le
of
45
&m
ol
the
period.
Toronto;
Wored
twice
K
Clancy
mak(nv
one
eourrr
rj
IU4
Uorner
the
otlirr
Ari
J:
:
get
MM
Vvc
assist
in
Ik
Ah
Toronto
rrored
two
m
r.
thlrc.
period.
iMtdlng
tin.
IT
,
sUll
helplnw.
St..
Loui
rr
ir
'J
iuw
somewuat
unoay
t
1
with
a
decisive
victor
ovrr
.?
powerful
Detroit
Red
Wlnjr
SevMity
thousand
per
r
etttdlttc
the
Duke
of
K
.
Saturday
when
EngUno
and
V.
played
to
a
throe-all
tie
in
ternatlonal
rugby
union
rr.t
BASKETBALL
January
24
Grotto
vs
C
N
Warriors
vs.
High
School
A&r.
vs.
orotto.
Scythians
v
Scou
School.
n
1
t
January
5
-Grotto
vs
M
Jrotto
vt
High
School
Ward
t
Legion.
Scythians
vs.
Scout
January
31
Moose
nCNR
A
Legion
vs.
High
School.
High
Sr
vs.
Annette's,
SoooU
11
School
vs.
Anottte
Scct.t
r.
nrh
sciwoi.
-
-
February
4-
C
N
R
A
v
C
Grotto
vs.
Annette
Uivh
vs.
Warriors.
Hiah
School
v
Sc.
thlans.
February
7
Moose
vx
C
Legion
vs
Warriors.
High
St'
Grotto.
Seouta
va,
gcylhiaf
Febnaryll-C.N.
It
A
v
AniMatea
va,
Hiah
Schor
If
'
tool
vs.
Legion.
HkUi
Stt.
.
r
Kouls.
February
14-Orotto
vs
C
N.
It
A
Warriors
vs.
Hleh
Srhor
A"
nette's
va.
Giotto,
SejU
ur
.
Seouta.
February
18-
Grotto
vs
Vj
f
Orotto
vs,
High
Sv1mhi.
Wan
i-
r
v.
Lcgkm.
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
Uuary
31-
Moose
u
C
N
R
A..
Legipn
va.
High
Sehoc
11
February
3fr
aNRA.
Vs
Cr'.a
Orotto
vs.
Annette's.
lUgh
Av.
v
warrkjr
High
Schonl
v
Si-
1205
thlans.
1195
February
2ft
Moose
v
Gr
1132
Legion
vs
Warriflrg.
Ukh
Sch'U
mil!-
Orotto.
Scout
vs.
Scjthui:
1W
Marrh
N.R.
A.
-vs
M?
1060
ArihU
vs.
High
School
Ii
1
1050
Sc),Hil.v.
Legion.
High
Sch.
v
.
1018
Scouts.
HI
i
March
7
Gmtto
vs.
C
N
n
A
942
WarrtpB
v
llfh
School.
Am
jKvs.
urotto.
sjythlans
vn
h
School
Marrh
II-qrotlo
v,s
Mv
upruo
vs.
High
School.
W
f
"
vs.
ligion.
Scithlant,
xs
Scot)?
Mirth
,
14-"MqHc
vs
C
K
Leon
ira.
HlB
School.
HlKh
P
IX.
Annette's,
scouu
v
.
li:
"
Schoof.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
January
24
'Ruiiert.
Bi-
V
Musketeers
vs.
SwlfU;
RunJb1"
vs,
Grbtio;
CfJlA.
v
C.A
Legion.
J,anuagr
31
Swift's
vs.
Canad";
Legion;
Grotto,
vs,
"Rupert
Urn
Altjsketeers;
ilamblers
vs.
C
N,
A.
February
7
SwlfU
vs.
Uimbkr-CJ.R.
vs.
Grotto;
Cauadlan
Legion
vs.
"Rupert
Urand"
M"-
Vteirs.
February
14-Swltts
vs.
GrotW:
JX.ILA.
vs.
"Rupert
Brano"
kq(fer
Canadian
Lcjclon
vs.
Ham
biers,.,
,
February
21
C.N
Jt.
A.
vs.
SUU;
OroUo
vs.
Canadian
I-eglon:
Kanj'
biers
vs.
"Rupert
llrand"