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Thursday.
January
17,
W35
MR.
BENNETT'S
BROAIXJASTS
Prime
Minister
R.
B,
Bennett
took
the
people
of
Canada
by
storm
when
he
suddenly
sprung
upon
them
a
new
policy
for
his
government
on
the
eve
of
a
general
election.
In
his
inimitable
and
emphatic
manner
he
outlined
first
the
general
scheme
and
then,
in
subsequent
addresses,
went
more
into
detail.
He
spoke
eloquentlv
and
clearly
and
the
climax
pi
tne
addressee
came
iuesaay
nignt
wun
ine
auueti
in
spiration
of
several
thousand
young
Conservatives
in
Montreal.
He
has
given
new
hope
to
the
Conservatives
of
the
country,
although
a
few
of
his
former
supporters
are
wondering
what
they
wilt
do
orr
election
day.
Most
of
tfiem
will
vote
for
their
chief.
For
a
Conservative
leader,
the
program
looks
very
red
but
for
a
Liberal
leader
it
would
have
been
considered
moderate.
Most
of
the
planks
in
his
new
platform'
were
taken
from
that
of
the
Liberals
but
in
some"
respects
he
hns
committed
himself
to
even
more
radical
policies
than
the
Liberals
have
ever
promised.
He
repeated
his
last
election
promise
of
work
and
wages
for
all
to
be
brought
about
as
the
result
of
his
new
policy.
He
promises
unemployment
insurance,
the
appointment
of
an
economic
council
along
the
lines
of
the
Pattullo
policy
and
an
amendment
to
the
Companies
Act
abolishing
the
system
of
no-par
shares.
He
"declares
that
he
will
so
regulate
big
business
that
no
very
Targe
profits
shall
be
made
at
the
expense
of
the
workers
while
Mrimary
prothicers
are
protected,
a
commendable
move
if
consistently
carried
out.
The
Prime
Minister
favors
health
and
accident
insur
ance
and
general
laws
governing
wages
and
hours
of
work
such
as
are
already
in
force
in
British
Columbia.
He
would
extend
his
plan
for
adjustment
of
farm
debts,
pledges
con
tinuation
and
possible
extension
of
the
Natural
Products
JMarketiner
Act
now
in
force,
in
British
Cohimbiaandum
greases
in
the
income
tax
yjith
awjw
toaairer
ditffibUr
lion
of
wealth
aonglthfelinre
nany
times
heavrerlnranii
Canada.
"
Mr.
Bennett
points
to
legislation
already
passed
as
an
example
of
what
he
plans
to
do
in
the
future.
He
points
to
the
establishment
of
a
central
bank,
which
his
critics-
refer
to
as
a
bankers'
bank.
He
points
to
the
relief
already
extended
to
farmers
in
aiding
them
to
market
their
crops
and
adjust
their
debts.
He
points
to
the
action
of
his
government
in
debasing
the
dollar
and
refunding
part
of
the
national
debt
and
setting
aside
of
fifty
million
dollars
for
the
encouragement
of
building
construction
and
suggests
that
more
public
work
will
be
undertaken
to
provide
work
Man
in
the
Mooff
Good
afternoon
How
do
you
like
the
cold'
weather?
I
had
gone
to
sleep
for
the
winter
when
I
heardsomepht!
talking
aboiiv
a
competition
In
the
News
for
the
best
limerickr
so
I-
camp
out
of
my
hole
and
got
busy.
There
was
a
young
man
In
the
city
Sat
down
to
compose
a
nice
ditty.
But
his
fingers
froze
still
So
he
said.
"Wait
a
jiff."
Till
I
cover
them
up
with
a
mltty.
What
do
you
think
of
a
man
"who
wooiff
AWm
ft
wtfe"?
in
quired
Jake
this
morning.
I
replied
that
T
thouglit
he
was
a
wonder
Many
a
man
cant
peH
but
he
hires
a
good
stenosrapher.
Yes.
and
many
spell
is
disgraced
grapher.
and
no
tero
weather.
a
man'
who
n
bv
his
stenoH
UtODla'
is
a
nlacc
where
therearet
X
grafter
is
all
right
as
km
as
he
works
only
on
trees.
om'CEft-
nitSTAtLRTJ
(Cbntmued-rrom
page
one)
slstance
that
had
been-
accorded
him
by
his
executive
as
well
as
by
the
membership
generally.
With
the'
worst
of
th
depression
apparently
over,
he
felt
that
the
time
was
now
ripe
for
renewed
activity
by
the
lub
in
the
way
of
public
service.
In
this
connection
he
mentioned
the
necessity
of
having
the
playgrounds
which
had
been
put
In
by
the
dub
restored
by
the
city
to
proper
con
dition
and
full
usefulness.
Under
the
new
officers
and
executive,
trie,
af
fairs
of
the
club
would
be
in
capable
hand
during
193S.
New
President's
Address
After
the
installation
ceremonies.
President
Jabour
gave
an
appro
priate
inaugural
address
in
the
ourse
of
which
he
paid
tribute
to
he
work
of
his
predecessors
in
of-
jce.
He
was
appreciative
oi
me
honor
that
had
been
conferred
in
lectins
him
as
president
of
the
dub,
the
ideals
of
which
he
dilated
Upon.
He
announced
that
the
1935
.-xecutlve
had
already
definitely
de
eded
to
embark-
upon
the
pro
ject
of
building
a
community
hall
ji
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
This
lad
been
adopted
as
the
main
ob
jective
for
the
year
and
upon
it
all
tctivity
would
be
foc'ussed.
A
busi-
ii-st
meeting
to
consider
club
objec
tive
was
announced
for
next
week.
Mr.
Jabour
announced
the
committee
chairmen
for
the
year:
Attendance
Dr.
J.
-
H.
Carson.
Rev.
W.
D.
.Grant
rfollingworth
and
G.
A.
Hunter.
Bulletin
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
Club
Activities
Dr.
R,
G.
Large.
Frank,
bibbar-
tFWiiflam
cruick
.
-InltfatlCTT
Rev:
W7D.
Grant
Ilol-lingworth.
Membership
-T.
N.
LePage.
Music
C.
P.
Balagno.
Playgrounds
J.
E.
Morris.
Song
Leader
Dr.
R.
O.
Large.
Sergeant-at-Arms
D.
G.
Borland.
Rotary
Head
Speaks
J.
J.
LitUe,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert'Rotary
Club,
as
a
guest
ol
h6nor.
brought
the
greetings
of
that
organization
in
making
a
brief
speech.
He
congratulated
the
Gyro
iennei,L
iw
nas
ueen
stutiyiiig
uiu
piumcms
uilts
new
officers
and
commended
a
the
country
during
the
past
four
or
five
years
and
has
continuation
of
ine
fine
reiauons'
changed
his
mind
in
regard
to
"many
matters.
He
is
now
(which
had
always
existed
between
convinced
that
reforms
are
necessary
and
he
is
planning
ltne
two
MrvIce
organizations.
;
to
start
hi
new
program
immediately
in
order
that
the!
.A
briet
mufc,f
,
pr0mJ
j
people
of
the
country
may
not
think
he
is
only
talking
for:lncludea
voca,
"by
Dr.
R.
G.
eiecnon
purposes.
We
admire
Mr,
Bennett's
election
tactics.
He
is
keeping
the
initiative
and
trying
to
place
his"
opponents
in
the
position
of
defence.
We
have,
as
far
as
our
facilities
allowed,
given
our
readers
fair
reports
of
the
speeches,
the
only
reasonably
full
f
efrorts
published
in
the
city.
The
next
few
weeks
will
put
the
electors
in
possession
of
Large.
Large
and
selections
by
the
Gyro
male
quartet
consisting
of
Dr.
Large,
H.
N.
Brocklesby,
Dr.
II.
O.
Johnseh
and
W.
M.
Watts.
C.
P.
Balagno
was
accompanist
There
was
a
raffle
during
the'
din
ner,
the
winner
being
Dr.
R.
G.
further
facts,
including
the
attitude
they
may
expect
the)
ouesk
were:
j.
j.
Little;
N6rman
Liberal
nartv
mav
take
under
its
leader.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
A-
Wa&
w
M.
Btackstock.
F.
A.
King.
Mr;
King
will
also
give'
radio
addresses
and
elucidate
JS""
d'
his
policy.-
The;
Liberal
members
have;beeh
iri-
session
in
we
A
IhlLc.
utiawa,
consiaering
ine
nauonai
situauon
anu
we
can
ex-
Young,
A.
8.
Nlckerson,
Peter
De
pect
to
hear
from
them
within
the
next
few
days.
Jomj
and
A.
if.
Robson,
Brand"
n.ii.
v,
rai.r.iiH
MiiKr
rt
Legion.
tat
it.tuil
nana
riiaiiiiTiTaTaSfifBiBTiTBiarifBrTataTiiitB(BfB4ajBiaBBBtBiia)niKie;et9
or
js
i
Ptay
was
resumed
last
night
for,
the&econd
half
of
the
seon
In
the
v
You
may
hare
heard
of
the
child
pri
nthrt
Badminton
Assocla-
who
was
sent
to
the
store
for
some
Quod's
inter
-club
competition,
the
cold
cream.
He
was
sfjokfM'
fir
!
results
beinv
as
follows:
J
bringing
ice
cream
but
he
said
that
j
-a-
League-
-Prtnc
Rupert
NoC
l.i
Ht
was
the
coldest
kind
of
eream
helr
Sktn.
7:
Prfne
Rdjiert-Nttf
2tt
knew
1
6:
6:
Canadian
Canadian
Nattenal
Nattenal
Recreation
Aksoetat
ion.
2
"B"
Lukui
dian
National
J
-Skccna.
9:
Cana-i
Recreation
Assoc
la
-
lion.
8
Pnncc
Rupert.
5.
BADMINTON:
ho
political
speeches,
rio
auto"
hams.
January
23
SCHEDULE
"A"
Lratuc
No
2
Ropert
v.
C.
N.
R.:
No
1
Rupert
v.
Skeena;
Skmta
vs.
No.
I
Rupert:
C.
N.
R.
vs.
No.
2
Rupert.
January
30-Skeem
w.
C.
N.
R.:
6.
K.
R.
vs.
Skeem;
Na.
2
Rupert
vs.
No:
1
Ruiert:
No.
1
Rapert
vs.
No.
Rupert
FVbruary
fr-No.
1
Rupert
vt.CN.
R
-,
Nil.
2
Rupee
t
vs.
SkWn;
CH.
R.
vs.
No.
1
Rupert;
Skena
v.
N
1
Rupert.
February
13-
No.
2
Hpert
v
C.
N.
R.;
No.
I
Rupert
vs
Skeewa;
ikeena
vs.
N.
1
Rupert:
C.
N.
R.
v
No.
2
Rupert
February
20
SVen
v.
C.
N.
R.r
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Ski;
Nek
2
Rupert.
No.
1
Rupert:
No.
1
Rirpert
vi."No
Rupert.
"B"
Uague
January
2J
Rupert
vs.
C.
N.
R.:
C.
N.
R
v
Rkeem;
Skeent
vs.
Ru
pert.
January
36
Skeen
va.
C.
N.
R.
Ruoert
v4
Skeena;
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Rupert
February
ft
Rupert
vs.
C.
N.
R"..
C
N.
R.
vs.
Skeena;
Skeena
v.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
January
17
-Swift
vs.
CNJt
A
Canadian
Legion
v.v
Grotto:
"ftu
pert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Ram
bleri.
January
24
"Rupert
Brand
Musketeers
vs.
Swift's;
RambVUi
vs.
Orotto;
CJIIt
A.
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
January
31
1ftV
vs.
Canadian
Legion:
Grotto
vs.
".Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers:
RambJers
vs.
CMrA.
February
7
Swifts
vs.
Ramblery;
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers.
Febmary
14
Swifts
vs.
Grotto:
C.N.R.A!
vs.
"Hii'pert
Brand
Mus
kfleer.4;
CanadSif
IfivsRam-bJefit
.
6p?bruary
21-CN.R
A.
vs.
Swlftr.
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion:
Ram
blers
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Mrtskft-eers.
February
2-Swifu
v.i;
"Rupert
Brand"
Miukeleerr,
Grotto
vlj
Ramblers;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
C.N
R-A.
I
March
7
Canadian
Legion
v
,
Swifts;
"Rupert
Brand"
Musket-j
eers
vs.
Grotto:
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Ham-'
biers.
March
Orotto
14
Ramblers
vs.
Swifts:
vs
C
N.R
A:
"Rupert
Musketeers
vs.
Canadian
MUSTARD
the
Good
Old
Time
REMEDY
Btwsrtsf
Caughssntf
Ctdi!
Take
a
mustard
Foot
Bath
(1
ubltipoonfal
COLMAN
.S
in
pail
of
HOT
water)'.!
u-Ui
the
poltoai
outl
Moirard
IHtteta
LWre!ieTIcoub,
coUi,
rheumatic
scfact
and
paioaaod
boccbitia
farraaof
jeaxa.
A
told
Tooav
Muxard
TonichtO.K,
Tomoo1
n.s.r.
IXTS'f
Alii
"ll'i
ALL
Putt
MuiUrJ"
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r
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B
BBfJitW
'rB-t
INTER-CLUB
BADMINTON
IS
RESUMED
d
ai
a
era
m
rwk
m
1
JL
VV
O
Golf
Champion
Loses
To
Schoolboy
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I.;:
'tip
BASKETBALL
January
17
Mow
vs.
Orotto.
le-iion
vs.
Warrtoin.
High
flcbooi
v.-..
3rotta.
Hcauta
va.
iseyOUanx
Jamaury
2t
-
C.
M.
ft
A.
va.
Mooae,
Annettes
vs.
Htgh
School.
Rjh
School
vs.
Loaioti.
HJgtt
Sabool
Vr.
Beouta.
JaiMwry
24
Grotto
vs.
C.
N
R.
A
.j
Warrof
va.
Hajtt
Scbooi.
AnaeUr:.
n.
GMtto.
Scytkiaas
va.
aeotrta
3ehooL
January
2B
Orotto
vs.
3rotto
va.
ItSftt
Sehuai.
Warrtocs
vs
Letfkm.
.Seythiaiu
c
Seuota.
Jantuiry
31
-Mmmt
m
C.
M.
R
A
UKioa
vs.
Htah
8cJkk1.
Blab
School
vs.
AuBette's.
Srouts
v
Riati
School
vs.
AMnette'a.
ScouU
vs.
High
School
j
February
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
w.
Orotto.
I
Urrato
vs.
Annettes.
High
School
vs
Warriors
IHith
Rcttool
vs.
aey-j
thians.
February
7
-Mooae
vs.
Orotto.
I
'
!
SPORT
GHAT
Ltoe-uus
for
tfKrht's
IHtoee
Ra
pert
Udliaid
Ixj.'ur
UxiuiL
tx
twe-ett
GfaMa'Jttd
Enuirtsa
ere
an
uouocM'
aa
HKIbm
Dan
Brown.
Orotto
vt
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Can.
erofl.
I
alar
ww
Burl
BaU.
A,
frwaat
0ore
H4BMm
M-
Bi
Vaunt
1.
Kerncran
vs.
Pctr
Ptlt:
h.n(t
Bt
ruMHRian
vx
had
Rant
J.
RmfMViniid
vs
R
Mrtstxt
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
January
18
-Hons
of
torway
va
ID.OF
fathan
Uwun
vs.
Orei
to.
-egion
va.
Warriava.
Hlh
Senootva.
Jaanary
3t
tOjO
W.
urouo.
.v-oaw
v.
Hrywurct
drew.
Catuuflan
February
II
c
M
R
A
vs.
htant.
-g
Htwnm
niuicMv
s
vs.
nam
acnaoi.
man
,
,
Sciwol
vs
LeiM,.
HlBh
mtnot
m.
.---.n
Scout.
I
O
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