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8,
'1936
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Wednesday,
Jan.
8,
1930
JVHAT
WILL
HAPPEN
IN
1936?
The
year
1936
is
to
be
a
year
of
conflicts
but
there
will
be
no
.big
European
war,
the
fighting
being
confined
to
the
more
remote
parts
of
the
world.
There
will,
however,
be
a
good
deal
of
political
and
industrial
strife,
according
to
a
forecast
issued
by
the
Aromc
Rosicrucian
Brother
hood
of
San,
Jose,
Gal.
Last
year
we
published
a
summary
of
a
prophecy
of
their's
which
assured
that
there
would
be
no
European
war
during
the
year".
This
year
the
fore
cast
was
issued
m
November
and
is
said
to
be
based
on
charts
and
diagrams
and
world
studies
which
have
been
a
dependable
guide
m
the
past.
Politically,
the
prophecy
speaks
of
there
being
a
great
awakening
in
many
lands,
with
reforms,
new
movements
and
plans
of
popular
control.
Before
the
close
of
the
year
maiiy
old
parties,
groups,
regimes,
cliques
'and
diplo
matic
circles.wilLbe
rejected
and
new
political
parties
and
associations
will
be
formed
bv
leaders
risinir
from
the
ranks.
There
will
be
a
final
and
ultimate
outburst
of
stored-up
energies,
antipathies
and
disagreements
and
unsound
and
unwarranted
suspicions.
Some
disputes
will
be
settled
by
local
.warfare,
others
by
arbitration
and
others
by
indefinite
postponement.
There
will
be
war
'in
the
far
east
before
the
year
is
out
and
during
the
year
the
color
question
will
reach
its
first
active
phase
of
,the
cycle.
At
first
it
will
be
a
challenge
from
the
blacks
io
the
whites
but
the
brown
and
yellow
races
will
become
involved.
TROUBLES
OF
AUTOCRATS
In
Russia
there
will
be
treachery
and
differences
that
will
slowly
Wreck
the
integrity
of
the
Soviet
government.
The
rulers
of
that
country
will
find
that
her
masses
of
people
have
not
been
contented,
satisfied
or
deceived
into
passivity
.and
one
of
the
great
leaders
there
will
be
removed.
In
Germany
Hitler's
popular
power
will
be
greatly
diminished
and
treachery
will
again
be
uncovered
in
his
own
ranks.
A
popular
movement
will
arise
there
demand
ing'
a
return
,
to
true
German
political
principle
as
a
pro
test
against
Hitler's
unique
and
surprising
decrees
and
regulations.
The
United
States
is
just
entering
a
new
cycle
of
peace
and
with
a
few
deflections
will
maintain
an
attitude
that
will
win
it
the
title
of
"peacemaker
of
the
world."
CATHOLIC
REVIVAL
In
religion
the
year
will
be
marked
by
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
enjoying
a
new
cycle
of
increased
membership
and
devotion.
The
Pope's
intelligent,
sympathetic
influence
in
certain
national
and
international
problems
will
assist
m
bringing
some
serious
possibilities
for
con
s
fl
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J.
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1
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PORT
SKIING
AT
SMITHERS
Full
Enjoyment
Of
Sport
Now-
Preparing
For
.February
SMITHERS,
Jan.
8--ASplendlC
skiing
Is
being
enjoyed
in
the
Smlthers
district
by
the
local
en-i
thuslasts
and
every
Sunday
large
numbers
gather
at
the
Club,
build
ing
and
radiate
from
there
in
every
direction
according
to
tne
class
of
skiing
required
to
suit
their
technique.
All
the
preparations
are
nearlr.s
completion
for
the
tournament
here
on
Feb.
5.
6
and
.7th
and
It
Is
expected
that
large
numbers
from
the
surrounding
district
will
be
on
hand
to
witness
this
moi
thrilling
of
all
winter
sports.
TEN
PINS
Second
Half
Gets
Under
Way
With
Knox
Hotel
Winning
Oyer
Grotto
Second
half
play
in
the
Ten
:Pln
Bowling
League
got
under
way
last
night
with
Knox
Hotel
defeating
Grotto
two
games
to
one
while
the
fixture
of
Power
Corporation.1
vs
Atlln
Fisheries
could
not
.be
proceeded
with
owing
to
the
latter
not
putting
In
an
appearance.
Stan
Morln
of
the
Grotto
and
Percy
Mcintosh
of
the
Power
Corporation
tied
for
high
average,
each
having
180.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Knox
Hotel
Armour,
415;
Wa?.
418;
Comadlna,
141;
.Veltch,
265-
Asemlssen,
499;
Fulton.
287.
Grotto
Coverdale,
417;
MrNulty.
355;
Elwyn,
366;
Morin.
540;
Bury
471.
Power
Corporation
Mcintosh
540:
Anderson,
476;
Formari,
462;
Little.
456;
Smith,
-346;
Fldler,
99.
I
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HOCKEY
SCORES
National
.League
Detroit
2,
New
York
Rangers
1.
Chicago
0,
Boston
2.
Hocksiings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Section
W.
D.
L.
P..A.
P.
Detroit
10
6
.5
45
37
26
Rangers
9
4
9
40
46
21
J
Chicago
8-
2
9
34
35
20
Boston
8
3
10
31
29
19
International
Section
Toronto
JO
3
6
58.45
23
Montreal
9
Americans
8
Canadiens
4
tucis
io
an
.eariy
settlement,
important,
messages
to
ine(r.
li
ryJXT
world
from
the
Vatican
will
bring
about
a
period
of
world
rlPnt
Did
JNOI
3
8
42
41
21
3
.9
43.
45
19
5
11
32
47
J3
wiue
miiuence
iprt
ne
cnurcn.
umer
cnurcnes
avih
iincij
.r
themselves
modifying
their
doctrines
largely
as
a
result!
LctSt
YerV
LOIIE;
oi
me
youtn
moxement.
ine
tjnristian
bcience
Lnurcn
will
increase
its
membership
in
some
lands
but
decline
or
stand
still
in
Canada
and
the
United
States.
Chances
in
this
church
will
be
demanded
but
on
the
whole
the
year
will
be
a
good
one.
OTHER
ACTIVITIES
,
During
1936.
Communistic
activities
will
increase
and
I
Steve
Cecil
Bright
Knocks
Kenneth
Out
In
.First
Minnie
,of
Rout
At
Aivansh
Kenneth
Cecil
and
Steve
JSttght.
both
of
whom
are
known
In
pug
ilistic
circles
in
Prince
Rupert,
I
staged
a
headline
.ijout
In
their
home
town
of
.Alyansh
during
the
Will
play
a
seriOUS
part
in
unfortunate
disputes
between
irecent
Christmas
and
New
Year
capital
and
labor.
When
the
United
Mates
starts
to
purge!
holiday
.week,
the
bout
ending
in
No
Less
Than
Thousand
Are
Called
on
Jury
I
of
the
case,
.no
less
than
1000
Jurors
are
being
called
on
the
panel
for.
the
third
trial
of
David
A.
Lamson,
former
Stanford
University
executive,
who
Is
charged
with
murder
1
of
his-wife.
The
trial
is
to
com
mence
January
27.
SAN
JOSE,
Cal.,
Jaa
8:
Owing
If
you
wish
to
swap
something
tiie
highly
ntrpvfjslal
nature
Try
a
classified.
WILL
PAY
j
CONTRACTS
Special
Appropriation
To
He
Asked
Of
'Congress
To
Meet
A.
A.
A.
Pledges
I
WASHINGTON
DC..
Jan.
S:
!CP)-Presldent
Franklin
DJloose-
velt
announced
yesterday
the
In
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
.
D.
Jonncton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.
193,4.
Big
Missouri.
.69.
J3ralorne,
.6.10.
B.
R,
Cons.,
S3'.
I
B.
R.
X.
Gold.
.10.
!
.
Caribou
.Quartz,
1.24.
Dentonla.
.33.
Dun
well.
.03VJ.
Georgia
River.
.01
'i.
Golconda,
.12'2.
Indian,
.01V2.
Minto.
.11.
Meridian.
.08.
Morning
Star.
.02.
National
Silver,
.02V2.
Noble
Five.
.04.
"
Pend
Orielle,
.95
Porter
Idaho,
.04Vi.
Premier.
1.81.
Reno,
1.06.
Silver
Crest,
opt:..
Salmon
Gold,
.13.
Taylor
Bridse,
.13
i.
Wayside.
J8V2.
White
water,
JB5.
Wayerly
tTangler.
.00.
Olacjer
Greek,
.01.
Grange.
.02.
-
Toronto
j
'
Central
Patricia.
2
87.
Chibougama.
.26t'2.
LecGold.
.03'.
.Granada.
20.
Tnt.
Nickel.
45
25.
Macassa,
3.25.
Noranda,
45.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
,1.07.
Siscoe,
2
95.
Ventures.
1.62.
Lake
Moron,
.03A.
Teck
Hughes,
-4.90.
Sudbury
.Basin,
3,00.
Smelters
Gold.
.03li.
Can.
Malartic.
1.15.
.
little
Long
lac,
7.10
Rtadacona.
.19.
'
,
Pickle
Crow.
4.26.
'
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.41.
lods
Lake.
1
42.
.Sturgeon
Hiver.
.54.
Red'LaVe
Gold
f?hore.
7.
-f?an
Anfonla,
3.05.
Perron.
,1J3
Beattle
Gold,
152.
Falconbridee.
.7.00.
Cons.
Smelters.
201.00.
Pound
Sterlinsr
And
Canadian
Dollar
On
I
99
17-32C.
TU
Fl
N
ESTdG
ARETTE
PAftRS
IN
THT
FINEST
BOOK
f
AUTOMATIC
I
tACX
COV"r'll11
tut
co
vat
-to
y
r
Til
n
Rolls
a
cfearaff
llUoRdyM.
New
York
Exchange
the
country
of
the
radicals
a
reallv
serious
diseased
con-!Cecil
bin5
tooqked
oni
in
,the
,l!f:nn
Afi!;,
w.(j
"j:i
1
1
first
minute
of
the
first
round.
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
first
attack
finished
Uteh
pound
sterUng
Pool
lf
,..:n
1
d
ttuj
e
...J
Ti.
,Brlghts
.CecU
8:--The
iBrf-
closed
at
-m
co,,",,c
V
u
otaica
auu
iuyiauu.
ofr
and
he
tj.
the
count
of
more
.$453
here
yesterday
as
compared
m.
lhe
iOWnsend
plan
Will
be
defeated
although
it
Will
grow!
than
ten
H?
H.
McKay
of
Green-
with
$4.94
13-32
In
Montreal.
The
in
popularity.
It
will
suffer
from
malicious
attacks
from
vHle
was
referee
and
his
Job
wes;
Canadian
dollar
closed
here
at
persons
withm
its
own
ranks.
In
science
it
will
be
proved
that
germs
are
not
infec-!
tious.
Thexe
will
also
be
many
other
scientific
develop-'
ments
of
4yeat
importance.
j
The
only
person
specifically
mentioned
in
the
prophecy!
is
the
Prince
nf
Wales
who
it
is
said
will
be
tempted-
to
!
many
either
in
(the
spring
or
fall.
not
a
very
arduous
one.
5W
Airplane
Tire
Is
Found
Adrift
Far
Out
in
Pacific
HONOLULU,
Jan.
Q:
The
mini
sweeper
Thrush,
cruising
out
of
Pearl
Harbor,
reports
the
finding
qf
an
airplane
tire
floating
one
thousand
miles
at
sea.
It
may
pos-
tention
of
the
administration
toi
::Sy
nave
been
from
some
airplane
make
good
all
payments
to
farmer
P0
during
Pacific
flights.
It
h
contracted
for
under
the
Agrlcul-!tnousht
tural
Adjustment
which
.was
ruled
unconstitutional
this
week
by
a
majority
Judgment
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States,
A
special
appropriation
would
be
asked
of
Congress
to
cover
the
contracts
.tunning
up
to
$600,000,
000.
Seventy
farm
leaders
from
various
parts
of
the
country
have
been
invited
to
Washington
on,
Friday
and
Saturday
to
confc-with
President
Roosevelt
and
Sec
retary
of
Agriculture
Wallace
oyer
i
the
situation
following
the
ruling
out
of
the
adjustment
act.
One
of
the
immediate
effects
is
expected
to
he
a
general
decline
;n
the
prices
,of
agricultural
products.
The
oitiy
means
of
combatting
such
a
decline
.would
ap-Dear
to
be
the
capturing
of
naw
markets
or
the
limiting
of
pro-i
ductlon.
Meantime
all
field
officers
of
the
A.
A.
A.
have
been
ordered
to
discontinue
their
activities.
Today's
Weather
.Dead
Tree
PointPart
cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
29
60;
temperature,
42;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island-tPart
cloudy,
moderate
southwest
wind;
barometer.
'0.42;
moderate
swell.
Langara
Island
Part
cloud
v
!
ain
squalls,
fresh
southwest
wind;
ea
choppy.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
26.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Hazelton
Cloud,
calm.
23.
fimithers-Cloudv.
calm.
mild.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm.
25.
Stewart-rSnowlng.
calm,
29.
(Sarbo
Has
Been
Seriously
111
STOCKHOLM,
Sweden,
Jan.
8:
Greta
Gaibo.
celebrated
screen
actress,
who
has
.been
ill
for
six
weeks
with
a
serious
throat
affliction,
Is
now
able
to
leave
her
bed,
it
has
been
learned
here.
Her
return
to
Hollywood
Is
doubtful.
ALL
THAT
(Dominion
Sec'y
GLITTERS!
OflOasses
Mussolini
Had
Thought
His
From
Vatican
Has
Heal
Gold
question,
was
turned
In
for
melUng
down
In
connection
with
the
turning
over
of
all
privately-owned
gold
to
the
government
owing
to
the
monetary
crisis,
it
was
found
that
it
only
had
a
coaUng
of
gold.
Mr.
Johnson
Is
Honored
Monday
By
Church
Board!
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meeting
of
the
board
of
managers
of
First1
i
Presbyterian
Church
Monday
night,
1
a
farewall
gift
was
made
to
T.
H.
:
I
Johnson,
one
of
the
managers
wftp,
i
is
leaving
the
city,
of
a
handsome.'
.
framed
.photograph
of
the
church
1
in
appreciation
of
his
services
toi
the
church
and
a
token
of
esteem.
The
presentation
was
made
on
be-hs.if
of
the
board
by
W-
M.
ROWLING
Vacancy
for
12
men
.In
new
com-f
merclal
bowling
league
now
being
formed.
No
player
from
city
league
eligible.
Phone
or
call
on
E.
Smith,
Rex
Bowling
Alleys.
!
CONFIDENCE
the
one
thing
you
can't
do
without
Yon
can't
have
confidence
in
slioes
which
are
poor
Tittinc
and
1
uncomfortable.
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off
kRXT
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and
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We
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taking
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effort
to
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correctly
as
they
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erutllnff
our
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to
overcome
the
dread
of
wore
fept.
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Mitt,
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iimivim,
Homework
is
a
posiUve
pleasure
in
a
properly
lighted
iiome.
Reading,
cards,
sewing
are
en-Joyed
for
longer
periods
without
eyestrain.
Have
sufficient,
properly
.distributed
light.
Save
your
priceless
eyes.
Replace
old
bulbs;
fill
-empty
sockets.
Current
and
lamps
cost
so
little.
We
will
gladly
check
your
home
lighting
and
show
you
how
inexpensively
you
can
bring
it
up
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the
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for
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POWER
COMPANY
LIMITED
Sllss
Annie
-Slater,
Prominent
In
Gift.
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Have
our
representative
call
with
hU
Sightmeter
to
measure
your
light
This
service
Is
free.
yesterday.
In
Hamilton
.ROME,
Jan.
8:
When
a
goldj
TORONTO,
Jan
.
8:Mlss
Annie
medal,
which
hart
been
presented
Slater
?eqretary
of
the
Dominion
to
Premier
Hento
Mussolini
byirri
nf
the
Woman.s'Auxlllary'of
Pope
Plus
following
the
settlement
;
Anallcan
church,
died
here
01X13
years
ago
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Jnfluenza
JCeeps
Many
Winnipeg
Children
Home
WINNIPEG,
Jan.
8:
Four
thousand
children
.are
absent
from
school
jn
this
clty.qn
accpun.of,
an
epidemic
of
Influenza.
1
Avenue
vua
9C7
I
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avIsi,
Read
the
want
arts.
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
,caus
at
wquit
8UKVICE
Proprietors
vitrei
"Morgan
&
Uud
Barrir
Don't
forget
the
number
15C
MACKENZIE'S
PUUNITURK
Phone
775
Third
Avenue
Sales
.will
rbe
paitlally
sihv-.pended
ifor
-two
days
as
we
liave
,the
'decorators
drrorat-Ing
.our
store.
JIave
biff
order
for
all
furs
especially
MINKS
AND
MARTENS
Ship
your
goods
as
soon
as
received
we
wire
valuation,
If
price
not
satisfactory
goods
returned
attonce.
Express
paid
both
ways.
No.
1
Ranch
.Minks
as
high
as
$15;
Interior?
$15;
Martens,
as
high
as
$49;
.Lynx,
.$30.
In
the
market
for
good
Silver
Foxes.
'
Make
a
shipment
and
be
convinced.
golj)b;loqm
is
the
best
man
The
Old
Reliable
Rex.
BOWLING
CLUB
LIMITED
FOUR
GOOD
ALLEYS
Weekly
Prizes
For
High
Scores
FURS
PURS
We
have
orders
for
Mink,
-Marttn,
Lynx,
-Foxes,
Weasels,
and
we
are
prepared
to
pay
you
highest
cash
prices.
.Also
all
your
other
fur
at
full
market
value.
Trial
shipment
will
conylnce
you.
Ship
now
to
J,
CLOiNES
iritlNCE
OKORCE.
B.C.
Ask
For
Look
for
the
WHITE
LABEL
with
the
GOLD
SEAL
SEAL
SALMON.
Fancy
Red
Sockcye
(Packed
by,
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
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