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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
'lnursday.
January
l'A
liou.
Jack
Allen
Wins
Billiard
Tourney
ThlrliMwo
Entrant
w
e't
i
HIGHWAY
TO
ALASKA
The
longer
the
Alaska
highway
is
considered,
tKfe
lieenev
tUe
jjuople
o
ntisn
Uoiumbia
seem
to
be
to
have,
the'vvork
carried
out
So
strong
is
the
feeling
in
the
interior
of
British
Columbia
that
scarcely
anyone
openly
opposes
the
road.
The
federal
government
seems
to
be
convinced
that
it
is
feasible
and
desirable
although
it
has
been
slow
to
act.
Now
it
is
committed
to
the
project.
provided
the
commission
finds
it
a
reasonable
proposal
,
QUITE
A
CHANGE
It
will
be
a
great
change
for
Right
Hon.
It.
B.
Bennett
to
settle
down
in
England
after
having
spent
practically
all
his
life
in
Canada.
Down
in
Surrey
he
will
have
a
beautiful
home
with
plenty
of
servants
to
do
his
bidding
Ijoth
inside
the
house
and,
put.
He
will
find
everything
different
from
life
in
Canada.
He
has
plenty
of
money
to
enable
him
to
live
a
life
of
luxury.
He
has
had
that
for
many
years
and
did
not
need
to
have
worried
about
the
Premiership
of
Canada
only
as
he
considered
it
his
duty-tp
h.s
country.
'
'
Pouhtless
R.
B.
will
continue
to
take
a
keen
interest
in
Canadian
affairs,
especially
as
they
affect
the
Empire,
He
is
gtiU
a
member
of
His
Majesty's
Privy
Council
Hap
pily
he
as
fond
of
gardening,
being
in
this
respect
like
a
great
nianv
Pritish.
statesmen.
He
will
be
able
to
grow
orchids
a.nc
shav
tfe
British
people
the
Canadian
idea
of
landspa.ne
gardening,
It
should
be
an
ideal
close
to
a
very
active
life,
and
we
hope
Mr.
Bennett
will
enjoy
every
min-.ule
of
it.
'
WILL
BE
NO
CHANGE
'
Evidently
there
is
to
be
no
change
in
the
central
pf
.
fhe
Department
of
Defense.
W
were
fearing
that,
if
Cap?
tain
lap
Mackenzie
were
to
resign,
the
department
might
be
placed
in
control
of
some
easterner
who
knows
little
of
conditions
here
and
we
might
suffer.
It
is
satisfactory
to
hRi1
from
eastern
dispatches
that
the
department
is
hot
likely
to
remain
in
the
same
control
hut
that
there
will
he.
mpre
money
available
this
year
than
there
was
last.
IT
IS
POSSIBILITY
It
seems
quite
within
the
bounds
of
probability
tha
tthp
railways
of
the
Dominion
may
have
to
be
not
only
na-t
localized
but
that
all
long,
distance
carrying
may
be
mad?
U
PPYPWment
monopoly
just
as
is
the
carrying
of
letters
today,
If
the
railways
are
suffering,
as
they
undoubtedly-are,
from
competition
of
trucks
and
buses,
and
if
they
cannot
carry
oh
without
a
very
serious
curtailment
of
Iphg
distance
trucking
activities
then
action
must
eventually
be
taken.
To
tell
a
man
who
owns
a
truck
that
he
cannot
op-r
erate
without
paying
a
prohibitive
license
but
that
a
big
corporation
may
carry
the
same
goods
to
the
same
place
by
rail
goes
against
the
grain
in
a
democracy.
The
only
way
to
handle
it
with
public
approval
would
be
for
the'
utate
to
take
over
all
lontr
distance
carrying
and
make
it1
a
monopoly.
What
is
certain
is
that
we
cannot
do
without
railways,
no
matter
how
good
our
highways
may
be.
Canadian
Legion
CompetiMwn
wnn
n
pos
eame
from
Sid
Thorn-
4
'
,.
THE
ivmly
xrws
Hoop
Play
Resuming
lktt
Takes.
Tw0
Game,
From
Alol
In
High
hcliool
League
Referee
Garfield
McKlnley.
Scorekeeper
J.
Norton.
1
:Not
Engaged
Any
More
Says
Young
"JStar
Of
Skating
affair
with
Beta,
wlpnlng
to
mar-
seen
SQJ1
and
Jack.
Allen
won.
easily
from,
ambassador
Nell
Cameron.
In
the
previous
gin
of
38
poinU.
The
Alpha
team
e
Urated
SUtw
.mind
rameron
had
won
from
A.
played
very
badly
with
ragjed
pass-
K
Nelson
and,
In
doing
so.
had
lng
and
poor
checking.
Holkestad
made
two
flpe
breaks,,
pne
of
C7
was
best
for
Beta,
ending
with
21
and
th.e
other
of
59.
His
handicap
points,
while
Husoy
seemed
to
be
of
fifteen
or
no
count
was,
too
the
only
Alpha
player
with
apy
life,
much
fox
him
and
Allen
won
com-
Scores
were
p.s
follows:
fortably.
Alpha
Husoy
8,
KUlas.
BUI
4.
In
the
IP1
AUfn
contlnue4
to
Kadonaga.
Scherk
2.
Total
4.
nlay
In
good
fprm
and
Von
froni
Beta
Eby
4,
Klhara
16,
Keays
1.
i
the
"Skipper"
fairly
easily.
l
"Shorty"
Hartlin
Wins
Cribbage
McCavour
2,
Hopkins
6,
Bussey
Holkestad
21.
Total
52.
Junior
Game
H.
Great
Britain.
I
1
Babe
Ruth
Found
Beds
Too
Hard
.
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
1.
Seattle
2.
mi
Bambino
Did
Not
Llle
UmpiU't
Where
lie
Spent
Day
Owing
To
Heart
Condition
Th.
ini
mvrf
in
h
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
12:
CP
-
more
evenly
contested
although
Babe
Ruth
walked
out
of
hospital
Beta
led
all
the
way
and
won
by
11
yesterday
after
one
days
con
noint
The
Ainh
tpam's
nasslntt
flnement
owing
to
hetrt
trouble
nnnrin
thi
irnmp
aUo
o'NMii
The
forty-five
year
old
Bambino
onrt
Rimnnricfn
were
the
stars
for
Tnuutn
Defeated
Neil
Cameron
in
Final
Of
Beta
oNelll
getting
18
points.
The
wre
nard.
Canadian
Leeion
Play
At
the
conclusion
of
the
regular
xponthly
meeting
of
the
Canadian
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.00
jast
evening
a
knock-out
'Pai4
In
advance,
per
week
4,
crib
tournament
was.
played.
There
paid
in
advance,
per
month
were
over
thirty
entrants
and,
In
B.y
mall
to
all
part
of.
British
Columbia,
the
Brimn
Empire
ana
semj.tipaj,
Nell
Cameron
won
Plerce.
Total
36.
unrtea
Biares,
yeany
penou,
paiu
iy
auviuitc
y
H
B
Eastman
and
Jonnny
By
mall
to
all
other
pountrles,
per
year
-
9
0:-"h.
Martlin
from
Rob
James.
The
ADVERTISING
RATES
final
was
.stubbornly
contested
but
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
02
"Shorty"
Hartlin
proved
top
good
.Local
readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
.
3$
for
Cameron
and
won
the
tourna-
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
".
98
ment.
News
Department
Telephone
.
8Q
,
.
.
,
,
..i
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
mainstay
for
Alpha
was
Lee
with
15
points.
j
Individual
scores:
Alpha
Hougan
8.
Arney.
Petersen,
t
15.
McDonald
2.
Total
23.
Beta
Slmundsen
12.
Sejyig.
O'Neill
18.
M.
Holkestad
4,
Bird
2,
hospital
Hockey
Scores
h5
W.
I
Nelson,
after
spending
the
j
season
at
his
home
here,
sailed
by
"
r
:
50,000,000.00
TODAY'SWEATHER
Prince
RuperV-Ralnlnj
QU,th,-east
wind,
twenty
miles
per
hflur.
barometer.
29.05
falling
rapidly
temperature.
44;
sea
rough.
Triple
Ward-RataM,..,
southeast
wind.
20
miles
r
hour
sea
rou;h.
Lansnru
Island-RalnlnK.
south'
tputhwest
wnd,
24
miles
per
hour,
barometer.
29J0;
temperature.
45
sea.
moderately
pugh,,
'-,
pead
Trre
poJn.MVglP9.
barometer.
29.81',
tempfja.tyra,
sea
calm.
Dull
Harbor
Ralnlne.
southeast
wind.
fifteen
miles
ne
hour,
baro.
t
v,
mont
h
11
arrl
tnnrna
iiic
secunu
uuu
u
,
.
--
---
i
",c
"
u..i..iv-ii
i
.i.rt.
Tut,r
Knollih
skatlna
sttr.
an
-rati-
sweU.
ment
nlaved
at
the
uuniid
wwh
buc
-
,
.
"
ll.mi,
.!,,
n.mi,.
.
i
.
i
o
o4
votorHav
rh
teams
nlftvine.ner
return
mj
wn
w-f'
."f.i.
Ugim
m
Auen.
un
i.m.h
-
-
-
-
-
-r
;
Swlt2erland.
said
she
was
e,erly
wld;
barometer,
luara
a
lnnn
inn
msir
t
Fir
i
:i
l
Lr
i
iiuiu
jniMv
i
u
i
'
-t
-
VWVIC
UUiiU
WIU
wit,
..
..
.
"
'
.
.
.
,
Officers
Of
Moose
Lodge
year
a
follows
30.401
i
.
Siren
in
tne
imai.
There
were
thirtf-twa
entrant
wlrmlnp
hot
seplor
ui
vj
".
-vi
n.
......
and
junior
longer
enaagu
xrnwrniiuic.
did
not
say.
The
young
lady.
Jusi
p.evnn
Raining,
southeast
In
the
tew-iwa
'
Wipper
r.u
m
f
...m'
,.ht.
x-rs
of
aae.
has
been
--nd.
i0
miles
per
hour,
baro
wun
wim
jo
Joy
jvciiucwj
j"
v
meier.
u..
Victoria
Cloudy,
southwest
wind.
4
mtles
per
hour;
baro
meter.
30.34.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wnd
six
miles
per
rTour;
baro-r-r
30S4.
Prince
Oeorge
Cloudy
sotherlv
p-
wlnd.
11
rqllej
per
npur;
oaro
meter
30.08.
.
Terrnco
Raining,
calm,
temperature.
34.
A
t
vans
h
Raining,
calm,
33,
Alice
Arm
Heavy
rain,
calm,
35
Anyojc-r-Ralnlnc.
calm,
33.
Hazelton-
Cloudy.
calm.
34.
pictator.
A.
P.
Vance
Vlce-Dlctatox,
Fred
'Cameron.
Prelate.
Frank
WUspp.
'
Secretary.
W-
8-
HcCaUum.
Tr'eJMirer
Oeorge
RCopeIand
Trustees
parry
Mrrrele
the
Prlnren
Nerah
this
morning
to.
Stiles
and
Roy
Franks.
If
you
wish
to
svr.
something
retume
hk
duties
as
customs
of-
InTtallatlon
will
take'.
place
a
Classified
flier
at
Tulsequah.
ruary
.
-
-
I
:
.
.:
Canadian
National
Railway
Company
Bonds
Guaranteed
unconditionally
by
the
Government
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
.
as
to
both
principal
and
interest
'
''
if
I
v
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
authorized
by
the
Minister
oj
Finance
to
receive,
I
'
on
behalf
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company,'
subscriptions,
for
the
following
bonds:
7Ycur
2J
Kundu,
dm-Januurj
15,
1916
,i
Issue
Price:
99.00
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
240
to
Maturity
,
'
-'
AND
20-Year
Z
Bond,
uv
Junuurj'
5,
19o9
.
Callable
on
or
after
January
15.
195$)
;
t
Issue
Price;
97,25
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
S.19
to
M
aturity.
These
Bonds
will
be
dated
and
bear
interest
from
January
15,
1939.
principal
and
interest
will
by
payable
in
lawful
money
of
Canada.
'
The
Bonds
will
lie
a
direct
obligation
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Company,
the
capital
.
itock
of
which
is
owned
by
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
Payment
uf
principal
and
interest
on
these
Bonds
will,
under
authority
of
the
Parliament
of
Canada,
be
guaranteed
unconditionally
by
the
Government
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
A
copy
of
the
guarantee
will
be
endorsed
on
each
Bond.
The
proceeds
of
this
issue
wjl)
be
used
to
the
extent
of
Forty
Million,
Sx
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
for
the
repayment
of
temporary
loans
obtained
by
the
Company
from
the
Government,
in
the
amount
of
Trurtytwo
Million,
Four
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
for
the
redemption
of
funded
debt,
Fiye
Million
Dollars
for
capital
expenditures
and
Three
Million
Two
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
for
the
acquisition
of
the
capital
stock
of
TransiCariada
Air
Lines.
The
remainder
of
the
proceeds
wjll
be
applied
to
the
retirement
of
funded
debt
maturing
in
the
near
future.
Payment
is
to
be
made
in
full
with
accrued
interest
against
delivery
of
interim
certificates
on
or
about
.
January
18,
1939.
...
...
...
21
Honda,
I1.UO0
I)pnoinlnatonn
of
Bvarer
JIoihUj
3
j:f
$5W)
aud
l,(MM)
Bonds
in
registered
form,
will
be
supplied,
if
desired,
in
the
denomination!
described
in
the
official
prospectus.
Subscriptions
may
be
made
to
the
He&'l
Office
of
the
Bank
of
Canada,
Ottawa.,
through
any
Branch
in
Canada
ftf
any
Chartered
Bank
or
through
any
author
ized
dealer,
from
whom
copies
of
the
official
prospectus
containing
complete
details
of
the
issue
may
be
obtained.
The
Minister
of
Finance
reserves;
the
right
to
allot
subscriptions
in
full
or
in
part,
The
subscription
lists
will
open
at
9
a.m.
(Eastern
Standard
Time)
on.
Ju,nunTV
11,
J9S9,
and
mil
close
as
io
either
maturity
or
hoty,
with
or
v?wp
mm,
q
(Af
discretion
vf
the
Minister
0
Finance.
Ottawa,
January
9,
1939.
1
...Thursday,.
January
12
kjj
I
R.a1ph.
Parson,
fur
trade
oomnuj.
'ridnjr
tor
.
tie
Hudson
Ik.
.
y
Wlnplpeif.
and
j0"n
M"n
d
manager
(rqru
Edmonton
.t,
aboard
Ihe
Princess
Nmai
,'mernlflfc
uolng
thrmiKh
..
u
and
other
nonhiffii
iwwnu
.u.
pany
bualnewj.
ITS!
IOUU
II
i
Br-.Un
SB
--t
"V.
Mm
Oeorae
Utile
unit
d
.,
,!f.
Slim
Olata
Littlr.
win
arrive
ui
t;.
City
on
tonight's
train
frqpi
Tt'irt.
and
M
w
the
atmer
prjf.-.
Qeurc
a
trip
to
Vanco!;
;
f
and
etenhere
tn
tne
i.
III
ruaiH
4mmmm
MX
Bowling
Alley
For
Health
and
a
611m
W&lit
Line
Bowl
fT
teervallop
Phone
tit
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M
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tn
tumr
1
Ouux
Land
Di-'"
U-
b7m
Uuri
nulM
Iran
Har
t-r
i
The
local
Moose
Lodge
last
night
tw
m
Kor
4m
tr,
Selected
officers,
for
Uie
ensulmi
a
Vwirr
f
Min)
ttm
u,
r.
r
I
Albert
um
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tnt
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marc
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8
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i
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8
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No
nd
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point
of
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mat
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ftlti.
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ltd
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MIVIKM.
FOUM
ACT
Ytrtlfkralr
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lmrmrnt
NOTICE
.BulpWiV
No
I
bulphlrt
3
!
Jitter
tki.
3.
BtUphMI
K&
4.
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