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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday.
January
24,
1940.
EDITORIAL
OUR
COUSINS
Rev.
J.
H.
MvnvanD,
in
a
leiter
to
this
paper
published
LADIES'
vpstprrliiv.
rhirles
the
Dailv
News
mentionintr
certain
Annette
t
weaknesses
ot'his
countrymen
;Uiciyding4,ho0&.he:
late
skatubr
v
!"
m
highly
respected
Senator
Borah.
As
an
American,
Mr.
Cameron
ZZ.
Z
145
Myrwang
does
not
exactly
understand
that
we
look
upon
sen
mo
no
Americans
as
members
of
the
family
and
for
that
reason
p-
Dickens
124
190
wo
nwi
tho
forrUr
nrivilpo-e
nf
fi'nnlf
cnpnklnor
Tn.
Stone
:196
stead
of
the
usual
eulogy
of
Mr.
Borah
we
mentioned
one
T.(als
'Z
'ZZ
'..
'.
or
two
of
his
weaknesses
but
we
gave
about
two
columns
Merchantettes
1
of
the
news
section
dealing
with
his
constructive
qualities.
Madiii
m
In
spite
of
what
Mr.
Mynvang
says,
we
still
think
the
late
j1?"-15011
101
senator
was
a
menace
to
the
United
States
and
that
his
re-
l
moval
by
the
Almighty
was
a
sign
of
increasing
favor
to
EtkksenZZZIZZ.'.m
the
nation.
Handicap
74
When
Canadians
visit
the
United
States
they
hardly
Totals
ci
know
they
are
out
of
Canada
except
for
the
fact
that
the
lersi
1
population
is
more
dense
-and
the
highways
much
better.
Bond"
ic9
So
when
Americans
visit
Canada
they
hardly
look
on
it
as
Mrs.
Dickens
125
a
foreign
country.
They
are
still
among
friends.
In
the
Rothweii
151
summer
we
meet
thousands
of
American
visitors
and
they
A'exander
isi
are
splendid
people.
They
are
just
as
good
as
Canadians,
np
which
is
admitting
a
great
deal.
We
are
glad
to
meet
them.
.:
'
'
In
fact
there
are
a
number
of
American
residents
in
this
-
city
and
where
could
you
find
a
finer
lot
of
people?
In
spite
of
all
these
things
we
are
sorry
to
feel
bound
to
say
that
as
a
nation
their
god
is
the
dollar,
they
are
soft
from
too
mucn
wealth
and
inactivity
and
their
desire
to
save
themselves
has
prompted
them
as
a
nation
to
remain
neu-tntl
when
they
should
be
fighting
on
the
side
of
the
Lord
of
Hosts
against
the
aggressors.
TOT
DAILY
NEWS
-
.
Wednesday.
Januiu-.y
34,
BOWLING
Clean
Sweep
Victories
Fr
Knox
Hotel
and
Rex
in
Last.
Mint's
Play
Knox
Hotel
and
Rex
scored
clean
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victories
over
Maple
Leafs
and
Rangers
In
the
Ladies'
Bowling
League
last
night
Annette's
and
Big
Sisters
won
over
Blue
Birds
and
Merchant-
ettes
respectively
two
game
to
one.
High
average
scorer
for
the
even
ing
was
Lillian
Croxford
of
Rex
with
203.
Individual
scores:
Maple
Leafs-
:
I1
2
MeLeod
164
Smith
1
122
Arney
115
Nelson
150
Handbap
18
Totals
.794
Knox
Hotel
1
McKeown
..
142
Seharlf
133
Fritz
150
Brazell
175
Yager
140
O'inn
..'
Handicap"
.
83
Totals
V
.
..tit
Rex
:
.
;
1
E.Bury
15C
E.
Bury
:
m
A.
Bury
219
Wesch
,
210
Croxlord
193
Handicap
53
.Totals
1004
Totals
1001
Rangers
1
Petersen
170
Yager
141
Wharton
110
Morrison
117
Asemissen
ICS
Balllnger
Handicap
101
Totals
807
Bluebirds
1
Pierce
137
Turgeon
160
Boulter
HaHwlg
134
Keron
114
Blaln
129
Handicap
'
83
Totals
863
1
140
154
159
198
18
77c
14C
114
140
180
126
108
814
2
144
114
198
189
225
53
.923
923
2
139
176
125
155
170
62
827
150
173
145
156
136
39
799
2
176
146
190
3
185
123
200'
186
18
875
3
175
203
178
145
146
3
83
930
172
186
165
174
191
53
941
941
3
120
152
140
146
285
81
924
3
167
180
180
136
194
39
896
3
187
151
133
118
182
151
74
889
3
163
172
130
62
178
96
801
FOR
SALE
Listeninc
to
the
American
radio
announcers
is
often
-
-most
nauseating.
The
futile
excuses
they
give
for
their'roR
sale
one
double
bed,
two
nmitralitv
find
their
rlelnv
in
opnrlinrr
affartiva
nirl
f
a
"Aao
-d.
dining
room
suite.
little
debUavinP-Finland"
will
be
a
standing
disgrace
to
-oaI
range
etc-
tnem
and
tneir
enndren
tor
ever.
In
spite
of
all
these
things
we
must
confess
a
great
liking
for
the
American
people;
Their
faults
are
so
much
like
0111
own
that
we
can
recognize
them
in
most
of
our
friends.
We
have
lived
for
over
a
century
without
any
verv
serious
quarrels
and
we
hope
to
live
for
thousands
of
vears
more
CO
'
878
2
117
178
87
181
ISC
74
803
2
198
129
144
170
176
9tf
913
60
831
3
161
164
132
207
Phone
(20)
FOR
SALE
ijpuse.
with.
.5
rooms
and
bath,
furnished
or
unfurnished.
Phone
Blue
502.
(21)
WANTEJ)
that
way
unless
they
fail
to
mend
their
ways
and
give
u))
wanted
Housekeeper,
middle-worshiping
idols
'arid
taking
the
wrong
attitude
toward
ased
widow
preferred.
Apply
Canada's
problems.
4
Box
37
Dally
News.
21)
I
WORK
WANTED
TWO
FINE
CITIZENS
'
k
'
Yesterday
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
gave
a
dinner
in
work
wanted
on
toat,
engineer
nono-
(u
two
line
ciuAins
01
rnnce
uupert
wnp
are
lea
v-
V
r
"
"'
wi
in
fw
'the
south.
They
were
City
Commissioner
W.
t
.
A
Jeter
and
Railway
Superintendent
W.
H.
Tobey.
Both
of
these
men
have
done
splendid
work
in
the
community.
Pos
11.
i.
if..
Xi.il..
i
i
i.
.
i
FOUNU
tf.
sibly
the
work
of
Mr.
AJtler
has
been
more
exacting,
be-
found
Four
keys
on
ring,
own-
cause
he
has
felt
itjiis
duty
to
oppose
the
wishes
of
many
er
mav
nave
Mme
fay
pay'ng
ror
members
)f
the
community
in
regard
to
various
matters
tnU
adtrgrQiemertt:
'
tf-of
public
policy.
He
has
had
to
stop
raids
on
the
city
tiWcmTi
treasury
and
nldfce
up
natural
deficits
by
insisting
on
the
KbfteUAf,
pound'
of
fleh
in
cases
where
under
different
conditions
"ow
to
get
a
government
his
policy
might
have
been
different.
;
I
-k
carrier,
Postal
.
Wc
are
f!ml
feel
that
both
of
these.
men
,
hava
in'
ffiJSKX'
their
respective
positions
done
fine
work
and
they
must
schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg,
oldest
feel
well
satisfied
with
the
recdrds
they
leave
behind.
'
in
Canada.
No
Agents.
SPORT
CHAT
Canadian
written
at
Championship
meet
at
the
Mount
Norquay
ski
camp
at
lianf
f
reoru-.
ary
20
to
March
3.
Championships'
will
be
decided
In
four
divisions--
men's
and
women
senior
and'
boys'
and
girls'
Junior.
For
the
The
Mount
Norquay
location
Is
ideal
for
competitive
skiing,
having
faciUUes
ror
every
sort
of
event
right
at
the
camp.
These
in
RANGERS
IN
!
IF:
An
STII.I.
SK4
history
will
bej
the
1940
Dominion'
Win
Over
Americans
While
Boston
llrxlns
clude
the
most
spectacular
down-
Vancouver
hJU
course
in
Canada,
a
Class
A
Seattle
Jump
from
which
leaps
ol
more
l
than
200
xeet
have
been
made,
a
cross-country
course
and
three
separate
slopes
all
suitable
for
slalom.
Now
nearlng
completion
at
the
camp
is
a
$6,000
lodge,
being
built
especially
for
the
national
tournament
A
parking
space
for
500
automobiles
Is
being
Most
of
last
year's
Dominion
title
winners
are
expected
to
defend
their
laurels,
the
only
sure
exception
being
Reider
Anderson
of
Norway
who
captured
the
open
Jumping
and
combined
downhill
and
slalom
crowns.
Lewis
Davis
of
Vancouver
closed
downhill
and
slalom
winner,
will
be
a
sure
starter,
as
will
Gertie
Wepsala,
another
Vancouver
product
who
won
ths
women's
championship
in
1933
and
1939.
Other
1939
champions
who
are
likely
to
seek
repeat
victories
include
Gault
Gillespie,
Ste.
Agatha,
Quebec,
cross
-
country
winner;
Louis
Georgas,
Owen
Sound,
Ontario,
slalom;
"Punch"
Bott,
Montreal,
closed
downhill;
Ole
Kakkelund,
Teml.sfcam!njr,
Ontario,
closed
Jumping;
and
Kurt
Lovgren,
Temlskamlng,
combined
Jumping
and
cross-country:
Are
Taking
Maple
Leafs
Rangers.
5;
Americans,
Toronto.
1;
Boston,
4,
NEW
YORK,
January
24
Cana-
first
time
since
ski
coin
petition
than
Press
1
New
York
was
olaced
on
a
national
scale
in
stayed
on
top
in
the
1921,
the
men's
and
women's
tour
other
three
divisions.
Maple
Leafs,
3.
Rangers
National
Hockey
League,
standing
last
night
neys
will
be
held
together.
And
It
by
defeating
their
fellow
towns-
will
be
the
first
t,me
Dominion
men.
the
Americans.
5
to
3
last
Junior
championships
haye
ever
night.
Lynn
Patrick,
son
or
Man-been
staged.
The
men
will
com-
ager
Lester
PatrleJc.
was
responsl-
pete
for
six-
downhill,
slalom,
ble
for
three
of
the
Ranger
xoals.
cross-country
and
Jumping,
and
At
uostnn
the
Bruins
kept
in
the
twoxombined
crowns.
There
pace
one
lull
gome
or
two
points
will
be
three
events
downhill,
sla-
behind
the
Rangers
by
winning
4
lorn
and
combined,
for
each
of
the
to
1
over
the
third
place
Toronto
Hockey
Scores
Pacific
Coast
league
Portland
12
2
11
61
85
11
1
12
76
78
10
1
10
60
64
WAKE
UP
YOUR
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'llJump
Out
of
Bed
in
th
Morning
Rarin'
ta
Co
Th
llrr
houM
pour
out
two
paulwk
(
lliuU
Mir
Into
nr
Urn-1
daily.
If
Ihi.
btW
i
flowtnv
f
rrrtt.
yuvr
(md
damn
't
dirl
It
jtt.t
ito-ar
fa
the
biW-K.
Mtttt
up
yarUHutrti.
Xti
v-t.MlUifd.
HsrtNful
ptAtaa
go
into
Ik
Ludr.
Mil
feu
frrl
uur,
(ik
and
the
wurid
Uh4.
punk.
A
n-rbfirHBjoTfQrntdnf-a'ta1ayffrt
at
ttiriti..
Vau
nd
a.mrthmir
that
Wfraa
an
th
llrrr
aa
wiHt.
It
taka
tn
ruL
uld
t'aiirr'a
iAUlr
lint
PHIa
to
art
Xhrm
imm
puanda
of
bile
flowing
trHl
aad
maka
ynn
frrl
"up
aad
up".Harmlrw
and
(rati,
tbry
auak
iIm
til
torn
frrrlj.
Thry
do
itir
nark
f
raWrfnrl
but
hava
no
rakimrl
or
mrfrury
la
tk.ni.
Ak
forf.rvr'i
Lltttr
I.l.rr
I'OIr
Wr
aaut
!
StukbomaT
rtfoM
aattblni
rl
lit.
inoitA
Roller
Rink
Dally
Seasons
2-OO
to
4:30
Children
6:00
to
8
30
Adults
8
30
to
11
00
Brj;lnner
(5
Wen
Special
Attention
iFarewell
Skating
'OLDSTERS
Tarty
Is
jinjoyed
!
qjjj
P
41
43
Young
People
of
Kltfukla
Have,
36,
18
18
20
IP
Winter
Outlnr
in
Honor
of
MrUame
Defeated
High
Srhool
SG
to
2a
Baaketbsll
Camp
KiTSFnilKT-A
January
24
The
Strengthened
by
the
add:
v
young
people
of
Kltzegukh
staged
BiU.Lamble
who
laid
hU
m,v
a
farewell
skating
party
In
honor
ImiC
enough
to
show
the
boy,
,te
or
their
president.
Annie
mc-'1"
""
-"''
kihij;
Dame,
it
was
a
cold
night1
but,""
"0,d
Man'
Home"
team
ore
all
who
attended
had
a
very
happy
20
to
20
victory
over
Hlgi)
Sc.'.ou
time.
Annie
has
been
an
active
lt
night.
and
willing
worker
for
the
church
suowiiw
riasltes
or
rood
)r.
and
In
other
ways
and
the
people
,uon.
particularly
after
e
1
r?,;
or
the
vlllaite.
old
and
youne
alike,
period,
the
old
boys
led
all
i:
rcuret
to
see
her
leaving.
Jack
Lindsay
scored
six
quid:
i)C,
SOT
UISIN'K
ANYTIILVU
to
go
to
the
fair
raid)
shelter
fhould
tell
the
waiter,
who
will
present
the
bill
Immediately.
"
to
start
the
parade.
Stan
Schr-rk
nnd
nusey
w
1
best
for
High
School.
JUfth
B:hnel
plat)
to
invade
M
EDINBURGH,
January
24
CP
IUl
on
Friday.
TuewLv
-Maybe
it's
the
canny
Scotch,
but
at
,e
nxnlblUoij
,Ial,
a
a
notice
In
a
large
hotel
dining
reature
l
pUnncd
-High
8ct
room
reads
"Customers
who
wish
h,k-
hn...
......
.....
J
m
14
iiau
v.
Convent
Stt
noc.
Sc.ore4:
Ml"!'
School-
Uusscv
.
Hill:
Mortn
M'Couvr
4
William
Broolcsbank
who
hos
8:
Klharl
Tot
id
20.
been
on
a
holiday
trip
to
Van-
O'rl
Man's
Horn--
eouver
aivd
elsewhere
In
the
south
Munklry
2.
lli-'ln-rinvton
7,
v.
,.
fr
lnmnr,nu,
i.hi
WBrnM
10
Ine
J
oh
the
PrliuT
LamMfJl.
JVlgUWU.
3.
Mlb-
-
1,1-
Two
stars
from
Europe
whose
calls
for
the
New
York
Americans
"""""""
presence
added
a
lot
OX,
color
to
lO
Pay
me
uanaaiens
ai
.Montreal
i
the
past
three
Dominion
meets
with
Toronto
Maple.
Leafs
nieeUng
.
will
be
missing
because
of
Uu
the
Rangers
at
New
York
and!!
war.
Tournament
officials,
how-
Boston
Bruins
playing
the
Ulack
ever,
are
hoping
for
a
larger
entry
Hawks
at
Chicago.
J
rrom
the
United
States
than
ever
League
standings
Li
date
are
as
before.
For
one
thing,
the
Cana-
rollows:
dlan
tournament
will
be
about
the
W
D
L
F
A
only
foreign
one
American
skilers
Boston
19
3
7
04
SO
will
be
able
to
attend,
pracUcally
Rangers
18
7
4
92
43
all
of
Europe's
having
been
can-
Toronto
16
4
11
80
67
ceUed
because
of
the
war.
Another
Chicago
.
..
11
1
14
51
77
reason
Is
that
a
closer
relation-
Canadlens
.
8
2
17
58
77
ship
has
been
cultivated
between
Detroit
8
4
16
40
73
skliers
of
Canada
and
the
United
Americans
9
1
20
60
83
States.
Outstanding
Canadian
skilers
expected
to
provide
the
defending
tltllsts
with
stem
competition
are
Louis
Cochand
and
VJateur
Cous-ineau
or
St.
Margaret's,
Quebec;
Bruce
Heggtveit.
and
Bud"
Clark,
Ottawa;
Jim
Houghton
and
Harry
Pangman,
Montreal;
Rupe
Edwards,
Norman
KnigHtr,
Ted
Paris
and
Bill
Round,
Banff;
Art
and
Bill
Irwin,
Princeton,
B.
C;
Peter
Vaqda,
Edmonton;
Johnny
Leed,
Cooper
Mountain,
B.
C;
arid
Tom
Mobraaten,
Vancouver.
There's
a
chance,
too,
that
a
number
of
Swiss
and
Norwegian
experts
who
have
taken
posu
as
Instructors
on
this
continent,
particularly
In
the
United
States,
will
compete.
BARLEY
PRICE
UP
a
quarter
recently.
WIIEKE
THEY
C.TtOV
Blfi
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Knvst
Hank
Klrlr
NEW
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ANNEX
Second
Avenue
lloutiettreplni;
Apartmrnti!
(Hot
Water
Heated
Sirs.
C.
E.
itlack,
Proprietr
(Central
Jlotell
MINEKAL,
vict
Notlrf
To
ltrlln.ilrnt
ro-ownm
Tn
iUn
V.
AMen
and
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ltlrk
ln
of
Nfattlf,
Wn.tilnrtori.
11
.
NORTH
ALLEUTON,
England,
uSSSt
trrrSt
January
24
(CP)
Maltlhs
barley
ln
n
qtmrw
inmm
m
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sold
in
North
Yorkshire
inarkets
.
s.
Krwo.
4,'siir
m.
iZt
reached
the
highest
price
In
20
o,
stur
No.
7,
emr
no,
b,
8tr
No.
i
years
when
It
sold
for
70c.
$14.58)
d
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rJ9J7
h1'?
,tS2.l!n
"tu,t
In
Ohlnmore
range
ttboiit
6(0
1rr
from
Ui
rxch
In
tli
Skrena
Mining
Diviilon,
lrevlnc
of
BrlUh
CoiumbU:
TAKE
NOTICE
ttnu
uixlrm
you
3
pay
within
00
from
iJi
date
here-
.
or
uie
un
or
11037.60
bring
your
w,UL.iiuij,
w..,
January
proponion
oi
irw
exjwrumurc
rrquird
(CP)
The
New
Zfaland
Year
'
Ul
yNirr
1n37;
1938
tM'
1839
bT
Book
points
out
that;
the.
galaxlus
b.
o.
I93b.
Chonter
tfet.
tocrttiir
wttu
attenuatls
(minnow
to
you)
may
i
oam
c
thu
notU-,
to
tin
unar.
attain,
a
length
f.
seyen
inches
B
ymuZin
Ik
id
In
New
Zealand
waters.
Mineral
Cte4mi
ahnJl
b
forfeited
nnd
'
toecrmi)
vetted
In
the
itndenilgned
who
'
;
'
hu
md
lb
required
exiiendlturea,
.If
you
nve
something,
to
wp-nAV
u
'
th,V
try
a,
Classified
Ad.
,
e.
a.
behnet.
Lindsay
t
12
Total
26
8
he
,
Ik,.
Arr
L1NZEY
&
DAVIES
California
Spinach
2
Ibl
PHONES
SS.V
SS6
"t'r
20c
60c
Kroflk
field
Sauwie
OCT,
Veal
Loaf
Oft
Per
lb.
pfr
lb
"C
i:etLocal
new
laid.
Afo
I
Per
dozen
4UL
Arrivtnt;
Wednesday's
Boat
A
PHLMI
KL'ITLY
Of
(iUKL.N
VlUil.TAIUJIK
CaulKtuuer
Each
20c
and
25c
Sel
I'olaloe.H
3
lbs.
25c
UUU
CHrry-LarKV
heads
Sprout
ler
lb.
Ul'Y
OK
ANRLS
XOW
They
arc
at
their
rlwijte
20c
15c
25c
S1.95
MacKenzies
Furniture
JANUARY
SrKCIALS
20
only
JUTi;
MATS-iLirdwearlng,
nice
patterns.
Each
30
only
KAQ
UUCS
-
27X.48.
Eath
TAKI.L
OIL
CLOTH
15
dirrerent
patKrils.
Per
yard
Phone
775
S1.75
S1.00
50c
Owlnir
in.
Increased
Cost
of
Nanaimo-Wellington
Lump
Coal
At
the
mine
and
an
inriraae
in
freight
rates
we
Wave
hern
fun'd
to
raise
the
prUe
follovrti:
Nanaimo.Wtllintton
Lump-
Per
ton,
sacked
S13-S
Nanalmo-Wellincton
.Mine
llun
Per
ton
tacked
$l
Nanalmo-Welllniton
Nut
Per
ton',
sacked
H-51
Nanalino-Wellintton
HlarV-
Per
ton.
sacked
J,M
f
These
Prices
Will
Into
Kffecl
January
M,
1910
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Telephone
031
or
(m2
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
is
EQU
AL
To
any
coal
on
this
market
And
The
PRICE
still
REMAINS
the
SAME
Bulkley
Valley
Collieries
LIMITED