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DAILY
EDITION
Ox
Tuesday,
Nov.
4,
1930
DO
ODD
JOBS
NOW
Once
more
we
venture
to
suggest
to
Daily
News
readers
that
if
thqy
have
anx
Uttye.
jdbs
tfucryis
cleaning
up
or
repairing
fb
do
aroupfl
thejr
Jiomeg
they
should
take
advantage
of
thd
seasonaiwof-wtrtK
condition
to
have
it;
at-1
tended
tttat
once.
Anyone
requiring
men
can
secure
them
by
telephoning
tnTOnpioymeHt
Service
of
Canada
office
in
.this
city.
It
is
much
better
to
give
a
person
wprk
than
meals
or
money.
REDISTRIBUTION
'
If
the
constituency
of
Oitiineca
is
to
be
eliminated,
as
suggested,
there
will
be
a
great
deal
of
resentment
shown
in
the
interior
of
this
province.
The
Lakes
country
is
one
of
the
most
important
farming
districts
in
the
province
and
with
Vanderhoof
and
Burns
Lake
forms
a
very
important
unit.
This
was
recognzed
by
the
previous
government
and
as
a
result
they
were
given
separate
representation.
It
ia
to
be
'supposed
ttljat
"Strong
protests
will
be
made
against
the
proposed
change.
,
It
will
be
remembered
ithat
arqhange
was
made
by
the
previous
government
in
Esquimalt
and
it
was
charged
against
them
that
they
were
trying,
to
eliminate
Hon.
R.
H.
Pooley,
the
present
attorney
general.
Now
it
is
said
that
an
effort
is
being
made
to
eliminate
the
former
attor
ney
general,
who
is
at
present
member
for
Omineca.
If
tjus
is
correct,
the
effort
is
likely
to
fail,
just
as
did
the
iormer
enort
of
the
other
party.
NELSON
WIDE-AWAKE
In
connection
with
the
redistribution
plan
the
Nelson
News,
Conservative,
says
:
"Already
there
is
talk
-gf
redistribution
of
provincial
ridings
inJmtish
Columbia
audit
is
just
as
well
that
discussion
should
commence
early,
even
though
the
Dominion
census
will
not
take
place
until
June,
1931.
"Upon
the
Dominion
census
must
depend
the
redistribution
of
seats.
"It
is
said
that
opinion
in
Victoria
is
opposed
to
an
increase
in
the
number
of
members
of
the
legislature.
There
is
no
objection
to
leaving
the
number
of
seats
as
at
present,
always
providing
that
to
fix
the
number
of
members
at
48
the
present
number,
would
not
result
in
further
increasing
the
power
of
the
large
centres
at
the
coast,
which
already
possess
power
out
of
proportion
to
the
number
of
representatives
they
send
to
the
legislature.
"The
interests
of
the
interior
sections
of
the
province
must
be
protected,
no
matter
whether
there
is
an
increase
in
membership
in
the
legislature
or
whether
it
remains
at
48.
:"In
various
parts
of
i
.British
Columbia
there
are
local
qircumstances
to
consider
in
redistribution.
One
example
is
Nolson.
It
would
be
more
satisfactory
if
the
Nelson
riding
included
parts
of
the
adjacent
territory
which
at
present
belongs
to
other
ridings.
Nelson
is
very
deeply
inter-eatw
in
the
development
of
this
adjacent
territory,
and
tnb
people
living
close
to
Nelson
have
a
very
obvious
unity
of
interest
with
those
of
the
city.
"If
Nel?on
had
originally
been
a
combination
of
urban
ahd
rural
riding,
many
of
the
present
road
problems,
for
example,
would
not
have
for
long
existed.
"The
matter
ig
one
which
will
receive
a
lot
of
consideration
by
the
government,
hut
it
should
also
be
gone
into
very
fully
by
the
people
and
the
public
bodies
of
the
various
ridings
in
the
province,
so
that
Victoria
may
be
informed
as
to
what
a
majority
of
the
people
desire.
"Packev"
McFarland
Uefti,
one
time
great
boxer,
Is
now
director
of
Jollet
National
Dank,
Joliet,
111.,
and
Andre
Lenoir
(right)
aged
two,
can
multiply
five
figure
numbers
by
any
other
five
figure
numbers
accurately
and
wl
thout
hesitation.
Freedom
Of
City
For
Two
Premiers!
i
itenneie
ana
senmn
to
Be
Honored
By
Sheffield
on
Thursday..).
,
,:
SHEFFIELD.
Eng..
Nov.
4:
Ii.
B.
Bennett
of
Canada
and
Premier
J.
Scullin
of
Australia,
will
receive
the
freedom
of
the
city
on
Thursday
of
1
this
week.
Premier
Bennett
will
at-
t
tend
the
historic
Cutler's
Feast,
f
When
the
resolution
aDnrovinsr
conferment
of
the
freedom,
of
thej
city
on
the
two
dverseas
prime
mffi
isiers
was
suomittea,to
the
city,
council,
friree
Labor
member
ypW
against
it
on
the
ground
that
they
"Knew
very
little
about
the
gentlemen."
Several'
other
councillors
abstained
from
voting.
FISH
SALES
Summary
!
American
164,00
pounds,
lf.3j
ana
4c
to
iz.6c
and
4C
Canadian
23,000
pouds,
10.4
c
and
6c
to
12.1c
and
8c.
American
Polaris,
38,000,-Royal
arid
Atli'nyf
luc
and
4c".
I
Columbia,
37,000,.
Booth
and
Pacific,
12.6c
and
4ci
.
Democrat,
29,000,
Cold
Storage,
".Hi
uiiu
tii.
;
t
4
Canadian
White-Hope,
3,000,
Atlin,
10.6c
and
6c.
8c.
Relief,
10,000,
Pacific,
12.1c
and
Signal,
10,000,
Cold
Storage,
10.4c
and
7c.
Man
in
the
Moon
Never
depend
upon
what
you
hear;
In
Chicago.
They
say
there
was
a'
talking
marathon
there
'recently
and.
the
women
all
withdrew
before
the
men.
.
One
advantage
of
that
peewee
car
Jack
Lindsay
drives
around
Js
that
If
you
have
no
garage
you
can
stick
the
thing
beneath
the
sidewalk
ori
possibfy
in
the
dog
kehhel.
Jake
says
he's
gomg
to
buy
one
of
those
bantams.
He
says
he
notices
-i
i
ii
-i
t
.
r
m
i
trouble
care
when
they
get
in
the
;
,
.
,
ditch.
With
this
car
he
will
harness
Tuesday-ss,
Catala
his
perman
police
dog
and
haul
It
For
Stewart,
am
Prenwer
out.
Some
of
the
boys
like
those
little
cars.
They
say
they
don't
have
to
both
get
over
In
one
corner.
It's
narrow
enough
as
It
is.
When
the
rain
Is
falling,
falling,
And
your
spirits
gloom,
'so
gloomy,
Don't
forget
tomorrow
morning,
Rain
will
still
be
falling,
falling;
Rotten
weather,
wretched,
galling,
Making
life
so
dull
and
tomby.
But
the
rain
will
stop
some
day,
And
the
sun
will
brightly
shine,
Children
will
come
out
to
play,
Forgetting
rain
and
days
of
gray;
Then
enjoy
It
while
you
may;
"While
the
weather's
bright
and
fipe.
,
..
w
Mail
Scheduh
Fof'the
East
"
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
10.30
ajn.
?rom
the
East
Sunday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
3.30
pm.
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
.
2.30"
pm
Sundays
9
pm.
Thursday
9
pm.
Friday
11
p.m'
November
5
and
19
pm.
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
4
p.m
Wednesday
y.,
10.30
pm.
Friaay.
rJ.-..,...
pm
Saturday
...
Nov.
15
and
29
For
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm-
Sunday
7
Wednesday
3
From
Anyox
and
Alice
.Arm
Sundays
......
Thursdays
8
p.m.
n.m.
p.irf.
pm.
tor
Naas
liiver
ana
.
Port
Simpson
r
,
,
Sunday
.'.....'....y
7
pm.
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Tuesday
llac
am.
For
North
Queen
Charlottes-Saturdays
.
11
am.
From
North
Queen
Charlottes-Wednesday
3
pm.
For
Alaska-November
5
and
id
...
pm,
From
Alaska-Wednesdays
3
pjn.
For
South
Queen
CharloUes
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
I:
V
20
for
25c.
12fof1c,
and
in
tins
of
$0
DIXIE
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
-Pr.
Rupert
10
pm.
Sunday
ssV
Prince
John
pm.
Tuesday-.
Catala
....
3.30
pm.
Thursday-
Pr.
George
10
pm.
Friday
ss.
princess
Mary
10
pm.
ss.
plrdena,
12
midnight
Nov.
5
ss.
Prin.
Louise
p.m.
Nov.
19
ss.
Prin.
Norah
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
pm.
Wed.-
ss'.
Prv'George
....10.30
am
Friday
ss,
,6ardena
pm.
Friday
ss;,
Pilncess
Mary
4
p.m.
Satur.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert,
10:30
a.m.
Nov.
15
St.
Prin.
Norah
am.
Nov.
29
as.
ftin.
Norah
am.
For
Nans
Rfver
arid
Port'
Simpson'
Sunday
sS,
Catala
....
From
Naas
River
and
xu
me
uuier
cuups
imyc
uj
sciiu
lor
i
pftT
cmlk.Arf
8
p.m,
11.30
ajn.
Sunday
ss.
uatala,
8
pm.
Wednesday
ii.
P.
Oeorge
4
pm.
;
Saturday
sJ.
Pr.
Rupert
4
pm.
From
Stewart
and
Premier-Sunday
s.
Prirlce
Rupert
8
pm.
Tuesday
sj,
Catala
....11.30
am.
Thurs.
ss.
Prince
George
8
pm.
For
Ocean
Fall--
Sun.
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
pm.
Thurs.
ss.
Prince
George
10
p.m.
Friday
ss.
JPrlhcess
Mary
10
pm.
From
Ocean
Fafts-a-
Wed.
ss.
Pr,
Oeorge
10:30
am.
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
4
pm.
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
Satur,
s.
Pr
Rupert
10:30
am.
For-North
Quctri
Charlottes
Satur.
ss.
.Pflflce
William
noon
From
North
Queen
Charlottes
'
Sunday
As,
prince
Wlfllam
p.m.
F(r
South
Qtltert
Charlottes
:Monday-ss.
Pr.
William,
8
pm.
From
South
Queen
Charlottes
I
Thurs.
ss.
Prince
William,
am.
Saturdayss
J'ln'ce
John
am.
For
Alaska
Satur.
sat
Prince
Rupert
4
pm.
Nov.
15
ss.
Prin.
Norah
am.
i
Nov.
29
ss.
Prin.
Norah
am.
From
Alaska
'
.
j
Sunday
ss.
Prince
"Rupert
8
p.m
Nov.
5
ss.
Princess
Louise
pm.
,
Nov.
19
ss.
Prin.
Norah
p.m.
From
Skcena
River
Friday
ss.
tiardena
pm.
i
Fot
Anyo
ahd
Alice
Arm
'
Sunday
ss.
datala
8
pm.
1050
a.m
I
Wednesday
ss.
rr.
oeorge
4
pm.
a
m-
From
Anyox
and-Alice
Arm-
Tuesday
ss,
Catqla
..
11:30
a.mt.
Thurs-se,
Prince
Oeorge
8
pm,
Mondays
7
pm.
from
South
Queen
Charlottes-Thursdays
t-
am.
For
8tewart
.aha'
Premier
Wednesday.
Thursday
M,
t
Saturdays
.,
From
Stewart
nhd
rremle
...
pm.
8
p.m
3
p.m,
Sundays
8
pm.
Tuesdays
.,..,........
11.30
am".
Thursdays
.
8
p.m.
Sunday
M
7
pm.
Get
the
Ad.,
feaaing
habit.
It
pays.
SB
'jX
j.TCOv
"I
',')
I
i
HI
The
Better
4
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
Cigarette
;Ut
....
"
LA
BARBA
IS
WINNER
fJeclsloned
Kid
Chocolate
In
New
York
Last
Nifht
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
4:
Fidel
La
Barba
won
a
decision
over
Kid
Chocolate
at
Madison
Square
Gardens
last
night
before
16,000
fans.
Ine
spectators
were
delfghted
with
the
whhiwind
finish
in
which
La
Bdrba
had
considerably
the
best
of
K
the
rugged
little
scrapper
from
California
won
the
decMon
handily
to
turn
the
tables
on
the
ebony
flash
from
Cuba
for
a
previous
defeat
at
the
negro's
hands.
Both
were
featherweights.
Billiard
Averag.es
O.
Ttl.
M.
fi.
Youg
(E)
2
500
J.
Smith
(E)
2
tOO
M.
Andrews
(CD
1
'
260
G.
P.
Tinker
(CD
1
250
A.
Murray
(CD
1
260
G.
Wau8h
(O)
1
250
J.
Andrews
(O)
1
250
W.
E.
Williseroft
(BT)
1
289
3.
May
(0
1
210
O.
Howe
G
1
213
C.
P.
Balagno
IE)
.....2
415
M.
M.
McLachlan
(0)
1
205
O.
L.
Youngman
(CD
1
194
W.
Mitchell
(E)
2
87
W.
Murray
(E)
...
1
146
A.
Macdonald
(CD
....1
125
AV.
250
250
2S0
250
260
260
260
260
216
213
208
206
194
179
146
Jess
Wlllard,
funnor
heavyweight
champion.
Is
shown
presiding
at
the
opening
of
a
Hollywood
food
department
store
recently.
125
Scott.
SPORT
CHAT
Grotto
and
Canadian
Legion
will
meet
In
the
Billiard
League
tonight
with
line-tips
as
follows:
Oeorge
Waugh
(Grotto)
vs.
M.
Andrews
'Legion).
J.
Andrews
vs.
A.
Murray.
VI.
M.
McLachlan
vs.
Frank
Zle-man.
Oeorge
Howe
vs.
a.JB.fltnker.
Johnny
May
ArtgW
Macddn-ald.
Reserves
Orotto.
Ilillman
and
Murray;
Legion.
Youngman
and
GROTTO
NOW
LEADING
CRIB
ribplaced
Sit
;usfceteti.
First
Place'
Last
Night
From
.
Prinee
Rupert
Cribbim
hi-.ita
"suits
last
night
were
as
:!;
Prince
Rupert
Hot!
14,
S:x
M..;-Scoteers
13.
Elevator
16,
Operator.-;
If
Toe
H
lOTlfdWir
Orange
Ledge
14.
1.
O.
O
F
.
Knights
of
Columbus
13
"ove
14.
Orotto
17,
Eagles
10.
"
League
Table
W
Grotto
.
84
8U
Musketeers
83
Moot
:
74
Orange
Lodge
.
70
P.
Rupert
Hotel
...
69
Bagl
68
Operators
67
Elevator
65
Seal
Cove
64
K.ofC
63
I.
O.
O.
F
52
Toe
H
51
id
13.
Seai
M
Next
week's
matches
will
be
play
ed
on
Wednesday.
61
6:.
05
67
03
83
84
An
itching
rash
A
blemished
skin
i,
Eczema?
Wfll
DDI)
hil
are
ndtlitT
SotwtlnKi.
Men
often
it
takes
loner
t
to
wah
out
prison
conipk-tfly
ami
rf
Jor
!he
miotli.
tUat
skin-
ltut
tlK
burnfofc
tl
Itflilng-,
lh
IrriUtlon,
are
b
-oolcd,
iobtanlly.
Werm-r
Huth,
winner
of
solo,
race,
compiling
for
the
great
Badcr
prize
of
Germany