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Mondaj.
March
6,
1933
The
.financial
crisis
in
the
United
States,
is
attracting
general
attention
to
that
country.
For
years
gold
was
accumulated
in
the
country
until
there
was
so
much
they
did
nitt
know
what
to
do
with
it
Only
recently
a
huge
gold
payment
was
made
to
United
States
hy
Great
Britain.
But
this
gold
hps
been
of
no
avail
in
preventing
the
present
crisis.
True
it
is
the
export
of
gold
Which
is
blamed
but
the
export
is
small
compared
with
the
large
imports
that
have
been
made
from
time
to
time.
As
a
matter
of
fact
gold
means
little
if
confidence
is
lacking.
As
soon
as
conrideiNje
Is
restored
banking
and
finance
will
proceed
as
formerly;
President
Roosevelt
coiiies
mto
power
at
a
time
when
his
ability
as
an
executive
will
be
tested.
It
is
an
emergency
Will
emergency
measures
are
necessary
to
deal
with
it.
Thei-Q
have
been
panics
in
the
States
on
former
occasions
nlid
the
country
has
come
through
unicathcd.
Doubtless
it
will
come
through
this
time.
The
meeting
at
Victoria
Thursday
to
invite
W.
J.
Bow-Fer
to
lead
a
non-party
group
was
presided
over
by
George
McGregor,
an
old
man,
and
anqnc
the
speakers
were
I.
Ahdt-bs
of
Victoria
and
Dr.
Hallor
Nahaimo,
both
well
on.
in
years.
the
ntiw
group
represents
the
wealth
Of
the
province.
Their
policy
seems
to
be
to
bring
back
prosperity
by
cutting
ti'owrt
costs.
While
ijie
technocrats
are
telling
us
fabulous
stories
about
mass
production,
it
i
noticed
that
there
is
a
very
general
return
to
the
oUl-fi.shioned
system
which
obtained
nluhy
years
ago.
t'eople
are
taking
up
gardoning,
handicrafts,
knitting,
individual
work
of
various
kinds.
Saturday
we
told
about
the
people
of
Burns
Lake
spinning
their
own
wool.
This
is
simply
an
instance
of
what
is
going
on
all
over
the
country
to
a
great
extent.
With
the
lack
of
money
comes
the
impetus
to
do
something
worth
while.
This
advertisement
la
not
published
or
diilu;
d
by
the
Liquoi
Control
Hoard
or
by
Uie
ijovei-ninent
of
UriU
ili
I
olumbls
SIMPSON
IS
WINNER
OF
FIRSTGAME1
Takes
Lead
37
to
25
Af-iihsl
Chal
lengers
for
Northern
British
Columbia
Championship
At
Port
Simpsoh
Saturday
the
C.N.R.A.
basketball
team
failed
t
win
the
first
championship
game
against
theY.P.&A.
of
the
village.
the
score
ending
37
to
25
In
faVor
of
the
present
Northern
Columbia
Champions
The
return
game
will
be
played
In
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
and
the
total
baskets
for
the
I
two
games
will
decide
the
winner
dj
the
series.
Right
at
the
beginning
Port
Pimpson
scored
five
baskets
before
the
Rupert
boys
realised
there
was
ball
game
in
progress
on
the
floor
and
Morrison
tatted
tiroe
dut
to
se)
what
should
be
done
about,
if.
From
then
on
the
scoring
was.
fairly
even
but
the
C.N.
took
ales-,
son
In
long
shots
from
the
Simpson
forward.
The
half
time
score
wa,
zz-iai.
The
second
half
was
more
even.
Rupert
scoring
14
points
toHhe
N.
B.C.
champs
15.
Simpson
was
best
served
by
Wesley.
Sankey
and
Talt,
who
die
all
their
scoring.
The
Rupert
outfit
all
played
hard
to
overcome
that
bisastrous
first
five
minutes
and
it
would
be
hard
to
pick
out
any
individual
for
special
mention.
Referee
Lawson
tailed
17
perso
nal
foul
against
Simpson
and
13
rains
the
C.N.R.
Johnson
of
the
Simpson
team
was
sent
off
earl?
In
the
seednd
half
with
four
fouls
and
Styles
and
Stalker
were
chas-
wl
off
with
their
quota
while
Cur-
rle
w&
bounced
for
allegedly
rough
tactic.
The
game
was
slowed
con-
iderably
by
numerous
stops
being
t'lec.
Johnnie
Comadina
kt
prov-.
ing
a
very
capable
referee
and
idled
the
tide
lines
in
tfrttcfea
style.
Individual
scoring
was:
t'nrt
Simeon
Y.l'.HA.
Wesley
12:
Sankey
14;
A.
Talt
10:
Knott
i:
Johnson:
Bryant:
AI-exle.
i&.R..
StVhWS:
RitdhhMtJ
A.
Bmitn
&
D
Morrison
2.
Stalker
3.
Currfe:
Johnosh
4;
Keats?
3
BASKETBALL
Msreh
7
C.
N
R
vs
Kaiens;
Tuxb
vs.
Warriors:
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals:
Meteors
vs.
Japanese,
j
March
10
Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.;
TuxU
vs.
Merchants:
Comets
vs..
Amasuns:
Japanese
vs.
Seettts.
March
14
Kaiens
vs.
Orotto;
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Cardinals
tn.
Comets:
Rovers
vs.
Meteors.
BASKETBALL
LKAOUK
STANIHNnS
Senior
League
.
W.
L.
PU.
CN.
It
.
A.
3
4
Orotto
ft
3
Ksiens
3
6
Intermediate
League
10!
10!
6
Wanton
8
'
'
2
!6
tuxfcs
6
4
12
Merchant
1
P
2
Ladles'
League
j
1
Cardinals
6
4
12
Comets
8
4
12
Amasons
.2
7
6
Junior
League
Scouts
,
8
0
10
'
Rovers
.
3
,
f
0
Japanese
-
2
i
4
Meteors
2
6
4
Miice
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Dorks
Total
capacity
20.000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
snd
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Urns
Casting
CleeWlc
snd
Acetylene
Welding
SO.toii
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lilts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMachlnrry
Kepnlred
.and
Overhauled
THE
DAI1.Y
NEWS
Monday,
March
unj
Victorious
Canadian
Bike
Team
at
St.
Louis
isggagggggHgwjSgsaH
B0IIBfill
EaaflaEsaiP
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T-."i
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L--F
six-d.iy
kii
-ie
1.
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in-ill
.ok
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s
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c-..
1
;
miles
and
s;x
lay-
m
14"
hours
and
20
nuin.ii
i'mii
I
o't
t.i
Ijrchy
Pedin
as
they
finished
Uit-i;
last
Up.
Basketball
Enthusiasts
Enjoy
the
Trip
About
fifteen
support
made
the
trip
to
Port
81mpon
with
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
basket
Ml
I
team
on
Saturday
aboard
the
F.
H.
Phtporn
The
Rhona
under
command
of
Oun-nar
Anderson
took
twenty
more
local
hoop
fans.
On
arrival
at
Port
Simpson
the
team
was
entertained
at
a
dinner
at
the
home
ot
Mr
Oosnell
while
the
rest
ol
the
Phippen'
pasaemiers
enjoyed
the
hospitality
of
8
Bennett.
After
the
basketball
tame
s
dance
was
given
by
the
V
P.
E.
A.
in
honor
of
the
Rupert
visitors.
The
Phippen
and
the
RrwmTfiit
Port
Simpson
af
tor
seven
on
Sunday
morninc
arriving
baek
home
about
ten
thirty.
The
boys
got
quite
a
massing
on
the
way
home.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
.
!i.iMu:i;ll
Tli
nr.
U-P.igt
and
CRIBBAGE
.Marth
6
Canadian
Logtmt
vs.
Msekitms
tSftgMt
vs.
Btfcs.
Seal
Oevc
vs.
Swift.
Jbloose
vs.
Orotto.
Bmpress
vs.
I.
O.
O
BILLIARDS
March
7-
Empress
vs
Cold
Second
Team
Secured
Win
at
Port
Simpson
I'll
k-lip
tfeim
Amoni
Fans
Plavf
IntcimrUiate
Trant,
Vlnninj
W
In
W
A
iini
composed
of
Piirv.
r
pert
fan
tltoyed
an
oxh
m,
uame
against
a
Port
Slmpv,,
;I
termedhtte
tram
at
the
Iiuii.i;
v.i.
l-age
Saturday
unci
nod
ilim
i,ir
by
a
33-29
"f'ore
ln
n-"ft
'
game.
Santurbane
and
Cuhlku:
did
most
of
the
damage
for
i
,
,
while
Rums
was
the
high
n
m
:
ttimpfton
Kir
mw
penon,
",
nine
of
their
13
points,
lu.i
Kore
being
21-15.
Tlvf
second
half
wu
even
v
than
the
flrHt
with
Roy
M
m
leading
tn
roughneiut
and
i
..
Referee
Hushes
railed
17
1
agoiiuit
Riipcrt
uul
18
,,w
8lmpvii
Out
u(
18
free
tin.
toe-sis
converted
but
three
,
was
the
same
Slsipmn
maiic
their
10
penalty
shots.
Individual
scoring
was:
I
port
Simpson
Rum
ib
TV
.
Hl.W-cll.
AJexte
8i.
Watw
ii
a
Moraes.
Talt
2i.
Cooper
V:
J.
PruM
Ruoert.n.
Morrlv,,
Cwrtt
ill.
Veisoa
Comud.:
SatUutbane
.
F.
DlnKw
::
Dory.
'
Hockey
Scores
Sundiy
Sroret
Ottewt
ft.
Detroit
1
IIOStaM
1
Mew
Ytk
Ranc.
CtUeago
1.
Toronto
3
Saturday
Seeres
New
York
American
n
1
dleosl
XtaaWoal
1
Toronto
4
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
.
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v.
InconroRATED
1863
of
Canada
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INCOMK
TOTALfUISHUKSlvMKiVre
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inco.mi:
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l'AY.MIJNTS
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BliNHrllCIAIUUil
Durhlf
the
ar
1932
.
.
.
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SInre
Ortaiiuallon
-
IIssd
OrtirK
.
Mo.YTRKtL
rPIIK
inliercnt
strength
of
life
awnrance
ia
iK'en
tentwl
and
proved
during
tlio
paat
tlirco
years
of
general
limine
rvrowiioti,
and
the
invahiabin
K'rVirc
't
it
renders
the
public
in
time
of
emergency
fully
demonstrated.
rPIK
Sun
IJfe
of
Canada,
during
this
jK-ruxI
pmltaMy
the
nnwt
Irj1ng,.rn
human
eerieuco
-ha
maintained
il
record
of
progree,
and
ha
licrnnf
r!Kcial
hervioe
to
it
grtat
Ixnly
of
jMiltojIioMern
througltHUI
the
norld.
!
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force
havo
IneroaHMl
ginetf
1029
by
tlrt5,000.HHJ;
aiwcts
by
i3,000,000.
Iu
M)lie)
holder
now
iiumler
nearly
a
million.
StntemeiH
for
19J52
TOTAL
AflSUItANCIiS
IN
FOKCK.
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1$ll,lTi,D0p
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rerea
b
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valiie-i
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net
lefl
reiiiwni
tnelhwl,
mi
l.ura
mr
iuniin
Ihaa
llfiM
reijutred
lj
ut
IiuuraiMti
Act
ul
llic
llwinHtliMi
iIIUim.u.
Applications
for
hew
assurance
vcrb
received
by
the
Company
during
19.12
at
an
average
rule
of
more
than
$1,000,000
fur
every
working
day.
During
1932
the
Company
paid
to
policyholders
and
beneficiaries
more
than
$360,000
Tor
every
working
day.
Sun
Life
Company
Income
from
renewal
premiums
was
the
largest
ever
received
in
a
single
year.
Cnali
in
repayment
or
reduction
of
olioy
loans
exceeded
that
of
any
previous
)cal
Itovi
vnU
of
lupM'd
policien
exceeded
tliOMeof
any
previous
year,
with
one
exception.
The
net
umount
of
iolicy
proceeds
left
with
the
Company
at
interest
substantially
inctvacd.
Assurance
of
Canaila
IV.