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DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
MR.
BENNETT'S
POSITION
A
correspondent
wants
to
know
what
is
the
position
of
Premier
Bennett
in
relation
to
President
Beatty's
campaign
to
bring
about
the
absorption
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
into
the
Canadian
Pacific
system,
involv
ing
the
abandonment
of
something
like
five
thousand
;
nines
oi
railway
oi
wnicn
sixcy-six
percent
woujci
oe
Canadian
National.
Our
reply
is
that
we
do
not
know
but
we
can
tell
him
what
was
the
Prime
Minister's
attitude
in
1930
as
express-ed
in
a
speech
made
byhim
in
the
city
of
Winnipeg
from
..which
the
following
paragraph
is
taken:
"I
say
to
you
that
no
man
in
this
country
rejoices
more
.JnThe
strength
and
progress
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
than
I,
made
possible
as
it
was
in
the
first
instance
by
the
genius
of
our
own
statesmen
and
by
the
pass-'
ing'of
legislation
by
our
party.
But
more,
every
effort
of
.
mine
after
July
28
will
be
for
one
purpose.
That
purpose
is
not
only
to
preserve'the
identity
of
the
Canadian
Na-
tional
Railways
as
a
publicly
owned
competitor
of
a
pri-.
vate
enterprise,
but
to
see
that
it
serves
even
better
and
more
effectively
the
Canadian
people,
who
are
so
proud
of
.
it."
LOCAL
NEWS
Louis
Mazzel
arrived
In
the
city
!
jOU.the
Catala
this
morning
from
;JStewart.
1-.
y
"John
Rbchfort
of
Stewart
was
a
"pasaenger
aboard
the
Catala
today
1
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Van-"
.
cquver.
William
Noble,
well,
known
neer'StwaVt
mlnln'mrirwas.(i
passenger
abpard
the
Catala
today
going
through
o
Vancouver
for
a
trip.
J.
J.
Little,
general
manager
of
the
Northern
B.
O.
Power
Co.,
left
l
on
last
evening's
train
for
Ilaysport
j
enroute
to
the
Palls
River
power
plant.
W,
A.
Bell,
commissary
agent
for
aau
a
au0na
i
aiiways,
wi,
un
iuov
evenings
intm
lor
-a
trip
to
the
Interior
as
far
as
Hous
-
tfin
Ho
will
VlO
Vtanb
nn
(nnl.hli.
.
lra
n'
Robert
M.
Stewart,
heiW
of
the
firm
of
Stewart
Bros,
and
one
of
the
founders
of
the
(own
of
Stewart,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
TPl
Tl
f
19
ine
imng
i
Brogues
S1.25
S1.95
"
Shoe
Store
!
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Phone
357
Tuesday,
November
20,
1934
of
of
in
lt
American
Football
8t.
Mary's
7,
Santa
Clara
0.
University
of
.Southern
California
34,
Oregon
0.
Chicago
University
34,
Michigan
0.
Pittsburg
31,
Navy
7.
Yale
7,
Princeton
0.
Cornell
21,
Dartmouth
6.
Columbia
13,
Pennsylvania
12.
Colgate
13,
Syracuse
2.
Carnegie
Tech
10,
Duquesne
0.
Oeoree
WaRhlnpfnn'
m
urt
.VI.
'
'
10
.WHarvaid
47,
NeW
Hampshire
Rutgers
22,
New
York
University
7.
Penn
25,
Lafayette
6.
Wisconsin
7,
Illinois
3.
Alabama
40,
Georgia
0.
Washington
and
Jefferson
20,
Xavier
13..
Notre
Dame
20,
Northwestern
Tennessee
13,
Vanderbllt
6.
today
golng'through
to
Victoria.
He
has
been
fcpending
the
summer
at
i
Stewart
'
'
1
.
'
.
...
i
janxo
ojuratovlch
and
Tomo
VJahovicn,
who
have
been
employ-
eo
at
premier
mine,
left
on
last
night's
train
for
Halifax
where
they
will
embark
December
2
aboard
the
steamer
Pennland
for
their
native
home
In
Zagreb,
Jugo-Slavla.
SCTnaissii;?ii'irtis,i;iBD:
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Mtiiiiwy.Matitm.i
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Cribbage
League
Play
Last
Night
Oddfellows
Still
Leading
With
Moose
in
Second
IMace
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows;
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
15.
drotto
12
Canadian
Legion
14,
Empress
13,
Moose
13,
Meat
Packers
14.
Oddfellows
15,
Elevator
12.
The
league
standing
to
date
M.
W
L.
Oddfellows
4
79
56
'Moose
4
70
65
Meat
Packers
4
69
66
.Elevator
4
67
68
N.
R.
A.
4
66
69
Empress
4
65
70
Can.
Legion
4
63
72
Grotto
4
61
74
SPORT
CHAT
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
put
on
an,
other
of
their
heart-straining
last
minute
comebacks
In
Toronto
Saturday
night
to
defeat
Montreal
Maroons
for
their
fourth
straight
victory
without
a
defeat
since
the
opening
of
the
National
Hockey
League
season.
It
was
a
hard
fought
game,
particularly
In
the
last
two
periods,
featured
by
a
great
deal
roughness
with
fights
and
arguments,
resulting
in
a
number
of
players
being
put
off
the
ice-
The
Maroons
put
up
as
good
a
game
as
the
Maple
Leafs.
Goalies
Alex
Cpn-
nell,
Maroons,
and
George
llalns-
worth.
Maple
Leafs,
had
a
busy
evening
with,
many
narrow
escape
and
ppectaculjfr
save,
:
About
four
minutes
before
the
end
of
the
game.
Lionel
Conacher.
star
Maroon
tie-fence
man,
was
knocked
cold
in
an
accidental
collision
with
Jack
Kll-rea.
He
was
carried
unconscious
from
the
ice
and
could
not
finish
the
game
which
was.
held
up
a
few
minutes
on
account
of
the
Incident.
The
Maroons
scored
the
first
goal
eight
minutes
and
fifteen
seconds
after
the
start
of
the
second
period
when
Bllnco
slammed
the
puck
Into
the
net
from
a
scramble
in
front
of
the
g0aj.
Six
minutes
after
the
start
the
third
period,
Harold
Cotton,
on
a
pass
from
Blair
in
a
scramble
front
of
the
Montreal
net,
evened
up
(or
Toronto.
The
great
Charlie
Conacher
scored
the
winning
goal
wjth
five
and
a
quarter
minutes
to
go
on
a
pass
from
Happy
Day
behind
the
net.
It
was
a
hot
one
just
over
the
line.
Sunday
night
the
Maple
Leafs
went
to
Chicago
and
blanked
the
Black
Hawks
three
to
nil
for
their
fifth
victory
so
far
this
season
without
a
defeat.
The
Boston
Bruins
and
Detroit
Red
Wings
blanked
the
St.
Louis
Eagles
and
Montreal
Cnadjens
re-
specuyeiy
Saturday
night
to
move
-f
wWh
BjKmtkrfor
leaaersnip
or
ine
American
section
The
New
York
Rangers,
by
defeat
ing
St.
Louis
Sunday
night,
moved
into
even
terms
with
the
Eagles
for
fourth
place.
Americans
Ball
Team
Winner
YOKOHAMA,
Japan,
Nov.
20:
Babe
Ruth's
American
All
Stars
baseball
team
defeated
a
Yokohama
team
here
by
a
score
of
21
to
4.
MAN
TESTIFIES
UNDER
OATH
Mr.
Dayneau,
Yli
St.
Oure
St.,
Chatham,
Ont.(
wanti
other
to
benefit
from
hii
ex(r
Knee
and
in
idr
that
everyone
may
be
convinced
"l
it
lhaolutf
truth
I
gave
hi
tattmnt
under
path
before
notary.
Mr.
Dagneau
atate
-"I
wa
very
badly
run
down,
I
aufltrtd
terribly
from
nervouinrsi.
1
had
gat
sad
was
irregular'
and
my
complex
ion
waibad.
I
tried
l'ruit
a-tive
a
hwt
time
and
mkm
frit
bet'er.
Now
I
Kin
re.uUr,
havt
a
good
tomplciion
and
1
am
never
nervouiany
wore.
Now
I
caaduiifull
day's
work
without
getting
tired
and
keep
Fruit-a-tivri
on
hand
in
rate
any
of
my
family
become
constipated."
Copy
of
Mr.
Uainrau'i
twurn
i(t-inrnl
will
M
urnt
ua
rciturM,
Writ
frullaii'ri
Uuiltod.'OtUwa,
Oiillito.
I
UIT.A.IIVU
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to
IVMWHIM
nariieniKniia
ft
m-mmm
m
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hlvvj
;
Champ
111
MAX
I1AEU
MEXICO
CITY
Nov.
20:
Max
Baer,
world'
tuavvweight
boxing
champion,
who
came
here
from
Los
Angeles
in
connection
with
fight
negotiations,
was
confined
to
bed
In
his
hotel
yesterday
suffering
from
infection
In
both
arms-,
his
doctors
stating
that,
if
an
improvement
were
not
shown
by
today,
they
would
remove
him
to
hospital.
One
of
the
arms
was
said
to
have
been
Infected
by
a
mosquito
bite
and
the
other
by
scrat.chii:
a
skin
eruption.
Baer
was
also
suffering
from
nausm
caused
by
the
high
altitude
in
flying
here.
Chicago
Bears
Beat
New
York
Professional
Football
Game
Ended
Yesterday
in
Cloe
Score
Of
10
to
9
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
In
Sunday's
professional
football
game,
Chicago
Bears
defeated
New
York
Giants
by
a
score
of
10
to
9
at
the
Polo
Grounds.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Toronto
5
0
0
15
5
10
Maroons
1
0
2
6
7
2
Canadlens
0
0
2
1
5
American
0
0
10
1
American
Division
Detroit
2
0
1
13
6
Boston
2
0
18
7
Chicago
2
0
17
9
Rangers
1
0
2
9
12
St.
Loui
1
0
4
6
13
Jack
McColl.
after
paying
a
week's
visit
Port
Simpson
with
his
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
P.
McColl,
has.
returned
to
Artyox.
imkvt
let
a
si:i:i;
iti:
on:
viii:i:i;
STOI
Hint
COI7GII
or
c:OLII
iV!VK
with
MM
G0LDBL00M
Has.
Larj;c
Orders
For
All
Varieties
of
FURS
Don't
sell
until
you
sec
the
old
reliable
who
always
pa.ys
more
than
anybody
else.
llnniu
linlu
Mot
OlS
Truck
Motors
Suitable
for
fish
boats
also
speed
boat
motors
$.15
up
Clirktle
truck
&
Car
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1030
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1st.
Ave,,
Vancouver
sjmi
mvaLAVXt
i.
swig
.
V
"V
V"
Lt
A
w
2
n
u
utir
'"M
ri
i
'
ci
ru
r;!H
GROTTO
IN
HOOP
LEAD
defeated
Moose
Last
Night
In
Senior
League
Contest
Intermediate
And
Junior
flame
Close
tn
a
hrd
foult
haHle
in
wrjlch
Senior
Leaeue
leadership
honors
yu.
at
staka,
Qrouo
last
night
defeated
Moose
by
a
score
of
35
to
29
to
advance
to
the
bead
of
class.
A
good
sized
crowd
oi
fan
Wltnes-
:d
this
as
well
as
three
other
good
tame-:
on
the.
evening'
card.
The
long
suffering
Grottettes
ook
lt
on
the
chin
again
In
the
La
dle
League,
this
time
at
the
hands
f
he
High
School
by
a
score
of
12
to
8.
The
outcome
was
never
In
noubt
The
Intermediate
League
fixture
'xx
close
all
the
way,
the
Canadian
.
jrtjio:;
finally
emerging
victors
ive:
the
Warriors
20
to
lt
to
make
it
.i
tie
for
second
place
in
the
standing.
The
Scythians
continued
unbeat
en
In
the
Junior
League
by
defeat
!ng
Boy
Scouts
12
to
9.
Dominate
cinching
it
In
the
last
two
minutes.
Half
time
score
had
been
4-all.
Basketball
Standing
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Senior
League
W.
L.
P
Grptto
....5
3
Moose
?
.....;..4
3
O.
N.
R.
A
..
2
5
Ladies'
League
Annette'
7
0
14
High
School
.
3
4
Irottette
1'
7
Intermediate
Leaeue
High
School
5
2
10
Warriors
2
5
Legion
3
4
Junior
Leaeue
Scythians
1
8
0
18
Hlgft
School
2
4
4
Boy
Scouts
1
7
2
Ian
Wilson-Murray,
son
of
Mr,
nd
Mrs.
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray,
re-urnec.
home
from
Stewart
on
the
"atala
this
morplng.
Christmas
Cards
5c,
10c,
15c
up;
Special
10
for
35c
Christmas
25c
r"uvx.
Tags,
Seals
and
Wrapping.
Personal
Christmas
Cards
printed
in
our
own
plant
on
short
notice.
Close,
(SoMan
&
cQalla
czGxmlhil
PRINTERS
AND
STATIONERS'!
T
Itener
Block,
Third
Street
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zkrelll,
Proprietor
"A
IIOMK
AWAY
FKOM
HOME"
lUtes
11.00
vp
iO
Rooms,
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
U.C.
Phone
281
P,0.
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lfifl
.
in
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m
J
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i
Standard
It
icmt
difficult,
lomtUmu,
to
itay
on
the
Gold
SUndard,
tut
the
"rolled"
itandird
-
sfil
tKat's
lomethlnf
the
Stta.
Once
a
man
hit
"rolled
Kit
own"
wltK
Osden'i
Fine
Cut
he's
on
this.
"Rolled"
tUndard
of
imoMni
enjoyment
(or
life.
Osden'i
li
might
etiy
to
roll
end
It
does
jlvt
imoothe
cooler
end
more
(rasrintireoke
...
To
try
Oadeo'
U
to
lilt
Osden'i
particularly
if
yoo
uit
"Ounteclef"
or
"VoSutH
Cigarette
Pipers.
Osden'i
Fine
Cut
end
cither
of
these
makes
of
cigarette
pa
pen
mure
you
a
standard
of
satisfaction
that's
well
worth
staying
on.
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
f
.1.
At
ar
M
Hm4
rtmlmm
Stwt,
f
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cm
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Mt
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fotwHuat.
Your
Hp
Kntnn
OfiUn'i
Cut
FU't
Lieut
Commander
M.
O.
Oauv-reau
R.C.N.
ws
a
patenter
on
board
the
Catala
today
returning
to
Esquimau
after
having
madr
the
round
trip
north
to
Anyox
and
'
Stewart.
Calendars
to
$1.00
SPECIALS
Pn
New
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Pricc
7!-D
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Size
9x1
C-Prlec
$9.50
D.ELI0
I'limlture
Kxchaiife
i'
Van
s
Bakery
Quality
Breads
Made
with
MHk
W
Whole
Whi
2
for
15c
1
for
23c
Health
Uread.
per
ir
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:
bottom
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$1.95
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$6.95
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Lamps
4a95
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