DAILY
EDITION
some
tin
Thursday.
February
7.
15
FIRST
THINGS
FIRST
At
the
time
of
the
election
the
Liberal
leader
explained
carefully
that
lheprovision
of
work
and
wages
depended
upon
federal
assistance
but
he
prophesied
that
force
of
circumstances
would
compel
the
Dominion
government
to
act
soon,
a
prophecy
which
has
been
shown
to
be
true
within
the
past
few
weeks.
It
was
the
force
of
circumstance
which
compelled
Prime
Minister
Bennett
to
make
his
recent
radio
announcements.
It
is
the
force
of
cireum-.
stance
which
is
compelling
him
to
press
forward
a
program
of
minor
reform
and
which
will
force
Mr.
Kintr
to
bring
STiniTI.n
nEPI.AHE
THRM!?P.IArP;
In
view
of
the
persistent
campaign
of
President
Beatty
1
RUArt
ior
unmcaiion
oi
me
railways,
we
inmK
tne
leaders
oi
each
party
shoud
express
themselves
as
to
their
attitude
on
this
great
question.
Mackenzie
King
has
already
done
so.
He
has
declared
himself
clearly
as
opposed
to
placing
the
two
big
railways
under
one
management.
Premier
Bennett
has
evaded
the
question.
He
has
refused
to
make
it
a
political
issue
and
has
suggested
that
it
is
a
matter
for
both
parties
to
deal
with
in
unison.
In
view
of
our
present
method
of
making
laws,
we
think
this
should
be
settled
in
the
ordinary
way.
It
should
be
made
a
political
issue
and
the
people
given
an
opportunity
to
declare
themselves
on
it.
If
Mr.
Bennett
favors
union
of
the
two
railways,
as
everyone
thinks
he
does,
he
should
say
so
plainly.
If
not
he
should
so
declare
himself.
It
would
be
most
unfair
fpr
any
government
to
bring
about
union
of
the
railways
without
giving
the
people
a
chance
to
vote
on
it,
either
through
a
national
plebiscite
at
the
time
of
the
election
or
through
making
the
question
a
political
issue
and
having
it
dealt
with
in
the
ordinary
way.
THE
R
T,0
SEE
THE
WORLD
Travel
it
a
pleasure
enjoyed
by
many
people
of
moderate
income
who
follow
a
picnof
lyttematic
Sovingifor
thatpurpoie.
Regular
depoilti
of
even
mall
omounti
ioonocumulateat
compound
interest
and
provide
a
cash
reserve
to
meet
ony
need.
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of
the
field
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p!e:inv
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in
sm.int
pla-
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w.
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behind
and
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last
pUre
thirty
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the
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on
the
ere
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the
Derby
by
Mrs
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B
Maon
for
$y.
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Head
pl.iy
returned
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purse
of
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C.N.R.WINS
BADMINTON
'
league
llrmlics
Schedule
Prince
Rnpert
leading
-A"
League
forward
a
program
of
major
reform
when
he
succeeds
the
j
Last
night
inter
-ei
Bdmta-present
prime
minister.
i
iim
League
H4r
marked
the
ftn-
First
it
is
necessary
that
the
province
shall
rid
itself
of!0'
the
excess
interest
charges
and
to
do
this,
it
is
absolutely
necessary
to
balance
its
budget
Finance
Minister
Hart
has
bolh
halves
&
schedule.
Deen
engaged
on
this
work
tor
several
months
and
at
last
j
scores
made
last
evening
were
f
has
succeeded;
it
is
said-.
Ajl
is
in
readiness
for
the
open-j
follows:
ing
of
the
sessiQn
at
Victoria,
a
session
which
may
be
look-
!
"A"
LeaHNo
1
Rp.
i
ed
upon
as
the
financial
session
of
the
administration.
It
if
T"'
No
2
,;
c
N"
may
on
mat
account
oe
tne
most
(iiiiicuit
session
oi
tne
-B
lite
of
the
government
It
is
comparatively
easy
to
do
things
but
difficult
to
sit
pat
until
the
right
time
arrives
for
action.
No
one
likes
waiting.
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rB
rB.at.ta
mtu
xmsmrmrm
r
at
b
rai
en
zmzmzmvm
tixsramuacM
Leacwe
C.
N.
Skeena.
6;
Rupert,
2.
The
league
standing
is
as
faMowt
"A"
Leijue
No.
1
Rupert
Skeena
C.
N.
R.
A.
JBkeena
Rupert
B"
League
R.
A..
Billiard
Averages
41
O.
TU.
At.
W.
Stuart
Blkst
7
17WJ
2M
J.
Bulger
(Elks)
2
500
250
J.
AUen
CL
3
750
25i
George
Ctlpps
CL
5
1247
24!
M.
E.
Yeeng
Emp
7
1739
248
M.
Menzie
iBlkst
6
1480
24'
R.
McLeod
Emp
..
6
1475
24)
Bert
Morgan
0
C
1449
24:
A.
Donald
(Rrnpl
.
.
7
lCCd
24C
C.
P.
Balatcno
Elki
8
1900
239
W.
Macey
(Erap)
1
238
238
J
E.
Morris
E4ksl
7
1640
234
3
D.
Maedonald
(G)
3
092
231
A.
Harvey
(CL
4
918
230
P.
Pritchard
Ept
6
1400
23'
E.
Cameron
(Bmp)
7
1C07
230
E.
Batt
Q)
7
1592
2T-
W.
HuUfin
(G)
1
225
225
L.
Raabe
Emp
5
1127
221
M.
M.
Lamb
CL
8
1799
225
George
Howe
Gt
5
1119
224
G.
A.
Woodland
tCL)
4
887
222
D.
Brown
G1
7
1543
220
W
WWlscroft
(Elk!
8
17C3
22C
E
Stacey
(Emp)
1
214
214
T.
Kerrigan
G
7
1489
2ir
O.
P.
Tinker
CL
.8
1C82
2H
J.
Sutherland
(Q)
....
3
COO
200
James
Andrews
(Elks)
4
774
194
C.
L.
Yoongnjan
(CD
3
579
193
A.
Beale
'CLt
4
725
181
HARRY
KING
BOARD
HEAD
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
Metis
Officers
Tor
Year
TERRACE,
Feb.
7:
Terrace
and
District
Board
of
Trade
held
Us
annual
meeting
recently.
The
officers
elected
for
the
coming
year
were:
President,
Harry
King.
Vice-President,
W.
F.
Lindsay.
Treasurer,
Will
Robinson.
Secretary,
N.
Sherwood.
A
representative
council
was
named
and
the
prospects
are
that
1935
will
see
some
good
meetings.
General
meetings
are
held
once
a
month
when
topics
of
both
local
and
general
Interest
to
the
business
affairs
of
the
country
are
dkcussed.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
February
7
fhrtfts
r
RamnWs;
C
N-H
A.
vs.
Orotlo.
Canadian
Lesson
vs.
"RHpest
Brand"
Mask-!
kers,
I
Peter
ury
14wfl
vs.
Gratis
J.NHJi.
n.
"Ropert
Branft"
Ma
kHeers;
Canadian
Lecinn
vs.
Ram
Prtmianr
?!-
C.N.R.A
r.
8w1Xts:
Oratto
ts.
Canadian
LecW;
Ram-,
ihters
vs.
-Rsert
Brand"
Mwket-1
32,
20
20
34
29
IS
errs.
ftbnktrr
36
Swlfia
t.
"Rapert;
Brand"
biers.
15
Maakeieera;
Oretsa
vs.
;
Canadian
Legion
Tt.
OX.
I
The
Family
I
Shoe
Store
-
1
You
Save
Good
I
MoneyWTienYoul
I
Buy
Good
Shoes
IK.!
QUUh:-
rjood
!u-.t
'Of
weur
iS
idr-1
U.1.10D
Shoes
and
Ruhhern
the
You
know
beMer
than
to
expect
iomeUniu!
for
nothing
Your
common
sense
tells
you
that
material
made
to
last
costs
less
in
the
long
run
than
material
thrown
together
to
.sell
cheap.
WKOO
NOT
HANDLE
IJANKRUIT
STOCK
ORSKCONDS
because
both
these
classes
are
leftovers"
wh
en
sell
for
prar-Mfally
nothing
because
they
are
worth
practically
nothiu:'
Good
outwear
poor
shoe?
and
poor
robbers
many
times
over
ami
they
keep
their
shape
and
appearance.
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
have
always
given
you
the
fin
est
your
money
can
buy
Ani
we
will
coniinui
r.n
Rive
you
the
finest
for
this
has
been
iui
policy
fur
many
yean;
lent
at
what
seemed
to
them
the
slowness
of
action
of
the
'z
Mm
Mk
Wm
T
I
mm
I
government
of
British
Cohimhia
is
providing
work
awl
i
m
I-i
I
I
I
-f
gi
wages
for
the
people
and
in
relieving
the
municipalities
of
,
VaT
JL
JL
j
of
their
burdens.
T
T
at
-;
i
a)
EMPRESS
LEADING
Two
.Here
(iimn
Vet
it
he
flayed
In
Hilar?
Wilh
Ut'tn
M.
E.
Young.
Emafeas.
defeated
O
A.
Woodland.
Canadian
Let
Ion.
2S0
to
736
Unit
ntht
in
the
fourth
ramc
of
the
Prlnee
RHfiert
UHHsrd
League
ftxtare
from
January
31-
The
at
crvcatc
srerr
ia
date
is
now
V64
tc
MI
in
favor
of
thr
Empress
with
two
games
yet
to
b
ptayed.
In
the
name
of
tMs
Tuesday
nigh
between
O
P.
Tinker.
Canadian
Le
gton.
and
C.
P.
Batacno.
Kits,
the
'
R.A.
utter
won
360
to
1M.
10:
j
March
7
Canadian
Legion
ti
'
Empress
and
Or
otto
are
sehe-
Swifts:
"Rapert
Brand
Musket-
d
tried
to
meet
tonight
with
line-ups
eers
ts.
Orotto;
CH
R
A.
vs.
Ram-
j
follows
E.
Cameron,
Empress,
vs
Don
Brown.
Orotto.
A.
Donald
vs.
Earl
Batt.
M.
E.
Young
vs.
George
Howe.
Pete
Prttehard
vs.
T.
Kerrigan.
Leu
Raabe
vs.
Bert
Morgan.
R
McLeod
vs.
J
Sutherland.
Following
are
the
outstanding
games:
February
5
JamM
Andrews,
FJka
vs
G.
A.
Woodland.
Canadian
Lesion;
Wllttam
stttart
vs.
Arthui
Iale;
J
E.
Morris
vs
Geo
Crlpps
Aggregate
score
to
date:
Elks
7IC
Canadian
Legion,
604.
January
31
Arthur
Boole.
Cana
dian
Legion
vs.
Pete
Prltehard.
Em
press;
George
Crlpns
vs.
L.
Raabe
ti
'Aggregate
score
to
date:
Emnresa
W
9C4:
Canadian
Legion.
921
g
January
29
-George
Howe.
Grotto,
vs.
James
Andrrwa.
Biks.
iAg-uregate
score
to
dale;
Blw,
m;
Grotto.
1058.)
,
January
24
Oeorge
Howe.
Orotto.
vs.
O.
A.
Woodland.
Legion;
J.
Sutherland
vs.
George
Crlpps.
(Aggregate
score
to
date-
Orotto.
936:
Canadian
Legion.
8&3.i
January
15-43.
A.
Woodtond.
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
James
Andrews,
Elks.
'
Aggregate
score
to
date:
Canadian
Legion.
1155;
Hks.
1225.1
January
10-M.
E.
Yoimg:
P.m-press.
vs.
O.
A.
Wtdland.
Canadian
Legion,
t
Aggregate
soore
to
date:
Empress.
1209;
Canadian
Legion.
1052.)
December
11
James
Andrews,
Elks.
vs.
J
Allen.
Canadian
Legion.
'Aggregate
score
to
date:
Elks.
1260;
Canadian
Legion.
97
.
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fit.
Phone
Oreen
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D.
ELIO
Furniture
Dealer
"Buys
Everything"
"Sells
Everything"
Exchanging
and
Auctioneer
Still
Buying
Gold
USED
FURNITURE
RANGES,
HKATEKH,
ETC
New
Concoletim
Ruts;
Linoleum
Kujs.
We
sell
Linoleum
by
yard.
Head
Play
Heads
Field-Broker's
Tip
At
Tail
End
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