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Tuesday,
November
24,
1936
Halibut
Fisheries
Commission
It
is
difficult
to
argue
with
the
International
fisheries
commission
because
its
chief
scientist,
Dr.
F,
Thopip-son,
has
facts
and
figures
to
meet
every
case.
When,
speaking
he
is
rather
dour
and
not
over
eloquent
but
ask
a
question
and
his
eyes
begin
to
sparkle
and
he
smiles
and
looks
as
if
he
were
about
to
have
a
good
time.
Then
he
proceeds
to
knock
the
props
put
from
under
the
argument
of
any
who
offer
to
crjticfce
the
commission
or
to
suggest
anything
new,
Evidently
the
fishermen
at
the
meeting
Saturday
afternoon
approved
the
work
of
the
commission
while
objecting
to
some
of
the
detail
of
administration.,
It
is
certain
that
the
story
as
told
by
the
scientist
was
plausible
and
well
backed
up
by
actual
infqrmation
of
a
practical
nature.
He
has
been,
all
over
the
fishing
grounds
himself.
ne
nas
pursued
the
halibut
from
the
time
the
egg
is
laid
to
the
time
it
is
caught
on
the
line
and
sold.
He
talks
to
the
fishermen
in
their
own
language
and
they
feel
that'
he
knows
wha.t
he
is.
talking
about.
Dealers
in
Dope
One
of
the
most
despicable
ways
in
which
a
person
can
'make
money
is
by
selling
(lope
to
those
whq
crave
it.
Even
in
Prince
Hupert
there
have
been
dope
peddlers
and
possibly
there
are
today.
They
carry
on
their
nefarious
traffic
under
cover
and
often
it
is
difficult
to
con
vict
them
of
the
crime.
Mr.
Justice
Manson
is
making
it
uncomfortable
fqr
the
dopesters
in
Vancouver
since
they
have
been
convicted.
Imprisonment,
fines
and
lashes
were
handed
out
to
the
ringleadrs
and
it
is
to
b
hoped
that
the
authorities
will
see
that
the
sentences
are
properly
carried
put.
Years
ago
the
Paily
News
had
a
cripple
doing
a
little
part
time
canvassing.
Qn'e
day
he
was
approached
with
a
sufftrestion
that
he
ponUl
jwM
vpw
m-oaiUr
t
uia
innnn
by
carrying
dope
while
canvassing.
A
list
of
names
qf
people
to
call
upon
would
be
provided
and
the
canvassing
would
lend
a
good
cover
so
that
police
would
not
suspect
,
i.w
Miutu
it,
uuyh
wits
an
iniucauqn
qf
what
was
gqincr
on
in
the
citv.
:
It
is
not
only
in
the
underworld
that
drugs
are
being
used,
People
in
many
walks
of
ljfe
1)86
it;
especially
women.
Gradually
it
gets
the
better
qf
them
and
they
find
it
impossible
to
stop
unless
they
break
right
away
and
get
the
help
qf
a
physician.
-
The
Paily
News.
ja
A
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
qf
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north'
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmpnton
holding
membership
in
these
organizations.
!
Gotham
Chuckles
I
Over
Old
Bylaws
:
Pattlr
'on-York
Streets
.Should
i
Still
Carry
,G,reen..
and.
Ked
i
?Lithti?
"
'
NEW
YORK,;
Nov.
24:
(CP);
Lawyers
thumbing
-
through
city
records
dating
back
to
1787
have
discovered
on
the
statute
books
many
ancient
ordinances
which
would
surprise
New
Yorkers
If
invoked
today:
Bulls
wandering
about
New
York
must
carry
green
lights
on
their
horns
artd
red
lights
on
their
tails,'
Dead
horses
left
in
the
streets
must
be
lljujrdnated
at
-night
and
must,
bear
tags
giving
the
name
and
address
of
the
owner.
'Janbark
tq
mutt
the
hoof-beats
of
horses
and
cattle
may
be
placed
on
the
streets
by
any
householder
dedrhig
a
quiet
night.
To
fly
a
kite
a
permit
must
be
obtained
from
the
Borough
Presidentas
also
to
Hde
a
"bicycle,
tricycle,
boyte
wagon,
scooter
or
roller
skates,"
or
to
walk
on
stilts
or
Jump
on
a
pogo
stick.
The
law-makers
of
1886,
with
an
eye
on.
the
railroads
and
pos-sjply
foreseeing
the
advent
of
the
automobile,
decreed
that
no
veil
cle
"propelled
by
steam"
should
be
allowed
the
use
of
the
streets
unless
"a
mature
penqn"
preceded
It
by
at
least
one-eighth
of
a
mile
to
give
warping
to
all
of
Its
approach.
Another
ordinance
forbids
the
narking
of
Long
Island
Railroad
cars
on
city
streets
for
more
than
1Q
minutes
unless
they
are
connected
to
an
engine.
All
of
these
laws
are
still
theor
etically-
enforceable.
They
were
discovered
by
research
workers
for
the
Board
of
Statutory
Con
solidation
which
is
preparing
a
new
administrative
code
for
the
city.
i
i
DATLT
NEWe
y-uay,
November
24
HE
DARE
NOT
!
MOVE
IN
BED'
Nights
Were
Torture
Lumbago
Through
I
dnly
those
who
"have
suffered
1
from
lumbago
know;,
how
exceed-'
ingly
painful'
It
can
be.
And
when!
they
dlscoyer
a
remedy
ror
mis
complaint,
Jthev
are1
anxious
to
pass
on
the
gpodtnews
to
other
I
.
itfirer.
Let
this
man
tell
you
h,;w
KtH-chen
brought
him
relief:
1
?
"I
had
a
bad
attack
of
lumbago.
When
I
got
Into
bed
I
had
to
stay
hi
that
postlqn
I
could
not
move
for
pain,
I
didn't
knqw
what
to
take
qr
what
to
do.
I
was
advised
to
try
Kruschen
Salts
and
I
am
very
grateful
I
did
so.
After
taking
a
few
doses
I
felt
relief,
nd
after
taking
one
large
bottle,
'
am
slid
to
say
that
my
lumbago
bad
entirely
gqne,
and
I
have
'
'
ha.i
the
slightest
trace
of
it
coming
back.'1
Q.A.V.
Kruschen
1$
a
combination
of
numerous
mineral
salt1!
which
as-
Tist
In
stimulating
your
liver
and
k'dn?ys
to
healthy,
regular
activity.
They
emure
internal
cleanliness,
md
so
help
to
keep
the
bloods
stream
pure.
PICTURE
WORTH
'2
FREE
A
handsome
gravure
photograph
of
H.M.
King
Ed
ward
VIII
i
s
waiting
for
you
at
your
druggist's
a
pictureevery
.
home
will
proudly
frame.
Free
with
the
purchase
of
a
bottle
of
Kruschen
Salts.
Supplylimited
get
yours
now.
Who
Wants
an
Ocelot?
TORONTO,
Nov.
24:
Wanted
a
buyer
or
buyers
for
a
wart-hog,
a
wombat,
a
phalanger,
a
young
emu
and
a
white
pelican,
for
sale
by
the
Toronto
parks
committee.
At
the
zoo
there
are
also
some
raccoons,
black
bear
cubs,
ferrets,
gophers,
ganjnets,
turkeys,
geese
and
an
ocelot
awaiting
purchase.
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
NUVertiber'.'lOll"
that,
should
the
$75,uw
Bewer
bylaw
he
appyped
.-by-
the
ratepayers,
he.
'
will
apply
to
;.Sth
courts
for
an
Injunction,
to
re?
strain
the
Issuance
pf
bonds
for
th
financing.
ox
we
Brpjeci;
iwnicn:
election
in
January.
Mail
Schedul
For
the
East
'
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
Friday
S
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Saturday
10:JQ
pm.
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
12:30
p.rr
Thursday
9:3Q
p.m.
Friday
8:3Q
p.m.
Nov.
3
and
19
4:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
....
4
p.m
Wednesday
10
a
ni
Friday
f.
4
p.Jrj
;
Noy.
15
and
29
aiirf.
1
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
I
p
in
'
Wednesday
3
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Stewatt
I
TMCsday
11
:3U
arr
i
Thursday
8
pro.'
For
Naas
Riyef
and
Fort
Simpson
.
Sunday
"
nrn
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
a.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Nov.
6
and
20
...
.9
p.m.
Keep
Faith
With
General
Search
Rupture
of
Jap.
for
North
Shore
'
Kss
Relations
Girl
Conducted
Is
Moscow
Fear
;
MQSCQW.
Nov.
23
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NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24:
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rovnmpm
,tp,--Thj
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search
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persona
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of
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con.
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wornssey
announces
,
been
looking
for
33-Jyear
oldiBeuy
Wcbl
bstweerr
Jnr-.n
we"
seea
-'unarsiooa
to
be
an
kii:1
ii:3Q
last
Friday,
morning
when
uaet.
n
.f.r,i
?..
v,,wn
she
left
her
home,
in
North
Van-
JAnat.Ihflons,
W
m5aW-
ruws
bridge.
he
claim?
would
turn
Jlays
qreek
n,,,.,,.,
UlSt
nf
1
i.x.
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into
a;"mlcx6be
tatehenrJ-
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jlluron
Disaster
!
AlTC:-step-ar'beW'-in!tii.;l8
No.t
Known
foim
a
mtenayers'
association
111
24:'
QWEN
SOUND.
Nov.
The
People
of
Canada
hajd-worktng,
conscientious
citi-zeni
THRIFTY,
are
the
backbone
of
Canada.
They
are
the
real
owners
of
the
bonds.
that
finance
the
Governments
of
the
nation
federal,
provincial
and
municipal.
It
is
their
savings
that
are
invested
in
the
mortgages
that
build
the
homes
and
develop
the
farms
and
industries
of
the
Dominion.
Three
and
a
half
million
of
such
citizens
have
banded
themselves
together
as
policyholders
in.
the
great
co-operative
business
of
Life
Insurance.
Through
their
hard-earned
savings,
these
policyholders
have
built
up
an
insurance
estate
of
over
six
billion
dollars
for
themselves
and
their
dependants.
To
protect
this
estate,
they
have
two
billion
dollars
invested
in
the
best
securities
that
Canada,
its
governments
and
municipalities,
its
farms
and
industries,
have
to
offer.
h
Guardian
of
Every
section
of
the
Dominion
has,
its
share
of
-these
millions
of
dollars
that
policyholders
have
invested
in
bonds
and
mortgages.
Other
millions
have
been
similarly
invested
by
trust,
mortgage,
loan
and
banking
institutions,
whose
fundi
aUq
represent
the
savings
pf
millions
of
individual
Canadians.
On
behalf
of
its
policyholders,
and
other
institu'
tions
and
organizations
whose
investments
repre
sent
the
hard-earned
savings,
of
thrifty
citizens,
Life
'
Insurance
expects
that
the
terms
upon
which
these
bonds
were
sold,
and
these
mortgages
accepted,
shall
be
observed.
Where
the
borrower
is
wjljipg
but
unahle
to
pay,
a
policy
of
adjustment
shojild
prevail.
Such"
adjustments
have
been
made
again
and
agajp-during
recent
years.
Legislation
that
cancels
public
and
private
debts,
regardless
of
the
debtor's
ability
to
pay,
i$
not
in
accqrdance
with
British
tradition,
which
ha,
always,
afforded
an
equal
meajue
of
justice,
to
both
creditor
and
debtor.
Life
Insurance
.i:iil'iHrO
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Canadian
Hows
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(CPJ
two
J
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hundred
A
prospective
fwnIr.
members.
Cause
of
the
disaster
of
the
sink-
jng
Qf
n
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A
move
Is
on
foot
to
establish
Georgian
Bay
near
here
at.
the
end
a
Camegle
Library
here.
A
pdebLs-
Vhe
ek
has
not
yet
b
deter-clte
may
be
held
at
the
municipal
mlned-
veSsel
san
a"
uuer
leaving
pon,
lamng
aown
,
with
her
the
master,
Capt.
Norman
McKay,
and
Ml.s
loria
)ohFon
as.
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well
as
five
others,
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