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Well
Acquainted
With
Agriculture
In
Canada
West
anp
ar
Tirxuaiiy
Slaves
to
naru
.iasKinai?ters.
tne
ouonjs
Arm
spent
-most
enjoyable
Wry
interesting,
and
instructive
but
whether
it
is
-fact
vr
at
falconer's
Hau.
The
fiction
is
not
stated.
.It
Is
certainly
not
a
novel
in
the
gen
erally
accepted
term.
PURGES
IN
EVERY
COUNTRY
of,
a
difference
over
policy
or
political
leadership.
Frh
jUct
IR.w
And
J.H.BULGER
Valentin
DAiny
Optometrist
mONft
647
Reval
Bank
BMf.
j
.
If
you
lose"
anything,
ad1
rrlisc
lor
It
part
of
the
evening
-was
taken
up
oy
-cards,
prize-winners
being
Mrs.
Ons
Anderson
and
Morris
Peterson.
Dancing
was
Indulged
tn
until
the
Ne.v,
year
was
announced.
This
Every
country
under
a
dictatorship
seems
i
o
find
was
greeted
with
everything
cap
purres
necessary.
People
suspected
of
being
disloyal,
not
"u'c
"
',
se
as
noms
to
the
country
but
to
the
jrovernment
of
the
day,
are
un-
l-eremoniOUsh'
Shot
Russia
has
been
the
most
glaring
mbslded,
refreshments
were
served
example
of
this,
the
slaughter
having
it
is
estimated
and
dancing
-was
resumed
until
raclipd
o
something
like
a
million
lives,
independent
x)f
into-the
New
Year,
the
millions
who
were
deliberately
starved
to
death
iur-
ing
the
famine.
In
China
it
is
said
that
one
hundred
per-
trains
2.000
ofhcers
ftons
Vere
recentlv
"liauidated"
for
makintr
friendlv
Ad-
wt
t
o
JauaiL
We
can
understand
the
necessity
of
that
WS1T222;
Jo
Z
.
.
.
j
4.
-
veteran
soldier.
Q.M.SJ.
J.
O.
R,
in-wartime
but
many
"liquidations
have
taken
plaee
in
Es,n,
MC
d.irln
nin
.
f
-rity
of
Alberta,
Canadian
Officers'
i
Training
Corps
has
graduated
2X100
men
as
commissioned
officers,
WHIMS
OF
F.VSIIIOV
KELUHER,
Past,
Jan.
4:
CP
Whlmt
of
fashion
are
proving
profitable
far
Xelllhtr
farmers,
ey
turned
to
fox
farming
during
-the
depression
years.
The
Industry
now
pours
$100,000
annually
Into
the
district.
nra
lunvr
news.
mi
i
.
TELFORD
New
Year's
"At
IS
MAYOR
Hme"
At
Armory.
Takes
JtfioeTiKtay
and
Announce
"
,
.
i
m
7
Ills
Policy
Will
Resign
Tern-
'
...-.
..-..
Afnoon
porarily
From
C
C
F,
,
,
.
Officer
commanding,
officers,
VANCOUVER,
.,rr,
Jan.
4:
-
Mayor
w
l-,-mi.,irw1!nffiirniliin
Lyle
Telford
took
office
today
a.
nt
thB
in,.
ntan
hM
.4.-,.
0.
Vancouver's
chief
magistrate
and.
nual
Ncw
years
M
Home-
ln
the
tn
doing
so,
announced
his
deter
jnlnaUau
to
.move
.toward
the
relic:
if
-distress
among
our
people."
He.
succeeds
.Mayor
O.
C.
Miller.
la,
his
address,
the
new
mayoi
;
said
he
will
demand
from
the
'
provincial
government
a
just
share
of
taxes
collected
ln
Vancouvei
Armory
on
Monday
afternoon,
about
ISO
attests
being
present
at
Jan.
4:-Prellmlnarf
.Standing
to
date:
holding
and
un'revlsed
Iigures
released
bj
.
the
Dominion
Department
of
Flsh-Boston
leries
for
the
ten
month
period
Rangers
ending
October
31
indicate
HkelU
Americans
hood
of
an
increase
In
caUhes
llj
Chicago
'
present
trends
continue.
j
Toronto
I
Recorded
in
hundredweights
Detroit
catches
thus
far
show
an
Increase!
Canadiens
for
Canada
as
a
the
total
estlmatt
1
and
other
actlvlUes
in
western
Can-
Amounting
to
$16,034,710
which,
If
ada
tor
three
years.
Subseouently
sustained,
sirecests
an
aDDroxlmatt
'
he
spent
ten
years
In
legal
and
increase
of
half
a
million
dollar
Wednesday.
January
4.
1939.
real
'state
business
In
Manitoba.
wnen
revised
figures
are
available
-
lie
was
eouor
01
me
uaupnin
press
(
TODAY'S
WEATHER
MOST
SELFISH
PEOPLE
0Mr.'rOuSS'entered
the
service!
:
About
the
jnost
selfish
people
iri
the
world
are.
th
or
tne
Canadian
National
Railways
!
prince
Rupert
Clear,
northerlv
who
read
novel?.
.
They
become
SO
absorbed
in,
the'
lived
of
land
department
at
Winnipeg.
He:
meter.
29.62:
temperature.
36:
sea
th'0SeaboUt
Whom-they
read
that
thev
know
nothing
of
was
iransrerred
to
the
Department
smooth.
What
isgoinir-on
around
them.
Work
can
wait
until
they
'
Sl
"Lt
?f
S!"
.Ple
d
MaU
:
.
r
-
r
.
i
,
.
Winnipeg,
on
January
15,
1924,
as.
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour.
are
J-eady,
fnends
are
a
nuisance
and,
as
for
parents
oi
chlsf
later
as-,
Laagara
isiand-aear,
easti
relatives,
they
Sll'el
simply
people
to
be
Ignored.
distant
to
western
manager
at
Win-1
1nd.
five
miles
per
hour;
baro-
k
'
Have
you
ever
been
in
a
home
where
one
of
Lh
mem-
nlpeg.
He
was
transferred
to
Mont-:
aieier.
29.66:
temperatue,
35;
ligh
hers
of
the
family
is
deep
in
a
book,
hearing
and
eeeing
ISilS.SfS"'
'I2!'
aar,l,1
welL
nothing
Of
igoingSn
around?
Someone
speaks
to
STl
XlZs
the
reader
but
Ihere
is
no
answer
Until
Someone
says:
ager..
land
settlement
and
develop-.'temperature
36:
light
chop
iuar
are
vou
comnur
to
dinner
i
tnen
sne
-ihu
.wui.
Mr.-ourwn
nas
oeen
in
sue-
buii
Harbor
Part
ciondv.
eater.
-...
t
-
.
.
.
.
.j
i
.
.
i
i
!
with
a
Start
and
very
reluctantly
puts
the
book
down
or
cesskm
recreUry.
second
vlce-pres-
Jy
wind
25
miles
per
!
carries
it
with
her
so
that
it
will
be
within
reach
as
soon
L0!!
hour:
taro-'
temperature.
mpera
29;
sep'Hill
....
.
.
s
(Miit.iir
ui
mic
aiiictjciu
rougn.
;
US
ttiq
repast
IS
over.
.
.
.
Development
Avjoclation.
Alert
Bay-Part
cloudy,
easterly
I
Much
novel
reading
IS
a
form
Of
debauchery
and
j
IS
the
Mr.
Ourton
brings
t
his
new
wsi-iwlnd.
ten
miles
ter
4jouk
baro-
;
result
Of
lack
of
JJSeful
occupation.
.A
person
call
become
ta
"
-estem
superintendent
of
meter.
23J15;
temperature,
36;
sea
'
iintoxicated
With
a
l)00k
as
with
a
bottle
of
liquor.
It
is
oniration
.
and
Agriculture
for
choppy.
.1
.i
a
1
i.
.
?.i
j
-
ie
I
someining
to
ve.
mauigeti
vun
moaerauon.
i
,
:
LEARN
ABOUT
SUMATRA
Canada.
Canadian
Canadian
National
National
svstem
system
an
an
Estevan
Estevan
Cloudy,
ClmiHv
a-wtheast
fam!hMt
vint
wind
intimate
knowledge
of
farm
and
x
miles
per
hour;
settlenient
conditions
tn
western
29.76.
f
'
:
:
I
I
f
.,
A
recent
book,
that
gives
ag
ood
picture
of
life
among
.
.
the
planlers
in
Sumatra
is
""Tropic
Fever"
a
translation
Alice
Arm
hninv
irointlie
Gernian,
telling
of
the
adventures
of
a
young
v
J
J
HurigaKah
in
that
intensely
hot
and
unhealthy
island.
JlleW
Year
I
arty
The
island
is
chief
Iv
settled
by
Dutch
people
and
govern-
J
'
mentally
IS
4a
Qtltch
COlony,
It
is
Chiefly
pf
Value
tO
the
Cawl
I-arty
and
Dance
Saturdav!
world'
because
It
a
source
of
supply
for
rubber
which
-Wfht.
Much
Enjoyed
'
;
nBQgitdeinand'today.
The
work
is
done
by
Coolies
AUCE
ARt
New;
Chinese
.and
Javan
Malayans
who
work
tinder
contract
year!
Eve
the
residents
of
Alice'
'SPORT
BOSTON
IS
'BOWLING
MOVING
UP,
RESUMES
the
affair
which
was
as
enjoyable
Defeated
New
York
Americans
Last
Anele's
Win
Wean
Sweep
Thre
as
ever.
Night
Maple
Ifi
anCan-
tm
NM
Victory
Over
Ranger.
Receiving
the
guests
were
Lieut.
adiens
in
Draw
Col.
5.
D.
Johnston,
officer
.com-
The
second
half
ot
the
LadleC
mandlng.
Major
C.
V.
Evltt
and
BOSTON
Jan.
4:
(CP
Bos-
Bowling
League
schedule
Rot
un-;
s"
ton
Brums
regamcu
a
""
"i
j
-
-----
ana
mrt
-will
m
sees
pk
new
new
sources
vnirr";
01
t
wv-1
rev
W
,
MrSi
Johnston
and
J4rfci..Wtti.
National
Hbckev
League
defeating
Rangers
tlirre
games
enue
irom
ine
utility
companies
m
chaf
f
tfae
,
t
fri
by
deteatlngSnll
while
Knox
Hotel
Big
fUster!
in
an
attemnt
to
reduce
the
prlc.
,
,
sianomg
.aa
..&.
j
,..
,,
,.,.,.,
!.r.hnt-l
w,v,n
ai
lca
New
York
Americans
2
10
1.
pawa
uruc
u..u.
v"
01
of
essential
essential
foods
looas
or
or
raise
raise
the
inc
re-
re
-by
two
n,.rlno,
.k,
aft,rnon.,
thm
-va
1
,.
nuA
viont-
.iim
Rm
and
Rangers
lief
allowances
and
he
would
also!
"
J
"w";.
r1"!
...
"7
"'l'
"
.
.,h
lil.h
:Uaiii;inK
iiiuMK
uy
iuuuic
uui-
n
rrnniniprus
mavru
u
iu-"
names
m
-v..
inrtd,
1"'
0r
Later,
the
mayor
told
Interview-
ers
he
had
not
yet
resigned
formally
from
the
C.
C.
F.
but
there'
Is
little
doubt
that
he
will
do
so
l
The
resignation
would
be
by
mutual
Agreement
between
Dr.
Telford
I
MORE
FISH
and
Jhe
party
and
would
Jast
av
long
as
he
held
the
office
as
'
Production
mayor'
of
Vancouver.
1
Dr.
Telford
Is
also
a
member
ol
1
the
Legislature
and
the
C.
C.
r..
OTTAWA,
bylaws
forbid
a
member
two
elective
offices.
IS
LANDED
1
dra'w
at
Toronto.
average
scorer
was
Agnes
nerce
on
f
r.
t
.
I,.
V,
arl.
I
Americans,
1;
Boston.
2.
I
Cahadlens.
2:
Toronto.
2
lover-
w
15
S3
11
I
7
8
i
of
171,300
hundredweights,
bring-
lng
the
estimate
for
the
period
to!
rf
fTXTTl
ATI
a
total
of
8.151.050
hundredweight
jlI
HI
11
I
I
Kl.l.
1
Ifiliuht
rinrpntM
in
British
Coltnr
.
A
i
WINNIPEQ.
Jan.
4.
Edward'
Mo
nH
nnintn-irv
pctimntpsi
3Do!1Ienry
0urtoh'
new
western
super-
are
more
than
offset
by
estimated
j
Bw,
.lntendent
of
colonization
and
agrl-
increases
in
other
provinces,
not-
culture
for
Canadian
National
Rail-
ably
Nova
Scotia
where
estimate
w-ays,
was
born
ln
London.
England,
indicate
a
probably
Increase
ol
and
educated
ln
United
Westmln-
almost
200.0CO
hundredweights,
.ster
schools.
He
came
to
Canada
Landed
value
'in
1903
artd
engaged
In
farming
;
whcle
Increased.
PUCK
PILOT
IS
LET
0UT:
wina.
jour
mnes
per
nour;
Daxo-
;oui
01
tne
last
seventeen
games,
meter
29.92.
No
permaoent
successor
to
Stew-
Prlnce
George
Clear,
southeast
.art
Is
named
although
It
was
an-wind,
three
miles
per
hoar:
baro-jnounced
that
Paul
Thompson
of
meter.
29.70.
Calgary,
veteran
left
winger,
would
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
Itake
charge
of
the
team
for
the
Alyansh
Cloudy,
cahn,
32.
time
being.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
cahn.
31.
V"-
.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
30
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
31.
Hazeiton-
Part
cloudy,
calm,
22.
Smithers
Clear,
calm.
10.
Burns
Lake-Clear,
calm,
11
LUsfifO
work
wanted
EXPERIENCED
waitress
wants
work
of
any
kind.
Phone
Blue
882.
WANTED
i
'
Other
countries
during
peace
time
and
Simply
the
result
servlc
as
instructor
of
the
Unlver-
WANTED
-
Clean
housekeeping
room,
uiose
in
rnone
9wt.
uiki
PERSONAL
WE
HAVE
HELPfiU
HUNDREDS
TO
OUTAIN
posUions
as
Le
ler
Orriere.
PoaUl
Clerks.
Customs
Examiner.
Clerks,
and
v
Stenographers,
etc,
and
can
help
you.
Write
us
for
juronf
and
free
information.
M.C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldeat
In
Canada.
If.
A
Hot
Time
Is
trhat
Yoa
Want
This
Wtater
You
ran
get
it
by
usinr
our
famous
Edson.
Bulkley
Valley
or
'analmo-U'eillngUn
coaL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phanea
5
or
6S8
Blue
Biras
wun
bo
tlmel.
I
Mpl
Leaf
J
Tomorrow
night's
fixtures
will
be:
kelson
..
New
York
Rangers
at
Montreal;!
McLeod
nptmit
nrd
Wines
at
New
York!w
niass
For"
1938
Half
UlUon!'th
Americans;
Boston
Bruins
at
Norton
Dolars
More
Than
last
Year
iChlca
.
LaBeUe
1
Ibe
National
Hockey
League
Total
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows
Knox
Hotel
DLFAPw
Brassell
1
5
61
26
31
scharff
1
5
50
35
27
Friu
3
7
55
53
25
ccnffer
3
10
50
54
19
McKH)wn
4
10
41
56
18
TaUl
2
11
42
60
14
Merchantrtte
2
J4
44
69
12
HaMlday
Vanderluy
SCANDAL
Obuehlna
Ourvteh
Clccone
Houlden
TU1
Kie
Siiter.
;B,
Dickens
Stockport
County
Won
Promotion
j.
jjickens
Two
Year
Ago
by
Hxing
Games
t
R0xhwtU
.
T
.
lonuon,
Jan.
:
Auega-
Alexander
tlons
that
pre-arrangement
of
Mrs
Dickens
match
results
ln
closing
stages
of
ToUJ
the
1936-37
season
figured
In
Stock-
j
port
Couity's
promotion
to
Second
Elnf.j
fjary
Division,
English
League,
football
N
Morrison
produced
a
sensation
In
English,
g
Bury
soccer
circles
yesterday.
Bury
Following
Investigation
by
a
spec-'west
lal
committee
It
was
announced!
rti
that
O.
Worsley,
director
of
Stock-,
nfue
port
Clb,
had
been
permanently,
pjerct
suspended
from
professional
foot-
Tnrgeen
ball
and
flned
LSO.
Varying
penal-
Boultrr
ties
were
Imposed
on
eleven
players
Croxford
who
were
suspended.
Keren
Hartwlg
(
Total
Aanctte's
Basso
-Ilert
;B!aln
Stewart
Released
as
.Manager
lP
J?1
k1eIl,
ThMipon
in
Charge
CHICAOO,
Jan.
4:
CP
Announcement
was
made
yesterdar
of
the
t;Jeate
by
Major
Frederick
barometer
jWcLaugh.'ln,
club
owner,
of
Bill
.(Stewart
as
manager
of
the
Chicago
Victoria
Cloudy,
southeast
wind
.Black
Hawks
National
Hockey
12
miles
per
hour:
barometer,
29S1
League
tlub,
which,
after
a
good
Vancouver
Clear,
southeast
season's
start,
has
won
only
three
rUnjrm
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Petersen
Hallberg
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Total
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149
174
116
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142
127
134
131
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181
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170
211
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323
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133
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