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Fast Play Witnessed in Scheduled
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HOOVER IMPEACHMENT ¢
FAILS OF ADOPTION #

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WASHINGTON, D.C. Dec. #
14: . ‘Canadian Press)--The @
House of Representatives yes- +
terday by a vote of 361 to 8 re- ©;
jected a move by Represen- #
tative McFadden, Republidan, #
Pennsylvania, for impeach- ¢
ment of President Herbert |
Hoover on the ground that he
betrayed the country in con- #
nection with the war debts ¢
moratorhun. McFadcen's reso- ¢}
lution introduced without
warning, charged the presi- ¢|
dent with a long list of ille- .¢|
gal acts. including disrespect +!
of Congress and foisting un- +
desirable legislation on the |
Leaders of both par- 7}
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Int I 1e—Tuxis, 26;
Mercha ( vote against the resolution. © |
Jur e—Rovers, 18; Jap- Republicans are moving to os- #|
tricize MeFadden from all fu- @}
‘ e activities of the party +)
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Auditoriun —
ally, | ip a great exhibition | 0 DISCUSS |
This affair between C. N. R. A
and ( 0 moved alon t a fast} . os
and G a ed ala ga a fa If you “voll your own", use Ogden's fine cut
pace irom the stal Grotto heid a Frank Suess probably wouldn ve giv five hances when t picture was taken and Chantecler coganeste papers
one-point lead at the intermission at the Los Angeles speedway Dut, strang fift € ys track, Frank
: lly standin g 11-10 ion m ff nothe u <i
After the breather, it was a ding-| re 3 , hs Members of British House of Com-
dor same all through. it looked (OS — . : : on ; mons to Air Their Views
like a C. N. w near the finish. | ‘6), Moxley ‘4 1), Hanson BIG DE A I INSUR A NCE Today t
Gon { back strong | Santurbane 2¢ ' Ge Your =~ ©
ade ' : 9
near tl 1d with timely baskets Merchants—F. Dingwell ‘7), E LONDON. Dec. 14:--Members of
to 6-21 inewell (8), Ross, Pierce Win Xt lV the British House of Commons w'!! oe
I bie the vun for the} He, Hunt—20 ] L of 4 ; be civen the opportunity today of
C.N.R. A. popping them in from Junior League free and ful) discussion on the a Ing
everywhere while Menzies, Mor- The Rovers had things pract Only Three Members of New York Blanket Coverage For Schools of question of war debts. it was an-
ris d Ratchford for the Grotto|ly their own way in defeating the Giants Team to Be Retained City is Proposed By Under- nounced yesterday. Whatever views *
played great games, although all| Japanese 18-5. Japanese had tough It Is Predicted writers’ Official are ape est ee ul ment
player hecked hard The game Juck in rooting Pas ew wever. will not affect the plan fT
but was kept well} Rovers—Williscroft (4). McRae NEW YORK, Dec. 14:—Nearl) { insurance of ‘76 national government to make} .
p Skin r wht 2 Ivarson i A 9 every player on the roster of the ean for onsiderable +? nayment in gold of $05 500,000 |, fr m K H d C
calle n number of | McMeekin—18 New York Giants will be affected iscu ; t's meeting “ the United States tomorrow | Oo aien ar ere 0,
foul team Japanese—Kishimoto, Obata (4 by one of the largest deal in ‘ ' trustees. W : Sk
v Johnsor 3). Stiles | Suehiro, Na*amoto (1), Cor Major League history which is gs Dp f ver. representing ! most aters do
5 Kelse Stalker LEAGUE STANDINGS expected to be announced daily inderw rs interests, being DELIVERY
Lambie ‘8)—21 Senior League by the management of the club attendar 1t the meeting ;
G R hfo 6 Menzies Ww L. Pts. Which is not satisfied with the , efore oard a scheme
2), Currie (1), Morrison (9), Gur-ic N. R.A 9 4 1g Showing the team has been mak- ket anes verage for F JAIl S SKATE SHARPENING
vich (2), Pierce (4), Hunt (3)—26. {| Grotto 7 4 14. ing im recent years. Most of the <¢? Mr. Dav was ac-
Ladies’ Game Snes Biante . . other clubs in the League arr also { ws ; Wit! i Ww equip mt we re
Comet i r se d to get int en 2 . expected to be involved i t co All Wright Act Offenders in Cali- ve. ry > ae ow "
ait . Ci. dliads . . A y i , , - ? ’ p ant i } ce ° “* ; :
: Ladies’ League ’ ea i , sharpen skates white vou
the g lun worked hard | cardina . 0 1q. Various transactions a € yf he plan of ae os ed ye From F
to t the lead at half-time 6-4.) am saat e 4 16 Melvin Ott, Travis Jackson and |p s Mr. D leclar nee ay
Aft rest Cath Irvine, whol, _ 7 ainet *, Player-Manager Bill Terry wil! ' ‘ i ia tended et a
ot : " | Comets : aN . the board SACRAMENTO, Cal. Dec. 14
played a good game all through,} I ; , be the only members of the um ore efficient coverage n
: Aerie ; ’ ntermediate League , ; All offenders serving terms under|*
made two baskets from weli out to} «7 . : , who will be retained, it is expres i ; t First of : “
: ~ uxis 4 oe : the Wright Act, repudiated statei#
eee ee | Merchants 7 4 14 : t there pene-dn ' we thine etepeeaee i
Amazons—Boddie, E. Morris (7),/,,, a ° ‘ uld be t! h valuation of c a Ps ceed ary as ers .
warriors é J : , a - _—— 7 " vy from por yr over r >
MeLe« Davia. M. Masttestl arrio : sar I DSO tee Sieh diane Be a from prison, Governor Jame
: : ; Junior League ’ " ’ — , *~ Rolph jr. having granted paroles
Con Morgan, Smith (2) | : tt ! I | ; .
s I Tie 0 |e 7 . SPORT CHAT 7 - nee people for them all
Stein, Irvine ‘(6 ite (2) a d be s) et . ei '
| Rovers 4 8 n detailed ‘ Phone—3 We Deliver
Intermediate Game | Japanese < p @ timates "M’the board would have
a ne of the best played games | Boy Scouts 2 6 4 4 rte tt v fon n nd sanetion
of the Tuxis won over the BE TEE aa : ; atior ympanies ee
Merchants. Tuxis played a short ts 3 | be ed t ibmit a pro-
cate eel BACKETRALL (cris wrucacwrines [enc tars nom w'ae! PREVIOUSLY
though watched closely, their for- | : a a ns ns tein lech
wards broke through near the fin-| aa : ' Chairn W. J. Greer told Mr aa.
ish to score the much feeded bas- E ss a Ls : ' ’ ard would eo fur. “#0 Whe is Suspected of Attempt ar O
kets. The Merchants’ defence a a> be te'@ Goceimes b. conten. tft 4 ' te to Assassinate Former Kaiser
worked smoothly while Santurbene | . ‘ den eae | a ae which followed. M Gives Name of Hillmklod
tere T e V ) i hich followed
5 exceptionally well on the December 16—Grotto vs. Kale : a. , ~ f d the t f that ice 5
: ver rf 1 A > ! Se I belief that it EGC —_— n Si }.90
£ ne tor Tests i Cardinels va. Comets: ‘2 =e o tend vale DOORN, Holland, Dec. 14: (Ca oe . Per To ‘ .
Tu: Nakamot 8), Morrison vs. Warriors; Meteors vs. Rov . buildings, | "@dian Press)—The man who i MINEHEAD LU MP—Per Ton 12.00
. : sd of navineg n nit . » »*
is thought that | °"! z uh a. nt to assa JASPER LUMP—Per Ton 12.0)
: inate yrmer iser Wilhelm o
er f public buildings ; ’ . . ‘ ..
CADE { CORPS alk ‘tend ayant Germany has given the police the Dry Cedar and Jac kpine For Sal
' as Jae , : , ‘ len klnc ;
ny. SE 2 D asa nine ‘he believed name of Hillmklod but his real] ALL COALS ARE IN A DRYSHED
anitioad She Whisky of he cod Hd ( fan ‘ ™! er si ; ; name is believed to be Ede
—— Tru W. O. Pulton felt that) : e wast |
ne muking. of a true, valuation|, The man: who cared a ions! WDE TRANSFER—PHONE 580
9 ——— lroigh rather costly matter, |¢488er and pistol, was well dressed ATE ORE nc were amen cama
Schoo! Board Decides That Military ! ' yn that matter be Few found crouching in the’ se
Training ts Not Necessary im | mtil next vear W id called turret room of the castle ==

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a the re-|iollow now being carried on the!
it K arious schools and contents: King! : :
tn ware Hiel Schoo $28,000 Th | C]
h Memorjal School $50,000 in ce alms
el eet School, $22,000, Seal ° ° ° j
ep aoe, Weetrw $00. | Drownine Victim |,
Offic Comman Kv Hi] Al i ird to surance, there |
: Distu N ! quired as i nunication from the On S th L k '
u 1ae e board on th reater Vancouver and New West ou erm a e)
} rhlity f reorganizing the ister branch of the British Co- .
imbia ol Trustées’ Associa- | LONG LAKE, Kitsap County,|
Chairman W. J. Greer was not in wi is of the opinion that| Wash. Dec. 14:--A drowning oc-|,
favor of the cadet classes being re-| the cost shool insurance should |c@'ted in the lake here due to skat-
umed. The High School pupils had! be considerably reduced in view of | ®** using thin ice on which to en-|
plenty to do without this and, if} he pre difference existing be- |‘? their sport. The victim was|
they had any spare time. he felt it} (weer Alarms paid and losses.|“™e¢ 8 Gilbert Waite. '
would be better employed in ath The b was in favor of pre
letics and phvsicai training rather ‘ntin | case to the insurance .
than in military training | compan with th request that Los Angeles Pair
Trustee J. J. Gillis was also Op-j the risk 9 carried as a group . .
posed to the resumption of cadet) This, It felt, would result in G N T |
classes better Co-operation of all iven ew ria
If military training were neees-|school boards in the provinee on ‘
sary, it could be better provided in|the matter is being sought. The Albert Olsen and Wife Libby to Get
the militia than in the schools,}braneh had also considered the New Hearing on Charge

t

Trustee D. C. Schubert thought

On motion of Trustee Gillis, it
was decided to acknowledge and
file the communication

BADMINTON |

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Rupert No. 1 vs. Skeena; |
PRE & Ang No. 1 vs. CNR: CNR No. |

forming f of Murder

fagry, th

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nsurance and the mat-

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14

ler of & insurance but felt that A new
it wae n practicable at this time trial has been granted Albert Ol-
to take matter up with the ‘en and his wife, Libby, who were
com) recently convicted of the killing of

Charles Skull, wealthy local trader

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