FAOE
FOUR
He
Was
Not
Going
Blind
He
could,
not
read
Uy
newspaper
without
bfadXcJi
or
eyes
smarting
and
'
eonte
times
could
not
even
then
set
the
print.
He
was
afraid,
and
thought
he
had
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
op
tician
had
passed
the
samt
exams
that
opticians
In
Vancouver
have
to.
Our
optician
found
it
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
tb&
proper
glasses
are
giving
hfrn
comfort
Our
charges
are
also
reasonable.
&
cJEWELLEkS
JbVTIIE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
WE
OIV$
VfOUR
COALIS
PiCKEp)
you
FACTS
VwrrH
SCRUPULOUS)
NOT
HOT
AIR
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
moat
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
now.
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&McCaffery
Limited
Phones
116
and
117
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Sheet
Metal
Works
Manufacturers
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
nnofinj;
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Chimney
Tops
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Trouching
Conductor
Pipe
Roof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnaces
Stove
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
Phone
810
Jlox
4G7
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootleiw
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
These
Coals
are
Under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
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Serend
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltun
Vn
vlng.
fTIE
DA
71.7
Nu2'Wa
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
"'.A'
-viU
MAGGIE
I
PROMISE.
OU
I'LL
KEEP
MV
PROMISE
3
HOURS
?yi:
6SLG,E
dont
qtand
tTT";
-
I'LL
STACY
HOME.
TO
NIGHT
BECAUSE
I
WANT
TO
CO
I
ATPR-
.'P
1reUAfOUiS
LIE
TO
ME-1
p
,
AHt'.l
VOO'RE
OUT
IFfOUU.
LATEK
HAVEN'T
BEEN
TO
THE
AXE-HAWDLE
IX
TIME
an
-V"-'
LET
ME
CO
OUT
TO-MOf?(OW-
ML-
M
AKER-6
,BAU-
TO-
M
ORl?Q
W
NIGHT
VA1TH
DINTY"
HUSBAND
MAY
SPANK
A
WIFE
Magistrate
SayH
he
Thinks
Old-faxhioned
Method
is
Sometime!!
Justifiable
WINNIPEG,
lurch
8.
Police
Mafia-trate
W.
if.
Noble,
of
toe
Winnipeg
police
court,
believe
there
are
time
when
a
husband
la
Justified
In
ipwt-tng
hta
wife.
Winnipeg
clergymen"
and
leaders
in
racial
welfare
work
take
the
epposite
view
and
hot
debate
U
wafla
in
the
city
as
to
the
magistrates
stand.
It
an
started
when
the
police
mag
is-
trate
waa
called
upon
to
adjudicate
In
lamlly
quarrel.
A
proprietor
of
a
local
music
store
was
summoned
by
his
wife
3a
a
charge
of
extreme
cruelty.
Ob
the
.tand
the
tastiflcri
ths.t
h
hut
inuitui
her
Accused
conterMM
tkt
hu
.if.
had
been
keeping
company
with
other
men
and
that
when
he
remonr.ted
he
refused
to
desist.
Consequently
he
turned
her
over
hla
knee
and
admla-
lered
corporal
punlataaent.
E.tllXENT
roiTXSEL
The
wife
was
represented
by
E.
J.
HcMurray.
K.C..
one-time
eoltdtor-gen-
ral
in
a
Uackenate
King
cabinet.
He
aid
the
husbands
action
was
mdefeo-
-ible.
"It
might
have
-got
by-
In
the
rtaya
of
the
Roman
republic
but
not
-n
modem
ttra-
he
argued.
"I'm
not
so
aure
about
tat."
the
magistrate
replied.
"I
think
that
these
modem
time,
we
could
do
with
'
a
little
of
the
old
Beaten
law
?!
their
custom,
had
their
virtues
U
iplte
of
their
severity.
It
may
be
against
the
law
for
a
hiuhanri
to
trik
hi
wife,
but
In
a
ease
like
this
when
a
man
has
every
right
to
be
suspicious
it
ap
pears
to
me
there
la
some
Justification
for
It.
Under
the
strict
letter
of
the
law
I
must
find
the
defendant
ouutr
but
I
wllf
allow
him
to
go
on
suspended
sentence."
The
spanked
wife,
seen
today,
said.
Even
a
modern
mother
doea
not
de-
vrve
treatment
like
my
husband
gave
tj
me
It
hurt
considerably,
and
It
u-as
very
humiliating."
WOMAN
I'UOIIS
MKTIIOII
The
burden
of
Winnipeg
opinion
la
gainst
the
magistrate
and
the
spank-
bg
process.
Peculiarly
enough,
the
only
prominent
resident
who
baa
spoken
out
in
favor
of
the
spanking
Is
a
woman
xtid
her
support
of
the
Idea
la
not
un-qvaufled.
Sbe
is
Miss
MUdred
Me-
Murray.
Winnipeg's
only
woman
lawyer.
Snd
aha
says:
"I
uld
not
advocate
abanglng
the
law
to
give
a
husband
the
rjgat
to
strike
his
wife,
but
I
have
seen
toMen
In
my
work
who
would
be
the
better
of
a
little
.witching
occ:.uonally."
Mies
oertrude
Chllds.
secretary
of
the
Soetal
Welfare
CkMnmkaston.
tbaught
what
waa
sauce
for
the
goose
should
be
atuce
for
the
gander.
"Usually
it
is
the
butnand
who
goes
wrong,
my
work
bad.
aught
me.
If
the
wife
Is
to
be
spanked
ben
the
steps
out
s
little
the
hue.
fcnd
should,
be
subjected
to
similar
pualabsAtsitf
Qut
own
can
,4a
that
Wt
ot
thlfyvbM
get
away
with
It.".
tms.i
A.
JUBMhern,
IpesrWr
of
ftaaS
rfipWIMtWrTlaTy
nrrVBroy-ftueauiV
give
s
man
the
right
to
apank
hla
wife
tnd
therefore
he
opposes
It.
OTIIK.lt
W..YN
IIKTTKK
Rev.
o.
A.
WoodsMe.
paster
of
St
Jtephens
United
Church,
satd
a
bus-tnd
baa
no
right
to
chastise
hu
wile
teen
if
be
has
reason
to
suspect
infidelity
or
mlaaonduet
there
are
other
vaya
of
correcting
the
situation.
Rabbi
Barnuel
Frank,
spokesman
for
Winnipeg',
thousands
of
Jews,
say
'Ne,
emphatically
not
No
nan
has
the
right
to
chastlte
his
wife."
Here
is
what
the
Judges
think
of
It:
Judge
McFtierson:
The
man
who
would
let
bis
wife
off
with
a
spanking
'or
such
an
offence
and
then
take
her
baok
mutt
be
a
very
lore
bearing
man
Judge
SUckpoole:
No
authority
far
my
sucb
thing
to
In
the
statutes
and
we
dont
want
it
there.
The
debate
la
waxing
high
conse-
luent
on
published
opinions
in
elry
ewas)epera.
Winnipeg
Is
all
"bet
up'
iv
er
the
situation.
TFATHEff
OF
LOCAL
"
WOMAN
PASSES
AT
HOME
IN
ENGLAND
Mrs.
a.
Batcher,
1491
Orahsm
Ave
Weatvlew,
received
.
cablegram
lunt
night
conveying
the
sad
new.
ol
the
death
at
hit.
home
in
Swindon.
Wilt
.
England,
of
her
father.
Oeorge
E.
Smith,
at
the
sire
of
T2
years.
Besides
the
Ideal
daughter.
w1k
will
receive
,
in
riil
vtupiithy
if
runny
friend
In
:ier
iicrr
-itvemenr.
itecenned
la
survived
h
ji,ii!ji
duiijilitfi,
Mii
D
M.
Pry-
i
ton,
formerly
of
Prince
nupert
and
now
residiitg
in
Los
Angelea.
and
two
sons.
8.
W.
Smith,
at
borne,
and
M.
S.
Smith
of
Bloedel.
Vancouver
Island.
MUSSOLINI
AND
I
n
t
nnmnm
mnrv
FASCISM
TODAY1
I
Form
of
Democracv
is
ClnimpH
'
'
in
KAl.nllnnd
nf
f'nnifl
nnA
Labor
PARIS.
March
J.
A
letter
from
It.
P
"
ta
tn
prU
M11
i
says:
"Slgnor
Mussolini,
la
'
"
convinced
that.
,
Z
r
;
7"
"
"""'Seen
arranged
for
tonight
reconciled
anil
uuHtti
ram
r
.
i
rut
,
7
".
'
'
.
labor.
Aeoortlng
!
to
him
the
otherg4-e
olaht
snappy
lh0
locti,'tv
clmm
mrtt
aTlUwMil
M
ak
tamhla
deaaocracl
lsdy
naaaely.
the
absence
of
under-
"
T
!
JT
"P""""1
the
flrsatt
group
of
eager,
that
ha.
hut
"P
ta.
K
on.,w
in
htre.
,t
wa.
di,
and
,
,
'"T-
.
-
.
aw)
twndlcallm.
covering
the
plain
and
always
ready
to
deliver
an
assault
.
against
the
dominating
wS
tower.
'
And
between
the
camps,
beneath
'J?1'
lJUh'
tTU
de"Ug
hI
re0elV,";
".
Tr".
T.
J""
"
.
.
!T?L!
5"
"
7,r
"
7
.
!
,
New
Metlak.tii
T.
Hayward.
6;
V
pWn-
J1".
:
D
Tall.
5:
Joe
klllns.
T
u".
"
.My
V.
Orlndibto.
M.
Faucet
and
I.
Hamll-
bijio
lenyvr
niui
OB
TV
fnu
null
UKI
.k.u
i
..J!
.?T"
"T
1
TT
..
.
...
an
'
-ipir"
gather
m
employers'
federations
and
workmen
In
workmen's
Mentions.
The
Btote.
being
the
superior
expression
of
all
the
active
eMttente
In
the
nation
(seeing
that
all
the
great
feder
ation
are
represented
id-the
midst
at
the
Fascist
CouncUI.
tJllteteri
Jus-
tlce.
settles
dilrerences.
sajeial
conflicts
'
H
AM
tnAmmH
lik
iwtMte
nr
fl
irt
a
.in
f
mare
strikes,
no
more
'hatred,
the
united
true
democracy."
Advertise
In
The
THU
News
of
Orihpphdnic
Records
My-
Ohio
Home
Jean
Coldkette
and
III-.
Orchettra
Fot
Troi
7
'
,
,
V.mfn
k.r4tW
''
Walts
Wt
Offtan
Kiss
and
Make
Up
-Jack
(.rawlord
nd
III
Orcti.r
'
'
Johnny
Manin-IUI.
Smalle
Fot
ffot
Vocal
My
Blue
Heaven
I
Gtne
Austin
.frs-t
Fot
Trui
I'aui
Whttemaii
iesW
and
Ills
Orclieitra
Organ
Jeesc
Crnwlurd
Intlru.
Victor
Slon
(.roup
MSJS
mental
Among
My
Souvenirs
The
big
hit
ol
the
$euson
i
,
1
its
Trot
Roger
Wolfe
Kahn
snd
lilt
Orchestra
Instrumental
I'aul
Whlteman's
i)ncefM)rcheitrp'
'
Alio
the
latent
tied
Seal
record
by
rdmou$i'cfor
Httt
Victor
Talkliw
Mschlnr
Co.
Z
29
NEW
METLAKATLA
IS
GIVEN
GAME
Scort-Ketpertt
Deefeion
in
skx
The
official
TOorekeepers
gave
Mew
victory
by
M
to
inlw",e
throughout
They
ar
typical
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
..
...
iMmsss
basketball
oasaeioau
game
game
with
wiwi
a
a
eeleet
PHnee
Rupert
team
but
the
core
keepen
are
u
id
to
have
been
asleep
at
the
switch
when
Dido
Ourvtch
scored
osm
point
on
a
personal
which.
If
token
into
sooount.
would
have
it
a'
tie
dame.
Accordingly,
to
tattle
the
dispute
a
challenge
game
has
It
waa
a
nd
wall
played
trt
In
eayttH
Kai
ulalttnai
wskeiawa
the
way
snd
at
half
time
the
.cor,
stood
M
.11
.
.
8
xu
r-,-rf
th.
r""
,H
h.,f
haM-
one
f
the
visiting
New
Het
akat
ana
i.
.
.
,
J
.
JL
hTof
acortng
were
aa
foliow.:
Prince
urt-w.
Umb...
11.
J.aJc-
fWutty.
DWo
Ourvich.
3:
Sddle
Smith.
Oeorge
Mitchell
4;
Poll
Howard.
8:
Vic
total.
23
v
In
the
seco.ul
game
of
the
evening.
Intanncdiate
Uagua
affair.
High
School
had'
an
easy
N-18
victory
over
Big
Four.
;
A
fair
slsed
crowd
of
fans
watched
the
frames
SPORT
THAT
yJl
V-'AV
1
V-1
1-Ta.
I
Wilson
Chamber.,
of
River
Bend.
Ontario,
who
.
in
his
Ttth
year.
recenU)
skated
to
Wclland
and
back,
a
distance
18
mile.
Mr
Chambers
has
been
211W
Diane
UeawJVhe,)
See
You
Smile)
''Cfclia4V'thT...i.,.t...'.
-th,
Troubddouxs
Jesse
Crawford
31146
21173
2101
2101
ass?
L-iawjnawsvawir:
t
mi
W
anted
(For
Sale
DAILY
jFor
Rent
i2c
per
word
in
I
dorng
this
annually
for
a
great
many
"
nd
ha
uaed
the
nam
pair
of
'
"ultu
mitrh
HltllM
".
mne
wr.n.
were
ana
mane
in
Hol-
nn
mott
tn
century
ago
They
a
wooden
foot
rests
and
a
high
curv
,font-
ed
skater
p-
Pra
tr
l
latest
exploit
on
lce
H
the
distance
in
lew
tnn
nour,
and
called
on
friends
n
the
way.
Discussing
the
report
thjt
the
touring
Waratulu
made
a
large
siun
as
a
.-t.ult
of
tneir
games
In
the
Old
Country.
Oordon
Bhaw.
manager,
declared
in
Vancouver
that
this
a
ah
incorrect,
and
that
each
player
would
be
cut
of
?ocket
some
1500
on
the
trip,
Mr.
Shaw
was
delighted
with
the
treat-meat
received
in
the
Old
Country
and
mid
that
the
only
Jarring
note
came
two
or
three
days
after
the
team
had
left
Liverpool
for
Caaads.
when
a
wireless
message
gave
a
report
of
the
publication
in
the
Xngllah
press
of
th?
tour
profits.
LIONEL
HOLTBY
NAMED
PRESIDENT
OF
CM
TENNIS
ORGANIZATION
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
Teunu
Cub
waa,
held
'st
night,
efflcera
for
the
year
bem
-leered
as
follows
Honorary
president
H
Tobcy.
President--A
L.
Holtey
fwcretary
OocU
R.
Taylor
Reports
covering
1937
thawed
s
very
uccsssful
year
and
prapecu
are
for
further
surceas
In
the
coming
season.'
Membership
lu
the
organisation
H
mflned
to
the
staff
of
the
railway.
MEN'S
WHIST
IS
CONCLUDED
Moore
Capture
Heason's
IIoaerM
With
Native
Son
of
Canada
Hunnerx
up
Pinal
game,
of
the
seasons
schedule
were
played
last
night
in
the
men's
Mctlon
of
the
Fraternal
Whl.l
League.
The
Moose
are
the
winners
of
honor.
in
this
section
and
will
play
off
for
the
city
championship
with
either
the
Moose
or
Canadian
National
Ladles
who
nave
yet
to
settle
a
tie
for
honor
Ht
tln
kdjir
section.'
Oamea
last
night
in
the
mens
aer-non,
mult
as
follow.:
Oddfellows.
1;
Moose.
8.
j
Ototto,
I;
Bt.
Andrew's
Society.
7.
St.
Clears
ajpetety.
9:
Native
Boot
of
Cntmast1
.'''
Knights
of
Pythias.
5;
Seal
Cove.
4
The
final
sflindlug
of
team,
la
a.
follows:
I.
PU
Moose
ia
a
ia
Sons
of
Canada
10
4
to
Seal
Cove
7
0
7
Knights
of
Pythias..
.7
7
7
Grotto
A
h
e
St.
Andrew's
fl
s
Oddfellows
4
to
4
St.
George's
3
10
3
GAMES
IN
CRIBBAGE
TOURNAMENT
BEING
HELD
BY
VETERANS
Oames
as
follows
have
been
plsyed
in
a
crlbbage
tournament
bem
held
by
the
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