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'RATES
JUOVING
FOR
PEACE
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other
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of
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Columbia,
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States,
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mail
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mail
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This
winter
sports
enthusiasts
at
Adelboden.
in
the
Swiss
Ob
eiland,
can't
resist
giving
expression
to
a
mathematical
complex.
He
is
laying
out
an
elaborate
design
by
ski
and
pole.
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Thursday,
Feb.
13.
1930
The
voices
of
the
peace
parley
delegates
that
came
over
the
air
to
the
listening
world
this
morning
were
the
voices
ii
i!i
i
j.j
i
n.
n.
mi.
-
i.i
c
oi
me
nnerai-nnnaeu
people
oi
ine
eann.
ine
meeting
oi
these
delegates
in
London
today
is
not
so
much
a
meeting
to
devise
disarmament
machinery,
as
a
broad
gesture
of
impatience
with
those
broken-down
modes
of
thought
that
lead
to
war.
With
the
possible
exception
of
Italy,
all
nations
taking
parkin
this
conference
are
eminently
Liberal
in
politics
and
in
attitude.
And
Italy,
reactionary
though
her
political
philosophy
may
be,
is
at
present
electrified
into
progressive
thinking
by
the
personality
of
Mussolini.
The
very
presence
of
a
man
like
Ramsay
Macdonald
at
this
conference,
in
the
role
of
British
premier,
is
indicative
of
the
potency
of
the
new
Liberalism.
It
is
a
long
distance
from
a
cottage
in
Lossiemouth
to
the
council
chamber
of
the
world's
great
powers.
And
the
same
thing
that
brought
Ramsay
Macdonald
to
power,
brought
about
this
present
sweeping
gesture
of
peace.
It
is
a
great
humanization
of
ideas,
a
great
new
honest
striving
towards
a
fair-dealing
that
are
setting
the
twentieth
century
apart
from
all
other
centuries
as
a
period
dedicated
to
progress,
not
only
by
the
everpresent
grace
of
God,
but
by
the
newly-acquired
grace
of
man.
Fifr.v
venrs
anri
wVipn
n
statesman
wpnf
rn
n
fnroinm
country
to
negotiate
a
treaty,
he
left
with
specific
instruc-
Hnns
fmm
hia
snvprfliim
Rtimcnn
nnrl
"Rulctrm
loft
MnytVi
America
with
instructions
from
no
sovereign
but
with
the
petitioned
will
of
the
people
of
this
continent
for
peace.
This
in
th
niro
nf
T.ihorbliem
Tf
fa
an
afro
wi'tlitn
ivViinti
Liberal
nations
will
survive
and
conservative,
imperialistic
and
militaristic
nations
will
decay.
And
those
nations
that
cannot
and
will
not
make
open
treaties
of
honest
purpose,
those
nations
that
are
not
in
this
protest
against
outworn
conservative
thinking
are
proved
decadent
by
their
very
absence
from
this
conference.
1
The
day
of
secret
arrangements,
of
closed-door
confer-'
ences
and
plots
of
conquest
has
given
way
to
a
day
of
open-minded
thinking
and
frank
discussion.
The
whole
world!
listened
in
on
this
morning's
confernce.
By
the
benefi-j
cence
of
radio
science,
the
masses
have
now
come
to
the
'
council
table.
With
the
whole
world
looking
on
and
listening
in,
who
could
imagine
a
kaiser
at
that
meeting
this!
morning
declaring
for
war
and
conquest
?
Liberalism
mnvps
fnr
nnnoa
no
T
ihonliGm
Vino
oltio?
moved
for
those
things
that
add
to
the
betterment
and
richness
of
life.
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The
photograph
here
.shows
an
attractive
view
at
the
Summit
Golf
course,
Torotrto,
during
the
I
down-hill
race,
held
recentlv.
bv
thn
Tn
BURNS
LAKE
SKI
RACES
Tournament
of
Ominica
Ski
Club
Is
Now
On
TWO
EVENTS
FINISHED
Vancouver
Slan
Wins
One
Local
-Man
Another
championship
at
Revelstoke,
fourth
m
tour
hours,
fifty-two
minutes.
O.
Fiakum
of
the
Omlnam
Rlri
Plub
was
fifth
in
Ave
hours
flat.
I.
Knudsen
of
the
Princeton
Ski
Plub
made
a
splendid
run
as
he
headed
into
the
worst
of
the
squalls
In
fire
hours
and
fifty
sec
onds.
Lindaas
of
the
Ominaca
Skii
ra..u
.
1
.
M.
mu
wan
oral,
m
me
nours,
live
1
BADMINTON
ittty
Ulaneter
mm
reacnea
now-
Mr-
H-
u
race
from
Bot-!nave
Opinio
maS-tLmmSi
ng.J
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the...rifial:
many
of
the.
.
best
,iW
.of
iheMW
"iuitpji,
iwio
nuiVfUeuiK
run
;over
a
splendid
course
uadtr,
ide-il
(Conditions
with
the
exception
of
a
few
snow
squalls
whieh
made
the
going
heavy
at
times.
They
were,
evidently,
not
too
tough
for
the
Vancouver
entry,
E.
Sands
trom
of
Ladies'
Doubles
'
Second
round
Miss
Marv
Astorl
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Jlorton
beat
MrlJ
J.
Nornnfton
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
15-3,
13V8.
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iviio.
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oiuuitcu
aiiu
Airs.
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the
Viking
Club,
who
crushed
his
shelf
ord
barton
beat
Mrs.
M.
H.
i
through
the
drUtod
snow
and,Blott
and
Miss
MoUy
Pross,
15-4,
crossed
the
finish
toe.tn
sulendid
J
'
condition
maWnB
the
(ncoarse
tn
Mixed
Doubles
1
four
hours
and
hirty-fle
aimntes
I
vr
rJ,A
rt,
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followed
by
OmaaJ.
consMered
thejNlchoHs
bpat
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squffe
arrtl
greatest
long
distance-
man
in
the
r
rmu
is.o
n.
west
in
four
hours,
forty-four
mm-
Miss
Rosemary
Wtnslow
and
Jr
utes.
thirty-two
seconds.
Gotaas
:
vhm
ht
mim
n
Rnn
nH
t
made
a
splendid
run
but
the
newly
Buasanich,
15-2.
15-4.
lailen
snow
caught
him
with
a
ski
done
adjusted
to
the
drier
snows
of
his
home
town.
Pamrose.
Snles
of
the
Holdyburn-Paelfie
Plub
fin
ished
third
In
four
hours,
feurty-
nine
minutes,
twenty
seconds,
with
Pete
Sandnes.
Omineea
Ski
Plub.
winner
of
the
Western
Panada
I
Men's
Doubles
First
round
W.
Tobey
and
W.
Pross
beat
W.
Fidler
and
J.
Wrat-hall,
15-3.
15-3.
Pari
Brand
and
Robert
Bartlett
beat
P.
J.
Norrington
and
Sheiford
Oarton.
15rll.
8-15,
15-U.
Tonight's
Games
The
following
games
are
scheduled
for
tonight:
6:45
pjn.
Miss
Paroline
Mitchell
and
Frank
Russei
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Pari
Brand.
7:16
pjn-R.
Allen
and
J,
Olllatt
vs.
Allan
Pross
and
H.
T.
Pross.
7:45
pjn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Bareltt
v.
uPbl.
lu
In
the
Class
R
manthnn
nv
P-
O.
Young
the
same
course,
Ivor
Fiskum
fin-1
Jame
Farquhar.
lahed
first
in
five
hours,
fortv-l
10:18
pm.
Robert
three
minutes,
three
seconds,
with!0"1
Brand
vs-Vilhelm
Bchjelderup.
both
of
thc;Cros-Omineca
Ski
Plub.
becond
in
flvej
nours,
forty-five
minutes
and
Ru
dolph
Verne,
president
of
the
western
branch
of
the
C.AJ3.A.,
af
ter
completing
half
the
course
withdrew
in
order
to
use
his
cam-
era
at
some
of
the
favorable
spots
along-th
run.
The
skiers
were
well
cared
for
as
food
stations
were
established
at
favorable
spots
along
the
Bums
Lake
to
Ootaa
Bunkut
high
way,
where
the
course
touched
in
gamely
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mM
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.aiiu
JV1X&.
j.
nil
Mountain,
the
yuret
entry
in!
8:18
PJn.
Miss
Maiy
Astori
and!
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In
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a
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mm
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imsahinir
stronp
in
flv
w.
Anen
vs.
Mrs.
j.
iv
HortoH
iibti.
farty-seten
mmutea.
ten
w
Tobey
Jr
seconds.
i
9:45
p.nu
N
McQ
lashing
and
P.
vs.
M.
H.
Blott
and
Bartlett
and
W.
Tobey
and
W.
Sport
Chat
.
Angus
McDonald,
222
pound
lumberjack
of
the
Prince
George
district,
made
his
boxing
debut
last
Friday
night
In
Minneapolis
when
he
took
a
decision
in
the
fourth
u4iu
num
vac
oirgin
oi
iwinne-
nnrii-
.
,
.
iTiaSS.
5
5
-e
in
case
of
accidtnt
Mva.a
So
a
UU11U1U1K
UOLtL.
1
IIP
ommeca
was
taken
with
cramps
hftIlt
ln
whl
r
"7,
on
crosslnoLiwFranoBiA
Lake
hut
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lira
was
ne
semirwina-im
Tor
n
make
through
The
school
board
decided
night
to
return
to
military
district
headquarters
ln
Victoria
equipment
of
the
High
School
Padut
Corns.
which
has
discontinued
activities
for
the
meantime.
The
equipment
is
in
nsd
of
repairs.
A
letter
from
ten-round
bout
Jn
which
Pick
Daniels,
Minneapolis
heawweleht.
last,
took
a
'decision
oyer
Matt
Adgle
pf
rnuaoeipnia.
Tlie
TOinsylvanlan
started
to
get
groggy
in
the
Al
Foreman.
ex-Canadian
lleht-
welght
champion
boxer
ln
search
military
headquarters
axjvassed
the
of
new
words4o
conquer,
left
Pan-
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Bitviiiieauuiit
wuum
toon
aaa
last
week
ior
c.ngiana
to
be
made
to
resume
cadet
trainlne
meet
four
or
rive
vounir
lirht..
ln
the
local
High
School.
i
weights.
Whether
the
fights
are
I
to
be
held
tn
London
or
Paris
has
I
not
been
decided
but
bouts
have
I
been
arranged
with
Jack
nrr
PfiHyilfYTf1
AM
6401
Btewart.
Webster
and
VUlvilllVJ
Ull
Harry
MMWy
and
there
is
more
than
a
possibility
that
thi
i
young
Canadian
will
also
meet
City
Championship
Tourney
Well!
johnny
Puthbert
In
the
ring
uuuer
nay
uu
Dcini-rniaJ
in
One
Event
Flayed
Pla,y
Js
proceeding
snapplly
in
the
and
atty
badminton
championship
tourr
nament
under
the
auspices
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Badminton
Club
and
the
BURNS
I
wmais
In
we-iaaies'
aoumes
LAKE.
Feb.
13-In
the
Deference
is
the
most
complicate
the
most
indirect,
and
the
most
elegant
of
all
compliments.
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