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TORONTO.
Feb.
13:-Lecturing
here
itichard
Hallburton.
aviator
and
author,
told
of
amusing
incidents
in
ha
travel.
In
Ttmbuctpo
he
Vou$ht
two
slaves.
Little
Eva
and
Morjxey.
for
$4.50
each.
However,
when
he
wanted
o
dispose
of
them
he
found
they
were
a
drug
on
the
Church
Sunday
Rutsell
was
the
nlght.
MlSS
Esse
Constable
W.eJJer;
was
dratted
into
the
strike
brigade
to
help
keep
5.0.
lV
3.00
m
1.40
.07
.15
25
Monday,
Feb.
13,
J
933
BEWARE
OF
GUAI&AjNTEES
The
city
of
Merritt
guaranteed
tjie
bonds
of
a
power
corporation
that
was
beinir
established
in
the
ciiv.
The
re?
suit
was
disastrous.
The
city
now
has
to
pay
and
the
effort
has
put
it
on
the
rocks.
Jfcople
are
often
asked
to
sign
p.apers,
t.o
b.a.ck
n.otes
or
to
give
guarantees
which
they
neve
expect
to
nxeet-
They
I
to
Palestine,
or
to
Macedonia,
or
i
n
It
nilt
rvi
a
snivir
nt
crnnri
nnrnro
atiH
in
a
nrnnil
munv
w
"c
nmuu-iwuu
uvuuvs,
cm
eases
they
are
called
upon
to
pay.
Beware
of
guarantees
either
for
the
government,
the
city
or
the
indjvi.9u.al.
RAYS
OF
LIGHT
Qn
Saturday
it
was
reported
thjat
bank
clearings
jn
Canada
were
moving
up
and
that
there
was
an
improvement
in
the
retail
and
wholesale
business
of
the
United
States.
This
was
a
cheery
message
because
these
thnigs
have
to
happen
before
we
can
e,pect
ta
see
any
improvement
in
Prince
Rupert.
If
we
hear
of
a
series
of
thse
forward
moves
we
can
begirt
to
think'
that
a
change
is
really
taking
place
for
the
better.
QUPJ3EC
SECURITIES
Quebec
provincial
securities
sell
at
a
better
price
thn
those
of
any
other
province
in
the
Dominion
and
better
evtyi
th9.11
those
of
the
Dominion
government.
In
a
list
just
received
from
Toronto
the
Quebec
bonds
are
nupted
to
earn
3.60'
.
,
Dominion
government
3,85'
.
,
Pritlsh
Colgm-hia
5.51.
Manitoba
5.75,
Albert
J6.00
a;i4
Saskatchewan
as
high
as
G.29'
,
.
Bought
Slaves
For
$2
50
Each
BUDAPEST.
Feb.
J3:-Mlss
jClara
Oalogh,
known
hers
as
"The
Gross-Word
PUzzle
Girl."
has
provided
herself
with
the
luxuries,
of
life
hy
her
success
in
competitions.
She
hisu
solved
9,000
purzles
and
published'
1,000
constructed
hy
herself.
Among
her
prizes
are
a
week-end
cottage
market
and
had
to
pay
$5
to
havA
and
a
motor
cox.
them
taken
'off
'ids
hands.
Made
Money
in
Solving
Puzzles
Roosevelt
Will
be
NEW
HAZELT0N;
fcdneslay
g
I
of
The
Oanadlan
Oirls
in
Training
took
the
services
at
the
Harltori
'
LONDON,
Feb.
13
:
Field
Marshal
Sii
lV-UUW
JRfibjyrlWP.
75
years
Qf
age,
died
here
suddenly
on
.Sunday.
His
career
in
the
British
army
is
'
without
parotid
as
the
only
man
to
rise
from
the
ranks
t
receive
a
field
1
marshal's
baton.
He
wis
decorated
foj:
services,
In
South
Africa,
Indii
and
the
Great
War.
;
fjl
poor
parentage,
Slr
William
;
enUstedj
as
a
private
&
the
16th
:
Queen's
Lancers
at
the
age
of
18,
and
closed
an
active
career
when,
he
received
the
baton
of
a
field
marshal
43
years
later.
For
three
years
0(
(the
Great
War
tc
was
chie
of
the
Imperial
General.
Staf
ancL
(accordingly,
one
of
the
moss
import
MUw
Xtewss
asms
tbe
lled
commanders.
He
was
also
an
independent
thinker.
Sir
William
became
Chief
of
the
Imperial
General
Staff
in
Decem
ber.
1915.
He
lsunediatHy
intro
duced
great
ImprovemeaU
in
or
ganization
and
during
the
first
year
and
a
half
of
his
holding
the
apr
pointment
was
successful
in
keep
ing
the
general
control
of
opera
tions
on
sound
lines.
While
convinced
that
the
Western
Front
represented
the
decisive
theatre
of
wax,
and
fully
aware
how
mischievous
was
diversion
of
force
in
principle,
he
saw
to
it
that,
where
circumstances
unfortunately
rendered
operations
In
distant
regions
unavoid
able,
the
.commanders
on
the
spot
were
furnished
with
what
was
deemed
necessary
to
achieve
succW
with
the
result
that
the
position
ot
affairs
in
Mesopotamia,
on
the
Sue
frontier
and
in
But
Africa
was
completely
transformed
within
a
very
few
months
of
his
taking
um
his
task.
He
had
always
experienced
some
trouble
in
sufficiently
impressing
upon
the
government
that
the
was
could
only
be
wen
on
the
Wasters
Front
and
In
the
later
months
of
1917
he
found
it
more
and
more
difficult
in
view
of
-the
disappointing
results
obtained
by
Allied
offensives
In
France
and
Flanders,
to
persuade
the
war
cabinet
that
diversion
of
fighting
resource
to
Alexandretta.
His
anxieties
were
Increased
by
the
manner
in
which
the
problem
of
man-power
was
treated.
He
moreover
(presaw
that
the
plan
of
having
a
supreme
war
council
composed
at
military
representatives
of
the
Allies,
such
as
was
introduced
towards
the
end
of
the
year,
was
an
unworkable
one.
Finally
in
Febru
ary,
1918,
he
resigned
Just
one
month
before
the
success
oX
the
great
German
offensive
in
March
proved
how
correct
appreciation
of
the
situaUon
SNOW
DEEP
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK.
Feb
13
The
heaviest
snow
In
many
years
tell
here
Saturday
At
other
points
of
the-coast
It
was
even
heavier,
over
tool
in
depth
being
reported
from
Maine
ano
othei
stales.
Steamship
Sailings
for
yaoryavri-f
Tddfifins
ss,
Cardena
....1:30
pin,
Thufs,
ss
Prince
lUtfyfi,
W
Phi
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m
'Ss.
Venture
-
midnight
from
-Vancouvrt
Sunday
as.-
Caidena
p.rn
Wed.
ss.
Prince
Ilupert
9:30
ajn
Fr(Vy-s.
Prln.
Adelaide
p.m
Ss.
Venture
p.m
Naa
Itlver
ana
fort
Mmpn-
ss
Cardena
8
pm
Itlver
&
I'ort
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
.
.11
:30
a
m
WASHINOION.
Feb.
13
Presl-.
For
Swsrt
sad
Anyox
dent-Elect
Roosevelt
is
expected
i
back
from
hsl
ten-day
yacht
cruise
,
C.
N.
R.
Trams
order
at
Anyox.
!
.
,
-
.
Fr
llje
East
The
IJazelton
Olee
Chih
ennduc-j
MQndys
Wednesday
and
F)-
a
flhe
eoncext
recently
(ss
ar-Jorie
Sutherland
and
Mr.
Radman
were
accompanists.
m
the,
Eavt
Tveedttyi,
Thrdays
JSUuv
dy
.lo:;9
pjn.
Sunday
ss.
Cardena
8
p.m
Wei
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
4
p.m
leaaei
aiUl
MISS'..
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
I
From
JStewart
and
Antm-
ti4w
sasess
ssb
a
eaw
mivj
ICTfi'lla
f3t-isvl1
miiila
nlvsn
Km
ei
girinhr
cIlTectlon
uTiaid
haVe
wrae
5.ad
ixrn
larger
than
ujuai.
prpceed
nr
xt
day
to
New
York.
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
.
11:30
a
jn
Thiys.
ss.
Prince
Rupert.
8
pjn
Fvor
Of
ran
Falls
Tuesday
ss.
Cardena
...
1
:30
pm.
,
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
p.m.
Friday
ss.
prln.
Adelaide
p.m.
.From
Ocean
Fall
Wed;.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
p:30
...&ft
Frldpy
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
...pjn.j
Ss.
Ventufe
pjn.
ffom
jSkrr
na
Itlver
!
Fri(y
ss.
Venture
p.rn
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News,
JOLT
WON
SKI
RACE
1'iiuce
irorRr
CsiciI
Off
Number
of
Prigcs
htjSjtitMiers
Event
YesUrday:
Jumping
Tocl?y
IL
HIGH
SCH00!
BADMINTON
lurda)
hi
T.hiee
pifiwewt
CLlhscs
On
Saturday
Morning
the
ttsjejs
a
ere
piaywi
to
the
Miah
8ahel
adzQh)l
toftMtamt
wnicfc
mm
wder
ke
ate
of
te
Otflls'
ih.
at
lite.
LQ-D-E
Kill
Prcetowf
rasws
hale
beep
ptayed
on
the
oast
these
SswJm.
and
a
axgs
suuokm
of
pilfers
gave
their
wfaoteheanee;
support
The
winners
ot
the
finals
were
waxmiy
contested
for
their
laurels.
Victorious
in
the
finals
were:
Ladies'
double-.
Betty
Parlow
nd
Creddy
Morgan
beat
Thelma
avis
and
Jean
Rtfchie.
I
Men
s
doubteswfiiU
Tofeey
and
liU
Murray
brat
Mr.
Button,
and
Bob
Tobey.
lflxd
doubles
Bettv
dangered
prespecta
o;
yWory
a,,
M
m6
5301
xober
beat
Nareen
decisive
point
and
might
lead
to
disaster
near
home.
nd
Ronnie
Allen
BASKETBALL
LEAO.UE
STANDINRS
Senior
Learur
W.
L.
PIS.
3
rot
to
3
11
Kalens
3
1
U
C.
N.
R.A.
-
.3
Inttrmed
late
'lvalue
tacts
4'
had
been
hul
nlors
4
Mecenantt
l
Ladles'
League
CarsUnaU
4
Comets
A
masons
Scouts
Japanese
Rovers
Meteors
3
2
Junior
I-uie
5
.
3
2
0
I
1
4
0
I
1
4
CRIBBAGE
Frbniary
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
O
rot
to
Seal
Cove
vs.
Rmprees.
t
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Swift.
Meose
vs.
BBcs
Gaeles
vs.
MDsketeett.
Kmpress.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AN!)
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Tofal
caparity
24,000
tons
,
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Hrass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
80-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMnt
hlnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
M
4
9
e
SPORT
NOTES
With
mium
comment
beta
sua
stations,
tfee
tpfux
leuis
who
h,h
on
tJw,
nrniH.
and
in.
the
old
be
,curbi.
The
tM
Uyif
r,
W.n,
m
nodMont.
to
be
dicla
hoey
fumes
not
)HfMmg
efieh
ru!e
wUk
a8
lnn
'
ft
"if
;
1
ma
Thus
JTi'lSr
ZTTSS-Z
whole
town
and
countryside
taking
1
eert
tntefpst
in
the
resuUs.
The
course
vyas
about
twelve
miles.
J
he
winnrrs.
wtc
:
.Men
1.
Jcw
UoH,
Vfit
-
Geos4.
2.
Fetfif
Swim
')"
Oforge-
3.
K.
Neliman,
Smithers.
4.
A.
Meen.
I'rinct
Grotgg.
Indies
1.
Mrs.
Mjxy
ljiy.ex
and
Mn-Jarto
Faroe
ss.
uthers.
tied.
I.
Mrs.
Piacaan,
Smiehers
3.
Mis.
StoreVet.
Sntkhers.
Tl)e
ki
jumyinu
coataat
was
lohedyled
for
9&
uMeruftip
ai
,1:30.
-
iouowinK
TOiiui.'-n'
111
uie
girki
.t
.Qofab
on
V9Wt
v
jeW&W
umpiies
tlirows
a
slightly
different
Ufbi
ee
tk
ylm
fr
stewier
&oe.-key
rogulatevis.
"Curb
tyc
d
pu$
ir
pM
m
Ost
4sas
d
not
to
mrntlan
the
Intereat
of
trji.e
fans
and
the
ullclnnir
of
the
turnsoles.
Of
course,
'.here
are
somp
uaipires
wno
pet
out
of
line
themselves,
but
most
of
r,em
ur.'
'jen-UrewA
who
eu
out
Hil)f
ft
ac-C3(4oce
with
''H
iustiwetjons.
It's
tsse
upen
wh'
iv
these
:n-
Canudlens
0.
(4qSKO
J
Detroit
2.
New
York
Americans
2.
New
York
Ranger
1.
Toaonlo
2.
Bosjn
2,
M9taf
I
4.
Could
Xour
Monday.
Februarv
.
paoi:
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
FIELD
MARSHAL
1
BjHKBj"iBi"MTBMMa"
i
1
.
PASSED
AWAY;
Mews
of
The
Snort
World
.
Died
"3
X
'
wr
Sir.
Wpam
Robertson
Who
Canada's
Anthem
j
O
Canada,
our
home
and
native
laud
True
patriot
love
In
ail"
thy
sons
1
comanck
With
plowing
heart
we
see
thee
rise
The
true
Norjh
U.9
.MUJ
ttfifi.
,
And
stand
on
guard.
O
Canada,
lVe,,sjtand
or
guardior
thee.
O
aUaadglwlousdrge
j
O
Canada
stand"
on
g'udfd
for
O
Canada
we
SJaud
on
guard
for
'
hee,
.
,
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.-in
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frnll-
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moments
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fflarfu".y
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seeplre.
jjwip
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a
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eabtn
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end.
the
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4f
Bjnday
Wife
Get
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Ml
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yuf
vllc
will
ue
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aei
to
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cinjtloiiurul.
t
Hut
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other
;nrn
havr
had
ilniHsr
lvnr
.'autl
lljelr
willows
know
llie
liearlaclie
of
joJcliuntihs:.
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ly
jou
cau
luuke
rrta!;t
llmi
)ur
wife
aiul
fii.il.rlrei
y,il
ncrr
y.ant
Jtyr
fwij,
sjojlilitg
atul
shelu-r.
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ran
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of
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ami
tmnfjn
for
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prruiatirjit
uionjlily
uicome
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family
or
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yourself.
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wlyilier
or
not
yy.it
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;nay
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tno
late.
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a
LJfu
lusnraivro
rrnre'utj.ijvi
lwlay
aiul
ruakn
sure
your
wife
jviM
peycr
bp
torrfA
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