PAojyrwo
1fft
fenatia's
Anthem
borne
and
native
land
Trae
-patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
'Mart
we
see
thee
rise
The
tSroe
NmHh
strong
and
free.
And
sfdrCA
on
gSafS,
6
Canada.
We
stand
en
guard
for
thee.
b'Canada,
glorious
and
free
O
'Canada
ie
somti
on
"guard
for
thee,
'b
'Canifdf
we
stand
dn
guard
rior
thee,
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Something
of
a
cut
up
is
P
v'ed
tt-
of
Hollywx.d.
When
not
selling
drygoods
he's
making
steamboat,
locomotives
and
stage
coaches
from
old
boxes
4ti-
-
"
'
''
-
-
"TT
-'
Daily
Nfitts
Want
Ads.
bring
fyfcfc
Results
25
Thfe
'world
was
shocked
last
nicht
when
ii
heard
that
an
,
TVie
Letter
Box
FOR
PITY'S
SAKE
Editor,
Dally
News:
Believe
It
or
not,
I
dislike
writing
to
the
paper,
but
occasionally
I
see
red,
and
the
appeal
now
being
made
for
old
clothes
for
the
needy
does
not
Improve
my
temper.
Further
in
my
capacity
of
secretary
to
the
unemployed
it
is
my
du,ty
to
comment
on
this
otherwise
I
may
lose
the
bast
job
I
ever
had.
First,
Mr.
Bennett,
Prime
Minister,
should
be
very,
very
angry
at
this
unwarranted
Interference,
seeing
that
be
guaranteed
that
no
one
will
lack
food,
shelter
or
clothing.
Why
not
give
Mr.
Bennett
a
chance?
Second.
There
Is
no
necessity
for
anybody
wearing
old
clothes
when
new
material
Is
rotting
In
the
warehouses.
The
Intentions
of
this
gentleman
i
are
uo
doubt
good,
but
does
he
ever
,
stop
to
think
that
poverty
and
charity
can
be
banished
Hike
the
King
of
Spain)
by
the
united
voice
of
the
people.
There
is
no
room
for
either
1
in
this
age
of
100-fold
abundance.
"
.
:The
only
way
of
salvation
for
Thursday,
Feb.
16,
IMS
gentlemen
of
this
Ilk
U
to
discard
i
their
slop-chests
and
get
behind
the
unemployed
movement.
There,
he
will
team
that
the
Oovemment
Agent
has
instructions
to
issue
clothing
to
necessitous
cases.
I
cannot
understand
whv
the
;
.-r-
u"'u:v
."v.iiv-u..w
.
vwo,
liiwww
greatest
osftacie
vmmaK
to
to
numan
numan
pro
.
I
r
lirao
iirlr,iiKf
AlU,
I
Af
1
1.
.
.
.
i
-
-
mw
uimuuuiuiiy
me
yuijv
ui
u-iiianiiii;
hiiu
aii
ucn
Bresft-4owaros
Lne
muienium
an-
ih
most
difficult
to
deal
with.
There
is
no
insuring
thatiP"
10
08
charitable
institutions
thefe
may
not
be
other
maniacs
Vho
would
try
afjain
with
T..deprtsslon
w111
never
end
y
preater
success.
fWu,n
""S?1
n
).-
i
...
...
.
-
,
.
W.
A.
HOOO.
...
yiiauiuus
uie
uiinost
as
mucn
mieresiea
as
Americans!
ih
the
president
of
that
country.
We
are
close
neighbors
rfhn
first
cousins.
All
are
glad
to
know
that
the
murderous
'attack
was
unsuccessful
so
far
as
Mr.
Roosevelt
is
(Jtin-'eerred.
.
ENGLAND
AND
AUSTRALIA
Apt'falia
Is
said
to
be
morliko
England
than
any
other
of
the
British
Dominions.
One
of
the
ties
that
bind
is
the
'fhiltual
interest
in
the
garde
of
cricket.
Each
year
a
team
from
one
country
visits
the
other
and
honors
are
pretty
evfcftly
divided.
This
year
the
English
team
won
and
will
cafry
horrie
the
mythical
ashes.
'Cflna;dians
generally
look
upon
Cricket
as
too
slow
a
fft6.
They
like
baseball
or
lacrosse
oi
ice
hockey
where
there
is
more
speed
and
the
game
is
soon
over.
The
country
lacks
people
of
leisure
who
can
enjoy
a
three-day
game.
Model
Making
His
Hobby
Secretary.
N.U.WA.
POLICE
TELL
STORY
OF
Tniivr.Mn.VT
iiKCEivrn
FROM
STKIKIN'O
MOIJ
(C'ontlntied
from
Page
V
table
Mclndoe
when
he
saw
the
:rowd
swarming
down
the
road.
When
the
men
were
stopped
at
the
bridge
they
were
shouting
and
one
truck
him
a
blow
nn
the
back
of
the
head.
A
man
goi
hold
of
him
and
shouted
that
he
had
got
a
policeman.
Sandedo
was
among
those
who
struck
at
him.
Some
tried
to
get
his
revolver
from
the
hol.ster
but
he
prevented
them
with
his
arm.
One
tried
to
gouge
out
his
eye
and
others
kicked
at
him.
PinAlly
he
fought
his
way
through
to
the
front
and
was
taken
to
the
hospital.
Bome
of
the
crowd
had
taken
his
revolver
and
his
baton
and
his
clothes
were
useless.
They
hod
also
'
ied
to
throw
him
over
the
bridge
twice
where
the
fall
would
have
ccn
nity
or
sixty
feet.
Banvedo
deliberately
kicked
him
and
one
man
-led
to
tump
on
his
bead
with
hob
nails
bat
be
warded
It
off
with
his
arm.
At
the
end
one
eye
was
par
tially
open
so
he
coujd
still
see.
Constable
Roberts
of
Vancouver
told
oi
being
hit
on
the
head
In
the
same
melee.
He
showed
a
cut
in
his
oap
and
there
was
a
corresponding
wound
In
hi
head.
He
was
struck
-
gain
as
hr
tried
to
get
up.
All
made
a
rush
(or
him
and
tried
to
put
him
over
the
bridge
but
he
got
back
and
was
beinu
hit
continuously
by
the
nob.
His
revolver
was
taken
while
'ie
was
down
and
also
his
baton.
He
ilso
last
his
wrist
watch.
A
revolver
went
off
close
to
him
while
he
was
In
the
crowd.
Constable
Harrison
told
of
being
caught
between
two
bodies
of
the
strikers
near
the
bridge.
'One
ihan
made
a
pass
at
him
with
a
club.
Just
then
the
crowd
began
to
move
so
he
followed
down
to
the
beach.
Mr.
Patmore
announced
that
he
would
reserve
the
defence
evidence
until
the
trial
in
the
higher
court.
Steamship
Sailings
"hr
Ysntoufri
TuMday--M,
Curd
ens.
.
...1:30
p.m.
Thurs
ss
Prince
Rupert,
10
pjn
Friday-is.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
THE
DAn.Y
NEWS
Thursday.
February
m
1933
TELLS
ol'.'CDITlONS
AT
anyox
Tontinuea
irom
oaire
one)
s2
75and
miners
g
t
$3.25.
Wages
a.
re
low
now
beet
ii
--f
Hit
price
of
topper
Was
low,
ihuih
lower
than
.he
.-ost
oi
Production.
The
rate
paid
mechanics
such
acs
irpenters
ana
meinanlcs
is
not
less
than
$4.00
a
day
Min?
shift
b(
sses
get
$4.5
and
mill
and
Smei-'
'.:
shirt
bosses
get
$5.00
and
more.
'
Speaking
abdtit
living
conditions.
Mr
Maxwell
said
the
cost
of
ca-;
bins
and
houses
was
from
$8.00
to:
SI
5.00
a
month
and
this
rate
ln-;
eluded
a
reasonable
amount
of
light,
water
and
most
of
them
have
baths
In
their
homes.
Rooms
for
single
men
In
bunkhotaes
east'
from
$1.00
to
$5.00
a
month.
Hos-i
piial
servioes
cost
single
men
a
dollar
and
married
men
$3
00
for
the
wholi
family..
For
this
they,
get
hospitalization,
doctor's
scr-vlce
ana
medicines
in
all
the
mt-Jor
operations
for
which
low
f"es
are
charged.
Asked
In
regard
to
a
rumor
that
residents
were
not
illnwed
to
buy!
out
of
town.
Mr.
MixavII
said
no!
restiictions
had
eve
r
been
made
In
thLf
regard.
As
s
m.itter
oi
lact
eveiy
mail
brought
'
uck
!o&d-
of
stuff
from
the
mali
orde;
rruea.
One
thing
they
did
not
encour
age
and
tnat
was
the
running
off
bourdlnghouses
by
residents.
The'
hou?s
were
not
built
or
equipped
for
that
purpose
and
th?
rent
charged
did
not
cover
.hat
sort
of
thing.
Yet.
In
a
food
many
residents
had
a
relative
or
friend
boarding
and
no
one
worried
about
it.
In
regard
to
the
social
activities.
Mr.
Maxwell
said
thi?
the
Com-mttnrty
League
were
given
concessions.
They
nn
the
theatre,
the
pool
room
and
the
store
commissary
at
the
mine
and
rh
profit'.
went
to
farther
the
activities
off
the
leaf
ue
m
providing
library
and
!
reading
room,
sports,
gymna-'umi!
and
other
facilities
'or
the
mem-'
'I
bers.
w-
On
the
whole
Mr
M-vvH
ald
he
though;
Jiving
cndi"n.
cr
excellent
at
Anyox
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We
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lot
from
the
best
Terrae.jowri.
Quality
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Q1"fr?
per
sack
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MlONE
5.1
"THE
II
EST
FOR
LESS"
AdverU.se
in
thu
Cally
News
M
PirONKO
id
Month
Specials
SPORT
CHAT
did
you
Know
that
-
The
first
left-banded
pitcher
in
Big
League
baseball
was
sakt
to
have
been
Doctor
John
tee
Richmond
of
i
I
;he
Worcester
National
Leasue
w
n
thr
first
no-hit.
no-rnn.
ndbody-
caching-flr
,t-base
game
on
record
The
Ihgllsh
peer.
Lord
Lonadale.
under
an
aasuoied
name
onee
met
aid
defeated
John
L.
'SttlnVan
In
We
rounds?
Walter
Johnson.
Mr
many
years
dentlfted
with
Hk
WadWMaJton
American
League
baaeiaM
cTtsb.
holds
he
record
for
the
number
of
games
itched
by
one
chutffter
In
the
Am-riran
League?
He
pitched
a
total
f
809
games
In
that
league.
Babe
Ruth
was
first
a
catcher
at
It
Mary's
Industrial
School,
and
hat
later
he
took
up
pitching
and
hired
out
to
outside
teams
at
a
dol-!ir
a
game?
FRIDAY
TO
TUESDAY
Boys'
All-Wool
Oolf
Hone
Brown
or
tireen
hra-
i..illrt'
Cashmere
Hone-
Bund,
sizes
8'2
nn
ther.
contnuting
tops,
sizes
7
to
10
OQp
to
10.
xrellrnt
value,
2
pairs
vOL
OVK,
per
pair
v
"
Viuiu-im
Winter
Weight
Lane
Hoe
In
tTRn
Pure
811k
ffoee-
Pull
Paehlorrfd.
new
7Q?
rp'
m
'
wnd.
tttes't
to
ft.
5
pkim
for
sh
ides,
per
pair
...
I
Js
,
...tue
White
Hoover
Drcsirs--liitde
in
infants
Ali-Wool
Cashmere
Ho-Colors.
JMjuk.
mkMy
twill,
rog.
value
tSj
C1
in
Whue
oraand.sie.4mm!5
y
o,.
Vl.Vj
vit
Silk
Hope
Embroidery
PToss
Full
nn
Casenient
Clblhs
and
Reps
50
Inches
Vifle.
range
fiLsiiadjtiper
dos
uUL
aorted
eolors.
varies
l
tu,mctaDiy
Miltiek
pes
gara
...
.
.
..
fjncy
h-ndl(a
"Rayon
'
8flk
Psfamas
'
In
viriois
colors
and
t
'
-le.s
.
..
.
'.
.
...
.
,.
.
.
-hlldren
s
and
Misses'
Ingush
Striped
Pajunu
values
to
.7S
n-m
rWlfcat
"
duality
d-IOC
01.25
per
eytt
.
.
....
.
Kapck-fMt
up
fn
Mb
hags,
best
qfaaHiy
Kh
A
til-Wool
8tiefce
inches
wide,
grown
Nr.,
.
tm
,,
.
orey.
e.
values
to
ft
rQ,
per
jracd
.
Uiv
Curtain
Scrims
With
colored
frilled
border,
pink
;
blUf-
tnen.
etc..
-t
tip
adles
Jaeger
Vesta
Plnest
wool
qa
rft
iUV'
per
yard
,...v.-..r...
.
each
Ol.DU
All-Wool
Coatlnga-H
Mehes.
iange
of
colors
'b,'"(Vte,
8ultv-
S2
"
50
light
and
dark
shade,
to
$S
Q-f
per
yard
OJLUl
iirls'
30
and
32
ml
Short
Sleeve
&4
rr
i
.
trunk
ifyle
OlO
1
Oenuinr
Katex
Snltery
Pr.d
ft
hp
-.ivon
Non-Run
Wootner-In
a
nlc
oO
I
Kleenex
for
boC
untc
f
rolors.
2
palm
foi
DEPRESSION
PLANT
FAD
IN
TORONTO
tofK)NTO.
axrwsAvy,
Peb.
Club1
He
shut
out
flie
OleWttmcU
presslon
plant
!:
-tlie
"de
ne
kind
of
flower
that
will
grow
while
yew
leak
at
ii.
ruu
become
thr
latest
Indoor
ipoit
at
Toronto.
Cross-word
pussies
had
tlMIr
day.
bagatelle
came
nest
but
the
tetter
was
as
quickly
dismissed
by
Hg-taw
puaales.
The
"depreaatoa
pleat.'
however,
threatens
to
make
Che
fig-saws,
or
"JIddera"
aa
some
people
1
drefer
to
name
them
move
over
and
share
the
limelight.
There
have
been
reports
Of
aguartams
which
sie
springing
to
life
When
"sown"
with
a
large
clinker
from
the
furnace,
fertilised
with
table
salt,
and
watered
with
Uquld
Muhtg.
But
the
real
eutiior-
ItV
of
tK
art
MM.ua
..i
.
.
The
famous
race
florae.
Man-o-
Anhetts
of
th.
.tmft
t
k.
War
was
never
entered
in
a
Ken-
department
of
the
University
of1
rurky
Derby,
the
classic
of
Amert-
Toronto
She
dismissed
the
sublect
cm
turf
evenu?
by
saying
it
is
"nothing
neV"
but
I
That
"Rube"
Waddell.
the
eceen-lu
asked
oleely
win
demonMrats
,
lc
aenlus
of
baseball
pitehers.;
The
reporter
of
the
Olo
sTm!
made
the
greatest
number
of
strike
his
account
of
the
demonstration
as
!
outs
on
record
in
the
Amesn
I
fallow,.
"She
poured
Into
a
jaMome
1
Uague
While
pitching
for
the
Ath-
water-1aes.
mtoton
etlcs
during
1904.
the
Rube
struck
preserving
eggs
sheeS'
oul
338
men
'Our
w.terTndS?
'
baes
a.
much
"ftd
,t,f
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-1
That
boxlna
em
Ii.
n.m.
a!r
an
old
word
whleh
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l
&"w
"
.
Wow
.
the
ear,?"
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5
Charles
Dateta.
a
whlte-bearded
Si"
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C
wLnT-
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nd
Hoier.
years,
who
who,
when
last
heard
of
was
'Aluminum
llvine
on
a
Connecticut
farm,
has
fastest:
the
srlentlrt
rhlorlde
mlllned
grows
ill
the
the
dKtlnrtlon
of
being
the
first
drooped
In
saSiK!
?
JT
umpire
m
the
N.Uona.
League,
SfflWo?
T
ot"b
fSi
many
are
the
memories
Daniel,
chloride
formed
Sown
bring,
from
the
a
m
wd
past.
Nkkri
chlortdt
m"fi'
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when
Daniels
whs
manacer
.nH
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n
"Pren.
?rn-
of
the
Hartford
club,
he
sold
Oon-
iuiks
Some
MtZ
nl
.
u
.
nie
Mack
and
four
other
players
to
uVLl
"Wt,k
the
Washington
club
for
$3500
ph?t?wM
dLi
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Daniel,
onee
aald
that
a
salarv
of
J!?-
a
players
in
those
days!
Torchv
Peden
is
WinherbfRa'
krldtro
for
more
than
three
centuries.
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a
French
aelenUtt.
made
Uum
in
.Lit
n
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t
....
Irrv
Ul(n
mey
were
(Shown
to
the
Prnoh
amiIu,.
i
i7W.
Osmotic
riresiure,
vfhlch
Is
a
partial
explanation
for
the
rise
of
ap
in
trees
ts
said
to
be
rJrforii(ble
tit
liia
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LOUIS
Feb
tft!TrM,w
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vm.
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winner'
y-lo'f
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Miwffi-
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of
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six-day
b
cycle
race
W
mtuJul.
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i
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here.
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was
matched
against
aom!
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S
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of
the
best
rider,
on
the
continent,
jon.
ounaing
goes
Third
Ave.
&
Fulton
St.
SALES
Kvery
j3onth
in
the
Ytr
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Stilus
Date
iMrnary
tl
March
AdrH
11
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sites
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on
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of
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will
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Requested
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by
Telegraph
If
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tons
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and
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