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CORRESPONDENCE
38
..8(
Hoh.;R.
W.
Bmhnminister
of
public
"works
in
in
rh1t4:Jaammistration,
comes
out
strong
for
Union
,
ecouJniical
(
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'and
delicious
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the
cakspa
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25
Friday.
March
3.
13
Ve
have
a
letter
from
a
lady
at
Anyone
in
which
she
ur-
should
return
to
work.
She
.points
out
how
much
better
treatment
most
of
these
men
have
received
here
than
would
have
been
accorded
them
in
their
native
European
countries.,
As
the
letter
is
rather
provocative
in
tone
we
I
musx.rfuse
-to
publish
it
as
we
shall
do
-with
all
letters
bearing
pn.the
present
Situation
which
would
tend
to
rouse
popular
feeling.
What
is
needed
now
is
calm
and
dispassionate
thinking.
RAHWAYS
TO
COMPETE
The
railways
of
Canada
have
just
come
to
a
realization
of
the
fact
that
they
must
compete
with
trucks
if
they
are
to
retain;
the
freight
business.
One
advantage
of
the
truck
for
short
hawls
has
been
that
the
latter
fetched
the
goods
frbm
the
warehouse
and
delivered
them
right
at
the
point
the
Tol-
L
I.
'
'
A
nourishing
weet
for
the
whole
family
Govern-
rrlcit.
His
government
hds
had
a
huge
majority
in
the
Legislature
but
has
failed
to
handle
toe
governmental
situation
satisfactorily.
He
admits
it.
Now
he
wants
help
from
the
other
side
in
order
to
enable
him
and
his
colleagues
to
carry
on.
To
admit
men
who
had
failed
to
a
cabinet
would
be
to
clutter
up
the
wheels
of
government
and
prevent
the
bold
policies,
which
Mr.
Hruhn
mentions,
being
put
into
effect.
'What
h
heedtvd
is
an
administration
of
strong,
capable
men
who
have
the
confidence
01
the
people.
EDWARD5BURG
CROWN
BRAND
DRH1YHUP
LIMITED,
MONTSIAL
3CS
Lucky
Stroke
BLADES
FOR
GILLETTE
RAZORS
A
PIODUCT
df
-Gillette
Safety
Razor
Co.
o7
Canada
Limited
GensorsWp
in
Isle
of
Man
Picture
IMst
Cards
Must
be
Ap
.proved
Before
Being
Offered
For
Sale
LONDON.
March
3
The
Man:
House
of
Keys
the
lower
house
ol
the
Isle
at
Man
Parliament
ha
ft
thatas
the
strike
has
been
settled
and
there
is
nothing
j
SweieT
o7"r7
2
lo.oe-gaineu
oy
noicung
out,
mestriKersat
Prince
mipert
,
cartta;
except
scenic
vtewa,
t6
m
only
cards
approved
by
a
committee
appointed
by
the
governor.
A
similar
scheme
has
been
oper
ated
voluntarily
for
about
70
years.
wholesalers
submitting
samples
tc
a
local
trade
committee
consulting
with
the
Chief
Constable,
but
s
minority
among
traders
Is
said
to
be
ignoring
the
committee's
decision
Another
measure
discussed
war
the
Food
Price
Regulation
BUI
which
gives
the
food
council
sta
tutory
powers
to
demand
'nforma
tlon
concerning
wholesale
and
retail
orices
and
to
make
regulations,
not
however,
Including
the
fixing
of
prices.
ofconsuraption
instead
f
at
a
railway
station.
Now
thein
.
9
Jlciy'1i.
railways
are
to
da
the
same
as
the
trucks.
Thev
will
nick
I
JJlimS
UlStrlCl
up,
the
freight
and
take
it
to
the
station
and
on
its
arrival
!
at
the
other
end
will
again
handle
it
so
that
no
trucking
is
required
of
the
customer.
The'anqve,
which
was
announced
.yesterday,
was
the
most
revolutionary
one
in
the
recent
history
of
the
rail
roads,.
While
it
will
entail
a
lot
of
expense
it
will
place
rail
ti-ansportation
on
an
eren
footing
vith
the
truck
and
for
the
long
haul
vvill
give
them
a
distinct
advantage.
Why
union?
Manager
Dies
VICTORIA.
March
3:
-J.
Edgar
Dickson,
3?
years
of
age.
for
17
years
district
manager
for
the
Bums
Company,
meat
packers,
died
yes
terday.
The
Letter
Box
UNKMPLOVrii
AS
(IUKSTS
Editor.
Dally
News:
The
unemployed
get
IS.00
per
month.
They
can
barely
keep
body
and
soal
together
on
that
sum
Most
of
us
are
poor,
bat
they
are
poorer,
would
it
not
mean
mucn
to
them
If
everyone
that
possibly
ould
would
entertain
several
on
Srmciiy
to
a
good
hot
meal
and
treat
them
as
honored
guests.
'Inamueh
as
ye
do
H
onto
one
of
these,
ye
do
It
unto
Me."
M.
A.WAY.
'
4
The
following
is
the
scale
4
t
of
charge
made
for
reading
notlres.
'
4-
Marriage
and
Enfagement
4
announcement
$2.
4-
nirth
Notices
50c.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
4
Cards
of
Thanks.
Funeral
ineweri
lOo.
per
"
'
name.
.
'
-
T!u'
Kaiens
and
Orotto
are
go-ins
to
a
plUthe'd
battle
in
the
sen-i,a
Uague
game
tonight.
The
Ka-c'n-
have.
been
a
permanent
Iix-"j:c
m
the
cellar
long
enough,
and
rnaj'-'h--
they
figure
on
breaking
iu
mix
by
taking
the
Grotto
tnti
amp
T!
c
Orottn
art
1
heavy
set
bucii
tit
b
iys
ant.
sure
know
haw
to
us
ii
weight
B'i:
t!ie
Kaiens
at"
tr
y
fast
so
a
r".il
same
can
b-
Xp
.c!ed.
B:rk"
Sklnn
r
the
efficient
fcree
of
th"
association
h.is
hn:i
hi
hands
full
m
the
last
few
sen
ior
zames.
But
Brink
knows
how
to
k'-eD
the'
gome
at
top
sp-eH,
jjnei
wren
his
whistle
Blows
voV
Rnow
osmebody
h:u
made
a.tnlse
1
move
The
ON.R
A
basketball
team
1
inn:
leaving
for
Port
Simpson
un-1
I'll
earty
Saturday
afternoon
1
'
4
Oscar
Wlnaturm
who
came
up
from
the
IntennedJ&tr
league
tn
the
Senior
league
Is
making
his
Step
right
up
-Mnt
.
ii
.re
.
1
.
.
That's
hat
this
gas
station
owner
in
Li
V-
-:if-
t
1
1,
pa:
'
.n.s
You
wi.
gambling
la
OK
tn
Nevida
JT.d
p:
)vrs
.1
proftt.ibk
side
line.
SPORT
GHAT
few
among
the
sportsmen
of
the
world
mourn
the
passing
of
Jim
Corbett.
former
heavyweight
cham-
presence
felt
is
the
Senior
league.
Pon,
more
than
does
-Vancouver.
No.
Oscar
Isn't
rough
(not
yet)
iJhnmjr
MoLarnin.
Jimmy
and
Jim
but
he
has
lou
of
roeed
and
Is
t
wrt
of
mutual
society.
probably
the
.Jaetett
moving
mar.
In
the
Senior
Seague
Ail
hU
life
Jimmy
looked
up
to
"OenUeman
Jim
as
his
model
and
Johnny
Pierce
of
the
MerrunU,
,n'0
Is
one
of
the
top-notchers
In
thel
".
"
"
Intermediate
league.
Most
of
the,
"ar!"'
1
time
Johnny
doe.
not
even
look
at
ldo'
fd
Un
TVl
thou
1
the
basket
when
he
U
shooting
betw,n
i
but
likewise
the
guards
dont
know
!
"Mfn
?
to1
found
hi
the.
r"
when
he
Is
going
to
pop
one
the
basket
But
when
Johnny
has."
-
r
"an
on
nlaht"
he
Is
eood
lor
about
shouL
CX
n
IS
point,,
so
that
be
ne
"T?
help
to
hi.
team
coupled
wlU..,"
:
ve''
hm,c
WorW
.
-lev
noor
putytag.
?
J
J2
MailScheduh
.'or
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Pri
days
9:10
pan.
'rom
the
Kail
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
.Satut
day
10:15
pan.
Tor
Vancouver-.
Tuesday
:
IM
pro.
Thttfedav
16:10
nan
I
Friday
'
11
pir
,
rom
Vancouver-Sunday
pm
Wednesday
.
9:3fl
aau
Friday
pm.,
for
Stewart
and
Anyos
;
Sunday
7
pm
Wednesday
4
pjm
From
Stewart
and
.Anyoi
Tueeday
1190
ain
Thursday
8
pxn
For
Naas
RUer
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
7
pjn
Prom
Naas
Klve
r'
and
Tort
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
ajn
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
Cast
Monflays
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
9:30
pm
Trom
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:13
pjn.
r
RHEUMATISM
you'll
get
relief
I
Shoe
Repairing
Bring
your
slices
to
the
Shu-Craft
We
rebuild
tlvum
Satisfaction
ou-a
ran
teed
M.
MacAKTliUK
Third
Ave.
Next
Federal
Illk.
made
the
tight
game
a
gentle-,
man's
pastime
until
the
chl.ir-rs
and
the
racketms
bmaght
it
down
to
Its
present
sorry
state
Mcl"rnln
and
a
few
others
st
intl
out
today
as
typical
of
the
fighters
of
the
nineties,
and
pmtuds
thr
reason
h
that
Jlirnnv
kept
his
yes
on
his
bR.
"Oeattetoan
Jim
'
wnfle
so
away
others
glued
their
bendv
orb
01
the
almighty
dollar.
ror
tasprratlon.
BASKETBALL
C.
N.
R
Orotto
Kaiens
LrJAC.IIFSTANniNOS
Strjlor
Loague
W
L.
Intermediate
!arue
Warriors
7
Tuxis
LUtrehaeU
1
Cardinals
Comets
Amaions
Scouts
Rovers
Japanese
Meteors
ladles'
League
8
...
5
..
'
.
3
Junior
League
7
S
2
2
4
3
5
2
4
S
3
4
7
0
4
S
S
BILLIARDS
1
March
3-age.
March
7
ae
ellers.
Pi-
10
8
S
14!
12
2
12
10
6
14
0
4
4
Jewellers
vs
Cold
Stor-
Emprem
vs.
CoW
Star-
Voodoo
Rile
Was
Planned
by
Farmer
,
MONTllEAL,
March
3
-
8trane
I
rases
of
cruelty
to
animals
are
all
1
In
the
day's
work
for
those
oonnec-l
ted
Willi
the
Canadian
Society
tor
the
Prevention
of
Cruelty
to
Arn-!
muls
but
the
most
amazing
one
reported
at
this
year's
annol
meeting
was
that
of
a
farmer
who
planned
to
burn
his
horse
alive
to
find
out
who
hut
enemies
were
Fortunately
neighbors
Informed
the
society,
of
the
Un
pending
Voodoo
rile
and
inspectors
reached
die
farm
Just
In
time
to
save
Hie
horse
from
a
decidedly
unpleasant
fate.
'Hockey
Scores
Detroit
3;
Ottawa.
2
Toronto.
3.
Canadiens.
4
V..
Americans.
1;
Chicago.
CRIEBAGE
Jlareh
C
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Mttsktrers
Saales
vs.
Bks.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Bwtft
Moose
vs.
0
1
otto
n.
I.
0.
o
t
Friday,
March
3
f
AQX
TWO
TOE
DAn.Y
NEWS
I'm
anadaVAnthem
.
p
Canada,
our
home
and
native
land
.
True
patrol
Jo?MrtoU
thy
-eons
eomand,
,
With
glowhyrhfart
we
see
thee
rise
The
true
Nfttth
strong
and
free,
r,AruJ
itand
Oiuard,
O
Canada,
"'We-itaM
ori
Juard
io$
Ihee.
,
d
panada,
glorious
and
free
'OCanada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee,
-
O
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
UTMOST
mummmKtnivaxftiKMu
mmrw
munms
wa
wmmimxmsmmtm
xsnancKcnuwu
sta
attstrkfaiaiarrai
Bsmrixrcrei
value
at
f
News
of
The
Sport
Inc.
B-'KIUt
World
tazmm
tn
turn
rataiaravaEaira
in
1
nutu
turn
a
en
;
a
kb
fcvji
1.
n
,
1
umi
kBia
i:Bii:raxoiaijraiijaia)
a
smaici
jc:sa,
ar.aJ
Basketball
Buzz
.Where
Gambling
Is
Legal
4Vhist
League
Etyhrre,
Teams
Tied
an
U.
suli
j
James
Last
NiKnt
1
t
Three
t
earn
are
nl
,
!,,
suit
of
last
night's
regu
whist
garner
and
two
tu-i
,
ond
plaee
honors
The
1.
:
last
night's
fixturen
w,.r,-
lows:
Ktth
Packers.
0.
Kmv-:
I.O.O.P..
3;
Orotto.
6
Canadian
LeKioii,
3;
M
i
,.
,
.
6.
8al
Cove.
2:
Swift,
7
Sons
of
Norway.
7:
2.
1
League
Slandine
v,
:
Swifts
Canadian
LcKin
0
ftoitS
Of
Norway
r,
I
OOJP.,
...
r.
4
HuiltlaaffH
f,
Seal
owe
,
.
Pish
Packers
.
raMe
...
8t.
Andsews
Empress
'BASKETBALL
March
J-
Omt'n
AVarrtors
v.
Mecrhim'
vs.
Comets:
Rovers
.
March
7
C.
N
R
Taxis
vs.
Warriorx
A
Cardinals
Meteors
v,
i
March
10
Orotto
v
(
Tuxts
vs
Mrrrhantx
(
Amasnns
Japanese
vs
s.
March
14
Kilen
v
(
Warriors
v.
Mcrchsi
'
vs.
Comets;
Rovers
v
:
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
FHO0UnABLE"-The
Ong
nil
1W
!lr
at
Vrili,r
or
allrrrl
front
"Mall
Orler
iWpt."
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(uiilrol
lUariLw?
Ileallx
m
MsCOTCH
WHISKY
II
W
RICHEST
IN
riNCST
JAVhichland
malt
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