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February
3.
1933
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UUSC1U1,X1(N
KATKS
WILLIE
WIN
QUE?
t
STOCK
MAHfiKTVi;K
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
3:Usny
stocks
hit
a
new
low
yesterday
but
For
the
Eastr-Mondays'
Wetlnejday
and
Frt
'Choose
such
pleasures
ax
recreate
much
ana
cost
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JVleipV
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AqrtitKurraii
iff
Cirqilatlorv
DpLV'rpjnriON
Frl&y.Ftt3,
,1?:)
What
many
people
today
are
wondering
is
whether
Adolph
'Hitler,
Chancellor
of
,(Jermany,
will
finally
win
out
jn
his
efforts
at
becoming
the
.ruling
force
of
the
fathprjand.
sHe
has
undoubtedly
put
up
a
brave
fight
against
fearful
odds.
One
writer,
telling
oi
conditions
as
-
he
saw
them,
remarks
that
it
is
a
good
thing
for
the
world
;nd
for
Germany
in.particular,
that-Hitler
is
leader
of
the
fascist
party
rather
than
.the
Communist.
No
matter
what
political
or
economic
views
one
may
possess
he
is
bound'to
have
a
sneaking
sympathy
for
the
man
who
has
.forced,
his
way
through
to
the
front
until
he
finally
landed
the
chancellorship.
He
is
now
appealing
to
the-people
of
Germany
to
support
him
and
the
betting
is
strongly
in
his
favor
unless
some
untoward
incident
should
crop.np.
Men
of
the
deValera,
Mussolini
andHiter
type-ap-poal
strqngly
to
the
populace.
They
feel
they
really
have
a
mission
-in
the
world,
a
clear
aim,
and
if
-they
,
have
ability
to
play
the
part
to
the
end
the
people
will
fdllow.
'T1h
nnnrocr
tn
f
hp
rvnp
in
Pnnnrln
is
Pnnfjiin
Tnn
Afiir.
isjlikely
to,die
aborning.
True
the
'Premier
has
nqtopenly
iUHlAlwyailvocteUamalgamatip.p
.hut'
be
.has'.rjCen
Funeral
IFor
j
XoiiyiB,ortean
iA
targe
number
of
friends
gathered
in
the
funtml
parlors
ot,llav-npnBros.
yesterday
to
attend
the
if4V--
..
4MI
lJi..
...-
.1--
In
the
hospital
a
few
rUys
ago.
ilUv.
Pather
Ocanti
officiated
at
the
service
and
'.Interment
took
place
In
tllalrview
,Ctnetery.Pall-bvuress
.were
Messrs.
0.lrshaU.
Chapman.(ri.iKldd
andtB.tltojg
slnterSorWt'ieather
Punce
Flup.rt-'-Overeast,
Ugh:
southeast
wtnc,
baromtter
33.49.
tempcratuer
44.
smooth
sea.
Langara
Overett,
'fresh
southwest
wind,
sea
choppy.
'
Triple
Island
"pjoudy.
fresh,
southwest
wind,
rhppy
sea.
Dead
Tree
Potnt'Ttrt
tloady,
calm,
barometer
S0J8,
-tempera-tuxe
,45-
Ter
rsee
Italn,
calm.
32.
Alyansh
-Ralnsouth
wind.
32.
nyox-Ralning..cafm,
32.
tewart-C)oidy.
4n,3$.
Hazelton-rCloudy,
Alnv33.
.
Smlthers-tCloudy.
alm,
U7.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
7.
Wins
Title
PI
i
ilh
11
Prevaricator-preeminent
is
the
title
bestowed
upon
PhllI?Cir-thy
of
Denver
by.the.LUri'Clnb.
.But
Pji
injrtt
hi..Uuy
.s)ut
a
,piglege(lv'bat
Is
true,
iMf-jll
a
Friday
Schedule'
lor
the
Hast
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri-5i?0
pjn.
from
Uie
Vast
TJiesdy.
,Thr4a;y
n4
aaV"
day
.
19il5
p.m.
Vr
Vancouvrr
Tuesday
1
.30
p.m.
Tharaday
10:30
pm.
rrwy
pm.
gold
stocks.are
holding
firm
and
ln
l'ri
vVanryr
some
cases
ooyancing
.
Amnjuan
and
,
Sunday
a
quarter
snares
cnangeo
.hands.
for
Stewart
sndAnvqs
January-13.
and
27
D
njn
,Tedays,
tTJiurpdays
find
atur
f.fr?,DHlMteri
CiisrlvUes
i'doya
.10;L5
pan.
January.
11
and
,25
....
flpoait.
tpjn.
8unday
.
7;p
m
Wednesday
;4m.
From
tt
wsrt
sndnyox
tTwefda,y
-4u30
a
m
Thursday
8
pjj:
tor
()nirn
Diarloltes
...t-JMn
iFpr-JassdpreriSndil'jtiTtvSlmpson-
sunday
...nl.vffl
I'rnm
Naat
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson
j
Tuesday,
n:30
ajn.
Ens
.
v
i',
.
.'
""
vi'v
"f-TT"
-v.
yesterday.
m,..j,
parts
tralla
drew
a
bye.
Americans
Try
'English
Style
of
iRacing
fit'
R
WiiA4c.yi
;nnmMWi
"ut
uc
nc
Mic.i.umiuoiaqiu
c
The
wtanenwm
mnt
the
victor
prpbftbjy
..has
nQt
the
.personality
required
ito
.quthuse
the
ln
we
unite
states-Mexico
series
lopulace
in
his
cause.
To
be
a
real
leader
a-man
must
have
for
the
right
to
meet
the
winners
m
miins,
ability
in
practical
politics,
personal
'magnetism
the
south
American
sone.
ntiii
n
rpsil
nilssinn
nn
wrrirh'hp
is
verv
-clear.
England
meets
Spain
and
Aus
V,
-
.
i
.
r
.
.
-
-
1
0
AMAJ.AATION
It
seemsas
if
the
Bennett
railway
amalgamation
scheme
DAVIS
CUP
Six
Teams
Tiie
lows:
I'ompi.'icti
GAMES
ARE
TO
BEGIN
Canada
,1'Jays
Cuba
in
the
Openint
Itound
and
Winner
.Meets
V..
or
,Mm1co
In
Whist
Xeague
plainly
working
in
that
direqtiqn
and
oijly
th.e
sU-pngp-
The
resuts
of
the
re)Ular
wnlst
position
which
is
developing
will
,prftverft
,his.tintrodycing
leagUe
schedule
of
games
played
a
measure
JntP'J-ai'liament
to
proyidefor
it.
iiast
nj,ht
makes
six
teama.ued
for
Throughout.the
country
tnere
is
atrong
ieenng
oi
op-
inrst
piaee.
Trw.retuits
as
foi-
position
to
such
a
scheme.
Jn
Prince
'Rupert
a
yqte
wqujd
give
two
to
one
againstat,
at
last.
he
pr,qbib,uty
lslpat
Jegis.lation
alon
the
line
of
the
Duff
.report
will.be.asrfar
as
Pa.rjj.nipt
will
go.
Team
IJtats
I'rater
lake
but
Play
Was
Itougli
and
3Lany
Penalties
Were
I
Ian
Jed
put
BURNS
LAKE.
Feb.
J
-rBurns
Lake
hockey
team
defeated
Eraser
Lake.
nspiranU
for
the
cellar
pO-
(
fttlon
in
the
Northern
Interior
Hoc?
key
League
hy
it
scpr
of
six
to
twq
on
Friday
TJie
play
was
rough
throtlthgut
aflxl
kept
Referee
Bill
McKenna
busy
peeping
track
of
.
offnldt
body
chaekljlg
and
other
mild
kftnr
of
ASatilt
and
hattery.
Jlowef
by
handing
out
penalties
inrliwrlmtnatefv
with
a
.generous
hand
he
kept
the
game
In
some
sern.bla.nce
of
hockey.
(
For
Bums
Lake
scores
were
made
Hi
1h
fnllowlnu
order-
Dan
Trous-dell.
Bud
Drunell
Johnny
Qerow.
Huek
Smith
8am
Kerr.
Jahna
Qe
row.
For
Frasar
Lake:
Tommy
Haw
ker
and
Cacll
LeDuke.
rCRIBBAGE
(February
C
Canadian
Legion
vs.
I.
O.
O
9aal
Cove
va.,5aclea,
r(UeUo
vs.
Mlu.
Jnpress
vs.
ftwlft.
.Howse
vs.
Uuksieers.
I'rliruary
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
O
rot
to
Seal
Cove
vs.
Empress.
I.
O.
O
F.
vs
8wlft.
(Ipose
vs
Elks
mules
vs
Musketeers.
Empress.
&prju'.
Prle
Driilte
Story
"Lonely
Slsteen"
u.i;
Elclrr
SPORT
CHAT
Outside
oorapeUtiiu
is
the
one
MONTREAL.
Feb
3
From
Hod-on
Heights,
a
town
wlthlq.
coni-TnuUnx
dlstasiee
of
this
city,
eomfts
brldte
,'tary
that
puts
all
other
in
the
background
A
froup
of
i-
te
whose
ihu)an(tl
arc
dutlfal
:.
'J,il::.)i
:uaiis
Lull':
'.I,
ivui'ld
rJiaiili)
from
rt
all
SKI
CLUB
IS
IN
SESSION
main
thing
Out
Isee.w
basketball
alive.
It
is
hara
to
gl
uuiic
teams
'
FcuUvr
-Meeting
UtU
LaUXicht
into
Pruice
RwMitoii
accowu
of
T0
Vtoits
'or
AtUviljrs
tli
high
u
availing
it&i.
NevQiUie-
P"
v!oun(an
I
less
we
do
the
iMSt
Sfe
can
and
ar-
range
$
ivpaes
?rtth
Pe
netghhortnu
TV
Mount
OldfMd
fipcl
(Club
I
teams.
We
hare
Port
8iinson
he'd
their
first
rxTcuUv:
msttlng
pariq
tw,
n,i..piu,
www
aowo
siM
,tmj
navo
given
u
irw
nne
o
ur
aoo
iir.
ii
u
i-
i
i
wic
twys
mi
nem
mow
wr
are
jorucn
ui
num.
.cmumiuss
:
prr-
North
Amerlona
.Davis
Cup
dratm
"T.
'iW
TT'
I.
vTSTv'k
ton
to
play
tonight
Krtth
the
Kaiens.
Tho
m?mber!h,
u
'ees
of
the
club
Fish
Packers
5,
8t.
Andrews
4.
Canadian
Legion
a,
Qrptto
4.
Swift's
4.
Oddfellows
S.
Sons
of
Norway
7.
Musketeers
2.
Seal
Cove
5.
Empress
4.
W
BURNS
LAKE
L.
Swift's
3
2
Oddfellows
3
2
Seal
Cove
3
2
Fish
Packer
.
3
2
Canadian
Legion
3
2
Sons
of
Norway
3
2
Orrtto
2
3
Mu.'ketrers
..2
3
St
Andrew's
2
3
Empress
1
4
From
all
we
have.haarrt
the
Easing-
were
set
at
five
dollars,
and
the
ton
boys
have
a
good
team
and
real
number
of
membcis
UmiUd
to
lively
basketball
is
expected.
This
fifty
people.
All
reservation
fo:
is
only
to
be
added
tttraction
to
the
use
of
the
abln
were
to
bo
the
scheduled
games.
modi
i'
possible
before
Saturday
;
y.f
.
'n
that
arranrmenti
could
o
Only
once
(n
some
two
hundred
"'t'-d
tor
The
week
ends.
Coffer,
boutv
has
"Kid"
Chocolate
known
tea.
vi'ir
and
cream
wfit
be
pro
in
his
native
counthr
of
Cuba
as
aiglo
C
udlnlas
bh
on
the
floor
!
ih-
r!n;.
Joe
Sealforo
turned
the
trick
on
the
Kid's
first
apprsrance
in
&ladin
Square
6ardcn.
On
February
19
ttil
a
tall,
ca
vlrted
by
th
club
fo
Tid
non-members
at
a
'lavarous
young.
aV
celebrated
hlilunrre
member
lasonable
Te
1are
fitting
room
lr
thr
rVn
t'
for
members
only,
a
spare
roem
btng
laf
mn-membtrs
i
wbfe
they
may
rest
aod
cat
their
bhrtciajr
annlasvy
by
engaylng
-
xhib'tlon
of
skl-iumolmt
in
a
wreetllnz
marth
In
front
of
nd
fklln
w-
tilked
of
bt
neth-he
general
storein
?Jalem.
Illinois.
Ine
cnnit
has
been
oeCled
yri.
The
surviving
a-ciVonts
of
thr
'
.
match
do
not
fftf
nsany
detail
of
the
bout,
bat
thty
ll
agree
:he
tall
young
m
won.
Silem's
bid
for
fame
was
due
to
be
eclipsed
by
Me
srrwwth
of
Its
near
nelfbor,;lmfhl.
But
th
fame
of
that
70ong''wTejtleT
will
never
die.
He
was
none
other
than
Abraham
Llneehi.'
Heine
quite
an.dep
3t
(he
art
Lincoln
becam'
rW
wrestling
champion
of
cointy
Th-
tv!
then
In
use
was
winfthlng
of
th
"at?h-as-catchean
war'cty,
knawn
l
ii
the
old
fnttrland
.'
wherein
le?
holds
were
a
mr!
!
important
fajtr.
Liivspln.
wl!h
l-'--lelonvated
legs,
hd
a
dinlnct
natural
advantrro,
wh'ch
h"
uied
t
uo'st
his
opponents
lh
vigorous
thal
PaIs
Win
Again
.
Erom
Flashes
AtBasketball
Pals
again
demonstrated
their
superiority
over
the
Flashes
yesterday
by
defeating
Urn
26-30
and
now
enjoy
a
two-ganus
least
rti
At
.Ill
A
-.
-
in
the
High
School
Basketball
League
Aft?r
a
hectic
struggle
tor
snpre
mncy
the
Midgets,
after
two
over-timri.
emerged
as
the
winners
over
the
Monarch,
mainly
due
Ja
ttie
efforts
of
Johnson.
Cromp
played
a
strong
wame
as
did
AicLeod.
GRAND
SIM
HOGKEY
SG0.rlg
BID
BY
FOUR
lodge
at
tenders
some
time
ago
!
'-rmcfi
br!1gt
il
ib
Jcnowo
as
the
!
Lonely
16.
fyey
met
as
usual
on
i
'b
nrbt
r?nl!v
and
hid
been
p'ovln
for
KornerVtn
when
I
'"e
deahr
at
one
Je,
picked
up
i
i
her
hind
and
bid
a
irand
slam
In
I
clubs.
Her
pppoaent
on
her
left
Irmlled
.to
herse'f
and
,wtnt
a
!TSBd
r!-m
In
6lamopds.
and
the
'third
bldi
r
qulfkly
followed
with
In
grnrd
r'am
In
Ivrrts.
Thon
the
jrwiou
tjutig
happened,
a
grand,
jf'im
Jn
fftsuJos
vas
(bld
by
tin
jfcurt.lad'y,
who
wKh
hr
partner
(were
vitlperable.
When
the
hand
were
laid
down
each
player
had
13
cards
of
each
suit
NaUonalJffkejr
Lea
rue
New
York
RaDgars
3,
itml
2,
Comes
From
,
Chicago
1.
Ottawa
1.
.,
UrUlte
Club
Canadlens
0.
Nw
York
Ainscsjna
WMfflffl
Qthruary
.MRmpreaa
vs.
Jewel-1
lers.
February
7
Les
Canadlcns
vs.
Empress.
jDetrolt
1,
Boston
1.
'.
:
'tf
tejn
Ca
naila
.
I-ra
sue.
JSdmonton
4,
Vancouver
5.
,,Plrin,ce,'?1up.er,t
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DOCK
AND
5EIPYMD
fflprratlnr
three
IJry
ofks
Ttsl
capacity
20,000
tons
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and
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for
Ifel
snd
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Iron
and.
Itrass
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Welding
50.
tnn
Ilrrrlrk
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sawmill
and
MlnlngMachlntry
ItepAlrrd
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Here's
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utmost
tn
value
at
the
price
a
keen,
smooth-shaving
raxor
blade
backed
by
more
than
30
years
of
blade-
manufacturing
eaperience.
If
small
savings
are
Important
Lucky
Stroke's
low
cost
and
excellent
quality
make
this
blade
your
logical
choice.
You
need
look
no
further
for
a
satisfactory
shaving
instrument
at
minimum
price.
Lucky
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is
the
blade
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nd
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