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Friday,
March
3i,-li33
CANADA
A?U)
UNlTfil)
STATES
Canada
is
the
closest
neighbor
of
the'
United
States
-and
the
people
of
the
two
countries
are
so
similar
that
it
would
be
difficult
for
a
visitor
to
either
country
to
be-sure-On
which
side
of
the
boundary
he
wns
if
he
were
not
told.
We
are
Canadians,
the
people
of
the
United
States
call
themselves
Americans,
but
all
come
from
the
same
original
stock.
In
each
country
there
is
a
predominance
of
people
of
British
origin
with'
British
ideals
and
a-
British
outlook.
There
is'also
a
large
admixture
of
other
European
peoples,
all
being
gradually
welded
into
n
new
nation,
oneto
the
south
and
the
other
to
the
north
of
an
arbitrary
dividing
line.
The
-southern
climate
of
the
United
-States-is.
the
more
attractive
to
the
ordinary
visitor
who
wishes
'relaxation
but
the
climate
of
Canada
is
the
more'
bracing
and
tends
to
make
a
hardier
and
more
virile
race
of
people.
Between
these
two
peoples
there
is
a
tariff
and
immigration
wall
that
separates
them
much
more
completely
than
does
the
Atlantic
Ocean
cut
each
off
from
i
Europe.
Canadians
cannot
buy
in
the
United
States
because
the
imirort
duty
is
high
and
people
south
of
the
line
cannot'
buy
in
Canada
for
a
similar
reason.
People
in
one
country
cannot
mhjrate
td
the
other
except
under
the
strictest
supervision.
How
ever,
they
do
pay
brief
visit
across
the)
line
tand
this
interchange
of
visits
is
on
the
increase.
Today
leading
citizens
on
either
side
of
the
line
are
beginning
to
see
the
advantage
of
closer
relations
with
thir
neighbors.
Canada
has
a
large
market
for
many
United
I
btntes
products
ami
the
United
States'
could'Avith'advan-t
tajpe
use
Canadian
paper,
pulp,
lumber
and
fish.
We
are1
developing
business
with
countries
thousands
of
miles
away
and
neglectiHg
to
trade
over
the
fence
with
our.next
door
neighbor?
because
they
have
refused
to
tradeAvith
us.
The
logical
move
is'
for
statesmen
from
Canada
and
'SASKATOON
!
BOSTON
ON
?BI.GME
!
Quakers!
Earn
KIght
to
Meet
'Trail
Smoke
Eaters
in
Amateur
Hockey
Final
.WINNIPEG,
-March
31:
OP
Saskatoon
Quakers
won
the
right
to
play
Trail
'Smoke
Eaters
n
Van-
(
couvcr
In
the
Western
Canada
amateur
hockey
final
by
'defeating.
Fort
William
one
to
nSl
last
night
in
overtime.
It
was
the
only
goal
In
ill
minutes
and
30
seconds
of
play
In
three
games
between
the
teams.
Jimmy
Dewey,
centre,
scored
the
i
goal.
Another
enloyable
dance
was
held1
last
night
by
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
in
the
hall
In
the
Exchange
Block,
a
good-sized
'
crowd
being
present.
Music
was
.
furnished
by
members
of
the
Leaauc
and
refreshments
were
brought
by
the
ladles.
United
States
to
pit
around
a
table
and
discuss
these
mat-
ler
m
oermsmy
ha
a
very
tmpm-
Bruins
Go
Our
Up
on
Toronto
In
'
16
rt
Simpson
Team
Arrives
arid'
is
Hockey
IMay-off
Kanccrs
-Defeat1
ItcdWings
first
place-
playvoffs
for
the
"Stanley
Cup.
emblematic
of
the
world's
ptiek
championslUp.
The
trams
play
here
again
tomorrow
night-and
the
Bruins
need
but
one
more
vlctorv
to
win.
the
play-off.
In'the
flrsfoflhe
second-lhlrd
place
semi-finals
at
New
York
last
night
for
the
right
to
meet
the
Tnrnnto-Itoston
.winners
In
the
finiN
New
York
Ranters
defeated
Drtreit
Redittlnts
twottonll.
It
Is
a
two-fa-"
series
In'
which
total
goals
count.
Was
favored
to
Win
Grand
National
4
I0.4KRILI)
CiOOI)
WISHES
OF
TIIOl'SAXDS
Mis8VDorothv
Peget's
Goltli
n
Miller,
shown
in
the
nbovv
ulrtur-wa
public
tholce
at
19-2
to
win
the
Aintree
ateepleetiaae
4t
Prlstty
Tite
ihetier
IBox
THE
OLK.MAN
ELECTION
Editor,-Dally
News:
Th
nverwtoiotitiv
vtotorv
of
Mil-
I
attention
of
the
.i.matBK
world
Tn
realities
of
the
oorporau.t
strte
Me
feeding
tppirHs,
SMarp-
eiiui'!
the
Intnl.
l-n
and
ra'.atag
th.
hopes
of
all
wnof
gooo
wHL
Some
body
writli
troin
London
states:
thut
Faism
will
savi
the
world.
Whl
in
Pari.i.
a
cabi
net
mlnlst?!
annstintes
that
event
have
overcome
the
regimes
and
In
Confident
of
Hoop'Win
The
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
TORONTO.
March
31:
I
CD
'basketball
team
arrived
In
town
Koston
Hruins
won
a
hectic
over-
yesterday
and
will
be
pitied
against
time
contest
here
last
night'
from
the
local
OanattlairNationatRrcrea-'
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
by
a
score
.
tionMseoclatfcm's
quintette
toslght
of
2
to
1
and
again
went
ahead
'for
tbeNorthern
B.
S.
senior
hoop
'in
the
National
Hockey
League
'championship.
Couch
A.
Price
and
tei'S
as
friends
and
neighbors
and"
make
permanent.
ar-81"
aspect.
It
Is
a
demortst
ration
atltutlons
promoted
by
irreed
ancl!ereno1
ero
not.
Alter
Alter
a
ace
rangements
for
buying
and
selling
and
for
coming
and.go-
the
pding
universality
of
unlimited
rniivw..aiim
againv
j
hows
asun.
For
the
bacteria
iiig.ack
and
forth
across
the
urifenceti
Jine.
Mnsltton
"GRANTS
BEST
FHOCUrtAdliE"
The'OflfjIngl-
1
Foe
Sulr
at
Vrniln.
a
ur
dlrrrt
from
"Maii
Ordrr
Ilrpt."
Liquor
(Uihtrbl-
Itonril,
t47'
iteklty
St
VancnnVer
VI
A
BEST
PROCURABLE
PURE
SGOTGII
WIIISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Il.
tllut
tnd
(uirnt
b
WillUm
Orint
Hon
limltwl
Cl.nMdUI.
ihd
lllv,nl,lrnlyl
DfiUllwtM,
tv-lon
a
OIf
o,
Sentltnd.
tllr-isa
This
ndviTtiscmciit
is
nnt
(jul)lislied
or
disjla-ctr
by
the
Liquor
Cotrrrol
ISuaTd
or
the
Government
of
Briti'slf
Cblumbia.
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
ad.
Fascism
The
brown
shirts
have
over
lire
of
the.
nations
up
to.
1914,
the
time
of
the
Oreat
War.
The
chronicle
and
acoountancv
of
the
results
or
the
Oerman
election
are
more
than
-mere.
parliamentary
deductions.
They
-will
giv?
way
-to
.
considerations
of
higher
historic
values.
It
is
a
-whole
world
that
crumbles
ror
n
dominating
nation
In
'
Crntral
Eunipe;
n
wop'i-
that
nave
riven
to
ilu
modern
wuld
dvillsn
tlon
and
ponttibirtlon
wcoti'l
to
none.
The
time
Is
alrcadv
ripe
to
-tabltoh
fcome
definite
facts.
Th-spirit
'ihfct
has
deptrrted
from
t'Itom
Is
bcstringMrfrulU.
It
is
mi
animating
example,
attractlm
ihc
I
Manager
P
M.
Wells
ofthe
ctial-l
lenging
team
are
confident
that!
they
can
take
the
local
boys
i
tnto
1
camp,
xney
claim
tney
nave
.
a
faster
team
than
they
brought
down
earlier
In
the
year.
For
years
i
the
visKord
have-
been
waiting
to
get
tsvehatMe
atHite
championship
team
and.
now
that
they
have
it
they
are
going
to
make
the
best
of
it
They-rfcsim
that
now
they
'
have
"experience,
Jpeed
and
endurance,
the
result
of
strenumu
months
of
winter
practice,
and
are
ail
,
primed
up
"tor
their
-flame
to
night.
Joekr
Campbell
-with'
his
peppy
C.
i
N.
R.
A.
team,
however.
.wflihve
something
to
say
about
that.
Jock
claims
his
boys
have
worked
hard
for
that
title
arid
tty
are-not
-go-i
'ng
to
let
It
go
vut
ofnapett'trrU
year
With
these
'wo
line-unaand
llrkck
kinne'
hand
Una
the
whistle
n
s.l
basketball
fjmir
mrfty
exper-
H
Tt-
Hne-uo"W41l
he
as
follow
Pirt
Simwon
-OeoreWhp
R
j
while,
n
Msnvp
n
Ton
neon
c
Rons
K
Henry.
O
Mo
j-iy
,
r
v
P
A
.-SrfiHh
Limbic
John-
r.
stiles
Morrison
Ketsey.
Croxs
SCIENTIST
SAA'S
DIUTY
KOATS,
.
0LYCLrL!?n
t
ISII,
LCK
OF
j
lSE
CAUSES
IOK
LOW
QUALITY
'Continued
from
Page
1
rx.uturc
and
oomeouenUy
they
i.M't
grow
so
quttkly
and
Uielr
i:.
.'j'-:
otil
very
aiowly
toereaaej.
v
ju
Uityn-
not-'MRled
bjr
t
fe.
iieiUier
are
they
stopped
.
,u
mo
uiK.
but
ihey
grow
so
k-
Nbout
-ax
days
at
93
degrees
T
w
i
h
th
saaie
stage
of
growth
'
'.
ihey
would
m
mnt-
ttay-at'i4
:
trees
F
-the
testiperatare
of
u
nun
.'.ummer's
iday.
Somo
expen-ciitf.
th-it
were
macii-
ut
tht-
At-'
uuicntoloHlcallMation
of
the
Bto-.glral
Board
-of'
Oanada
will
ahew
ht
wulte
well.
Eastern
Kxprriments
"Haddock
afxl
hake
twere
uaed
throughout
the
expeatmenl
Some
were
eavujsitin
PasaanMaoddr
Bay
and
others
in
the
t.
Cratx'
Hiver
atuary.
The
numbers
of
baoterla
on
the
fish
were
counted
in
the
.laboratory
as
soon
as
possible,
generally
about
an
hour
after
they
were
j
i
results
were
obtained
-
-
when
other
ThurRday.
ss.
Venture,
midnight
n
,1n
vessel;
the
fish
had
been
Friday
a.
Prln.
Adelaide,
lo.p.ni
out
of
lne
Waler
about,
five
hours
'and
had
not
been
-Iced
-In
the
hold.
'
ll..u
,
V
.
,
1
CUTS
6
SORES
Apply
Miiurrf!
frrlr.
fl
ka
am
ami
rlanm.
Aar
waum
ImU
-A
wn
iiicih-no
iiioi
iouowing
num-
inwrotu
supply
of
aea
water
to
waah
off
the
blood
from
the
outer
tin
face
and
from
the
body
cavity
,
iarcci
in
a
cleaned
hold,
and
seed,
then
the
low
number
of
bacteria
at
the
eommcncement
la
maintained
(or
a
comparatively
long
time.
Such
careful
treatment
save
even
without
icing
only
9.000
and
4.000
bacteria
per
ounce
of
skin
after
ten
hourr.
a
remarkable
contrast
to
the
f
iah
nours
fishing
vessel
reault
given
above
By
thoroughly
disinfectant
the
hold,
-the
bilge
also
ts
beuiK
cleaned.
Tbe
bilge
is
a
harbor
of
refuge
for
bactetia,
because
the
wutn
in
It
contains
blood,
sllmr
iixl
fisii..
a
healthy
concoction
In
win.
h
u
aught.
Then
they
were
cleaned
in
'trow
lively
bacteria
he
ordinary
way,
stowed
in
bosses.!
or
Instance,
here
are
fiuur.
foi
.a
which
some
were
iced
and
some
two
boats;
one
had
300.000
000.
and
certain
number
of
i
the
other
140
OM.OOO
in
rsn,
tc.
were
counted
which
Fasciam
revolted
;
uutiuKe.
on
an
haddock
The
frame
of
democratic
socletv
!
lat
wa
ced.
at
.
the
begtanlag
spoonful
of
bilge
water
What
da
mage
to
Ilsh
can
'his
do1
It
run
readily
been
seen
that
If
this
wafr
thrown
the
wne
system
that
ten
"
racks,
bends
and
gives
way.
In1
were
tlfiQQ
baeterla
for
ev-,u
allowed
to
slop
on
to
the
bottom
vrsrs
ago
the
black
shirts
of
Mus-
this
one
must
view
the
reaulU
i
ry
ounce
or
tun
skin,
and
31
Injurs
solinl
over
thew
and
dlsptrset.
the
Ormin
election.
'It
Is
not
alftrwards
there
were
08,000.
an
forever
in
Italy.
simple
electoral
consultation
of
Many
elements
of
dtsordu
are
e'itigens.
but
the
clr-uast
affltma-stUl
dominating
n
various
sones
a
new
moral.
socUl
and
poof
Europe,
but
the
InaumuWMc
111131
orientation
of
a
great
peo-
and
decisive
results
oi
the
O'.-r-
Ple
who
haw
still
before
them
a
man
elcUlon
are
a
severe
and
sol-
&rt
future.
emn
warning
oi
history
'or
Uum
1
nASSO-REUT
all.
i
The
twentieth
centiuv
will
-e
t
:
i
'
Increase
of
only
-just
over
40.000.
which
te
a
very
small
gain
In
a
bac-usrlal
population
m
such
a
short
time.
When
no
Ice
was
used
there
was
a
striking
difference;
on
the
haddock
used
there
were
at
first
2,900
only,
but
in
34
hours
there
were
just
over
13,000.000.
Similar
Hslv
It
Wfll
not
be
long
before
thev
flovet
the
whole
cargo,
for
bacteria'
spread
rapidly
In
water
On
exten-'
ded
Hahlm
trms
the
bllre
shou'd
be
pertodira'llv
dWnfected
osHng
to
the)
aceflmuiatton
of
slime
and
otherj
fish
debHs
carried
tnto
It
by
the)
eonatanttv
meltmcr
ire
The
ettae
with
which
fresh
fish'
goes
bad
is
"fins
Med
rmlr
toy
the
ease'
a.
L.
..
ft.
i
-
i.
a.i
I
t-
wmi
-wn
rn
ii
mnv
rw-
uihuv
rur--
tlie
century
of.Fasolem,
whkih
te
LSln,ieieliie
Qniiinvo
!
Wtn..
under
lh
Mtn
-"
emrtnies
o.r
lined
f
antidote,
protest,
affirmation
and!
"ii"Ji
UUlllllO
iQiuons.
unoer
practical
condltlonf
Pro()erlv
followed
will
o
a
long
way'
revolt,
against
the
principle
a
,'
'
aai
"gure
was
greatly
toward
helrdnir
to
mnrket
fresh
fish1
were
born
of
the
French
revoJu-i
ror-Vsnrorimi-
exceeaea.
ror
inatance..
an
exami-,
(n
a
freah
cortrtltlnn
"
tlon
which
have
dominated
the
Tuesday
Oatala
1
10
r4n
t40"
was
.made
of
four
haddock
Thurs
as
Prince
Rupert.
Id
prn
,tnat
were
taken
from
the
catch
of,
I
VfMWy
ifl.r
ill
ft,M,
7
Thara'i
rwhlqg
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doubt
then
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and
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water
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a
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time.
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