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Tuesday,
April
4,
1933
1
Nobody
seems
to
know
exactly
what
is
about
to
happen
in
Victoria.
Premier
Tolnjie
and
his;
group
,are
making
strenuous
efforts
to
save
themselves.
If
they
could
ally
themselves
with
the
Liberals
they
feel
they
might
win
out
against
W.
J.
Bowser's
group.
But
Jthat
has
failed.
T.fiere
is
no
hope
of
union
with
T.
D.
Pattullo
and,
in
the
meantime,
Mr.
Bowser
is
on
the
war
path
and
has
hopelessly
split
,the
Conservatives.
Prinqe
Rupert's
member
is
sitting
pretty,
confident
of
his
position
and
refusing
to
be
stampeded
into
any
course
of
action
that
might
ruin
his
chances
at
the
polls.
Once
the
Legislature
is
either
prorogued
or
dissolved
he
will
be
out
to
meet
the
.electors
and
there
will
be
some
wonderful
meetings.
The
people
are
becoming
aroused
at
the
inde
liberal
leader
will
be.
If
there
is
jcoalition,
as.
there
yet
may
be,
he
will
be
found
sticking
to
his
Liberal
principles
and
program.
,
FLOWER
.CONSCIOUS
According
to
authorities
the
world
is
hecominir
flower
conscious.
Along
with
all
the
political
and
social
changes
that
are
going
on
there
is
a
revolution
against
tidiness
and
a
general
movement
toward
the
cultivation
of
the
beautiful.
Flowers
are
the
most
beautiful
things
the
earth
i!
possesses
ana
everywhere
lowers
.are
bejiig.cumyated
indoors
and
out
as
never
before.
Even
in
this
part
of
the
poiintry
people
are
developing
a
taste
for
the
beautiful
and
the
beautUyinjr.o.f
the
city
is
proceeding
in
spite
of
the
difficult
tmes
thr.QUgh
which
w.e
hav.e
been
passing.
Officially
nothiig
is
being
rjqne
but
unofficially
by
individual
citizens
try?
rrwyjepent
Js
being
fosterpd
and
the
whole
city
will
benefit.
We
need
color
in
Prince
IJyrrjtrriwlQjr
Jnur
gardens
and
color
in
our
homes.
Color
in
.our
decoration
is
valuable
and
also
in
our
apparel.
Flowers
bring
color
better
than
anything
else
and
they
show
uf
f
well
against
the
dilll
green
of
the
shrubbery
and
the
forest
nnd
brighten
the
honVds
during
dull
weather.
Or,
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
A
Severe
Cold
Turned
To
prpnp.HItls
Mr.
O.
M.
Kmgr,
K.K.
Ms.
4.
Viol)g,
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wriln:
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Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
pick
Resulls
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Won
Hockey
Championship
After
Playing
Over
Five
Hours
Against
Boston
In
Epic
Marathon
of
the
Ice
At
Toronto
Last
Night
I
SCORELESS
TIE
PLAYED
No
Score
in
First
of
Western
Canada
Hot-key
Finals
For
Right
To
Mrt
,'tioncton
VANC.OUVEK,
April
i
Tlie
Saskatoon
Quakers
and
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
played
a
scoreless
le
JU$t
n&ht
in
the
first
or
the
Western
Canada
hockey
finals
for
the
rUht
to
meet
the
Moncton
Hawks
in
the
Allan
Cup
finaU.
SPORT
CHAT
George
Halnsworth.
Let
Cana-
Marching
!
Pul
Ogden't
Col
Plug
in
your
pipe
and
join
tKo
parade!
Step
along
with
those
who've
discovered
the
pleasure
that
only
Qga'en's
Cul
Plug
can
give
to
a
pipe
smoker.
There's
only
one
way
fo
prove
that
Ogden's
Cul
Plug
is
the
kind
of
tobacco
you're
looking
fpr
put
it
in
your
pipe
and
smoke
ill
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
If
you
"roll
your
own",
use
Otden'tfinc
cut
riiarttlt
lobar
to
mi
Chant
ecler
tinin
ppm
n
dlens'
hockey
goalie,
estimates
that
I
he
has
been
the
target
for
more
L
i
:
-i.
a
i
.
..than
18.500
pucks
alnce
he
first
lu
"cumpuiency
ui
uiobe
in
ou
ce.
adoui
trial
donned
the
f(
mere
is
no
qoudi
ann
aiso
mere
is
no
uoudi
as
10
wnere
trie
In
1910
there
were
only
24
golf
courses
In
the
United
States.
Now
there
are
In
excess
of
500.
maintained
by
municipalities
in
49
states.
Juniors
in
1912.
for
the
Kitchener
Danny
J.
C
ah
ill,
a
retired
finan
cier
of
Chicago,
probably
beats
all
records
as
a
baseball
fan.
For
36
years
he
has
not
missed
a
single
game
of
baseball
played
by
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Jay
Oould
became
the
11
rat
and
only
court
tennis
amateur
to
win
the
world's
championship
when
he
defeated
O
F
Covey
professional
In
1914
FBBABSSSS9s.
I
M
tfasvsvs
sdHLav
I
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TY
lac
1
Jttlc
Ken
I)nrty
Was
Ucrv
of
Home
Team
When
lie,
JU'lLcd
a
&hot
Into
Opponent
s
Cage
During
Sixth
Ovprtinve
Period
TORONTO,
April
4:
(CP)
Victors
in
an
enlc
mam
thon
of
the
ice
that
stretched
over
more
tlian
fjve
hour,;
me
loronto
Maple
Leafs
last
nitrht
defeats
Boston
one
I
irnnl
tn
nnthinir
ti
win
t
lm
Mntinnnl
Unnbm,
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piunsnip.
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The
game
broke
all
records
for
endurance,
act,unl
play
lasting
lftl
minutes,
4G
seconds.
Four
minutes
and
46
seconds
after
the
sixth
overtime
period
tiarted
little
Jven
Doraty,
the
third
string
right
wjngor,
belted
an
ankle
hijLfh
shot
into
the
Boston
.cage
after
picking
a
fast
pass
from
Andy
Blair
to
break
up
the
battle.
A
few
minutes
before
2
a.m.,
two
hours
after
the
finish,
Toronto
took
a
special
train
for
Now
Vork
wherp
they
are
to
meet
the
Rangers
tonight
in
the
first
game
Qf
jh,e
best
three
out
of
five
series
for
the
Stanley
Cup."
The
rest
of
the
tjames
will
be
played
here.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Coal
to
Alaska
Interestiug
NewUoat
Yeaterdoy
was
a
bwajr
day
at
tfce
waterfraot.
.Not
otgf
was
ovr
a!
Quarter
t
a
QUUIon
powuos
f
haM-but
marketed
Utrettfh
tfee
muttony?
but
Japanese
fisherman
were
in
for
their
licenses
and
everybody
seemed
to
be
moving
around.
dollars
a
ton
by
buying-here.
Quite
a
little
Industry
has
been
worked
up
at
this
port
in
supplying
them.
Ted
Shrubsall
has
purchased
an
Interest
In
the
new
boat
being
built
!
at
Cow
Bay
by
Luis
Ptfcehar.
It
la
thirty
days
holiday
after
making
(.wo
trips.
As
a
good
many
of
the
i
big
Khoonars
nave
made
their
two
Busy
Day
.on
Waterfront
Takinx
laiU
the
banks
they
are
now
due
There
was
stUI
no
report
up
to
this
roaming
as
to
the
progress
of
operations
heag
dtreeted
by
Capt.
Paul
Armour
on,
the
weat
coast
of
Bank
Island
with
a
view
to
raising
tbe
weU
known
local
halibut
boat
Llvlaamlflii
II
whioh
unk
thr
Aiany
we
Amenean
naflu
ow
two
wecs
ago
It
will
be
a
bg
boau
took
bjome
coal
with
Umn
tob
Vo
raaovar
the
Uvtasione
from
yesterday.
Coal
is
mu-h
cheaper
the
thirty
or
so
fathoms
of
water
here
than
in
Alaska
and
the
fish-
lnt0
wnkn
hf
foundered
but
Cajt.
ermen
have
to
pass
thau
homes
Armour
Is
confident
that
he
will
he
vorlc
may
take
some
time
New
Patrol
Boat
For
This
Coat
planned
to
install
a
defsel
egfne
and
fit
her
for
either
halibut
or
HALIFAX,
April
A.
The
govern-salnion
fishing.
She
la
built
on
the
ment
patrol
boat
Adversus
will
style
of
the
salMsg
vowels
that
fts
Ive
Halifax
tomorrow
to
take
up
on
the
Dogger
Banks
In
the
OM
paUJ
dujty
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
country.
,
For
the
last
few
years
the
Ad
versus
has
been
engaged
In
watching
the
This
boat
is
a
yaiy
Interesting
one
aetrviUes
of
the
rum
running
fleet
because
the
builder,
with
the
help,
of
the
Canadian
AUanUVe
coast,
of
Oeorge
Hpwe.
got
the
logs
out
of
chiefly
off
Cape
Breton.
She
Is
the
woods,
towed
them
to
Qr.na
commanded
by
Capt.
E
L.
Croft
and
River
to
be
savted
at
the
Hedlund
"Ui
make
her
f'acM.K
Coast
head-;
mill
and
then
worked
them
up
Into
quarters
at
Vancouver
It
is
expec-1
boat
material.
Every
stick
uaad
In
ted
the
voyage
from
Halifax
to
:
her
Including
the
keel
and
the
'
Race
Rooks,
by
way
of
the
Panama
stem,
were
taken
from
the
woods
by
Canal,
will
take
about
five
weeks
,
the
builder.
Good
progress
Is
being
-
-
made
on
her
and
gbe
wlM
be
ready
.
;
..
for
the
water
soon.
The
writer
had
a
ehance
yesterday
to
buy
two
esglnea
valued
at
about
three
hundred
dollars
each
for
a
aant
apiece.
It
was
at
Joe
Howe's
emporium
when
the
scribe
dropixxl
In
to
ehln
with
the
owner
for
a
few
minutes.
lie
offered
to
ell
the
whole
establishment
at
a
cent
District
News
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
Interior
Creamery
has
just
received
a
shipment
of
1200
butter
boxes
from
Qlscome
mill,
the
first
lanarueieinciudlBf
the
engines.
Tnejeyer
lurnea
oui
oy
tne
mills
in
this
(only
thing
that
prevented
the
deal
i
part
of
the
province.
The
product
'
j
going
through
was
tjte
lack
of
of
the
Interior
creamery
ts
now
100
million
dollars
As
ljtual
ye
scribe
percent
district.
The
cream
comas
did
not
have
the
dough.
1
from
cows
of
district
farmexi.
The
j
-
"
famous
prince
Qrorge
brand
but-
Oeorge
Hnwe
is
fixing
up
the
,
ter
Is
wrapped
In
two-color
labels
Wakasta
and
in
planning
to
use
her
:
from
the
Cltlten
preseea
and
now
for
a
work
boat
as
soon
as
he
has
j
the
butter
Is
being
packed
in
boes
prodded
all
the
bad
places
he
ean
supplied
from
the
Qlscome
sawmUl.
una
in
ner
nun
gn,a
remase
ner.
8he
is
the
first
vessel
of
a
Urt
'Oeorge
Is
planning
to
own.
The
overhauling
of
the
big
C.
N.
II.
steamers
at
the
dry
rfoek
gives
a
lireat
many
people
a
chnneef
to
kwi
off
relief
A
number
of
waterfront
men
are
looking
forward
to
the
Prutoe
Rupert
going
on
the
dock
this
week-end
1
A
seow
of
lumber
U
expected
for
Albert
and
Moo
fiery
from
Van-
Tlie
Alexander
sawmill
Iiai
a
crew
of
men
In
the
bush
getting
out
timber
and,
when
It
Is
available,
the
local
mill
will
resume
cutting.
The
mill
has
received
the
contract
for
supplying
the
Umber
for
the
Jiivtf
Arrived
Over
40
to
choose
from
Ajfonts
for
Spalding,
Bcnlley
and
Slnzingcr
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO,
Smith
Jtfqck
Phone
1
THE
LETTER
BOX
JASC1SM
IN
(JfcUJJANY
to
WU.
Tnousanu
:
Nazis
armed
with
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Editor.
Dally
News
through
the
'
it
re
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:
h,
.
put
wc,ek
you
published
a
letter
polls
motor
loirn-s
n.
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;
sitoed
iuuo.llert,
who
I
sapvoae
da.
In
one
tnitan
.
tawieof
thegtoupaf
Wmen
wtw
aay
they
were
ftr-
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:
rutve
been
carrying
out
some
of
the
window
which
kuvi
fucUt
nrtnclnls
In
retard
to
erne
to
fire
fr
m
I
ueatratnt
of
Hie
fawred
lew
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wttti
swkunc
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w,',
n,e
--
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Ijtyraufh.
jvrojKyty
assmen.
poatad
Ugiu
gtuv.
r
u.-
the
dock
at
the
cold
Storage
plant.
So
fur
as
we
oar)
gather.
Uw
poJ-
ro4(.
wbsje
all
ih
r
;
icy
of
Hitler
and
his
Nsiis
U
the
w
draitif..,
Aoording
to
an
arrangement
I
ame
policy
that
caul
tiie
Great
a
of
revolver
amonv
halibut
men.
thavare
touke1
iv.r
in
1011
h&n
a
ntntioa
ni
Uui
A
airway.
Mr
Editor
,
Oerman
peojple
throgh
their
pol-ty
f
'flgbUulnaM
tried
to
UvU-midatc
the
whole
wortd.
The
World
War
la
not
so
tar
dif
fer
s
lay-up
and
the
saialler
boai4.taat
that
we
have
fovyaum
the
eian
'?VfwJ
ts
parUcuiarty
the
Canadians
that
uUat
ci
children
usVki
and
v0-
have
not
yet
been
out.
are
expecting
I
xnn
ravaged
The
warfare
of
aav-
Ito
gat
twttsr
srkat
for
their
cat-
j
aBef
was
adoptad
when
bwnbs
were
rained
upon
peaceful
etUcens
tmffl
the
air.
skying
and
raaunlag
hwi-
iwwr
m
nut
uw
imw
nw,
V
anyway
so
they
make
six
to
seven
ultimately
snccessf
ul
although
the
j
ti&
ltKi
pollUeal
afknt4oit"
t,o
most
Of
the
rltllrnv
,:
the
OW
Oownto'
pa
r
have
to
listen
to
Uu
pr
Basso-Bert.
It
wmiV.
the
d.-tj..
going
to
be
Ttunfc
v
i
;msrn
ne
rertasr
tg
she
aeaoeri
.r
m
WW
.r.
a
0-
.T.
i
.'
fi.
r.
i
'
Jt
U
a
Fi-
FRKI
i
(iVRKB
suis
isist'i:
ri
tiN
dceds
f
wbJHn
and
aMMren
and
eld
man.
Kditor
Ikity
Today
lilef
m
BM
JbWe
gre
A)w
g
u
mxke
a
!n
making
war
on
pegpte
In
Oetmany
mtkM
edl
,
s
un
Vm
vmo
are
imaMe
to
oeiena
tnem
.
'nunB
lves.
The
;ew
there
ate
li-traaAed
yat
are
oot
aUowd
to
leayt
she
lMPl
nd
T
rounuv
Is
11
this
Daiter
lAmt
IImsd-
ACmlraUon
ts
abou-
'.
t
xcm
Bert
applauds?
Does
he
agree
with
'ts
life
gad
deflalt'-h
.-
r.-..
preventlnK
citlaena
fnwn
voUng
be-
Uvion.
The
DeoDie
'at
cause
they
do
not
agree
wHh
his
jj
faU,
w
u
No.
If
the
Oerman
war
policy
or
the
pretext
of
reun.-.
the
present
Ulter
polity
at
Up
oooaUat
forine
0r
H-ley
of
Fasefem.
then
let
us
set
ogr
i.,
u
nothlm
but
..
faeea
againet
U
and
make
sure
that
sttsmpt
to
becloud
U
ibU
never
ediac
W
(kOMU.
CAN.lillAN
AMllliM
dltor.
DU
Hews:
X
was
very
pleased
to
note
In
a
)py
of
your
paper
the
fact
you
ure
pttMssMng
far
site
tmtty
of
Jie
cltisens
In
your
vicinity
the
Veir
yefsios
of
"O
Canada"
as
Canada's
anttem
I
am
very
mueh
surertsed
that
the
IflteUbfent
Wl-
6TUUNX1
ARM
IN
flKHMAN
I.IJ'CTION
WUor.
pally
News:
doom
It
is
with
amasoment
that
I
read
lltlaal
The
1
1
barn
Clnnnm'
-
d.p'-
SMtrORthtf
the
pe.
ytrvte
at
the
fortv-
n..
and
an
attempt
to
,
old
regime
from
rM
W.at
Is
the
lvur'
It
stands
between
th
of
the
prtvtfagri
of
'
have
a
ftaanclal
nm:....
strangle-boJd
on
i!.
the
nation,
who
ki,
taxation
upon
tax
r
the
tisessatUi
ol
hand
and
on
the
oth
nf
Prinw
Ifunor
hnv.
hJn
necessity
Of
grPP
ustfig
any
m
she
Weir
fW
reUt
of
'J-'
my
other
version
is
not
known
in
n
official
manner
in
any
place
that
I
am
aware
of.
The
Weir
version
is
the
one
chniMn
ome
years
ago
by
the
Native
Hons
mfn,i
V"
'
'
of
Canada,
the
Canadian
Daugh-
11
u
faU"'i
tera'
Iaaue.
U".e
Canadian
Authe
v
Sf
'f,,,,
ora'
AsaMtgtlon
and
the
Aasoet.
wU!
tton
of
Canadian
Clutn.
,
We
wish
to
extend
our
.beW""1
'
y;"
'
,,uk..
f-
..
fc..
T.u7-J.:
.ZfomtO
Where
then'
:
111'
K
,.".
(
.Hal-
your
paper
Zd
tnuH
tWVwTtn
"
h
"Z?
'
amaIi
m
m
i
rll
linn
UfiM
'
i
'
long
oe
spared
in
your
work
of
7tANK
Q.
J.
McpOAOH.
Rational
Secreitarar
Toronto,
fclareij
27.
which
are
anguithn
every
cltlaen
of
thi
ooatrehenivr
uii
the
vlsrloiu
clulr
trying
to
make
people
in
.Canada
kZ
J
'
Cans
liBJU
In
tK.
Imul
uiu.
nf
taKe
a
St
rh;
he
word
wT
x
elUtton
of
uch
,.,
r.d
t
.
:at
A.r;
i-K
.
.:
.!!(
hi'
it
aip!'1?
k'
to
H,
;)
fori
i
mil
jle
ih:
Bxireaslv
jndlvldiul'-'';
"
n
im
Qi
in
.irouwr
'
reaaujtos
the
nin
noaled
to
oaercme
ih:
U
not
eoopornlr
onb
erJUls
or
tV
system
i
fcpUon
of
no
i"'"'
failed.
The
net
thro:
crpedi
must
the
letter
(n
your
paper
March
31
Realities
must
be
by
IliMo-Uert
regmdlng
the
Ocr-
they
are.
riUWllf
.
,,ld
c,n1
all
H
,!jsrdew
man
election
and
the
pverl.elm-t
,
The
ssope
of
llf-
"
the
""
j
Ing
victory
of
the
Hitler
Nail
must
be
rorgarlsi
"
'
Prty.
ft
cure
nd
beai
''
tlli'!1
'
j
a
survey
of
the
different
dally
mcfpbers.
The
wisim
papers
from
Orilaln
will
ahow
how
mutt
not
be
eonfin"
'
it
with
.1
,
'he
mrtf
of
XThXL
the
bridge
1,
acroa,
the
S
it
Fraw.
,eCt,0n
,h
t1
Uielr
victory.
The
Rl-
policy
of
tax
.n.
"JJ
H
gantfl
propoMruJa
nd
woichmg,,
or
dl.s.n
ruthless
mrlhotU
of
ejtpreiulon
but
to
grappling
,h'
J
Rfrii.it
rir
h
u
?
Tnbfn
'
y.
Problems
from
the
JT,
-f?t!fft.iT.f7
of
the
local
fire
dertment
thn,Ln
saved
uw
Twtv
nirrmMti
f
ik
n,flM
aiwi
not
U1,
u,
wlc
prsvineiai
frU
msHriyrt
jhrqugh
the
Piysldent
Roosevelt
'""w,rm
uc'"
W'PJ
ut
;Hra
ndnbura
ia
"
Kx-KaU.
what
lh
rrmedle.s
r
,.lnw
Let
u1
couver
Paul
had
the
eon-
:
by
a
fire
recently.
The
Armour
estimated
er's
palace
,
wbre
reviewed
Overt
dls-
In
responsible
pom
trnct
for.towlng
It
north,
Much
ofjdamage
to
the
building
may.
how-
missed
to
the
strccU.
no
doubt,
to
to
their
reaponsiblini'
It
win
be
used
In
the
rebuilding
of
lever,
run
Into
$2,000
to
$5,000,
intimidate
the
citizens
that
were
'
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