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AT
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BASKETBALL!
.THURSDAY
NIGHT
7:30
Warriors
vs.
Tort
Simpson
Intermediates
8:20-Kaierjs
vs.
Grotto
(League
game)
9:lo
C.ISLij.A.
vs.Sjmpson
(Championship
game)
Admission:
Cents,
50c
,
Ladies
and
Children,
25c
The
concentrated
goodness
of
prime
beef
is
in
BOVRIL
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Wednesday
.'Men.
8.193S
Word
has
been
received
from
the
sooth
that
Friday
of
nqxt
week,
March
17
may
be
the
last
day
for
voters
to
.
register
in
order
to
vote
at
the
comincr
provincial
election.
-It
is
possible
that
the
list
may
be
opened
again
of
it
may
not.
It
is
not
wise
to
take
chances.
Thel
e
is
bound
to
be
an.election
in
the
near
future,
before
the
fall
registration
of
voters.
It
may
come
at
any
time.
Those
not
on
.the
provincial
list
"Should
register
at
once
in
'ojrder
to
be
sure
of
having
the
right
to
vrite
at
the
election.
Even
ff
the
list
should
be
reopened,
it
is
better
to
be
ready.
ENJOYED.
A
TREAT
The.
address
given
by
Harold
Brown
yesterday
to
the
.'Charnber
of
Commerce
and
service
clubs
was"
rnuch
enjoyed
by
everyone.
It
was-couched
in
Splendid
language
and
Avas-f
ull
of
meat
from
beginning
to
end.
All
who
Were'
present
expressed
themselves
as
much
pleased.
It
is
not
necessary
to
agree
with
everything
he
said
to
appreciate
the
address
which
was
one
of
the
best
heard
here
in
years.
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
to
"be
congratulated
on
ar
ranging
the
event.
was
a
striking
sign
of
courage
and
optimism.
He
was
in
that
country
when
the
National
Government
took
charge
and
he
was
struck
with
the
wonderful
spirit1
of
the
people
ljnd
faith
In
their
ultimate
destiny.
"We
can
discount
the
suggst!6n
that
the
resources
of
civilization
stood
the
strain
of
disintegration
and
a
new
national
Impulse
followed
in
which
the
worker
and
the
capitalist
were
both
enthused..
Efforts
were
concentrated
on
community
i
welfare
instead
of
the
Individual
This
spirit
was
much
to
be
prefer
red
to
the
general
drift
of
the
pub-
lie
toward
loose
ways.
The
publif
service,
he
believed,
must
be
exem
plary.
It
was
th
custodian
of
the
ideals
of
the
country.
When
mer
pointed
to
-loose
restores
in
the
government
they
set
out
to
copy
them
1n
their
private
Uvea.
Today
law
was
being
compromised.
The
crime
wave
must
be
crushed
bu
what
was
worse
was
the
pollttca'
ineptitude
which
was
most
to
br
feared,
more
than
the
communist
a
citation
which
was
feeding
men
day
by
day
with
the
seeds
of
dls
Integration.
The
responsibility
for
a
chanw
waa
on
the
man
in
the
street.
He
mid
he
had
always
known
some
of
the
lmperfeettona
of
party
govern
ment.
It
mint
be
remembered
thn
Prince
Ruoert
was
a
pollUcu'
stronahold
but
even
here
the
citv
could
not
make
prattreas
except
or
x
ouainew
dasu.
in
me
umnagar
thev
had
the
spectacle
of
the
won-drfnl
Coldstream
ranch
poasibhr
havlng
to
be
sold
for
taxes
agalns
it.
The
sneaker
said
he
was
not
cri-
ItlclsinK
anyone.
All
had
shared
r
the
rnndition
to
which
they
had
ben
brouaht.
No
oartlculfr
government
ww
to
blamf
.
The
thtng
to
dr
rtw
wa
to
look
to
the
future.
"T
Is
im
to
us
to
supply
any
reraedv
and
a
look
forward
to
a
future
of
which
we
may
be
proud."
Speaking
of
Prince
Rupert
he
said
It
was
necessary
U)
get
together
and
work
for
(he
interests
of
the
northern
part
of
the
province.
Then
was
no
reason
why
the
artificially
forced
position
of
the
city
should
(tot
come
to
the
fore.
Municipal!)
the
city
had
done
wonders
but
hei
Industrial
position
was
disappoint-
ing.
The
city
would
have
to
use
sheet
force
in
bringing'
herself
to
a
Men
tion.
System
All
Itlglii
Mr
Brown
then
gave
voleeto
tHe
belief
that
there
was
ndthlng
wrohg
with
the
present
system.
It
had
oroduced
a
wonderful
standard
of
living.
It
had
to
be
curbed
and
eutded
but
he
believed
It
was
perfectly
sd
equate
to
care
for
all
conditions.
There
wai
thc
matter
of
employment
but
that
would
take
seven!1
vears
to
set
right
and
he
'feared
there
would
always
be
a
certain
amount
of
unemployment.
Speaking
then
of
the
Empire
and
i
the
Ottawa
Conference.
Mr.
Brown
exoressed
his
approval
of
the
idea
He
had
been
In
Ottawa
when
Mr
King
had
attacked
the
results
of
the
conference
and
he
had
carefully
followed
the
debate
but
he
did
not
think
Mr.
King
had
made
out
a
case.
He
acknowledged
some
of
the
tariffs
were
too
high
but
when
It
was
seen
that
tariffs
were
levelled
against
this
country,
such
as
the
recent
lumber
tariff
In
the
United
States,
it
was
time
for
the
people
of
the
Empire
to
offset
this
by
de
veloping
an
economic
life
of
their
own.
Already
n
decided
advantage
had
been
shown.
In
regard
to
International
debts.
i
He
felt
sure
the
.Economic
Conference
would
find
a
solution.
The
Do
minion
debt
was
then
referred
to
!und
the
suggestion
made
that
a
mpltal
levy
might
be
necessary
;
There
was
nothing
alarming
about
'
t
-
tat
T
f
II
mnbb
f
nr
Ika
anmmnn
canrwf
it
would
be
beef
that
It
should
come,
The
residue
would
bo
guarded
by
It.
The
future
was
charged
with
sians.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
March
a.
m
Haibld
Brown
Advocates
Gapital
'
Levy
If
'Necessary
and
Said
He
Saw
Development
About
to
Begin
(Continued
from
Par,e
1)
doubt
until
it
was
faced
both
nationally
and
internationally.
There
must
be
no
more
bands
of
financiers
handling
the
nffalrs
of
the
public
working
on
the
outside
and
the
Inside
fct
the
same,
yme.
People
were
not
cherublms
or
serauhlms
when
It
came
to
sacrifice.
The
Sermon
on
ivre
exhausted.
We
are
Just
about
'
the
mount
was
good
but
Mussolini
to
start
development."
the
speaker:
said
the
difficulty
was
they
had
to
PWNt.""lf
nfe'-Htrno't
move
forward
'tlub
the
people
Into
submission.
the
fault
Is
in
ourselves.
This
per-,
The
.man.
In
the,
street
was
.not
,
will-
tod
'is
not
as
danyertfus
as
the
days
.
ins
to
accept
Whit
was
be
A
for
the
'of
fllmSy
wealth
through
which
"we
i
community
nuated
a
f
cw
years
ago.
We
.
ha
ve
;
Turning
then,
to
the
mora
hopeful
ftdthlng
to
do
now
but
clarify
ourlslde.
the
speaker
drew
attention
to
Ideas
and
visualize
our
opportunl-'KusalS
with
-11140.000.000
"people
ties."
If
they
could
handle
the
situation
Governmental
locals
there
"with
mueiT
greater
problem
Mr
Brown
said
he
was
In
Italy
than
Canada'
had
to
face,
he
felt
when
the
Faclttc
state
was
for-
that
there
waa
as
much
genius
for
med.
There
wa
a
wonderful
whls-
Bovemment
In
Canada
and
in
pering
campaign
carried
on
which
Prince
Rupert
It
was
all
Tight
to
culminated
In
the
movement
of.-omoete
and
tde
with
the
Rua-
whlch
we
all
know.
The
country
Help
the4
(government
Mr.
Brd'n
Ictrgcd
(
that
whatever
overnment
was
In
power
should
receive
help.
No
problem
was
be-
ond
sdlutiofM
He-
wanted
td
see
a
Mttern
spirit
iVeveioped.
not
from
;
factional
viewpoint
but
there
mu
-i
e
naen
there
who
could
plead
their
rwn
cause
end
stund
on
their
own
feet.
It
was
necessary
to
develop
0rld
consciousness.
II;
wanted
ee
the
boards
of
trade
get
togeth
t
more
and
learn
of
each
other
foments.
The
question
of
employment
fur
he
youth
of
the
country
must
be
tckled.
There
was
a
growing
responsibility
which
was
a
tremrn-
dus
one.
He
was
glad
to
live
In
this
rime
a
no
puce
to
oe
a
iactor.
now-1
-ver
small,
in
the
working
out
of
I
hese
problems.
Technocracy
had
een
mentioned,
bnt
all
m'i
wV
I
it
their
own
problems
in
their
own
I
vay
poverty
of
aplrtt
was
worse
j
han
lack
of
bread.
It
the
oeople
of
he
count
rv
were
worth
thetr
sal'
'hey
must
cast
olf
their
self
enm-plt
Hiey
must
have
convictions
that
ranacend
materia)
things
and
torn
etr
nttenttnn
og
the
destruction
f
all
that,
stands
In
the
wav
of
na-'
tonal
service.
Mental
hyl-n
ws
eeessarv
to
make
the
people
into
old
and
original
men.
Mr.
Brown
said.
he
ws
not
orthodox
in
his
reltaion
bailie
moertM
very
man's
relletoits
convetiom
'if
was.
however.
Immersed
In
faith
"on!
tndav
were
wllttnw
and
racking
In
time
of
stress
beeauw
'hey
had
deoended
Upon
material
hinvs.lle
believed,
in
the
lanauaee
tf
the
boet.
that
the
whole
nnlverr
vas
a
HvirHT
Intelligent
anlrK
even
'o
the
tiniest
atom.
He
believed
in
'he
ereat
baht
nee
of
Jojr
am!
han-ess
In
dut.
He
'kereed
with
Vordsworth
that
"Bverv
flower
wtov
the
air
it
brfliles,,
He
ur-ed
the
ouiet
rnlUvatWtn
of
He
believed
the
worst
or
hedenrelon
emrWir
hd
n-"vd
and
they
were
on
the
road
to
tter
things.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total,
capacity
ZO.pOO
tons
Shipbuilders
'and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Y.lectrlc
and
Acetylene
vyeldlnr
SO-ton
Derrlrk
for
Heavy
M'l
Sawmill
and
AllnlngMachlnrry
Repaired
and
Overhauled
i
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SCOTTISH
FOOTBALL
Motherwell
Defeats
Kilmarnock
';.nd
Will
Play
Clyde
In
Sic
ml.
Pinal
Next
Week
GLASGOW,
March
8:01other-wrll
will
meet
Clyde
at
Ibro
Vlillr
Celtic
cUshru
with
Hearts
at
Hampden
Park
tin
March
18
'in
the
semi-finals
of
the
Scottish
Cup
series.
In
the
replayed
drawn
games
today
Celtic
defeated
Albion
by
three
goah
to
one
and
Hearts
defeated
the
Hibernians
two
to
nil
while
Motherwell
beat
Kilmarnock
eight
to
three.
Bridge
Played
by
BASKETBALL
Royal
Purple
at
,
NOT
SO
GOOD
E1S
LaSt
Niffht
;'"
a
Oamw
Played
I.a,t
E,.
enlng
Hallway
Roy
Ni
In
I
Ilct
of
I'orm
There
waa
a
good
crowd
the
Royal
MtpTe
Bridge
held
In
i
ha
Elks
Ilnme
last
night.
A
very
Tb
Koiaiu
took
the
c
n
r
a
enjoyable
evening
of
eard
follow-
to
J1
nnt
"
Ul
rular
e4
b,
reffoshmentt
to
the
tt"
t1'
lix'ur,,V
4612
"
""T"
Jonnaon
was
ine
only
or.-
-hai
prte-w4QMi
at
bM:
to
be
going
on
the
c
n
rA
Ladles'
flrst-Mra.
Jacooaon.
ro,
r,,,,
Ladles'
second-
Mrs.
Frltx.
..
tn
too
many
king
ail
Oenta
edond
C
Usggart.
Tt.t
committee
In
charge
Were:
Mesdaiaes
Jl
Menelcf.
B
W
11
User
oft,
B.
CUpp.
T.
Caroff.
British
Players
Are
Eliminated
Palm
Beach.
PU
Left
to
right.
Maui
een
or
-tit:
last
yaer's
winner
of
the
Florida
golf
chmpio
nship
with
Mim
Diana
Ptshwlek,
"British
golf
champion,
wr.o
is
competing
in
this
year's
FlorMa
tourney.
Miss
Ftshwlek
easily
won
her
first
match
by
eight
and
seven
over
Mrs
H
C
Kersten.
BADMINTON
PARTY
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
fa,n"
CT.!""y
"fl?
J!"0
OVbmm
and
Mrs.
ltodgao.
-w-
.
.
.1
lari
Ijadie
m
nt
nt
f!alhilral
Cathedral
Hall
Hall:
chased
at
e
Post
Off
ice
"News
Rtand.
325
Orariviile
St..
Vancouver.
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And
er
ib
ri.
,'Prlnce
George,
B.C
:
R.
W
Riley.
Terrace
B
O.
General
Store,
Anyox.
8mlthers
Drug
Store.
Bmltli-
ers.
B
O.
-
.
itots
Won
Tr
Chinticlir
Cllmrtllt
rttf
Hlh
rytry
fatket.
Your
ripe
Knows
OtJeu's
Qui
Pluet
beat
E.
Wilkinson
and
B.
Cap-stick,
9-15.
5-15
N.
Rogers
and
K.
Brewertoa
beat
Y.
Terrien
and
-Mrs.
Long.
17-14.
13-15.
15-7.
Mrs.
HaudenwhUd
and
Mrs.
Lamb
beat
V.
WraUull
and
M
Otbson.
7-16.
5-15
M.
Brewerton
and
I.
Corfaoota
15-12,
15-13
The
Moose
club
won
three
games
.
while
the
Rangers
won
two.
Last
evening
the
Prince
RaewrV
After
'the
matches
rsfreahsatriU
lUnger
Company
entertained
she
were
nreJ
nA
the
rest
of
the
Moose
ladies'
badminton
club
in
pvnlng
was
spent
sooJsUy.
Ihe
Cathedral
Kali.
A
series
of
mashes
were
playe
I.KJUII)
llEFIt!iSILMi;vrs
in
which
those
taking
part
ware:
Mrs.
Olbvm
and
D.
Hallinger
The
only
liquid
which
I
catt
non-beat
XI.
Brewerton
and
Miss
Pea-
estly
say
ejrer
inspired
me
Is
bath
ehy
6-15.
4-15.
water,
applied
externally.
-J.
B.'S.
ftiri
uTcrena
ana
airs,
uameron
liaidane
tsnoWn
toe
game
last
ni..:
ano
"their
usual
snappy
romhinatien
passes
were
lacking
Tii-
K.t.i,
on
the
other
hand
had
.vm
;
;);),
pisys
that
resulted
in
tht
n
..
ry
The
first
half
was
exr-r.
,M4;it
d
only
tv
points
v
ar.uln?
t-lto'teaaw
at
haHllme
in
th-
w.
W
half
the
Kslea
pl.iy.-i
.
:
.
;
;
around
the
other
team
as
;
sh
.vi
jThllv?
4e-SJ
victory
Johns..:;
hud
i
his
shooting
eye
last
nii;!i'
and
!
scored
Z4
of
the
CN
32
;m.t
Ctoex
was
high
man
for
the
Hutu
wtlh
II
i
The
Cardinals
step
nr
r.rt
:
ratare
ta
the
Ohrls'
league
bv
dr-feallng
the
Amaaons
last
i
,.
r
10
8
In
the
first
half
the
r.:
wrre
by
far
the
wprior
te
.m
bir.
only
managed
to
gain
a
s-pom:
lend
at
half
tune
In
the
u:trr
;iart
of
Uie
game
the
Am
im.i
.itarteo
to
retaliate
a
little
and
)!vr)e
the
game
was
tar
from
br-InK
a
cln-h
Bat
they
.arvl
v
n'nv
tnl'
a
little
late
and
her
the
ftntl
whwtle
blew
:h.
,,rd;-naU
had
a
lead
of
two
points
The
Intermediate
game
mm
alk-over
for
the
Tuxu
hhvlA
,t!:e
Warrior
13-H
The
T
ix
mfrr
d
-Id'
dly
on
In
their
gaine
and
v.
n
time
lr
the
game
w-r
tlr?
mhwnI.
The
w,;rrlor
on
c.he-hind
wne
lllnhtly
off
and
rnuia
n
i
seen
t
(
gr.lne
.n
..
f
ajrthia
haiBads
la-m
v)
nianv
line
t
.me
in
the
iweoi.
1
a!
!
rurcs
by
d
fasting
'he
iij-g
in
a
hard
letivh'.
c
ImllvMsul
Seflnr
Kal"n
Cms
II:
Mr
h
Winjh-am
4:
KeMey
U;
v
2
f'NBA
Styles;
Smit!:
4
J
w
Stalker
I
Morns
.
n
Urn-
ble
I
CaJdinals
Lowe
10.
St,i
Rii-
eft:
Hrourhu.
MeIllmole
Amstem
-Johnson
Riv1.
4
RPbrnei'S:
Morris
4;
Vsnr-
i)av:
rBK-ketM.
Tiotls-Morrison
4:
N
k
.
:
:i
Pwith
3:
Santnsbane
M
H.mi
I;
Moay
WarrtCsTsCetnadlna
3
Stefterurud
I;
Pbrbe
2
rick;
Hlckey
3
Meteors-
Arney:
vv.
Tflbat:
Allen
4:
Palm.'i
y
Morgan
4
Japanes.
Obato
N
k
Condo
1.
KW.tmota
(I
s
you
Roll
tDiir
Own"
Use
Owen's
fine
cut
cigarette
tobacco.
It
speeds
up
cigarette
ro!
1
ing
and
gl
ves
n
sweeter,
cooler,
more
fragrant
smoke.
The
brand
that
has
always
sold
on
its
merit.
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
C
I
GARETTE
TOBACCO
n(1
;
-mm
J
i;
K.'mut-
i.,bfl!
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
llnekey
l
eactie
De
trait
i,
Bosiaa
4
Toronto
3,
Montreal
7
Cansjdtens
1.
New
Yoik
Mned-cans
I.
'Ottawa
I,
Chicago
5
-Joan
MrRae
retuniei
the
as.
Prince
Rupert
th.
from
Wneouver
where
u
itskbig
op
a
Bonne
in
i
.:,!(.
(HI
::.
.:nit
lyrn