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Thursday,
Jan.
24,
1934
THE
BARD
OF
SCOTLAND
(By
Neil
Lang)
are
rraa
ana
ws
songs
sung.
His
"Hell
ha-
misfortunes
great
an
simply
expressed
but
sound
nhll
wufcy
of
.
the
universal
brother
v
T
H
E
sma.
'But
aye
a
heart
abane
them
a'
hood
of
man
is
meditated
uaon.
"Hell
be
a
rrHit
i
72iis
latter
mere
particularly
in
"We'll
a
be
prood
o'
Robin.
uivc
uie
prrsju
wnen
H
IS
clearly
dlscern'ble
that
an
exten-
Rollln
time
has
amDlv
Ituttlfipri
the
prophesy.
THE
LONG
VIEW
PAYS
Eprinc
proves
that
It
poyi
6
look
ohod
and
mak
proviiion
for
unknown
Mur
ntdi
wSn
one
It
obit.
Regular
dpoit
In
a
Savingi
Account
toon
accumulate.
The
money
It
alway
ready
for
uie,
and
it
never
depreciates
in
value.
ROY
ALBA
N
K
OF
CANADA
-s
LEADS
IN
3.00
0.00
1.40
.25
02
BILLIARDS
(irottu
Willi
Four
Games
So
Tar
In
Tuesday's
Fixtuie
Without
Allowlnr
tit
One
As
a
result
of
the
playing
of
four
out
qf
tlx
games
In
Tuesday
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
be-tween
Orotto
and
Elks,
the
tobacconists
nave
an
agsregate
lead
to
date
of
800
to
C59.
Individual
scores
jo
far
have
been
as
follows!
Don
Brown,
Orotto,
200;
C.
P.
Balatjno,
Elks,
197.
Earl
Batt,
200;
Harry
Menaie.
102.
Bert
Morgan,
200;
J.
Doherty,
ffl.
B,
p.
Maedonald,
200;
John
Bui-PT,
IDS.
names
of
George
Howe,
Orotto,
vs.
t,
William
wiwsn
Btuart,
oman.,
Elks,
raxs,
and
ana
John
jonn
The
extraordinary
esteem
in
which
Robert
Burns
is
'May
vs.
Ellis
Morris
have
yet
to
held
bv
his
countrymen
is
well
revealed
in
the
following
1
Pkyed-story.
A
minister,
endeavoring
to
bring
spiritiial
cnsolaL'
,nadlf1,
Lelon
and
tion
to
an
old
sick
Scotswoman,
asked
for
her
Bible
that
SnSShi.SS
he
might
read
to
her.
"0"
she
said,
"My
dochter
has
it
'follows
:
awa'
wi'
.her
but
just
ye
reach
up
by
the
fireside
and
ve'll
I
-
p-
Tinker.
Canadian
Legion,
lindane
Just
as
guld."
The
ministers-
reached
up
and
took
down
a
copy'slon
0I
the
principles
or
human
tni
,
!
brotherhood
Is
tte
only
hope
for
.The
secret
of
the
poets
popu-'
.
.
the
continuance
of
L
human
clvill-that
larity
is
not
hard
to
discern.
It
Is
he
was
a
man
of
the
people
;
nation,
who
wrote
for
them
In
a
manner
i
"For
a'
that
and
a'
that
which
they
understood.
Their
"It's
coming
yet
for
a
that
common
Joys
and
sorrows,
their
"That
man
to
man
the
world
o'er
htfmble
aspirations,
their
heart-
"Shall
brothers
be
for
a'
that,
felt,
inarticulate
yearnings
toward
Possibly
Burns'
greatest
gift
to
........
...
.
.
t
It
II
Knt4ir
nn
0
"
i
.voov.u
in
existence
uui
ouen
weuuea
to
with
the
ability
to
colthe
his
words
coarse
and
vulgar.
The
poet
thoughts
In
simple
and
dignified
wrote
verses
worthy
of
the
er-
language.
His
songs
and
poems
are
qulsite
melodies
and
so
has
pre
the
mirror
of
Scottish
life
and
served
for
Scotland
and
the
world
character.
Burns
least
of
all
men
a
wealth
of
sons
lacking
which
we
A!i3!&i
-
-
should
be
poor
indeed.
0
wad
some
Power
the
glftle
The
Scots
are
proao
of
Burns
e'e
us
but
not
with
a.
selfish
pride.
They
"Tae
see
oorsels
as
ithers
see
realize
that
he
belongs
to
the
US.
wnrlH
nn
1as
thin
tn
SrrHorr;
XT
a
Is
better
revealed
in
such
poems
land.
as
The
Cotter's
Saturday
Ni?ht"
Burns
wrote
a
song
concemlne
or
'Tarn
'O
Shanter"
than
in
the
an
incident
which
occurred
at
his
tom?s
of
the
historian.
own
birth.
He
pictures
the
old
Burns'
Brotherhood
Needed
pae-wlfe
looking
down
at
him
As
each
25th
of
January
dawns
when
a
new-born
Infant
In
his
E'otsmen
the
world
over
unite
in
cradle
and
then
looking
far
Into
remembering
the
Bard.
His
poems
the
future
vs.
A,
Donald.
Empress
J,
J.
Judge
vs.
M,
M.
McLaehlan.
Alex
Murray
vs.
M,
E.
Vouns.
Charles
Baptie
vs.
W.
E.
Willis-croft
Alex
Harvey
vs,
Pete
Prttchard.
M,
M.
Lamb
vs.
J.
Sutherland.
Billiard
Averages
O.
TU.
Ave.
J
8.
D.
Maedonald
IO)
3
COO
200
M.
McLaehlan
(Em
2
400
200
J.
Sutherland
(Ernpl
5
989
108
P.
Pritchard
(Em
8
1572
197
D.
Brown
Oi
9
1756
195
J.
May
0
8
1540
193
C.
P.
Balagno
I
Elks
9
1735
193
Boy
Fong
IE)
2
386
193
J.
Judge
CL
2
3?5
193
C.
Baptie
iCL)
8
1534
192
jW.
Willlscroft
(Em)
6
1144
191
JO.
P:
Tinker
CL)
.8
1529
191
,M.
M.
Lamb
(CL)
6
1122
187
E.
Batt
(O)
9
1670
ISC
!J.
Doherty
(Elks)
7
1278
183
O.
Howe
IO)
7
1283
183
IF.
Aldrldge
(Em)
8
1450
181
iW.
Stuart
(Elks)
8
1432
179
J.
Bulger
(Elksi
9
1605
178
c.
Youngman
CL)
7
1245
178
W.
E.
Hutson
(O)
.
6
1038
173
W,
Ranee
(CD
1
172
172'
B.
Morgan
IG
9
1529
170
iJ.
Saunders
(Elks)
7
1216
1C9
L.
Raabe
(Emp.)
1
ICS
166
A,
Harvey
(CD
7
1132
162
A.
Murray
(CD
7
1127
161
M.
E,
Young
(Em)
.
8
1290
161
E.
Morris
(Elks)
1
160
160
H.
Menzle
(Elkj)
9
14JQ
157
A.
Beale
(Emp)
2
305
153
W.
Lamble
(Elks)
..
.2
287
144
A.
Zadaroskl
(G)
.1
138
138
KII.LIAUI)
SCHEDULE
January
25
Legion
vs.
Empress.
January
30
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
February
1
Legion
vs.
Elks.
February
6
Elks
vs.
Empress.
February
8
Orotto
vs.
Legion.
February
13Elks
vs.
Orotto.
February
15
Empress
vs.
Legion:
February
20Orotto
vs.
Empress.
PREVENT
CANVASS
Ontario
Taking
Action
to
Stop
Brokerage
Canvass
by
Long
Distance
TORONTO,
Jan.
25:-Oeorge
A.
Drew,
Ontario
securities
commissioner,
acting
on
complaints
against
,
Montreal
brokerage
firms,
says
in
terprovlnclal
reciprocity
may
be
1
adopted
to
prevent
brokers
in
other
j
provinces
canvassing
prospects
In
Ontario
by
long
distance
telephone.
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
tn
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty,
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
B.C.
IS
GIVEN
DECISION
Harney
Koss
Out.inW
Ititty
rr-trulle
in
Tea
Kouiuls
at
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Jan,
25:-Fii;htln
at
the
New
York
Coliseum
here
last
night,
Barney
Ro&s,
world's
lightweight
champion,
was
awarded
a
ten-round
decision
over
.Hilly
Petrolic,
veteran
welterweight
title
contender.
No
title
was
at
stake.
The
Chicago
fighter
had
things
his
own
way
throughout
the
bout.
Grotto
Wins
Oyer
j
Swift's
in
Bridjm
r
I
tWiMMird
fianie
Played
un
Tues-day
Night
To
Score
f
5741
j
T
3707
In
a
postpon?d
Bridge
League
fixture
on
Tuesday
night,
Orotto'
defeated
Swift's
by
tha
close
score
of
5744
to
5707.
This
makes
he
standing
of
eahs
to
date
as
follows:
O.
Ttl.
Ave.
Orotto
Swift's
Cold
Storage
Oddfellows
.
13141
6571
12404
6202
10249
5125
99(5
4958
Has
Skated
Down
Welland
River
For
Seventy-Four
Years
RIVER
BEND,
Ont..
Jan.
25:
For
the
seventy.fourth
year
In
succession,
Wilson
Chambers
skated
down
the
Welland
River
to
Welland,
,a
distance
of
ten
miles,
yesterday
using
a
pair
of
Dutch
skates
ow
hundred
years
old.
BRIDGE
SCHEDULE
January
25-
Orotto
vs.
I.
O.
D.
F..
Swift
vs.
Cold
Storage.
February
1
Orotto
vs.
Swift,
Cold
Storage
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
February
8
Orotto
vs.
Cold
Storage,
Swift
vi.
I.
O,
O.
F.
February
15
Orotto
vs.
T.O.O.F
'
Swift
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Today's
Weather
southwest
wind;
sea
moderate.
,
Dead
Tree
Point
Showery,
Huhi,
1
1
i
Triple
Island
Raining,
stronri
fouthwest
wind:
barometer.
29.72,
lemperature.
45;
light
swelL
Terrace
Raining,
iouth
wind.
36;
Alyansh
Raining,
south
wind,
35;
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
36,
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
34.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Smlthcrs
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake-
Dull,
calm,
35:
STOCK
CLEAN-UP
SPECIALS
12
Guairc
Shot
Shells
2
boxes
Aff
f0l.
?AUO
Briritre
Lambs
$4.65
shade
.
Children's
Sleds
at
cost
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Place
to
Shop
PHONE:
3
f,
The
Letter
Box
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of
the
Halda
Nation.
SkidegaU''
Mission.
.
TAKE
GOLD
OF
RUSSIA
Soviet
Yellow
.Meld!
Welcomed
U.
S.
Mini
Yesterday
Price
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flroi
two
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its
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25,
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Batik!
Thousimls
of
ilepositon.ifi'th'e
JUnk.of
Montrcil
from
coast
to
cast,
arr
Voh-
;'
critulatinc
themselves
on
thir
fortsicht.
in
hiving
saved
regularly.
Today
thev
are
reaping
the.
reward
of
tlii
tli'nftf
What
comfort
and
iirisfaction
one
en
joys
with
m'pAey
laid
aside
lifelyaruls
earning
intercu.in
a
saving
acounfij
Stan
a
savings
atcount
at
the
nearest
Branch
of
the
Hank
of
Montreal,
and
sve
and
deposit
feguliffy
to
build
up
a
cash
reserve
against
future
necessities
and
to
be
prepared
for
future
pponunitiei.
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We
the
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Nation
very
much
1
jN-t
"J'f
MU
.Me-
lo
our
regret
learn
that
Rev
James
Caffery
In
Clurgr
Olllett.
Indian
Agent
for
Queen
,
.
.
CharlotU
IsUnds,
has
resigned
his
.fT,.ielire?u'
LWMllnL1
,of
tho
U"
pjjoo
dies
Music
Club
was
held
yesterday
Rev.
James
Otlletfa
reason
for
f'??,'
e
'Tt
0t
MrS
M!
resigning
Is
that
the
work
has
been
f,,
U'U,Av(TUe;
,lh
m
too
much
for
him
to
handle
alone.
M"f"e,1
McCaX
f'ge
o(
a
dt"hW"
of
Run-
program
the
denartment
rtfuilnu
to
rant
nlm
any
extra
help.
We
consider
TV
,
'f'0
l?ie
i-
"rs
UtU
very
unfair,
as
the
other
a
gen-
f'"
Lx,
McIlosh-
n
ftnd
Ern
eles.
half
a.
large
as
hi,
agency,
are
ch,a'r
'
allowed
twice
as
much
help
and
nll
"
"
the
b"
s
ncc
of
Mr-
Da,ton
twUe
the
expense
Never
in
the
history
of
the
Hal-
f"'
toternt-
das
have
Ihey
needed
the
help
and
dSy
nnd
5'n
the
fthf
ubJtf1
advice
advice
of
of
Rev.
Rev.
Jamo,
James
Olllrtt
Olllett
more
m
0nx
Uluslmtlvc
proyrnm
was
then
given:
endeavoring
to
cure
their
Iran-
Z.
l
'
chise.
and
petition,
and
telegrams
"Jn
!'"llh-
,
.
have
gone
to
Victoria
and
Ottawa
ln
f';
AnUietn
from
the
Islands
asking
that
Rev.
e"'
,.
.
Pl,
w
James
OlIMt
reconsider
his
rcsig-
uf"
.M,'
Wa,lz
,choln.
nation
and
br
given
more
help
un-
,
!
'
,
til
such
time
as
the
llaWa.
secure
,
J'0"",."?1
.
h
Dnw"
their
franchise.
ThU
whole
matter
ZZ
V'
"
Nc
of
Rev.
Jame.
OlUett
luvlng
had
to
May
n'"
J
-end
In
lus
resignation
has
tho
odor
PV,nft
'irt
.
.
.
of
the
white
man,
so'callcc.
uZfiT
1
vocai
oio,
"Polish
Mrs.
K.
Anderson.
Kxdiariffc
Kales,
New
Anthem,"
OulUr
solo,
"Polish
Dance"
j
iWleniawskli.
Miss
E.
Currlr.
Piano
duet,
"Hungary"
C.
Koel-jllng).
Mrs.
Hartlett
and
Mrs.
Stam-
ford.
Tea
was
served
at
the
close,
those
pouring
being
Mrs.
R.
E.
Mr
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod.
Servltcuri
were
iwo
uniies
and
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
washinoton,
D.c.
Jan.
25:
I
1
(,rH
and
Montreal
Secretary
of
the
Trealury
Henry
j
MnMnn1;,
MorKanthau
has
owned
the
federal..,
.
NI"EAL-
Jan'
25:-
ll;C
Brl-
mints
to
Soviet
Russian
sold
on
theirlrunu
U'rll"S
'JJ1"
at
.
.
.
..
.
.
..
1
$5.024
on
tho
innfii
...i
same
oasis
as
goia
rcceivea
iromi-i,.
:
"
rx-
other
nations.
if
""
Bmafket
ywlerday
and
the
The
United
States
Treasury
price
i
?,
.,.,,ollar
nt
-10.
of
gold
yesterday
was
$34.47
per
"".''".
25:
CP-
The
ounce
as
cdmpared
with
tho
Cnna-
r4
n
,"
PunJ
.
lrllnjc
sow
at
I
dlari
,
4
price
of
$33.47."
7
(previous,
on
,u
the
8f
local
f,,0,h
foreign
thc
W
X-I
DDIIVIPIDI
17
idonar
LTT
I
'Alii
LlLl
I
French
franc
at
$
02CW.
T
he
r.
Ur
(JUulAu!
adUn
di,ar
o,hc
This
is
How
Saskatchewan
Wheat
Pool
Would
Meet
Aereement
l
or
Wheat
Limitation
JIFOINA,
8ak
Jan,
25:
It
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pact
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of
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