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02
IS
AGAINST
TITLES
The
issue
of
Saturday
Night
of
Toronto
of
February
3
contains
an
article,
by
George
G.
Nasmith
which
strongly
opposes
the
granting
of
titles
to
Canadians.
He
quotes
a
number
of
prominent
British
statesmen
who
consistently
refused
to
accept
titles
from
the
King.
After
meeting
the
various
arguments
in
favor
of
the
system
he
says:
i
Friday,
Feb.
16,
1934
Fundamentally
the
whole
business
of
honors
lends
it-j
self
to
trucking
and
trading,
because
in
the
final
analysis
'
recommendations
for
honors
have
to
be
made
by
governments,
and
governments
consist
of
individuals,
who
are
susceptible
to
influence.
It
cannot
be
otherwise.
Those
who
are
friendly
or
powerful
with
those
who
are
to
make
the
recommendations
for
honors
can
bring
pressure
to
bear
on
behalf
of
their
friends.
It
is
quite
obvious,
for
instance,
that
were
I
an
influential
friend
of
Mr.
Bennett
he
would
probably
pay
more
attention
to
my
opinion
than
he
would
to
a
man
of
similar
qualifications
and
judgment
whom
he
didn't
know
at
all.
''The
award
of
titles
is
not
going
to
help
Canada
to
alleviate
the
tension
which
already
exists
between
those
who
have
and
those
who
have
not.
Emphatically
now
is
not
the!-,.,,
I
.
is'
i
-i.;
t
i
,1
1
,
lvaic
unit;
lu
raise
uass
msuncuons.
anyone
wno
during
me
last
i
four
years
has
tried
to
read
the
signs
of
the
times
knows
vhat
a
revolution
in
ideas
has
been
coiner
on.
It
was
onlv
.
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b
m
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b:
b.
e.
b.
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b
rtf"i.
2
It
Takes
Time
to
I
Murray
Murdoch
Plays
400th
Consecutive
Gme
i
LJ
v
oia
Fit
Shoes
i
Properly
I
Aurel
Jolla;
is
id:
Uk-
ualy
inn;
mar
in
pio
!
-ey
Jo.iai.
who
will
-Mf
ji-ji.'
hi'
503th
game
for
Ca.
adkms
in
February,
has
a
rival
j;:
Murray
Murdoch
of
the
New
York
Rangers
who
recently
celebrated
his
450ih
consecutive
jame
in
Nrw
Y
It
playing
against
Ottawa
and
all
with
the
same
team.
Four
hundreo
games
of
ho
key
without
a
bn
jk'
Thai's
some
rewd
In
the
layout.
Butch
Keeling
'right
and
Earl
Siebert
'left'
ar?
testi
g
the
tensile
strength
and
iron
muscels
of
the
Iron
man.
Murdoch,
who
is
shown
again
in
the
inset
Murray
has
played
ho:key
for
the
past
eight
years
wi'.h
the
Rangers
along
with
ehlng
Johnson.
Bun
and
B1H
Cook,
and
Frank
BoucU-r.
During
that
time,
these
five
players
have
established
a
record
unequalled
in
hockey
history
Musketeers
and
Moose
in
Tie
For
Crib
Lead
The
Prince
Rupert
League
was
in
error
in
making
its
official
returns
on
Monday
night's
play,
showing
the
Empress
to
have
won
over
the
Musketeers
15
to
12
whereas,
actually.
It'
was
the
Musketeers
who
won
over
the
Empress.
The
standing
to
date,
therefore,
is!
as
follows:
I
'
Musketeers
Moose
P.
R.
Hotel
Grotto
Empress
Elks
Canadian
Legion
Oddfellows
.
O
Basketball
Standing;8
Senior
Iea;ue
W.
C.
N.
R.
A
6
Grotto
5
ns
1
Indies'
I-raeiie
j
Cardinals
8
Comets
4
the
realization
by
those
who
were
down
and
out
that
most
"
igh
8a?l
0
people
were
honestly
trying
to
do
their
share
in
alleviat-i,Ilgn
g,,
T
ing
conditions
that
stilled
the
hostility
to
things
as
they
I
warriors
'..'1.1'.
'a
are
and
prevented
a
more
aggressive
demand
that
they
be
Merchants
,
2
ngmeu.
"It
would,.
therefore,
seem
to
be
very
stupid
to
revive
once
more
an
archaic
system
of
class
distinction
which
we
can
do
without
in
Canada,
which
will
only
tend
to
create
a
system
of
castes
and
stir
up
class
antagonisms
that
we
cannot
afford
in
this
virile
young
country.
Junior
League
Scouts
5
Trojans
3
Scythians
3
Flashes
1
L.
2
3
7
0
4
8
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sciii:i)i!f.i:
February
20
Grotto
vs.
Empress.
February
22-
Leglon
vs.
Elks.
SOCIALISM
IS
CRUSHED
Fascist
Kule
Now
Looms
In
Austria
Following
Victory
of
Dolfuss
In
Civil
War
VIENNA,
Feb.
10:
Socialism
In
Austria
has
been
crushed
for
the
time
being
at
least
and
the
unhappy
post-war
republic,
which
repre
sents
the
remains
of
what
was
once
a
great
Empire,
appears
to
be
nf
the
threshold
of
Fascist
rule.
Thousands
of
Socialists,
defeated
In
lhe
four-day
civil
war
which
cost
thousands
of
lives
Including
those
of
women
and
children,
were
surrendering
to
the
forces
of
Chancellor
Dolfuss
throughout
the
city
yesterday.
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
Senior
League
tional
Recreation
Cribbage
Kalens.
24.
F.
75
75
72
70
G5
67
59
58
-Canadian
Na-Assoclatlon,
47:
Intermediate
League
High
School.
23;
Merchants,
25.
Ladles'
League
High
School,
4;
Cardinals,
12.
Junior
League
Flashes.
12;
Scythians,
1C.
Canadian
National
'
Recreation
A-J
Association
ran
rough
shod
over
00
i
the
Kaiens
in
the
Senior
Basketball
P.
12
10
2
1C
8
0
12
8
4
10
s
s
2
Legion
Has
Good
Lead
in
Billiard
League
Fixture
As
a
result
of
the
playing
of
four
out
of
six
matches
m
last
night's
Billiard
League
fixture.
Canadian
Legion
took
a
substantial
agregatc
lead
of
752
to
589
over
Empre
Individual
score
were
as
follows:
A.
Dcfaaki,
Emprtw.
185:
O.
P.
Tinker,
Canadian
Legion.
200.
M.
M.
McLmchtan,
81:
J.
J.
Judge.
200.
W.
E.
wmfceroft.
133;
Charlie
00
.League
last
night
with
the
latter
BpUft
200.
03
Fran
Aldrklge.
20O:
M.
M.
Lamb.
;
using
the
High
School
crew
in
or-
65
der
to
field
a
team.
Johnson
had
a
,5a-
70
1
field
night,
scoring
twenty
points.
r"
one
o
lhe
deferred
games.
68
D.
Morrison
returned
from
Anyox
Pete
Prltchard.
Empreas.
will
play
76ito
strengthen
the
transcontinental
A,e
Harvey.
Lesion,
tonight,
while
a
outfit
me
game
oi
jw.
E.
Young.
Empress.
i1
Cardinals
swamned
the
Student
ivs-
Alex
Murray.
Legion.
-will
be
in
a
one-sided
Ladies'
League
n,ft5rt'd
tomorrow
night.
fixture
14-4.
wcirmrn
games
oi
wmiam
Stu-
Hlih
School
bovs
were
luekv
to
art-
EI'
v
El
Batt.
Grotto,
and
win
out
in
their
Intermediate
'""""y
oaunoers
vs.
jonnny
May
aame
with
the,
Merchants.
It
was
from
Tuesday
nlnhfs
fixture
of
forty
seconds
to
go
when
Blake
of
the
Merchants
called
time
out
to
stop-
the
scoring
streak
of
the
Stu
dents
lwth
the
count
standing
25-24
j
In
favor
of
the
Retailmen.
A
technical
shot
was
awarded
the
stu
dents
and
Nakle
missed
the
oppor
tunity
to
tie
up
the
game.
From
the
toss
up
Nakle
passed
to
Moxley
who
sank
the
winning
basket
and
Kazu
sewed
up
the
game
a
second
later
with
another.
The
Merchants
should
have
won
and
they
outscored
the
Students
in
the
second
canto.
Half
time
score
was
17-11.
Scythians
defeated
the
Flashes
In
a
Junior
fixture
1C-12.
Senior
League
C.
N.
R.
A.
i47)-Johnson
i20).
D.
Morrison
5,
J.
Morrison
0i.
C.
Smith,
Stile
12).
E.
Smith
4.
Kalens
24i
Mitchell
8.
B.
To-bcy,
Davles
i.
Moxley
8,
Naka-
moto
'7.
Intermediate
League
'
High
School
Miller,
Nakamoto
lli.
Canterbane
8,
Davles
2).
Tobey.
Moxley
7i,
M6rgan
28.
MerchantsArmstrong
(4),
Tal-
mer,
Blake
9,
Naylor
3,
Suehlro
1.
Campbell
(8)
25.
Ladles'
League
High
School
E,
Davis,
Ellison,
Ritchie
(4),
Blaine,
Turgeon,
T.
Davis,
Mussallem
4.
Cardinals
stone,
Lowe
U3),
E.
Morris,
Brand,
Boddle
0),
Rlvett
14.
Junior
League
Flashes
12)
Palmer
3),
Mc-Phee
3).
Hill,
McMcekln
(0),
Ritchie.
Fulton,
Crornp.
Scythians
MO)
Montessano
(4).
Oillls.
Murray
0),
Comadina.
Do-
mlnato
(0)
this
week
arc
also
still
outstanding
Results
of
Bridge
Play
Last
Night
Orbtto
and
Cold
Sloraee
Win
Over
I
Oddfellows
and
Swift's
Results
of
last
night's
play
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League:
Orotto,
5753;
I
O.
O.
F
.
5550,
Swift's,
5820:
Cold
Storaqe,
7281.
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(at
a
mmm
Iwn
trvty
it
otai(
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you'll
girlifl
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u
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TAe
a
pood
look
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the
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is
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in
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but
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and
rontcnirme!
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is
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woman?
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Oil
Burner
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in
vour
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nd
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give
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tttaily,
et
tn
ltjt
hkb
you
can
adjust
or
rrguUie
bj
the
turn
of
a
lve.
No
Ubour,
no
watching
and
absolute!
safe.
Hums
cheap
fuel
oil.
I
ach
bur
net1
is
gu
aran:etd
in
writing
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years.
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Glow
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