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M
02
Tuesday.
March
.13,
1934
's
THE
B.
C.
BUDGET
The
feature
of
the
1934
British
Columbia
budget
introduced
by
Hoii.
John
Hart
yesterday
was
the
announcement
that
the
government
would
ask
for
authority
to
refund!
the
B.
C.
debt
at
a
rate
to
be
set,
probably
from
three
to
j
three
and
a
half
percentThis
is
following
out
the
hustings
j
iirninispd
nf
l'rpmiov
Pnffulln
It
10
in
1
one.
The
disparity
between
income
and
expenditure
'hap,
Sf.S1'
been
so
great
that
the
difference
could
not
be
made
up
ininansew
one
year.
It
is
possible
that
before
the
end
of
the
fiscal;
Boston
year
recovery
will
have
been
sufficient
to
almost
wipe
out!
me
(leucit.
TAXATION
LIGHTENED
No
new
taxes
have'
been
imposed
under
the
budget
scheme
but
instead
of
that
there
has
been
a
lightening
of
taxes
on
some
people
who
are
least
able
to
nav.
A
married
Uian
has
$1,000
exemption,
$400
of
which
is
for
being
a!sn:ha'
married
man.
Single
men
are
given
exemption
up
to.$G00:rt
pert
i
nai
eliminates
ine
one
percent
tax
on
men
and
women
earning
less
than
$50
a
month.
This
is
a
considerable
re-duction-for
those
who
need
it
badly.
EXPENDITURES
REDUCED
Following
out
the
public
demand
for
economy
in
the
public
service
the
sum
of
one
million
dollars
has
been.
lop-ped
from
the
estimated
expenditures,
this
sum
about
balancing
the
decrease
in
revenue.
A
very
difficult
situation
seems
to
have
been
met
by
Hon.
John
Hart
in
.a
fairly
satisfactory
manner.
It
Wns
CHURCH
NOTICES
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
MISSION
During
ihls
week
masses
will
be
at
7
and
8
a.m.
and
evening
service
at
7:30
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
special
service
for
children
at
3:45
.prh.
One
of
the
features
of
the
Mission
wlllie
the
Question
Box
at
the
evening
service
The.
Missionary
will
be
glad
to
.answer
any
questions
concernlng-Cathollc
teaching
Non-Catholics
cordially
invited
An
exciting
softball
-game
was
Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Games
Ottawa
2,
Canadlens
3.
New
.Yokj
Americans
,5,Toronto
Sunday
Games
Montreal
7,
New
York
Rangers
3.
Chicago
2,
Detroit
3.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
posed
to
be
taken
by
other
western
provinces
and
also
by
jjAontreal
19
the
Dominion.
If
it
goes
through
it
will
lift
a
tremendous
Canadlens
.21
load
from
the
taxpayers
and
be
the
first
step
toward
mak-
Americans
15
ing
the
province
solvent.
.Ottawa
13
It
was
inevitable
that
the
budget
could
nnt
ho
n
kilnnwrl
i
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
9
11
1C8
112
10
17
112
115
6
19
96
0G
10
20
97
119
5
21
103
131
American
Division
23
18
10
14
10
11
8
5
13
108
95
1C
82
74
18
111
118
26
96
123
SPORT
CHAT
Play-off
games
between
Grotto,
winner
of
the
first
half
of
the
sea-
arid
Canadian
Legion,
winner
feared
that
taxes
would
have
been
increased
but
doubtless!
ketbaii
championship
of
Prince
Ru
ine
government
realized
that
this
would
not
be
in
the
public
interest
at
present.
15-10.
THE
DAILY
NEWB
SPORT'
SOFTBALL
EXCITING
Contest
Foued
InUi
1C
IimiitKs
He-tore
rtck-Ups
Were
Able
to
JJefeatGruttu
PLAY
DREW
BIG
CROWD
City
liadminton
CliaiiiiltiiNhl
Decided
Last
.Night
About
one
hundred
and
people
witnessed
the
final
played
at
the
Canadian
National
games
In
the
city
championship
Recreation
Association
grounds
on
badmnton
tournament
last
night
Sunday
afternoon,
the.
contest-be-
at
the
I.0.
D.
E.
Hall.
In
the
"A"
lng
forced
Into
sixteen
Innings
he-
finals,
as
the
scores
indicate,
the
f
rtA
n
on
m
lrnMi
ne
llio
T5t
t
Ttc
fTfl
TYIOQ
U'PVo
VAru
rtAcnltr
rrn
t
act
Art
uut
jii
wuv)
wng
Mttvi
uii"
I
v.
umuim
iu
a
itv
ov
Ul
10
settled
weather,
there
.was
not
a
very'
large
crowd
present
so
no
collection
was
taken
up.
At
the
end
of
the
ninth
ilnnlng
.the
score
stood
one
all.
At
the
end
of
the
thirteenth
It
was
four
-all,
the
dividing
run
being
made
In
the
sixteenth.
Jack
Lndsay
was
the
ptcher
throughout
the
game
for
the
Orotto.
Len
Raabe
pitched
the
first
five
innings
for
the
PIck-Ups,
Ronnie
Pitcher
the
next
four
andiBill
Stone
the
last
seven.
:
The
line-ups
were
as
follows:
i
Orotto
Bob
Tobey
rf..
Jack
Lindsay
p.,
Ernie
Ratchford
lb..
I
Bill
Nelson
.2b..
Postulo,
lf
George
Hill
cf..
Dave
Geddes
c,
George
$5.00
Howe
ss..
Scoop
Bury
:3b.
.10
,
Plck-Ups
Mike
Budlnlch
c.
Len
?lRaabe
p..
R.
Gillies
lb..
Cliff
Cam-3.00
eron
:2b.,
Walter
Steffensrud
ss.,
g.00
Nek
Chenoski
3b..
J.
Campbell
rf.,
Bill
Gamble
cf..
Orme
Stuart
If.
were
as
follows:
"A"
'.Division
Mixed
doublesMrs.
J.
II.
Horton
and
W.
Bryant
beat
Miss
B.Thompson
and
W.
Tobey
15-12.
13-18,
15-10.
Men's
singles
W.
Tobey
beat
C.
I
J.
Norrington
15-11,
15-6.
Men's
doubles
W.
Bryant
and
W.
Cross
beat
G.
Mitchell
and
J.
Horton
15-12,
15-6.
rB"
Division.
Men
S
Slnelex
L.
Murrinrlr
hp
it
P.
Peterson
15-4,
17-14.
.Mixed
doubles
Miss
,M.
McKay
and
T.
Bussanlch
beat
Miss
Y.
Ter-
rlen
and
L.
Murdock
15-8,
15-8.
Basketball
Buzz
clean
brand
of
basketball
whlrh
was
well
received
by
the
thousand
attending
fans
at
the
week-end
men's
and
girls'
series
here.
Brick
Skinner
once
again
proved
that
he
Is
the
best
referee
in
this
town.
Says
our
correspondent).
R.
Swanson.
who
learned
hi
59
1
basketball
at
the
Calgary
Technical
8
School,
was
the
spark
plug
in
the
48
1
first
pnmp
nf
tt-
rU,
It1,..,.
..
I
O
-
.....
.
Ir
n
U.
I.
40
'
treat
to
see
how
he
handled
the
3
smelter
crew.
This
Swanson
Is
plenty
good
the
brains
of
the
56
team
so
to
speak.
47
!
Don
McLeod
who
played
down
In
46
thlstown
when
your
correspondent
31
was
still
In
kindergarten
proved
a
CONFERENCE
!
ON
DEFENCE
llrltMi
Imperial
Arms
Parley
Plan-lied
Prior
to
World
Gathering;
To
lie
Held
Next
Year
Naval
Bill
Passes
Utilise
of
Commons
Approves
In.
creased
-Outlay
'Wanlilp
Construction
LONDON.
March
13:
After,
hearing
a
proposal
that
an
Imperial
Defence
Conference
be
held
between
the
Mother
Country
and
the
various
Dominions
prior
to
Uie
'
,
world
naval
conference
planned
In
.
i
be
held
In
1935.
the
House
of
Com
mons,
by
an
overwhelming
majority
w.
nhiP
inu-m
5
to
4-wrdirt
nver,
while
keen
-nlnvina
rhametrii
I
yctcrday.
passed
the
government
s
the
regular
Orotto
team.
Hie
game!
the
games
.throughout
the
evening.
aval
"rLljTi'Sr
.
increase
ol
3.000,000
over
lut
year
i.
i
i
t
lt,..
j,
i
i
the
Public
Librury-uew
book
cam-
equally
as
keen
and
excellent
bad-j
"h,ch
0U,Ul
bfr,n
thc,,hlltlsh
nMjr
closer
to
sireiiKin.
rni...,
m
r,lt
ii
in
nr,i
or,
nn
.
I
min
inn
wd
s
-Hi.i.
.
ri
Th.
nnrv-!
ueaty
The
suggestion
was
offered
to
the
House
that
the
Imperial
naval
Ladies'
slngles-MUs
C.
Mitchell!
.;
7
Z
I
fr
drtf
nln
beat
Miss
B.
Thompson
11-5.
11-0.
,the
Pur'w$?
of,
I
mln,mum"aVa
8tte"th
,0r
U
Ladles'
doubles-Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Miss
F.
Cross
beat
Miss
M.
Mc-!
J
"
'VttUt
'
lhat
the
should
now
be
Kay
and
Mrs.
J.
II
iinrton
15.7
.Dominion,
.
.
i
n
a
nn&ltlon
to
contribute
on
a
larger
scale
to
naval
defence.
While
the
government
lias
announced
that
it
has
been
forced
by
the
diffidence
of
other
nations
to
accept
disarmament
proposals
to
adopt
a
policy
of
increasing
Its
own
defences,
hopes
are
still
expressed'
In
many
quarters
that
Great
Brl-
tain
may
yet
succeed
In
Its
effort
j
towards
bringing
about
general
dls-!
armament
In
the
interests
of
world
W
Murray
15-0,
13-18,
15-11.
,
peace.
Men's
doubles
W.
Murray
and1.
.7
TT
T.
Bussanlch
beat
P.
Mcintosh
and
oUkM
Damage
Done
In
Downtown
Block
By
Fire
Yentorday
Damage
estimated
at
about
$25,
j
protected
by
Insurance,
was
clone!
i
by
fire
which
broke
out
at
2:301
vesterday
afternoon
In
the
llrlmr;
quarters
of
William
Inglls
In
the
I
Pattullo
Block
on
Second
Avenue.
I
he
fire
was
caused
by
a
defective
j
fireplace
Uniting
and
crcenlnelnio
uuui
uranoy
qumieis
displayed
a
-ne
ceiling,
considerable
lath
and
(
piaster
naa
to
dc
removea
oy
the
firemen
in
getting
at
the
flames.
capable
coach,
handling
the
team
j
Editor.
Dally
News:
uue
tne
veteran
he
Is.
He
was
quite-
please.
Mr.
Lundmark.
let
us
tell
satisfied
In
the
way
he
and
his
the
whole
truth.
The
Orand
Coun-teams
were
treated
during
their
icll
neleets
the
400
to
he
submitted
stay
In
town,
Billiard
Association
team
day.
The
Calderone
brothers,
Tony
and
Fred,
turned
in
a
good
game
on
Friday
but
Tony
was
on
the
injured
list
with
Swanson
so
onlv
second
half,
for
Prince
Ru-
played
part
of
the
game
on
Sa'tur-
cnampionsnip
nonors
win
De
piayea
Bonny
Currie.
who
formerly
tonight
and
Thursday,
line-ups
be-
played
for
the
Big
Four
squad
here
ng
announced
as
follows:
Don
Brown,
Orotto,
vs.
Alex
Mur
ray,
Canadian
Legion.
George
Howe
vs.
Jack
Judge.
Earl
Batt
vs.
Charlie
Baptie.
John
May
vs.
Alex
Harvey.
.
Bert
Morgan
vs.
C.
L.
Youngman
S.
D.
Macdonald
vs.
M.
M.
Lamb
An
aggregation
of
local
batket-
ballers,
who
claim
the
all
star
bas-
PRICE
OF
SILVER
NEW.
YORK,
Marth
13:
CP
Bar
silver
closed
at
46J4C
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Today's
quotation
was
4G1ic.
but
Is
now
playing
for
Anyox,
much
i
Charter
.
to
our
sorrow,
turned
in
a
whale
of
itt
game,
even
If
he
was
bounced
for
!
personals
In
both
games
local
boy
1
makes
good,
so
to
speak.
pert
between
the
years
1922
and
playing
a
whale
of
a
onm
nn
fh
1930,
have
Issued
a
challenge
to
day.
meet
the
Canadian
National
Re-
Santerbane
surely
upset
the
old
creation
Association,
reigning
city
applecart
on
Saturday.
Let's
hope
champions,
in
a
game
to
be
played
he
repeats
the
stunt
up
at
Anyox
In
the
near
future,
proceeds
to
go
stiles
Frl-
n?ver
got
up
steam
on
The
Letter
Box
BUSINESS
DOES
NOT
NEED
OPPOSITION
to
a
plebiscite
from,
a
list
of
1000
nominees
from
the
rank
and
file
of
the
syndicates.
The
Orand
Council's
power
to
add
Is
limited
to
any
outstanding
personality.
The
syndicates
are
open
to
all
workers
with
the
exception
of
notorious
conspirators
against
the
re
gime.
(Article
22-23
of
the
Labor
Coiporatlvlsm
Is
like
a
great
business,
the
national
business.
Is
there
any
business
concern
run
with
an
official
opposition?
Labor,
cauital
uua
uiuies
surely
sank
Rupert's
j
and
technique
are
called
to
co-op-hopes
when
he
snared
those
four-
Urate
In
the
best
Interests
of
the
teen
points
on
Friday.
He
showed
nation.
They
do
not
need
opposl-the
locals
how
to
make
points.
I
tlon
speeches.
Wally
Johnson
was
the
whole'
The
dualism
of
employers
'.and
show
In
this
series
as
he
ran
the
employed,
of
exploiters
and
ex-
;nure
ousines
and
finished
off
byiploitcd,
of
Nominators
and
domln
ated,
in
other
words,
the
class
struggle,
,1s
substituted
by
concerted
action
and
co-ordinated
effort
In
the
Interest
of
the
whole.
The
premier
of
Italy
Is
the
chief
head
of
the
government
and
also
io
uic
rruice
uuperiruouc
i.iDrary
day
but
he
had
nlnlv-nn
Knttir-'
)hr
ehnlrmnn
nf
thu
Ornnrl
Pni.n
new
book
fund,
The
challenging
day.
Kce.p
It
up,
Albert,
as
you'll
be
!
ell.
Dictatorship?
No.
It
was
gran-team
is
to
be
coached
by
3adly
needed
at
the
smrlter
centre.
'
ted
for
five
vears
onlv
bv
the
Klnir
George
W.
Johnstone
.and
consists
Billy
Lamble
handled
the
local
.
In
1922.
There
Is
strong
leadership.
ofthe.followJngplayersallof
whom
;eam
like
a
veteran
and
it
was
no!
The
Absolute
control
of
all
the
were
formerl
prominent
and
fault
of
his
that
Rupert
lost
the
'economic
factors
assures
the
strong
local
hoop
players:
Doug
first
KatTie.
iorprtfjt
pntinml
frpfMnm
vf.n
Frizzell,
E.
J.
Smith,
Ralph
Smith,
Rneed
Smith
Hirinn
,t
hi.
mini
I
invH
hv
tho
m!
Vic
Menzie,
.Harry
Menzlc,
George
quota
of
points
but
he
fed
the
rest
Miicneu
ana
man
Aionn.
me
game,
of
the
boys,
if
it
can
be
successfully
arranged
If
there
Is
anybody
In
this
city
'
this
discussion.
buuuiu
piuvc
a
kicuv
uiuwuig
earn,
who
can
show
us
a
better
pair
of
i
guards
than
the
Morrison
bro-
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WINNER
thers,
we
would
like
to
hear
about
ualgary,
March
13:
(CP)
them.
They
tnolled
V.
IJASCO-BERT.
(We
suggest
this
be
the
erld
of
Ed.)
NO
II
AM
BUT
SAI.K
Only
two
small
boats,
the
Gony,
manv
Anyox
with
3,000
pounds,
and
the
Thrash
Klmberley
defeated
Luscar
Indians
shots,
while
they
garnered
the
odd
er,
with
4,500
pounds,
being
In,
last
night
In
the
first
of
a
two-game
batket
to
help
their
team-mates,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
series
between
the
B,
C.
and
Alberta
Wlngham
and
Carl
Smith
ncverMocal
Fish
Exchange
this,
morning,
senior
hockey1
champions
in
the
Al-
had
a
chance
tn
i.m
hut
tv
inn
two
bh.iu
holdlne
ovpr
tiieir
j
lan.
Cup
playdowns,
will
be
badly
needed
up"
north.
jCatclies
until
tomorrow,
237
Third
Ave.
I
LENT
ULO
Tuesday.
March
u
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A
CLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
with
"SILENT
GLOW
Take
good
look
at
theie
two
the
stove
is
the
same
fiictures
a
both,
but
wht
a
difference
in
cleanliness
and
convenience!
Which
is
tbc
happier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil
Burner
Installed
la
vour
present
range,
kcater
or
furnace
saves
labour
nod
U
positively
clean,
tileot.
M
B
W
AAA
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IN
CAM.
AMD
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Off.
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BURNER
A
free
from
tmoke,
toot
and
oJon
It
gives
s
tttaJj,
it
tn
b4l
which
you
can
adjust
or
regulate
bj
the
turn
of
a
valve.
No
labour,
no
watching
and
abiolutelt
safe.
Burns
cheap
fuel
oil.
Faca
burner
it
guaranteed
in
writing
for
five
vears.
See
the
Siltot
Glow
befurcyou
buy,
JT
LIGHTS
QUICKER
GIVES
MORE
HEAT
RURN'S
LESS
OIL
AND
MORE
AIR
lER
UNIT
OF
HEAT
GENERATED.
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n
nui
it
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