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Monday,
Jan.
29,
1934
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
CLAIM
When
Premier
Pattullo
was
getting
ready
to
go
to
Ottawa
to
ask
for
financial
aid
in
his
work
and
wages
and
interest
reduction
schemes,
he
investigated
the
amount
ol
money
collected
by
the
Federal
Government
in
the
province
and
the
total
expenditures
and
he
found
that
durinp
the
past
five
years
the
Dominion
had
collected
twenty
million
dollars
more
than
it
had
expended
in
the
province.;
The
money
had
been
expended
in
public
works
in
the
east
This
was
one
of
the
great
arguments
for
British
Colum
bia
in
asking
for
consideration.
In
view
of
the
situation
British
Columbia
can
ask
foi
what
she
needs
without
appearing
in
the
.aspect
of
a
mendicant.
Some,
newspapers
in
the
east
criticized
the
western
provinces
recently
for
trying
to
make
raids
on
thr
federal
treasury,
when
as
a
matter
of
fact
the
east
ha.c
been
levying
tribute
on
the
west
regularly
for
five
years
Yesterday,
January
28,
was
it
real
spring
day.
Practically
very
person
in
the
city
was
out
enjoying
the
sun
shine
and
it
was
so
warm
that
an
overcoat
was
an
incum
brance.
A
number
of
parties
were
picnicking
on
the
-beaches
and
a
few
had
their
boats
out
on
the
harbor
for
"the-first-time.
-
-
-
-
It-wag,
noted
that
a
number
of
the
spring
bulbs
are
coming
through
the
ground.
Crocuses,
snowdrops,
daffodil?
and
narcissi
are
pushing
their
buds
through
the
soil
and
even
tulips'
are
seen
in
favored
spots.
The
pussv
willows
are
out,
many
of
the
perennials
are
growing
and
gardeners
were
put
looking
over
their
plots
to
see
what
the
frost
had
left
them.
It
is
.expected
that
there
will
be
more
winter
yet,
but
tbf
frost
will
not
injure
the
bulbs.
Perennials
are
more
likelv
to
et
a
bad
setback
If
the
frost
is
severe
and
If
it
should
come
without
snow.
So
far
the
snow
has
heen
a
great
protection
to
the,
gardens.
That
is
why
today
the
lawns
arr
all
green,
ana
everything
has
a
spring-like
appearance.
Mrs.
William
F.
Howe.
Jr..
of
Boston,
gained
distinction
as
the
leading
women's
squash
recqusM
player
of
the
country
toy
winning
the
VS.
National
championship
for
-the
third
time.
Photo
shows
Miss
Anne
Page
and
Mrs
William
F.
Howe,
Jr
.
at
the
Ju-nlon
League
Clubhouse,
New
York,
finalists,
before
-final
game.
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RANGERS
IN
!
LEAD
AGAIN
Defeated
Boston
Bruins
Last
Night;
Black
Hawks
Also
Win
and
Detroit
Has
Draw
I
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
29:
(CP)
As
a
result
of
a
victory
over
the
lowly
Boston
Bruins
here
last
night,
the
New
York
.Rangers
regained
exclu-
slve
possession
of
first
place
In
the'
American
Division
of
the
National'
Hockey
League.
The
Detroit
Red
Wings,
who
played
a
draw
with
the,
Canadians
at
Detroit,
are
in
second
place
while
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
who
blanked
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
at
the
Windy
City,
regained
in
.third
position.
The
Canadlens,
by
ylrtue
of
the
draw
with
the
Red
Wings,
crept
back
into
second
place
in
the
international
Division
with
a
scant
one
point
lead
over
the
Montreal
Maroons
who
have
been
going
exceptionally
strong
of
late.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:
.Saturday
Snores
Detroit
2,
Toronto
2.
New
York
Americans
J.
Montreal
2.
Sunday
Scores
.Canadlens
3,
Detroit
3.
Toronto
0,
nChlcago
2.
.Boston
.2,
Jfew
York
Rangers
A.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
P.
A.
P
Toronto
18
J
7
312
66
-43
Canadlens
12
13
0
03
-29
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIUST
DIVISION
Alrdrleonians
3,
Kilmarnock
1.
Ayr
1,
Falkirk
a.
Celtic
0,
St.
Johnstone
0.
Ccwdenbeath
1,
Hearts
5,
Dundee
0,
Rangers
0.
Hibernians
3,
Aberdeen
2.
Motherwell
3,
Queen's
Park
.
1
Montreal
10
12
453
Zl
28'!
Americans
9
7
34
C4
5
25
j
Ottawa
5
16
5
35
21
American
4iWttfon
Rangers
15
6
9
9
G3
.36
Detroit
14
7
10
458
"70
35
Cliicago
13
,8
1
a
43
34
Boston
9
3
18
"58
79
21
Old
Country
Soccer
FOUUTU
ltOCXI)
NGUSU
CLT.
MillwaU
3,
Leicester
-City
6.
Tottenham
Hot
Spurs
4,
West-ham
1.
Liverpool
3,
Tranmere
1.
Workington
1,
Preston
2.
Hull
2,
Manchester
City
2.
Portsmouth
2,
Grimsby
0.
Arsenal
7,
Crystal
Palace
0.
Birmingham
1,
Charlton
0.
Derby
County
3,
Wolverhamp
ton
0.
Bury
1,
Swansea
1.
Aston
Villa
7.
Sunderland
2.
Hucdersfleld
0,
Northampton
2.
Chelsea
1,
Notts
Forest
1.
Stoke
3,
Blackpool
0.
Brighton
1,
Bolton
1.
Oldham
1,
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
ENGLISH
J.EAGUE
I-IUST
DIVISION
Nefcastle
1,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
2.
Partlck
Thistle
1,
Queen
of
Scuth
1.
fit.
Mirren
2,
Clyde
0.
Third
Lanark
1.
Hamilton
1.
Today
s
Stocks
(C
iuHt
3.
D.
Johnston
On.)
Vancouver
B.
H.
X.
Gold,
.59.
Bralorne,
11.10,
Big
Missouri,
.35.
B.
C.
Nickel,
.75.
Bridge
niver
Con.,
41,i.
Caribou
Gold
Quartz,
2.40.
Dunwell,
34V2.
Georgia
River,
.02
14.
Indian,
'.01
V2.
'
Mlnto,
,24.
Meridian,
.23.
Morning
Star.
.27.
Native
Son,
.10.
V
National
Sliver.
.04T8.
Noble
Five,
.12V4.
Pend
Oreille,
.93,
-
Porter.
Idaho,
.11.
Premier,
1.06.
Reeves
Macdonald,
.17.
Reward,
.13.
Reno,
1.05.
Silver
Crest,
023A.
Whitewater,
07.
Wayside,
.42.
Waverly
Tangier,
.024,
OUs
Home,
1x77,
C.
it
E
1.07.
Fabyan,
.0034.
Freehold,
.15',.
Sterling
Pacific,
.67.
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.DAILY
NEWS
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1
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lii.
1
wj
i
BILLIARDS
Many
Countries
UP
TO
DATE
Are
Entered
In
Defrrred
Games
J'lajed
Grotto
i
Brown,
Orotto,
M.
JJ.
McLaciilan
ts.
'arl'
Batt.
M.
E.
Young
vs.
George
Howe
Je,ie
PrKchard
;vs.
John
Mav
W:
E.
WHliscroft
s
Bert
Morgan.
London
meeting
.Now
Jn
Second
Place
.
LONDON,
Jan.
29:
Women
representing
twenty-six
countries
-at
With
the
playine
of
deferred
u,e
vor
wm
participate
In
the
matches
at
the
week-end.
last
World's
Wome
n's
Games
to
be
iheld
week's
two
Billiard
League
fixtures
eK
jn
August
this
year.
Jt
Is
an-were
clearied
up
and
Empress
and
'-noued.
Orotto
will
meet
.tomorrow
evening
In
the
next
match.
in
one
"of
last
week's
fixtures.
I
Grotto
defeated
Elks
by
the
decisive
aggregate
score
of
1172
to
1030,
George
ilowe
of
the
Gtotto
winning
over
William
Stuart
.
of
the
Elks
300
to
171
In
'.the
final
deferred
game.
Jrt
the
fixture
irom
Thursday
night
of
last
week.
Canadian
Le-
BASKETBALL
February
1-
Kalens
vs.
Grotlo:
'.Merchants
vs.
'Warriors;
nigh
School
vs.
Comets:
Scythians
vs.
'
Scouts.
February
8-Orottn
vs.
C.N.R.A.;
Urnrlniii
.tie
llto.ll
.&ilull
.nAfrtlll.
n.won
over
Empress
!098
to
1033,
comets;
ScouU
v,'.
Hashes.
wiv-
trauiis
01
iwo
uejcriea
games
ibclng
as
follows:
Alex
Murray.
Canadian
Legion,
200;
W.
E.
Wllllscroft.
Empress.
180.
Line-ims
fur
tomorrow
nlnht
aro
donald.
Ft'bruary
t2
Orotto
vs.
Kalens:
Warriors
vs.
Merchants:
Comets
vs.
High
School;
Trojans
vs.
Scouts.
M.
M.
Lamb,
151;
J.
Sutherland,
200.
Frank
Aldridge
vs.
S.
D.
Mac-
announced
.as
follows:
;
The
secimd
diaW
tailiii?
to
date
A!
Douald,
.Empress,
vs.
Don
is
as
'follows:
G.
Canadian
Legion
3
Orotto
3
Empress
3
Elks
3
Ttl.
Ave.
3303
1123
3310
1105
3242
1081
3307
1009
O.
Ttl.
Ave.
S.
D.-M.icdonaW
iaX
,C00
200
J.
8utherlunil
F.m
0
11U9
103
P.
Prltchard
Em
9
1772
107
D.
Brown
(G)
9
1756
195
C.
P.
Balagno
Elkst
0
1736
193
C.
Baptle
CL)
9
1734
193
"Roy
Fo
g
HiH
:2
380
193
fj.
P.
Tinker
-CL
:S)
1739
102-
J.
May
Gl
0
1712
100
J.
Judge
(CD
3
563
180
E.
Batt
OI
.
J)
1070
188
0.
Howe
0
8
1483
185
J.
Doherty
lElki)
7
1278
183
M.
M.
Lamb
CL
7
1273
182
W.
WlUlscrftft
(Em
1
7
1274
J82
F.
Aldridge
(Em)
8
1450
181
t.
McLaehtan
Em
3
511
180
&
Morris
4
Elks)
.
2
3C0
180
W.
Stuart
(Elksi
9
1C03
178!
J.
Bulger
Elksi
9
1C05
178
C.
Youngman
CLl
7
1245
178
A.
Donald
tin
15C2
174
W.
E.
Ilutson
(Ol
1038
173
W.
Ranee
CL)
1
172
172,
.
Morgan
0
9
1529
170
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
7
1218
1G9
M
E.
YftWMC
'Em
0
1490
ICG'j
a.
Murray
CI.i
8
1327
1C,
L.
Kaabc
(Emp.)
1
ICS
ICS
A
Harvey
(CD
Z
1301
163
'
II
Mentlc
1
Elks
1
9
1410
157!
A.
Beale
Emp)
2
305
163
W
Lrimble
'Elksi
2
287
144
A
Zadan.skl
Gi
1
138
138
Monday,
January
29,
uj4
Billiard
Averages
MATCH
IS
ARRANGED
Toronto
Maple
Leah
to
I'lay
of
League
for
Benefit
o
tt
Bailey
TOIIONTO,
January
13
ica;
dian
Pressi-The
National
H0.
League
Announces
tfca:
a
ber.r
gane
will
ho
played
In
Toro:
:j
:-tween
the
Maple
Leafs
and
star
team
Tvprrsentlnjr
f.he
rr
the
League
-fdr
Ace
Bailey
Tore
player,
who
suffered
duriu
monh
ag,o
la
a
game
af
Bo;
a.arekull
of
which
he
w,;i
be
Awr.ta.
play
again
for
.wo
yr
and
nolbly
nwer
It
isest.'---tl.at
receipts
from
the
ran::
amount
to
at
least
$20,000
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
tyle.
flame
hnii
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prion
E.
I)ix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
DC
A
Leading
National
Advertiser
.1
1
1
;.
of
a
World-famous
Food
Product
writes
"We.
have
always
relied
on
newspapers
for
our
main
sales
results,
believing
that
the
newspaper,
with
its
influence
on
home
life
and
its
powerful
and
enduring
hold
on
the
consideration
of
readers,
is
the
ideal
advertising
medium
for
Nestles
Evaporated
Milk
and
Nestles
Condensed
Milk.
So
at
a
vtime
like
this,
when
Canada
is
on
the
road
to
recovery,
we
feel
justified
in
announcing,
a
100
increase
in
Nestle
s
Advertising
Expen-ditures
for
1934."
(Signed)
BRADFORD
ELLISON
J
"ft-If
,
I
Vice-JVcsidcnt
and
flaicriil
'
AlnnMBcr,
-t
f
NckiVh
Milk
I'nnlugls
((insula)
Ud.
;
t
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
always
pays
the
consistent
advertiser
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