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27,
1934
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LIONS
BEAT
EMPRESS
I
GOVERNMENT
ENDORSED
The
fascist
government
of
Italy
has
been
endorsed
by
the
electors
almost
unanimously.
The
election
was
not
like
ours.
It
was
the
first
held
under
the
new
plan
for
a
real
Fascist
administration.
As
a
matter
of
fact
the
trial
of
Fascism
commences
now
for
since
the
Black
Shirts
seized
the
power
in
Italy
the
country
has
been
in
a
state
of
transition
with
Mussolini
as
dictator
most
of
the
time.
During
that
period
the
Duce
has
been
laying
his
plans
for
the
perpetuation
of
the
new
system
and
the
election
this
week
was
the
consummation
of
the
arrangement
whereby
the
old
parliamnt
has
been
abolished
and
the
new
initiated.
The
whole
world
will
watch
the
working
of
the
new
Italian
system
for
today
the
world
is
looking
for
something
new
in
thematfer
of
administration,
the
old
having
proved
unsatisfactory.
That
is
why
people
are
interested
in
the!
Russian
experiment,
the
Italian
experiment,
the
Austrian;
situation,
the
plans
of
the
C.
C.
F.
and
the
Douglas
system.
;
They
feel
that
Fomething
will
be
done
soon
and
they
are,
anxious
that
any
move
made
shall
be
in
the
right
direction,
j
GETTING
RESULTS
Already
the
Pattullo
policy
is
achieving
results.
Pre-:
mier
Bennett
has
recognized
the
seriousness
of
the
situa-
j
tion
and,
as
announced
in
this
paper
yesterday,
has
asked,
i
the
western
premiers
to
meet
him"
in
conference
nexti
ween,
rremier
rauuuo
win
go
and,
nouDtiess,
ne
will
take
with
him
the
authority
which
he
has
asked
the
Legislature
tn
rivn
Vl!m
ill
AanMnrr
ll'Wti
tVin
ntfntva
r(
ftifi
IT,.
hand
will
be
strengthened
a
hundred
times
by
the
know-!
ledge
that
any
action
he
takes
is
final
and
cannot
be
nul-lified
or
modified.
He
will
be
the
only
man
in
the
group
who
will
be
in
a
position
to
take
immediate
action
nlthough
there
is
no
reason
to
believe
the
federal
parliament
would
refuse
to
back
Up
Mr.
Bennett
in
any
action
he
may
take.
I
It
should
now
be
possible
to
talk
frankly
with
the
aim
of
1
getting
results,
!
ROSE,
COWAN
&
LATTA
Ltd.
Printers
and
Stationers
THE
TIGERS
IN
FINAL
Vancouver
Tie
With
Calgary
in
Defeats
Musketeers
For
Right
to
Fne
Game
Hockey
Seiies
,
.Meet
Grotto
in
Cribbase-Bridge
,
Last
Niiht
League.
rUy-Off
j
VANCOUVER.
Mitch
W
The'
Empress
defeated
Musketeers
I
Vancouver
Lions
dfeajc
ue
gar-
last
night
by
a
score
of
18
to
$
in
;
jtan-
Tigers
two
goals
to
one
iatt
the
Cribbate
Lmiate
fhial
for
the
night
tylnt
the
fl
game
series
right
to
meet
Grotto.
Brlrttc
League
'
;
hockey
league
championship,
winner,
in
the
tntar-teague
p&y-otf
Four
games
htve
-jfin
pjive.1
between
the
Ciibbage
and
Bnrtfje
with
each
team
w:nn:ng
iw,-
League
teams
for
the
Tip
Top
Tail-
sjame
0ra
Cup.
New
Queen
of
Silver
Blades
ML
j
SZi.i.5
Da
-
of
Bcs.;oa,
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h.
A.
i.
.
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ship
u.
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cor
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0.
m
.
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v
9
n.r
-n.v.
ing
cha.ap;oi.3;.ip-
at
iie
arcua
in
Phiiade.pn:.
Pa,
BLUE
SKIRTS
WINNERS
OF
PUCK
GAME
Fort
William
Took
Championship
By
Beating
Kimborley
Five
To
Nothing
TOUT
WILLIAM,
March
27:
The
Fort
William
Blue
Shirts
last
night
won
the
Western
Canada
hockey
championship
by
defeating;
Kimbcrly
Dynamiters
by
a
score
of
five
goals
to
nothing
and
thus
taking-
the
round
by
eight
goals
lo
three.
Fort
William
will
now
play
the
eastern
champions
for
the
Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
amateur
championship
of
Canada,
BALAGN0
IN
FINAL
Eliminated
Young
Last
Night
and
Will
Defend
City
Billiard
Title
Against
Brown
In
the
second
bracket
of
the
semi-finals
last
night
for
the
city
Individual
billiard
championship.
C.
P.
Balagno,
the
present
title-holder,
had
an
easy
500
to
366
victory
over
M.
E.
Young,
thus
qualifying1
to
meet
Don
Brown
in
the
final
which
commences
tonight.
The
final
will
be
played
in
two
500-polnt
blocks,
the
first
this
evening
and
the
second
tomorrow
night.
Jack
Judge
wlfl
be
the
referee.
Balagno
and
Brown
are
old
rivals
for
individual
honors
and
an
interesting
contest
between
them
is
expected.
In
last
night's
semi-final
Balag-no's
average
per
session
at
the
table
was
5.35
points
and
Young's,
four.
NEW
YORK.
March
27:
CP
Bar
silver
wa.s
quoted
at,
45-'j.'
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
SOFTBALL
.sni-
iK.it-
IS
PLAYED
I
Match
Between
Select
Teams
On
1
Sunday
For
Benefit
of
i
Library
Book
Fund
j
I
Softball
teams
captained
by
Ernie
Ratchford
and
Bill
Stone
engaged
t
in
a
well-contested
exhibition
game
'before
a
nood-s!erl
crowd
of
fans
in
the
sunshine
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
grounds
Sunday
afternoon
in
aid
o(
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Llbraty
new
book
fund,
the
Stone
nonctte
vanquishing
the
Ratchford
crew
5
to
3.
The
losers
did
all
their
sooi
iiv.
in
the
last
stanza
but
could
not
stretch
the
spurt
far
enough
to
catch
up
with
the
victor
who
had
scored
two
run
In
each
of
the
third
;and
sixth
frames
and
one
in
the
eighth.
j
The
teams
were.
as
follows:
Ratch
ford's
team
Armstrong
c.
Pitcher
p..
Ratchford
lb..
Cameron
2b..
Howe
ss..
Comadlna
3b..
Nelson
rf..
Bury
cf.,
Poitolo
If.
Stone's
lanir-Tobey
c,
Raabe
p..
iComadlna
lb..
Palmer
2b.,
Johnson
ss..
Steffensrud
3b..
Mcintosh
rf..
I
Stone
cf..
Smith
If.
Toronto
Slavs
In
Hockey
Play-offs
Defeated
Detroit
Lat
Night
Three
Goals
To
One
and
Must
Win
Two
More
fiames
DETROIT.
Mrr.h
27
Toronto
Staved
In
hn
MnHnnal
tfnnlinu
League
playoffs
by
defeating
Detroit
three
jjoals
lo
one
last
night
UNDER
AHItTST
AT
BREMEN
BREMEN.
March
27:
Forty-1
eight
Socialists,
charged
with
sym
pathies
subversive
to
the
Nazi
rov-eimment,
have
been
arrested
4n
Bremen
j
Special
Bargains
in
Ladies'
and
Children's
BATTLE
FOR
HOOP
TITLE
Y.
P.
E.
A.
Defeats
P.
S.
A.
C.
By
Nairuw
Margin
in
I'laydoMiis
At
Port
Simpson
i
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
27
-As
'
a
result
of
two
fast
and
closely
contested
tames
with
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club,
the
Young
People's
Endeavour
Association,
former
champions
of
Northern
Brl-
,
".sh
Columbia,
won
the
right
to
represent
Port
Simpson
in
finoj
pbiy
with
Anyox
for
the
NorUiern
British
Columbia
basketball
title.
Y
1
P.
E.
A.
won
on
the
aggregate
of
the
two
games
by
the
scant
margin
of
two
points.
30
to
34.
having
captured
the
first
same
by
a
score
of
21
to
19
while
the
second
was
tied
15
all.
Roughness
of
play
featured
the
first,
game
at
the
end
of
the
first
period
of
which
P.
S.
A.
C,
was
ahead
15
to
0.
Y.
P.
E.
A.
redeemed
Itself
in
the
second
half
by
scoring
twelve
point
to
its
opponents
four,
making
the
final
score
21
to
19,
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Port
Simmon
Athletic
Club
MO)
-
J.
Whlto
i8i.
Alexcee
4.
n.
Ma-thr
Mi.
a.
Whito
U.
C.
Ross
2.
Y.
P.
E.
A
i31-R.
Sankev
J.
Art
Wesley
U.
J.
Brcntzen
18).
W.
Johnson
2.
R.
Knott,
I'..
Bryant
2.
Andy
Talt.
Referees
were
P.
Price
and
Alf
Wesley.
Second
Game
Play
was
more
orderly
In
the
rc-
CASH
FOR
OLD
GOLD
Bring
Us
Your
Old
Cold!
5
I
We
will
pay
you
the
JilRhest
possible
price.
We
can
use
some
of
it
rlijht
here
In
our
business.
If
you
have
some
nokl
articles
lying
around
uselessly
better
turn
them
In
now
while
the.
premium
Is
at
its
highest.
Also
there
is
always
the
chance
of
them
being
lost
or
foruotten.
n't
.
ft
JoiiHgui
Jewellers
HIE
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r.
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the
first
und
the
tame
u.
was
much
nioi'
interesting
Indt
vldual
scoring
was
as
follows
Y
P
E
A.
'15.
W.
Rom
i4i.
E.
Cecil.
Jack
Dudoward
4t.
Tom
Morses
4i.
Dob
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Carl
lirc4it-
SHOES
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Shoes
have
Just
Arrived
for
the
Spring,
It
will
pay
you
to
come
in
and
inspect
our
new
stock
of
footwear.
Some
of
these
Shoes
are
worth
as
high
as
$0.00
per
pair
Special
price
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Hilhtnu'g
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Kill
P.tlflll
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fair.
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in
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Plionc
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Jun
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Af
result
1
hird
1
roop
ut
Boy
Scouts
Anil
Cubs
Revivd
m
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Eli
Talt.
P.
S.
A.
C.
15--0.
Moody
6I,
A.
8wanm
4.
Oeorge
Johnson'
Ul.
On
Saturday
rvr
D.
Musjrave.
Ed.
Henry
i2.
,
home
Of
Toe
1!
Intermediate
Oimr
-
meeting
was
im
l
In
an
Intermediate
game
Y.
P
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I,.a.m.e
Cubmaster
H.
I
t
In
,u
the
Junior
division
the
two
bjjy
team,
started
off
very
tronly
In
a&mr
uen
,,.
ISTk
.
1
'ndlntn:
flm
W'
ctwful
mating
w..s
with
a
tie.
the
score
bettw
28-28
and
.
,c)ott
h
mri
In
the
next
game
in
the
Club
Hall.
UttxUw
wUI
the
Club
boys
came
on
with
a
ren-
dtty,
'
rer
Cu5s
a:
J
iieanre
nnrt
nf
fh
flnl
n.t,i.ii
.
...
.......
....
,
yj
P.
S.
A.
C.
boys
were
at
the
lon
end
of
a
62-19
score.
Chai.
Green
handled
the
whistle.
Trojans
Win
Over
The
line-ups:
I
Ci,,fl
in
Itasc
P
8.
A.
C.-Sonnv
Beynon.
8,
LOS.ANOELES.
M
Soence.
Wm.
Cooner.
Harold
nyatfi
vertlty
of
Southnr,
r
R.
Cooper.
J.
Wesley.
Jans
defeated
at
.
;
The
nesrwrate
score
was
p.
8
A.
of
3
to
2
In
;
12
C
90.
Y
p
E
A.
47
aame
here
on
i
r
Y
P.
E.
A.
Tom
MaeKajr,
M.i
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Snttirdaf
,
j
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s.
Aioraos.
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Scott.
T.
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