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Tuesday,
Feb.
.27,
1934
A
RECORD
FOR
FEBRUARY
Winter
rains
are
with
us
again
after
a
wonderful
spell
of
fine
weather
with
plenty
of
sunshine.
Some
days
it
was
warm
enough
for
picnicking
on
the
beach
and
local
launches
were
requisitioned
to
carry
owners
and
friends
to
various
interesting
points
around
the
harbor.
Some
young
people
even
ventured
to
take
up
bathing.
It
nas
been
an
abnormal
season
but
night
frosts
had
the
effect
of
keeping
vegetation
from
advancing
too
rapidly.
It
was
great
weather
for
children.
AN
UNUSUAL
SESSION
Not
only
has
the
weather
been
unusual
this
year
but
the
session
of
the
Legislature
promises
to
be
an
unusual
one.
During
the
campaign
last
fall
the
Liberal
leader
announced
that
a
new
era
in
party
administration
would
be
ushered
in:
Members
who
supported
his
administration
might
criticize
and
even
vote
against
the
government
without
being
read
out
of
the
party.
They
would
be
bound
only
in
case
of
a
direct
vote
of
want
of
confidence.
So
we
see
yesterday
two
Liberals
voting
against
a
government
measure
itaflam
independent
voting
for
it.
Possibly
later
we
shall
see
other
breaks
from
the
strict
party
fold,
Of
course
thi?,
could
not
be
carried
to
extremes.
Party
caucuses
would
prevent
it.
It
is
doubtful
if
McGeer
is
a
member
of
the
Liberal
caucus
following
open
attacks
made
on
the
administration
prjor
to
the
opening
of
the
House.
KEEPING
PROMISES
Evidently
Premier
Pattullo
is
one
of
those
men
who
believes
t
in
keeping
his
promises.
When
he
promised
some
time
ago
that,
if
elected,
he
would
restore
the
constituency
of
Columbia,
no
one
took
him
very
seriouslv.
It
came
somewhat
as
a
surprise
to
many
people
that
the
promise
was
being
implemented
at
once.
Possibly
thero
may
be
more
surmises
in
store
for
the
people
of
British
Columbia
within
the
next
year
or
two.
At
any
rate
It
is
a
pleasant
change
to
hear
of
a
politician
who
keeps
his
promises.
Possibly
that
is
the
meaning
of
the
word
"statesman."
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BASKETBALL
IS
FINISHED
School
vs.
Warriors
lock
horns
In
play-off
games
on
Thursday.
'
A
ladies'
all
star
team
and
tho
Moose
men
are
staging
an
exhibition
match.
Senior
League
C.
N
R.
A.
I47)-Stiles
(20).
Bacon
(4i,
Johnson
(14),
J.
Morrison
(2),
E.
Smith
(4),
C.
Smith
(3).
Kalens
(37)
Nakamoto
(16),
Wlngham
(5),
Dayies
(2),
Moxley
(12),
Armstrong
(2).
Ladies'
League
Comets
1
14)
Steen,
Irvine
(2),
Smith
(4).
Dickens
(2),
Tlte
(6).
High
School
(7)
Blaine
(1),
Turgeon,
Ellison
(2),
E.
Da
vies
(4),
1
40
Ritchie,
T.
Davies,
Mussallem.
intermediate
League
Merchants
(41
1
Armstrong
(10),
Campbell
U5).
Suehlro
(2),
Palmer
(111,
Gillls
(2),
Blake
(1).
High
School
(54)
Nakamoto
(24),
Santerbane
(22).
Tobey,
Miller,
Morgan,
Moxley
(6).
Davies
(2).
MOOSE
STILL
HAYE
LEAD
Improve
Margin
of
Supremacy
in
Crtbbaje
League
T?ay
Results
of
last
night's
play
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
were
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion,
9;
Empress,
18.
Moose.
18;
Elks,
9.
Musketeers,
13;
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
14.
Grotto,
9;
Oddfellows,
18.
The
standing
of
teams
to
date:
O.
F.
A.
Moose
7
105
84
Musketeers
7
99
90
Elks
92
97
Empress
7
88
101
P.R.
Hotel
6
86
70
Oddfellows
7
92
97
Grotto
6
79
83
Canadian
Legion
7
79
110
"WAS
TAKING
EVERY
KIND
OF
DRUG
FOR
CONSTIPATION"
Then
All-Bean
Relief
Brought
Read
this
very
enthusiastic
ltur:
"I
am
34
yean
old
and
as
far
back
in
my
life
I
have
K-en
constipated.
I
was
so
bad
that
I
had
one
towel
movement
every
five
or
six
days.
I
was
taking
every
kind
of
drug
known
for
constipation.
"Now
for
the
last
two
months
I
have
been
eating
a
little
Aix-IIkan
ni(cht
and
morning
and
I
have
at
least
two
to
three
bowel
movements
ch
day."
Mr.
Frank
I'iraUky
(address
furnished
upon
request),
Laboratory
tests
show
KellogK's
All-Kuan
provides
"bulk"
and
vitamin
II
to
aid
elimination.
All-liAN
is
also
a
fine
source
of
iron
for
thl
blood.
The
"bulk"
In
AuvBran
Is
much
like
that
in
leafy
vegetables.
Inside
the
body,
it
forms
a
soft
mass,
Gtntly,
this
clears
out
th
Intestinal
wasU.
Isn't
this
safer
than
taking
harmful
paUnt
medicines?
Two
taLU-spoonfuls
dally
art
usually
sulti-citnt.
8vere
cases
with
each
meal.
It
not
relieved
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
You'll
enjoy
eating
Kellogg's
All-Bran
as
a
cereal
with
milk
or
cream
suvar
or
honey
or
fresh
fruits
added.
Or,
to
use
in
cooking.
In
the
red-and-green
package.
At
all
grocers.
Made
by
Kallogg
in
London,
Ontario.
SPORT
CHAT
In
his
playing
days
a
brilliant
boin
at
Truxton,
N.Y.
Like
the
av
erage
American
boy,
he
took
to
baseball
early
in
life
and
became
so
proficient
at
the
age
of
IT
that
Toronto
Manager
McOraw's
connection
with
the
National
League
began
In
the
season
of
1892,
when
Baltimore
was
made
a
member
of
the
12-club
National
League
circuit.
Remaining
with
Baltimore
until
the
season
of
1899,
McOraw
and
Wilbcrt
Robinson,
later
manager
and
then
pre
sident
of
the
Brooklyn
Club,
were
old
to
the
St.
Louis
Nationals
for
"he
season
of
1900.
It
was
in
the
latter
year
that
the
American
League
was
launched.
McOraw.
i.akhig
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
get
away
from
St.
Louis,
cast
his
lot
with
the
Baltimore
American
League
club,
with
which
he
olayed
during
the
season
of
1901
and
up
to
July
of
the
1902
season.
About
that
time
McOraw
became
'nvolved
In
a
controversy
with
Bin
Johnson,
president
of
the
American
League
and
when'
the
late
Andrew
Tecdman,
then
owner
of
the
New
York
Giants,
Invited
McOraw
to
become
manager
of
his
club
the
of
fer
was
readily
accepted.
The
OlanU
had
been
hopelessly
In
last
place.
How
well
McOraw
re
constructed
the
Joke
Ola'nts
In
one
year
is
best
told
by
the
fact
that
the
club
finished
In
second
place
in
me
campaign
in
ivvs,
wnicn
oe-gan
the
mast
remarkable
record
of
leadership
In
the
history
of
baseball.
From
that
year
on
to
and
In
cluding
the
season
of
1924
the
New
York
Giants
under
McOraw's
direction;
won
ten
National
League
pennants,
four
more
than
his
near
est
rival,
Connie
Mack.
Another
McOraw
record
was
winning
four
pennants
in
a
row,
1921
to
1024,
inclusive.
In
addition
to
the
ten
pennants
won
up-
to
the
1924
season,
the
McOraw
Giants
finished
in
second
place
eight
times,
in
third
place
once
and
In
fourth
place
twice.
Only
once
did
a
McOraw
team
finish
in
the
second
division,
in
1915.
when
the
Giants
were
last.
Notwithstanding
the
great
success
of
his
teams,
Manager
McOraw
was
unfortunate
In
World's
Series
contests,
his
teams
winning
only
three
out
of
nine
series
In
which
they
participated.
.
I
As
manager
of
the
Olants
Mc-
!
Oraw
drew
down
enough
salary
to
;makc
him
a
wealthy
man
had
he
desired
to
accumulate
money.
It
!
was
said
of
him,
however,
that
he
spent
his
money
freely
not
only
on
himself
and
his
family
but
on
,
those
of
his
friends
who
were
In
need.
It
was
reported
that
during
the
ownership
of
John
T.
Brush
and
Harry
N.
Hempstead
his
salary
as
manager
was
in
the
neighborhood
of
$30,000
a
year
and
that
when
he
became
part
owner
his
managerial
contract
called
for
$05,000
a
year
in
addition
to
his
share
of
the
club's
profits.
HOCKEY
HAS
BIG
SCORES
Lrasue
Plav
Coin
lulled
Last
Nisht
third
hispmin
hnrrt
hitter
and
CatuiUrns
Mow:
Into
Tie
And
Pla.v-Offs
Will
be
Staged
.
clever
base
runner.
John
J.
Mc-This
Thursday
Nisht
.
.
,.
,
he
was
signed
for
his
first
profes-
Montreal
BILLIARDS
With
Americans
For
Third
Place
In
International
Standing
1
!
The
local
basketball
league
fin-
yesterday,
became
the
most
sue-;
TORONTO,
Feb.
27:
t
CP
Heavy
Ished
off
the
schedule
last
night
cessful
manager
in
the
history
of
scoring
featured,
the
Natioml
Hoc-
before
a
select
few.
C.
N.
R.
A.
had
lhe
maJr
leagues.
While
his
sue-
j;fy
League
games
Saturday
night
ia
lair
Senior
League
workout
with
cess
as
a
player
and
as
maiujer
of
here
Rd
nt
Ottawa,
the
Msple
lhe
Kaieiis.
there
being
only
one,
the
New
Y01
National
League
club
Loafs
scoring
au
S
to
3
victory
over
,
i
regular
on
the
Ironmongers
team
brought
fame
to
himself
and
his
tne
New
york
Rangers
while
the
while
Baron
strengthened.
the
train!
clLlb-
a
maiv
notable
achievement
scuators
overwhelmed
the
Boston
crew
to
make
up
that
old
time
for-
i
for
baseball
generally,
in
the
opln0rUjns
g
4.
ward
line
of
Stiles
to
Johnson
to
'
lou
ot
many,
was
the
transforms-
The
ttmadlctw
crit
back
into
a
Bacon.
!
Uon
of
New
Ymk
irom
a
Jke
cltv
tie
with
the
New
York
Americans
High
School
defeated
the
Mer-im
t,ie
major
leagues
to
the
best
for
third
place
In
the
Interna-chants
In
a
loose
checking
Inter-'
baseball
city
In
the
country
a
uonal
Division
by
defeating
the
mediate
game,
54-41.
'transformation
generally
accepted
chcago
Black
Hawks
at
Montreal
Ella
Steen
and
her
Comets
de-'as
belnS
due
t
McO
raw's
success-
Saturday
night,
the
Americans
los-fcatcd
the
High
School
girls
14-7
fulc,forts
wl,h
the
Giants.
He
re-
ng
a
close
veidict
to
the
Red
Wings
with
Eleanor
Tite
having
a
field
tired
last
year
as
manager
of
the
in
Detroit
Sunday
night.
nijht,
scoring
six
points
for
her
u,anis
01
wmc
uu
ne
naa
side
Deen
jiari
owner
Trolans
vs.
Scouts
and
Hieh
un
April
.7,
1C73,
Meet
raw
was
Hockey
Standings
slonal
engagement
by
the
01can.,Canadlens
N.Y.,
club,
then
a
member
of
the
'Americans
New
York
and
Pennsylvania
Ottawa
International
Division
W.
22
17
16
14
11
L.
F.
A.
9
149
92
15
96
103
13
31
87
17
87
105
24
92
117
League.
The
next
season.
1891,
he,
American
Division
was
with
the
Cedar
Rapids
Club
of
Detroit
20
10
11
92
82
the
Illinois
and
Iowa
League
and
Chicago
17
11
12
74
CO
played
shortstop.
In
August
of
that
Rangers
13
7
15
93
93
year
McOraw
was
purchased
by
Boston
11
5
25
82
117
Baltimore,
which
then
was
a
mem-
j
ber
of
the
old
American
Association.
He
made
his
debut'
with
the
Orioles
August
26,
and
played
31
games
with
them
during
the
remainder
of
the
season.
P
53
43
Jfi
38
27
50
45
43
27
TO
DATE
Legion
Still
Comfortably
In
Lead
mill
Lmpress
and
ijrotlo
Ilaltling
For
Second
1
IMace
I
Play
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Bllllqrd
,
league
competition
was
once
again
orought
up
to
date
last
night
when
vl.
E.
Young,
Empress,
defeated
Bar)
Batt.
Orotto,
200
to
193
In
the
final
1
Jeferred
game
from
last
Tuesday
j
night's
fixture,
thus
giving
the-
Era-1
ptess
an
aggregate
vlctory.oX
1031
;
to
946,
At
the
end
of
the
weekj
the
'
natch
of
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Elks
from
last
Thursday
was
concluded
!
vith
an
aggregate
score
of
1092
to
1031
for
the
Legion.
In
the
two
last
james,
the
Elks
were
victorious
C.I
P.
Balagno
winning
over
Alex
Mur-ay
200
to
153
while
Ellis
Morris
defeated
M.
M.
Lamb
200
to
145.
Empress
and
Elks
meet
tonight
with
line-ups
as
follows:
A.
Donald,
Empress,
vs.
C.
P.
Ha-lagno,
Elks.
M.
E.
Young
vs..
William
Slniirt.
M.
M.
McLachlan
vs,
Harry
Men-zle.
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
vs.
Ellis
Morris.
Pete
Prltchard
vs.
J.
Dohcrty.
Len
Raabe
vs.
John
Bulger.
The
league
standing
tq
date
Is
as
follows:
O.
TU
Legion
.7
7738
Empress
.7
7538
Orotto
7
7508
Elks
7
7290
Ave.
1105
1077
1073
1041
Arsenal
Leads
Football
Race
LONDON,
Feb.
27:
(CP)
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Newcastle
United
on
Saturday,
Ar-wnal
took
exclusive
possession
of
first
place
In
the
English
League,
First
Division,
football-
competition.
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Tfleniholaium
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Cream
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COLDS,
CATARRH,
SOUK
THROAT,
ETC.
MAOt
IN
(9ANADA
t
liu
preliminary
trial
of
Arvld
Johnson,
who
Is
charged
with
unlawfully
wounding
Alex
Salman-nen
In
a
stabbing
a.'rray
a
tne
NO!
Tuesday,
February
27,
A
CLEANER
KITCHEN
and
A
COSIER
HOME
with
"SILENT
GLOW"
Take
a
good
look
it
these
two
pictures
the
store
is
the
same
in
both,
but
what
a
difference
in
cleanliness
and
convenience!
Which
is
the
happier
woman?
A
Silent
Glow
Oil.
Burner
In
stalled
In
vour
present
range,
better
or
furnace
met
labour
nd
is
positively
clean,
silent,
free
from
smoke,
soot
and
odon
It
gives
a
stfatj,
even
but
which
you
can
adjust
or
repilatc
bj
the
turn
of
a
valve,
Nu
labour,
no
watching
and
tbioluttli
safe.
Hums
cheap
fuel
oil.
Huh
burner
is
guaranteed
in
writing
for
five
vears.
See
the
Silett
Glow
before
you
buy
IT
LIGHTS
QUICKER
GIVES
MORE
HEAT
BURNS
LESS
OIL
AND
MORE
AIR
PER
UNIT
OF
HEAT
GENERATED.
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out
quickly.
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MAZDA
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MAC!
IN
CANADA
CANADIAN
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which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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Prepared
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Canadian
Fish
&
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Storage
Co.,
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