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J02
Monday,
April
8.
1935
WRONG
IS
NEVER
RIGHT
There
is
a
big
fight
on
in
Ontario
in
regard
to
the
cancelling
of
power
contracts
by
the
provincial
government
with;
a
number
of
power
companies.
It
is
said
by
the
representatives
of
the
province
that
they
are
not
only
wrong
morally
but
also
legally.
There
is
a
difference
of
opinion
as
to
what
contracts,
if
anyjnay.
be
annulled-
Some
claim
that
a
contract
is
something
sacred
and
whether
bad
or
good
should
be
carried
out
to
the
letter.
The
other
opinion
is
that
no
contract
is
binding
which
is
unjust
that
if
a
contract
is
wrong,
the
signing
of
iij
did
not
make
it
right.
It
would
be
a
worse
wrong
to
continue
an
unjust
contract
than
to
break
it.
There
are
many,
things
more
sacred
than
a
solemn
contract
Take
another
instance.
A
twin
pntors
intn
n
nnntrmM-
tn
--
-w.)
-
w
w
a
v
i
.
.
.
.
-v
w
purchase
a
h
nine
for
his-
fnmilv.
TTp
makpc
Viis
nnvmpnta
foii
atime
and
then'
depression
or
unemployment
makes
it
inkloiriir
it.
Whieh
is
the
irms
of
the
contract
or
to
feed
his
family?
He
feeds
his
SHj'
Bowler
familv.
Thflrp
enn
ho
nni
and.iught..
.:
OXFORD
AND
CAMBRIDGE
There
is
not
as
much
interest
taken
in
the
Oxford
and
Cambridge
classic
boat
race
as
there
was
years
ago.
So
many
other,
ppprts
seem
to
have
divided
the
interest
of
Canadians,
Also
the
regular
winning
of
the
trophy
by
Cambridge
has
lessened
the
interest.
There
was
a
time
tyhen
.Oxford,
was
the
favorite
and
year
after
year
that
imiversity
Was.the'Winner.
If
the
present
one-sided
game
continues
the
interest
in
the
event
will
gradually
wane
until'
it
sinks'ihto
a
minor
sport
event
REGISTERING.
AIR;
IORT
t
Prince
Rtipert
can.
register
its
airport
with
comparatively
little
exnenBei.
It
has
no
field
to
provide
for
landing.
The
landing'place
isiprovided
by
nature
and
does
not
even
have
to.be
levelled:
Some
day
washaU'have
to
provide
a
field
for
the
use
of
land
planes
but
at
present
the
seacraft
are
the
only
machines
used
in
this
part
of
the
world.
Hp
FINE,
RICH
BpSHHI
'SPORT
Daytime
Shoes
KN0X
WINS
ft
Srir,n
fnc,,
i
FIRST
HALF
Defeated
Grotto
Last,
Night
In
Crucial
Howling
Matrin
By
defeating
Grotto
two
games
j
to
one
wiin
an
aggregate
score
of,
2lbu.lo
2051
111
a
crucial
male
11
last
liighu
Knox
Hotel
won
first
half
honors
in
the.
Tea
Pin
Bowling
i
League.
Red
Young
of
the
Knox.
Ho
tell
liadi
the
high
average
of
the
evening
153.
The
The
players
players
wero
wero:
Red
Young,
Max
ASKetnteset
and
Paul
Armour.
Grotto.
Covertialew
Staines.
Marin.
Bury
and'Ourvich.
Canadian
Uesion
Moran,
Oray,
Stacey,
Skjeilum.
Nalson.
Neison's
Hve
Morris,
Wanar
maker,
Hill.
Vftnee
and
Hlbbard;
The-TBn.Pin
League
standing
to
date
ia-a,
follow;
W.
Knox
Hotel
tat
Moose
..
Hi
Grotto
13.
Canadian
.
Lesion
;
12.'
Elks
10
Rose,
Cowan
it
Latta
9
Power
Corporation
6
Nelson's
4'
STUDENTS
BOWLING
Keen
Competiilon
In
Leagues
April
8
Bluebirds
0oodads
vs.
Grotto.
1,000
ROSES
Li.
5
7
8
9
12
15
17
Illsh
School
Result
in
High
School
Leacue
bowling
Saturday
were
as
follows:
Girls
Gargets,
714;
Lueky
Strikes.
735.
J.
HL's,
635;
Bowler
Bears,
701.
Twlrlers.
806;
Kippers,
677.
Co-Eds
597;
Aceft
657.
King
Eds,
574;
Play.
Malds,
531.
Boy,
Cubs,
795;
Champs,
747.
Tigers,
786j
BucJuroos.
717;
Oiants,
737;
Punks,
769.
High
sco
lers
were:
Girls
Frances
Thomson,
190.
Boys
Martin
Eriekson
194.
League
standings
are
as
follows:
(ilrlv
Lueky
Strikes
3092
Twlrlers
3690
Kippers
3278
Aces
.3258
Gadget
JI84
Co-Eds
5057
J.M.'s
29W
Bears
2883
Play.
Maids
2013
Boys
Punks
3822
Buckaroos
3773
Champs.
.....3740
Giants
3748
Cubs
3721
Tigers
3C29
TIME
TABLE
OF
HAVE
ARRIVED
for
three,
hundred
more
and
ex
pects,
to
receive
further
orders
within
the
next
few,
days.
He
lias
canvassed
the
whole-city.
day.
night
TllB-IlMLY
NRWS
Monday.
Apr;
MAROONS
NEAR
CINCH:
Defensive
Tactics
After
Piling;.
Up
Heavy
Lead
The
Maroons,
played
a
greafcgame
Saturday
night
and
were
in-eontrol
of-
the-situation
throughout,
never
hei
milting
the
Maple
Leafs,
who
put
everyUilng
they
had
into
the.
effort;
to
get
into
the
lead.
The
Maroon
stood
off.
a
fierce
Toronto
attack
in
Uie
first
period,
held
the
Leafs
m
the
second
and
took
com
plete
command
in
the
third,
check
ing
the
Leafs
into
submission.
Af
ter
building
up
ther
commanding
lead,
the
Maroons
almost
throughout
the
last
period
engaged
in
de-
ue
tensive
tactics.
On
several
oc
casions
the
Maple
Leafs,
concen
trating
almosUthsifcentlreMUrenRth
on
the
forward
line,
sieged
the
Maroons
goal
but-
found
the
Montreal
defence,
in
which
Hooley
Smith
starred,
impenetrable.
Robinson
opened
the
scoring
for
thecMaroons
in-th.
firtnw(
nnw
y
.
.
.
vu
uuu,
about
half)
way
through
the
second,
Harvey
Jackson,
netted
the
equalizer
for
the
Marlie
Leafs.
With
three
minutes
ofthe
second
period.
to.
go.
Blinco
put
the
Maroons,
into
the
lead
with
a
brilliant
score
from
an
awkward
corner
on
an
assist
from
Bhields.
Four
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
third
period.
Went-
Worth
and
-Baldy
Northcott
daxh-jfd
away
with
the
puck
out
of
one
Toronto's
fierce
attacks
and
thn
latter
made
the
third
Montreal
goal.
Thereafter,
the
Maroons
cn-gaged'excluslvcly
in
a
close-checking
defensive
game
and
held
the
fierce-attacking
Maple
Leafs
at
Bay.
Connell,
in
the
Maroon
goal,
had
to
stop
twenty-one
shots
In
the
first
period.
and
fortv-four
in
tho
entire
game
while
Halnsworth
of
the
Maple
Leafs
handled
only
seventeen.
CRACK
TRAIN
IS
HEED
DP
Illinois
Central
Flier,
stopped
Arntedj
Bandlls.
WI10
.Made
Big
Haul
Byi
vs,
Btriicers,
kankakee.
Ill,
April
8:
an
Another
Consignment
To
Follow
From,
Vancouver
liland
Firm,
A
consignment
of
a
thousand
rose
trees
arrived
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
from
a
Vancouver
Island
firm
Friday
addressed
to
Phil
Edgcumbe.
Mr.
Edgcumbe
sayg.
they
lire
all
sold
and
he
also.
has.
orders
crack-
Illinois
Central
filer
was
held1
I
up
by
a
large
groun
of
masked
han-.
d
Its
near
llere.
the
robbers
maklnJ
mwr
getaway
with
thousands
(dollars
in
cash
and
Jewels;
ofi
GiantPlanelh
Alameda
Prior
To
Pacific
Hop
Hue
Clipner
Ship.
Arrives,
Miami
to,
Prepare
For-Traiw-Paclfic
Flieht
ALAMEDA
Cal..
Aprl
8:AftcrJ
iei5ury.iiignt,acrossttbecontin
11119
unnoriauon
01.
roses
tafcenent
irom
m
m
t
the
place
of
the.
Horticultural
Se-
American
Altways
elinner
plane
hasj
j
v
u
,
i
ul,
1
1:
u.j
uu.
lauui
.
nit
viii
.
i
ifr
inn
,M..M.i.i.
other
dealers-
have-also'
been'
lm-
paredfora'fliithtsern.hMP,r4fi
porting
trees.
'
ocean
to
the
Orient
via
Hawaii,
CAMERON
41
IN
LEAD
IktablLilic
CoinnuiiiUnx
.Marjln
Over
lion
Drown
in
Milliard
Send,
Final.
The-
first
block
of
the
second
semi-final
of
the
city
billiard
cham
pionship
last
ev
tiling
resulted,
tal
Neil
Qamaron
eaUbtUhtng
a
com
J
mandlng
lead
of
186
over
Don
,
,
Brown,
the-acorns
being:
Cameron..
Defeated
Maple
Lraf
Saturday
io
S,B.
Br0wn
381
i
mkestraiigle-llold-on
j
Tne
disappolnUngy
Stanley
Cup
ptayer8
It
timid
in
their
:
shots-
and-
missing
many
an
easy
set-up.
Cannons
were
missed
by
a
I
hair's
breadth,
balls-jiiwled
'around
,
llw
pneketa
and
then
stayed
ouU
It,
the
second
fixture
of,
Montreal!,
Made,
Great
liKplay.
X5
Xrf
.hT
JISL
!
t.i
,.'
..
.
.
pWred
and
threatened
the
Qodt
of-
the
evening.
Canadian
Legion
beat.
Nelson's
Five
two
games
to
one
with
!
-an
aggregate
score
of
2010-to
1852.
mm
Wide
Open
Garner
billiards
hr
failed-to
ei
any.
con.
sideration
from
them.
Cameron's
best
break
ws
45
ilos-.l
TORONTO.
April
8
tCIM-Be-
ing
the
whtl
at
30).
31,
33,
2ir'
Ioru.a
crowd
of
14.080
fans
in
the
'twteei.
Brown
could
not
get
going.
lunf
ri
.
I
.
o.t..l.:llU
Im1
hna
M
41
l.
w'
ui
giwiu7,
tm,
n
lht
Uie
MolUreal
Trm
seeond
bteek
Knox
Hote-F
BIiHiln
S,
Veitch.
Maroons
took,
wIILbt
)tayedr;
r
...'
i.
.
a
strangle-hold
on
the
SUnlewCuDi,tonht.
aerie,
by
outplayln
and
outclass-
Tm
finals,
originally
achedpled:
ing
the
Toronto
Maple
Lien
fa
to
.win
tOT
Vedneaday.
Thursday
and
Frl-by
a
scuro
of
three
io
one
in
a
hut.
dav
of
-this
week,
have
been
post-wide-
open
gam&
The
Manxravhav-
iwned
till
Sunday.
Monday
and
ing
won
here
the
first
two
01
the
Tuesday,
of
next
week.
In
Uie
final,
best
three
out-
ofi
five
game-
series,
which
will
be
of
three
bloek.
C.
P.
the.
scene
now.
changes.
to.Mon-
Balairno.
trw
preswnt
oity
cham-treal.
where.-the
third
game
will
be
P1"-
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the
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