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Tuesday,
February
5,
1935
FUNCTION
OF
THE
STATE
Hon.
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir,
minister
of
education
for
British
Columbia,
in
a
recent
address
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
old
political
maxim,
"That
government
is
best
which
governs
least,"
was
outworn
and
could
not
be
accepted
today.
It
was
clear
that
the
state
today
must
play
a
much
greater
pan
than
that
of
umpire.
He
quoted
Laski
to
show
that
the
state
was
an
organization
for
ehablintr
"the
PREMIER
BENNETT
AND
THIS
PORT
BILLIARDS
CONTINUED
r'utther
Postponed
names
Last
Evening
In
the
fifth
game
from
the
fixture
games:
January
24
George
Howe.
Grot
mass
of
men
to
realize
social
good
oh
the
largest
possible
i"8.
plimentary
manner.
He
was
speaking
of
the
port
of
Vah-'MKe
o
couver
in
connection
with
the
First
Narrows
bridge
proposal
and
is
quited
in
Hansard
as
saying:
"It
is
a
national
port,
the
onlv
nort
of
consentience
unon
the
Pacific
Coast
able
to
take
care
of
large
traffic.
The
warriors
port
of
Prince
Rupert
has
not
been
available
for
traffic
to1
u?iM'
the
extent
that
was
originally
thought
and
Vancouver
S
S,
taico
iui
uiust
ui
n
it
Liiuiie
iivuuuoie
on
me
i
acme
slone."
.
.
itMtgrM,fftct
lheonfKjjtceRilpej;t.is
aVail-amaiTd'hasWe
ridrt
iacmuoolvf
t.lit
ehuragement
from
the
public
men
of
Canada
which
it
,righ
Bcno1
siiouid
have
had.
The
result
is
that
those
facilities
have
not'
been
used
as
it
was
expected
they
would
haVe
been.
BAPC0LITE
The
Durable
Finish
For
Hbats
and
All
Exterior
Surfaces
BAPCOLITK
VAKN1SII
Is
made
on
a
hew
formula
and
Is
unaffected
by
fresh
water
or
salt
either
hot
or
cold.
BAPCOLITF.
ENAMKL
is
made
In
fifteen
different
colors
and
provides
an
exterior
finish
of
beauty
for
canoes,
automobiles,
etc.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
FOR
SALE
Fisher
Truck
and
Chevrolet
Truck
Phone
-580
-Phone
Intermediate
League
Canadian
Legion
2
High
School
.2
2
League
4
1
Grottettes
1,
Junior
League
Scythians
5
Bby
Scouts
1
0
L.
1
2
3
1
2
3
0
2
4
0
2
4
SPORT
CHAT
C'aiiiury
and
Portland
played
a
i'la)ert
mie-all
tforthwest
Hockey
League
iiiaw
in
I'uiilunU
Sunday
night,
the
flrattoirofK,
as
a
result,
assuming
Two
more
deferred
games
in
the
jrxulusiw
possession
of
second
place.
Prince
Rupert
ftliliard
Lesgifr
'fceft
,
Sefctffe
MlflloYialfes
blanked
the
played
last
night.
.
Wfitcferrii
ijy
a
More
of
two
to
nlf
In
the
third
tame
from
the
frx-ai
SffttHe
Lint
'Friday
night
Itffe
of
Jarffftry
31.
E
CWWftri.
Em
press,
defeated
O.
P.
Tinker,
Canadian
Legion.
250
to
212.
giving
the
Empress
an
aggregate
lead
of
714
to
CSC
-to
date
with
the
following
games
yet
to
be
played:
O.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
ML
E.
Young,
Empress;
Arthur
Deale
vs.
Pete
Pritchard;
George
Cripps
vs.
Len
Raabe.
-
to,
vs.
J.
Allen.
Canadian
Legion;
utmHtif
.is
n.
rtrilf
.
On
iKM&fKy
fright
Vortltfnti
had
defeated
SMitHe
irci
Portland
ice
three
lo
one.
Last
night
the
Linns
beat
Edmon
ton
at
Vancouver
5
to
2
and.
at
ala
Bert
Morgan
vs.
G.
A.
Woodland;
J.
pluy.
tlieir
victory
v
r
the
Maple
Sutherland
vs.
George
Cripps.
'Ag-'
Leafs
av
Tomnto
Saturday
night
gregate
score
to
date:
Grotto.
741;
givim?
iliem
a
lie
fir
third
place
Canadian
Lfeelon.
G03.)
.
Willi
the
Caiullens
in
the
Inter-
January
15-G.
A.
Woodlartd.
I
national
Division.
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
James
An-,
-
drews.
Elks.
(Aggregate
score
to'T)f
f
I1DF
date:
Canadian
Wgioh.
Ift5
kljijljillJ
January
10
M.
K.
Young.
Em-i
press,
vs.
G.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
:
Legion.
lAggrvgate
score
to
'ifate:J
1209;
Canadian
Legion,'
X
I'
Iu
if.
.
I
lrtU,cV
'M'nu;uiy
io
realize
j
December
11-James
Andrews,
the
best
that
themselves.
IS
111
i
e,
vs.
j.
Allen
Canadian
Legion
The
minister
said
that,
if
democracy
meant
anything,
it
lAggregate
score
to
date:
Elks,
mo;
meant
atUeasUerruality
of
opportunity,
something
which
(Canadian
Legion,
im.
does
not&xist
'today.'
By
extending
its
educational,
health)
ThnighVs
une-up
and
welfare
services
it
does
something
at
least
to
bring
Line-ups
for
tonight
are
as
foi-closer
the
day
When
equality
of
opportunity
will
be
a
fact
lows:
as
Well
a?r
a"h
ideal.
j
c.
p.
Baiagno,
Eiks.
vs.
o.
p.
Tin-
Dr.
Weir
showed
that
social
and
educational
services
ke
?
wSrS
?'
j
Allen
were
a
paying
investment.
It
paid
the
state
from
the
stand-'
Jam
Andrews
vs.
o.
a.
woci-
point
01
government
nnances
to
prevent
distress,
w
pre-
land.
vent
ill-health,
to
prevent
mental
breakdown,
to
prevent'
wiiiiam
stuart
vs.
Arthur
Beaie
crime,
to
prevent
neglect
of
children.
The
government:
J
EMorrls.
aeorgecripps.
services
alon
these
lines
represent
a
good
investment
for)
Harry
m'mlc
M-
m.
Lamb,
the
community,
just
as
does
education
far
better
invest-1
"
ment
than
our
expenditures
on
liquor
and
many
non-'RocirnfLoll
QfnnJirfr
essentials
and
luxuries.
'
DaSKeiDail
Oianaing
LEAGUE
STANDING
Senior
League
W.
uunui
in,t.iic
iiuusc
ui
Vyuiiiuiuim
leteJiiiy
I
leilliei
Jorottn
4
T)nu
r....v
.l
i
T.
r..t
i
?
n
l
i
I
jiuiiucLL
leieneu
iu
rnnce
iiupert
in
anyinmg
mil
a
com-
c
n.
r.
a
2
p:
X
You
Save
Good
4
4
-
8.
2
-
10.-2
5
o.5
Billiard
Averages
!S
G.
Ttl.
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
7
1750
II.
Menzie
(Elks)
5
1250
J.
Bulger
(Elks)
2
500
J.
Allen
(CD
1
250
Oeorge
Cripps
(CD
5
1247
M.
E.
Young
(Emp)
5
1239
R.
McLeod
(Emp)
0
1475
Bert
Morgan
(G)
G
1449
A.
Donald
(Emp)
7
1680
W.
Macey
(Emp)
1
238
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks)
7
1059
J.
E.
Morris
(Elks)
7
1C40
E.
Batt
(G)
6
1397
.3,
D.
Macdonald
(O)
.
3
C92
A.
Harvey
(CD
4
P.
Pritchard
(Emp)
.6
E.
Cameron
(Emp)
7
O.
A.
Woodland
(CD
.
2
W.
Hulson
(G)
I
L.
Raabe
(Emp)
5
George
Howe
(O)
5
M,
M.
Lamb
CD
D.
Brown
(G)
W.
Wllllscroft
(Elks)
E.
Stacey
(Emp)
0.
P.
Tinker
fCD
T.
Kerrigan
(0)
1.
Sutheriahd
fb)
James
Andrews
(Elks)
C
L,
Youngman
(CD
A,
Beaie
(CD
918
1400
1007
450
225
1127
1119
1549
1543
1527
214
1488
1489
COO
774
579
725
Av,
250
i
250
250
250
249
248
246
242
240
238
237
234
233
231
230
233
1
230
225
225
225
224
221
220
218
214,
213
j
21315
200!"
194
N
103
y
Quality
in
footwear
Is
thf
first
consideration.
You
know
better
than
to
expect
something
for
nbthlng.
Your
Common
sense
tells
yoti
that
mateflal
made
to
last
costs
less
in
the
long
run
than
material
thrown
together
to
sell
cheap.
WE
1)0
NOT
HANDLE
BANKRUPT
STOCK
OR
SECONDS
because
both
these
classes
are
'leftovers"
which
sell
for
practically
nothing
because
they
arc
worth
practically
nothing.
flood
Shoes
and
Ruhher
Good
outwear
poor
shotfs
and
poor
rubbers
many
times
over
and
they
keep
their
shape
and
appearance.
THE
FAMILY
SHOE
STORE
have
always
given
you
the
finest
your
money
can
buy
And
we
will
continue
to
'give
you
the
finest
for
this
has
been
our
policy,
fur
many
years
WIN
Si
STREAK
CONTINUED.
C.
N.
1L
A.
'ktm
of
fr(lo
txit,
Nitlil
Intermediate
lUce
Is
Close
The
Qfolto
continued
Us
Senior
Uasketball
Leuglte
Vlmrtng
sfrfak'
flast
nffclrt
fct
the
expvnM
of
thet
Caandlah
National
Recreation
As-i
Kbclatloff
with
S
scofe
of
51-36.
Thei
tobacconists
were
decidedly
in
form!
while
the
train
crew
were
enjoying
night
of
I.
Half
time
score
won
result,
stepped
back
into
second
'29.15.
Gurvich
IiWkh1
himself
Id
21
plfcrf
trm
WPTfftlfkh
wrr
idle.
olnts
for
his
night
s
work.
In
die
ttrtmft
ttrtne
mt
night
The
ladies'
game
was
the
best
of
Keattle
siRir
OnNrtry
0
(0
2.
the
evening.
Gruttettes
losing
out
r
to
Annettes
10-7.
Annettes
squad!
By
defeating
Nfw
York
Amerlearis'ihftrt
thrmts
their
own
way
in
the'
of
January
29.
Bert
Morgan.
Grotto,
in
a
trard-fmight
guru
at
ChfrtigwJ
first
ta'lf
when
they
walked
off
at'
won
over
J.
E.
Morris,
Elks,
250
to
ftWflsy
rrfm.
the
ChfWgrt
ffthe
IhteYvsl
wifK
sik-oint
lead,
229.
The
Elks
Still
ha,ve
a
lead
of
flawfes
twmtten
l-.tftthp
M
(hetjeore
TiMng-
7-1.
in
the
second
half
1141
to
1058
with
the
game
of
Gtwte
tfrnrtesm
T)ftMin
Of
(it
Nsfrnrnt
the
OrotWtes
tnfnM
on
the
heat
Howe,
Grotto,
vs.
James
Andrews,
ftofkfty
Iff
iimiMx
DrtilrisJio
oalsrore
their
opponent
but
Io.m
Elks,
still
outstanding.
Mm
rt
btotfh
th
Marnmis
l
Wtol
by
three
'pofnts.
Following
are
othet
outstAndK
MotHrtel
Salnrttay
trttht.
dronjilngj
the
JtmM
High
School
five
last
sk
Wtft
sMAfrtl
fs-.
The
Amert-lto
the
8cyfh!flh4
9-16.
cans,
however.
improvetl
their
Tlie
High
School
and
the
War
The
Family
of
weefc-ifKf
:
f
tors
tangled
In
SCHEDULE
February
5
February
7
February
12
'Februarv
14-February
19-Februury
21-
Elkx
v
Legion.
Empress
V5
Grotto.
Elks
v.1-
Empress,
legion
vs.
Gfotlo,
Elks
yi
Grotto.
Empnr
va
legion.
:
Shoe
Store
the
Intermediate
League
with
the
student
coming
out
on
the
long
end
of
a
27-22
count
The
game
was
minus
the
thrills
usually
put
up
by
these
lirter-
hriedlates.
"Half
time
score
was
17
10
in
favor
of
the
High
School.
Senior
League
arrttto
HatehfoM
14.
Murray
Hi.
Gflll.t
ill.
Mdrgah
3..
J
Mor
rlj,n
ill
flurvlrh
iti-
titat
M
:
C.
li.
R.
A.-8tlle
7i.
Johnson
Mil.
Dan
Morrison
Ci.
E
Smith
J
i5.
0g.
(J.
Smith
li;
toUl,
30.
I
ladies'
league
Annette's
Stone
4i.
Ratchford
MorrHt
2.
Hrahd.
StArnp-Vlnttnt.
(
Boddh;
4
;
tdtftl,
Iri.
T
total.
7.
Ifiiermediafe
l.ejue
j)
High
Scliool
-Oampbeil
).
Und-
sny
'I7i.
Davies
Mi.
Morgah.
Tobey.
ilMcMeekin.
Fulton
2i.
total.
27.
m
Grotiette
smith
2i.
Dickens
:
2.
ilalfberg
Ui.
Kelson.
McMee-
kin,
Croxford,
Gullck.
Beaie
2i;
Warrlors
-J.
Comatllna
G.
UOJ.
Vlereck
n.
ntxnatrlck
Miller.
F.
Comadlnn.
Domlnato
'2
total,
22.
linllor
lagne
High
School
H'lrano
Ui.
ifouston
'81.
Kelsey.
Veltch,
Muliro,
Lear
2
-Itusoy;
total,
9.
Scythians
Domlnato
9i
Gillls
'2.
Montesano
5i.
Letourncau,
;
Mhfray
Montesaho.
Astoria,
Ahton-elli
ttftal,
10.
!
Money
When
Yoti
IMPRESS
4
1
Buy
Good
Shoes
CtKf
LEADING;
Rare
For
Crilbage
Lea
rue
Honors
Conliriaing
Prince
riupert
Ctlbbaue
Lt-astie1
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
1
Empress
13,
Grotto
12.
C.
N.
R.
A.
13,
Canadian
Legion
14.
EleVatot
K
Moose
iz,
Meat
Packers"l3,,t
O.'tJ.
F
If
League
S'ldtidltig
M.
W.
L.
1
Empress
4
58
50
1
Canadian
Legion
4
57
51'
Elevator
4
56
5i.
Moose
4
55
531
'
Meat
Packers
4
54
54
L
O.
O.
F.
4
53
si
J
Grotto
4
53t
55'
Ctt.tt.A.
4
46
C2t
Hockey
Standings
Interftallftffal
DlvWdh
W.
D
L.
F.
A.
P.
Toronto
21
3
10
95
69
45
Maroons
17
2
Id
79
48
Sft
Canadlens
9
'5
13
57
75
2S
Americahs
8
7
17
58
83
23
St.
Ldlils
d
5
22
67
97
17
American
Divii'ion
Chicago
16
4
10
70
56
30
Boston
10
3
12
73
07
35
Rangers
14
4
11
63
75
3i
Iethlf
11
7
13
70
07
29
NflrthWesl
League
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
.Beattle
16
2
6
70
45
34
Portland
8
4
8
54
51
20
Vancouver
0
4
8
64
53
22
Edmonton
7
2
11
56
75
)0
Calgary
3
C
10
45
67
12
h
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CllkMlCM.
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ALIBI
IS
SUPPORTED
Hirl'lier
Wthe.sH
Heard
In
Defence
(If
Hiiiithiaiin
LIriiHtrrjcirs
nirtlnlay
FLEMING-TON,
N.J..
Feb.
5:
Further
defence
witnesses
in
the
Irlal
of
lirUrto
Itlchard
Hauptmann,
charged
With
the
kldnap-murder
of
baby
Cliarlfca
Augustus-Lindbergh
Jr..
took
thfe
stand
In
support
of
Hadlilmatm's
alibi
yesterday,
claiming
that
accused
was
no
where
near
the
scene
of
the
crime
on
the
night
lh
question.
The
state,
on
the
other
hand,
contended
that
the
weight
of
evidence
pointed
conclusively
to
Hauptmann
and
none
other.
One
woman
witness
for
the
defence
said
she
saw
Violet
sharp
dead
hbliWmald
of
the
Morrow
household,
riding
that
night
In
a
car
carrying
a
blanket
which
apparently
contained
something.
It
was
the
twenty-fourth
day
of
the
trial.
Col.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
was
in
attendance
throup.hont
t1
day
It
was
hi
thirty
third
birth-
'ekeena
nrand
,
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of
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