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much
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trouble
comes
from
wearing
the-
wrong
type
of
shoes.
...
Walking
in
unshapely,
or
ruiirovei:
shoes,
can.
in
jure
the
foot
structure,
temporarily
or
permanently.
Don't
Take
Chances!'
Let.
us
fit.you
for
COMFORT
with
shoes
that
will
enable
you
to
walk
miles
with
smiles!
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Except
Sunday;
by.
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KuperU
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News,
Limited,
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,..
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by,
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paidUm
advance
$3.00
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
weekt
...
10
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire-and!
United
States,
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year
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other
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DAILY
EDITION
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January
14,
1935
'-'RELIGION
OF
POLITICS
Such
a
hold;
have
the
political
party
names
on
people
that
they
stipk'tci
them
right
or
wrong.
Take
the
present
change
in.'th6tattitude
of
the
Conservative
leader.
When
Mr.
Bennett
was
sitting
tight
and
doing
nothing
he
was
right
in
the
eyes
of
manyof
his
followers.
Today
when
he
has
adopted
a5,
Liberal1
policy
he
is
still
right.
His
supporters
are
Conservative
whether
the
policy
is
Liberal
or
Conservative'.
Politics
is
a.
religion
witln
them.
.
This
policy-of,
"My
party.,,
right
or
wrong"
is
good'
for
only
a
percentage
of
the
people.
Possibly
fifty
percent
of
the
people
vote
for
the
party
irrespective,
of
what
the
party
stands
for.
The
other
fifty
percent
are
the
people
who
keep
the
politicians
on
their
toes.
And.
jusb
now.
the
politicians
are
on
their
toes
for
the
people
are
worried
over
the
economic
conditions
and
at
least
fifty
percent
are
ready
to
switchi
to
any.
party
provided
they
feel
that
there
is
hope
of
relief
in
that
quarter.
FLIGHT
OF
A
WOMAN.
The
flight
of
Mrs
Putnam;
better
known
to
the.
world
as
Amelia
Earhart.
which
ended
Saturdav
afternoon
at
Oakland,
California,
was
another
indication
of
the
fcict
that
womeiitfrrjust
as
able
as
men.
Usually,
they-can
en-
nure
more,.
ami-longdistance
Hying
is
largely
a-
matter
of
endurance.
Now
that
Amelia
has
flou'n
the
Pacific
from
Honolulu
to
the
United:
Slates,
such,
flights
will
no
longer
be
news
4
;
ThS'
BWtish
gonhiftf
ft
eJctemled
the;
unemnlov-
ment
insurance
plan
in
that
country
until
within'
a
short
time,,
it
is
announced,
every
man
and
woman
living
there
will
be
insured'
against
lieing
out
of
a
job.
Canada'
is
on
the
eve
of
adopting
a.
similar
system;
It
has
been
delayed
for
years
but
eventually
we
have-had;
to
fall
in
line
with
the
British
policy.
We
hope
that
the
scheme
will
be
carefully
considered:
so
that
it
may
become
a
permanent
policy
for
the
country.
.Get
rid
of
it
before
IT
CAN
INDIFFERENCE
to
over-acidity
of
the
stomacli
can
only
lead
to
trouble
and
suffering.
Do;
not
neglect
such
symptoms
as
frequent
heartburn,
acid
eructations,
gas,
"sour"
fetomach,
acid
indigestion,
etc.,,
for
these
signjy
that
too
much
acid
is
present
in-
the
stomach.
For
immediate
relief
take
Disunited
Magnesia,
This
preparation,
though
harmless
to
either
child
or
adult,
neutralizes'
and
alrcorbs
the
excess-
acidi
HARM
YOU
!
mi
dUmxcdjui
MAGNESIA
IS;
E$IA....NQT
AJ-AXATIVL
SPORT
cB?"BTB!B
riroiMri
riririn-i-B
raxaxmut
lor
the
near
future,
and
it
Is
to
be
hop-d
that
there
will
be
more
eni-
trants
for
this
race.
Starters
and
timekeepers
were
John
Storseth
and
Erling
Green-
strand.
Harold,
Hrlland
was
In
charge
of
the
refreshments
with
plenty
of
help
from
the
ladles.
The
trophies-
and'
prices
will
be
presented
to
the
winners
at
a-
dance
held-:
in
the
Oddfellows'
Haiti
on
January
3U
Junior
ElksWiir
i
In
Bowling
Play
league
Leaders
Drnionstralnl
Their
;
Superiority
Over
WAttfc
(Jrocery
l
Yesterday
.
The
league
leading
Junior
Elks
defeated
Watts
Grocery
by
a.
score
ofi
1376.
to
1013
yosterday
in
the
only
game
played
in
theGity
Bowl
Ing
League
at
the
Elks'
Home.
The
high
score
of
203
was
made
by
James
Andrews.
Games
of
Moose
vs
Canadian
Legion
and
Lambie
&
Stone
vs.
Old
Empress
were
The
league
.standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
G.
Junior
Elks
4
C:
N.
R:
A.
4
Lambie
&
Stone
2
Senior
Elks
4
P.
Bums
Ltd
3
Old
Empress
3
Twlrlers
3
Moose
3
Waterfront
Rats
2
Pioneer
Laundry
3
Canadian
Legion
3
Watts
Grocery
4
MAU.SUlVF.lt
Pts.
4070
4781
2304
4420
3215
3701
3122
3040
1981
2827
2C02
3551
Av.
1243
1195
1152
1105
1072.
1007
1041
1013
001
042
897
888
NItW
YORK.
Jum
14:
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jsilver
closed
at
54b
per
ounce-
on
1.
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iiiciaj.
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oh
,
CONSTIPATION.
INDIGESTION.
RHEUMATISM
with
JftcuaingujwiwtoroimrtwtAHCA
NEWS
OF
WHIST
January
18-
Sons
of
Norway
vs
I.O.O.H..
Canaiilan
Legion
vs.
(Init
io.
January
25I.O.O
F.'
vis.
St.
An
drews.
Canadian
Igton
vs.
Sons
nf
Norway.
February
1-Canadlan
Legion
vs.
I.O.O.R,
St.
Andrews
v.
Grotto.
February
a-Grotto
va.
Sons
of1
Norway,
Canadian
legion,
vs.
St.
Andrew.
February
15
I.O.O.Fi
vs.
Grotto,
fiun
of
Norway
vs.
s
Andrews.
February
22
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Sons
of
jNprway.
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
I-
Kion.
March
1-
St
Andrew
vs.
I.O.O.F.,
Sons
of'
Norway
vs.
onnaillfln
March
3r-I.O.O.P.
Legion,
GroUo.vuj
St
March
15
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto.
St.
Andrew.s
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
BBrJbB
1
B
m:.UxmaiUiMKM!m
Razor-Edge
Competition
In
CRIBBAGE
!
Cross
Country
Ski
Tourney;
J
FIXTURES
Was.
hrst
m
History
of
City
'
Jamias
1-Gauadlan
Union
vs.
A
crowd
of
about
two
hundred
visited
the
Sons
of
Nor-
ZTuImZTZZ
way
ski-
cabin
on
Mount
Oldfield
yesterday.
Conditions
Vaur.
'
beinir
oxcollfint
for
tln
nwtjisinn.
niiirh
internut
vvm
tiiun
1,
.,ili;
tl.t.l,:
u
f..r
1...
..i
Jnnuarf
24
Meat
Veken
m
wjr
....
...
tuu
1..
vii.v.ii
w.m
inv
nisi
UJ
IIV
IIUHII
ill
u.
femKlInn
lilnm
Prince
Rupert
l!he
trail,
which
was
ten
miles-long,
was
n.ha
v
i.oojj..
FJwator
v1
laid
in
very
rough
territory
with
bad
bills,
heavy
timber
Empress.
and.
slurpi
ouwes,
but
"""'r""'"M
in
the
race
made
very
good
time
considering
that
they
had
had
UtUc
or
no
practice.
There
were
no
accidents
with
the
exception
of
Jack
Itrunil
breaking
one
ski:
on.
tho
loine
stretch,
thereby
being:
dls-lualiiied.
OUirrwise
he
would)
undoubtedly
have
been
first
In.
the
class-
in:
which
he
was
entered!
j
Loud'
cheering
was-
heard:
from
the
crowd
when
the
competitor.
Vera
first
seen
ooming
up,
the
last
tteeplilll
at
the
finishing
lino,
most
of?
them
fresh-
enough,
to.
statti
tllu
Int.
over.
The
Clausen,
ski
trophy
was
won
by.
Hans
Khutfcrn.
who
mude
the.
best
time
in
the
class
uiulbn
thirty
years
of
age,
while
dumar.
Selvig
haptured
the
&
Skog
trophy,
mali-'
Jug
the
best
time
ln
his
class,
over
'
jthirty
years
of;
age.
Prizes
will;
also'
be
awarded)
to.
the
next
two
besti
fskiiersKln;
each'
class,
these
being
i
Hans
Pederseu,
and
Oscar
Sather
ln
the
class
over
thirty
and'
John
J
Pfedheim
and-
Inge
Valen
in
thej
class-under
thirty.
Following
were
the
Umes
made
by
the
thirteen!
competitors:
!
.
Thirty,
years
and
over-Gunnar
Selvig,
4C
minutes,
40
seconds;
Hans
Pedersen,
5S
m.,
20
s.;
Oscar
Sather,
50
m.,
45
John
Olsen,
5Tm.,
10
s.;
Stelnar
Berg,
C5
m
45s.;
Thoralf
Murvold,
95
m
30s.
Under
thirty
years
of
age
Hans
Knutsenj
42
m;
JoJ)ji
lfj'ejJhelm,.8i
m.;
Inge
Valen,
48.,
45s.;'ArnoId
Pettprsen
49
m
ao.
.
nrfH
I-anuthp
1
53
m;
Henry
Larsen.
78
m.
The-
Umo-
made
in
tills
men
by
the
winners
is
the
average
time
made
on
any
ten
mile
ski
course.
Another.
raue
is
under
consideration;
But
He
Got
Up
And
Won
Althou'di
he
loolfc
hope'.c
!y
an?
lei.
in
the
fene-.
H.ile
Dale
Is
not
ouf.
by
a
long
4:
'
Genr.r.-nan
'nci.'-y
N-l.
m
BmI.
Jr.
"under
ho.-
:k
remcu:i'.cd
inn
won
the
vent
the
rti'in-hviHe
t'vi
Ifj
ftf
n
an'
p".
''
nv
'
.it
tlitHinu.re
Mrt.
SCHEDULE
1
MORSE
CREEK
IS
FLOODED
I
itn
(fllirf1
Slums
llimoeir
l
,Vs
(iuMla-.SHirUai
He
i
an
.Mile
Otfiiial'
Showing
himself
to
be
a
public
benefactor
besides
a
good
official:
Fire
Chief
J.
R.
Morrison
did
the
'skaters
or
this
city
a
big
favor
last
night.
On
being
asked
if
it
would
be
possible
to
flood
the
Ice
surface
t
Morse
Creek
In
an
effort
to
improve
the,
Ice
for
skating.
Mr.
Mor
rison
not
only
said
It
would,
but
readily
loaned
between
four
and
five
hundred
feet
of
hose
and
hlm-msU
supervised
flooding
operations.
AB?urtAi'
by
a
dozen
or
so
willing
'helpers
he
sent
two
and
a
half
'
hours
at
Moras
GmeJ
nmdo-
two
extra
irips,haeJc
to.Uie
Fire
Hall
for,
.more
hose
when
breaks.
occurred.
in
vs.
Canadian
1
that
being
used
and
than
spent
no
Andrews.
little
time
himself
working
on
tho
Ice.
It
was
left
for
Mother
NaUiro
to
complete
the
job
that
tho
chief
so
ably
.started.
Primo,.
Can
You
Train
Like
This?
Jack
Sharkey,
former
hcavywelaht
hoin?
champ.,
plays
host
to
Primo
Carnei;i
unoihi'r
ex
:hamn
a,
he
latter
stops
over
In
Hoi.ion
Jack
i.
.-en
nouniv.
a
pla.
of
whin
for
Primo
at
hU
tavern
in
Boston,
SCHEDULE
impress
Leading
of
bridge!
Nrr:Le?r
January
17
Swifts
vs
CNJlJ:
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto;
"Ru-ipert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Itam-
!
biers,
BASKETBALL.
gion
va.
Warriors.
High
School
v
Omlto,
SmhiUi
vs.
aeyUilans.
January
C.
N.
It:
A.
va.
M'w,
Annette
rs.
High
BelKXri.
High
Srhool
vs.
Legion.
High
StlKKJl
it.
.Scouts,.
January
34-Orolto
v.
O.
N,
!U
A..
Warrior
vs.
High
School,,
Annette
s
vs.
GroUo,
Seyttilant
vs
Scouts.
January
2-
Giotto
vi
Mooac
vs.
Annette's,
School.
February
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Grotto.
Grotto
vs.
Annette's.
High
School
m
Warriors.
Ittgh
School
vs.
Sey-
llilaru.
February
71-Moose
vs.
Grotto,
toglon
vs.
Warriors
High
School
vs.
Grotto.
Seouto
vs
Scythians
i
February
II
C.N.
R.
A.
vs
Moose.
Mthette's
vs.
High
Scluol.
Hleh
siehool
vs.
Legion,
High
School
vs.
eouts.
Februarj'
14-Grotto
vs.
C.
N,
R.
V..
Warriors
vs.
High
School:
An-
liotte's
vs.
Grotto,
Scythians
vs.
Ifieouts,
'
February
18
Grotto
vs.
Moose,
Grotto
vs.
High
Schooli
Warnors
vs.
Legion.
Seyttilant
vs.
Scout
February
2
U
-Moose
vs.
C
A..
Legion
vs.
High
Schooi.
High
Sehool
vs.
Annette's.
ScouU
vs.
High
School:
February
25-C.N:R:A.
vs.
Grotto,
GroUo
vs.
Annette's.
High
School
vs.
Warriors.
High
School
vs.
Scy-
inians.
February
23-Moose
vs.
Grritt'o.
Legion
vs.
Warriors,
High
School
vs.
arotto,
ScouU
vt
Scythians.
March
4-c:
N.
R;
A.
vs.
Moose.
Annette's
vs.
High
School,
High
School
vs.
Legion,
High.
School,
vs.
ScouU.
March
7Orotto
vs.
C.
M.
R.
A..
Warriors
vs.
High
School,
Annette's
vs.
Orotto.
Sevthl.
v
tiioh
School:
March
11
Orottq
vs.
Moose.'
Gortto
vs.
Hleh
School.
Warrlnr!
in
Diiiiara
nay
Over
the
week-end
three
more
mmN
were
played
In
the
Prlnee
v
January
24-
Rupert'
nrandHltupert
Billiard
IJwgue
fixture
from
Musketeers
vs
Swiff;
Rftmbiert
tast
Thursday
nini
as
ioiiows:
vs.
Qrotto:
C.N.II.A.
vs.
Canadian
e.
Cameron.
Empress.
250j,G.
Vt
lutein
Tinker.
Canadian
Let
Ion.
209:
January
31-Swlffs
VaCanadlan.
a.
Donald.
260j
AlextHarvey.
108
legion;
Grotto.
vs.
"Runert
Brand-1'
Un.
Ruab.
220;
George
Grlpp
Musketeers;
Ramblers
vs.
CttiniA.
jaso.
I'ebruary
7
Swifts
vs.
Ramblers:
C
N
R
A.
vs.
Grotto;
Canadian
I-f-glon
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers.
February
14
flwlft.
vs.
Orottni
CJ.R.A,
v.
"Rupert
Hranu"
Mus-
keleerai
Canadian
Irfglon
vs.
Ramblers.
February
2l--C.NJl:A
vs.
Swifts;
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion;
Ramblers
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musket-
rera
February
25-SwlfU
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Muiketeers:
GroUo
va.
Itanvblers;.
Canadian
Le-jion
vs.
CM.
R.A.
March
7
Canadian
legion
v
Rwlfu;
"Ruperf
Brandr
Musketeers
vs.
rjroltoi.
C.N.1UA,
vs.
Romf
biers.
March
14-Rmblers
vs.
8wlfU:
Grotto
vs.
CNR.
A.:
"Rupert
Brand
Miukoteem
w
QaniwUaiir
IRlon.
This
gives
the
Empress
an
aggre-
tiato
load
to.date
of.S)J8'to
W7fwllh
the
following
two
game
yet
to
be
played:
M.
B.
Young,
Empreaa,
v.
A.
Woodland.
Legion;
Pete
Prlt-hard
fit
v,
C.
li.
Youngman.
I
The
flnal'outstandlng-game
from
lastTueaday.nlghUs-fUturo
Intwrnt
Elks
and
Grotto
is
to
be
played
to-
i
night
with
J.
Sutherland.
stibtitut-Ing
on
the.
Orotto
tram
for
8
I
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ir.,.U
The
following
line-ups
for
night's
fixture
between
Canadian
Laglon
and
Elk
are
G.
P.
Tinker.
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
C.
P.
Halagno.
Elks.
1
Alex
Hatvey
v.
W.
E.
Wttllscroft.
O.
A.
Woodland
vs.
Jsmes
C
L.
Yeungmarti
vt
WtUiam
Stuatt.
George
Cripps
vs.
J.
E.
Morris.
M.
M.
Lamb
vs.
Harry.
Meniitv
Two
long
oiUtamllB
fiamM
from
ttie
Mature
of
I)eeept6eflliilc.
Itwern.
Site
and
Uanwllun.
IHHt,
Januar
I4r-C.
N.
R
A.
v.
OmiU.
Jame
Amlrnwa
v.
Alhx,
Har
Grotto
vs.
Arutette's.
High
SthoollandJ
K,
Mortis
va.
Gifne
Ortppr-
vs.
Wftrlrnrs,
High
Brlutol
vs
fley-thlnns.
January
17-
Mnwnn.
Omttn
le
lsn
remain
Ui
be
playel;
Billiard
Averages
W.
8ttiaruKlkM
B
Caimvnn,
iRntpi
.
Omrgg-
Oflpps.
i
Oh.
J.
Ilulhfto
BIkM.
It
MenrJo
RlkM
R
MfLwd.
iKmpi
M.
E
Young-
Bmpj
irotto
vs.
High
School.
Warriors
vs
llf,L
Monan.
iat
legion.
Scythians
vs.
Scouts.
A-
Donalt,i
'Kn
Januarv
31-Moose
vs.
C.
N:
R:
A.;worw
l,t,wa'
''
tlon
vs
lilsh
Sclrool;
Hlah
School!
w-
Mawy,
Rmp
SCOUtS
VS.
High
W
WUHMHT.IU
IKJKS
IM
M
Umb
CL
F.
Bait
G)
.
J.
H
Morris
iBikat
C.
p.
Balagno
iRtlui
O.
A.
WwxiUnd
iCH
W.
Kutson
tat
Di
Brown
Ot
T.
Kerrigan
Ol
As
Harvey
CIii
8
D.
Mucdonakl.
OI
P.
Pritchard
I-imp
E.
Stseey
(Bmp
L.
Raabe
Empi
O.
P
Tinker
CLi
C.
L.
Youngman
CL
a.
4
4i
3s
2'
1
3l
3.
4.
44
H
;4
4
4.
3
2
1
4
4
3
3
3
4
3
James
Andrews
iBlksi
3
A.
Heale
CL
1
Till
Aw,
HSU
2Mi
1000
2M
7&0.
m
SOa
3M
26Q
3H
"m.
144
TM.
346
ma
14,
oca
ii
pes
m
096
Gfti
009
460.
226
ape
891
442
m
214.
en
811
5T0
180
2(1
M-
26
31
211
2M
22T
2M
225
2H
223
223
221
211
214
109
203
193
187
IM
vs.
Legion.
Scythian
vs.
ScouU.
i
,
lu
'
,
March
14-Moose-vs.
C
N
R
A
ii
B
"e
wa
a
Rood
simUnd
Legion
vs.
High
School;
Hlgh'schoo'iiST3!;
crowd1.,n
aidance,
at
the
vs.
Annette's.
ScouU
vs
HiEhalurday
nlRnt
Scotch,
Cindcrells
'
R
School.
.dance
held
In
the
Moose.
Hall.
Ex
jcellent
music
was.furnlshed
by,
Mr.
Jl
8
DIack's
Orahostra
and
Jamns
.
...
Tr
Try
a
n
n.d
Daily,
News
classifirdi
ad.
Taylor
was
master
of
ceremonies.
JBILUARD
SCHEDULE
January
15-
Legion
vs.
Elks.
January
17-Grotto
vs.
Empre
January
22
Empress,
vs.
Elks
January
2WGroUo
vs,
Leglou.
January
27Grotto
vs.
Elks.
January
31
Legion
vs.
Empress.
February
5-Elks
vs.
Legion.
February
7
Empress.
vs.
Grotto.
February
12-Elka
vs.
Kmpress.
February
14-
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
February
19-Elks
vs.
Orotto.
February.
21-Empross
vs.
Legion
February,
2(l--Leclon
vs.
Elks,
SATURDAY.
NIGHT
SCOTCH.
DANCr.
WIXL
PATKONI.lill
DOUBLE
AUTOMATUP
BOOKLET
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luepi
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fr.ih
si
the
Ant.