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Thursday,
February
28,
1935
POLITICAL
CHANGES
If
there
had
been
an
election
last
fall
even
Conservatives
fdm!ttha?the
goverriment
would
have
been
defeated
and
ftigMtfifrifW.
L.
Mackenzie
King
would
hav'e,
taken
the1
vatives
to
the
new
policy.
Most
of
tile
hitrher-UnS
Were
ih
thfi
know
and
When
they
heard
the
first
vollev
fired
thev
wlrikM
the
other
eye
and
smiled
and
remarked:
"We
don't1
heed
to
Worry,
He's
quite
safe.
It's
all
blank
cartridge."
prie
or
Wo
newspaper
writers
went
off
with
some
hot
stuff
next
mdrning
but
they
did
not
repeat
it.
Wofd
was
passed
to
them
that
it
was
all
right.
Nothing
to
worry
utiduty
revolutionary
but
perfectly
harmless.
Now!
that
the
.Show
is
about
over
and
it
in
RPPn
hnw
Httlo
f6V6lutiorisliy
material
Mr,
Bennett
had
the
people
areMy-
FIVE
PilsfS
LAST
NIGHT
Kinky
Dink
Continue
Leadership
Of
league
With
Knox
Hotel
Irt
Scfonti
Place
Rinky
DinlcS
continued
their
leadership
of
the
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
fast
ntgfit
by
defeating
Lamble
A:
Stone
two
matches
to
one
with
an
aggregate
score
of
2574
to
2537.
In
the
second
game
of
the
evening
Post
Office
won
over
Knox
Hotel,
two
matches
to
one,
the
aggregate
score
beln
2488
to
2335.
Joe
Scott
made
the
high
average
or
201
for
the
evening
In
spite
of
a
bad
start
with
only
111
in
the
first
of
the"
three
matches.
The
league'
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W;
Rlnky
Dinks
5
Knox
Hotel
.3
Lambie
it
Stone
2
Post
Office"
2
L,
1
3
4
4
SEMI-FINALS
ARE
PLAYED
.
1
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Tourney
in
Closing
States
.Semi-finals
in
the
Canadian
Na-,
tlonal
Recreation
Association's
bad-1
mlnton
tournament
were
played
off
j
last
night
with
results
as
follows:
j
Mixed
Doubles
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
Johnny
Mur
ray
beat
Miss
Connie
Morgan
and
place
of
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
as
prime
'minister.
.The
Ichartte-stetens,
15-i.
15-8.
financial
interests
which
Mr.
Bennett
represents
were
at
i
Mis
oiive-
Munro
and
j.
their
-wits
end.
Something
miist
be"
ddrie.
The'y
.tdlked
ititon
Jbeat
miss
M-uiei
Vance
ovr
with
the
lieutenants
of
the
first
minister.
.They
con-.Roy.franks,
-;
-o.
vrtltwA
f.UU
UaAnrr.
U!
t,U,.
o
rl
v
1
Indies
Singles
Hor-
and
t
,VA"-".
"rllu?c'
r,
1
111
m:V
Miss
Elsie
Davis
beat
Miss
The!
tuessea
.ineir
iears
to
itou
r
maiayson
nis
secretary
ana
li
yafi
agreed
that
the
Canadian
electorate
was
in
no
!rnor
to
swallow
the
old
political
baits,
Everyone,
said
;
hafBennett
would
be
defeated
and,
unless
the?
electorate
vas.
given
.a,
political
shock,
the
f
iriSncM
interests
would
be-
delivered
into
the
hands
of
the
enemy.
It
was
a,
situa-tipnthatwas
difficult
to
face.
"TKe'neonle
want
a
bold
nolicv
and
vou
must
sive
it
to
ma
Davis,
ll-6,
11-8.
v
'
Men's
Doubles
J.
II:
Horton
am!
R.
Tobey
beat
J.
Gibson
and
Ray
Franks,
15-0,
15-9
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
Muriel
Vance
and
Miss
Elsie1
Davis
beat
Miss
Lucille
Brooksbank
and
Miss
Creddle
Morgan,
15-7,
'hern',"
declared
Fiiidlayson,
"Give
them
the
Roosevelt
a
rttV,;
;t
Gtool
lliaf
'Mrs.
Robert
Qibson
and
Mrs.
J.
f
Vin
Tf
U
..
n
v,
,.,1t
,,M
rton
beat
Miss
Betty
Parkror
ynuct
iiuni
uiiifj,
ii
iiv
upjuscs,
lie
jjjuuaiiiji
tiii,
the
country
and
you'll
sweep
him
off
the
map
again."
?ljat
was
the
sort
of
counsel
they
gave
and
was
.followed.
V
se'res
of'
speeches
was
prepared
as
the
opening
act
in
the
;fay
arid
Prime
Minister
Bennett
was
forced
to
portray
he'cKaracter
of
the
dancefous
revolutionary.
It
Was-a
rjpld'move,
Indeed
and
"it
caught
the
fancy
df
the'
people;
Iwas
a
most
successful
show.
"The
flv
in
the
ointment
was
that
a
dnV
nr
twn
nitpr
thp
fnrj(us
speeches
were
read
by
the
Prinie"
Minister",
the
Liberal
members
gathered'
at
Ottawa
jus
prior
to
the"3.
opening
of
the
Session.
Wise
counsels
prevailed
and
it
was
decided
hot
to
oppose
any
measure
thatr
was
good
but
rather-lcf
rejoice
that
the
reactionary
leader
had
at
last
geen
the
light.
.iNo.
excuse
was
given
Mr.
Beilnett
to
go
to
the-
country;.
J'Wje
will
gladly
help
you,"
said
Mr.
King.
"You
have
stolen
our
policy
but
what
of
it.
We
can
soon
manufacture
a
neivv
pne.
Get
on
with
your
reforms."
Not
a
word
did,
the
rankvand
file
of
the
Liberals
say
during
the
debate
6i
the
atldt'ess.
There
was
no
vote
of
lack
of
confidence.
All
Were
for
Mr..
King
and
his
policy.
It
was
a
new
pdlitical'situa:-tioii.
It
was
unexpected.
...
bmce
ihe
opening
of
the
House
the
Liberal
members
have
been
clamoring
for
more
Bennett
reforms
'but
the
fefdrms
were
not
ready.
Only
one
bill
had
been
prepared,
th
unemployment
and
old
age
insurance
arid
it
is
now1
law.
Nqw
the
hours
of
work
bill
is
befdiv
the
House
which
is
slowly
'getting
through
its
routine
work
arid
the
Prime
Minister
is
hoping
for
an
excuse
to
appeal
to
the
country
on
the
remainder
of
his
new
platform.
If
the
legislation
is
parsed
dt
this
session,
there
will
be
nothing
left
on
which
t'rj
appeal.
;
.
An
ihteresting
sidelight
is
the
reaction
of
the
Conser
and
Miss
Beatrtce-
frf2,
15-G
Berner,
5"15,
Toe
H
Bridge
Is
Enjoyable
Affair
1
twelve
"fables
In
Play
at
Function
Last
NIcht
Refreshments
Served'
An
enjoyable
bruise
party
was
held
last
night
by
tfvs
local
Toe
It
Bcslety.
There
were
twelve
tabl;s
and
the
prize
wlnnirs
were:
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Seattle:
second.
Mrs.
b'Nelll;
consolation,
Mrs.
Suther
land;
meriTs
first,
W.
McLean;
se
cond,
W-
Blrtwhlstle,
consolation,
Mr.
Rowe.
Reg.
Il6dsbn
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Delfclous
refresh
ments
were
served.
GEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCRAP-BOOK
RIGHT
ACTIVITY
There
is
riot
a
moment
without
some
duty.
Cicero.
Whatsoever
thy
Hand
flndeth
to
do,
do
it
with
jhy
Straftht
In
the
line
of
duty.
curved
Is
the
line
of
beauty;
follow
the
straight
line,
thou
shalt
see
the
curved
line
ever
follow
thee.
Wm.
MacCall.
Success
ln
life
depends
upon
persistent
effort,
upon
the
Improvement
of
moments
Wore
than
updn
any
other
one.
thing".
Maty
Baker
uring
oi
it
iney
are
losing
tneir
enthusiasm
f
or
Bennett's
T,
u
JJt
new
deal
and,
if
the
present
Bennett
slump
continues
for1
"for
llL
IS
another
month
or
two,
the
political
situation
will
be
very
achieving,
stni
pdrsubg,
ream
to
Sira
Wain
to
What
it
was
last
fall.
aabor
and
to
alU-Longfellow.
!
I
Wins
An
"Air
Line"
Decision
1
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Even
the
wrestler
take
to
the
air-Uae
now
Photo
shows
Dean
Detton
leaping
h?h
anr!
lashing
witu
to
t
.it
lie
id
and
shoulders
of
Chuck
S'nngari
in
their
wre.stln.R
m.iuh
,(t
Oakland.
Cal..
Auditorium
Detton
won
SPORT
CHAT
Line-ups
for
tomorrow
night's
Ladies'
Bowling
League
fixtures
at
Boston
Reds
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
Alley
Cats
vs.
Big
Four.
Annette's
vs.
Rupertcttes.
All
Stars
vs.
Mbithllem's.
Strikers
vs.
Canadian
Recreation
Assodtlon.
National
Hockey
Standings
Toronto
Maroons
Canadiens
Americana
jSt.
Louis
International
DlrWon
,
Vt.
u.L.
F.
A.
P.
25
4
13
112
91
54
2Z
2
16
107
77
40
14
5
16
77
91
33
11
8
20
83
98
30
9
6
27
72
123
24
American,
Division
I
(Boston
21
5
14
102
90
471
Rangers
20
5
14
HI
99
45
1
Chicago
.
20
4'
15
89
71
44
Detroit
13
7
20
95
98
33
Northwest
League
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Seattle
12
2
8
101
66
40"
Portland
13
&
9
79
64
32
Vancouver1
.
14
4
10
94
71
32i
Edmonton
8
4
16
83
10G
20
Calgary
3
8
17
C3
113
14
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light,
southerly
wind;
barometer,
30.15;
i
temperature,
46:
sea
smooth.
j
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy.'
calm;
barometer.
30.14;
tempera-'
ture.
42;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
fresh
westerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
j
Langara
Island
Raining,
moder
ate
westerly
wind;
sea
modearte.
Terrace
Part
clowly,
calm,
26.
Anyox
Pirt
cloufjtfi
calm,
35.
,
Stewart-Cloudy,
$alm,
31.
Hazelton
CloudyrTa&t
wind.
25;
Smlthers-Clearrm,
frosty.
Burns
Lake-
Bright,
calm,
7
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
February
28Swlfts
vs.
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers;
Orotto
vs.
Ramblers;
Canadian
Legion
vs.
C.N.
R.A.
TIMETABLE
I
OF
BOWLING
fak.catnaUan
,dirk.vs,.Ann
nettck;WteWerU
BASKETBALL
February
28
Mooee
vs
Orotto,
Legion
vs.
Warriors,
High
School
vs.
Grotto,
Scout
vs.
Snrtntans.
March
4
C.
SeouU.
R
A
v
Vrnmuv
'
follows:
School
vs.
Legion.
Utah
Sehool
vs.
We
Comb
the
Crop
for
ihe
quality
leaves
thai
go
lo
make
Ogden'i
Fine
Cot
Cigarette
Tobacco.
Thal'i
whyOgden's
ii
sodownfighl
satisfying,
a
cool
smooth,
fragrant
tobacco
that
rolls
a
better
cigarette.
Take
a
lip,
men
I
With
a
package
of
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
and
"Chan-lecler"
or
"Vogue"
Cigarette
Papers
you
will
be
"NEXT"
for
the
fullest
measure
of
soothing
enjoyment
in
rolling
your
own,
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
CUT
Your
Pipe
Knoics
0
(Jen's
Cut
Pluf
Ikktth
CohcnbM.
NeV
Conditions
Of
Work
Sought
j
By
Auto
Makers
DETROIT.
Feb.
28:
-The
N-
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i
II
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.
...
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,...t.
.
enha
ppolntd
WlHiwn
Oreen.
prendefrt
of
the
American
Federa
tion
of
Labor,
to
negotiate
new
working
conditions
on
their
behalf
Thursday,
fhji
IS
JUST
THAT
MUCH
BETTER
GIN
ESTABLISHED
1770
BURNETT1
l3oz.
$1.50
ILIKHhGK)
2,5
oz.
$2.85
TVr
Jvrrtemriit
it
no
puMMhtd
of
dupUw!
by
the
Liquor
Control
ikord
or
by
ibr
Government
.
t
with
the
employer
T
continue
work
unVr
(
ajB.e
ciil
ions,
they
avert
Tonight's
train.
Aw
east
at
10:15,
wa
.
-morning
to
be
en
time
Indian
Agent
i&r-
(
XUweU,
who
la
uan
a
V
to
the
city
on
offic
ii
h
i
all
by
the
Prince
)
:.:
night
on
his
rrturn
'
Charlotte
Iilaiuts
in
oz.
$i.7r
25
oz.
$2.05
ITS
NAME
GUARANTEES
ITS
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hiram
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sons
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'thu
advertisement
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or
displayed
Control
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or
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the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
by
the
Llquol