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DAELY
EDITION
Friday.
February
8,
1935
Every
movement
m
this
world
depends
very
largely
on.
its
executive
head.
If
the
moving
spirit
has
enough
enthusiasm
he
can
do
wonders.
Take,
for
instance,
this
Hornby
land
settlement
scheme
of
which
we
have
been
hearing
of
late.
Why
is
it.
that
it
has
made
such
headway
as
to
prove
likely
to
become
an
accomplished
fact?
What
has
caused
the
British
Parliament
to
commence
to
grapple
with,
it,
legislators
to
listen
to
it
and
public
bodies
everywhere
to
endorse
it?
Let
it
be
granted
first
that
the-
scheme
has
in
itself
intrinsic
merit
and
that
it
has
been
worked
out
as
a
result
of
the
application
of
brains
to
experience.
Even
with
that
good
start,
i
t
would
have
lain
dormant
for
centuries
if
some
one
person
had
not
put
into,
it
all
the
enthusiasm
of
youth
and
carried
out
a
campaign
with
the
diplomacy
of
age
and
experience.
Brigadier
General
Hornby
is
not
a
young
man
by
any
means
but
he
is
young
in
spirit
and
old
in
experience
with
men.
He
has
devoted
his
energies
to
the
work
which
be
has
had
in
hand.
He
has
been
able
to
en
thuse
others
who
have
joined
him:
in
the
work
until
today
he
has
brought
the
scheme
to
a
point
where
it
is
pretty
well
ready
for
action.
Money
must
have
been
spent
in
the
;Paign
for
printing
and
travelling
expenses,
yet
no.
one
per
ftnstands
to)
gam
financially
from
the
scheme
going
into
t
fbrce?It
"has
fem
a
labor
ofdove
by
men
who
are
more
in
terested
in;
the
good
of
Canada
than
in
their
own
personal
'
v
"
,'t
"-v
aggrandizement,
Enthusiasm
is.
what
we
all
need
in.
order
to
carry
out
the
most
promising
enterprises.
r.
,
SPIRIT
IN
BUSINESS
We
have
just
received
a
circular
letter
which
quotes
from
an
article
which
appeared
recently
in
"Advertising
Arts."
It
says:
"For
five
years
we
have
been
waiting
for
the
depression
'to
depart.
Why
is
it
still
with
us?
Simply
because
we
have
,
waited
antl
no
one
ever
waited
with
spirit.
.
"Spirit
moves
mountains.,
accomplishes
the
impossible
in
business,
in
science,
in
the-arts.
You
hear
of
a
firm
thati
nuts
up
a
great
sales
record.
You
say:
'They've
got
spirit!'
Or
you
ask
'Who's
the
moving
spirit?'
You
know
that
winning
streak
came
out
of
spirit,
nothing
else.
"Let's
show
some
spirit
in
1935.
Show
some
advertising
spirit!
When
you
advertise
you
place
a
bet
on
yourself
and
on
your
product.
T.he
only
real
test
of
sincerity
is
monev
laid
on
the
line.
When
you
lay
it
on
the
line
with
advertising,
you
prove
to.
the
world
that
you
believe
what
vou
sav.
"It
takes
spirit
to
be
an
advertiser.
Spirit
is
the
essence
of
advertising.
Foi;
advertising
is
life,
is
speed,
is
business
vibration.
Vibrate
in
1935
advertise
!
To
ignore
the
fact
that
people
don't
care
about
you
is
not
spirit.
"Spirit
soarshigfi",
shouts
loud,,
glows
intensely.
So
does
good
advertising.
"Put
some
spirit
into
y;our
business
into
your
job.
Spirit
is
invincible,
irresistible,
universal.
"Goodbye
krihejlepression
in
1935
if
enough
of
us
will
only
put
enough
spirit
into
it."
SLOWING
UP!
HAWKS
EVEN'
EASY
WIN;
Little
Pruerrss
Made-
In
Playing
Of
r.sloiifd
fiames
Wtht
llstures
Incomplete
Three
out
ol
six
games
were
played
in
list
night's
Billiard
League
fixture,
between.
Empress
and
OnHUs
the
formes
taking
an
aggregate
lead
of
727
to
500.
The
In
dividual-
scores
were-
as
follows:
E.
Cameron.
Emyresa,
227;
Don
Brown.
Grotto,
260.
Peter
Pritchartr,
250;
T.
Kerrh-
overtime
draw
with
thf
Maple
.
.
l.an
t
Sutherland,
o
.u
I'
.
R.
McLeod,
250;
J.
tMifx.
...
...
.
204.
One
more
game
was
played
from
the
fixture
of
February
5,
William
Stuart,
Elks,
defeating
Arthur
Beale,
Canadian
Legion.
250-
to
105.
'
sut
no
less
than
eight
fixture
remain
incomplete.
Th
Canadian
Legion
Is
involved
in
six
of
these
outstanding
matlie.
Following
are
the
outstanding
games:
February
7
A.
Donald.
Empress.
vs.
Earl
Batt,
Urolto:
m.
m.
young
vs.
George
Howe;
Len
Koaoe
v.
Bert
Morgan.
lAggregate
seore
to
date:
Empress,
727;
Grotto.
5C0.
Februarys
James
Andrews,
Elks,
vs.
O.
A.
woodland,
Canadian
Le
gion;
J.
E.
Morris
vs..George
Crlpps.
(Aggregate
.score
to
date:
Elfci,
OOfi.
Canadian
Legion.
850.
January
31
Arthur
Bealft,
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Pete
Prltchard.
Em-
964;
Canadian
Legion.
921.
Januaty
29
George
Howe.
Grot
to,
vs.
James
Andrews,
Elks.
iAg
gregate
score
to
dale:
Elks,
1141
Grotto,
1058.1
January
24
George
Howe,
Grot
to,
vs.
G.
A.
.Woodland,
Legion;
J.
Sutherland
vs.
George
Crips.
lAg
gregate
score
to
date:
Grotto.
936;
Canadian
Legion,
853.1
January
15
G.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
James
An
drews.
Elks.
lAggregate
score
to
date:
Canadian
Legion,
1155;
Elks,
1225.)
January
10
M.
E.
Young,
Em
press,
vs.
G.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
Legion.
lAggregate
score
to
date:
Empress,
1209;
Canadian
Legion,
1052.)
I
December
11
James
Andrews,
Elks,
vs.
J.
Allen,
Canadian.
Legion.
Aggregate
score
to
date:
EI5ct
1250;
Canadian
Legion,
974.)
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
days
5:30
p.m
Prom
the
East-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and,
aitur
flays
io:i5
p.m.
I
Hffeatrd
Moose-
iu
Senior
Basket-lleadhtck
Tor
Honors
in
American.
ball
Scjthiaiw.
Lose
at
Lavi
j
ItivKion
of
National
xltifkey
,
league
i
The
a
rotto
continued
their
Senior
i
B-.v.ktbll
League
winning
streak,
ST.
LOUIS.
Feb
8
CP--Asa
rv-
Lit
ih
exienf
of
th
Mttos
last
Milt
of
tern,
night's
N&tlonaL
Hotkey
(jniht
when
thty
had
things
their
beu
ituf.
Chleuo
Mek
Hawk.-,
iowiv
way
U
win-
33-17
Ths
flrstt
and
Boston
Bruins
are
ba&on
evrbi.Ulwaelac.wJUi.Ue
Mooae
on.
Uie
j
terms
again
for
the
leadership
of
short
end
of
a
10-8
count
In
the'
the
AmerKsin
DlvMon,
tit-
MU
b
j
iimind
half
the
Grotto
was
sniping;
lwvlna
been
ilefald
by,
ihe
Kafirs,
i
hem
from
all
part:,
of
tlie
floor
litre
while
the
bruins
were
playing
Warriors
I
ml
to
the
Canadian
Le
fit
Chlc-mn.
i
O.
TtL
Av.j
W
Stuart
-BUs
8
20u0
250
f
J.
Bulger
'Elks
2
500
250
L
J.
AHn
CLi
2
750
250',
Gforte
Cripps
CLr
5
1247
249
h
M.
E.
Young
Kmp
7
1739
248.1,
LMenzle
iHksK
6.
14D0
247
It.
McLeod
Kmp
7
17S5
246
Bert
Morgan
a
S
1449
243
jj
A.
Donald
'Empl
7
1680
240
,
C.
P.
BaJagno
iKlksi
8
1909
239
,
W.
Macey
lEmp)
I
238
238
,
P.
Pritchard
lEmpf
7,
1C50
230
J.
E.
Morrte
iKlbo
T
1640
234
(
A,
D.
Maodonald
(Ox
3
092
231
;
A.
Harvey
iCLi.
I
918.
230
E.
Cameron
iftnpi
8-
1834
229
;
E.
Batt
0
7
1592
227
W.
Huteon
(Ol
-
li-
225
225
L.RaabeiEmp)
S-
1127.
225
M.
M.
Lamb
ICL)
8
1799
225
George
Hrfwe
(G
.
5
1119
224
I.
Hrnwn
G
.8
1793
224
O.
A.
Woodland
CL
4
887
222
W.
WlllHcroft
Elk
8
1763
220
B.
Stacey
lEmp
!
214
214
O.
P.
Tinker
CL
8.
1682
2ia
:
J.Sutherland
G
4
804
201
T
Kerrigan
G
i
8
1595
190
Jamea
Andrews
Klks-
4
774
194
!
C.
L.
Youngman
(CD
3.
573
193.
A.
Beale
CL
5
80
178
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Ade
laide,
Capt.
James
Flood,
is
due
In
port
at
J.45
this
afternoon
from
the
south
and
will
sail
soon
after
for
tCetchikan
to
bring
down
tomorrow
morning
the
Normanna
Chorus
party
of
Ketchikan
to
spend
the
week-end
here,
returning
north,
on
the
Princess
Norah
Sunday
mprn-iqg.
In
view
of
th?
rpeclatrun
north
ftom
here
tonight,
the
sailing
of
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
her
return
south)
is
deferred
until
tomorrow
morning.
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OF
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I.
K.
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Stock
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Sandy
Macdmald
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Burgundy,
Large
Bnttle
VERMOUTH
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Fratwh
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Italian,
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so
SO
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This
advertisement
is
not
publi
bed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board'cr
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
gion
In
the
Intermediate
flxturai
te-21.
It
was
rtose
all
the
way
with
J
Iw
nlttifi
Natron
ftrtkey
hhf
Lesion
losing
out
in
the
first!
fjagu
.seare
wero
aa
follows:
half
14-15
When
the
second
eantoj
LVtroib
t.
CanudieiM-i.
ii4artfd
the
teams
were
sUll
trylnffl
tthieageOt
$14.
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to
get
a
rommandlnpr
lead
but
the
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Amnfana
5,
New.
York
I
of
S66
to
859
to
date
with
ftwi
aaniesi.
w
.
.
:
of
the
Canailtan
Legion
that
it
was
j
endeavoring
to
clean
up.
iUi
out-
tanding
gomes.
Billiard
League
I;
Despite
(he
regent
announcement
J
f
Billiard
Averages
final
whistle
MMiixled
th
I.toiv
had
a
mr-
point
lead.
Gro4tle
won
vac
the
Co-eds
i
t
iu-0
in
a
eta?
and
exrlHng
Ladles'
League
game
in
which
the
Student
had
a
one-point
lead
at
half
time
'4-3
.
Cromp
and
htt
Floy
Seouts
de
k
atetl
the
weakened
Scythlun
Junior
League
j
Scythianj
il3Iirainato
5)
lontesano
4i.
GlIHs
2,
Murray,
2.
Letotimeau,
Astoria.
lioy
Seouts
H7J
Cromp
il3
Ebyj
unoto
i3.
Ladies
Leacue
High
&hol
9-E.
Davis.
Mus-illem
3.
Mikon
2i.
Blaine
T
Orottettes
Uli
Heale
SI.
Dic
kens
1
2
1.
Smith
4i,
McMeekln,
Oti-
lick,
Hallberg.
Croxtord.
luUrturtliat
Lea(u
Warriors
21i
Nebon,
Coraadlna
2i.Doniinato
8).
Viereck
!!.
Mil
ler.
Naylor
I2K
Fltzpatrick.
Legion
i22
Armstrong
14i,Me-
ilhee.
Blake
O),
Christian
5).
Sut
hlrn
ill
Ritf-hlo
Grotto
I33i-
Itatchford
2i.
Oil-l"
lis
"6.Ourvich.15i.
Scott
2.Mur-'B
wy,
Mortrson.
Morgan
10i.
jj
Moose
15i-
Pierce
I9K
MUcheJl
3i.
Wingham
i3.
Amey.
Morrtvin,
!
U
,f
I.
.
.
rt
.
Basketball
Standingjs
Senior
Leapie
W.
L.
Grotto
5
1
C.
N.
R.
A
2
2
Moose
o-.
4
Intermediate
Leacue
Canadian
Legion
3-
1
Ulleh
Schoot
2.
Z
Warriors
.2,
4
Ladlei'
Lea(ne
Annettes'
4
0
Orottettes
2t
'
4
High
School1
.
V
3.
Junior
League
Scythians
-.1,
Boy
Scoutv
2
2
High
Schoo
0
4
SPORT
CHAT
pt
101
4
0
0
4
4
8
4
JO
4
The
Grotto
eager
are
leaving
on!'
the
Jedway
tomorrow
afternoon
for
Port
Simpson
to
play
their
return
game-
with
port
Simpson
Athletic
Club.
Following
is
the
fixture
list
for
tonight's
play
in
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League:
Canadian
National-
Recreation
Association
vs.
Mussallem's,
!
Lucky
Strikes
vs.
All
Stars.
Strikers
vs.
Alley
Cats.
Boston
Reds
vs.
Rupertettm.
Annette's
vs.
Big
Four.
Buckaroos
In
Second
Place
PORTLAND,
Ore..
Feb.
8:
(CP).
The
Portland
Buckaroos
defeated
Edmonton
by
a
score
of
4
to
3
here
lasb
night
and
are
once
again
run
ners-up
to
Seattle
in
the
North
west
Hockey
League.
The
Vancouver
Lions,
who
were
idle,
are
again
In
third
place,
tbu
rv
Frftfjr,
February
8,
ww
DULY.
KSrfm
(;
ii
in
i
rvri
i
iiiinimiTiiiiiiiiffniiiTiniTiTiiiTn
cfrcharip
SPORT
NEWS
These
Bright
Days
Entice
the
Walking
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