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;Ve.ha.ve
a
very
interesting
letter
from
fl
rnader
dealing
with
a
recent
editorial
and
an
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answer
which
an
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eeently
in
this
naner.
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writer
exriresses
hisopinion
of
people
personally
much
too
freely-
xor
our
columns,
we
do
not
care
to
be
the
medium
through
which
to
.Knock'
religious
denominations
or
races.
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haye
their-places
in
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of
thintrs.
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is
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will
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it
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mean
that
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uunK
as
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uoUne
ot
the
great
features
of
modern
Cana-
wan
iiic
if,
me-
.ipiri.L
oi
toleration
maw
is
iouna
every
vhere.
We
can
agree
to
differ
in
many
things
but
espec
ially:
on
questions
of
relierion.
If
anvone
has
a
messa
which
will
help
the
people,
we
are
for
it.
We
regret
bavintr
vvriciuse
iiuuiicuiiun
to
an
lnieresiing
leuer
out
we
do
not
wish
to'stir
UDiStiafe
in
the
enmmunitv.
psiwinllv
uf
n
timeiwheh
therfe
isVa
movement
afoot
which
looks
like
cooperation
in
essentials.
There
is
a
proposal
afoot
to
bring-on
an
immediate
election
next
month
and
get
the
fight
over
and
ttie-political
situation
settled
before
the
time
for
the
visit
of
the
Prime
Minister5
to;
K6ndon
in
May.
If
Mr.
Bennett
is
their
reelected
he
will
represent
Canada
and,
if
some
other
party
is:
m-the'
ascendency,
its
leader
would
be
the
one.
to
take
part
officially
at
the
Jubilee
and
to
sit
ih'
nr.
rhp.
rnnnH
table
conference
of
British
premiers.
This
wo;uld
be
most'
desirabje.
It
woukl
be
useless
for
Canada
to
be
represented:
by
ajman
who
may
be
defeated
within
a
few
weeks.
Any
imperial
policy
acquiesced
in
by
Canada
should
have
the
support
ef;
the
Parliament
of
Canada,
the
members
of
which
aft
representatives
of
the
people
of
Canada.
;
Another
reason
for
desirinir
an
earlv
election
is
that
thP
.country
may
settle
down
once
more.
Until
the
election
is
Over
there
will
be
more
or
less'
unrest
It
is
almost
impos-'
Ijble
t6
see'things
in
their
proper
perspective
when
under'
the
shMovv
of
an
election
campaign.
Political
bias
is
sot
giromj
in
tne
mass
oi
the.people
that
sane
discussion
is
djf-,
ficult.
An
election
will
clear
the
air
and,
if
there
is
to
be
a'
chaitge'of;
political
control,
this
is
the
time
to
have
it
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Church's
great
bay
r-n
Gallant
Sir,
gav
the
racing
world
a
lesson
In
ficntjiR
power
as
he
swept,
without
urging,
to
a
new
track
record
of
2
02
3-5
for
the
mile
and
a-quurter
In
win-ning'the
$25,000
added
Agua
Car
ante
Handicap.
The
impression
prevailed
that,
had
any
of
the
field
of
eight
pressed
the
leisurely
Gallant
Sir
in
the
stretch,
he
could
have
bettered
tbe
mark
by
a
wider
margin
despite
his
top
wight
of
134
pounds.
Knowing
his
mount's
power,
George
Woolf
.
clever
Canadian
Jockey,
waited
until
the
last
quarter
to
send
Ga'lant
Sir
to
the,
front
and
let
him
romp
to
his
seventh
straight
vic'ory.
a
full
tenglh
ahead
of
Way-layer
of
the
A.
A,
Baron
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stable.
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Country
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Falkirk
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Albion
Rovers
3.
Motherwell
2,
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2,
Arsenal
.Alleys.
Elks
will
meet.
Nelson's
and
Grotto
will
play
-Moose
tomorrow
at
the
Rex
Rowling
Club
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
torch
4
Blueblps
vs.
Coquette,
Doodads
vs.
C.
H.
H.
A.
March
7rria(tlon
Girls
vs.
iGrotto,
Annettes
rh
Strikers.
'
March
11
Bluebirds
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A,
Doodads
vs.
Ctfcucttes.
March
14
carnation
Girls
vs.
Strikers.
Annettes
'vs;
Grotto.
March
18
Bluebirds
vs.
An
nettes,
Doodads
vs.1
Carnation
Girls.
March
21-C.
N.
Jl.
A.
vs.
Grotto,
Coquettes
vs.
Strrkerc,
Marcn
a
uiuemrds
vs.
Girls,
Doodad
v
Annettes.
March
28-C.
N
it.
A.
vs.
Strikers,
Coquettes
vs.
Orotto.
April
1
Bluebirds
vs.
Grotto,
Doodads
vs.
Strikers.
April
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Annettes,
Coquettes
vs.
Carnation
Girls.
April
8
Bluebirds
vs.
Strikers.
Doodads
vs.
Grotto.
.
April
11
C.
Nitt
At
vr
Carnation
Olrls,
Coquettes
vs.
Annettes.
Graduate
to
Movie
Stardom
.Here
are
three
lucky
kids.
They
are
graduated
'ot
tye
'4.called
farl
Laemmle
Jr.
School
of
Screen
Apprenticeship
'"n
'Hollywood,
and
they
have
all
Just
received
long-term
scrifcn
contracts
bo
youll
be
seeing
them.
This
pre-vlew
shows
left
to
right',
Peggy
Terry,
Lenore
Kingston
and,
Lois
January?"
MAY
PLAY
Piss
Helen
Hibbard
BILLIARDS!
Is
Quietly
Married
Fresh
Effort
to
be
'Made
to
Clean
Un
Man
outstanding
I
Game
!
with
Tommy
Marfan
taking
over
the
management
or
the
Empress
'social
Club.
It
te
exeed
that
arrangements
wttl
b
made
at
once
j
for
the
bringing
un
tq
data
of
the
H.frrvi
prince
Rupert
Bil-
,
It
U
V.
.
-
-
,
,
-
.
,
,
,,
I
llard
League
fixture
list
in
wmcn
ueorge-
T.
JiiDoaru
ci
um
wyr.
Vv-
than
ton
fixtures
remain
In-!
came
the
bride
of
Everett
Roy
Leek
complete-
.
A
ffw
outstanding
game
have
been
played
during
the
past
few
o.iys
althottgH
many
stlH4
remain'
to
be
run
off.
Tbo
kttea
same
to.
be
played
have
resulted
as
follows:
February
28
T.
Ktxrtsjan
Grotto.
43;
Len
Has
be.
Empress.
250.
February
26
M.
M
Lamb.
Canadian
Leflon.
20;
Hsrry
Menzle.
Elks,
m
,
February
21
E.
Cameron.
Empress,
260;
O.
P.
Tfnker,
Canadian
Legion.
208;
R,
McLeod,
J23:
M.
M.
Lamb,
250.
February
19
-C.
P
Balagno,
Bfks.
237;
Don
Brown,
Orotto.
0;
J.
E
Morris,
360;
T.
Kerrtfftn.
M.
j
Outstanding
Game
I
Following
U
the
complete
list
of
t
outstanding
games
I
i
February
2
Don
Brown.
Orotto.
vs.
E.
Cameron,
Empress;
Earl
Batt
vs.
A.
Donald:
George
Howe
vs.
M
E.
Youna;
Bert
Miman
vs.
Pete
Prltchard;
J.
Sutherland
vs.
R.
Mc
Leod,
lAggregate
score
to
date-
Grotto.
143:
Empress,
250.
February
26
O.
P.
Tinker.
Cana
dla
nLegion.
vs.
Q.
P.
Bolagno.
Elks;
Jack
Allen
vs.
W.
E.
Wllllscrolt.
G
A.
Woodland
vs.
James
Andrews.
Arthur
Beale
vs.
WUUam
Stuart
George
Crlpps
vs.
J.
E.
Morris.
Ag
gregate
score
to,
date
Canadian
Legion.
250;
Elks.
243,
February
21
A.
Donald.
Empress,
vs.
J.
Allen,
Canadian
Legion.
M
E.
Young
vs.
A.
Woodland.
Pete
Prltchard
vs.
Arthur
Beale.
Len
Haabe
vs
George
Gflpps.
Aggre
aate
score
to
date
Empress,
473
Canadian
Legion,
453.
February
19
James
Andrews.
Elks,
vs.
George
Howe.
Grotto.
Ag
zregate
score
to
date
Elks.
1177
"
"
Grotto,
1117.
February
140.
A1.
Woodland
Canadian
Legion.
ik
George
Howe
3rotto;
George
Crlpps
vs.
Bert
Mor
VM.
lAggregate
score
to
date:
Ca
ladian
Legion.
804
Grotto.
058.)
February
5
James
Andrews.
Elks,
s.
O.
A,
Woodland,
Canadian
Le
vlon;
y.
B.
Morris
vs.
George
Crlpps.
'Aggregate
score
to
date:
Elks.
066
Canadian
Legion.
859.)
January
31
George
Crlpps.
Ca
udlan
Legion
vs
Len,
Raabe.
Em
res,
Aggrvgate
score
to
date
Empress,
1214;
Canadian
Legion
11G3.I
January
29
George
Howe.
Grot
jo,
vs.
James
Andrsws,
Elks.
Ag
iregate
score
to
date:
Elks.
1141
Drotto.
1058.)
January
24
J,
Sutherland.
Grot
X),
vs.
George
Crlpps,
Legion.
(Aggregate
score
to
date:
Grotto,
U8tf;
Canadian
Legion,
1021.)
January
15
Oi
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
James
An-irews,
Elks,
aggregate
score
to
date:
Canadian
Legion,
1155;
Elks.
1225.)
Billiard
Averages
O.
TtL
A.
W.
Stuart
Elks)
10
2300
250
J.
Bulger
EikS)
2
500
250
George
Crlpps
CL)
5
1247
249
M.
E.
Young
.Emp.)
10
2479
248
II.
Menzle
ElkS)
9
2207
245
A.
Donald
Emp)
9
2180.
242
0.
P.
Balagno
(ElkX)
10
239G.
240
W.
Macey
(Emp)
1
238
238
P;
Prltchard
Emp;
9
2137
237
J.
E.
Morals
I
Elks)
9.
2124
230
R.
McLeod.
(Emp)
9
2115
235
L.
Raabe
(Emp)
8
1877
235
E.
Batt
Q.)
10
2334
233
E,
Cameron
(Emp)
.10
2329
233
3.
D,
Macdonald.
(O)
.3
C92
231
J
Allen
(CD
5
1151
230
A
Harvey
(CD
...
...4
918
230
M.
M,
Lamb
(CD
l
2528
229
George
Howe
(O)
7
1580
227
Bert
Morgan
(G)
8
1810
226
W.
Hutson
(G)
1
225
225
D,
Brown
(O)
10
2231
225
W,
Wllilscroft
(Elks)
10
2180
218
J.
Sutherland
fQ)
8
1304
217
G;
A.
Woodland
'CD
..
.6
1290
215
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
10
2140
214
E.
Stccey
(Emp)
1
214
214,
Jas.
Andrews
(Elks)
..
6
1262
210
T.
Kerrigan
(G)
IV
2184
199
j
'A.
Beale
(CD
7
1305
104
i
'C.
L.
Youngman
(CD
3
579
103
I
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News
Became
nrlde
'
Everett
Leek
At
Ceremony
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
Presbyterian
Man
A
marriage
of
much
local
interest
too$
place
quieuy
yesterday
afternoon
at
3:30
at
the
Manse
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,,
Rev.
W.
At
Story
Hour
One
Hundred
and
I.leven
oung
lrr
Itrtween
Four
and
LIcl.it
Year
Turn
Out
Today
children
Were
In
attendant
-The
program
was
as
fullowa
yocaj
duet,
uruee
carter,
iety
Lou
Ltakie.
Violin
solo,
Jamea
Haddcn.
Piano
solo,
Janet
Rochester.
Piano
duet,
John
and
PatrleU
NlchoiU.
Prlsctlla
.
Girl
chorus
Peggy
Lawrence,
Ann
Oregoor.
Bemtce
Eastwood,
Audrey
Hunter.
Mary
Baker.
Jean
Thompson
'and
Joyce
Rice.
,
Flower
Chorus,
elrlr
In
costume
Ktllrtcent
Anderson.
Betty
Bremner.
Myrtle
Morgan.
Mary
Mary
Slmonson.
Muriel
Hunter
and
Inez
Berg.
Boys'
chorus
Donald
Alexander.
David
Carter.
Hemsley
King.
Vernon
Cicconc,
Allan
Large
and
Archie
McLeod.
played.
BOY
SCOUT
ML'LTING
INDIAN
WOMAN
SLAIN
NANAIMO,
March
2:
(CP)
Mrs.
Frank
Thomas,
Indian
woman,
was
found
shot
to
death
In
her
home
at
Nanalmo
River
and.
her
husband
Is
being
held
pending
Investigation.
The
police,
found
a
revolver
at
the
woman's'
feet
and
a
shell
four
feet
away.
St.
David's
Day
Tea
and
Sale
Is
Bright
Function
Tne
Ladles'
Aid
r
!
,
r
Chuich
held
its
unnu.:
Day
Welsh
tea
and
m
alternooo
in
the
r
m:
,
,
the
i'hureb
and
as
u
ua
ana
u-.(m,i.
D.
Grant
HelUngworth
Officiating.
W-J-
pwuiivque
'
when
Mbs
IWen
Mary,
lUbbrt.
.
only
daughter
or
Mr.
ana
Mrs
son
ol
OeorM
Leek
ol
Vancouver;
and
the
tote
Mrs.
Letk.
AttendanU
the
couple
were
Mr.
and
Mr.
Howard
llibbaitl.
FoHowlu
a.
brif,
honeymoon
trtu
to
Dorreen.
Mr
and
Mm.
Leek
win
take
up
residence
In
Prince
Ruptrt.
They
are
a
wU
kuawn
and
popular
local
couple,
bptli
Having
rrklcJ
ere
sHhc
chlldliood
Tle
bride
has
uufht
school
at
various
points
In
the
ilhtrict,
raosVteeently
at
por-
rct
The
trMrrf'
locomouvB
fiteman
for
(he
Canadian
National
Uwavs.
Musical
Program
.Itil
,f
ii.U
,btrd
lor
the.
ocrustoii
flags.
pus.sy
witktws
,ui.
Msny
ladien
railed
t
function.
Mrs.
p.
W
Dafoe.
.
lau-)r
reeelved
th.
ur.
voner
of
the
a
flair
was
m
Morgan.
Mrs
W
W
Wi..
Vie
Houston
uud
Mrs
bard
were
in
rhargc
ol
m
ind
ervtteurK
were
Mi
i
"jr.
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong
,
U.
LNteey,
Mrx
Norni.m
I
i
cashier.
Ln
eljrge
of
the
lu-n
table
wer
Mn.
Charles
i.
i
Mrs.
11
Leaper.
An
appropriate
pnmr
m
rangnent
of
wfcuch
wus
,
j
of
Mr.
Frank
Morrlv
,i
,
,
foll(Mlng
numbers
I
Violin
solo,
Welxh
An
'
Hobby
Uotlstoo.
Vocal
aoloa
"Land
r
M
en"
an4
Xl-n
of
llnric-
m
'Houston.
(-Vocal
solas
"All
Tl.r.
Kltbt"
arid
valley
of
i
,
Mn
H.
N.
Brocklesby
'
Vocal
SOlo.
The
C
ir.
A
muslaal
program
lor
young-
"The
Little
Brown
Hn
ter
four
to
eight
years
of
oe
was.
H
Ltraey.
iresentrd
thU
morning
at
the
HeaitaUoiu
MLi
2ii
a
weekly
Stoty
Hour
for
Children.
AeeompanlxU
were
M
Mrs.
Peter
Lakie
and
Mrs.
W.
L.
,
Gllker
and
Mrs
J
S
Bl
I
Stamford
were
In
tharge
and
111
the
Prince
John
tomorrow
:
Island
for
Vancouver
M;
ham
has
been
engived
'
operations
In
Skldegaie
I
the
past
two
or
three
r.i:
M.
M.
MeLaehlan
lfi
evening's
train
for
i
w
tt
ff
sinew
trip
to
Terrace,
i-1
back
In
town
tonight
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
O
V;
B
W
V
LOCAL
NEWS
S.
J.
Jsbour
tailed
u-tlve
Prtneeaa
Adetat-te
r,i
busfneM
trip
to
Ormn
F,
H.
S.
Parker
left
nlng's,
train
for
Fo"
Fr,i-on
one
'of
rite
periodic
j
trip
to
rartous
interior
;
Mr.
and
Mra.
A
J
I
r
.
McMillan.,
QUfW1
Charlotte
CUv
an
KASTLRN
STAR
DANCE
The
annual
dante
last
night
of
Delist
Chapter,
Order
ot
hc
East-rn
Star,
attracted
a
crowd
of
some
iCO
persons
which
packed
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
Music
was
by
Charlie
Balagno's
Orchestra
and
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
was
in
general
charge.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
have
been
on
a
trip
u
v
ver.
returned
to
the
city
'
f
south
on
the
Princes
A
.;t'
yesterday
afternoon.
Provincial
Constable
L
I
.'
who"
Is
transferred
from
A
n
t
v
Queen
j
"
I
(V,
i,
II,.
n.i...
accepting
Three"
mre:
th"
ne.
'
??";,n,h
.
condcr
Stanley
Scherk
was
chosen
leader
of
the
fourth
patrol
and
Scout
Hazcn
Hanklnson
seconder
oi
tna
new
patroL
Business
was
discussed
and
basketball
was
mjkii
uiiu
Kllllll
IU'.
K
'
1
Prince
John
for
his
new
p
Islands.
Constable
O.
C
who
1
being
transfer?;
Queen
Charlotte
City
'
Vancouver,
and
Mrs
Sfi
family
will
proceed
sou'b
Prince
John
from
the
M
'
I
ACID
IS
USUALLY
PRESENT
1
Charlotte
on
City,
an
rurdii
iuiiiv
a
I,
-!;.
:r.
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
WITH
tome
people
the
diseition
ol
certain
food
h
difficult
More
dd
it
formed
than
the
itomach
rcquitei.
Thi
causei
repeat,,
or
eructatiooi.
Somelbne
these
"mlngi"
are
eitremrly
sour
with
cid.
If
neglected,
over-acidity
can
lead
to
'more
serious
result.
Either
omit
the
foods
which
repeat"
or
nrutralite
the
add
with
Ilisurated
Magnesia.
This
will
immediately
five
you
relief
and
with
no
bad
after-effects,
for
this
preparation
narmiest.
-i
(iijuiruitetl
MAGNESIA
IS
BISMUTH
IN
MAGNESIA.
..NOT
A
LAXATIVE
fr
n