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Wednesday,
February
27,
1935
way
of'the
law."
Today
neonle
are
dronniny
the
old
nwi.!
and
are
thankful
that
ministers
today
are
allowed
to
be
able
to
express
themselves
without
being
burned
at
the:
siane
lor
neresy.
Unemployed
In
United
States
Eleven
Million
WASHINGTON,
D.C
Feb.
27:
N;
R.
A.
statistics
made
public
yes
terday
estimated
the
number
of
unemployed
In
the
United
States
at
present
at
10,800,000.
j
Look
For
Young
Boy's
Parents
irea
wi3i3
i
?
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ii
cat
Ki
i
xh
ax
mi
t
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BABE
RUTH
i
Snow
Queens
of
the
Northwest
TO
BOSTON
Kamhlnn
to
lie
Assistant
Plajins
Manager
Wttli
High
S.mn.l-ii
Title
BOSTON.
Frl.
17:
CI')-p-puintineut
was
annuiineril
rs-terday
of
ierge
Herman
(Hal)
Ruth
as
a&tait
da)int
manager
of
the
Norton
Itraves
National
Ieague
baseball
lul
with
the
title
of
second
vice-president.
IWras
er
not
amwunWed
hut
it
is
understood,
in
adililion
to
a
substantial
salary,
that
Ituth
will
be
in
line
for
a
share
of
lull
profits.
"I
will
play
with
the
Itraves
as
long
as
my
lees
hold
out,"
Kutli
said
after
the
deal
was
announced
and
he
had
signed
a
three-j
ear
contract.
The
Yankees
rave
Itutli
a
free
and
unronditional
release.
.
EMPRESS
IN
BOWLS
LEAD
Defeated
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Last
N'ifht
While
lotion
Won
Over
Power
Corporation
I
Empress
defeated
Rose.
Cowan
St
,
Latta
three
matches
to
nil
with
an
'aggregate
score
of
2149
to
1872
last
9
00
ln,nl
10
take
tne
leadership
n
lne
(ten-pin
howling
league
standing
at
Ihf
Rex
Bowling
Club
alleys.
In
the
5
.other
game
of
the
evening.
Canadian
legion
won
three
matches
to
inlt
over
Power
Concretion
with
an
J
aggregate
of
1990
to
1899
and.
as
,
the
synopsis
of
the
sermon
of
Kev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
"
pastor
li??.1!?
nf
Piwt
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1
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r
vt
"
a
i-wutvi
.uuicii,
jjuuuMied
in
ine
uauy
incws
yesterday
was
read
with
considerable
interest,
'indeed
with
more
than
usual
interest,
for
it
was
a
different
sort
of
a
sermon.
It
got
away
from
time-worn
somnolence
inducing
theolorical
nlatitudes
and
ancient
nrparh
and,
instead,
Mr.
Clarke
introduced
some
new
ideas
in
this!
a
resuu,
is
in
serona
piace.
iiign
average
for
the
evening
was
154;
turned
in
by
Len
Itaabe
of
the
Em-1
pre&s,
j
The
standing
of.
the
ten-pin
league
to
date
U
as
follow:
CHICAOO,
Feb.
27;
Chicagd'
police
were
endeavoring
last
night
lo
return
to
his
parents
a
four-year
old
boy
who
gave
the
name
of
'Tony"
but
was
unable
to
give
his'
i
surname.
He
had
been
found
wan-1
derlng
aimlessly
on
the
streets.
I
.
5
.Oanadia:
Ganadian
Legion
4
Grotto
,
3
Moose
3
Rose.
Cowan
At
latta
...
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Power
Corporation
1
Nflson's
...D
0
L.
1
2
0
0
4
5
3
3
P.i
5
i!
3
2
1
0
0
sermon
or
really
series
of
two
sermons.
To
the
deeper
,J"ivr
,in
Tonight
students
of
the
Scriptures
his
general
discussion
of
the!
The
five-pin
league
win
be
in
ac-Books
of
Daniel
and
Revelnt
inns
ivnnld
nimpal
mnt-n
nnr.!Ufin
afa'n
toninht
with
Rlnky
ijcularly.
His
declaration
that
the
old
theory
of
the
end
of
ihe
world
was
"knocked
on
the
head"
would
be
more
liable
to
attract
the
attention
of
such
every-day
practical
folk
as
we.
In
spite
of
what
some
of
our
good
friends
in
other
denominations
may
think,
we
are
inclined
to
agree
with
Mr.
Clarke's
idea
that
God's
way
is
"not
cataclysmic
but
the
some
and
fearful
attitude
towards
God,
by
which
tei
TO
"We
I
Boston
Wins
Over
St.
Ixniis
While
mean
me
creator
and
UUir
p
Of
tho
llnivprA.
nnrl
firp
Vp.t
Nrw
York
Ranrers
Iy.se
To
ginning
to
think
of
Him
as
a
just
and
sympathetic
God.
This
is
the
conception
of
God
that
is
being
more
and
more
generally
embraced
today,
we
believe,
as
the
human
crea
tures,
of
earth
cast
about
in
these
times
of
trials
and
tri-
Pinks
play
Ins
Laurie
it
Rtnne
and
Kjiox
Hotel
inciting
Post
Offlre.
BRUINS
IN
LEADERSHIP
Montreal
.Maroons
BOSTON.
February
27
'Canadian
Prssai
Boston
Bruins
blanked
the
lontf-.sufferine
St.
Louis
Easlex
bulations
for
something
new
on
which
to
fasten
their
Hfeihfre
,a,t
nlsnt
and
tmk
extlfJll'l!
lines
of
hone.
The
idea
of
God
which
anneals
to
them
is
n
ottTM
place
in
u
Am-
iliol
nf
o.ri:.,:,
n
,
n
i
V
encan
division
cr
uie
National
Uiat
of
Divine
a'
Being
yho
is
capable
of
helping
and
for-nockey
League.
Uie
New
yont
.fflyjng
a
charitable
and
a
sympathetic
Goi,
not
a
venge-'
Rangers
dropping
into
second
piac-
JUl
and
terrible
one.
I
las
as
a
a
result
of
their
defeat
at
the
Just
as
the
most
of
preachers
have
long
since
given
up
the
old
"hellfire
and
brimstone"
idea,
so
now
the
antique
luce
ui
me-
rim
oi
me
worm
is
Demg
ananoonea.
i
ne
more
of
these
old
ideas
that
are
thrown
out,
the
more
effective
work
will
the
apostles
of
Christianity
and
the
churches
be
able
to
carry
out.
After
all,
a
minister's
work
should
be
mororHhan
-disseminating
some
of
the
Old
Testament
theories
which
do
nothing
more
than
frighten
the
children,
delude
the
ignorant
and
superstitious
and
which
the
I
hand
nt
t.hA
Mnwin
In
Mnntroal
Lost
night's
National
Hockey
League
.ores
lis
follows:
St.
Louis,
0;
Boston,
5.
Detroit,
2;
N.Y.
Americans,
3.
N.Y.
Rangers,
1;
Montreal,
3.
STERLING
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
27:
The
ex-
most
of
fnllc
t.nfcp
unlli
ihn
..vmminl
"rr.-a,
f
oolf
chartge
rate
on
the
British
pound
way.
...
j,........
nua,
,I1V-rfriin
vslTrtav
to
$4.86.
was
(45!4
Tit
FINEST
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
m
the
FINEST
book
AUTOMATIC
LACKCOVW
OiliU.I
r
HUE
COVt
"EGYPT1EN"
Relit
a
doaraiu
liV
a
Ready
Mod.
from
Norlnw.
-:
C'anaca
Muriel
Tun-stead
Two
winter
sport.-.
qiK
:
-
got
the
no:t
w-i
'!'
W
's-
F-in.
i-.r!.
winter
.sports
carnival
and
Dori
Grim-n-i
r
r.-."d
a;
a.
-
uui'
linn-
as
queen
of
Uie
great
Peace
Riv
:
a:.,.r'.
?
'irniv.il
BADMINTON
INJINALS
Preliminary
Rounds
in
C.
N.
K.
Tourney
-4-
he
llnUhed
Tonight
The
Canadian
NVonal
Recreation
Association
,
titdminton
tournament
U
now
naftng
the
finals.
Monday
Hd
Tutitfay
games
re
..ultd
at
foftows:
.
ladies'
Sintles
E.
Davis
beat
E.
Miller
11-3.
11-1
D.
E.
H
or
ton
beat
Creddie
Morgan
U-5,5-11.
11-0.
Men's
Sintles
Stevens
beat
Brernner
15-9.
15-13
Morton
beat
.Tunnatn
15-13.
15-14.
Horton
bat
Oibmi
.11-4.
Mi-XJ.
Trbey
beat
St
e
vera
L&-3,
15-12.
Mixed
Dfiuhlen
R.
Franks
and
a.
Vance
beat
T.
Darts
and
J.
Gibson
lM.
15-11.
J.
Murray
and
Jl
bavla
beat
R
Tobey
and
D.
Pariow
15-0,
12-15.
15-14.
,
liadieV
Dnuhles
B.
Berner
and
n,
Pariow
boat
O.
Munro
and
Onnnle
'
Morgan
15-A,
4-15,
15-11.
Tolay's
(lames
.
C.
Stevens
and
pounle
Morgan
vs.
E,
Davis
and
J.
Murray,
7:30.
R.
Franks
and
d.
Vanevs.
J.
H.
Horton
and
O.
Munro,
7:30.
Mrs.
Horton
and.
Mr.
Gibson
vs.
B.
Berner
and
B.
PaHow,
8:15.
O.
Vance
and
E.JDavll
vs.
Creddie
Morgan
and
L.
Brookebank.
8:45.
R.
Tobey
and
Horton,
vs.
Franks
and
Gibson,
8:45
This
will
put
aJJ
games
into
the
finals.
Hockey
Standings
International
DitHion
Toronto
Maroons
Canadiens
Americans
St
Louis
W.
25
n
11
9
American
Boston
21
Rangers
20
Chicago
20
Drln.it
13
u.
L
F.
4
13
112
2
18
107
5
Hi
77
8
20
K
5
14
102
5
14
111
4
15
89
7
20
95
SCHEDULE
A.
P.
01
54
77
46
91
33
96
30
27
72
123
34
lWiion
90
47
99
4f
71
44
98
33
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
Feb.
28-
Carnal
i
m
G.rls
vs.
Annettes.
Stiikers
vs
Grotto
March
4-Blueblrd&
vs.
Coquettes.
Xwdads
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A
March
7
Carnation
Girls
vs
j
rat
to.
Annettes
w
Strikers.
March
!1
bluebirds
vs.
C.
N.
R
.
Doodads
vs.
Coquettes.
March
14
Carnation
Olrls
vs.
strikers.
Annettes
vs.
Grotto,
March
1
Bluebirds
vs.
An
nettes.
Doodads
vs.
Carnation
Girls.
March
21
-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Grotto,
Coquettes
vs.
Strikers.
March
25
Bluebirds
vs.
Carnation
Olrls.
Doodads
vs.
Annettes.
March
2-
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Strikers,
Coquettes
vs.
Grotto.
April
1
Bluablrds
vs.
Grotto,
DoVidads
vs.
Strikers.
April
4
C.
N.
SI.
A.
vs.
Annettes,
Coquettes
vs.
Carnation
Girls.
April
8
Bluebirds
vs.
Strikers,
Doodads
vs.
Grotto.
April
11
C.
N.
R
A.
vi.
Carnation
Girls,
Coquettes
vs.
Annettes.
OF
BRIDGE
February
2a8wifts
vs
"Ruper'
Brand"
Musketeers;
Grotto
vs
Ramblers;
Canadian
Ieglon
vs.
C.N
ra.
March
7
Canadian
Legion
vs
Swifts;
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto;'
CJJJI.A.
vs.
Ramblers.
March
14
Ramblers
vs.
Swifts;
Grotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.:
"Rupert
Brand"
Musketeers
vs
Canadian
Legion.
Wednesday.
j..0
we
have
...
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i
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you!
'
rluips
the
biRtes!
i,
thtit
reason's
outt.u.'i..
Ilig
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O
E
Merely
:
ttiey
are
80
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I
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art
n
many
.r
models
and
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n
range
that
vm
havi
t
at
aU
in
u
kinx
YOUR
but!..t.
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p-iynn
i
world
of
mrtalii!i
education
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omes
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tune
j
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music,
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and
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ather
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li
priceless
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ai..:
tae
cf
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priee;
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terms
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British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
HYDE
TRANSFER
Office,
315
Second
Ave.,
Phone
All
Kinds
of
Cartage
5
Trucks
For
Quick
Service
Coal
&
Wood
For
Sale,
Dry
Sawdust
JOIN
WITH
.
LIBERALS
C
C.
P.
Shows
Defertion
at
Ocean
lall
J.
C.
iJtham
Preldrnt
,
Of
Asviriation
OQEAN
FAIX8.
Feb.
27:
Tliere
was
tt
bumper
attendance
and
much
tnthusjasm
w-s
displayed
at
the
annual
rncetinE
of
the
Ocean
Falls
Dislflgt
Uberal
Association
here
recently.
ThlrVy-two
new
roernberi
ytat
'
fnrolled.
the
majority
of
thes
being
C.
C.
F.
members
last
year.
Prospects
look
exceedingly
good
for
the
party
here
In
the
federal
election.
Several
socials
and
dances
have
been
put
on
by
the
party
during
the
past
year.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows
j
Honorary
President.
Rt.
Hon.1
WUllam
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
Honorary
Vice-president,
Hon.
T.
D,
Pattullo.
;
Honorary
Second
Vice-President.
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
President.
J,
c.
Latham.
Vice-president.
D.
Carnes.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Bert
T.
Phillips.
Executive
S.
Do!an,
R.
Robertson,
K.
Campbell,
J.'
Green,
J.
O
Latham,
D.
Carries
and
B.
Phillips
Social
and
Entertainment
Com
mitlee
D.
O
Walkei
M
mont
J
MrKenkte.
K
G
Mi
Laughlhi
and
M
''
C.
N.
R.
Trains
f
or
the
Kat-
Mondays.
Wednesday
1
F
days
....
r"'
It
Pays
to
Deal
Steadily
W;th
Goldbloom
The
Old
Reliable
Pur
T
a'"
Even
though
prices
were
don
25
perrent
last
week
hK
rf
gular
suppliers
were
paid
onlr
10
perrent
les
Ve
are
interested
In
all
Wis
of
furs
and
we
need
2000
more
mi
nKb
immediately