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Thursday.
March
21,
1935
ft
i
ALL
PREMATURE
One1
6f
the
Vancouver
n.mpra
ic
full
n
tVm
c,ir,-f:
i
that
Premier
Bennett
will
not
be
back
to
take
his
placet
.vuuvi
ui
me
ucj
juiiciit
uuu
Mjecuiaies
as
to
nia;
auixessur.
it
is
mumaiea
tnat
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
is
likely
to
be
the
new
leader
as
the
only
oiiservative
who
could
hope
to
win
the
cominr
elpptnnn
While
it
seems
as
if
all
this
speculation
were
premature
'
and
not
iri
verr
p-nnd
tnti
r
it
mucf
K
hAUA
k-
t,h
I
'SPORT'
ti(lkl)ON
WALLACE
WINS
VKi.Ti:itui:if:iiT
tit
i
li
itv
iii'H
tTivi'
iti
.!
VANCOUVER,
March
21:
CPi
Gordon
Wallace
or
Vancouver
gained
a
12-rtxind
jjiJ
decision
over
Tommy
Bland
of
Toronto
last
ntsht
to
seeurc
recognition
as
Canadian
wel-
terweight
boxing
i-hanipNm.
It
wis
a
harrj
fought
matf.lt
with
no
knock-dowtw.
Wat
lace
hav-
lng
the
edge.
Wallace,
24
years
old
and
5
fet.
1
inches
in
height,
weighed
Jn
at
14314
K
bounds
itianrl
vmh
nid
x
S
ahd
5
feet
8"4
inche
tall.
weiehed
144".
imawh
Tllll
A
Martin
was
referee
and
a
crowd
of
5000
fans
was
in
,u
tendance
seems
to
be
a
possibility
of
a
change
of
leadership
before
nTZn
JltLs
the
election
and
w
are
inclined
to
agree
witli
the
Vricou4
Zl
or
ice
ver
naner
that
Mi-
fstovon.
U
r
it.
-
-tV-
party,
While
Mr.
Bennett
fired
the
hope
of
the
young
Comf
-
v.
"mui'
ciijuc-iii,
ctiiijwuiiceuieiit
over
1
;
-
.
.
lug
xauiu,
ana
u
me
election
eouiu
have
Iieeri
held
at
that
T
t
4
.
u..
ill3
qUite
PSS.ibe
he
-
hav
btxl-ldin
faT.
,H':m,rch'
"S
tnen
tne
program
he
announced
as
being
so
revolutionary
with
n
aggregate
score
of
2788
to
has
beea
shown
to
be
just
an
appropriation
of
part
of
the
2494
ln
,ast
nihi'
scheduled
play.
TJrtcrf
O
f
f
i
o
'
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1
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rL
-rii
Basketball
TQNIGIJT
fNTERMEDIATE
PLAT-OFF
LEO
ION
vs.
'
HIGH
SCHOOL
ANNETTE'S
vs.
infill
SCHOOL
WARRIORS
vs.
SCYTHIANS
Fin.t
Game.
7:30
Admission
25c
and
10c
Clothiers
Are
operated
in
passing
the
legislation.
There
is
little
now
MtK
maUhes!
0
an
agere"
1
1
Brotherston.
streat.
0ftheBennknn1irvPvr.pnt
t.pn
ot
28(Jl
"
2565.
High
ham;
Mr
and
Mrs.
R,
Ames,
Van-
Kfl
'fnimJ
U
l
JJr.'
'
,ryv"-,u'
?!eiaW
w
the
evening
wa
couver;
Mr.
M.
Caube.
Pcnttcton.
"i7".Y
aiiu
aw
pic.NcuL
uuenipioyea,
a
similar
pro-'zcs
by
Joe
Scott,
mise
to
that
made
on
the
hustings
prior
to
the
last
election.
!
The
rive
pifi
Leaue
standing
to
J.nyievy.of
this
the
Conservative
hopes
have
been
glduallyjdaie
15
as
f0ll0wfi:
waningfand
only
the
most
enthusiast
if
mpmLf-o
m
Ui
,
.
party
ee
victory
ahead
if
the
battle
of
ballots
is
to
beLamblea'
stone
5
'-"Sin.'ui.iui.
Hcuiieu
m,
me
neaa
ana
wun
notning
moreomvvhich
to
base
their
pleas
for
re-election
than
thS
now
famous
radio
speeches
of
the
leader.
CONSERVATIVES
WAITING
The
Conservatives
of
Skeena
have
delayed
nohiination
a
candidate,
evidently
waiting
and
hoping
thai
something
vtould
happen
to
make
it
easier
for
them:
It
will
cost
a
lot
pf
money
for
the
candidate
to;
travel
all
over
the
huge
constituency,
to
hire
halls,
provide
transportation
and
make
provision
for
the
hundred
and
one
minor
expenditures
incident
to
an
election
campaign.
Very
few
men
are
filling
to
give
both
time
and
money
to
the
cause
in
ex-giangpf
or
the
honor
of
either
tacking
on
the
letters
"M.
P.
to
their
names
for
a
few
years
dr
going
into
the
discard
as
the
defeated
candidate
for
Skeena."
Verv
few
peonie
can
afford
to
do
it.
Naturally
then
the
illness
of
Mr,
Henhett
at
this
iime
is
anything
but
opportune,
for
the
present'
Prime
Minister
is
knovynito
have
spent
Three-quarters
of
a
hiillitm
dollars
of
his
own
money
in
fighting
the
last
election
and
he
is
expected
to
spend
j
lavishly
on
the
coming'
campaign.
If
he
should
drop
out,
it
migbt
affect
the
hopes
of
the
local
Conservatives,
i
T;HS
cWatiori
of
course
and
we
all
hope
find
pray
that
Mr.
Bennett
will
be
restored
to
perfect
health
ih
a
few
weeks
and
will
lead
his
party
at
the
eiectiott,
if
hot
to
victory
at
least
t;o
an
honorable
defeat.
.
.
Uniqu
Aid
Iri
PREVENTING
Golds
At
the
first
nasal
irritation
Of
snlf
ht,
apply
Vicks
Va-tfa-hol-jujit
U
few
drops
up
each
nostril.
Used
in
time,
it
helps
to
avoid
many
colds
entirely.
w
Vim
'i
Post
Office
Kn&x
Hotel
Rlnky
Dinks
Setting
Pace!
i
Stone
became
pacc-
the
Five
Pin
Bowline
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3
1
i
VANCOUVER
IS
BEATEN
Seattle
lla
Easy
tlctory
111
First
Of
N'ortliurst
Hockey
League
Play-ffs
I
SEATTLE.
March
21:
CPi
Seattle
Sea-
II.ru
ks
defeated
Vln-noilyer
tJurtAfrofr
in
one
last
night
In
the
fiftypf
a
three
out
of
five
.-.erie
or
i$$es
for
the
chain
jriori-ship
df
the.
.
Nurthwentern
Profes-sinnal
lljjfliy
League.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Now
operaUng
on
a
ten
-day
sche
dule
to
Alatkil
for
'.he
sprint.
C.
P.
!R.
steamer
Princess
Norah.
Capt
!
William
Htiirfes,
arrived
In
port
at
8
o'clock
th!
morr.lng
from
Vancouver
and
sailed
an
hour
later
far
:Skagway
and
other
northern
point
whenee
ahe
will
leturn
here
next
Monday
affrooon
seUi-bound.
The
vessel
had
a
list
b
92
!
passengers
for
the
north,
one
per-'son
disembarking
here
from
Ihe
vessel
while
eight
went
rWrth
aboard
her;
Hotel
Arrivals
Prlnee
Rupert
Georee
Kerr.
Vancouver.
I
W.
xln&JfietdrU;
!i.
Weaver.
iTelk;
STr'neid.
Hampton.
N.B.,
L
S.
Hawkins.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Samuel
Edwin,
lve.
CvjF.
Hunt.
W.
C.
Stevens
and
R
j.
Hastfngs.
Vancouver.
Central
Harold
Orm.
ilUdlnc
Palm
nA
John
PInVrnlAniairV.ir-
tr
j
4!
.
AIJU
Mrl
J,
NJSaldanifdty..
'
'.
Jk
Knox.
S.
Held,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Robert
Stewart;
George
Mdclieod
andlA
Anderson.
Prince
!
George.
J$
"Itbyi!
,
Johnson
Kusft
Greenville;
Tho-;
mks
Collins,
Terrace;
-D.
McLeod.
'
Vaficouver.
Savoy
N.
McCartney.
Porcher:
Mrs.
Ac
nes
NlemL
Port
Eslngtori;
C.
Shltlon
Vancouver;
Wheal
1
VANCOUVER
.M.irfh
5f
irt!
3Wlieat
was
qu6tfd
at
81'jc
on
the'
3
'
local
exchange
Uiday,
tiv
Vc
from
5
yesterday
TE
FOR
THRIFT
AT
HOME
Todoy.oi
in
pioneer
fimei,
It
cftAn
tK
women
of
the.houieholdwho
hot
in
fn-itinct
ond
ability
for
careful
monogtmenf.
Many
women
make
regular
Savingi
de-
,
poiiti
at
a
cah
raierv
to
providt
for
rehf,
iniurance,
taxes
and
similar
obligation.
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8.
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Ctt)
Vancttuver
Bayview,
jDOVj.
U.
C.
Nikel.
.41.
Big
Mlisourl.
.43.
,
Bradlan.
1.61.
Bralorne.
80.
B.
R.
Con&,
m.
B.
It.
X.
Ooid,
.18.
Cariboo.
115.
Dfntonla.
.79.
Dun
well,
.08
la.
GeorBia
Hlver,
.00.
Goleonda,
21.
Orarige.
Iridtarl.
.dm.
Mlntb.
.18.
ierldlan,
.13.
Morning
Star,
'M.
Katlonal
Sllvet,
.04.
Noble
Five.
.07.
Pend
Oreille.
.45.
Porter
Idaho.
.09.
Premier,
1.58.
iteeves
McDonald,
.11.
Reward
.04.
Rend,
1.40.
Silver
Crest.
.oHfc.
Salmon
Gold,
.15.
Taylor
BHde'e,
.19,
Wayside,.
.17.
Whitewater.
.07.
waverly
Tdncler.
.06?.
United
Empire,
.03.
,
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.41.
ChlbQuitamau,
22.
Lee
Oold,
.04'b.
Oranada,
.30.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.00.
M&cassa,
219.
Noranda.
34.25.
Sherritt
Oordon,
.46.
Slsco,
2.96.
Ventures,
.81.
Lake
Maron,
.04
4.
Teck
Hughts,
4X5.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.33.
Columarlo,
.11
S'meltef
Oold.
.1534.
Cari.
Malartlc,
.65.
Little
Lon
Lae,
5
56.
Astoria
Rouyri,
M7,'b.
Stadacond,
.25.
Maple
Uat,
.08.
Pickle
Crow,
2.73.
Mih.
&c
Eastern,
.03.
McKcnzie
Red
Lnk6,
1.21.
oW'!
Lafep,
,
Sturfcetm
River
dold1,
.91.
BAii
sitvtH
NEW
YORK,
March
21:
(CP)
Bar
sliver
closed
at
583.ic
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
down
'Bc
from
.yesterday.
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