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Tuesday,
Feb.
18,
1936
DEFENCE
QE
C.N.
R.
The
defence
of
the
Canadian
National
Railwavs
nub
NEEDS
DEFENCES
Britain
tried
to
set
the
-world
an
example
in
reduction
of
armed
forces.
The
result
was
that
neighboring
nations
took
advantage
.
of
the
gesture
to
increase
theirs
and
endangered
the
safety
.
of
the
British
Emnire.
With
the
dan
ger
of
a
general
European,
Svar
confronting
her,
Britain
ia
uuw
increasing
ner
armaments
at
a
rapid
rate
ana
lor
doing,
so
she
is
beihg'criticized.
There
would
have
been
no
criticism
if
she
had
been
defeated'
in'
war
and
much
of
her
territory
lost.
When
Russia
arms
she
is
doing
so
only
in
self-defence:
When
Britain
arms
she
is
simply
arousing
her
neighbors
to
increase
their
armaments;
All
depends
upon
where
the
sympathies
lie.
V
'
AN
AMERICAN
BLOC
As
an
offset
to
the
somewhat
aertrressive
nolicv
of
Janan
ALABASTIHE
5000
Hardware,
Paint
and
Depart-mental
store
ihi
Canada'
have
it.
Alabastine
is
a;
household'
word
for
low
cost,
and
sanitary
wall
decoration.
Ask
your
dealer.
Gyp
lumLimew
Alabastine.
Canada,
limited
.
.
fAVfc
OfyTASJO,
CANADA
GROTTO
IN
HOOP
WIN
Defeated
Lambie
&
Stone
Night
Other
Results
son,
L.
Llewellyn.
Total,
7.
Junior
League
Last
Grotto
defeated
Lambie
&
Stone
in
senior
basketball
last
night;
by
a
score
of
39
to
27.
Half
time
score
was
25
to
181n
favor
of1
the
Qrott'.
Murray,
for
Grotto,
was
sent
to
the
showers
In
the
first
half
and
McPheein
the
second
half.
Lambk
&
Stone
played
a
good
game
of
ball
but
seemed
to
lose
spirit
when
Lindsay
was
banished;
Calderonl
did
not
play,
as
well
as
usual.
1
Lindsay,
for
Lambie
St
Stone,
netted
fourteen
points
while-Morgan
and
McPhee
got
tweny-four.
!
points
between
them
for
Grotto.
Lambie
&
Stone
Armstrong;
(7),
Lindsay
(14),
Calderonl
lh
John
Junior
game
a
score
of
15
to
13.
Half
time
score
was
8
to
7
in
favor
of
High.
Houston,
for
Scythians,
netted
eight
points
while,
for
the
High
School,
Fulton
netted
himself
eight
points
as
well.
High
Fulton
18),
O'Neil
(4),j
Fitch,
Yamanacka
13.
ythlans
Houston
8I,
Roma
(4),
Antonclli
(2),
Montesano,
1
Murrav.
Veitch
(1).
Total.
15.
!
President
Roosevelt
is
.tiying
to
arrange
what
is
to
beiorbttettes
Known
as
an
.all-Ame.nca.
peace
conference
with
a
view
to
permanently
outlawing
af-
ih,
the
Americas.
While
therq
is
no
suggestion
of
this
being
a
defensive
alliance,
it
may
easily
become
that,,
onqe
there
is
an
established
alliance
between
the
American
countries;
The
chief
objection
to
it
is
the
fact
that
in-som'erof
the
American
countries
there
is
a
considerable
Japanese;
population
and
it
is
thought
that
in
case
of
trouble
between
countries
on
this
side
of
the
Pacific
and
the
people
on
the
other,
these
settlers
would
side
with
the
Orient
,
,
.
,
Rangers-Bluebirds
Rangers
defeated
Canadian
tlonal
Recreation
Association
6
10
3
2
10
G
4
li
3
2
WininBowilfag
to
999
and
Bluebirds
defeated
Doo
1
Bowling-'em
Over
(By
Onlooker)
Just'
to
interest-
you-
folks-,
let"
us
tell
who
won
on
Sunday,
Why,
it
was
the
Lodge
Men,
of
course.
And
did
they
play
a
sweet
game?
fll
tell
the
world
they
did.
-!-.
'
11
i
t
-A-
J
enn
141
.fiiPMir
AtnAir
fit
TVifn
1
t
tlOWn
LilB
ullrV
WIIPTI.
HP
SIKXJLX
21I1U
'
27.
I
bawling
his
men
out.
As
this
Is
Bill
;
!
Grotto
Morgan
(14),
RatchfordiGray,
how
about
Nels
Gunderson?
I
(7),
McPhee
(10),
Murray,
Gillies
I
He
shoots
a
fair
game
but
oh
that'
(2),
Stalker
(6).
Total,
39.
jsnoose
he
eats!
He
should
get
Intermediate
League
Scythians
again
took
the
Intermediate
game
from
the
High
School
with
a
score
of
17
to
11.
Neither
of
the
teams
seemed
to
be
able
to
hit
the
basket.
Half
Itlme
score
was
6
to
4
in
favor
of
Deli,
Nayior;
McMeekin
(1),
Munro
don't
let
a
punk
team
like
Tommy
13),
Hlrano
16).
Total,
11.
Morgan
and
his
Moosers
give
them
Ladles
League
such
a
bad
licking
again.
Eva
Morris
stage
da
come-back
for
the
Annettes
team
toy
netting;
.
six
points
for
herself
in
the
ladles'
i
OliOVC-Rllf
n
PnAfC
game
to
give
the
Annettes
a
over
...
the
.....
High
.
School
girls,
v
.
..
.
..
win!
I
the.
utsneu
yesieraay
provea
very
interesting
to
manv
reauers
score
being
12
to
7.
Biain.
for
the
of
this
paper,
it
showed
that
the
National
Railways-
has
Hlsh.
netted
an
of
the
points
for;
Deen
paying
its
way
ana
more,
Winch
is
all
that
most
busi-;
"
ot
nesses
have
been
able
to.
do.,
In
Prince
Rupert
any
busi-
'"ord,
En'yd
S
ness
that
for
several
years
past
has
been
able
to
pay
run-
m,
Eva
Morris
(6).
Total,
12.
ning
expenses,
and
overhead
and
a
very
small
dividend
1
High
schooi-Bia:n
(7),
McLeod,
would
nave
considered
itself
verv
luckv.
THf
i-niKvnv
h.isiE-
Davis.
T-
Davis,
Mussaiiem,
wn-
been
doing
that.
It
has
paid;
a
'small
dividend,
but
not
enough
to
cover
interest
on
its
capitalization.
In
nronor-
tion.to
the
size
of,
it
well!
Scythians
won
the
has
the;business,.however,
paid
as
from
tne
High
school
with
uie
i
cau
oi
anaaian,
Dusinesses.
!
practice
once
in
a
while.
Arid
there's
Knutsen.
He's
not
bad
but
he
forgot
his
skiis
and
just
couldn't
find
his
feet.
Of
course,
we
don't,
expect
much
Scythians.
If
Hlrano
fbr
the
High
of
Sonny
Stiles.
He's
only
a
boy
but
School
had
made
half
the
shots
he
he
has
the
makings
of
a
fair
player.
took,
High
would
have
come
out
:
on
top.
instead
of
at
the
other
i
Last
but
not
least
comes
Roy
end.
Wicks.
He
should,
with.
a
few
years'
Scythians
Dominato
(0),
Le-
practice,
do
fairly
well.
tourneau
(1),
Montesano,
Gillies
i
(1),,
Beynon
(2),
Murray,
Currie1
Maybe
it
would
help
If
Skipper
Oilers
scored
a
two
game
to
one
victory
over
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
in
the
Com-
J
mercial
Bowling
League-last
night,;
Rupert
Butchers
defeating
Biological
Station
three
games
to
nil
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening,
i
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Fred
Rogers
of
the
Canar
dian
National
Recreation
Associa
tion
with
148.
The
next
games
will
be
played
Friday
night
as
follows:
lxareu
'nuw,a
i
''"vm
uiuiji,
(1)
LUndquist
inree-M-wo
mxi
vs.
ciikcis.
DetatLs
of
scoring
last
night:
C.
N.
R.
A.
1st
2nd
3rd
Rogers
113
Tha
lcniino
st.nnfllnire.
tn
rintu1
IDOnu
-
11
Senioi
League
w.
L.
Grotto
4
3
Lambie
&
Stone
4.
4,
Moose
3
4
Intermediate
League-Scythians
5
I
Canadian
Legion
4.
3.
High
School
1
6
Ladies'
League
5
2
High
School
3
3
Annettes
2
5
Junior
League'
High
School
.-.
3
1
2
Moose
3.
2
Scythians
3
3
Boy
Scouts
1.
3
West
100
I
.
r
r
.on
pxviw-ieoa
ioo
8Teng-...
3
.lie
Total
588
OILERS-
'.v
1st
Bulger
..?
124;
Roaf
'...145i
I
Morris.
119'
Hibbard
McLeod
U
.
.128
Menzies
...146
173
130
103
97
79
582
2nd
124
136
16G
132
153
Totals
6G2'
71L
BIO.
STATION
1st
2nd
Large
:...
131.
106
Sutton
67
Brocklesby
87
Carter
91
Sunderland
107
Totals
483'
,
Ri
BUTCHERS
1st
1A.
Astoria
108
Na-tMcLean
106
1764
iB;
Morgan
104
Fisher
121
dads
1519
to
1361
in
Ladles'
Bowling
jL.
Astoria
108
Bluebirds
Pierce,
360;
Boulter,
276;
Hartwig,
142;
Keren,
261;
total,
Butchers
1519.
Watts'
Grocery.
...
Doodads
Clccone.
297;'
Ingram,
Biological
Station
218;
Parent,
255;
F.
Smith,
277;
E.
Smith,
314;
total,
1361.
High
average
scorer
Raybone,
255.
70
99
98
84
457
2nd
131
102
99
122
75
..7
..7
..6
.6
'
'4'
1.
1
159
103
i
153
140
81.
1
636
3rd'
120'
91
I
156
112
118i
597
3rd
75
82
80
114
84
435
3rd
122
103
League
play
last
night.
Rangers
Armour,
329;
Fortune,!
Totals
545
529
562
357;
Deane,
385;
Montgomery,
209;
The
league
standing,
to
date:
Raybone,
484;
total,
1764.
(
W,
L.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Teng,
182;
Rlvett,
104;
Horton,
221;
Munro,
242;
Vance,
250;
total,
999.
Three
Two
Taxi
Bankers
................
c.
n;
r:
a.
339
Church
'Oilers
Webster,
141;
Kalen
Motors
LEGION
IS
Grotto
Oddfellows
:
.
93
93
C.
N.
R.
A.
100
1
124!
113!
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
land
district
with
an
advertisement
I
in
the
Dally
News.
W.
L.
100
89
.98
91.
93
91
96
93
96
.
92
97
91
98
88
101
1
HOCKEY
SCORES
Northwestern
League
Seattle
4;
Vancouver
4.
Portland
1,
Edmonton
1.
(7),.
Total,
17.
Gray
and
his
brave
boys
wore
their
ham
Hotspurs
nosed
out
Bradford
High
School
Davis
(1),
Camp-'
gumbdots
If
they
stick
to
it
and
two-to
one
yesterday
In
a
replayed'
VUVl
O
1UIVUV1
o
Defeated
C.
N.
R.
A.
and
Biological
Station
in
Commercial
League
HOTSPURS
DEFEAT
BRADFORD
'
IN
CUP
FOOTBALL
MONDAY1
LONDON,
Feb.
18!
(CP)
Totten-'
game
in
the
fifth
round
English
Soccer
Cup.
of
the
LADIES'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Standing
of
teams
to
date:
G,
Ttl
Aniaettes
Annettes
4
4
3267
3267
.
D
'
W.
III
HI
DOWlinff
Angers
6
4552
TW.lnla
Doodads
jinn
.........
;,
6
4122
Bluebirds
6
4115
P.
R.
Grads
.4
2661
Maccabees
4
2627
Brunettes
,
4
2451.
C.
N.
R.
A;
,.6
3273
SPORT
CHAT
A
I
turning
triumphant
from
a
British
Captures
Second
lUlt
CribbRe
Honors
and
Right
.to
May.
Off
With
Grotto
For
Title
!
Canadian
Legion,
althoush
defeated
1G
to
11
by
Elevator
last
night,
retained'
enough
of
its
lead
in
Uie
standing,
to
win
the
second
half
of
the
season
and
the
right
to
meet
Grotto,
winners
of
the
first
half
for
the
winter's
honors.
Even
if;
the
skipper
has
a;
bald
1
Last
night's
scores
were
as
101-
iip.iri
It
w.is
a
treat
to
see
them
lows.
'play.
Those
Moose
are
a
fine
bunch
.
Grotto,
14:
Moose;
13:
of
men
although,
of
course,
the
At-1
Elevator,
16;
Canadian
Legion,
11.
lin
bovs
are
not
too
bad
if
they!
Canadian
National
Recreation
would
only
try
some
times.
They,'
Association,
14;
Sons
of:
Norway,
;
13i
have
about
the
best
skinner
in
B,
Oddieuows,
u;
Meat
racKers,
i
h.
if
hfi'rt
onlv.
mitt-
trotns
half
wav
The
final
standing
fonthe
second
nan:
ir
rTT
i
C
tlvities
of
the
cosmic
ray
during
the
voyage.
Near
it
will
be
stored
British
Columbia's
contribution
to
the
Adelaide
Centennial
Exhibition.
The
exhibit,
in
tha
form
of
a
building
15
by
10
feet,
demonstrates
the
almost
unlimited
uses
of
timber
products
of
the
province.
Miss
Peggy
E.
Gamble,
five
feat
seven
inches
tall,
weighing
120
pounds,
the
queen
of
feminine
pulchritude,
.vill
add
.a
romantic
touch
to
the
1
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m
m
.
1
m
8i7
Xfwy
759
IlOp
V
686
Viy
1
Tuesday,
February
18,
1535
$outhern
voyage.
The
19-year
old
girl's
beauty"
and
personality
have
brought
her
nearly
$5,000
in
prizes.
Several
important
chances-
.in
Top-notchers
in
sport
and
science
addition
to
the
reduction
in
the
size
oHha
bull,
eye
already
announced
are
on
board
and
a
beauty
queen
,
,
will
be
affected
in
the
rules
of
.
he
Canadian-Australian
motorship
yew,.
mectlng
of
the
National
orangl
now
enroute
from
Victoria
lR1fle
Association
at.
Blsley
opening
10
Australia
via
Honolulu
and
the.:
Monday.
July
10.
Instead
of
pUr.
Islands.
All
Blacks,
New
zea-:
chasing
tickets
which
entitle
them
il
I4
I
lYAV
I
..l
i
lands
tamed
rueby
players,
are
re
tour,
and
fresh
irom
victories
against
all-star
teams
of
Victoria
and
Vancouver-
The
team
from
Down
Under,"
before
disembark
ing
at
Auckland,
will
meet
Professor
A.
H.
Compton,
well-known
United
States
scientist,
and
"Miss
to
five
not
more
than
two
practice
snots
oeiore
any
cumpeuuon,
competitors
will
bo
given
the
ammunition
for
two
compulsory
sighting
shots.
When
these
two
shots
have
been
fired
the
competitor
may
elect
to.
count
either
the.
second
or
both
as
scoring
shots.
Owing
to
the
increasing
number
of
competitors,
vmvuiia,
jtitntu
nttnikt
aim
uc
uuwuuny
iu
uumining
a
beauty
contest
sponsored
by
the.
larger
supply
of
ammunition,
all
Melbourne
Star.
Dr.
Compton's
j
the
competitions
in
the
Grand
Ag-scientific
equipment,
a
highly
sen-
gregate
that
have
hitherto
been
10.
sltlve
and
costly
research
labora-,
round
shots
have
been
reduced
to
lory,
is
housed
in
a
special
com-
-even
rounds.
These
include
"The
partment
on
the
deck.
He
will
con-1
Dally
Telegraph"
Cup,
the
"Times,''
duct
experiments
dealing
with
ac-1
the
"Daily
Mail,"
the
Wimbledon
Cup,
the
Duke
of
Cambridge
at
900
yards,
and
tho
Corporation
of
the
City
of
London
at
1.100
yards.
The
Alexandria,
which
is
not
in
the
Grand
Aggregate,
becomes
a
10-shot
competition
at
COO
yards,
and
the
Conan
Doyle
will
also
be
a
single-range
shoot,
10
shots
at
500
yards.
In
all
these
competitions
those
who
make
the
highest
possible
score
will
Immediately
shoot
three
tie
shots.
f
lltjs'RY:
"James,
1
on
remember
Dad
tell
'ing;us
thar,
in
his
day,
they
used
to
thresh
their
grain.with
1
flail.
We
couldn't.
get
vlong
that
way
nowadays;
there's
too
much."
JaMesI
"You're
right,
Henry.
We
must
have
mechanical
help
to
produce
grain
at
a.profit
.
in
.these
days.
But
I'm
in
favour
of
employing
i
many
men
as
we
can"
Henry:
"That's-every
sensible
Canadian's
point
of
view.
Our
local
Bank
of
Montreal
manager'
tells
me
that,
if
the
security
is
all
right,
his
Bank
is
willing
to
lend
money
for
necessary
modern
implements.
By
the-
way,
,
our
loan
at
the
Bank
has
been
paid
off
in
full
and
the.
manager
has
promised
to
ad
CANADIANS
AND
THEIR
INDUSTRIES-AND
THEIR
BAN.K
GRAIN
GROWING
.
vance
money
against
the
sale
of
our
wheat
to
pay
for
harvest
labour.
We
couldn't
get
along
without
the
Bank's
co-operation.
It
will
be
helping
us,
as
usual,
when
wc
need
money
in
the
spring
for
seeding
and
for
that
new
barn
we'll
have
to
build
one
of
these
days."
-
'
.
Some
of
the
Bank's
services
to
Grain
Growers:
Business
chequing
accounts;
savings
accounts;
money
orders
and
travellers
cheques;
the
ashing
of
grain
tickets
and
cheques;
banking-
by
mail;
safekeeping
of
securities;
loans
for
planting,
hatvesting
and
farm
equipment,
'
BAN.
K
OF
MONTREAL
.
.
tSTAULISIIKD
1H
17
II
HAD
OFFICE,
MONTREAL
,-
Prince
Rupert
Branch
F.
A.'
MacCALLUM,
ManaBcr
X
Strt
Hranch:
W.
WRIGHT,,
Manager
HOntRN.
miCUNT
BANKING
SIRVICE..
Tilt
OUTCOME
Or
til
YEARS-
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OPFRATIO