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MacKENZlE'S
Thursday,
April
8,
1937
No
War,
Says
the
Dean
Dean
Inge,
of
St.
Paul's
Cathedral,
,
better
known
as
"The
Gloomy
Dean,"
"has
written
a
book,
"A
Rustic
Moralist,"
in
which
he
sounds
a
cheerful
note.
He
says
he
does
hot
believe
we
are
approaching
a
new
and
terrible
European
war
as
so
many
people
seem
to
think.
Here
are
one
or
two
paragraphs
from
the
publication
which
give
the
point
of
view
of
this
thoughtful
churchman:
"The
opinion
on
the
Continent
is
that,
we
are
approaching
a
new
and
terrible
European
war.
Here
again
I
will
have
the
courage
of
my
opinions
and
say
that
I
do
not
believe
it.
The
conditions
are
quite
unlike
those
of
1914.
Then,
all
the
great
nations
were
rich:
their'
credit
stood
high.
Although
the
cost
of
the
war
far
surpassed
all
expectations,
they
found
it
possible
to
finance-it
by
borrowing.
"BUt
most
of
the'
war
debts
were
repudiated,
so
that
in
future
no
one
Will
look
on
a
war
loan
as
an.
investment.
At
the
present
time,
all
the
nations
which
might
be
susr
pected
of
desiring
war,
except
Russia,
are
virtually
bankrupt.
We
are
often
told
that
a
nation
can
always
pay
its
soldiers
as
it
goes
along.
I
do
not
believe
it.
I
do
not
believe
that
either
Germany
or
Italy
could
finance
a
ereat
wa'rt
Germany
is
in
such
a
plight
financially
that
I
have
grave
doubts
whether
the
Hitler
regime
can
last
out
the
year,
and
Italy
is
not
m
a
much
better
shape."
The
dean
describes
the
ambitions
of
Mussolini
as
"a
fantastic
dream""
and
compares
it
with
that
of
Napoleon
which
brought
about
his
ruin.
"Nor
could
Germany
attack
Russia,
which
voUld
be
aided
by
France,
With
any
chance
df
success,"
he
continues.
"Russia,
Which
is
moving
cautiously
in
the
direcr
tion
of
an
industrial
and
peasant
republic,
is
more
stable,
both
politically
and
financially,
than
Germany,
where
a
declaration
of
war
would
release
a
huge
Volume
of
violent
discontent
against
the
existing
regime.
The
German
bayonets
are
not
for
use
against
France,
still
less
against
ourselves
(the
British).
The
Germans
are
honestly
afraid
of
the
immense
Russian
army
and
of
a
Coriimurtist
rising
within
their
own
border."
FURNITURE
Spring
Renewal
Needs
Kirsch
Curtain
ftods,
now
25c
Kirsch
Sash
Rods,
now
,'i5c
Brass-kings,.
;
to
l
inch
size,
doz
;35c
Brass
Poles,
-to
1-inch
cut
to
any-length.
Everything:'
for
the
Window
Phoiie
775
I
.
SPORT'CHAT
i
:
;
-
Holders
of
the
Stanley
Cup
at
the
season's
end,
down
1he
years
since
it
was
donated
by
Lord
Stanley
of
Preston,
'one-time
-Go-ernor-Ciejieral.
of
Canada,
follow:
1893
Montreal
A.
A.
A.
1
R91
-Mrtntwal
"A.
A.'A
.
189G
Montreal
Victorias.
189G
'Winnipeg
Victorias.
i897"3Vr6'ntreal
Vict6rlAs.
1898
M6ntreal
Victorias.
1899Montreal
Victorias.
1900
Montreal-
Shamrocks.
1901
Wiinineer
Victorias.
lM'2
Montreal
A.
A.
A.
190;i
Ottawa
Silver
Seven.
1
901--Ottawa
Silver
Seven.
iOOS-'oUawa
SilverSeven.
'
1900
Montreal
VahdPrcrs.
'llWMdrrtrpal
Wanderers.
1908
Montreal
Wanderers.
1909
Otlawa
Senators.
1910
Ottawa
Wanderers.
Mi
Ottawa
Senators.
19i2uebec
"Bulldogs.
1918
Quebec
RnIIdops.
'
1914
Toronto.
v
1915
Vancouver
Millionaires
19111
Montreal
Canadiens.
1917
Seattle
'Metropolitans.
1918
-
Toronto
Arenas.
1919
No
winner.
1920
Ottawa
Senators.
;
1921
Oltawa
Senators,
1922
-
Toronto
St.
Patricks.
1923
Ottawa
Senators.
1924
Montreal
Canadiens.
1925
Victoria
Cougars.
1
920
Montreal
Maroons.
1927
Ottawa
Senators.
1928
New
York
Ranfrers.
1929
Hoslon
Bruins.
1930
Montreal
Canadiens.
1932
Toronto
Maple
Leafs.
1933
New
York
Rangers.
1934
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
1935
Montreal
Maroons.
1930
Detroit
Red
Wings.
1937
Fmal
series
between
Montreal
Canadiens
and
Seattle
was
halted
by
epidemic
of
influenza.
Annette's
Have
Stronger
Lead
Improved'
Position'
in
Ladies'
Bowl
ing
League
Last
Night
With
Victory
Over
Spark
Plugs
Annette's
further
strengthened
their
hold
on
first
place
in
the
Ladies'-
Bowling
League
standing
last
night
by
a
decisive
1908
to
1434
victory
over
Spark
Plugs
while
the
second
place
Rangers
were
winning
1604
to
1328
over
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
Doodads
defeated
Knockouts
1467
to
1336
while
Grotto
won
1402
to
1287
over
Blue
Birds.
The
Grotto
also
bowled
off
a
postponed
game
for
an
aggregate
of
1338.
High
scorer
for
the
evening
was
M.
Johnson
of
Annette's
with
243.
SCIENTIFIC
DISCUSSION
(Coritlnuea
hoio
Paee'li
Dean
Finlayson
vho
closed
last
night's
lecture
with
the
projection
and
explanation
of
a
number
of
lantern
slides.
Possibility
of
har
nessing
the
tides
and
development
of
power
from
the
sun's
heat
were
touched
upon
as
well
as
the
photoelectric
cell
or
electric
eye
and
the
development
of
power
by
dlslnte
gratlon
of
the
atom.
Dean
Finlayson
presented
a
chart
showing
depressions
which
the
woria
had
gone,
through
in
the
past.
An
era
of
prosperity
now
ap
peared
to
be
in
store
but
it
would
probably
be
only
for
a
few
years
The
dean
will
continue
along
similar
lines
tonight
when'
his
subi
ject
will
be
"The
Future
Trend
of
Industry."
I-.-
N.
It.
steamer
Prince
John.
Capt.
Neil
McLean,
is
due
at
'8.0
tonight
from
'Vancouver
via
1h
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Todays
Weather
'(aovernm.rit
Tlegriipha)
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
hmitliers
Part
c
oudv.
calm.
mild.
;
HuniH
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
37..
Terrace
LlKht
rain,
soulheast
wind,
'40.
Afyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
41.
,
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Light
rain,
calm,
40.
,
C.'N.'K.
TRAINS
For
the
East
t
Mondays,
Wednesdays
'and
Fri
days
6'p.m.
rrom
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
Pand?
Satur
days
.
io:20
p.m.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thnrsday,
April
8,
1937
Forriier
Cripple
Now'Plays
Tehiiis
Rheumatism
in
Feet
Relieved
'Here
Is
a
Story
of
a
young
rriani
Who
had
almost
given
up
hope1
of
j
taking
part
in
active
sports
with
his
fellows
again.
He
tells
how
he!
tried
one
Ye'me'dy
after
another
and
how
finally
a
former
sufferer
put
him
on
the
way
to
recovery:
dTwo
years-
ago
-I
started
-
with
pains
In
the
feet
'which
gradually
got
worse.
I
tried
everythingund)r
the
sun
but
to
no
effect.
Whilst
waiting
for
treatment
one
evening,
another
patient
advised
me
to
try
Kruschen
Salts.
'That
was
twelve
months
ago,
Ihs
relief
was
not
suddeir,
bfit
tho-
pain
and
swelling
gradually
left
my
feel,
and
in
six
months
I
umazad
my
friends
by
taking
long
-walks
into
the
country.
Mils
year
I
have
played
a
oot
deal
of
tennis,
a
thing
"which
I1
lnul
begun
to
think
I
.
.should
never'
do
again."
C.W.
Rheumatic
pain
and
swelling
Is;
frequently
caused
by
excess
uric
acid
accumulating
hi
-the
body.';
Kruschen
contains
two
Ingredients,
which
are
-notable
for
their
work.
In
dissolving
uric
acid
deposits.
I
Other
Ingredients
fn
Krmrlicn
as-
i
sist
the
Internal
organs
to
expel
this
dissolved
acid
from
the
ays-'
tern.
'I
TO
DEFEND
HOOP
TITLE
Local
Ilasketlmll
Team
i
doing
To
Premier
for
Week-end
(James
To
defend
the
Northern
British,
Columbia
basketball
champion
ship
title
against
the
Premiei
hallenRers,
the
Grotto
Senior
fit
!
championship
hoop
team
Villi
leave
tomorrow
evening
for
Pre
-j
mier-where
a
series
of
I
wo
gsmes
vill
be
played
one
on
Saturday
and
the
other
Sunday.
The
party
is
expected
home
on
Monday.
The
local
team
consists
of
Elite
Ratchford,
Doug
Stalker,
Ed-
lie
Smith,
Walter
Johnson,
Her-;
hie
.Morgan.
Jack
I.indsav.
Dot
Arney,
Bill
Ifale
and
Sonny
Stiles,'
Bud
Ilarrie
is
going
along
as
man-.
ager
and
coach
while
Johnny
Comadina
will
make
the
trin
in
he
capacity
of
a
refeVce.
Frazer
Hotel,
the
only
steam
leated
hotel
in
Portland
Canal,
ituated
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