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Saturday,
February
12,
1938.
CONSIDERABLE
SALARY"
Recently
we
heard
a
few
mild
criticisms
of
British
Columbia
s
Premier
in
accepting
an
increase
in
his
salary
bringing
it
to
something
like
ten
.thousand
dollars
a
year,
let
only
a
few
weeks
later
the
head
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
Union
in
the
United
States,
John
L.
Lewis,
had
his
salary
increased
from
twelve
thousand
five
hundred
dollars
to
twenty-five
thousand
dollars.
That
was
a
considerable
jump
considering
it
is
provided
by
men
who
have
to
work
very
hard
for
a
living.
Possibly
Mr.
Lewis
earns
his
money.
At
any
rate
he
is
taking
it.
LOSS
TO
PROVINCE
t
Just
as
Dr.
Patterson,
leader
of
the
Conservatives
in
this
province,
was
beginning
to
make
his
influence
felt
in
the
reorganization
of
his
party,
he
is
called
by
death
ami
the
work
will
have
to,
be
carried
on
by
some
other
person.
He
was
a
man
of
known
integrity
of
purpose.
He
was
giving
his
services
to
the
public
without
thought
of
the
monetry
loss
to
himself.
Had
he
lived
he
might
have
been
premier.
With
such
high
hopes
for
a
useful
future
it
is
regrettable
that
he
should
have
been
cut
off
in
so
untimely
a
manner.
.
FOLLY
OF
MANKIND
Most
of
us.
will
agree-
with
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
of
Great
Britain
when
he
said
"The
spectacle
of
this
vast
expenditure
upon
the
means
of
destruction
has
inspired
me
with
a
feeling
of
revolt
against
the
folly
of
mankind."
It
is
folly
indeed
but
the
way
out
does
not
seem
to
be
by
means
of
letting
others
grow'
strong
while
we
grow
weak.
When
we
are
strong
we
are
in.
a
position
to
discuss
disarmament
with
some
hope
of
success,
JUNIOR
HIGH
NEEDED
The
announcement
made
yesterday
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
that
he
planned
to.
establish
Junior
High
School
at
the
opening
of
the
next
school
term
will
be
a
welcome
one
to
those
who
would
like
to
see
more
technical
instruction
and
that
kind
of
education
in
which
pupils
tic
jjcu
uuuwny
miurusieu
ami
wmgn
win
neip
in
me
Kinai
,
of
life
they
expect
to
lead.
It
is
the
modern
method
of
education
and
must
be
adopted
sooner
or
later.
As
was!
pointed
out
by
the
principal
of
the
High
School
recently,
there
are
already
twenty-six
cities
in
British
Columbia
that
have
junior
high
schools
operating.
A
New
Telephone
Number
6
Taxi
AL.
FRENCH
With
The
Same
Reliable
Service
Another
Hockey
Game
On
Sunday
Married
Men
to
Seek
Revenge
Tomorrow
For-
Defeat
a
Week
Ago,
A
return
hockey
game
between
Married
and
Single
Men
has
been
arranged
for
tomorrow
on
the
Morse
Creek
ice
providing
the
weather
permits.
Line-ups
will
be
the
same
a
last
Sunday
when
the
Single
Men
won
by
a
score
of
4
to
2.,Only
lucky
breaks
gave
the
Single
Men;
the
victory
on
Sunday
last-
it
is
declared
by
the
Benedicts
who
are.
confident
of
turning
the
tables
tomorrow.
Otto
Younft
and
Frank
MacCallum
will
be
tho
referees
again.
.
Musketeers
Have
Improved
Lead
Ramblers,
Prince
Rupert
Dairv
And
Canadian
Legion
Also
Win
In
Bridge
prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto,
10537;
Musketeers,
12958
Ramblers.
11576;
Sons
of
Norway.
C611.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
8020;
Prince
Rupert
Dairy.
11254.
Canadian
Legion,
8485;
Brack-man
&
Kerr.
8130.
The
league
sending:
For
Against
Pts
Muskesteers
55093
49842
55093
Ramblers
52497
43824
52497
Grotto
52443
57719
5244''
Sons
of
Norway
50630
452f
S.
O.
N.
50630
45253
50630
B.
&
K.
48035
47909
4801
i
C.
N.
R.
A.
47472
53123
47472
P.
R.
Dairy
46880
47512
4682u
Can.
Legion
41394
51326
41394
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SWIMMING
WINNERS
England
Took
Two
Titles
li
Aqualic
Events,
at
Empire
Games
Yesterday,
Australia
Wins
Canada,
However,
Took
Most
First
Prizes.
Down
Under
SYDNEY,
Aust.,
.Feb.
1?:
(CP)
-English
swimmers
took
two
more
titles
In.
swimming
at
the
Brl
tish
Empire
Gamea
here
yesterday
Robert
Leivcrs
of
England
swam
to
championship
in
the
1650-yard
free
style
to
clip
17.2
seconds
from
the
Empire
record,
narrowly
defeating
Bob
Pirie
of
Toronto.
England's
women's
team
easily
won
the
330-yard
medley
relay.
Percy
Oliver
won
the
110-yard
backstroke
for
Australia,
defeating
Gordon
Kerr
of
Windsor,
Ontario.
Canada
Wins
Again
Canada
gained
one
more
championship
today,
one
of
the
last
thirteen
decided
on
the
last
dc
of
the
Empire
Games.
The
Canadian
team
of
Jack
Orr,
Vancouver;
,Bill.
Dale,
Victoria;
Jack
Fraser;
Vancouver,
and
Johnny
mile
relay
while
the
dozen
othei
championships
were
distributed
among
other
Empire
countries.
The
final
unofficial
compilation
of
track
and
field
shows
Australia
on
Lop
with
235
points,
Canadr
second
with
161.
England
thlrJ
with
eighty-six,
South
Africa
fourth
with
eighty-one.
New
Zea
land
fifth
with
seventy-one
anc'
wales.
Southern
Rhodesia,
Scot
land,
Ceylon
and
Ulster
trailinr
with
less
than
twenty
points
each
Canada
won
eight
champior
ships
during
the
games
compare-with
six
for
'Australia
but
Australia
SCORED
IN
OVERTIME
Spectacular
Finish
Gives.
Toronto.
Leafs
Victory
Over.
Montreal;
Maroons
MONTREAL,
Feb.
12:
(CP)
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Montreal
Marcons
played
the
three
regulation
periods
in
Thursday
night's
National
Hockey
League
fixture
without
scoring
but
in
the
overtime
period
a
Toronto
rookie
made
the
flat
counter
which
paved
the
way
for
two
more,
the
Maple
Leafs
winding
three
to
nothing.
At
Chicago,
the
Montreal
Canad-iens
defeated
the
Black
Hawks
two
to
one
and,
at
Detroit,
the
New
York
Rangers
blanked
the
Red
Wings
four
to
nothing.
The
league
standing
to
date:
International
Division
Toronto
Canadiens
Americans
Marcons
17
14
11
10
9
106
89
12
95
93
13
61
68
18
64
103
American
Division
Boston
.21
4
9
95
66
Rangers
19
5
9
102
59
Chicago
9
7
19
64
101
Detroit
8
8
20
70
98
England
Wins
Handily
Over
Irish
Ruggers
DUBLIN.
Feb.
12:
(CP)
In
a
,free
scoring
international
rugbj,
match
today,
England
defeated
Ireland
36
to
14.
The
Englishmen
had
compiled
a
23.
to,
nothing
lead
at
half
time
and
showed
superiority
throughout.
!
built
up
its
poinUs
total
with
second,
third,
fourth,
fifth
and
sixth
places.
BOWLING
RESULTS
Several
Deferred
Games
in
Commercial,
and.
Five
Pin
League
Are
Cleaned
Pp
A
number
of
deferred
games
In
the
Commercial
and
Five
Pin
Bowling
Leagues
were
cleaned
up
last
nleht
although
there
ar.Q
stUt
some
outstanding.
Ef
forts
aro
now
I
being
made
to
bring,
league
play
un.
to
date
and,
In
some
cases,
tnt
playing
dates
are
being
revised.
In.
the-
Commercial,
League
las'
night,
Biological
Station
caught
up
ontwo
deferred
fixtures,
one
wlt!
North
Star
and
th
other
with.
Canadian
National
Recreation
As
soclation
No,
1.
Tho
scientists
losttwo
games
to
one
to
the
North
Star
and.
three
to
nothing
to
the
Railwaymcn
wIUj.
scores
a
fol
lows:
1
2,
3,
Biological
Station
693
754
723
North
Star
.....
803
752
70S
Biological
Station
682
731
680
I
North
Star
802
7.52-
TCP
Five
Pin
l
eague
la
a
deferred
Five
Pin
League:
match,
Gyro
won,
two
games
to
one
from
Canadian
National
Re
creation
Association
with
scores
as
follows:
1
2
3
C.
N.
R.
A
875.
903
1029,
Gyro
Club
946
953
10J.2;
In
another
deferred
fixture
hit
this
league,
Pioneer
Laundry
won,:
three
games
to
nil
from
Gyro
with,
scores
as
follows:
1
2
3
vjiu
wium
..sua
vou
I
Pioneer
Laundry
1095
1080.1099
In
regularly
scheduled
play-
in.'
.the-
Five
Pin
League
last
night
Canadian
National
Recreation
As-
,
soclation
defeated
Pioneer.
Laundry,
1
'two
games
to,
one
with
scores
m
I
follows:
i
1
2
3
t
C.
N.
R.
A.
743
956
92C
Pioneer
Laundry
748
67.5
71?
j
la
the
second
fixture
last
night
f
Gyro
Club
ran.
off
scores
of
731
;
977
and
928,
Old
Empress
defer
1
l-tau
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
-
ring.-
play
to
go
three
games
t,
rrars.
The
standings
nf
th.
;
r
-
wit
V0H,
H
and.
Five.
Pin
Leagues
to
71
Oniuit-niaJ
Lcagu
Printers
..
.
Rupert
Motors
Electrical
Workers
Gyro,
Club.
Biological
Station
North
Star
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
,c.
n.
b;a.
I
'
,
Fiye
pin
1
'V-
.
'
Pioneer,
Laundry
'
C.
UN.
R.
A.
,Gyro
Club
Old
Empress
Won
tost
15
12
1.3
5
7
5
7
League
Won.
Lost
12
8
1
5
7
1
I
fiu
n-
.
....
p
viu
uuniry
oocct
English
League,.
Division
0
f
cneuea
3,
protsmouth
l
Derby
County
3,
Blackpool
i
Qrlmsby
Town
4,
Birmlnghaj
Leeds
United
1,
West
Bum,
Albion
0.
Leicester
City
1,
Bolton
wam
ers
1.
Scottish
League,
Division
Ot
Kilmarnock
3,
Hearts
1,
HOCKEY
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
Spokane
0,
Vancouver
2
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