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EDITION
EDITORIAL
THE
FEDERAL
ELECTION
98
86
The
decision
of
the
Federal
government
to
hold
an
63..ea"
heen
hoping
that
there
Would
be,
no
election
uitU
after
the
ucai
while
other
fans
were
shout-war,
we
can
quite
understand
the
feeling
of
Prime
Min-
ing
themselves
hoarse.
He
brought
ister
Mackenzie
King
whose
work
had
been
officially
chal-
to
football
games
the
menui
atti-
Gon,,!
langed
by
the
second
largest
elective
body
in
the
county
"
f
SLmu,t
While,
doubtless,
the
conduct
Clf
the
war,
SOs
tar
as
elements
of
each
play
as
a
musician
Canada
is
concerned,
will
be
the
main
subject
of
discussion
allows
melody,
harmony.
rhvum
during
the
election,
it
is
also
possible
that
the
government
and
form
to
shift
into
his
mind,
would
like
the
opinion
of
the
people
on
the
proposed
agree-
the
1S
!
"?
l0,10nto
h'
.wa
ment
with
the
United
States
for
the
construction
of
the
JTJSSt
deep
waterjvay
to
the
ocean
and
the
power
developments
the
time
were
the
late
sir
sam
arising
therefrom.
Hughes,
minister
of
the
mlllUa
in
It
is
understood
that
the
present
government
will
be
lhe
nt
Great
war,
and
the
late
I
given
strong
support
from
Quebec.
ThVvarious
Ontario
fhvL".'!0"
Y
f.,
'i-
for
North
York.
The
team
was
the
s.,
.1
in
Liberal
Associations
which
have
held
meetings
since
the
-Young
Torontos."
Hepburn
incident
have
"all
gone
on
record
as
supporting
sons
in
Came
Too
the
present
federal
government
rather
than
Hepburn.
In
devuuun
to
the
game
of
rugby
the
other
provinces
there
do
not
at
present
seem
likely
to
be,gan
,a,1
lhe
start
of
he
centurv
be
any
very
important
changes
in
the
present
line-up
so
jnR
2?X
that
Jt
may
be
taken
pretty
well
for
granted
that
the
ad-
backs
on
the
upper
Canada
college
ministration
will
be
returned
to
power
to
carry
on.
team,
in
those
days
it
was
u-man
rugby
and
the
antiquated
"Burn-
LOCAL
RECEPTION
lde"
e
m
effect
...
.
No
matter
where
Upper
Canada
i
l
4.
i
i
i.v
ii
Complaints
are
being
received
at
what
is
thought
to
Was
playing,
m
ihe
city
or
out,
John
Ik;
local
interference
with
radio
reception.
Some
even-
De
Gruchy
never
missed
a
game,
ings
it
is
almost
impossible
to
hear
anything
because
of
Later
when
his
son.?
played
for
club
noises
thought
to
have
a
local
origin.
It
is
suggested
that
teiUns
he
was
a
fascinated
specta-it
is
not
the
noise
formerly
coming
from
the
main
power
.unSSew"
wne'n
line
but
something
quite
distinct
and
separate
from
it.
It
Reg
died
several
years
ago,
his
fath-seems
to
have
struck
every
part
of
the
city
although
not
er
donated
the
RegDeGmchy
Mem-Wl'th
etmal
intensity.
orlal
Trophy
for
the
city
champion-
It
has
been
-suggested
that
some
local
machine
or
in-
sTip
ln
ni?r
f0?tba"'
rtrament
is.
being
operated
without
proper
condensers
or
Th"
that
some
transfoi-mers
are
out
of
order.
The
condition
is
states,
in
November.
1939,
he
went
verv
annoying,
especially
to
those
who
like
to
hear
the
to
Cleveland
to
see
a
game
and
at
radio
commentators
on
the
War.
the
same
time
visit
a
married
daughter.
It
was
there
he
became
ATP
OP
TTTnfiFC:
111.
He
entered
a
hospital
when
he
Chief
Justice
Archer
Martin
is
retiring
from
lieMch
lH?canse
he
has
reached
the
retiringvage
of
75.
returned
to
Toronto.
TOT
DAILY
-NEWS
Friday.
Junto
LEADER
IN
PRINTERS
ATHLETICS
WIN
OUT
John
De
Cruchy,
-Father
of
Can
adian
Football,"
Dies
in
Toronto
TORONTO.
Jan.
"26;
CCPl-
John
De
Gruchy.
president
of
the
Ontario
Rugby
Football
Union
and
second
Vlv
Married
October
12,
1888,
Mr.
De
He
aruchv
was
devoted
to
hlg
home.
line
had
lone
and
honorable
record
butjie
is
wise
to
re-
There
were
three
children,
the
late
Defeated
Angus
Apartments
Two
to
One
Last
Night
in
Com
merrial
Howling
league
I'lay
and
body.
na,r
standing,
in
tne
second
Tlx-j,
17.
He
started
work
in
Toronto
for
a
Tota.ls
811
trunk
m!nnf.Ktjirlnir
romnanv
and
'mptm!
Oil
1
rose
steadilv
until
he
reached
the
Klnslr
178
end
of
1939,
when
he
became
seriously
111,
he
had
been
with
the
firm
o-anl
to
the
conduct
of
the
war.
came
as
a
complete
sur-
with
the
timekeeper.
He
scorned
.
itself
and
to
take
the
verdict
of
jthe
people.
While
we
had
te
and
rema,-
calm
a.
Comadlna
157
Rush
120
Brlnd
......
.170
C.N.R.A.
.prise.
It
gives
the
government
an
opportunity
to
defend
JS!
aW
.
ciub
tire.
Very
few
people
are
capable
of
carrying
on
such
?;naid;
"arld;,,nt
Tor0"lo;
and
I
IiT
M.
'
fiit,
i
v,.,,m,1,1
l
Mrs.
Gerald
C.
Clarice,
wife
of
a
-,-,,-.
WHEREAS
onerous
uuuus
uwmj;;"j
w""
icwiccoh-
Cievejanci
clergyman
ier.
The
Minister
of
Justice
would
do
well
to
require
that
;
everv
iiulge
retire
at
that
age.
Mr.
Justice
Martin
has
had
his
critics.
Prior
to
his
appointment
he
was
a
lawyer
and
a
politician.
After
his
Bowling
Standing
Mixed
League
jlijpoininienL
ne
aoanuonett
um
nun
ieuuw
uiuiuut;
oi
vv
(he
politician
tind
upheld
the
dignity
of
the
bench
to
the
pioneer
Laundry
5
4
fullest
possible
extent,
even
to
the
extent
sometimes
of
Franks
4
5
makintr
himself
jsiightly
ridiculous.
As
an
Irishman
he
re-
Jverwa?
:
2
served
to
himself
the
Hcht
to
criticize
the
British
govern-
y
ciflc
Great
Eastern
Railway.
2
159
146
129
161
167
762
2
172
142
165
131
193
A
0
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Hotel
5
1
Moose
Printers
Imnerial
Oil
Angus
Apartments
173
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NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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Propriety
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IIO.MK
AWAY
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Cold
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Rnpert,
B.C.
Phone
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Second
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Apartment
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Water
Heated)
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
(Central
Hotel)
Not
Ire
Tn
John
MIVKRAL
ACT.
Tn
DrlliMPivnt
Co-ownm
Atln
anil
rinnoVr
Rlrkr
in,
v,
K
A.
trxre
art
ownen
oth-r
than
mjtit
to
th
extent
of
more
truth
one
quarter
interest
in
Wseh.
mnd
all
of
the
Star
No.
1,
Btar
No.
a.
Star
OlvUlon,
Provlnr
of
HrlUah
Columbia:
TAKE
NOTICE
tha
'UnleM
yen
A3
4
pay
within
00
day
rum
the
dat
here
3
of
the
rum
of
I1BS7.W
being
jrour
proportion
of
the
expenditure
required
for
the
years
1037,
1D38
-and
1&19
by
oecuon
28
of
the
Minefai
Act.
R.
a.
ment
but
his
sons
fought
for
the
British
overseas
and
dis-
mV
and
Mrs.
w.
n.
Tobey
and
Zml'
tingulshed
thertiselves
during
the
First
World
War.
Asanon,
Ned,
leave
on
this
evening's
.iks,
u
rngmiwd
'owurr
oi
Mia
advocate
of
clean
sport
the
Chief
Justice
has
always
been
lram
v,a
'?rK
Iorrvancouv7
uurl
cZ
m-
iZM
to
the
for
His
has
been
a
a
uood
influence
on
on
the
tut
bench
uencn,
w"crc
wc'
1
1
1
.
'
tcxim
veti
m
tr
iindfignd
,
i
r
i
u,uu1t.".tL
dence
wr.
Tobey
assuming
his
new
h
made
ui
required
mndituw
wiiui
u
lie
h
us
uiwiiva
u
iuuu
wumur,
uuiuunu
111
ijro-
nost
as
fession.
.
HIi.
(lay
of
July.
1V39.
E.
6,
DEflNKY.
LEAFS
ARE
'Toronto
IChlcago
Detroit
Americans
Canadiens
DEFEATED
Toronto
ISlanWed
by
New
York
Rangers
Who
further
Improve
Leslie
Leadership
NEW
YORK.
January
26
(Canadian
Press-
New
York
Raners,
continuing
their
winning
ways
In
The
National
Hockey
League,
routed
the
Toronto
Maple
Laafs
by
a
score
of
three
to
ntt
last
nlRht
and
Improved
their
margin
of
league
leadership
over
Boston
Bruins
who
played
to
a
two-all
draw
with
th;
.Black
Hawks
at
Chicago
In
the
llhtrd
fixture
last
ntsht
th'
cellar
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
.
contenders.
New
York
Americans
Printers
defeated
Angus
Apart
.
M-ntMl
n,
nUv(rt
vice-president
or
the
Canadian
ments
by
a
score
of
two
games
to
XWhM
draw
at
M3nlrPa,
Rugby
Union,
Is
dead
here
at
the
one.
last
night
In
the
only
com-
gamc
,aypd
fo,.
to.
age
of
seventy-nine
years.
plcted
fixture
In
the
Commercial.,
fe
Ch
,
at
D(.
Competitive
sport
became
an
In-
Bowling
league,
the
typo?,
as
a
trolt
splrational
force
in
the
life
of
John
result,
moving
into
a
tie
with
Sa-,
nlshVs
De
Gruchy.
He
never
lost
sight
of
voy
Hotel,
as
Tar
as
number
of
Amertcans
rjaadlem
2
mm
tne
ract
mat
atmeucs
taugni
youin
t""'"
innm-u,
ui
..-to
live
cleanly,
developed
the
mind
runner-up
position
in
the
second
T
Tne
unomciai
nue,
-rawer
01
-'
League
standing
to
date
are
Canadian
Football"
came
to
him
Imperial
Oil
played
Its
end
but
follows:
during
a
quarter
of
a
century
as
v
u
anaoian
acoiusn
was,
president
of
the
Ontario
Rusby
Postponed.
Hhh
average
sjorer
TonRaneers
Football
Union.'
His
reign
ended
lhl'
evening
was
Johnny
Comadlna!nn(ifnn
with
the
1939
season,
white-haired
man
of
abo
was
president
of
the
Canadian
Antvs
Apartments
bnohf
ITnlnn
hriw
tlm
In
lm
VVCDQ
1930
and
1935.
-v
r
T
J-X
I
111.
ima
1
The
slight.
ot
Imnerial
Oil
with
U53.
later
years.
Individual
scoring:
Jack
Annuallv
he
selected
a
Canadian
McLfeod
all-star
football
team
for
a
maga-
7?
zlne
and
he
put
in
several
years
McMekki
working
on
a
book
In
which
he
traced
the
origin
of
the
game
bark
to
'fiw
J0.!3
r-Athenlan
Greece
In
200
B.C.
Illness
halted
work
on
the
book.
Franks,
Born
in
London,
England,
Decern-
J8?"0
kir
1ft
1P0
Ya
nucarf
mntt
rvf
hie
VanCC
.V,
.WWW,
lit
HJJl
W
..a
WW.
W.
.MW
.
childhood
In
the
Channel
Islands
F"ranks-
O.
Friday,
January
2C,
1940.
and
carne
to
Canada
at
the
age
of
McCaum
l
159
171
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.132
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725
1
.150
.162
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.
161
185
Toronto
0;
Rangm
3
Boston
2:
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2
overtime
W
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hawks
on
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161
1
Seattle
Is
Now
Threatening
Port-1
147'
land
for
Supremacy
of
Pacifc
i
114
Coast
Hockey
League
I
803
j
PORTLAND.
January
26
Cana-3
Han
Press
i
In
th:-
Pacific
Coast
liy.'iwv&cy
ueagur
207
153
150
In
Portbnd
last1
nigm
me
seauie
sea
hawks
scot-
.
d
another
victory
over
the
Port-
land
BuckarooTht
icore
wnsfour'
nothln.
M
betnt
the
third
shut-
-
-
.
11
11
t.u
r..
Totals
iuiais
-
ti.ti
uni
i.'ix'fiui
me
rata
iiawiu
mn
musirrea
immediate
election,
thus
accenting
the
challenge
of
the
nril,h
n.v.r
M.
,n
lh
'
rnnj..,nH
The
league
standing
to
date:
lover
Portland
trm
teaaon.
The
Ontnvin
Tmslnhiri
nnrl
nth
pr
frnwrnment
critics
in
re-
aiwnvft
nn
th
ninvprc'
hPnnh
nr
W
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PtsiSea
Hawk
rc
now
xmi
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Lion
at
keMt
tempo
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arlly
In
the
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5
t-
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18
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Df
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FOR
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EVERY
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ran
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soft
or
hard
Ice
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Coant'i
Freeze:-
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approximately
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your
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Sell
packaged
Ice
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with
ycur
own
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on
it.
You
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gallon-age
with
up-to-date
confections
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Sherbets
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Fruit
Drinks.
To
find
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how
to
dominate
the
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cream
business
in
your
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phone
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write
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Novelty
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Ltd.,
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COCO.
313
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ICE
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With
a
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Freezer
you
can
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the
flneat
Ice
cream
at
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half
your
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cost.
Low
Down
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balance
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years.
Write
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phone
Calo
B.
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6060:
318
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lor
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