PAOB
TWO
Canada
s
Anthem
O
Canada,
our
home
and
native
land
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
sons
comand.
With
glowing
heart
we
see
thee
rise
'.
The
true
North
strong
and
free,
(
And
stand
on
guard.
O
jCahada,
i
We
stand
oh
guard
tor
thee,
O
Canada,
glorious
and
free
O
Canada
we
stand
on
guard
for
i
t
thee,
O
Canada
we
stand
tori
giiard.'for
.
!
"'
thee,
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I
Editor,
Daily
News:
We
wish
to
give
the
following
information
through
the
columns
of
your
paper,
for
the
benefit
of
ill
basketball
teams
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
On
behalf
of
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
tltleholders
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
basketball
championship.
All
basketball
teams
that
wish
to
compete
for
the
championship
games
may
enter
their
teams
to
the
Prince
Riipm
BalkWball
AHttita-tion,
not
later
than
February
22,
and
all
contending
team
nifty
ptihv
between
February
22
and
March
1
inclusive,
at
Prince
Rupert.
The"
first
series
of
championship
I
stne
will
be
played
at
Part
Sftnn-1
son
on
March
2,
afti
the
second
of
the
series
wiN
be
played
at-Prince!
Rupert
on
the'fbllowai-;
week.
W
are
rineerety
yours.
W.
E.
KELLY.
Sec
HENUY
HBUN,
Ptes
Young
People's
MsucaHanal
As-
sociation.
Port
Simpson.
B.C.
APPRECIATION'
Editor,
Dally
News:
I,
hte
'barmdtah."
appreciate
your
pluck
and
btaadmlndedness
in
publishing
the
tetter
tigned
"Paul
Jackson"
and
I
see
no
cause
for
alarm
th
the
incident.
Rather
I
think
there
Is
reason
ior
thankfulness
that
a
system
that
is
offering
itself
as
a
friend
is
suddenly
revealed
In
Its
true
aspect.
I
and
many
others
I
know
'are
suffering
Intensely
under
present
conditions
and
looking
longingly
for
some
relief
from
the
strain
and
want,
but,
If
such
Intolerant
sentiments
and
such
an
attitude
of
bombastic
bravado
are
typical
of
the!
cause
Paul
Jackson
advocates
then
we
cry
fervently
"Not
that
way
please
Ood."
We
want
reform
and
advance,
hot
retrogression.
No
doubt,
the
"Red"
system
has
done
wonders
for
Russia,
but
trip
advance
effected
by
reforms
is
rela
-tlve
to
the
conditions
existing
previous
to
the
reform
and
what
tn
serfs
would
appear
as
glorious
free
There
IS
one
trait
about
the
American
tieonlp!
that
Is
dom
to
free
men
would
be
intoser-
worUiy
of
emulation;
When
they
make
up
their
minds
able
bondage,
theyjvant
something
they
go
after
it
ran!dly
and
effec-
JdVAl
tively.
Thirteen
years
ago
they,
decided
that
they
wanted
and
eagerly
we
investigate
even
prohibition
of
the
liquor
traffic
and
they
soon
had
the
proffered
plan
for
improvement
eighteenth
amendment
to
the
constitution
passed
to
give
out
we
want
justice
for
an.
Reason
effect
to
the
desire
and
arbitration,
tolerance
and
The
experiment
was
given
a
pretty
good
trial
and,
like
?J1!
ii
..f,
..
.
ii
,
1
.
the
weapons
of
force,
soon
may
we
all
constitutional
or
other
new
schemes,
was
fDtind
to
have
see
tne
mm
wno
Mn
handle
them
defects.
In
this
case
they
were
considered
SO
serious
that
It
is
hard
to
work
incessantly
and
nothing
but
repeal
of
the
eighteenth
amendment
would
sun
not
eiear
enough
to
meet
neces-cure
them.
The
machinery
of
government,
cumbersome
slt,e-u
ta
hrdr
to
rffuw1
as
it
is,
was
immediately
set
to
work
and
the
result
is
that
lri.!
l7!!y
.
with
all
the
world
pooling
over
the
r
i
i
i
a
i
.i
Congress
has
done
its
part
in
amending
the
constitution,
me
question
it
cannot
now
be
It
now
lies
with
the
states
and
they
are
already
busy
with
jong
before
some
sane
and
just
a
view
to
backing
up
the
action
of
Corigress.
scheme
is
evolved
m
for
intelligent
In
this
matter
of
constitutional
amendments
It
seems
huj2n
to
that
the
executive
heads
of
the
federal
or
state
govern-
m
"
powerful-
ments
have
no
say.
one-Jump-Ahead-of-the-Doie
WILL
II
It
AW
TOfSETIIEIt
.
.
,
.
.
In
the
long
run.
nations
Inevit-
Pnnce
Rupert
people
are
taking
a
great
deal
of
interest
ably
m
tend
to
draw
together,
rain
the
situation
at
Vancouver
in
connection
with
the
dis-
ther
than
draw
part.-cherie
m.
missal
of
Chief
Edgett
and
the
appointment
of
a
sucees-
sor.
Colonel
Edgett
first
appealed
to
the
Supreme
Court
ior
an
injunction
restraining
tne
commissioners
irom
appointing
another
chief
until
his
claims
against
the
city
were
heard.
The
judge
refused
the
application
so
he
applied
to
the
Appeal
Court
at
Victoria
and
they
granted
it,
giving
the
Colonel
until
March
7.
At
the
same
time
that
the
appointment
was
being
made
the
court
at
Victoria'
w'ftf
granting
the
injunction.
The
city
solicitor
of
Valicouvftr
recommended
that
it
would
be
illegal
to
sweflj
in
the
n
chief
but
he
is
already
on
the
job
and
whetHer
legally
or
not
will
doubtless
carry
out
the
duties'.
?
kea
ling
0
?v
(OA
ream
Ulenihoktm
The
newspaper
"The
Osaka
Mainichi"
has
published
"Jpd
jtrof;;
and
is
distributing
a
splendid
English
special
number
'
Oke
1
".Tnnnn
trtvlnv
nnrl
lnmnifmi'
"
n
enmr
nf
whifVi
Vina
VPfn
vn.
ceived
by
the
Daily
News.
It
is
a
splendid
magazine
of
information
about
Japan
and
the
Japanese
people
and
the
progress
they
are
making.
It
is
fully
illustrated
with
colored
plate
and
half-tone
pictures
and
gives
a
good
idea
of
what
the
Japanese
people
are
doing.
However
any
of
our
readers
may
disagree
with
the
policy
of
Japan
iri
relation'
to
China
and
her
action
at
Geneva,
we
all
have
to
admit
that
she
is
a
virile
nation
with
all
the
possibilities
of
great
development.
Her
move
in
Manchuria
is
one
sign
of
that'
reaching
out
impulse.
Most
people
realize
the
danger
of
such
a
policy
if
It
goes
unchecked1
and
the
impossibility
of
any
disarmament
scheme
as
long
as
it
exists.
Rut
that
little
difficulty
fihould
soon
be
ironed
out
and
Japan
will
proceed
with
legitimate
development
silottg;
constitutional
lines.
We
Wish
hey
every
sUq-cess
and
fern
sure
the'
book
winch
has
jfct
been
Issued
vill
help
make
her
and'
her
institutions
better
known
and
.
MACt
.
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CANADA
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Leading
Results
of
badminton
games
played
last
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tfve
the
Rwi
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a
good
lead
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A
Division
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in
the
ICWr,
ftetults
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last
niahi
s
fixtures
m
the
league
at:
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Hupftt
Club
12.
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C.
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fnr
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Ruth1
in
.tl!o.
Vnr
f.:.
Ltuts
Catilinnl
outfielder
u-'d
t;n
in
a
movie
scene
rtcently.
OEMS
FROM
LIFE'S
SCIcAI'.IlOOK
PATIENCE
!
i
"They
aian
serve
who
only
stand
and
wait."
Milton.
j
'
"The
principal
part
of
faith
to
patience.'
Oeorge
MaoDonaJo,
.
"Patience
and
gentleness
upwer."
Leigh
Hnt
an
"What
I
have
done
is
due
to
patient
thought
"-r
Isaac
Mewton.
"Thji
lives
of
great
men
and
women
mre
miracles
of
patience
and
perseverance
'
-Mary
Baker
Iddy.
j
"The
plant
grows
in
the
mist
and
'
i
urr
cloun
as
trulv
as
under
sun-
i
shine;
to
does
the
heavenly
principle
within."
Channlng.
FREE
FOR
A
FEW
DAYS
Manv
people
are
offering
bargains.
Here
Is
an
offer
of
advertising
free.
Just
to
test
It
oat
the
Dally
Nws
will
during
thr
nixt
few
riayi
give
a
free
iaiflrtt
advertisement
up
to
25
uord
fnr
anyone
wishing
to
exchange
articles.
Kappns
you
have
a
table
you
do
not
want
hot
you
nerd
a
rival
i1.
You
aiUrrtNe
your
wllllnenrn
lo
rvrhante
trlling
what
kind
of
a
tablr
you
have.
It
may
be
artlrlc
of
furniture,
radio,
grnmaplinnes,
Jrwellrrr.
rrockrrywarr,
mirror,
flower
poU.
Ixxiki,
nmcailnrs,
automobllrs,
or
wlul
have
you?
Why
not
change
your
usclrs
artlrlrn
for
soinrthliif
you
could
use.
Don't
try
to
trade
au'av
the
baby,
it's
asninst
the
law,
but
almost
anything
else
has
txmlbilitlm.
Trv
it.
All
vOii
have
to
d
Is
Urlfr
tjir
advrrtKrmrnt
rarrfully
and
srnil
or
bring
or
mall
It-to
Mir
Dally
Nen
office.
We
do
Hie
rest.
While
wc
in
nc.-
-.ern
cilm.v
cotutuu
'"'
Hf-
"B.
down
in
M17
Ca!lfcrla
they
are
got
tn
for
he
viet
ynderwear
And
ports
Metes
tMl
HMsU'on
rateen
ptayer
ana
nis
ue.
out
for
a
hit
of
a
ski
Crilibage
League
i
CfWbagsiamiing
Gasars
flayed
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tad
mtm-r
Retail
ami
u.i
Ore
thai
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I
?
.nd
Set!
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stn
tiv
i
te
head
of
the
CrttbaR
len-u
i
a
result
of
lat
Mkritt's
Orotto
LOOJ".
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i
ir.'aup
a-ne.
The
results
I
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v.
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fc.u-tw
jllks
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Orotto.
12.
Monse.
13:
Eagles.
14.
Seal
Cove.
11:
Blks.
K.
Empress,
14:
Musketeers.
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April
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star
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York
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metre
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and
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and
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r
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games.
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exiectri
Iter
comprtltlon
he
pi.
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Jerry
Come
..
;Uah
tMfek
star
who
n
..
the
1
800-
metre
nlreariN
:
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was
runnrr-un
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pic
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last
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the
It..h
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winner
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t;
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A
A
V
of
Our.
ci
adopted
a
new
rule
o.
Bln
race,
ihe
sthlei.
j
first
to
hit
thr
tapr
'
taMead
of
thr
thl
:.
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flrnt
across
tlie
hn
W
face
of
the
track.
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"
71
1
in
efiaet
kit
A
u
lint
lOO-metr
race
would
i
dead
heat
attveen
Ralph
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rates
here
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so
OMMdlan
doUar
1
the
pound
sterltna
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Tlll.MC
hark
over
llir
lat
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lie
iliiyn
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yon
vrre
llir
liupi!c
wctc
iluys
stlirn
lu-ullli
wan
at
llir
vruk.
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more
suiulilhy
iluyn.
1'iHir
Iical
tli
It
so
oflrn
due
to
rommiin
rnnitip'utloh.
Yet
this
rouilitinii
ran
.
lie
over
route
liy
iiiily
ruling
a
tic
liclous
rcrcal.
Ijilniralory
Imcmlpalloiu
lime
pntvnl
lliat
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AlJllllA.N
pr.ni.les
"l,ulk."
lo
cxcrriKe
the
iiilenlinm,
uml
slliiiiiln
II
In
furllirr
assist
ejfiiilhuHiin.
AlJlllUN
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twice
u
rirli
in
Iron
a
ua
cijual
Hciglit
of
beef
Uvcr,
When
y
tou3re.
happy
Thin
Ml.ulkM
In
Al.L'llnAN
Is
oltnllur
lo
thai
lit
Irafy
rgrtaliTrK.
nioloelral
lrt
lime
IrinoiilralcI
ifmt
ll
Is
milil
in
urtlon.
Two
laltlripopnfuls
of
Kcllopg's
AlJnnAilallr
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