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AGAIN
Saturday,'
April
20.
1935
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u
inuoc
iciigiuusy
intjiiieu
easier
is
a
irtai
occasion,!
possibly
the
greatest
in
all
the
church
year.
It
is
the
season
when
the
churches
celebrate
the
great
feast
of
the
resurrection,
the
consummation
of
the
ministration
of
the
Savior.
To
many
the
resurrection
is
looked
upon
as
the
central
doctrine
of
their
religious
faith,
hence
the
great
importance
of
the
anniversary.
To
those
not
so
religiously
inclined
Easter
signifies
the
coming
of
spring
with
all
its
beauty
and
color.
Women
celebrate
it
by
wearing
their
new
spring
clothes.
It
is
the
season
of
hope
and
joy.
MR.
ORME
IN
THE
FIELD.
.
C.
H.
Orme,
undoubtedly,
will
be
the
candidate
in
the
Conservative
interests
for
the
riding
of
Skeena
in
opposition
to
Olof
Hanson.
He
is
well
known
throughout
the
district
and
should
put
up
a
good
fight.
If
he
wins
he
will
make'a
good
representative
and
n
any
event
will
put
up
a
Clean
fight
and
will
win
or
lose
as
a
sportsman
should.'
It
is
a
great
thing
to
have
good
men
in
the
field,
men
whom
party
supporters
can
vote
for
without
sacrificing
their
self-respect.
We
are
glad
to
welcome
Mr.
Orme
into
the
contest
even
if
we
do
not
support
him
or
his
policy
during
uie
campaign.
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CLEVELAND
UNBEATEN
Indians
Are
Reigning
at
Least
For
Short
Time
on
Top
Dodgers
And
Iteds
Lead
National
NEW
YORK,
April
20:
(CP)
Cleveland
Indians,
having
played
only
one
game
so
far
this
season,
is
the
only
Major
League
baseball
club
so
far
unbeaten
in
the
young
1935
season.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
defeated
the
Washington
Senators
yesterday
and
are
In
second
place
in
the
American
League.
The
Washington
Senators
and
Chicago
White-Sox
are
tied
for.
third
place,
having
teach
won
two
games
and
lost
ond.
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
Detroit
Tigers
with
one
win
and
two
losses.
$ach,
are
tied
for
leadership
of
the
second
division.
New
York
Yankees,
having
so
far
been
able
to
Win
but
one
game
while
losing
thrjee,
are
in
seventh
position
while
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
having
lost
the
only
game
so
far
played,
are
in
the
cellar.
In
the
National
League,
Brooklyn
Dodgers
won
both
ends
of
a
double-
header
:
yesterday
over
the
Boston
Braves
at
Boston,
and
are
in
a
tie
with
Cincinnati
Reds
for
the
top
of
the
league.
The
Phillies
are
in
third
place,
(the
Pittsburg
Pirates
In
fourth
the
Bostdh
Braves
Chlcaeo
Cubs
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
tied
for
the"
top
of
the
second
division
and
New
York
Giants,
having
yet
to
win
a
game
while
having
been
defeated
twice,
are
In
the
cellar.
Thursday
and
Friday
scores
were
as
follows;
.
THURSDAY
SCORES
f
National
League
Brooklyn
9,
Philadelphia
10.
Cincinnati
9,
Pittsburg
4.
St.
Louis
1,
Chicago
0.
One
game
postponed.
American
League
Boston
0,
New
York
4.
Philadelphia
5,
Washington
0.
Chicago
4,
Detroit
5.
One
game
postponed.
FRIDAY
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
0.
New
York
7,
Phllndelphla
18.
Brooklyn
4-4,
Boston
2-2.
St.
Louis
0,
Pittsburg
3-American
League
Philadelphia
6,
New
York
5.
Boston
10,
Washington
4.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
2.
Charged
with
being
Intoxicated.
I
James
Sim
appeared
before
Magis-
traie
Mcuiymoni
in
city
police
court
and
was
sentenced
to
fourteen
days'
Imprisonment.
He
refused
to
tell
where
he
obtained
the
liquor.
hest
Colds
mk
'Rub
well
over
rV7
throat
and
chest
OVtR
WMIttlON
JAPS
USED
YEARLY
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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His
Democratic
Highness
Disdaining
the
royal
box
at
the
Aintree
course,
his
democratic
highness,
the
Prince
of
Wales,
mingles
with
the
other
railblrds
during
the
running
of
the
1935
Grand
National
steeplechase.
March
29.
The
prince
appears
to
be
biUng
his
nails
in
his
tenseness
as
the
race
draws
to
a
close
with
'Reynoldstown,',
fourth
favorite,
taking
first
money.
Old
Country
Soccer
TODAY'S
SCORES
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal
1,
Huddertfield
0.
Birmingham
2,
Sunderland
2.
Blackburn
6,
Everton
2.
Leeds
United
1.
Aston
Villa
1.
Llveriiool
6,
Chelsea
0.
Manchester
City
1,
Preston
2.
Middlesbrough
0,
Grimsby
Town
2.
'
Portsmouth
0,
Wolverhampton
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Leicester
1.
Stoke
4,
Tottenham
1.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
4,
Derby
County
3.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Alrdrieonlans
2,
Dunfermline
3.
Falkirk
5,
Hibernians
2.
Hearts
2.
Aberdeen
1.
Motherwell
2,
Ayr
United
3.
Queen
of
South
1,
Albion
Hovers
St.
Mlrren
2,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
GOOD
FRIDAY'S
SCORES
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal'
3,
Middlesbrough
0.
Aston
Villa
1.
Huddmfleld
1.
Chelsea
4,
Wolverhampton
2.
Grimsby
3,
Leicester
1.
Leeds
1,
Birmingham
1.
Liverpool
5,
Stoke
0.
Manchester
2,
Portsmouth
4.
Sunderland
3,
Preston
1.
Tottenham
1.
Blackburn
0.
Annua!
Softball
Meet
Postponed
league
in
Satisfactory
Financial
Position
and
Good
Season
Anticipated
A
softball
meeting
wa
held
in
the
Canadian
National
RecreaUon
As
sociatlon
Hall
on
Thursday
night
to
discuss
the
formation
of
the
1935
league.
The
financial
report
for
the
past
season
was
read
and
proved
to
be
very
satisfactory
in
deed,
there
being
every
Indication
that
this
will
be
the
most
successful
season
to
date.
After
a
discussion,
it
was
decided
to
call
another
meeting
next
Thursday
night
In
the
Elks
Hall
for
the
purpose
of
accepting
entries
from
any
teams
wishing
fb'play
and
to
elect
officers
for
the
1935
season,
It
Is
hoped
to
get
thtT
league
started
as
early
as
possible
In
May
and,
with
the
great
Improvement
shown
by
many
of
Uie
participants,
there
should
be
a
very
fine
brand
of
ball
played.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Perkins
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
St.
Lambert's,
Quebec,
where
she
has
a
son
who
is
a
railway
dlspatche-
HOOP
GAME
WASDRAW
Any
ox
ami
Orotto
Play
to
21-AII
Score
in
First
of
Championship
Series
i
Rough
Affair
High
School
Defeats
Canadian
l.e-gioii
in
Intermediate
Ihliibllkm
held
Uie
Orotto
down
to
a
21-all
score
last
night
In
the
opening
game
of
tlie
Northern
Britten
Co
monst
ration
of
dribbling
passing,,
checking
and
shooting
which
kept
the
local
defence
working
overtime.
The
Orotto,
however,
held
them
and
managed
to
make
the
'odd
play.
The
first
ten
minutes
of
the
game
was
good
to
wateh
but,
from
then
on,
everything
went
by
the
boards,
and,
when
whistle
sounded
for
the
half,
score
stood
10-8
In
fa-
jvor
of
Rupert.
In
the
seeend
half
the
game
be
came
rougher
and.
with
fifteen
seconds
to
go.
Uie
score
stood
21-20
in
favor
of
Anyox
VThfn
Skinner
called
a
foul
on
Kulal
for
stalling.
The
shot
was
converted
and
the
argument
started.
Smith
was
laid
low
with
ten
seconds
to
go
but
he
missed
and
that
ended
the
game
Intermediate
Opener
The
ojtening
game
between
the
High
School
and
the
Canadian
Le
gion
was
won
by
the
Students,
44-
41.
It
was
one
of
those
thrillers.
typical
of
what
the
Intermediate
hoepsters
have
put
up
this
past
season.
It
was
fast
and
furious
from
start
to
finish
with
the
Le
glun
dishing
out
the
better
brand
of
ball.
They
mlh".
have
won
had
(hey
not
paased
up
a
few
golden
ipportunltles
In
lb
dying
minutes
of
the
game.
Half
time
score
was
22-17
for
the
High
School
but
Uie
Legion
caught
up
in
Uie
econd
iialf
only
to
lose
in
the
last
three
minutes
of
the
game.
J.
Cornadlna
liandled
the
whistle
Individual
scoring:
Intermediate
Game
Legion
41
1
Armstrong
4.
Mc-
Phee
(17.
Suehlro
1
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Viereck
f
19.
Letourneau
3.
Dominate
jl?
High
School
(44)
-Campbell
(8.
Da
vies
7.
Lindsay
24.
Monran
4.
Tobey.
Murray.
McMeekln
tit,
Pulton.
Northern
B
Anyox
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C
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Currie
2.
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advertisement
Is
mot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
ot
B.
C,
(10).
T.
Calderonl,
F.
Calderonl
(5).
Davis,
Dodsworth.
Shields
1,
Ku-
lal
(3).
Orotto
21i
Rakhford
4.
Stiles
9.
Murray,
Stalker.
01111s
j
Smith
5.
Morrison,
i
Fouls
called
against
Anyox,
10.
Fouls
called
against
Rupert,
,14.
Penalties
made
by
Ariyox.
9
out
of
18.
Penalties
made
by
Rupert,
5
out'
of
21.
1
Referee
flklnne
'and
Coma-dlna.
J
Cup
Prernted
j
During
the
rest
period
B.
D.
Mac
-'
donald
presented
Uie
league
cups
to
Uie
Grotto,
of
Uie
Seniors;
An-'
Anyox.
playing
hi
a
strtmne
halljnelte's,
of
the
LadU'
League;,
High
and
without
Uie
aid
of
a
coach.
.
School
of
the
Intermediate,
and
Scythians
of
the
Juniors.
4
As
an
added.
attraction
tonight
the
Mooe
will
play
an
all
star
In-
lumbia
championship
series.
Il
was4termedlate
squad.
one
of
the
roughest
and
moot
hectic
hoop
battles
mhii
in
this
town
for
a
tone,
while.
Anyox.
wtth
Kulal
and
Currie
the
leaders
In
the
attar,
wire
a
de-t
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W,
L.
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York
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League
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Cincinnati
3
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Philadelphia
2
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Pittsburg
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TONIfiHT
MOOSE
HALL
N.
H.
C,
Championship
ANYOX
v.
RUPERT
MOOSE
vs.
AIX-STAR
Intermediate
Eihibition
Game.
7
30
pm
Saturday.
Apru
20,
By
Your
Leaves,
Gentlemen
there
it
a
great
diffetenct
in
cigarette
toboccoi.
And
you'll
note
the
dilfertnee
when
you
"loll
yow
with
Ooden's
F'm
Cut.
own
Choice
ond
mellow
ore
riv
leaet
choien
(or
Ogden
t
That's
why
it't
uch
a
populcr
cigarette
tobocco
why
tmoLet
a
lot
better
and
gives
so
much
more
satisfaction
particularly
if
you're
coref
to
choose
the
best
papers
"CKonteclerM
or
"Vogue
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
FINE
C
U
Veur
Pipe
Knout
Ofilmi
Cut
Plut
Eric
Backston
was
lined
option
ot
seven
day'
imn:
tneni.
by
Magistrate
Ml,
Thursday,
for
drunkeiuir-
Beautiful
EASTER
FLOWERS
For
the
Joyous
Season
We
are
getting
In
several
ship-menls
of
LHlles
and
a
great
variety
of
other
choice
cut
flowers
and
pot
plants
from
the
greenhouses
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
There
Is
no
present
so
greatly
appreciated
as
flowers,
especla'ly
at
Easter
Leave
your
order
early
bcrau:
the
demand
Is
expected
to
be
hm-c
Out
of
town
orders
receive
special
attention.
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