that
an
effort
could
be
made
5
Farmer
Battling
3
so
1
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Thursday,
August
16,
1951
to
clean
it
up.
s
INEFFECTIVE
!
HOTS
Two
Tough
Weeds
.
int
Chemicals
i.
,
sucl
such
Vets
Win
Football
as
2-4-D
won't
1
kill
the
flowers
of
these
weeds,
i
With
the
first
goal
scored
Baseball
Scores
National
Brooklyn
2,
New
York
3
St.
Louis
0,
Pittsburg
7
Philadelphia
0,
Boston
9'
Chicago
0,
Cincinnati
1
American
B
)slon
4.
Philadt'lphia
2
New
York
8,
Washington
5
Chicago
2.
Detroit
0
Cleveland
9,
St.
Louis
i
Western
International
Spokane
0.
Tacoma
5
Yakima
6,
Trl-City
3
Vancouver
15,
Salem
2
Victoria
6,
Wcnatchee
3
Tacific
Coast
San
Divgo
4.
Portland
0
'
San
Francisco
2,
Los
Angeles
5
Sacramento
1,
Seattle
9
Hollywood
8,
Oakland
12
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Sask.
(CP)
j
In
farm
fields,
It
takes
three
1
Thousands
of
dollars
are
being
'
lul1
J'ears
of
summerfailowing
to
I
bring
them
under
conlro1-
I
spent
to
eradicate
the
menace
i
i
of
two
tough
types
of
weed,
thei
"SST
toad
flax
and
the
leafy
spurge.
,
wan
agriculture
department
to'
These
hardy
perennials
are
a
,
have
city
and
town
councils
en-pretty
sight
and
they
decorate
I
force
a
prohibition
on
the
weeds
many
gardens
in
western
Can-jin
"ower
Plots
and
Barden-
i
ada.
But
tw
n
riamw
i
1
"city
people
don't
seem'
to
JOHN
H.
ULGER
reailze
that
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tnem
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fields
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R.
Duck,
Prince
Albert
provin-
1
of
these
weeds."
he
said.
against
Battery
goalie,
Rusty
Ford,
by
Legion's
centre-forward
Smith,
the
Veterans
drove
on
to
win
their
game
last
night,
4-2.
Outside-left
Dave
Murray
battered
in
the
second
score
for
Legion
in
the
first
half
and
both
Smith
and
Murray
scored
again
in
the
second
half.
Cente-forward
Gerry
Ford,
In
a
sudden
dash
In
the
second
half,
scored
two
quick
goals
for
Battery
against
Ooalle
Krausc.
Pat
Forman
was
referee.
Next
game,
on
Saturday,
will
be
a
reinforced
Legion
team
playing
against
visiting
Aiyansh.
ihn
Bulger
Ltd.
J
third
Avenue
Nobody
shouts
"Kill
the
umpire"
when
Ab
Mortimer
officiates
at
baseball
games
In
Vancouver.
The
62-year-old
Negro,
once
a
star
player,
has
won
the
affection
of
fans
and
players
alike.
He
was
voted
"most
popular
umpire
In
the
Klngsway
Baseball
League,"
Vancouver's
senior
amateur
body.
Fans
and
players
alike
know
him
by
name
and
by
sight.
But
more
especially
they
know
him
by
sound
with
his
bull-throated
call
of
balls
and
strikes.
Mortimer
works
five
or
six
games
a
week
and
enjoys
every
minute.
"II
I
wasn't
working
'em.
I'd
be
watching
'em,"
he
says.
Born
In
Mew
Westminster,
Ab
played
with
Hanbry
Mills
In
the
old
Terminal
League,
hitting
over
.330
in
every
one
of
the
lour
years
In
the
league.
Then
he
played
eight
years
with
Kansas
City
Monarchs.
Then
came
a
stretch
with
the
Canadian
Forestry
Corp
In
the
Second
World
War.
After
that
he
came
to
Vancouver
and
began
umpiring.
And
everybody
In
minor
league
baseball
is
glad
that
he
did.
cial
agriculture
representative,1
"Farmers
in
this
district
are!
said
that
many
farmers
in
west-
sPendinB
thousands
of
dollars
ern
Manitoba
have
been
driven
in
an
effort
t0
k"!
weeds,
yet
off
farms
rendered
useless
by
sbey
are
beln8
grown
in
gardens
1
these
weeds.
rl8ht
in
the
city."
j
The
toad
flax
grows
four
feet
Agriculture
officials
are
not
down
into
the
soil
sending
roots
certain
Just
when
the
weeds
tideways
as
well
as
down
The
were
first
trouBht
from
Europe
roots
send
shoots
upward
to
pro-
to
Canada-
They
were
probably
dure
new
plants
above
ground
Drou8ht
-
ornamental
pur-
Both
the
toad
flax
and
the
poses-
mca
lne
flax
P10"
leafy
spurge
are
heavy
seed
pro-
duces
beautiful
yellow
Ilowers
ducers.
And
the
seed
Is
widely
and
olten
mistaken
for
snap-spread
on
the
clothing
of
per-
dra3on-
.
"
I
soii:,
a-
v.cli
na
being
dislnout-
i
lake
Ferry
w
Seagram's
let
Cow
Bay
Float
THURSDAY
SKE
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FOR
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All-Slw)
Dump
Dodlcs
Winches
-all
sizes.
Heavy
a:id
t.li'ht,
Tr:ii!cr
Frames
and
Wheels.
Power
Take-Offs.
All
Certified
Operators
fur
high
pressure
and
Kenerul
welding
INDUSTRIAL
WELDING
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2!V
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K.
Phone
Oreen
884
Kina's
Plate
"Is
it
true
that
the
wild
beasts
of
the
Jungle
will
not
harm
you
il
you
carry
a
torch?"
"It
all
depends
upon
how
fast
ou
carry
It."
V,4p.m-
7
p.m.
SUNDAY
ii
you
want
to
sell
it,
advertise
ll.
News
classineils.
Winuous
from
10:30
a.m.
alhiT
permit:
if!
ed
by
winds
and
animals.
The
Buckland
district
west
of
Prince
Albert
has
been
seriously
affected
by
the
tjad
flax.
Duck
said
one
farmer's
quarter-section
was
so
badiy
Infested
that
the
farmer
leased
the
land
to
the
municipality
for
five
years
Judge:
"Oh,
come
now,
you
don't
really
think
ho
tried
to)
put
your
eye
out."
I
Plaintiff:
"Well,
no,
our
honor,
j
I
don't,
but
I
do
say
he
tried
to
!
push
It
farther
in."
j
pfy
Seagram's
Sure
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HOTEL
ANNEX
Prince
Rupert's
only
fully
modern
hotel
unit.
All'rooms
v?ith
bath.
Phone
37
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his
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