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Tfie
policy
enunciated
by
T.
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Pattullo
in
his
nomination,
acceptance
speech
indicated
that
he
was
evolving
a
definite
plan
of
action
to
take
the
place
of
the
present
policy
of
drift
Also
he
favors
a
non-partizan
policy
which
is
likely
to
prove
very
practical
His
will
be
a
government
of
action.
War
will
be
made
upon
poverty.
Industry
will
be
encouraged.
.
What
Mr.
Pattullo
did
not
say
was
that
in
carrying
out
his
policy
of
providing
work
at
fair
wages
for
the
unemployed,
the
whole
of
the
province
will
benefit
Working-men
will
have
money
to
spend
and
merchants
will
be
able
to
sell
their
goods.
As
he
once
said
when
visiting
here
on
a
former
occasion:
"The
purchasing
power
must
be
placed
once
more
in
the
hands
of
the
people."
As
long
as
we
continue
to
out
down
expenditures,
to
grind
down
the
workers,
to
refuse
to
spend
a
dollar,
conditions
will
get
worse
instead
of
better.
Let
the
governments
show
the
way
and
industry
will
take
the
cue
here
as
is
being
done
in
the
United
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and
there
will
be
an
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improvement.
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YORK,
April
21:
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New
York
Giants
played
a
one
to
nothing
shut-out
over
the
Boston
Braves
at
the
Polo
Q
rounds
yesterday
and
remained
at
the
top
of
the
National
League
standing.
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day
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enforced
idleness
left
the
New
York
Yankees
in
the
leadership
of
the
American
League.
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Basketball
Buzz
With
the
locals
playing
Uie
pick
of
the
Intermediate
teams
here
and
Smithers
flooring
a
big
rangy
group
of
players,
the
opening
game
of
the
Smithers-Prfnce
Rupert
High
School
boys'
basketball
series
got
under
way
Wednesday
night
The
Rupert
boys,
with
flashy
combination
and
speed,
got
away
to
a
wonderful
start
and
played
tlrcle
around
the
visitors
for
the
first
ten
mtnutes
after
which
the
score
stood
15-3.
The
Smithers
boys
then
not
the
hang
of
the
basket
and,
with
long
shots,
stowty
crept
up
on
the
locals
so
that,
at
half
time,
the
score
stood
16-13
in
favor
of
Rupert.
With
a
few
changes
in
the
lineups
of
both
teams,
the
second
half
started
with
both
teams
playing
fast,
hard
ball,
no
team
having
the
decided
edge
on
the
other.
The
Smithers
team
played
hard,
ehek
Ing
hard
and
using
their
forwards
to
the
best
of
their
advantage
and
j
were
rewarded
at
about
eight
mln-
j
utas
to
go,
by
scoring
a
penalty
shot
that
brought
them
Into
a
Ue
wMh
the
local
quintette.
Then
the
gme
started
in
earnest,
both!
learns
playing
fast-charging
ball
and
tcylng
to
obtain
the
slight
margin.
Morrison,
playing
a
wonder-j
(Si
game
for
Rupert,
broke
loose
in
ibe
last
few
minutes
to
give
Vb
tee
Is
the
desired
edge
that
they1
btfd
until
the
final
whittle
blew.
Right
from
the
opening
whistle
is
Wednesday
night's
girls'
game,
it
was
apparent
that
the
local
Comets
would
have
to
be
in
top
form
to
beat
the
visiting
team.
The
Comets
snared
a
slight
lead
of
four
petals
in
the
opening
quarter
of
the
game
but
the
Smithers
tean:
retaliated
as
soon
as
they
got
their
eye
on
the
basket
and,
in
the
second
quarter,
there
was
not
much
to
ehoaae
between
either
tram
and
the
core
at
half
time
stood
at
a
7-7
deadlock.
With
renewed
energy,
the
girls
started
off
the
second
half
with
a
bang
Rupert
was
playing
a
heavy-
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Dodgers
home
at
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Fi
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Brooklyn,
and
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tl.em
lose
the
openi
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battle
with
the
Y.micet's
5
to
3
despite
well-nijrh:
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pithltiK
performance.-
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Slrenuos
Season
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thoughts
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hockey
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Mrs.
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and
little
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arc
off
for
a
cruise
through
the
Pans
mi
i-i
ai
i
is
ki1i
t
n
the
New
York
Americans
cheakttag
game
and
the
referee
had
to
blow
personals
oa
both
teams
to
keep
the
game
under
control.
The
Comets
were
the
first
to
break
il.r
Ue
and.
for
a
greater
part
of
the
last
half,
had
to
be
satisfied
with
a
two-point
margin.
The
Smithers
team
tried
bard
to
tie
again
but
was
unable
to
do
so
although
It
had
plenty
of
shots.
Smithers
Hoop
Teams
to
Terrace
Will
Play
at
Strawberry
Town
To-night
I'rinr
to
Proreedlnt;
Home
Temorrow
The
Smithers'
lllgrl
School
boys'
and
girls'
basketball
teams,
following
their
two
game
series
here
Wednesday
and
Thursday
nights,
left
by
freight
train
trns
morning
for
Terrace
where
thee
will
play
to-,
night
prior
to
returning
home
nni
the
regular
train
tomorrow
night,
j
George
Y.
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fliif
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(vealt
Comets
Repeat
VictoryRoys'
Hand
In
Attendance
In
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night.
smiUiers
High
School
boys
dcfsalod
Prince
Rupert
High
School
in
a
fast
and
furious
game
by
a
score
of
25
to
23.
A
second
luUf
rally
was
nsponlble
for
the
vclory.
The
first
half
started
with
a
rush
wait
the
loeal
boys
dominating
the
pi..y
throughout
In
every
depurt-iik
ut
of
the
game.
The
8mllherltet
could
net
get
teWig
and
the
store
at
the
rent
period
was
10.7
for
Ru-prrt
However,
this
overwhelming
score
did
not
daunt
the
spirit
of
the
vtei-i
tors
Smithers.
eager
for
victory.!
worked
hard
to
wipe
off
the
first
half
disadvantage.
Ttiey
were
successful
in
sewing
baskets
in
the
dying
moments
which
tied
the
game
up
and
then
carried
them
to
a
24-84
victory.
Lewis
of
Smithers
played
a
bang-
up
game
for
the
vtsttaH
white
O
tilts
and
Wlntham
wtro
best
for
Rupert.
GlrlV
Came
The
girls
played
a
tatt
and
interesting
game
to
a
1$-H
scare
In
favor
of
Prtnc
Rupert.
Play
was
even
throughout
the
name
and
only
a
last
minute
spurt
saved
the
Comets
from
defeat.
Boore
at
half
t
ime
was
1-8.
In
the
last
quartar
Lowe
broke
away
to
saR
the
tame.
away.
Lowe
and
Irvine
were
the
piek
o
the
lo-
ai
comet
tram
white
Menks
played
a
stellar
game
as
forward
fr
8ml
hers
:
Individual
starts
ware:
Hoys'
(is
me
j
Smithers
Lewis
'61.
Evans
3,
uNel!
ill
Dunlop
7,
Paster
Si.
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Carpenter,
MrLrtid
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Warner
li.
Kerr-
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Prince
Rupert
Nakainqto
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Wmgham
8
Morrison
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OUMs
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Smith
Rims.
Tobey.
Porbea-
23.
Girls-
Came
'
smtiher
Hethertngton
llaan.
J
Carpenter
D
Carpenter,
Xtscin-ivrv
Olrsiid
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Monks
ifl.
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Prmee
Rupert
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Irvine
'
Rteen
Morris.
Smith
3.
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RefeVeaa
A
Mitchell
and
J.
Co-
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msdina.
The
Boy.i
Bund,
under
ieadsraMp
of
Robert
Oreenf
leld.
was
in
atten
dance
during
the
games
and
Ma
selections
were
much
appreciated
and
did
much
to
enliven
the
proceedings.
A
dance
followed
the
basketball
games
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