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Wednesday,
June
12.
1935
Complaint
is
made
through
these
columns
of
the
thoughtless
act
of
a
flower
thief
who
stole
blooming
plants
from
Walter
LongwilPs
rock
garden.
The
first
reaction
of
a
flower
lover
in
hearing
of
such
an
act
is
to
set
clown,
the
culprit
as
on
a
par
with
the
kidnappers
of
the
Lindbergh
baby,
for
they
carry
away
and
destroy
something
full
of
life
and:
beauty.
Second
thought,
however,
mav
set
it
down
as
an
act
of
thoughtlessness
of
one
who
has
no
soul
for
the
beautiful
and
who
does
not
realize!
When.
Mr.
Longwill
started
his
garden
last
year,
many
people-spoke
of
him
as
another
of
the
public
spirited
citizens
who
were
trying
to
do
their
bit
to
improve
the
city.
This
spring
the
result
of
his
work
became,
more
apparent
and
there
were
possibilities
of
much
greater
things
for
the
future.
Then
came
the
thief
who
spoiled,
the
effect
of
a
year
of
work.
Happily
Mr.
Longwill:
is
not
one
to
be
daunted
by
such
an
act.
He
has
public
opinion
with
him
.and!
all
will
be
watching
to
try
to
spot
the
thief.
.
A
few
years
ago
complaints
were
made
of
flower
thefts
but
today
most
people
grow
their
own
flowers
and
do
not
have
to
steal.
At
any
rate
there
is
opportunity
for
all
to
grow
their
own
which
is
far
better
than
stealing
and
destroying..
If
the
thoughtless
person
who
tore
out
those
flowers
from
Mr.
Longwill's
garden
wall
reads
this,
we
hope
he
or
she
will
realize
how
foolish
and
useless
it
is
to
destroy
a
flower
and
will
make
amends
bv
startincr
a
trar-
den
of
his
own.
It's
so
much
easier
to
destroy
than
to
create.
Up
in
Ottawa
(not
"down"
in
Ottawa)
they
are
picking
a
cabinet
for
Right
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
and
in
that
cabinet
we
notice
such
names
as
O.
G.
McGeer
and
Hon.
Ian
MacKenzie
of
Vancouver;
Professor
Norman
McL.
Rocers
of
Queen's
Universitv:
C.
D.
Howe,
the
man
who
built
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator;
Premier
Mit-
chell
Hepburn,,
the
man
who
has
been
cleaning
up
Ontario;,
Hon.
Angus
Macdonald,
premier
of
Nova
Scotia:
Colonel
G..
G..
Power,
one
of
the
Young
Liberal
erroun
of
Quebec;
There
will'
be
a
smattering
of
the
old
cabinet
but
nothing
like
enough
to
control
the
policies
of
the
new
one.
If
the
men
here
mentioned
should
be'
chosen
it
would
mean,
that
Mr.
Bennett's
new
deal
would
look
pretty
old
belore
very
long..
If
you
have
something
to
sell,,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
uie
city.
r
r
The
Letter
Box
A
LOW
DOWN
THIEF
editor.
Daily
News:
As
you.
are
the
leading
spirit
working
towards
the
beautlficatlon
i
of
Prince
Rupert,
I
hope
you
will
grant
me
a
little
of
your
space
for
j
Uie
following
letter
In
the'
spring
of
last
year
I
decided
to
Improve
the
landscape
in
front
of
my
residence
at'
Second!
Avenue
and
Nlnthi
Street.
After
several
months
of.
hard
work
In
clearing
the
land
and
building
a
dry
retaining-
wall
along
the
rock
bluff,
my
wife
and
I
decided
we
would
try
the
experiment
ofi
a
rock
garden
there,
to
take
away,
the
drabness
of
nature
in
the
raw.
My
wife
obtained
various
specimens
of
rock
and
other
plants
and
planted
them
along
the
rock
bluff
j
and
between
the
rocks
of
the
wall.
The
result
this
spring
has
been
j
very
pleasing
indeed
and
has
been
commented
on
and
admired
by
.
hundreds
o'
passersby.
One
gentle-.man
from
Victoria.
"topped
in
pass
ing
one
evening
and
commented
on
the
work
we
had
done.
Well,
Mr.
Editor,
we
are
wondering
if
It
is
worth,
all
the
trouble
to
try
to
make
Prince
Rupert
a
city
of
flowers.
Just
at
the
time
when
the
various
plants
looked
pretty
with
their
contrasting
shades
along
comes
that
detestable
pest
creeping
in
the
night
when
folks
are
asleep
1
1
mean
the
common
or
garden
thief)
to
rob
us
of
all
our
pleasure
and
one
of
the
best
blooms
which
was
admired
by
everybody
passing.
The
thief
was.
no.
lover
ot
flowers
or
he
wouldn't
have-
dragged
them
out
by
their
roots
to
wilt
Perhaps
some
neighbor
will,
see
them
hanging
their
poor
heads
in
disgust.
Two
weeks
ago
Sunday
night,
two
pansy
plants
saved
from,
the
frosts
were-
taken,
and
on
Friday
night
last
or
early
Saturday
morning
two
clumps
of
Alyssum
Saxa-
tile
or
OoldlDust
and
two
clumps
of.
Chleranthus
or
Siberian
Wall
flower
were
taken,
all
that
I.
had
managed
to
save.
It
Is
rather
dis
couraging
to
have
one's
garden
carried
off
piecemeal
don't
you
think?
Well,
I
wish
the
guilty
one
all
sorts
of
luck
but
Tm
sure
he
will
come
to
the
conclusion
that
the
stolen
plants
looked
much
prettier
on
that
rock
wall
than
In
their
present
location.
Thanklmy
you
in
anticipation,
WALTER
LONG
WILL.
Man
in
the
Moon
what
it
means
to
spend
a
year
or
more
bringing
a
plant
Good
afternoon,
are
you
ready
to
the
point
of
blooming
and
then
to
see
it
snatched
away!
for
the
new
mm?
in
the
darkness
by
one
who
is
unable
to
appreciate
itsj
beauty.
j
Jake
say
e
thinks
heU
quit
rnnce
Kupert
lie
just
nates
prosperity.
What
is
there
to
grouse
about
if
everybody
is
happy?
A
girl
may
be
said
to
be
ready
for
the
battle
of
life
when
she
has
been
through
enough,
Business.
Is
like
a
hand
truck.
It
stands
still
until
It
Is
pushed.
While
down
at
Ottawa
they
are
talking
about
a
new
deal,
what
BriUsh
Columbia
needs.
Is
a
square
deal.
The
question
agitating
the
public
mind
throughout
Canada
today
Is:
who
Is.
to
be
the
leader
of
the
op-position
In
the
next
Canadian
parliament?
All
seem
to
be
agreed,
as
to
who
will
follow
Mr.
Bennett
as
prime
minister.
Big
Flying
Boat
To
Cross
Pacific
Pan-American
Clipper
Ship
Make
Flight
to.
Hawaii
and
Midway
Islands
to
ALAMEDA,
Cal.,
June
12:
The
Pan-American
Airways
four-mo
tored
Sikorsky
flying
boat
Amerl
can
Clipper,
which
recently,
made
a
successful
return
trip
flight
to
Honolulu,
Is
now
poised
for
another
experimental
flight
to
Hawaii
and
Midway
Islands.
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
.
Last,
nighfs
scheduled
City
League
baseball
fixture
between
Sons
of
Canada-
and:
Legion
was
j
STANDARD
Smith
of
Legion
Leading
Big
Six
Official
Scorekeeper
Allan
Da-
vles
has
Just
compiled
the
first
list
of
batting
averages
for
the
City
Baseball
League.
Eddie
Smith
of
the
Legion
Is
leading
batter
with
a
percentage
of
.583
with
seven,
hits
in
12
trips
to
the
plate.
Of
the
six
leading
hitters
each
team
is
represented
with
two
men.
A
notable
fact
is
that
none
of
the
rookies
have
so
far
made
the
Big
Six
although
there
Is
a
chance
that
some
of
them
may
be
up
there
within
the
next
week
or
so
Following
is
the
standing:
a.
ad.
Smith
L
3
12
Ji
Comadina
E
3
9
Pong
L
J
12
Moran
tL
3
13
Lambie
(800
4
W
Hill
(SCO
4
15
H.
Pcf.
7
.533
FOOTBALL
THUKSDAY,
JUNE
13
Young
Liberals
vs.
Let'em
BASEBALL
FRIDAY,
J1.NE
14
Elks
vs.
Son
lit
Canada.
Scottish
Soccer
Team
Won
Easily
336
300
.462
.437
333
Over
Hamilton
HAMILTON,
Ont,
June
12:-The
touring
Scottish
football
team
had
no
difficulty
In
defeating
a
Ham
ilton
all-star
team
by
a
score
of
10
to
1
yesterday.
RAILWAY
G1RLM
AUK
BOWLING
CHAMPIONS
Canadian
National
Recrea-
tlon
Association
has
been
de-
clared
winners
of
the
Ladles'
second.
Ellsworth
Vines
Seriously
Hurt
Noted
American
Tennis.
Player
Badly
Injured
in
Automobile
Collision
In
Iowa
Is
i
CLINTONl
Tnwa
Turn.
19.P-11.t
worth
Vines,
first
ranking
United
States
tennis
player,
sustained
ser
ious
Injuries
In
an
automobile
collision
near
here
yesterday,
his
wife
also
suffering
cuts
and
bruises.,
The
driver
of
the
car
which
strucK
Vines'
was
killed.
Helen
Wills
Doing
Well
at
Wimbledon
Wins
Over
One
Noted
BrltUh
Tennis.
Player
and
Meets.
Another
Today
WIMBLEDON,
Eng.,
June
12:
Mm.
Helen
Wills
Moody
defeated
Mlesr
Harvey,
former
member
of
the
British
Wlghtman
Cup
tennis
team,
here-
yesterday
and
In
the
.next
round
will
meet
Catherine
postponed
on
account
of
wet
;
Stammers,
third
ranking
English
grounds
'and
.
threatening
weather.
J
player.
,
'SPORT
NEW
YORK
SLIPPING
Giants
Drop
Two
(lames
to
Clncln-
nati
Beds
Yankees
Improve
Their
eLadership
NEW.
YORK.
June
12:
CP1-The
Vew
York.
Olants
suffered
an
em
larrasting
double-header
defeat
at
he
hands
of
the
Cincinnati
Reds
it
the
1010
0
rounds
here
yester
lay
and
had
their
margin
ot
su
jremacy
In
the
National
League
reduced
to
three
and
a
half
games
jver
the
idle
St.
Louis
Cardinals
xho
were
joined
In
a
tie
for
second
jlace
by
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
who
jlanked
the
Ilrooklyn
Dodgers
at
SbbetU
Field.
In
the
American
League,
the
Yew
York
Yankees
Increased
their
nargtn
of
supremacy
to
three
full
tames
by
defeatinc
the
lowly
8U
joul
Browns
in
both
ends
of
a
iouble-header
while
the
second
ikace
Chicago
White
Sox
were
dl-ldlng
honors
with
the
Washington
krna
tors
at
Washington.
The
Bos-urn
Red
Sox
took
two
games
from
the
Detroit
Tigers
at
Detroit
and
aiovcd
into
the
first
division
while
the
Tigers
dropped
into
the
xcond.
Yesterday's
Dig
League
scores:
National.
League
Pittsburg
4,
Ilrooklyn
0.
ClnclnnaU.
4-3,
New
York.
1-L
Chicago
4.
PhUadelphla
10,
St.
Louls-Ba&ton
postponed.
American-
Iajur
Washington
9-3,
Chicago
8-9.
Boston
3-5.
Detroit
12.
Philadelphia
4-5.
Cleveland
2-U
New
York
7-9.
8L
Louis
4-3.
Baseball
Standings
National
Leaeue
W.
New
York
29
St.
Louis
27.
Pittsburg
30
Brooklyn
23
i
Chicago
21
League
bowling
for
the
past
i
Cincinnati
.19
season.
The
railway
girls
de-
Philadelphia
.
15
feated.
Annette's
in.
the
first
Boston
It
block
of
the
final
and.
it
has
been
decided
to
abandon
th
4
American
league
New
York
....
Chicago
Cleveland
...
Boston
'
Detroit
I
Washington
'Philadelphia
SL
Louis
30
25
24
25
24
22
19
13
L.
13
18
20
21
21
2a
20
30:
18
19
21
22
22
25
25
30
Pi..
ESSINGT0N
IMPORTANT!
I
ee
With
Some
Indian
And
Fewer
Whltw
Wei!
Equipped
boats
and
canoes
were
the
only
means
of
reaching
the
Interior.
Port
Eulnaton
U
still
a
salmon
fUhlng
centre
of
considerable
1m
uurtance.
It
Is
httated
of
the
Ecstalt
River.
.690
.6001
.600!
.523
.500
.413
,366
.625
.568
.503
.532
.522
.468
.432
J02
Taxi
99
The
latest
In
motor
transportation
3
CAR
SERVICE
Stan
Moran,
Proprietor
GROTTO
TAXI
456
Three
Cars
at
your
service.
IJert
Morgan
Bud
Harric
PROP.
I
w
mm)
uitltomMnt
In
Wednesday,
jBnt
u
m
they
have
their
own
KHtini
pUct
or
temple
and'
In
most
home
u
,
carved
figure
ol
one
of
the
r,m
jhlrt
incarnations
may.
be
sn,
There
are
several
general
sU,m
j
m
me-vuiage,
chief
of
wind,
,
ur
Hulk
of
Population
I,
JWP-11?',,te
h
Lllved
Uiete
for
man
,earv
rn
..ther
stores
are
Japtfres
;
The
u,
a.
Cannery
Is
the
'one
at
present-GraUnt;
at
'rose
the
Ecttall.
will
dm
iu
,h.
mt
.nurMtinw.ildn.l-urc1'
management
about
.
Port
Elngton
la
iu
people"'
P't
If
has
a
population
of
four,
or
meJ
"m
?
"
1U,
""
r
Ihor
nf
n.
flftrilfitf
toll
in
K.
hundred.
Those
of
European
des-t
"
E:
-
u
tahtbit
cent
number
somethlnK
llk
eighty
aR,0"'ll
adults
and
children
Including
a
number
of
Wnns.
There
are
ap
proximately
120
Indiana
and
the
rest
are
Japanese.
This
distribu
tion,
of
population
might
easily
be
a.
problem
but
it
really
Is
not
for
it
he
people
seem
to
get
along
very
happily
together
Mmt
of
the
na
tlves
live
on
tho
rr
serve
which
Is
part
of
the
village.
The
Japanese
are
grouped
at
tr.e
Muwriy
ena
and
on
the
banks
of
the
Rcstall.
U
the
small
Finnish
sntUement
Many
6f
the
older
Japanes
and
Finns
do
not
read
English
although
all
speak
It
The
children,
however,
go
to
the
public
school
and
speak
and
read
English
readily
and
many
of
them
excel
in
their
studies.
There
are
two
schools
in
Port
Easing
tun.
one
on
the
Indian
Reserve
attended
by
natives
and
controlled
by
the
Department
of
Indian
Af
fairs
and
United
Church
of
Oan
Uda.
The
other
Is
a
two-room
pub
lic
school
under
the
capable
man
agement
of
the
principal.
W
Jones,
assisted
by
Miss
B,
U.
FawcetU
The
number
or
pupils
In
the
public
Achool
Is
at
present
86
of
which
seventy
percent
are
Japanese
.
There
are
two
churches
the
.United
Church
of
Canada
under
HSV
.Prank
Uuahheld
and-
the
Anglloan
served
from
the
mission
boat
Northern
Cross.
Many
of
the
Japanese
are
Anglicans
but
the
majority
remain
Buddhists
and
'My
Port
t,or
du'
One
of
the
oldest
villages
In
Pishing
being
th,
Northern
British
Columbia,
at
nnr
OIUy
m
mUvUv
and
M"
U,UM""
l"
c0
im
a
ntr
of
rMi
A
hospital
U
operated
dunne
);
summer
months.
Dr.
A.
E.
pern
of
I
Port
Simpson
moves
their
::
,,m
Ills
winter
quarters
and
usually
tis
on
the
wltn
n,m
Bn
assJfltant
and
suff
if
Skeena.
River,
nearly,
thirty
mile
"T
whole
J"
river.
nml
f
fjonv
Prince
Rupert
at
the
mouth
the
TIrtt
yr
a
J
rhe
nurse
Isa
member
of
the
staff
hospital
Is
under
li.
.
:
Mre
a
poxsiDiuiy
or
ue
vi-i,,,:
.
phuuld
the
Ecstall
mines
ofn
i
,
order
to
suuply,
sulphur
fur
I'
Rupert's
pulp,
milt
Some
jf
Inhabitants
work
In
the
woods
lng
the
winter
getting
out
log
'
Brown's
mill
and
others
have
trap
lines.
Life
U.
Pleasant
On
the
whole
life
is
pleasn:
Uie
village.
They
have
Uieit
land
dances,
their
religious
fo
and
sometimes
they
listen
'
isdlo,
talk
politic
or
attend
1
ings.
MoC
or
the
poople
-uf
'
own
wood
and
Utut
solve
tr.e
f.n
problem.
There-
Is
an
exc
hotel
conducted
by
Mrs.
A.
1L
f
kins.
A
short
distance
from
Port
F
slngton
are
the
hot
springs
by
Oeorge
Frlmll.
which
is
t:
developed
Into
a
healUl
rrsct'
.
Is
now
being
opened
for
Uie
mer
season.
Across
the
Skeena
on
the
way
Is.
Uayspott
with
IU
car.
Its
hotel,
and
store.
Uie
hotel
ducted'
by
Madam
Dupu.i
b
well
known
on
Ute
river
A
'
connect
Haysport
with
Port
E
slngton.
Not
far
swy
are
canneries
and
the
Icelandic
lsga
ot
.Oilond
on
Bmith
h
Port
Esslngtoa
U
the
r.
o'
a
large
population
urlrt
'I""
'
Ing
season
but
Ute
number
.
sldenU-
U
not
Increasing.
Every
Meal
TASTES
BETTER
and
COSTS
LESS
to
Cook
when
you
Cook
with
Electricity
Give
your
family
new
taste
thrills
by
cooking
with
electricity.
Meats
and
vegetables
cook
in
their
own
juices,
retaining
all
their
nutritive
goodness
and
giving
an
added
full,
flavour
that
is
truly
delicious.
It
costs
only
1c
per
meal
per
person
to
cook
with
electricity.
There
is
no
wasted,
heat,,
no
tiresome
oven-tending,
Your
kitchen
is
cool,
clean
and.
comfortable.
We
have
ait
Electric
Rungii
for
every
size
home
and
budget
available
on
Interesting
terms
that
make
ownership
eay.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited