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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday.
June
22,
193S
'
Hon.
Dr.
Weir,
in
an
address
last
night,
gave
his
aud
ience
some
idea
of
the
huge
problems
that
have
to
be
sol
ved
and
the
prejudices
overcome
in
the
carnnaitrn
to
im
prove
the
educational
system
of
the
province
and
parti-
J
X?
!il
A
I
1
I
1
l
1
.
L-uiany
hi
connection
wun
me
anve
ior
punuc
neaitn.
;
Health
and
happiness
are
so
closely
associated
that
the
person
who
helps
to
make
people
healthy
is
a
philanthropist
of
the
most
pronounced
kind.
If
we
can
do
anything
to
stop
the
ravages
of
cancer,
tuberculosis
and
other
dis
ease
we
shall
have
done
a
great
deal
toward
making
a
happier
world.
If
we
give
people
training
in
clear
thinking
and
allow
knowledge
to
take
the
place
of
prejudiced
opinion
Dasea
on
ignorance,
great
advance
will
have
Been
made
politically,
morally
and
socially,
v
While
we
do
not
wish
to
make
people'think
too
much
of
our
ills
but
usually
draw
attention
to
the
bnViitpr
sinV
of
life,
it
is
necessary
to
see
the
dirty
corners
if
thev
are
iv.
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1
A
xx
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i
i
.
...
-.
-
tu
ue
cieaneu.
mtenuon
must
oe
drawn
to
the
ills
of
life
if
they
are
to
be
cured.
;
We
feel
sure
the
whole
province
is
with
Dr.
Weir
in
his
efforts
to
make
a
healthy
province,
an
educated
people
1.1
t
mm
uiereiore,
a
nappy
people.
DIAL
THERMOMETERS
Oven
Thermometers
Candy
Thermometers
Window
Thermometers
General
Thermometers
Useful
and
Ornamental
Suitable
for
Gifts
and
Prhes
GROTTO
TAXI
456
You
only
live
once.
Why
not
ride
In
ihe
best?
Three
Cars
at
your
service.
Bert
Morgan
Bud
Barrie
PROP.
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
I
UAi
in
k
7p
How
Will
You
Spend
Them
This
Year?
Enjoy
a
period
of
relaxation
with
all
the
joys
of
country
life
at
"The
Dunes"
Tlell,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
SEA
BATHING
TENNIS
FISHINa
Rates
$12
and
up.
Modern
Conveniences.
Write
or
wireless
for
reservations
to
MADAME
RAJAUT
19f
Taxi
99
The
latest
in
motor
transportation
?
CAR
SERVICE
Stan
Moran,
Proprietor
ball
game
in
the
Dominion
Day
sports
will
give
rainy
people
an
opportunity
of
seeing
Just
how!
promising
the
youth
of
our
city
are
In
this
mrtieular
line
of
athletics.
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
gamoE3,c
of
football
calls
for
a
considerable
pared
to
go
through
a
strenuous
game
lasting
for
two
periods
6f
thirty-five
minutes
each.
This
Is
a
test
that
builds
up
the
stamina.
And
the
good
old
shoulder
charge,
the
bodily
contact
that
basketball
forbids,
Is
an
answer
to
the
primi
tive
and
natural
Instinct
to
try
your
weight
against
the
other
fellow,
fairly.
The
year
after
year
success
of
this
Junior
Football
League
Is
undoubtedly
due
in
a
great
part
to
an
efficient
executive
of
which
Baseball
TUESDAY,
JUNE
25
S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks
Jack
Wilson,
veteran
footballer
is
the
head,
and
the
very
capable
members
are
the
teachers.
Miss
S.
A.
Mills.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
J
Hut
chison,
A.
Sutton
and
another
old
timer.
Jack
Campbell
sr.
This
year
the
league
has
been
very
fortunate
also
In
having
the
services
of
Jimmy
Carroll,
who
has
given
splendid
satisfaction
as
referee
Jimmy
has
shown
a
keen
Interest
in
the
boys,
and
his
quick
and
al
ways
fair
decisions,
coupled
with
his
pleasing
personality,
have
helped
the
games
tremendously.
A
poor
referee
can
spoil
a
game
Just
as
a
good
referee
can
make
It
suc
cessful,
and
Jimmy
has
certainly
made
a
big
contribution
towards
I
London
and
Toronto
Men
to
Be
In
Final
Play-Off
For
Canadian
Championship
ANCASTER.
Ont.,
June
22:
C.
Ross
Sommerville
of
London.
Ont..
defeated
Stan
Leonard
of
Vapcou-
ver
in
the
thlrtv-teventh
hole
in
yesterday's
Canadian
golf
cham
pionship
semi-finals.
Oordon
Taylor
of
Toronto
de
feated
Stewart
Vickers
of
Calgary
one
up.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Chicago
11,
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
5,
Brooklyn
0.
Pittsburg
4,
New
York
11.
St.
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
8
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
5.
Boston
3.
St.
Loun
0.
New
York
0,
Detroit
7.
Baseball
Dance
ball
the
daily
news
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n.m
mi
mi
i
ihiuuuu
an
Elks
Will
Be
MEN
'SPORT'
All
Dressed
At
Capitol
Up
.
At
Last
If
your
feet
hurt,
ten
to
one
it's
your
shoes!
y
Hartt's
Adjust-Arch
Shoes
I
will
make
you
forget
you
ever
had
foot
aches
they
are
so
con-
"
structed
to
give
quick
rrUef
to
distressing
symptoms
and
at
the
same
time
bring
Normal
Comfort
to
the
foot.
g
Why
Not
Try
a
Pair
Today?
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Junior
Soccer
Being
Built
Up
FIRST
HALF
,
IS
CINCHED
Efficient
Executive
and
Referee
Sot
C,,:uU
Df'rat
toM
Factors
In
Making
It
Success
To
Tuck
Away
First
Half
Of
The
Inclusion
of
a
Junior
Foot-
cllr
Baseball
Lea"'
IXAOUE
STANDINCl
W.
L.
Sons
of
Canada
Legion
Pet.
Ml
.206
amount
of
skill,
courage
and
teanv
Sons
of
Canada
assured
them-spirit
So
do
baseball
and
softball
i
selves
of
a
place
in
the
play-off
of
-but
football
makes
an
additional!
the
Senior
Baseball
League
when
call,
for
everv
Dlaver
must
be
nre-'
they
hammered
out
a
9-1
victory
maKing
the
season
the
success
it
has
been.
SEMI-FINALS
GOLF
GAMES
over
the
Legion
last
night
to
wtti
the
first
half
of
the
league
season.
The
veteran
Stan
Morin
was
on
the
slab
for
the
losers
while
Lindsay
did
the
heaving
for
the
Canucks
Both
pitchers
were
in
trouble
on
different
occasions
ami
Lindsay
was
pretty
wild,
issuing
Jure
walks
in
succession
in
one
innings.
At
the
end
of
the
second
inning
the
score
was
four
ill
and
then
tlie
Legion
took
a
three
run
lead
in
the
fifth
which
began
to
look
pretty
big
as
the
Canucks
were
held
scoreless
in
the
sixth.
But
in
the
seventh
inning
the
Sons
started
a
rally
which
netted
them
five
counters
while
they
held
the
Ve
terans
scoreless
in
their
final
time
at
bat.
Olbson,
new
third
sacker
for
the
Sons
of
Canada,
created
a
senea
tlon
when
he
came
to
bat
for
the
first
time
In
the
second
Inning
and
he
put
the
flirt
ball
pitched
to
him
through
the
left
field
fence
for
a
home
run.
Score
by
inning:
S.
O.
C
1
3
0
0
0
0
59
Legion
3
1
0
0
3
0
07
Batteries
Lindsay
and
Gurvteh;
Morin
and
Bury.
SPORT
CHAT
it
must
have
taken
som
thought,
but
P.
K.
Ghosh
was
in
ventive.
He
found
another
record
to
break.
Ghosh
now
holds
the
un
contested
world
record
for
swim
mlng
with
the
hands
manacled
having
remained
afloat
82'i
hour
with
a
pair
of
handcuffs
on
hfc
wrists.
Ohosh!
A
historian
recslled
the
othe
day
some
of
cricket's
more
diffl-cult
days.
In
1784
the
British
gov
ernment
taxed
the
sport.
To
play
a
game
each
team
engaged
paid
a
tax
on
the
playing
pitch,
balls
and
the
balls.
Only
bats
and
stumDS
were
duty-free.
But
erlcket
sur
vived.
Jack
Teart,
former
manager
for
Bradford
City,
who
has
acted
at
chief
scout
for
Fulham
for
the
last
month
or
two,
has
been
aDDolnted
team
manager
for
that
club.
He
may
have
a
committee
of
directors
to
help
him.
When
Vito
Tamulis
Joined
the
Yankee
as
a
rookie
pitcher.
mother
couldn't
read
English.
The
family
Is
Lithuanian.
But
when
Vito
started
to
win
his
American
League
games
and
become
a
star,
Mrs.
Tamulis
picked
up
the
language
without
delay.
Now
she
reads
the
box
scores.
What
a
South
African
debut
it
was
for
Jack
McLauchlan.
Canadian
welterweight
wrestler,
who
went
to
the
southern
Dominion
for
a
series
of
matches!
After
throwing
-Bullet"
Myers
all
over
the
Ul
1
T
1
XT
Li.,rlng'
knocWn8
him
nearly
uncon-neitl
LaSl
Wilt
with
elbow
labs.
McLauch-
The
members
of
Prince
Rupert)
Lodge
of
the
B
P
O
Elks
are
"at.
t
again
and
sire
once
more
up-tr&ring
prominenUy
in
the
spot-'
ight.
theatrically
speaking,
having
-rranged
for
the
presentation
of
leorae
M.
Cohan'
most
suceoM-ut
comedy
with
music.
All
Dress-d
Up."
in
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
he
afternoon
and
evening
of
Fhursddy,
July
18.
At
a
very
huslastlc
meeting
last
night
the
'arious
working
committers
were
ippointed.
a
enst
and
chorus
of
nore
than
sixty
ladles
and
gentle
nen
were
selected
and
rehea
reels
wM
begin
in
earnest
on
Monday
lght
The
production
will
be
under
the
rk
ret
inn
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C
H.
Lewis,
who
so
successfully
staged
The
IVuty
Shop"
in
this
city
everal
years
ago
and
una
are
Just
tturniag
to
Vancouver
after
a
rip
which
took
them
as
far
east
is
Halifax,
presenting
this
piece
In
foronto,
Ottawa.
London
and
other
eading
elUes.
They
bring
with
uiera
an
elaborate
outfit
of
vw
umes.
scenery
and
electric
effecU
and
something
very
much
out
oi
he
usual
run
of
amateur
affairs
it
romlsed
Uie
public.
All
Dressed
Up"
was
written
try
Jeorge
M.
Cohan
for
his
own
star
ring
purpose
and
enjoyed
a
run
of
almost
two
years
in
New
York
and
one
year
In
London.
Port
Clements
School
Picnic
POUT
CLEMENTS,
June
22
-
The
Iort
Clements
School
picnic.
In
charge
of
W.
It.
Ashford.
was
held
on
Saturday.
June
15.
Thirty-odd
grown-ups
and
children
were
piled
Into
trucks
and
cars
and
set
off
for
Tlfll
about
11
am
and
did
not
ar
rive
home
again
untU
about
7
pjn.nal
facilities
HAZELTON,
June
22:
The
Hazelton-New
Harelton
baseball
team
went
to
Smithers
on
Sundav
his
and
met
the
Smithers
senior
team.
It
was
the
greatest,
game
thus
far
this
season
and
peihaps
the
greatest
that
will
be
played
this
season.
It
went
13
Innings
and
after
the
ninth
it
was
anyone's
game
with
a
little
edge
In
favor
of
the
visitors
but
very
little.
The
final
score
was
four
to
three.
Norwich
to
Move
Quarters
NORWICH,
Eng..
June
22:
(CP)
"The
Nest,"
home
of
Norwich
City
of
the
Second
Division,
Eng
lish
football
league,
is
too
small
"
"
'
D
Io
I
"rl-
ylg
UCKJe
tO
Iin-
and
d
rectnrn
nr
fMrrhlno
fnr
Under
the
auspices
of
the
base-lUn
the.bout.
He
missed,
landed
on
new
ground.
They
are
seekine
an
association
there
was
an
en-!nU
head
on
the
floor
and
was
i
enclosure
with
arrnmnmrlatlnn
tnr
jyjaoie
aance
given
last
nlsht
ini-""u
uui.
Mciaucnian
will
bel35.000
neoD
e.
The
remrrt
tnr
th.ir
the
Moose
Hall
with
Balagno's
Or-!
"numbered
as
having
wrestled
in1
present
wound
Is
ssnnn
chestra
provldine
the
music
Erf-
le
Exhibition
Uuildlne
here
two.
gar
Saunders
was
pt
the
door.
'years
ago
this
coming
fall
when
he
At
midnight
a
buffet
supper
was
served
with
Mrs.
Wlngham
In
charge.
wub
iaiiiiumn
cnampion
Rev.
and
Mrs.
R.
p.
Oraham
and
,bt
children
of
Massett,
arrived
In
I
'he
city
last
evening
on
the
steam-Canadian
wlmmers
don't
let
er
Prince
John
enroute
to'
Atlin
to
honevmoonln?
lntprfero
,ni,
tti.
...ui.u
i
...
.
Bob
Dixon,
husky,
young
athlete
water
work.
A.f
"'"'..T
Mr'
uranam
nas
Decn
who
won
the
BrlUsh
Empire
Games
ronto,
former
Canadian
diving!
avelln
throw,
has
a
new
Job.
He
champion,
went
over
to
London'
W
Sullv
of
v1n.n,.r
iLlr
nrTi
bod,yg"ard
toTwould
compete
in
European
meets,
epect
some
mill
machinery
at
n
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
of
Vancou-'
Irene
Plrle
of
Toronto
married
the
Queen
Charlotte
City
He
aVrived
""v
"u,rtl
"ig
reureo.
mey
are
giving
swim
exhibition
en
nuh
-
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w
1935
Contract
Bridge
Rapid
Score
Pads
have
arrived.
Trice
20c
See
our
50c
and
frc
Playing
Cards
for
extra
value
We
have
a
complete
ranee
of
fine
cards
from
IV
to
$2.00
(including
tax)
Agents
for
Hourd's
'Maple
Leaf
Folding
Tables
From
$3.00
up
C,KT
YOUK
PICNIC
KKQU1UI3.MKNTS
Here
Paper
Plate,
Paper
Cupa,
Wax
Paior,
Sen
and
Table
Clotlw.
Kodak
Film
and
Camera
Supplies
HON.
I)
It.
tVI'JIl
Continued
xrura
Page
1
school
curriculum.
He
urged
that
if
people
were
belter
educated
they
would
not
be
the
victims
of
radio
croone
as
at
present.
He
appealed
for
the
co-operation
of
all
in
hi
work
of
trying
to
Impove
the
health
of
the
pro
vine
and'
the
ed
a
cat
to-
.a
-
-
-
-
.
I
I
a
I
-
A
.
.
na
won
as
uj-y
arnvea
ui
"
imr
vi
inanu
mis
mOYPC
DV
Tlell
nearly
all
the
young
people'
n
om.
seconded
oy
T
W
donned
bathing
su.ts
and
made
a
,
Hall
Commissioner
Alder
presided
dash
for
the
river.
After
a
cold
but
;
"
refreshing
swim
there
was
a
gen-'
era!
rush
for
the
lunch
which
the,
ladles
had
spread.
Soon
after
lunch'
softball
began
and
was
followed
by
races
and
other
outdoor
games.
About
5
o'clock
everyone
was
ready
for
tea.
During
tea
T.
Pearc
told
th
crowd
that
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wra.
J
Rennle
were
celebrating
their
sil-vrr
wedding
anniversary.
The
crowd
promptly
offered
three
hearty
cheers
and
congratulaUons.
Snaps
of
the
couple
were
taken
and
also
of
the
picnic
spread.
Boon
after
tea
a
rush
for
the
trucks
and
cars
was
made
as
each
car
full
wished
to
be
first
on
the
road
in
order
to
see
any
wild
anl-!
mals
that
might
be
on
the
road-
way.
J
A
tired,
sunburned
but
happy'
crowd
arrived
back
In
Port
Cle-i
ments
declaring
It
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