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Wednesday,
March
18,
1938
SOCIALISM
AND
COMMUNISM
During
the
last
provincial
election
an
article
in
this
paper
suggested
that
there
was
a
similarity
between
com
munism
and
socialism
and
that,
as:the
Co-operative
Com
monwealth
Federation
was
a
socialist
organization
one
of
its
objectives
was
the
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat.
This
caused
a
stir
in
the
C.
C.
F.
camp,
and
we
were
roundly.
V,..,l
i
j.
i.
i
ctuuAeu
a&
a
capitalistic
urgan
trying
oy
(levious
anci
unfair
means
to
defeat
the
candidate-of
the
Commonwealth
party
in
this
constituency.
To
justify
ourselves"
we
now
point
to
the
position
of
the
Winches
in
the
Legislature.
They
evidently
disagree
with
their
leader
in
his
rather
modest
and
reasonable
view
that'
the
socialistic
change
could
be
brought
about
by
constitutional
means
and
side
with
the
Communists
in
the
view
that
what
is
necessary
is
a
socialist
dictatorship
which
could
be
brought
about
only
by
force
or
in
other
words
by
revolution.
We
believe
that
most
of
those
who
voted
for
the
G.
C.
F.
candidate
in
this
district
did'not
understand
the
situation.
They
were
willin
.gto
take
the
Commonwealth
Federation
program
at
its
face
value
and
did
not
realize
that
they
un
p
i
i
'ii
tt'
wnc
tut;
pawns
oi
a
socialist
cpmmutee
m
Vancouver.
Northern
people
will
study
with
great
interest
the
nosi
tion
of
the
Winches
in
the
Legislature
where
thev
have
been
among
the
leaders
of
the
C.
C.
Fr
party.
If,
as
is
in-
f
J
rr
r
I
rtl
Mist.,
niwv
.
.
i
1
i
.
11
(.uikilcu,
nicy
iiitr
iuuiiuuiiiKts
aim
lavor
me
revolutionary
.movement,
those
who
have
in
the
past
sympathized
with
and
possibly
favdred
the
G.
G.
F.
movement
will
have
to
-decide
whether
they
are
prepared
to
follow
the
Winch
or
the
Gonnell
faction
of
the
party.
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Monday
a.m.
Weeklycsalllngs
to
Port'
Simpson;
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Naas
River:
Sunday,
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p.m.
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH,
Trlnce
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
868
FOR
Railway
Company.
Supplyinr
WlioM
Diyision
Willi
Young
Plants
Grown
in
Prince
Rupert
GARDEN
IMPROVEMENTS
Changes
Made
in
Railway
(iardenaJ
Which
Should
(Jive-Excellent
Results
This
Year
Prince
Rupert
Ls-
once
more-
becoming
a
centre
for
distribution
to
the
whole
railway
division-
extending.,
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Red
Pass
Junction;
In
this
case-it.
is-the
distribution
of
flower
seedlings.
The
young
plant
are
being,
raised
'
in
the
railway
company's
greenhou:.es
in
Prince
Rupert
and,
after
they
are
projrly
hardened
oft,
are
distributed
to
the
various
.station
agents
along
the
line
who
send
In
their
requisitions.
The
move?
was
initiated
last
year
by
Superintendent
W.
IL
Tobey
for
the
purpose
of
trying
to
get'
better
results
from
the
money
expended
and
has
proven
an
unqualified
success.
Formerly
seeds
were
distributed
but,
owing
to
conditions
in
the
different
districts,
the
results
did
not
Justify
the
expenditure.
Under
the
new
plan
the-
Interior
gardeners
are
assured
a
supply
of
good
strong
plants
all
ready
to
grow
and
flower
within
a
few
weeks.
Last
year
the
local
greenhouse
was
enlarged
in
order
to
allowfor
the
extension
of
the
work.
Andy
Ronald
was
put
In
.charge
with
Jack
Frew
supervising.
Between
six
and
seven
thousand
young
plants
were
forwarded
to
the
various
cen
tres
along
the
line
and
so
gratify
ing
were-
the
results
that
It
Is
expected
to
send
at
least
ten
thousand
this
year,
possibly
more.
Agents
are
encouraged
to
experiment
with
flowers
most
likely
to
suit
their
particular
districts
and
to
compete
with
each
other
for
the
best
gardens.
In
addition
to
the
flowers
sent
out
of
town,
a
large
number
are
required
for
the
local
gardens
on
the
slope
of
Totem
Hill
Park.
The
results
obtained
there
are
well
known.
but
this
year
a
new
perennial
bi)d
has.
been
laid
out
In
the
newer
section
adjoining
the
greenhouses
outside
the
fence,
facing
the
Prince'
Rupert
Hotel.
This
will
take
a
large
number
of
plants
and
should
prove
to
be
a
very-great
ad
dition
to
the
floral
beauties
of
the
place
Another
great
improvement
this
year
is
the
rockery
close
to
the
hew
pond
In
the
old
hotel
site.
Tills
rockery
is
already
planted
to
saxifrages,
sedums
and
other
rock
plants'
and
more
are
to
follow
in
the
.spring.
This
should
be
a
picturesque
addition
to
the
gardens.
The
section
of
the
hill
back
of
the
railway
offices
has
been
cleared
of
brush
and
a
new
path
built
which
will
make
that
part
of
the
garden
Just
as
interesting
as
the
rest1.
This
practically
completes,
the
laying
out
of
the
gardens
on
the
h'iU
facing
the
water.
The
recent
Improvements
and
those
contemplated
for
Immediate
carrying
out
will
make,
a
splendid
I
park
attraction
for
visitors
and.
along
with
the
proposed
city
totem
park
and
the
city.hall
gardens,
will
be
something
for
tourists,
to
inspect
and
an
effort
of
which
the
city
and
railway
may
well
be
proud.
.
It
Is
understood
that
water
lilies,
are
to
be
planted
In
the
pond
which
will
be
an
added
attraction,
Local
Regiment
To
Be
Inspected
Major
E.
M.
MacBrayne
Mi
(1.
Of
Victoria.
Arrives
in
City.
Today
Here
to
conduct
the
annual
Inspection
tonight
of
First
North
B.
c
Regiment,-
102nd.
Battalion
(C.E.F.)
on
behalf!
of
the-General
Officer
Commanding,
Military
Dis
trict
No.
11,
Major.
E.
M;
Mac
Brayne
M.C.
of
Victoria,
arrived
In
the
city,
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
return
to
Victoria
on
the
same
steamer
tomorrow
night
Major
MacBrayne
Is
an
officer
of
Princess
Patricias
Light
Infantry.
BOWLING
POSTPONED
,
;
.Games
scheduled
-for
Friday.
eve-
:
nlns
In
the.
City
Five.
Pin
Bowling
league
have
been
postponed
to
.Sunday
afternoon.
LADIES
BOWLING
March
19
P
II.
nmrts
iin
linn
iJAdi,"
awgef
s
vs.
Brunettes.
DAILY
NEWS
vWedncgday,
March
18,
MarooiM-
Defeated-
Toronto
MapU
Leaf
by.Score
of
Two
to-
Qnf
Last
Night
TORONTO.
'March
13:
(OP)
'
Montreal
'
Maroons
consolidated
their
hold-on
first
place
In
the
international
section
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
by
scor
ing-
a?
two-,
to
one-
victory
over'
the
Toronto
Maple-Leafs
here.
The
New?
York
Rangers
defeated
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4
to
Z
In
New
York
and;
the
Boston
Bruins
blank-,
ed
tire
Montreal
Canadlens
one-to
nil
at-BAskxi.
-
Tlu.
league,
standings-
to
-data:
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Section.
.
WI
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Detroit
22
10
16
111
98
54
Chicago
"...
....21
8'
17
89
84
51
Boston
22
5
19
98
76
49
Rangers
18
12
17
85
92
48
International
Section
Montreal
21
10
16
111
105
52
Toronto
22
5
i9
120
103
40
Americans
15
7
23'
102
110
37
Canadlens
11
11
25
81
109
33
Cellar
Dweller?
Beat
Leaders
In
Bowling
League
The
Elks
emerged
from
the-
eel
lar
of
the
Terr
Pin.
Bowling
League
last
night
by
defeating
the
league-leading
Grottoiby
a
score
of
two
to
one.
High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was",
'Stan
.
Mbrln
of
the
Gotto
.
with.)
181'.
The
second
fixture
scheduled
for
jast
night
was
postponed.
"
"
;
GROTTO
.
.
1st
2Hd
3rd
Coverdale
151
136
138
Ellwyn
149
175
1G4
Donald
129;
137
148
Gurvlch-
..-...!..,....165
132'
120
Morln
:...148
189
206
Handicap
t-.i.....,..
13
13
13
i
-
'4
T
f
r.
,
Totals
.755
782.
ELKS
1st:
2nd
Andrews-
.157-
159
Johnson
;i41
Joy
.
?4a.-j
Scott
:
Arney
.
....L......
Handicap
?.v
Grotto
.169'
.isr
131
37
137
115
.
145.
171
37
Taxi
456
7&7
3rd
134
136
167
167
164
37
Totals-
...i.
:
786
764
1
805
League',
Standing
!
.
-
n.
.
'
i
.
.
.
W-
l.
Grotto
.'
.'.
22
11
Rose,
Cowan
StLatta..
19
il
PowerrCorporatldn.
17
13
Knox-Hotel
16
14
Canadian
Legion
i.f.
14
19
Moose'-,
13
17
Elks.
:
d.......n
22
Atlin
Fisheries
,
10
17
Rbosevelfe
Have
An
Anniversary
-WASHINGTON
D.
C.
March
18:
President
and;
Mrs:
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
yesterday,
celebrated
the
thirty-first
anniversary
of
their
marriage-.
Mrs.
Roosevelt
was
given
In
marriage
by.
her
uncle,
the
former-
President'
Theodore
Roosevelt
and
her
bridesmaid
was
Alice
Roosevelt
Longworlh.
-
3
OAltS
AT
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SERVICE
f.
Proprietors:.
Bert
Morgan
St
Bod'
Barrir
Don't
forget
the
number
156
GOAL
TO
.
PLEASE
-
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA'
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VALLEY.
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
WINNERS
IN
BADMINTON
Fmtlitr
Games
Prayed
Last'
Night
In
Cily
Tournament
The'
following
were
the
resulli!
la.
.last
night's
games
of
the.
city
badminton
tournament:
Miss
Qi
Palmer
and
E.
Rivets
beat
Mrs.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
Over
end
155,
8-15;
15-13.
r:
Franks
and
Gibson
15-6
11-15,
15-81
'
Mrs;
Qreeor
and
R.
Franks
btat
Mrs;'Olbson
and
J.
Qlbsonf
1511
;
15-11
Tonight's
flame!)
The
draw
fo
tonight's
games
la
as
follows:
7:30
D.
Patmore
vs.
G.
Palmer.
7:30-E;
Rivett-
v.i
B;
Berrterr
,iray
vs
R.
Franks
and
j;
Glbsonr.
8.:00-nMr.
and
Mrsi
O.
Yoump-v.
Ri
Franks
beat
J.
Gibson
15-8;.
uejong
ano-pariiter.
15.9:
8:30V-Mlss
M.
McKay
vs.-
Miss
0
Young
and
Wilding
beat
R.
E.
Davish
Summers
and
D.
Blake
15-0,
18
16.
j
8:30
Miss
Thompson
vs.
Miss
V.
D;
Patmore
and
J.
Cross
beat
Cross.
Mrs.
Gregor
and
O.
Munro
18-14,
9:00
Young
and
Wilding
vs.
P.
15-10;
DeJong
and
partner.
J
Murray
and
D.
Blake
beat
9:00-
D,
Blake;
Vs.
B.
Bacon.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the-Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the'
Government
of
British
Columbia
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1936
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