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1.41.
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Saturday,
July
18,
1936
Flower
Show
Yet
Held
in
City
Date
For
Annual
Event
Set
For
August
10.
With
Garden
Competition,
to
be
Held
During
Previous.
Week
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
Society
at
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
decided
to
hold
the
annual
rose
and
flower
show!
oil
Monday,
August
10,.
and
the
garden
competition
the
week
previous,
between
August
3
and
8.
The
secretary
of
the
society
is
writing
the
department
of
agriculture
at
Victoria
asking
'
if
it
would
be
possible
to
have
a
horticulturist
sent
to
Judge
both
the
flowers
and
nave
two,
classes
the
same
as
last
,the
gardens.
If
it
Is
impossible
to'year-
one
or
gardens
25
feet
or
get
an
outside
man,
a
local
judge
less
and
the
other
for
gardens
over
or
committee
of
judges
will
be
26
fe
frontage.
In
addition
to
chosen.
that
there
will
b&
two
handsome
of
chosen
by
the
acting
Jack
Frew,
to
draw
up,
a
prize
list
and
to.
arrange
for
a
building
in
which
to
hold,
the
show.
This
subcommittee
will
carry
out
all
arrangements
and-
appoint
a
manager
.
wjenons
ior
ine
oesi
lawns,
one
xor
presiaeni,
fh
..
.
OR.fnnt.
int.
nnri
thp
other
for
a
larger
?awn.
The
prizes
will,
be
of
the
same
value
for
each
class.
A
change
is
being
made
this
year
in
the
garden
competition
In
to
stage
the
show.
The
event
is
be-
j
that
no
entries
are
being
required.
ing
new.
later
mis
year
man
lasi.
An
gardens
will
be
judged
but
if
While
roses
willnot
be
as
plentiful
'there
are
any
residents,
who
feel
at
mat
time,
it
was
tnougnt
mat
.
their
garden
Is
likely
to
be
over
other
flowers
would
be
more
nu.
,
looked
owing
to
its
obscure
dosI
merous.
Sweet
peas,
gladioli
and
dahlias
would,
be
all
available
and
.the
show,
probably
the
only:
bne
of
the
season,
would
be
more
representative
than
If
held
earlier.
The
day
was
(chosen
particularly
because
three
large
tourist
boats
would
be
in
port.
The
only
other
day
available
wouldhave
been.
July
27,
and.
that
It
was
thought,,
would
have
been
too.
early.
It
Is
planned
to
have
more-
classes,
this
year
than
last
and
to
make
it
an
outstanding
event
Garden,
Competition
In
regard
to,
the
gardpn
compe
tition,
the
committee
decided
to
tlon
or
for
any
other
reason,
a
let
ter
to
the
secretary
will
make
sure
that
It
will
be
Judged.
Outside
the
'
prize
winners
there
will
be
no
com
parative
results,
published.
The
society
ls
asking
that
all.
flowers
growers
in
the
city,
cooperate
to
make
this,
the
most
Outstanding
flower
show
yet
held
in
Prince
Rupert.
Present
at
the
meeting
last
night
were
Jack
Frew
vice-president
and
acting
president,
In
the
absence
of
Theo,
Collart,
Frank
Dlbb..
D.
Q.
Borland,
Horace
Duhamel,
Mrs.
C.
J-
Norrington,
Mrs.
R.
M.
Winslow
and
H,
F
Pullen.
This
advertisement
ls
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
.jof
British
Columbia
.
St.
Louis
raiding
Is
One
Game
Behind
Chicago,
Cubs
Yanks
Away
Ahead,
in
American,
ST.
LOUiS,
July
18;
(CP)
Ek-
Ing
out
a
close
victory
over
the
Phillies
at
Sportsmen's
Field
yes-.
terday,
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
were-
able
to
cree
pup
to
within
a
game
of
the
NatipnaJ
League,
leading
Chicago,
Cubs
who
were
losing
to
the
Boston
Bees,
at
Wrigley
Field.
Carl
Hubbell
turned
in
a
good
pitching,
performance
at
Pittsburg
by
blanking
the
Pirates,
the
Giants
being
now
in
a
virtual
tie
for
fourth,
place
with
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who,
playing
at
home,
drop,
ped.
a
game
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodg
ers.
At
New
York,
the
Yankees
went
on
a
home
run
splurge
to
vanquish
the-
Detroit
Tigers
who.
dropped
Into,
fourth
place
eleven
games
be
jow
tne
Yanki
ana
half
a
same
under
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who.
won
thrilling
contest
from
the
St.
Louis
Browns
at
Boston.
The
Yan-I
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
Chicago
51
St.
Louis
51
Pittsburg
,44
Cincinnati
41
New
York
43
Boston
40
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
.32
.28
L.
30
32
39
39
41
44
50
55
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L,
New
York
.....56
28
Cleveland
47.
38
Boston
47
40
Detroit
45
39
Washington
44
40
Chicago
42;
40
Philadelphia
28
5
St.
Louis
25,
56.
Pet
.630
.614
.530
.513
.512
.476
.390
.337
Pet,
.667
.553
.540
.536
.524
.512
.346
.309
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coasts
League.
Portland
4,
Sari
Diego.
2.
Sacramento
1,
San
Francisco.
0.
Eighteen
Teftts,
Taken
at
Chest
Clinic
Friday
There
were
eighteea
examinations
at
the
travelling
chest
clinic
here
yesterday.
Today
ls.
the
final
day
of
the
clinic
and'
Dr.
A.
8.!
Black
and
Miss
J-
B-.
Peters
R.N.
will
leave
Mondav
afternoon,
on
the
Prince
George
for
Ocean
Falls.
LAWN
BOWLING
City
League
lawn
bowling
play
last
night
resulted
as
lows:
MacPhee,
22
Hill,
17.
Preece,
23;
Little,
22.
Frew,
29;
Dlbb,
14.
rink
fol-
FOOTBALL
GAME
SET
The
postponed
game
ot
the
Oll-huly
Cup
football'
series
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Dominion
Dairy
has
been
set
for
playing
on
Monday
evening
next.
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In.
the
DaHjr
Ntws.
DAILY
NKWB
-
(
CLOSE
IN
NATIONAL
kees
brought
their
home
run
re-i
cord
for
the
season
up
to.
102
with
the
four
circuit
clouts
they
regis
tered
yesterday.
Jimmy
Foxx's
single
in
the
ninth
with,
the
bases
crowded
brought
in
the
winning
run
for
the
Boston
Red
Sox:
oyer
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
It
was
the
fourth
win
for
the
Red
Sox
in
the
last
five
starts.
The
Cleveland
In
dians
made
more
secure
their
hold
on
second
place
by
winning
agajn
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
at
Shibe
Park.
The
Indians
are
still
nine
and
a
half
games
behind
the
Yankees.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
New
York
6,
Pittsburg
0.
Brooklyn
5,
Cincinnati
3.
Boston'
5,
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
4,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Chicago
16,
Washington
5.
Cleveland
5,
Philadelphia
1.
Detroit
4,
New
York
9.
St.
Louis
1,
Boston
2.
FIANCEE
OF
FREDDIE
STEELE
IS
VISITOR
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
An
interesting
visitor
in
Prince
RuDert
is.
Miss.
Char-
lotte
Harris
of
Tacoraa.,
fian-
cee
of
Freddie
Steele,
the
new
middleweight
boxing
chani-
plon
of
the
world,
who
arrived
yesterday-
on
the
Prince
Ru
pert
from-the
south
to
spend
two
weeks
here
visiting
with
her
uncle
and
aunt,.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Eckerman.
Miss
Freddie
Steele,
who
won
middleweight
title
a
week
ago
tonight
at
Seattle
by
defeat-
ing
Babe
Risko
of
Syracuse,
N.Y.,
had
planned
coming
to
Prince-
Rupert
himself-
but
could
not
get
away.
Race
Winners
At
Baptist
Picnic
Many
Children
Captured
Prizes
Outing
On
Thursday
Oidls,
6
to
8,
years
June
Susie
Raybone.t
Oirls,
8;
to,
10
years
Joy
Norma
Raybone.
At
Winners
in.
the
races
at
the
First
Baptist
Church
Sunday
School
picnic
were
as
follows:
Children,
up
to,
A
years
Junc
Wood,
Orace-
Soles,
Berg,
Ber,
Boys,,
8.
to
10r-Jlmmy
Clarke,
Bronson
Bussey.
Girls,
10
to
12
AJberta
Clarke,
Amy
Armstrong,
Inez
Berg.
Boys,
10.
to
12
Brett
Soles,
Allan
Lelghton,
Cecil
Hammons.
OlrJs,
12
and
oyer
AlberU
Clarke,
Betty.
Soles,
Nancy
Brera-ner.
Boys,
12
and.
over
FletcMfcr
Heramons,
Allan
Lelghton,
Brett
Soles,
Girls,
sack
race
Aileen
Hem-mons,
Joy
Berg,
Betty
Soles.
Boys'
sack
race
Fletcher
Heramons,
Brett
Soles,
Bronson
Bussey.
Olrls'
three-legged
race
Betty
Soles
and
Nancy
Bremner,.
Joy
Berg
and
Norma
Raybone..
Boys'
three-legged
race
Allan
Lelghton
and
Fletcher
Hemmons,
Brett
Soles
and
Bronson
Bussey.
Girls'
peanut
race
Nancy
Bremner,
Aileen
Hemmons,
Inez
Berg.
Boys'
peanut
race
Melbourne
Bussey,
Fletcher
Hemmons,
Cell
Hemmons.
Married
ladle's
race
Mrs.
Hai-
cld
Raybone,
Mrs.
Gus
Berg,
Mrs.
Robert
Woods.
Men's
race
P.
H.
Linzey,
H.
M
Daggett,
W.
F.
Bussey.
Al
Simmons
la
Hospital
Prominent
.Member
of
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball
Team
Develops
Appendlclii.s
-
NEW
YORK,
July
18;
Al
Simmons
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
was
admitted
yesterday-
to.
a
hospital
here
for
observation
of
an
appendix;
condition,
If
it,
is
decided
thac
an
operation,
is
necessary,
he
may
be.
rusned
to
Detroit.
Meantime,
the
Tigers
were
on
their
way;
last
night
to,
Boston
to,
open
a
stand
there
today.
TWO-SIDED
QUESTION.
VICTORIA,
July
18;
(CP)
At.
a
meeting,
of
the
Victorian,
Football.
League
two,
letters,
were
read,
one
commending
its
efforts,
to,
prevent
Sunday
football
while
th.-;
other
came
from
the
Rlyerlna
district
saying
the
game
would
die
in
that
section-
if
it
were
BASEBALL
TUESDAY.
JULY
21
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Canada
LEGION
IN
BALL
WIN
Defeated
Canucks
Last
Night
To
lteaw
First
Bloo4
in,
Play-Off
Strics
Canadian
Legion
drew
blood
last
night
hi
the
four
out,
ot
steven
game
seiies
with
Sons,
of
Canada
for
the
city
baseball
chanv
'
plonshlp.
and
possession
of
the
Qrrae
Cup.
for
the
next
year
when
thev
scored-
a
&
to
1
victory
over
Harris
Ls
accompanied
by
her
.the
Sons
of
Canada
jn
the
play-off
friend,
Miss
Dorothy
Lavalle.
in,nr.
Th
snn
nf
fnnnriti
iispri
the
tithreo
rv'tfher
In
thp
pffnrfc
tn
xtnn
the
Vets
but
wildness
ond
errors
caused
their
downfall.
Harvey
Bowden
pitched
a
steady
game
for
the
winners
and
struck
out
11
batters
in
the
seven
innings,
j
Including
six
in
the
last
two
innings,
allowing
but
two
hits
which
both
came
in
the
second
Innings
to
account
for
the
only
tally
made
by
(the
Native
Sons.
f
Jackie
Campbell
made
his
debut
on
the
mound
for
Sons
of
Canada
bbt
lacked-control.
He
walked
three
men
In
a
row
in
the
first
inning
and
then
struck
out
Bowden.
to
keep
the
Legion
scoreless.
He
walked
the
first
two
men
In
the
second
and
was
replaced
by
Jack
Lindsay.
The
"Schoolboy"
lasted,
until
the
sixth
when
Letourneau
went
in
and
pitched
the
last
Inning.
A
small
crowd
ot
fans
was
on
hand,
to.
witness
the
game.
Score-
by
innings:
R
S,
O.
C
0.
1
0
0
0
0
01
Legion
0
2
0
0
31
x
6
American
Sprint
Star
May
Be
Out
H
.
E.
2
5
3.
1
Batteries'
Campbell.
Lndsay,
Letourneau
and.
Stiles;
Bowden
and
Bury.
Seattle
Has
Whaler
Race
Cruiser
San
Francisco
Won
Event
Vesterday
With,
.ILilwakure
And,
Salt
Lake
City
Tied
For
Second
SEATTLE,
July
18:
A
crew
from
U.
S.
S.
San
Francisco
won
the
whaler
race
which
was
an
event
In
connection
with
the
fleet's
visit
here
this
week.
The
race,
held
yesterday,
resulted
In
a
tie
for
.second
pjace
between
crews
of
the
Milwaukee
and
Salt
Lake
City.
Of
Olympic
Race
ABOARD
SS.
MANHATTAN.
July
18:
There
was
still
some
uncertainty
last
night
as,
to
whether
Robert
Smallwood,
400-metre
star
of
the
United
States
Olympic
Games,
team,
now
crossing
the
Atlantic
aboard
this
steamer
enrouic
to
Berlin,
would,
be
actually
able
to
compete.
Soon
after
leaving
New,
York,
Small.woood
had
an
appendix
attack
and
for
a
couple
of
days
was.
kept
In.
bed.
on
a
soft
diet.
He
was
to
be
allowed
outside
for
fresh
air
today.
Chief
Coach.
Lawson
Robertson,
indicated
last
night,
that,
If
Smallwood
ls
not
In
shape.
Al
Fitch,
may
be
substituted
for
him.
n
Softball
Games
At
Playgrounds
Results
of
Last
Night's
Play
Schedule
for
Monday
ys.
p.m.
Junior
Wallace
Block
Surf
bathing
at
Tlell,
B.C
(below)
And
Results
of
softball
games
playd
last
night
at
the
Gyro
playgrounds,
were
as
follows:
Junior
girls
-
MeClymont,
U;
Westview,
27.
Intermediate
girls-Westview.
23;
MeClymont.
10.
Intermediate
glrl-Seal
Cove.
117:
MeClymont,
10.
McClvmont.
33:
V
UltlVt
first
Seal
Cove,
5.
Games
to
be
played
Monday,
are
as
follows:
Intermediate
boys-
MeClymont
Seal
Cove
at
Bootn
bcnooi,
o
boys-
Acropolis
vs.
Seal
Cove
at
Boom
school,
7
n
Intermedate
bovswtti.
T
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juiuut
bii
niiupuaj
vs.
Vfe?
!
view,ai
uyro,
rarK,
i
p.,
BOWLING
SCHEDl'U
JU1V
lO'
WULMJII
VX
land
vs.
Tinker.
LlWe
v
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sale
by
the
trustee
ol
the
estate
of
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Motors
Ltd.
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Delivery
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with
licence
1929
Ford
"A"
1-ton
'truck
-
!.!.....
1939
General
Motors
Uvton
truck
1933
Chevrolet
Sedan
1935.
Chevrolet
Coupe,
with
licence
1930
Oakland
Sedan,
with
licence
Also
3
Hydraulic
Hoists
for
Dump
Bodies,
each
J93.M
J115.M,
V.9S.W
SUQ.OI
S205.M
S595.N
K65.M
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above
may
be
Inspected
at
the
premises
of
Kalen
Mutor
Ltd.
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