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Oxford
with
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oi
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an
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in
trade,"
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op
ening
tn
horticultural
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htar
here.
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big
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DAILY
BLUTlON
Tuesday,
September
15,
1936
trade
With
Russia
One
of
Prince
Rupert's
neighboring
ports
is
Vladivostok.
It
is
across
the
Pacific
about
opposite
us.
In
viev
df
our
proximity
it
is
very
desirable
that
we
be
able
to
trade
with
each
other.
That
is
one
reason
why
the
action
of
the
federal
government
in
raising
the
embargo
is
particularly
interesting
to
us.
It
also
should
allow
those
who
are
always
lauding
Russia
and
running
down
Canada
an
opportunity
to
cross
the
Pacific
and
join
the
workers
of
that
much
favored
land.
The
News
believes
in
trade.
As
the
representative
newspaper
of
an
ahibitious
port,
it
could
not
do
otherwise.
We
believe
that
no
country
can
live
unto
itself
and
that
it
is
just
as
reasonable
to
trade
with
Russia
as
with
Japan
or
China
or
India.
Especially
desirable
is
it
that
trade
with
the
Orient
should
be
cultivated
as
long
as
it
is
properly
hedged
by
such
tariffs
as
will
protect
the
Canadian
workmen
and
manufacturers
in
a
reasonable
way.
"As
Maine
goes,
so
goes
the
nation."
is
an
old
savin
cr
in
the
United
States.
Yesterday
the
Republicans
swept
the
state
of
Maine
and
this
will
be
considered
an
augury
of
what
will
happen
at
the
presidential
election
in
November.
Until
now
everything
pointed
to
the
return
of
Roosevelt,
but
now
the
outcome
seems
in
doubt.
Even
if
the
presi
dent
is
given
a
second
term
it
will
probably
be
With
a
very
greatly
reduced
majority
and
the
possibility
of
a
hostile
Congress
before
the
end
of
the
terin.
The
outlook
for
the
"New
Deal"
nropjram
is
anything'
but
honeful.
As
a
matter
of
fact
the
tendency
today
is
away
from
radicalism.
The
depression
is.
rapidly
passinff
and
in
irood
times
people
have
rto
use
for
extreme
legislation.
Only
when
there
is
another
depression
will
people
becrin
to
look
for
a
better
Way
of
administering
the
affairs
of
the
naJ
non.
mis
is
reaiiy
tne
time
wnen
people
snoulu
prepare
for
the
next
depression
but
they
never
do.
They
carry
on
as
if
it
would
always
be
like
this
and
the
hard
davs
of
five
years
ago
'are
becoming
only
a
dim
memorv.
Evidentlv
i
A
t
.........
..
.
.
..
.
most
Americans
nave
torgotten
tne
lays
when
the
bank's
were
almost
all
Closed
or
closing,
when
fear
stalked
through
the
nation
and
When
nobody
could
be
sure
what
would
happen
tomorrow.
There
Seemed
to
be
no
money
anywhere
land
even
gilt-edged
securities
could
not
be
sold
except
at
bargain
prices.
Roosevelt
brought
the
nation
through
a
terrible
time
bnt
now
or
soon
a
normal
Republican
administration
Will
be
chosen,
an
administration
that
is
a
reflex
of
the
popular
mind,
Which
in
that
country
is
conservative.
SPEEDOMETERS
COMPULSORY
LONDON;,
Sept.
15:
(CP
New
'SPORT
state
tourney
proved
that
her
drawing
power
has
not
passed,
for
the
affair
made
money
for
the
first
time
in
many
years,
but
tennis
critics
saw
the
decline
of
her
once
powerful
and
brilliant
game.
The
serve
that
equaled
that
)f
most
men
had
lost
Its
zip,
and
her
usual
accuracy
and
scorching
drives
were
lacking.
And
Mrs.
Moody,
as
sensitive
to
her
own
game
as
the
critics,
soon
told
the
world
of
her
Is
too
young
arid
too
active
to
be
regarded
as
a
"has
been,"
and
so
:he
indicates
that
she
may
be
back
again
next
year.
But
critics
say
eason.
After
all,
Queen
Helen
has
been
the
top
ranking
tennis
player
of
the
world
since
she
first
won
the
national
title
ih
1923,
with
pig
tails
hanging
down
her
back.
Mrs.
Moodys
retirement
will
be
followed
shortly
by
that
of
"Helen
II,"
Miss
Jacobs,
who
followed
the
champion
up
the
same
ladder
step
by
step
at
the
Berkeley
Tennis
Club,
at
the
University
of
Califor
nia
and
In
the
same,
tournaments,
and
who
lost
the
United
States
regulations
of
the
Ministry
of
ishe
maV
bp
tinM
n
rt
(,
Transport
make
it
compulsory
for
heights
of
Mrs.
Moody
arid
Miss
auiomoDiies
going
more
than
20
Jacobs,
miles
an
hour
to
carry
sptedo-
mtttri.
n
A
TT
-
UTWM
mh
Cisco
matron
did
not
take
part
in
the
1936
NatIonal
League
pennant
th
national
championships
at
to
mftst
yesWrdav
jt,y
defeating
Forest
Hills
this
Tall.
Helen
said
gt
cardinals
by
a
score
she
T
was
Tv,
withdrawing
vr
I7T
ZUyiY
ror
mis
year
01
of
7
7
to
10
5
3
in
m
lhe
ine
it
,asi
game
game
OI
of
a
a
cru
the
Washington
Senators
and
De-,
trolt
Tigers,
the
latter
winning
a,
one-run
shut-out
over
the
Boston!
Red
Sox,
to
tie
with
Washington
for
third
place.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
7...
,
Cincinnati
6,
Boston
0.
Chicago
1,
Brooklyn
2.
Pittsburg
11-6,
Philadelphia
4-5.
American
League
Boston
0,
Detroit
1.
Washington
4-3,
Chicago
5-11.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
temporary
retlremsnt.
Mrs.,
Moody
!New
York
85
St.
Louis
....:.....:.
.
..:
81
Chicago
80
Pittsburg
77
Cincinnati
71
Philadelphia
,49
New
York
..
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
W.
...95
...78
...75
.75
I
Cleveland
74
Boston
72
St.
Louis
.....51
Philadelphia
!
...49
56
61
63
66
71
76
81
93
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
L.
48
64
68
G8.
68
72
88
93
WHEN
BUMPER
TALKS
LOUISVILLE,
Ky.,
Sept.
Owens
May
Have
.500
.457
.426
.345
Pet
,C64.
.549
524
.524
.521
500
.367
.345
I
(CP)
"But
automobiles
are
stub-
open
title
to
Alice
Marble
at
For-'
00111
facts,"
comments
The
Cour-est
Hills
oh
Saturday.
Miss
Jacobs'
jler-Journal,
in
rerordlng
a
Cana-
man,
says
that
his
daughter
Is
notltheoretlcal
rl8ht
to
cross
the
street
likely
to
play
more
than
another
.
anywhere."
year.
She
has
been
troubled
with
a
physical
ailment
for,
some
time,
and
pictures
of
her
after
she
won
the
recent
Wimbledon
tournament
from
Frau
Sperling
showed
her
to
be
almost
completely
exhausted,
someimng
mat
has
never
happen
ed
before.
Like
Mrs.
Moody,
Miss
Jacobs
has
her
artistic
Interest.
Her
recent:
book
on
tennis
has
been
well
re-i
celved
everywhere.
Her
goal
is
fiction,
and
literary
critics
believe
she
'
has
the
touch.
The
passing
of
Mrs.i
Moody
and
Miss
Jacobs
will
rob
tennis
of
its
best
names
in
the
last
ten
years
and
marks
the
end
of
America's
great
era
on
the
courts
that
began
with
Bill
Tllden
and
"Little
Bill'"-
Johnson.
1
No
men
players
have
risen
to
take
ttie
places
of
these
stars
but
now
Alice
Marble,
also
of
San
Francisco,
gives
promise
of
steDDintt
Into
the
shoes
of
the
"Two
Helens.
Miss
Marble
was
regarded
as
America's
most
promising
young
play
er
until
she
collapsed
on
an
eas
mm
WTxTum
It
Pays
to
Huy
From
MUSSALLEM'S
Our
prices
are
always
right
with
I
tern
c6urt
three
years
ago.
Since
;lhe
markets
and
we
sell
for
less.)
that
time
she
has
been
confined
In
or
Pnone
your
order
and
save
California
sanitariums.
Now
she.
511811
GIFT
COUPONS
for
a
Din-
has
recovered
arid
on
Saturday,
In
jner
Set
and
Rogers
Silverware,
aeieaung
Miss
Jacobs,
showed
that
Be
wiMRead
the
wAnt
ads.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C,
MUSSALLEM'S
ECONOMY
STORE
C
MR.
Trains
25c,
30c,
35c
Overwaitea
First
Grade
Butter,
3
lbs.
Salt
Iodized
or
Plain
4
cartons
Heinz
Vinegar
Malt
or
White,
quart
bottle
Pork
&
Beans
Hedlund's
2
tins
Pork
&
Beans
Campbell's
3
tins
B.
C.
Honey
42-lb.
tin
Peanut
Butter
4"'s
per
tin'
45c,
65c,
85C
Large
Lemons--per
doz.
Grapefruit
Large
3
for
Medium,
4
for
Apples
Mcintosh
Res,
per
bo
Apples
Weal
thles
per
box
Flemish
Beauty
Pers
.
per
box
-
i
-
K
RACING
CYCLISTS
KILLED
OLDHAM.
Sent.
15:
(CP)
"two
cyclists
taking
part
in
a
100-mile
cru"froad
race
were
killed
in
collision
only
that
she
mlgrtt
complete
tat
m
.ers.
Bbth
chibs
ustfi
their
motor
A
at
crossroads
crossroad
a
motc
car
a
a
duties
as
a
designer
for
a
national
a(H?s
Catl
Hubbe
d61ng:wlth
dress
firm,
a
job
th,t
Is
satisfying
motod
duly
fw
aante
aR
,
brear
her
artistic
talents
Dean
lhe
Cardinals.
Both'
(DSzzy
for,
ati
anta.
Oa..
Sent.
15:
(CP)-
were
freely
hit.
Th-victory:
gave
..
...
meiys)
J
Wm
a6
h
a'
a
a
But
tennis
experts
who
hawiUw
Qlanl,
a
rour
.
half
eftme
J
KIf
T
watched
her
game
since
she
began
oW
the
an5
s!x
pracUce
early
Ih
the
spring
with
owr
the
thifd
,ace
IteIn
morcthan
the
r
tax"
the
avowed
Intention
of
returning
Cubs
wlio
aosV'httKiSM
no
to
Wimbledon
and
Forest
win
say
lhe
Dodgm
al
Brooklyn.
mere
are
oirrer
reasons
iot
hw
Tn
h.
im.Hn
t
RRtTOV
WINS
SWEDISH
GOLF
Lea
en
e.
the
,
.
.
...
.r.
-
vmuagu
wime
box,
piayuiij
ui
that
it
Is
not
art,
but
tennis,
and
home
took
fcoth
ends
of
a
doub!e.
vprw
hari
temiln
(1
far
as
Mrs.
T---Jt..
.i
-.
R.
Rutherford
of
Great
Britain
won
the
Swedish
open
golf
champton-
MnnHv
ors
t.h.
pnuwd
h-er
to
.
..
j
,
snlP
deieating
T
oisson,
sweaen.
make
laV
minute
cancellation
of
'
e
sTn
LcTnd
SS
"
her
plans
for
both
the
British
and,and
a
half
games
of
marg,n
om
n3ies-
.
American
tournamenis.
After
many
months
of
spasmodic
practice
that
indicated
hef
waning
Interest
In
competitioh,
Mrs.
Moody
entered
the
mixed
doubles
of
the
I
California
slate
championships
with
Edward
("Bud")
Chandler
asj
her
partner.
Her
appearance
m
tne
For
the
East-Mondays,
Wedrrerdays
and
Frl
days
.6
p.rV'
From
the
East-
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:20
p.m.
W
sell
circulation.
We
nave
it
Baseball
Standings
'Overwaitea
Ltd.
that
she
has
passed
her
prime,
I
Boston
..
.64
and
logically
point
out-that
she
Brooklyn
60
will
find
it
harder
to
regain
her
form
next
year
than
she
did
this
CashorC.O.D.
Phone
843
Pet
.603
OVERWAITEA
TEAS
Per
lb.
.570
r
.559'
45c,
50c,
55c
.538
.
OVER
WAIT
EA
COFFEES
Per
lb.
91c
25c
29
c
25c
29
c
63c
A3o
2's.
ner
tin
-
5.'.v
3
Ornnof
Marrnhlarf
4
-lb.
tin
Macaroni,
2
lbs
it
1
lb.
Cheese,
for
Lunch
Tongue
1-lb,
tins,
each
Pickled
Pigs
Feet
In
Jars
each
ORANGES
2
doz.
for
47c
35c
29c
33c
39c
29c
25c
$2.00
$1.75
Preserving
t
,
SOAP
SPECIALS
Ljfebuoy
3
cakes
Fels
Naptha
10
cakes
4
-cakes
Sunlight
&
1
pkt.
Rtnso,
for
.
Pearl
White
or
p
&
a
Soap,
10
bars
...
21c
69c
27c
45c
Oxydol
91
g
lartre
rkt
AXK,
Calay
or
Kirk's
Castile
Soap,
4
cakes
...
.
25c
Lye
or
Chloride
of
4
1
(
Lime,
rJer
Un
Royal
Crown
Cleanser
Oft,
4
tins
3t
Royal
Crown
Sal
Soda
-f
Art
per
pkt.
"
this
morning.
Tire
only
boat
in
was
the
American
Lively
with
18.000
rww
15,
Hjl
SPORT
CHAT
Helen
Wills
Moody,
America's
first
lady
o!
tehnls.
won't
admit
it,
tout
It
is"
evident
that
the
greatest
feminine
net
player
the
world
has
eve?
khowh
Is
thiough
with
the
game
so
far
as
big
time
competition
is
concerned,
the
San
Fran-
NEAR
CINCH
Cardinals
Lose
Crucial
Game
to
New
York
and
Terry
Men
Should
Now
Capture
pennant
NEW
YORK,
Sept
15:
(CP)
Amateur
Status
Returned
to
Him
!
CLEVELAND,
Sept.
15:
Admlt-jting
that
he
had
been
negotiated
iwlth
on
the
subjWt
of
turning
pro-I
feislcnal
but
that
there
had
been
r,An
rv
k
TTD
difficulty
tn
getting
any
prospectsi
HIS
If
l.iAnJIVto
3l3"
on
tne
mua
1Ine'
?esss
1
Sl
3.lrLV
1
Mi
Owens,
colored
track
star
of
the
Olympic
Carries,
was
back
In
Cleveland
yesterday
and
made
a
personal,
rilea
for
ftturn
to
hVm
of
his
amateur
status.
His
reinstatement
was
recommended
by
the
district
board
of
the
Amateur
Ath-
With
only
12
games
still
scheduled,
IetJc.
Unlon
tne
New
xorK
uianis
an
dui
naiicu
Teams
With
U,
&
Stat
kay
stammers
(above),
British
tennis
star.
Is
teamed
with
AUce
Marble
of
California
in
the
nallohif
women4
doubles
tournameftt
at
Btookllne.Mass.
Together
they
sek
their
second
straight
tale.
WHIFFLETS
from
the
Waterfronl
,'
pounds.
She
is
holding
over
until
tomorrow.
Cars
are
expected
in
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capl
James
Flndlay,
southbound
Iroa
Stewart
and
Anyox,
was
at
WaW
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