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Saturday,
May
9,
1936
MR.
HART'S
BRIGHT
PICTURE
Here
is
what
the
Victoria
Times
thinks
of
British
Co
lumbia's
finances:
"The
financial
picture
presented
by
Mr.
Hart
in
his
statement
last
Saturday
is
the
most
satisfactory
which
British
Columbia
has
seen
for
a
long
time
certainly
since
the
beginning
of
the
depression
in
1929.
"It
reflects
two
things
Mr.
Hart's
ability
to
seal
up
leaks
in
his
treasury,
to
get
his
revenues
in
;
and
a
growing
income
generally.
A
few
years
ago
the
government
"The
purejl
form
m
whicfi
tobacco
can
be
moled."(dif
The
Letter
Box
THE
OLD
CVS
1
Editor.
Dally
News:
As
the
old
dlrelict
Is
lying
on
Government
Ground
why
not
Mr
Watt
do
something
about
It?
It
needs
a
painting
and
a
new
platform.
Doubtless
a
public
spirited
man
like
Major
Charlie
Evltt
would
donate
some
lumber
for
the
pur
pose
and
another
public
spiriteo
service
man,
Mr.
Silversldes,
might
donate
some
paint.
Then
that
en
erRetlc
crowd,
the
Junior
Chambc-of
Commerce,
might
step
In
and
help.
They
are
hollering
a
lot
Just,
now
about
"clean
up
and
pain
ud".
well,
here's
that
chance
to
da
something
practical.
The
B.E.S.I.
do
a
lot
for
the
human
ex-mllltary
dlrelict,
could
they
be
persuaded
to
help?
You
yourself,
Mr.
Editor,
might
write
a
nice
persuasive
cdl
torlal
on
the
matter.
Stir
up
public
feeling
so
to
speak.
Have
a
neat
railing
put
around
it
and
a
few
flowers.
I
observed
two
very
pretty
girl''
looking
at
it
a
day
or
so
ago
"What
is
it?"
said
one
of
them.
"V
Is
only
a
horrid
old
gun,"
replied
I
the
other
and
we
are
only
horrid
old
soldiers
now.
The
horrid
old
'gun
not
many
years
ago
barked
'and
roared
defiance
at
Canada's
(bravest,
but
we
were
not
horrid
I
old
soldiers
then,
as
the
prett
girls
of
those
days
kissed
us
farewell,
with
tears
in
their
lovely
eye?
and
gave
us
courage
to
face
tli
"horrid"
old
guns.
Give
the
oW
gun
a
decent
resting
place.
J.
HEMSWORTH
District
News
q.
c.
ISLANDS
A
large
seaplane
made
a
three-day
visit
to
Skidegate
Inlet
recently.
It
was
reported
that
the
plane
had
come
up
from
Vancou
ver
in
the
Interests
of
the
Depart
ment
of
National
Defence.
Thert
were
four
officers
In
the
plans
and,
during
their
stay,
they
were
guests
at
the
Premier
Hotel
at
Queen
Charlotte
City.
A
farewell
service
was
held
In
the
Old
Massett
Anglican
Church
last
had
begun
to
borrow
annually
millions
of
dollars
to
pay
Sunday
after
a
successful
church
off
deficits
incurred
on
current
operations.
In
the
last
two
(year.
years
Mr.
Hart
has
reversed
this
position
by
piling
up
J
current
surpluses
of
$4,500,000.
This
has
enabled
him
tot
,A
Sunday
school
pic-pay
off
his
$3,500,000
bond
maturity
of
May
.15
out
of
iSLSE
cash
on
hand
in
the
bank,
to
reduce
the
provincial
debt
by
sett
softbaii
team
defeated
the
old
that
amount
Without
touching'
his
sinking
funds.
Massett
team.
However,
with
the
"But
more
important
.even
than
this
immediate
advan-
return
of
old
Massetfs
pitcher,
tage
is
the
fact,
now
clear,
that
British
Columbia
is
well
01.lver
Adams'
01d
Massett
won
out
of
the
pit
of
the
depression
and
that
its
finances
arer
game'
being
rebuilt
on
a
sound
foundation.
Mr.
Hart
found
a1
very
sick
patient
when
he
took
over
the
treasury.
The
patient
is
responding
splendidly
to
his
treatment.
"As
the
minister
is
careful
to
point
out,
however,
we
are
by
no
means
out
of
the
woods
vet.
We
are
pavintr
all
our
ordinary
current
expenditures
out
of
revenue,
even
paying
off
some
debt;
but
we
are
still
borrowing
for
unemployment
relief,
like
all
the
other
provinces.
We
are
not
setting
up
all
our
sinking
funds,
and
we
have
yet
to
replace
large
amounts
borrowed
from
trust
funds.
"Until
we
can
cover
all
these
charges
out
of
income,
says
Mr.
Hart,
we
should
pursue
a
policy
of
strict
economy.
The
government,
in
.addition,
must
provide
assistance
for
the
municipalities
at
the
autumn
session
of
the
Legislature,
and
this
will
involve
a
new
drain
on
the
treasury,
perhaps
more
taxation.
British
Columbia
has
just
passed
fhrough
a
banner
vear
for
provincial
revenue,
has
collected
more
than
ever
before,
but
still
more
is
Man
in
the
Moon
They
say
Walter
Wlnchell
recently
had
to
eat
his
own
words
But
he
did
not
mind
the
least.
He
always
was
fond
ot
tripe.
If
someone
copies
what
you
do.
don't
be
worried.
Remember
that
nobody
ever
troubles
to
counter-fell
a
penny.
Now
that
the
city
has
been
cleaned
up
the
Junior
Chamber
with
the
co-operation
of
the
citi
zens,
what
about
starting
to
clean
up
the
Imaginings
of
our
citizen.
when
Commissioner
Alder
gets
through
we
shall
be
pretty
well
fixed
for
parks
but
there
is
still
another
park
to
consider
and
that
is
the
one
oa
each
side
of
the
six
leen-iooi
avenues
wnere
the
cars
form
a
zigzag
avenue
for
othe
cars
to
travel.
It's
a
fine
day
even
If
it
did
freeze
ast
night.
Somebody
Is
said
to
have
lost
their
dahlias.
But
then
some
poor
unfortunates
do
not
even
have
dahlias
to
lose,
if
that
Is
any
consolation.
Who
would
have
thought
the
old
gun
at
the
ex-armorles
would
have
become
the
subject
of
controversy.
That
only
goes
to
show
how
hard
up
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
for
something
to
talk
about
since
i
Mussolini
won
the
war.
The
editor
says
a
Jot
of
people
have
been
writing
him
letters
ex.
pecting
them
to
be
published
but,
forgetting,
to
sign
their
names.
The
result
Is
that
his
waste
paper
bas-i
ket
has
been
over
crowded
anrt
th
'
janitor,
has
had
to
work
overtime.
DAILY
NKWS
Saturday
May
9
'SPORT
CARDS
IN
LEAD
NOW
Defeat
Chicago
Cubs
to
Take
First
Place
fn
National
League
Standing
CHICAOO.
May
9:
(CP)
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
favored
by
many
to
win
the
National
League
pennant
this
year,
defeated
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
a
free-hitting
game
at
Wrlgley
Field
yesterday
to
displace
the
Cubs
from
first
place
in
the
standing.
The
American
League
race
tight
ened
up
when
both
the
leading
Boston
Red
Sox
and
second
place
New
York
Yankees
were
defeated,
the
former
by
the
Washington
Senators
In
a
heavy-hitting
contest
at
the
National
Capital
and
the
latter
by
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
in
a
close
game
at
Yankee
Stadium.
The
Senators
moved
into
the
first
division
in
place
of
the
world
champion
Detroit
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Cincinnati
6,
Pittsburg
9.
St.
Louis
11,
Chicago
9.
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
New
York
2.
Boston
9,
Washington
12.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L
Chicago
12
St.
Louis
12
Pittsburg
11
New
York
L
10
Cincinnati
10
Boston
,
8
Philadelphia
9
Brooklyn
8
8
7
8
9
12
11
13
12
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Boston
16
7
New
York.
15
7
Cleveland
14
7
Detroit
9
10
Washington
12
13
Chicago
....
8
10
Philadelphia
8
13
St.
Louis
3
18
SPORT
CHAT
Pet.
.600
.632
.579
.526
.455
.421
.409
.400
Pet.
.696
.682
.667
.474
.480
.444
.381
.143
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Lawn
Bowling
Club
will
open
the
season
on
the
afternoon
of
May
17
when
rinks
representing
the
President
and
Vice-President
will
pTay
as
follows:
Rink
no.
1
(J.
Watson)
va.
slink
No.
3
(D.
Borland);
No.
10
(F.
Dlbb)
vs.
No.
4
(Geo.
Hill);
No.
2
A.
McDonald)
vs.
No.
5
(D.
Mac-Phee);
No.
8
(J.
J.
Little)
vs.
No.
J
(J.
Frew);
No.
9
(J.
Preece)
vs.
No.
(G.
P.
Tinner).
The
first
men
tioned
rink
in
each
case
represents
the
president
and
the
second,
the
vice-president.
It
Will
be"
a
greilt
gatherlriK
of
the
.world's
ranking
eight-oared
crews
at
Berlin's
Olvmnlc
Qames
this
summer
and,
from
this
dis
tance.
Coach
Robert
T.
(Bob)
nun-ter
of
Hamilton
Leanders
believes
six
nations
have
a
chance
to
win
Canada
Is
one
of
the
six.
A
broad
survey
of
the
pre-Olymplc
set-up
reveals
Canadian
athletes
are
less
likely
to
win
In
any
other
form
of
competition
than
rowing.
The
run
ners,
Jumpers,
boxers,
wrestler,
fencers,
swimmers
well,
they
scarcely
measure
tip
to
the
oarsmen
in
this
country.
.
CUHS
AN,)
TKJEItS
AtK
FAVORITES
OF
FORMER
Mfi
STAR
tupeka,
Kansas,
May
9:-Trls
Speaker,
former
noted
Big
Lcagti''
baseball
player,
says
he
expects
to
see
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
Detroit
Tigers
again
meet
in
the
World
Series
this
year.
mr.-'-Kfrrr.Af
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SNAP
'
M
M
IN
I
OWDER
CllAHl
m4
FOlfSMtt
'U
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"AIH
IASIM1
CANMO
Kaien
Motors
And
Butchers
Win
In
Bowling
League
Kaien
Motors
defeated
Oilers
three
games
to
nil
and
Rupert:
Butchers
won
over
Three
Two
Taxi
!
,
two
games
to
one
in
the
Commer-1
cial
Bowling
League
last
night.
Jack
Bulger
or
Oilers,
with
101,
was
high
average
scorer
for
the
evening.
Next
games
on
Monday
night
will
be:
Bankers
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association;
Watts
Grocery
vs.
Biological
Station.
Details
of
last
nieht's
scoring:
J.
Jack
105
143
179
P.
Smith
155
105
149
West
:
1C4
161
124
R.
Bury
141
163
123
Handicap
49
49
49
Totals
614
621
OILERS-
1st
2nd
3rd
McLeod
104
137
128
Bulger
199
140
144
Menzles
119
115
113
Hibbard
127
150
150
Handicap
32
32
32
Totals
'.
581
580
573
32
TAXI
1st
2nd
3rd
Houston
.150
100
128
Kinslor
128
151
135
Dickens
110
115
154
Ross
141
105
189
Donald
125
150
151
Handicap
11
11
11
Totals
.665
632
768
BUTCHERS
1st
2nd
3rd
French
.211
124
147
McLean
145
107
119
A.
Astoria
..:
122
153
152
L.
Astoria
141
128
106
Low
Score
110
100
128
Handicap
42
42
42
Totals
771
054
G94
The
League
Standing
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
Bankers
r
13
three
Two
Taxi
11
Biological
Station
.'.
10
j
Rupert
Butchers
10
Watts'
Grocery
9
C.
N.
R.
A
:.
7
Oilers
7
Kaien
Motors
9
L.
5
7
8
if
0
11'
14
12
Well
Known
Pro
Hockey
Player
Is
Here
Today
Percy
Jackson,
well
known
National
League
hockey
player,
who
during
the
past
season
was
with
the
Boston
Bruins,
was
here
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
morninc
,
going
north
from
Vancouver
to
the
I
Squaw
Creek
country
where
he
will
be
engaged
In
mining
during
the
summer.
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