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POLITICAL
SPASMS
Friday,
.August
7,
1936
It
is
wonderful
how
in
democratic
countries
the
people
are
led
away
now
and
then
in
a
sort
of
political
spasm.
New
parties
arise
and
for
a
brief
period
seem
likely
to
sweep
the
country.
Only
Jew
years
ago
the
people
of
Ontario
thought
they
wanted
a
farmer
government.
They
got
it
and
found
it
was
much
like
other
governments
except
that
.it
spent
more
and
left
the
province
farther
in
debt
than
any
other
government
had
done.
The
.people
tired
of
it
and
swept
it
from
of
f
ice
at
the
first
opportunity.
There
have
been
dozens
of
other
groups
and
parties
arise
in
Canada
but
mostbf
them
have
died
aborning.
The
latest
of
these
was
the
"Stephens
Reconstruction
Party
which
was
formed
just,prior
to
the
last
election.
In
the
United
States
there
was
the
Bull
Moose
party
led
by
Roosevelt
and
more
recently
the
Townsend
movement.
British
Columbia
has
had
her
progressives,
her
unionists
and
her
various
other
movements,
all
of
which
have
passed
into
oblivion.
These
political
spasms
have
been
inspired
by
some
outstanding
leader
oi
about
as
a
result
of
unusual
conditions.
None
have
been
permanent.
In
this
province
the
C
C
F,
looked
for
a
time
like
a
movement
that
had
possibilities
but
of
late
it
has
become
ouite
evident
that
it
has,
run
its
course
and
will
either
gradually
or
suddenly
disappear.
;It
has
within
itself
all
the
seeds
of
discord
and
'disintegration
and
the
wonder
is
it
has
not
broken
up
ere
this.
The
possibility
is
that
the
ex
tremists
will
take
the
low
iroad
and
join
the
Communists;
and
that
the
.moderates
will
take
the
high
.road
and
be'
absorbed
by
one
of
the
older
parties.
POWER
OF
MINI)
The
power
of
mind
over
matter
is
universally
recognized
today.
The
leader
of
men
is
a
person
with
a
strongl
mind
who
is
able
to
inspire
his
followers
and
give
them
the
will
to.do
things.
j
It
is
well
known
in
medical
science
jthat
the
mind
in-1
fluences
the
body
and
that
to
effect
a
cure
it
is
necessary
to
keep
the
patient
cheerful
and
hopeful.
It
is
also
known
that
many
people
have
power
to
heal
by
virtue
of
their
mental
efficiency,
Doctors
use
mental
healing
or
suggestion
as
part
of
their
art.
Many
religions
have
healing
as
one
of
their
main.
features,
We
have
all
seen
how
one
man
through
his
eloquence
can
sway
a
multitude.
The
powerful
speaker
is
one
wftd
.allows
his
mind
to
play
upon
the
audience
and
influence
it
while
he
is
speaking.
Students
of
Indian
lore
tell
how
the
native
medicine
man
could
kill
or
cure
a
person
by
the
power'
of
the
mind.
1
The
moral
of
this
is
that
the
mind
is
given
us
for
use
and
that
if
it
is
properly
directed
it
can
become
a
great
benefit
to
the
individual
and.
the
community.
'SPORT
CARDINALS
WIN
AGAIN
St.
Louis
Building-
up
Substantial
Lead
in
Race
For
National
League
Pennant
CHICAGO,
Aug.
7:
CP
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
scored
their
third
straight
victory
over
the
Chi
cago
Cubs
at
Wrigley
Field
yester
day
by
the
close
'count
of
3
to
2
to
add
another
game
to
their
margin
of
supremacy
In
the
National
League
which
now
stands
at
three
full
games.
In
the
American
League
the
fast
moving
Chicago
White
Sox
scored
double
victory
at
St.
Louis
over
the
Browns,
the'
first
by
a
score
of
9
to
6
and
the
nightcap
4
to
1.
The
White
Sox
are
now
but
half
a
game
below
the
second
place
Cleveland
Indians
who
were
blanked
nine
to
nil
by
the
world
champion
Tigers
at
Detroit.
The
Browns
dropped
into
the
cellar
below
the
idle
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
St.
Louis
.63
Chicago
59
New
Pork
57
Pittsburg
51
Clncinnattl
.
49
Boston
47
Philadelphia
39
Brooklyn
,
39
L.
39
41
45
49
50
55
62
63
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W-
L.
New
York
68
34
Cleveland
Sw..
58
47
Chicago
.....
57
47
Detroit
.56
48
Boston
54
51
Washington
50.
53
Philadelphia
36
67
St.
Louis
36
68
SPORT
CHAT
Pet
.618
.590
.559
510
.49b
.4ril
.see
.382
Pet
.667
52
.548
38
LEGIONJS
VICTORIOUS
Scored
Four
to
Nil
Soccer
Win
Over
.Uoiuiniou
Dairy
Last
Evening
19
.485
Canadian
Legion
drew
further
Into
the
lead
of
the
Mobley
Cup
icity
league
championship)
football
standing
Jastiyevenlng
by
de
feating
Dominion
Dairy
four
to
nil
.350i
During
the
Olympic
Games
water
polo
contests
four
years
arco
tomorrow,
a
riot
broke
out
when
the
Brazilian
team,
protesting
the
decisions
of
B.
Komjadi,
Hungary,
referee
of
the
game
between
the
South
American
team
and
Germany,
attacked
him
in
a
body
as
the
game
ended.
The
Brazilians
were
later
disqualified
from
further
participation.
If
the
Chicago
Cubs
don't
snap
out
of
their
current
hitting
slump,
.h?re
will
fc
no
world's
series
change
jingling
In
the
pockets
of
Charley
Grimm
and
company
this
fall.
Their
great
pitching
brigade
is
Still
the
best
In
the
big-time,
but
po
mound
staff
can
be
expected
to
hold
up
under
the
weak
support
coming
from
a
line-up
which,
outside
of
Frank
Demaree.
has
not
brought1
been
hitting
its
individual
weigh'..
for
days.
n
a
tagular
leagUe
fixture.
Half
time
score
was
prie
tq
nil.
Scorers
were
Smith,
twi
and
Henry
Dic
kens
and
Murray,
one
eacn.
Charlie
Barker,
was
referee.
The
attend&nce
was
pot
large
Following
is
the
City
Football
League
standing
to
date:
W
D.
L.,F.
Canadian
Legion
"3
0
0
15
Naval
Reserve
.1.0
114
Dominion
Dairy
.
0
1
2
4
Roy
Morrison
Is
A.P
2
f
7
.1
14
1
In
Tennis
Final
Further
Games
Played
Last
Night
In
City
Championship
Competition
Roy
Morrison
qualified
for
the
final
of
the
men's
singles
In
the
city
tennis
championship
tournament
last
evening'
by
eliminating
William
Cruickshank
in
the
semifinal
6-2,
6-2.
R.
D.
Greggor
won
over
Philip
Edgcumba
6-2,
6-1
and
will
play
H.
J.
Ilorton
to
decide
the
other
finalist.
In
ladles'
singles
Miss
Beatrice
Berner
defeated
.Mrs.
Gardner
6-0,
1-6,
6-2.
In
mixed
doubles
Mrs.
S.
J.
Ja-
bour
and
C.
J.
Norrington
won
over
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Horton
6-3,
2-6,
6-3.
I
Finals
will
and
Sunday.
be
played
Saturday
Local
Baseball
Team
Leaving
Ten
Players
Off
on
This
Evening's
Train
For
Series
at
Smithers
Prince
Rupert's
baseball
team
to
play
against
Smithers
in
connec
tion
with
the
Elks'
Flag
Day
celebration
at
the
interior
town
tomor
row
leaves
on
this
evening's
train
for
Smithers
and
will
be
home
Sun
day
night.
The
-team
consists
of
the
following
players:
Dido
Gurvich,
Stan
Morin,
Bill
Lamble,
Eddie
Smith,
Ernie
Santurbane,
Bepnv
Wlndle,
A.
Stmonsen,
George
Hill,
Johnny
Cpmadina
and
Jack
Llnd-,say.
Owing
to
wet
greens,
no
games
were
played
last
night
in
either
single-handed
or
double-handed
competitions
of
the
City
Lawn
Bowling
League.
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CONVENTION
IN
Annual
Sessions
of
Associated
Boards
pf
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
at
Quesnel
QUESNEL,
Aug.
7:
Under
chairmanship
of
William
L.
Armstrong
of
Prince.
George,
the
presl-.
dent,
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associatd
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
got
un
der
way
here
this
morning.
AfW
brief
oflenine
formalities,
the
res
olutloru
committee
went
Into
ses
sion
to
pass
upon
the
various
resolutions
to
ba
brought
before
the
convention.
The
actual
busi-fFlsln
ness
sessions
are
starting
thl'-j
afternoon
and
will
probapiy
'"-f-f
NOT
READ
OUT
YET
Connell's
Expulsion
as
C.
,C.
F.
Leader
Fails
to
Materialize
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
7:
Formal
expulsion
from
the
piirty
of
Rey.
Robert
Connell,
M-I-A.,
which
was
'
expected
at
the
special
meeting
of
the
provincial
executive
of
the
C.
C.
F.,
failed
to
materialize
after
nearly
two
hours'
discussion
at
party
headquarters
"We
have
nothing
to
report,"
Se
cretary
Herbert
Gargrave
told
the'
press.
"We
have
decided
to
add
nothing
to
our
original
statement
of
Saturday
last
when
the
executive
suspended
Jack
Price,
MX.A,,
and
informed
the
press
that
Mr.
Connell
had
placed
himself
outside
the
party
by
his
recent
refusal
to
support
the
new
platform."
H.M.C.S.
Vancouver
will
be
open
to
the
public
on
Saturday
after
noon
from
2
to
6
o'clock,
it
Is
nnounrd.
The
Vancouver
will
be
remaining
in
port
until
Monday
morning.
Reach
the
most
people
In
city
and
district
with
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raw
oyster
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One
dose
peps
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or
gansk
glands.
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not
delighted,
maker
refunds
few
cents
paid,
Call
or
write,
Ormes
limited:
tf
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
August
7,
1911
There
Is
only
one
police
officer
'
i
1
TolonrtQ
on
trie
yueen
juanun
and
he
lives
in
a
white
commun-
itv.
This
is
a
testimonial
to
me
high
standards
of
the
naiaa
Indians
who
reside
on
the
Inlands
Two
Indians,
Felix
Brown
and
Dick
Latle,
had
-a
narrow,
escape
early
this
morning
when
their
launch
"Sandman"
fouled
htr
moorings
at
the
Rupert
Marine
Ironworks
dock
and
filled
on
me
tide,
waking
up
the
two
sleeping
occupants
of
the
boat
in
the
nick
qf
time.
They
DroKe
me
;end
into
tomorrow.
wnw
"
'
-
This
evening
there
wj
be
a.he
ooai
nwv.
banquet
in
honor
of
visiting
de?.e-
3ates
and
over
the
week-end'
The
Liberals
of
Comox-Atim
various
points
of
Interest
in
the
.have
cajjeq
a
convenwu
j
held
in
.Nanalmo
August
19
to
district,
including
the
more
lm-
n.,tnt
ir,inir
nnorotinns
nf
the
'
nominate
a
caruiioate
J
in
i
r,riv
Hlefri.t
will
hp
vis
trfl
I
IOH
ncqmiHg
ieunu
tKiun
as
well
as
the
towns
of
Barkervtlle
name
Pf
Duncan
noss
is
and
Wells.
mennqneq.
the
convention
by
J.
J.
Little,
Olo
Hanson
M.
P.
and
Peter
Laklc
Delegates
are
also
present
from,
all
other
points
of
Importance
in
he
central
interior.
The
freoly
Hotel
Arrivals
Savoy
A.
.Anderson
and
Mrs.
J
Walte.
city;
E.
Cochrane,
H.
M-.
C
S.
Vancouver.
Royal
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Merrill,
Lowe
In-
Uet;
A.
O.
Rothover,
L.
Cole,
K.
Hei-Iberg,
0.
Summers
and
E.
Langlois,
!H.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver;
W
8.
Brooks
and
Thomas
A.
Kejley,
Vancouver.
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R.
W-
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