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Monday,
Sept.
23,
1936
IS
THIS
REVOLIJTIO?
?
At
a
demonstration
at
the
Kins
Gross
centre
London,
a
ton
of
maize
a
day
is
being
produced
in
a
large
gal-vanized-iron
cabinet,
says
the
Victoria
Times
editorially.
Inside
the
cabinet
are
rows
of
trays,
each
tray
holding
maize
at
a
different
stage
of
growth.
In
ten
days
the
maize
is
fully
grown
and
ready
for
consumption.
No
soil
is
used.
On
top
of
the
cabinet
is
a
tank
of
water
containing
solutions
of
the
chemicals'
essential
to
plant
.life
and
growth,
and
from
this
tank
the
plants
are
fed.
By
the
tenth
day
the
tray
with
the
maize
fully
grown
is
ready
to
be
removed
from
the
cabinet
and
placed
in
a
trough
for
the
animals
to
eat.
There
is
no
waste
and
110
dirt.
Twenty
centres
for
the
development
of
this
agrobiolo
gical
farming
are
to
be
opened
in
England,
'with
the
Min
istry
of
Agriculture
taking
an
interest
in
the
'SPORT
Defeated
By
Don
Budge
FRED
PERRY
LOS
ANGELES,
Sept.
28;
(CP)
Donald
Budge
of
Oakland,.
California,
defeated
Fred
Perry
6-2,
4-6,
6-2,
6-3
yesterday
before
a
crowd
of
six
thousand
spectators
to
win
the
men's
singles
championship
of
the
Pacific
southwest
tournament.
Gracyn
Wheeler
of
Santa
Monica,
California,
upset
the
national
women's
tltleholder,
Alice
Marble
of
Los
Angeles,
winning
7-5,
2-6,
6-4.
'.HIGH
WINS
IN
OPENER
Several
New
Players
Make
Debut
With
Booth
in
Junior
The
opening
game
of
the
fall
schedule
of
the
Junior
Football
League
.on
Saturday
resulted
In
a
win
for
King
Edward
High
School
(First
year)
over
Booth
Memorial
School
by
seven
goals
to
two
after
play
which
was
much
more
closely
contested
than
the
score
would
The
feature
of
the
first
half
was
the
splendid
game
put
up
by
the
elementary
school
team
whose
expen-j
players
showed
a
surprisingly
good
ments.
It
has
already
been'
proved
that
vegetables
bv
this
:
knowledge
of
the
sport
and
a
wii
means
grow
just
as
well
as
fodder.
In
fact,
in
California
"garden"
produce
from
some,
of
the
laboratories
under
Dr.
Gericke
has
been
coming
on
the
market
this
season.
Several
San
Francisco
florists
who
have
been
working
under
Dr.
Gericke
are
now
actually
selling
flowers
thus
produced
rapidly
and
at
lower
cost.
Wheat
is
also
being
grown,
with
an
area
the
size
of
a
barn
yielding
the
equal
of
a
crop
from
a
full
section
farm
and
without
being
subject
to
any
weather
uncertainties.
Basically,
agriculture
has
changed
little
since
man
settled
down
to
community
life
and
began
to
till
the
soil.
As
a
farmer,
through
the
agesj
he
has
had
to
carry
on
subject
to
the
weather,
the
seasons,
the
natural
seed
time
and
harvest
time.
But
now
these
limits
are
being
removed,
with
knowledge
and
new
methods
making
possible
produc
tion
at
will
of
enormously
increased
food
supplies
and
at
lower
costs.
An
agricultural
revolution
which
will
parallel
in
its
eco
nomic
and
social
effects
the
industrial
revolution
that
came
upon
the
western
world
with
the
advent
of
steam
power,
seems
impending.
As
to
how
it
will
bear
on
domestic
and
foreitm
trade.
employment,
price
of
lands,
ways
of
life
for
millions
and
on
international
politics
through
making
food
self-suffi
ciency
possible
to
nations,
in
war
ve
leave
the
reader
to
draw
his
own
conclusions.
J&tdot&ty
1
met
This
adverUsement
1
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
British
Columbia.
llngnejss
to
tackle
.their
larger
op
ponents.
The
High
School
players
were
obviously
puzzled
for
a
time
by
the
opposition
put
up
by
the
Booth
team.
Another
pleasing
fea
ture
was
that
the
High
School
players
did
not
unduly
make
use
of
their
advantage
in
weight.
After
Scherk
had
stopped
a
stinging
drive
by
Ritchie
a
scramble
ensiled
and
the
ball
was
pushed
through
to
give
High
the
first
goal
by
which
they
led
at
halftlme.
A
grand
shot
of
Hougan's
and
one
of
Dick
Cameron's
deserved
scores
for
Booth.
Further
goals
were
scored
by
Ritchie
(four),
Baker
and
Kihara
for
High
In
the
second
half
and
for
Both
Cameron
got
two
when
the
defence
slackened
off.
High
was
best
served
by
Scherk
McLean,
Ritchie,
Kihara
and
Baker.
With
five
players
In
their
first
game,
the
Booth
bnys
put
up
a
good
show.
Dybhavn,
Fle'wln,
Watt,
Cam
eron
and
Gomez
were
outstanding.
Hodgson
played
plucklly
after
t-e
ing
bruised
painfully
in
a
scramble.
Hougan
and
Slmundson
showed
promise.
Andy
Home
refereed
very
satis
factorily.
Schubert
and
Brown
were
linesmen.
High
School
Sheehan;
Beynon,
McKay;
Scherk,
McLean,
Long;
Currle,
Judge,
Ritchie,
Baker,
'
Booth
W.
Scherk;
O,
Dybhavn;
Hodgson';
Watt,
Flewln,
Franks;
Nordan,
Hougan,
D,
Cameron,
Slmundson,
Gomez.
1
IRISH
LEAGUE
WINS
BELFAST,
Sept.
28:
In
an
iriter-league
football
game
In
Belfast
on
Saturday,
Irish
League
players
defeated
English.
League
representatives
by
a
score
Of
3
to
2.
Portland
is
Up
I
yankees
are
heavily
favored
to
win
out
in
1936
World
series
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
28:
The
city
is
beginning
to
fill
up
with
fans
from
all
parts
of
the
country
for
the
World
Series
opening
this
Wednesday
be-
tween
the
Nw
York
Giants
and
the
New
York
Yankees.
The
Giants
are
favored
to
win
easily.
4
In
Title
Series
Scored
Third
Victory
Over
Oakland,
This
Time
by
Score
of
14
to
4
PORTLAND,
Sept.
28:
Portland
Beavers
went
two
up
in
the
Paci
fic
Coast
League
championship
play-off
series
Saturday
night
by
defeating
Oakland
Acorns
10.
to
nil
after
having
won
the
first
game
Thursday
6
to
5
and
yesterday
made
It
three
straight
by
winning
14
to
3
with
21
hits
to
the
Acorns'
six.
The
next
game
will
be
played
Tuesday
night
and
Portland
needs
but
one
more
victory.
English
Football
.
League
Surprises
Aston
VUIa
I-oses
to
Poncaster
And
Fulliam
Defeated
by
Bradford
City
LONDON,
Sept.
28;
Surprises
Jn
ttie
Englkh-
League,
Second
Division,
XeotbaU
results
JsaUwday
.wer
the
defeat
of
Aston
Vltta,
which
had
been
relegated'
to
second
dlvi
slon
last
year
by
Doncaster
Rivers
and
the
win
of
Bradfdrd'"cfty
6ve:
Fuiham
which
the
week
previou.
won
over
the
Villans.
Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
658
BIG
LEAGUE
,st.
rah
FNnun
1
j
ah
t4
rr
T
art
rriio
York
Yankees
lost
their
last
game
jyt..i'.-tU4y
to
Washington
and
their
W.
L.
New
York
92
62
St.
Louis
87
67
Chicago
87
67
Pittsburg
,83
70
Cincinnati
74
79
Boston
:.71
83
Brooklyn
07
87
Philadelphia
54
100
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
102
51
Detroit
83
71
Chicago
.'.
81
70
Washington
82
71
Cleveland
80
74
Boston
...74
80
St.
Louis
57
95
Philadelphia
,53
100
Pet
Table
Tennis
Xeague
Being
final
margin
of
supremacy
was
ntaf
McUKiUfnCt
Austialta.
I
fourteen
and
a
half
games
over
the
Dcii
ait
Tigers
whe
finished
up
but
halt
a
game
ahead
of
the
Washing
St
Louis
3-6,
Chicago
5-8.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
6,
St.
Louis
3.
Brooklyn
8,
New
York
3.
Pittsburg
5,
Cincinnati
6.
Boston
7-3,
Philadelphia
3-4.
American
League
New
York
5,
Washington
10.
Detroit
1,
Cleveland
9.
Philadelphia
8-4,
Boston
4-5.
St.
Louls-Chlcago,
rain.
Baseball
Standings
I
FINALS
FOR
SEASON
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
.598
.565
.505
.542
.484
.461
.435
.351
Pet
.667
.539
.546
.536
.519
.481
J75
.340
It
is
against
major
baseball
lea
gue
rules
for
glass
buttons
or
pol
ished
metah
to
be
used
on
a
ball
slayer's
uniform.
Rupert
Table
Tennis
Club
OPEN
EVERY
DAY
3
to
C
and
7
to
12
Phone
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for
reservations
SEPTEMBER
28th,
102.3
13th
.'ccn-j
in
wh.-
Aiwlzans
GplI'
.ChampionAhip
at
Sunningdalo
1
ton
Senators
and
Chicago
White
England.
Arthur
Heasman,
a
duck-
Sox.
It
Is
the
first
time
in
16
years
layer,
on
lie
urst
rouna
evjuiiitfj
that
the
White
Sox
have
finished
a
lecord
Bobby
.Jynes
made
there
;
in
the
first
division.
Week-end
scores-
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Brooklyn
9,
New
York
2.
Chicago
12,
St.
Louis
2.
Pittsburg
1,
Cincinnati
5.
American
League
New
York
3,
Washington
1.
.
Detroit
3,
Cleveland
5.
In
192C.
j
The
Cape
Tewn
Argus
recall
$i
hat
at
Khnbedey
in
1933,
Len;
,HaJ,
who
w;n
aa
04jmpic
boxinrr
.tlt'.e
for
Sjuth
Afi.ca
a.
Hamlltop,
Ont.,
did
IJie
eighth
lio.s),
320
ya
I?
in
length,
In
one
stroke.
E
Monday,
September
28,
jjjj
U.
S.
FOOTBALL
Minneapolis
14,
Unlverslt
Washington
7,
cuds
niiu
up
n
nis
duD
in
me
iiau
uum
mui;
.
jotre
Dame
33
Second
Place
occuuled
by
the
Elks
Club.
-There
prp,hmln
0
o
-
riCMiu
outkr
u.
curiam
rang
uu
n
.
T,
team
leauue.
The
secretary
is
Joe
baseball
yesterdayn
ine
auonai
and
h
magus
'jae
iw
utui
the
last
game
to
the
Brooklyn
j
Dodgers
and
finished
up
with
a
I
lead
of
live
games
over
St.
Louis
(Cardinals
and
Chicago
Cubs
who
I
ended
hi
a
-tie
for
seccnU
plate,
Ithe
cubs
having
won
the
la&t
two
games
from
the
Cards
rangements.
SPORT
CHAT
ar
IJunniilir
ihp
lnii
LWO
IOU2tl
tlie
American
League
the
New
In
mLe3
bfA
oae
iilue
A
Men.
gosii
won
the
10,000
metres
meni'
OliJi
hab.d-.aap
at
Marlbyrnong,
y
of
lrXZ-ii-l
J-!A
ILfUi
"
"
;
University
vnivwny
oi
of
Southern
southern
Califor
formal
m
the
city,
the
games
ton1
13j
QregQn
college
7
Louis
Cardinals
and
Chicago
De
Piayed
at
the
Rupert
Table
Ten-;
TuLme
n
'
MissixMnm
Notre
Dame
I
NEWYORK.28:
,CP,-The
TZfT
in
ranclsco
Uy
SciUng
up
a
record
tn
English
llcague
joQtbaU
team
changes
Ex-:tcr
City
Uas
nine
new
player",
f
m
its
games
this
season,
WHITE
OWL
CicuihA.
0
l7uvHAPit
INVINCIBLE
STtAMUNt
1
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Metals
Gold,
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Electrolytic
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Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
The
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28th,
1936
Anniversary
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A
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and
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of
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We
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'
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