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Also
all
your
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full
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convince
yourselves.
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and
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April
21:
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officers
in
bitten
and
brought
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into
i
M
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SPECIALS
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box
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doz
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and
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CLEVELAND
GETCSHOW
Ohio
Lake
Port
Looks
For
Spirited
Convention
When
Republicans
Name
Candidate
CLEVELAND.
April
21:
(AP)
Public
Hall,
In
recent
years
the
setting
for
colorful
pageants,
noisy
circuses
and
the
splendor
of
grand
opera,
will
echo
beginning
June
23
with
what
may
be
the
most
interesting
Republican
political
show
in
many
years,
The
Republican
Party,
in
choosing
Cleveland
for
the
nomination
of
its
1936
presidential
candidate,
selected
a
city
and
state
where
political
contests
are
bitterly
fought
and
widely
appreciated.
The
hall
itself
has
'political
background,
Calvin
Coolidge
was
nominated
there
In
1924
amid
cries
of
"Keep
cool
with
Coolidge."
I
The
economy
platform
which
Cool
idge
took
into
the
White
House
was
approved
there.
Affainst
New
Deal
the
form
of
giant
crocodiles
stop-
old
Party"
leaders
who
hope
the
'ped
an
Influx
of
natives
from
Ny-
convention
will
generate
power
asaland
trying
to
swim
the
Lim-'f0r
a
sweeping
concerted
drive
popo
River
into
the
Union
of
against
the
"new
deal,"
are
South
Africa.
One
boy
was
badly
matched
by
those
of
Ohio
Rc-
publican
leaders.
They
expect
the
convention
to
provide
the
stimulus
for
a
successful
attack
on
the
Democratic
regime
in
Ohio
government.
,
A
spirited,
boisterous
gathering
generally
is
expected,
Lafayette
B.
Glcason,
temporary
secret
ary
of
the
Republican
national
convention,
expects
the
convention
i
will
be
a
"fighting
one
for
the
j
first
time
since
1912."
j
The
1924
convention
was
a
moderately
quiet
affair.
Coolidge
was
Don't
wait!
Take
advantage
of
nominated
on
the
first
ballot,
10G3
them
now!
Prices
Rood
till
Monday,
to
44.
April
27
I
Republicans
who
attended
that
convention
will
find
chances
whrn
SHELLED
WALNUTS
29C
tney
come
t0
cleveland
tnls
year.
,
Arriving
oy
train
they
win
una
a
new
Union
Station.
There
arc
more
hotel
accommodations.
If
they
arrive
by
plane,
they
will
sea
a
larger
airport.
The
hall
Itself
has
Dccn
rn-
llarged
so
that
it
will
now
seat
!
14,200
persons.
The
lack
of
smaller
1Pihalls
wherc
delegates
might
hold
(private
conferences
has
been
cor
IZgt
rected.
There
are
now
15
such
I
rooms.
,
The
main
arena,
120
feet
wld-i
and
248
feet
long,
affords
an
un
obstructed
view
from
any
part
of
the
hall.
A
glass
ceiling,
110
feet
high,
conceals
the
lighting
system
In
1928,
one
of
the
crucial
battles
in
the
pre-conventlon
campaign
was
fought
In
Ohio
with
Col.
Carml
A.
Thompson
of
Cleve
land
aligned
with
the
then
sec
retary
of
commerce,
Herbert
Hoo
ver,
against
a
"favorite
son.'
Senator
Frank
B.
Willis.
In
the
background,
directing
the
primary
and
pre-convention
campaign
waj
another
Ohloan,
Walter
F.
Brown
of
Toledo,
who
became
postmaster
general.
Former
Senator
Simeon
D.
Fes3,
another
Ohioan
and
former
na-
A.I
I
-fc
lit
uonai
nepuoncan
cnairman,
co
operated
with
Thompson
and
Brown
In
obtaining
the
1924
convention
for
Cleveland.
Former
Conventions
Five
major
party
conventions
have
been
held
In
Ohio.
The
Democratic
convention
of
1856
was
held
In
Cincinnati
as
were
the
Republican
convention
of
1876
and
I
the
Democratic
convention
of
1880.
The
Liberal
Republican
convention
of
1872
was
held
In
Columbus.
The
last
was
the
1924
convention
for
.Cleveland.
I
Six
Ohloans
have
been
elected
to
the
presidency,
William
H.
Har
rison,
Rutherford
B.
Hayes,
James
A.
GarfleM,
William
McKinley.i
William
Howard
Taft
and
Warren
i
G,
Harding.
Three
Ohio
nominees
were
defeated:
Harrison,
in
1836:
Taft,
In
1912,
when
a
split
occur-
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
HSTEK4,
ESS
HEAD.
DO
fOU
KMOVO
vmEEE
Tlt-Utl'S
LETTEfe
VaIEMTT
2
1
dou't
bother."
MD
.
tile
marine.
DAILY
NEW1
Tuesday,
April
21,
m
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
No
boats
being
in'
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
Mulr,
arrived
in
port
at
11:40
this
morning
from
Stewart.
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
and
Mrs.
Stanley
Mills
of
Terrace
are
on
nursing
duty
with
her.
TO
IMPROVE
SEAFARING
.
LONDON,
April
21:
(CP)
A
trust
memorial
to
Thomas
Gray,
for
years
Board
of
Trade
assistant
secretary,
will
provide
prizes
for
essays
and
Inventions
to
advance
t.h
srlpnre
of
nnvisatlon
and
the
of
national
"Granu
Expectations
lnterests
of
the
Brltlsh
mercan
WHERE
WINTER'S
COMING'
PRETORIA.
April
21:
(CP)-
sities
and
colleges
orougni
nig
classes
of
students
in
law,
medicine
and
arts.
COLLECTS
FISTIC
RELICS
OAKLAND,
April
21:
(CP)
Billy
Traub,
New
York
clothier,
recently
displayed
here
a
belt,
originally
valued
at
$25,000,
presented
to
Charlie
Mitchell
after
he
fought
a
39-round
draw
with
John
L.
Sullivan
in
1888.
Traub
collects
belts,
admission
tickets
to
title
fights
and
other
mementoes
of
ring
events.
CAPE'S
SKYLINE
CHANGED
CAPETOWN,
April
21:
(CP)-
Followlng
building
tradition
here,
a
flag
was
hoisted
with
due
cere
mony
when
the
roof
was
complc
ted
on
the
120-foot
high
Geneva
House,
highest
commercial
struc
ture
here
to
date.
KIMBERLEY,
April
21:
CP
-Twelve
months'
Imprisonment
and
consflscatlon
of
$4500
cash
was
the
nenalty
imposed
on
a
farmer
convicted
under
the
laws
of
South
Africa
of
illicit
diamond
buying.
red
in
the
Republican
party,
and
James
M.
Cox,
in
1920,
when
as
Democratic
nominee
he
was
defeated
by
a
fellow
Ohloan,
IN
TUB
SITHC.MK
COUHT
OF
HKITISli
COLUMBIA
IN
I'KOIIATB
In
the
Matter
or
the
"Administration
Act"
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
fjrnj
A.
C'oluurn,
Drceuied.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
Hi
Honour
Judge
Fisher
dated
the
21tt
day
of
March
A
D.
.1936,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
Estate
"
George
A.
Colburn
late
of
Atlln,
Brltltn
Columbia,
Miner,
Deceased
and
ati
parties
having
claim
against
the
xald
Estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnlih
same
properly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
the
4th
day
of
May
1938
and
el',
persons
Indebted
to
the
Estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebtedness
to
me
forthwith.
Dated
the
24th
day
of
March
1930.
HERBERT
F.
OLASSEY,
Official
Administrator,
ATLIN,
B.
O.
BIG
BILL
OFFERED
"The
Murder
Man,"
a
swift,
dramatic
story
of
"behind
the
scenes"
adventures
of
newspapermen
In
New
York,
and
"Your
Uncle
Dud-
I
ley."
a
whimsical
romantic
comeuy,
-
,.L1.
1.111
are
the
features
or
a
aouoie
um
picture
program
being
presented
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
the
fJrst
Qf
week
at
the
Capl
ana
waypomis.
MRS.
BETHUREM
ILL
TERRACE
April
21:
Mrs.
J.
Bethurem
of
Usk
Is
"
seriously
Dancing
Act
in
Addition
lo
iwo
Pictures
at
Capitol
Theatre
son
and
Venetia
Feero.
Spencer
Tracy,
always
a
powerful
figure
on
the
screen,
and
attractive
Virginia
Bruce
are
co-
starred
in
"The
Murder
Man."
The
i
picture
is
unique
in
many
ways,
j
giving
an
insight
into
methods
employed
in
getting
"big
stories"
by
metropolitan
newspapermen,
Woven
into
the
unusual
drama
is
a
tender
romance.
Tracy
Is
a
star
South
Africa's
summer
Is
about
reporter
who
has
shown
marked
over
and
"signing
on"
day
opening
the
academic
year
in
the
univer
success
in
the
solving
of
crimes
of
violence.
Miss
Bruce
runs
the
newspaper's
"sob
sister"
column.
Between
the
two
grows
up
a
strong
affection
that
culminates
when
Tracy
becomes
the
centre
of
a
sensational
murder
case.
The
strong
cast
includes
Lionel
AtwlU,
Harvey
Stephens,
Robert
Barrat
and
Wil
liam
Collier
sr.
In
"Your
Uncle
Dudley"
Edward
Everett
Horton
renders
a
portrait
of
a
small
town
hero
who
has
a
weakness
for
banquets
and
silver
loving
cups.
There
arc
a
number
of
hilarious
comedy
situations
and
a
romantic
climax,
Lois
Wilson
has
the
leading
feminine
role.
M.
P.
DIES
ON
STREET
CAPETOWN,
April
21:
(CP)
Robert
H.
Struben,
M.P.,
farmer
and
British
veteran
of
the
South
African
and
World
Wars,
dropped
dead
on
the
street
here.
See
these
Wonderful
Novelties
MARIGOLDS
Dixie
Sunshine.
Dwarf
Mexican
Orange,
Tall
Double
Royal
Scott,
Yellow
Supreme
(sweet
scented),
All
Double
African
Lemon,
All
Double
African
Orange.
NEW
NASTURTIUMS
Golden
Globe,
Scarlet
Gleam,
Orange
Gleam,
Golden
Gleam
and
Golden
Hybrids.
ARTHUR
BAYNE
Second
Ave.
Phone
635
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
op
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
IBS
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
SLUMBER
KING
SPUING
Guaranteed
And
the
price
is
only
$13.50
They
are
built
for
sleep.
PHONE
775
It
Speaks
For
Itself
IHEBE
T
15,
1936.
King
fcirura
Syod'Ot.
Inc.,
Owl
Briutn
rifrHti
mm
Supervision
Of
Playgrounds
Is
I
HIO
VOUta
LET
TEE.
FOR
A
GAS,
BUT
HOW
QU
YOU
EAJER.
T1MD
Being
Planned
Supervision
of
local
playground
activities
was
discussed
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
local
Gyro
Club
yesterday
with
Ian
Eisenhardt,
director
of
physical
and
recreational
education
for
the
provincial
government.
The
Gyros
are
considering
Mr.
Elsenhardt's
suggestion
that
there
be
personal
.
tol
Theatre.
In
addition
to
the
two
supervision
of
the
playgrounds,
.
A
111
J
.
....
.
nlctures,
a
tap
dancing
aci
enuuci-
Particularly
during
the
summer
"The
Parade
of,
the
Tap
Dancinbf
vacation
months,
with
a
systematic
Soldiers,"
directed
by
Miss
Eleanor
program
of
activities.
ZImH
Tlte,
is
being
offered
on
tne
stage,
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
president
of
the
with
Influenza.
Mrs
N.
Sherwood,
bu,,n
D
..4.,,
lng
Misses
Doris
Hodgklnson,
Joyce
cutive
meeting.
Morin,
Margaret
Darey,
Eleanor
There
will
be
no
Gyro
Club
lun-
Clapp,
Aileen
Mair,
Hilda
Hodgkin-
cheon
this
week
but,
instead,
there
will
be
a
dinner
dance
tomorrow
evening
with
Dr.
H.
N.
Brocklcsby
as
speaker.
I
1
r
inmii
n
LAST
TIMES
TONIGHT
Last
Complete
Show
at
8:25
Edward
Everett
Horton
in
"Your
Uncle
Dudley"
With
-Lois
Wilson
(At
8:33
Once
Only)
PLUS
-
SPENCER
TRACY
in
THE
MURDER
MAN'
With
VIRGINIA
BRUCE
(At
7:16
&
9:57)
ON
THE
STAGE
ELEANOR"
Tap-Dancer
De
Luxe
Featuring
"The
Parade
of
the
Tan.
Dancing
Soldiers"
(At
8:25
Once
Only)
World
News
(At
7
16
&
0:41)
David
Watson,
17,
was
drownrd
DROWNED
SAVING
CHUM
ln
the
Thames
after
carrying
his
LONDON,
April
21:
(CP)
Cap-
companion,
Alan
Arnold,
14,
ar.il
sized
from
a
home-made
canoe,
pushing
him
to
safe
shallow
watr
WAGONS
C.
C.
M.
Bike
Wagon
$6.75
&
$9.00
Rolls
Racer
$10.50
Sports
Wagon,
extra
long
$7.00
KIDDIE
CARS
"Hiker"
High
Grade
Kiddie
Cars
.
.$24,0
'$3.25
SCOOTERS
All
Metal,
A
"Hiker"
Product
$2.75
DOLL
CARRIAGES
Best
English
Make,
from
$4.00
up
BICYCLES
C.
(C.
M.,
from
$32.00
up
Our
complete
line
of
Wheel
Goods
comprises
the
most
reliable
on
the
market.
Sturdily
built
for
lonjr
service,
rigid
construction
and
bolted
for
easy
maintenance.
For
Your
Garden
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Gardening
Supplies
Seeds,
Garden
Tools,
Garden
Hose,
Lawn
Mowers,
Watering
Cans,
Fertilizers,
Garden
Fencing
Feed
Everything
You
Grow
vith
ihi$
complete,
balanced
diet
IfjSjl
Fertilizers
Vifioro',
per
lb.
6c
Bone
Meal,
per
lb.
5c
Cheaper
in
large
quantities
Garden
Lime,
50-lb.
bag
15c
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
i
cllrlde
Street
Phone
311
By
W.stover
UM
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OOESM'T
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