PAOK
TWO
School
starts
again
Monday
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at
your
shoes!
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you
need
a
new
pair?.
Come
and
pee
us.
Pleasing,
snappy
new
styles
just
arrived.
Prices
most
reasonable
for
quality
to
suit
everyone.1
The
manager
emphasizes
proper
fitting
for
young
people.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
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DAILY
EDITION
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NEW
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PARK
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Published
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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Rupert
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For
Your
Garden
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
Cty
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yeany
period,
paid
in
advance
$5.v
By
mall
to,
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
Saturday,
April
18,
1936
Very
few
local
people
realize
what
is
being
done
just
npw
in
providing
a
small
city
park
in
the
downtown
re
gion
for
the
purpose
of
providing
a
setting
for
totem
poles
w.hich
are
to
be
erectea
there
within
the
nejet
tew
weeks
Already
the
work
is
proceeding
and
is
sufficiently
ad
vanced
to
enable
visitors
to
see
in
part
what
is
planned.
The
park
commences
at
the
back
of
the
firehall
and
extends
along
the
ejistery
side
of
Eraser
Street
to
the
Salvation
Army
citadel.
Old
buildings
there
are
being
demolished,
paths
are
being
constructed,
underbrush
cut
and
it
is
understood
that
it
is
planned
to
have
a
small
pond
with
a
fountain
in
one
corner.
Native
trees
that
are
an
ornament
to
the
landscape
are
being
preserved
and
shrubs
and
flowers
will
be
planted
and
very
soon
the
city
will
have
another
beauty
spot
where
formerly
there
was
nothing
but
old
shacks
and
refuse
dumps.
Any
people
who
might
have
been
inclined
to
be
critical
of
the-
proposal
to
establish
a
park
at
this
point
should
give
the
place
an
inspection
before
expressing
an
opinion.
If
the
work
goes
on
as
it
is
going,
the
result
should
be
one
of
the
finest
assets
the
city
has.
Outside
of
the
purely
esthetic
reason
for
the
establish
ment
of
the
totem
park
in
this
area
is
the
fact
that
it
is
uuse
m
trip
nouce
sutupn
and
cay
nan
were
supervision
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1
1
win
ue
eusy
aim
access
to
a
uy
tourists
win
ne
very
simple.
As
a
means
of
bringing
the
tourists
up
town
it
will
be
un
equalled
and,
when
the
totems
are
all
up
and
photographs
can
be
obtained,
it
should
be
one
of
the
best
means
of
advertising
the
city
to
tourists.
TaHen
in
conjunction
with
the
C.
N.
R.
gardens
and
the
various
attractive
gardens'
around
the
city,
the
tourists
should
al
want
to
see
Prince
Rupert.
Citizens
are
already
doing
their
part
to
make
individual
exhibits
jn
their
own
gardens
and
this
city
co-operation
is
one
greatly
to
be
commended,
We
carry
a
complete
stock
of
Gardening
Supplies
geeds,
Garden
T(os,
Garden
Hose,
Lawn
Mowers,
Watering
Cans,
Fertilizers,
Garden
Fencing
Feed
Everything
You
Grow
with
this
complete,
balanced
diet
Hi!
Fertilizers
Vigoro,
per
lb.
6c
Bone
Weal,
per
lb
,5c
Cheaper
In
lare
quantities
Garden
Lime,
50-lb.
bag
75c
GORPQN'S
HARDWARE
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street
Fhroe3i
t
Old
Country
Soccer
1
English
League
First
njvLsirtn
Arsenal
1,
Aston
Villa
0.
Birmingham
1,
Middlesbrough
0.
Blackburn
Rpvers
3,
Portsmquth
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1.
Chelsea
5,
Preston
Nprthend
2.
Grimsby
Town
4,.
Derby
Orjunty
1.
..
Leeds
United
3,
Everton-1.
Manchester
City
2,.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
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.
Stoke
City
0,
Sheffield
..Wednes
day
3.
Sunderland
4,Huddersfield
Town
3.
West
Brcmwich
Albion
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Liverpool
p,
Brentford
0.
Srottisli
League
First
Piyisjon
Alrdrieonians
3,
Particle
Thistle
0.
Celtic
6,
Ayr
United
p.
Dundee
3,
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q.
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Hamilton'
Academicals
iinplayed).
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(unplayed).
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J,
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Queen
of
South
4,
Queen's
Park
0.
St.
Johnstone
2,
Albion
Royprs
3.
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NOT
BEATEN
YET
Boston
Red
Sox,
Chicago
White
Sox
ad
New
Yprk
plants
Are
(iping;
Strong
NEW
YORK.
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Boston
Red
Sox
and
Chicago-
Wn!te
Sox
continue
unbeaten
so
far
this
season
in
the
American
League.
while
the
New
York
Giants
have
yet
to
taste
defeat
In
the
National.
The
Red
Sox
ignominiously
blanked
the
New
York
Yankees
at
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
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3
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KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
April
18:
(CP)
A
move
to
haye
a
State
Lottery
established
In
Jamaica
has
bpen
taken
by
Hon.
George
8ey
rnour
Seymour,
member
of
the
legislative
council
for
St.
Andrews.
He
says
he
will
Introduce
a
bill
at
the
next
meeting
of
the
council
to
amed
the
Gambling
Law
to
this
effect.
NEW
PRODUCTS
KINGSTON,
Jamaica,
April
W:
(ppj-rrUopt,
floor,
furniture
and
automQbJle
pplshes
may
be
man
ufactured
in
Jamaica
shortly.
It
was,
ajinqunped
by
chemists,
pqw
making
laboratory
tests.
It
planned
to
use
coconut
oil
as
a
base
for
these
polishes.
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
April
la,
1939
Glasgow
.
Rangers
Capture
Scottish
Football
Cup
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i.
:
v
T
FAMOUS
IBR0X
PARK
TEAM
WINS
COVETED
TROPHY
IN
OPENING
MINUTES
OF
PLAY
MePhaiTs
One
Counter
Was
All
That
Wqs
Needed-Lanark
Put
up
Great
Game
and
Was
Unlucky
to
.Low
final
for
thirty
years,
was
unlucky
to
lose
the
game
which
lacked
the
usual
cup
final
thrills.
Throughout
I
the
game
Thjrd
Lanark
defenders
played
stoutly
while
the
front
lne
had
equally
as
much
pi
the
piay
as
their
redoubtable
ppponents.
A
capacity
crowd
rocked
Park's
huge
stands,
and
terracing,
the
match
being
played
unV
der
ideal
conditions
although
a,
trjcky
breeze
hampered
the
teains.
The
attendance
totalled
8.000.
Had
Big
Job
Third
Lanark's
board
of
stra
egy,
clcklpg
on
hundred
percent
In
the
team's
cup
activities
to
date.
had
Its
work
cut
out
for
this
sud
den-death
match.
They
were
well
aware
of,
the
power
behind
the
gangers'
machine
that
In
recent
years
has
practically
dominated
Scottish
soccer
warfare.
As
far
as
record
books
go,
there
was
a
great
difference
between
the
finalists.
The
Ibrox
Park
team
has
an
almost-bewildering
list
of
spec
tacular
achievements
while
Third
the
Yankee
Stadium
yesterday
Lanaiks
activities
have
not
been
while
the
White
Sox
were
defeating
the
world
champion
Tigers
at
De
troit.
At
Boston
the
New
York
Giants
won
over
the
Braves.
Philadelphia
Athletics
and,
St.
Louis
Brown
have
not
yet
broken
into
the
winning
column
in
the
American
League,
the
Mackmen
having
lost
to
the
Washington
Senators
at
Shjbe
Park
yesterday
while
the
Browns,
playing
at
hphie,
lost
a
heavy
scoring
engagement
to
the
Cleveland
Indians.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores;
Naijonal
Leajue
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
,4.
New
York
6,
Boston
4.
Cincinnati
12,
Chicago
3,
American
League
1
Boston
8,
Ifew
York
0.
Cleveland,
13.,
St.
Lpuls
1Q.
Chicago
5,
Detroit
3.
Washington
3,
Philadelphia
2.
Baseball
Standings
so
outstanding.
Barejy
audible
murmurs
of
dis
sent
were
raised
when
Rangers,
with
a
star-studded
roster,
were
conceded
the
power
tq
topple
any
team
ln
this
coutitry.
They
have
a
forward
line
that.
can
outguess
and
outplay
the
majority
of
their
opponents
and
defensively
the
team
is
exceptionally'
strong.
Their
goal
records
prove
that
On
(he
other
hand,
Third
Lanark's
Jn-and-put
career
seemed
to
be
on
the
upgrade
ths
season.
The
team,
up
from
the
&epqn(
division
last
year,
has
fared
well
apd
their
cup
playing
form
had.
bfp
n
of
heh
calibre.
The
pivot
of
the
attack
centred
on
Patsy
Qallacher.
first-string
centre-forward,
whn
created
a
good
Impression
p
Canada
last
spring
when
on
tqur
with
the
Scottish
Football
Association
team.
Rated
one
pf
the
toR
players
in
thls.pasl-
tlon,
tie
pld-tlmer
led
the
Cathkln
club's
attacks.
How
Scries
Went
The
series
started
late
In
January
and
In
the
first
round
Third
Lanark,
pitted-against
Hearts,
was
not
expected
to
survive.
There
was
an
upset,
howvyer,
whep
thp
Edinburgh
club
failed
to
scqre
while
the
finalist
got
.two
well-earned
gqals.-
Leth
Athletic
wa.s
the
next
victim
by
a
similar
scqre
and
In
the
third
rqund
the
La
park
smpth-ered
Dumbartpn
iinder
an
elght-gqal
barrage
without
a
reply.
The
team
advanced
to
the
semi-final
wth'a'5T3
verdict
oyer
Morton
and
in
the
penultimate
round
broke
a
l-f
first
half
deadlock
with
twq
quick
goals
In
the
final
45
minutes
to
win
3-1.
Rangers
have
turned
in
manv
lopsided
scores
In
league
battles
but
In
cup-ties
their
scoring
punch
has
been
lacking.
In
the
first
twq
rounds
they
dropped
East
Fife
and
Albion
Rovers
by
3-1
scores
but
St.
Mlrren
put
up
a
great
battle
in
the
next
encounter
before
losing
2-1.
Aberdeen
squared
off
with
the
champions
n
the
next
round
and
lost
a
plose
1-0
decision.
The
semwipal
proved
easy,
Ranger?
winning
3-0
qyer
Clyde.
Thjrd
Lanark
was
qut
to
-win
the
Cup
fqr
the
third
ttne
in'its
lopg,
uneventful
history.
Back.
In
888
Cathkln's
representatives
hung
Uie
trophy
In
their
cjubrooms
aqd
10
years
later
regained
t.
They
ajso
wqn
the
league
championship
that
year.
The
route
to
Hamnden
is
well
known
to
Rangers.
They
have
nowl
captured
the
trophy
ten
times.
I
-Third
HAMPPSN
PARK,
Glasgow,
April
18
r
(CP)
A
goal
in
the
firsttwo
minutes
of
play
gave
Glasgow
Rangers
their
third
'successive
Scottish
Football
Cup
Yicqry
tchlay
R.
McPhail
scored
the
match-winning
cpunt'er
flflainst
Third
Lanark
to
give
the
famous
Ihrq
Park
team
its
Of
one
to
nil.
'...u.'.u.'.1
Third
Lanark,
nlaying
In
its
first
SPORT
CHAT
Victoria
Domlnpes,
one
of
the
pld
line
teams
pf
basketball,
found
mpst
pf
their
rivals,
pf
previous
championship
chases
stl
In
the
running
3$
they
turfled.
Into
the
stretch
this
season
In
defence,
pf
the
Canadian
cage
crown.
Prom
the
Malrtlmes
to
Dominoes'
YiWr
couv'er
island
stronghold,,
clubs
pf
proven
worth
won
sectional
prowns.
Eastern
panada
tossed
fqrmidahle
field,
into
action,
seek
ing
to
wrest
from
the
west
the
Montreal
Sportsmen's
Cpp
held
there
snce
1929.
Victoria
Potnln-oes,
their
nme
changed
th;s
year
from
.Blue
Ribbons,
haye
the
re
gu
)ar
1035
championship
team
Intact
with
three
new
men
'added
tp
the
reserve
list.
Art
and
Church
Chap
man,
veterans
of
the
1933
and
103
championship
squads,
.still
spark
me
ciud,
't
ney
are
tne
oniy
remain
ing
members
of
the
original
Blue
Ribbons.
Not
since
the
spring
of
1928
when
Windsor
Alumn!
turned
back
a
strong
Unversty
of
British
Co
lurnbia
team,
has,an
eastern
quln
tet
won
the
Canadian
champion
shp.
Meanwhle
the
coveted
;rown
has
remained
In
British
Columbl
wth
a
visit
of
ppe
year
tq
Wlnnl
psg.
New
Westminster.
Vancouver
and
Vlctqrla
teams
have
held
the
title
against
a
comers
with
the
expeption
of
Winnipeg
Tol!ers
who
wpn
in
1932.
Tollers'
champion
f
hip
team
was
brpken
up
tic
next
cP.rIng,
however,
when
two
players
died
and
others
were
grqyely
hi
Jured
in
an
airplane
crah
In
Kansas
cornfield
whle
the
team
was
enrqute
horne
after
an.
exhl
bltion
series.
Only
Ian
Woolley,
Laucjer
Phillips
and
Joe
Dodds
re
main
active
of
Tpilfrs'
ast
pham
pujnsfup
aggregauon.
Tney
are
wtn
.pis
year's.
Manitoba
title
holders.
Raymond
Union
Jacks,
perennial
winners
in
Alberta,
again,
represented
that
province
while
'In
Sas
katchewan
Regina
Ramblers
lifted
the
crown'
frdm
liie
vetfran
and
greying
heads
qf
Saskatoon
Grads.
Regna
planned
tq
dpfault
in.
the
play-downs.
Windsor,
home
of
many
great
teams,
sent
fords
Into
the
play-offs
as
;Ontarlo"rp.
presentatlyes
with
Eddie
rJawson,
the
only
player
remalnlng.f'rom
the
1928
Alumni
champions,
Julius
Goldman,
sharp-shooting
centre,
was
-.with
Dawson
on
the
Windsor-Walkervllle
outfit
.beaten
by
Victoria
in
the
1033
final;
while
"Toots"
Meretskey,
"Scrub"
Altchl-son
and
"Red"
Nantals
were
wth
Assumption
Collpge,
finalists
witp
Victoria
last
season.
Nqtre
Dame
de
Grace
pf
Montreal,
Quebep
winners
the
past
two
seasons,
bppd
out
pT
the
current
race
to
ipQip
Vnlverslty
Grads;
but
n
the
Marl-times,
Saint
Jqhp
Trpjans
in
New
Prunswlck,
fepeatpd
qnd
flajifax
Wanderers
took
Nova
ScoUa
laur-pLs
from
Da)hou8le
University.
Poth
Maritime
teams
dropped
from
the
play-offs.
Canadian
mens
champions;
of
the
past
IQ
years;
1020
Winnipeg
Tnllers.
1927
Winnipeg
Tollers.
1928
Wipdsqr
Alttmnl,
ip20-rNew
Westminster
Adanacs.
JQ30
Ujilversity
of
B.C.,
Vancouver.
J931
Npw
Westminster
Adanacs.
102
Winnipeg
Toilprs.
1933
Victoria
Blue
Ribbons.
1934
Vancouver
Province,
1935
Victoria
Blue
Ribbons.
CANADIANS
IN
TENNIS
Quebec
Experts
Think
Murray
Is
Van
to
Cheer
lor
on
Nation's
Net
Courts
las
Already,
I
Made
(jopd
Start
MONTREAL,
April
18:
CP-
Tennls
observers
wonder
If
a
new
era
will
open
In
the
next
few
years
for
Canadian
tennis
with
youthful
Bobby
Murray,
modest
Montrealer.
ts
shlnlnB
light.
Trampled
qn
for
yeajs
In
the
tennis
wars,
bu,t
with
her
youngsters,
steadily
showing
improvement,
panada
may
be
strongest
team
to
town
and
Is
ex.
reafy
tp
burst
fQfth
with
R
tang
ble
threat-
Tip
slepder
Murray
appears
on
the
way
to
recognition
as
the
greatest
tennis
player
produced
by
the
ppmlnion
and
one
who.
jvth
mqre
pxtensiye
tourna.mc?it
play,
might
attain
ranking
in
the
iyqrld's
first
1Q.
He
admits
this
i
s
amhltlon.
Xhe
yquthfil
Montrealer
hqs
not
decided
pn
his
competitive
plans
fpr
this
season.
He
has
mde
a
I
start
by
gaining
the
fina.
rpimd
pf
the
BermMtla
amateur
championships.
Hp
brushed
aslile
two
American
Stars
and
pnly
fe'l
before
a
thii4.
QSh
"Bltsy"
Orap
rapked
fourth
In
the
United
States,
n
a
flyerspt
final.
The
two
Americans
he
whipped
were
Fran-kle
Parker
and
W!lm.er
Hlpes,
both
fp
the
first
IP
qf
the
U.
S,
and
the
fqrmer
a
Davis
(Jqp
prqspert
this
ypar.
Sweef
yfetpyy
Murray's
vlptory
aglqst
Parker
vas
especially
sweet.
Four
years
ago
at
Ottawa
Murray,
was
Just
starting
tq
pimb
as
a
Junior.
Par
ker
came
heralded
as
a
boy
wonder.
It
was
the
year
he
captured
the
Canadian
men's
singles
.
tyr
beating
George.
Lott,
Jr.,
of
.Chicago
In
the
final.
Murray
and
Parker
met
In
one
of
the
early
rounds
and
the
American
anow,ed
aadlan
youngster
one
garni-In
two
sets.
Murray's
campaign
at
home
this
AICTION
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Accepts
Date
Northern
British
Columbia
Hoop
Scrips
Take
Place
Here
neck
j.
Port
Simpson
has
sent
word
to
the
city
of
ts
acceptance
of
the
dates
of
April
22
and
23,
next
Wednesday
and
Thursday,
for
the
series
for
the
Sun
Life
Cup,
emblematic
of
Northern
British
Columbia
ha,
ketball
charnpiopshlp.
These
dates
had
been
proposed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association.
T1
L
At
,
.
.
un,
oinipspn
is
nr
nirniT
it.
pected
to
give
the
locals
a
real
run
for-
the
district
title.
Prince
Rupert
Is
expected
to
use
the
same
team
mat
piayed
against
Premier
lruhe
recent
series
here.
LADIES'
HOWLING
April
20--CN.R.A.
vs.
Annettes.
Maccabees
vs.
'
Bluebirds.
April
23
Rangers
vs.
P
ft,
Orads.
Brunettes
vs.
Doodads.
season
will
depend
largely
on
hoy
tnings
work,
out
about
his
travel
ling
to
Europe
,tq
defend
the
Scottish
men's
shigleJ
-
title
hs
won
last
-year
and
play
In
the
Wimbledon
and
other
tournaments.
In
all-
likelihood
Murray
anfi
Laird
Watt,
another
young
lon-
trealer,
will
represent
Canadi
abroad
as
they
did
last
year
when
they
were
sent
as
representatives
of
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennh
Association.
This
would
cause
then
to
miss
the
Canadian
chamrjion-
tliips
at
Vancquver.
They
.likely
will
appear
In
the
US.
national
tourney,
however.
Murray
hopes
to
find
Canada
back
in
Davis
Cup
circulation
In
a
year
or
so.
He
figures
the
Donv
lnlon
will
have
to
return
event
ually
and
thinks
next
season
a
good
a
time
as
any
for
the
fresh
start.
Canada
did
not
comp't
last
year
and
will
not
enter
the
1936
draw.
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