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DAILY
EDITION
Get
Your
Wednesday,
April
28,
1937
Let's
Stay
Good
Friends
'
We
will
soon
be
in
the
throes
of
another
political
campaign.
The
most
of
us
are
glad
that
it
will
be
.
comparatively
short.
With
April
nearly
over,
only
May
is
left
for
the
orators
and
the
campaigners
to
get
in
their
work.
As
for
Prince
Rupert,
the
business
of
nominating
candidates
has
not
even
yet
been
done,
although
we
may
have
a
good
idea
as,to
who
some
of
them
may
be.
That
means
the
campaign,
except
for
preliminary
organization
of
.the
parties
will
not
be
under
way
until
well
into
May
making
the
fight
here
that
much
shorter.
We
are
hoping
that
the
people
who
will
have
things
to
say
and
do
in
this
campaign
with
a
view
to
electing
candidates
will
keep
in
mind
at
all
times
that
they
may
have!
to
live
here
after
the
election
is
over
and
to
endeavor,
as
far
as
possible,
to
keep
their
utterances
and
statements,
whether
they
be
spoken
or
written,
within
due
restraint.
We
shall
try
ourselves
in
the
course
of
the
campaign
to
keep
to
issues
and
facts,
avoiding
personalities
and
in-
Too
often
the
campaigners,
in
the
enthusiasm
of
ex-,H
Mr
jjuujiuiug
uieir
causes,
lorgta
mat
iney
snouui
tie
trying
to
win
votes
rather
than
lose
them.
Instead
of
cultivating
bad
friends,
as
they
often
do,
election
campaigns
should
be
a.
time
to
endeavor
to
make
good
friends.
The
campaigners
should
remember
that
it
is
not
those
of
whose
support
they
are
already
assured
that
they
should
cultivate.
Their
potential
field
should,
it
appears
to
us,
be
among
those
who
might
tpday
be
on
neutral
ground
or
opposed
tothem
politically.
To
win
their
votes
is
the
im-portant-thiner.
Rrowbeatine.
ahuse.
nr-piurlirA
nnrl
intol
erance
will
not
win
many
votes.
Tact,
forbearance
and
toleration
of
the
other
fellow
is
a.
much
more
effective
means
of
persuasion.
.
We
would
like
to
see
this
election
campaign
made
an
exemplary
one
in
Prince
Rupert.
No
one
can
object
to
hard
hitting
with
facts,
policies
and
even
philosophies.
But
we
can
object
to
calling
names,
imputing
motives
and
reflecting
upon
each
other's
intelligence
or
capacity.
Nothing
but
bad
friends
can
be
made
that
way
and,
after
election
day
is
over,
there
will
be
a
bad
taste
left.
We
can
see
no
good
reason
why
election
campaigns
should
be
so
productive
of
pettiness
and
misunderstanding.
Let
us
be
a
little
more
broadminded
and
tolerant
in
this
one
and
leave
the
road
open
for
every
one
to
pull
together
in
the
public
interest
after
it
is
over.
Let
us
work
towards
a
real
united
front
rather
than
a
divided
force.
Let
usall
-realize
too
that
we
may
have
faults
ourselves
and
that
it
would
be
better
if
we
started
in
correcting
our
own
before
we
start
abusing
the
other
fellow
for
his.
If
we
start
on
that
ground
we
are
more
liable
to
get
places
than
to
begin
on
the
premise
that
we
are
faultless
and
piat
our
opponents
have
no
good
in
them.
Let's
observe
a
few
elementary
rules
of
good
sportsmanship
in
this
election
campaign.
ngo
Pumps
Norn!
Just
arrived
a
large
shipment
of
Tango
Pumps-white,
brown,
black
and
blue
kid.
Also
brown
and
black
suede
and
patent
leather.1'
-
Widths
from
AAA
to
C
The
Finest
Fitting
Pump
Made
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
D
KINGFISH
HUMBLED
Jack
Doyle
of
Ireland
Heats
Lev
iosky
to
Piilp
for
Decisive
Twelve
Round
Win
1
11
London
I4UXDO3,
April
Doyle,
215-pound
Irinh
heavy
weight,
pummelled
223
-
pound
King
LeviiiHkv
of
Chicago
for
an
easy
twelve-round
decision
before
a
crowa
of
12,000
fijfht
Tans
in
a
London
rinir
last
nijrht.
Doyle
took
eight
of
the
twelve
rounds
and
administered
upon
the
King-
nsh
me
soundest
beatii'
or
his
career.
It
was
a
cave
man
sur
of
fight
with
many
wild
swings
and
a
lot
of
cliiuhing.
However,
there
was.
plenty'
of
action
too
and,
while
it
may
not
have
been
a
very
stirring
exhibition
of
the
fine.
points
of
the
game,
the
crowd
gut
yood
value.
J,evinsky,
who
i
generallv
recorded
as
he
ing
all
washed
up
hut
who
came
over
here
with
a
view
to
skirting
a
come-back
campaign,
was
battered
to
a
pulp
but
was
still
game
at
the
finish.
Athletic
Club
At
Kitzegukla
Has
Pie
Social
KITZEGUKLA.
Anril
!?
On
Saturday
night
Kitzegukla
Athletic
Club
sponsored
a
pie
social
n
the
.McDamen
Hall.
Arthnt
Sampare,
the
honorary
president
of
the
band,
acted
as
chairman.
following
a
period
of
games
Wilson
acted
as
aue-
and
sold
the
ionated
hy
the
ladies
to
the
high-est
bidder.
There
wui
snmo
rum.
petition
among
the
hoys,
many
of
the
pies
selling
fur
nv,
,i,.u.,
After
the
sale
coffee
anrf
ion
was
served
and
the
pies,
in
add!
lion
to
other
refreshments,
wen-served
to
lhe
guests.
Ti
v
...
iroceeus,
which
amounted
to
over
$20,
were
turned
over
'to
the
treasurer
of
the
club
foi
future
expenses.
SEED
SHIPPED
BEAVERLODGE.
Alta..
Am-!)
28:
(CP)
This
district
in
tv,a
Peace
Iliver
country,
300
miles
north
of
Edmonton,
shipped
more
than
100
cars
with
250,000
bushels
of
seed
grain
to
five
differeni
provinces
this
year.
Wheat,
oats,
timolhy
and
grasses
were
TAK'
A
P5G
O'
JOHN
BECC
J
M
PORTED
OLD
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
nrltlsh
Columbia.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Rain
Cancels
Most
of
Major
the
Pirates
and
New
York
Giants
on
even
terms
for
second
place.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Diego
18,
Oakland
3.
Baseball
Standings
'Including
yesterday's
games)
.
National
League
W.
St.
Louis
.5
Pittsburg
3
New
York:
...i.
3
Philadelphia
3
Brooklyn
2
Chicago.
1
Boston
2
CincinnaU
'....
0
American
League
W.
New
York
3-
r
Detroit
2
Philadelphia
3
Cleveland-
1.
2
Chicago
2
Boston
2
St.
Louis
2
Washington
.
1
L.
1
1
1
2
3
3
4
4
L.
1
1
2
2
2
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.000
Pet.
.750
.607
.600
.500
.500
.500
.400
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SAVES
I
Carbon
Scrapes
"A"-
cylinder
head
of
car
dtiven
6,000
miles
with
other
oils.
Note
heavy
caibon
eau-ins
car
to
"pins"
badly.
"B"
tame
cylinder
head
3,000
miles
after
motor
wat
switched
to
Triton.
Most
carbon
has
burned
away.
Knati$
nave
stopped.
2
GASOLINE
SAVES
Many
cars
have
spark
retard-'ed
to
suppress
carbon
"pi3."
Triton
allows
correct
advance
setting
of
spark
without
"pinging."
Result:
You
get
the
mileage,
power
and
efficiency
your
motor
was
designed
to
give.
3
OIL
SAVES
DRAINS
Triton
saves
oil
because
it
has
extreme
resistance
to
"break-ing
down."
It
Is
a
safe,
full-bodied
oil
long
after
many
oils
arc
worn
out.
Should
you
neglect
to
drain
crankcasc
at
customary
time,
don't
worry
about
Triton.
4
MOTOR
3AVti
WEAR
Hundreds
of
fleet
operators,
private
individuals,
and
technically-minded
persons,
who
keep
accurate
cost
records,
report
Triton
saves
them
money
reduces
motor
wear,
minimises
repairs,
gives
freedom
from
carbon
troubles.
SPORT
CHAT
er.
LeaffUe
GameS'
Cleveland'
Hob
FeUe
f
I
Walter
Johnson
of
the
h
new
lif.lt
Hi:,-'
Imnnrl
.1
ti
Avnlititofl
trite
enn.
I
ST.
LOUIS,
April
28-Saln,
andon
ike
no
otht;r
ho)t
office
ut.
:
wet
grounds
washed
out
all
but
one
i
traction
in
sport
history
Ilabe
1
!of
the
scheduled
major
league
if!,.!,
xoenteil.
Ilia
TrnmnYiirvt
According
-to
nresentnhins.
Fel
ler
is
slajed
to
Btarf
seven
Sun
day
games
nt
League
Park,
Cleveland,
as
well
as
Decoration
Day
July
Fourth
and
Ialmr
Day,
homt
holidays.
One
of
the
Siindaj
sanies
will
be
against
the
Yanki?es
Feller
also
is
si
liedulud
4
500
to
hurl
three
oilier
home
games
Today's
Baseball
National
league
Brooklyn
3,
New
York
2.
Boston
4.
Philadelphia
7.
Cincinnati
10,
Chicago
3.
American
League
Chicago
2.
Cleveland
7.
28:
Jack'
baseball
games
yesterday.
In
this;vignt
MSm
y
figured
U
.mtt
theiaFainat
,lNpw
York;
including
a
one
ine
si
tjihis
c:aramais
ae-
1
rjvnnrt
toaiurnav
v.-
'
I.I11V.IVI.
II
TMlfC
f
IPMI,1JVV,
feated
Pittsburg
Pirates
3
to
1.
It
.
was
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
for
the
Pirates.
The
victory
put
the
1
Pellets
pitching
assignments.-
Cards
on
top
in
the
standing
withi
1,JT
hav"e
been
mapped
out1
I,
,.,..:
1..
1...
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1
t-
11
club
president;
Cy
Slapriicka,
atrateuUL
.aud
Field
Sieve
O'.N'elH
5,-
J;.1
:M
His
simts-huve
Ueert
welselecl
eA
ua
th
roa,U:
Xh-
will
be'foui
starts
for
Feller'
nV
Yankee
Sta
dium,
including',
two
Sunday
'inn
!
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...III
U;ittager
i
.
,
,
.
,
;
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in
pee
"nil
011
several
una-
The
ehoicest
-
.
ate
sions
Vnwevefm
sVefor
a
chance
on
the-
(Tleveland
sehedule
hav4'
milt
lull
((
Lj
tttwk
him
It
.
.
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"
,
:consiiifiratly.
.
the
Van
Meter
plauned
to
u,
K'l
ex
ta
the
lllW(l-
und
pheiiom's
appear
hest
thance
to
fill
the
ball
parks.
UMu
ud
;SL
w,u
f
land
far
lietween.
Uradley,
who
has
blown
aiW),-!
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
000
since
1D:!2
with
the
Indiana.
-:
not
oiily
hopes
to
recoup
his
l03SfS.
Illll
POlinfta
tfMi
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tfi-.nl.la
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vv
tut:
iKiu
aiui;
in
me
R--'fco
,833'redirer
an
well.
Tho
cluKV
enf
fers
will
be
enriched
$250,000
by
j
Feller's
pitching,
alone,
it
is
es-ftimated.
An
American
League
of-
J
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,
1
1
....
.htl.
a
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n
mm
uniy
nn
mm
111
jury
to
reller
can
prevent
the
magnate
from
cashing
in
on
his
Fton
Ajipeal.
LOCAL
COUPLF
WEDDED
TODAY
The
marriage
took
puCe
at
2
n'clncl-
tVii.
mi'.-.Tio.-m
ai
,l
w
s
"
Pierian
Church,
officiatini;
,,i
Mi..
.
glna.L'amh,
daughter
of
'ihZ'A
'
m
f
nice
Runett
to
James
Currie.
so,,
M
by
Miss
Muriel
Moor
:;:
oam
Murray
uoth
an.
w!j
The
SALVATION
ARMY
Annual
Self
Denial
Campaign
Gives
you
BETTER
LUBRICATION
ftlu
FREEDOM
FROM
CARBON
KNOCKSl
ALL
too
often
...
you
only
begin
to
pay
for
motor
oil
when
you
put
it
in
your
crankcasc.
And
here's
the
reason:
many
oils
form
excessive
carbon
and
sludge.
Carbon
causes
your
motor
to
knock.
Knocks
reduce
power,
waste
gasoline
with
every
mile
and
are
damaging
to
your
motor.
Sludge
gums
piston
rings,
sticks
valves,
plugs
oil
lines
and
causes
excessive
wear.
Triton
cannot
form
harmful
carbon
or
sludge
because
it
contains
none
of
the
low-grade
materials
that
cause
a
motor
oil
to
break
down
in
use.
Triton
is
Propane
-Solvent
refined
.
.
.
100
PURB
Paraffin-base
.
.
.
1
OOtf
PURE
lubricant...
so'pure,
motors
easily
burn
away
the
small
amount
of
carbon
formed.
It
gives
the
finest
type
of
motor
protection
money
can
buy-PLUS
freedom
from
carbon
knocks
and
all
the
waste
and
damage
knocks
cause.
Put
Triton
in
the
crankcasc
and
for
get
your
lubrication
worries.
It
will
save
you
money
give
you
a
bet
tcr-running
carl
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
ami
1
liuuusu
many
year
ur
resides
In
Prlnr.o
0,,.,
.
,
wUCt
I
"
iuiu.
wui
nave
th
I
hearty
congratulation
and
J
titicHnc
ef
mnm..
I
-.
.
1
1
I
i(a.
vumi'
are
this
afternoon
on
uie
priJ
.
Oeorge
for
Stewart
whc;-j
ft,
.,
Iffl
The
Salvation
Army
is
making
the
annual
.appeal
ftir
funds
to
carry
on
its
world-wide
work.
During
the
month
of
May
officers
and
workers
of'
tfee
iWitioiv
Army
will
be
engaged
in
IhiV
ram-paign.
The
need
is
great,
the
appeal
urgent
for
a
ponerous
response
to
this
year's
financial
effort,
THflY
SERVE
WHO
GIVE
4
WAYS
TRITON