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Thursday,
September
3,
1937.
,
WILFUL
DAMAGE
.
The
city.is
offering
a
reward
of
$25
to
anv
person
who
PXt
,fivldience
fading
to
the
conviction
of
persons
wnawjlfully
damage
property
in
Prince
Rupert.
Ihere
have
been
a
number
of
complaints
of
boys
and
otners
breaking
raiiinp-s.
invnHihfr
UnAt.tu-'
breakiner
windows
anr
ntfipruieo
.fm
r'
the
city.
Also
there
have
bee7imn
HE
STAGED
GREAT
RACE
ing
ana
so
successiui
was
nincresi
ffard
to
damflP-p
tn
S,,mm0.
fn.
I
na-
cnarIes
.Van
Miller,,
au-
vuic
;
7P
I
,
-"Jfc"Scf
cxuss
Lne,
narDor.
Ithor
of
the
famous
"stork
Derby"!
ifllS
instinct
tO
smash
fhtnnrc
io
I...
a
J-
'
i.m
iu-j
Str-
.
.
ITS
A
CURIOUS
WORLD
-
Wjf?,!?11
,
tlie
,
,
most
highly
skilled
pilots
is
mistress
ot
both
land
and
sea..
JThege
are
very
important
changes.
HARRIERS
TO
TRADE
kAf!wvyW!
ajJ
thPe
was
a
definite
swing
of
all
10"?"tt?W.d
nWalism
and
the
consequent
raising
S
WB
Wlth-the
hl)e
of
improyirig,
business
at
in?S
C?ada
S.?ne
of
nati0's
that
participated
in
this
scheme.
While
we
are
not
going
to
say
that
Canada
was
wrong
in
a
certain
measure
of
protection,
we
SfJake
10
cut
bff
ost
altogether
Uw..v,
wi
umt
klllic,
6
V'ry
d6
iri-tHe
di
-A
mKs
'
lwihg
opposite
c
teilJ6?1?1.
that
they
cannot,
live
1
to
,f.bcv
am,
rnai,
restricting
trade
is
injurious
to
all
C?Zr$fh
When
We
buy
g00ds
from
anther
country
...v.
v..w
umwiv,
vuu.iuji
ciiuuin
uoous
to
nav
for
thp
m
Vim
benft
to
both
cpUies.
IVftrUe
W'lW
4g6
injured
British
Cbl-uinbia
and
threw
many
.citizens
put
of
work,
fteopenih'e1
ti-ade
relations
allowed
Canad
ans
to
buy
many
Japanese!
knui
yi
w
v.
nt.vuv.u
uiiu
u
tic
siuiic
niiic
proviued
i
market
for
many
Canadian
articles
of
commerce,
espec
y
utitioiii
uuiuuiuia
jjtuuutioi
nuu
VVliak
UJ)J)11GS
Japan
applies
to
almost
every
other
country
.
to
n
was
ureens
Dener
that
anv
man
with
a
few
dollars
tn
kndn
right
right
to
to
bet
bet
it,
it,
&
.
.
should
have
the
.
in
T
the
old
,
n
days
piracy
was
the
hiirh
f'th"
at
th"
ack
or
elwhere,
w-
j----,
"
common
VUIIIIIIUII
on
Ull
llie
111
tMI
-seas'
SHJl
S
'
'
:
1
r..
w..v.w
When
wnen
a
a
nirnfp
pirate
ship
chin
umo
caueht
r..,
,.1,4.
4.i;
the
.
f
..
'
But
P,ut
he
ne
was
w.as
frank
frank
An
in
ann'nnnMno
announcing
,
ana
was
bahf
nf
n
71
!
tn-vi
a
:r:
wm
we
i
the
better
may
win,
but
if
he,
fol-
I
huro
tx.'fio
;,
...l..
m
,
t.
i
r
i..
I
tif
inn
T
"
'":wnen
tne
"riSh
liag
Was
pro-
Orpen
was
S?,?".fr
subjects
anywhere
in
the
world.
Tn.
io.
1854.
He
ua
tne
British
flag
is
being
flaunted,
British
subjectsilejr
of
Newmarket,
dnt..
and
nine
"MP
an
many
losing
their
lives
because
one
Orient-
'lldrei?
were
born
of
the
unl0"-al
nation
quarrels
with
another
1
7116
thee
llvlng
a-re
At
one
time
the
nation
that
had
the
strongest
navy
,.r
v
.
loviwp.ui
tnu
W1C
ocao
beas.
ivuuy
louav
rne
me
one
one
with
witn
rhp
the
mncf
most
THE
DAILY
NEWS
36
SPORTCHAT
"Abe"
Orpen
Brought
Man-o-War
ls
25
i6
2g;
et
ln
g0if
and
and
Sir
Barton
Together-Was
wling.
when
it
is
30
to
3,,
Ths
Picturesque
Figure
:
was
the
finding
from,
a
study
of
11
leading
sports
reported
to
the
Am-
inai
ne
purcnasea
uuiienn
in
inuz.i
j-,
.
Hlllcrest
was
sold
in
1916.
J
OfflWfji
ncuuwuiMi
waa
ujjciicu
me
same
,
'.'
year
and
in
1924
Orpen
started
Tiyk"f
Virfof
"
V
Long
Branch,
a
mile
track
west
of
5-
1CIUI
J
t
Toronto.
In
1935
Orpen
leased
the'
....
.j,
Fair
Grounds
at
London
for
yearly.
Defeats,
Orillia
)l
to
10
in
ppwf
two-week
meets
In
1935
he
opened
wickets
for
d611ar
betting
at
the
London
track,
n
Innovation
so
popular
he
placed
it
in
operation
at
all
his
tracks.
He
his
chauffeur.
Orpen
was
83
in
Of
'Ontario
Lacrosse
Championship
Finals
dnniiA.
bhi.,
Sept..
2i:
Cornwall
'defeated
Orillia
by
a
was
the
first
in
Canada
to
instal
score
.of
11
to
10
yesterday
in
equipment
for
photographing
fin
ishes
and
was
the
inventor
of
a
three-section
starting
gate
used
now
at
nearly
all
Ontario
tracks.
Known
For
Generosity
While
Orpen's
chief
interests
were
horse
racing
and
betting,
ting
he
he
was
known
rin
Toronto
as
a
thropist.
He
made
friends
is
with
the
first,
game
of
the
final
series
fnr
th.
'Ontario
amateur
lacrosse
championship.
BLLND
'GOLFER'S'
FEAT
tnnk
a
vvifn
to
thp
works
to
list
en
to
the
FarrLoufs.
fight
brbtA.
!iQf
boiowiI
WiAn
etnnnPrl
Work".
he
told
ofThyr4dio
owner
was
SUSpended,
tip"
by
his
close)
resu)tinK
n
&
sympathy
Walk-out.
HAS'
PROUD
RECORD
,v-
.
v.....feS3
iei,iij,
new
put
is
none!.""1"
Jcu
anu
ivnner
oougm
a
trie
less
annoying
and
the
curious
thing
is
that
the
worst
!
?iarrow
strlp
ot
property
dividing)
BinSiiKGHAM,
Sept.
3:
(CP)
:
damage
is
to
the
character
of
the
person
who
i?
rpnn
!wo
downtown
buiidings.
expecting
iF,.
Pinkston,
nbted
English
Sible
for
the
damafrp
Ahvnnp
nLl,
l
P
io
make
blS
Proflt
y
setag
the
football
referee,
has
ret
red.
t'n
dbihfe
the
wholfv
L
iS
rtlnfPCAh
actlOng
IS
Utrip
they
considered
"essential"
to
none,
of
the
hundred.,
of
league
.
l;!
V?
SerV
Ce;
!t
18
3
PatVlotlC
dlity
and
one
building
or
other.
Oren
held
'ana
cup
garnet,
where
he
ha
of.
nn
uniy
iirm
action
on
the
nart
nf
pvprvnno
iviti
f
:
hi
int.prpt.
cpvrdi
;fiviniv
Kp-aVaV
nve
in
stopping
it.
ally
sold
at
a
loss.
ioff
the
Held
I
Tf
Ittn
0
w.A,Hf
I
1
1
.
AI
1
.1.
ilEAbs
KES'T
BATSMEN
CANTERBURY,
.Eng.,
.Sept,.
23
:
'CI')
Leslie
Ames,
heads
Kent
Countv
cricket
nverntrpa
thia
.una.
t.SQn
with
a
total
nf
1.000
rnn
tn
the
"
iiiuiiiKt't
an
aicuiKr
in
Lft.Lt.
vwu,vv
juiiiM
imo
me
sea.
Nnmpm.
ir.iUn,
i.
-
,..
.
.
ihiiiuxs,
.
..
j
uo.oiiu
wii,
i
iiuioc5
is
a
losing
uroDOsuion
'
ne
hp
tr
i
x
P-
or
manv
.vears
niVnv,
l,n,l
A.
1,
-l.aM
Jiu?
S1"in'
He
wavnot
oul
on
two
occas.ons
ii
;
.
"
!'.
j
iim
uccii
V-UlIillltU
10
tile
I
41
6""'t
uic
puDiic
can-1
XZT
i?
onF
inte.rvals
were
cases
reported,
NV,w
iyow
in
the
twentieth
r-pnti
vir
if
io
-
a...
it
iwice
or
oneneri
svit
snisw
at
vimiT
ili-
torift'n
i
u
Kn'':rrK
--T
...
v.vuij
it
jo
iicwcaaary
"cVcsadiy
ior
me
na-l0w?
the
dav
tiohsf
the
fha
World
to
I
V
game
n
and
UM
dnvont.
1
UUlf
combine
to
stop
piracy
..
"
W
V
II.
IJIIKm
UCIILi
aj
m
(he
will
always
end
a
loser."
'CP)-Loul,se
Horha,
23-yHear
old
Dorn
in
1
pronto
FeD.
.
V1"
'u.'"'y.aiu
"ueu.
ii
married
Is'obe'l
Wrig-j',,tir
ty
,
swimming
,
the
foVi
and
Abram
M.
Jr.,
and
Mrs.
T.
Am-brdse
Wood.
AND
NOW
Til
UNilElHuKD
NEW
VOlikTSt.
23;
(CP3-Wrestling's
newest
attraction
is
treacherous
miles,
.betvyeen
.hWp
aj
W
t..V.
.
tiris.
.V
-iiu
uc
jbk;
01
vviiffii
unaccon
nanied
and
jn
the
ifeiu
of
ntk.
Clhief
TjiunrWbfrd--n;,imWr
'of
'he
Saanicli
JndiSntrJb'e
of
Vancouver.
I?land
.AL
hfs
.fealuro
holfls,
-Tiiqri'derbliU.
boasts
the
"Indian
choke"
ahd'''th
"bear
hang."
,
Or
plapa
,
YOU'll
00
IT
BtTTEft
XND
.
JX'SlEp
WITH
,
,
JJ
t
.ft
i
.
1
'.
,
,3.1
if
QUAKER
OATS
TO
SUSTAtH
YdU
tNEjtGY
juit
try
citing
t
3e'licious
break-fait
of
Quaker
Oati
every
day
for
two
weeks
and
tee
how
much
better
you
feel
happier
lit.
1'
Giants
Win
i
1
ton.
luuui
ocju.
..
phiiah-1
Blinded
irilhe
war,
Cap't.
Gerald
Pittsburgh
wfth'Lowry
carded.
79
at
Mersea
Isl-
Boston
prominent
politicians
and
mini-
and
Llub
recenu
Ctorc
,,ar,ra
Va
n.n
.
linVl
Vila
V.ltpt
tllflCeS
lea
evervwnere
bv
an
armpH
anorrt
ien
nim
cic
u
distance
the
SDrlne
of
'green
1937
when
he
reported
to
rjollce
that
three
men
had
kidnapped,
him
as
he
entered
his
National
Sporting
CJub.
lie
was
forced
to
drive
them
to
a
downtown
bank
where
he
said
he
withdrew.
$1000
and
sent
the
trio
away
with
it.
"I
dealt
my
way
out
of
that
mess,"
he
told
reporters.
A
few
davs
earlier
lier
of
4
OVER
CUBS
erican
Psychological
Associawuxj
uy
"V
'
tv
most
celebrated
horse
'
Blanking
the
Chicago
Cubs
by.
race
ever
J.rof
Harvey
C.
Lehman
"of
Ohio
lllU
-0
o-
a
y
oiugcu
iii
yauaua
wu
uuuci
"
.
-
I
University
at
Athens
UniO.
He
lc
rrvJV"
score
pf
.
fVfc4s
3,
agerup
01
"AD"
orpen,
famous
.tudied
the
records
of
hockey
and
uiiernoonj
new
xoik.
uiani
re-Canadian
sporUman.and
race
track,
baseball
piayers
from
the
years
stimed
a
two-and-a-half
game;,
njar-own'er
who
died
in
Toronto
yester-i
g16
t0
193
Tje
be
singie
year
ta
of
leadership
in,
the
National
day,
at
Kenllworth
Track,
Windsor,
fof
baseball
records
lri
this
group,
League
standing.
St.
,L,ouls
Card-in
1920.
Orben
brought
together'
l
,j
tL
n'5a
Sift
'the
tnals
'defeated
the
Brooklyn
D6dg-
.
'
c
vrtw
VltV.
H5W
w
w
,
'
Resume
Lead
of
Twoand-a-IIalf
Games
it
Close
Rational
League
Pennant
Hare
.
.
,
CHICAGO,
Sept.
-23:
(CP1.
six
to
nothing
yesterday
Mano'War.
owned
by
Samuel
Rid-'
uuu
wwi
QnH
hk-
ers
and
assumed
exclusive
nosses-
die,
and
Sir
Barton,
owned
by
J.
K.'
wa
2j
2g
'
slon
of
third
place
ahead
ptt
the,
L,
Ross
of
Montreal,
when
the
turf.
.
Pittsburgh
Pirates
who
lost
"close''
.
.
t
J
i
a.
a
ii
1
1
T"
i.
-
rW.
-itt
wyna
was
in
not
uispuie
over
me
jn
prjze
fightln"
with
135
world
one
iu
me
uuaiun
ucs.
ijip
rfiiif
merits
of
these
ruriners.
Or-
lies
eked
out
victory
great
cnampions
ln
aU
Masses
,
supplying
a
narrow
over
pen
put,
up
a
purse
of
$75,000
'and
,y,c
Vtvi
tko
hst.
aae
was
25
the
Cincinnati.
Reds
and
went
in-
horse
followers
from
all
bartsof.the
-x
n
tA
u
hiik
toseventh
olace
ahead
of
the
Reds.
t
it.
uviiibuiciit
tauic
w
naitn
man
same.
.UOliers
uic
nwciwuu
lc4(uc
uic
irau-
j
bOWleTS
Were
I
the
o'War
win
Easily,
:
inclyded
only
the
British
and
pro-
tag
New
York
Yankees
had
no
tlif-!
jg
ociuic
lie
juitiiiucu
uic
nincicM.
fgcslonal
ChampiOnS.
T
?
.
n
S
neuujr
n
ucautiK
:
tcuai-uwcu-.
rape
track,
a
half-mile
oval
in
the
Champions,
the
professor
said,
tag
St.
Louis
Browns
Inboth.
ends
centre
of
Toronto,
at
the
turn
of
ranged
frorh
.22
to
26
for
putdpor
of
a
double-header
and..
built
up
the
'
lie
tlieir
lead
to
twelve
and
half
century,
Orpen
operated
a';
and
2J
0
"for
lnfloor.
a
handbook
at
Woodbine
track.
For
j
jj!
tjre
w
no
obvloiis
reason
games
6yer
Detroit
Tigers
who
were
a
time
he
managed
a
hotel.
But
...
.u.
.
'ix.
ia
Uni'Anrir
viftfir-
winning
over
the
Red
Sox
at
Bos-
always
he
was
interested
ln
gambl-'j
ences
llli
I
llr
liiiiiNii
iiiu
v4
mww
ms
YESTEIti)AY'S
SCOItES
National
League
New
York,
6;
Chicago,
6.
Philadelphia,
3;
Cincinnati,
2.
Brooklyn,
2;
St.
Louis,
4.
Boston,;
Pittsburg,
,2.
American
League
St.
Louis,
1-0;
New
York,
4-11.
Petrolt,
6;
Bostoi),
4.
Chicago,
9;
Philadelphia,
?.
Cleveland,
4;
Washington,
6.
Baseball
Standing:
i
New
xork
Chicago
CCP)
St,.Louls
uv.:uU
National
League
86
85
77
76
72
On
the
Brooklyn
61
the
'ball,
Cincinnati
56
57
American
League
New
York
96
Detroit
84
iiniiT
Stopped'
VvotiR
Chicago
79
Boston-
73
CARDIFF,
Wales,
Sept.
23:
Cleveland
75
(CP)
When
tin
employee
of
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