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DAILY
KUiTiON
Monday,
August,
16,
1937.
DESTRUCTIVE
POLITICS
The
Vancouver
Province
of
Wednesday
last
published
an
PflitnriMl
iirtiplp
snHHofl
''lloctfuotivo
PniUi."
in
rhe
Important
thing
to
avoid,
in
Dr,
Fraser's
opinion,
is
the
tendency
to
turn
the
play
period
into
nn
endurance
contest.
The
grim-faced
invidual
i
ntpnt.
nn
nnnttiot
eighteen
holes
of
golf;
the
perspiration
soaked,
half
exhausted
tennis
player
determined
to
finish
an
extra
set:'
performances
like
these
destroy
the
very
purpose
of
ex-
-'"i
wi"v;ji
ia
tu
uuuu
una
tone
me
muscles
and
which
cannot
bo
accomplished
by
over-doing.
"Those
who
are
about
to
go
on
their
vacation,"
Dr.
Frasor
stated,
"should
shift
gradually
from
a
sedentary
routine
to
one
of
active
exercise,
The
heart
and
muscles
are
not
prepared
for
the
sudden
strain
of
stepping
from
a
quiet,
inactive
existence
into
one
that
calls
for
thirty-six
holes
of
golf
or
five
sets
of
tennis.
Such
a
change
is
fooi-ish
and
dangerous."
Bernice
Palmer
says
...
!
Girl
Guides
of
Prince
Rupert,
I
salute
you!
Way
down
here
in
California
I
read
of
your
camp
at
Digby
Island
and
was
I
glad.
I
wonder
if
any
of
my
old
"troopers"
of
twelve
years
ago
fl
retaking
part
in
the
Girl
Guidefto-day,
either
as
leaders
or
sponsors?
Or
liow
many
are
sending
their
own
children
perhaps
as
Brownies?
I
will
never
forget
the
time
1
suggested
the
children
brinp.
something
to
practise
on
for
their
sewing
test
and
one
young
hopeful
brought
a
whole
basket
full
of
darning
and
snid
her
mother
thought
we
weiv
going
to
hold
a
sewing
bee
and,
if
so,
would;
ire
pleofe
work
on
these
socks.
Until
I
Ijegan
raisin?
a
family
of
my
own,
I
believed
she
"fad
cut
the
toes
and
heels
of
those
eoeks.
I
know
bettu
now
!
;
Captain
Taylor
who
helped
us
!
box
the
compass,
leam
the
Morse'
code
and
knots,
had
carried
on
his
work
here
with
the
local
Roy
Scouts
and
has
helped
many
a
young
tenderfoot
swat
for
his
tests.
We
were
privileged
Roy
Seoul
Jamboree
and
taking
care
of
themselves.
It
Is
a
great
and
wonderful
mow.
ment
and
to
those
leaders
of
both
the
Girls
and
Roys
I
am
sure
Ihe
Good
Shepherd
reserves
special
blessings.
From
California.
Gir)
Guides
of
Prince
Rupert,
I
salute
you!
Oakland.
CHEERIO.
THEY
WANT
PARKING
'
SARNIA.
Ont..
Auir.
If,:
(C.P
American
tourists
are
direct-d
which
an
effort
is
made
to
show
that
the
appointment
of
'to
park
on,
a
lot
iudda
with
ujuu.iuB,
.
AKa
..
L.
W.
Patmore
to
the
International
Fisheries
Commission!'10
paVfcfrwr
iign.
Vne'n
ihey
ob-'
and
the
resignation
of
G,
J.
Alexander
to
make
a
place
!iecthe'
a.r?
-the
signs,
nrn
for
him
was
"to
pay
a
political
debt."
To
Prince
"Rupert!
only.
8
ldentM
people
this
is
laughable
for
they
know
that
$1000
a
vear
is
not
the
least
attractive
to
Mr.
Patmore,
considering
the-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
August.
16,
i837
Exhibition
Game
Of
Soccer
Ends
In
3
to
0
Score
i.n
i
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...1
1...
.
i
a
U
I
l.i"
-
'
,rt
era
ma
I
jran(-
Kinks''
goalie,
was
the
outstanding
player
of
the
game
George
J.
'Dawes
was
referee.
Another
-
game
between
IK
same
teams
is
on
the
cards
fo
tomorrow
evening.
SPORT
CHAT
lish
touring
emergency
while
on
holiday
Australia
last
year,
has
I
awarded
a
touring
cap
by
the
M
to
see
the
c.C.
here
tl
is
..
.
.C.
silver
tnnis
prize
at
Lord's,
London),
when
he
beat
W.
I)
Macpherson
,bf
4-0,
C-2,
C-3,
7-5
scopes.
He.
also
cr.ptured
the
Gold
prize,
dethroning
L.
Ies.
3-C,
C-2,
1-(J,.Ct2,
0-2,
I
England's
amateur
soccer
tean.
won
the
second
"teal"
against
Australia
in
Brisbane
4-0,
to
ev
mi
the
series,
;
Jockey
C.
Smirke,
one
of
l!u
two
other
vouths
had
Anderson's
assistance.
IS
AMAZED
HY
GARDEN'S
;-CoritI
nued
froin
Page
1)
rate
of
growth
in
that
locality.
In
transplanting
flowers
It
was
to
do
the
same
to
others
was
fatal.
Speaking
at
pests,
the
speaker
laid
there
did
noteem
to
be
nearly!
as
many
n
Prihc!
itapert
as
ln
Vancouver.
It
was
necessary
to;
er,
.sailed
on
to
assist
the
Eng.
small
way
and
expand.
Then
later,
jn
down
and
become
specialists.
In
been
'that
way
they
got
to
be
masters
of
cne
line.
Concluding
the
speaker
mentioned
the
Joys
that
came
from
garden-
ys
pltchetl
tenl'
Rain
poured,
lightning
flashed,
lng:
He
knew
of
nothing
that
gave!
at
f
t
lake
v
Merritt
in
the
heart
of
but
th,,
0njy'
people
who
scurried
as
great
saUsfactlon.
The
garden'
.uakiand
for
three
days.
It
was
a
boxing
bout
the
where
turned
1
away
at
an
open.air
1
was
place
people
revelation
:tn
neatness
and
in
iwetoft,
Eng.,
were
specta-'
either
in
Joy
or
sorrow.
It
was
a!
ispatch
that
would
do
honor
totor8.
Snowy
Edwards
beat
Rill
great
thing
to
share
wjiat
you
had
;
seasoned
veterans,
these
Roy
Hardy
in
12
rounds.
land
people
with
gardens
were!
oiuuis
ui
rtinenca
sei
un
their
,
i
.i..i
teH
tn
tho
th
-
w
v
-
m
lino
w
1
jruuii3
'p
their
knowledge
of
scout
cr-ft
along
good
things.
In
the.
garden
I
one
learned
the
laws
of
nature
which
were
the
laws
of
god.
Comisnisioncr
Aldtr
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
In
welcoming
the
visitor
to
the
city,
drew
a
comparison
between
the
city
today
and
twenty
years
ago.
At
that
time
It
seemed
Impossible
to
grow
flower
among
the
stumps.
However,
the
hardy
pioneers
had
dons
a
lot
of
goad
work.
Even
four
years
ago
the
gardens
were
not
as
jthey
were
today.
The
old
pond
on
;ntst
succesaful
riders
in
Eng-
second
Avenue
had
been
made
over
lish
racing
today,
despite
his
119
lnto
a
heautv
snot
hv
the
railway
i
A
n
1
t
1
1...
r
'
nas
ucn
iciaiiieu
uy
me
COmDanv.
the
old
hantl
ball
court
Khan
for.
next
year.
THREE
MEN
AND
A
DOG
RURLINGTON.
Ont.,
Aug.
16:
(CIM
When
Malmnlm
AnW.
wnrk.pntnllpH
H
l
mnoh
htr
nff
.f
h,(
f
n
e;t
:
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'7""""
-
1
repre-
son's
Scottish
terrier
fell
irtn
J
.
,
,
..."v...
v.v..
"
'
-
i'u"
acmauve
01
me
international
Fish-;the
Burlington
Canal
nderson
and
indeed
only
agreed
to
take
it
after
being
pressed
to
do
"les
commission,
returned
to'
the
I
swam
200
yards
to
rescue
it.
ihe
SO'.
icity
on
the
Catala
last
night
from'doir
nut
un
sm
h
a
struu-Lrle
that
The
Province
lauds
Mr.
Alexander
as
a
man
with
a
thorough
knowledge
of
the
fishing
industry
and
its
prob-
1
mu
fi.
,
i?
i
1
r
n
1
leius,
uje
writer
01
mis
arncie
is
possiDiy
unaware
01
the
fact
that
Mr.
Patmore
knows
a
great
deal
about
the
industry.
He
has
lived
a
quarter
of
a
century
of
his
life
among
the
fishermen
and
has
studied
their
problems
from
every
angle.
It
seems
a
pity
that
a
great
newspaper
like
the
Vancouver
Province
should
stoop
to
petty
politics
just
because
it
does
not
approve
of
Mr.
Pattullo.
It
challenges
every
act
and
move
of
the
Premier's
and
sees
nothing
good
in
anything
he
has
ever
done.
Theirs
is
politics
in
the
Pickwickian
sense
and
would
be
numerous
were
it
not
tragic.
Prince
Rupert
has
for
years
demanded
that
a
northern
representative
should
be
appointed
oh
the
Halibut
Commission
and
a
protest
was
made
at
the
time
Mr.
Alexander
was
given
the
position.
The
position
of
the
fishermen
at
Prince
Rupert
has
every
year
become
more
serious
and
the
demand
for
a
change
has
been
growing.
The
appointment
of
Mr,
Patmore
is
evidently
approved
by
them.
EXERCISING
FOR
HEALTH
"Improper
exercising.
is
a
very
common
cause
of
impaired
health
during
the
hot
weather
months,"
says
Dr.
Robert
A.
Fraser
of
New
York.
"The
best
time
to
stop
exercise
is
before
you
have
had
enough.
Leave
the
golf
course,
tennis
court
or
swimming
pool
with
the
feeling
that
you
would
like
to
stay
longer,
and
you
can
be
sure
that
you
have
not
over-done.
This
rule
applies
to
all
forrrtf
of
recreation
or
exercise,
and
should
be
followed
hv
nnnnlp
yho
are
on
their
vacation
as
well
as
those
who
are
taking
their
exercise
after
working
hours."
a
brief
trip
to
Butedale
on
official
business.
at
the
police
station
w;as
another
beautiful
garden,
thanks
to
Staff
Sergeant
Greenwood
and
his
predecessors..
The
Totem
Park
on
Fraser
Street
he
hoped
next
year
would
be
improved
by
the
addition
of
flower
gardens.
Two
years
ago
the
judge
In
a
court
trial
referred
to
thL
as
a
"slummy
area
They
were
evolving
a
'roall
but
choice
to
go
(0
park
at
that
point
He
was
always
I
glad
to
see
beauUfieatlon
going
on
'ollVi)i(
amllVliers
.employment
to
24,000
vvorteri
H
because
he
realized
It
was
an
fLsset
l
-!..
Tmirlitc
a-prp
nlreadv
father's
barn.
They
grahbed
the
liot
fenders
of
a
blazing
motor
car
and
pulled
it
out.
IIOMK
FIRK
FIGHTING
RIDQETOWN.
Ont.
Aug.
16:
(CP)
protect
plant
by
spraying
or
other
Fire
Chief
Oordon
Stevenson
was
means
against
thess
pests
In
order
bowling
on
the
local
greens
when
to
get
best
results.
j
the
fire
siren
started
to
roar.
The
Dr.
Uaras
said
he
did
not,
wish
to
chief
didnV
wait
to
finish
the
pose
as
an
authority
on
flowers
but
game
and
found
it
was
Ills
own
he
had
been
at
the
work
for
many
barn
on
fire.
years.
He
urged
that
those
about
to
take
up
gardening
start
in
a
C.
N.
B
.
TRAINS
cricket
riVi.Pt
team
team
in
iii
in-"
wey
wunec,
mey
couia
narrow.
J
'
,
.
and
Fridays
a
Fridays
n
p.m.
a.m.
From
the
Kast
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
10:45
p.m.
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:30
p.m.
ClAssiHEO
KOUSALE
!
For!
ABOUT
THESE
REPAIRS
lumber,
shingles,
cement,
plaster,!
brick,
Oyproc
and
roofings,
see;
Albert
ti
McCaffery
Ltd.
Phone
lie.
u.
FOR
SALE
Two
beautiful
golden
cocker
spaniels,
Males.
KIv
inonl
ha.
Just
right
for
training.
Sixteen
dollars"
each,
worth
(Inutile,
ftnv
IX
Dniij
News.
(190
I
FOR
SALES
A
bargain.
One
acre,
slx-roonj
house,
good
cellar,
well,
barn,
henhouse,
wood
shed,
fruit
trees.
Qne.half
mile
from
centre
of
village.
Price
$500
cash.
Ad-
dress
Chas.
R.
Ollbert,
Terrace.'
DC.
U.i
FOR
SALE
Eine
quality
timothy
hay
and
also
clover
hay
w'tli
a
small
mixture
of
timothy.
Some
peavine
and
vetch
with
small
amount
of
timothy.
Delivery
anytime.
Mike
Maslrli,
Rmlthers,
P.C.
(100H
FOR
SALE
At
T.
J.
ShentonVj
528
gth
Ave-
West:
Hidroom
suite,
cost
$125.00,
fccll
for
.G5.no
Victor
-radio,
cost
$375.-00,
with
44
records,
sR
for
1100,00;
Dining
room
buffet,.
cn,y
f.40.00,
price,
$20.00;
Kitchen
table,
iricc,
j.00,
Sectional
book
caftCi
price
$20.
0'
Rfival
vacuum
cleaner,
cost
S")rri,
,,rrfi.
finjr.fi:
Oak-
cv
tension
table,
price,
8.00,
FOR
RENT
ANGl.s
Apartments,
four
liwirii
sulten,
tl.it,
It
I'd
A1ALE
HELP
WANTED
CRDERL
-JANITOR
for
General
iiofjmai.
Apply
iu-12
and
4-0
c'cl)ck.
(181)
WANTED
WA'IK3
-ascd
home
for
police
dog.
Out
of
town
preferred.
Abnly
iwu.
uuu.
jveisey.
(101)
i
LOST
1
LOST
Urown
felt
hat
near
Lindsay'.
Oarage.
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please
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rimmed
can
secure
for
this
IMPROVED
.SHINING
H0l",
wnsn.
vm..
All!,
..,
.-
.l
.1
nf
DrlnW
TP!
Hamlin.
......
Ui
H:
taming
tiDuut
me
jiHuciw
v
,
....
V;i
umi('iY
or-
Rnnp
nnrf
hp
hnnert
thev
would
roittee
misaea
few
lt
"
spaced
eighteen
Inches
apart
but
in
'
Iowa
;each
naye
more
on
to
tourist
vwrc
hrM
others
the
same
plants
need
two;ta,k
through
a
minor
accent
tlVp
feL
All
deDended
on
the
average
!
....
i..t
.
niA
lnw
Mmm;iu..
i..
.""'ii
;that
gardening
was
not
only
an
a
tour
of
the
city.
"
asset
to
the
city
generally
but
to
be
transplanted
eastl?
and
others
out
gardener
always
got
more
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
lst
'
T,
iol
it
than
anyone
else.
He
nopea
me
'
w.
rtug.
jq
cp,
Thursday
evening,
the
D.ckens
",uuc
.
"'""'
C
.
"'""''
work
of
the
Horticultural
Society
n.ueri
iv.
nuntx
V8S
eleven
winning
by
a
score
f
wwupianwa
wniie
P18"15
asi
would
continue
and
expand.
Uama
tem
three
to
nil.
Atgood-aiied
eroll
lle
PM,WB
f
,
I
of
fans
was
treated
to
a
vr,
f
,Jr
d,,if
CUU1Ilh
qthe"j
u
BURNED
SAVING
BARN
u,we
an
trmedlate.
creditable
display
of
the
pigskin
wcu
BRANT
FORD,
Ont.,
Aug.
16:
(CP)
game.
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again
was
rather
dif-(
Theodore
and
George
Young
George
Howe
scored
twice
and
flcult.
Some
ptents
could
be
pruned
burned
their
hands
but
saved
their
Lauglan
Gillig
once.
Herbie
Mor
or
disbudded
with
advantage
but
druggist
'
becaus
8
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a
Provincial
Constable
R
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6Ut
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of
Massett
sailed
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on
the
Prince
George
for
w,H
mvuuki
on
escort
duti
He
will
return
to
Mas-sett
from
Vaa.
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n
Mie
next
trip
i'rlnce
Charles.
the
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