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Monday,
July
12,
1937
SIT
DOWN
STRIKE
In
France
there
was
a
sit-down
strike
recently.
Proprietors
of
hotels
were
recently
asked
to
reduce
the
number
of
working
hours
to
a
point
which
they
considered
is
dangerous
to
the
success
of
their
business.
They
closed
their
hotels
and
sat
down
to
await
the
time
when
their
employees
assumed
a
more
reasonable
attitude.
INTERESTING
QUALIFICATION
President
Rosevelt
believes
in
women
taking
an
active
part
in
politics
and
he
has
shown
that
he
believes
it
by
making
a
woman
secretary
of
labor
in
his
cabinet.
Secretary
Perkins
has
shown
much
ability
in
the
difficult
position
she
holds.
But,
and
there
is
usually
a
"but,"
Mr.
Roosevelt
does
not
think
the
country
is
ready
for
a
lady
president,
at
any
rate
not
until
the
present
incumbent
of
the
office
is
Rooseveltian.
He
thinks
women
have
brains
and
executive
ability
but
lack
recuperative
powers.
They
must
be
able
to
lay
down
the
job
and
forget
it
while
they
take
a
vacation
and
recuperate.
This
he
thinks
can
only
be
done
if
they
learn
to
fish.
They
must
be
able
to
tie
a
fly,
make
a
cast
and
land
a
shiny
trout.
Also
they
must
be
able
to
bait
.the
hook
with
worms.
This
is
the
final
quali
fication
which
most
women
cannot
pass,
They
balk
at
the
worms
and
until
they
can
bait
a
hook
and
like
doing
it
they
cannot
hope
to
succeed
to
the
presidential
chair,
development
and
progress
of
his
community,
no
matter
how.
diligently
he
may
labor
to
build
up
his
home
country,
no
matter
how
loyally
he
supports
a
friend
in
politics.
extols
the
virtues
of
a
famous
native
son,
stretches
the
truth
to
praise
a
local
prima-donna-to-be,
or
gently
lays
a
metaphorical
wreath
on
the
grave
of
a
departed,
he
seldom
hears
a
"Thank
you."
Rarely
does
?;ivone
say,
"Well
done."
Almost
never
does
he
hear,
"We
appreciated
that."
But
let
him
make
a
slip.
...
J4
THEY
DESERVE
IT
I
am
confident
that
all
newspaper
editors
wil
go
to
heaven,
says
W.
Earle
Dye
in
the
Rotarian
Magazine.
No
matter
how
eloquently
the
editor
may
boost
for
the
ALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
sauce
is
digestible,
palatable,
satisfying
CANADIAN
FISH
&
GOLD
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Branch
of
the
Navy
League
of
Can
yesterday.
The
trip
was
In
the
nature
of
a
picnic
outing
and,
In
spite
nf
the
rather
wet
afternoon,
the
outing
proved
Interesting
and
enjoyable
to
all.
Transportation
was
provided
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.'s
packer
Chief
Legale,
Capt.
Harold
Casperson.
On
arrival
at
the
Island,
the
camp,
headquarters
In
the
old
quarantine
hospital
were
Inspected
by
all
after
which
the
boys
paraded
for
Inspection
by
R.
M.
Winslow,
under
Lieut.
O.
H.
Greenwood,
commanding
officer
and
Sub.
Lieut.
Jce
Landrey,
president
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Navy
League.
Mr.
Winslow
spoke
briefly
as
also
did
Monday,
July
12,
1S37
NEWS
THE
DAILY
.
'SPORT'
CNRA
Tennis
Tourney
Starts
Several
Games
I'layed
as
Tourna-mint
dels
Under
Way
At
Week-end
The
results
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
tennis
club
annual
tournament
which
commenced
over
the
weekend
were:
Mrs.
West
and
Miss
E.
Riveit
defeated
Mrs.
Miller
and
Mrs.
R.
Morrison,
G-3,
6-2.
Mrs.
E.
M.
West
defeated
Miss
A.
Kach,
C-3,
6-1.
Miss
E.
Rivett
defeated
Mis
L.
Blitch,
6-4,
6-1.
Mrs.
L.
Blitch
and
Don
Blaki
Defeated
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Davis,
C-4,
G-4.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Morrison
defeated
Miss
A.
Kach
and
W.
Blitch,
6-2,
6-1.
F.
M.
Davis
defeated
S.
Jur-
main,
6-4,
6-3.
R.
Morrison
defeated
F.
Summers,
6-2,
6-8,
6-2.
CAMP
IS
K.
SPORT
CHAT
Add
novel
golf
matches.
Ted
Hook
did
nine
holes
in
par
figures
on
a.
course
at
Sydney,
Australia,
by
moonlight.
Playing
in
a
four-ball
match,
one
ball
was
lost
but
four
were
found.
Australia
defeated
England
bv
31
runs
in
the
first
women's
test
cricket
game
to
be
played
in
England.
The
tourists
scored
300
and
102
against
the
borne
team's
204
and
167.
It's
the
old
story.
Aberdeen's
touring
pro
footballers
hae
shown
themselves
far
superior
to
South
Africans
amateurs
in
positional
play,
ball
control
and
anticipation.;
,
i
.
Invention
of
a
Dutch
golfer,
golf
clubs
with
heads
made
of
specially
prepared
beech
wood,
requiring
neither
lead
nor
any
weight
to
distribute
the
balano.
are
winning
favor
in
England.
,
J.
L.
Coleman,
Olympic
marathon
runner,
ran
from
Maritzburg
1
rinfrf,r,f
tto
Durban,
South
Africa,
in
six
VINI
I
H
I
I
hours,
23
minutes,
beating
by
Navy
League
Picnic
Yesterday
Afternoon
Proved
Interesting
and
Enjoyable
Outing
one
minute
a
record
of
Arthui
Newton
which
has
stood
since
1D25.
C.
S.
Nayudu
scored
the
century
ever
seen
in
the
Gymkhana
Club's
grounds
in
London,
reaching
the
100-mark
ada
and
parents
and
friends
of
the
in
39
minutp,
iip
nl
run,
members
of
the
local
Sea
Cadets
his
strokes
including
five
sixes
who
are
at
present
in
annual
camp
anij
j5
fours
visited
the
boys
at
Dodge
Island
Here's
concentration
for
you.
A
Capetown
golfer
r
in
the
rough
played
an
excellent
iron
shot
to
the
green
and
looking
up
discovered
he
had
cut
the
head
off
an
18.
inchlsnake.
In
spite
of
a
wet
season
anil
difficulties
in
regard
to
the
state
of
the
ground,
Bradford
North
ern,
English
Rugby
League
club
showed
a
profit
of
more
thnn
$5,000
at
the
end
of
the
season
Southern
Rhodesia
beat
its
own
record
for
the
overseas
full
range
.303
postal
shoot
under
Bislev
conditions.
Scorn
nt'
1.120
T,
H
Johnson,
a
former
presldentjwas
seven
better
than
last
year's
oi
me
league,
wno
is
revisiting
me
imark.
city.
The
Cadet
Corps
bugle
band
then
played
a
few
selections.
After
lunch
there
was
community
singing
and
a
program
of
races
was
run
off
on
the
beach.
The
wlners
in
the
various
events
were:
Tug-of-War,
Hazen
Hankinson's
"I
think
Bobby
Locke
is
one
of
the
finest
strikers
of
a
golf
ball
I
have
ever
seen."
This
tri
bute
to
the
young
South
African
golfer
was
paid
by
Henry
Colton;
noted
English
pro.
siae-
I
Miss.
A..
H.
Robertson
of
East-
Rowing
race
The
boat
of
Dun-
ern
province,
South
Africa,
set
a
can
McRae,
Joe
Norton
and
Billy
new
nHtish
Empire
record
for
Wilson,
(the
women's
javelin
throw
with
Hop,
step
and
jumpJoe
Norton,
a
heave
of
ls0
feet,
9V2
inches;
Elmore
Hankinson.
I
Running
broad
Jump
Joe
George
Greenwood.
!
Swimming
race
George
Greenwood,
Elmore
Hankinson.
Backward
oar
race
Hugh
Bur-bank's
side.
Ball
throwing
Joe
Norton,
Norman
McLeod.
The
boys
were
found
to
be
very
comfortable
and
enjoying
them-selves.
They
are
In
capable
charge
of
James
Stevenson,
recently
arrived
from
McGlll
University
at
Montreal.
In
camp
are
George
Greenwood,
Brett
Soles,
Bill
Hunter,
Edward
Dawes,
Norman
McLeod,
Donald
Nelson,
Hugh
Burbank,
Harry
Hamilton,
Hazen
Hankinson,
Richard
Moore,
Allan
Burbank,
Allan
Large,
Jack
Davies,
Elmer
Hankinson,
Richard
Mills
and
Donald
Eby.
The
camp,
which
opened
a
week
ago,
will
break
up
at
the
end
of
this
week.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
July
13
Vandinks
vs.
R.
C
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V.
R.
Dominion
Day
Cup
June
17
Canadian
Legion
v.
Vandinks.
June
22
Vandinks
vs.
R.C.N,
V.R.
July
1
Final.
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Phone
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SECOND
AVE.
Nature
Is
no
respector
of
rank.
Even
the
great
suffer
from
her
whims.
Tony
Martin
planted
flower
seeds
and
onions
came
up.
At
that,
he
Is
better
off
than
I
was.
I
planted
onions
and
got
weeds.
And
speaking
of
flowers,
many
of
the
gorgeous
Martha
Washington
geraniums
were
frozen
this
winter
but
fuschias
seam
to
have
wea
thered
the
cold.
One
of
the
sights
that
struck
me
when
I
first
arrived
In
the
East
Bay
were,
the
magnificent
gardens
of
geraniums
and
fuschias
which
I
had
been
taught
to
nurse
with
care,
growing
six
and
eight
feet
In
height.
Hedges
of
geraniums
are
quite
common
and
borders
of
precious
calla
llllies.
And
I
once
plan
ted
some
California
popples
and
spent
nearly
two
years
trying
to
weed
them
out!
But
I
have
not
seen
the
quantities
of
wild
flowers
we
used
to
pick
In
Prince
Rupert.
Can
you
still
pick
the
dainty
queen's
cup
and
violets.
"down
by
the
creek?"
Or
have
they
given
way
to
"the
march
of
time?"
And
are
the
hills
still
covered
with
Labrador
tea
and
huckleberry
blossoms?
Something
should
cer-,
talnly
be
done
to
preserve
the
wild
flowers
of
which
Prince
Rupert
used
to
be
full.
j
Once
upon
a
time!
Dorothy
Tre-mayne,
Helen
Wallace,
"Coco"
Mc-Mullin,
Betty
Barrow,
Dorothy
Tovey
and
I
made
a
huge
bouquet
of
Prince
Rupert
wild
flowers
we
had
gathered
and
presented
them
to
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
who
were
visiting
In
the
city
and,
believe
It
or
not,
we
had
a
hard
time
convincing
our
own
families
we
had
gathered
so
many
right
on
Kaien
Island
Island
of
Fallen
Trees
It
wasn't
the
quantity,
but
the
variety.
Two
kinds
we
did
not
Include
devil
clubs
and
arum
lilies
(skunk
cabbage
to
the
uninitiated).
CHEERIO!
Oakland.
SCHEDULE
OF
BOWLS
July
12
No.
5
vs.
No.
8;
No.
2
vs.
No.
D.
21
inches
better
than
the
previous
record.
"Paddy"
Travers,
manager
of
Aberdeen
soccer
club,
thought
the
144,000
crowd
at
Ihe
cup
finai
'
against
Celtic
was
"great"
but
he
is
still
bemoaning
the
revenue
lost
when
20,000
persons
wert
turned
away.
This
despite
the
Irish
nickname.
V
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Tlell,
Queen
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In
the
honest
climates,
at
in
all
other
parts
of
the
world,
Dewar's
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