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Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
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Saturday,
March
19,
1938
EIRIITV
THOUSAND
VISITOKS
During
the
month
of
June
last
year
eighty
thousand
persons
visited
the
field
in
the
English
Midlands
When
beorge
Russell
grew
his
wonderful
new
lupins
which
have
been
named
after
him.
Eighty
thousand
was
the
number
attracted,
by
a
field
of
flowers
of
only
one
variety
grown
by
an
old
man
eighty
years
of
age.
i-
i.
?fc
was
twenty
years
ago
that
George
Russell,
an
Encash
jobbing
gardener,
conceived
the
idea
of
growing
these
lupins
which
have
caused
such
a
mentation
in
the
old
coun-
"jr.
xlc
whs
men
ceieuraung
nis
sixtieth
birthday
but
he
was
sixty
years
young.
He
sowed
various
strains
of
lupin
seeds
and
set
to
work
to
cross-fertilize
and
select.
Four
or
five
years
after
he
started,
a
neighbor
boy
was
taken
with
infantile
paralysis
which
left
him
unable
to
walk.
Russell
took
him
and
daily
carried
him
to
his
lupin
field
and
taught
him
the
secrets
of
cross-fertilization
and
selection
and
together
they
worked,
man
and
boyuntil
the
boy
was
recovered
and
the
man
began
to
see
success
coming
his
way.
'
t
As
Russell
gradually
developed
his
new
flowers
many'
visitors
came
to
his
field
and
wanted
to
buy
seeds'
of
plants
but
without
success.
Not
a
seed
could
be
purchased
and
not
a
plant
would
the
old
man
sell.
Last
year
one
of
the
large
British
seed
merchants
spoke
seriously
to
Mr.
Russell
of
the
future
of
his
young
protege
and
suggested
a
plan
by
which
the
world
would
obtain
the
Russell
lupins
and
the
boy's
future
would
be
secured.
The
man
and
hnv
still
wnrk
terror
w
nn
A
WONDERFUL
ATTRACTION
mt
a
t
.
m
.
..
ine
point
ot
tne
story
is
the
wonderful
attraction
that
a
single
flower
can
he
at
a
country
place
difficult
of
access.
What
might
Prince
Rupert
do
if
the
local
gardens
-
1
-
-!
it
j
i
.
.
.
.
V
were
mae
suiiicientiy
attractive
;
iiy
the
combined
efforts
of
the
-provincial
government
at
its
court
house
gardens,
the
,N,R.
at
its
sunken
gardens,
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
at
its
Totem
Park
and
the
hundreds
of
individuals
who
are
now
taking
an
interest
jn
bcautif
ipation,
"Prince
Rupert
could
be
made
so
attractive
that
every
visitor
to
Alaska
would
want
to
call
at
Prince
Rupert
and
many
would
make
the
trip
just
to
see
the
city.
The
possibilities
are
endless.
Once
it
gets
going
one
objective
after
another
might,
be
reached
and
passed.
Prince
Rupert
is
right
in
the
course
of
tourist
travel.
Already
people
are
looking
forward
to
visits
to
the
city,
chiefly
because
of
the
flowers.
The
fame
of
the:
local
gardens
is
spreading
.and
yet
the
work
has
only
commenced.
This
summer
should
see
all
past
records
shattered.
Splendid
work
is
being
done
by
many
residents
and,
if
each
continues
the
work
and
others
are
added
each
sea-i
fdn,
we
should
have
achieved
fame
from
a
source
which
at
one
time
was
not
only
unsuspected
but
thought
impossible.
f
;
The
Prince
Rupert
Recreation
Centre
is
a
busy
place
these
days
as
fhe
members,
both
boys
and
girls,
are
working
hard
to
place
'U
in
the
coming
-competitions.
The
high
bar
is
continually
un
and
in
use
in
one
corner.
In
an
other
comer,
when
there
are
mats
to
spare,
the
grunts
and
groans
of
specialist
wrestlers
are
heard
charge
an
"A"
team
hopeful
only
to
find
that
the
best
he
can
do
with
the
running
front
somersault
is
to
land
on
all
(vp:
IphImH
r,t
two.
But
up
he
gets,
dusts
off
bis
ruth
landing
gear
and
tries
aaln.
In
moving
about
the
gym
one
must
make
way
for
boxers
sparring,
shadow-boxing.
sklDDinsr
and
punching
the
bags
for
the
boxing
nignt
is
only
a
week
away.
On
Sunday
morning
these
boxers
will
be
going
out
from
the
gym
for
a
little
road
work,
leaving
the
fen
cers
and
girls
class
tumblers
and
acrobaters
to
work
in
peace.
The
tentative
card
for
the
boxing
on
the
24th
Is
as
follows:
Blindfold
Boxing
Frank
Hodge-klnson,
Jack
ChristoDher.
Bofi
Long,
Ted
Arney,
Ian
Grimsson.
wrestling
George
Pearce
vs
lEmile
Blain:
Snenrer
ni
Jack,
Wearmouth;
Jimmy
Bryant
Vs.
Robert
Gibson.
Boxing
(3
two-minute
rounds)
Don
'.McCouver
vs.
William
Lone
Dan
Healy
vs.
Steve
Frost:
Ale
Bill
vs.
Kosta
Klllas;
Stan
ScheiU
vs.
Bob
Peachy.
Bill
Rirkpr
vc
Norman
Hebb;
Marcel
Blain
V3
George
Rudderham;
Darrow
Go
mez
vs.
Oeorge
Ferguson.
Main
event
(G
two
-
minnfr
rounds)
Pat
Berry
(180
lbs.)
v
Frank
Gomez
(190
Jbs.).
For
Vancouver
The
competition
for
"A"
class
thirtfipn
Monday
in
order
to
determine
the
six
members
of
the
centre
thai
will
travel
to
Vancouver
for
tht
Inter-provincial
competition
in
Ap
ril.
The
boys
have
been
worklm.
very
hard
indeed
in
order
to
per
fect
the
compulsory
exercises
that
are
set
for
"A"
team
men
on
five
pieces
of
apparatus.
floral
.development
scheme
tat
the
lupins
are
being
.
Uie
more
t,
Mat
Tumbling
Running
forward
fomersauit,
extension
roll
back
wards,
standing
hand
sDrine.
High
Cross
Box
Vaulting
Lon'i
.
arm
hand
spring.
i
TTIfrh
T.nntr
Tin
v
T7n
1
1
1
1
1
,1
.
C(i.n.l
rllo
Tjniilt
iJClrt
Horizontal
Bar
41ang,
forward
swing,
backswing
upstart,
high
un
derswing,
full
uprise
(stem
upstari
at
end
of
back
swing),
back
circle
to
front
rest,
underswincr.
rear
uu-
start
to
sitting,
supported
hollow
back
l.ivnff
TEB
DAILT
NEWS
Saturday
LIST
CENTRE
IS
'PLAY
OFFS
ARSENAL
IS
VERY
BUSY
Preparing
For
Competitions
Here
And
in
Vancouver
IN
HOCKEY;
NOW
ON
TOP
irsi
Piace
Series
Between
AjaplcJ
Wolverhampton
and
Preston
Leafs
and
Bruins
Next
Thurs-
diy
Cajisulijjs
and
Ameri-cans
Have
Issue
to
Settle
TORONTO.
March
IS:
iQPi
National
Hockey
Leaeue
cham
pionship
playroffs
between
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
and
Boston
Bruins,
leaders
of
the
inte.rna.Uori;
and
American
divisions
respective
ly.
will
commence
next
Thursdav
in
Toronto.
It
will
be
a
best
three
out
of
five
game
series.
The
first
Second
and
third
place
play-offs
will
probably
commence
on
Tuesday.
It
has
yet
to
be
settle-!
whether
Montreal
Canadiens
oi
New
York
Americans
will
be
in
second
place
in
the
Internationa!
division..
This
will
be
decided
this
week-end
when
the
followin-
games
are
scheduled:
TonighU-New
York
Rangers
vs.
Canadiens
at
Montreal:
New
York
Americans
at
Toronto.
Sunday
Toronto
vs.
American.
at
New
York;
Rangers
at
Detroit:
Chicago
at
Boston.
The
Canadiens
are
now
half
a
point
ahead
ot
the
Americans.
They
assumed
this
position
with
their
six
to
three
victory
over
tlie
Maroons
.
at
Montreal
Thursdav
night
while
the
Americans
were
losing
five
to
three
to
Rangers
at
New
York.
In
the
third
game
Thursday
night
at
Detroit.
th
(Toronto
Maple
Leafs
inflicted
the
worst
defeat
of
the
season
on
the
Detroit
Red
Wings
by
a
score
of
7
to
2:
Bill
Thorns
morio
um
-
-unu
?Lsts
to
raise
his
point
total
to
35
for
the
season
and
win
a
$1000
bonus.i;.i
lf
....
.,
The
heroin
Thursday
night's
play,
however,
was
old
Nels
stpw
art,
who
scored
the
three
hundredth
goal
of
his
major
league
vuicci
wjiicn
nas
extend
AH
nvo.
men
will
be
held
at
the
Centre
on.
record
in
history
The
league
standings
to
date:
International
Division
'
Toronto
.23
9
14
141
120
fanadiens
.18
12
17
122
127
Americans
.13
1
27
107
161
Maroons
13
7
29
107
161
.American
Division
Boston
29
7
11
136
63
Rangers
27
6
14
145
91
Chicago
;?
9
;25
J)0
139
P4ro.it
.11
n
25
94
129
Springboard
Tumbling
IlunniupKr
;
-
forward
pike
somersault.
j,
tne
lteams
P0
S
a
m"iik
fiinynasuc
table
Tlie
method
of
sewing
is
as
55
48
31
34
unlt
ijows:
Perfect.
100
noints:
Fvmi.
90
points;
Very
eood.
j
joints:
Good.
70
points;
Fair.
60
inolnts;
Poor,
50
imints;
Very
Pooi
nu
points.
A
sliding
scale
of
ten
points
is
added
jtor
approach
to
and
rpi
from
apparatus
and
additional
jpoints
are
added
for
vigour,
etc
In
addition
to
these
combulsorv
m.
tne
"ent
of
hs
rip
being
exercises,
that
are
et
in
order
to.,
,
possible-
tne
te.am
will
bt
establish
a
high
standard,
each
'?
"
m
the
ps
Louise
'
.
'.Mondav.
March
"0
...
rcuiujji;iuur
musi
execute
an
op-
v..
-u,
uniIUi6
van-
tlonal
exercise
on
each
apparatus
ff0"ve'
Marcn
30
time
to
particl-
b
ik.iM
.
..i"Ate
in
rphMrsnla
fni.
(l,
iiwi
n-
mav
nemonstrate
ni'lj,
mC
nm-.
own
particular
ability.
Naturally
1
fwP
y
April
1
and
PIeP
foi
difficult
the
exercise
thHT?.
wtltlon
April
2.
The
team
simple
exercise
done
in
good
form
may
gain
more
points
than
a
dlf
ficult
exercise
done
poorly.
Also
at
the
lnter-centre
competl
will
embark
for
home
Mnnriav
a
ril
.4,
arriving
Wednesday,
April
4
The
only
expense
will
be
Uie
transportation
as
all
the
visiting
teams
will
be
billlted
out
during
their
stay
in
Vancouver.
"I'm
not
toMpg
ot
big
a
ti,I
oi.yow
think
.
,
,."
'y.i
you
or.,
if
you'r.
th
m
who
tipd
h.
boi'i
Sw..
Copil"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Tht
purttt
form
in
which
lobatco
con
bt
tmoktd."
But
One
Point
Behind
Rangers
and
St.
Bernard's
lo
Scottish
Cup
Semi-Finals
LONDON,
March
19:
(CP
I
Arsenal
defeated
Grimsby
Town
five
to
one
today
to
assume
exclusive
Readership
of
the
English
Football
Jeague,
First
Division.
The
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
played
a
draw
with
Stoke
City
and
fell
back
into
second
place
after
having
been
tied
at
the
top
with
the
Gunners
two
will
be
in
T
uun"ers-
games
Toronto
and
7
r,J
Jr
Preston
Northend
won
over
Man-
thP
the
stph
scene
win
will
then
shift
cwf,
to
Boston
"Chester
City
2
to
1
and
is
now
in
a
Ue
for
the
runner-up
position
with
Wolverhampton.
Thirteen
teams
sonUnue
the
struggle
against
de-notion
to
the
second
division
while
Sheffield
United,
Aston
Villa
and
Manchester
United
are
fighting
hard
lor
promotion
from
the
second
division.
Another
feature
of
Old
Country
Soccer
today
were
the
Quarter
finals
for
the
Scottish
Cup.
As
expected,
Glasgow
Rangers
eliminated
Falkirk
2
to
1.
A
surprise
was
St.
Bernard's
3
to
1
victory
over
Moth
erwell.
Kilmarnock
and
Ayr
United
played
a
tie
as
did
East
Fife
and
Raitli
Rovers,
necessitating
playoffs.
Today's
scores:
Fourth
Round
Scottish
Cup
Kilmarnock
1,
Ayr
United
1.
St.
Bernards
3,
Motherwell
1.
Falkirk
1.
Rangers
2.
East
Fife
2,
Ralth
Rovers
2.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Celtic
1,
Third
Lanark
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
5,
Morton
o.
Hibernians
2.
St.
Johnston
2.
Queens
Park
1,
Hearts
4.
Queen
of
South
1.
Aberdeen
0.
St.
Mirren
2,
Dundee
1.
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
5.
Grimsby
Town
1.
Blackpool
5,
Leeds
United
2.
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mul
an
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!
pointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Daniel
Archie,
deceased,
and
nil
parties
ihnviliiR
claim
egalnflt
(the
wild
tat
,orc
h-oby
required
to
fuxiUsh
wme,
.properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
lGth
day
of
April,
A.
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1938,
.and
U
parties
tndeixUd
to
tlie
estate
art
rwiUml
to
pay
the
amount
ot
their
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to
me
forthwith.
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Official
Admlnjfttralor,
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n.aiert,
B
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(iovi:k.mi;nt
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ok
Atrr-
Kolire
of
Apili.aliin
for
Consul
I
1
runsler
of
ILn.,
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lo.,.,.
li5)'I?CE
,s
toreby
given
Um.t
on
tM
25th
day
of
MarrJi
nort.
ih
ljned
tnter.d
to
apply
to
the
JJoucx
i
Control
Board
tor
consent
to
transfer
of
beer
licence
No.
4374,
Issued'
In
res-
loect
Of
ITTemlMM
hnlnv
nart
a
V...IU.
ine
known
Spruce
Creek
Hotel.
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Creek,
eight
irUlen
from
Atlln
Townnlte,
upon
lanuVi
described
a
J??fT
Cm
"8ally"
t
Spruce
Creek.
British
Columbia,
Prince
ltupert
Land
Imtrotlon
DltrUrt.
in
the
Provlnc
of
Brttteh
Columbia,
from
MllTord
Oos-Py11..
Caawell
to
Spruce
Creek
Hotel
uuiLiLTu,
m
opruce
creek,
British
CoN
(umblo,
tlie
Traruiferee
llOas1"11
tW"
18th
day
f
FbTUar7.
BPnUCE
CREEK
HOTEL
LIMTTFI)
AjplUnt
and
Transferee.
:
e
Scotland
Wins
I
Rugby
Title
I
TWICKENHAM,
Eng..
March.
19:
iCPt
Scotland
won
the
international
rugby
champion-
ship
here
today,
defeating
England
21
to
h.
The
Scots
.
were
ahead
12
to
9
at
half
time
The
victors
had
previously
de-,
feated
"Wales
and
Ireland
and
needed
only
a
draw
to
clinch
the
tourney.
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SATI'KDAY
P.M.
5:30
Opening.
5:45
Limousine
Lady.
6:00
Request
Program.
6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:
45
Variety
Program.
7:00-Man
About
Town.
7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
.MONDAY
A-M.
:
11:00
Opening.
J
11:15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20
Stock
Report.
'
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
.
12:40
Monitor
Views
the
News.
12:45
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1.
Leicester
City
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3.
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North
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Sunderland
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