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FAIRWAY
TRANSPORTATION
.
AFEST
jilETHOD
(Continued
.frpm
Page
One)
the
duplication
of
railway
facllt
ties
had
been
njucli
less
than
the,
duplication
which
was
always
present
In
Industry.
The
Canadian
Rational
Turning
to
his
own
line,
the"
,Canadian
National,
Mr.
Tobey
paid
tribute
to
the
late
Sir
-Henry
Thornton
for
his
welding
injio
the
Canadian
National
of
a
run7down
conglomeration
of
'
pubficV
and
.privately
operated
railway
system
!!hto
a
harmonious
organization.
iT!jls
,
had
.been
.a
task
of
,
herculean
proportions
but
it
had
been'
accomplished
by
expedition
and
com-;
plete
success
by
Sir
Henry.
He
had
gradually
brought
about
an
up-tpi
date
transportation
organization
rendering
a
very
satisfactory
and
necessary
service
to
Canada.
The.lettingofthecontractneos
Kd
the
the
employment
Sre
n;
r
leffi
iiMiwiaM
01
material
as
well
as
providirir
accommo
What
W&
with
f?iSlck
Peple
and
ving
them
tettfrSE
expenditure
on
defense
projects
the
comnlp
ion
of
the
post
office
and
smaller
vS
IThTn
the
city,
it
should
mean
a
very
busy
season"
U
ELECTION
TOMORROW
.
lliere
will
be
an
election
tomorrow
at
Lichfield
England
in
which
-two
candidates
calling
themselves
I
abor
candidates
are
offering
for
electionOrfeTSr
Crat
dock
a
supporter
of
the
Chamberlain
ami
the
other,
Cecil
C.
Poole,
a
railway
derkSd
government
the
government,
'
uW,0beu
to
10
The
vacancy
is
caused
by
the
death
of
J
A
T
nvnt-Io
at
(he
last
"eleion
t
The
-Vancouver
Province
admits
that
the
highway
,
to
Amelia
MrnnlH
Vo
a
.
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Letter
Box
jijs.
up
sto
rSfttiU
Sports
Editor,
-.Daily
.News:
To
the
thoughtful
mind
your
editorial
Tuesday
is
Interesting
not
only
because
your
'subject
va
snort,
vonth
and
nrirnnlMtinn
hi
t
l-TCr
encouratre.
m..
JR.
LEAGUE
RESUMING
,
..-
,-..r
to
lc
draw
UD
up
plans
nians
oecause
your
general
theme
was
schedule
hed
,
of
of
At
triM
nnl
ah
est
a
.
While
you
have
generalized
in
n,m
,,-m
k
i
a
,a
your
attack,
I
think
you
will
agree
day
evenlngs
and
Saturday
after-
The
Canadian
National
Svt,m
"".l.Tl
TT
L..
noons
until
the
end
of
the
season
today,
comnrislng
.23.500
'nUles
of
'
of
any
previous
generation.
'
?
An
iff
nnr
.
,.44j
.
u4imi(Ji
aiiu
Illy
.
OMilt'll
Slate-;,
comprised
the
lamest
rail
way
organization
on
the
Continent
Boys'
Spacer
Play
,to
.(let
.Under
,
Way
Tis
Saturday
.The
executive
of
the
Junior
.Foot
important
amendment
to
thp
I
.am
of
tne
opinion
that
tht
.Constitution
provides
that
only
main
trouble
lies
In
another
dlrec
bovs
In
their
flr,t
vpur
nt
ifiirh
The
ewpiipnt
nin,i
01'
an
can
be
summed
up.
In
one
School
are
eliaible
for
the
sames.
un
uie
uuiiiincni.
in
general
man-
ment!
ThTt
thov
i
uT
"UIua"
ecreiarynreasurer.
ufacturing.
the
Canadian
National
7
.
'"S
S
a
"markably
originated
more
tonnage
than
any
was
cert7nrJ
S
I'
1V
AIter
a
laP"
of
11
years
Peter
other
railway
in
Canada
By
virtue
they
sh0uld
havp
.7
Z
Z",
"IMcWilllam
returns
as
managed
to
01
its
lines
in
tne
united
States,
it
graln
f
,d
,
'
"
v
'
Tottenham
Hotspurs
football
club
Enarea
witn
New
York
Central
the
o0i
;."
.-
rtistinpfinn
nt
vio(,
"a
ipuon
on
tneir
return
-The
ihnd
lippn
a
fnotir
nf
fWo
'i,tm'Ae
scrlPtion
of
every
conceivable:
-------
y
4.44W
U4.444WOI.
.
.
.
'
.
importance
in
enhancing
and
has-
,
Slr
1
sav
-
merchants,
tening
the
development
of
Canada
"nfortunately.
th-;y
are
in
a
posl-
Building
a
Railway
,
on
where
11
is
hard
to
discri'm-
At
the
outset
J.!r.
fobey,
obs-rv-
Nor
can
.they
say
"Not
to-
ing
that
the
average
person
had
!ay
thank
you!"
and
slam
the
very
little
conception
of
the
rami-
d0or
1
am
not
a
merchant
noi
flcatlons
and
the
multitude
of
even
n
resident
any
standing,
'things
that
had
to
be
accompil?hed
S0
I.can
speak
or
wrlte
as
between
the
time
a
railway
system
case
aPPers
to
be.
without
fear
of
was
first
conceived
and
became
erberaticn
upon
the
monthly
an
actual
facility
as
a
common
and
1
do
5p6ak
ln
a11
sin'
bAuctwu
lu
IUI1
lor
rnoir
IVPS
I
In
tho
rtll.n
c.:.1
.
...
.
SCHrils
llhmrv
a
u;
.:(
,i
1.,
;
,
v"
vi.v
uliici
siuc
ui
uieuniancy
10
maturity,
various
de-
,
,,C
"
.
J
T
"
"1C
pictuie
.
there
are
children
who
'w
deserve
,a
to
VU'UC
be
OlJtl
spanked
f0rlpartm?nti
had
to
be
set
in
motion
!Z
a11
due
respect)
.churche.
.ret
.rmiisinrr.rn
usmg.,to
move
mnvn
nut
out
of
the
tUn
of
-.
if.
.n,.iU
rnerefore.
I
think
it
is
the
dutv
way
pasping'ears.
MUt
IWllit.
UilJLl
ULL1U11
....
'
i
"
Isjiccessful
completion.
While
con-
ine
clly'
its
management
istruction
was
proceeding
various
ey,ery
.s.ociet.V.
organized
for
the
'arr-
departments
which
would
managr
e
-lornun
or
the
human
race.
5er
and
operate
the'
ral'jway
must
he
)?ce
f,ubs'
army
and
navy
and
originated.
ulJB"lal,eu'
All
AU
.the'
Ule
numerous
numerous
de
ae
.
ne
.
uc
,
ll7ns-
,
-
each
and
"'J"'
Pvery
one
T"
"uu,u
"c
iccji,
umimit
lo
Dntlsn-UOlUmbia
hut
ST
Pr,nVlnce
tlftfen
million
dollars
yith
W.hich
to
the
other
If
.the
organization
was
co-agement
Is
neces.Sary.
IJUIKI
It.
I
hPV
nro
nnl-
nnhncmif
V.nf
r,
v.
i
11.
l.
...
,:i
.
.
.
l
1
m'TV.
cv-.niii6
u41.
au;
pijjiijiv
in
ineir
10
luncuon
v;itn
any
aegrce
or
ei"
c
j
tr
ufeual
quibbling
way
suggesting
possible
difficulties
and
also
suggesting
the
better
way
might
be
to
wait
until
we
Mr
Toey
commended
the
Jun-
,
:
uS0
outfa"
these
PowiljilitleB.
They
admit
it
ffiSlJfr
ZL"
"
Mouiu
De
a
ooon
to
tne
nrovince.
it
wnnld
snppfi
nn
ta.
Velopment,
WOUld
encourage
tourist
travel,
WOUld
Open
Prlnce
Rupert.
This
would
placf
dress,
President
(Oilker
.'pbsefyed
-Up,
a
great
jamJe
country,
provide
Wprk
for
a
large
nlim-
the
orBan'za"on
in
the'
position
ot
the
Importance
that
Railways
might''
Dei'
01
neODJe
Over
a
rprm
nf
vpprc
rViilo
mnmfn
yuaaesaeu
oi
Yajuaoie
ana
J-'iuj'
"I
ineaeveiopmeni.pl
iMortr-
nln
nVnSE
,L?T,
ff'
.mantena"Tce
practical
knowledge
so.necessary
tp
em
British
c6iumbfa
as
they
"
had
u-niild
Work
n
u
'
,pul(l;alsp
for
prpVfde
a
smaller
nupiber.lator.
Jn
discuss
and
legislate
inteillgentn
done
in
Northerp
6ntaH6
'and
spite
ot
these
advantages
:the
Vancouver
newspaper
ad-
on
the
many
items
that(eame
be-
Quebec.
"
vises
delay.
Wait
and
think,
is
their
policy.
We
may
be-fore
u-
wltn
thls
lcnowle
Us
"
.
come
Americanized.
Unholy
thoughtl
We
mav
become
ocome
Tlous
recmmfndat'ons
and
poll
i
thought
c
es
were
bound
to
be
of
very
de-
If
you
wish
to
prosnerous'
Eouallv
unholv
!
swap
;.methlng-
pruspeiuus.
equally
unnoiy
tnougilt!
finite
value
to
the
community
and
fry
a
classified.
which
he
left
In
1927
to
take
charire
of
Mlddlesborough,
six
years
later
StsS
the'
at
did
th
SS
CCOmlng
Arsenal's
chief
scout.
Par
from
beine
a
"dead
horse.-
w
cn
s
onaemnlng
thn
4
1L1.
j,
4.
..
Vicicilt
attitude.
trave
srnnl
'1
labor
man
bv
a
little
over
three
a
terribJs
drain
the
wealth
Z
"!"MMdami
vqtea.
01
tne
country,
the
Canadian
Na-
;In
view
of
the
fact
that
this
is
n
InW
1
tlDnal
had
been
tne
wain
jn$tru-
Tlta,Lre,,ze
w
tnat
tnese
thlP
that
there
is
keen
onWHnn
11
.
iKll"g
anf
menta,ity
.wealth
tp
be
financed,
but
by
whom'-fi'ritwh
nvm.nr!fTuP
-
'
r
,eveloP,n8:
-to
the
present
had
been
brought
into
existence.
ho
?
1
ask
n
.the
past
have
l
JllSn
government,
.
the
resnlt
n
tnrnnri-mr
..i
,
borne
Dorne
the
fcrunt
ni
Ti-tll
U
-vh
n,n,ji.
Canadian
m...
National
Rallwnv.;
We
brunt
of
public
nnhli.
sub-
';p;-
.
r-,,',.
'
.Tw,..v
v
,
,mi
uc
vcl
V
SltT-
-nit
cent.
-If
the
government
can
retain
the
seat
it
will
be
.looked
on.as
a
sign
of
strength
but,
if
they
lose
.it,
as
they
are
-likely
to
do,
it
will
be
considered
another
na
1
hi
the
political
coffin
of
the
National
government.
EXTREME
CAUTION
NEEDED
In
.Ranee
.Rupert
.most
of
the
children
have
to
plav
on
the
streets
and
for
that
reason
drivers
pf
cars
have
to
be
extremely
cautious
to
avoid
accident
,'Qccassionaliy,
a
unver
is
seen
honkmp-
his
horn
fnr
tho
ol
n...
.
,
.
m
vw.mc
ucaicu
.,,A
carrier.
'lLstsd
the
nhn.s-s
u
,u
t'hrmKrh
u'
ce"ty
ceniy
lnat
mat
athlet
athletics
es
are
are
as
as
lm
im.
:
'
T,10"1
hitting
children
Who
are.h
had"to
pa'
W
community
as
.th,
for
Senior
Football
Association
to
take
up
with
,hs
city
public
I
work?
department.
It
is
hoped
that
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Blink
PUONE
C58
TENNIS
GIANT
WIN
SPELL
ENDS
Lost
,Inon;inioukly
to
Cinncinnati
.Reds
Yesterday
Cleveland
.Indians-Had
Close
Shave.
From
Defeat
at
Washington
ball
Association
met
last
evening:1
4.
.
.
'i-ine
for
he
spring
eam-s.
ThJ
will
I
rlj
season
winning
streak
of
the
'
.
.
.
'New
York
Giants
was
ended
vester-
mis
weeK.
:
.
.
...
.
.
.
uay
wncn.wicy
wcfe.fqififa
py.wie
hardrh'ittuig
Cincinnati
Jleds
with
-sr
a
s;cre
or
10
to
2.
The
Chicago
1
Cubs
won
over
the
.Phillies
and
entered
into
its
construcUon
,
and
,
-encouragement.
Of
all
the
For
the
past
few
yeaw
boys
;wfa;
vlct?
'f
'r:
its
advantageous
location
to
serve
'yolumes
written
and
ures.give-.
were
repeating
first
year
in
Hlghjb"r8
P'res'
wen
V"1,0
,lfe
lelder;.R
the
nrespnf
nnH
f.,
-JI
upon
the
subject
of
athletics,
it
Schsol
were
ell?ihle
hut
it.
hns
WPn
!snlP
ot
the
second
division
ahead
&
develonment
of
Canada
had
not
adanta?e?
in
tne
education
of
felt
hat
tlLs
gaye
an
undue
ad-
i
Boston
Bees
who
were
losing
received
'
deserved
recognition
i'0S'
,Iien
aPd
wonie
U
build
vantage
to
the
High
School
leam
4
St..
Louts
Cardinals.
As
it
existed
today,
it
afforded
th,'
Physical
strength,
co-ordination,
and,
in.
the
interests
of
sport
in
the
ln
lhe
American
League
the
first
short,st
rail
route
between
Eastern
sPmTans,P'
relaxation
.from
best
meaning
of
tbs
term,
the
PW.e
Cleveland
Indians
had
p.
nar-
and
Western
Canada
with
lowor
tudles
rcreation'
Personality
as-
change
has
been
made.
It
become
:
r(w
1cscap?
rrom
'?Mng
t0
Uc
firadients
than
any
other
rallwaj
sertion
and
?enraHy
to
build
up
effective
At
once.
j
Waslilngk
Senators
in
a
King-'
?haracter'
1
have
yet
to
hear
or
:Iefit-
setting
the
odd
of
nine-,
line
iiue
either
cuner
in
in
Canada
uanaaa
or
or
the
tne
Uni-
Uni-
"
"V,4"
The
ine
schedule
for
earnes
is
nS
run
ted
States.
Its
favorable
gradients
F,ead
Wihh
011
this
important,
loljows:
through
the
mountains
were
a
f
,lhe
most
important,
factor
May
,
i
.
..
ln
athletics
...
lunlque
feature.
Its
branch
lines
on
the
prairies
served
the
mos
encouragement
can
have
many
May
11
King
Edward
High
School
I
productive
parts
north
of
tht
wavs
of
showing
itself
but
it
seems
vs.
Booth
Memorial
School
drought
zone.
In
Eastern
Canada
10
Tr
Ir
1
was
playing,
that
the
May
14
Borden"
Street
School
vs
it
provided
the
only
routes
through
,best
encoura.iement
I
could
have
Booth
Memorial
.School.
Canadian
territory
between
the
W0UIU
De
10
nea"
the
galleries,
the
May
18
King
Edward
Hih
School
Maritime
Provinces
and
the
rest
of
:&leaciers,
use
any
name
wou
wish
vs.'
Borden
1
Street
School.
canaa.
it
nad
a
double
track
T
wJr
"
I
Iay
21
Booth
Memorial
Sqhool
main
line
running
like
a
backbone
thelame'
ft
fi-lled
wKn
shouting
en-
vs.
Kng
zawzrd
High
School
through
Quebec,
Ontario
and
tht
thusiastic
spectators,
partizan
most
'
May
25
Borden
Street
School
v:
United
States
as
far
west
as
Chi-
decidedly,
yelling
encouragement
jDhfiSwnS
caso.
well
located
to
serve
all
th
and
trying
0-dwic
!
May
28
King
dward
Industrial
points
enroute.
It
op-
and
urging
you
t0
do
vypur
best
1
vs.
Borden
Street
School
'
'
erased
a
car
ferry
service
across
Use
your
Imagination
and'
put
June
1
Booth
am
Memorial
School
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5
Borden.
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raise
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emphasized,
served-,
directlv
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ninety
percent
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all.
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place
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King.
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High
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Memorial
School.
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Question
Of
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we
v.a.
aUa
aim
ui
i,w
uy-nvL-
per-
few
amS
weeks
when
a
group
of
youns
cent
of
them
it
was
the
only
rail
men
and
wnmn
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put
in
shape
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metal
mlnlna
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Detroit
Tigers
and
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
Philadelphia
Athlet
ics
defeated
the
Chicago
White'
Sox.
!
thereby
replacing
them
at
the
top
of
the
second
division.
1
Yesterday's.
Big
League
scores:
j
National
League
I
Bostpn
2,
St.
Louis
3.
I
Brooklyn
7pittsburg
2.
I
New
York
2,
Cincinnati
10.
i
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
.5,
I
American
.I.e.asue
Chicago
2,,
Philadelphia
7.
St.
.
Louis
1,
New
York
p.
.
Detroit
3,
.Boston
4.
'
Cleveland
10,
Washington
3.
j
The
standings.
to.
date:
1
National
League
W
New
York
,12
"
Chicago
jo
Pittsburg
8
Cincinnati-..
.;.
,7
Brooklyn
.0
Boston
4
St.
Louis
Philadelphia
.3
Cleveland"
Boston
.
New
York
...
Washington
,
Philadelphia
St
Louis
American
League
L
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