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98
Wednesday,
April
27,
1938.
J32
IJ.C.
ASKS
ADJUSTMENTS
Kecently
when
the
Rowell
Commission
met
in
British
Columbia
the
provincial
government
laid
before
it
arguments
why
this
province
should
receive
more
just
treatment
than
she
has
received
in
the
past.
There
was
no
asking
of
alms.
All
that
was
requested
was
an
adjustment
in
order
that
British
Columbia,
as
one
of
the
provinces
of
the
Dominion,
might
have
more
nearly
equal
treatment
with
the
rest.
Of
course,
the
east
does
not
like
this
and
it
trying
to
show
that
the
most
westerly
province
is
asking
for
favors
An
article
in
a
recent
issue
of
Saturday
Night
claims
that
the
province
has
been
spendthrift
and
is
asking
the
Dominion
to
relieve
her
of
her
just
debts.
Nothing
is
farther
from
the
fact.
Years
ago
Sir
Richard
McBride
went
to
Ottawa
asking
for
an
adjustment
from
a
Conservative
government.
He
was
turned
down
and
tamp
hnmp
in
a
huff.
However,
the
province
received
part
of
what
he
asked.
Now
the
federal
government
is
asked
to
consider
a
number
ot
injustices
and
to
set
them
right
just
as
did'
the
Mantimes
ask
for
the
carrying
out
of
the
terms
of'
me
uuntaii
commission.
It
is
said
in
Saturday
Night
that
British
Columbia
has
many
advantages
and
is
in
an
advantageous
position.
What
the
writer
fails
to
note
is
the
cost'
of
developing
such
a
huge
rugged
province
in
order
that
it
mav
keep
pace
with
the
rest
of
Canada.
We
cannot
afford
to
be
generous
to
the
rest
of
Canada
when
we
need
the
money
so
badly
on
our
highways.
-
untisn
Columbia
is
not
a
problem
child.
Let
the;
Dominion
give
her
all
that
is
her
due
and
she
will
get
along
nicely.
PAYING
FOR
LUXURY
Britain
is
being
asked
to
pay
for
the
luxury
of
war
preparations
by
an
increase
of
sixpence
in
the
pound
on
the
income
tax,
for
people
with
large
incomes.
There
is
an
increase
in
the
tax
on
tea
which
does
affect
every
person
in
a
tea
drinking
country.
However,
the
manuf
actur
of
munitions
and
the
building
of
'warships
is
making
busy
times
in
England
and
Scotland
so
there
will
not
be
much
complaint
afthe
cost.
A
NOVEL
PLAN
Two
proposals
have
been
made
in
order
to
try
to
induce
people
to
help
carry
out
the
beautify-the-city
proposal
and
the
clean-up
suggestions
that
have
been
made.
It
is
proposed
to
give
a
prize
to
the
person
having
the
least
attractive
home
in
the
city
and
another
to
the
person
having
premises
most
in
need
of
being
cleaned
up.
Due
publicity
would
be
given
the
competitions
and
the
names
of
the
winners
would
be
published.
These
plans
are
said
to
have
been
successful
in
other
cities
and
no
one
can
say
what
effect
they
might
have
here.
1G
.
I.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
j
i(
Capt.
IHchard
Gammon
Disposes
Of
Loral
Interests
and
Goes
East'
Spring;
Salmon
Trolling
Having
disposed
of
his
local
in
terestB,
principal
of
which
were
the
two
big
selnebomts
Zenardi
land
Bertha
G.,
CkbV
Richard
4
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Anyos
and
Stewart
whenee
she
will
re
turn
here
tomorrow
evening
south
bound.
2
Gammon,
for
many
years
a
welit
known
Prince
Rupert
seining
op-?ratoi
,
hia.s
left
for
the
Atlantic
Coast.
He
will
visit
his
home
province
of
Nova
Scotia
as
well
as
at
Boston
and
has
an
idea
of
engag-ng
in
mackerel
seining
although
his
plans
for
the
futare
are
not
definitely
settled
as
yet.
He
wih
travel
to
Ontario
by
rail
and.
tak-ng
delivery
of
a
new
car
there
will
drive
to
the
Atlantic
Coast
Capt.
Gammon
has
sold
the
Zenardi
to
Capt.
Charles
B.
Haan
of
Queen
Charlotte
City.
The
Zenardi
is
registered
as
being
53.7
feet
(
l
'ong
with
beam
of
15.2
feet
and
i
depth
of
7.7
feet.
Built
in
Vancouver
in
1925.
the
vessel
is
equip
-
ped
with
a
100
h.p.
Falrbanks-.
Morse
full
diesel
engine.
The
Bertha
G.
has
been
disposed
of
bv
Capt.
Gammon
to
the
H.
V.
More-
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
Wrdne
.ttav
a
I5SJ
'SPORT
LOSE
THEIR
'FIRST
FLAT
FIRST
game;
RACETODAY
t
Pittsburg
Pirates
Suffer
Defeat
for
Pasch
Winner
Of
Two
Thous-
Fint
Time
This
Season
at
Hands
of
Chicato
Cubs
PITTSBURG.
April
27:
(CP)
Pittsburg
Pirates
suffered
their
f
(pf
4
A
f
Ant
o-.
f
O
tVltc
MOCAR
I'DC.
5
to
3
to
the
Chicago
Cubs.
New
York
Giants
and
Boston
Bees
re-
.n-iintvl
In
cwnnrl
inri
third
iwsl
ADril
is
said
to
have
been
consid-iand
Detroit
Tigers
In
a
deadlock
been
particularly
so
around
Dun-
Browns
yesterday
das
Island
and
the
flats.
It
Is
not
to
be
taken
from
this,
however,"
that
there
has
been
any
phenomenal
run
of
fish.
Weather,
except
for
a
few
bad
days,
has
been
more
favorable
than
usual.
Quite
a
number
of
the
trolling
boats
a-e
mow
out
and
several
camps
are
in
place
for
the
season.
With
a
fair
sized
list
of
passengers,
C.
N.
R.
.-itcamer
Prince
Ru-nertl
Cant
Hi
E
Nedden.
arrived
2s;in
port
on
time
at
10:30
this
morn
ing
from
Vancouver,
Powell
Rive.'
Yesterday's
Big
League
score.?
American
League
New
York
5,
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
4,
Washington
6.
Cleveland
10,
Chicago
6.
Detroit
7,
St.
Louis
1.
National
League
Philadelphia
8,
New
York
12.
Brooklyn
1,
Boston
4.
Chicago
5,
Pittsburgh
3.
St.
Louis
7,
Cincinnati
8.
The
standings
to
date:
National
League
W
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
Pittsburg
7
New
York
6
Boston
4
Chicago
5
Brooklyn
2
Cincinnati
3
The
new
60-foot
towboat
Taku
i
Philadelphia
1
Chief
left
Seattle
yesterday
for
the
I
st.
Louis
1
laxu
raver
district
wnere
it
will:
American
League
De
operated.
The
Taku
Chief
is
sixty
feet
long
and
derives
powei
from
two
126
h.
p.
high
speed
dietel
engines.
Cleveland
6
Boston
....
5
Chicago
3
Philadelphia
3
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
wasningion
boat
Daly
is
on
the
pontoons
at'531,
Loms
3
the
l-)-a?
dry
dock
t.-.day
for
clean-
New
Yorlc
4
i
s
an''
j
.!
nti.r,
She
was
taken
.
Detroit
3
cut
of
'he
.vat".
ihh
mrrningandi
'
will
be
out
uiiin
'omorrow.
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CUT
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MAKES
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1.
1
2
3
5
5
5
7
1
3
4
4
4
5
5
5
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CHAT
Pet.
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.625
v28G
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Sir
William
Edge,
M.P.,
at
the
annual
meeting
of
Bolton
Wanderers
Football
Club
declared
that
directors
and
manager
as
well
as
players
should
b'e
suspended
for
persistent
rough
play.
For
a
few
anxious
weeks
officials
of
Portsea
Oolf
Club
.
at
Melbourne,
Australia,
thoughl
they
had
struck
oil
on
the
course
but
it
was
found
the
"discovery"
was
12
years'
seepage
from
the
pumping
plant.
"Had
Hitler
and
Mussolini
been
cricketers,
I
don't
think
we
should
have
had
the
trouble'
now
going
on
ln
Europe,"
observed
Sir
Francis
Lacey
at
the
annual
meeting
of
Wiltshire
county
crlckl't
club
In
England,
A
penalty
kick
in
the
last
30
seconds
of
the
game
gave
Gloucester
a
10-9'
victory
over
Torquay
Athletic
in
an
English
Rugby
Union
match,
n,
Hook
kicked
the
goal.
E.
W
Thacker,
South
African
hl$h
jump
champion
and
winner
of
that
event
In
the
British
Empire
Game
at
Sydney,
Australia,
has
stlred
from
competitive
athl;tlcs.
When
North'
Durham
defeated
e
;lde
al
Sunderlaud,
England,
-eccntly
it
wa?
th;
first
time
in
55
yearr
the
team
had
won
the
Durham
senior
rugby
union
cup.
The.
National
Fie
Church
Council
meeting
In
Bournemouth,
England,
urged
the
government
to
take
action
ln
view
of
the
"menacing
growth"
of
football
pools.
It'
was
stated
gambling
now
Involved
sand
Guineas
Classic
at
New
market-Scottish
Union
Second
WJTWXf
4TJIfl?T
ITrKrlinri
Anrll
7
I
(CP)
H.
E.
Morrlss
colt
Pasch
to-!
terday
when
they
lost
by
a
score
of
.
.
....
Two
Thousand
Guineas,
first
of
the
season's
race
classics.
James
V.
Rank's
Scottish
Union
was
second
a
lhe
Aa
Khans
Mrraa
11
was
tioiu
respectively
in
the
National
imrd-
League
with
victories
over
Phlla-
delphia
and
Brooklyn.
The
Clncln-
;
...
.
.
.
.
.
naU
Reds
downed
the
cellar-dwel-
annual
an
turnover
In
the
country
ling
St.
Louis
Cardinals
to
assume
of
350,000,000
t$
1.750,000.000
1.
leadership
of
the
second
division
ahead
of
Uie
Dodgers.
Welcoming
the
Empire
team
In
the
American
League
Cleve-
home
from
Australia,
Sir
Robert
land
Indians
continued
their
win-
vvebber
suggested
consideration
be
nine
wnvx
with
another
victory
t.
1.
,w.
,
n.m.i.
house
or
1.
part
interest
basis.
This
0VJ
the'
White
Sox
In
Ho
vessel,
62.1
feet
long
with
beam
of
Chicago
a
P
"
Gam
Games
t0
C
Cardlff-
d
ff
Waks-
Wa,
WashlnEton
Senators
de-
J.
E.
Deacln.
CO.
who
finished
.
erably
better
than
has
been
the
for
the
cellar,
the
Tigers
having
firs.
ln
tne
tliree-mi!
nivmnic'
case
ior
some
years
pasi.
inis
nas
scored
a
10
i
victory
over
we
event
In
1908,
won
the
1934
4'4-mlle
road
handicap
at
Richmond,
Eng-j
land,
recently.
Not
direct
interest
ln
sport
but
an
all
pervading
Influence
of
the
football
pools
was
found
a
predom-
j
inatlng
factor
ln
the
lives
of
long-
unemployed
persons,
according
to
!
a
report
of
the
Pilgrim
Trust
in
'
London
on
the
problem.
;
Sunday
games
in
parks
were
voted
down
by
Coventry,
England,
city
council
30
votes
to
12.
i
A
t
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Lin
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
CoiunTw.
Westerns
Win
Title
OTTAWA,
April
27:
(CP)
Vancouver
Westerns
defeated
Ottawa
Glebe
Grads
by
a
score
of
47
to
27
last
night
to
re-
tain
for
British
Columbia
the
;
Canadian
men's
senior
basket-
j
ball
championship.
It
was
the
j
third
straight
win
for
the
Westerns
in
a
best
three
out
,
of
five
game
series.
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.i
tii
t-i
i
j
"
Dew
onuui
waips
lion
1
.nnnn
1
v,
"
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ysr
in
1927
and
J.
is
equipped
iZI
with
into
.
third
c,
place
while
vcr
the
pu.-Pinhm
New
York
oDDOSes
rPf!S.in
the
..SUf.ge.St
sueestlon
on
a
a.
eolfnHver-dock
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a
90
h.p.
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diesel
engine.
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TORONTO,
April
27:
(CP)
IUI1
Athletics
nut
them
into
fourth
r"rV,
Thieve,
stole
50
shoes
from
a
shoe
place.
The
White
Sox
and
Ath-
Ud
to
arrv
as
h
(factory
and
abandoned
them.
They
.
.....
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out
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contiguous
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this,
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j
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nd
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rH
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and
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and
genUe,
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freely.
They
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but
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or
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la
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