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ince
Rupert
Daily
New,
Friday,
April
30,
19
i
5
OUTDOORS
Wrf
W
u,
-
Brunswick
Hero
of
Seals
With
Two-Homer
Barrage
Ever
wonder
whether
or
not
able
journey
for
a
species
not,
crows
migrate?
Certain
liiul-
genei
ally
known
to
migrate.
The
vklunls
are
known
to
stay
in
the
old
one
about
the
owl
never
tak-
:
'
neighborhood
In
which
they
were
S
ing
it's
eyes
from
one,
and
hatched,
live
io
years
or
more,
i
eveniuany
iwisung
us
own
Capilanos
Trounce
Tyees
ny
The
CHnaUktn
l'r'ss
The
Western
International
Baseball
League
opened
for
busl-lieis
Thursday
night,
and,
frankly,
bu-'ines
could
have
been
belter.
Cold
a."d
the
threat
of
rain
held
down
opening
night
attendance
everywhere
but
at
Vancouver
where
3.000
fans
turned
out,
;
By
TtirCaiiudinti
Pm
,
only
one
nlyht
game
went
off
The
San
Francisco
Seals
fin-!
as
schf
dulcd.
The
San
Diego
I
while
others
with
itchy
wings
.head
oil.
well
jusi
aon
t
you
move
several
hunrded
miles
each
1
believe
it!
The
careful
watcher
have
come
up
with
their
'
at
Portland
attrpc'ion
was
call
year,
depending
on
feeding
con
fxth
victory
of
the
Pacll'ij
oast
League
season
after
23
iarts.
They
beat
Hollywood
on
ditious.
Our
local
birds
stay
i
pretty
close
to
home,
and
opportunity
is
here
for
some
orni
ed
off
because
of
wet
grounds
and
cold
weather.
So
was
the
Sacramento
game
at
Seattle.
Los
Angeles
whipped
Oakland,
5-4,
and
dropped
the
Acorns
into
i
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.
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Mr'.,,
"i
tf-,
;"
ur.day
in
a
day
game,
6-3,
be-
News
-
Cartoon
-
Shorts
Evenings
.7-9
p.m.
Sot.
Mat.
2-4:15
use
of
the
heroics
of
outfielder
to
watch
the
Capilanos
dust
oif
i
CAPITO?
A
famous
lamous
k
ordy
Brunsw1
k.
will
see
the
rapid
movement
by
which
the
owl
snaps
his
head
around
but
FAST,
so
fast
that
it
is
little
wonder
that
the
casual
observer
fails
to
detect
it.
Do
you
know
that
the
woodpecker
merely
makes
a
hole
with
his
beak?.
He
Inserts
his
long
barbed
tongue
and
harpoons
the
luckless
Insect
or
larva!
Would
you
like
tc
encoimiKe
birds
about
your
home?
The
following
plants
and
shrubs
are
listed
In
the
order
in
which
they
The
defending
champion
Spo-
Th(1,'
AH
Brunswick
did
was
belt
in
ur
runs
wiih
twg
homers.
His
first
one
came
in
the
ini-
1
inring,
when
he
powered
a
lurdayiiiuneV.;!!
thologist
to
do
some
banding
work;
the
resultant
Information
has
considerable
value.
Why
ore
some
of
the
ducks
which
friend
husband
brings
home
to
the
little
lady
so
terribly
tough
to
the
teeth?
Many
bunded
mallards,
pintails,
can-vasbacks
and
others
have
been
shot
carrying
kgbands
over
15
years
old!
A
vii)fnrnla
gull
was
banded
In
Alberta
in
June
1027,
exactly
one
year
later
It
was
killed
in
Mexico:
this
can
hardly
be
called
a
migration,
it
was
much
TODAY
to
SATURDAY:
Bob'
I
Hilarious
At
Th
Menac
Of
Vtnico!
)b
Hall
fast
ball
over
the
left
a
first
place
tie
with
San
Diego.
Gene
Mauch's
ninth
-
inning
single
with
the
bases
loaded
and
one
down
in
the
ninth
inning
single
with
the
basis
loaded
imd
one
duv.
n
in
the
ninth
inning
provided
the
winnir
punch.
Seat
tle
a
'td
Pen
land
will
try
again
Friday
night
Al
Wldmnr
2-2
will
take
the
mound
for
Seattle
against
Sacramento's
Al
Cicotte
1-3.
Portland
manager
Clay
Hopper
named
Dick
Waibe,
2-1
to
oppose
"...
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I
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A.
V.
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A,
.
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v
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"
(Jcld-ttJl
with
George
Vico
on
lfcse.
His
second
was
.slammed
3ft
the
eentrcfield
screen,
scor-m?
Nell
Sheridan
in
the
fifth
liming.
Hall
was
the
victim
of
Mils
blow,
too,
but
he
retired
for
4
pinch
hit
cr
in
the
sixth
and
Fit
v
,
j
are
most
food-providing
to
the
larpest
number
of
species;
'planting
of
them
should
bring
I
tio
hlrds
to
you:
raspberry,
blackberry,
elderberry,
sumac
irluf
g'abrai
dogwood,
wild
era
.
wild
chrrrv
and
bayberry.
BIO
WGRT
C,
Color
by
TECHNICOLOR.
no
Donc
took
over.
'
the
Padres'
Cliff
Fannin
1-1.
win
WALLACE'S
irt'c
nriiiBTiicuT
ctab
r
more'
likely
to
be
a
normal
mode
;
for
theaC
birds.
j
Pore
is
an
authenticated
ease
of
two
common
herring
gulls,
1
i?
,
,,-'",'
ft'
.
.
DEPARTMENT
STORE
Bob
hope
Jaw
Rwmi
i
THAT
BASIL
RATHBONE-AUDREY
DALTON
HUGH
MARIA
;
the
male
was
on
adult,
in
18C9
;
!
when
it
was
wing-tipped
and
1
Jtppt
i
a
pet:
he
lived
until
1935
and
was
certainly
at
least
49
at
tti.it
time.
Ills
mate
laid
epgs
each
year
from
1893
to
1934
(42
i
W-t
in
135
and
1936
she
made
i
nests
but
failed
to
lay
eggs
In
specif
TOTEM
Also
"Ol
T
FOR
I
I
N"
"IMHOSS1BI.K
POSSt'M
.
A
Tins
is
unm-div
but
solid
fart
lust,
the
same.
The
nlumaee.
size,
appearance
of
both
sexes
of
ont;
sparrows
is
nreciselv
simi'ar.
consequently
the
male
cannot
tell
at
a
glance
whether
mi
iiitriirior
is
another
ma!"
or
not.
He
finds
out
by
launching
1
sti-oro
at'nck.
If
the
Interloper
Is
a
male
he
promptly
departs,
If
female
she
merely
stays
put
and
fays
ece-eee-eee!
"'rnt
emf
fun?
Oct
a
stuffed
owl
and
put
it
In
the
garden
at
wiM-hlrd
nestlna'
time.
A
good
way
to
attract
all
species
and
see
the
ridiculous
things
they
i
will
do
In
order
to
drive
the
owl
j
away,
alio
a
stunt
to
use
for
1
kane
Indians
counted
1,243
fans
who
shivered
in
36-degree
weather,
as
they
clubbed
Yakima
14-3.
Tri-City
dropped
Calgarv
13-3
before
1.961
customers
and
Salem
edged
Edmonton
with
1,382
fans
looking
on.
Lewlston
got
by
Wenatchee
7-5
in
(
the
other
season
opener.
The
cold
didn't
bother
the
batters,
however.
They
averaged
more
than
20
safe
blows
per
contest.
Dick
Greco,
acquired
Wednesday
night
from
Tri-City,
showed
the
way
at
Vancouver
driving
in
three
Capilano
runs
with
a
triple
and
two
singles
In
his
three
trips
to
the
plate-Catcher
Nirk
Pesut
contributed'a
triple
and
a
single,
good
for
four
runs
to
the
15
hits
the
Caps
collected
off
Bob
Drilling
and
11
safeties
to
the
night's
total.
.
Tri-City
pounded
three
Cal-pary
pitchers
for
16
hits.
Sir.
came
in
the
first
inning
when
uie
Braves
chased
in
five
runs.
Don
Robertson
went
the
distance
for
Tri-City
allowing
eight
safe
blows.
.
.
.
.
Spokane
had
two
six-run
innings
against
Yakima.
The
Indians
scored
six
times
on
three
hits
and
four
walks
in
the
second
inning.
In
the
sixth,
Charlie
Baldock
homered
for
the
Indians,
wno
added
five
more
runs
in
the
frame
on
five
hits,
three
AMlks
and
a
Yakima
error.
Spokane's
John
Anderson
also
went
the
distance,
yielding
only
seven
hits.
He
struck
out
five
and
walked
six.
A
three-run
rally
in
the
ninth
;ent
Salem
off
to
a
win.
AlAMOtS
Pl.t
VERS
THE.
PHIL
FARLEV.
42,
Toronto
golfer
who
has
won
numerous
amateur
championships
In
Canada,"
will
compete
next
month
along
with
six
other
Canadian
golfers
in
the
British
amateur
championship
at
Muirford,
Scotland.
The
Canadian
team
also
will
enter
commonwealth
competition
at
St.
Andrew."!.
Scotland,
June
1-4.
Farley
captained
Canada's
American
cup
team
two
years
asw
in
competition
with
the
United
States
and
Mexico.
He
was
Ontario
amateur
champion
six
times,
in
1931-34-40-43-45-48;
Ontario
open
champion
twice,
1942-45;
Quebec
amateur
champion
twice,
"MOTHER'S
DAY"-
Sunday
May
9
I
civiccihs
"POTPOURRf
them.
'
Th
'n
there
was
a
Cannda
jav
in
Darkervlllc,
he
was
taken
In
the
some
bird
trap
tlgiit
times
In
:
nine
years,
the
day
after
his
lust
;
relea.se
he
was
killed
in
a
rat
I
trap
a
half
mile
away;
pretty!
persistent
trap
robbing!
An
ordinary
long-en
red
ow!
I
travelled
from
California
to
Ontario
in
five
months,
a
remark-
MOTHER
she
asks
so
little,
she
gives
so
much.
"You'll
find
the
gift
of
her
choice
right
ot
Wallace's,
of
course.
I
J
sci
ttm
I
photography
and
Identification
of
species.
1
WALLACE'S
DEPT.
STORE
i
'
---.
i
!(
AFTERNOON
EVENING
Several
people
have
asked
about
the
so-called
Zayas
duck.
This
bird
Is
one
of
the
common
enlllemnts:
thev
the
sub-divided
tnto
black,
foolish
and
pigeon.
Thp
last
named
Is
our
bird
and
PRE-FISHING
SEASON
BLACKWOOD
on
BRIDGE
By
EASLEY
BLACKWOOD
Shortstop
Mel
Krause
led
off
with
a
single
and
was
doubled
I
orrcct
I
rump
Munag
emvnt
is
(
reat
Undse
Problem
home
by
Salem
nianacer
Harvev
Friday,
April
30
10-2
a.m.
Storey.
-Storey
scored
on
an
in
1
r'o;'.
2nd
Ave
and
6th
St
all
are
narrow-billed
auks.
Perhaps
the
most
remarkable
tlilnT
common
to
many
birds.
Is
the
fact
that
If
held
in
the
hand
a
short
time
(mavbe
one
half
to
several
minutes
denendlng
upon
the
Indlvlduali
and
then
turned
e-ver
noon
their
backs
they
will
rem?
in
motionless
ns
thoueh
vinrter
a
hvpnosls.
After
a
little
while
they
awaken
to
fly
away.
There
are
pictures
of
mourning
dove,
blue
lay,
cardinal
and
brown
thrasher
undergoing
this
treatment.
There
Is
no
definte
word
from
Vancouver
on
the
opening
date
for
angling
in
I
akelese
lake
and
river,
and
nothing
on
opening
lakes
the
year
around;
but
the
EVERY
FRIDAY
NIGH1
Legion
Auditorium
Jake's
Rhythm
Kings
My
mail
indicates
that,
for
many
players,
the
most
perplexing
problem
of
all
is
when
to
pick
up
the
defenders'
trumps
and
when
to
delay
that
action.
In
spite
of
the
axioms
dating
back
to
the
days
of
wlTist
and
warning
of
the
dire
consequences
of
failing
to
pull
trumps,
there
are
many
situations
where
you
field
bouncer
and
the
winning
;un
crossed
the
plate
on
Floyd
Ogden's
long
single.
Lewlston,
outiiit
10-5
by
Wenatchee,
walked
to
Its
opening
night
victory.
One
basehlt
and
seven
bases
on
balls
in
the
sixth
'lining
put
the
Broncs
ahead
6-4
ind
they
were
never
headed.
W.A.
Music
by
VESTERNAIRES
THE
United
Fishermen
and
Allied
Workers'
Union
simply
cannot
afford
to
do
so
at
your
first
oppor
1
All
uuesevrteil
ladies
iidniitlcd
free
brbire
II
p.m.
HOT
DOGS
SOFT
DRINKS
Outstanding
Features
of
i
'otter
Is
definitely
in
the
cards
j
"id
will
be
in
the
new
regula-;
tion-s.
North
dealer
IJoth
sldd
valncrnWIc
North
(Mr.
I
hiiitiiioii)
8
A
10
8
S
H
K
J
10
5
D
7
C
K
B
7
5
Vrt
1:1-1
It
llr.
Krrn
(Mr.
AIm-I)
K
a
i
8
7
3
O
J
Restmore
Mattresses
Double
cone,
tempered
steel
springs,
triple
knotted
provide
luxuriant
buoyancy.
fJew
special
"7,"
springs
to
reinforce
edge
s
and
extend
mattress
life.
Flcx-O-Lator
mesh
Insulator
prevents
lu
nping;
and
"coil
feel."
Double
row
of
ventilating
eyelets
in
preb
tilt
sidewall
ensure
freshness.
Inner-roll
construction
gives
a
trimmer
outward
appearance
free
from
dust-catchlns
4
111
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a
7
q
n
4
n
Q
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l;
t)
('
Or.
tunity.
Today's
hand
is
a
simple
il-1
lustration
of
correct
trump
man-1
ngement.
In
following
columns
we
will
go
into
some
more
com-1-1"X
situations,
the
study
of
,'lilrli
will
improve
your
game.;
Trumps
are
precious
to
a
de-(i.i.v.
The
power
of
trumps
is'
dramatically
illustrated
by
thc:
I'ri
that
.;lam.s
ore
often
made
"hen
a
partnership
holds
as
111
He
as
half
the
deck
in
high
caff's.
t
.
CtNiptlmf
your
wintvrs
at
the,
si
nit
of
a
hand
Is
an
important;
lenient
n
deriding
whether
or
h
ind,
for
example,
Mr.
Masters
not
in
lead
trumps.
In
today's
realize')
tlvit
he
could
not
afford
-.piiti
l-lrl)
y).
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r
t
ir
it-
V;
1
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1
1
1
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V-
1
4-
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r
X'
ilSlll
pockets,
.
ci
mm
1
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Wcfct
I'll:
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blddliiK:
Kortll
East
Solltll
4
II
All
mss
US
Civilian
1
iiaiiiLmiL"
w"
to
tal.e
even
one
round
of
War
Casualty
t
IHM1S.
Mr,;.
Keen
led
the
queen
of
AH
sizes,
Fror
$32-50
TO
$79-50
Uim
if
IiONO
KONG
ii
A
United
:
Slates
civilian
pilot
flying
sup-
j
plies
to
besieged
French
Union
j
uti
es
at
Dlen
Hicn
Phu
Is
the
firtt
U.S.
casualty
of
the
bloody
buttle
for
that
Indo-China
fort-
)
ress,
officials
of
Civil
Air
Trans-poit
said
here
today.
;
The
flier
Is
Paul
Robert
Ilnl-
j
den,
who
suffered
severe
wounds
In
his
right
side
and
right
arm
i
rluljs
and
i,
was
permitted
to
viii.
she
continued
with
th-jack
of
clubs
and
aa.ln
Mr.
'niters
refused
to
cover
with
"?ii!nai;''.s
kin
jr.
I'l.WI
K
'I'AKKS
(
II
AM
ICS
The
shift
was
to
a
tr
imp
and
the
ihimmy's
ten
won.
Mr.
"'stei's
saw
that
he
had
only
'"o
winners
in
the
side
suits
the
are
of
spades
and
the
ace
11
when
Communist
anti-aircraft
;
"f
diamonds.
It
was
therefore
'
re
hit
his
plane
over
Dien
Ulen
.--..
;;.i-v
to
win
no
less
thanjphu.
His
co-pilot
brought
the
eight
tricks
in
the
trump
suit
plane
back
safely.
See
them
Compare
them
and
you'll
know
why
more
and
more
people
are
buying
BKSTMOKE-for
the
REST
of
their
life.
coupl
..
..
,
1.
1:
(.tlu
flat
in
Yoo
.imply
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