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Saturday,
May
16,.
1936
MORE
LAND
IN
CHOP
f
According
to
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
at
Ottawa
there
are
this
year
a
million
acres
more
land
in
field
crops
than
last
year.
The
total
crop
area
will
be
slightly
over
twenty-four
million
acres
including
about
eight
hundred
thousand
acresnore
spring
whdat
than
last
-yean
Evidently
the
'farmers
are
more
optimistic
than
in
many:past
A
NEW
PRODUCT
The
possibilities
of
manufacturing
pulp
products
have
lately
been
increased
by
the
bringing
out
of
a
new
road
surfacing
material
made
from
hemlock
wood.
At
'present
it
is
being
manufactured
and
marketed
by
one
of
ihe
pulp
and
:paper
companies
in
the
state
of
Washington
and
is
being
sdld
in
'British
Columbia.
Possibly
this
was
the
.reason
why
the
representatives
of
a
German
firm
.who
were
recently
in
Prince
Rupert
were
so
keen
about
the
supply
of
hemlock.
ANDY
RUDDY
NOMINATED
Anthony
M.
Ruddy,
generally
known
throughout
the
interior.as
"Andy"
Ruddy,
has
been
nominated
as
the
Liberal
standard
bearer
for
Omineca
ridintr.
He
is
well
known
not
only
throughout
the
riding
but
throughout
the
interior.
The
Liberals
of
the
district
crowded
out
to
En-dako
to
express
their
choice
in
such
numbers
that
no
dining
room
was
more
than
half
big
enough
to
accommodate
tnem.and
.the
expected
banquet
had
to
be
called
off.
Evidently
Mr;
Ruddy
is
very
popular
there.
Mr.
Ruddy
As
not
an
orator
by
any
means.
This
may
be
held
for
or
against
him,
according
to
the
views
held
on
those
subjects.
However,
the
candidate
is
pre-eminently
a
man
of
action,
"Without
Andy
Burns
Lake
would
never
have
been
anything,"
declared
a
Burns
Lake
citizen
recently.
Hepiit'in
the
light
and
power
plant
for
the
town.
He
was
well
to
the
fore
at
the
convention
,
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Golumhm
whpn
they
met
,in
his
town.
When
people
think
of
Burns
Lake
they
always,
think
of
Andy
Ruddy.
The
two
are
insepar-
uuic.
irv
mc
Hitmen
iu
uiiiiK'iie
win
Dexne
next
represen
tative
of
Omineca.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Since
growing
commenced
-Af
fWT
VAIV1"
rains
have
arrived
in
each
case
Just
lj
Jj
If
I
7lflY
aiKJUL
inerigni
ume
unci
jiave
ru-cburaged
-growth
so
that
today
'the
gardens
are
not
as
late
as
might
have'been
expected
consldering;the
late
start.
Most
people
now
'have
their
dahlias
and
gladioli
planted
and
a
,
few.
have
the
most
forward
of
the
latter
showing
above
the
ground.
I
planted
out
of
doors
nearly
two
weeks
ago
a
dahlia
that
was
ftheri
eight
inches
above
the
ground.
The
.sharp
mnrnlng.Jrosts
of
last
week
singed
the
outside
j
leaves
but
the
dahlia
continued
to
grow
and
is
now
about
ten
or
twelve
inches
high
and
strong.
In
a
garden
I
visited
Sunday
I
saw
some
fine
begonias
badly
cut
by
the
frost.
They
were
almost
in
bloom
when
planted
out
but
they
were
just
a
little
ahead
of
time.
It
would
have
been
better
te
wait
a
week
or
two
rather
than
have
the
plants
so
badly
cut.
They
will
grow
all
right
but
not
as
well
as
if
they
had
escaped
the
frost.
My
begonias
are
from
two
to
four
inches
high
and
will
be
planted
out
in
about
a
week
or
possibly
ten
days.
Roses
everywhere
seem
to
have
been
hit
hard
by
the
frost.
iEven
those
that
came
through
alive
do
not
seem
to
grow
as
fast
as
usual.
More
people
than
ever
have
got
the
Idea
of
digging
the
trees
up
In
the
autumn
and
burying
thenv
in
.trench
or
storing
them
in
the
basement.
Some
people
saved
all
their
trees
while
a
few
lost
them
all.
The
average
seems
to
be
a
loss
of
about
twenty-flve
percent.
I
was
interested
In
looking
over
Bob
Yates'
garden
last
Sundayi.He
goes
In
for
alpines
and
delights
In
raising
rare
specimens.
(He
has
each
plant
carefully
labelled
and!
placed
according
to
Its
natural
habitat
and
the
right
amount
o
limestone
or
other
mineral
or
plant
food
needed.
I
compared
It
favorably
with
my
own
rough
and
ready
method'of
cultivation
under
which
I
look
chiefly
for
mass
of
color
and
effect
rather
than
Individual
attention.
W.
B.
Cornish
has
an
ideal
for
mal
garden
on
Seventh
Avenue
and
all
the
little
fancy
touches
that
go
with
it.
It
is
wonderfully
well
kept
and
always,
looks
well.
I
noticed,
his
sweet
peas
were
up
several
inches
and
seemed
likely
to
make
a-big
showing
thlsyear.
They
are
planted
on
the
sunny
side
of
the
house.
Mr.
Cornish's
garden
is
much
admired.
Many
people
who
make
gardens
do
not
grow
the
flowers
they
like
but
the
flowers
that
are
available1'
and
that
can
be
grown
without
much
difficulty.
Anything
that
will
make
a
splash
of
color
is
sought
and,
after
all,
color
is
what
we
heed
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
forests
are
sombre
enough
and
the
chief
object
In
a
garden
is
to
provide
a
relief
from
the
rather
drab
surroundings.
II.
F.
P.
Doug
and
Sylvia
Are
Coming
West
i
Former
Screen
Actor
.and
British
Bride
In
Chicago
Enroute
To
California
CHICAGO,
May
16:r-Douglas
Fairbanks
sr.
and
his
brlde.;
the
former
Lady
Sylvia
Ashley,
paid
a
brief
visit
to
Chicago
yesterdayi
arriving
in
a
special
car
attached
to
the
Twentieth
Century
Limited
train.
They
are
on
their
way
to
Santa
Monica,
Cal.-'Fairbanks
declared
he
was
through
with
Permission
Given
American
Plane
,
To
Carry
,F,reight
KETCHIKAN,
May
.16:
Permis
sion
has
been
granted
by
,the
.Ca
nadian
government
.to
ithe
Unuk
River
Mining
Co.
to
,
use
an
.Am-,
erlcan
airplane
to
.freight
mining
supplies
Into
the
Unuk
River
dis
trict,
wauer
uianton
and
asso
ciates
are
the
principals
In
this
company
NEAR
TOP
Margin
of
St.
iLouis
Cardinals'
Leadership
in
National
League
Cut
to
Half
a
Game
NEW
YORK,',
May
16:
(CP)
By
Philadelphia.
The
Reds
dropped
from
fifth
into
sixth
place.
.In
the
American
League,
the
half
game
margin
between
the
leading
New
York
Yankees
and
second,
place
Boston
Red
Sox
remained
unchanged
when
the
former
lost
to
ithe
White
Sox
at
Chicago
while
the
Indians
The;
Washington
Senators,
defeating
the
longrsuf
ferlng
.
Browns
at
St.
Louis,.
moved
into
the
leadership
of
the
.second
division,
displacing
the
Detroit
Tigers
who,
playing
at
home,
lost
their
third
straight
game
to
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
.Yesterday's
;Big
League
scores:
.
National
League
St.
Louis
5,
Boston
7.
Pittsburg
6,Brooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
0,
New
York
2.'
Chicago
6,
(Philadelphia
11.
.American
.League
New
York
7,
Chicago
9.
Philadelphia
6,
Detroit
5.
Boston
2,
Cleveland
7.
Washington
10,
St.
Louis
5.
Baseball
Standing!
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
15
9
.625
New
York
15
10
.600
Pittsburg
14
10
.575
Chicago
...
:12
13
.480
Boston
'.
12
13
.480
Cincinnati
.12
15
.444
Philadelphia
..12
16
.428
Brooklyn
...10
10
.385
AMERICAN
.LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
19
9
.678
Boston'
:19
10
.655
Cleveland
16
10
,615
Chicago
.12
10
.545
Washington
14
15
.483
Detroit
12
14
.462
Philadelphia
10
15
.400
St.
iLouis
4
23
.144
Derby,
Victor
Is
8
to
5
Favorite
To
Win
Prealtness
.
BALTIMORE,
Md.,
May
16:
Bold
Venture,
winner-of
this
year's
Kentucky
Derby,
rules
an
8
to
5
favorite
to
win
the
Preakness
Stakes
here
today.
MUTCH
IS
LEADING
R.
C.
Mutch
of
Smlthers
Is
lead
ing
Nell
Cameron
of
Prince
Rupert
513
to
491
in
the
first
block
of
500
points
in
a
challenge
billiard
match
at
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms.
The
concluding
block
will
be
played
tomorrow.
NKW
WKLTI'R
CHAMPION
LONDON,
May
16
(CP)
Dav
McCleave,
London,
is
the
new
'welterweight
boxing
champion
of
Eng
land,
He
won
the
title
over
Chuck
Parker
of
Barnsley,
having
a
good
margin
In
a
15-round
bout.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
fcarelli,
Proprietor
"A;
UQME
AWAY
FROM
JIOME"
jKates
91.00
ay
.50
Roomi
Hot
&'Qflld
Wator
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
p.o.
Box
180
SHORT
CHAT
Laading
amateur
tennis
stars
will
alembic
in
Jamaica
'.fatly
in
lii't
for
the
Jamaica
Lawn
Tennis
Association'
.annual
tournament,
Fredenck
Perry.
Oreat
Britain's
top
ranking
rracquet-wlelder
whose
T
It,'
nlw
long
string
of
.victories
in
impor-;
,
m
blanking
m
the
p
Cincinnati
Reds
here
J?
,
yesterday,
the
New
York
Giants
crept
up
to
within
half
a
game
of
the
National
League
leading
St.
Louis
Cardinals
jwho
lost
to
the
gQlnglBoxton
(Braves
at
Boston.
Hie
uraves,
as
a
result
movea
irom
sixth
place
into
a
tie
for
fourth
position
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
marred
by
the
loss
of
his
United)
States
title
to
Wllmer
Allison
last!
year,
has
already
promisea
10
ni-i
tend
the
toutney
of
the
Caribbean
Island.
Patrick
Hughes,
England's
great
Davis
Cup
doubles
player,
has
sent
word
that
he
hopes
to
be
n
Kin
fn
i
tf
m-trl
fwinmnt
I
f
Inn
n
nrt
who
were
losing
to
the
Phillies
ati
.
.
..,
,
.
.
j
would
make
every
effort
to
be
pre
sent.
The
association
expressed
itself
as
being
hopeful
of
having
Perry's
famous
German
singles
opponent.
Baron
Gottfried
Von
Cramm,
present,
and
hopes
of
hav
ing
the
aging
French
ace,
Jean
Borotra,
on
the
draw
were
high.
T
an
iirtrr
TTri
1
cwJ
Offline
nrr4
fnnn
e
!?r
Payers
are
expected,
to
go
at
Cleveland.
to
Jamaica
for
the
event..
Racing
will
be
"fairly
continu
ous"
during
the
coming
track
season,
according
to
Col.
D.
A.
MacKinnon,
prominent
Prince
Edward
Island
horseman,
in
his
news
paper
column
"Down
the
Back
Stretch."
There
is.
to.be.
racing.
four
days,
August
18;
19,
.20
and
21,-dur
Ing
the
Prince
Edward
Island,
ex'
hlbitlon,
at
North
Sydney
during
the
last
week
of
August
and
the
first
week
of
September,
at
Saint
John
about
Labor
Day.
'From.
Sep
tember
15
to
October,
races
wlll,:
be
held
at
Frederlcton,
Woodstock
and
Halifax.
Before
Charlottetown
Exhibition,
heavy
track
programs
are
planned
for
various
Maritime
centres.
Permission
for
amateurs
and
professionals
to
compete
with.
and
against
each
other
is
"the
most
logical
solution
of
the
athletic
problem
in
Nova
Scotia,".
Judge
A
D.
Campbell,
a
prominent
athlete
!n
his
day,
said
in
addressing
i
meeting
of
the
Cape
Breton
Col
uery
Baseball
League.
He
is
the
newly
elected
president,
WL
-rrr.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
"Shipped
dltlontd
undtr
th
Ctmpinltt
Mrke"
from
tn
lnltt
f
Cm
Spirit
-hlpd
le.
Hu4ifl
itj.
Mi
21,
1701.
Tsdty,
It'll
Stit'frtcar-.itlt
Sctktl
Whhkjr
-nUt
Th
Cimpiny'i
Mark.
26ioz.
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
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or
by
the
Government
of
British
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tW'l
DISTILLERY
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advertisement
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not
published
or
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the
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the
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MAKE
YOUR
GARDEN
FLOURISH
Sulphate
of
Ammonia
serves
a
double
purpose.,
It
may
be
used
for
a
summer
dressing
for
Lawns
and
Gardens
and
it
also
kills
weeds.
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us
for
leaflet
giving
full
directions
for
application.
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