r.
.
,l.i.
Ilrilish
Water
Enthusiasts
Have
Chartered
a
Ship
to.TaKe
Them
to
Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM.
Holland.
Dec.
1
Swim-diving,
water
polo
and
other
nata-lal
competition
have
a
prominent
i
:e
In
the
program
of
the
Olympic.
:
:r
to
be
held
Here
during
the
sura-of
1928.
For
the
convenience
of
f
swimming
enthusiast
a
ateamer
been
chartered
to
make
the
tr.p
l
pr
n
lde
a
floating
hotel
In
Amster-si
Mrbor
during
the
contests.
United
E
-
uad
Finnish
contestant
will
alao
their
own
steamers.
In
fact,
with
various
boat
chartered
by
Olympic
-CHant
and
newapapera
of
various
'"trie,
the
port
of
Amsterdam
will
'
a
veritable
International
fleet
ljr.
.it
anchor
during
the
aummer.
Tue
program
of
Olympic
natatorial
c
"t
v
Held
day
by
day
la
aa
follow:
A'.;,
''.Vie
taetci
taete:
An
"
ic
4-
-Morning:
1600
meter
free
Men
HeaU).
.Afternoon:
1500
tree
atvle.
Men
(Ileata).
400
free
atyle.
Women
(Heats).
6
Afternoon:
1500
meter
tree
Men
iSeml-flnall:
400
meter
tree
tyi.
Women
(Semi-final).
Aur
6
Morning:
200
meter
breast
f;ke
Men
(Heat).
Afternoon:
1500
"tt'cra
frt.
!.
Men
(Final);
400
tellers
free
atyle.
Women
Flal)
s!!"'iig
board
diving.
Men
(Beats).
Aug.
7
Morning:
100
meter
back
-rose
Men
Heats.
Afternoon:
200
Ter
breast
atroke.
Women
(HeaU)
f"
metera
breast
troke.
Men
(Semi-
,iU
'
400
meters
free
tyle.
Men
Heam.
AP
8-
-Morning:
Soring
board
dlv
Women
HeaU).
400
meter
free
'
fl
Men
(Seml-flaall
;
100
meter
irtroke
Men
(Seml-flnal't
After
200
meter
breast
stroke
Women
nar
Bprlng
board
diving
Me
a
;
meter
breast
stfote
Men
divlcg.
Men
,
Heats).
Team
race
490
meter
Women
(Hmtai:
T-m
race
miMtr
future.
To
!
wttto
the
matter.,
metera
Men
(Heal).
Afternoon:
40
fa
pcetal
meeting
of
the
Print
Rupert
meter,
free
tyl.
Men
(Final).
Spring
j
Basketball
Association
1
called
for
to-
board
diving.
Women
(Final):
Tem
I
night.
Tnougn
wie
vww
iu
race
400
meterv
Women
immji;
iwu
inmr
ovt""
:
meter
back
atroke.
Men
(Final);
200
lea-ion
more
vleorou.
than
they
did,
tart
the
aeries
which
It
1.
to
be,
metera
brea.t
.troke.
Wm
(Final),
year,
Aug.
10-Uorotng:
100
meter
trrt
,hef4
my
be
.ueoessiuiiy
6eu.
tyle.
Men
(HeaUl.
Afternoon:
loo
1111
mow-
-
It
will
prpve
a
timely
mid-
meter,
free
.tyle.
Mm
(Seml-flnl).
jterestlng.
Plata
hih
..,,
wmen
(HeaU):
100
on
weMon-
metera
free,
atyle.
Women
(Heat);
looigue
activltle
here
mettra
back
atroke.
Women
(HeaU).
1
Au7.
nMaroinff
too
meter
oaek
.Tbe
Wrtaer
ue
.Uu
atroke,
;Wpmen
Team
race
800
nv
Afternoon:
Plain
and
fancy
diving.
Men
(Final);
Plain
nd
high
dlvtog.
Women
(Final):
100
meter
Xree
tyle.
Women
(Final):
100
metera
back
stroke.
Women
(Final).
with
local
player
within
the
Mm
niiTvri
VVL
UM
UI
Til
au
UI1IL
4Seml-fial):.
loo
ne-;
'
.
,
i
-I'i
.7s?
mtSiWm
UMI
IMniUl.lfU
u
u"
ij
SPORT
CHAT
Predictions
elready
made
In
tnl
column
that
Prince
Kupert
would
see
the
finest
basketball
ever
ptaf
ed
In
the
city
dur
lnc
this
1927-28
season
are
rapidly
materialising.
Tomorrow
night.
In
the
Senior
league.
Elka
ana
urana
J
ermine
la
will
get
together
to
decide
who
is
to
keep
up
the
chase
of
these
wild
KaUre
Sons
of
Canada
who
have
been
cleaning
'em
up
lately.
High
School
and
Elevator
will
meet
In
the
Inter-
r
c.
.
.k.TK.n
ni.vera.
who
mediate
League
with
an
ever
popular
deaned
up
honor.
In
the
city
last
ea-1
Ladies'
league
engagement
to
round
son.
are
deslrou
of
having
another
,
out
tne
program.
Its
fine,
natural
flavour
wins
friends
Quick
You
never
tire
of
it.
Children
eat
their
full
helpings.
Cooks
in
2H
to
5
minutes.
It
sustains
till
noon
time.
Wrapped,
scaled,
dustproof
ptv-'
zgcs.
"TTHZ
.DAILY
KEW3
!'
MILD
VIRGINIA
W
Jj
CIGARETTES
The
Queen
of
Spades
With
all
her
Maids
Sedately
pace
the
sands
;
They
softly
cry
To
passers-by
"Pray
save
us
'Poker
Hands'"
SWIMMING
AND
DIVING
AT
THE
OLYMPIC
GAMES
1
r
mla
.
.
"S
;
'
valuable
eaT7
7
llVMtEIIlUJ.
IXAdlt
STAMUMJS
rjlur
League
w.
u
Native
Son
.3
1
Terminals
2
0
Elk
1
1
InlernM-dtatr
League
High
School
S
0
Big
Four
2
0
Elevator
;
0
0
IjidlrV
league
High
School
2
0
Drill
TeSro
......
it
0
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i
'T
Junior
Jnjire''1
Tuxla
Boy
6
Stras
i
1
1
1
D.
1
3
2
0
3
4
1
2
,0
'J
5
4
League
standings
to
date
are
as
Iowa:
Plad
Total
Maple
Leaf
3
2845
Cold
Storage
2
1806
Grotto
2
1817
Gyro
Club
3
3037
Orand
Terminal
2
1653
Col.
McMordle
(MI)
3
a.
Howe
(Ml.)
3
J.
HUlman
(CJS.t
2
M.
M.
UcLachlan
(M.L.)
.
2
W.
E.
WlUlscroft
(O.T.I..
1
F.
Williams
(Mi.)
J
C.
Youngman
(O
)
1
Ben
6elf
(O.T.
1
D.
Brown
(Orotto)
2
O.
Waugh
(Grotto)
...
.
2
A.
Macdonald
(C.S.)
....
2
F.
O.
Pyle
(O.T.)
2
J.
Hamilton
(MI)
.....
3
W.
J.
Kelson
(QC.)
....
3
A.
Murray
C,S,
C.
Balagno(a.C.lT..R
W
HtSig
(CaV.'.
jBA,
2
3.
Beesley
(O.T.)
..;.'..'Ti
O.
A.
Woodland
(O.C.)
.
.
3
I
John
Bulger
(CJ5.)
2
IB.
Morgan
(OS.)
3
J.
Judge
(Orotto)
2
I
J.
Brown
(O.)
1
IO.
Krause
(OX)
........
1
M.
Andrew
(MI)
3
O.
P.
Ttoker
OC.),
....
3
J,
Andrewa
(O.T.jj
3
R
Young
(Orotto)
1
F
Zleman
(O.T.)
1
I
600
eoo
'
400
400
200
2O0
200
200
397
a&s
395
393
U5
674
376
657
367
179
534
348
519
329
165
159
460
43
295
130
117
PU.
7
4
2
10
4
0
4
2
6
foi
909
879
826
200
200'
400
200
200
200
200
200
199
198
194
197
195
191
188
186
184
179
na
174
173
165
165
159
153
iti
148
10
U7
The
ckl
camlral
which
1
annually
cesslve
year,
world'a
records
have
been
broken
at
the
competitions
held
on
the
Revelstoke
hill.
st:
(Staged
by
the
Refcelatoke
Ski
Club
In
JMount
Bevelstoke
national
park
1
be-i
ii
one
ot
the
most
popular
affairs
In
The
Letter
Box
ui
Kvirii-f-oKKu:
boxing
imht
Gdltor.
Daily
News.
Have
read
two
articles
In
your
paper
regarding
Dido
Gurrleb.
As
far
a
boxing
Corkle
Is
concerned,
we
wanted
:B,jhim:
to
come
here-
under
much
better
rCTxiriqpfwiiAnyoaippsjngjior
a.
,pyp
moter
such
as
Fned
Brown
was
a
very
I
trying
ordeal.
First,
our
arrangements
Arer.
jwltb
Brown
was
to
have
a
capable
re-948
feree..
He
selected
James
McAleenao
943
I
of
Stewart
who
we
accepted
but
on
ar-
rival
found
that
he
was
not
there.
We
were
then
told
by
reputable
peo
ple
In
Anyox
that
there
was
a
man
to
town
by
the
name
of
Steve
Dumas,
who
was
capable
and
we
asked
Fred
Brown
Cor
him
and
he
would
not
accept
him.
He
selected
a
referee
from
there
and
we
were
told
by
people
was
lncadable
which
we
found
out.
I
then
demanded
two
Judges
and
was
given
the
names
of
tour
reputable
businessmen
there.
Of
the
four,
there
was
not
one
selected.
Fred
Brown
selected
his
own
Judges.
As
we
were
fighting
winner
take
all
it
looked
like
we
were
In
for
a
bad
night
(We
are
not
casting
any
reflection
on
the
judgea
selected)
but
we
are
Just
showing
Fred
Brown's
sportsmanship
and
we
do
not
care
for
a
repjtltlon
of
that.
A
far
a
George
Corkle
Is
con
cerned,
Ourvlch
win
fight
him
here
and
let
him
have
a
voice
in
th
selection
of
officials
as
any
fair
minded
pro
moter
would
do.
Hoping
Corkle
will
come
here.
I
remain
CHA8
H.
BROWN
1
Rub
Viclcs
on
forehead;
also
melt
in
cup
of
hot
water
and
inhale
vapors
V1CKS
We
Vapor
u
b
fhiro
i7
klii
lulu
I.r"Jrrn.
Vh
anitation
in
PAGE
FIVE
The
Laundry
Hygeia,
March,
1927
A
kitchen
I3
properly
a.
food
shop
and
'
should
be
used
fori
little
else.
It
Ms'
distasteful
to
think
of
the
possibilities
attending
jaundjy
work
in
the
kitchen
in
the
winter
when
doors
and
windows
are
closed
to
keep
out
the
cold
and
when
VrA.'..'.!
.,XX
i'v'-rtv:i.
.1
11.
t
iv.
j
:
.i-ii
t'WMjiwJjLiiiciJJuiicjB,
aim
liuei
xruui
uie
urviiix
ciuiucb
are
befng.
prepared.
THE
LOGICAL
CONCLUSION
Send
it
to
the
Canadian
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
515
Sixth
Avenue
W.
Dr.
MAGUIRE
Phone
525.
Dentistf
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
Office
Hours
9
to
9
Phone
8
Lady
Assistant
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LIMITED
Railings
frsai
I'rlru-e
Kupert.
lor
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA.
Swan
ion
Bay,
Alert
Bay.
ete,
Tuesday.
S
Fur
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA,
Hu
ted
ale.
Alert
IU
-tr
Saturday
Sam
let
PORT
SIMPSON'.
N.tAS
KIVEB
POINTS,
ALICE
ARM,
ANVOX.
STEWART,
Wale
Isrfaad.
Sunday.
8
p.ra.
1!J
Snd
Arena.
K.
M.
SMITH.
Atent
Prince
Rupert.
aC.
TnrtMieJb.
Urket
told
1
Victoria
and
brattle
at
a
jreduced
rate
and
"
fcsgsagecheckeo;
ttuwcgli
to
destination.
Mm
HI
T
1
t
HZ
ifi.