PAGE
TWO
"HART'
SHOES
For
Men
Made
by
Master
Craftsmen
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POPULAR
(Continued
from
page
one)
Noted
Vote
Getter
Rolph,
a
large,
well
proportioned
man
of
impressive
bearing,
was
noted
as
a
vote
getter.He
had
five
successive
4-year
terms,
starting
in
1911.
as
mayor
of
San
Francisco,
relinquishing
themunlclpal
post
to
become
governor
in
1930.
,
He
was
born
In
San
Francisco
August
23,
1869.
His
father
was
a
native
of
London
and
his
mother.
Margaret
Nicol
Rolph,
was
born
in
Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Rolph,
after
graduation
from
Trinity
College
In
his
native
city,
worked
In
brokerage
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Except
Sunday,
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of
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Bureau'
of
Circulations
Wednesday.
June
6,
1934
TWO
PAPERS
FOR
STEWART
The
town
of
Stewart
is
to
have
two
weekly
newspapers,
according
to
word
received
yesterday
from
the
Portland
Canal
centre.
The
Stewart
News
was
burned
out
eighteen
months
ago
and
the
editor
and
proprietor,
H.
W.
M.
Rol-ston,
has
been
awaiting
the
improvement
in
mining
conditions
before
putting
in
a
new
plant
and
continuing
publication.
Last
week
the
first
number
of
the
Northern
Argonaut
was
published
by
W.
R.
Smith
and
W
W.
Wright
and
a
plant
taken
north
on
which
to
print
the
paper.
Yesterday
word
came
from
Stewart
stating
that
Mr.
Rolston
would
recommence
publication
just
as
soon
as
his
plant
could
be
assembled.
.
Of
course,
Stewart
is
not
big
enough
for
two
papers
and,
evidently,
it
will
be
a
case
of
the
survival
of
the
fittest
there.
THOSE
OLD
PEOPLE
The
Bible
tells
about
a
number
of
people
who
were
supposed
to
have
lived
to
a
very
great
age
and
the
incredulous
have
found
this
a
stumbling
block
in
the
way
of
believing
the
Biblical
records.
Moses
Cotsworth,
general
director
of
the
fixed
calendar
league,
London,
England,
and
a
former
resident
of
British
Columbia,
in
a
leaflet
just
issued
says
that
from
the
time
of
Jacob
to
the
time
of
Moses
the
calendar
used
made
a
year
only
half
the
length-of
the
present
year.
When
the
records
say
that
Jacob
was
147
years
old
it
meant
that
measured
by
our
calendar
he
would
be
731
years
old.
So
the
Israelites
were
said
to
be
430
years
in
Egypt
but
really
they
were
only
215
years
there.
Moses
Cotsworth
is
one
of
the
foremost
mathematicians
of
the
world.
He
has
advocated
a
calendar
giving
13
months
of
28
days
which
would
place
Sundav
on
the
same
day
each
month
and
one
day
in
each
year
to
be
a
holiday
without
a
date.
His
plan
has
been
approved
by
the
League
of
Nations
and
by
a
good
many
other
authorities.
Possibly
it
may
spme
uay
Decome
a
universal
custom.
offices,
turned
to
banking
and
shipping
and
made,
and
lost,
a
fortune.
He
dropped
$3,000,000
In
world
war
days
by
building
a
fleet
of
wooden
steamers
to
meet
the
demand
for
cargo
space
at
sea.
The
1906
fire,
following
the
devastating
earthquake
of
that
year,
served
to
bring
Rolph,
then
a
young
banker,
to
the
attention
of
the
entire
city
for
he
organized
and
directed
a
relief
committee
that
aided
thousands
of
stricken
families.
.
Rolph
was
married
June
25,
1900,
to
Miss
Annie
Marshall
Reld
of
San
Francisco.
Two
daughters
and
a
son
were
born
to
them.
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pocket
book
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for
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
J,me
8
U3
LEGION;
IS
ELKS
PLAY
Baseball
Scores,
CUP
WINNER!
SOFTBALL;
Defeated
Merchants
to
Annex
Oilhuly
Soccer
Trophy
For
Season
Close
Game
Merchants
Unlucky
to
Lose.
But
Veterans
Were
Value
i
After
being
one
goal
down
at
half
time
to
the
Merchants,-
the-Canadian
Legion
last
night
equalized
and,
four-
minutes
from
full
time;
scored
the
odd
goal
to
win
two1
to
one
and
thus
capture
the
first
senior
football
trophy
of
the
season,
the
Gilhuly
Cup.
The
Merchants
had
the
better
of
the
opening
exchanges.
Stiles
headed
away
two
high
centres
and
H.
Dickens
robbed
Murray.
From
his
clearance
A.
Dickens
tested
Pierce
who
was.
safe.
Blake
cleared
but
A.
'
Dickens
made
the
most
of
a
chance
to
beat
Pierce
from
close
in.
The
Legion
goalie
was
in
fine
form
and
saved
well
from
H.
Dickens
and
from
a
header
following
Carroll's
well
taken
corner.
Baptie
was
clever
and
a
fine
centre
went
aeroxs
the
goal.
Pierce
was
lucky
to
be
in
line
of
a
hard
drive.
Then
&
Our-
vlch'
saved
a
shot
from
J.
Murray.
;
In
the-
second
half
Webster
shot1
over.
A
Dickens
forced
his
way
through
but
Stiles
managed
to
clear.
Baptie
was
just
too
high
and
a
moment
later
Moe'
was-lucky
to
stop
Baptie
again.
Legion
forwards
were
shooting
better
and
Murray
drove
a
dandy
Just
over.
Merchants!
then
pressed.
Carroll
passed
when
he
should
have,
gone
through.
Me
Kay
hit
the
bar
with
a
fine
drive
j
that
had
Pierre
beaten.
Play
was
faster
and
inclined,
to
be
rough.
Legion
forced
two
corners.
Web
ster
took
a
free
kick-that
was
deflected
by
Aloe's
head
and
the
scores
were-
equal.
Then
Webster
was
sent
off.
With,
ten'
men
the
Legion
tore
in
harder
but
the
Merchants
were
on.
top.
Dickens
shot1
over
and
Carroll
was
close
but
Pierce
saved.
A-
slip
by
the
Merchants'
backs
let
Chrlstison
through
and
he
kept
control
to
beat
Ourvich
four
minutes
from
the
end.
Merchants
tried
hard
and
Dickens
headed
Just
over
from
Car
roll's
corner
but
they
were
unable
to
equalize.
I
Legion
Pierce;
Blake.
D.
Gomez;
Oreer.
Webster,
S.
Currie;
Baptie,
Bussanich.
ChrisUson,
Palmer,
J.
Murray.
Merchants
8.
Ourvich;
Stiles,'
Moe;
H.
Dickens,
Howe,
F.
Gomez;
Carroll.
Lokken,
A.
Dickens.
McKay,
D.
Ourvich.
Referee.
R.
Skinner.
Linesmen.
A.
Harvey
and
B.
Wick.
;
Comments
on
Play
On
the
whole,
the
Merchants
were
unlucky
to-
lose
but
goals
count.
Pierce
had
far
more
to
do
Senior
Elks
took
the
measure
of;
their
Junior
Brothers
by
a
score
of
6
:
to
1-
In
last
evening's
postponed
City
Softball
League
fixture;
The!
Seniors
were
superior
In
all
departments
of
the
game,
outhlttlng
the
Juniors
nine
to
two
Including
three-two-base
hits
and
one
three
-bagger.
Poor
fielding
also
contri
buted
to
the
undoing
of
the-
Junior
Elks
against
whom
seven
errors
were
chalked
up
as
compared
with
four
made
by
the
Seniors.
Joe
Scott,
Senior
Elks
hurler.
fanned
two
opposing
batters
and
yielded
three
bases
on
balls.".
A
featurdof
the-
gume
wat'Sam
Joy's
three-bagger
which
he
was..
able
to
stretch
Into
a
home
run.
scoring
Barber
and
Lamble
nheed
of
him
In
the-
third.
Bob
Tobey
played
a
stellar
game
at
second
base
for
the
Senior
Elks.
Comadlna
and
Antonelll
were
umpires
and
the
line-ups
were
as
follows:
Elks
Johnson
ss..
Lamble
cf..
Joy
3b:.
Budlnich
c.
Tobey
2b.;
Stone
lb'..
Scott
p..
Buck
rf..
Barber
If.
Junior
Elks
Santerbane
ss..
Smith-
2b,
Nakamoto
If..
Steffens-rud
3b..
Moxley
lb..
Morgan
c
Nay-
lor
rf..
Campbell
cf..
Lindsay
p.
At
E.
Wood
of
the
C.
N.
K.
general
superintendent's
office
here
and
Mrs;
Wood
will
sail
Friday
morning
on
Uie
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
Mrs.
J.
M.
Graham
and
daughter.
Miss
Vivian
Oraham,
of
8ml-thers,
who
have
been
spending-
the
past
few
days
in
the
city,
are
saving
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
to
pay
a
visit
in
Stewart.
M.
M.
O'Brien,
chief
field
engin
eer
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
J:
Smelting-
Co..
Is
a
passenger
aboard
j
the
Prince
Oeorge-
today
going
through
to
Stewart
to
pay
a
vts!-
to
the
Big
Missouri
mine
and
other
properties
In
which
his
company
Li
Interested.
than
Ourvich
and
turned
in
a
fine
game.
Spiro
was
not
to
blame
for
either
goal.
Stiles
and
Moe,
apart
I
from
the
fatal
slip,
were
good
at
were
Oomez
and
Blake.
Of
the
'
halves
Webster,
Currie
and
H.
Die-
kens
were
the
plclc.
Baptie
played'
a
strong
game
but
the
forwards
!
were
not
very
much
In
the
llmc-l
light.
Murray
was
handicapped
by
an
injured
leg
but
shot
well
with
the
goo
done.
Carroll
and
A.
Die-1
kens
were
the
pick
of
the
Mer-'
chants'
forwards.
The
refereelng
was
entirely
satisfactory.
Players
are
not
entitled
(
to
a
caution
and
some
of
the
spec-
j
tators'
remarks
show
a
lack..
of'
knowledge
of
the
game.
.National
Leajue
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
6,
i
Brooklyn
10-4,
Philadelphia
11-5.
Boston
4,
New
York
13.
American
Leajue
j
St.
Louis
2-10,
Chicago
8-5.
Philadelphia
8-3,
Washington
7-4.
I
New
York
3,
Boston
8.
j
Cleveland
2-5:
Detroit
20-4.
Searching
Around!
Gander
Island
For
;
Schooner
Katallaj
Thr
local
provincial
police
boat
P.
M.
L
8-
Is
at
present
engaged
Irrl
conducting
a
search
In
the
vicinity
of
i
Gander
Island
north
of
the
Goose
Island
group
tor
the
Seattle
halibut
schooner
Katalla
nhlch
has
been
mlsslntr
for
some
thite
weeks
and
whleh
is
believed
to
hate
been
lost
with
her
master.
Opt
Michael
Nellson.
and
crew
of
five
It
has
been
suggested
In
advices
from
Seattle
that
the
Katalla
may
have
drifted
In
that
direction.
Weather
was
extremely
rough
about
the
time
she
became
missing.
Henry
Deeth
of
Anyox
was
a
pxwenger
aboard
the
Catala
last
evenint
going-
through
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
Notice
j
Auction
Sale
!
OF
r.VFItYTIIIN'a
IN'
STOKR
I
have
been
advised
to
handle
only
Goods
by
Auction
o
In
future
I
Mill
have
weekly
Sale
Days,
and
Mill
ell
every
article
In
ktore
on
SATURDAY",
E7r.N
IN;,
commencing
at
"'-IS
p.m.,
June
9th.
Consisting-
of
bedi
dressers,
showcases,
electrical
goods,
2
buffets,
folding
couch,
kitchen
tables,
fire-
grate;
chairs,
cmni
cabinet,
linen
closet.
linoleum
rugs
and
linoleum.
2
steamer
trunks,
library
table)
cash
register,
sewing-
machine-,
etc.
NOTE
If
you
have
anything
In
your
home
you
want
to
dispose
of
send
It
to
the
store
before
Saturday
Noon
of
this
week,
or
Phone
and
we
will
call.
Under
no
obligation
unless
goods
are
sold,
6.
J.
Dawes
TIIK
AUOTtONKKK
Black)
120;
Itrd
633.
Every
Member,
of
the
Family
ought
to
have
a
SAVINGS
ACCOUNT
As
a-reserve-foe
emerg-mcievand
opporrunitiei,
or
u
a
ufc,
conservative,
profitable
investment.
As
t
s-ife.
place
to
lay
aside
amounts
she
saves,
by
care
faJ
rnamgement-of
the
home,
and
to
build
up
afundtor.
spcciaJ
things
shewants
to
get:
That
he
may
learn
the
true
value
of
'money,
and'how
tamest
makes
it
grow,
that
he.
may
staxt
early
along
that
path
of
thrift
which
It-adsuo
financial
independence.
So
that
she,
too,
map
learn
the
value
of
money
and:
begin
laying
it
aside?
for.
future?
needs;
There
is
a.Savings.
Department
irfevery
office
cf
the
Bank
of
Montreal
Canada's-olden
Bank
a
Bank
where
small-
accounts
are
welcome.
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during
premium
piflng
period
.
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