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Friday,
July
10,
1936
Prince
Rupert,
with
her
coot,
refreshing,
showers,
finds
jt
difficult
to
sympathize
with
the
people
of
Chicago
and
the
rest
oft
he
Middle'
West
where
they
have
sizzling
hea
and
the
crops
are
being
burned
up
by
the
intense
hea
SITE
FOR
POST
OFFICE
It
is
satisfactory
to
know1
that
the
provincial
government
is
co-operating
with
Ottawa
in
providing
a
site
for
the
new
Federal
Block
which
is
to
be
erected
in
Prince
Rupert.
It
seems
to
bd
the
general
opinion
in
Prince
Rupert
that
this
site
is
the
right
one
and
that
it
would
be
wise
for
the
Victoria
authorities
to
make
an
attractive
offer.
The
question
of
.site
seems
to
have
been
one
of
the
stumbling
blocks
to
the
erection
of
a
building
in
the
past.
ODIOUS
COMPARISONS
Making
some
comparisons,
between
Canada
and
Great
Britain,
Bruce
Hutchison
in
the
Victoria
Times
writes:
.
"Here
in
Canada,
where
we
sometimes
look
on
the
Old
Country
as
behind
the
timed,
we
find
that
a
non-elective
.Senate',
manned
bv
political
has-beens,
broken-downs
and
never-were's,
is
stultifying
the
newly-elected
House
of
Commons.
Mr.
Meighen,
defeated
every
time
he
led
a
government
to
the
country,
is
leading
the
Senate
now
and
telling
the
Canadian
people
what
legislation
they
can
have
and
What
thev
can't.
No
noble
lord
could
get
away
with
that
in
Britain
for
twenty-four
hours.
Over
there
no
noble
lord
would
have
the
effrontery
to
try.
"This
is
one
reason
why
we
shouldn't
laugh
at
poor
blundering.
Baldwin.
Another
reason
is
that
this
country
has
no
right
to
laugh
at
a
British
government
which
was
afraid
to
fight
Mussolini
for
fear
of
starting
a
conflagration
when
obviously
we
Canadians
were
not
prepared
to
fight
either.
We
were
not
prepared
to
propose
oil
sane
tiorts,
even.
We
had
enough
sense
to
keep
out
of
the
mess.
But
to
smirk
now
at
a
government
which
felt
the
same
way
as
we
did
is
rather
obscene."
imported
y
1
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advertisement
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displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
""'SPORT
CARDINALS
BAMBINO
STILL
LEAD
AS
PILOT
Halt
Game
Margin
Over
cmcago
Who
Won
Doubfe-Header
Yesterday
CHlCAGO,
July
10:
(CP)
CM-
niacin
r.uhs
took
both-
ends
of,
a!
In
the
American
League,,
Wes
Ferrell
pitched
his
twelfth
win
oU
the
season
for
the
Boston
Red
Sox
the
home
stand.
The
best
Joe
De-
Maggio,
sensational
young
rooxie
batsman,
could
do
for
the
New
York
Yankees
yesterday
was
to
gather
one
single
in
four
times
at
bat,
the
Yanks
losing
to
the
Cleveland
Indians
at
the'
Yankee
Sta
dium
to
have
their
margin
of
lead
ership
reduced
to
eight
and
a
half
games
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
who,
even
with
Mlekey
Cochrane
and
Hank
Greenberg
off
the
line-up,
defeated
the
Washington
Senators
in
a
free-hitting
game
at
the
Na
tional
Capital
for
their
thirteenth
win
in
the
last
fifteen
starts.
These
were
the
first
Big
League
.....
tx.
games
m
tnree
days
ana
resuita
were
as
follows:
National
League
Philadelphia
5,
Pittsburg
16.
Brooklyn
3-4,
Chicago
4-5.
New
York
3..
St.
Louis
6.
Boston
6,
Cincinnati
5
(night
game).
American
League
Detroit
10,
Washington
7'.
St.
Louis
5,
Philadelphia
7.
Cleveland
11,
New
York
4.
Chicago
2,
Boston
7.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Diego
0,
Oakland
1.
Portland
2,
San
Francisco
3.
Seattle
10,
Los
Angeles
1.
Missions
4,
Sacramento
0.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
.
W.
L.
St.
Louis
47
28
Chicago
4&
'27
Pittsburg
42
32
Cincinnati
38
33
New
York
3&
35
Boston
43
34
Philadelphia
27
47
Brooklyn
...23
52
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
New
York
50
24
Detroit
.'.
:
42
33
Boston
...43
34
Washington
-40
3S
Cleveland
40
37
Chicago
34
39
Philadelphia
25-
48
St.
Louis
23
47
Once
Noted
Boxer,
Pet
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.625
.568
.535
.527
.553
.365
.308
On
Hitch
Hike,
Is
At
Death's
Door
TOWNSEND,
Maryland,
July
10'
Having
been
struck
by
an
auto
mobile
as
he
was
attempting
to
hitch
hike
from
Baltimore
to
New
York,
John
Joseph
(better
known
as
"Spider")
Kelly,
a
famous
batt
ler
In
the
days
of
John
L.
Sulli
van,
lay
at
death's
door
In
a
hos
pltal
here
last
night,
It
is
said
that
he
had
not
eaten
Iri
several
days
and
was
very
weak.
Football
Game
With
Destroyer
To
Be
Played
tiwine
to
ralri,
the
Qllhuly
Cup
football
game,
scheduled'
for
fast
evening
between
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
Do
minion
Dairy,
was
called
off
by
Referee
George
J.
Dawes.
Tomorrow
evening
a
game
has
been
arranged
to
be
played
between
local
all
stars
and
a
team
from
II.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver,
Only
Question
of
Salary
Preventing7
'Ruth
From
Assuming
,
Charge
of
Cleveland
CLEVELAND,
July
10:
Babe
Huth
lias
been
offered
the
nian-
double-header
by
close
scores
from
agership
of
thf
Cleveland
hi-Brooklyn
Dodgers
here
yesterday,
dlans,
who
have
been
under
fire
the
first
game
being
a
13-innlng
by
fans
and
press
alike
for
their
battle,
but
the
rough
and
tumble
St.
Louis
Cardinals
held
the
National
League
leadership
by
a
margin
of
half
a
game
by
winning
over
the
New
York
Giants
at
Sports
men's
Field.
disappointing
showing
so
far
this
season.
Only
the
question
of
salaly
is
preventing
an
agreement
being
reached.
The
Bambino
is
holding
out
for
$35,000
a
year
which
the
club
ownership
considers
too
high.
Ruth-
is
not
worrying.
He
is
estimated
to
be
worth
between
who
defeated
the
Chicago
White
P
$400,000
and
$500,000
apart
from
Sox
at
Boston.
The
Red
Sox,
wno
wmca
ne
nas
uuiuima.
had
a
disastrous
losing
streak
re-fr
eeme
rrom
oiner
interests,
ue
cpntlv.
are
now
doing
better
on
I-
aoes
noi
need
me
jod.
I
READY
FOR
BIGB0UT
Eyes:
of
Pugilistic
World
Focussed
On
Seattle
Where
Freddie
Steele
Meets
Risko
SEATTLE,
July
10:
Eyes
of
the
pugilistic
world
are
focussed
on
'Seattle
today
in
anticipation
of
the
Pet.
.676
.560
.558
.533
.519
.466
.343
.329-'
Babe..
Rlsko-Freddle
Steele
fight
here
tonight,
the
first
world's
championship
boxing
bout
ever
staged
in
either
Washington
or
Oregon.
Nate
Druxman,
promoter,
announced
last
night
that
plenty
of
good
seats
were
still
available.
Many
sports
notabilities
from
various
parts
of
the
country
are
in
the
city
tc
take
In
the
fights
Opinion
is
divided
pretty
well
as
to
who
will
win.
Both
boys
weighed
in
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Tennis
Tourney
Draws
Interest
Local
Net
Talent
to
be
Tested
City
Championship
Competition
In
With
the
annual
tournaments
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
and
the
Imperial
Oil
Tennis
Clubs
yet
to
be
held,
it
is
expected
that
Interest
in
the
forthcoming
open
city
tournament
will
increase
during
the
next
three
weeks.
Commencing
on
August
1,
this
tournament
will
provide
the
long
awaited
opportunity
for
any
and
all
players
in
the
city
whether
affiliated
with
a
club
or
not
to
test
their
skill
in
tournament
play.
In
order
to
facilitate
entries,
entry
sheets
have
been
posted
to
gether
with
full
tournament
rules
and
regulations
on
the
notice
boards
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
ways
Club
and
the
Imperial
Oil
Tehnfs
Club.
Any
players
not
affiliated
with
any
of
these
clubs
may
enter.
Entries
close
July
29,
,
The
tournament
Is
being
handled
by
a
committee
representative
of
the
three
clubs
and
consists
of
F.
A.
Rogers
and
II,
J.
Horton
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
Club,
A.
If.
Hill-Tout
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Club
and
J.
A.
Barry,
W.
Cruick-Ehahk
and
Philip
Edgcumbe
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Club.
LAWN
BOWLING
POSTPONED
Last
night's
rain
caused
postponed
City
Lawn
Bowling
League
matches,
which
had
been
arranged
to
be
played
off
last
evening,
to
be
further
deferred,
JVoiv,
Jocfou
vwwdzfo
infantfssdiruj
STREAMLINE
IN
ENGINES
(Continued
tfom
Faun
1
vision
for
the
engineer
and
at
the
same
time
carrying
the
smoke
of
the
locomotive
clear
of
the
train.
An
additional
piece
of
equipment,
designed
to
add.
to
the
comfort
of
passengers
riding
behind
the
new
engines,
is
the
track
sprinkler
in-
Softball
Postponed
J
Last
night's
showers
caused
further
postponement
until
Sunday
of
the
City
Softball
League
double-)
header
of
Junior
Elks
vs.
Canadian
i
'
National
Recreation
Association
and
Junior
Elks
vs.
Lambie
St
Stone.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
IntMidon
In
apply
to
r.rae
Uiml
In
rrlnce
Rupert
land
Recording
District
of
Range
5,
Const,
and
ettuate
In
Hudson
Bay
lass
midway
between
Baron
and
Dundas
Islands,
being
one-ltalt
mile
south
of
the
moit
northerly
of
the
Nan
Islands,
Take
notice
tlyit
Robert
Irvine?,
of
Prince
Rupert,
occupation
Shell
dealer
Intends
to
apply
for
k
lease
of
tn
following
described
foreshore
lands:-
Coinmeiilng
at
a
post
planted
on
a
rock
one-half
mite
awrth
of
the
rhost
Clubf
the
Canadian
National
Rail-,
wrst
15
chains;
thaice
south
15
chain
thence
east
15
chains;
thence'
north
15
chain
to
poind
of
commencement
and
containing
2i.o
acres,
more
or
leM.
ItOllF.ItT
OI.EN
IKVINK
Dated
May
20th.
1936.
l,AM
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
appply
to
l.ensr
i
Ilnil
1
In
Prince
Rupert
Iand
Recording
Du-
trlct
of
Range
5,
Ccast,
and
situate'1
fronting
on
the
north
shore
of
the'
most
southerly
of
the
Nares
Islands.
Take
notice
that
Robert
Irvine
of
Prince
Ruport,
occupation
Shelr
demer
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
Die
following
described
foreshore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
pont
planted
on
n
rock
200
feet
north
ut
tlie
north
shorn!
of
the
most
southerly
of
tfie
NareV
Islands
thence
west
IS
chains;
thence
south
IS
chains'
thence
ennt
15
chains-,
tht-nce
north
15
chain
to
point
of
commencement
and
containing
22.0
acrcfl,
more
or
less.
ItOIIKItT
(il.KN
IKVIN'P.
Dated
May
20th.
1038.
,
.
.
Mmfa
font
tf
f
union
nPPiH
formula
orrr'200
wim
olrf
EUHSsail
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
ntiv
construction
which
the
past
decade
has
witnessed
the
introduction
and
development
of
...
i
n-nA
HpvlAlfS
Imany
improvements
u
.
His
expectations.
This
streamline
productive
of
economy
in
the
con-
design
was
developed
by
J.
.....
H.
Par-1
sumption
of
fuel
and
greater
"
ii
ITli
hIh
a
trt
kin,
assistant
director
of
the
dlvl
:
ficiency
in
operauon.
i
sion
of
physics,
national
research
!
plbyment
to
meet
the
exacting
nnnnrii
nt.
Ottawa,
his
assistant.
!
needs
of
specific
services
will
pro-
Despite
the
rainy
weatheT.
the
tailed
under
the
tender.
By
the
local
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
Is
hold-
device
the
track
may
be
sprinkled
ing
its
annual
picnic
this
after-
from
the
tender
before
the
passen-
noon
along
the
Kaien
isiana
rugn-
ger
cars
pass
over
it.
The
sprinkler
way.
The
picnickers
left
In
cars
device
is
controlled
from
the
en-
and
trucks
early
mis
ariernoon.
gine
cab
and
adds
greatly
to
the
comfort
of
travellers
during
hot,
dusty
weather
or
when
loose
ballast
is
encountered
at
any
point
on
the
line.
"
Design
Features
,
In
designing
this
entirely
new;
engine
for
Canadian
service,
the
motive
power
experts
had
for
the
r
guidance
several
years
of
experience
with
the
6100
Northern
and
0700
Hudson
types
of
locomotives,
he
best
features
of
each
of
which
were
embodied
in
the
hew
power.
The
new
locomotives,
while
the
largest
streamlined
steam
engines
In
the
world,
are
not
the
heaviest
locomotives
In
use
on
the
Canadian
National
system.
They
rep
resent,
however,
the
most
advan-i
ced
design
in
the
art
of
steam
3
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July
10,
1938
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Dr
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Ofeen,
ana
omcers
or
inc
uuce
sumuca.
0....0-
Kuuii.
-
-
motive
power
department,
Cana-
than
justify
the
investment
anddancP.
Iast
night
in
the
Moo
older
tVDCS
oi
Tioii
Hall.
Music
vmlir
was
was
bv
by
the
the
Premii
Premltr
dlan
UKlll
National
naiuitiui
uauways,
vtn
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extensive
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npi.w....
mat
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aic
uiih
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...
both
coal
and
water
consumption.
llOI
DINfi
PICNIC
TODAY
Moose
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Affait
Fifty
Couples
In
Attendance
At
Affai
Last
Night
W!tli
Mu5ic
By
Premier
Orchestra
About
fifty
couples
were
in
at-
i
wind-tunnel
tests
being
made
with
locomotives,
according
to
Canadian
if
.
j
orchestra-
and
Oillls
....
Royer
wu
officials.
.
,
National
motive
power
master
oi
ceremonies.
uw.iw'
wsj
m.'
aia.a
r,.
The-
lar
driving
wheels
of
tbe,
Dr0oress
from
10
pm.
Until!
locomotives,
together
with.anv
and
refreshments
were
r
new
air
resistance
at
high
speed'
to
a
minimum
and,
by
utilizing
a
louvre
cross
counter
balancing
and
sclen-
ved
at
mjdnlRht.
Albert
Stiles
xi
tlfic
distribution
of
weight
on
t.i
chairman
of
the
committee
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