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Monday,
July
27,
1936
STICK
TO
IT
AND
WIN
It
has
been
sometimes
wildly
stated
that
the
Prince
Chamber
of
Commerce
never
does
anything,
that
all
they
do
is
talk
and
pass
resolutions.
This
is
all
wronir
and
an
instance
in
point
happened
last
week
which
shows
how
persistent
effort
on
their
part
eventually
brought
results.
For
the
past
seven
years
the
Chamber
has
been
trying
to
secure
the
right
for
the
port
to
bring
in
a
deep
sea
ship
with
a
local
pilot.
The
local
requests
have
been
ignored
and,
whenever
a
grain
ship
or
a
log
carried
came
into
port,
a
pilot
had
to
be
sent
all
the
way
from
Vancouver
to
bring
her
in
and
take
her
out.
A
strong
fight
was
put
up
year
after
year
against
the
ruling
of
the
department
and
one
of
the
leaders
in
this
move
was
G.
W.
Nickerson,
who,
by
the
by,
is
a
born
fighter.
The
co-operation
had
been
secured
of
Fred
Clen-denning
of
the
Empire
Shipping
Co.,
Hugh
Dalton,
secretary
of
the
B.
C.
Manufacturers'
Association,
John
Mc-Innis,
of
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co.,
all
of
Vancouver.
Others
who
helped
considerably
were
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
and
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
marine,
with
the
ultimate
result
that
last
week
the
big
British
freighter
Stonegate
was
brought
in
by
a
local
pilot,
Captain
J.
R.
Elfert,
and
the
fee,
which
formerly
would
have
gone
to
a
Vancouver
man,
is
now
expended
m
rnnce
Kupert.
Under
the
new
plan
the
captain
of
the
ship
is
allowed
to
select
his
own
pilot
and
this
plan
is
to
remain
in
effect
until
the
port
becomes
large
enough
to
maintain
a
licensed
pilot
here.
We
congratulate
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
its
excellent
work
and
the
committee
of
the
chamber
which
has
had
the
matter
in
hand
these
many
years.
And
may
we
be
allowed
to
draw
this
moral:
that,
no
matter
how
discouraging
the
outlook
may
seem,
sufficient
effort
mixed
with
brains
ami
an
abundance
of
energy,
will
bring
results
if
the
cause
is
a
good
one
and
sometimes
it
wins
even
when
the
cause
is
not
so
good.
CHAIN
SHIPMENTS
Once
more
the
Bureau
of
'Statistics
has
issued
a
monthly
report
showing
grain
shipments
from
every
grain
port
in
Canada
with
the
two
solitary
exceptions
at
ports
where
.the
Wheat
Pool
has
a
monopoly.
It
read,
"Prince
Rupert,
nil
;
Victoria,
nil"
If
Prince
Rupert
people
are
sufficiently
supine
to
allow
this
condition
to
continue
they
deserve
to
be
trodden
on,
But
then
a
great
many
of
the
local
businessmen
do
not
even
belong
to
the
Chamber
of
Commerce,
the
only
organization
that
can
possibly
hope
to
have
any
influence
in
regard
to
this
matter.
This
adverUsemerit
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia..
WOMEN
ATHLETES
FROM
AUSTRALIA
AT
OLYMPIC'S
First
complete
athletic
team
from
any
nation
to
reach
Berlin,
scene
of
the
11th
Olympic
Games,
was
the
Australian
delegation,
which
arrived
late
in
June
and
went
direct
to
the
Olympic
village,
where
they
will
be
quartered
durlngthe
games.
Womea
members
of
the
team
are
shown
here
as
they
arrived
at
the
German
capital
and
were
welcomed
by
games'
executives.
The
Australians
-were
far
ahead
of
teams
from
other
foreign
nations.
SWIM
STAR
HITS
BACK
Charges
American
Olympic
Com
mittee
Officials
With
High
Life
on
Way
Over
ichanipagncglrr:
backstroke
swim
mlng
champion,
lashed
back
at
her
accusers
Saturday
with
scath-
SPORT
CHAT
Barney
Ross,
welterweight
champion
of
the
world,
won
an
unanimous
ten
round
decision
over
.Phil
Furr,
welterweight
champion
of
the
District
of
Columbia,
in
a
BERLIN,
Germany,
July
27:
non-title
bout
at
Washington
late
Mrs.
Eleanor
Holm
'Jarrett,
the
(last
week.
Aucitey
uoenrane,
manager
oi
the
world
champion
Detroit
Tigers,
ing
charges
of
misconduct
by
Am-iwas
able
to
attend
a
pennant-rals-
erlcan
Olympic
officials
and
more
ing
game
at
Navin
Field,
Detroit,
TENNIS
C.
N.
JINALS
R.
A.
Club
Championships
Decided
on
Sunday
Finals
in
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
tennis
tournament
yesterday
resulted
as
follows:
,
Ladles'
singles
Miss
E.
Rlveii,
beat
Mrs.
West,
6-2,
6-1.
Men's
doubles
D.
Blake
and
McPhee
beat
Morrison
and
Jur-
than
100
training
violations
by!
late
last
week.
Cochrane,
who
has:
main,
7-5,
6-4,
6-2.
athletes
aboard
the
liner
"Man-!
been
in
hospital
at
Detroit
re-j
Ladles'
Doubles
Mrs.
West,
and
hattan."
The
22-year
old
Brooklyn
I
ceivlng,
treatment
for
a
thyroid
;
E-
Rivett
beat
L.
Lindseth
and
A.
mermaid,
expelled
from
the
Olym-1
condition,
was
let
out
for
the
day
;
Kach,
6-4,
6-4.
pic
team
on
charges-of
attending!
by
his
doctors.
It
has
not
yet
beeni
Mea's
singles
R.
Morrison
beat
too
many
cocktail
parties,
declared
decided
whether
or
not
the
Tiger
J-
H.
Horton,
6-3,
7-5,
8-6.
I
In
a
typewritten
statement
that
Pilot
will
have
to
undergo
an
op-1
Mixed
doubles
E.
Rivett
and
officials
accompanying
the
team
eration..
ucuv
m.
ana
JUr-
themselves
narticinated
in
so
much
I
upper
deck
social
acttvitles
and
As
a
result
of
a
hip
Injury
sus-cocktall
parties
that
they
had
little
tained
recently
In
Davis
Cup
zone
time
for
supervising
the
athletes,
play
in
England
and
which
af-She
charged
that
official
members
fected
his
usual
good
play
in
the
of
the
Olympic
party
disgraced
.
Wimbledon
competitions,
Wllmer
themselves
during
an
amateur
per-
!
Allison,
ranking
United
States
tetj-formance
and
a
mock
trial,
osten-'
n's
star,
fears
he
may
have
to
slbly
given
as
an
entertainment
i
-ult
the
match
courts.
He
arrived
feature,
was
so
shocking
many
ath-
at
New
Yor
lne
otner
aaV
ana
letes
walked
out
of
the
liner's
social
Proceeded
to
wasnington
to
una-
hall.
TENNIS
TITLE
PLAY
jS
HELD
Frankie
Parker
and
Alice
Marble
Are
Winners
at
Chestnut,
Hills
CHESTNUT
HILLS,
Mass.
July
27:
Frankie
Parker
of
Lawrence-
vllle,
N.J.,
Saturday
won
the
Long-
wood
Bowl
men's
singles
tennis
championship,
defeating
Bobby
Riggh
of
Los
Angeles
2-6,
6-3,
7-5.
Alice
Marble
of
Los
Angeles
crowned
her
comeback
campaign
by
winning
the
women's
singles
title
over
unseeded
Carolyn
Roberts
of
New
Rochelle.
N.Y.,
6-1,
8-6.
Westminster
Wins
In
Title
Soccer
Game
on
Saturday
VANCOUVER.
July
27:
West
minster
Royals
defeated
Calgary
Callles
by
a
score
of
12
to
nil
In
a
Dominion
football
championship
game
here
Saturday.
HIKE
IS
ENJOYED
About
twenty
members
of
the
Intermediate
girls'
gym
classes
Mount
Oldfleld
trail
on
Baturday.
A
camp
fire
was
built
and
refresh
ments
enjoyed
before
the
start
of
the
downward
hike.
doctors
find
It
possible
and
advis
able,
he
may
proceed
to
Maine
for
an
extended
rest
In
preparation
for
the
United
States
national
championships
at
Forest
Hills
in
September.
The
United
States
Olympic
team,
after
landing
at
Hamburg
from
the
steamer
Manhattan,
proceeded
by
special
train
at
the
end
qf
the
week
to
Berlin
where
the
American
athletes
received
a
rousing
Nazi
welcome.
They
are
now
going
Into
intensive
training
in
preparation
for
the
Games.
Mrs.
Eleanor
Holm
Jarrett,
noted
girl
swimmer,
was
still
fighting
for
reinstatement
after
having
been
expelled
from
the
team
for
violation
of
the
training
rules
by!
drinking
too
much
but
there
was
believed
to
be
little
chance
of
her
getting
back
on.
She
was
reported
to
be
In
a
state
of
near
collapse
TITLE
BOUT
BETWEEN
JIMMY
IIRADDOCK
AND
SCIIMIXING
ON
CARDS
.
NEW
YORK,
July
27:
Madison
Square
Garden
and
Mike
Jacobs
were
reported
to
have
patched
up
their
differences
on
Saturday
and
agreed
upon
a
world's
heavyweight
championship
title
bout
between
Max
Schmellng
and
Jimmy
Brad-
dock.
The
bout
will
likely
be
at
the
from
Seal
Cove
and
McClymont
Yankee
Stadium
as
neither
of
the!
Park
engaged
In
a
hike
up
the
I
principals
wants
to
fight
at
Long
Island
Bowl,
j
Try
a
Dally
News,
classified
advertisement
for
bet
ftsvltt.
,
main,
ti-i,
v-i.
Refreshments
were
served
with
Miss
B.
Berner
and
E.
Davis
in
charge.
KAYE
DON
WINS
CUP
iergo
medical
examinations
on
the
American
Trophy
Captured
Yes-
!
results
of
which,
will
depend
vhat
I
he
Is
to
do
In
the
future.
If
the
ter
day
by
Famous
British
Speed
Driver
NEW
YORK,
July
27:
Kayo
Don,
British
automobile
and
speedboat
driver,
yesterday
won
the
Gold
Cup,
emblematic
of
United
States
speedboat
championship.
He
Is
the
first
outsider
ever
to
win
the
cup.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
League
St.
Louis
2,
Boston
3.
Pittsburg
7,
Brooklyn
4.
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
5.
Chicago
17.
Philadelphia
4.
American
League
New
York
5,
Chicago
3.
Washington
9,.St.
Louis
1.
Boston
18,
Detroit
4,
Philadelphia
15,
Cleveland
12.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
Pittsburg.
0-3,
Brooklyn
1-4.
Chicago
0-18,
Philadelphia
4-5.
Cincinnati
4-5,
New
York
5-2.
St.
Louis
3-8,
Boston
4-5.
American
League
Boston
10,
Detroit
3.
Washington
9-3,
St.
Louis
2-9,
Philadelphia
13-5,
Cleveland
0-8.
New
York
12-11,
Chicago
3-8.
FOOTBALL
MONDAY,
JULY
27
Naval
Reserve
vs.
Legion
end
and
about
7
o'clock
trucks
began
to
arrive
to
convey
the
crowds
back
to
town
where
all
arrived
safe
and
sound
around
8:30
after
enjoying
a
splendid
outing.
The
program
of
sports
resutlec!
as
follows:
Girls
6
and
under
1st,
Rosie
Clavering;
2nd,
Ruby
Bagshaw.
,
Boys
6
and
under
Gordon
Rothwell,
Donald
Main.
Girls
8
and
under
Isobella
Gray,
Helen
Balagno.
Boys
8
and
under
J.
Unco-
Monday
juty
27
J
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
PICNIC
WAS
FINE
EVENT
Hundreds
of
Kludiw;
and
ups
at
Eagles
Outing
vltch,
Stanley
Hemmou
Oirls
10
and
under
Lleei,
p4w
by,
Sneiia
Mcnae.
Boys
10
ana
under
D.
it-
Orelsh,
J.
unovuen,
Girls.
12
and
undc.
Reidt
Wlkdal,
Norma
scnerK,
Boys
12
and
under
Olirr
There
were
no
trucks
In
town
Keays,
Harold
Ilodg.'.on,
yesterday.
All
were
transpomm;
Girls
.14
and
under
L;a
hundreds
of
kiddies
and
their
ertson.
Helen
Leslie.
paients
out
to
the
Fraternal
Or-
Boys
14
and
under-
-Geo.
Brotf-
ider
of
Eagle6
picnic
held
at
Grassy
way,
Fletcher
Hemmons.
Bay.
The
brother
Eagles
had
been
100
yd.
dash,
open-
-F
De-busy
all
week
fixing
up
the
trail
O'Neill.
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fin
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n
v
tu
condition
for
the
kiddles
to
play.
F.
Ellison.
The
Boys'
Band,
under
the
lead-
100
yd
dash,
single
ladie
Jm
ershlp
of
Robert
Oreenfield,
played
1
Gomez,
Reidar
Wikdai.
snappy
music
all
day
which
was
100
yd.
dash,
married
.adit:-
greatly
enjoyed
by
all.
iMrs.
Symes,
Mrs.
E,
Snui.
After
the
kiddles
had
beeni
3-legged
race
Derry
zni
l-given
peanuts
and
ice
cream
and
j
Neill,
Hemmons
and
McLean.
coffee
and
tea
had
been
dished!
Horse
back
race-
Moblr?
uj
out
and
everyone
satisfied,
sports
I
Selvlg.
Derry
and
O'Neill.
of
all
kinds
took
place.
Some
of;
Married
men
t
Eagles
P
L-
ithe
best
runners
took
part
in
the
i
son,
W.
Gardner.
races.
The
ladies'
tug
of
war-single
vs.
marired
was
a
big
sur
Boys
wheelbarrow
race
-J,
(
Neill
and
Derry.
Hemmons
ii
prise
to
the
married
ladles.
Al)"
1
McLean.
the
soft
ball
game
was
a
grea
Ladles'
wheelbarrow
ract-I
hit.
Robertson
and
E,
Smith,
Ja
The
weather
was
ideal
and
Gomez
and
E.
Dickens.
everyone
had
a
good
time,
but
Ladies'
tug
of
war
single
vt
every
fine
event
comes
to
an
!
married,
won
by
married
adJa
jvim
s
iug
ot
war,
iisey
vu-i
Eagles
Casey
Vlnk.
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