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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
November
13,
1936
Co
Ahead
With
Post
Office
It
is
very.
satisfactory
news
that
the'
post
officer
is
to
be
erected
on
the
old
provincial
government
bloek'
in
this
city
rt(Fth1it-te1fideys-1'in
I)?1
called"
-fbr
-the'
work
almost
immediately
the'
foundations
digging
starts
early
in
the.
new
year
it
will
give
a
nUmbbr
of
men
remunerative
work
and
wjll
.help1
us
thrpugh
the
slack
period
when
work
is
particularly
appreciated.-
Utilizing
.the
Port
Utilizing
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
with
a
view
to'
making
this
section
of
the-
railway
p&y
its
way
is
one
of
the
problems
now
before
the
administration
at
Ottawa
and
the
railway
heads
at
Montreal.
There
has
been
a
lot
of
howling
about
the
raihyay
and
suggestions
have
been
made
that
the
Dominion
shduld
be
relieved
of
the
necessity
of
meeting
the
annuaT
losses
on
the
line
and
yet,
so
far
as
anyone
could
see
or
hear
titi
"attempt
had
ever
been
made
to
develop
shipping
business
by
Way
of
Prince
Rupert
exegpt
to
build
the
elevator
and
allow
it
to
be
used
as
a
storage
jipuse
by
the
Wheat
Pool.
mi,
ir
i
n
t
i
i'
i
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i
.
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,
ti
ine
u.
r.
rw
president
nas
eviuentiy
seen
possiDiuiies
in
the'
C.
"Mf.
R.
and
has
Been
urging
the
country
to
consolidate
the
system
with
the
G,
P.
fl.
in
order
to
save
money
for.
the.
country.
It
has-been
stated
that,
if
the
C.
P.
R.
had'
f.fie
railway,
Pririce
Rupert
would
soon
be
developed
into
a
real
port
and
would
have
double
its
present
population
That,
of
course,
is
only
conjecture.-
What
is
evident
is
that
no
real
effort
has
ever
been
made
to
de
velop
the
business
of
the
port.
Now,-
it
is
suggested,
there
is
to
be
a'
change
of
policy.
We
sincerely
hope
ther6'
is.
For
a
city
at
the
terminus
of
a
railway
in'
such
a'
country
as
this
to
remain1
practically
stagnant
for
twenty
year's"
is
one'
of
the'
m6st
stinging
indictments
against
the
C.
N".-
R.
management
of
past
years
that
can
be
brought
forward.
However,
recriminations
are
useless.
What
we
have
to
do
is
look
forward.
Plans'
Were
laid
for
the
further
development
of
the
tourist
traffic
over
the
road
durintr
the
past
season-but
the
disastrous
floods
in
the
early
summer
nipped
the
effort
in
the
bud.-
By
the
time
the
road
was
in
shape,
the
season
was
gone.
'At
any
rate,
it
was
a
gesture
indicating
interest
iff
this
end
of
the
road.
Now
Mr.
Nickei'son'
brinirs
word
that
other
develnnmnt.R
rn.iv
Hp
expected.
Everyone
will
be
gl'ad
to
hear
it.
Prince
Rupert
will
co-operate
to
the
fullest
extent,
we
feel
sure,
and
will
back
any
movement
that
seems
likely"
to
improve"
the
situation.
We
loap.you
free
a
complete
Home
Permanent
Wave;
Machine
(or
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months.
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6i
shippirtg;
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c'bmplefy
Permanerits.
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finst'
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Any
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No
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neededi
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B.C.
Defeated"
aiaroous
Last
Night
AmerRs
and
Black
Hawks
Tie
MONTREAL,
Nov.
13:
(CP)
The
two
Montreal
teams
of
the
-Na
tional
Hockey
League
clashed
forK
the
first-
'
time'
this-
season
last
night
with
the
Canadlens
em-1
erglng
winners
over
the
Maroons
two
to
one
after
a
thrilling
contest.
It
was
the
second
straight
victory
for
the
Flying
Frenchmen
who
are'
now
In
a
tie
for
the
lead
ership
of
the
International
section
with
the
New
York
Americans
who
played
a
scoreless
draw
on
thali
home
Ice
with
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
The
point
credit
for
the
tie
put
the
Black
Hawks
on
even
terms
with
the
New-
York
Rangers
for
second
place
in
the
American
section:
The
league
standing
to
date:
International
Section
W.
D.
L.
F.
Americans
1
2
0
4
Canadlens
.,...2
0
0
4
Toronto
0
0
2
3
Montreal
0
0
2
2
American
Section
Detroit
.2
0
0
8
Rangers
1
0
16
Chicago
0
2
0
1
Bostcm-
.0
0
10
LEADERSHIP
A.
3
1
6
6
IS
CHANGED
McMeekin's
Replace
Gyro
Club
At
Top
of
Commercial
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
McMeekin's
defeated
Gyro
Club
three
games
to
nil
in
the
Commer
claL'
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
last
nlht,-,
thus
replacing
the
service
cltib
In
leadership'
of
the
standing.
High
average
scdrer
was
Buster
McMeekin
of
McMeekin's
with
162,
Individual
scoring:
McMeekin's
1st
2nd
3rd
McMeekin
144
180
162
J.
Jack
:
135
148
147
Armstrong
......:....
105
183
126
Menzle
13l
157
151
McLedd
183
127
151
Handicap.
f
33
33
33
Totals
73t
828
770
Gyro
Club
1st
2nd
3rd
Bulger
170
169
143
Brockjesby
119
141
90
Large
161
119
105
Morris
:..:.,120
148
174
Roaf
103
155
139
T..T.
Handicap'
i....,L.
22
22
22
-Totals
695
754
673
League
Standing
.W.
L.
McMeeklh'a
10
6
Gyro
Club-
9
6
R.
Butchers
8'
4
Balllnger's
6
3
Biological'
StatI6n'
2
lu
Ranee'
&;
liatay
l
S
I
WRESTLING
1MOOSE
HALL
Wednesday
Nov,
18,
at
8
P.M.
MAIN
EVENT
Eight
10-Minute
Houtldi
JACKLIPPE-N
(255-
lbs.,
Chicago)
Paul
Dc
nAZOGANY
(219
16s.,
Hungary)
Good
Preliminaries
Tickets
on
sale
at
Grotto,
Legion,
Ormea,
Lambie
&
Stone
Rex
Bowling
Club
Ekcnahge
Bfdck
Sixth
St,
and
Third
Ave;
4
Photie
658
Laiuble
&
Stone
Eke
Out
39
to
38
Victory
Over
Grotto
Coming-
out
of
art-
early
season-i
slump'
which
cost,
them
two
straight
games,
Larrible"
&?
sVoriC
last
night
turned
back
the
league-
leading
Grotto'
if
close
39
td-
36"
score.
The'
Clothiers
started
fasf
and,
-With
Johnson
sinking
them
from
evervwhere.
tbev
seemed
to
have
the
game
In
hind:
With
five
minutes
of
the
first
half
left,
tarif-
bie
&
Stone
were'
leading'
13
to
11'
when
the
Tobacconist
crew
de
elded
to
snap
out
of
If
and
snared
five
quick
baskets"
to
give
them1
a'
21
to
1'6
edge
at
the
Interval.
J6hri-
son
garnered
12'
points
for
him
self
In
this
session
while
MacPhee
was
the
big
gun
for
the
Grotto.
In
the
second
hal!
Domlrtato
arid
Beynon
combined
nicely
lor
17
points.
Both
teams
checked
fast
4
and
hard
and,
with
six-
minutes
to
A
an
tfio
onmo
wn
c
tiH
llrl
at.
9Jt
nil''
1
V.
k
.
.
V.
(-j
U
.
.
.
tl.U
ft
saw
"
"
.
From
then
on
It
wa1?
even-stepheri
until
the
final
whistle'
which
f6uhd
Lambie
&
Stone
leading
by
one
point
39
to
38.
Lambie
&
Stone
Lindsay,
Arney
(3),
Johnson
(14),
Beynon
(6),
Do-minato
(11),
Santerbane
(2),
Cal-derone
(3);
total,
39.
Grotto
MacPhee
(10),
Ratch-
ford
(5),
Smith
(3).
Morgan
(14),
Stalker,
Murray,
Campbell;
total,
38.
Intermediate.
League
In
the
Intermediate
fixture,
Ben's
Newsies
looked
good
In
their
14
to
22
victory
over
the
Regiment.
Playing
a
nice
brand
of
ball,
they
tad'
the
game
under
control
at
all
imes.
Half
time
found
Ben's
boys
fading
19-11.
Only
once
in
thei.vcond
half
did
'
the
score
look
good
when
the
Regi-
ment
crept
up
to,
within
five
points
of
the
Newsies
al
19"-24.
Led
by
Brown
and
McMeekin,
Ben's
squad
turned
on
the
heat
and
romped
away
to
register
a
34
to
22
win-.
Ben's
Chrlstlson
(4),
McMeekin
i4),
Suehlro
(2),
Brown
(13),
Blake
(4),
Palmer
(7),
Bryant;
total,
34.
Regiment
J.
Comadlna
(5),.
Miller
(4)',
Nelson
(1).
Davis
(10),
E,
Comadlna
(2),
Ray-
total',
22,
Ladies'
League
The
Ladles'
"game
-"waif
not
.up"
to
the
usual'
standard
although
the
3rottett'es
put
up
a
good
fight
before
admlttlrig
defeat.
Full'
time
score
found
Annette'
on
top
with
a
14-12
verdict.
This1
now
gives-
Ari-
nette's
undisputed
lead
of
tlie
ladles'
section.
Junior
League
In
the
Junior
game,
the
Junior
Moose
won
a'
one-sided'
victory
jver
the
scrappy
seal1
cove
quintet
ity
i
37-13
matgln.
Holkestad
arid
Wlnslow
for
the
Mboiif
snared
13
and
12'
poiritS'
respetttfelyV
"Wee"
Bob'
McK&yf
fok'Vthe'
East-
enders,
played
a
great
garhe
arid
collected
11
of
hts
team's
polrits.
The
league
staTtcUhg
to'
d'ate
Senior
League'
W.
L
Grotto
,;.'..2
Moose
...:'..
"
Lambie
Si
Stone
-:.
:.:..V
rntermedlate
teaifue'
Scythians
..';2
Moose
...,:ia1
Ben's
,..i'i..:i.
Regiment
..
.v
.o
Ladles'
League
Annette's
I.......3
High
School'
i
Grottettes
ff
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
2'
High
School'
i
Junior
Moose
.
.1
Seal
Cove
n
TABLE
TENNIS
OFF
f
i
2
0
1
i
2
0
1
3
0'
i
The
Prlnci
Rupert
Tabl'e1
Tennis
teague
has
suspended"
Its
playing
schedule
for
the
balance
of
tha
season.
The
hal
lis
fry
he
use"d
tot
other
purposes.
James
Cutmore
arid'
Roy
Shcf-fleid,-
Fssex
county
cricketers-,
hate
nob'
been
fe'-enyased1
fbr
nex
seasorV.
Cutmore
assisted1
ft
Scbt'-
tish-
club5
th:
the
later1'
tfarli
of
the
summer
ana
hi'
colleague
is
at
present.
In
Australia,-
41
Try
a
Dilif
Htf'4iriM
AC
meeting-
or
the'
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
follow-
;ihg
last"
rilght'S
league
games,
the
following
amSnGed1
regulations
In
'teirard
t!
use
ol
players
In
the
fVar'lttus
leagues
werV-
adopted
after
;iome
dlsC'usslori:
The
executive
will
have
full
power
to-promote
or
demote
players
In
any
league
as
it
sees
fit
for
the
betterment
of
play.
senior
teams
can
call
on
two
In
termediate,
players
for
four
games
in
any
one
season
but
arty
lntW-medkte,,
player
used1
frt'
five'
senior
games
automaflcaliy
becomes1
a'
senior.
v
Nb
senior
tedrrt"
shall
call-
uport
an
Intermediate
player
for
a-
fifth'
game'
unless
It
guarantees
to
give
that
player
a
reasonable
anlount
of
play.
4
W.
F.
Stone,
president
of
the
league,
was
in
the1
chair'
and
there
were
atiout
sevenfy-flve'
players
and
fans
present
including'
8-
D)
Macdoriald,
the
honorary'
Vice-president,
who
made
&
speech;
BRADDOCK
RECEIVES
4
RICIf
Bib"'
FOR
FIGHT
NEW
YORK,
Nor:
13:-It
is-
reported
here
that
James
J,
Braddock,
world's
heavy
weight
boxing
champion,
has
received
a
guarantee
of
$400,-
SPORT
CHAT
WlTli
tOXSlS
SHORTLt
4
000
for
a
fight
against
Joe
!
LoulS
In
Philadelphia
Feb-
ruary
12
and
that
he
Is-
ser-
lously
considering
the
offer.
The
winner
would
mret
Max
Schmellng
next
June.
4
Premier
badminton1
players
visi
ted
Stewart
last
week,
and"
despite
he
handicap
of
boing
unused
to
a
.trange
hall
with
a
low
celling',
put
up
a
brilliant
exhibition
6f
the
finer
points
of
the
gAme
arid:
won
,he
tournament
fourteen
matches
to
ten.
A
good
crowd
of
fans
was
on
hand
to
give
trie
teams
moral
support.
,
-
Wheh
Pam
Birton
won
the
United
States
women's
golf
cHani'
plonshlp,
London
Bartons
hdd
a
hectic
time.
Apparently'
all
Bartons
listed
In
the
telephone
directory
were
showered
with-
A
host
of
soccer
experts
have
been
attracted
by
the'
play
of
A
Anderson,
17-year
old
Arthurlie
Inside-right,
but
so-
far
offers
by
ed.
Anderson
Is
qualifying
to
be-ome'
an
analytical
chemist
and
may
eventually
play
for
Rangers
.
Johnnie
Summers,
famous
In
the
ring
20
years
ago
as-
a
champion
boxer
of
Great
Britain,
Is
endeavoring
to
sign
promising
Australian
fighters
for
bouts
m
England.
Unperturbed
by
the
fact
that
his
rival
was
doniori
ftfeharrts
England's
champion
Jockey,
15-1
year
old
apprentice,
won
two
raes
1
at
Llngfield,
Richards'
came
In
second1.
I
Although
eight
years'
old,
has
broken
down
twice
and
twice
re
tired
to,
stud,
game
old'
Tick
On'
came
back
with
ablaze
of
'glory
!
at
Tanforan,
California-,
winning
the
BurlirigaW
Handicap
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