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TWO
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The
most
essential
part
of
av
person's
clothing
for
street
wear
or
walking
is
a
good
pair
of
,shoes
that
are
properly
fitted.
KUFFIT
SUEDES
Are
ideal
for
this
purpose.
In
grey
or
brown
with
medium
heels,
with
or
-without
shawl
tongues.
Xook
at
,
the
window
And
see
the.
st.
Its,
Buy
a
pair,
'
Walk
miles
with
smiles.
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Family
Shoe
Store
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SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
taty
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
.
it.
By
mall
to
all
parts
.ol
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
For
lessr
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
i
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
pe?
year
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Wednesday,
April
29,
1936
.
YALUE
OF
CANADIAN
FISH
Salmon
taken
in
Canadian
waters.
cliiei'Iv
on
the
Pact
fic
Coast
are
the
most
valuable
fish
taken.
The
total
catch
last
year
was
sold
lor
something
over
twelve
million
dol
Jars.Next
to
salmon
in
value
came
lobsters
with
cod
third,1
jicxiju
iuuhii,
wmujusn
inm
ana
naiiDui
sixtn.
tierem
Prince
Rupert
where
halibut
is
looked
on
as
being
so
important,
it
will
be
a
surprise
lhat
halibut
ranks
so.
low
and
that
herring,
used
here
chiefly
tfor
bait,
should
rank
so
high.
WOMEN
LEAD
MEN
ASTRAY
According
to
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics
girls
leave
the
farms
and
flock
to
the
cities,
and
some
of
the
men
follow
while
others
stay
in
the
country.
As
there
are
more
than
two
single
men
of
marriageable
age
to
one
'"b
v
wiiicAAi
jiv.jij
uii'iii
iai
il
is
ymm
LllclL
men
have
to
go
to
the
cities
or
be
without
a
mate.
That
is
one
of
the
problems
of
keeping
people
on
the
farms.
.Evi-,
dently
country
life
will
.have
to
be
made
attractive
to.girlsi
if
the
situation
is
to
be
saved.
The
tragedy
of
a
periodic
famine
in
Chiba
once
more
draws
attention
to
the
deplorable
condition
of
that
country
under
which
these
tragedies
occur
with
unceasing
ire-:
gularity.
So
far
civilization
has
done
little
or
nothing
to
prevent
tnem.
Millions
ot
people
are
left
to
the
vagaries
of
nature
just
as
the
people
of
Southern
Saskatchewan
might
have
been
left
to
starve
had
it
not
been
for
the
prompt
action
of
official.
and
private
organizations
bringing
them
supplies.
Possibly
the
building
of
highways
which
is
now
in
progress
in
China
will
enable
the
people
to
respond
more
quickly
with
a
view
to
preventing
a
condition
arising
such
as
that
reported
yesterday.
TUtadvcriUement
la
uot7bHUwl
or
HitIayd
by
thTuquorontro!
uoaro
.or.by
th;Oovernmnt
ot
British
Columbia.
If.you'have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
9,
Pittsburg
7.
Boston
5,
Cincinnati
2.
American
League
Cleveland
0,
New
'York
2.
Chicago
8,
Boston
11.
St.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
4.
.
Detroit
8,
Washington
1.
Baseball
Standings
v
iv
i
RACE
is
r
v
I
TWO
.TIIOU'SAND
.O
TIGHTER!:
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
8
3
.727
Cincinnati
7
C
.538
Chicago
.6
C
-500
Brooklyn
6
6
;500
Philadelphia
...7
7
.500
St.
Louis
4
5
.454
Pittsburg
4
6
.400
Boston
4
7
.364
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
;L.
Pet.
Cleveland
J&
4
.607
Boston
..9
5
.643
Detroit
7
-4
.636
New
York
8
5
.605
Washington
7
8
-.467
Chicago
.4
6
Philadelphia
4
B
.333
St.
Louis
.3
U0
.231
SMITHERS
New
Town
League
Planned
To
Develop
All
Possible
Material
SMITHERS,
April
29:
Sponsored
by
the
Smithers
Athletic
Association
a
meeting
will
'be
held
tonight
for
the
purpose
nf
organizing
a
Town
League
in
baseball
for
the
coming
season.
The
league
may
also
Include
a
.team
irom
Telkwa
if
arrangements
.toward
that
end
can
be
made.
It
is
with
the
.idea
.of
embracing
all
the
possible
material
-and
developing
it
and
of
giving
all
ithe
young
men
and
larger
boys
.from
the
schools
a
chance
;to
;play
;the;
game
of
baseball
thatihls.arrange-ment
will
be
made
and
it
vwill
not
Interfere
.with
the
Smithers
vSenior
team
which
.will
.represent
the
town
in
any
games
.played
with
outside
teams.
Members
of
the
senior
team
will
be
included
in
the
league
teams
but
it
Is
not
intended
tto
play
the
members
of
the
senior
team
in
their
star
positions.
It
Is
hoped
.that
the
townspeople
in
general
will
support
the
move
in
every
way
and
encourage
the
I
Athletic
Association
In
their
worthy
rthlonH.ro
T..V.
I
V.
...Ill
i
,
.
'
1
hance
the
.value
of
the
material
i
upon
which
.the
senior
learn
will
have
to
draw
.from
Jtime
to
lime
to
keep
.their
jown
ranks
.up
.to
,the
high
standard
that
.the
.Smithers
baseball
.team
has
always
-.shown.
The
town
.has
.always
.been
.a
great
supporter
jof
sports
-and
Jias
always
had
.first
xlass
.baseball,
hockey,
basketball,
skiing
and
various
other
sports
and
there
is
no
doubt
but
that
this
move
will
also
receive
support,
GUINEAS
,
WON
BY
FAY
IIP
TODAY
f
NEWMARKET,
Eng.,
.April
Teams
Closely
Bunched
JS'ear
Topf
29:
(CP)
Lord
Astor's'Pay
Up
iln
Ameritan
:League
Cin-
:
today
swon
the
Two
Thousand
ri.niativ
streak
Kmis
Guineas,
first
.classic
race
of
NEW
'YORK.
ADril
29:
the
English
season.
The
Aga
(CP)
Khairs
Mahmoud
was
second
.The
American
.
League
baseball
race
and
Mrs.
J.
Sliand's
fl'hanktr
was
tightened
up
yesterday
as
a
ton,
third.
result
of
..the
leading
Cleveland
Jn
dlans
being
blanked
two
to
.nil
by
the
New
York
'Yankees
at
the'
Yankee
Biacuum
wnne
me
seconoi
and
third
place
Boston
Red
ox.
and
Detroit
Tigers
were
winning
;
respectively
over
the
Chicago
White
',
Sox
and
Washington
Senators
by!
scores
of
eleven
to
eight
and
eight
to
one.
Only
half
a
game
now
separates
the
leading
Indians
from
the
fourth
place
Yanks.
In
the
National
.League,
the
winning
streak
of
the
Cincinnati
Rods'
was
terminated
with
a
five
to
two
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
lowly
Boston
.Braves.
The
.Phillies
.moved
into
a
tie
with
the
idle
Chicago
Cubs
and
Brooklyn
.Dodgers
by
winning
nine
to
seven
over
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
who
dropped
from
sixth
into
seventh
place.
Lake
Was
Examined
at
Week-End
By
Dr.
Neal
Carter
and
Party
A
local
delegation
of
sportsmen
and
scientists
made
a
thorough
examination
of
Prudhomme
Lake
at
.the
week-end
and
their
report
will
indicate
that
the
lake
is
very
suitable
for
the
planting
or
trout
?ggs,
which
It
Is
understood
the
department
will
bring
from
Kam-loops
Lake
to
be
hatched.
The
party
was
headed
by
.Dr.
Neal
Carter
who
represented
the
department
of
fisheries,
L.
Blain,
T.
Fortune
and
Pete
Sunderland.
Oh
Sunday
afternoon
they
made
soundings
of
the
lake
which
showed
its
depth
to
average
about
fifty
feet
at
the
upper
end.
The
middle
is
so
shallow
that
a
log
Jam
has
accumulated
there.
The
deepest
place
Is
.in
the
middle
of
the
bay
where
130
feet
was
reached
near
the
outlet.
In
the
evening
the
party
around
the
shore
In
an
Evin-
rude
propelled
boat
and
explored
all
the
streams
for
their
suitability
as
spawning
beds.
Chemical
analysis
of
the
water
was
also
taken
with
the
result
tt)at
everything
seems
favorable
for
the
purpose
suggested.
Prudhomme
Lake
is
about
half
an
hour's
walk
or
a
little
more
beyond
the
present
end
of
the
highway.
It
is.one
of
a
chain
which
includes
Taylor,
Cavanagh
.
and
Diana.
This
Is
in
a
different
water
shed
from
Rainbow
Lake
which
empties
into
the
Skeena
at
Mile
Twenty-One.
The
.scenery
of
the
farther
away
section
of
.the
lake
.400
1
Is,
very
fine.
When
the
eggs
are
.planted
in
this,
lake
It
is
proposed
to
close
it
for
fishing
for
a
couple
of
.years,
to,
give
the
young
trout
a.
chance,
to
develqp.
Dr.
Carter
says
thls.klnd.ofwoik
is
not
usual
with
the
.Fisheries
.Experimental
Station
but
he
war
asked
to
do
it
to
avoid
.the
.expanse.
of
sending
a.
man
from
theDcpar-.
ture
uay
station.
The
,
planting
is
to
.be
done
at
Ihe
jenuest
of
the.
local
Rod
,and
.Dun
-Club.
Steele
Winner
Of
-
Decision
in
-Bout
Got
Easy
Call
Over
Tony
Fisher
In,
Seattle
Main
'Event
SEATTLE,
April
29
Freddie
Steele
won
an
easy
decision
over
Tony
Fisher
in
the
10-round
main'
event
of
a
boxing
bout
here
last(
night.
Fisher
was
down
in
three
rounds
and
Steele
was
master
of
the
situation
at
all
times.
Dan
R.
Topping
of
the
Brooklyn
'Dodgers
and
'Benjamin
Finney
of
'the
Chicago
Museum
are
sr.
enthused
over
Siamese
'boxing
they
may
.Introduce
it
to
'the
lUniter)
8tates.
at
Is
a
'vicious
.battle
of
kicks,
niter
twHts
and
gouge
and
continues
until
one
.of
the
boxers
is
knocked"
ou,t
or
severely
injured.
DAILY
NEWS
J5P0RT
CHAT
A
coal
miner
who
never
kicked,
a
football
in
his
life
refereetf
the;
English
Cup
final
at,
Wembley
ilast
Saturday
between
Arsenal
ifliul
Sheffield
United.
iHe
,1s
IHarry
Waitress,
38,
.who
,works
jxt
;Seahatn
Colliery.
Jlurham.
?A.
iwelUknowJ
referee,
Mr.
;Nattress
wsald
lit
was
a
great
(honor
.and
lunexpeated.
More
,than
(1000
'.English.
igolf
pron
fessionals
.are
seeking
.exemption;!
from
the
jpravislons
.of
!the
.Sunday-
Trading
iRestrictlon
iBill.
lUnle&s
the
bill
,1s
.amended
ithe
ipras
.will
be
forced
tto
stop
ithe
sale
.of
(Clubsi
balls
and
.nther
.requisites
Ql
'h
game
rMost
of
their
ibusine&s
tL
j
done
with
.players
.at
:the
.weekend!
During
1935,
(California
water;
were
stocked
with
&j,uuu.uuu
nun
according
to
Director
'George
Nordenholt
of
the
department
ofi
natural
resources.
(They
tincludetlj
35,000,000
trout
and
.7,uQOQ0
Harlequins,
(famous
(English
.rug-)
ger
club.
Is
in
high
glee
.nver
a
recent
3-0
victory
against
'.Bristol
Since
the
war
the
teams
.have
played
26
.matches
of
.which
jBrls-;
tol
won
18
and
ilost
seven.
Gnej
game
was
drawn.
The
Ularle-i
quins
have
won
only
one
of
-the1
last
13
.matches
played
'betweei
the
clubs.
Two
players
were
rendered
unconscious
and
the
other
members
of
the
Shell-Mex
fEllesmere
Port)'
football
team
were
given
rough
handling
when
a
portion
of
'the
crowd
Invaded
the
field
in
theh
Pyke
Cup
semi-final
replay
wltn
Dee
Rangers
(Neston.)
Shell-Mex
was
leading
3-1
with
four
minutes
left
for
play
when
the
fracas
oc
curred.
.James
Ferrier.
21-year-old
Aus
trallan
golfing
star,
will
.compete
in
the
iBritlsh
open
and
amateur
championships
this
summer.
.Last
October
young
Ferrier
won
the
New
South
Wales
closed
tlUe
with
the
fine
aggregate
of
2G6
-for
72
holes,
10
strokes
better
than
-par
Jimmy
Ciccone's
Bowlers
Winners
Challenge
Match
Jimmy
Ciccone
and
his:team.beat
Fred
.Wesch
and
his
aggregation!
three
games
straight
in
a
challenge
bowling
match
last
night
and
had
a
lead
of
151
jplns
for
the
-match.
As
a
result
the
winners
will
sit
down
to
a
dinner
in
the
Knox
Hotel
:n
Sunday
with
the
losers
as
hosts.
High
average
scorer
was
J.
Cic-ione
with
241.
Detailed
results:
PIONEER
LY.
1st
2nd
3rd,
-nuston
190
Comadlna
U74
Hartley
207
Wesch
187
Asemlssen
,119
152
162
223
137
?49
Ross
235
208
Calderonl
ii26
215
-lecone
297
188
1
f
1
1
173,
1175
223
192
.105
Totals
877
923
958
EMPRESS
1st
2nd
Schriaberg
.154
,151
Staccy
130
174
3rd
185
.189
217J
,202
238
Totals
.942
936
d031
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:lt
.was
.decided
that
the
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associate
members
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.iot
be
increased
Jrom
its
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limit
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This
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jvas
reluctantly
made
on
account
of
several
ap
plications
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handed
in
and
it
was
felt
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ithe
green
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to
its
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