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Wednesday,
July
22,
1936
IMPORTANT
ANNIVERSARY
The
celebration
of
the
C.
N.
R.
anniversary
yesterday
calls
to
mind
the
value
of
such
a
railway
to
the
people
of
Canada.
The
consolidation
of
a
number
of
railways
into
one
huge
state
system
was
an
outstanding
event
and
one
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win
eYcmuuuy
nume.
xur
ijunauian
solidarity.
The
railway
started
put
in
an
auspicious
manner.
reached
a
point
where
it
was
practically
self-sustaining
when
the
depression
struck
the
world
and
railways
suffered
along
with
all
other
businesses.
Even
the
great
am
wealthy
C.
P.
R.
had
to
suspend
paying
dividends.
The
competition
of
motor
traffic
added
to
the
troubles
of
the
railways
until
it
looked
as
if
many
lines
would
have
to
close
down.
A
few
did
but
by
the
help
of
.
the
.
Canadian
i.
iX
1
1
Ml
j
i
n
1
taxpayers
it
nas
Deen
possmie
10
Keep
most
01
them
oper
ating.
With
the
return
of
better
times
there
is
a
noticeable
pick-up
in
railway
business.
Travel
is
on
the
increase
and
the
next
year
or
twb
should
see
the
railways
through
mos
of
their
troubles.
We
all
like
to
see
the
railways
prosper.'
If
they
do
well
so
does
the
whole
country.
They
have
not
lost
any
more
money
proportionate
to
their
size
than
nearly
every
other
Canadian
business.
They
have
not
had
to
borrow
anv
more
money
in
proportion
to
their
capital
than
many
Prince
Rupert
businessmen,
We
hope
the
Canadian
National
will
become
so
busy
that
it
cannot
handle
all
the
traffic
and
especially
would
we
like
to
see
this
end
of
the
road
paying
well.
PROSPECTS
GOOD
There
never
was
a
time
when
the
youth
who
wanted
to
make
his
way
in
the
world
could
do
so
without
rustling
for
it.
Effort
was
required.
In
the
old
days
it
was
the
thought
that
if
a
young
man
had
not
enough
energy
and
brain
to
rustle
for
himself,
he
would
never
amount
to
anything.
Dr.
Louis
I.
Dublin,
statistician,
says
the
young
man
of
today
has
an
even
chance
for
a
long
life
and
his
chances
of
getting
a
job
are
excellent
so
long
as
he
continues
to
train
himself
in
some
particular
field.
His
chances
are
four
out
of
five
even
in
a
depression
period.
The
average
youth
will
attain
to
what,
is
considered
an
income
adequate
to
a
fairly
good
standard
of
life.
Nine
out
of
ten
will
marry
and
the
average
couple
will
have
three
children,
one
in
each
85
having
twins,
while
one
in
every
7,G00
will
have
triplets.
The
chances
for
having
boys
are
slightly
better
than
for
girls.
Evidently,
according
to
this
authority,
the
outlook
for
the
ypung
generation
is
just
as
bright
as
ever
it
was
in
the
history
of
the
world,
probably
much
brighter.
SCOTCH
WHISKY
w
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m
ssi
ssr
VI
II
III'
This
adverUsement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by,
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
'SPORT'
YANK
LEAD
BEING
CUT::
I
Now
Have
Eight
Game
Margin
Over
Cleveland
Chicago
Cubs
Still
Forging
Ahead
St.
LOUIS;
July
22
(CP)
The
New
York
Yankees
lost
a
close
5
to
4
decision
to
the
lowly
Browns
at
St.
Louis
yesterday
and
hid
their
margin
of
leadership
In
tne
American
League
further
reduced
to
eight
games
over
the
Cleveland
Indians
who,
playing
at
home,
wori
by
the
narrow
verdict
of
6
0
over
the
Boston
Red
Sox
The
world
champion
Tigers,
playing
at
Detroit,
took
a
double-header,
thi
first
game
by
a
score
of
eight
to
nil
and
the
second
9
to
8,
from
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
and
moved
back
into
third
place
ahead
i
of
the
Red
Sox,
The
Chicago
White
Sox,
losing
at
home
by
the
close
score
of
6
to
5
to
the
Wash
ington
Senators,
slipped
from
the
fifth
place
tie
into
sixth
position.
In
the
National
League,
the
Chicago
Cubs
continued
their
pennantward
drive
by
winning
a
to
3
victory
over
Brooklyn
Dod
gers,
at
Ebbetts
Field,
Tne
uuds-
margin
of
leadership
Is
now
three;
full
games
over
the
St.
Louis
Car
dlnals
who
were
losing
two
to
on
to
the
New
York
Giants
at
tne
Polo
Grounds.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
routed
the
Phillies
17
to
6
at
Philadelphia
and
are
in
a
third
place
tie
with
the
Giants
now.
In
the
fourth
National
League
game
yesterday
the
Cincinnati
Reds
de
feated
the
Boston
Bees
3
to
2
at
Boston.
Yesterday's
Big
League
results
in
a
glance:
American
League
Philadelphia,
0-8;
Detroit,
8-9.
Washington,
6;
Chicago,
5.
Boston,
5;
Cleveland,
6.
New
York,
4;
St.
Louis,
5.
National
League
St.
Louis,
1;
New
York,
2;
Pittsburg,
17;
Philadelphia,
6.
Chicago,
5;
Brooklyn,
3.
Cincinnati,
3;
Boston,
2.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Chicago
54
31
St.
Louis
1
34
Pittsburg
.45
41"
New
York
46
42
Cincinnati
43
41
Boston
41
45
Philadelphia
33
53
Brooklyn
.--30
56
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
w.
New
York
57
Cleveland
50
Boston
48
Detroit
48
Chicago
46
Washington
.48
Philadelphia
28
St.
Louis
27
L.
30
39
42
40
41
42
59
57
California
Girl
Is
Making
Good
Alice
Marble
Advances
to
Third
Round
in
Tennis
Tourney
BROOKLYN,
Mass.,
July
22:
Alice
Marble,
Callfornlan,
making
her
first
appearance
in
a
major
tournament
since
1933,
gained
the
third
round
of
the
women's,
invitation
tennis
singles
at
Longwood
today.
With
her
in
that
bracket
were
Jane
Stanton
and
Oracle
Wheeler,
both
of
California.
Misses
Marble
and
Wheeler
drew
byes
lh
the
first
round.
Ramage-Rowsey
Bout
Cancelled
Los
Angeles
Wrist
and
Veteran-
Fractures
Cannot
Go
On
LOS
ANGELES,
Cal,
July
22:
A
scheduled
ten-round
boxing
match
next
Tuesday
night
at
the
Olympic
Club
between
Leo
Ram-
age,
heavyweight,
and
Frank
Rqw-seh,
veteran
Los
Angeles
fighter,
today
was
cancelled
after
Rowsey
had
fractured
a
wrist
in
sparring
practice.
BKADDOCK-BAF.lt
FIGHT
NOW
IN
OFFING
OGDEN,
Utah,
July
22:
:
Ancil
Hoffman
said
today
he
i
has
accepted
terms
lor
Max
j.
Baer
to
meet
Jimmy
Braddock
it
m
Mauisqq
pquare
uaruen
u
September
of
this
year,
if
the
Garden
does
not
sign
a
heavy-
weight
title
fight
between
Braddock
and
Max
Schmeling.
AMATEURS
TURN
PRO
Chicago
Bears
and
Cardinals
Bolster
Ranks
With
College
Material
CHICAGO,
111.,
July
22:
The
Chicago
Bears
of
the
Nation
Professional
Football
League
have
signed
Don
Elser,
Notre
Dame
fullback,
an
all-round
track
star.
Cardinals,
Chicago's
other
representative
in
the
league,
have
ad
ded
Clarence
Kellog,
205-pound
fullback
from
St.
Mary's
College
of
California.
3
1
Tinker
Rink
Pet
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Pet.
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Still
Winner
Again
Stays
in
Running
For
League
Lawn
Bowling
Championship
MacPhee
7
Macdonald
5
Watson
L..4
Borland
-
;::5
Frew
....'...:::
;.:...4i
Tinker
:.....5
Preece
4
Hill
4
Dibb
-
'.
2
Little
0
Frankie
Klick
Is
Beaten
In
CUy
The
Tinker
rink
stayed
in
the
running
for
the
season's
honor
in
the
City
Lawn
Bowling
League
by
winning
21
to
14
over
Jack
Frew's
rink
last
evening.
Dav
Borland's
rink
defeated
Jock
Little's
20
to
10
and
George
Hill's
won
over
Jack
Preece's
20
to
16.
The
standing
of
rinks
to
date:
W.
L,
Non-Title
Bout
LOUISVILLE
,
Ky.,
July
22:
-Jimmy
Kaughan,
133
V2
pouvuh,
!
Cleveland,
won
a
ten
round
de
cision
here
last
night
over
Frankie
Klick,
124,
San
Francisco,
Junior
lightweight
champion,
In
a
nor-title
bout.
Football
Schedule
Time-Table
For
Mobley
Cup
League
Competition
Is
Announced
j
I
he
Letter
box
City
The
following
schedule
for
the
Mobley
Cup
(City
League
cham
pionship)
football
competition
is
announced:
July
23
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
July
27Canadan
Legion
vs.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
July
30
Dominion
Dairy
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
August
3
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
vs.
Dominion
Dairy.
August
8
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Dominion
Dairy.
August
10
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Joseph
Allen,
for
drunkenness,
was
fined
$25,
with
option
of
'teven
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
July
23
Naval
Reserve
vs.
Dom.
Dairy
UNl'LEASANTNESS
trustees
I
find
the
same
motion
Included
in
the
secretary's
annual
report.
I
cannot
support
this
motion
so
am
resigning-
as
a
trustee.
I
would
like
my
friends
to
know
just
why
I
feel
constrained
to
resign
so
would
be
much
obllscd
If.
you
would
publish
the
enclose!
copy
of
my
letter
of
resignation
N.
SHERWOOD.
Letter
of
Resignation
'C.
H.
Thomas,
Secretary.
After
the
meeting
of
trustees
this
morning
I
have
decided
to
resign
my
position
as
one
of
the
trustees.
I
am
doing
this
because
hi
my
opinion
the
Annual
Report,
which
goes
to
Victoria,
is
biased
and
untrue.
A
motion
was
proposed
at
that
meeting
calling
on
th?
trustees
'.o
resign,
which
was
lost
on
a
show
of
hands.
In
your
annual
report
you
ha''e
included4
the
arguments
in
support
nf
th
motion
but
nave
ien
the
arguments
which
defeated
the
motion.
In
my
opinion
a
motion!
which
failed
to
carry
chould
not.
1
be
Included
in
the
annual
report
I
at
all.
1
m
net
a
t'n
yy
nllt
lnri(fi
Editor.
Dally
News:
leacners
names
.
A
little
unpleasantness
has
crop-
i
In
connection
wun
wiiiu
we
ped
up
here
in
connection
with
the;
port
call
a
"wild
party,
cnarges
annual
school
meeUng.
At
that
Hike
this
against
the
teachers,
proposed
be
supported
In
some
way
meetln"
a
motion
was
(should
calling
on
the
trustees
Jo
rNUn
or
.
the
floor
is
leit
open
or
iuw.
and
setting
forth
some
serlcfflslanA
family
prejudice,
and
ip
this
charges
against
them.The
motion
lease
the
annual
meeting
was
not
ivph
nnnrt
ami
n
a
show
of
iconvinced
that
the
teachers
are
bnHc
un
3
Inst
guilty
of
this
sort
of
thing
xt..,
t
tho
firt
niNUn!
if
Droved
by
the
fa
as,
t
that
the.
motion
did
not
carry.
:
I
consider
it
is
quite
wrong
to!
thus
cast
a
slur
on
any
teachers'
reputation
and
I
entirely
disagree,
with
the
attitude
of
the
Board,
j
N.
SHERWOOD
'Reach
the
moat
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement,
In
the
Dally
News,
Wednesday,
July
22,
PERFECTION
IN
CANNED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
'
I
fir
.
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert.
Aircraft
Service
TO
SM1THEKS
During
railway
tie-up.
$30.00
a
passenger
pro-vidlng
full
load
of
five
passengers
can
be
arranged
for
TO
STEWART
$12.00
single
fare;
$22.00
return.
Fishing
Trips
to
Khatada
or
other
lakes
and.
Special
Flights
to
any
point
arranged.
For
more
Information
apply:
.PACIFIC
AIRWAYS
For
information
enquire
Union
Oil
Dock
or
Phone
32
Taxi
Chas.
Elliott,
Pilot
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
It's
easy
to
own
an
Electric
Range.
Jut
make
a
small
down-payment
the
balance
on
comfortable
terms.
Combination
electric
and
coal
or
wood
rangea
are
available
lor
those
who
require
heat
for
warmth.
Valentine
Dairy
Local
Milk
From
T.B.
Tested
Cows
Phone
657
VALENTIN
"I'm
the
fellow
that
tteps
Into
old
fashioned
kitchens
and
transforms
them.
First
off,
I
banish
fitful,
sulky
fires,
their
costly
fuel
and
the
ashes
and
soot
they
leave
behind
them.
I
keep
the
air
cool.
And
I
strike
off
the
shackles
that
once
tied
you
to
the
kitchen
for
hours
on
end.
For
all
you
have
to
do
is
snap
my
switch
and
leave
'the
cooking
to
me,
knowing
that
my
perfect,
even
cooking
heat
never
fails
and
that
my
one
ambition
is
to
hold
every
last
bit
of
flavour
and
nourishment
In
every
dish
entrusted
to
my
care.
Let
me
bring
my
New
Deal
into
YOUR
kitchen."
THREE
LEADERS
Uulklcy
Valley
Milk
Pure
and
Riqh
Pasteurized
Birelcys
Oranpade
DELICIOUS
Order
by
the
pint
or
quart
ard
haye
it
delivered
.
your
milk.
with
DAIRY