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,.
.02
Monday,
July
26,
1937.
i
GETTING
IT
RIGHT
4
Last
week-this
paper
published
a
little
item
about
two
or
three
local
people
anu
their
movements
and
it
was
incorrect:
This
little
gossip
item
had
been
corrected
no
less
than
three
times
before
it
went
to
press,
each
time
being
changed
to
accord
with
the
views
of
three
different
$ebple
in
regard
to
the
subject
matter,
and
even
then
it
was
not
correct.
That
illustrates
one
of
the
difficulties
in
newspaper
publishing
There
is
an
old
story
told
of
a
publisher
in
a
western
mijiing
town
in
the
old
days.
A
tough
guy
with
a.
drooping
mustache,
ten
gallon
hat
and
two
pistols,
stamped
into
the
newspaper
office
and
demanded
of
the
busy
little
man
at
the
desk
who
was
running
that
blankety
blank
newspaper.
'T
am,!'
said
the
little
man
without
looking
up.
"Well
then,"
said
the
visitor,
"perhaps
you
are
the
and
not
William
H.
Mudge
and
by
blankety
blank:
if
you
nuve
got
anyuung
lurtner
to
say
aoout
me
nil
thank
you
w
get.
my
name
straight;
Good
day."
GIVE
THEM
A
CHANCE
At
the
week
end
the
managers
of
the
British;
tennis
team
that
met
the
Americans
for
the
Davis
Cupafc
Wimbledon
decided
that,
the
American
crack
player
must
be
allowed
to
win
the
first
round
so
he
would
meet
his
only
worthy
opponent,
Bunny
Austin,
in
the
second,
round.
They
put
up
a
young
lad
who
had
been
playing
well
but
with
no
expectation
that
he
would
make
a
showing
against
the
western;
ace.
What
was
their
surprise
and
the
surprise
of
everybody
at
Wimbledon
to
see
this
lad,
Charles
Hare,
hold
down
the
American
in
the
first
set
and
ffive
him
the
scare
of
his
life.
Hp.
stnlp.
t.Vm
sh
KVV
me
IirSr,
UaV
S
tPnniS
n
nv
J!
thnno-h
ho
u?ne
firmlUr
haatan
urom
now
on
Ware
will
be
a
force
to
be
reckoned
with
in
tennis
circles.
He
was
given
a
chance
and
he
made
good.
Many
a
young
man,
could
make
good
if.
he
were
given
a,
chance
to
do
so.
That
is
as
true
in
business
as
in
sport,
andi
in
fact
in
all
walks
of
life.
W
PATCHED!
UP
DISPUTE
The
dispute
between
British
and
American
golf
players
has
been
patched
up
but:
it
still
leaves
a
nflsty
taste
in
the
mouth.
It
will
be
several
years
before
the.
jjlayers
on
either
side
or
the
sport-loving
publiq
will,
feeli
just
the
same
as
before.
Those
unpleasant
remarks
made.
by
the
American,
players.
om
their
return
from
winning
the
cup
cartnpt
be.
recalled!
They
brought
forth
unpleasant
re?
torts
Which
will
also
rankle
in
the
mind's
or
American
sportsmen.
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
jauyer
in
the
city.
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
day.
lis
beastly,
hot!
The
weather
man's
the
goat
Tho'the
day
be
fine
or
wet
He
never
i$.able
to
satisfy
The.,
people,
who
fume,
and
if
ret
Theyi
curse
if
there's
too.
much;
sunshine
!
They
curse
if
its
too
wet
They
curse
if
the
wind
is
blowing
They
all
love
to
curse
and
M
It
was
a
good
idea,,
to.
brjng
the.
circus
to
town
at
a,
time,
whe,n
everybody
was
out
of
town
except
those
who,
were
dead
broke.
Jake
sayajie
has
.
had
to,
borrow
money
every
day
since
the
show
arrived
to
find
out
what
sort
of
weajher
we,,
were
going
to,
ha.ye
a.nd
vyho
he
was
going
lo;
marry
When
his
'
wife
died.
Now
he
is
beginning
to
wonder
if
the
Egp-tian
Prince
is
telling
the
truth.
"What's
the
difference,
between
learning
to
play
golf
and
learning
to
drive
a
car?"
"In
learning
how
to
play
golf
you
don't
hit
anything."
Someone
wrote
to
Mary
Lemon
and
asked
for
instruction
in
the
writing
of
funny
paragraphs.
Lemon
replied:
"It
is
not
a,t
all
hard
to
write,
funny
"paragraphs.
All
you
have
to
dp
is
to,
procure
a
pen,
some
paper,
and
ink,
and
then
sit
down
and
write
them
as
they
occur
to
you.;
It
is
not
the
t
writing,
buf
the
occurring
that
is
hard."
Celebrates
Today
NEV
ORLEANS,
July
26;
A
Chinese
laundryman
here
is
entertaining
five
hundred
guests
and
is
to
give
vent
to
his
pleasure,
on
the
Joyful
occasion.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
....11(30
a.m.
it
175
years
ago.
7
p.m.
Simpson
Bunaay
ss.
cataia
.
8
p.m.
I
From
Naas
River,
and
Port
Simtison
!
Tuesday
ss.
Cataia
....11:30
a.m.'
For
Ocean
Falls
Mondays
ss.
pr,
George
.
3
pjn.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide,
ip
p.m.
Saturday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
...
7
p.m.
From
Ocean
Falls-Wed
,
ss
Pr,
Rupert
10.
a.m,
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Gedrge
....
10
a.m.
Ss.
Pr,
Adelaide
4,pjn,
Ss.
Cardena,
p.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-July
17,
31
P.
Charles
..
.lO
pjn
From
Queen
Charlotte,
Islands
July
15,
29
ss.
Pr,
Charles
For
Alaskan-
The
Morning
AHerTaking
Carters
Little
Liver
Pills
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Polish
Star
Polishes
off
Miss
Marble
To
Win
Tourney
Miss
Jadwiga
Jedrzejowskj,
hard-hitting
tennis
star
from
Po!u
nd,
who
scored
her
second
victory
in
as
many
weeks
over
Miss
Alice
Marble,
American
ti
tleholder,
by
defeating
the
blonde
San
Franciscan
in
the
last
round
of
the
Beckenham
tournament
at
London,
Eng.
;
She
captured
the
final
round
of
the
British
tournament
fro
m
the
United
States
champion
by
6-1,
9-11,
61.
She
is
v
n
in
action
here.
AMERICANS
WONTODAy
Have
Now
Twoi
to
One
Lead
Over
British
in
Wimbledon
Davis
Cup
Series
using
four
radio
stations
and
hun-!
mTirarrnnij
t.,i
nr.
dreds
of
dollars
worth
of
;
fireworks
comlng
stubborn
resistance
Don
Budge
and
Gene
Mako
defeated
C,
R.
D.
Tuckey
and
F.
H.
D,
Wilde
In
doubles
6-3,-7-5,
7-9,
12-10
and
gave
United
States,
a
two
to
one
lead
over
Great
Britain
in
the
Davis
Cup
challenge
round
.today,
wth
two
mnrp
ctrtalpc
mafpHpc
vpf.
tft
hp
SS!
Cataia
aeIgU
Ptajed.
With
that
one
point,
ad-
Tuesday
.....1:30
Wednes.
ss.
Pr.
Alice
..
.5:30,
p.m.
Friday
ss.
P.
Adelalde.,,.10
p.m.
Ss.;
Cardena
10:30p.m,
Sat.
ss.
Pr
Louise
5:30,
p.m,
Ss,
Pr.
George
7
p,.ro.
July
11,
25
ss.
Pr.
Robert
4
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Cataia
,4.
pjn.
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Alice
a.m.
1
Wed.
ss.
Pr,
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
...9
a.m.
Ss,
Pr,
George
10,a.m,
Ss.
P.r.
Adelaide
4
p.mj
Ss.
Cardena
.
p.m.
July
19
ss.
Pr,
Robert
7
a.m.
guy
tnat
Wrote
that'
article
Saying
that
Wllll&m
H.j
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Mudge
is
an
ex-jail
bird,
a
counterfeiter,
blackmailer.;
Sunday
ss,
cataia
8
pjn
"
ivant.npp
Amerlran
jninnnrtprR
now
hope
Budge
will
beat
Henry
Wilfred
(Bunny)
Austin
In
the
final
singles
tomorrow
for
the
clinching
point,
if
Frank
Parker
bows
to
Charles
,Hare
in
the
openers.
It
was
Wildes
weak
play
that
allowed
the
Americans
to
win.
When
the
English
players
won
the
third
set
the
fans
here
hoped
against
.hope
that
they
would
make
a
tie
In
the
fourth
arid
they
came
very
near
doing
so
as
the
final
score
shows.
MANY
ATTEND
F.UNERAL
SHEFFIELD,
England:
(CP)
eunman.
kidnanDer
and
desnerado.
eh?"
Atrain.
without
:
"y-85-
Pr-
oge
3
p.m.
-soccer
notables
from
all
parts
of
lookintr
uf
the
little
man
anirt
"SnrP
I'm
thP
f
pIW,
wHat
,
F"ra
S
ewart
a"d.
A"yoxr
the
B
W
Isl
were
PreSnt
at
th
?
-f.
"
""
"
""
Tuesday
iiiesaav
ss.
ss.
Cataia
uataia
i
apout
it.'
"Well
just
this,"
said
the
man
of
shady
repu-
saturday-ss.
Pr.
George
tation,
"I'll
have
you
understand
that
I
am
William,
K.
for
Naas
River
and
Port
si
funeral'
Of
Slr'.Charles
Clegg,
vet
eran
president
of
the
English
Football
Association.
FIRST,
ioo
WICKETS
DUDLEY,
England:
(CP)
When
he
took
fiye
wickets
in
a
match
against
Worcestershire,
Tom
God-!
dard,
Gloucestershire
spin
bowler,
became
the
first.
English
country
crcketer
to
take
100
"wickets
this
season.
GUARDS
KING'S
KNGLISH:
!
LONDON,
July
26:
'(CP)
Lord
Bertie
of-Tham
con
tinues
to
live,
up
to
his
non-official
title
of
a-m.
"Keeper
uf
the
King's
Knglsh,"
When
a
hill
comes,
to
the
Lords,
Mondayss.
Pr,
Alice
a,nv
he,
takes
upon
himself
the
task
of;
;
looking
.for
grammatical
f
laws
WILL
DARE
P.ATES
j
LONDON;
(CP)
The
Maharanet-'
NJJW
HOCHKSTj-JIMjKAN.
of
Dartjhanga,
India,
whose
hws-
HOCUKSTKH,
Eng.,
July
26:
band
boughtt
the
Marlft.
Antoinette
(CP)
lt.
Itev.
E.
M
Dlackft,
29-stone
diamond
necklace,
at
Iphop
Suffragan,
of
Qrmsby,
is
Sotheby's'
for(
$75,000,
win.
wear,
H
lo
become
Dean
of.
Jtpchester
if
unaltered
as
the;
tragic
queen
wore
the
election
of,
Dean.,
tfrAncis.
Vn-
Iderhlll.
as
IJlihop
V
of-
path
.'Wells
Is
confifmed,
ar.dt
TO
i
MEET
A
III;
ATTACKS
DOUGLAS.
of,
Man,
Jul)
i2fi;
(CP)
Ip
h,
address
here
(ieorgo,
IHcks,
London
Socialist
Mi
V,
declared'
decentrflJizdtlpn
of
popuhl!jon
was
the
most
effective
means
'of-
meeting-enemy
ttlr
at-
tneks,
luring
wartime'.
KLKCTRIKV.
RAILWAYS,
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
July,
26:
(CPjJExperts
from
London
today
wet
Investigating
the
possible
electrification
of
railways
In
New
South
"Wales.
Cost
would
be
ap
proximately
$00,000,000.
IiASEHALL
SCORKS
Saturday's
(lames
National
League
Chicago
10,
New
York
5.
Pittsburgh
0,
Boston
9.
Cincinnati
11,
Philadelphia
13.
St.
Louts
20,
Brooklyn
2.
American
League
New
York
5,
Chicago
6.
Boston
5,
Cleveland
6.
Washington
6,-St.
Louis
5
(second
game).
Washington
6,
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia-Detroit
postponed,"
rain,
Sunday's.
Games
National
'
League"
Chicago
0,1
New
York
5.
I'ittsburgl-G,
Koston
5-7.
Cincinnati
'
-13-:?,
Philadelphia
3-7.
St.
Louis
5i7,
Ilrooklyn
6-7.
(first
game
11
innings,
second
called
after
12th,
darkness.
American
League
Philadelphia
9,
Detroit
12
(called;
in
sixlh,
rain).
Boston
4,
Cleveland
1
(called
in
fifth,
rain).
New
York
12-6,
Chicago
11-7.
Washington
16-15,
St.
Louii
iu-s.
Cricket
Tourists
Include
Several
Mpnaay,
Jui;
26.
1837,
'Appeal
to
Banks
j
By
Aberkrt
For
Sodaltre
Jit
Help
CALGARY,
July
2C:
pttBu
Abirhirt
ha?
mad
.-
an
appeal
to
the
banQ
ARqAta'ta
bUngjig
about
a,
sGcJal.
credU.
system
,
tnn
pro.
vjnee
of.Albatta,
In
a
wl)3
broadest
tlis
I'i-Qinler
said
he
.saw
why,
thP
banker.1:
shouh
him
in
th
causes
reason
ft
help
i
Today's
Weather
Vic
toriuC
lea
r,
w-
;t
wind,
iyhB
pvr.
lwur
liaronket'-r
Rltvn
Clfcu.
wind,
18-
miles
ler
iiour
miter.
30.12.
:o.io
arc-
Digby
Island-
Fair,
n
h.vc;:
wind,-
1
"miles
per
hot
tjaro-meter,
M.2i.
Prince
George
Calm
ami
'
z
bi.jometer,
30.02.
Vancouvev
Cleir.
nm''.r-a.
wind,
4
miles
per
hone
Urc
meter,
30.03.
Hull
Harbor
Clfar
titf
northwest
winds;
barometer,
("0,22;
temperature.
Gj;
smooth.
:
Alert
Hay
Clear,
light
outh-least
winds,
baromete'.
10
29:
temperalure,
C2;
sea
nvv
Languru
Island
Par:
vdv.
south
wind,
8
miles
pcf
hour
,barometer,
"0.10;
ton
.itm
liKht
mvcII.
i
Tfiple
Ialand-
-Purt
c:,c,
iclmj
bftromeAex.
30.28:
vrapcrj.
jturo,
56;
sea
pmonth.
!
ITS
A
BIRD
.
,
.NEW
YORK:
(CP
Lc-tw
U.
niVPlltv
KlllP
birds
are
comlnfC
on
fall
ha'-
Ont
in
v
ci
buy
Li.uca
,
fpr
lnstRnce
RCrclicd
on
a
rf
nwgento
-velvet,
is
rpd,
green
m
.M.C.Q.
Selects
Strong
Team
For
black.
Canailian.Vjsit
Opening
Aug.
2
...
-
TJtini:i-jir-viiv's
dam
aces
July
.26:
(CP-Led.by
O.
CNew-
LONDON,
July
26
:
t
i'
A
man,
Middlesex.
and
Oxfprd
Unlver-
woman
who
suffered
a
brsitf.:
slty.
player,
the
Marylebone
Cricket
Yript
when
he
was
tripr
U
t
.
Club
team
will
play
15
matches
orj
iflsh
attached
to
a
d
tv
its
Canadian
tour
which
opens
In
chasod
a
cat.
was
awarJ
J
J.'-
Toronto,
Aug.
2.
Regarded
as
one
n
the
King's
Ceurt
di
of
the
strongest
cricketing
squads
.
ever
to
play
In
the
Dominion,
the
team
of
13
amateurs
will
be
the
first
to
include
the
Pacific
Coast
In
Its
itinerary.
WINS
Illfill
PRAISE.
,
LONDON:
(CP)
Dal
Rees,
young
Welsh
golfer
who
downed
Byron
Nelson,
United
States
star,
three
and
one
In
the
Ryder
Cup
singles,
i
was
given
high
praise
by
Gene
Bar-
I
azen.
"This
boy
Is
the
goods,"
sajdi
Gene.
!
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
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