X-
display
of
heavyweight
boxing
that
has
been
seen
Pri
'minutes
after
it
was
an-
,
there
was
an
uproar
of
boo
I
derisive
shouting.
Farr
was
i
his
defeat
and
the
legions
lung
showing
and
a
poon
He
showed
plenty
of
respect
particularly
of
his
right
Irr,
he
took
a
great
deal
of
pains
f.
Said
Louis
after
the
fight:
Is
a
tough
fighter.
He
did
riot
Passes
Away
husband,
who
was
called
East
from
Trade
and
Industry
and
express
Burns
Lake
recently,
and
by
a
ed
the
appreciation
of
the
execu-
daughter,
Miss
Vivian
Hlckey
ot
tive
of
the
association
at
the
an-
Montana,
and
a
son,
Charles
Hlck
ey
of
Stewart.
Lynching
Attempt
In
New
York
City
Outcries
of
Excited
Woman
Causes
Narrow
Escape
For
Laborer
NEW
YORK.
August
31:
A
mob
i.nmnM
t,
ct,oiiiof
1000
persons
tried
to
lynch
a
51-
Lr
Louis
'year-old
Queen's
laborer
In
a
14th
L
.
,'
...
,
Street
subway
station
when
a
wo-he
opinion
of
the
most
of
'A
.
a
murderer
writers.
Louis
put
up
a
dls-
d
manlac
Weather
Forecast
IPurnlBiied
tbrwuKi
Ui
courtesy
o
A
Dominion
Mrteoiologlcal
Bureau
Victoria
wid
Prince
Rupert,
Thla
lore
rip
tr
in.h.
r.nl
a
xnnnl
nf
i
rnmnlled
from
observation
l-
i..
.
,'k.o
ut
a
a.m.
today
and
cofi
Hit
M
"an
vlth
his
nis
right.
risnL.
lie
is
a
coou
z."
.
ij
nm
Irnan
"
"
i
nour
irivu
iny'n
"
.
uminrrow).
1
uihloVi
nf
T
milti
klnntc
liiir.
ui.u
4
l.o
Mnocn
r!ha
rlnll.fi
Is-i'ale.
lost,
Parr
said:
"He
gave
me
lands
and
low
off
Vancouver
Island
iy.
I
don't
know."
I
where
rain
has
occured.
It
Is
mostly
p.
i
is
manager
admitted
that,
fair
elsewhere
Pad
raABLdl
won
a
fair
decision.
Regulate
Peddlers
Mr.
Matthews
stated
the
Association
had
been
requested
to
se
amendment
to
the
Muni
Char-'
cure
an
and
Prince
Rupert
Queen
Ainnl
Act
Ant
itihlnh
which
u-nll
would
I
it
omiiriU'al
r
'
v
:(-
!A,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(S
AM.)
jprlnce
Rupert
Clear,
southeast
ad,
four
miles
per
hour;
Darom-
30.08;.
sea
smoom.
those
responsible
for
such
t
splendid
turnout
stating
it
was
rather
unusual
to
have
such
a
splendid
representation
of
ladies
missing
for
two
days.
CONTROL
OFBANKS
Premier
Aberhart
Discloses
Plans
In
Letter
To
Mackenzie
King;
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
31,
1937.
Night
to
See
Children
of
Flay-
trrnnnfla
In
Pnlnrfnt
Arttnn
JOLIET,
111..
Aug.
31:
-
William
"
.
Lawrence,
19,
Hollywood
motion
nlcture
Juvenile,
who
came
here
a
The
closing
display
of
the
Gyio'
Hall
was
an
interesting
and
col
orful
affair
which
drew
out
a
crowd
of
such
proportions
us
to
completely
pack
the
big
assembly
i
place.
The
display
was
along
novel
and
ingenious
lines,
re
play.
The
program
included
danc
presented
James
Stevenson,
prior
to
Batt,
darkie
singing,
vocal
solo
his
return
to
McGill
University
at
by
Miss
Lois
Judge,
a
Spanish
Montreal,
with
a
handsome
pencil
dance,
a
blackface
singing
and
nouncement
made
by
the
Premier'set
In
case
as
a
mark
of
apprecia-
dancing
act,
boy
that
such
a
department
would
be
established
and
a
minister
aj
jxjinted
at
the
next
sitting
of
tlu
Provincial
Legislature.
He
regret
ted
that
the
securing
of
a
bankrupt
stock
and
closing
out
sale
act
had
not
materialized
at
the
last
session
and
that
the
Fair
Trade
Act,
which
had
proven
such
a
success
in
the
United
States,
though
very
simple,
was
held
up
pending
the
decision
of
the
Privy
Council
on
the
federal
legislation
that
had
been
intro
duced
as
a
result
of
the
price-spread
commission.
The
Pank-rupt
Stock
Sales
Act
would
prove
of
equal
benefit,
to
the
consumer
and
retailer
as
it
wnnM
serve
as
a
protection
to
the
public
In
requiring
that
no
misleading
publicity
either
in
the
press,
circj-iars,
or
display
cards
in
the
windows
could
be
used
to
deceive
the
public
as
to
the
true
value
rr
'.
of
the
goods
being
offered
for
s
group
games
Uon
of
his
leadership
at
the
Sea
and
tumbling,
Scandinavian
folk
Cadet
camp
this
summer.
The
pres-
dancing,
a
demonstration
of
life
I
entatlon
took
place
last
evening
Just
saving
from
the
water,
parade
oft
prior
to
ine
pumng
out
01
tn
iranii
icin;ii
wuuucn
soiuiers,
tumuiing
for
the
East
on
which
Mr.
Steven
son
left,
a
number
of
the
boys
gath
ering
to
see
him
off.
YORKSHIRE
and
vaulting
box
exercises,
tab-
Meau
of
human
statues
and
a
'grand
march
of
all
participants.
Lxcellent
incidental
music
was'
furnished
by
Dr.
II.
N
Brocklts-by
and
ihe
Capitolians.
In
the
absence
of
the
chairman
It
would
be
a
knock-
fair
ana
wnu
iw
"""
-"
,11,.iP
MHi,Pwa
nnto
r
....
'i
,i
t.
irmnnrf
ntafr.
CAtv
rnmmissioiur
niivp.
paced,
he
Is
the
toast
of
the
Uc
world
today.
ur
Donovan
wnu
nfr.o
Re
semi-final.
,on
the
way
to
New
Vk
.v.,
vrntu
r
Drther,
scored
a
technical
ii,
t-
In
command
of
Continued
0n
iair
Tw,.
,i,inlum.
i'i
u
i
iiili
.
......
v.
u
.'vn
u.
inn
1'ii'ii.ri'iNi
i
i
r
.1
1
r
i
hiiu
v
.
l
v
r
-
iiii:
r
.
.'.
.-
.
.
-
-
-
j
v..v.
I
yeiaifui.
the
very
keen
interest
producers
n0yal
Salute.
ann
consumer
organizations
were
result,
ruauiu,
Thp
fish
packer
Ueipninium,
tamng
ana,
as
a
icuexni
Em-
belonging
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
regulalions
had
been
recently
st-
they
had
had
been
been
deceived
deceived
because
because
only
only
congratulated
congratulated
the
the
Gyro
Gyro
Uut
Club
avywelght
champion
put
up
-
prnce
Rupert
and
now
en-
cured
requiring
that
all
retailer
of
yielding
to
the
temptation
Qt'ifor
its
work
but
extended
the
ap
will
be
assured
of
a
welcome
j.nJfe(r
packing
fish
for
Nel-
selling
creamery
butter
must
ad
buying
a
so-called
bargain.
jpreciation
and
thanks
of
the
city
ie
In
future
that
he
wants
to
son
liros
..
Fisheries
Ltd.,
while
vertise
the
exact
grade
being
of-
A
very
hearty
vote
of
thank
Prizes
Presented
from
Growler
Cove
fered
as
well
as
being
stamped
Westminster
recently,
on
the
package.
He
stated
a
con
weighed
in
at
107
pounds
njpked
un
near
New
Westminster
ferencc
was
Itfilig
called
In
Van-
,
;
the
body
of
a
sail
muience
mciuded
a,
ereat
...i
-.r
fmm
jm
oi
rormer
and
present
stars
Earj
0irt
of
Llvernnol
or
who
had
fall-
couver,
representing
federal
andjganization
of
the
Prince
Ruperl
the
steamer
provincial
governments
as
wel'
merchants
was
evidence
of
their
The
no
producers,
consumers
and
re
1
prize
ring
Including
Gene
y
wa8
n
bad
shape
as
it
ht.d.tailers,
to
secure
regulations
re-y-
Jack
Johnson,
Benny
yj,
cut
by
the
propellor,
the
en-.quiring
that
all
meat
be
graded
ouunnv
iJiintipp
.Tnpv
t
urn
nv
over
,
-
-gine
Having
uccii
o
y.
Max
Schmellng,
Max
Baer,'
when
hc
unfortunate
man
fell
ranter
and
Tony
Canzon-
from
a
scaffold.
The
body,
which
was
picked
up
on
Wednesday
oi
last
week,
was
turned
over
to
the.
nnllrp
nonce
bv
uy
-"i--
Uapt.
1'eter
Hansen,
tne
Del-
and
advertised
as
such
so
that
the
public
would
known
whether
they
were
being
offered
cow
or
steer
beef.
Very
few
housewives
were
in
a
position
to
judge
from
the
general
appearance
but
certainly
could
express
their
opinion
after
preparing
a
meal
when
was
extended
to
the
speaker
and
Before
the
close
of
the
pro-
the
very
splendid
response
to
hit
feedings
a
number
of
presenta-appeal
for
membership
in
the
or
tions
were
made
by
Dr.
Hugh
appreciation
of
the
work
the
Retail
Merchant
Association
is
doing
In
the
interests
of
not
only
meeting
the
election
of
officers
was
left
to
the
president
and
members
of
the
provincial
organization
to
arrange
as
soon
as
possible.
Morrison,
inspector
of
schools,
as
follows:
Doll
contest
Largest
doll,
E1-!
sle
Kraupner,
Acropolis
Hill;
smallest
doll,
Margaret
Lamle,
the
retailer
but
Ihe
producer
and
Seal
Cove;
best
dressed
doll,
Joan
consumer
as
well.
Squires,
Seal
Cove;
funniest
doll,
Owing
to
the
lateness
of
the:
Oracle
Soles,
Acropolis
Hill;
best
home-made
doll,
lielli
Astoria.
Soap
carving
contest
Best
workmanship.
Betty
Hauden3
child,
McClymont
Park;
most
un
High
Low
intermediate
boys,
Benny
estview;
junior
boys,
Santerbane,
McClymont
10:45
am.
17.8
ft.
22:48
p.m.
199
ft.
4:20
a.m.
4.6
It.
16:36
p.m.
8.1
ft.
PIUCE:
5
CENTS
tah
n
Vessel
Is
Now
Attacked
iton
Stands
Up
For
ifteen
Rounds
And
Forces
Champ
Hard.'
iUreatest
Heavyweight
Uoxinjr.
Display
In
Many
"
I
I
IW
llMil
sin
.
.
w
lears
i,rowu
was
vun
Lnailenger
And
V
V
mm
-
DINNER
OF
RETAILERS
lovincinl
Secretary
of
Federal
Association
Heard
Last
Night
Some
Fifty
merchants
met
at
IJOOCU
IJCClSlon
tor
LOUIS
I
George
R.
Mathews,
provincial
'secretary
of
the
llctail
Merchants
IEW
YORK,
August
31:
(Canadian
Press)
Joe
'Ration
of
Canada
w
F.
;
retained
the
heavyweight
boxing
championship
of
lfrLf
.he
JES
forld
last
night
when
he
won
a
fifteen-round
decision
and
c.
c.'Minna
as
secretary,
n
the
British
challenger,
Tommv
Farr.
It
was
theirs
Mr.
Matthews'
first
visit
to
Hollywood
Film
Juvenile
Missing
Search
Under
Way
For
William
Lawrence
Who
Has
Been
Missing
Two
Days
DISPLAY
IS
FINE
Exhibition
Hall
Is
Crowded
Last
Another
Mercy
Ship
n
Chinese
Waters
Is
Object
of
Bombing
the
Uoston
Cafe
last
evening
to
month
to
visit
his
father,
Is
the
Club's
supervised
playgrounds
ago
f:inri
rhinncr
K
Phnb-
Co,,
in
Cf.,
,i,a
mtral
tiliang
Kai-Chek
HlS
Own
Makes
meet
and
hear
an
address
by
Ulect
of
nollce
search.
He
has
been
last
evening
in
the
Exhibition
bays
Safety
Etfco
rlsivs
of
fJpnr.
Tiinnnv.
Fnrr
W1
tfco
nrA
nf
remark,
ne
congraiuiaict
tct
pr
so
fans
with
him
from
the
i
finish
and
put
up
a
show
a
TT,
boxing
ability,
courage
and
lyirS-
niCkGV
S
mat
won
jor
mm
a
tre-i
,
ovation
at
the
end
of
the
(indeed,
the
decision,
while
nous
and
admittedly
fair,
was
liar
with
the
crowd
and,
for
j
Immediate
International
Intervention
In
Sino-
Japanese
Conflict
Imperative
SHANGHAI,
August
31:
(Candaian
Press)
A
sec-
.
ond
air
attack
within
two
days
on
a
mercv
shin
increased
fleeting
credit
upon
both
insiruc-
the
peril
to
civilian
life
at
sea
in
Chinese
waters
today.
An
tors
and
the
150
or'so
young
folk
air
bomber
of
unknown
identitv
dived
and
bombed
the
Sd'SfSK-
o,
Italian-operated
steamer
Lung
Shan
thronged
with
Chin-
carried
on
during
the
summer
vt-
.
cation
period
in
a
wide
range
of
EDMONTON,
August
31:
(CP)-
fprrpatinnal
nMivlM.
The
hn
and
extended
wel-jAlberta
intends
to
put
into
effect
cordial
a
very
wag
aUraclively
decorated
anu
come
to
them.
He
dealt
with
fed-
immediately
legislation
designed
to
the
getting
wa8
quite
un,
eral
legislation
which
had
been'Place
the
banks
under
Provincial
The
recreational
display
was
(introduced
to
eliminate
some
of
control
and
curtail
access
to
the
staged
in
the
form
of
a
fairy
tale
ese
refugees,
where
Japanese
reported
their
forces
had
Pilot
Of
Mattern
Refuelling
Plane
Former
Well
Known
Local
Woman
the
unfair
business
methods
that
courts.
Premier
Aberhart
said
in
a
n
whlch
Aiaddin,
represented
by
P--A(.
TU5.
TUw
Dies
After
Having
neen
111
wou)d
iw
one
dag8
of
b
.letter
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
NaI,0e
Lotourneau,
by
rub-
TaSScS
1
HIS
,llY
advantage
over
another.
He
released
yesterday.
stated
thp
federal
irovernmpnl
Word
has
been
received
in
the
j.a(i
m
n-amn
or
nthpr
pp.
King
should
withdraw
the
federal
la
were
not
hesitant
In
,
city
of
the
death
of
Mrs.
W.
S.
Hick-,f
rained
from
atmointinir
-i
nubliei
veto
Alberta
banking
legislation.
tag
It
He
exploded
the
,ey,
formerly
of
this
city
and
more
1)rosecuor
as
provided
in
tl.el
'
'
at
'horizontal"
British
fight-'
recently
located
at
Stewart.
Ser-,8tatutes
and
urged
Prince
Rupert'
Q
p
1
.
ot
since
Charlie
Mitchell
lohnL.
Sullivan
has
a
Brit-vyweight
stood
up
In
such
jer
to
an
American.
At
that
i
erlng
the
handicap
luted
right
eyc-from
traln.
th
closed
up
soon
after
tire
f
iast
night's
fight
through
st
of
which
It
was
a
gory
W
further
handicap
for
the
r
was
that
he
was
not
a
utter
but,
on
the
other
hand,
Slantingly,
took
all
that
lad
to
offer
and
kept
wading
whole
fifteen
rounds
for
There
were
no
knockdowns
ly
once
did
Farr
falter
In
Jenth
when
Louis
uncorked
t
attack
that
seemed
to
have,
lmc:;t
groggy
against
the
However,
the
Britisher
came
the
eighth
fresh
as
a
daisy,
fifteenth
and
last
round,
he
a
fierce
pace.
Had
he
a
lit
e
punch
It
might
easily
have!
lousiy
m
lor
several
montns,
Mrs.
n-tailers
to
nress
for
ihU
ph.
uca
vaubio
iiiarwv.
Hlckey
went
East
some
time
ago
to
ointment
at
the
next
sitting
of!
receive
ireaimeni
ai
Mayo
unruc.parian,ent
in
Ottawa
so
that
the
in
Rochester,
Minnesota.
She
fall-
fui
benefits
of
existing
legisla-ed
to
obtain
much
relief
there
and
ti0n
could
be
secured,
'left
to"
be
with
a
sister-residing.-
Mr:'
Matthews'
referred
1o"
the
elsewhere
.In
Minnesota.
There
she
negotiations
being
carried
or.
uiea.
I
VYU"
with
i,ie
the
nrovinc
I'roviiiciai
inl
Koverumpini
iroveriimenl
Presentation
To
James
Stevenson
bing
his
lamp,
caused
the
ap-
I
Aberhart
suggested
that
Premier
pearance,
in
a
flash
of
flame
and
smoke,
of
the
genii,
represented
by
P.
H.
Lindsay,
who,
with
red-tational
sequences,
took
his
listeners
on
a
trip
through
many
lands
for
various
forms
of
entertainment
and
calisthenic
dis
-
-
1
captured
the
town.
Japanese
forces
said
the
capture
of
Woosung
waa
the
first
step
of
a
big
push
against
the
city's
Chinese
troops.
The
Chinese
denied
that
the
Japanese
of-
.
tensive
there
had
been
successful.
I
Cholera
has
broken
out
in
Shang-
1
hal's
French
concession.
I
At
Nanking
General
Chiang
Kal
.
Shek,
Premier
of
China,
said
today
Garland
Lincoln,
who
was
pilot
Qvm
made
nec
of
Jimmy
ttern
refuelling
plane
lmmcdlate
lnternatlonal
lnterven-wWch
crashed
and
overturned
near
Uon
end
sln0.Ja
anese
dlIflcul.
Fairanks,
Alaska-,
a
few
days
ago
while
assisting
in
connection
with
'
the
search
operations
for
the
miss-
lng
Russian
transpolar
fliers,
was
I
Yirppncrniiit
I
povae
here
yesterday
aboard
the
steamer
.ing
by
Dutch
girls
in
costume,
Prince
R
ert
Eolng
50uth
enroute
r..
.
:
hHdairnuanea.
.
Jtullduui
..
Angelea.
of
Egyptian
pyramids,
an
ama-
companIed
by
teur
hour
in
which
several
youn
ot
tne
crew
of
.
i
i
1..
1
,.li
-.4-.4-,!
l
.
.
t
a
t
i
I
Lincoln
-was
ac-
t:
the
other
members
tl
the
wrecked
plane
benior
memoers
01
wre
iwdi
umi
cuici
tamers
iook
pan,
acrouauc
n.flr,t
Tnmirh
m
nilnt
and
rharlps
Mrs.
Hlckey-
Is
survived
by
herlto
establish
a
Deparlment
of!
of
the
Sea
Cadet
Corps
yesterday
dancing
by
Iris
Edlund
and
June
"uh
GEMS
FOR
ALIMONY
For
Jasper
Park
Final
Day
Of
Governor
General's
Visit
Here
Marked
By
Ideal
Weather
Conditions
The
final
day
of
the
three
which
were
spent
here
having
been
marked
by
radiant
and
balmy
sunshine
from
cloudless
skies,
Lord
mulr,
Governor
General
of
Canada,
Lady
Tweedsmuir
and
other
mem-
bers
of
the
vice-regal
suite
left
In
Jewels
Valued
at
$100,000
Given
to
thelr
speciat
cars
attached
to
last
Woman
by
Husband
i
evening's
regular
train
for
the
East.
Their
next
stop
will
be
at
Jasper
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
31:
Gems
park
where
they
will
spend
half
a
worth
$100,000,
including
a
six-car-
day
tomorrow,
at
diamond,
were
handed
to
Mrs.i
,
..
'or
tne
uyro
uuo
s
playground
--u--
wu..
J
r
f
w
IC
WlNWkP
Icommittee,
Dr.
It.
G.
Large,
Wil-jfrom
her
husband,
Morris
M.
Lan-
I
omDrOIMSe
Un
v"
I.T
VYllllirilV'li.m
rrUirkshflnW
ar-fpH
fla
Ua,',.J
dau.
wealthy
South
African
dla-UII1FlulUi'c
Defeated
Hampshire
Today
In
Brit
ish
Cricket
man.
In
opening
the
proceedings,
mond
merchant
he
referred
briefly
to
the
work
of
the
club
playground
committee
and
also
congratulated
the
di-
LONDON,
Aug.
31:
Yorkshire
.
rector
of
playgrounds,
Harry
yesterday
won
the
first
class
cricket
'
Gordon
Cooper,
and
his
assist-championshlp
for
the
nineteenth
j"nts
Misses
Evelyn
Boyc3,
Ger-tlme
defeating
Hampshire.
York-.aldine
Cade,
Alice
Gomez,
Kitty
shire
finished
only
a
fraction
of
a'
Cameron
and
Mary
Davey
for
point
ahead
of
Middlesex
and
the
'Ihe
excellent
results
that
had
counties
will
play
a
four-day
test
been
obtained.
Mr.
Cruickshank
match,
commencing
September
11.
also
announced
that
Mr.
Cooper
i.wouia
be
-
remaining
o
here
this
Halibut
Sales
American
Betty
14,500,
11.3c
and
8c,
Storage.
RAM
SILVER
iAuto
Officers
Slate
Offered
By
John
L.
Ltwls
Is
Ratified
1
MILWAUKEE,
Aug.
31:
Both
.
factions
of
the
United
Automobile
i
Workers
of
America
today
ratified
a
compromise
slate
of
International
officers
which
was
drafted
by
John
L.
Lewis,
C.I.O.
head,
to
re-
Bar
sll-
unite
the
u.a.wa,
INfrW
nkw
YORK:
lUlmi
(CP)
)
uoi
mi-
I
winter
to
act
as
director
of
the
I
Waa
,inpnnriired
at
41c
per
Leod
of
Victoria
and
F.
J.
Maw
physical
education
and
recrea-,fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
met.
UT'
17
H
desley
of
Vancouver
in
Royal
Ca-
tional
centre
and
would
continue
,
market
today
(
LUZZy
UVdU.
nn.Unn
Atr
Fnrro
n
anes.
lonnetl
playground
work
K
111
OCIHVII1U-...
cipal
empower'oF
early
yesterdV
afternoon
for
W.
R.
McAfee,
president,
of
the!
tou
tvrr
ncrn
KiifH-Ki
11
iiul.
LUbLC
-
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,
,
.
,
...
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,
r
r.i..i.
r
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I
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j
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municinauiies
10
more
neavnv
Vnnrnm-pr
Thpv
hna
neen
in
wie
itoiary
uuu,
rtientu
10
mc
uove.
experts
had
expected
that
nottnwesi
wmas,
u-
u..u
...uuw
,,
ani
transinnt,..!..,.
...1.1.
.u
r...n,
r.Bn.
hp
of
the
snnervised
recreational
Phvaiml
efficiency
champions'
iMayBeOut
u
d
be
and
a
lot
?f
money
.
ately
warm.
jlraderjJ
ln
reerrhlg
to
the
pre3.
,
.
.
,B,t
to
work
upon
so
successfully
carry-
-Senior
boys,
Bob
Parsons,
Seal
shoulder
Trouble
May
Prevent
Him
Ihlm,
I
that
tne
lauurc
01
lou
is
u
we.t
.
ent
campaign
which
is
being
car-
T-PPd;m,.
ir
Park.
Prior
Lo
leav-
ing
on
which
he
congratulated
Cove:
uettlng
had
been
three
m
i
'
rled
'on
throughout
the
entire
L
ii,,
iwA
nlanes
flew
low
ovtr
the
Gyro
Club
and
the
play-
Garonne,
W
B
the
Brown
Bomber.
as
the
first
nnnpnrnnpp
nf
.
,i
p
this
country
but
such
a
irful
iui
show
show
did
did
the
the
British
British
Em
From
flaying
For
the
Cardinals
This
Season
W.
J.
Aider
also
recognized
the
Park;
senior
girls,
Betty
boKs,
ST.
LOUIS,
Aug.
01:
Dizzy
uean.
importance,
of
the
work
of
de-.
A
c
r
o
t
o
I
i
a
Hill;
intermediate
star
pitcher
of
the
St.
Louis
card
...
...
.
.
1
.
.
.1
.
r.rl.
.
i
.
,
t
1
lit-
n
veloning
healthy
bodies
and
not
girls,
Bea
Rudderham,
McCly-
lnals,
Is
suffering
from
bursitis
of
mont
Park
the
right
shoulder.
Dean
may
noi
Senior
Girl's
Basketball
-Aero-,
pitch
again
this
season.
polis
Hill,
Frances
Robertson,
captain.
'
Five
schooners
from
the
banks
Senior
Boys
Basketball
Seal
j0f
No.
3
area
landed
halitut
Cove,
Terry
Grimble,
captain.
I
catches
in
Seattle
yesterday
to-Senior
Girl's
Softball
Acropol-(
tailing
1GG.500
pounds
In
addition
Is
Hill,
Frances
Robertson,
can-.ro
which
a
few
smaller
bpats
tain.
(brought
in
7,200
pounds
taken
in-
Senior
Boys
Softball
AcropDl-cidental
to
cod
fishing
In
Area
's
Hill,
Raymond
McNeill,
captain.
Special
personal
gifts
from
the
supervisors
were
made
to
Mis
Joy
Green
In
appreciation
for
ss-sistance
as
piaVist,
to
.Dominic
Montesano
for
acting
as
plaj
ground
referee
and
to
Dick
Clarke.
for
his
services
as
play-
"ique
iJea,
Norma
Letnes,
Se-1;
ground
reporter
No.
2.
The
Area
No.
2
fish
brought
UVic
straight
The
five
large
catches
were
as
follows:
Sunset,
3G.000
pounds,
Sebastlau,
94C
and
9c;
Estep,
24,500,
Booth,
liVgc
and
9c;
Bonanza,
20,000,
Whiz,
7
Vic
and
8c;
Paragon,
38.-500,
San
Juan,
10c
and
9c;
Eldorado,
39,000,
Washington,
10VgC
and
9c.
;