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.13
'
San
Francisco
Still
Winning
Seals
.Vow
Tied
With
San
Diejo
For
Second
Place
In
Pacific
Coast
Leagae
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Sent.
15:
San
,
Francisco
Seals
scored
another
victory
yesterday
by
shutting
out
Lc.
;
Angeles-
and
are
now
tied
ith
San
I
Diego
for
second
place
In
the
Paclf.
I
lc
Coast
League.
The
leading
Sae-
;
ramento-
clul
was
defeated
by
Seat
tie.
Yesterday's
Pacific
Coast
Leagw
scores,
!
San
Francisco,
W,
Ls
Angles,
0.
1
Seattle-.
9t
Sacrament.,
5.
Missions,
3;
San
Diego,
2.
Portland,
9;
Oakland,
2.
SPORT
CHAT
Batting
honors
for
the
Maryle
bone-
Cricket
Club
feint's
tour
of
Canada,
brought
to
clop
in
Montreal
early
in
September,
went
to
Nigef
Wykes,
tali
left-hande
whose
consistency
at
the
wickeU
was
an
outstanding
feature
of
the
series
of
19
matches
played
in
six
provinces.
The
Eex
and
former
ritirmo
i
,0WS
3t
pePle
m
Prominent
'scored
by
the
Englishmen
in
their
I
Cincinna"
51
positions
Or
WrtO
are
representatives
Of
Others
through
be-
second
innings
against
Hon.
R.
American
League
ing
memDers
ot
organizations
should
be
very
careful
be-'c-
Matthew's
Canadian
Eleven
ft;;v
T(-k
89
44
fore
they
...
....vv.
make
KUUlll,
DUblic
Utteranrps-flpcim,
uuaaiices-uesicneo
lo
inf
;i.,
:Torouto
T.
but
;
his
spectacular
"
cf-lifroit
ir)l-
...80
----
'5-1
nenpp
.
.
otners
for
or
nst
nnL
Ion
m
"0l
Prevent
lne
.wnam-i
..
aga
anv
nersnn
nr
t,
or
failure
nf
JSiJ
fffl!.""0.-
,e
MICCe.SS
ans
winning
by
10
wickets
Itfe
71
ncnnlo
nf
f
Vin
if,.
represent
them.
Thev
forfeited
trtpir
r-iVf
,i;f
-
,
"i
"-
"gill
l-VJ
U11CV.I
XCIJ-i
resentation
when
their
affairs
went
into
the
hW
nf
o
lis
the
-.-w
waaV
t
tt.ltiUU
W
A.
CA
TSt
DAILY
NS?3
Wednesday
Sepfe.
ls
X
'SPORT
defeat
defeat
chalked
chalked
up''
and
71
la
f
T
""
ijwvcxjinicia
uepenas
to
a
Very
a
the
only
large
extent
on
the
manner
in
which
democratic
nrincinles
gainst
the
tourists
who
won
are
carried
OUt.
1
contests
and
drew
six
"...
.
,
t
..
-
'
,
uwing
10
tne
failure
of
democracy
in
Prince
in
i
u
,
.
V'""-1"
111
iiiivc
Rupert1
nupert'
r.nmoven
maae
ioi
not
mic
ne
past,
the
uie
affairs
auairs
01
nf
tho
tfte
City
if
1.0,1
had
to
k
be
taken
i
nnf
.
nf
"t
against
a
Toronto
team
fn
tne
nands
of
their
elected
renresentntivp
nnri
:
the
opening
match
of
the
tour
the
hands
of
a
commissioner,
whose
dutv
it
is
to
iet
nVhr
;hire,
C-
Tay,or
sored
118
in
so
far
as
he
is
able,
the
mistakes
of
the
past"
While
IS
is
tUMJ!L
hot
above
criticism
he
does
not
have
to
take
particular'
1,10
IR,ZE
for.
shoot.
note
of
the
critics,
who
have
forfeited
their
right
through
i
Sydney,
Aust..
Sept.
15:
(CP)
failure
of
their
representatives
to
keep
the
affairs
of
the
1
rte!,t
Prize
mone?
'n
history
city
on
an
even
keel.
It
is
his
duty
to
use
his
best
inflo-
laf,
r!uf
8htinz
wI1L
Le
com-ment
in
dointr
this.
Do,,Kr?P
bwn
5
Ml
I'ltK.MK
COI
R1
Ot
flltlTISIl
iili:mdu
In
tl.
...
...
WnPn
Q
dnmnonn
fn
!1
i-
.
.
,
!
And
'I
"
v.ijaujr
v
-o
xaiia
w
pajr
pay
His
its
ueDlS
ueuts
any
any
Snare-;t
snare-;
th
Iht
HUtler
Matter
or
or
th
th
-Admlnl.tr.tlon
"Admtnl.tr.tton
Vmlrlp.
ihl
tttS
y
f
lfr
the
aPP,ntment
of
a
receiver
and'
take
notICE
by
order
or
tne
auairs
or
the
company
are
then
placed
in
the
hands
i?01
E-
rtohw-
I9th
dT
f
of
some
person
who
administers
them
for
the
benefit
0t,pS&L
oW
XuBp??,D
00m
tne
snareho
der
and
thp
nonnlo
tn
tv,Q
.YJZ.-!1
.prti,
ht
owes
money,
to
be
bankruy
company.
It
i
In
such
case
the
defaulting
company
is
BaUilTit
)U
A
CltV
IS
in
VPrV
Rimilnv
nnoitinn
fn
l0h
day
of
October,
A.
D.
1931.
.net
ing
Its
Own
ticult
for
the
creditors
tn
spII
tvQ
n0cnit
:
i
lea
Indebted
to
tha
Mtui.
.
-
.
11
incorporatea
group
of
people
conduct-iT""
10
w
th
ount
or
their
attairs.
affairs,
nn
cmlv
v
m;V,p
wVipti
fV,
tVic
,'t
,iu
.1'
li
;i
rt
.
.t:r
"'"ul';a?-m
xortnwttn
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator,
"w
,'4','
mocho
in
uiliei
to
neu'
rrlnce
.
Rupert
B
it.
C
y
pay
the
debt.
Instead
of
that
a
commissioner
is
appoint-1
l7th
01
Au'-
a'-
rv
ed
to
administer
affairs
until
the
debt
is
paid.
'I
low
When
Prinrp
Tlnnprf
Knnr).utni
i
l...'u
?i
i
schools
and
roads
and
sidewalks
and
sewers-
it
pledged
the'
assets
of
the
city
that
the
money
-would
be
repaid
as!
agreed
upon.
The
people
of
the
city
were
glad
to
get
the
money
at
the
time
so
that
they
might
keep
ud
to
date
in
modern
conveniences.
When
they
failed
to
'keep
their
pledge
the
commissioner
took
over
the
assent
which
had
been
pledged
and
administered
them
for
the
benefit
of
the1
creditors
but
also
with
an
eye
to
being
just
to
the
defunct
I
shareholders,
who
still
retained
an
interest
in
the
city.
In
'
fact
the
city
would
have
no
value
without
the
peoplewho1
live
in
it.
'
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU
ProprMoi
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME
Kate
$1.00
up
30
Rooms
Hot
It
Cold
Water
Prlncfe
hupjrt,
B.C.
Phone
Ml
,
P.O.
Box
196
J2i
aninglOn
63
rniladelphia
....42
ct.
Louis
Trying
Come-Back
tor!
foul
Z
"
"ELEN
mi
LS
MOOl)Y
in
here
tomorrow.
Yesterday
sh-
Wvke
'mPrl
till
7
hTrrrtet'
L0S
AXGELES.
15
wealed
plans
for
a
come-back
lESTl.i;&&tt4c33Iri-
HC,en
WUU
3l00dy'
forwf
"OP"
will
take
her
llfciiS?oS
yeKrS
th
W;rld'3
r'5kiBB
neJtt
Vear
t0
WimMedon
for
the
(leges
at
at.
camennes,
um.
tenn,s
championf
u
entered
for
Dritish
championship
and
to
For-
blond
blond
Cam-
bridge
University
player
whw
bow
is
a
master
at
Eton,
batted
IS
times-
for
a
total
of
674
runs.
He-was
not
out
otv
one
occasion,
giving
hfn
an
average
of
3S.64,
Al
J.
Jf.
Broklebank,
lej-
'at'c
oomnwest
xennis
st
mils
for
the
American.
-
'
-M-tructrrr
of
the
M
C.
C.
fofev&
-
I
taking-
SZ
wickets
for
526
ran,.
Wednesday,
September
15,
1937.
an
avera?e'
of
l9n-
Anotfcer
-1
1
1
iamnuft
umvcraiij
scar,..
Brocklebaak's
best
feat
was
.
rrTifi
?-
Mm
m
TIIL
RIGHT
TO
CRITICIZE
"again
team
of
Montreal
jun-i
man
championship
tournament
oper-
BAStTRES
Yorkshire
Wins
n
ior.
wh
fc
buited
lft
wicket'
a-i
.
i.nicago,
u-2.
..vivfc4nuivii
Democratic
.
.
.
.
0
government
'
involves
the
me
right
iigni.
Oi
of
every
eyeryJ!tn
tor
27
runs,
but
ne
naa
most
sue-i
SjTvl""'
,
Cincinnatf.
22-
tO-criticize
to-criticize
that
that
government
government
and
and
the
the
rfeht
right
uf
uf
thp
the
cess
ss
in
n
WeMem
Western
Canada
Canada
wher'
wher'
'
,arf'Tnia,-
8-0;
St.
Loui,
Defeated
Middlesex
Yesterday
Bj
Tr
th?1
government
is
doing
and
to
cnU
his.
had
.!h5p1
'
America
r.Mffn.
tiic
ur
riimmpnT
'cthmn-M...i..
mi
..
.
.
nosiiinn
in
nimriiiiv
ar
an
iimeii.
-,
.
-
r
.
"
""'""'axiiiayue,
taKe
away
the
neht
I
st-
Loors,
II;
Philadelphia.
4
n
D
,:r?m
.
anQ
J'0"
tae
""
away
democratic
uciuucrauc
government
irovemment
;
The
ine
old
0KI
English
cl?nsn
rugby
rugey
imei-
inter-
Cleveland.
5;
New
York,
17.
tsy
cnticism
error
is
rectified
and
excesses
are
prevented'
inatioHi1'
K-
A
Sel,r'
ran
Wykss
Criticism
bv
indivffliinla
ti'Vin
.
ui!.-
ia
close
race
with
the
bat
and
.J
-m
m
v
UUI
II
llll
I
I
I
I
I
I
1
III!
I
1
I
I
I
II
III
11
T
1
n
f
A
.
Who
have
nn
roonr-A
f
lu"
.
1T,t,u"ac.Ui
the
hard-hitUag
Sussex
man
was
than
nrftiam
V
"
,
iaie
"aS
ieSS
VelDe
'n
the
lead
when
the
team
con-
tnancntism
by
i
prominent
people
or
by
organizations
rep-'eluded
it
ri
t
th
Pac.fi
resenting
groups
of
people.
These
people
have
to
be
more!Coast'
In
,he
cIosin?
matcl.es
careful
of
their
criticism
because
neonle
have
teamed
rniat
JIont"aI
a"i
Ottawa.
Se'iar
""i'"
judgment
and
are
bJ
"
"
"
wnai
tney
say.
A
sense
of
Detroit,
II;
Washington,
G.
Baseball
Standing
National
Learue
New
York
RO
T.9
.nicago
70
Pittsburgh
72
St.
Louis
7i
position
they
hold.
"
If
thev
pritim7t
d
i&
1
Three
centuries
were
rung
un!08ton
C8
fied
fipri
tw
they
lose
Drestifre
in
r"
fhp
pnm,n,-
.c
a
not
7
jush-
f"f":
hl.
b'
t
the
M.
C.
C.
players.
SellarlBrook
yn
;69
t.m0
tn
U,
o"or.
T
-""V""f
H
larces
htt
ln
out
of
a
tota,
of
137
rur.s,rinadelphia
54
41
56
G3
63
C7
74
80
79
CO
fi3
71
89
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01
NAMED
WRONG
CHAMP
BOURNEMOUTH.
En..
Sen!
15:
(CP)
Thre
pIh
aft-
4i.
V,
-v,
J
U
l
V
I
If
U
southern
counties
unrintrlm!.!.,!
diving
chamnlonshina.
n
inrn.
tlon
was
Issued
mnklnw
v
n
Hodges
champion
instead
of
&
D.
Tomalin.
FORFEIT
CLAIMED
Canadian
Legion
failed
to
field
a
team
fast
evening
for
the
poht
poned
Senior
League
football
fame
so
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
lined
up
and
scored
a
forma(
goal,
then
claiming
the
game'
by
default.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
finest,
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
th
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
yetr
round
payroll
Prince
Rupert
In
Inning
and
115
Runs
lit
Challenife
Play
LONDON.
Sent.
15?
CfP-.V
challenge
cricket
match
hMwn
Yorkshire,
champion
county,
and
.uiuuiesex,
ended
yesterday
in
ai
victory
for
(he
former
by
an
innings
and
115
runs.
Yorkshire's
'.
total
of
401
proved
too
high
for
me
cnaiiengers
who
nm
.11
seu
with
185
and
101.
BEAT
HA
JIMERRE
CORD
CORK,
Irish
Free
State,
Sept
15:
(CP)
With
hammo.
thrk...
of
190
feet.
Dr.
Patrick
O'Callag-han,
Irish
Olympic
athlete,
made
iu
icet,
seven
inches
better
than
the
Herman,
H.
Hem's
01-ympic
record
and
six
feet,
five
inches
more
fharf
the
world's
re-
cord
bv
P.
Him.
r
tti.
t
,50
'
States.
HEX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchanee
Block
PHONE
658
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
31S
SECOND
AVE.
Steve
Donoghoe
!
Quitting
Saddle
Most
Famon?
of
British
Jockeys
Is
Now
to
Become
Trainer
LONDON,
Sept.
15
I
PRESTON,
Eng.,
Sep!.
IS:
!CP)
(Jet
'em
young,
weet
out
fth
good
ones
and
perhaps
in
a
.
.......
,
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottish
Leacue
r,
.
Clyde
3.
Dur.ee
2
nra
.,:
:
ia.
.
nUAA
.
s
.
-
C
.
.
,
,
'
i
I
Women's
team
for
the
British:,
I
Empire
Games
in
Australia
next
;year
was
selected
at
a
meeting
here
Saturday.
The
Women
Anv
lateur
Athlftic
AKsoeintion-
ha
al-
ready
held
preliminary
trials.
WANT
YOU.Nti
lDKA
Queens
P;,ik
Bijjc,
juuai
ittmous
fcj
miu&n
JOCK-
ImL.is
intL.
i
eys,
announces-
Ms
retirement
from
eoutijr
KEEP
tpvvic
tn
'
LONDflx.
,rf
Steve
Donn-
t.
higher
th,
'.T
the
saddle-
to
become
a
trainer.
DreJiler.
f
.
,
ociation.
I
WILL
PICK
WOMEN
.advortt
em-uuraLii
nuox,
sew,
16:
(CP)
i-
Today's
Basebal
American
ltttnt
Cleveland.
5:
New
4
StL
Louis.
2.
Philadelphia,
'j.
National
Learnt
,
urooklyn.
0;
Clncu,
J.
WHEN
BELFAST
VOTES
BELFAST
St
.
OcL
16
h
1,
t
be
the
result.
That's
Preston,
jat
of
thi
vt
j.idca
for
future
English
football
ections.
Schni:
league
talent,
and
they
are
snar-
-.vrr
pofcfpbiu-d
ing
yottngfters
juft
out
of
school,
t'
.-.r.:toti.
H
LOOK
FOR
THIS
SEAL
OF
QUALITY
B
ON
ALL
B.C.
DISTILLERY
PRODUCTS
H
sold
3
12
"
75
40
go
w
to
91
oz.
FIF
oz.
X
oz.
A
W
I'?'
Thli
advertisement
is
not
publislKd
or
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the
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Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
1
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
Home
Remedies,
To
letries
Fubber
Goods,
Sfationery
Candy
and
Drug
Store
Sundries
at
HALF
PRICE
McCUTCHEON'S
Ottawa,
June
22,
1937
Council
of
Canadian
Medical
Association
Endorses
and
Ujffl?
Pasteurization
of
Milk
and
Cream
We
have
pasteurized
our
products
since
102:j
for
your
protection.
Positive
Past-tturization
for
Safe
Milk
at
no
extra
cost.
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
057
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