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all
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the
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ptrtod.
paid
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Japan
Persists
A
Canadian
Pre,
dwpatch
to
the
Daily.
News
yesterday
intimated
that
the
Japanese
intend
to
pursue
their
survey
of
international
fwhing
waters
off
the
North
American
continent,
more
particularly
Alaska
and
Bri-tiiih
Columbia.
The
ultimate
intention,
of
course,
is
to
in-KtftuR'
fwhing
therein,
probably
on
a
mass
jcale.
Fearing
that
the
remit
of
year
of
careful
and
self-sacrificing
conaervation
of
the
Harmon
and
halibut
fisheries
in
these
waters
may
be
undone
with
a
brief
period
of
intensive
f
fobing
by
the
.Japanee,
who
have
already
depleted
their
own
water
and
to
considerable
extent
those
of
Russia,
Canadian
and
American
fishing
authorities
have
already
proteUrd
airainK
the
threatened
.Jarmnr.
ThiM,
appartntly,
han
had
no
effect
upon
the
Japanese.
In
any
cane,
they
announce
officially
that
thev
are
iroinrr
ahead
with
their
surveys.
If
diplomatic
reasoning
prove
unavailing,
then
some
other
rrw-thod
of
heading
off
the
threatened
invasion
of
North
American
continental
waters
will
have
to
be
found.
It
would
be
regrettable
if
economic
reprisals
would
have
to
1
reported
to.
They
Hcldom,
if
ever,
accomplish
any-thintf
in
the
long
run.
Meantime,
about
the
only
thing
for
our
authorities
to
do
n
u
continue
to
endeavor
to
make
the
Japanese
see
the
justice
and
reaaon
of
our
claim
to
exclusive
rights
to
the
flKheries
which
'we
have
so
nwiuliimiRlv
.build
up
and
maintain.
If
they
do
not,
it
would1
probably
be
only
a
matter
of
a
very
few
years
before
there
would
vf
no
i
inn
i
or
anvnojy.
...
The
Yukon
Question-
The
proposal
that
th
province
of
British
Columbia
take
over
the
Territory
of
Yukon
is
proving
a
widespread
topic
of
diHCUMdon.
Now
the
Yukon
council
has
come
out
unermlvoVally
opposed
to
the
idea
and
demanding
that
a
n
ftlnseite
Ik-
taken
before
anything
is
done.
That
the
pie.
biscite
will
bo
granted
before
anv
further
norrntintinna
are
pursued
is
very
likely.
It
would
seem
reasonable
that
the
people
of
the
Yukon,
most
vitally
affected
by
such
a
deal,
should
be
given
the
right
to
express
themselves
be-fore
belntf
absorbed.
Meantime,
possibly
for
political
purposes,
thdhi
would
seem
to
be
a
little
more
alarm
being
raised
about
the
whole
thing
than
is
justified.
It
was
made
clear
at
the
outset
that
any
deal
was
subject
to
legislative
nnd
parliamentary
approval.
Tlio-Central
Hotel
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Local
Raw
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AMKTBJ-Xaaaixa
Co&umUrt.
XxtmUs
Wright
LfceraJ,
Hon
George
&
Fearwc
AtBa
CGE&errattre.
Eraeat
Love,
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literal.
W
i.
fjsx&Hs
C,
C
7-
C
H.
Lake
Bnruxhj
CooMrnttn.
Ktmrt
CSef
g.
Liberal.
VitttUm
Criere.
Rortil
CredH,
Hfrtwrt
HaMte?;
CbffiwxA
Coovemttie.
ASA.
Lesfis
Ejrm.
Literal.
Z.
D.
Burro
Cmox
C.
C
F,
CoHn
Cacsensc
fw(hanXetiiUe
C9neTraUe.
Omtrat
Ptmbet
'Jin
Dejtin.
Deiu
Liberal
ArUwr
Lain.
C.
C.
P.,
Leotard
Stoeppar&r
Social
Crtd.
8.
A.
Ptott
Drwdney
CocHerrattTe.
Dr.
Prank
Patter
ion.
C.
C
P,
Jascs
Caoserso.
E4imaJt
OvrjArratlre
E.
V.
RafaBd.
liberal,
C
Z.
WhttneyrUIKiH.
Fertile
Labor.
Tom
Uphill.
Grand
FrkGreeiid
liberal.
E.
C
Henntger.
Social
k
ReeonrtroetiTe,
Anthony
WWtelKftd.
The
Itlandf
ComrraUire.
Captain
Uitxttfit
Maektoloth.
Katnloopf
CownrattTe,
Dr.
A.
H.
Bajme.
liberal,
R.
II.
Carson.
KatloSlocan
Social
Credit
A.
J.
Harrtuin.
LUlooet
ComrratlTe.
Edward
Carson.
Mackenzie
ConserraUre,
Battle
man
Milton
Mclntyre.
C.
C.
P,
Herbert
Gargrave.
ilv)n-CreUn
Ccroenratlire.
A.
T.
Horavlll.
Social
Credit,
Herbert
Howe.
Sew
Wettmltuter
Uberal.
A.
WelU
Oray.
C.
C.
Stanley
BUke.
CommanUt,
Rer.
Ed
win
Baker.
North
Okanalran
CowerraUre.
Dorian
Lindsay,
pberai;
Ifon.
K.
C.
ilacDonald.
Omineea
Liberal,
It.
M:
Connelly.
Rerehtoke-liberal,
Harry
Johmton.
Saanlth
ConjKnratlvr.
Ledle
P.
Osbome.
Uberal,
Norman
W.
Whlttaker.
Social
Credit.
Major
A.
H.
iukes
OJIE.
Salmon
Arm
Liberal.
H.
V.
Birch.
Independent,
R,
W.
Bruhn.
SImilkameen
Coiuenratlve.
H.
H.
Boyle.
Skrna
Liberal.
E.
T.
Kenney.
South
Okanaran
Contertatlve.
T.
O.
Norrlsi
K.C.
Liberal.
CapUIn
C
R.
Bull.
C.
C.
P.,
Rev
If.
H.
Dixon:
Vaneouver-Rurrard'
Contervatlves,
Alderman
Halford!
Wilton
and
C.
J.
White.
Liberals.
Mri.
Paul
Smith
and
J.
Howard
Forrester.
Social
Credit.
Peer
V.
Paynter
and
W.
R;
Hamilton.
Vancouver-Centre
Conservatives,
Adam
Johnston
Montague
CapJe.
Liberals,
Gordon
S.
Wlsmer
and
Alderman
Fred
Crone.
C.
C.
F..
Matthew
Olenday
and
Frank
Robert.
Social
Credit,
Dr.
R.
ii;
flmlth
and
Paul
MfcD,
Kerr.
Vancouver-Taut
Conservatives,
W.
J.
Corran
and
Thomas
Irvine.
Liberals,
Mrs.
James
Barclay
and
Charles
A.
Donovan.
Social
Credit,
G.
V.
Towle
and
C.
D.
Powell;
Vancouver
North
Social
Credit,
A.
Harvey
Smith.
VaheouverJPoInt'
Grey"
Conservatives,
R!
L.
MalUand:
Cyril
o.
Betstftn
and'
A.
Ji
Patort.
Liberal
Hon;
Or
M,
Weir,
8',
S;
McKeen,
Robert
Wilkinson.
a
C.
P..
William
Offer,
J.
Evans
and
E.
Westmoreland
Social
Credit,
A.
D,
Creef
(party
leader)
and'
William'
Savage.'
Vancouver
Wheat-
VANCOUVER,
May
l:
(CPl-Wheat
moved
up'
again
to
$1.27
on
the
Vancouver
market
poitfioT
nmsi:s
aftku
nnn
'
DUN0ANN0N,
Ont..
May
.
rrCP)
Forffotten
for
10
day
af:
,ter
fire
nwcjit
the
ijuslhess
hw-
lUori
of
thin
Huron
Counts
laiu
two
i)urt?H,
one
containing
were
found
outside
a
home,
TEE
DAILY
XT3
'SPORT'
i
1
1
PIRATES
ISERIES
IS
Are
SUB
ma
Top
Lextvc
Tanks
Abexd
AxutriaM
Wew
York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
...
Philadelphia
Washington-Chicago-
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Lonis
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4-
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2
2
2
2
2
3'
3
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6
3
5
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LEADING
PROLONGED
a
rtsmlt
efcnberJ
ot
of
the
ceftar
into
a
seventh
ciaee
tie
vtth
the1
Ctoetanatl
Reds
vbs
lest
to
the
Mghly
tOBt&d
St,
Uxte
Cardinals.
The
Kew
York
Gents
defeated!
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
are
stffl
tied1
with
the
Cardx
for
second
place
in1
the
senVsr
eirntft.
.
The
J.'e
York
Yankees
resata
co
top
of
the
American
League
al-
thoesh
beaten
by
the
cellar-dwH-
ing
Washtegton
Senators.
Detrott
ia
ur
Urili-h
lioffli)U
in
Third
May
1
CP.
PiSUtsf
Plratts
re
tadl
id
the
le&d
in
the
Katicaai
Leasee
after
iartn.?
xsffered
thr
firH-
defeat
Pet
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BASEBALL
ON
MAY
12
.Sons
of
Canada
and
Canadian
Legion
to
Stage
Coronation
Day
Exhibition
Game
.
The
1037
local
baseball
season
will
get
under
way
on
Coronation
Day,
May
12,
when
two
teams,
representing
Sons
of
Canada
and
Canadian
Legion
will
stage
an
exhibition
game
in
conjunction
with
the
celebration.
.
If
wiather
permits
the
boys
will
be
out
in
full
force
tomorrow
morplntf
for
a
work-out
and
will
follow
this
up
with
practices
during
the
next
ten
days.
Two
strong
teams
should
line
up
for
the
opener
with
Jock
Campbell
managing
the
Lcgionairres
while
it
1
expected
.Walter
Johnson
will
handle
the
Sons
of
Canada.
MosV
of
last
year's
players
are
still
around
and
will
be
out
again
this
year.
A
couple
of
the
old
standbys
in
the
persons
of
Stan
Moj-an
and
Bill
Lambie
will
be
missing,
however,
the
former
hayings
decided
to
hang
up
his
spikes
due
to
the
encroachments
of
Father
Time
while
the
latter
has
moved
to
Vancouver.
Sbme-nev
talent
ls
said,
to
have
arrived
"in
town
siriceMast
fair
and
tomorrow
should
see
the
new
comers
out
warming
up
on
the
dia
mond.
MISTAKE
WAS
ODOUOUS
HAUTINfiTON,
Onti
May
11
CH)
Mistaking
a
skunk
for
a
cat
Tamil,
a
famous
billy-goat
KorfcaliOutH,
charged
-"Hie'
stranger;
Outcome
of
encounter!
uliktiown?l
but'
Tarzan
now
gets
his
oats
at
the'
end
of
a
long
stick.
HOHEA.
WANTS'
ZOOv
PUTS'
TORONTO,
Mn
l'j
CP)Tor:
pneto
parks
department'
is-.negotU
aling
with';
the-
Prince
VI
houfco.'!
hold,
Seoul,
Korea,
for
an
ex
change
of
zoological
specimens
Of
HaAetball
Sries
VAXCOUVER.
May
1:
-CP
The-
feic3jn
Windsor
Ford
defeated
UnrerMty
of
British
Col'
'jmWi
Tbfl4erbirtls
22
to
23
lart
X
tte
seuod
Testerdar
at
thel
azbt
in
the
third
same
of
the
Wfid
of
the
Chicago
Cvbs
vba
ajiGanadlai
dot's
basketball
final
;
SPORT
CHAT
Tigers,
by
vtrtoe
of
their
KUnninglnnr
afternoon
with
an
American
rtetory
over
Cleveland
Indiana.!
tournament
for
all
member
otuted
the
Indians
Iron
second-pajt;
present
and
prorpective
place.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics.
as
a
result
of
an
ignominious
rout
at
the
hands
of
the
Boston
Red
Sox
dropped
into
fifth
place
tied
with
the
idle
Chicago
White
Sox
while
the
Red
Sox
moved
into
third
position.
Baseball
Standings:
Including
yesterday
games!
National
league
PUteburg
....
St
Louis
....
Kew
York
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
W.
L.
4
5
5
4!
4'
3
.2
...2'
1
2
2
4
5
5
5
5
American
League-
The
Prince
Bupert
Tennis
Club
will
open
'he
1937
ion
toroor
Providing
weather
i
favorable-
a
La
r;z.
and
enthuriattfc
attendance
18
expected
at
tne
onemnjr
matches.
ProWenw
confronting
KnjfllfH
ffrst-das
cricket
are
to
hs
lodled
by
a
commiMion
comnoed
of
W.
Pfndlajr.
R-.
C.
.N.
Palairet
and
11.
II.
MaUeth
Pour
lters,
Judith,
Margaret;
Mary
and
Helen
Brijrht
had
mount
fn
the
Ladle
Polo
Handicap
at
Melbourne,
AMt
ralla.
Margaret'
made
the
be
."howintr,
her
borce
finih!nK
third.
Charllon
Athletic.
London
foot
ball
club,
won
a
l-2
victory
over
the
full
international
strength
of
Prance
before
a
crowd
jf.
at
Pare
de
PrinceVin
Pari
fp
CCOIJJ.
r
-
j
Mr
Lionel
Haliey
and
the
Marquis
of
Queensbury
are
amon?
jhe
directors
of
the.
National
bportin?
.
Club
Ud..
of
London,
which
has
been'
registered
as
a
private
company
with
nominal
capital
of
$150,000.
Kho
Sin
Kie,
J.
II.
Ho
and
K.
C.
Lo,
Chinese
lawn
tennis
players,
are
showing
splendid-
form
on
English
couri.
several
well-
known
British
star
having
been
bumbled
in
recent
matches.
J-
A.
B.
Slggins,
Irish
interna-tfonal
rugby
forward;
i
retiring
from
the
game.
He
has
represented
the
Oreen
Ile
2-1
times
and
captained
the
team
on
even
fc-casions.
The
National
Hifle
Association
of
England
has
accepted
an
invi
tation
to
send
a
learn
to
compet
at
the
annual
rifle
matches
of
th
varfouft-
Australian
states
eariv
next
year.
Detty
Nuthall,
English
tennis
star
whose
engagement
to
David
A.
Barclay,
has
been
announced-does
not
expect
lo
he
married
un-ti
H38
and
hoiws
to
compete-n
wimhlwlon
this
summer.
Ilecnusc
she
gave
a
display
in
i
U.mlpn
cabaret,
Ruth
Aaron.
United
States
holder
of
the
wo,
men's
single
championship
of
the
Jvorld,'
has
been
suspended
for
three
months
by
the
English
lable
Tennis
Association.
The-
English
Football
Ansocia-tion
has
adopiedra
resolutfon
permitting
two
referees
n
practice
icames
next!
August
and
also
In
three
selected
competitive
matches
during,
the.
winter.
"
Tr-di
Clark,
tall
'lefthander
who
intimated'
a
few
weeks
agoi
ho
HlVhy
for
Northamplons
shire
t,
Cricket
Cluli
this
season,
has
accepted'
the
club's
term
fof
tliis
summer.
J'.
Cartonnet,.
French.
swlmmlnr
champion,
hus
loWeH-dl
his
own
European
100-metre
breast
stroke
record
of
one
minute;
li:
seconds,
covering
the
dlHthnce
In
one
min.
Ule,
If)
?,-r,
seconds.
Pi
I)'.
Prentice,
English1
rugby
selector
and;
former
internallonal,
recently
underwent
an
operation
for.
abdominal
irntil.u
i
-
i
niimwjiiK
a
request
irom
iorea
vaie
nospiuu
in
Leicester,
Eng-to
the
Dominion
government.
'
land.
Campbell
Keeps
Promise
to
Kin
LOXDOK.
Vaj
I:
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F3P
lfiftlrtr
x
jiiatrz,
Sir
Makeia
Caxap-beH
has
tttbiti
sot
to
sake
asy
tsriher
attempts
to
break
his
cm
vcrld
l.r.d
speed
record
oS
jcsiles-per
hosr.
I
aade-
a
deftute
procsise
to
sy
IrsMf
that
H
I
'reached
the
speed
of
3C6
si?2l
I
reached
309
asd
I
an
to
adhere
o'.h
Old
Country
Soccer;
2i
FD.AL
GA5IES
Enflhh
League
First
Dirhin
Chariton
Athletic
2,
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Stoke
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3.
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Town
1.
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Wednesday
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United1
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County
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2.
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Cunningham,
the
Kansas
flyer,
has
run
50
miles
of
mile
races
in-
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a
university
ptatistleian
figures,
filenn
won
"0
finished'
nine'
in
.wond
place
iind'two
in
thlnl.
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of-the
mile
yrtn
were
for
worlds
records
that
still
stand
indoors
and'
outdoors.
,
KOOD
ON
HOMESPUN
.
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May
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Heorge
Bouchard,
M.P.
for
Kam-ojuraska,
Que-,
told
an
audience
here
40,000
Quebec
women
operate
looms,
most
of
them
making
their
families'
clothing.
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Dance
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Recreation
Centre
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high-speed
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hopes
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