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of
Canadian
Medical
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of
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and
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Wednesday,
September
1,
1S37.
ONE
LONG
WAIL
Juderiner
from
the
reDorts
in
various
cmintrv
nw
I
CUBS
BACK
INTO
LEAD:
Tlefeated
Brooklyn
Yesterday
While
New
York
Giants
Lose
to
Cardinals
BROOKLYN.
Sept
1.
'CP;
Chicago
Cubs
returned
to
the
leadership,
of
the
National
League
yest-terday
by
defeating
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
wfeHe
New
York
Giant
were
toting
at
the
Poto
Grounds
to
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
The
Cubs
have
a
lead
ot
cne
game
over
the
Giants.
In
the
American
League
the
New-
York
Yankee
defeated
Cleveland
imiiiiin
Indians
di
at
Cleveland
v.iciaiia
to
lo
immq
hold
their
weir
w
u
i
,
D3DfcrS.
triers
IS
fine
t
finer
inner
wai)
(miner
nr
hutqn
rmnn
tui.iM..
.
j
A
l
f
-
-
,
vy
jy
liuiic
".M-nHi-.uau
gaiiiir
milium
uver
of
the
localities
received
as
much
money
as
they
expected
'
nd
pk
Detroit
Tigers
w
xui
imu
nuiR.
xiu:ii
une
nopeu
to
dq
trie
most
iavoreti
-
.
J.
.
7
n1oQ
;
t,
r
.
-
.
.,
I
Washington
Senators.
lu
V
I
,
eAJf
""ures,
not
realizing
mai
II
Yesterday
Big
League
scores-
.uav
jjiavc
uuuuueu
mure,
iiie
oiners
wouiu
nave
to
get;
less.
In
a
new
country
money
is
badly
needed
for
roads
in
every
corner
of
the
province
as
well
as
money
for
surfacing
and
keeping
up
the
trunk
roads.
It
is
for
the
engineers
In
consultation
with
the
heads
of
departments
to
decide
how
much
shall
go
to
trunk
highways
and
how
much
to
local
roads.
Then
the
question
of
distribution
of
the
amount
for
local
roads
has
to
be
decided
upon,
based
on
the
needs
of
the
place,
and
also
on
the
needs
of
other
places.
There
is
constant
pressure
brought
to
bear
from
each
district
but
this
pressure
has
to
be
resisted
and
each
treated
as
fairly
as
is
humanly
possible.
In
connection
with
this
there
is
bound
to
be
a
"certain
amount
of
friction
no
matter
who
has
the
say
in
the
matter
of
allocation
of
funds.
Each
communitv
eets
as
much
as
it
nossirilv
ran
and
grumbles
because
it
"cannot
get
more.
I
Locally
there
was
a
time
when
hitrhwav
work
was!
shut
down.
There
was
no
money
so
we
could
not
get
any.
!
Very
little
nrotpsf
wnc
mail.
t
the
(w
to
Tv,!;
administration
because
we
aM
knew
there
was
no
money.
Then
as
conditions
changed
the
pressure
became
greater
and.
more
money
was
received..
Take-
another
example.
In
Alberni
the
government
has
been
doing
some
surfacing
and
this
year
more
was
expected
than
was
received.
Costs
were
higher
than
was
expected,
and
a
delegation
was
sent
to
Victoria
to
try
to
induce
the
government
to.
change
its
mind.
As
the
money
was
not
available,
no
change
could
be
made
and
the
delegation
returned
home
much
upset
over
its.
failure.
If
Alberni
had
received
more,,
some
other
place
or
places
would
have
had
to
receive
less
which
would
have
been
Wrong.
The
whole
question
of
the
allocation
f
road
funds
is
very
difficult
but,
after
the
needs
of
each
communitv
have
been
studied
and
compared
with
the
needs
of
other
communities,
none
but
the
public
works
authorities
are
in
a
position
to
decide
if
still
more
money
can
be
expended
in
any
particular
locality.
AUSTRIAN
POLITICS
Politics
in
Austria
is
rather
a
strenuous
occupation
just
now.
Chancellor
Kurt
Schuschnigg
is
a
dictator.
He
allows
monarchists
to
publicly
advicate
their
policies
but
national
socialists
are
disallowed.
Anyone
offending
is
tent
Dy
me-
ponce
to
a
concentration
camp
for
three
months
without
the
order
of
a
magistrate
or
other
official.
Citizens
are
deprived
of
civil
liberties
at
will
and
political
parties
are
strictly
outlawed,
except
such
as
the
administration
favors.
Visitors
to
Austria
return
to
tell
us
how
they
like
the
country
and
the
people.
They
are
not
inconvenienced
by
the
fact
that
telegraph,
telephone
and
post
office
officials
are
bound
to
report
conversations
or
correspondence
which
may
be
detrimental
to
the
present
regime.
They
are
not
subject
to
the
law
in
regard
to
political
activities
or
the
loss
of
civil
liberties.
They
have
no
occasion
to
take
any
part
in
political
activities
so
they
do
not
realize
the
objectfonahte
feature?
of
the
dictatorship.
National
League
Cincinnati,
2;
Boston,
7.
Chicago.
4:
Brooklyn.
2.
St
Louis,
8;
New
York.
1.
Pittsburgh,
0;
Philadelphia,
3.
American
League
Philadelphia.
1-7;
St
Lotus.
2-2.
Washington.
3:
Detroit
12.
Boston.
6:
Chicago.
7.
New
York.
7:
Ctereiand,
3?
Monday';
scores
were
as
follows:
National
League
Cincinnati.
3;
New
York,
4.
American
League
Detroit.
5;
New
York,
4.
Cleveland,
7;
Washington.
6.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
1
W
L
Pct
Chicago
73
47
.608
New
York
71
47
.602'
St.
Louis
65
54
Mi
Pittsburg
62
53
517
Boston
58
62
,483
Philadelphia
51
68
.429
Brooklyn
..
48
69
.410
Cincinnati
45
69
.400
American
League
New
York
go
38
.678
Detroit
.
70
49
.588
Chicago
69
53
566
Boston
64
52
560
Cleveland
59
58
504
Washington
54
62
.466
St.
Louis
38
eo
228
Philadelphia
37
80
.316
Past
Masters
To
Play
Other
Masons
Members
of
Masonic
Order
To
Stage
Rowling
Corope.tition
Thursday
Afternoon
In
connection
with
the
visit
nt
the
Rev.
Dr.
J.
S.
Henderson,
pro.
vinciai
irrand
matr
i.f
th
i
onic
Idge,
a
bowling
game
has
been
arranged
for
tomorrow
af.
ternoon
between
rinks
comno
!
of
Past
MaMers
against
oih-
Maona.
Teams
art-:
Past
Mastem
V,
h.
Vance.
X
R.
Nichols.
W.
IL
Tobw.
fi.v
P.
Tinker,
Rev.
.1.
S.
Henderson
'skip).
Versus
Masons
A.
T,
Parkjn.
W.
L
Coates,
R.
Dalgarno..
W.
H
Wil-on-Murray,
D.
G.
Rutland,
(rkipi.
Past
Masters
G.
f.
Wilkinson,
I.
Little.
II.
W.
Rirrh.
H
P.
Renson.
G.
Rill
(skip).
Versus
Masons--
I),
Crttr
Willian
Miller,
.1.
H.
MrLeod,
3.
Frew,
Angus
McDonald
skip).
Old
Country
Soccer
English
LeagueFirst
Division
Grimsby
Town,
1
;
Charlton,
1.
t
L
BRITISH
STAR
GOES
HIGH
ON
SERVE
4$
"
t
MARGOT
LOIB
IX
ACTION
Onecf
:hr
-v
Bt.u-a
ncr-sr-
Ma;-g,:
Lamb,
w..:
ct-mpete
in
the
United
States
'.iaiafiw-ships
a
Fare
H..-
N
Y
after
the
Wightman
Cup
mactts.
Margot
ls
pictured
in
action
dt
Forest
Hills.
NEW
FIGHT
BOWLING
IS
MOOTED
RESUMED
Promoter
31
ike
Jacobs
Thinks
Louis
and
Farr
Might
Draw
Million
Dollar
Gate
NEW
YORK.'
Sent.
1:
(CP)
TODAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Boston,
2;
Chicago,
0.
Second
game
postponed
!
National
League
Chicago.
4:
Brooklyn.
6.
Pittsburgh.
3
Philadelphia,
5.
Cincinnati,
5
Boston.
1
City
Double
Reache
Final
And
Woodland
Memorial
Trophy
Gets
Under
Way
Louis
Arrol
ainl
Jarvis
Mcl-o-l
defeated
Ren
Dalgarno
and
Thi
Following
the
jrreat
howinir
oniraas
McMeeki
n
lv
A
Vara
nf
I
Monday
nijht
'of
Tommy
P
u
7
f
the
Welsh
challenger,
in
all
but
(the
city
doubles
lawn
bowling
toppling
Joe
IHlia
from
ttU'-huniiii.n.ki..
.iui..
.1...
...
f
wmpdivuu,
uiu
worhla
heavyweight
champion-
uglifying
0
meet
Dave
Rorlan!
ship
throne.
DiomotT
Mik
Jac-
jnd
Gcocye
Wilkiaaon
in.
the
fin
ous
taiheu
yesterday
ot
a
return
toqigni.
bout
next
Junerwhieh
h
nredirt-
The
Woodland
MomnH
ed
would
net
ovi
S1.00,0(.
phy
competition
got
under
wav
Joe
Louia,
wearing
dark
glaa
!at
night
when
Dave
McPhee'.-to
hide
hr
awollen
es,
said
hejnk
(uuwm
Da,ve
Rorfejnd's
had
hurt'
Ms
right
fmad
in
the
fin
the
preliminary
round
by
th
third
round
and
had
used
hi
It
ft
'na
'row
margin
of
to
10.
Theft
exclusively
thereafter.
:re
8a
eveB
eight
rinks
now
left
Farr
hurt
his
hand
alo.
Thc!iB
th
first
round.
Rritish
fighter
had
been
ou
the!
offensive
throtfghwt
th
bati;t'
.
and,
even
at
the
laat,
bleodin,
I
prlacc"
immv
und-r
the
eyes
and
from
the
foi-
'MUIJ
head,
charged
into
Uuis.
Tu
A,
Cl
1
last
was
on
of
th
v
r.,-t.
Jll
llUini'
il!TPIPn
the
Welshman
wa
crodltiut
wiit,
!
winning.
r,pecis
io,
ttmpiete
Albany
To
I
New
York
Swim
Today
HOOK
M0.UNTAUC.
N.Y.,
Sept
;
J
:
"Legiess"
Charles
Zimiii.
j
moved
into
'he
home
stretch
of
bis
Albany
to
New
York
Hudson
River
marathon
swim,
predicting
h;
t
i...
wild
;--afh
New
Yoik
City
Ger.,-ge
WHhington
bridg.
by
t
)Uuy.
BIG
TORONTO.
Sept
1:
CP
-'
,Piaak
Pritchaxd,
Buffalo,
Kew
Vi,
Nfeguard.
yesterday
won
tht
Canadian
National
Exhibition
tea
tail
swim
for
the
second
trai?bt
time.
Lt
year
he
hd
won
when
tb
race
was
a
five
miler.
Pritckard's
time
yesterday
was
four
hours,
ointen
minutes
and
twty-ixbt
seconds
aa
compared
wkh
four
hours,
thirty-i.ht
jijviiMites
and
ixttn
seconds
for
iktt
ta
miles
in
1935.
The
win
was
worth
$3560.
'
Bill
Xolan
of
Chelsea,
Masa-luttsetta,
came
second
to
win
?d
whil
Gianni
Gambi
of
Italy
was
third.
MaU
Schedule
For
me
East-.
;
Monday.
Wednesday,
and
1
Friday
5
From
the
Last
;
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
For
Vancouver
Thursday
Friday
Sept
7.
17
and
27
From
Vancouver-Sunday
Wednesday
Friday
11:00
10:15
9:30
4:30
10:30
10:00
For
Anjox
and
Stewart-Sunday
1
Wednesday
5
PJD.
pm.
1
1
pjn.
p.m.
P-m,
da.
3MX.
a.m.
pjn,
pjn.
From
Anjox
and
Stewart-Tuesday
U:30
a
m
Saturday
8
pjn.
For
Naas
Klver
and
Port
Simpson
8unday
7
pjn
From
Naas
Hher
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
am
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Sept
10
and
24
9:30
pjn.
Fiom
Queen,
Charlotte
Islands-Sept.
8
and
22
am
1
For
Alaska-
Sept
2,
12
and
22
From.
Alaska-Sept
7,
17
and
27
ajn.
IUR
SILVER
NEW
YORK:
(CP)
Bar
sil-,
ver
was
unchanged
at
44sic
per.j
Tine
ounce
on
the
New
York
met
J
al
market
today.
,
For
the
East
.
Mondays,
Tue,o,,,
and
Pr.rtiv.
Frank
PrLuhard
Take
Toronto.
Prom
the
East
Marathon
Again
to
Capture
Tuesdays,
Tr
I'm
of
$2500
daw
THE
SEAL
f
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
orjj
uhw
canning
company
lih
u
&
the-
year
round
pavraQ
it
Prince
Rapert
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COM
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
31fx
SECOND
AYE.
Growing
Girls'
School
Special
Mack
aud
iirowa
Cajf
Oxfords
Low
heels
with
or
without
Scotch
tongues.
Specially
priced-
$2.85
Growing
Girls
"
CHUMS
Hrown
and
Dlack
Calf
Oxfords
Guaranteed
soW
throughout,
welt
soles
and
snappy
lasts,
sizes
3
to
8
in.
widths.
Specially
priced
$3.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancoureri
LA
TALA,
K.YEJIY
TUESDAY
:3ft
t-H
Due.
Vaiicouvei,,
Thuxlax
lN.H.
CAKUKNA.
KKIUAY,
10:31
r.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
ajn.
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office.
Further
Information
regarding
reservations
and
tlckeU
fro"1
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Kupert
Aent,
Third
Ave.
llon