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F
PXJLLEN
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Managlng-Edltox
News
Department
Telephoc:
DAILY
EDITION
str
et
Saturday,
May
28,
1938.
PUTTING
BACK
THE
CLOCK
President
Beatty
would
put
back
the
clock
of
Dro
ress
and
close
up
a
large
part
of
Canadian
National
mileage
in
Canada.
His
propbsal
includes
the
closing
of
.the
main
line
of
the
Canadian
Natinnnl
t'rnm
nttau
SPORT
CHAT
losers
with
106
runs
despite
a
broken
finger.
Golfers
at
Southport,
England,
Competing
In
the
London
and
Southern
Counties
Shield
match,
Alfred
Hamilton,
73,
collapsed
and
died
on
the
bowling
green.
.
Saturdav
TH1
DAILY
NEWS
-
""J
a.
;
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Giants'
Lead
Is
Oniy
Two
Games
Jack
White,
former
British
open
champion
and
Sunnlngdale
profes-
ciilcaeo
Cubs
Creep
Up
art
Pare-
;slonal,
has
been
appointed
pro
to
Makers
Detroit
Tops
American
the
new
municipal
golf
course
In
Second
Division
Musselburgh,
England.
He
won
the
'
title
In
1904.
j
,
,
.
,
T.w,
I
CHICAGO,
May.
23:
-
Detroit
train
with
five
at-
A
special
vans
Ti.,,
hv
vlrtl.e
o(
lllctr
5
2
yesterday's
games:
f
National
League
W
may
play
golf
6n
Sundays
but
only
New
York
22
from
1
p.m.
on,
city
council
decld-
Chicago
22
ed.
A
proposal
to
open
municipal
Boston
16
j
links
at
10
a.m.
was
defeated.
Cincinnati
17
.
Pittsburg
1'5
'
Wally
Hammond,
Gloucestershire
St.
Louis
.12
'and
England
cricket
batsman,
and
Brooklyn
12
his
wife
are
to
be
made
honorary
Philadelphia
9'
life
members
of
the
Gloucestershire
American'
League
club.
Cleveland
Boston
....
Dr.
Frederick
Chapman,
who
New
York
pleyecl
rugby
for
England
steven
Washington
22
19
17
..
.19
times
between
1919-14,
Is
dead
at
Detroit
16
Hartlepool
aged
50.
He
scored
the
Chicago
12
L
9
13
12
10
16
18
2J
18
11
12
12
17
17
14
first
try
on
the
new
International
Philadelphia
11
19
ground
at
Twickenham
in
1910.
St.
Louis
9
22
NOW
CENTURY
LIGHT
GIBRALTAR.
May
28:
(CP)
......
"i
.
u
d
PAPER
TOWN
WAS
WINNER
i
:
Yank
Wins
Golf
Title
May
Be
Another
:
Garden
0
Eden
Ui
Britain
4i;,nf,ude"hAfr.fanroBI11
CAPE;
TOWN,
May
28:
(CP)
n.j.
TROON,
Scotland,
May
28r(p)ftn
an
to
to
set
set
ud
up
a
a
neur
new
(CP)
Charles
Yates
of
the
Eden."
in
the
Maraupx
United
States,
won
th
British
1,000,
miles
oil
the
near
Garden
amateur
golf
champlohship.to-if
foute
m.
the
dead
centre
of
h,..
.
a
j
.
..
day
by
defeating
Cecil
Ewmg,
cine
ocean,
has
caught
the
f,
Ml
Lttti
Sn
westem
Cfiim-
'Cf
of
Sot-th
A
r
ican
.m.
i
M
1
LT
pa.
"
the
thirtylx
tole
for
-two
M
V
'
final
three
and
two.
couples"
to
join
them
m,....r
OCEAN
FALLS,
May
28:
Ocean
Falls
captured
the
Mackenzie
Cup
at
the
end
of
last
week
as
a
re-
.t
niiniii
iHn
lii
Helln
tached
for
accommodation
of
bi-
Wnlfe
JV,
so,
vlc(ory
over
chlcag0
whlcn
the
paper
.oW
cycles
carried
cyclists
from
London
dlsplaced
tne
from
dershfp
'
VanQuishe(t
teams
represent-to
Winchester
where
excursionists
of
the
second
dlvls5on
in
the
Am-
f
'
JL
Bella-
CooJa
nnd
Bella
'
pedalled
through
the
New
f
'
-K3in
League.
One-day
round-trip
fare
was
$1.80.
The
Chicatto
Cubs
crept
up
U
'
i
-
i
virtr,rv
for,
'
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
.
In
"a
land
of
eternal
summer
iJ
4
(fresh
water,
fruit
and
vtieht
tvbound."
two
men
have
been
u
jnced-
by
requests.
The
expedite
s
expected
to
start
In
five
monthj
nine.
,
E-s-ntlals
for
companions
on
a
i
man
and
woman
be
married
'at
within
two
eames
of
the
idle
New
Tit.Htr.nrAn
while
.
on
oink
un
i
ninV
Mn
2r:
or
their
children,
if
any,
ta
hi
Although
Worcestershire
was
de-iyork
alantSi
Na(lonal
League
lead.
.
'
ftn
Sunda
ocean
w
,
hlnk
No.
4:
1
jaung,"
The
originators
of
ft.
FantfiH
Kxr
innlnne
orl
11
nine
Kxr
i
.
i
ik.l.
C
"
T
l
rrtVtAm
n
!,.
I
llu
'""6.""u
ers-
as
a
rcsui1'
OI
ulc"
J
w
Falls
won
three
to
two.
jW
iRink
No.
Svs.
Rink
No'"'""6
.
"""
cacn
ine
league
sianaiivis
iiuuiuh'r
me
ucean
rum
icujh
mauc
june
j
rmiiw
tu.
..-'.
-
i.u
..n
tVA
noila
rnnli
Vnl.
!
,
a.
nut.
v?
(
ur
Dink
Nn
3
.
Tm
W
rttiM
.......
.
ley,
a
distance
or
lony
mnes,
10
June
oRink
No.
2
ys.
jun
ro.
yerturment
for
bt
resul't
Tweedsmuir
Lod'ce
at
Stule
before
4.
no.
5
vs.
Rink
No.
1.
"
1
'
1
.
"Cta
lh
flrc
rnm
I
t..Ua
TJlyifr
vfrv
A'
v4
T?fnlf
Mtt.
-
W
to"
WUI1C
w.
,
2
The
games
were
played
In
hot
8;
Rink
No.
1
Vs.
Rlhk
No.
9.
'i
weather
with
the
thermometer
go-
jUne
10
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
Nrf.
515
ing
OS
hteh
as
83
above.
Large
and
interested
crowns
lonowen
mr
iiy
34
First
Game
beatln,l
he
two
fullbacks,
left
th
lighthouse
here,
now
equipped
with
V
'
14
If.
1-1
J-.ll
...1
1
Ul
a.
.All
MlAAAfT
JO;
mic
mi.
3
vs.
rtinn-
wy.
j.
j
;
it.
L.
Mckinley,
who
has
bfen
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
sooth
on
the
Andy
Oourlay,
centre
forwara
princess
Louise
this
morning.
1
657
for
the
Falls,
opened
the
scoring
..
I
613
after
the
Bella
Coola
goalie
failed-
Connie
Moody.
Indian,
was
fined
586
clear
a
4ross
'rom
Calderhead
jjo,
with
option
of
seven
days'
lm-
.528
at
ouUide
right.
The
Indians.
prisonment,
by
Magistrate
McCIy-,
.469
pressed
hard
for
the.
next
ten
rnin-'
mon(
jn
city
police'
court
this'
mom-J
.462
ute
DUt
nad
no
Hnlsh
In
front
o7
jng
for
drunkenness.
1
sj
the
goaf.
J.
MVCausland',
widened
t
29o
the
lead
by
a
rast
drive
irom
inc
.
j
thirty
yard
line.
The
Indians
at-
were
having
the
majority
of
the
j
tacked
hard
but
without
result.
The
play
In
the
last
half
and
most
of
score
was
2-2
at
half
time.
(he
work
fell
Ui
the
lot
of
th
-
Not
many
minutes
after
the
alls
defence
men,
A
J-
Atart
of
the
second
half.
B.
Purdi'
VacAh
and
i.
McKay.
a
riding
of
the
swift
attack
of
the
mmans
Scott
otuii,
Read.
ncau,
252-pound
iji-wuunu
Richmond,
iiituiuuiiu,
a
a
petroleum
neiroieum
vapor
vaDor
burner
Durner
01
of
200,-
zuu.-
0
"1
.
"
.
.
.
.
ZLZ
'""'
Tfor
the
hi
end
anH
n
hatd
hnrrf
.
,--
vumi
unvi
'lOrontO
to
Winnipeg
With
the
exception
of
the
Long
Lac
England,
hotel
proprietor,
won
the
0C0
candle
power,
visible
25
miles,
kick
to
the
right
hand
corner
oj
flefla
Bella
Instdef
"
n
rnrA
a
ii'it.
i
I?
i?
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i
Ea
n.
i
t.
iA
.....
v..
thp
net
The
final
score
carre
sno1
u
l,,c,
"c".
CJ
wis
awarded
rlEht
made
the
KOi6
T"
In"
tfoiiv
ixik
dlans
eontirruea
to
press
wnicn
the
fourth
caea
on
ivjcivenzie
u
urum
un
5051
of
which
over
three
thousand
miles
would
be
Cn.
inians
better
off
counter.
ffra'?e
lirlX
'5IICU
Willi
uic
atuic
snu
-
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J
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7.
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.
rri,
rs
rv.il,,
,o
o.
auidji
xvuuuiiui
aim
auoui
seventeen
nunnretl
miles
ofl
ai-aniey
Maunews,
Driiiiani
ior-
.-
vycau
i.vnr
.
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Pau
n
...
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DTjrU"XTTV
A
.In
TA..
OO
.
,rov
.
H
.
'
'
;
Canadian
i'acitic
lines.
This
suecrestion
tfas'
made
fn-tbA'
waM
wno
841(1
n
wasni
"nappy-
,vr
-
.o.,
Fans
team-i.
McKenrie.
a
iwyu
vuiniiussiun
un
i
ransporiaiion
in
LV6Z
ana
was
recently
made
public.
We
can
hardly
think
that
Sir
Edward
was
serious
in
his
proposal.
It
looks
to
us
as
if
he
meant
that,
if
some
steps
were
not
taken
to
stop
truck
and
bus
competition
shutting
down
these
lines
would
be
necessaiy.
This
competition
is
unfair
because
the
roadbed
for
the
tracks
is
kePkHfiiM4he
PeoPle
whereas
the
roadbed
for
the
trains
is
kentfitp
atAthe
expense
of
the
railwavs.
,
IiV'pnleroffset
this
it
has
been
suggested
that
the
federal
government
should
contribute
to
the
cost
nf
nn-
keep
of
the
railways
in
proportion
to
the
amount
n.iid
inloulnllven.
89.
collaDsed
and
died.
upkeep
of
the
highways
wfiich
compete
with
the
railways,
winner
of
the
title,
j.
h.
Newby,
63,
we
cannot,
conceive
oi
tne
Canadian
Parliament
authorizing
the
shutting
down
of
the
railway
through
Ontario
and
Quebec
which
was
built
by
the
of
Canada
some
years
ago
for
the
purpose
of
up
that
section.
Alontr
it
towns
and
villiVes?
havp
KKITISII
LEPROSY
DUG
OWN
GRAVE
Dr.
W.
-
.
.
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L.
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f
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m
v.
Ml
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VL.t
V','.,
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1
rVfV
I
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I
w
T
r!ll...
J...
A
Tlnnfl
T
I
asked
for
his
transfer
last
year,
has
Pne
Palmer
has
decided
Indians
j.
signed
with
the
English
league
entry
for
1938-39.
There
was
a
record
tie
for
the
South
African
amateur
golf
championship,
when
Len
Jacobs
and
J.
W.
Verwey
reached
the
25th
hole
in
LONDON,
May
28:
(CP)
Appeal
lng
for
funds
to
fight
leprosy
Sir
We
Can
Supply
Your
Every
Need
And
Tel!
You
Where
To
Get
The
Fish
Headquarters
For
Sport
Fishing
Tackle
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
McKenzic.
T.
Kelly,
J.
McKay
as
a
race
do
not
average
cancer
as
m.
Calderhead,
J.
McCaiisland,
A
often
as
whites.
IGOurlay.
B
Purdy,
3.
Ollett.
i
Manager,
Bert
Ollett.
I
Second
Game
i
The
second
game
against
Bella
Bella
Indians
proved
even
more
strenuous
than
the
Bella
Coola
the
second
I
round
.Previous
record
the
William
Peel
estimated
the
leper
maLch.
Bella
Bella
opened
was
was
a
a
23rd-hflp
23rd-hole
tie
tie
in
In
1932
1932.
...
...
...
j.
.
opmIi
cnvn
mlnutpc
nttpr
thi
Reaching
the
Victoria
marbles
semi-finals
at
Melbourne,
James
said
his
success
was
due
to
arduous
training
and
keeping
physically
fit.
.population
oi
tne
uritisn
empire
;
.
"
:
..
:
at
2.000,000
and
increasing;
In
some
colonies.
game
started
when
the
centre
for
ward
hopelessly
beat
Jock
Mckenzie,
tho
Falls'
spare
net
ten
def.
with
a
hard
drive
Into
the
right
hand
corner
of
the
net.
The
j
Fans
equalized
when
Ross
FALLS.
B.C.,
May
son"
crossed
the"
ball
from
the
right
28:
(CP)
Clement
John
Vacher,
wing,
Andy
Oourlay
heading
tlu
The
football
used
by
Aston
Villa
84,
prospector,
literally
drove
his
ball
Into
the
net
well
out
of
reach
in
Its
l'as
English
league
second
dl-
own
coffin'
nails
and
dug
his
own
of
the
goal
tender.
vision
match
was
presented
to
the
erave.
Before
his
recent
death",
he'
The
vlsltoVs
attacked
hard
with
sprung
up'
and
many
Canadians
have
invested
in
homes
Qerman-LJydllner"Europa"team.
built
a
coffin
and
dug
a
grave
so
the
result
that
a
lob
from
Jack
businesses
nnrl
nrnnpvtv
Tn
clnnf
,1
V,
.n;i,J
Th
.Vlllans
Balncd
Promotion
to
that
he
would
iritonventente
no"
Magham
at
left
half
was
pr6mpt!y
"
,'
,7
"
1
1
J
'
me
lauwaj
the
first
division.
wouki
coniiscaie
property
worm
many
millions
of
doH
lars
in
addition
to
stopping
development
in
that
part
of
Canada.
We
feel.that,
instead
of
abandoning
railway
lines,
the
transportation
over
them
might
be
modified
'somewhat
from
present
methods.
Light
motor
cars
might
be
run
instead
of
complete
trains
as
at
present
so
that
the
people
might
still
get
a
service
but
not
so
expensive
a
service'
as
at
present.
While
highway
transportation
has
been
making
tremendous
progress
of
late,
railway
transportation
has
continued
in
very
much
the
same
old
way
and
has
not
adapted
itself
to
modern
conditions.
This
is
true
both
in
the
United
States
and
Canada.
We
realize
that,
in
saying
this,
we
are
laying
ourselves
bperi
to
the
charge
of
pretending
to
know
more
about
th6
railway
business
than
railwaymen.
Of
eourse,
there
are
difficulties
in
the
way
of
making
changes.
At
the
same
time
we
feel
that
the
railways
must
be
made
to
pay
their
own
way
without
any
increase
in
the
cost
of
carrying
either
freight
or
passengers
and
that
also
it
must
not
be
necessary
to
cut
down
services
except
in
the'
case
of
parallel
lines
which
do
not
serve
any
new
country
such
as
the
lines
between
Kamloops
arid
Vancouver
which
is
one
of
the
lines
proposed
to
be
abandoned.
We
feel
strongly
that
it
would
be
much
better
to-con
tinue
to
pay
the
present
loss
rather
than
curtail
services
which
would
seriously
injure
the
development
of
the
country,
.
Suppose
Sir
Edward
had
proposed
to
close
down
the
railway
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Winnipeg
because
it
is
riot
paying
its
way,
how
wuld
we
have
felt
about
it?
No,
the
hands
of
the
clock
must
not
be
put
back.
What
is
needed
is
to
make
the
present
system
pay
its
way
without
cutting
down.
one
whsn
he
died.
Goin
Fishin1
headed
into
the
net
by
R.
Robert-
-Koiif-
fbr
thd
Falls
second
counter
.A
'smart
bit
;or
work
was
accomplished
for
the
third
OaI,
J
Stirling
and
B.
Pnrdy
leaving
defense
at
a
standstill'
with
Purdy
driving'
the
ball
into'
the
net
to
make
the
sdore
3-f
which'
stood
until
th6
Interval.
Thi
final
half
found
the
Falh
team
a
little
the
worss
for
wear
B.
Henderson
goln?
right
through
only
to
shoot
wide.
The
Indians
CHAD
&upivw
CLEANS
MO
POLISHES
Bathtubs,
Window
and
Mlrrare
Cinoot
mtftii
,
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Inlfntlon
to
apply
to
Urt
In
Prince
Rimert
Utni,
Roordln
Dlatrlct
of
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and
tu-4e
on
Denny
Ulaii
on
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of
LemA
PaoMLgs
Tftlts,
notlc
.that
I,
William
FroncU
Mwtln
of
Campbell
Inland,
ooaro
.tlon
tTTohani.t
.lutomt
ito
apnli
for
lfle
Of
the
following
a6criib6t
)ata14:
CamtTumclng
t
a
pout,
planfte
on
th
nortli
wet
comer
of
th
southern
hB
of.
Alarm
Cove
thnce
tlx
chaJn
aouthr
thtow
twrtv
QuatM
eaat
Uitace
eix
ohoUia
north;
(Uieruce
twelve
chaUui
wj
jui.i
ui
commencement
and
containing
7
and
one-quarter
acre
more
or
leaa.
WILUAM
FRAKCia
MARTIN
Ditd
Tebruary
th,
193$.
Boyde.
J.
McKay,
J.
Maughan.'J
Stirling,
R,
Robertson,
R,
Robertson,
S
WcGlll,
B.
Purdy,
A.
aovit-lay.
B.
Henderson,
J.
Oddy
refereed
the
first
game
and
J
Orr
the
second,
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Rift
stlif
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