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Thursday,
July
28,
1S53.
THE
CANAL
AND
THE
GKA1N
BUSINESS
If
the
deep
waterways
scheme
tor
bringing
ocean
going
vessels
up
the
Great
Lakes
as
far
as
Fort
viliiam
snoulu
through,
it
is
difficult
to
what
be
the
go
sv
b
f
-
iu
say
nimi
may
uuij
tuc
effect
ClltX'U
We
do
not
like
to
go
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
any
national
work
which
can
be
proved
to
be
of
benefit
to
the
whole
nf
C.annAa
snrl
trp
ITrutfvl
Srarnc
fine
Co-operation
Prince
Rupert
people
in
their
efforts
to
increase
the;
interest
in
gardening
are
receiving
fine
co-operation
f
romi
the
provincial
government.
Each
year
since
the
Horticultural
Society
inaugurated
the
annual
flower
showj
the!
Department
of
Agriculture
has
it
an
expert
to
the
city
ior-.tne
special
purpose
oi
judging
tne
snow
anu
tne
gardens.
The
announcement
that
Professor
Buck
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
is
beiner
sent
will
be
verv
satis
factory
to
flower
growers.'
He
is
an
outstanding
flowerj
expert
and
landscape
gardener
and
will
doubtless
prove.
vprv
Viplnfiil
tn
thnco
whn
nrp
trvinrr
in
hpmititV
tVip
pitvi
by
cultivating
gardens.
CATS
OR
RATS?
In
several
Alberta
towns
ordinances
have
been
passed
;
providing
for
the
belling
of
cats
in
order
to
save
the
mi-j
gratory
birds
that
pass
that
way.
If
the
cats
are
kept
only
lor
show
purposes
and
if
there
is
no
rat
menace
in
those
..
towns
the
ordinance
is
all
right
but
in
Prince
Rupert
and!
all
other
seaport
towns
rats
aften
become
a
menace
and
cats
are
very
useful
to
help
keep
down
these
vermin.
i
Cats
in
their
natural
state
live
on
birds,
mice
and
rats'.
In
the
process
of
catching
the
rats,
some
birds,
are
bound
to
be
sacrificed.
The
idea
of
the
Alberta
people
is
all
right
and
there
is
no
doubt
that
many
homeless
cast
could
be
dispensed
with,
even
in
Prince
Rupert.
Yet
we
vould
hot
like
to
see
the
efficiency
of
the
cats
destroyed
by
any
fool-,
ish
measures
such
as.those
adopted
on
the
prairies,
unless
some
concerted
movement
was
at
the
same
time
set
on
foot
to
destroy
the
rats
by
some
other
means
than
thatt
present
adopted.
i
,
HOOP
GAMES
Canadians
Start
ARE
PLAYED
Davis
Cup
Play
Acropolis
Girls
and
Seal
Ore
Bur
Murray
and
WiHon
Representing
Win
Dominion
in
Singlrt
Ajitmt
,
,
Japau
Tulij
In
the
second
game
of
the
Gyre
j
j
playground
girl's
baskelbaB
le&gu
MONTREAL.
July
23:
'
CY
Bab
.
'it
the
Exhibition
Building
last
Murray
ef
uanlreal
ana
Bast
wis
night,
the
combination
and
accur-
of
Toronto
are
named
a
I
late
shooting
of
Chiea
Ktshikaze
i
stogies
players
against
Japan
ill
and
Fanny
Roberton
of
Acropomj'he
Darts
Cop
American
zone
serie-
proved
too
much
for
the
WestvWw
opening
here
today.
j
team
which
lost
18
to
4.
The
first
J
part
of
the
game
was
slow
to
d-velon,
the
first
three
points
tabulated
being
penalty
shots
scored
by
Pat
McLeod,
Rita
Torgeon
ard
Eleanor
Clapp.
To
start
the
scoring
Chiea
NUhi-kaze
sank
a
long
pass
from
Fanny
Roberton,
only
to
score
again
within
five
seconds
of
the
throw
-tn
Fazuiy
Roberton,
after
bringing
the
ball
down
the
side,
started
he.'
scoring
on
a
returned
pass
json,
E.
Yamanaka
1,
E.
Clapp,
2
D
Referee
Dominic
Montesana
Scorekeeper
EUa
Krause.
Boys'
Games
son
and-Hale
scored
consecutivfl7
to
complete
the
score
of
ten.
The
game
was
featured
by
nice
shots
by
Barton
and
Bussanich
SPORT
CHAT
The
other
American
Baseball
League
clubs
are
riled
up
pver
a
trick
double-play
scheme
Cleve-iaml
Indians
have
been
using
frequently
this
season.
Ethan
AMen
from
the
old
Natterml
League
outflelder
Chiea
Nlshikaae
and
kept
up
shoot-
who
recently
retired
from
baseball
be
seen
that
British
Columbia
cannot
beexpected
to
shoi
CLTZT
JfflSlS
"
"
aujf
cicai
ciibJiusidsiu
lur
a
SCIICIUC
WHICH
teems
llKeiV
10
shriOtinff
was
vprv
nnnr
Inriwrf
linere.
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T.?
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11
i
-t
.
.,
,.i
injure
racmc
pons
commercially
wniie
at
tne
same
time
using
some
of
our
money
in
its
development.
GRAIN
BUSINESS
SHIFTY
The
port
of
Buffalo
is
much
concerned
over
the
loss
of
j
its
gram
business.
It
has
twenty
large
elevators
and
four
of
them
have
been
almost
out
of
business
this
past
year,
less
grain
having
passed
through
them
than
through
them
than
through
Prince
Pwupert's
elevator.
The
cost
of
handling
grain
at
Buffalo
is
said
to
have
been
the
factor
which
caused
the
diversion
to
public
elevators
at
Oswego
and
Brooklyn.
The
grain
business
at
Buffalo
has
shrunk
from
287,000,000
bushels
in
1924
to
87,000,000
bushels
last
year.
This
may
be
partly
due
to
Canadian
crop
failure
and
partly
to
the
fact
that
the
grain
is
now
handled
at
Oswego.
Players:
Seal
Cove
Montesano
6,
Blake
2r
Man.
Barton
4,
Bussanich
8,
Houston
4.
Football
TONIGHT,
6:15
LEGION
vs.
MERCHANTS
bids
infielders
purposely
dropping
flies
to
make
triple
killings.
It
wouldn't
work
on
long
flies
because
the
ninfiers
could
advance
a
bas:i
while
the
ball
was
being
thrown
In
"The
way
the
Cleveland
club
works
It.
it
can
be
done
only
with
a
short
fly
but
If
they
don't
thro
It
out
of
the
book
youH
see
ray
outfielders
pulling
it
on
flies
hit
MeClymont
Simundson
4,
Hale
l-
clear
out
to
the.
flagpole."
asserts
6,
Zbura,
Scherk,
Strcmdahl,
Chandler.
Seferee
Neil
Ross.
Scorekeeper
Ella
Krause.
McDonald,
McCarthy.
"All
they'll
do
will
he
to
keep
Juggling
the
ball
as
the?!
Irun
toward
the
Infield
and
flnallr
drop
it
when
they
get
behind
second
base.
Ridiculous?
Sure
it
it
But
eo
Is
the
play
as
it
Is
used
now.
The
base
runners
are
absolutely
at
the
mercy
'of
the
outfielder.
There's
no
more
sense
In
allowing
that
than
In
allowing
Infielders
to
use
the
same
tactics."
PITTSBURG
;
.
FAR
AHEAD'
'
Pirates
Now
Hare
Fire
Game
;
Martin
Of
Leadership
In
National
League
TODAYS
SCORES
National
League
Cincinnati,
4:
Boston,
2.
PttUbvrg.
;
Philadelphia,
2.
.Chicago-Brooklyn,
postponed.
St
Louts,
l:
New
York.
2,
i
First
win
for
Giants
In
six
starts,
Carl
Hubbell
pitching).
j
American
League
New
York,
3:
St.
Louis,
4.
End
of
seventh
inning).
Philadelphia,
0;
Cleveland.
0.
iCaMed
on
account
of
rain.)
Washington,
4;
Detroit,
12.
Boston.
13:
Chicago.
8.
(Second
game.
Boston.
7;
l.
end
of
third
htnlngi.
ing
for
a
tally
of
nine
points.
after
a
brief
stay
with
St
Louis
j
NEW
YORK,
July
28.
(CP)
i
Westview
had
the
ball
at
the
Browns,
worked
it
on
Cleveland
:
Pittsburg
Pirates
increased
their
Acropolis
end
many
times
but
fail-
last
spring.
Outfielder
Earl
AveriU
hold
on
first
place
In
the
National
ed
to
drop
one
shot
that
was
not
a
promptly
stole
it
The
play
works
League
yesterday
to
five
full
games
.penalty.
like
this:
!
by
winning
OTer
the
Phillies
while
I
Players:
j
the
second
place
New
York
Giants
i
Acropolis
P.
Roberton
9,
R
Tor-.
mth
runners
on
first
and
sec--were
being
blanked
ay
St
Louts
j
igeon
3,
E.
Thomas,
Louise
Bird.
C
ond
and
one
or
none
out
the
bat-
j
Cardinals.
:
'
iNlshlkaze
6,
B.
Soles.
ter
nIts
a
50011
nv
to
outfleM
I
in
the
American
League
the
New
The
fielder,
usually
Averill
or
Juli-1
York
Yankees
defeated
St
"Louis
us
Solters,
comes
in
and
makes
the
Browns
and
still
have
a
lead
of
a
!
catch
and
then
drop
the
ball
in-'game
and
a
half
over
Cleveland
jtentkmally.
He
then
picks
it
UDj
Indians
who
were
winning
in
a
(and
throws
to
second
base
and
a
j
slugging
bee
with
the
Philadelphia
j
double
play
is
made
either
by
tag
.AthleUcs.
The
Detroit
Tigers
won
ting
the
man
on
second
and
step
ping
on
base
to
force
the
man
or
Following'
the
girls"
game.
the'
first
or.
If
the
man
on
second
senior
men
played,
Seal
Cove
scor-,
breaks
for
third,
by
stepping
on
ing
a
clean
victory
over
McCly-
second
base
and
then
running
him
mont
Park
24
to
10.
(down.
The
scoring
Seal-
'
f
was
opened
by
tua
,w
,,K.
Cove
when
Bussanich
dropped
the
.
ed-znd
probably
J
will
demand
a
flrst
Of
three
lone
battfU
fnvn
th;
upon-the
grain
business
of
Western
Canada.
Already
thelSSt
SSZEtflS
niT1
n
t
boston
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
tfce.
two
shot
j
making
plans
to
trv
to,-0"0"
penalties'
defcnce
ast
the
niay
when
9
i
ucicai.
me
carrying
out
oi
tne
scneme
ana
a
committee;
"
v,ulki,tt
propery
executed.
The
base
has
been
appointed
to
fight
it
It
is
said
that
the
oppositionX-milSLthTLoS
nweve?!"""16"
tate
n0
51,011
ProtUon
ofBostonwasanimnortntfaPfnrinrltinrr,,
Vrim,.
Si
KSlf6
the
mld-fly
rule
which
for-
-
x
-
w-
M
t'
v-
v
j
iiii
A
uil
ui
a
i
l
Hi
i
v
.
riiiJtr.
1
1"
-
i
over
Washington
Senators
and
nosed
Into
leadership
of
the
second
division
ahead
of
the
idle
Chicago
White
Sox.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
New
York.
7
:
St.
Louis,
5
I
second
game
postponed
.
J
Boston
at
Chicago,
postponed
4
l
Clcvefend,
12;
Philadelpliia.
11.
Washington.
4:
Detroit.
.
National
League
St
Louis,
7;
New
York.
0.
Brooklyn.
3;
Chicago,
2.
Cincinnati,
0-1;
Boston,
1-5.
Pittsburg.
4;
Philadelphia,
2.
Lawn
Bowling
Borland's
Rink
Defeats
Frew's
Opening
.Match
nf
Tip
Top
Tailors
Competition
In
The
Tip
Top
Tailors'
Cup
lawn
bowling
series
got
under
way
Tuesday
night
when
D.
Q.
Boralnd's
rink
defeated
J.
A.
Frew's
by
a
score
of
25
to
19
in
the
opening
match.
Further
matches
will
be
played
as
weather
permits.
AUSTRALIAN
SKIING
MELBOURNE,
July
28.
(CP)
Four
Austrian
skiing
Instructors
W.
F.
Stone
returned
to
the
city
arrived
here
recently
to
coach
at
on
the
Catala
Tuesday
night
from
Australian
and
New
Zealand
snow
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
business.
resorts
during
the
present
winter.
3
Thursday
J:
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEW3
oor
Health
Shoes
Neep
children
s
reet
growins
in
nature's
form
Cushion
sole
flexible
jmart
ttylet
jreat
wearing
qualitiw
and
valuet
Fitted
by
the
VISIBLE
Fitting
System.
$1.75
T0
33.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
:
I
t
BcithinaCostw
hovs
changed
tot
SILVER
SPRING
refreshes
the
same
as
ever
EVERY
yew,
It
ti,
Itules
lets
and
Itti
to
malt
a
bathing
suit
Not
to
with
SiWtf
SpfLr
j
Laser
Bear.
It
U
made
with
thesame
care
and
accofdinj
to
the
tame
formula
that
hat
won
for
thit
brand
tuck
untwtnrln
loyalty
on
the
part
of
thott
who
like
its
malty,
full-bodlad
flavor.
Sff
VF.lt
SlRIfi
On
Sale
Everywhere
This
crdvertiseErwnt
Is
not
published
or
displayed
t
!'ia
-
J
Control
Board
or
by
th
fkjvernroent
&
British
a
STRIKING
FAREWELL
CASTLEMAINE,
Australia,
July
28.
CPi
Leaving
the
district
L
Richards
played
his
last
game
on
the
golf
course
here,
scoring
a
hole-
in-one.
It
was
the
first
ace
recorded
on
the
course
in
eight
years,
INTERNATIONAL
SOCCER
BUDAPEST,
July
28.
(CP)
The
Hungarian
association
football
team
finalists
in
the
recent
world
cup
series,
will
play
Scotland
In
Glasgow.
October
29.
and
Ireland
In
Dublin,
March
20,
1939.
GELDARU
TO
nOLTON
BOLTON,
England,
July
28.
'
(CP)
Bolton
Wanderers
have
signed
A.
Oeldard,
Everton's
Eng
lish
international
soccer
outside-j
right,
for
a
fee
believed
t7,000
($35,-
000).
Geldard
Joined
Evertoh
In
1932.
DE
lKSX
-iSMJlWA
V
IE
a
a
irue
irue
snorUm.n
iporUman
.
.
.
.
observe
forest
lawa
at
carefully
as
you
do
game
laws.
Carelenesi
with
firearms
Is
unforgivable,
and
so
Is
carelessness
with
matches,
cigarette
butta
and
camp
fire.
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