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DAILY
EDITION
Monday,
July
24.
1939.
EVIDENTLY
IMPROVING
People
in
the
east
are
already
beginning
to
see
conditions
improving,
partly
as
a
result
of
the
good
crop
on
the
prairies.
This
added
to
the
busy
time
they
are
having
in
southern
British
Columbia
is
likely
to
cause
a
general
improvement
everywhere.
A
letter
arrived
from
Toronto
at
the
week-end
full
of
hope
and
buoyancy
and
happy
in
the
already
busier
conditions.
We
in
Prince
Rupert
have
every
reason
to
be
hopeful
for
we
have
every
expectation
of
work
going
ahead
which
will
be
bound
to
reflect
itself
throughout
the
community
and
district
BANKS
ALSO
PLEASED
The
monthly
commercial1
letter
of
the
Bank
of
Commerce
opens
with
"The
general
business
situation
may
rtoW"
be
regarded
as
an
a
satisfactory
basis."
Evidently
ijew
construction
is
on
the
upswing
and
foreign
trade
has
an
improved
trend.
This
is
a
general
improvement
from
the
spring
bulletin
which
was
of
a
somewhat
pessimistic
nature.
Investigating
Fishing
j
Mr.
Justice
Sloan
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
is
!
conducting
an
investigation
into
the
fish
trap
operation'-
j
at
Sooke
and
incHently
is
hearing
evidence
bearing
on;
seining
in
British
Columbia
waters.
j
It
is
clear
that
any
decision
made
by
the
commissioner
that
relates
to
the
Sooke
fish
traos
will
also
affect
ot-er
parts
of
the
nrovince.
It
is
intimated
that
the
whole
question
of
f
''shine
methods
will
be
before
the
commis-i
slon
as
an
attemnt
mav
be
made
to
prove
that
seinine
is;
more
destructive
to
fish
than
traps.
The
auestion
of
employment
will
also
arise
as
that
seems
to
be
behind
the
v'hfile
movement
to
have
traps
prohibited.
It
is
possible
that
some
good
may
come
from
the
investigation.
FISHERIES
COMMISSION
WORK
At
Vancouver
recently
Colonel
Nicholls
is
reported
to
have
said:
"British
Columbia's
halibut
industry
in
northern
waters,
due
to
the
intelligent
co-operative
conservation
policy
of
the
International
Joint
Fisheries
Com-rfitesion.
is
steadily
coming
back
and
within
a
few
years
will
have
recovered
most
of
the
ground
lost
through
ruthless
overf
ishin"
in
an
earlier
era.
During
the
last
several
years
the
catch
of
halibut
off
this
coast
hs
more
than
doubled,
conclusive
evidence
of
the
success
of
the
conser-Ytjon
plans
carried
out
by
the
Canadian
and
United
States
governments."
Freak
Fishes
Are
Brought
To
Shore
By
Boat
Emma
waters.
Pege
said
the
monster
ha
j
a
long
slim
body
and
a
keg-shaped
head
considerably
larger.
Conger
eels
are
common
off
the
southern
coasts
of
Asia
and
Africa
and'
CsLfrtA
aro
fAttnrl
In
4
Via
CaiW
a
'
jlanlic.
!
Pege
said
the
.octopus
has
Its
two
JUNEAU.
July
24:
An
eight-foot
hearts
connected
with
a
single
sea
erptnt
defying
Identification
aorB-
arA
on
rvfnmi
nrith
turn
hHrtn
The
Bureau
of
Fisheries
hasn't
iBbwIing
Team
Did
Very
Well
In
Vancouver
This
morning
Jack
Preece
and
Angus
Macdonald
arrived
home
on
the
Princess
Alice
alter
taking
part
in
a
bowling
match
in
Vancouver.
They
did
very
well
in
Saturday's
game,
losing
first
by
only
a
half
point.
As
it
was
they
were
placed
second.
Nelson
Is
Open
Golf
Champion
Won
By
Making
The
Hounds
In
281
At
Chicaro
Yesterday
Magnum
Fai'td
In
Last
Nine
Holes
CHICAGO.
July
24:
U.
S
open
champion.
Byron
Nelvm.
came
wincing
alrrrg
at
even
par
yesterday
as
one
leader
after
ar-oth'
wilted
in
the
blaring
sun
and
Nelson
acheved
his
first
western
r-n
coW
chamnVnhlp
with
ia
72-h-
t-4al
of
281.
For
thro?
round
Ne'on
was
level
with
both
Mnnun
cf
I
os
Angeles
and
Dick
Mt
of
take
Forest.
Illinois,
with
corr'tent
rounds
of
68,
73,
70.
68
73
nd
71.
Mmgnum
wrecked
him
were"
freak
catches
brought
to
0'
the
freak
yet.
but1lWAN1'EDr
Juneau
by
the
halibut
boat
Em-;"1"
a
look
and
try
to
lden
ma
from
Cross
Sound
and
Icy,111
ana
explain
tnem,
Strait.
William
(Pcewte)
Pege
said
the
serpent
was
a
conger
eel,
but
ths
Bureau
of
Fisheries
claims
there
Is
no
such
animal
In
North
Pacific
Dally
advertising
m
News
is
sure
to
bring
suits.
the
Dallj
dally
re-
self
in
the
last
nine
holes
and
wound
uo
with
282
to
finish
Li
feeond
place.
Then
Metx
blew
himself
to
a
225..
Henry
Richard
of
Hershay.
Penru.
slipped
Into
third;
piace
with
a
total
of
284.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
National
League
Cincinnati
2,
Philadelphia
0.
Pittsburg
9.
Boston
3.
Chisago
8.
New
York
7.
St.
Louis
2,
Brooklyn
7.
American
League
Boston
6.
St.
Louis
3.
Washington
11.
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
4-10,
Detroit
2-11.
New
York-Chicago
Comlskey
funeral.
SUNDAY
National
League
St
Louis
12-8.
Brooklyn
0-2.
Pittsburg
3-0,
Boston
2-1.
Chicago
7.
New
York
5.
American
League
New
York
5-5,
Chicago
8-4.
Boston
13-11,
St.
Louis
5-3.
Philadelphia
3.
Detroit
16.
Washington
2-3.
Cleveland
11-4.
"THE
DAILY
KTWfti
W,
EX-KING
OF
SUM
LEARNS
TO
FLY
Former
King
Prad'adii.ook
of
Slam
whose
modern
outlook
was
evident
before
he
abdicated
his
throne,
retains
a
strong
Interest
in
aviation
in
his
English
home
Here
the
former
monarch
whe
no
usts
the
tiUe
Prince
of
Sukhodaysa
steps
from
his
aeroplane
Heston
airport
after
a
training
flight
His
Instructor
u
Fli.ic
Officer
A.
M.
Glover
SPORT
CHAT
Ems
Tarshia
of
Canada
defeated
Jose
Aguero
of
Cuba
in
four
sett
to
square
the
Davis
Cup
series
be-Itween
the
two
countries
at
one
postponed,!
match
each.
Tarshia
won
7-5.
5-7
6-3,
6-4
at
Havana
yesterday.
Frankle
Frtsch
was
appointed
Cincinnati
5-4J
Philadelphia
2-Ctunanager
of
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
of
the
National
League
fix
years
ago
today,
succeeding
Charles
Street.
Frankie
piloted
the
Oas-
house
Gang
to
their
third
world
series
victory
the
following
year
when
they
defeated
Detroit
Tigers
Baseball
Team
AMOROUS
MOTORIST
j
p
rp
q
.
LONDON,
July
24:
(CP.-Klsse!
bOHl?
1
0
dinitlierS
cost
rst
less
less
than
than
a
a
penny
penny
a
a
yard
yard
17
when
a
motorist
was
fined
$4.70
for
driving
300
yards
while
kissing.
Chinoski
Expected
to
Pitch
for
his
sweetheart
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
6:30
Lipsett's
vs.
Moose
32
vs.
Acropolis
ClAliflEO
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD,
Good
home
cooking,
814
2nd.
Avenue
West
tf
CONNECTIONS
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Africa.
if,
vage
Co.
FOR
SALE
FOUND
FOUND
Purse
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Sixth
Ave
East.
Owner
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obtain
same
by
calling
at
the
Dally
News
and
paying
for
this
advertisement,
tf.
I
Coast,
West
Locals
When
They
Visit
Interior
Dido
Gurvich
says
he
Is
taking
a
baseball
team
to
Smithers
to
play
there
on
August
5
and
6.
They
leave
here
on
the
evening
of
August
4
He
says
he
win
have
a
good
tearr
o
met
the
Interior
bunrh.
Chin-o?:k3
will
be
oitchtng
and
he
is
looking
forward
to
same
excellent
sport
Didc
s
proposal
to
take
the
team
ha1
not
yet
been
answered
but
it
was
announced
in
Smith
ers
Saturday
that
they
were
coming
so
it
is
assumed
they
will
go.
Resigned
From
Racing
Commission
LOS
ANGELES,
July
24:
Claude
Parker
of
Los
Angeles
resigned
from
the
California
Horse
Racing
i
NEW
SCOUT
PLANES
!
MELBOURNE.
July
22:
(CP)
'
flat
U-.
J
FOR
SAl.EHn.i
nnd
Int
f1.r
an
orucr
ui
iiymg
Annw
mr
w
Rv,fi,
"
Irfm
Engiana
wm
reacnj
p;n8t'
'
t(
here
in
September,
They
will
be
'usea
jor
jong
range
reconnaisance
FOR
SALE
Fastest
speed
boat
in.off
the
Australian
coast,
the
north..
Cheap.
Armour
Sal-'
.
WANTED
(171)
COMFORT
FOR.
I'OSTIES
MELBOURNE,
July
22:
(CP)
Australian
letter-carriers
will
go
xt
nimer-when
It's
Second-hand
piano.
xnern,
Apply
Box
16,
'
Dally
News.
(171)
'""-'
drill
uniforms
or
perhaps
coat-
shirt
uniforms
for
greater
comfort.
Five
thousana
Prtn.
Ruprt
people
read
the
Dally
News.
It
Rain
Interferes
With
Cricket
At
Manchester
Ram
interfered
badly
with
the
iecond
rricket
test
match
at
Manchester
between
the
West
Indie
and
the
English
eleven.
On
Saturday
only
a
short
spell
of
play
was
wssible
The
West
Indies
won
the
'.oss
but
put
England
in.
They
scor-!d
eleven
for
no
wickets
when
play
stooped
owing
to
rain.
There
as
no
further
play
that
day.
To-lay
play
was
resumed
and
England
scored
164
runs
for
seven
wickets
and
then
declared.
The
West
Indies
went
to
bat
and
both
Hedley
and
Seeley
hit
hard,
-coring
boundaries
off
Bowes
and
Wright
But
they
lost
three
wkk-?U
for
eighty-five
runs
before
the
lose
of
play.
The
final
day's
play
takes
place
tomorrow.
Second
Model
Yacht
Race
Was
Flop
Yesterday
Not
Enouch
Wind
So
Event
Postponed
to
.More
Suitable
Day
The
second
ra-e
in
the
series
for
'-he
Tip
Too
Tailors'
Trophy
for
nodel
yachts
planned
for
Saturday
last
was
postponed
on
account
of
lack
of
wind.
It
Is
hoped
to
run
'he-
race
off
this
week.
'
Conditions
looked
favorable
enough
in
the
forenoon
and
the
buoys
to
mark
the
course
were
put
out.
In
the
afternoon
the
wind
died
down.
Some
of
the
members
took
their
boats
out
for
a
trial
run.
Carle
Olazle
with
the
"Rupertla"
got
off
by
picking
up
a
stray
breexe
Pr'sTek
TZZZSaZr
his
resignation";;
OoVernoT
On
ffSrstSIr
Canadian
producers
or
manufac-
charging
what
he
termed
"PolUl-
eJf
turers.
Sample,
offers
for
mcr-
4
Interference"
with
assignment
ItltZmi!
'
chandlse
of
au7escrlPtions.
prln-
of
racing
date,
to
Hollywood
Park
Jf
yaCnTrL2
t
SaU
.?n
clpaUy
fish
producu;
and
terms
nd
Santa
AnlU
bracks.
Another
11"
when
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
member.
Henry
Russel,
announced
othe
out
R
mnBtinn
Limited,
Benylwah
House.
Win-
hat
he
had
resfgned
some
time
'oKV8-
'
h
Mnie
J
IL
Oawthom
with
neba,
nAhq
Gold
British
a
aeo.
the
"Invader,"
Malcolm
Lamb
with
the
"Ivanhoe,"
M.
McKenzle
with
the
"Saucy
Lass.-
Gene
Mako
Of
Los
Angeles
Wins
At
Tennis
CHESTNUT
HILL,
Mass..
July
24:
Oene
Mako
of
Los
Anceles
scored
a
four
set
tennis
triumph
over
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
to
reach
the
finals
of
the
47th
annual
Longwood
Bowl
tennis
tour
nament.
Mako
outstroked
Craw-
pays
to
let
them
xnow
what
youXord
M
3.fl
riflVss
r
r
StAll
ZULU
TEAM
WAS
STRONG
Walked
Off
With
Srrlthr.t
Satur
day
to
the
Tune
of
IS
to
4
Before
Larte
Crowd
SMITH
ERB.
July
24
-
The
OlanU
walked
away
with
the
game
of
baseball
played
here
Saturday
I
afternoon
by
the
large
score
of
1
tj
4
and
had
no
difficulty
keeping
ahead
of
the
local
bor
flnv
stage
of
the
game
In
perfect
baseball
weather
and
with
a
large
crowd
nkh
exeeeded
the
numbers
to
wttom
the
ftrat
gam
here
last
Monday
the
OlanU
started
of
f
in
the
first
Inning
when
wa?
(he
onlv
run
they
collected
In
the
ftrat
inning
and
Swltherc
scor
ed
two
runs
In
their
half
of
toe
the
first
half
.ftf
tfe
inning
tr
the
Giant
had
scored
rune
ana
uic
wwi
aa
rorr.n
six
error.
Smlthers
:
and
Wilfrid
Watson
got
d
,
..
,
base
nit
which
started
t..
WIS
07-
seven
'(!
netted
the
local
two
rn..i.r
t
Rather
Moppy
fielding
ark(d
the
remainder
of
the
game
Zulu
gathered
two
morn
tjr4
Zulu
hU
lh
local
bo,
UlleJ
M
The
last
play
of
the
gam.
,
ioubie
pjlav
wfakh
renr-d
Imtthers
team
and
left,
th.;
jff
double
play
which
retir-d
ocal
team.
Wilfrid
Abel
handled
tt..
r.
phone
and
gave
a,
good
;
.
pky
description
of
the
gn;.
IS
for
the
Zulus
and
four
:
n
hi
bare
feet.
laid
h.
Zulu
funny
man
who
rud
s.jffil
trouble
with
hU
running
h
u;;a
.JTZ-SZ,
part
of
the
ahead
of
hhn.
Thw
.iih
na
one
Smithy
Arnold
umpired
ft
the
satisfaction
of
all
con--i-rvsi
Inning
wnl-h
gave
the
home'
The
announcement
wax
rr.at
&
same
Mure
.
.
.
...
.lit..
ik.i
ik.
ti-i
e
.
fsns
some
bone
that
tney
mifm
o
n-prr
showta'"
uld
e
"
3nu
able
to
make
a
good
r;?r
to
aealnit
the
colored
experts.
vr
three
games
on
Augu
i
Mike
O-NeHl
was
hurling
for
the
snd
that
they
expected
fit
Smli
sera-team
and
he
it
along
i
wy
strong
team,
fslriv
wed
until
the
fifth
touting
The
vMtora
will
leavr
;r..r,fi
when
the
Otants
scored
four
runs
ately
on
their
way
south
bv
&
,u..f
whkh
with
two
runs
they
had
oal-
car
as
they
are
travelling
r
4,
itH
th
third
tanhvff
hod
the
it
vie
and
t
11
tine
manv
uqii.'a
t
score
seven
to
two
a
the
local
boys
tng
their
tour
had
not
added
any
more
runs
In
Their
vtstt
here
has
bee:
t
the
meantime
verHon
from
the
regular
r
v..-
In
the
seventh
Inning
Larry
War-
and
has
provided
a
lot
'.
ner
went
to
to
pitch
for
Smtthers
meat
for
those
who
had
u
?
,.:
while
Wei
Melntyre
went
on
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lege
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game
receiving
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way
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field
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