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San
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Seattle
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Portland
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Oakland"
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Oakland
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5.
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Salem
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5,-
Vancouver
4.
Bremerton
3,
Wenatchee
5.
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Prince
Rupert
7.
SHORT
SPORT
The
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association
has
turned
down
an
offer
from
the
National
Hockey
League
of
$20,000
a
year
for
all
amateur
players
turning
to
pro
ranks.
Apparently
the
owner
of
Wee
Admiral
and
the
ho'rse's
trainer
did
not
get
together
beore
the
Kentucky
Derby
Saturday.
Owner
R'.
S.
McLaughlin
of
Oshawa,
Ontario,
says
he
was
completely
surprised
that
Wee
Admiral
ran
In
the
race.
He
says
he
gave
definite
Instructions
to
trainer
Arthur
Brent
that
the
horse
was
to
be
scratched
because
the
animal
was
too
valuable
to
risk
on
a
muddy
track.
However,
the
horse
did
run
because
trainer
Brant
says
he
thought
It
was
up
to
him
to
decide
and
he
wanted
to
run
him.
The
winner
was
Assault,
a
big
chestnut
from
Texas,
while
Wee
Admiral
finished
sixteenth.
The
Pittsburgh
Pirates
arc
minus
their
star
pitcher,
Rip
Sewell.
for
a
few
days,
Sewcll
collapsed
In
the
clubhouse
at
Forbes
Field,
Pittsburgh,
Sunday,
shortly
.after
the
end
of
the
double-header
between
the
Pirates
and
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Hospital
authorities
say
the
ball-flinger
is
suffering
from
an
Intestinal
disorder
and
will
have
to
remain
In
hospital
from
three
'
to
lent'
days.
Ontario
Boxers
Won
Seven
Bouts
MONTREAL
Five
of
the
seven
bouts
In
the
Canadian
amateur
boxing
championsh.ps
in
Montreal
last
night
were
captured
by
Ontario
pugilists.
Ottawa
battlers
were
the
most
Impressive
with
three
wins
of
their
four
bouts.
The
meet
completes
Wednesday
nLht
and
decides
the
Do
m
1
n
1
o
n
championships
In
eight
classes-ranging
from
fly-welht
to
heavyweight.
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Evenings:
Green
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Brooklyn
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akeS
Action
Because
His
Players
aire
Beine
Lured
Away
EROOKLYN-President
Branch
Rickey
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
fs
determined
to
get
the
scalp
of
the
Mexican
League
executives.
He
says
federal
action
against
the
down-seuth
league
Is
only
the
beginning
of
his
attempts
to'
stop
the
circuit
from
luring
players
away
from
his
club.
Says
Rickey:
"This
thing
continually
happening
upsets
boys
considerably,
affects
their
motion
and
thinking.
It
isn't
good
for
the
club
and
I
don't
like
It."
BOSTON
TAKES
MIKE'S
STAR
T.a
Harrison
lo
Train
with
Hershey
for
Bruins
TORONTO
Centre
star
Ed
Harrison
of
tht
St;
Michael's
College
has
signed
to
train
with
Boston
Bruins
of
the
National
Hockey
League
next
fall.
Harrison
says
he
will
train
at
Her-shey,
Pennsylvania.
The
youngster
was
tabbed
first
by
the
Bruins
when
he
played
Junior
"B"
hockey
for
St.
Michael's
a
year
ago.
He'
graduated
to
the
Junior
"A"
circuit
in
the
reason
just
closed.
HAZELTON
NINE
BEATS
KISPIOX
HAZELTON-Hazelton
defeated
klspiox
in
ah
exhibition
baseball
game
recently
when
Howard
Wale
knocked
a
double
in
the
final
minutes
of
the
ninth
inning
to
break
a
three-all
tie.
Wale's
hit
to
centre
field
brought
in
another
player
who
had
been
lurking
on
second
base
with
two
down
in
the
ninth
Inning'.
In
a
football
match
whi-h
fbllowed
the
baseball,
Klspiox
and
Hazel-ton
were
unable
to
break
a
one-all
tie.
IS
BLAMED
FOR
STABLE
FIRE
CHICAGO,
.
Ah
employee
of
the
Maine
Chance
racing
stable
at
Chicago
is
being
held
on
a
disorderly
charge
in
connection
with
last'
Thursday's
disastrous
fire
at
Arlington
race
track.
Police
ray
the
man
is
Gilbert
Jones
of
New
York
who
was
employed
as
a
nicthtwatchman.
The
police
i
ncm
mat
an
electric
heater
was
left
burning
on
the
night
the
fire
destroyed
23
thoroughbred
horses.
Man
"Old"
at
50
Now
Feels
Normally
Peppy,
Youngei
po
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illri.
you
rail
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axjtatitftnl
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next,
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of
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being
part
of
a
building
known
tut
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Hotel,
situate
at
the
corner
of
lsx
Avenue
and
7th
Street.
Prince.
Rupert.
B.C.
upon
the
lands
described
as
Lots
numbered
Eleven
(11)
to
Fourteen
(14),
inclusive.
In
Block
number
Ten'
(10),
Section
One
(1),
Map
No.
923.
Prince
Rupert
Land
Reglstery
District,
In
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
from
Albert
Dixon,
Harold
Oarforth
pixon
and
Sidney
Waterfleld
to
Central
Holdings
Ltd.,
having
Its.
head
office
at
789
Pender
Street
West,
Vancouver,
B.C.,
the
transferee.
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
this
25th
day
of
April,
AD
1940.
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The
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office
lad
had
Just
i
of
Agriculture.
He
save
a
list
of
been
demobbed
from
the
Air
j
all
the
remedies
he
had
tried,
Force
and,
thick
with
honors
and
and
ended
his
epistle
with
'What
r'ank
upon
him,
called
to
see
his
:
shall
I
do
now?"
prewar
boss.
"My
boy,"
said
the
boss,
"I
am
very
rlad
to
see
you,
and
In
appreciation
of
your
urand
record
I
am
promoting
you
to
chief
clerk.
What
db
vou
think
of
that?"
"It's
frightfully
.good
of
you,
sir,
and
I
am
much
obliged,
but
if
you
don't
mind
I
would
much
prefer
to
have
my
old
position
back
in
charge
of
the
petty
cash!"
He
was
rather
small,
and
had
been
used
to
sleeping
with
a
night
light
In
his
room,
but
his
parents
had
decided
-that
he
must
start
sleeping
In
the
dark.
When
his
mother
put
out
the
l!ht,
he
asked
plaintively:
"Must
f
sleep
In
the
dark.
Mummy?"
"Yes,
darling,"
was
the
reply.
"you
aro
getting
a.big
bay
now."
"Well,
may
I
say
mv
prayers
over
Again
more
carefully?"
A
man
who
was
keen
on
his
garden
was
justifiably
proud
of
his
lawn.
But
one
year
the
lawn
had
a
heavy
crop
of
dandelions.
He
tried
everything
he
had
ever
heard
of
f0
get
rid
of
them,
but
without
success.
At
last
he
wrote
to
the
Minister
mi
In
due1
course
came
a
reply.
"We
suggest
'you
loam
to
loye
them."
"What,
fish
again?"
growled
Peck.
"We're
always
having
fish."
WeU.
John,"
said
the
wife.'"it's
good
for
yon.
It
feeds
the
brain.'
"Bosh!
Why
should
you
thlnn
my
brain
needs
so
much
feed-Ins?"
"Well,
didn't
your
mother
plvc
you
fish
before
you
got
married?"
"No,"
he
hissed,
"f
wish
she
had."
A
distinguished
visitor
to
a
lunatic
asylum
went
to
the
tele
phone
and
found
difficulty
ir.
getting
his
connection.
Exasper
ated,
he
shouted
to
the
ex
change:
"Look
here,
girl,
do
you
know
who
I
am?"
"No,"
came
bark
the
calm
reply,
"but
I
know
where
you
arc."
The
English
lane
was
dark
and
de.wrled
and
Jnnes
was
suddenly
a
reosted
by
I
wo
men
the
bigger
of
whom
airl
nolitelv:
"Excuse
me
sir
I
wonder
if
yon
could
oblige
me
with
the
loan
of
a
penny?"
"Whv
-er
yes.
I
think
so
v
re-
plied
Jones.
"But
may
I
ask
for
what
purpose
you
require
It?"
"Oh,
eerjalnly,"
replied
the
other.
"My
mate
and
I
wish
to
toss
the
coin
to
decide
our
lrttre
argument
as
to
which
one
of
lis
shall
have
your
watch
and
which
your
wallet!"
A
sugar
planter
In
Halwall
took
a
friend
from
the
States
t
'
the
edge
of
a
volcano.
;
"That
crater
Is
70,004
yr-an
old,"
he
explained.
j
"How
do
you
get
the
exact
j
age?"
asked
the
newcomer
I
,
can
understand
the
70,000,
biO-
j
how
do
you
calculate
the
four'"
"Well.
I've
been
here
in
the
,
Islands
for
four
years,
and
tlw
crater
was
70.000
years
old
when
I
arrived."
In
a
little
wayside
station
In
Alabama,
an
old
Negro
shuffled
to
the
ticket
aRent.
"A
wants
a
ticket
to
Trlvlnla,"
he
said.
The
agent
consulted
the
time
tnbl
and
the
compiny
records.
Flnallyhc'
asked:
"Where
is
Trlvlnla?
I
can't
find
It."
"Why,"
said
the
Negro
in
amazement,
"dar
she
am,
standing
right
over
there,"
INFANT
COAL
Peat,
believed
the
earliest
stage
j
In
the
evolution
cf
coal,
Is
found
in
bogs.
THIS
AND
THAT
h
HpH
Tl
Cror
M.nhr..
J.m.
Srnlrr,
In,
a
ICH&JiX,
"Oh,
for
goodness'
sake,
George,
stop
muttering
to
yswj
LONDON,
00
Field
Marshal
i
There
aw
mc;l
viscouni
Montgomery
is
writing
'nave
me
sjmo
r
his
second
war
history
"Normandy
to1
the
Baltic."
ills
first
book,
"El
Alameln
to
the
River
Sangro,"
was
distributed
only
to
officers
of
the
8th
Army
lure
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the
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.
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