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Wednesday.
July
6,
1949
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trophy
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Rupert's
all
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baseball
team
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HARRISON
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Dutch
Harrison,
the
ambling
gM.it
f:wn
tittle
Rock,
Arkansas,
won
the
Canadian
Open
Golf
championship
by
the
simple
process
of
clipping
strokes
off
par.
Harrison
shot
271
for
the
72
holes
over
St.
George's
golf
course,
Tyro'J.o,
to
win
$2,000
top
prize
money
and
the
Seagram
Gold
cup.
F
ir-rison,
for
the
full
distance
was
17
strokes
under
par
(which
is
72
1
and
four
better
than
Jim
Ferrier
of
Chicago.
Ferrier
finished
with
275
for
second
prize
of
$1,400.
The
best
display
by
a
Canadian
was
that
of
Bill
Kerr
of
Montreal,
who
ended
up
in
i
thre-way
tie
at
277
for
third
place.
X
Nt.r-i;
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and
address
lor
ANY
1iaj4'M"t
Mailing
instructions
on
rath
"Row,
Bertrum!
Row!!
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We're
going
over
th
falls!"
CONFESSES
TO
DUAL
SLAYING
SONOivf
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Ca.
0
-henry
Brun
Gulbrandsen,
an
ex-convict,
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Sport
Shots
Fapa
Bear:
Somebody's
been
drinking
my
whiskey.
Mama
Bear:
Somebody's
been
drinking
my
gin.
Baby
Bear:
Hie!
v
V.
1
4,
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"
Modern
Etiquette
Q.
When
wedding
sifts
are
Q.
Is
it
imorone
U)
eat
the
lettuce
upon
which
u.
salad
i(
served
A.
Inclination
may
guide
a
person
in
this.
He
may
or
may
not
cat
his
lettuce,
as
he
wishes.
MINERS'
COAL
ALLOWANCE
GLASGOW.
Scotland
Scottish
coal
miners
wi,!
receive
a
free
allowance
of
rine
tons
of
coal
a
year,
the
Scottish
Coal
Beard'
decided.
That
Is,
unless
they
Ret
free
bat'.'ji
at
the
pithead.
In
that
car.
they'll
get
only
seven
tons
of
coal.
FLIGHTS
QUEEN
surrendered
last
night
and
ad-
j
displayed,
should
tht
cards
of
mitted
to
t-e
police
that
he
the
donors
be
attach,
d?
killed
two
inon
yesterday
in
$
A.
No.
The
bride-elef
';
or
some
California's
idyllic
Valley
of
the
,
member
of
her
family
should
Moon
country.
!
make
a
list
of
the
gifts
with
the
He
denied
however,
that
he!
names
of
the
persons
sending
raped
a
woman
who
accuse,?
them
before
removing
the
card
him
of
that
crime.
The
woman,
This
is
to
enable
the
bride
to
screaming
and
hysterical,
ran
acknowledge
them.
0
course,
a
group
of
picnicers
clad
only
the
best
procedure
for
the
bride
In
a
blood-spattered
shirt
.to
tell
tr
follow
it
to
write
l.er
note
of
them
of
the
slaylngs.
j
rhsnks
as
each
gift
is
received.
Gulbrandsen
contacted
the
,
Q
Which
is
the
men
formal
editor
of
a
Sonoma
newspaper
.
closing
to
a
letter,
"Vmrs
very
who
sent
a
reporter
to
a
saloon
truly"
or
J'Vours
very
sincere-where
Gulbrandsen
told
hls'ly"?
story.
He
later
repeated
it
to.;
A.
'
Yours
very
trulv."
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53
FIRST
AVE.
E.
chikan
opponents
during
their
Independent
Day
raid
on
the
northern
city,
but
nevertheless,
team
manager
Alex
Bilr
brought
bark
a
memento.
It
was
a
huge
gold-plated
trophy,
said
to
be
valued
at
$150
and
It
had
nothing
to
do
with
baseball
although
it
did
have
a
personal
meaning
for
Mr.
Bill.
The
trophy,
donated
by
the
First
National
Bank
of
Ketchikan,
was
for
the
Booth
Mem-,
orial
High
School
Rainmakers'
Basketball
team
which
won
the
annua!
hoop
series
from
Ketchikan
last
spring.
The
trophy
was
not
ready
after
Bo-Me-Hl
won
the
series,
so
it
was
sent
with
th
basebali
team
which
returfwd
here
Tuesday
afternoon,
Mr.
Bill's
connection
with
It?
WeLL
he
happened
to
be
coach-manager
of
the
Bo-Me-Hl
hoop
team,
too.
,
The
return
of
the
local
ttam
from
Ketchikan
.
permits
a
resumption
of
the
city
league
schedule
tomorrow
night
with
th
fixture
between-
the
first
place
Savoys
and
the
runner-at
Commercials.
else
takes
ap
five
mmutes
at
home.
A
circle
Is
drawr
about
efght
inches
in
diameter,
with
lines
across
it
marked
A-B,
X-Y,
D-E,
to
or
any
similar
combination.
The
"patient"
then
takes
a
per
or
pencil
and
ties
a
string
nine
inches
Jong
to
it
with
a
smalt
weight
on
the
enJ
say
a
18-
t"1'
vvcw.
me
weigm
is
neta
&ver
the
centre
spot
without
a
res'
for
the
arm.
If
a
line,
say
A-B,
is
thought
of.
the
coin
is
supposed
to
move
directly
along
It.
The
same
goes
for
any
other
!'
combination,
Including
around
the
circle.
The
theory
is
that
the
excereise
may
affect
sub-
conscious
as
well
as
conscious
control
of
golf
strikes.
As
for
the
coin,
it
did
move
for
one
reporter,
but
it
failed,
tor
two
Others.
But
then,
whatever,
the
converse,
golfers
aren't
report
ers.
1
OSlAXD
MAX
(Continued
Irom
Page
One)
and
four
sons
and
one
daughter.
The
sons
are
Barney,
Arthur
and
Daniel
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Jonas
of
Vancouver.
The
daughter,
Mrs.
Johanna
Adelstein,
lives
In
Iceland.
Deceased
had
been
111
for
several
months
and
had
spent
the
last
six
months
In
hospital.
While
livii.p;
In
Manitoba,
he
had
been
an
stive
member
of
the
Good
Templars
Lodge.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
announced
laUr
FISH
INFRACTION
CHARGE
DROPPED
A
charge
laid
under
the
fisheries
regulations
was
dismissed
by
Magistrate
W.
D.
Vance
in
city
police
court-
after
he
had
ruled
that
the
court
had
no
Jurisotction
over
me
case
because
the
Infraction
was
alleged
to
have
occurred
outside
Canadian
territorial
waters.
The
charge
was
laid
against
Walter
Lundigan,
skipper
of
the
halibut
boat
Oosnell,
who
was
accused
of
fishing
in
a
restricted
halibut
nursery
area
off
Tow
Hill
last
May
25.
The
place
was
about
nine
miles
off
the
northeast
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
and,
therefore,
beyond
the
territorial
limits.
The
charge
was
dropped
at
request
of
defence
counsel,
T.
W.
Brown,
who
claimed
that
the
case
was
outside
the
jurisdiction
of
the
court.
Rod
MacLeod
appeared
for
the
Department
of
Fisheries,
which
laid
the
charge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Morln
returned
to
the
city
today
from
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
Morin
has
been
recovering
from
an
injury
received
several
months
ago
in
the
sou
fa.
Mr.
Morin
went
south
last
week
to
accom
pany
her
home.
Transferred
to
Regina
after
having
been
stationed
here
for
the
past
two
and
a
half
years,
Alan
Mathtson
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
city
passenger
office
Is
leaving,
on
this
evening's
train
for
his
new
post
on
the
prariies.
His
successor
here
will
be
T.
J.
Gorman
who
Is
expected
from
Regina
Saturday
nijhfc.
Heres
a
cure
for
nervous
golfers.
A
British
specialist
says
he
has
a
process
to
eradicate
golfers'
Jitters
not
just
for
a
week
or
two
but
probably
for
pood.
He
says
that
sinking
feeling
a
player
gets
as
he
approaches
a
four-foot
put
is
as
easy
to
beat
as
finding
a
bunk-
er.
The
treatment
doesn
t
take
much
time
just
twice
a
week
for
45
minutes
a
time.
He
says
that
although
there's
no
hyp
notism
or
psychiatry
attached
it's
based
on
the
old
Coue
business.
The
nerve-wracked
golfer
lies
down
comfortably
on
a
couch.
For
a
short
spsee
he
gazes
at
a
dim
light
to
ia-
duce
drowsiness.
Then
the
"master"
takes
one
of
the
golfer's
hands.
Without
a
word
spoken
he
works
on
the
subconscious
mind
for
about
30
;
minutes.
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