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CENTRAL
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Published
at
Canada's
Moit
Strategic
Pacific
Port
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Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northweit"
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VOL.
XXXIX,
NO.
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Special
Force
To
Korea
Only
Loses
Title
by
Parliament
j,Lfgisltaion
ear-0000,000
for
Cana-llient
was
hustled
s.agM
in
the
House
ast
night
and
given
ral
reading.
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R.
Pcakes.
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Trophy
to
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v.
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Lsivp-Cunscrvatlvc,
JASPER
Vancouver
will
be
I.
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hi
other
upi'""
first
expressed
uii-me'lmniediate
final
'h
hill
by
which
w
",.
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.nam
t,--aw
If
Needed
Elsewhere,.
Parliament
Would
'
.
Re
Called
OTTAWA
(CP)
Prime
Minister
St.
Laurent
assured
the
Commons
last
1
-
mr4"-'-
Led
forces
will
br
it'H
k
moneys
spem
ioi
Lh
research.
But
."it
NEW
YORK
0
Willie
Pep,
disconsolate
little
figure,
lost
his
featherweight,
cnampionship
of
the
world
to
Sandy
Saddler
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
last
night
as
he
sat
on
his
stool
fcetween
rounds
with
a
uiocatcd
shoulder.
Apparently
on
his
way
to
a
one-sided,
victory
over
the
skinny-legged
ncfjro,
the
great
little
battler
from
Hartford
Connecticut,
took
a
huge
crowd
of
35,003
completely
by
surprise
when
he
failed
to
comt
up
for
the
eighth
round
and
Referee
Rubee
Goldstein
raised
Saddler's
arm
as
a
token
of
victory.
Saddler
thus
regained
the
title
he
lost
to
Pep
nineteen
months
ago
at
Madison
Square
Garden
after
having
previously
de
1
opposition
after
the
home
of
the
internationally
.lamous
Silver
Totem
Pole
golf
trophy
until
next
fall.
This,
will
be
the
first
time
the
trophy
has
returned
to
Vancouver
since
1928.
!
Walter
McElroy,
youthful
Shaughnessy
Golf
Club
star,
and
Norman
Wilkinson,
Point
Grey
olf
Club,
will
meet
today
over
!
the
36-hoie
route
as
a
result
ot
,
their
semi
final
matches
Friday.
!
McElroy
won
a
very
tight
match
jfrom
A.
E.
Wilson,
of
Detroit,
2
up,
and
Wilkinson
defeated
i
Murray
Manh,
Seattle,
4-2.
L
'
ister
BrooKe
waxion
,nal
appeal
to
allow
.us
immediately.
-lSft'i1rirL'-siL
rf
,n
said
the
Senate
in
consklT
the
,d
it
would
go
there
-.
rs
1-imiHre
consmera-
In
the
Ladies'
Division
Mrs.
Jack
Todd,
Medallist,
went
1.11
Genrral
Pearkes
.
(:
f'i-'
V
e''
.
Isil
night
that
any
decision
to
send
the
army's
special
force
elsewhere
than
to
Korea
will
be
placed
before
Parliament
for
apDroval.
He
announced
that
orders-iu-council
will
be
placed
before
thU
special
session
to
authorize
the
government
to
put
the
special
force
on
active
service
that
li
on
a
war
rating
and
to
dispatch
it
to
Korea.
''We
are
still
assuming
that
Korea
is
the
theatre
where
the
force
could
be
of
the
greatest
service
to
the
United
Nations,"
he
said.
"We
have
asked
Parliament
to
provide
us
with
the
Canada's
armed
been
permitted
to
through
to
win
the
championship
with
a
fairly
easy
w.n
over
Mrs.
throned
Pep
In
October
of
1948.
a
the
standard
that.
R.
H.
Cleat,
Vancouver,
5-4.
Mrs
tfd
to
allow
thl.i
!
Cleat
had
a
lot
of
putting
trouble
U
its
rightful
place
and
was
never
in
front
from
the
start.
rmed
aggression.
French
Horse
Is
Race
Winner
DONCASTER,
England
0.
Se.ril.ch
XI
won
the
174th
running
of
the
St.
Lecr
Stakes
to
w
months
would
be
and,
during
that
s
forces
would
litill
Tne
McElroy-Wilson
match
was
close
all
the
way
through.
McElroy
took
an
early
lead
of
two
holes
but
Wilson
soon
day.
Vieux
Manor,
the
favorite.
ways
and
means
to
do
so.
Korean
War
Defenders
in
Gets
steadied
down
to
even
the
match
and,
at
the
ruin,
Uiey
were
all
square.
They
see-sawed
through
to
the
14th
with
McElroy
one
up
and
Wilson
won
the
short
15th
with
a
par
to
square
the
match.
McElroy
won
the
16th,
halved
the
17th
and
won
the
18th
to
win
3
Powers
Are
Holding
2
up.
Wilkinson
took,
possession
of
his
match
with
Marsh
in
the
early
stages.
He
was
one
up
at
the
long
second
with
a
birdie
and
Prrsidrnt
of
I
nited
COUNT
'EM
The
grandstand's
packed,
booths
are
jammed
and
side-shows
are
crowded
Canadian
National
Exhibition
style.
Here
are
some
of
the
fun-lovers
who
flocked
to
Toronto's
biggest
annual
attraction
Monday
to
set
a
Labor
Day
record
of
281,500
beating
the
old
mark
by
9,000.
T
(CP
Photo)
Id
Such
Great
TOKYO
Allied
troops
clos
was
second
and
Salinea
third.
First
two
horses
to
the
post
were
Frenrh-owned.
The
winner
brings
Its
owner,
Marcel
Doussac,
cotton
magnate,
$43,000.
First
Trapped
Miners
Freed
Epic
Rescue
Being
Effected
From
Scottish
Coal
Mf.n
"
NEW'
CUMMOCK
tf,llA"weary,
gas-masked
miner,
the
first
of
118
men
trapped
since
last
Control
kept
out
In
front
to
increase
his
ed
a
dangerous
big
hole
in
the
lead
to
three
up
at
the
ninth
N'OTON.
DC.
fr
and
was
two
over
par
at
the
turn.
Marsh
stuck
closely
on
the
back.
George
Kerr
northeastern
Korean
war
front
today
but
they
lost
a
battle-scarred
mountain
again
in
the
iman
tonight
broad
on
how
he
plans
tc
'
"
.
.-
nine
and
cut
the
deficit
to
two
Old
Country
Widest
economic
ron-
I
southwest
to
superior
Korean
New
Polio
Theory
Advanced
At
Meet
NEW
HAVEN,
Connecticut
0
-1
A
Yile
scientist
suggested
yes
IPrf;AwaY
::
Football
at
the-J3th.
Wilkinson
picked
up
a
hole
at
the
11th
and
the
14tn
to
go
the
1
1th
to
Increase
his
lead
to
four.
Marsh
won
the
Ion?
m
m
forces.
'
.
:
.
.K
A
five-mile
gap
in
the
northeastern
front
was
closed
by
South
ver
tHrt
by
a
presl-I'nikrt
Slates.
.
il
bill,
passed
by
rs
Truman
grcate-I
an
that
held
by
r
the
se-ond
world
o
curb
Instalment-was
Invoked
a
few
English
League
Division
1
13th
but
Wilkinson,
won
the
14th
and
ended
the
match
on
hi3
16th
with
a
fine
birdie.
In
the
Men's
Consolation
Thursday
In
Kockshlnnock
CasJ.le
!
Blackpool
1,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1
(tie)
Korean
troops
backed
by
Allied
planes.
They
linked
forces
in
moves
between
Yongchon
and
Kyongju,
junction
towns
east
of
Taegu.
Championship
Flight
D.
F.
Speer.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Sunder
Vancouver,
beat
a
club
mate
terday
the
mysterious
virus
causing
infantile
paralysis
may
be
manufactured
in
the
nuclei
of
cells
In
the
spinal
cord.
The
new
theory
about
the
origin
of
the
disease
was
advanced
by
Dr.
Joseph
L.
Melnick
In
a
report
to
the
seventh
con
land
2
Pulham
9
Astnn
Villa
1
Dave
Kinnear
on
the
18th
gresn
pr
the
President
Mine,
crawled
through
deadly
black-damp
gas
to
safety
shortly
after
noon
today.
Rescue
woik-ers
handed
down
breathing
apparatus
one
by
one,
to
the
other
men,
trapped
by
a
cave-In
720
i
feet
underground.
ill.
advance
to
the
finals
in
the
Huddersfield
Town
3.
Burnley
1
i?0
-
inn
top
Half
half
and
on.i
nnrflfin
Gordon
Vpr
Verlev
PU
Has
Riven
warning
Liverpool
1,
Derby
County
0
flanges
in
the
way
of
Victoria,
defeated
Dr.
V.
E.
Fowler,
Astoria,
Ore.
orking
wm
have
to
George
W.
Kerr,
who
for
many
years
followed
the
butcher
trade
in
Prince
Rupert
and
was
an
alderman
for
numerous
terms,
passed
away
tn
Vancouver
on
Labor
Day.
In
more
recent
years
he
had
been
Interested
In
mining
and
made
his
home
in
Vancouver.
Friends
from
earlier
days
here
will
regret
to
learn
of
his
passing.
Mr.
Kerr
was
born
in
Elora,
Ontario,
and
was
seventy-five
years
of
age.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow,
Mrs.
Elsise
Kerr,
and
two
sons,
Gordon
and
Arthur,
both
of
Vancouver.
There
is
cim
brother
Alexander,
In
Elora.
The
funeral
took
place
Thursday
morning
from
Center
&
Hanna's
chapel
In
Vancouver.
Rev.
W.
Garbutt
officiated
and
cremation
followed
the
service.
Their
return
to
daylight
promises
to
be
slow,
since
only
one
man
at
a
time
could
get
through
the
gas-filled
escape
tunnel,
punched
through
last
night
from
Busy
Week-end
For
Football
son
an
abandoned
adjoining
shaft.
Housewives
In
this
mining
town
gress
of
tne
international
society
for
Cell
Biology.
Until
now,
scientists
thought
of
the
poliomyelitis
virus
as
attacking
only
the
cyptoplasm"
of
a
call
but
not
the
nucleus.
(The
eyptoplasm
corresponds
to
the
white
of
an
egg,
and
the
nucleus
to
the
yolk.)
Dr.
Melnick,
associate
professor
of
microbology
at
the
Yale
school
of
medicine,
said
he
and
a
research
assistant
examined
cells
taken
from
the
spinal
cords
of
animals
Infected
with
polio.
of
8.000
were
asked
to
bring
war
Jing
Middlesborough
2,
Arsenal
1
Newcastle
United
3,
Chelsea
1
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Charlton
Athletic
2
Stoke
City
2,
Everton
0
Tottenham
Hotspur
1,
Manchester
United
0
West
Bromwich
Albion
5,
Portsmouth
0
Scottish
League
Division
A
Airdrieonians
2,
Aberdeen
5
Celtic
3,
Morton
4
Dundee
1,
Hearts
0
East
Fife
0,
Rangers
3
Hibernian
6,
Falkirk
0
Partick
Thistle
5,
Raith
Rovers
2
St.
MirrenS,
Clyde
1
Third
Lanark
2,
Motherwell
0
At
the
pnH
nf
ikn
in
the
Tut
unship
plavori
hcr
i
M
souvenir
respirators
to
the
mine
to
speed
the
rescue
work.
Ten
men
trapped
in
Thursday
night's
cave-In
are
feared
lost.
EiRht
escaped
earlier.
Rescue
workers
reached
the
trapped
men
last
night,
but
the
wall
of
odorless,
colorless
black
damp
gas
blocked
Immediate
GCLDEN
ANNIVERSARY
.
.
Sheriff
M.
M.
Stephens
left
by
air
yesterday
afternoon
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
remain
over
Sunday.
On
Monday
morning
he
will
continue
the
flight
south
to
San
Francisco
where
on
Monday
the
fiftieth
anniversary
of
the
marriage
of
himself
and
Mrs.
Stephens
will
be
observed,
the
event
to
take
place
in
.."'iman
Wilkinson.
olf
Club,
Vaneou-P
op
Waller
Mnvi.
Prince
Rupert
footballers
will
have
a
busy
week-end
v.hat
with
another
of
the
series
of
exhibition
games
with
native
teams
this
evening
and
a
game
against
H.M.C.S.
Ontario,
Monday
evening,
s
Team
selections
are
announced
as
follows:
x
For
Aiyansh
Boulter;
Sunberg
and
Wellens;
Hornell,
Elby
and
Greer;
Baxter,
Wilson,
Smith,
D.
hnessv.r:-if
.
F
nd
.exciting
first
Convention
On
Coastal
Liner
Full
Baseball
Day
Coming
Up
Two
baseball
games
will
feature
a
busy
day
at
Roosevelt
Park
tomorrow.
Commercials
and
Abed
St
Odowes
play
their
fifth
gpm"
of
the
league
championship
-cies
early
in
th?
afternoon
and
II
M.C.S.
Ontario
pits
Its
best
against
Watson
Mand
first
thing
!n
the
eveninar.
The
lp?t
ditch
struggle
between
bel
&
Odowei
and
Commercials
'ias
so
far
produced
two
tie
games
rnd
a
v'n
ea.-h.
The
teanru
have
proven
themselves
vpn!v
mashed
and
fans
should
get
a
good
keen
contest
Tn
t.h
second
sme
ef
fl.ev
Pill
Phlnson
will
nitch
for
the
Vndlur-bc-rs
Enainst,
the
Naw.
"
add
Brother
flower
rfivlii
bouquet
Labor
Day
when
Wstewi
Iflnnd
defeated
Terrace
10-?".
PU1
-tni"k
nnt
J4
men
in
sevn
innings.
The
seamen
arrive
In
port
frits
afternoon
and
will
have
a
full
dav
to
rein
their
land
legs
before
the
tustle.
ONTARIO
AT
5
P.M.
HMC8.
Ontario,
coming
here
for
a
visit
which
will
extend
until
Wednesday,
is
due
in
port
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon.
"
an
oirdlcs
holts,
at
the
end
Rotary
Club
Head
Is
Here
11
isinson
was
two
'ncreas-'d
VANCOUVER
The
Canadian
Gomez
and
Murray;
reserves.
!
Krause,
McAfee,
Olsen
nd
Lord.
For
H.M.C.S.
Ontario
Boulter;
Search
For
Girl
Officially
Over
J
Uie
'Itventh.
They
ec
live
hniM
F
Uitoeventeenth
and
!
National
cruise
ship
"Pr'nce
I
George"
Is
headquarters
for
a
I
"floating"
convention
this
weekend.
With
a
group
of
243
members,
families
and
friends
of
the
JASPER,
Alberta
ff
The
last
Dunbar
and
Ferguson;
Mazzone.
Eby
and
D.
Gomez;
Cameron.
FarVhouse,
Pavlikis,
Armstrong
and
A.
Gomez;
reserves,
Krause.
McAfee,
Olsen
and
Ford.
escape
through
the
tunnel,
bored
upward
through
30
feet
of
solid
coal
from
the
old
mine
shaft,
The
men
kept
In
touch
with
the
surface
by
telephone.
At
first
attempts
were
mad;
to
suck
'
the
deadly
fumes
out
with
big
fans,
but
the
process
wa3
too
slow,
and
the
National
Coal
Board
decided,
despite
the
risk,
to
bring
the
trapped
men
out
by
having
them
wear
a
breathing
apparatus.
"This
procedure
will
inevitably
be
prolonged
over
some
hours
and
may
involve
some
risk,"
a
Coal
Board
statement
said.
ui
nis
deficit
to
naif-way
mark.
Tha
'he
game
win
be
i
rpmnt.e
hnrw
for
the
safetv
of
Washington
Baby
Chick
Assoc!-
llttle
Lorrane
Smlth
flickered
Healdsburg
about
sixty
to
miles
north
of
San
Francisco,
and
the
home
of
their
soft
Melvln,
who
visited
in
Prime
Rupert
this
summer.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephens,
who
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
1908,
were
married
in
Field,
B.C.,
on
the
C.P.R.
September
11,
1900.
They
have
many
friends
throughout
the
west
who
will
extend
congratulations.
Before
coming
north,
Mr.
Stephens
lived
in
the
Boundary
district,
and
during
his
long
residence
here
has
taken
an
active
part
in
business
and
community
affairs.
ption.
headed
by
President
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Cluh
Is
receiving
an
official
visit
tonight
from
Its
international
president.
Arthur
Lageux
of
Quebec
City.
Highlight
even
of
the
visitation,
unprecedented
in
annals
of
the
local
club,
will
be
a
banquet
tonight
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
when
the
International
president
will
deliver
his
address.
Tomorrow
morning
a
visit
will
be
paid
to
the
Columbia
Celluloses
plant
at
Watson
Island
and.
'''met
anrt
twt
n..
P
n
the
Camosun
to-P
Vancouver
t.n
.mi.
f
working
here
during
Adolph
Emjikamp,
of
Spokane.
Cruising
coastal
waters
to
commemorate
the
Silver
Anniversary
of
the
Hatcherymen's
Association
The
convention
got
under
way
af.
6.00
p.m
Friday
when
the
Prince
George
left
the
Canadian
National
dock
here.
Return
to
out
today,
six
days
after
a
two-year-old
Edmonton
tot
vanished
Into
the
bush
at
this
Rocky
Mountain
resort.
The
last
remnants
of
a
giant
search
party
numbering
hundreds
of
persons
from
all
walks
of
life
stood
in
grim
laced
silence
at
noon
yesterday
as
R.C.M.P.
Inspector
William
Chlsholm
of
THE
WEATHER
Synopsis
Cloud
is
spreading
over
the
northern
British
Columbia
coast
associated
with
a
weak
storm
in
the
Gulf
of
Alaska.
Some
light
rain
fall
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
and
adjacent
mainland
this
evening
and
tonight
and
In
the
afternoon,
there
will
be
a
harbor
cruise.
.
Accompanied
by
his
wife,
Mr.
NOTDCE
Edmonton
told
them
the
police-
nln..1)nODe
will
cniOQH
tinhn
t.hlP
Lageuex
arrived
In
the
city
this
led
search
was
officially
ended,
j
nortnern
and
cent.ral
interior
to-
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Louise
"The
AIR
PASSENGERS
uiyBwiy
ui
uic
u'uu.
mnrrnw
fta
t.he
storm
moves
east-
remains
unsol-
disappearance
'Ur,n9
the
next
twn
WPeU
there
will
h
j
Vancouver
will
be
7:00
a.m.
Mon-'day.
I
During
the
scenic
cruise,
which
jwill
take
the
group
as
far
north
as
Ocean
Falls.
Members
will
con-j
vene
in
the
ship's
spacious
publio
rooms
for
various
discussions.
Business
sessions
will
be
brief,
of
according
to
Mr.
Fmskamp,
so
ward.
Fine
warm
weather
will
Fortunes
Won
In
Sweepstake
.
i
.
L
.
prevail
over
the
remainder
of
l
.
But
the
hunt
continues
in
,
,r
fh.
...i,..
from
Alaska.
,
They
will
fly
to
Vancouver
Monday
morning.
Also
In
the
city
for
the
banquet
tonight
are
Ketchkan
Rota-rians
A.
M.
Spaeth,
William
Forecast
some
degree.
Small
groups
of
volunteers
keep
combing
the
bear-infested
woods.
The
RCMP,
9
'
Booth
Memorial
High
School.
For
'fety
and
for
the
convenience
of
the
m
Td
be
High
Scho1
Perations
this
blast-
Carried
Out
Knfw
tk.
knur
nf
MONTREAL
0
Victory
Ncyth
coast
region
Cloudy
to-
ria
onH
finniiav
Tnr.prmlr,r.pnt
Snalclinc.
Ron
Milligan,
Robert
i
that
the
novel
entertainment
Scratch
II
was
worth
$3,500
to
To
Vancouver
(today)
J.
S.
Wilson,
R.
Burnie,
Master
Q.
Howe,
F.
ftochon,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mines,
Elwood
Payne.
Mrs.
E.
S.
Brown.
J.
Antal,
L.
R.
Haati.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Wahl
and
son,
P.
Brentzen,
G.
Robinson,
D.
Callow,
Miss
M.
Moody,
J.
H.
Arnold,
Mr.
Carlson.
From
Vancouver
(yesterday
program
arranged
by
his
corn-
Ellis.
Joe
Goding
and
Norman
and
Wigutof
f.
Mrs.
Spalding
and
Miss
Muriel
Gordon
who
held
a
miUpe
may
b'e
fully
enjoyed
:P
m.
eocL
ft.
n
.
.
Mrs.
Milligan
are
also
coming.
not
discounting
the
possibility
m
tnis
evening
and
the
child
may
have
been
aducted
endm
earI
tomorrow
m0rning.
in
a
car,
will
continue
the
lnves-
h
m
tempcrature.
ligation
in
Alberta
and
at
border
south-points
u
ht
windsmcreasing
to
Poll
will
also
drag
afternoon
and
becom-
Quebec
Army
and
Navy
veterans
(
FoIlowin?
return
to
Vancouver
Association
sweepstake
ticket
on
;cn
Monday
morning,
the
Prince
the
St.
Leger
Stakes
today.
!
George
will
be
made
ready
to
In
Winnipeg
D.
Gerrie
wonlfave
the
same
evening
on
the
2n
noo
with
a
ticket
on
Vleux
',
regular
weekly
run
to
Prince
i
,
""s,n.
rareriTS
in
Tnar
area
I
t0
keep
the
children
off
the
streets
th
Lu-
,
,6
hours-
Th'S
work
will
be.
carried
J.
S.
Wilson
left
by
plane
to-
nt
wester
v
la
tomorrow
L,.
K.eitn.
U.
Mclennan,
rv.
vuic-
aim
pauui
uie
iwu
iivns
iui
4v
least
another
ten
days."
dav
on
the
first
leg
of
his
journey
to
Winnipeg
where
he
will
attend
i
any
skilled
and
careful
men.
but
there
mornlng.
Lows
tonight
and
highs
opsy,
A.
Arnold.
J.
Foster,
Mr.
tomorrow
at
Port
Hardy,
Sand-;
Patterson.
C.
L.
Oissey,
F.
Tu!s,
spit
and
Prince
Rupert,
48
and
j
r.
E.
Graham,
J.
B.
Horton,
8.
.
Rupert,
Ketchikan
and
way
ports.
the
25th
anniversary
convention
Manor,
the
second
hor.se.
V
A.
Sage
of
Toronto
won
$13,000
with
a
ticket
on
Sanlinea.
In
which
the
new
ship
will
be
operated
during
the
next
few
Ability
of
somG
f,yjng
rock
Qur
on)y
ratln
is
for
the
sofr-rv
of
ntiwQ
of
Dominion
Command
of
the
Canadian
Legion.
,
1
Oldey.
60.
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
.
St.
Louis
5-0,
Cleveland
4-0
months.
Instead
of
Prince
Rupert
iARMSHELP
US
KEEP
YOU
AND
YOURS
ALL-STAR
DTOTTDAILIL
.
LOCAL
TIDES'
Sunday,
September
10,
1050
Football
Monday
HMCS
ONTARIO
vs.
PRINCE
RUPERT
SELECT
6:45
P.M.
212
Philadelphia
4,
Washington
10
Detroit
3,
Chicago
2
National
Brooklyn
3.
Philadelphia
4
"
Chlcgo,-
Cincinnati,
postponed
Boston
4.
New
York
3
Pittsburgh,
St.
Louis,
postponed
S
C
BRIDGE
&
DREDGING
CO.
LTD.
PRINCE
RUPERT
1
O'CLOCK
AIYANSH
ys.
TONIGHT
High
12:34
Low
(
6:18
18:27
19.0
feet
3.5
feet
6.3
feet
211