Kemernbertoi
WeO'ifsday,
May
6,
I9r3
ferry
frojjej
Francois
Lake
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ROUND-UP
By
GAYLE
TALBOT
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LAKE
The
ferry
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Baseball
players
are
came
across
for
the.
first
time'tlnB
umething
lWul"
to
rem'abt
Cleveland
Fails
in
To
Stop
Yankee
rive
normal
young
men
wun
muiit-y
m
u.cn
yi.
.
r-
,h
iinB
"
7,lDfr!
retc
,n,h
snnrP
t
ime
on
their
hands
while
they
are
on
ay
through
rotten
Ice
On
Tues-
the
tJ
m
r
"
clay
riat
the
Thin
l
ice
n
o
u.'iis
was
tumittt
almost
nnna
gone.
.
in
t
the
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r"'
m'"
second
194
The
new
wharf
Ls
not
ready!
me.
Detroit
vunth''
yet
so
only
foot
passengers
caiv
four
panics
to
thr(.
:
f.-
e-'
-V
ifih
fTy?,v,..
v,..j
,
.r.
,
come
across.
It
Is
hoped
cars1
and
trucks
will
be
able
to
cross'
bv
the
week-end.
!
the
road,
and
we
greatly
fear
they
w
ill
go
right
on
gambling
among
themselves
no
matter
how
many
times
Commissioner
Ford
Frick
tells
them
he's
JThry-UMmply
underground
!
J"
athlet.
who
have
just
1
'
v
3
E
go
"
.
.
discovered
poKer
and
who
feel
while
the
heat
is
on
and
do
their
!rprtain
,hpy
will
wln
lr
they
card
playing
exclusively
In
ho-
only
stay
In
every
pot
to
the
tel
rooms.
They'll
do
no
talking
I
bitter
end.
They
get
much
fun
about
It
within
earshot
of
their1
and
relaxation
from
the
game,
manager,
so
that
he
can
look
.
It
ls
our
opinion
that,
as
a
By
The
Canadian
Press
NEW
YORK.
Cleveland's
first
effort
to
knock
!
New
York
Yankees
out
of
the
American
League
J
leadership
has
ended
in
a
resounding-
failure.
The
Tribe
threw
their
Sunday
;
"I
punch
at
the
Yankees
Tursduy
j
woo(j
2:
Los
Alleles
6.
Oakland
:
night
as
they
started
nee
right-4;
Sacramento
1.
San
Diego
2:
;
hander
Bob
Lemon,
winner
of
j
Spntlk-
2,
Portland
3.
'
'
three
of
his
four
previous
starts.
National
All
frame
postponed.
'
Results
were
disastrous.
I
mi-t"n
Washington
14.
The
Yanks
said
a
regretful
Detroit
4:
Philadelphia
1.
St.!
Reg
Partington's
mother
arrived
here
Saturday
from
England.
It
is
24
years
since
she
saw
Reg,
when
he
left
for
Canada
f
15Hourj
Ffo
Ttrfttt
I
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r
J.
.
goodbye
to
Lemon
in
the
fourth
Louis
2;
Bestow
a.
Chicago
1.
properly
bewildered
the
next
,
cIass
baseball
plavers
do
not
and
when
she
met
him
at
Burns
time
a
warning
note
pops
..p.
!
compare
either
with
golfers
r.ruke
Nation
she
did
not
.ecog-We
have
found
no
one
yet
:
tennis
players
in
gambling
skill
!
nlze
him
Sllp
travelled
on
the
I
Empress
of
France.
She
expects
I
to
slay
for
aix
omnia.,.
Mini
iiiFi'
i
'
m
wno
Knows
wnai
sev
on
wir
j
or
in
wuutiKness
10
riSK
im-Frick
blast
against
the
fiiendi
,
portunt
inoiu-y.
The
average
ball
i.ames
of
chance.
We
have
heard
player
is
on
the
cautious
and
no
recent
reports
that
stakes
frugal
side.
,
were
beginning
to
run
high
on
'
Boom
Operators
Take
Top
Honors
In
CCC
league
inning
as
he
headed
for
the
showers
after
yielding
the
first
six
runs
of
an
eight-run
frame.
The
world
champions
went
on
to
pound
Lemon's
successors
for
an
11-1
victory.
Only
a
home
run
by
reserve
outfielder
Wally
Westlake
saved
the
Indians
from
a
shutout.
Other
results:
Wll.
Tri-City
2,
Vancouver
5:
Salem
7,
Victoria
8:
Yakima
4.
Lewi.ston
5;
Edmonton
14.
Spokane
3;
Calgary
7,
Wenat-chee
1.
I'Cl
San
Francisco
1.
Holly-
Top
honors
for
the
season
were
a
particular
club
and
that
play-
i
ers
were
being
hurt.
Such
things
.
get
around
as
a
rule.
Frick
must,
however,
have
j
heard
something.
He
travelled;
1
with
ball
teams
too
many
years
i
Seattle
Bids
For
Dam
Cup
taken
by
the
Boom
Operator,
who
after
v:.'ir,
the
second
I
half,
defeated
Woodbutchers
to
Lack
in
his
reporting
days
to
lu.i'imip
nmrlriirl
lin
niwillt.
nilnr-
ROSALIND
Rl'SSELL
and
Paul
Douglas
portray
an
estranged
couple
whose
domestic
differences
are
ironed
out
via
the
steam
roller
tactics
of
'the
armed
forces.
Starring
with
them
is
Marie
Wilson
in
"Never
Wave
at
a
Wac,"
Frederick
Brisson's
hilarious
SEATTLE
CP-
Davis
Cup
ten-
take
first
place
in
the
31)0
Club
live
pin
bnv.
iini
league.
!
"Is
miU
hes
between
the
United
tor-limit
poker
and
cent-a-point
r
...
..
1
StatAe
rtnrt
Tfirr.r
Mr
ll
W
rtl.it,
nl
The
International
Harvesters
c
ii
ruminv.
which
are
the
nor-
"
P'"j"
trophy
was
presented
to
team!
cornea
romance
wincii
opens
tomorrow
hi
me
vupiiui.
heie
in
July
if
the
Japanese
are
m?l
games
on
most
clubs.
He
knows
they
are
fine,
healthful
captain
Ernie
Vjughan
at
th'
Bombers
Sold
To
Businessmen
!
annual
bowlers
banquet
by
the
I
smi
i-Toduction
Superintendent
j
Roy
Evans.
Waiting
Room
Facilities
At
Station
To
Be
Improved
'
'-"
.
m
willing
to
compete
on
concrete
'courts,
Victor
Deni.y
said
today.
Denny,
president
of
the
Pacific
;
Northwest
Tennis
Association,
j
said
Alrick
H.
Man,
Jr.,
chairman
of
the
Davis
Cup
committee,
would
confer
soon
with
the
1
Japanese
on
the
subject.
SEATTLE
!APi
The
Seattle
pastimes
and
that
no
players
who
can
count
to
10
will
be
injured
seriously
in
either.
There
are
some
extremely
fine
card
players
in
basebail,
pood
enough
to
operate
in
the
Tnrlivirlu.nl
nrr
e:it
.1
f
ion
5
v.prn
i:'-ft
The
(
(imnlrtp
TthH
1
Hockey
Club
of
the
Western
Hoc-!
aL,0
made
t0
each
member
of
the
key
League
has
been
purcnased
.
team-Helen
Vau
than,
Mora
bv
of
buinessnien
vh..
a
gro-m
Mcnard
Rn0!.
Menardi
j,Cob
will
jump
into
the
player
market
D
d
and
c,iff
Nilson
It
niicht
also
be
mentioned
that
fastest
company,
and
occasion
Plans
for
improvement
of
waiting
room
facilities
in
the
janitor
service
is
provided,
with
uiy
one
of
these
will
pluck
his
Should
the
Oriental
team
pre
the
toilets,
wash-basins
and
teammates
That
ls
when
the
!
fer
arass
courts,
said
Denny,
"we
wnri
ca.cn
ana
a
nesire
10
orin
the
city
a
winning
team.
Following
these
Mr.
Evans
pre-
CNR
depot
have
been
submitted
sented
trophies
to
the
top
bowl-!
for
inclusion
in
the
system's
ers
of
the
.season.
Ladies
high!
1954
budget,
G.
G.
Withers,
average
was
received
by
Mildved
;
chairman
of
the
Chamber
.of
Wide
with
192:
high
three
games.
Commerce
transportation
com-
floors
being
cleaned
daily."
i
kind
ot
trouble
comes
that
can
I
hope
the
matches
will
go
to
Lou
Felsenthnl
expressed
the
j
wreck
a
club.
Frick
has
known
Vancouver,
B
C."
If
the
'vote
is
opinion
that
since
the
facilities
1
it
to
happen.
for
clay,
the
cup
round
probably
E.
V.
Gene
Walby,
Seattle
mer-ehant
and
president
of
the
National
Sporting
Goods
Association,,
is
president
of
the
club,
had
previously
been
found
in-
;
The
average
game
we
have
vili
be
decided
elsewhere
than
uo
uranam
v.un
isj,
ana
nign'mmee.
reported
at
me
organi-
1
accessible
and
uninvitins
seen
concerns
only
a
set
of
the
Pacific
Coast.
the
com-
should
be
wnicn
ui
retain
:ne
ii:n.nuie
single,
Clara"
Bellamy
with
310.
;
zttion's
monthly
meeting.
;
improvement
-THE
CORONATION
DAY
COMMITTEE
oi
uumuui.s.
.
m
the
mens
section
Helgej
Mv
withers
said
that,
if
the
mended.
.
Frank
Dotten
v.-ill
remain
with
Hoikestad
had
the
high
average
pnns
are
appr0ved,
greater
use
other
members
remarked
that
She
club
as
director
and
general
of
197.
Rupe
Goodlad
high
threu
v,,j
bp
made
Gf
the
depot's
j
since
the
waiting
rooms
are
used
manager.
I
of
783,
and
jerry
E;tey.
higil
;
lower
floor
with
the
installation
!
hv
oniv
n
small
wn.nin
r.t
Springtime
.
Playtime
.
.
.
Long
Wearing
Good
Looking
Fine
Fitting
SISMAN
SCAMPERS
PRESENTS
-
"The
first
thing
we
aie
going
I
single
of
388
of
new
washrooms
and
other;
the
travelling
uublic.
effort:
fixtures.
Study
of
the
situation
i
should
be
made
to
introduce
an
tt
do
is
buy
as
many
topnotch
SPECIAL
PltiZES
(Coronation
j)dtj
..i.tl
aih'.W
Ted
Parker
'y
the
Associated
Boards
of,
by
there
would
be
shelter
on
given
this
year.
To
players
as
we
can."
Walby
said
today.
"Doiten
and
I
nre
frolng
ea.st
next
month
to
the
hotkey
meetings
in
Montreal
and
we
hope
to
do
a
lot
of
bu.siness
there."
Trade
of
Central
B.C.
that,
the
'
both
CP
and
CN
docks
for
pas-waiting
room
facilities
were
sengers
getting
in
and
out
of
"inadequate,
poorly
equipped
cars.
and
in
most
cases
poorlv
main-j
Ths
matter
was
referred
back
tr-ined."
I
to
committee
for
further
study.
"In
making
our
inspection
we
'
1
'
found
both
waiting
rooms
are
EDSON.
Aita.
(CP)
A
erizzlv
KiBi
Ball
a&
wjj
a
trophy
for
the
champion
"striker"
with
243,
Win
Gardiner
who
managed
to
pick
up
ail
those
odd
"spares"
to
make
a
total
of
2f)G,
and
Carrol
Brent-zen
who
was
the
"hardest
working
bowler"
of
the
year
taking
the
prize
for
the
most
clow.s,
133.
Carrol
took
hei-
prize
in
good
f
an
and
who
.
know
j
next
year
She
may
be
in
that
"top''
group..
kept
under
lock
and
key
during
bear
weighing
700
pounds
was
INEXCE1.I.KD
FOR
YOl
It
CHILD'S
l'L.Y
WEAK
FASHION
FOOTWEAR
ttie
hours
when
passengers
are
,
killed
in
this
district
bv
W.
Arm-not
either
boarding
or
depart-
j
strong
and
p.
Willis.
Last
year
I
I
t
f
Under
auspices
of
Canadian
Legion
at
the
LEGION
AUDITORIUM,
June
2,
1953
Tickets
available
at:
Legion
Office,
,'27"
Club
Desk;
Legion
Officers
and
Legion
Executive.
$2.50
PER
PERSON
REFRESHMENTS
INFORMAL
ing
from
ships
or
trains
arriving
and
leaving
the
city
of
the
same
pair
tracked
a
grizzly
with
a
foot
print
of
12'
inches
but
didn't
catch;
up
wi'h
it.
-When-
tne
preseirtations
were
.
prir.e
Rupert."
Mr.
Withers
recompute
league
president
Dick
ported.
"We
found
both
rooms
Mills
introduced
Bill
McKinnon
to
be
of
ample
size
and
to
b;
who
entertained
the
company,
jn
a
clean
and
presentable
con-for
a
short
time
with
his
brief
:
ditien.
recitations.
Roy
Evans
then
led
j
"The
purpose
of
the
rooms
,the
group
in
a
merry
sing
song'
being
locked
is
to
keep
out
un-
which
everyone
thoroughly
en-
desirable
characters
as
a
safeguard
to
the
travelling
public.
(oniiicitiS
Scu
I
0
i
joyed
j
Dancin?
i'jiiuwed
and
guests
'
and
bowlers
alike
enjoyed
remin-i
i-scing
about
the
season's
many
ups
and
downs,
with
their
good
bowling,
lucky
breaks,
and
tough
.luck.
TRADE
I
arc;
'50
Monarch
Convertible,
completely
automatic
with
every
possible
extra.
Ail
-
A
eOOKUTS
1
lL4-
CATALOGS
(AND
IF
HE
DIDN'T
...
HE
SHOULD
HAVE)
A
Must
See
51
Pontiac
Sedan,
only
24.000
miles,
heater
$1750
'50
Ford
Sedan
New
2-tone
Devil
Eggs
And
Bake
la
Mushroom
Sauce
Extra
good
looking
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THICKS
'51
Ford
Ii
k-up
Exceptional
condition
S1325
'52
Chrvrolet
Pick-up.
Like
new.
Heater
equipped
...
S17!5
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
"The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
WHERE
CRAFTSMANSHIP
COUNTS
.
.
.
COUNT
ON
US!
DIBB
PRINTING
COMPANY
try
v
i,v
c
.;i
TO
TRAVEL?
TO
HAVE
FUN?
TO
HELP
THE
KINSMEN
r2
What
is
the
good
of
a
good
thing
if
no
one
knows
about
it?
TO
HELP
THE
KIDS?
Watch
for
the
Kinsmen
CORONATION
CONTEST
Sfortinq
May
9th
tershire
sauce;
stuff
Into
egg
whites.
Place
eggs
In
a
small
shallow
baking
pan.
ISlend
soup
and
milk;
pour
over
eggs:
sprinkle
cheese
on
top.
Hake
In
a
moderate
oven
375F.)
about
30
minutes
or
Man
Who
Stop?
Advertising
.
To
Save
Money-
Is
Like
Man
Who
Stops
Clock
To
Save
Time"
FiR
lunch
on
a
May
day,
spread
the
sunny
atmosphere
at
your
table.
How?
With
peppy
deviled
eggs,
baked
in
a
sauce
of
cream
ot
mushroom
soup.
This
is
a
luncheon
dish
you
can
practically
fix
while
you
prepare
breakfast.
That
is,
you
can
cook
the
ecK
then.
And
later,
devil
the
yolki
with
lippy
seasonings.
Some
tip
on
the
eeRS
will
help
to
give
best
results.
Have
the
water
sim
until
lightly
browned.
6
servings.
mering
Instead
of
boiling
as
eggs
cook.
Otherwise
they
may
be
tough.
Cool
the
cooked
eggs
quickly
by
Phone
266
Office
opposite
Pnct
Off;
SOVP
SCOOPS
Celebrate
Mother's
Day
With
Steak-Burger:
Dad
or
the
teenagers
might
well
grill
a
steak
dinner
In
honor
of
the
"Lady
of
the
House"
on
Mother's
Day.
The
steak
can
be
a
mighty
fine
version
when
made
with
a
pound
of
ground
beef
and
a
can
14
cups)
of
beet
gravy.
Just
mix
the
beet
with
"4
cup
of
gravy,
cup
fine
dry
bread
crumbs,
1
tablespoon
minced
onion,
Bait
and
pepper.
Shape
this
into
a
large
burger."
about
1
inch
thick.
Broil
running
cold
water
over
them;
this
helps
prevent
yolkg
tinning
dark
And
cool
eggs
are
easier
to
shell
New
Schedule
starting
May
1
and
to
cut.
Eggs
baked
In
a
mushroom
sauce
with
a
generous
sprinkling
of
cheese,
have
real
meltinyour
mouih
flavor.
A
crisp
salad
of
gTeens,
radishes
and
cucumber
until
done
and
well
browned.
Pass
remaining
gravy
to
pour
over
bur
ger.
Dad
can
carve
nieat
and
serve
with
buttered
green
peas
and
fruit
Leave
Prince
Rupert
12:00
Noon
for
companies
the
eggs
nicely.
Last
course,
rhubarb
betty
with
cream
Baked
Deviled
Eggs
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
KETCHIKAN
SERVING
THE
B.C.
NORTHWEST
salad.
Reducers,
Sip
Bouillon
or
Consomme:
If
you're
trying
to
lose
weight,
keep
canned
bouillon
or
consomme
on
hand
for
a
nutritious
snack.
To
prepare
as
a
hot
beverage,
mix
with
an
equal
.amount
of
water;
heat.
Serve
with
a
wedga
of
lemon
If
you
like.
Ona
cup
of
either
beverage
equals
about
30
or
40
calories;
and
it
contributes
protein.
Doctors
often
Include
these
as
"lie
foods"
ou
low
caloria
dlata,
With
Mushroom
Sauce
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Worces
WRANGEL
-
PETERSBURG
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAGE
See
Your
Local
Travel
Agent
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