1
1
-'-vJfr
.
We'dnesaay,
April
2M,
ISsi
SPORTS
ROUND-UP
CCC
Wins
Trap
Shooting
Trap
shooting
out
at
the
Rodi
After
the
Si
Oun
Club's
range
got
off
to
a
j
there
will
hp
J"a"(
good
start
again
when
a
team
,
f
or
other
club
'
Pi
composed
of
employees
o;
the
i
and
It
b
exr"1"''
Ily
GAYLE
TALBOT
Columbia
ueuuiose
cautured
the
i
number
u
Rupert
Radio
Challenge
trophy
from
the
Atlin
Fisheries
team.
The
Cellulose
team
was
captained
by
Harold
Schaeffer,
with'
NEW
YORK
(AP)
Australians
are
fine,
hospitable
people,
whaAhere
are
of
them,
and
as
a
!
three-time
visitor
to
that
country
we
are
happy
that
l
the
Olympic
committee
and
Avery
Brundage
quit
i
horsing
around
and
wade
it
official
that
the
1950
ATTENTlfiu
Indians
Seek
Protection
Of
Lines
From
Industry
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
HAZELTON.
Indians
of
British
Columbia
will
press
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
for
protection
of
family
traplines
from
destruction
by
development
of
forest
and
mining
industry.
FISHERMEN!
Olympic
Games
will
be
held
at
Melbourne.
row
ilslii,
ral
excitei
We
cannot
get
too
George
Robinson,
F.
Allingham,
Victor
Williams,
and
A.
Hamilton
making
up
the
rest
of
the
squad.
Atlin
Fisheries,
original
winners
of
the
trophy,
were
led
off
by
Bill
Woods;
with
Harold
Thorn.
Jim
Bacon,
R.
Montgomery
and
E.
Lugrin.
The
winning
score
was
83
against,
61.
The
winners
were
challenged
to
defend
the
cup
again
this
Sunday
and
the
shoot
will
start
throng
of
visitors.
The
simple
truth
is
that
the
Olympic
planners
do
not
anticipate
any
important
invasion
from
overseas
because
of
the
vast
distances
and
are
quite
prepared
to
settle.
only
dependable
means
of
our
cm
Kh
tan.
FIR
PANTS
over
the
prospect
that
there
may
be
no
equestrian
events
because
of
Australia's
suspicion
of
stranga
horses.
We
have
lookei
it
up
and
discovered
that
there
were
neither
horses
nor
canoe
races
In
the
original
games
outside
Athens'.
The
big
thing
Is
that
the
International
Olympic
body
has
kept
faith
witn
a
great
spurt
spectatorwise,
for
their
own
at
12
noon.
EMPLOYEES
of
QuaKer
Oaus
Company
at
went
on
strike
to
back
up
demands
for
wage
MORE
THAN'
400
Peterborough,
Qnt.
increases
and
other
contract
changes.
Bill
Biiggs,
president
of
Kelso,
in
Scotland,
40
miles
from
Edinburgh,
tlai
the
ruins
of
an
abbey
our:ued
there
m
1120.
sportsmlded
people.
As
for
the
several
thousand
reporters
and
officials
who
may
be
expected
to
accompany
the
athletes
say.
one
to
each
competitorwe
are
assured
that
they
will
find
places
to
sleep
and
that
their
working
and
eat
Leaders
in
the
23rd
annual
convention
of
the
Native
Brotherhood
of
B.C.
here
also
indicated
that
such
a
resolution
would
ask
for
compensation
from
large
companies
whose
development
has
encroached
on
and
damaged
traplines.
Special
attack
by
delegates
was
levelled
at
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Limited
and
the
Aluminum
Company
of
Canada
Limited.
Harold
Sinclair,
Brotherhood
executive
officer
representing
the
Sketna
River
bands,
forecast
"complete
and
total
destruction
of
Our
trapping
unless
we
are
offered
some
protection.
"When
the
forests
are
gone.
Local
293,
United
Packinghouse
Workers
of
America,
(ClO-CCL)
pins
a
picket
captain's
armlet
on
the
coat
of
Elizabeth
Anne
C'Shaughnessy.
livelihood.
Robin
Kenball,
fur
supervisor
of
B.C.
and
the
Yukon
and
liaison
officer
between
the
Game
Department
and
the
Indian
Affairs
Branch,
told
convention
delegates
his
department
and
the
B.C.
Game
Commission
were
"very
sympathetic"
with
this
problem.
Percy
Young,
district
forester
of
Prince
Rupert,
said
the
proper
way
of
filing
a
complaint
w:is
by
way
of
resolution.
"There
is
nothing
in
the
Forestry
Act
today
which
gives
authority
for
protection
or
com
country
which
wanted
the
famn
and
which
is
preparing
to
give
the
task
a
terrific
rasslc
despite
manifold
obstacles.
Our
RIRllI;
fUrtii,
SlIOB
ing
conditions
will
be
good
If
not
ideal.
Yankee
Game
Ends
in
Melee
After
Martin
Slugs
Courtney
personal
guess
is
that
me
Melbourne
games
will
be
a
thundering
success.
For
one
thing,
the
chairman
of
the
Australian
committer,
.Arthur
Coles,
is
a
man
with
a
Football
Season
etc
FISHERMEN'S
ALL
PANTS
-
Best
tailor,
sizes.
Sells
at
1200
pas
Now,
pair
,
SIXEPISG
RORJsI
pensation
to
trappers
from
any
so
are
the
fur-bearing
animals.
'
.
.
......
long
record
for
having
Hot
NEW
YORK
H
New
York
inning
game
Tuesday
night
that
k
h
j
n
g
s
d(methe
bigger
the
Yankees
edged
St.
Louis
Browns
ended
in
a
free-for-all
and
pop
challenge
the
better.
upper,
lined
SpmnJ
4&
JbmtkL.
l
I
said
Sinclair.
"Trapping
is
the
damage
by
logging,
ne
-u
'
JiiW,
.!,.
J-
'
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....
J
i
t
.
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r;
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6-
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.
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v
'
.
.
at
,
-
...
t
.
1
.-..:
r
"
"
.
,
'
n
7-6
in
a
bitterly-contested
10-
bottle
shower
from
irate
Brownie
t
Co,,s
has
gathered
the
most
fans
I
capable
citizens
of
Melbourne
Regular
Trapping
Suggested
Opens
Tonight
The
football
season
will
be
officially
under
way
tonight
when
General
Motors
and
CYO
meet
in
the
first
game
for
the
North
Star
trophy.
Oeneral
Motors
team
will
be
picked
from
the
following
named
players
who'
are
asked
to
be
ready
to
start
the
game
at
7
p.m.
Players
Boulter;
Eby
leap
Play
Tightens
I'
.
FOR
A
lm
LASTING
yftL
The
fight
developed
when
around
him.
Is
bringing
In
,cx-1
,
,
,
.
V
i
perienced
outside
help.
Through.
Brownie
Catcher
Clint
Courtney
ut
Austraa
mPn
,n
tm)x,rtar.t
I
crashed
into
Phil
Rizzuto
trying
i
posiUons
expt.rts
in
housing,
j
to
stretch
a
single
into
a
double
;
comimmicaUon.x,
transportation
1
to
start
the
bottom
half
of
the
I
d
,.
are
kPon;y
aware
the
In
Mixed
Five-Pin
Loop
With
league
play
nearing
ai.
end
in
the
mixed
five-pin
bowl-
Branch
and
the
natives,
an
experiment
had
been
conducted
in
Ontario
in
recent
years
whereby
an
almost
extinct
population
of
muskrat
had
been
developed
into
a
tremendous
growth.
By
careful
planning
in
protective
water
storage
facilities,
better
trapping
methods
and
farming
of
fur.
in
a
few
years
trappers
were
taking
$4.00!)
worth
of
fur
each
from
former
barren
grounds.
A
simpler
project
could
be
tried
in
B.C.,
said
Mr.
Kendall.
Mr.
Kendall
offered
the
following
solutions
which,
he
said,
would
take
care
of
the
immediate
problems
of
native
trappers:
Co-operative
movement
in
trapping,
exercised
by
all
trappers
in
one
locale
in
farming
trap
lines.
Stocking
of
traplines
with
live-caught
beaver.
'
Regular
trapping
of
their
lines.
Mr.
Kendall
said
that
through
co-operation
with
the
Game
Department,
the
Indian
Affairs
10th.
'
games
are
coming
to
their
coun-
In
the
top
of
the
10th,
the
:
try
and
are
anxious
to
help.
We
Yankees
i.ad
taken
a
7-6
lead
:
accompanied
one
committee,
on
wheii
Gil
McDougald
scored
on
,
publicity,
which
drove
60
miles
a
forced
play,
knocking
the
ball
'
out
of
Melbourne
to
confer
with
out
of
Courtney's
mitt.
-
Coles.
tain).
Robinson
(vice-captain);
Sundberg,
Eckert,
Maron,
Talt,
Bowman,
Pat
Wilson,
C.
Mills,
D.
Murray;
H.
McKay,
Pcnsamo,
C
GLske,
Morvan.
.
.
LUS
i
ing
league,
play
for
playoff
posi-!
tions
is
becoming
more
intense.
Phoned
Office
opposite
POjt
Jerry's
has
a
big
lead
in
"B'
of
athletic
officials
General
Motors
will
probably
After
Courtney
had
upset
Riz-
Numbers
UJVlSlon
out
uuier
pusuiu.i
.
vnnlrw.
second
hflsemnn
New
Schedule
A
f!
storting
Moy
1
0
j
and
reporters
expecting
to
make
be
without
their
star
centre-half
the
long
trip
"in
'56
have
been
m.
Bishop,
and
Lien
will
not
be
asking
about
Melbourne
and
its
;
ovaijable
either,
but
they
will
capacity
.
to
absorb
a
large
have
adequate
reserves
on
hand.
could
change
easily
during
theBUly
Martin
siugged
Courtney,
next
three
weeks
of
play.
plavel.s
rom
both
dugouts
Following
are
standings:
j
rusned
out
t0
tne
centre
of
the
"A"
Division
'diamond
in
one
of
the
wildest
Headpinncrs
58;
Pushovers
53;
!
melees
seen
in
St.
Louis
In
years.
Shenton's
48;
Fanion
Footwear)
other
results:
44;
Cook's
Jewellers
43;
Broad-j
WIL
Victoria
2,
Yakima
5;
Areas
Cou!d
Be
Re-Stocked
Leave
Prince
Rupert
j
12:00
Noon
for
LaBU
The
Fisheries
Department
was
"only
too
willing"
to
co-operate
NEW
STOCK
...
LOW
-
LOW
PRICES
with
the
Indians
and
most
res
way
Cafe
41;
Canada
me
4u;
i
Wenatchee
1,
Lewiston
2;
Ed-
ulations
regarding
fishing
did;
orphans
38;
Ocean
View
Hotel
monton
1,
Salem
2;
Calgary
2,
x;
not
affect
Indians
when
fishing
KETCHIKAN
WRANGEL
PETERSBURG
-
-
JUNEAU
and
other
Alaskan
centres
In
connection
with
such
projects,
suitable
areas
could
be
stocked
with
beaver
to
reestablish
denude:!
colonies.
Mr.
Kendall
himself
is
engaged
in
trapping
beaver
alive
in
"nuisance
districts"
and
such
beaver
are
sold
to
trappers
at
$10
each.
Figures
showed,
he
said,
that
from
one
pair
of
beaver
a
trap
MEN'S
JACKETS,
Popular
styles,
from
S14.50
BOYS'
JACKETS,
new
designs,
from
$10.25
See
the
Boys'
Health
Jacket
by
Pape
ft
33;
99
Taxi
32;
Miller
Bay
'
,28;
Tri-City
4;
Spokane
4-3,
Van-Penguin
Hobby
20.
!couver2-4.
"B"
Division
AMERICAN
Boston
2,
Detroit
Jerry's
55;
Northern
Glass
47;
1
0;
New
York
7,
St.
Louis
6;'
Harold's
45;
Jersey
Farms
42;
i
Washington
4,
Chicago
5;
Phila-
I
Acme
Clothiers
40;
Thorn
Sheet
delphia
3,
Cleveland
2.
Metal
40;
Bulger's
40;
Daily
i
NATIONAL
Chicago
5,
Pitts-
:
News
36:
Hill's
Shoe
Store
36;
;
burgh
3;
Milwaukee
4,
New
York
:
for
food.
Mr.
Reade
called
it
"very
poor
administration"
when
Ed
Na-haney,
Brotherhood
business
agent,
reported
he
had
been
confined
to
poor
streams
on
the
with
connections
to
WHITEHORSE
SEATTLE
ANCHORAG!
THE
SPORTS
SHOP
North
Shore
by
his
fishing
per-jconrad
Street
School
34;
Booth
1;
Cincinnati
1,
Brooklyn
5;
St.
!
R
Yottr
Ifornl
Trvl
Ant
per
had
taken
120
furs
and
was
I
I
High
School
33;
Hi-Jackers
30.
j
Louis
6,
Philadelphia
5.
UQie
LU
imp
OO
UfUL"
ill
nnr
(
lO.th
year.
Each
year
thereafter.!
conditions
would
Improve.
"The
federal
government
has
$51)
.000
to
S6U.0OO
a
year
to
give
to
the
province
for
such
cooperative
projects.
AH
we
are
looking
for
is
co-operation
from
you,
the
native
trappers.
"Obey
the
game
laws
for
they
KsrfcA
inmk
of
'
-
t
ji
'h
W
c
t
t
-
S
1
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:
I-
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t
"
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'
'
,
"'
41
For
Free
Home
Delivery
Phone
654
are
made
for
your
protection
and
conservation
of
game
and
fur-bearers
for
yourself
and
your
children.
If
you
antagonize
the
game
warden
or
the
fisheries
officer
you
can't
expect
much
co-operation
from
them."
The
convention
was
told
that
trappers
in
Tweedsmuir
Park
area
"have
been
very
well
looked
after"
for
loss
through
flooding.
Mr.
Kendall
said,
however-,
that
in
order
for
any
trapper
to
receive
compensation
for
any
kind
of
damage
it
was
necessary
LUCKY
LAGER
RAINIER
BEER
PILSENER
BEER
U.B.C.
BOHEMIAN
CASCADE
BEER
to
make
returns
of
eatches
for
estimates
of
trapline
values.
Many
native
trappers
had
failed
to
make
such
returns.
OLD
STYLE
BEER
i
In
connection
wiih
.
fishing
w
i
rj
"
.
-
BURTON
type
ALE
4
OLD
COOHTRY
ALE
SILVER
SPRING
STOUT
4X
CREAM
STOUT
salmon
for
food,
Gordon
Reade,
supervisor
of
fisheries,
Prince
Rupert,
said
he
was
"amazed"
at
some
complaints
registered
by
delegates
and
offered
"immediate
investigation."
Complaints
dealt
with
cases
where
Indians
had
been
reserving
or
restricted
in
fishing
salmon
for
food
in
various
v
r
.
Mr.
Reade
said
Indian
fishermen
had
the
right
to
fish
anywhere
they
like,
how
they
like,
and
as
much
as
they
like,
provided
fish
caught
were
not
wasted.
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