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DAILY
M'UUK
GOOD
APPOINTMENT
Thursday,
August
12,
1937.
The
appointment
of
L.
W.
Patmore
to
theilnternation-
al
Halibut
Commission
in
place
of
George
J.
Alexander
is
one
that
will
meet
general
approval
on
the
waterfront
;here.
IMr.
Patmore
knows
the
problems
of
the
fishermen
and
will-undoubtedly
do
his
part
toward
securing
for
them
such
'amendments
to
the
regulations
,as
it
.is
tpqssjble
for
"one
to
influence.
t
SCIENTIFIC
-FLIfiHTS
While,
from
a
scientific
point
of
view,
the
flights
made
-by
'Kussian
-aviators
over
the
North
(Pole
may
:be
valuable,
such
flights
can
hardly
be
looked
upon
yet
as
a
commercial
practicability.
,For
the
past
week
or
two
a
third
plane
has
been
waiting
a
favorable
opportunity
to
take
off
and
finally
got
off
today
for
New
York
via
Faii;ban.ks,
Edmonton
and
Chicago.
The
fact
that
the
route
is
open
for
only
;a
few
weeks
in
the
middle
of
summer
makes
it
impossible
for
general
purposes
and
of
little
value
for
var
purposes.
Possibly,
as
Arctic
flying
develops,
this
route
.may
be
of
value
but,
A
SILLY
DISCUSSION
J
Following
-a
court
decision
in
Hamilton
in
which
a
man
was
said
to
be
right
in
chastising
(his
wife,
-;a
Victoria
newspaper
has
been
interviewing
many
people
with
a
view
to
.finding
oiit
what
was
the
local
qpinion
:on
the
subject.
We
suggest
that,
for
the
dog
days,
the
subject
.may
;be
allowed
but
it
should
be
relegated
to
a
humor
department.
No
matter
vhat
the
common
law
of
.England,
modern
common
sense
will
prevail
in
such
matters.
To
discuss
them
seriously
is
to
be
extremely
silly.
LIKE
MARKETING
CONTROL
The
people
who
come
under
the
Marketing
Act
seem
io,iiKe
11.
uy
-insuring
a
steauy
.mai'Kei
ior
iarm
produce
instead
of
glutting
the
rnarkqt
at
times
and
then
having
a
period
of
scarcity
the
growers
and
the
people
oi
the
province
should
benefit.
While
there
are
objections
to;
interfering
with
the
liberty
of
the
individual,
it
has
been'
shown
that
there
are
times
when
this
liberty
may
be
curbed
with
benefit
to
the
whole
community.
Many
of
us
t.haye
disliked
this
interference
with
personal
liberty
but
..it
is
in
line
with
the
spirit
of
the
age
and
may
eventually
:
develop
into
a
general
scheme
which
will
.benefit
the
whole
'country.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
OATALA
KVKKY
TUKSIMY,
1:30
F.M
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
r,S,8.(CAUHKNA
,FKUJAY,
10:30
r.M.
"Due
Vancouver,
.Monday
.r
jn
.If
convenient
pleasn
purchas
tlcketa
at
office.
.Further
formation
regarding
reservations
.and
(tickets
from
"A.VV.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Ituprrt
Atent,
Third
Avo.
.Flione;668
JASPER
PARK,
Aug.
12;
"We
have
more
than
seventy
reserva-tions
already
for
the
annual
Totem
Pole
Golf
tournament
to
be
played
here
September
5
to
11
and
these
reservations,
coming
so
far
in
ad
vance
of
former,
years,
lead
us
tto
Edmonton,
will
have
a
particular-
1934.
Steamship
Sailings
for
the
present,,
it
does
not
seem
to
be
suited
for
anything
jFor
Vancouver-
but
scientific
work.
Mondays
as.
Pr.
Rupert.
...
3
p.m.
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
P.
Adelaide..
.10
pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
10:30
p.m.
Sat
Ss.
Pr.
Alice
5:30
p.m.
Aug.
18
Ss.
Pr.
Loulse....5:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m.
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
....
a.m.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
a.m.
Friday
ss..Pr.
Louise
a.m.
Ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m.
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart
Sunday
ss.
Catala
.8
p.m.
Friday-
ss.
Pr.
George
3
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
....11;30
a.m.
Saturday
ss.
Pr.
George
...
7
p.m.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-.
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.
From
Naas
lUver
and
Port.
Simpson
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
....11(30
a.m.
For
Ocean
Falls
Monde.yss.Pr.
Rupert
,3
tp.m.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
jo
p.m.
Saturday
ss.
Pr.
George.
...
7
p.m.
From
Ocean
Falls-Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
.......
10
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a.m.
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
.4
p.m.
Ss.
Carderia
p.m.
!
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug,
14
and
28
P.
Charles
10
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Aug.
12
and
26
ss.
P.
Charles
a.m.
For
Alaska-Monday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
....
a.m.
Bs.
Pr.
Robert
1
p.m.
Wednes.
Ss.
Pr.
Rupert
....
1
p.m.
Frlday-Ss.;Pr.
Louise
a.m.
From
Alaska-
Monday
8s.
Pr.
Ilupert
.
..
9
a.m.
I
Satur.
Ss.
Pr;
Alice
p.rh.!
August
22
Ss.
Pr.
Robert
9
a.m.
From
Skeena
Hlver
'
Friday
5.
Cardena
p.'m.
THE'
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
August
,
1S31,
MANY
WILL
PLAY
GOLF
Looks
Liki
Ike
Jasper
er
Ipr!
Park
SPORT
CHAT
I
Bracketing
of
Australia
and
New
'I
7ortllMt
linrlM
tUn
.....
A
li.Knlnnl.,
;Hecpjd..t
y
List
l
or
&
Zealanders,
To(en
Trophy
D,.
'
'
.
.,.,
(Tennis
Association
Is
emphatic
that
persons
touring
the
two
coun
tries
visit
Australia
and
New
Zealandnot
Australasia.
Jople
Waalberg,
swimlng
at
Za-andyk,
in
Holland,
broke
(hi
,w.
men's
world
200-metre
breast
strok
Our
golf
course
has
had
such
mendatlo'
reeardinB
in,reasert
an
heavy
patronage
this
year
mat
coraodati0
at'
Wemby
Stadium
word
has
.been
spread
around
of
its.
for
iblgger
soccer
matches.
Variour.
excellent
conoinon.
a
w
uum-
ecnemei
,
are
,bd
consIdered.
ber
of
the
reservations
this
year
come
from
those
who
.have
partlcl-
,Hunll
...
on
:
1
T
.
it'
.1
..
0
4i
a
e
.
:and
iWelsh
rejiresenltfUve
teams
wjll
also
compete.
1
iWhen
lost
its
YANKS
WIN
TWO
GAMES
believe
:that
our
tnameri
Tigers
for
second
place
year
i
assume
.recutu-ullB
the
mark
of
H.
Mayaheta,
Japan,
proportions,"
reclared
Robert
Som-
mervllle,
manager
of
Jasper
Park
TneEngllsh
Football
AsOClatlon
Lodge
here
today.
MuMi
ii.q
nnt.
m.,iP
mn,.
'
.
4iaiiuuKii
iiciiii
v
uu
v
criLi
a
tun.
,
.
.
.
pated
in
previous
tournaments
but
"
51
n
ai
"ew
rK
an
ur00K"
It
is
pleasing
to
note
that
many
of
wfr
S.
d
K
;phode
J
Yorkshire
Z
?
!
at
Philadelphia,
postponed
on
-
-
-....-.w..
account
of
rain.
the
reservations
come
from
players
has
takpVnTpntv
f
uHf
L-at
who
have
not
yet
competed
for
our
,and
ere.he
is
pro
to
Perthshire
Totem
(Pole,".
he
said.
...ft,
-
,
t.
T
nn.
fV.n..n
...nA
1
O
1
nw
I
.iju&b
jrcui
biiic
wcic
lui
Lyi-
petitors
in
the
tournament,
which
makes
a
big
competition
from
any
angle,
the
official
record,
of
186
establish
ce
ihocHey
is
popular
on
t'
s
Illinit
'
'.Tii
:?filftl.
Afivnn
Tntrn.
This
was
only
two
short
of
'
du-,
;E
lih
university
Ill.tVHfa
:n'
vuni-.nirn
lrni.
1
As
thbulk
of
eda.few.yearsago
Adi
vy
is
attract-
the
entries
come
in
dur
ig
the
ing
ckwi.
'
latter
part
of
August,
it
begins
to
-
;
look
as
if
the
tournament
this
year
Cambridge
wejBhl
scores:
National
-League
Pittsburg,
1;
Chicago,
5.
Cincinnati,
2;
St.
Louis,
3
American
League
St.
Louis,
2-2;
Cleveland,
5-7.
Philadelphia,
4;
Washington,
5.
New
York,
8-10;
Boston,
5-4
(second
game
called
in
seventh
inning
on
account
of
darkness).
Chicago
at
Detroit,
posponed
on
account
of
rain.
Baseball
Standing:
win
estaousn
an
aii-umc
recuiu.
putter
df
the
joint
universi'y
"Never
in
the
history
of
Jasper
athHcitUm
of
athletes
tourint'
-Inf,.""n,GamM.Up
To
Yesterday
has
the
course
been
in
such
excel-
the
jphiVeJl
'States
and
Canada,1
v-HomiT,,,..,
.w.vv..u.v.u...
vv.B..v
made
a
hurried
dash
by
road
to
rhlritrn
an
green,
now
dressed
up
with
Clark-
m
.aboard
,-the
,I!erent'aria
at
son
grass,
instead
of
the
old
type
Southampton.'
e
,
,
vt
bent
grass,
Is
a
perfect
gem
and
'
only
gcs
to
add
an
additional
thrill
Tf)e
mu
f
lhe
p
gh
52
to
the
enjoyment
of
nlayine
what
..
.....
""own
to
n.ei
leam
was
uaneu
aiier
,
Cincinnati
41
,
,
.
.
U1
has
been
'termed
by
many
crack
,
,;.),'
m,..
,.!
ai,.,i
.
J"
go
ers
as
"one
of
the
most
mag-
el
,
,Jf
,hft
got
.the
cwin
thu
.phaef
nhi;-
JJ
nlflcent
finishing
holes
on
the
con.
cal)ta,n.,
tocd
hat
a
hope,
'Tmerican
League
"ne,nt-
with
11
Aberdonians
present,"
w-aw
York
'
'
no
All
western
cities
are
already
re-
he
replied,
adding
that
a
wi.e
n0ston
presented
in
the.
entry
list'
and
it
referee
vuve
them
a
nminv
to
.1
wonlrt
nnnearthnt.
thf.nresent.
hnlH-
iu-
'
'
"eiruu
7
I-1
f
illlUV
-MJJ.
er
or
ine
tropny,
J.
a.
starkey,
oi
Chlcago
59
Cleveland
45
ly
difficult
task
this
year-to'reUUn
iternaUonal
K
"f
n
possessir,!!
of
the
internationally
tnin
wi-
mnrriPH
famous
trophy.
M,M
Irpne
jfortoII
recently
-to
Philadelphia
29
in
the
War-
'
.-
of
Brailes,
'.."--.
.jeutte(1
to
Clapton
Flylntc
for
40
hours,
55
min-
:
hamstow
Avenue.
36
42
44
47
54
57
57
C2
29
40
40
43
51
54
06
8
utes,
hrnest
Jachmann
of
Ber-
I
he
.hrjKhjh,
Rugby
Leatrue
will
Leajjue
jriyal,
came
to
the
rescue
lin
has
broken
the
world's
jrhd-
-lane
pari
in
the
Jntornatinnnl
and
'the'cliiba
will
.Hharelthe
sann
ing
record
of
3G
hours,
35
min-
tournament
hTt
this
year's
.Pari
enclosure.
utes
set
up
by
.Kurt
Schmidt
in
Exhibition.
Australian,
French
-
.The
Jam
Sahib
!of
Nawanajrer,
one
of
India's
.foremost
cricket
enthusiadts,
has
ibeen
elected
vYoyton
iFootball
Club
.p'reihint
of
Itlie.
Indian.
Cricket
Osborne
Road
Kround,
Board
of
Control.
Playground
Hoop
Games
Seal
Cove
Defeats
To
21
Acropolis
.29
Tho
second
official
game
of
the
Ciyro
dUsketball
League
wart
playe.l
last
evening
in
the
Exhibition
Hall
with
Acropolis
lo-.in
R..nl
Cove
29
to
21.
The
Margin
of
(Leadership
;in
American
,pny
i,f
the
first
half
wtt
cnuH
'
Leacue
lsilncreased
to
Eleven
ous.iIn.Ue
v
first
minute
bnilth
.
....
i...,;
niwl
n.ll.iir
r.amPS
fii-it
off
n
tOlll
Oil
L.QVC.
i.U"n
'o.it
ripened'
IJ'ie
scoring
r
BOSTON,
August
12:
(Canadian
Seal
Cove.
The
play
was
fairly
Press)
New
York
'Yankees.
by
win-
even
with
numerous
points
belli
ning
a
double-header
from,
the
Bos-
.trlted
by
each
side.
At
half-time
ton
Red
Sox,
Increased
their
Am-
i
wore
stood
D
to
11
for
Seai
erican
League
leadership
by
one
full
Cove.
game
'to
eleven
and
half
games
ffl'.e
second
half
was
fast
m
yesterday
while
the
'Red
Sox
drop-
fir
'our
with
numerous
'fouls
Ip-mH
inn
ti
uith
ihP.Mio
nt.rnlt
:
lied
on
both
sides.
The
ui"nnnt
01
ine
game
wus
.uwn
T
UA.
XTI1
T
Am.&
nUinnrrrx
P.
'9
HIV;
SllOt
Il'Om
CGnire
lli
viic
xiaituuai
utasu
iiitagw
Cubs,
playing
at.
home,
won
over
"
Th
.scnre,re
were
orjiesapo,
;
Pittsburgh
Pirates
and
their
lead
1
Crinjlile
wilh
.11
Wlliea
JIij;
over
the
idle
New
York
Olarits
now
Thp
teams
were:
)
stands
at
six
and
a
half
games.
Cove
Grimble
(U
Vv-ednesday'fi
Big
League
baseball
.T.-ir-dquiit
(7),
Rlain
fG,;
Acropolis
Montesanb
CI1).
:Russanich
(4),
B,
O'Neill
(3),
Q'Neil
(.2),
Smith
tl.
Tjjtql.
21,
atimekeeper,
r
ranees
juoeiou.
Scorikettor,
D.
Clarke.
'
Iteferee.l).
Montesano.
j
The
Senior
C.irls
basketball
irame
was
played
on
Tuesday,
niKht
with
Acropolis
defeating.
Sea
'Cove
11
to
3.
,
'
Two
'Matches
In
Tennis
Tourney
Darkness
(Prevented
Completion
.of
J
Some
JJlay
Ust
"Njs!t
644
Only
two
matches
were
completed
580
last
night
In
thi
clty
tehijrs'chnmp-
.556
U
viu'lilp-1
bqfore
darkness
prevented
.525
further.
play.
)
,471
'A.
H.
'Hill-Tout
and
Mrs.
Gibson
.418
defeated
Dr.
II.
N.
.Brdcklesby
and
,404
Mis.'
E.
Flrilcy
6-2,"
12-10.;
.392
C.
F.
Jpsllii
and
C.
J;
Norrlngton
defeated
Sam
Joy
an"d
'Joe
Scott.
.704
6-0,
6-4.
.588
Draw
for
tonight:
C,N:R.
6:30
.588
P-ni-
Woods
vs.
MacPh.ee.
7l30
p.m.
.578
MaqPhee
and
,
Miss
Rivett
vs
Davis
'
.4C0
and
Miss
E.
Davis.
1
.445
;Rupert
Club--6:30
p.m.
;Dayls
vs.'
.327
O'Neill.
7:30
p.m.
.Lambe
and
Far-'
,299
quhar
vs."
Joslln
and
.Norrlngton.'
Imuerial
TennU,
Court
6:30
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