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Tug of War

in spite of muddy roads and a

riownpoin- of rain. over seven hun- dred people gathered _in the_Mon- tague Rl-ilk Oli Thilrddly llilht to witness the final pulisfortne Grant and Hessian trbpluce. competition has been running high between Victoria Cris, Potato Blingers Jun- iors, Valleylisld Wetit and Cardi- gan Head (lilhtweight tell.!IB).

The first of these to go into ac-

tion were victoria Crossand Car- digan Head Victoria Cross pulled their opponents acrou the line in two straight pulls. The first last- ing i4 seconds and the second 88 seconds.

Then came the heavyweight

teams-Murray River vs Kilmuir (champions). Kiimuir won in two straight pulls. First pull took 1 min. 42 3-4 seconds, and the second took 2 min. 'I 1-4.

The next pull was between iight-

weights-Potato Siingers Jrs.. vs Valleyfield West. Potato Bllngers won in two straight pulls the first taking 40 secs., and thc second 1 min. 20 secs.

Next came Montague Bas-Mahs

vs Murray River (heavyweights). Murray River won in two straight pulls, 41 3-4 secs., and 1 min, 68 1-4 WEB.

Then came the final lightweight

pull betweenvictoria Cross vs. Pct- ato sllngers Jrs. Amid tumultuous cheering- they laid hold qt the rope, The first pull lasted only i min., 26 1-2 secs., and was won by .Vic- toria Cross. The Potato Blingers came back to tie them in the sec- ond pull, the third pull, which de- cided the King’s County Lizht- weight champions was won by Pot- ato Slingers and lasted for three full minutes. This was one of the finest pulls ever to take place in the Montague Rink. Both teams dc- servs great credit. The losing team was presented with theatre tickets by Mr. Allison Mclean for satur- day evening’s show. The Potato Blingers were called to the centre of the rink where B. B. Hessian, K. C.. with a few well chosen re- marks, presented the Hessian Cup to the champion lightweight team of King's County.

Then the Kilmuir hczvyweight

team were called to the centre and were presented with the Grant Trophy by Dr. T. V. Crant. This is the second year for this team to win this much coveted trophy.

Both donors congratulated _the

managment nn the splendid suc- cess of the tug-of-wars thu season and the teams on their fine achievements. Captains of both teams replied fittingly.

Following are the names of those

on the winning teams:

Kilmuir: D. McGowan. J. K. Mc-

Donald, E. Mathieson. M. McDon- ald, J. N. McPherson, P. Beaton, D. Bruce. J. McPhee, `I". Saunders, Captain.

Potato Sllnzers. Irs.: A. Mc8wain

R. Meliish. G. McDonald, W. Mc- Donald, E. Mwwain. W. Campbell, J. McDonald, J. Mcleod, Captain, L. Mellish.

Trophies will he on display in the

rink on Thursday evening.-H

REMAINS IDENTIFIED _

S1-IELBURNE, N. B., Nov. 6. - A

coroner‘s Jury today returned a ver- dict that a skeleton found in the woods near here two weeks ago was that of Gordon McGowan of Mon- treal and that he came to his death by a shot from his own gun.

By boots, his gun and other para-

phemalia, Pearl R.. Ryer definitely identified the remains as those of the man who went out into the woods three years ago and was nev-

“Big _ Four”

Hockey _ Te Into 1 Actio

ams Swing n .Ton ight

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tain about' whether-they am _ __ln¢»"i'or fun" or foe- ndthmlgmfn _ the Maritime r Hockey League 1239*.. °.5...§*‘° ”" i°“'.,,..'”, ‘““ ‘“*°

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rot town' revamped _

Weits will be as home to Ar; C0nn's Halifax Wolverines, while the 'champion Moncton Hawks with alma” MW players meet a pack or n_°n:'°;°ne_w°°s1_1_i£i-;\h__1.g everything

lk; 7: sunt Jam* new forward

the third opening f

Leanne. but nobody know, 10°; ,$2 iz: win be the -actual op,n|,,g_ or _devon the officials of the league , ° °Wll€l`B of the teams or the Pi“l'°'“ "hm-#elves-since President -if-mee E. Wry of the Maritime am- *fur Hwkev association added 1 “lg f°1l°wins statement october ai, !_ Exhibition games wil] be played _fn th; Maritime Hockey League dl;_l'.ll __h0i'. 7 until NOV. 19, gt whigh Q e registration committee of the Canadian Amateur Hockey Ag. iaeciation will have decided whether °°l‘t°ll1 Players who have recently '°°m° ml” U10 Maritime Provinces are eligible to play,"

L°W“° °fll°lBlS._ however, de-

clazed they would wait and sea be. .f°f° “vine mv#-mae about the _schedule for those two weeks be.- .lns exhibition. All lmporfees they ‘$814. had come in under the re- lsidence or business clause, in mg [Canadian Amateur Iiockey Assoc- il°0l°“’= flllirls regarding the move- 1019115 °f Players from one part qf the °°11l'li»!'y to another. They anti- Mime no difficulty in obtaining .the transfers. Bo the League' 30,5 on. Until the transfers are either Kranted cr refused, nothing Wm be said about whether the game; until

goovember i0 are official cr unof- ` lal. i If an transfer-a are granted they will be counted at the end of the 'Wm as Part of the schedule. if One is refused they ffl have to be

de;lared_exl\ibit`i__o___r} tilts. _

ew payers bs - g'|mwn“ b

all four teams tomorrow ,Bkllt Saint John and _Charlottetown l--9 l’-"F-'.7 ones of last yeai-,'~ are

banklnx most heavily' on

tions. Each of these - teams brought in six good nien froth 'Cerf _ml and western canada. Hama; , meant to have more than they get ‘l-0°. but a 8°od many cf their .plans went haywire at __ the" 1;; moment and owner Jack Conn was, .figuratively speaking, left holding ~l»he bel- With three players from Ontario and three from other big four teams-none of them out- 'standing-the team at the present

scheduled fight with Earl Kinsman at Kentville November 12, because ‘°...°°.,,,"i“°.*,f‘.‘.‘..‘¢.°.“..».,."’fii..""‘..°°°. ,$35 s e - ville for the Maritime welterweisht title. The championship bout will be held November 15 at Amherst.

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Superiority 0 v e r Queb ec Amateur Clubs.

(C. P. by Gua.rdlsn’s Speoinl Wire) MONTREAL, Nov. 6--Superiority

of professionals over amateurs was ‘again proven here tonight when Montreal Canadiens of the Nation- al Hockey League defeated three teams from the senior group of tim Quebec Amateur Hockey Associlb/ ion, 5-1, in a charity exhibition? game. `

Canadiens played one period,

each against McGill Universit/y’s championship sextette, Canadiens amateur and Royals. They scored two goals against Canadiens am- ateur and McGill and one against Royals. The lone amateur counter came from the stick of Paul Arcand, husky defenceman from the amateur Canucks who showed up well in practice with the profes- sionals at their Saint John training camp. i Playing against his old team- lmatas and enemies, Jack McGill, blonde winger who tumed profes- sional this year after starring with

marker came through Joe Lamb,

Clem Loughlin chased his Stanley

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Big Game Of Series A B B I E S

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McGill University last year, was . , _-; Lavkne

one. of the shining lights of the _ Canuck attack wth two goals. one SCVCI1 _ Hllndred En Wh“"“‘”' centres

on an assist from Nels Crutchfield, ' . th\lSlH.StIC F3,I\S See Megluhm Brennemnn

another former collegian in his ' M 1-, K.-an first season of professional hockey. » » Jenkins C 0 a c h e d as er Right wing e

George Mantha, brilliant left- Along The S|de|||"|t\S T e 3, m C 3 p t 11 1' e nudaon cetiiiia

Wl!\8€r on the Canadiens’ second ‘ shield Kelly line, iauied two more and the mth . Trophy. '

, aggressive right-wing-:r who came “BIG FOUR.” OPENER, -1-0N|GHT At the Bedeque Rink on Tuesday ,tn Canadiens in a trade with Bos- ' , night before close to seven hundred i011 Bruins- ocknv srnmas the barrier at the local Forum tonight with the enfhu-Sl“ll° 'Fila-°f~W“1' fans the

H re-organized Abegweit crew taking on Red Btu.art’s Wolverines. It wwe' Bedeque T“g'°"w°’ ‘squad

Ji- ~ k = 5 is the locale' :init tear and expectant charlottetown fans, iii-in in ““d°’°°“°h Wwe -’°““”‘S W°“_“h° Dia(-' HdwiQS their belief that this ia an Ahegweit year, are expected to pack the S"°“g‘1“°”“°‘}, ffphl 2;” ‘ef

_ forum re capacity to watch the aedrhurs in aeiion. while it will oe the §,’m§c, gfigce C,fL§§‘§y_“

1 Us p f€ Ss ¢ U e Abbies first game, Wolverines have already shown that they are to be It was a nghtmidetermmed L0w_

I W k highly r°°ktfnedthw1% 1f;'°¢°'r:‘d “S 2:” reakbgisters °; the £122' gg er Bedeque team that took the field

some quar rs, e o pac gave e opes rs a. ru e awa _

n 0 r 0 at home` ice the other night when they tumed back the conquerors of ¥,‘I_;3;;§5t$,l§e3f itge ggggzlnug-Q;

Mcncton‘s mighty Hawks, Atlantic City Seagulls, 3 to 1. Paymer ’,md ws excellent c0,,ch_

(C. P. By Guardian‘s Special Wire) On the Halifax lineup tonight will be three faces familiar to Abe- Rev Samuel Pmfm “wed them with ST. IJOUIS, Nov. 6.-Here to set gweit hockey followers. MoGiashen. Bubar and Hudson, former red and mini, determination to win In me

the National Hockey League season black wearers have been acquired by the Halifax team and reports ms, wg which lasted the mu th,-ee in motion Thursday night, Cliicago’s emanating from the home of the Wolves say that these boys are playing minutes the starting ribbon Wen; 0llUl1l>l°!\ BIBCK HS-WKS !li'=\Sl1€d 1111- the best hockey of their careers. No doubt they will be greeted with a. back and fourth wmm, a (ew inches

ggessive form in a brief wor-kout U0- warm reception by the fans tonight as they skate out on the ice in of the swam; Stick, neither team

enemy livery.

BEAVEBS TACKLE IIAWKS

Gun defenders on to the ice beforol ' ~ edge on the.play although pressed the regular practice session of St. N'rEp,E5T IN New Brungwmg _hard enough themselves by meh- op- mum Eagles “nd their °°mbmam°n I will be centered on the home of `ponents. When the referee 001100 n°“mh°s gave me "wird" “me” the Beavers, where the Bt. John time Lower Bedeque had won the 'flkoiiyrfnto gdtctezlnizutandi “my Wm pf"y'h°s” t§h'm°BH°‘v,§“, P11111 bg, suaigggdotsg sxcitement I um in count,” oak m Tailenders ast year e ene c - _ n e ms H htm

'1°"' n° e 3 K an team have been greatly strength- I ran high with both tea g Q

mos

-intra-team match. _ mm they did ai

moment seems seriously weakened ened and have shown lots of prom for a vi¢l01'Y W from last year. Moncton Hawks,| miie tggrgfgvigg tfgéggfei’ osgag; ise in their workouts. But they will to the point bli__lb_exl;_1;l_1_l;§_l0;\_B__;lls_::_‘_§_ Mlm CW h°u°"» °“°°°°d°d 'Wy arugged session. There was but one have "° b° 3°°d' Hawks' °‘lm°“gh (C. P. By Gnardlsn’s special Wire) men, an tlgé; myme Bedeque Rink well in patching up punctures re- practice for the SL mum ouum as losing three of their stars to the AMHER_sT_ N_ s__ Nov_ 5_shem! exe e_i;i_en__he :referee culled time at °°“'°d by ha” V’ P"°f°°”1°“°l|agQirlst two most other days since ranks °f me pm' have mn A 10. D. Shipley, Secretary of the Mar- 3 wud or three mmutes and deciar. Wm” and °mm they cm 11°" me they moved here from their former Wemth M h.°°key material' Besides |itime Provinces Branch of the Am- detfmt Lower Bedeque had won me old mul; llaih thi! Y¢l“'- home at Ottawa Ont. Veterans °f "h° tem th” ha" ateur Athletic Union of Canada. e H d Trophy by a margin of

. several additions that should fit in sen, out ms mt plea ,O Mamma ago £1; ht ___ches_ Bom mm were

0 C ll Offs Down THE ALLEvsi ‘;'.°‘.‘..»°":;‘..;‘“f.. 31:? "“‘“’ ”°°*=°»' “dv ‘°:..““°s°.‘.“‘°.‘.: 2--lv 1- rf-

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--' _ ' °“ “"0 mee “fl °l e "'““ ““ ' at the conclusion ivir. Hee

fc. r. ay Guardian special wire) - mlshtv stwssles wniaht as the ateur Hockey Association. 1-ieieavea _ _ ,esmted me Trophy AM!=iERaS'l‘, N. S.. Nov. ,-Bobby' 'H(_n'Y NAME CLUB BOWHNG teams start out on the long grind 10;- Toronto Monday to represent 2f"’c“§r',t1fA'§,,"f,n,f;t Mc;s,,m_ of me

on °f ‘7°¢3m5 md“y “ard bn ms that ultimately Mm' ~t‘° 'me Mlm Mumnw mckeydom at the meet' Lower Bedellue team. complimentlns

Cup piaydowns. _ _ -ing. Although he made the same them on meh. had mushy, vicmfy,

league for the coming season was further strengthened late-

ly with the announcement of a new

» a

3161 entry to the junior ranks. The team Dizzy mln S management he presented the UP

is to be known as the Royals and per Freetcwn team, who had some

1882 ` °

. i , ith a $10.00

:ii t,...”;;“i...i:;.°.z°’°i...;” _$25000 Fa” ;.“.i“:.“i::..l., ....

' and Ev McNeill, all well-known in ‘ winners of the cup and who had

local sport circles.. ’

HE MOVE IB further proof of

are taking in local sport circles,

the success of last year’s Junior Abegweits, and the great bid of the baseball team for a Maritime title this past summer displaying the talents that exist -in the youngsters

through the We limit but the new additions are considered to be just as good material.

O C C MEETING TONIGHT

'l' is sixrlwrlin that an Ialanri I Association for Junior and in-

attend.

NEW JUNIOR TEAM' he has not received any iniorma- h n_sm,m1;ke spirit

2°” tion from the clubs to date. He referred t° t e gpgo ed they would

1 an P

gg; PROMISE OF A “mug junmr muclpatiz 1§;t2;?1m°“1ty in °b' lzfsvtggeizggrfuck next year. Mr. Hush

s r s ers.

T the hold that the Junior ieagues| 51-_' 1_,0U1s, Mo., Nov. 6-Their Bedeque team, a prize of____. _“_

attending our schools and wllew-i "we Just talked about other bun- pulls Old ____ vs_ CM,mn_ The

C O C | n

ND BY 'PHE WAY. the ~l\ml°\‘f tracts." explained Dizzy. Paul was §o§_i_h_l_:~le<;e_<i_ue___l>;_v_:c_i> ___ gm" “_

A Abbies are all set for another silent, grlemed Conch Mn Robert gage,-_

year. Rumor has it that they! .-Contracts for the Desnxnwill be gm nm pun w'as won by Cmewn

are to take to the ice shortly with, forwarded to them by il in in mtymve seconds_ m me second 5 “Wm Jul' "5 'l"°n¢ '“ mst yen,” Jm““y' “mug with me °°m'mct'5 pull North Bedciiuc hcld their op- Quebec-Maritime champions. Theyl to-other players, which is our usual ponents for the mu Mme of three have lost some of the players- custom," said Breadon. minutes and won the mg by g few

F,.,,,,, M`¢g,,,.,1y ’..‘;’.‘."ir5§.'.?°.i:§‘.f.‘.1'..‘.§‘.'.“l‘.‘-;i "““°““` H0174 R0®`l U Y ~ .

T33 “...,e-»‘°"”" if.‘a§.'f“&‘ii‘”?;° l°{.e°°»2 Cup Se rr es Guardian And

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roimwmo mould inter- ' ‘

I uthhmmdemumeow-"i£i*:hyUnte‘::nrf“§,ig;iti)r;f: n n e r 3

having much advantage, but the Lower Bedeque seemed to have the

request a. few days ago, he says and then, “anna ,md ,km He also

“mms Morrison, the other donor of the cull

also congratulated the WlI\!`i91'S On

k ` their victory und on behalf oi the

° C 0 n t r a c t come third this year were presented

with a $590 prize, To Nelson £186-

w r

“_ 3 By Gnu-dhnr, Special wire) ridge, the organizer of tigm was

To Allison Prof , OTE '

pitching highnesses, Dizzy and presented- me 0, Dairy, chatted with President sam ir.e_r__of_____i_;pE§__:"f____‘=_;2*°_;"_':1_i Tppmben Bmiggnl of tml wt;/ghd chzzxflogggtp gsakcr ori!9»lll7-el' °f Norm Bedeque Car a s nga n ay. ‘ ` ' _ ded, tiationa resarding their less con- te?_i;_:_n:_}_:_<je°l_§;_°0tv‘§'_;‘-*‘§§‘{'n‘:fna,,on tracts were put off until January- 1, the Provincial Trophy,

ness and didnt get around to con- N°l'll\ Be eq ut u B great

Dm" has let' it be §n1°wn1"hat'1h$_ inches. In the final pull Carlewn 'mm *25-00° “ “ “l S“““' " i im acc nds. loss, while Paul hae hinted at $15,- |"",’,‘ex’; wegk 0,2 ,, ,me ,O be ,,,,. W0- Pb' l'm`°° Y""'°- may Phe” nounced the finals for the Provincial his worth at $100,000. ‘ Trophy will be pulled in the Bedcque

Rink, and a big night's sport is being

o looked forward to.

WI t h d YG IU officials _ ncieree. Prof. W. J.

rnnmm1ciT§ n., Nov s -_ Cslv. HOICIATB

er lllnliehed 'll ll* Wifi iegisie champions for 1934-as, will

Maw# well" pie um-me to participate in me ire-

mm' 7°9°'“" in nun" Wm' |0014! WP "Tl" \"lil°l' Pl'e9¢lll Bowlers in the Y- M~ C~ A- C°m`\ Hon. H. H. Stevens questioned the ministration charges $0! 5003*! lPP\l’°lltlY U9 lil*-lconditions, the Varsity sqn:id‘s merdal Loazue were well repro- witness if there was any record on ductions, this been-me _ ldilllllllml Yllll tlll IWW ll' |management announced today. with sented on the Association alley! “st “W b°°‘l“ 01 the company showing the end of the year Ulf- 011° *"4"* in Nl 'WY °‘ " lthe date for conclusion of the sei-~ night. The Guardian met Island inet any allowances had been made pany remained in

sims writes: "Mn llevenn. hand- ies set at November 24 by the 'reiephone on aheya one and W0 by the concern for any iish that strndlns some young Canadian, was award- \ Mu-itime Rugby Union, and the while Canadian National Hotel roll-I might have been shipped but retum- The net profit per ed 101' bil UBDUUUNDU °°“‘l“°l 1" ipoesibiiity that fixtures of the Hal- ed against Maritime Electric on od by prospective buyers. - Mr Nightingale, for Nfl-ill?-I W "ill In UPP°llUl Pl\Y°" ,iftx City League will hold the ser- alleys three and four. The Hotel' Witness replied there were no such plant of Maritime Wlw We lDl21`°\¢l\il1¢ his ¥0I~l \>Y‘ies open until that date. Univer- representatives defeated the Elec-,allowances recorded on the Com- Ltd on fresh fish the chem of aa interested tether- \sity authorities advise withdrawal. me by loo pine. :penn books. cents in im ae ills cf 12.009 ladies and Bill?-1911101)-'pointing out that examinations The competition between the' and 08 cent in 198 v It .F-9 doubt C*-V24 the Dllytl’ I I0' lcommencc early in December. with-,Guardian and Telephone was very Administrative lxprnsu g me mg gf _ni gm vm ahlkins ru and save the arm- .drawn of the red and bleak squadpreen, the ioi-mer winnina by the an fresh fish sold in [tutors the sailsfaetlon of seeing n (reg- -c-:»»~et'ticn will leave Fred- narrow margin of 21 pins. C. E. Administrative expenses were

WOLVE S ABBIE S

Geal Bnbar Sargent Defence Graham Smith

McCabe R/ensud

Left Win: Lennon Desiiets Ferguson Nicholson Utility Lawlor Currie Referee-Ernie Davin.

gil

Bantamweight

Title B o u t For Montreal

(C P. By Guardia.n’s Special Wire)

MONTREAL, Nov. 5.-In a rear-

rangement oi bouts for the fight card here Thursday, it was announ- ced tonight Lefty Gwynne, Toronto, and Frankie Martin, Montreal, would clash over 10-rounds for the Canad- ian bantamweight title.

'I‘_hree 10-rouriders are to be staged

as part of the elimination series leading to the world bantamweight title. The headline clash is between Joe Tel Korean, and Baby Quin- tana, Mexico, DF. Eugene Hunt, France, will clash with Nat Llftin, Pittsblugh.

livlslltiii nvliillois or Hsu mnusmv

(C. P. By Guardians' Special Wire)

OTTAWA, Nov. 6.-F. A. Nightm-

gale, commission auditor, related further financial operations of the Maritime National Fish Ltd. at the resumed hearing of the massdluying probe this afternoon.

In the fish department, the com-

pany had made net. sales of $2,393.- 080 in 1929; 2,258,718 in 1930; $1,782,- 242 in 1931; $1,282,254 in 1932 and $884,028 in 1933, stated the auditor. The closing period in each year was taken as of April 30.

The cost of trawler-caught fish

was not fixed on any market basis but was governed by the total cost of trawlcr operations. The accumu- lated depreciation on four trawlers amounted to $299,000.

LABOR COSTS

Figures showed labor costs in 1929

to have been $292,483. but this drop- ped in 1933 tg $98,318. In the Bam! period, however, administrative ex- penses remained stationary in the neighborhood of $80,000.

Labor cost depended. said Mr.

Nightingale, on the volume of opera- tions. If loss fish were caught, the labor cost would be smaller although administrative expenses rcmained. Witness gave figures to show reduc- tions in salaries and wages, the ex- ception being low-paid labor.

In the fish mcal and oil division,

net sales for Fasterfat Ltd., subsidi- ary of the Maritime National Fish Ltd., were given by witness. ln 1929, these net sales, said Mr. Nightingale, were $212,339; in 1930, $230,407; ln

1931, $193,729; in 1932, $103,476 and lin 1933, $115,452.

Shack purchases from trawlera

were $29,662 in 192.9; $22,651 in 1930? in 1931, $34,102; in 1932, $24,566 and in lass, $29,312, Mr. Nlzhtinsale told

remarkable nil The writ- ei-irien city as ine adn New neun- priughi ramad a high three ai vos charged in me iuh meal and on

ibmddeemynrt

ht*/I "` the high $11190 10'! the Guardian

lt, however, mowed that he is ii swicir asoirants for Maritime senior for the Nationals and W. Power eil branch of 030.315 in lm; $10,100 in

\ LUWER BEDEil|iE.ToE2.~'i-E\.E‘1“'P°

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finished third in n sprint at Narraganset week upheld the confi public, which played at the Openins odds of finally swamped the with so much money at 11 to 20 Faireno beating Mrs James Khayyam two lengths Then trailed Wood G H Bostwick’s Gal William R.yan's rich the survivors of an ov of 18 riddled by scrat The victory moved 000 closer to Sun B boosting his total earn glamorous years of rac 450 Sun Beau heads

this branch said witne portion of the total sa utives for tha conduct business of Maritime

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from the fishermen we 31.486 pounds in 1930 1931, 16,744 809, in 1 and in 193 8265372 That, commented

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last week that Mariti fishermen netted $100 $200 for a sea.son's w gale said the Mai-it

trawler captains ave the last five years an $3,127 The chief en three trawlers avera fishermen $1347 and

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before the cummissio tested the use of traw ed their prohibition was cut in 1927 from 1

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year was or $l0 30 for Montreal cost for fresh haddoc $360 and the ave

for Montreal, $800

rofit o 103 94 in i ment and $102,235 in

the commission. oil After depreciation,

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