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The Trades and Labor Coun-

cil is to be congratulated on
the results attending its efforts
to provide an enjoyable enter-
tainment for Prince Rupert's
citizens on Labor Day. The lure
of the woods drew many hunt-
the

heavy

ers away from town over

weekend, and _ several
bags of geese were brought in,
the of deer in

the vicinity have been

while number

must

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action is the truth bluntly told. |
Doubtless Washington has felt |
that the situation is delicate, |
owing to the fact that there are
so many German sympathisers
in the United States, and that
the for definite action
must be thrown upon Germany,
but, if there is any red blood
surely that]
have reached

onus

in Washington,
blood must now
In this last das-

pleced

boiling point.
tardly Berlin
Washington at defiance in the

act, has

 

 

 

 

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C. Anderson, ist; Rudderham, 2nd
Races.
{00 Yards dash (open): Roche,
ist; Gardner, 2nd.
100 Yards dash
Anderson, ist; Rudderham, 2nd.
220 Yards dash (open): Roche,
ist; Gardner, 2nd.

220 Yards dash (fishermen on-

considerably reduced, but those most unmistakable manner, : :
who remained at home had no and, if the president still con- - : Jas, Slater, 1st; H. Hanson,
cause to grumble at the fare] tents himself with a cabled oe Panta slosed): J
provided in the way of enter- notice of surprise and another CES bevtsy oe aa,
tainment. demand for an explanation, he]” Pees ee nee ora
Recreation Park swarmed|_ will prove to the world that he Pb ie aos et re
with kiddies having the time made a grave error when he x re . ms ses: a
of their lives, while the grown- Be Se Wek ONS. SOE, eee ideal se 4 Win. “oa ss
ups were young again. The{ Willian Jennings Bryan. 50 Yards desk iartied ladies
sports committee displayed Berlin is quite willing to go Mrs. Adams, ist; Mrs. Grossman,
businesslike management in| 0n explaining for the duration 09 <a ssa vaiitin ard
the carrying out of the lengthy of the war. It will not be sur-|~ " — " ;
program, and everything ran prising to learn that the Hes- Children’s Races.
along smoothly and right on| perian was sunk without in-} Girls’ race (16 and Ghaee
time: structions, and that the sub-|Lily Shrubsall, ist; H. Halverson,
It was a@ fitting climax to] marine which committed the 2nd.
labor’s annual day of relaxa-| murder can not be found, but| Boys’ race (16 and under
tion ‘that Side ‘Ripert ary. that Berlin has given definite|!- Sherman, 1st; W. Wallace, 2nd.
dock’s first ship should be| instructions that warning must Girls’ race’ (12 and” under
brought into the harbor at the ba given to sit nates. hep Carroll, tet: , Adame, ane,
close. The Delhi is not a big farce will be kept up just so Boys’ race 12 and under
Jenit: end: We Joh As aol a long as Ameria cares to use G. Roberts, ist; H. Hinkly, 2nd.
very important one, as ship-| cables instead of guns. The ee ee en oer
repairing jobs go, but it is all- honor of the United States is|1St; M. Crawford, 2nd; J. Muir,
important to the city in that it} at stake; all that the American oP oe SO ace
is the first repair job for our| flag stands for has been set Girls’ under 6: A. Jacobson,
new drydock. That it is the at defiance, and Washington|18t; Mabel Leisk, 2nd; C. Berneg,
forerunner of bigger and more must prove to the world that it 3rd.
important things for Prince| places safety on a lower plane| Girls’ under 8: M. Joy, ist; M.
Rupert we know. than honor and freedom. endo, 2nd; GC. Shirk, ard.
eit ea he Pes he Girls’ under 10: M. Lindsay,
EFIANCE TRADES AND LABOR SPORTS ist; ee PH: linee
Another liner has been sunk AN UNQUALIFIED GUCCESS ie ainda 4: N. Mussallem,
without warning, and while (Continued From Page One.) ist: Jack Anderson, 2nd: R. Berry,
outward bound from Liverpool 3rd.
to Montreal. Surely President|J. P. Roche, 1st; Kinghorn, 2nd. Boys’ under 6: A, Neilson, 1st;

Wilson must now realize that

action is the only thing Berlin | Rudderham,

understands. In German dip- Running high jump (open
lamacy words are used to con-|Murphy, 1st; Roche, 2nd.
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ceal the truth; only in German Running higs jump (closed
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Boys’ under 8: B.

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Boys’ under 10: M. MeMillan,

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Traasfer Co., J. D. McLeod, Ru-
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Fred Stork, A.
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nsfer, J. Grossman, M. P. Mc-
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[Nickerson, Miller-Phillips Co., R.
FE. Benson, Parkin & Ward, H. 8.
Wallace, Walker's Music
iBlakely Co., E. E. Confectionery,
|Peck’s Shoe Store, P. R. Tent and
| Awning Co., P. R. Licensed Vint-
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