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Publishea Every Afternoon, Except Sunday, by Prince Rupert
Daily News, Limited, Third Avenue
H. F. PULLEN - - - Managing-Editor

 

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QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY IS TO-

DAY BEAUTIFUL WITH FLOW-
ERS, AND LIFE ON ISLANDS
MUCH IMPROVED OF LATE.

 

‘Continues (om vave one

large number of them take the
Daily News and they. discussed
freely with me the governmental

news which caine

them through this source, often

the only souree se far as Canadian
news is concerned. All expressed the

they could be more

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Contract rates on application. pulation. What they are hoping for

Advertising and Circviation Telephone 98 is that the mineral and other de-

Editor and Reporters’ Telephone 86 velopment which they see coming

Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations will
better service will be justified

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am This was the repopulation of th
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DAILY EDITION ‘ee er, Monday, August 22, 1932 deserted farms on the islands which

 

Ce (CESS OF CONFERENCE
Undoubtedly the Imperial
tawa has been a su ccess,
day just how great the success has been. At any rate all
the parties to the agreements seem to be satisfied and
that is a great thing. An agreement cannot last unless
every party to it benefits. As has been impressed upon
Premier Bennett from time to time, Canada
willing to give as pe as take.
Premier Bennett seems to have carried his main point
as laid down at the previous conference and his action at ,
that time has been justified by the outcome of the present

gathering. He has been abundantly boosted as the one man were willing
definite improvements

whe has carried Canada through a difficult grisis. Time
will tell whether or not he was right. We hope he is.

GOOD PUBLICITY
The publicity on the principal news page of the London
Times in regard to Prince Rupert and the leading pictures
on the illustrated page showing the city and trolling boats
is publicity that c:
tupert as a result of the recent visit of the tour organized
through B. C. House in London under the provincial gov-
ernment and was partly the result of the efforts of the
local Chamber of Commerce in looking after the visitors
and seeing that they were given a good time while in the
city. That publicity was worth as much as the total cost
of the Chamber of Commerce to the city and most of the
expense of ths by the members who pay
to it annual ae in addition to giving a great deal of time
free of charge. It is public service work that counts in the
long run.
hile everyone knows it is difficult to meet payments
of any kind in t difficult days, it is very desirable that,
the Chamber of Commerce
institution and t
van function.

annot

amber is borne

hese

 

At Santa Monica Celebration

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Rudy Vallee's

father-in-law on war path? No, C
just playing big chief in Santa Monica's pioneer diys celebra-
tion. It’s quite all right, too, ‘catse he is really police chief of

his home town.

 

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Age is What Counts’

LEMON-HART

they claim
sent conditions. They say there are
today many farms on the east coast
Economie Conference at, Ot- and up the Miller River which were
although it is difficult to say to- deserted
the people
Some of these have reverted to the
Crown
they could be
some of these places there are good
had to be houses or small
one to five
The first
to make a detailed
situation and
farms as available for settlers who

given up
that life
bearable. Today
ible. The homes can be connected,
with the island telephone system
and here are good roads over which
they can
be purchased. It came to Prince | c

jhad engine
off North

boat into Massett and
|telephoned to Skidegate for some-
one to meet him at Port Clements
The car was waiting for him when
he arrived. He drove
bome at
made
' Port
good condition

the Islands
was yn my
years
make a home where climatic con-
ditions
people have
cept frequent boat service with the
outsice

justified under pre-

during war days to which
have never returned

an effort were made
once more settled. On

and if

shacks and from
acres of land cleared.
thing to be done would be
survey of the
then advertise the
take them and make

At the time when the farms were
the place was so isolated
there became almost un-
radios are avail-

soon reach any. of the
itres or visit with neighbors. That

changes the settlement problem to
such an extent
need be badly
entertainment. The radio reception
is better on the islands than it is
at Prince Rupert

that today no farm
isolated or without

The road connecting Charlotte

with Skidegate, Tleli and Port Cle-
ments
ing its
people it
ter in some sections but cars make
fairly good time over it and there
is no danger in driving over it in
the summer
| doubtless
should be continued as a live Vale. dangerous. It
he more members there are, the better it! sque

value
which

is a very good one consider-
age andthe number of
serves. It might be bet-

During winter it
becomes rutty and possi-
t is a very picture-
drive. An example of its
Was seen in an incident
came to my notice while I

|was there

Ambrose Collison, a fisherman,
trouble when trolling
Islana. He brought his

from there

through to his
Skidegate, repairs were
and he was soon back at the
witb his boat once more in
Life is altogether different on
today from what it
previous visit nine
those wishing to

ago and

ire excellent and where the
almost everything ex-

could not do better than

investigate the Islands and par-
jtiewlarly the deserted farms on the
oe coast

‘Steamship Sellinad|

| Por veneeneids'

Monday—ss. Pr. George .4 p.m.)
Tuesday—ss. Catala ... 1:30 pm.|
Wed.—ss. Pr. Robert 9 a.m.!
Friday—ss. Prin. Adelaide 10 p.m.
Ss. Cardena midnight}
Saturday—ss. Pr. George . 7 p.m.
Aug. 20—ss. Prin. Alice p.m.
Aug. 22—ss. Prin. Louise a.m. !
Aug. 29-—ss. Prin. Alice am
Aug. 27—~ss. Prin. Louise p.m.

from Vancouver—

Sunday—ss. Catala —..........
Wed.—ss. Pr. Rupert 11:30 a.m.
Friday—ss. Pr. George 11:30 a.m.
Priday—ss. Cardena ..... p.m.

Ss. Princess Adelaide p.m.
Satur.—ss. Pr. Robert 11:30 am
Aug. 15—ss. Prin. Alice am

p.m.

‘Per Naas River ana Port Simpson—

Sunday—ss. Cataia 8 pm

Pe Meee] |, Suc, Coa 8 bm

Vee ner Ale

 

AND INVIGORATING '

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This advertisement is not putlisnra or displayed oy the Liquo:

Control Board or by the Government
of British Columbia.

 

From Stewart and Anyex—

Tuesday—ss. Catala .. 11:30 a.m.

‘Fer Stewart asd Anyox—

Frida y—as. Pr. George
Sunday—ss. Catala

3pm.
8 p.m.

Tuesday—ass. Catala 11:30 a.m.
Setur—. Prin. George ... 6-p.m.

sults of gatnes played Sat
~ Sunday follow

and Mitchel! beat L
Haworth 6-1, 6.1;
Norrington beat Brown and McMor-

THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

WINNERS IN
THE FINALS

Tohey Landed Tennis Trephy in
Men's Singles and Mrs. Tinker
in Ladies’ Singles
The annua! ‘

jurmament was con-

cluded yesterday. The finals pri
duced some very
ches and the ss Of tennis played

interesting mnt-

was of a verv high order. The re

iraay ana

Semi-fina!. men’s singles. Gr

gor beat Bamford, 2-6. 6-1, 6-4

Semi-final, men’s doubles, Tobey
Hinton and

Greegor and

die, 10-8, 6-2

Finals
Men's singles. Tobey beat Gree-

gor. 6-2 6-2. 5-7, 6-1

Miss Frizzell. 7-5.

Mitchell beat

Mrs
10-8
Miss Frizzell and
Mrs. Tinker and Mc-

Ladies’ singles Tinker beat

Mixed doubles

Mordie, 6-2, 6-2

Ladies’ doubles, Mrs. Tinker and

Mrs. MeMordie beat Mrs. Currie and
Miss Frizzell. 6-4, 6-3
beat Greggor and Norrington. 7-5

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Men's doubles, Tobey and Mitchell

11-9, 4-6, $-2

 

Baseball Scores».

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News of The Sport World |

Oe eae eat eannanaee

Hungrian Rider Spills In Olympiad’

 

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ing the dust? We'll say so. Old Dobbin looks as if he’s drilling
| for oil, In the olympics, too. Tut, tut. And the Hungarian

SATU BDAY SCORES ' entry in the cross-country
National League ; eae

 

Brooklyn 6-6. Cincinnati 0-1
New. York 2-8, Pittsburg 3-1
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 6
Boston 7, St. Louis &

American League
Detroit 4, Boston 1
Cleveland, 2-11, Washington 4-5
St. Louis.0, New York 5
Chicago 6-8, Philadelphia 4-14

 

Three-Game

Sons of Canada
Issue Challenge

 

Monday, August » / ;

    
 
 
  

CHALLENGE
TO RUPIR

Port Simpsen Baseball Nine .
to Meet Best Team in City
During Fair

The Port Simpson baseba)
has issued
best nine Prince Rupert
the field, the gan
take place in Pri:
the fair week

Port Simpson is
developed some
they say they do
any second rate t& The
they think they car wer the
ors of anything Prir Rupert
produce.

The Intermediat« re cOnside,
ing the challenge

BASEBALL

Inter —S. 0. C. vs. EMPRESS

TONIGHT, P

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Home Oi) line-uy

game follows P 5
Mowat, Currie, Vieir home
Rio, Bye, Howe, T

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year. Accordingly

Baseball Association

ampions take on
Elks

to All-Star Team “ front the tis nd a

 

Series

Arranged

The series wil] open on Wednes-
of this week and be con-

Gay night

 

 

 

at a meeting of
the executive ef the Prince Rupert
m Saturday
night, it was arranged to have the
an all-star team |
ind Empress teams|

The Letter Bu

GOLF TOURNAMENT T0 i
PLAYED AT SMITHERS

   
  

 

 

 

Editor,
You might

Daily New
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« NPAT GAMES Canucks Confident is iuled for next Monday, ranging to hok innual &
Amopran Sengue Ber nny Windle hes been appointed ) Tournament This ‘
Detroit 1-4, Boston 3-2 Sons of Canada, who for the third manager of the All-Stars atid he |0¢ Known as the “N o
St. Louis 1, New York 3 successive year, have copped the feels certain that they will at last/COlum>oia Amat "
Cleveland 11, Washington 5 city baseball championship, have pe able to down the “lucky Bona.” _|C0lf Tournament ¢
National League issued a challenge to any team i . jover 18 holes, anc e opee
Pittsburg 0, Cincinnati 2 the city for a game or series of cae ee meh in Northern ! The #
New York 9, Brooklyn 3 games, so that they may demon- lymouth Colony remained af in-~ {tournament will be played an
Philadelphia 0, Chicago 2 strate that it is not all luck which dependent republic for 70 years af- | day, September 18. 4 Lt
Boston 7, St, Louis 6 has made them winners again this ter attaining its patent }will be presente: ¢
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runner-up. All ent: ist
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; This is a new ve! wee
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lcrease our course
If you have an) .
|please let them kr
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The maximum in thrills is provided by a new water polo game int roduce 5: het (There will be no e! r
rigs. Chaailh 6 Ball cot thbtor-driven i - : = k = om it roc uced , Winter Haven, Plo- } Yours ver »
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W Army Can REGIMENT LINE-UP lows: Smith, Blake. Lambe: Bde | — ij
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In Straight Line «= Gay night's football game is as fol- tison 444

 

 

 

 

Many Saskatehewan Towns Haye
Had Amazing Visitations

 

BROADVIEW, Sask. Aug. 22:—
Armies of sugar-beet webworms re-
cently passed through a number of
Saskatchewan towns, and have
been seen in all seetions of the|
province in amazing numbers this,
year.

These worms, or caterpillars, do
not é¢at wheat and barely touch

(oats and barley. But when an army |

passes through a grain field it will |
clean out every weed except those
of the grass family. They like gar-
den truck. however, and have done
considerable damage to gardens

The worms evidently march in a
straight line and cannot be deflec-
ted from their course..When they
come to a hoyse or barn they crawl
up phe, wall over the roof and
continue their. journey.

 

 

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