August
24.
1P28
Ling
the
Tailor
Phone
019
Ctothes
Cleaning
Price
List
like
thin
is
worth
keep-
in
mind!
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oiMGentlemen's
Suite
i
cam
pressed
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7Jc
c
mers
is
....
nr,(
i
i
Suits
rOf
?
ITS,
Dry
Clonned
and
tcfim
pressed
Jjd.OO
Overcoats
.
$2.00
Trousers
75
iirtH
Tot1
J;
,ys'
Suits
$1.0(1
Alo
Ladies'
Fancy
work
f
reasonable
rates-
We
call
for
and
delivef
to
11
parts
of
tho
city.
Our
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
LADIES'
DRESSES,
Coats,
Millinery
and
Lingerie
Richmond's
Louvre
Third
Avenue
RED'S
Transfer
I
'torn
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AM)
PIANO
MOVING
We
sell
8
kind
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity
CKMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right.
So
Is
our
Service
i
one
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
DRY
:
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
glo
load
$3.50
Oi
able
Load
$6.50
l
rt;e
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Vr.a.ina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
lcmbina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootleas
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
A'
o
all
other
classes
of
coal
HydeTransfer
AND
COAL
CO.
Phone
580
139
Second
Ave.
MILK
MILK
I'rcsh
Pasteurized
Milk
and
Cream
Dally.
EARLY
DELIVERY
Throughout
the
City.
valenthTdairy
Telephone
657.
VERBAL
BATTLE
AT
OLYMPIAD
Ki'OUTN
ntlTIC
NOT
AT
.U.I,
I'l.fcAH.
t:
WITH
M
M;it
IV
tviliril
fl.-lMKA
IM'N
Evidently
cndfccr
offlclala
have
no
arBfr.on
the
pijst
muK
says
the
spcrts
writer
of
tBf'Toronto
Qlob.
Tbl
dlsput'ng
of
decision,
at
Am
a
habit.
has
ltriors.td
into
dWiw
at'lM
i28
Olympiad.
It
waa
alleged
that
thei
juuge,
naving
bten
elctd
from
Um
common,
people,
were
the
in-Ht
Mr.
lety
and
therefore
unable
to
aee.
Whole
minutes
were
waited
In
effort
to
discover
II
certain
athlete
or
official
were
(he
real
wlnnen
of
the
event.
Decision
were
reversed
when
It
tu
found
Uiat
talkative
officials
had
scoreo
tb
mat
points.
For
we
muat
rememfc
that
In
this
ao-callsd
'
golden
age
of
(part
the
main
thing
Is
to
win.
verbal
victories
being
us
valuable
as
any
other.
Then
were
no
Solomons
at
thle
awr-
tlcular
Oiympald.
and
It
was
not
true
that
Job.
the
patient
one,
had
an;
rl-aUve
among
the
team
officials
gathered
the.
But
the
eonuaon
people
had
company.
Royalty
being
represented
at
the
boxing
event.
It
was
deemed
democratic
to
have
the
representatives
Of
reigning
families
join
in
the
wild
demonstration
that
foUowed
the
decisions
of
the
Judges.
Thus
did
the
high
and
low
hat
oontlgents
Join
force
When
t
waa
announced
that
a
United
State
flOT
man
had
been
defeated,
forthwith
and
exhibiting
celerity,
his
supporter
sought
the
scalps
of
the
Judge,
and
the
Judges,
being
men
of
peace
and
unusual
discretion,
changed
than-
verdict
ta
world's
record
Um.
It
was
the
Srst
time
they
had
had
a,
real
opportunity
to
writ
their
name
In
the
Oiympald
book,
containing
record
of
speed.
Their
ii(ht-about-faee
caused
a!
naarrlot.
'"d
several
fistic
encounters,
with
spectator
the
principals,
were
narrowly
averted.
This
was
a
pity.
If
some
of
tbote
talkative
fan
would
only
get
Into
the
battle
oocaalonalty
the
league
of
Na-f.ons
would
nave
a
hard
tmve
keeping
tr--ck
of
all
applications
for
afftllatlo-.i.
Those
verbal
battle
artists
aw
really
men
of
pease
travelling
In
disguise
But
getting
down
to
real
fact,
it
dor
appear
that
the
Angle
Baton
Idea
of
ring
generalship
and
ffscUvene
is
ai
wrcng
The
Lt:n-Amerlcan
liave
In-ticdured
a
new
school,
the
slugging
toe
-to-toe
oambat
taking
precedence
over
scientific
boxing.
Canadian
got
a
taste
of
this
when
two
of
out
finest
beser.
Don
Carrlck
and
Ray
Bmlllle.
were
defeated
In
slam-bang
engage
ments.
The
reign
of
Jack
Dempeey.
the
mauler
of
Manas,
had
much
to
do
tih
the
squelching
of
these
long-at-reptel
toea
CARDINALS
ARE
i:ni:
mi.i;
viii:ititY
uiiiix
f
ilANTH
IIKOKi:
KVKX
IN
HOI
IH.K
IIKUlKIt
NBW
YORK.
Aug.
84
Whue
the
Olant
were
breaking
even
In
double
hsder
with
Pittsburg,
the
Cardinal
idle
returned
to
the
National
League
lead
by
a
fraction
of
a
point,
due
to
the
working
of
percentage.
Kills
del
phis
moved
up
to
within
four
and
a-half
game
of
the
Yank
res
by
besting
Cleveland
whOe
the
New
York
era
were
idle.
NATIONAL,
New
York
8-3:
Plttaburg
S-1S.
Brooklyn
0-1;
Cincinnati
3-6.
Only
game.
AMERICAN
St.
Lout
at
Sw
York,
wet
ground.
Detroit
3;
Boston
1.
Cleveland
1:
Ftillaoeiphi
3.
Chicago
S:
Washington
4.
COtT
Seattle
8;
Loa
Angelas
0.
XI
Is
ion
):
Oakland
8.
Prtland
10:
San
Franetoeo
12.
Hollywood
Sacramento
1.
II
SPORT
CHAT
Thistles
and
Regiment,
each
of
whom
have
i.ist
a
name
to
the
Grand
Termlti-il
will
meet
tonight
In
the
third
game
of
the
Ollhuly
Cup
aeries.
It
promisee
to
be
an
Interesting
match,
eettling
luch
of
the
two
teams
1
to
be
the
runner-up
so
tar
In
the
aeries
and
a
passible
winner
therein.
The
team
which
loses
will
have
a
serious
handi
cap
to
overcome
in
the
balnce
oftr.e
t-erie.
In
the
two
gamea
already
played.
-ri.iKtles
and
Regiment
nave
both
been
blunked
by
the
Terminal,
the
Soot
by
n
score
of
three
to
nil
end
the
sowiers
,
a
iincle
score.
Odd
seem
to
be
i
bout
even
for
either
team
to
win
and
K,,ih
ii
have
their
enthusiastic
sup
porters
In
view
of
the
Interesting
eHectl
this
match
may
have
on
we
louran
trophy
of
the
season,
the
game
should
prove
Interesting
to
a
larae
crowd
of
tan.
,
-n
u
(
!
rk.
r.tjrmnt
of
Oen
Tunney
as
the
world1
heavyweight
champion
ha
already
added
interest
to
we
neavy
-....
i.inn
Alresdv
Jack
Sharkey.
Young
Stiibling
and
Johnny
Rlsko
have
claimed
the
title
left
veoan.
,t
down
that
Jck
Dempeey
wlh
eventually
into
the
running
after
some
of
the
contender
sua
......
down
uie
im
"
eltglbles
ut
Uew
Is
no
feeling
that
Tunney
will
ever
again
td
cuel.
It
U
beUeved
that
the
heavy
How
Subscriptions
Count
20
1-year
subscriptions,
munm
If
from
new
subscribers,
.add
jjrts
constitutes
6
"clubs,"
Vot
4
1G0.O0OT
400,000
COO.OOO
Total
l.lGU.OOU
OR
Four
6-year
subscriptions!
count
1,200,000
ii
irom
new
subscribers,
add
480,000
I
MS
constitutes
8
''flubs,"
or
800,000
Total
2,480,000
DISTRICT
NO.
1
District
No.
1
include
only
those
participant
residing
within
the
city
limits)
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
of
the
prise
ears
and
a
many
cash
award
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
warned
to
candidate
living
in
this
dis
trict.
The
nam
of
those
entered
In
District
No.
I
up
to
the
present
time,
to
gether
with
all
vote
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
ax
follow:
Bailey,
Mia
Jean
M
3J74.MC
Buasey.
Mr.
Wm
3JS.17
OoUart,
Mrs.
CI
S401.TS0
CMIiaon.
Mrs.
J.
M.
1.M3.4O0
Dominate.
A
2JMSJS0
ld.
Mm.
J
944,400
FrlsneU.
Miss
Laura
151.416
ailkee.
Miss
Edna
L.
1JT3.87S
Krtkevsky.
Miss
Victoria
944
M
Maodonald.
Mr.
A
IMtjtW
McCrea.
Mia
Alice
K.
270.800
UeKlala.
Mr.
Robert
U
62,100
Morgan.
Mia
Connie
2J78,440
Pcstulo.
Spsro
1VTJTS
Prltchard.
Mr.
J.
H
t7jao
Rood.
John'
1141.100
Smith.
Mr.
Hugh
M
3,173.436
Stevens.
John
R
7BSJ60
Wlckr
Hoy
Wennlg.
Mrs.
T
314438
Dnger.
Miss
Idn
S18J80
Zarelll.
Mlu
Ermy
3JTS.400
DISTRICT
NO.
2
District
No.
2
Inductee
only
those
participants
residing
outside
the
city
of
the
Olty
of
Prince
FMrpert.
On
of
the
prise
earn
and
a
nsany
eaan
award
a
there
are
active
partielpsnu
wUI
be
awasned
to
oknenoates
Uvlng
la
tails
district.
The
nan
of
these
entered
In
Dtatriat
No
3.
up
to
the
rreeeet
Uaae.
tnyetlier
with
aU
votes
cast
for
publication
up
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
follow:
Anderson.
Miss
I,
Bm
Lsxe
Blrnie.
Arthur
E.,
"Pete."
8m
It
hers
Campbell
Mla
Cherrte.
Stewart
Ciccone,
O.
Pert
Cleaaenu
.
.
Dover,
Mr.
Oeorge,
TerrVoe
.
Byotfeon,
B.
E
.
Oaland
Hlldltch.
J.
E
Hsjtelton
Houghtallng.
Ml
Juanita.
Prince
Oeorge
Laoey.
Mr.
James.
Yanderhoof.
Leveret
t.
William.
Burn
Lake.
Wilson;
Mr
Nancy.
Anyoi
i.iaa.450
3.1MJ38
a.iM.r
2.181.400
M.vn
X03T.100
1.000
.
41,409
S
WO
478
S0
weight
bouts
plsn
nod
by
Rlcktird
for
thf
winter
mont:,
will
lring
out
a
title
Claimant
mucli
more
worthy
than
Tom
Heeney.
the
Nrw
SSealander
who
wai
knocked
out
by
Tunney
Undoubtedly
Jack
Sharkey
or
Johnny
Rlako
would
have
prsved
a
better
drawing
card
against
the
chempkin
than
did
Heeney.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(It)
The
Tramp)
Toronto
la
apeaklng
of
Jimmy
Mc-Larnln
aa
the
reigning
sensation
of
the
season.
They
would
like
him
to
box
in
their
olty
soon
for
they
trdnk
he
Is
destined
to
be
the
next
champion
In
his
class.
Many
of
the
worM's
greatest
swimmer,
including
Brnst
Vterkeetter.
tong-
distenee
profession!
enampton
of
the
world:
Norman
Derenam.
Oeorge
Mi
chel
and
Oertruo
Bderie,
o.ueor
of
the
English
Channel,
and
Oeorge
Young
hero
of
the
Catallna
swim,
are
expeotrd
to
compete
In
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
event
at
Toronto.
Other
noted
stars
Ilk
Lottie
Behoecnmrll.
Byron
Summers
and
"Floater"
Bill
Ertck-
aon
will
face
the
starter,
and
the
races
ihouM
be
much
better
contests
than
was
tnw
ease
when
only
three.
Vlerkoet-ter,
Michel
ami
Erlckson.
finished
In
the
inaugural
grind
!t
year.
It
wa
founo
that
21
mile
wa
much
too
far
to
traJ
eel
in
the
frigid
water
of
Lake
Ontario,
and
aa
a
reeult
the
men's
event
th's
season
will
be
fifteen
miles,
and
the
women
will,
be
asked
to
race
only
ten.
But
the
witW
Isn't
any
warmer
than
It
used
to
be,
and
only
those
with
plenty
of
tamlna
and
who
are
Impervious
to
the
cold
will
oroas
the
finish
line.
CVe-v
Young,
who
caused
hla
supporter
plen
ty
of
grief
by
hla
lamentable
failure
In
1827,
Is
now
going
at
top
apred,
and
attending
to
training
rules,
and
he
may
tarn
the
table
on
the
German
star.
Vterkeetter,
whom
he
defeated
in
a
trial
raoe
of
two
mile
off
Sunnyatde
recently.
D.
D.
Munro
of
the
Land
Settlement
Board
arrived
In
the
city
from
Sinllheea
on
yeaterday
tfurnooa-
train.
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
AILY
NEW
$200
Competition
Campaign
Plan
The
Pftti-e
Rupert
Daily
News
will
award
$200
in
cash
prizes
to
the
entrants
b
the
$200
competition.
$100
in
cash
will
be
given
to
th
candfctatatiin
each
district
scoring
the
greatest
number,
of
points
In
their
respective
district
on
subscriptions
turned
in
and
credited
between
Friday
morning.
August
24
and
Friday
night,
September
7,
at
9
o'clock.
To
be
eligible
in
the
$200
competition
one
need
only
be
an
entrant
in
The
IMily
News'
$4,000
Prixe
Campaign.
Winning
in
the
$800
Competition
in
no
way
handicaps
an
entrant
from
winning
in
the
$4,000
prise
campaign.
THE
FOLLOWING
RULES
WILL
GOVERN
THE
$200
COMPETITION
1.
All
candidates
entered
in
The
Prince
Rnpert
Daily
News
$4,000
prise
campaign
are
eligible
to
compete
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
In
the
event
of
a
tie
for
winning
points
for
either
of
the
prises
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
each
tying
candidate
will
be
given
a
prise
of
identical
value,
to-wit:
a
$100
cash
prise.
2.
Points
will
be
credited
on
all
subscriptions
turned
in
during
the
duration
of
the
$200
COMPETITION
according
to
the
Schedule
of
Points
appearing
in
this
announcement
S.
The
turning
in
of
one
subscription
constitutes
entry
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
for
any
candidate
entered
in
The
Daily
News'
$4,000
prise
campaign.
Entry
may
be
made
at
any
time
during
the
duration
of
this
offer.
4.
The
winner
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
will
be
decided
by
their
accredited
points,
said
points
being
secured
by
the
turning
in
of
subscriptions
to
The
Dally
News.
(See
Schedule
of
Points
elsewhere
on
this
page).
5.
Interpretation
of
any
question
not
specifically
covered
will
rest
solely
with
the
management.
The
management
will
judge
results
and
award
the
prises.
6.
The
$200
COMPETITION
opens
Friday,
August
21,
and
ends
at
9
o'clock
Friday
night,
September
?,
1928.
The
winners
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
will
be
announced
and
the
two
$100
cash
prises
will
be
given
the
winning
candidates
aa
soon
after
the
close
of
the
$200
COMPETITION
as
it
is
possible,
but
in
no
event
will
the
win-ners
be
announced
or
the
prises
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
be
awarded
earlier
than
September
14,
1928
at
midnight.
7.
It
is
one
of
the
conditions
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
that
entrants
must
be
candidates
in
The
Daily
News'
$4,000
Prite
Campaign.
Any
given
subscription
or
subscriptions,
because
of
the
twofold
entry,
will
count
points
on
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
votes
in
the
$1,000
Prite
Campaign.
8.
Winning
of
either
of
the
prises
in
this
$200
COMPETITION
will
in
no
way
affect
fhe
winnings
in
the
$4,000
Prise
Campaign
for
each,
in
itself,
is
a
separate
and
distinct
campaign,
though
subscriptions
of
an
entrant
may
credit
points
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
vote
in
the
$1,000
Prise
Campaign
when
turned
in
according
to
the
stipulations
set
forth.
9.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payments
on
subseriptions
all
count
the
same
number
of
points
In
the
$200
COMPETITION,
according,
to
the
schedule
in
effect
at
the
time
the
subscription
is
turned
in.
Subscriptions
may
be'
secured
by
any
candidate,
anywhere.
10.
Equitable
compeiMavtion
is
assured
every
entrant
in
the
event
ha
or
she
does
:et
win
in
the
$200
C0MPKT1T1ON,
in
that
.every
entrant
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
MUST
be
also
an
entrant
in
the
$4,000
prise
Campaign.
All
active
non-prire
winners
competing
in
the
$4,000
Priie
Campaign
are
guaranteed
10
per
cent
cash
commission
on
their
total
collections
on
subscriptions.
A
WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY
FOR
NEW
CANDIDATES
AND
LATE
STARTERS
THE
PRINCE
RUPERT
DAILY
NEWS
ANNOUNCES
A
NEW
CAMPAIGN
FOR
CANDIDATES
EN-TEREI)
IN
ITS
1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN.
THIS
NEW
$200
COMPETITION
HAS
NO
RELATION
WHATSOEVER
TO
THE
$1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN
EXCEIT
THAT
IN
ORDER
TO
RE
ELIGIBLE
TO
COMPETE
IN
THE
$200
COMPETITION
THE
CONTENDER
MUST
RE
AN
ENTRANT
(EITHER
NEW
OR
OLD)
IN
THE
$
1,000
PRIZE
CAMPAIGN.
Here
is
a
wonderful
opportunity
for
New
candidates
and
late
starters.
Sec
the
Campaign
Manager
immediately
for
a
full
explanation
of
this
exceptional
offer.
$200
in
L,asn
DIVIDED
INTO
TWO
PRIZES
One
Prize
for
District
No.
1.
of
$100
in
Cash
One
Prize
for
District
No.
2
of
$100
in
Cash
The
$200
Competition
opens
Friday,
August
21
and
closes
Friday,
September
7th
at
9
o'clock
P.
M.
HOW
SUBSCRIPTIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS
Up
to
and
including
Friday,
August
SI,
the
following
number
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
.
1
year
.
2
years
5
years
4
years
6
years
C
years
.
8
points
16
points
24
points
S2
points
40
points
48
points
From
Saturday,
Sept
1,
up
to
and
including
Friday,
Sept.
7,
the
following
number
of
points
will
be
issued
on
subscriptions:
1
year
G
points
2
years
...
12
points
S
years
...
18
points
4
years
.
.
.24
points
5
years
6
years
30
points
36
points
.The
above
schedule
shows
"HOW
SUD-
SCMITIONS
COUNT
IN
POINTS"
in
the
new
campaign
for
the
$200
COMPETITION
which
is
announced
today.
You
will
notice
that
subscriptions
turned
in
by
Friday
night,
August
31,
count
more
points
than
they
will
if
not
turned
in
until
the
following
week.
New,
arrearage,
renewal
or
second
payment
subscriptions
each
count
the
same
number
of
Mints
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
EACH
candidate
in
the
$4,000
Prise
Campaign
now
has
the
opportunity
of
entering
the
$200
COMPETITION,
and
any
subscriptions
they
secure
and
turn
in
now
will
count
votes
in.the
$4,000
prise
campaign
and
points
in
the
$200
Competition.
WHAT
IT
MEANS
You
can
win
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and,
at
the
same
time
and
with
the
same
subscriptions,
enhance
your
opportunity
of
winning
one
of
the
two
ears
or
the
cash
prises
in
the
$4,000
prize
campaign.
It
is
possible
to
win
big
in
each
of
the
campaigns
aa
they
are
separate
competitions
and
winning
in
one
does
not
restrict
or
hinder
a
candidate
in
any
way
from
winning
in
the
other.
Candidates,
here
is
your
opportunity.
All
candidates
start
Friday
on
an
equal
basis
in
the
$200
COMPETITION
and
all
have
equal
opportunity
of
winning
regardless
of
their
present
standing
or
time
of
entry
in
the
$4,000
prise
Campaign.
IS
YOUR
NAME
IN?
Phone
534
THE
PKINCE
ItUPEKT
DAILY
NEWS
Campaign
Department
Ojien
Dally
9
n.m.
to
8
p.m.
Phone
534
Nomination
Itlank
in
The
Prince
Itupert
Dally
News
"EverjboJy
Wins'
Campaign.
I
hereby
enter
and
east
S.000
votes
for
Miss,
Mr.
or
Mrs
as
a
candidate
in
.
The
Prince
Itupert
Daily
News
"Everybody
Wins-Prize
Distribution.
Address
Phone
Note
Only
one
nomination
blank
will
be
credited
to
each
candidate
IF
NOT
ENTER
TODAY