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271N.W.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
New,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
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Managing
.Editor.
DAILY
EDITION
.Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Saturday,
August
4,
1928.
GREATEST
SPOUT
KVENT
The
Olympiad
at
Am.Hterdam,
the
greatest
amateur
sport
event
in
the
world
is
attracting
much
interest
and
Canada
is
doing
well
so
far
in
the
events
there.
The
victory
of
Williams
of
Vancouver
was
one
that
somewhat
surprised
the
people
of
the
older
countries.
We
are
making
every
effort
to
give
good
reports
of
the
big
event
each
-day.
We
realize
that
people
here"
have
a
right
to
get
the
big
world
news
as
far
as
possible
on
the
day
it
happens,
and
the
difference
in
time
make
it
possible
to
record
the
winnings
in
most
of
the
races
on
the
afternoons
on
which
they
are
run
off.
EXTREME
VIEW?
There
are
peopje
who
are
always
ready
to
belittle
their
own
countrymen.
And
again
there
are
people
who
are
always
ready
to
back
their
own
countrymen
or
townsmen
right
or
wrong-
To
take
either
attitude
is
a
mistake.
Possibly
we
should
back
our
own
people
until
we
know
they
are
wrong
but
to
assume
they
are
wrong
because
they
are
our
people
is
a
mistake
and
also
to
assume
that
they
are
right
beeause
they
happen
to
be
Canadian
is
no
good
policy.
It
is
the
judicial
attitude
that
is
being
generally
adopted
today
by
the
best
people
and
the
clearest
thinkers.
By
all
means
let
us
back
Canadians.
Also
let
us
back
Prince
Rupert
people
whenever
possible.
.
The
fact
that
they
are
our
own
people
Is
to
be
considered
in
their
favor,
but
it
is
not
everything.
As
an
illustration
take
the
following.
Yesterday
it
was
announced-1
that
there
was
a
disagreement
at
Amsterdam
over
the
way
in
which
I
Canadians
there
were
used.
Some
on
hearing
the
news
at
once'
assumed
that
the
Canadians
were
wrong
and
should
keep
quiet.
Again
others
assumed
that
every
one
but
the
Canadians
were
wrong,
lining
up
definitely
with
their
own
countrymen.
At
this
distance
there
is
little
to
Indicate
which
side
was
right
and
it
is
well
to
await
further
developments
before
committing
ourselves
but
at
the
same
time
being
ready
to
give
our
own
people
the
benefit
of
any
doubt.
Just
now
the
Marketing
Act
is
under
discussion
In
the
south
Under
it
no
person
has
a
right
to
market
their
produce
except
under
the
direction
of
a
committee.
The
question
of
the
constitutionality
of
the
law
is
to
be
tested
before
long.
It
has
always
been,
looked
upon
as
one
of
the
rights
of
the
people
under
common
law
to
sell
or
buy
in
any
market
within
the
country.
Possibly
this
may
not
be
so
but
we
are
inclined
to
think
the
courts
will
decide
that
the
law
is
absolutely
contrary
to
the
right
of
the
British
People.
At
any
rate
a
good
many
people
are
dissatis
fied
with
the
working
of
the
law
and
it
would
seem
to
need
revision
if
not
repeal.
ANOTHER
INTERFERENCE
In
Quebec
tnqy
have
also
passed
a
law
interfering
with
the
liberty
of
the
subject.
A
new
law
there
states
that
no
child
under
sixteen
years
df
age
may
attend
a
moving
picture
theatre.
The
law
ridiculous
on
the
face
of
it
and
doubtless
when
it
is
taken
into
court
it
will
meet
the
fate
it
deserves.
Control
of
movies
is
necessary
and
reasonable
control
of
who
shall
attend
is
very
desirable
but
to
prevent
a
fifteen
year
old
boy
or
girl
attending
ar
all
is
going
beyond
the
mark.
CHINAMAN
GOES
HON
C.
STEWART
UP
FOR
TRIAL
HUM'
Ml
XU
KINO
TO
HE
TIIIEIt
i
'JIt
JIAYIMJ
(ll'IHI
IN
HIS
J'OH-KKXION
NANAIMO
Aug
I
.China
Mlna
King,
known
locally
as
Lum
Mow.
who
was
arreted
bera
July
tt
In
eonseatlon
with
an
opium
setjure
valued
at
1144.000.
waa
committed
tar
triad
yesterday
in
the
poll.-e
court
by
Magistrate
Bearer
Potto.
Prosecution
wlhaejsee
testified
thst
the
accused
was
the
man
who
paid
the
freight
at
ike
wharf
on
the
packages
of
freight
from
Hong
Kong
In
which
the
opium
was
found
KM'MMION
I
ATAIJTIEM
Vf'CENNES,
INDIANA.
Auk
4
Tlx-fatalities
from
Wedneedav'
oil
blt
a'
Lawreueevlue
III.,
reached
30
with
the
-!
'if
two
more
vrnteMtiv
IS
OPTIMISTIC
VANCOUVER
Aug
4
Addressing
the
Canadian
Club
yesterday
Hon.
Charlea
Stewart,
minuter
of
the
Interior,
saya
the
fortunes
of
Alberto
and
British
Co
lumbia
are
IndtesoluMy
linked,
con
cjutntly
British
OefUMbta
has
no
firmer
friend
at
Ottawa
than
himself
So
far
less
than
twenty
per
etat
of
the
mineral
possibility
of
the
Immediate
future
!
be
bern
worked
The
development
in
this
line
will
be
enormous,.
The
alow
growth
of
population
should
not
be
discruraglug.
It
were
better
that
Can
adians
should
select
their
future
cltl
w-na.
t
YKNTKKIIAVH
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
4
Tbe
closing
price
of
wheat
yesterday
waa
SIJIHc.
here.
BRIER
m
kaii
r
aV
j
trmi
i
ik
airtight
V
I
ImmLJ
UK
ITI
LUI
U
IV
PACKED
viemiikks
ri.nuitn
.
m;mm:k
,or
I'KAKS
IN
CANADIAN
KOCKIKS
fi:mi
JASn:lc
"
.
i
1!eiUt)r
Qt'tftpmh-PWl
fl
men?-i
cHu)Ur
of
qrirqnlvlfel
&e
a
a
iBeriai
train,
this
afternoon
and
ire
leaving
on
'
the
'.nig
.
cJ..rtjUBWr
.bis
earning
for
'
Vancouver,
en
iroute
:iope.
Mfmbers
oi
the
parflr
ajsnucb
?Iased
with
the
splendid
time
their
had
it
Mount
Robeon
and
Jasper
Part.
t
A
number
,
of
peaks
were
climbed
tig
members
of
this
club.
Including
Mount
Rahfcon.
The
last
gesture
of
the
3jrr
vas
the
conquest
under
trying
condl-!nm
of
Mount
Wh'.tehorn.
one
of
the
most
difficult
fithoee
attempted.
The;
-limb
was
natie
Wmaeday
y
Mlia
Montgcmery,
Nrman
OMa
who
coras
Iroai
Independence.
OaJHornia,
John
Olmatead.
of
WUIMunatown,
U&.,
4d
Dowell
Whlttenvore.
of
BrooltlTh
M&s.,
rlxty
of
the
members
ovecame
Mount
nesplendcnt.
which
tla
well
above
11,-000
feet,
fifteen
of
them
reached
the
t-.p
cf
Lynx.
Qftean
ascended
BatttaOj
-md
forty
cllmbrd
the
Arrowbridge
gla-
ler.
Oelkie
wm
attained
by
eight
oi
tpt
party-
i-oi.imi
aik)ii:n
nor
Oi
l
FKOM
FUANt'K
IJOtNI)
TO
NEW
YOKK
LE
BOUROET.
FRANCE,
Aug.
3
The
Polish
airman.
Major
Idlakowskl
and
Major
Kaslmlr
Kubala.
hopped
off
In
the
plane
Marshal
Pllsudskl
for
New
York
at
5:49
this
morning.
They
carry
no
wireless.
TJjjtil
recenUy
J.
II.
Whltlef
.
t
TOMHEENEY
IS
MARRIED
LINKS
IIP
tOKTlNKS
WITH
MAUION
I.STU.I.K
lU'NN
AT
tOlNTKY
II.I.AOK
SPRINO
VALLEY.
N
Y..
Aug.
4.
Tom
Heeney.
the
prtee'
fighter,
who
recently
beaten
by
Qeee
Tunney.
w
married
last
night
to
Marion
Bttelle
Dun
of
this
village.
Man
in
the
Moon
Plenty
of
people
can
take
out
fl:
leetlt
but
it's
difficult
to
remote
:alse
tongue,
even
at
night.
Many
people
who
are
particular
abou
the
people
with
whom
tteef
aesoclati
re
not
as
particular
about
the
books
they
read.
New
Weatmfnater
will
be
a
sport
cen
in
pretty
soon.
6h
has
excelled
at
th'
National
gam
for
half
a
century
and
:
ow
ahe
win
the
Conaught
Cup
for
lootlHU.
The
aim
of
the
ooraft
JWBe
sport
bat
stems
it
is
oa
using
bad
feeling
as
a
war.
K
to
W
of
that
it
OenUeman
What's
our
tme?
-UtUe
"
Boy
Willie
Sauth.
OenUeman
ABd
What
sddjetsT
Little
Boy
It
aiat
a
dress;
tv
a
ta
nlc.
peaker
Now
his
wife
la
it
and
It
jtp
i
i
ivvtj
pctiVFUiV
CitVHVUS
kV
avrV
aWM
th
job.
PRESENTATION
TO
JIMMY
FARQUHAR
TliUtle
rNitlMll
Club
llomirs
Valued
l'lajrr
AVIth
(lift
Ut
Ktrnlng
A
pJeaeent
little
ceremony
took
plaae
n
tbe
Thistle's
Pootbell
Club
dresstttg
room
after
ls
night's
football
game
when
S.
D.
Maedootld.
preaklent
tf
the
lub.
with
mmm
remarks,
mtde
a
resentatiw
to
Jimmy
Tarqtmar,
one
of
.be
teanv's
ralurd
players,
of
a
beauu-
ul
eut
glass
fruit
bowl
to
mark
the
oc-
taalon
of
his
recent
marriace.
Mr.
Fsrjju-har,
who
was
token
quite
by
aurprtae.
eplkd
suiubly.
TERRACE
Jaa.
II.
Grotty
waa
in
ftam
Kslum
ke
on
Monday.
ftev.
A.
W.
Robl&ncH)
lrft
on
Saturday
for
Prince
Hupcrt
where
he
preached
in
the
Anglican
Cathedral
pn
Sunday
Prom
Prince
Rupert
he.went.
on
to
Vm-
couver
to
meet
JJrs.
Robinson
whO"haa
frpent
the
paat
month
in
Winnipeg.
:
Hi'
4
'
f
l
1
1
'Hill
IXx
and
Mra.,
Mujray
ol,
Prince.
,Ru-
j-ert
spent
a
short
holiday
bets
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peddle
'
On
Saturday
Mra.
Murray
left
a
visit
to
Scotland.
Tbe
Anglican
W.
A.
picnic
held
at
Kkium
Lake
on
Friday
laat
proved
to
be
an
eojoyabe
day'a
outing.
About
twentyflfe
ladles
went
out
by
motor
trucks
and
spent
the
day
at
the
lake
ahore.
Lunch
and
afternoon
tea
were
served
by
Mra.
Dlx
at
the
Kalum
Lake
hotel
and
boating
and
Ashing
were
also
much
enjoyed.
-
1
I
"f
em
AfSTBj
riuioiiiHi.vd
LONDON,
Aug.
4
Sir
Austen
Cham
berlain,
who
is
MuTertaf
from
a
mild
attack
of
bronchopneumonia,
waa
salt
last
night
to
be
to
ft
satlafaetory
condi
tlon.
v
VISITINO
VANCIU'VKK
Ail
i
VANCOUVER
A&f.
3-LooUnc
ovei
hla
varied
fliunefaj
initersats
In
British
SQiumbia.
Sir
ZatmMl
Mackay
Edgar.
the
Canadian
born
MMhotet
of
London
England,
is
vistuaf
bb
Vancouver.
imVKK
IN
TDOAV
O.
N.
fill
freighter
Canadian
Rover.
bat.
Jcasnh
rirwvt
arrived
In
oort
this
afternoon
at
2
30
o'clock
from
the
south
She
will
have
eight
fish
oil
carrying
tanks
Installed
t
the
local
dry
dock.
Imachine
knives!
w'
-a..
"Demers"
For
your
Smart
I'Jionc
27
Wool
Suit
P.O.
327
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Mock
I'hone
673
DENTIST
Saturday.
set
or
'More
than
two
years
ago
Victor
electrified
the
world.
A
new
and
entirely
unexpected
revelation
in
the
sound
reproducing
art,
the
new
Orlhqplionic
Viclroln
was
projected
into
the
life
of
the
people.
To-day
the
nameofthis
new
invention
is
a
household
word
wherever
music
is
played
at
home.
A
short
time
previous
to
that,
a
tremendous
stride
forward
was
made
with
the
introduction
of
the
new
improved
Victor
V.
E.
Process
Record,
now
known
as
the
Victor
V.
E.
Orlhophonic
Record.
Together
these
inventions
have
nut
home
music
on
a
new
plane,
as
everybody
knows.
1
i
Victor
has
ALWAYS
given
the
world
the
very
best,
the
very
latest,
in
the
art
of
sound
reproduction.
Now
once
again
Victor
is
going
to
announce
something
new,
something
BETTER,
something
different,
something
that
will
be
a
revelation
in
ANOTHER
FIRM)
of
sound
reproduction,
worthy
to
take
its
place
beside
the
new
Orlhophonic
Victrola
in
any
home.
WATCH
VICTOR!
Keep
in
touch
with
His
Master's
Voice
Dealers.
In
a
short
time,
they
will
have
IT,
will
show
you
IT,
will
let
you
hear
IT.
'
:
1
'
.'
"
And
you
will
be
amazed!
WATCH
VICTOR!
"3Hv"
CANADIAN
tVoAririn
I
M
La
1
1
I
1a
"Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
of
Canada.Lunited
SKCUKITY
FlUST
Royal
Insurance
Co.,
Limited
Liverpool,
England
KHlnliliKhcd
1815
Total
Funds
I7:S,1I
l:i,1)().".22.
S.
D.
Johnston
Company,
Ltd.
Agents
I'HINCE
KUl'EHT.
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MSMaaasaWawafSMSMMM
Steamship
Services
iii
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To
Krlililkan.
Vniiisrl4
aiiifVhkugnay
Any.
net
3.
n,
10,
13,
17.
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lo
Vniirmitrr.
Vlrlorbtnidpiitlli
AlifiM
I,
I.
8,
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IH.
Ti.
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KdVAl,
for
lliitedale,
i:at
lrlla
llflln.
orun
luiN,
Nsmu,
Alrrt
IT
Caniiihell
Klvrr
and
Vnncouvrr
evrry
I'rldiiy,
10
p.m.
.
Accnrr
for
all
Hleamililn
Lines.
'full
Inforniallon
rum
IV.
V..
OUCIIAItll.
(lenrral
Axenl,
Cotnrr
of
4th
Ntrrtt
and
3rd
Avrnne,
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Itiiprrl.
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