1
August
9,
1823
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and
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Hood
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I'liiine
r8
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
GYROS
TO
MAKE
KETCHIKAN
TRIP
HIM.
AWIST
IN
IMimnATION
OK
NKW
I'M
II
AT
E
OF
MONTH
1-
'tuali
.trrnr-
Joe
Qreer
sported
at
'the
regular
monthly
busfneis
meeting
of
the
Prince
.
uinri
yro
uiuo
yewterdsy
that
iii:ikemi-m
had
been
made
tor
the
in.
sunnrallon
of
a
new
Oyro
Club
at
Ket-hin1i
on
August
31.
Besides
International
and
listrlct
officer
a
well
aa
nwmbera
of
the
club
riom
thl
south
ii
being
plunncct
that
oractlealiv
alt
PrmceRupert
Oyro
will
:r,al
the
trip
Ketchikan
for
tin-
xc.islon.
Tnev
will
".ill
for
the
north
r,
thr
Primes
Char-l.t.
on
the
morninij
of
August
31,
and
ifturn
to
the
cirv
the
next
afternoon
'
n
the
Princes
Louise.
The
club
pa
ma
vote
of
thenki
to
the
Vancouver
Piledrlvlng
ii
Contract-.'nf
Co.
which
remitted
aa
a
contribution
to
the
playground
an
account
ol
32
In
Conner
Hon
with
the
buildine?
of
the
Acre-poll
Hill
playground.
ine
matter
of
being
repreaented
at
the
dlatrtct
Oyro
convention
in
Vle-toiia
next
month
wm.
discussed
and
It
wh
decided
that.
In
the
event
of
a
local
delegate
being
unable
to
attend
!:
p:oxy
of
'
!
dub
will
be
carried
to
the
onven-.on
by
Eill
Lumsden.
a
oirector
of
thr
Vancouvei
Oyro
Club,
vlio
attended
ni
luncheon.
The
Incl-eoi
ifrie
was
won
by
Jinx
Jnck
of
Vancouver
The
original
presi
dent
of
the
flub.
Milton
Gonzales,
pre-alder
over
the
luncheon
In
the
absence
of
President
L.
W
Waugh
and
all
other
paet-preeJd-nte.
NELSON
FAILS
TO
GET
AIRPORT
BUT
IS
TOLD
SEAPLANE
IS
FEASIBLE
WiiON.
Aug.
-'Helaon
hat
a
won-c:.-ful
opportunity
to
provide
a
seaplane
av.
but
I'm
.if
raid
an
airport
lor
l":id
machine
la
out
of
the
question
'
With
I
he
if
worda
Squadron
Leader
A.
L
Cowley
of
the
civil
aviation
board.
Ottawa,
blasted
Nelran'a
napes
of
nub-liehing
a
municipal
air
harbor
He
aaw
roaalble
altea
selected
by
the
board
of
trare'a
committee
on
aviation
with
S
C
Wragge.
a
member
of
the
committee.
"Nelsons
situation
la
the
mountains
hkh
give
It
an
undoubtedly
beautiful
etting.
make
an
airport
practically
lm-jKSslble.
Added
to
the
difficulty
of
finding
a
larse
enough
Held
to
provide
aafe
takeoff
and
landing
area,
there
la
the
added
danger
of
wind
currents
which
are
always
preatnt
rn
mountaln--
ua
aerttena.
ion
establishing
a
seaplane
harbor.
It
would
be
necessary
to
build
aa
airdrome
and
hangars.
The
lake
afford
a
v.
nderf
ul
opportunity
to
establish
seaplane
base,
but
there's
too
much
mountain
to
make
an
aliport
feasible."
SPORT
CHAT
8PORT
After
a
good
early
awtaon
atari
during
which
the
aoldlcra'
team,
still
intact,
played
brilliant
soccer
and
cop-psd
off
one
pises
of
silverware,
the
Regiment
now
ascms
to
have
fallen
to
pHeef
tot
the
Isagus
football
competl-:on
due,
no
doubt,
to
the
weakening
of
Its
ranks
by
Injury
and
otherwise.
The
first
bad
Mow
was
the
injury
to
Freak
RusaeD
who
was
out
of
the
gams
for
stoat
a
ssonth
and.
though
back
now.
haa
not
been
up
to
his
old
rtellar
form,
though
doing
well.
The
rare
new
seems
to
be
centred
between
Die
Orand
Terminal
and
the
Thistle
i.ith
the
former,
to
date,
having
the
i
d
vantage
.
These
two
elevena
will
meet
a
gain
tomorrow
night
and
it
five
promise
of
being
s
rattling
good
game.
If
Ben
Self
pretties
can
win
this
match,
they
wlli
practically
have
cinched
the
Mobley
Cup.
The
Yankee
may
last
baseball
games.
but
"Muiderciii-
Bow"
seem
to
get
tougher
and
tougher.
While
Miller
Hug-jlna
and
hl
men
uffered
the
worst.
etk
of
their
season
last
week,
their
bate
were
more
astive
than
ever,
unofficial
averages
for
the
week
up
to
sad
nHumnir
last
Wednesday
Indicate,
as
the
declined
four
of
their
eegbt.
Uw
Yanks
averaged
.831
aa
a
team
in
batt-lng.
averaged
almost
eight
runs
to
a
m.
and
their
hits
totalled
117
oases.
On
defence
they
committed
an
error
ach
same
on
the
average,
and
eaecut-
ed
nine
double
plays
record
that
almost
any
team
In
ths
circuit
would
be
Klsd
to
have.
It
waa
eeoasor
Oonss"
Ooslin
who
topped
the
Indi
vidual
bottlnK
race
The
"OoosS
In
creased
hl
average
irom
.3W
tp
sw
during
the
Thr
,"
ac1
ihelr
averauw.:
O
s'ln
Witshlngton.
.awe.
Eimmcn.
Ph.lad.
iphla
373;
Oehrlg.
Nw
York.
359:
Ui-ri.
New
York.
.358:
Fox.
Philadelphia
3S4:
Matiush.
8t.
letUjityurt.
at
"
'brW;
J7.
iiiul
Mytr.
Boston.
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k
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OPRNH
KXIIIIH1ION
YAJKXWVKH,
Aug
The
exhibition
was
OBsnsd
beie
yesterday
sften
by
Dr.
.
r
Totmie.
of
the
MM
C
J
Yflrsth.
presldrut
West
Utilities
Ltd
of
Calgary.
had
ecnfeeesMS
with
the
city
council
yester-
loci
P
dnv
on
She
matter
said
thla
a.'Mordle
a.'tuaUon
but
May...
momlajk
that
Uu-n-
ao
Matement
U,
.
orul.
make
following
that
meeting.
this
afternoon
cimvle,
will
sail
by
'he
Prlnfe
on
hi
return
sou"1'
V
ESSE
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PACE
FIVE
Just
a
brief
word
if
it
can
be
brought
home
to
you
in
plain
words.
See
where
the
linos
point;
from
the
NOW
to
the
vote
schedule
of
the
first
period
and
the
diminishing
scale
throughout
the
final
three
periods.
Follow
tbc
lino
and
read
its
message.
I
Schedule
of
Votes
and
Subscription
Price
of
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
FIRST
PERIOD
Up
to
and
Including
August
SO,
the
following
number
of
votes
wlU
be
issued
on
sub
scriptions:
No.
Uy
Yrs.
Carrier
Second
period
Psom
at
Una!
nuriKer
susd
No.
.
August
ai
to
waive,
the
r
of
votes
win
on
subesrtptionit
y
oy
Avail
votes
Yin.,
dirtier
Mull
votes
1
500
SOO
13
000
t
tadO
$
3.00
a.0M
3
10.00
Q.OO
30.000
2
a
10.0.
(XI
34,090
S
1S.0
0.00
78.000
3
JAiSfc
il.O"
SO.0O0
0
mmWS
18-00
360.000
6
$0QWr
3QQ
.090
4
.600
5
300.000
6
The
above
schedule
of
votes
which
Is
on
decllntne
basis,
post
announcement).
A
special
vote
credit
good
fur
100,(iX
n
m
votea
may
os
composed
or
small
or
large
atiurtints
tounim
eio.uo
campaign
and
la
to
be
considered
part'
of
the
regular
iieduls.
advance
payment
itmugh
any
one
candidate
10.000
rxira
votes
will
be
given
for
each
year
of
a
nKW
sub
will
be
given
for
each
year
of
a
NEW
subscription
tun
ni
Ufdur
year
of
a
NEW
subscription
turned
in
during
tlx
Mm
i
period,
in
during
the
Inst
period
The
Kibvrription
price
of
The
New
outlde
of
Not:
hern
and
and
the
United
States:
to
all
other
countries
the
prn-'
la
17.50
THIRD
PERIOD
August
Rom
September
1
to
Sep-'ilosring
tember
7
inclusive,
the
foilow-b
Is
Ins;
number
of
votes
will
be
issued
on
aunscripuona
Mo.
By
By
Yrs,
Carrier.
.
Mail
t
s.UOf
3
i
10
(
3
V
151
30
(
FOURTH
PERIOD
The
last
terminating
period
period
14,
14,
tb
the
Septeabef
follow!
number
of
votes
wlU
sued
on
aabscriptlona
M
be
fc-
No.
By
By
Votea
Yra.
Carrier
Mall
Votes
6.000
1
t
6
0U
1
S
OO
1.000
MUXM
2
10
00
6
00
15.000
graUU
15
00
BOO
30.600
Mj3M
30
00
12.00
00000
0H&F-5
25O0
1500
100.000
Sffitfj
r
30
00
18.00
176,000
.veiy
will
not
btTOBrfFdUiIng
the
competition.
(See
opening
a..
ii
tw
iMiii.fi
mi
Mrv
-cum
oi
aiti.uu
turned
in.
ine
ciuv
wurih.
Thla
arVanzcinetit
wlU
be
In
effect
throughout
the
entire
No
KUbftorrS4sttl
be
aoocpted
tor
more
than
all
years
la
r.n,.ti.,n
turned
in
riui-itie
Um
first
neMod:
30.000
extra
Votes
ing
the
second
period;
10.000
e
litre
voles
will
be
given
for
sseta
liut
NO
extra
voWh
wn
w
given
hit
nam
suoKiripMuua
taimu
Ontrsl
DC,
is
6
00
per
year
In
all
parts
of
the
nrltlsh
Umpire
per
year.
Night
Promptly
at
9
o'clock
Saturday
night,
August
11,
Opportunity
Week
which
represents
the
first,
last
and
only
vote
bonus
offer
of
the
entire
campaign
ends
forever.
What
you
accomplish
by
that
time
(9
o'clock
Saturday
night)
can
mean
a
great
deal
towards
winning
the
prize
you
have
set
your
heart
on.
Remember,
you
can
take
subscripttuns
to
start
at
a
later
dale
and
by
turning
every
possible
subscription
in
by
9
o'clock
Saturday
night
of
this
week,
you
will
secure
more
votes
than
you
will
at
any
other
time
in
the
Campaign.
You
should
work
hard
now
to
win.
.
.
The
extra
vote
offer
of
"Opportunity
Week"
is
for
both
old
and
new
candidates.
No
candidates
will
be
permitted
to
enter
The
Daily
News
office
after
9
o'clock,
Saturday
night,
August
11,
for
the
pur-pone
of
turning
in
subscriptions
to
apply
on
the
big
votes
of
OPPORTUNITY
WEEK.
All
candidates
in
the
office
by
that
time
however,
will
be
waited
on
and
their
subscriptions
will
count
on
the
big
vote.
ANY
subscriptions
mailed
in
ANY
postoffice
ANYWHERE
which
are
postmarked
not
later
than
12
pan.
(midnight),
Saturday,
August
11,
will
also
count
on
the
bonus
votes
in
effect
this
week
only,
even
though
they
do
not
reach
this
office
until
Monday
or
even
later
Those
candidates
who
live
in
towns
where
the
mail
is
not
postmarked
frequently
will
be
given
"Opportunity
Week
"
votes
on
all
subscriptions
postmarked
for
the
first
mail
after
midnight
next
Saturday.
Every
candidate
should
nuke
his
week
the
BIG
WEEK
in
their
campaign.
The
first,
last
and
only
vote
bonus
offer
of
the
entire
campaign
is
in
effect
until
Saturday
night
only.
Every
subscription
you'
get
this
week
will
count
you
many
more
votes
than
it
will
at
any
later
date
in
the
campaign.
You
must
work
now
to
win.
'Campaign
headquarters
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
News
Building.
248
Third
Avenue
are
open
each
day
from
9
a.m.
until
8
p.m.
(Saturday
of
this
week
until
9
pm.
)
Come
in
today
or
this
evening
and
receive
full
particulars.
YOU
CAN
WIN
BIG.
ENTEIl
NOW.
Phone
51.
Opportunity
Week
"Rul
Number
18
from
the
Rules
and
Regulations
a
published
at
the
beginning
of
the
campaign
reada
aa
follows:
"The
week
of
August
6
to
11,
both
inclusive,
will
be
known
as
opportunity
week.
During
this
time
there
will
be
a
vote
bonus
)fj4one
hundred
thousan
extra
votes
for
every
4
renewal
subscriptions
of
not
less
than
one
year
each
;
two
hundred
thousand
extra
votes
for
every
four
new
subscriptions
of
not
less
than
one
year
each
and
three
hundred
thousand
extra
Votes'
for
each
six-year
subscription,
either
new
or
renewal,
but
ouly
four,
six-year
subscription.'
can
be
turned
in
by
any
one
candidate
to
apply
on
extra
offer."
Up
Until
9
O'clock
Saturday
Night,
AUGUST
llth
Fdyr
6-year
Subscriptions
and
Four
1-year
Subscriptions
WOULD
COUNT
I;
3,688,000
Votes
For
Any
Candidate
If
they
are
from
NEW
subscribers
you
would
receive
4,628,000
Votes
i
You
Must
Work
Now
to
Win
Big
With
today's
publication
the
Free
Voting
Coupon
js
reduced,
in
value,
to
75
votes.
This
coupon,
which
has
appeared
in
The
Daily
News
practically
every
day
since
the
campaign
was
announced
has
up
to
today,
been
good
for
100
Free
Votes.
The
reduction
in
the
voting
value
of
the
Free
Voting
Coupon
is
in
line
with
The
Daily
News',
plan
of
DECREASING
the
voting
value
of
both
coupons
and
subscriptions
as
the
campaign
progresses
and
is
just
the
opposite
of
the
old
time,
antiquated
INCREASING
rote
schedule
plan.
To
the
"Coupon
Chasers"
those
candidates
who
have
turned
in
nothing
but
Free,
Voting
coupons
the
reduction
in
the
coupon
today
will
seem
like
a
real
blow.
But
to
the
REAL
canri
rates
those
who
realize
they
must
secure
subscriptions
to
win
it
will
just
serve
as
an
extra
reminder
that
the
biggest
vote
schedule
of
the
entire
campaign
is
yet
in
effect,
and
that
every
subscription
they
secure
NOW
gives
them
so
many
more
votes
toward
the
big
prises
than
if
it
is
not
secured
and
turned
ia
until
later
in
the
campaign-Elsewhere
on
this
page
is
printed
a
copy
of
the
vote'sbdule
in
The
Daily
News'
campaign.
Study
it.
Notice
how
the
voting
power
o
subscriptions
'
decreases
as
the
campaign
progresses.
Then
get
busy
in
earnest
during
the
big
first
period,
and
especially
this
week
while
you
,
are
receiving
the
EXTRA
Yetes
of
"OPPORTUNITY
WEEK"
in
addition
to
the
present
big
vote
schedule.
NEVER
AGAIN
during
this
campaign
will
subscriptions
count
as
many
votes
as
they
do
right
NOW.
s
the
Time
of
the
Very
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