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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
returne
n
Wednesday
from
Prince
Run-
rt.
Mrs.
Robinson
and
Theodore
left
l'rlnce
Rupert
on
Tuesca)
for
Vancouver
to
consult
with
specialists
regarding
Theodore's
Injured
arm.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
McKay
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Learoyd
of
An-yox
arrived,
from
the
coast
on
Thursday
to
spend
a
holiday
here.
,
M1m
Nadlne
Wenerstrom
of
Anyox
is
a
holiday
guest
at
Hill
Farm.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Allen
and
little
son
arrived
on
Thursday
from
McBride
to
take
over
the
United
Church
work
here.
Miss
Durran
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
a
visitor
during
the!
Barnes,
Saturday,
July
G,
1929.
NEW
CANADIAN
NOVEL
A
great
many
people
heard
Robert
Watson
lecture
here
last
year
and
they,
as
well
as
others,
will
be
interested
to
know
that
he
has
published
a
new
book,
"High
Hazard,"
which
is
just
off
the
press
and
which
certainly'
enhances
the
reputation
of
the
author
as
a
writer
of
interesting
stories.
The
tale
deals
with
life,
in
the
Arctic
following
a
rather
thrilling
experience
in
Vancouver
and
another
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
characters
are
well
drawn
and
are
intensely
human.
They
respond
to
the
human
emotions
of
love
and
hate.
In
the
story
the
coastal
steamer
Lady
Rathlin
goes
north
from
Vancouver
on
a
trading
trip
with
a
cargo
of
sunnlies
for
the
nosts
in
the
north
and
with
several
tour
ists
sitrned
on
as
members
of
the
crew.
One
of
these
is
a;
,;,rich
girl
with
a
lovely
voice.
The
daughter
of
the
captain
,.0f
tjie
ship
also
goes
along
and
these
girls
are
the
two
sides
of
an
intensely
interesting
love
triangle.
The
ship
gets
caught
in
the
ice
pack
and
eventually
only
three
people
are
eft
aboard
and
they
are
safely
cast
on
an
Arctic
island,
where
they
live
for
nearly
two
years.
A
few
features
are
introduced
which
seem
very
improbable,
but
which
are
not
beyond
the
bounds
of
possibility.
The
island
has
an
active
volcano
honeycombed
with
caverns
and
a
visit
to
these
brings
adventures
which
it
would
spoil
the
story
to
tell.
The
book
is
one
that
the
reader
wants
to
finish
and
it
leaves
no
unpleasant
flavor
at
the
close.
It
is
well
written
and
interesting
throughout,
full
of
action,
and
a
book
not
to
be
overlooked.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
TERRACE
.
i
Mrs.
II.
Munger
and
children
returned
on
Wednesday
from
Telkwa
where
they
have
been
visiting
friends
for
the
past
month.
Mrs.
Love
of
Hazelton
was
a
visitor
at
the
home
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
James
Swann
during
the
week.
Miss
Betty
Anderson
returned
on
Wednesday
after
spending
a
short
holiday
in
Prince
George
Miss
Wllkenson
of
Victoria
who
has
been
visiting
at
the
..home
of
her
sister,
Mr.
Pagan,
Jeft
on
Wednesday
for
Remo
U
'VMt
hr
parentf
therein
Alra
Moore
left
on
Wednesday
to
spend,
the
summer
vacation
in
StewarC
6.
T.
Sundal
returned
Thurs-day
from
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
and
Mm.
A.
Holm
wood
have
morwj
from
the
Sundal
Blk
to
the
Davis
cottage
oi.
Latelle
Atenue.
Joe
Cook
returned
to
Nash
on
Wednesday
after
spending
a
short
holiday
at
his
home
here.
Miss
Moffatt
left
on
Wednesday
to
spend
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert.
week
at
the
home
Mrs.
H.
Swain.
of
Mr.
ano
Miss
Reid
of
the
high
school!
staff
has
as
her
guests
at
the
I
home
of
Mrs.
'M.
A.
Greig,
her)
father,
two
ltpm
sm)
.ru
wiu
spend
a
holiday
here
with
her
and
she,
then
intends
returning
to
Vancouver
with
them.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Constables
Molr
and
Dickson
and
Constable
Bachelor
of
Gis-
dismissal
from
the
provincial
po
nce
force.
A.
D.
Crulckshank
of
the
Canada
Alrajra
Ltd.
operated
an
airplane
'here
on
Dominion
Day
for
people
who
to
make
short
flights.
Ernie
Thompson
has
broken
ground
for
a
new
building
on
Third
Avenue
in
which
he
will
Mtablish
a
tailoring
busine.
1
LONDON,
July
cT
II
.
Payne
of
Woodford
Green
cut
nearly
two
minutes-from
the
world's
record
for
the
regular
marathon
distance
of
26
miles
385
yards
yesterday,
winning
the
event
in
the
British
amateur
athletic
championship.
He
covered
the
distance
In
2
hours
30
minutes
57
2-5
seconds,
'
A
1
.
..
t
CARDINALS
LOSE
TENTH
STRAIGHT
lo
Indians
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
Saturday,
July
6,
19J9
Thistles
Take
Second
Soccer
Trophy
of
Season
by
Beating
Empress
in
Gilhuly
Cup
Final
Thistles,
who
captured
the
Dominion
Day
cup
on
Monday,
picked
off
their
second
football
trophy
of
the
season
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
evening
by
beating
the
Empress
Social
Club
3
to
2
in
the
playdff
for
the
Gilhuly
Cup,
the
standing
for
which
was
tied
on
conclusion
of
the
recent
fixture
list.
It
was
an
even
game
-
all
the
way
through
and
proved
a
thrilling
match
for
quite
a
crowd
of
fans
which
was
in
attendance
despite
rather
threatening
weather
conditions.
Playing
down
grade,
the
Empress
Club
was
first
to
dore
with
a
field
goal
by
George
Howe.
About
ten
minutes
before
CIMAIC
IMf
M
D
the
close
of
the
first
half,
Bap-tie
equalized
and
the
teams
cros-j
sed
over
one
all.
Thistles
did
not
pile
up
an
even
higher
count,
Baptie
being
dangerous
at
all
times.
William
Barton
was
referee
and
James
Andrews
and
William
Murray
were
linesmen.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Thistle.wR.
Woods;
S.
Erskine
i
n
in
ui
j.
n.
it.
TOURNEY
COMING
About
half
way
through
the
Tenng
Compeimm
Expected
Sport
Chat
The
further
the
1929
to
second
nail,
a
penauy
was
ar-
j,e
Kinlshw,
ThIs
Week-End;
led
against
the
Empress
Club
Seml-FinaU
in
Men's
and
Baptie
put
the
Thistles
one.
Doubles
up.
A
few
minutes
later,
Harrison
wnt
in
the
third
for
the
Scots
and
vhying
carl
this
mornlllK(
j.
it
looked
like
had
the
they
game
ort()n
d
j
Mcphera0n
on
ice.
A
penalty
against
Dave
defeated
W.
H.
Tobey
and
W.
It.
Jack;
few
minutes
before
the
a
Tob
M
Jn
fl
semi.finaI
of
close,
was
successfully
converted
the
Canadian
National
Tennix
by
Brick
Skinner
and
that
cvs.;c,uh.8
tournament.
ed
the
scoring.
:
If
weather
is
auitable
the
finals
?mmy
,
"pta,n
n,d
may
be
run
off
over
the
comlnr
centre
half
for
the
Empress
Club,
week.end
Jn
the
c.N.R.
tourna
was
the
outstanding
player
on
the
ment.
Unfavorable
condiUons
of
field
and
it
was
largely
because
,ate
have
cauged
the
competitioi)
of
his
efforts,
with
able
assis
j0
draj?t
lance
from
the
backs,
that
the
'
Big
and
D.
Jack;
A.
Macdonald.
T.
fa,fUe
Dasetaii
season
goe
Hadden
and
Alex
Haig;
II.
Har-
aJonK
he
more
"
,ook8
,ike
a
rison.
J
.Campbell,
C.
Baptie,
W.?,nch
for
the
Philadelphia
Ath-Mltchell
and
J.
Fnrquhar.
to
cop
the
American
League
..
Empress
S.
Parker:
It.
B.lflaK
and
for
Cornelius
McGilli-Skinneriana
H.
Pick;
G.
Hill,
S.
cudy
after
these
Currie
and
II
Erskine;
J.
McKay,
waiting,
to
build
an
almost
per-
V.
Hillstoir.
A.
Carlson,
G.
Howe
Ie"
macmne
oul
01
n,s
Duncn
and
RAVt
Dickens.
wreckage.
It
is
a
peculiar
thing
The
next
football
competition
that,
one
h,ears
,l"le
of
any
of
the
season
will
be
for
the
8inK'e
Athletic
star
which
goes
Stuart
Shield,
play
in
which
will
.to
8nw
that
It
is
the
whole
ma-commence
next
Monday.
j
chine
and
not
any
particular
I
part
that
is
responsible
for
the
great
swathe
the
Mackmen
are
cutting
this
year.
The
New
York
Yankees
whose
brilliance
has
been
the
feature
of
things
up
to
1929,
look
due
to
stay
in
second
place
this
year
with
the
prospect
of
doing
worse
than
that
rather
Lilian
Coade
of
Vancouver.
They
Phillies
Take
National
Champions
than
better,
depending
on
how
Into
Camp;
White
Sox
Lose
,
mo
oi,
L.UU1B
urowns
ana,
possibly,
the
Detroit
Tigers
will
work
I
between
now
and
the
end
of
Sep-
NEW
YORK,
July
6.
-Chuck
.lcmDer-
Klein's
twentieth
homer,
with
"
none
out
and
none
on
in
the
ninth,'.
The
bl
c
'
the
National
enabled
Philadelphia
to
defeat
the
the
Pittsburgh
comp
come
bnvp
nae
hen
been
nAifio.i
notified
of
t
4i.-f.
-Bl-
u18
uarainais
yesteraay.
'
it
run
their,
...
.
.
.i
.
.
Jneckand
neck
for
flrf
v.
b!
me
itriini
siraigui
loss
ior.
the
National
League
ch
-mpions.
aje
the
New
York
,
Giants
yet
out
In
the
American
League.
Cleve-
?f
the
Picture
although
they
have
Joe
Floli.r
wail
.
f
iiana
lmnans
aeieaiea
unicago
,
v,v
-'.'
maier-
nee?
hi
IJZ'n
t"
Wh,te
ln
h,tt,n
c0-
""'.u"
the
l"?
paCe
ette"
dur-
of
th
di,t
!H
joined
T
circus
in
it
liJ?
te8t-th,a
beln
the
only
other
ma-
"
he
theT
past
few
weeks.
Unless
Z
.lU
Kme
scheduled
for
?l-,Lou'8
Cardinals
can
shake
New
Zealand
before
long.
Score
were
as
follows
National
league
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
10
American
League
Chicago
10,
Cleveland
11.
...
rntsburgh
.........44
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
V.
Littler
have
Chicago
42
arrived
here
from
Port
Albernl.
s.
lj0ul
i&
Mr.
Littler
is
the
new
accountant
New
York
4ft
mthe
locl
branch
of
th
Rnvnl
Philadelphia
31
Bank
of
Canada.
Boston
29
Cincinnati
25
The
local
Rebekah
Lodge
had
Brooklyn
32
a
meeting
last
Thursday
night
in
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
BROKE
RECORD
FOR
MARATHON
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
25
24
35
32
39
44
43
37
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
Philadelphia
53
New
York
43
St.
Louis
42
Detroit
39
Cleveland
34
Payne
of
Woodford
Green.
Eng.
chIc
'
o
g
land,
Vn
Amateur
Athletic
.gStolT.
!
"r
.
I
17
2G
27
36
35
42
49
53
TO
BE
DEPORTED
Tct.
.609
.520
.493
.382
.347
.291
A
board
of
enquiry
was
held
this
morning
by
Immigration
Officer
Frank
Fitch
In
the
matter
of
K.
B.
Canary,
who
was
taken
off
the
steamer
Prince
Cconre
the
losing
streak
which
has
been!
.dogging
them
the
past
week
or!
iiiajr
BUVII
VO
UCJIUSHCU
in;
the
second
division.
Wilbert
Rob-'
inson's
Booklyn
Dodgers
have1
jumped
from
the
cellar
to
the
j
leadership
of
the
second
division!
in
a
short
while
and
there
are
I
some
observers
who
fancy
seeing!
the
Robins
In
the
pennant
running
yet.
The
way
things
havei
been
going
In
the
senior
loop.
I
iftmot
anything
would,
not
be
sur-
gog
""
even
ii
me
iiqsion
Krt7
Braves
should
climb
to
the
top
again,
though
that
is
considered!
44ilone
'
ne
remotest
possibilities.
.397
.3G8
,4G4
TENNIS
FINALS
TODAY
Finals
in
the
men's
singles
and
doubles
of
the
city
tenia
cham
pionships
tournament
are
being
pJP'ayed
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Ten-.707
n'"
Club's
courts
this
afternoon,
G23
1
navinjr
ueen
postponed
from
last
night
when
weather
was
LAUNCH
REPORTED
AFTER
PLANS
MADE
FOR
AIRPANE
SEARCH
VANCOUVER,
July
5.
-Just
as
the
police
were
about
to
nd
out
an
airplane
and
motorboat
to
search
for
her,
the
38-foot
power
boat
Dorothy
which
left
Ouallcum
.ninnil.i
.
.1...........
1
1
L
TllMiUir
luna
h.imaU.J
lH
1.....
1...-
'vvcuuj
an
n
muwHwuy,
and
111
HWH1UJ
itbo
rciuiKu
iu
imvv
uern
was
rwno
decided
to
deport
the
man,'1
Powell
River
.Wednesday
eve-
IrdZTiViZ
Z
therec-bvho
8
nlngnd
Pender
Harbor
nn
American,
to
Ketchl-
5S.Hi5
.tS!1
.
"s!kan-
"III
be
sent
north
on
the
(
Great'
anxiety
had
ji,uiiiciiiaiiitrii.
in
inn
aii
vvn
ma
i
ii
...
iast
been
-
"i-v
rnncess
A
ce
on
Mnnrfnv
In
ieu
dv
inenda
of
thoac
on
J
charge
of
ship's
officers.
board.
SCHEDULE
FOR
STEWART
SHIELD
Play
Begins
.Monday,.
When
Empress
Will
Meet
Regiment
The
schedule
for
the
Stewart
shield
trophy
which
is
beiiJg
competed
for
by
local
football
teams
has.
been
drawn
up
and
the
first
game
will
take
place
Monday.
The
Regiment
in
its
contest
with
the
New
Empress
will
field
the
following
players:
Brand,
.
Stiles,
Murray,
Bdgecumbe,
Hadden,
Strachan,
Kelsey,
Russell,
Wilson,
Bitrdett
and
Norrington.
Spare,
Underwood.
Following
is
the
schedule
of
game
:
July
8
Empt
eAS
vs.
Regiment
July
11
Thistles
vs.
Empress.
July
10
Regiment
vs.
Thistles.
July
19
Regiment
vs.
Empress.
July
22
Empress
vs.
Thistles.
July
25
Thistles
vs.
Regiment.
OUTBOARD
SPEED
RACE
SEAATLE,
July
6:
One
of
the
big
attractions
in
Seattle
tomorrow
will
be
the
outboard
speedboat
race
over
100
mile
course
on
Iake
Washington.
STFWART
PI
ANF
'DR-JACK
NADEN-
.
.
..n
.
!
UH
HERE
AS
BOY,
IS
HERE
TODAY'
paying
brief
visit
-
rr
,
11k.
JmU
(Nudao,,
vm
h,.
,
Western
.Canada
IrwayHiJ;ly(niffir
Hie
lit
8fjf
utfH
liny,
:iivj;
Boat
Made
Brief
Call
This
Ifljljlfljwfth
ffi-l..)..!
I,,,;
,-uorning
ior
ruvt
us
back
.in'
uiw
uctv-lip-.-ti
n
i,i
'for
a
brief
visit
in
the
c.iur
,.
,,(
I
Bound
for
Stewart,
where
it
n(8
honeymoon
trip.
Auom,
iwljl
spend
the
next
few
weeks
,ed
by
his
bride,
Dr.
Nad-
n
sr.
transporting
supplies
into
the
,jved
on
this
afternoun
BowsiJ.'
Lake
area
for
the
North-
f,.om
the
oast
and
will
s;,,ii
tlw
,crn
Prospector
Syndicate,
a
West-
evening
on
the
Prince
Ca,.
i
r
em
Canada
Airways
biplane
f
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to
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Imperial
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he
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stop
at
Swanson
Bay,
whence
it
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work
in
a
Inrgr
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came
on
here
today.
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was
ex-
pectenl
to
reach
Stewart
within
a
f
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couple
of
hours
of
leaving
here.
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REACHES
PERSIA
IN
THE
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
6:
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
quoted
at
$1.39'
spot
cash
for
Number
1
Northern.
Try
a
Pally
News
want-no'
It
will
bring
results.
1
PLANE
SOUTHERN
CROSS
BUNDER
ABBAS.
TYr-i
0.
Captain
('har'is
Ki
Smith
and
three
rompr
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here
today
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British
India,
in
Dm
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THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
Backward
Season
Sale
One
of
the
most
successful
sales
ever
put
on
by
The
Acme
Importers,
our
Hack-ward
Season
Sale
is
now
fast
coming
to
a
close,
having
accomplished
its
purpose
in
reducing
our
stock
to
something
like
where
it
should
be.
During
these
last
few
days
of
our
sale,
you
will
still
have
an
opportunity
of
securing
bargains
which
will
not
be
obtainable
later.
Sec
these
priccs-and
save
real
money
now
!
MEN'S
CAPS
WOLF,
BRILL
AND
C.
&
G.
MAKE
Regular
values
to
$3.G0.
Rack-ward
Season
Sale
Price
.
.
.
95
MEN'S
PANTS
Men's
Pants
in
Rlue
Serge
and
Pin
Stripos.
Assorted
patterns.
Regular
values
in
this
lot
run
to
$7.50.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$3,85
BOYS'
SWEATERS
Shirt
Waists
and
Sweaters
for
boys.
This
is
real
value.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
.
95c
Special
Values
IN
MEN'S
SUITS
Here
is
one
lot
in
Tweeds
and
Serges
fine
materials
and
well
finished.
,815.95
THIS
CAN'T
BE
BEAT
Our
famous
Blue
Serge,
Veal
indigo
dye,
and
guaranteed
fadeless,
otherwise
you
get
a
new
suit
free.
$28.85
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
in
silk,
silk
lisle
and
pure
wool
cashmoro.
in
all
the
fancy
patterns
and
shades.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
90q
BOYS'
TENNIS
SHOES
Tennis
Shoes
for
BoysSizes
11
to
13
and
1
to
5.
The
thing
for
summer
wear.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
.
95(
BOYS'
UNDERWEAli',
St.
Margaret's
Underwear
for
Boys-Short
sleeves
and
knee
length.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$
95
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
O.
D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
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