if
PAGE
FOUR
Of
course,
the
big
sports
feature
and
the
on
that
Is
costing
the
money
and
causing
the
financial
risk
is
the
bringing
north
of
the
Vancouver
Athletic
Club
diamond
i?c"M
'rm
Vancouver.
No
doubt,
he
balf
p'&rk
alongside
the
Exhl
uou
Dr,
Maguirc
Over
Orme's
Drug
Store
Telephone
513
Lady
Assistant
Rapid
Dental
Service
ysMS
I
Sti
ll
Ml
I
Sil
w
1
.
:
1
One
of
the
features
of
the
Labor
.b-tion
HaJ.1
will
be
crowded
on
Day
eMatton
next
Monday
will
every
occasion
the
V
A.C.'s
are
in
be
a
Junior
football
game
between
action.
They
are
a
snappy
bali
two
Select
tams.
J.
S.
Wilson
is'
team,
the
pick
of
Vancouver's
best
desirous
of
gMtlng
In
touch
with
j
and
fans
of
the
city
are
assured
o!
all
Junior
players
available
whoi
a
fine
exhibition.
Meantime
the
lo-
may
be
dvslrous
of
participating
cals
are
doing
their
best
in
order
In
this
WW.
Jtator
Leaguers
are
not
to
be
swamped.
always
popular
on
celebration
days
and
the
Trades
Labor
Council's'
.
.
.
.
.
.
i
.
.
,
,
.
i
Lacrosse
matches
between
Prime
ly
seem
complete
without
their
prestfnee.
The
AssoclatioR
is
to
be
congratulated
on
its
enterprise,
at
no
little
risk
to
its
flnineos,
in
arranging
such
ah
attractive
program
o'
sport
events
In
twnnectlon
with
the
annunl
Exhibition
this
year.
The
1930
board
evoUy
reallzos
that
a
good
Bportosgrogram
Is
.
one
of
the
items
thUffiakei
for
a
sucess-ful
fair.
Thrft'lWs
not
mistaken
In
that
conclusion
hus
been
proven
by
past
experience.
The
one
big
risk
Is
the
weather
and
all
that
can
be
done
about
that
is
to
hope
for
the
best.
Rupert
talent
and
native
visitors
should
prove
of
Interest.
DaSebnV
and
football
matches
between
In
dlan
teams
of
the
north
for
the
championships
may
be
counted
on
always
to
draw
large
crowds
of
na
tive
visitors
at
least
If
not
a
sprinkling
of
local
fans
who
may
find
the
time
in
the
day
to
attend.
During
Fair
Week,
activities
on
the
fportskleld
will
be
almost
oonUn-
s
'and
that
Is
satisfactory
in
uvea
iiuiau
outdoor
spo
I
.
.Wb
.
.
.
m
owers
ana
supporters
oi
rts.
It
will
be
thriast
big
sport
gala
of
the
season
here.
CN.R
SOFTBALL
On
account
of
the
ball
team
go
ing
to
Smithers
to
play
off
for
th.
championship
of
the
Smithers
Dl
vision,
the
Ramc
called
for
tonight
is
postponed
until
further
notice.
Further
sport
news
on
page
two
ERNIE
PAPKE
Short-Stop
Ex-manager
of
Young
Liberals,
a.
C.
champions,
and
one
of
best
all
round
lnflelders
In
Vancouver.
He
will
be
with
the
Vancouver
nln
fiftm
the
south
playing
here
during
fair
week
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Visitors
from
out
of
town
will
join
with
local
people
in
making
the
annual
fall
fair
the
big
event
of
next
week.
It
will
be
a
week
of
jollification
for
all
except
local
merchants
who
have
to
keep
open
to
supply
the
needs
of
the
visitors.
'
The
fair
board
under
the
able
leadership
of
W.
H.
Sher-man
president
of
the
board,
has
been
working
hard
to
make
the
entertainment
suitable
to
the
occasion.
For
four
days
there
will
be
something
important
doing
each
dav
and
every
evening
the
sideshows
will
be
catering
to
hundreds
who
like
that
form
of
enjoyment.
The
big
event
outside
the
exhibition
proper
will
be
the
big
baseball
games
between
the
Vancouver
Athletics
and
the
Prince
Rupert
team.
Never
before
has
such
a
team
an
the
V.
A.
C.'s
visited
the
city.
Everyone
will
want
to
see
it
.
perform
and
note
how
the
local
boys
stack
up
against
the
,
Visitors.
'
Other
sports
include
lacrosse,
football,
a
marathon
f
i.ve-wile
race,
and
the
finals
for
the
Hanson
Cup
in
track
races.
If
the
weather
only
holds
good.it
willtbe
the
greatest
spoils
week
on
record.
j
Inside
the
building
some,
splendid
entertainment
has
ueeji
primueu
lur
eaun
evening,
anu,prr
r
nuay
nignt
mere
will
be
the
grand
ball.
There
will
be
a
number
of
new
features
amonir
the
ex
hibits,
including
the
display
of
flowers
for
which
big
prizes
are
being
offered.
The
Indian
totems
put
in
by
George
Cunningham
of
Port
Essington
will
be
an
exhibit
of
the
very
finest
native
carving,
work
that
cannot
be
secured
today.
Tea
reoms
will
be
operated
inside
the
building
where
visitors
may
rest
and
enjoy
a
little
light
refreshment;
without
going
down
town.
Everything
possible
is
being!
done
to
provide
for
the
convenience
of
the
visitors.
j
The
famous
Greenville
Band
will
be
here
throughout
the
week
anl
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
will
also
take
part.
The
board
looks
for
more
natives,
more
fishermen,
more
visitors
of
all
kinds
than
ever.
before.
Merchants
are
asked
to
decorate
their
stores
and
others
to
display
bunting
and
in
every
possible
way
show
the
The
Letter
Box
OURVICIFS
LETTER
Editor.
Daily
News:
It
seems
that
my
friend
and
sometimes
manager
of
his
brothers
Is
not
satisfied
wtth
the
publicity
he
gets
in
the
business
places
and
on
street
corners
discussing
the
pros
and
cons
of
the
Nina
Ourvtcu
Bagshaw
fight
now
seeks
a
little
free
publicity
through
the
columns
of
your
sport
page
and
note
I
said
.free
publicity.
He
likes
all
things
jfree
but
detests
that
which
costv
!To
prove
he
Is
looking
for
free
publicity,
let
him
tell
the
qubdlc
why
he
put
his
letter
In
the
paoer
I
have
never
publicly
nor
privately
denied
having
art
Interview
with
him.
My
recent
letter
was
in
an
swer
to
Nina
Qurvlch's
statement
of
Aur
25th
and
had
nothin?
whatever
to
do
with
hfm
QuoUng
Nina's
owri
-words.
"I,
Nina
Ourvlch
hereby
announce
that
I
am
will.
ing
to
meet
Billy
Bagshaw
in
a
ten-round
match
and
that
I
spoke
to
hl
manage
Mr.
FuhcrV
to
this
effect
and
he
'refused
to
acceptmw
challenge."
In
my
letter
I
flatly
denied
having
had
any
Interview
whatever
with
Nina
Gurvlch
about
a
ten-ro-ind
bout
or
any
other
bout
since
July
27.
when
he
refused
to
sign
articles
for
a
ten-round
fight
we
had
previously
agreed
upon.
I
asked
Nina
In
my
letter
when
and
where
wo
had
this
Interview
In
which
I
refused
his
challenge
to
Bagshaw
and
I
take
It
for
granted
that
by
his
failure
to
reply
through
your
cntumns
he
admits
to
the
public
and
myself
that
he
made
a
false
statement.
At
no
place
In
ray
letter
did
I
make
mention
of
the
name
of
John
Ourvlch.
!
In
J.
Ourvlch's
letter
of
the
W
he
states
that
he
rather
thinks'
that
I
handle
the
truth
recklessly
myself
as
he
was
up
to
see
me
about
a
ten-round
bout
between
Billy
and
Nina.
He
did
call
on
me
on
Aug.
22,
the
night
of
the
Bagshaw-Woods
fight
and
I
would!
like
to
quota
the
conversation
which
tock
place.
Mr.
Easson
took
him
to
my
office
and
then
called
mc
stating
that
J.
Ourvlch
was
here
wishing
to
see
me.
Mf.
Easson
uid
I
crme
back
together
and
found
Johnny
standing
I
asked
him
to
be
seated
and
he
said
he
wsnted
to
te,'k
with
me
on
som
buslnsss.
I
asked
"What
business?'
He
said.
"A
mateh
oHween
Bill-and
Nina."
No
rounds
or
tsrm
were
discussed
because
I
gave
him
no
chance
to
make
mention
of
this
On
his
suggestion
of
a
bout
I
sta
ted
to
him
that
the
only
chance
o:
Nina
getting
a
match
woud
be
to
put
up
a
$200
side
bet
and
hold
the
match
In
private.
In
answer
to
thls
he
stated
that
the
public
wanted,
toeb
these
two
boys
box.
I
asked
htm
what
had
come
over
him
that
all
at
once
lv
was
so
Interested
In
the
public
and
reminded
hhn
that
Just
three
weeks
before
I
had
tried
to
get
him
as
so-called
manager
of
his
brother
to
have
Nina
live
up
to
the
agreement
he
had
made
and
last
to
have
he
(Johnny)
sign
the
agreement.
I
further
staled
that
the
fight
had
been
talked
of
on
the
street,
that
the
bout
was
"on,"
that
we
owed
It
to
the
public
to
go
through
with
it
and
that
he
as
Nina's
manager
should
go
through
OUT-OF-TOWN
VISITORS
J
..j
J,ti,
rir7
irMllta
nrii
i
YV
C
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1
1UJCU,
JUlll
III
CUCltlffg
U
llCUty
IVCLLUIIIZ
LU
UUl-UJ
IUIUI
I
UIHILUIO
UllU
llluiiK,
yuu
IU
LUU
Qjjl
meet
us
while
in
the
city.
We
do
not
asfa
you
to
buy
but
shall
be
glad
to
show
you
our
goods.
Drop
in
and
get
acqminkA
Charles
P.
Ralagno
Teacher
of
PIANOFORTE
Term
commences
Sept.
2nd.
Telephone
Green
280
The
Elite
Reality
Parlor
SIRS.
SUTHERLAND
Expert
Marcellng,
Finger
and
Water
Waving
Telephone
99
INLANDER
830
Second
Avenue
BOARD
AND
ROOMS
A
home
away
from
home
HONEST
VALUE
FOR
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Made
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--
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Made
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Clothes,
SU
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$3500
cos
Made
and
Qtiarantsed
to
fit
by
W.
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Johnston
Ltd.,
Canada's
oldest
clothing
house
Sole
Agent
STEVE
KING
OIL
BURNERS
Agents
for
the
famous
"Ray
Burner"
for
Industrial
plants,
hntti
apartment
houses,
etc.
and
the
silent
"York,"
fully
automatic,
for
residences.
We
guarantee
a
saving
of
from
one-tMlrd
to
one-half
in
fuel
constHBptlon.
Enquiries
Solicited
Walter
Longwill
Heating
Engineer
Phone
54
P.
O.
Box
W
GIFTS
Visitors
to
town,
do
not
fail
to
inspect
our
snappy
stock.
IDEAL
GIFT
SHOP
Third
Avenue
75
TAXI'
75
DAY
A$q
iNIGjlt
SERVICE
Careful;
and
Courteous
Drivers
LUXURIOUS
CARS--
VISITTHE
Sunrise
Grocery
FULTON
STREET
High-Class
Groceries,
Fruits,
Vegetables,
Etc,
,
Quality
and
J
err
ire
Motor
Delivery
P.O.
Box
129
PHONES:
521
and
7
CO
DENTISTRY
LOOKING
FORWARD
TO
ALL
IKE
FUN
OF
THE
FAIR
Lasts
From
Tuesday
to
Thursday
of
Next
Week,
September
2
to
5
Inclusive
BARRIE'S
HOME
FURNISHINGS
THE
LARGEST
FURNITURE
STORE
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
Invites
y6u
to
a
Fall
Showing
of
new
designs
in
house
furriiyhTiigs
Third
Avenue
&
first
Street
,
Telephone
lt3
"Exclusive
But
Not
Expensive"
VISITORS
TO
FAIR
DON'T
FAIL
TO
SEE
"
-ANNETTE-
Shoes,
Hats,
Coats,
Dresses,
Lingerie
and
Furs
ANNETTE
LADIES
WEAR
COMPANY
LIMITED
Third
Ave.
&
Fifth
St.
Two
Stores
703
Eighth
Ave.
W.
KAIEN
MOTORS
LTD.
Chevrolet
and
Buick
Automobiles
Good
Used
Car
Bont
Engines
Goodyear
Tires
Raybestos
Brake
Liftings'
Expert
Mechanics
Telephone
52
RANGE
"No
one
knows
the
anguish
o(
the
golfer
who
makes
a
bad
stroke,"
says
a
writer.
Nobody
that
is
outside
of
hearing
distance.
Everybody's
Weekly.
Reliable
Wrecking
DYBIIAVN
&
HANSON
FIRE
INSURANCE
STEAMSHIP
AGENTS
NOTARY
PUHUC
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
visitors
that
the
city
appreciates
their
coming.
United
effort
will
make
the
1930
fair
the
biggest
and
best
that
hai?
ever
been
held.
COLEMAN
HALL
utflelder
and
manager
of
Vac's
ated
one
of
the
best
all-round
Mil
players
In
the
league,
lie
ha
tor
two
or
three
years.
Hall
will
be
one
of
the
members
of
the
visiting
ball
team
in
Prince
Rupert
during
fair
week.
,
with
It.
This
he
gave
no
annum-
to.
I
also
stated
that
as
the
public
wanted
the
fight,
he
had
a
gymn
BROWN'S
SODA
FOl
N'TAIX
Neit
to
Cjpii
ii
TS-jJ
Try
Our
Double
Kn
,
Milk
Shak
?
;uj
SoJ
Shoemaking
&
Repairing;
Best
M.
W.iit-
.
Louis
Schibl
:-
:
:i
Sma"
N.
M.
fVicLeai
BOAT
BULDEE
Seal
Cove
Can
take
y-u
under
nx.l
Any
class
b.u
-
abli
Boats
For
Sail
Real
BjtI
SUITS,
SHIR
Real
Raincoat
Reliable
qua.
"
-
;
for
par;
Auld-Wcc
Tailor
&
Near
Post
Offr.-c
VISIT
Valentin
Dairj
Fresh
Milk
and
trem.fc
en
of
Skrena
Jt
Cm!
'
T
H
Butter.
Sun
!
QUALITY
FVlClj
Phone
-
Ither
do
I
think
believe
that
m
in
town
know
'
bouts
because
under
the
auspi'''
Social
Club
urn!'
of
the
secretan
EAfttm
and
it
:
mentioned
on
v
;
heads
or
In
'hf
raoter.
!
He
also
stat
'
business
men
would
be
will"-'-the
fight.
I
1
the
least
and
because
any
bn
keen
sense
of
tv.
the
fight
wor.'d
financial
surer.--they
dldnt
let
ers
bully
thrm
everything
barm
,
I
wish
to
stat'
not
looking
for
r
never
put
a
lettr:
led
league
In
hitting
and
homers
i
ceptlng
In
ans.
Ourvlch
and
h
have
given
to
tlr
t
ir.illO
r.
pr
.
sltvtl
-re
uromot'
.!!!:
'I
man
rvirvl."ti
fl
...vlrC
ll
'
i
mil
,;
Ml.
PP
,
Ml.
lenge
or
for
!.
,4
'These
I
had
to
I
of
Billy
Bagshaw
,;iHi-"v
u-r
in
;liu!
m
.
...
..-
..,,!
ir
now1
i
oeiievc
tfJ,
ougniy
unaers.
.
f
Anrfl
t
m
nnr
in
i
'
In
tho
P!phiniT
I1WU
,,.n.i.
u1..
.ifllHf
I
"
-
"
."viiiumuuiu,time
answennu
hold
200
people
and
I
had
one
or
challenges.
p,,.flr
which
would
hold
250.
either
nnl
Thnnlilnir
Villi
Mf
''
.
I
of
which
might
be
used
for
a
six-!
giving
me
sp.
("v,r
"
"
uc
Dei
ana
matter.
aua
l
let
the
public
come
free.
Ho
rcfus-
j
OWEN
"'"l
cd
to
accept
my
offer
and
that
(NoteWe
brn-v
n
where
our
conversation
ended.
I
two
nartle.s
'
,
J.u
rt
,n
h,s
Ietter
of
the!
tcrs
to
thr
"'
:"'r
28th
.u
that
fl
he
doesn't
believe
the'
whether
or
m"
""'
,t
nfnri!
thlnV
t
...
.....
...
...
,
.
..
1:1.
'
"
'
mc
oig-,
held.
new.
The
The
nv-'
fit'.D'
c,v
shot
promoter"
of
the
town.
Ncl-
He
wants.
n'