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POUR
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DAILY
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SOCCERTO
START
OFF
Junior
League
Games
Will
Be
Resumed
on
Saturday
of
This
Week
The
Junior
Football
Association
met
last
evening
In
the
Qlty
Hall,
J.
8.
Wilson
presiding.
Delegates
present
included
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
A.
Hardy
(Borden
8treet
School),
A.
Walters
'High
School),
A.
Halleran
(
(Booth
Memorial
School)
and
Jack
Campbt'll
vlr-president.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
write
to
tho
Native
Sons
of
Canada
j
and
th
Trades
and
Labor
Council
hanfci
v.
them
for
their
donations
for
the
Dominion
Day
and
Labor
Day
games
played
by
teams
chosen
I
mm
ihe
Junior
Football
League!
Medals
will
be
purchased
and
presented
to
last
year's
High
School
team
winners
of
the
Rochester
Shield
for
1939-tolO.
The
following
schedule
was
drawn
up
for
the
fall
half
of
the
Jwasun,
the
first
game
to
be
played
this
Saturday.
Saturday
games
will
No
Sign
of
Canoe
urc
U
MTved.
No
other
iwvet
Uita
to
long,
co1
"tt''
or
doo
to
much
for
ru
WRiGLEYS
Pronete
good
health
when
ued
reguUrlv
alter
every
meaL
It
cleantea
teeth
and
throat,
weetetu
mouth
and
breath,
and
itTcngthcn
the
gum.
Your
health
U
aided
while
tour
r4ea
SOUTH
AFRICAN
GIRL
SUCCESSFUL
IN
SWIM
OF
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
4
DOVER,
Eng.,
Sept.
10:
Peggy
Duncan,
South
African
girl
swimmer,
finished
swim-
mlng
the
English
Channel
to-
day
when
she
landed
at
South-
foreland
from
Cape
Griz
Nez
after
sixteen
hours
and
fifteen
minutes
In
the
water.
SPORT
CHAT
Now
that
the
outdoor
sports
season
of
summer
has
come
to
a
close
In
Prince
Rupert
with
the
climax
of
those
very
successful
and
much
appreciated
baseball
games
last
week
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert,
thoughts
of
local
sportsmen
will
turn
to
the
winter
indoor
sports.
It
will
not
be
long
before
basketball
organization
for
the
h.n
.
i
nrf
otiseason
is
undertaken
and
also
6:30.
Sept.
IS
Booth
vs.
Borden.
Sept.
17
Borden
vs.
High
School.
Sept.
20
High
School
vs.
Booth.
Sept.
34
Borden
vs.
Booth.
Sept.
27
High
School
vs.
Borden.
Oct.
4
Booth
vs.
High
School.
Oct.
11
Borden
vs.
Booth.
Oct.
18
High
School
vs.
Borden.
Oct.
25
Booth
vs.
High
School.
The
annual
meeting
will
take
place
on
September
23,
in
the
City
Hall.
plans
made
for
badminton.
Prepar
ations
will
also
be
made
for
the
leaf
strenuous
activities
of
billiards,
cribbage,
whist,
etc.
to
say
nothing
of
carpet
bowls.
If,
on
the
whole,
the
winter
season
proves
is
keen
and
interesting
as
that
of
the
past
summer,
it
should
be
a
very
successful
one
indeed.
The
largest
crowd
to
ever
witness
:
.
i
RACE
IS
'llectic
Chicago
ia
football
game
at
Anyox
was
that
i
Brooklyn
..
tton
Labor
Day
which
was
on
hand
New
York
Uo
watch
Celts
and
Mine
battle
pitbburr.
for
the
Cup.
It
was
a
splendid
ex-
Bfon
hibitlon
of
soccer
and
there
was
Qncmnatt
tremendous
enthusiasm
in
rarty
Seen
As
I
et
!
At
?T
J
j
score
board
was
a
blank
v
but,
in
the
(
Feeling
Cains
Strength
That
Arctic
Tropics
Expedition
May
Have
Gone
Straight
Up
Skeena
second
penoa,
tne
teams
setuea
a
score
of
three
to
two.
As
a
result?
Washington
of
the
past
season's
activities,
it
is
.
New
York
now
assumed
in
the
smelter
town
ruvianri
up
to
noon
today,
there
-was
no,
that
football
has
come
there
to
Detroit
sign
of
the
Arctic
to
Tropics
canoe
and
UMt
Mxt
year
will
see
st
Louis
.
party
which
has
been
expected
tor
,
n
and
sure
foot-
,nhim
il
days.
As
tone
paste,
the
opinion
gains
strength
that
the
expedition
may
have
gone
straight
up
the
Skeena
River
without
calling
here,
although
there
is
no
definite
word
to
that
effect.
From
the
headwaters
of
the
Bulkley
River,
the
party
will
portage
across
to
the
Fraser
River
headwaters,
travelling
by
way
of
various
western
rivers
until
they
reach
the
Mississippi
system
down
which
they
will
travel
to
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
SINGAPORE
IS
WINNER
Lead
FteM
of
Thirteen
In
St
Leger's
Biakf
lartttbeis
Second
and
Kitten
Pasha
Third
DONCASTKR.
Bng..
Sept.
10:
tag.
AUSTRALIA
TOURISTS
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
10
Canada
is
to
come
into
its
snare
of
tourist
travel
from
Australia
if
the
Canadian
National
Railways
succeed
in
a
plan
to
"sell
Canada"
to
the
large
j
number
of
persons
who
annually
cross
from
the
Antipodes
to
Britain
I
Boston
TIGHTER
Finish
In
National
Learue
Continues
With
Brooklyn
and
Giants
Drawing;
Up
on
Cubs
and
Cards
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
10:
As
a
result
of
yesterday's
important
games
among
National
League
pennant
contenders,
the
race
is
even
closer
than
before.
Chicago
Cubs
are
still
in
the
lead
with
the
fourth
place
New
York
Giants
only
three
games
behind.
The
Oiants
and
the
Robins,
by
defeating
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Chicago
Cubs
respectively,
each
gained
a
full
game
In
the
exciting
race.
Brooklyn
went
into
a
virtual
tie
with
St.
Louis
for
second
place.
In
the
American
League,
Phila
delphia
Athletics
kept
their
leading
margin
by
defeating
Detroit
Tigers.
Washington
Senators
.
also
won
by
defeating
8t
Louis
Browns.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Washington
8.
St
Louis
4.
Boston
1.
Chicago
10.
Philadelphia
3.
Detroit
1.
New
York
8,
Cleveland
6.
National
League
Chicago
0,
Brooklyn
3.
St
Louis
1.
New
York
2.
Cincinnati
6,
Philadelphia
8.
National
League
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Country
Soccer
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English
League
First
Division
Grimsby
Town
1.
Aston
Villa
2.
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En;Ush
League
Third
Northern
;
Lincoln
City
2.
Nelson
1.
FINED
FOR
BOOZE
SALE
and
Europe,
according
to
G.
F.
1
Johnston,
general
agent
for
that'Tw0
Port
Esington
Japanese
Get
railway
at
Svdnev.
Australia,
who
i
Penalties
For
Keeping
is
here
today.
Mr.
Johnston
sails
on
uquor
ror
bate
September
17
from
Vancouver
af-
ter
a
two
months'
business
trio
in
!
At
a
session
of
provincial
ponce
Canada.
court
conducted
yesterday
at
Port
While
man
Australians
areiBsatngton
by
Stipendiary
Magis-
venr
interested
In
development
in
H
?
MeLeed.
T.
FUkuhara
Canada.
Mr.
Johnston
said
only
a
tinea
lon
of
six
Lord
G!UMiev's
Singapore
won
the
!
small
percentage
of
8t
Laser's
Stakes
today.
Lord
Wool-avliiet.ms
Parenthesis
was
seoorto!
and
thr
Aga
Khan's
Ruston
Pasha,
third.
Thirteen
horses
ran.
A.
R
Holtby
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
one
of
his
their
"globe
monuuv
unpnsotuneni,
iot
Keeping
imitm-
h
mm
thp
rtenadiaii
t
"Quor
iot
saw.
un
a
smmar
cnarge.
Roekies.
the
whet
fWds
on
the
H.
Kameda
was
fined
$360.
with
ix
&M-tlBk
nidtktrla!
cities
of1
months'
option.
The
preseeutlene
the
eask
and
uuon
his
return
wiUw
conducted
by
Major
J.
H
mmImw
tn
rtmIk
a
tntw
intr-1
Johnson
of
the
Lteuot
Contrul
est
among
the
people
of
that
eoun-
Board.
try
to
visit
Canada
either
going
to
l
periodi-al
trips
to
the
interior
on
(or
coming
from
the
OM
Country
railway
business.
Australia
too.
according
to
Mr.
Johnston,
is
making
a
bid
for
the
I
tourist
travel
of
North
America
and
j
Britain
and
a
National
Travel
As-
'
soeiatton
has
been
formed
with
of-
j
;
flees
in
London
and
on
this
con-
j
!
tinent
to
secure
tourist
traffic
for
i
I
their
country
whose
seasons
are!
the
opposite
to
those
here.
In
Syd-1
ney
frost
and
snow
are
unknown
i
while
the
scenic
beauties
of
the
,
Commonwealth
are
such
as
to
delight
the
traveller.
;
Speaking
of
economic
Conditions
'
in
Australia.
Mr.
Johnston
who
gas
I
kept
constantly
in
teuchfrlth
Australia
during
his
absence,
stated
'
that
that
country
in
common
with
the
other
countries
of
the
world
is
having
a
temporary
trade
depression.
While
Australia
is
a
vast
ly
limited
to
wheat
and
wool
and
low
prices
for
both
of
these
products
have
reduced
the
purchasing
power
At
tne
same
coun
session,
a
Chinaman
was
fined
90
for
having
firearms
In
his
possession.
Powell
River
Company
Gets
Large
Contract
TORONTO.
Sept.
10:
It
is
learned
that
the
Powell
River
Palp
it
Paper
Company,
of
Vancouver,
has
leedved
contracts
fer
15,060
tons
of
paper
a
year
from
the
Dally
Oklahoman"
and-Jlhe
"Oklahoma
City
Times"
newspapers.
which
were
previously
supplied
from
Central
Canada
and
from
the
Northern
United
States.
This
order
for
newsprint
was
placed
with
country,
its
crops
are
almost
entire-
Powell
River
Company,
by
E.
K.
Oaytord.
general
manager
of
the
two
newepapera.
of
the
Commonwealth
to
a
great!
George
Keep
of
the
CNJt
lnves
I
extent.
However,
his
information
is'
ligation
department
with
head
that
this
depression
Is
showing
quarters
-In
Prince
Oeorge
arrived
1
signs
of
Improvement
and
that
the
In
the
city
on
today's
train
from
LOCAL
ITEMS
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Thrupp.
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Edmonton
!
returned
to
the
city
on
today's,
train,
j
James
Jack
of
the
Port
Simpson
'
Hospital
staff
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
R.
O.
Johnston,
manager
of
Inverness
Cannery,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
a
trip
of
inspection
to
operations
at
Kle-mtu
cannery
down
the
coast.
Miss
Hazel
Robinson
of
the
Ca
nadlan
National
local
audit
office
in
Vancouver
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
today
making
the
round
trip
north.
Dr.
R.
Agnew,
Vancouver
dentist.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancou
ver,
being
on
his
way
to
various
interior
points
which
he
will
visit
on
professional
business.
R.
C.
W.
Lett
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
eotonteatton
department
with
headquarters
in
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
today
from
the
south
and
proceeded
by
train
to
the
interior.
Union
freighter
Chilliwack,
Capt
John
Mnir.
is
due
in
port
on
Friday
from
Vancouver
with
a
cargo
of
cement
and
other
commodities
to
be
discharged
locally
The
vessel
will
go
no
further
north
than
Prince
Rapert
this
trip.
On
motion
of
Alderusan
CoUart
the
ettar
council
but
night
decided
.to
advertise
in
neighboring
etttet
that
there
was
no
employment
available
in
Prince
Rupert
but
that
a
number
of
men
were
already
eat
of
work
in
the
city.
Mrs.
H.-6
Parker,
who
has
been
on
a
vMt
to
her
native
home
in
Nova
Scotia
and
afcto
visited
vari
ous
dtfeettn
the
east
and
south
on
bataeea
returned
to
the
etty
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning,
having
traveled
west
via
Vancouver.
J.
P.
Babeoek,
assistant
commissioner
of
fisheries
for
ihe
province
of
BrKtetfOatutnUa
and
chairman
oi
the
InternatioMl
Fisheries
Qpnawtssloa,
arrived
in
she
city
an
the
Prtnoe
George
thta
morning
from
Vancouver,
being
here
on
official
bun
mess.
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
In
spector
of
fisheries,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
rem
Vancouver.
He
k
on
his
way
to
various
Interior
points
where
conditions
pertaining
to
hatcheries
and
game
fish
wttl
be
inspected.
Mrs.
Emily
Maxwell
of
Vancou
ver.
Orand
Matron
of
the
Order
of
the
Eastern
Star
for
the
Province
of
British
Ootumbka.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south
to
pay
an
official
visit
to
Behet
Chapter
here.
Mrs.
Maxwell
will
be
here
until
Saturday.
Mrs
W.
H.
Wilson-Murray
and
daagh
er.
MBss.
and
son.
Ian.
who
nave
been
rea4dbtt
for
the
past
five
years
ka
Btftahurgh.
Scotland
George
this
morning,
having
tra
veiled
home
via
Montreal
and
Vancouver
They
are
being
welcomed
home
by
many
friends.
A.
E
Littler,
assistant
superintendent
engineer,
Canadian
National
SteaenshjM,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
beinr
here
on
official
duties.
He
is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Littler.
They
will
return
to
Vancouver
on
the
same
steamer
tomorrow
night.
Owing
to
the
fact
that
many
en
gineers
are
absent
from
the
dty
on
their
work
because
of
fine
wea
ther.
the
regular
monthly
dinner
of
ttw
local
-branch
of
the
Prefes
ajeftt
Sagjncert'
Aasedattan
of
British
Covfbuia
schedued
last
night,
has
been
cancelled
and
there
will
be
no
regular
meeting
until
next
month.
Orvillr
Denstedt
of
the
tlon
staff,
who
attended
the
recent
meeting
of
Pacific
Coast
workers
of
the
Biological
Board
of
Canada
at
Departure
Bay.
Vancouver
Is
Deodorizer
OS
Y
Blower
Balance
$L08
amtonth
for
IS
months
Caih
Price
.
.
.
.$17.50
Even
Pay
Only
50c
Down
for
the
PREMIER
SPIC-SPAN
with
and
:
i
NORTHERN
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
POWER
COMPANY,
LTD.
J.
&
Rogers
of
toe
Rupert
Marine
Products
List
ntwaiisl
to
the
efty
on
the
Prtoee
Oeorsje
this
morning
tress
a
brief
trip
to
Van-
i
eouver
and
Victoria
Arthw
Cad,
see
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
p.
Cade,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume
hi
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
He
spent
the
summer
employed
on
a
highway
survey
party
in
this
district.
INSPECTING
AIR
BASES
V.
L.
Brintnell.
Operation
Manager
of
Western
Canada
Airways,
and
Major
D.
It
MacLaren
O
Way
Here
W.
L.
BrtntoU.operation
of
the
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd..
Winnipeg,
and
himself
reoog-
returned
to
the
dty
on
the
Prtrff"Mf
ouUto
pnoBD
m
hit
iiuannnt,
m
ovw
mi
hiawav
un
the
cnaiit
with
llaior
D
R.
MatLaren
DJ8X)
B.C.
manager
lor
the
company,
in
the
course
of
vtsrt
to
the
firm's
operating
bases
hi
British
Columbia
Visiting
Quath-
taski
Cove.
Swanson
Bay
and
other
points
snroute
it
is
expected
they
will
come
on
to
Prince
Rupert.
Urging
Premier
To
Proceed
With
Peace
Railway
Yesterday
afternoon
the
Peace
River
committee.
Alderman
CoUart
prgstdiBg,
decided
f
ask
the
eh
eounetl
to
send
a
Wire
to
Premier
fr
i
Bennett
urging
tne
Immediate
con
struction
of
the
Peace
River
outlet
to
the
coast
as
a
means
of
relieving
unemployment.
This
resolution
was
enoorseo
by
tne
executive
of
the
Prince
.
Ohamber
of
Commerce
and
was
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
BU-
j
finally
passed
by
the
city
council
at
1U
special
meeting
last
night
STARTED
ITRE.
FINED
land,
and
Has
since
been
spending
PRINCE
OBOROK.
Sept.
10:-Jne
a
holiday
In
Vancouver,
returned
Dudra
of
Tabor
Creek
has
been
country
would
get
back
to
normal
the
Interior
'gblhg
out
again
op
the'
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
convicted
of
setitoK
a
fire
for
clear
wiuiui
a
year
ur
iw
easioouno,
uaw
liau
an
nour
later
mi.s
m
ming
trom
tne
south
mg
land
und
tmcrt
$2t
New
Accountant
For
Bank
Here
G.
O.
Treleaven
to
Succeed
George
Beveridire
iirtaghtf
Ills
BrMe
to
Ctiy
Or.
O.
Treleaven.
who
has
been
attached
to
the
main
office
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
sn
Vancouver
for
several
years,
win
arrive
In
the
city
next
week'
from
the
south
to
sue-
eeed
Oeorvc
V-tantintbe
i"
of
Montreal
V
recently
beet
ing
his
bruit
Mr
Bever.d-.'
moted
to
th
.
Ten
ace.
will
probably
.i
his
riaties
thf
fan.ily
will
Daily
Ne
quick
result
o
Easy
"if
to
cep
Clean
In
si
do
outside
o
n
ton
and
u
n
d
e
r
n
c
a
t
it
rpiIE
"on-top"
mrchan-fan
of
the?
Gwral
dec-
trie
Refrigerator
U
acalnl-ln-tr4.
Dirt,
duit
and
moUture
cannot
get
in.
And
It
I.
practirally
Wf-deentoc
-
for
the
upward
circulatiwii
of
Marin
air
c-trattcd
frum
the
cabinet
lreent.ilut
from
Kttling.
Porcelain
lined
throufhout,
the
Interior
of
the
cabinet
ha.
uo
ekarp
ctlgca,
no
f
GENERAL!
H
ii
you
na
a
larger
clean?
you
need
ffl
Spic-Sp;
PREMIER
SPIC-SPAN,
the
pre;
brought
the
f
among
Premier
(
Unit
to
perfeeton,
double
the
usf
nary
vacuum
cleaner.
It
has
tar
durrwy,
old-fa.shioned
attachment-
:
Canadian
homes.
The
Spje-Span
affords
you
the
idea
those
out-of-the-way
places
you
fit
clean
now
ahelvings
upholsten
-hangings
mats
and
countless
You
just
phig
the
Spic-Span
into
;i
socket.
Then,
with
the
handling
t
;.-iron,
it
does
all
these
jobs
and.
a-
cooking
odorBiifelodgeF
dirt
from
;
other
ctegejwr
reach,
and
pi
r-against
moth
ravages.
Your
home
,jally
isn't
complete
w
Span.
Evgii
ytur
husband
will
enjo
,
the
car
upholstery.
7
1
Joint,
or
credit
logins
PW
ft
eral
Electrie
r.,J
cabinet,
are
trclwith
iorrrUifi
-'""T
fJiat
are
roy
Icm.
Tlie
op-v
rnlu
esy.ccinB
'
neatlu
.
Vl.lt
the
nearest
1-"
'
,
learn
how
the
Dectric
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