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rOUR
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EDITION
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
published
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert,
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News.
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application,
Member
ol
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
should
never
be
allowed
to
interfere
with
good
government.
H
T.
FORGET
POLITICS
In
Canada,
especially
in
the
villages
and
smaller
towns,
there
is
a
tendency
to
play
poljtics
all
the
time.
We
suggest
that
is
wrong.
Why
not
forget
poljtics,
at
any
rate
Harvey
Mitchell
1
piIE
chairman
of
the
provincial
committee
for
New
Brunswick
of
the
World's
Grain
Exhibition
and
Conference,
Rerina,
1932,
Is
Mr.
Harvey
Mitchell,
the
Deputy
Minis,
ter
of
Agriculture.
Mr.
Mitchell
wm
born
it
Keswick
Ridge,
N.B.,
m
1871,
and
received
his
preliminary
edoettion
in
the
public
schools
of
thst
district
Later
he
went
to
the
Ontario
Agri.
cultural
College
at
Gotlph.
For
fourteen
years
he
was
en.
caged
in
field
work
for
the
Depart
,
ment
of
Agriculture
of
New
Brunswick
and
for
twelve
years,
mart-
viilon
of
the
Federal
Department
of
Agriculture.
In
19!'i
Mr
Mitchell
was
appointed
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture
for
New
Brunswick.
IMPROVING
United
States
Wants
Hoover,
Says
Postal
Chief
two
weeks
of
harking
back
to
the
past
campaign.
There
are
certain
'Zl
governments
in
power
and
they
are
supposed
to
represent;
vaidivcstok
m
the
very
near
fu-ihe
whole
community,
not
a
part
of
it.
Tolmie
is
the
pre-
'ture.
inier
of
British
Columbia
not
premier
of
the
Conservative
'
party.
Bennett
is
Prime
Minister
of
Canada,
not
prime'
A17T
A
TIA1VJ
minister
of
the
federal
conservative
party.
Because
of
rY
lr
1
.111
1
that
fact,
it
is
the
duty
of
all
people
in
the
country
to
lend
!
nnrfcT
u
in
him
their
support
so
far
as
possible.
Helpful
criticism
isj
PUrULAK
all
richt
but
not
nartv
criticism
based
on
the
hvnothesis
1
V4
aurxix
that
our
side
is
always
right
and
the
other
side
always
wrong.
x
.
YES,
BUT
NOT
LIKE
RUPERT
:
When
wandering
through
the
interior
of
the
province
on
a
recent
holiday,
the
editor
took
considerable
interest
in
the
gardens
he
saw
at
the
various
points.
Sometimes
he
took
occasion
to
compliment
the
owners
on
the
results
being
accomplished.
Usually
the
reply
was
something
like
this.
"Our
gardens
are
doing
Well
but
they
are
not
like;
those
in
Prince
Rupert."
To
tell
the
truth
about
ourselves,;
we
are
getting
a
name
for
our
gardens
and
the
person
who
does
not
run
true
to
form
by
keeping
his
garden
presentable
is
not
typical
of
the
city.
A
good
garden
is
expected,
especially
by
vis
itors
from
the
outside.
V4.
A
ENTER
THE
FAIR
The
success
of
the
fall
fair
which
opens
next
week
depends
almost
wnolly
on
the
individual
efforts
of
the
citizens.
A
few
people
make
a
rule
of
entering
their
poultry,
their
flowers,
their
cooking,
their
preserves,
their
needlework,
their
garden
produce.
The
majority
of
the
people
take
no
interest.
When
fair
day
arrives
people
are
heard
to
remark:
'"I
could
beat
that
If
only
I
had
thought
to
enter,
I
could
easily
have
won
that
prize."
.
This
is
written
to
suggest
that
any
person
with
a
nice
plant
take
the
trouble
to
enter
it.
That
anyone
doing
unusually
good
work
in
any
line
of
endeavor
exhibit
a
sample
of
it
That
all
take
an
interest
in
the
fall
fair,
enter
what
they
have
and
see
if
they
cannot
win
a
prize.
The
money
value
of
the
prize
may
not
be
large
but
the
honor
of
winning
the
blue
ticket
is
worth
a
great
deal
in
personal
(By
Ce
Mexico
Has
Become
Alr-Minded,
Figures
Reveal
WASHINGTON,
August
25
Mer,
lean
airplanes
engaged
In
com
i
miles
during
1930
than
had
ever
jbeen
registered
before,
the
Commerce
Deparement
has
been
in-
formed
by
Assistant
Trade
Com-jmisalouer
Edward
D.
McLauglln
at
Mexico
City.
The
planes
flew
2,485
-810
miles
last
year
as
comparrd
with
1.896.507
miles
in
1929
and
727.501
miles
In
1928.
That
Mexican
people
are
becoming
more
"air-minded"
Is
revealed
In
figures
which
show
that
20,200
passengers
were
carried
durlnj
1930,
an
Increase
of
103
'percent,
over
1929
when
10,969
persons
travelled
by
air.
Grizzly
Bear
Goes
to
Zoo
i
Three
Months
Old
Cub
Shipped
From
Jasper
to
England
j
JASPER
PARK,
Aug.
25
Scream
ing
defiance
to
the
world
and
unbeknown
to
himself,
bidding
a
last
goodbye
to
the
timbered
slopes
of
his
beloved
mountains,
a
three
months
old
grizzly
cub,
offspring
of
wme
mighty
monarch
of
tl
Ca
nadian
Rockies,
left
here
last
night
by
Canadian
National
Express,
en
i
out
to
England
and
the
confines,
if
Hn
Engl'sh
zoo.
'
The
bear
cub
was
captured
1
ist
!
tqring
by
tl
vlce-utetldent
of
Vlc-
-n
Limit.,
famou
Eutlsh
.uua-mfnt
firm,
who
shn
the
mother
fcilzzly
whl!
00
a
tv
lUng
trip
wru
of
here.
Mr.
Vickers
left
the
cut
in
cn;.tge
of
George
Hargreaves.
his
I
ulde,
at
Jackman.
D.C.,
and
only
recently
ordered
tlv.
tear
shirexM
to
film
in
London,
Eng.
NEWTRfAL
COMING
UP
Possibility
of
David
Clark
Uelug
Dismissed
on
Murder
Charge
LOS
ANGELES.
August
25
Dis-trlct
Attorney
Fltts
Is
taking
step
j
preparatory
to
holding
a
second
trial
of
David
Clark
on
a
charge
of
j
Murdering
Herbert
Spencer.
The
first
Jury
disagreed
In
Clark's
case
on
Sunday.
Fltts
is
examlnglnx
certain
reported
new
clues
which,
if
they,
prove
to
be
a
lizzie,
may
result
In
the
district
attorney
moving
for
dismissal.
THE
DAILY
NEW8
Tuesday,
August
2S.
ijjr
TIMES
ARE
!
Adolfe
Seretny
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
25:
Basing
his
statement
on
revenue
of
the
August
25,
1931
Bant,c
department
which
he
heads
and
on
his
close
touch
with
condi
tions
In
all
sections
of
the
country,
THE
BRITISH
SITUATION
i
Postmaster
Oeneral
Brown
said
Stanley
Baldwin,
leader
of
the
Conservatives
in
Great
SSL
Britain,
is
deserving
of
great
praise
for
agreeing
to
take
wants
president
Hoover
in
office
a
position
in
the
new
coalition
cabinet,
serving
second
to
for
another
term.
The
cabinet
mem-Premier
Ramsay
MacDonald.
He
is
the
leader
of
a
great
ber
arrived
aboard
the
liner
bearing
iW
ha
avnoof
tu
his
chiefs
name.
S
U
n-4l,nnm;n..
-annMnl
olnnfinnc
Tirr
...oifinrr
o
DUHng
the
JaSl
iu
win
ai
mc
iui
tnv;uuiui&
gcuci
ai
uctuuiio.
jj
.waiting
a
short
time
he
stood
a4
good
chance
of
gaining
political
fame
and
power.
By
entering
the
MacDonald
government
he
may
be
losing
his
opportunity.
But
there
is
a
crisis
in
Great
Britain.
It
has
been
found
impossible
to
balance
the
budget
unless
it
is
by
placing
a
tariff
on
imports.
This
has
been
of
late
a
Conservative
party
policy
as
opposed
to
Liberal
free
trade
with
Labor
somewhat
divided.
Now
it
is
to
be
assumed
that
a
tariff
will
be
adopted
and
that
the
coalition
government
will
father
it
and
possibly
stand
the
next
election
on
that
policy.
Whether
or
not
they
will
succeed
remains
to
be
seen.
The
coalition
may
break
up
when
it
comes
to
an
election.
July,
just
before
I
sailed,"
he
said,
"the
revenues
of
the
Postofflce
Department
showed
their
first
Increase
n
a
year
and
a
half.
I
say
without
hesitation
that
I
haven't
a
;
'
doubt
in
the
world
about
the
elec-
tlon
of
President
Hoover."
DEVELOPING
:
NEW
TRADE
'In
any
case
it
looks
as
if
the
various
British
statesmen'
,
s
.
.
.
.
:
"steamship
Service
Between
Uniteq
i
.i
ew
f
j
i
were
doing
well
to
sink
their
party
affiliations
in
order
to
.
.
sutes
Ports
and
vaiaivostok
bring
about
a
better
condition
in
the
old
land.
Politics!
.
SEATTLE,
August
28
Arrange
ments
have
been
made
with
Ui
Soviet
government
for
development
of
a
trade
between
Russia
and
Pacific
Coast
ports
which
may
eventually
assume
quite
extensive
pro
portions.
Seattle
will
be
one
of
the
key
ports
and
Tacoma.
Portland
and
San
Francisco
will
be
others.
Ji
vler
an1
t'ght-
.reartu-t
w'n
will
be
one
of
enter
ainers
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
next
week.
Vancouver
Stocks
J
(Courtesy
8.
U.
jtinstb
On
I
Big
Missouri.
22.
23.
Cork
Province,
nil,
1.
Duthle
Mlnesjtiil.
4.
Georgia
River,
2
Ji,
nil.
Golconda,
21,
25.
Lucky
Jim,
22,-Mohawk,
nil",
Vj.
,
Morton
Woolsey,
J.
2.
National
Silver,
1.
nil.
Pend
Oreille.
70,
75.
Premier,
55.
58.
Porter-Idaho,
nil
5.
Reeves
Macdonald,
23,
nil.
Ruth-Hope,
nil,
5.
SUver
Crest;
Vz,
nil.
Snowflake,
1,
life.
Woodbine;
li,
h
OILS
A.
P.
Con,
6,
nil.
Fabyan
Pete,
nil,
V.
Home,
40,
46.
McLeod,
23,
nil.
Merland,
5,
7.
Mercury,
9,
10.
United,
7,
nil.
'
Freehold.
2V4,
nil.
Hargal,
2,
nil.
"
Eastern
Stocks
Noranda.
1855,
19.00.
International
Nickel,
12.50,
13.00.
C
P.
R.,
20.75.
nil.
USE
LADIES
FOR
'STOOLS'
U.
S.
Prohibtion
Director
Says
They
Are
Essential
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
25:
Federal!
prohibition
officers
made
known
to-
day
that
the
use
of
women
as
aids
in
federal
raids
upon
speakeasies'
thus
far,
has
not
been
f
orbldedn
by
.
official
order.
Howard
T.
Jones,
acting
prohlbi-!
tlon
director,
commenting
upon
a,
statement
said
that
"ladies
must
and
will
be
employed
In
this
work,
as
there
are
certain
places
in
New
York
that
could
not
be
entered
in
!
any
other
fashion.
I
have
not
talked
the
matter
over
with
Col.
Wood
cock."
said
Jones,
"but
know
there
has
been
no
general
order
against
1L"
Catholic
Church
Not
Recognizing
Spanish
Gov't
MADRID,
Aug.
25:
Formal
refusal
of
the
Catholic
Church
to
recognize
validity
of
recent
decrees
by
Spain's
Republican
Government,
"effecting
the
status
of
the
Cardinals"
has
been
announced.
ADVERTISING
COPY
MUST
BE
IN
EARLY
Copy
for
display
advertise-
ments
should
be
In
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
3
p.m.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
Is
necessary
to
en-
able
best
positions
to
be
se-
4
cured.
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOR
SKEENA
BRAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throughout
the
City
Prince
Rupert
ALLFAI
Opens
Tuesday,
Sept.
1
Closes
Friday,
Sept.
4
Number
of
Jugglers,
Equalibrists
and
Contortionists
to
give
Cever
Performances
Bevy
of
Dancing
Girls.
Two
Bands
in
Attendance.
CHAMPIONSHIPSimi
The
sporting
events
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fall
Fair
this
year
give
promise
of
surpassing
those
of
former
years.
The
visiting
teams
have
won
distinction
in
their
respective
districts,
while
the
local
boys
arc
in
the
best
of
form.
BASEBALL:
FOOTBALL:
LACROSSE:
Haclton,
the
champion
team
so
far,
will
try
to
add
one
more
to
its
string
of
victories
hy
playing
a
series
against
Prince
Rupert
Also
Indian
baseball
games.
ANYOX
VS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
the
championship
of
Northern
U.
C.
Also
Indian
football
contests.
Prince
Rupert
and
two
Naas
River
teams
will
play
a
championship
series.
International
Beautequest
The
most
beautiful
girl
in
this
district
will
be
chosen
to
visit
Los
Angeles
and
compete
in
the
huge
competition,
and
the
candidate
will
Ik
chosen
during
fair
week
nt
the
final
ball.
Exhibition
Features
Flower
show,
the
largest
in
Northern
Hritish
Columbia.
Individual
farm
exhibit,
most
important
yet
ever
made
in
district.
Dozers
of
Midway
features
every
afternoon
and
evening.
::
HOW
TO
PREPARR
OVALTINE
CO
IX)
i
AJd
Z
uupooof
ul
of
Ovoltint
to
a
cup
of
coU
milk.
WKiiV
into
fraooth,
crtamjr
contlittncy
with
four
tga
beater,
or
um
tluLcr.
,
.
,
Ovaltin
it
(old
t
11.
goo4
Moru
in
50c,
7Jc,
St
1.23
an4
ipvcial
fO0
family
iix
tiru;
alto
Mrv4
ac
aoJa
fountain.
Supplement
light
Summer
Meals
tvth
Ovaltine
Served
Cold
TT
is
a
feet
that
In
Summer,
when
rople
are
eitremclf
aetire
and
need
to
be
nouritned
particularly
well,
most
meali
arc
lighter
and
lea
nourishing
than
at
other
teatom.
Supplement
7T
meale
with
Ovaltine
Cold
(or
hot),
and
your
system
will
be
supplied
with
every
food
element
required
for
good
health.
Ovaltine
is
the
concentrated
goodness
of
eggs,
malt
and
milk
In
correct
balanced
and
easily
digested
form.
Let
delicious
Ovaltine
rebuild
your
vitality
after
vigor,
oui
exercise.
Give
it
to
the
children.
Your
doctor
will
thoroughly
approve
this
course.
Avoid
to-tSti
inbtftlutet.
OVALTINE'
Served
COLD
t
.WANDCR
LIMITED,
Ovahi
unJar
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ami
raerborougn,
taaaoa.
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li
now
maJ.
at
ElmwooJ
Park,
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