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Captain
Paul
Armour
reports
the
eood
shiD
ROTARY
sailing
before
a
Armour
Is.
but
watch
this
space
for
Interviews
from
Charlie
Mills,
John
Bulger
and
Fred
Stephens,
LOCAL
ITEMS
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
principal
oil
L.
W
Waugh.
local
manager
of
Canadian
National
Telegraph
returned
to
the
city
on
the
P-inc?
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
where
he
attended
the
Gyro
district
convention
last
wek.
11?
has
been
away
for
ten
days.
He
will
complete
his
holiday
at
Terrace
where
Mrs.
Wauah
and
Genevieve
are
now
staying
for
few
weeks,
j
Whfn
the
hearing
idloumrd
fr
lun'-heon
today,
takinn
ot
crown
evidence
had
been
completed
In
tho
flty
police
court
case
In
which
A.
Donald
is
chargid
with
heme
the
kiepcr
of
a
grmlng
house.
Defence
evldwice
is
to
be
heard
this
afternoon,
Afte.r
the
Donald
case
It
disposed
of,
the
cases
of
a
number
nt
men,
charged
v.lth
bein
Inmates,
will
be
pocecded
with
I
couldn't
Join
the
Socialist
party
because
I'd
be
too
lonely.
Clarence
parrow.
Managing-Editor
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Friday,
.August
28,'
1931
t
LOCAL
FOOTBALL
TEAM
LOSES
SECOND
MATCH
IN
SERIES
AT
ANYOX
,
'
..
A
wire
received
today
from
J
Skipper
Oeorge.
Frlzzell
an-
Elks,
Gyros
and
Retail
Merchants,
nbunced
that
Anyov
had
won
Ahoy!
the
second
of
the
two-game
4
football
series
at
the
smelter
town
last
evening,
overwhelm-
ing
the
Prince
Rupert
eleven
stiff
breeze
with
all
hands
on
deck1
with
a
5
to
1
score.
The
same
and
nothing
but
a
lagging
crew
will
was
played
In
a
downpour
of
brine
disaster
to
the
race
they
have
I
rain.
Anyox
won
the
first
g-unc
entered.
Paul
says
no
landlubbers
have
been
signed
on
his
crew
as
Com
mander
Munroe's
policy
of
"We
race
to
win"
must
not
be
deviated
from.
With
full
sail
set,
everyone
of
his
crew
at
their
post,
their
ship
will
not
stop
until
Los.
Angeles
Is
reached
and
their
candidate
landed
to
represent
Prince
Rupert
and,
added
the
genial
captain,
the
$50
prize
money
given
by
the
Exhibition
Board
for
the
sale
of
the
largest
number
of
tickets
will
be
tucked
away
In
the
hand-bag
of
the
Rotary
5
to
3.
The
Laura
F.
II.
with
the
local.
players
on
board,
left
Anyox
at
8
O'clock
this
morn-
lng
and
Is
expected
to
arrive
here
about
6
cfclovk
this
eve-
nlng.
'
.''.
Man
in
the
Moon
candidate.
NJ3.
This
Is
the
first
interview
A
writer
la
the
Nelson
News
com-
with
any
of
the
Beautequest
com-
posed
a
verse
about
Revelstoke
when
mittees.
Somebody
had
to
be
first
passing
through
there
on
the
train
ana
you
Know
now
urepressioje
uap
recCTiUy.
It
reads
as
follows:
Oh,
Revelstoke,
My
Revelstoke:
I'd
gladly
choke
For
Revelstoke.
I'd
take
a
poke
At
any
bloke
Who'd
make
a
Joke
Of
Revelstoke.
"
Borden
Street
School,
returned
to.
.
.
.j,"
"
'
,.
,
A
bm
told
about
the
Reve
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
tJt
-morning
from
Victoria
where
shs
ttokf
'"J
!?'
Ms
J?
spent
her
summer
vacation.
;
IcU.
;
made
a
wry
face
and
wrote:
Misses
Lillian
and
who
have
been
spending
the
sum-'
mer
vacation
visiting
In
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from
the,
south
on
the
Prince
Ruper
this
morning.
I
M.
M.
O'Brien,
chief
field
mel
I
often
hear
Both
far
and
near
Of
your
good
cheer;
To
me
it's
clear
I
like
your
beer
And
other
cheer
Prince
Rupert
dear.
?
'"f,
ther,Consolldat1
Mlnn
Kind
Oentleman
(to
little
boy
eat-
&
Smel
a
lng
Co,
Is
a
passenger
on
lng
an
app,e).
out
for
the
board
the
Prince
Rupert
today
wormSi
sonny
bound
for
Stewart
to
pay
one
of
Lmie
Boy:
"When
I
eat
an
apple
his
prlodiMl
vWls
of
l-jpecvion
the
worms
have
to
look
out
for
to
progress
of
operations
at
the
themselves."
Big
Missouri
mine.
'
It
Is
said
that
Auctioneer
Dawes
Charles
Booking,
president
and
when
he
conducts
the
car
sale
to-general
manager
of
the
Granny
morrow
will
give
a
guarantee
that
Consolidated
Mining
St
Povycr
Co..
It
wilt
not
shy
when
driven
in
the
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prlnw
general
direction
of
a
beer
parlor.
Rupert
today
bound
from
'Voneou-.
ver
to
Anyox
where
he
will
pay
onu
"Do
ypti
know,
doctor,
I
believe
of
his
prlodleal
visits
of
Inspection
that
my
husband's
trouble
arises
to
operations
there.
from
hisr
nose."
"I
guess
you've
hit
It,
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottish
Leatue
Second
Division
St.
Johnstone
3,
Armadale
1.
Doness
4,
Queen
ot
South
3.
4
M'.Xi.K
of
nunci
rhf
followInK
O.e
scale
of
charites
made
fur
r.llmf
ifcst
Mnrrldir
nt,t
Knimveinrtit
unnotiprrnfant
82.
Birth
Notices
150c.
Funeral
Notices
11,
Cards
of
Thanks.
12.
funeral
Flowers
10c
name,
FERRELL
IN
FINE
FORM
Holds
St.
Louis
Browns
to
Two
Hits
and
Indians
Win
'
CLEVELAND,
Aug.
28:
Wesley
500
Ferrell
held
the
St.
Louis
Browns
to
50
two
scattered
hits
yesterday
and
the
Cleveland
Indians
won
by
a
3
00
score
of
11
to
1.
In
the
National
League,
00
'burg
Pirates
and
Chicago
Cubs
dl-9
00
!
lded
honors
in
a
double-header.
1.40
M
.25
,15
Yesterday
s
scores:
American
Leajue
Cleveland
11,
St.
Louis
1.
Detroit
9,
Chicago
4.
National
League
Pittsburg
3-2,
Chicago
2-11.
Philadelphia
6.Xinclnnati
5.
Games
Played
In
Tennk
Thursday
.
.
.
.
!
t
v-
i
(
m
I
City
Championship
Tourney
Owing
to
the
unfavorable
weather,
only
three
games
were
played
yesterday
In
the
city
tennis
tournament,
resulting
as
follows:
Joslin
beat
Horton,
4-6,
8-3,
6-2.
Tobey
Jr.
beat
Norrlngton.
6-2,
6-4.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
McMordie
beat
Miss
I.
Mitchell
and
Currle,
6-2,
3-6,
6-2.
The
draw
for
today
follows:
10:30
a
.m.
Mrs.
Currle
and.
Miss!
B.
Edgecumbe
vs.
Miss
J.
Edge-,
cumbe
and
Miss
B.
Bemer.
Mrs.
Shadwell
vs.
Miss
I.
Mitchell
1:30
Miss
B.
Edgecumbe
vs.
Mrs.
McMordie.
i
5:00
Tobey
Jr.
and
Lyons
vs.!
Brown
and
McMordie.
j
5:30
Miss
V.
Smith
and
Miss
F.
Smith
vs.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
Mrs.
McMordie.
6:00
Darton
vs.
McMordie.
6:15
Joslin
and
Linzey
vs.
Ni-cholls
and
Norrlngton.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
St.
Louis
81
44
New
York
68
53
Chicago
!J
.
70
59
Brooklyn
66
60
Boston
59
63
Pittsburg
.
58
67
Philadelphia
..
:....54
62
Cincinnati
44
82
Philadelphia
53
62
Cincinnati
44
81
City
League
W.
L.
Sons
of
Canada
4
3
Old
Empress
,4
4
Elks
-.
3
4
PEOPLE
OF
Pet
.648
62
.543
.524
.484
.464
.459
.349
..61
.35.
American
League
W.
L.
Pet,
Philadelphia
87
34
.719!
Washington
73
49
.6031
New
York
....71
bl
AX7
1
St.
Louis
52
71
.423
Detroit
50
.
74
.403
Boston
.
47
73
J92
Chicago
48
76
.387
Pet.
.571
00
.429
GOOD
TYPE
Deputy
Minister
of
Agriculture
Is
Impressed
With
Peace
VICTORIA,
Aug.
28:-J.
B.
Mun-ro,
deputy
minister
of
agriculture,
who
recently
returned
from
a
trip
to
the
Peace
River
country,
said
one
thing
that
struck
him
was
the
superior
type
of
settlers
In
the
district.
He
found
a
people
of
high
I
moral
standards,
ready
to
deny
i
themselves
In
order
to
get
on,
with
I
no
complaint
about
the
hardships
I
they
might
endure,
and
rather
ex
pecting
and
willing
to
bear
more
In
I
time
to
come
with
the
steadfast
j
hope
that
they
will
win
out
In
the
'
t
i
end.
The
beauty
of
the
country
with
Its
weaving
crops
ot
grain
in
the'
area
between
Rolla
and
Pouce
Coupe
Impressed
him
greatly.
An
English
critic
says
American
i
women
have
nothing
to
occupy
time.
Has
he
never
neard
or
"'
I
1
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