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Monday.
August
28,
1953
i
,
Senator
Robertson
has
signed
off.
He
has.
clicked
his
last
key,ent
his
last
hlessage,
and
is
now
possibly
teaching
telegraphy
to
the
angels.
Or
possibly
he
is
organizing
the
inhabitants
of
Olympus
or
speaking
tb
them
on
the
dignity
df
labor.
Senator
Robertson
was
a
telegrapher,
became
head
of
the
telegraphers'
union
and
graduated
as
a
labor
leader.
At
the
age
of
forty-three
he
was
appointed
to
the
Senate
Canada
and
soon
joined
the
Borden
Union
Government
3f
ii
that
time
his
duty
was
to
see
that
production
wasnot
checked.
He
settled
strikes
and
kept
everyone
working
in
order
that
the
Allied
forces
overseas
might
have
every
possible
support
in
the
matter
of
supplies.
i
Just
as
the
war
ended
Senator
Robertson
became
minister
of
labor
and
continued
he
same
position
in
the
Meighen
government
until
the
election
of
1921
when
he
retired
to
await
the
return
of
the
Conservative
party
when
fie
resumed
his
position
in
1930
and
continued
until
his
health
gave
way
two
years
ago.
The
most
difficult
time
the
Senator
experienced
was
in
connection
With
the
Winnipeg
strike
in
1919
and
opinion
is
much
divided
as
to
the
wisdom
or
otherwise
of
his
action
there.
At
any
rate
he
survived
that
ordeal
without
injury
to
his
reputation
so
far
as
the
party
he
served
was
concerned.
.
i
While
Senator
Robertson
will
not
be
remembered
as
an
outstanding
statesman,
he
will
be
numbered
amorfg
the
useful
Empire
builders
whose
number
is
legion
and
who
did
faithfully
their
duty
as
they
saw
it.
j
NEW
LIBERALISM
In
these
unquiet
yet
rapidly
advancing
'days
there
is
too
much
of
a
disposition
on
t
ie
part
of
Liberals
to
cling
to
the
bid
Ldurier
policy,
which
in
its
day
was
good
but
which
today
the
country
is
rapidly
outgrowing.
Political
parties
must
advance
with
the
times
or
they
go
into
the
discard,
They
must
adapt
themselves
to
changing
conditions
and
changing
public
sentiment:
The
policy
of
Laurier
was
a
jiolicy
for
the
beginning
of
the
century.
Today
we
are
rieanhg
the
middle
of
the
century
and
a
century
is
a
very
long
period.
Captain
Ian
Mackenzie
of
Vancouver
has
been
emphasizing
the
need
of
a
change
of
attitude
and
has
inaed
a
strong
appeal
to
the
east.
There
must
be
a
new
Liberalism
and
members
of
that
party
must
get
into
line
With
the
spirit
of
the
age.
WHEN
YOU
TRAVEL
The
safe
and
convergent
way
to
carry
money
It
In
Ihe
form
of
Travellers'
Chequei,
available
ol
dny
branch
of
The
RoyoLBank
and
negotiable
throughout
the
world.
T.he
ovenioi
branches
of
The
Bank
offer
friendly
iervicet
to
the
traveller
abroad.
Royal
ban
OF
CANADA
K
ELKS
TAKE
FlkSTGAME
Thrilling
Softball
Seen
in
First
Of
City
League
Playoffs
The
Elks'
Softball
tram
last
night
drew
first
blood
in
the
city
championship
ptey-offs
by
Be-feating
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
by
a
score
of
65
in
the
most
thrilling
garde
that
has
been
played
so
tar
(His
Season.
-Trie
C.
N.
R.
A.
wort
the
toss
and
took
the
field
a
nil
trie
Elks
slartea
the
scoring
by
making
one
run
in
the
first
half
of
the
first
inning
bill
m
I.
N.
ft.
A.
Took
Hie
lead"
in
the
second
half
of
the
inning
by
Scoririg
two
runs.
The
score
stood
up
to
trie
sevehttt
inniiig,
both
rams
playing
errbrless
bill,
and
the
seventh
inning
proved
to
be
a
repetition
of
the
first
inning,
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
scoring
two
men
and
the
Elks
one.
mikirig
the
score
4-2.
The
eijhth
inning
proved
to
be
the
C.
N.'s
downfall
whrn
Ihe
Elks
broke
ittr'oneti
for
foilr
rtins-ahd.
decile
all
effotU,
the
C.
N.
ll
A.
Ohiv
managed
to
pick,
up
one
more
Hih
U
mike
trie
final
score
8-S.
Batteries
tor
trie
F.tRi
were
Sione
and
iiiidlhich
and.
i
th
fc.
It.
A..
Hither
arid
beildes.
The
second
game
of
ihe
scries
wlil
be
played1
Tuesday
hlghl.
Baseball
km$
National
League
Pittsburg
1-7.
New
York
2-1
Cincinnati
8-2.
Brooklttl
4-4.
t
Loots
0,
Boston
1
Chicago
6-5.
Philadelphia
4-8.
American
League
New
Yefk
5,
Detroit
5.
Basion
8.
St.
Lcali
1.
pht&delprrtB
li
thlcdeo
1
Wftsbiftgton
4.
Cleveland
4.
sbNiiAV
hAMks
Jfatorial
League
CtncinmU
d-3.
Benito
7-3.
Chicago
2-2,
BrobkJVn
0-5.
St.
Louis
7-5.
New
York
1-5
l
see-
ortd
game
called,
darkness
.
American
League
Washington
14-3.
Cleveland
1-8.
Philadelphia
3-8.
Chicago
5-9.
New
York
3-12.
Detroit
4-2.
Boston
7-3.
St.
Louis
5-5.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L
Pet
New
York
71
45
.812
Boston
08
54
.563
Chlte
67
56
J44
Pittsburg
63
56
538
St.
Louis
64
58
535
PhltetMfthla
50
68
.424
Brooklyn
50
68
.424
Cincinnati
48
76
.387
AMEtiifjAS
v
LEAGUE
Washington
8l
42
.08
New
York
72
4$
MS
Qleveiand
66
62
J16
Phlladerphia
'
60
62
.492
Detrtilt
...
62
69
.488
Chicago
59
68
.47,2
Boitan
53
72
.424
St.
Lduls
46
81
J57
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Sailings
For
Var'c,ouver
Sunday
ss
Pr.
Rupert
10
pm.
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
5:15
pm.
Tuegday
Cataia
1:30
pm.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
George
.10
pm.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
Si.
Cardena
midnight
Sept.
7r-s.
Prin.
Louise
i.pm.
From
Vsncoiivei
Sunday,-,
batala
pm.
Wed.-Pr.
deorgt
10
a.m.
Frldar-s
Prin.
Adelaide
..
pm.
S.
baftletM
pjn.
Satur.
m.
pr.
Rupert
...
10
am.
Sept.
2
i
Prin.
Louise
am.
For
Stewart
and
Premier-Sunday
as.
Cataia
8
pm.
Satur.-i.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pm.
From
Stewart
and
Premier-Sunday
.
Pr;
Rupert
8
p.rrt.
Tuesday
.
Cataia
....
11:30
am,
For
Anyos
and
Alice
Arm
Sunday
Cataia
8
pm
Wednes-ss.
Pr.
George
10
pm
Front
Ahjo
ahd
Alice
Arih
Tuesday
as.
Oatala
11:30
am,
.
Thursday
ea.
Pr.
Oeprge
8
pm.
lor
Naas
Ittver
ana
fort
Simpson
Sunday
es,
Cataia
8
pm.
from
Naas
Itlvrr
le
Fori
Simpson
Tueeday-ss.,
Cataia
...
11:30
a.m.
For
Oeran
Falls-Sunday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pm,
Monday
ss,
Pr.
Rupert
5:
15.
p.m,
Thura.
s.
Pr.
George
.
10
pm,
.
Fridajr-4.
prin.
Adelaide
10
p.m
From
Ocean
FalU
Wedne.
.
Pr.
George
10
am,
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
pm,
THE
DAILY.
NTWS
ll
you
think
the
world
Is
all
wrong
It
is
ah
rmifcatibti
that
yott
are
out
6!
ttkt
sitMl
ahooici
aet
yourself
ItglH.
ter
atfM
will
neter
come
tide
if
yW
tlmto
una.
Auiae
are
amMinc
Hk
popk.
The
Soulier
the
oar
the
oadrt
startling
the
hort.
If
we
could
ail
do
extfiUf
what
we
pleased,
wouldn't
there
be
a
rush
to
wash
the
dishes?
Man
la
a
queer
animal.
When
Ute
thermometer
It
oMbBtag
kmc
tn
Ute
eighties
be
atUl
wears
a
coat,
a
vest
ami
ametlmgf
stiff
collar.
About
the
only
time
h
la
serial
trie
is
when
tw
la
playing
game.
Weather
forecast
Cloudy
with
rain
pretty
soon
followed
by
equl-noxlal
galea
toward
the
middle
or
end
of
September.
Jake
advises
an
tbtae
PMnee
Rupert
people
who
live
mentally
tn
tke
cist
to
transfer
their
affections
They
have
been
having
gfjgi
on
the
Atlantic
coast
when
we
had
real
summer
weather.
(,
Discretion
is
the
feeling
a
man
get
when
he
hat
cMKl
to
be
young.
Yea
eant
very
waft
fee
popular
with
your
neighbor
and
please
yourself
at
the
mow
time,
unless
you
ha
open
to
be
that
kind
of
man
or
some
other
kind
of
vratnart
A
foal
14
a
person
who
It
Dot
wise
and
there
are
only
a
few
wfce
people
in
the
world
t
feel
lint
like
foot
I
know
I
am
n
tool,
Ftof
neonle
ax
a
rule
Who
are
much
like
me.
1
know
how
to
be
wtae
And
float
u
to
the
skies
Froe
from
nil
oarthlv
ties.
Bhl
'why
should
j
M?
Puiifiu.illtv
is
.
ts
confide
ce.
iV
DP
.
J7
CIGAftfeTTE
PAPERS
sail-.
.
-i.
i-i-M
'
Queen
Helen
Fails
On
Court
Alter
oelng
kept
f
micr
u.jnal
competition
by
an
old
Injury
to
her
back
Hlen
Wills
Moody
tiled
vainly
at
Forest
lltil.
Lo
t
Island,
to
win
the
nit
tonal
tennis
crnwn
from
Helen'
Jacobs,
her
fellow
California!
Sh
.
n
in
action
In
practice.
Mafi
in
ihe
Mbbn
I
MailSchedUle
For
the
Fst
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Saturdays
6:30
pm.
Monday
5:15
pm.
From
the
F.ait
Sundays.
TaMays
and
Thursdays
8
p
rrt.
For
Vancouver
Swndaya
pm.
Monday
3:15
pm.
ttieaday
12:30
pm.
Ttoaraiiayi
'i
pm.
Frtiky
11
p
September
7
4
tl.m.
ohdara.
Wedrteedays
ar?d
Satur-daya
ibjr
Utlh
6:30
pm.
From
yiricouVe'r
Sunday
,.
b.xd
Wedneftmy
10
am.
Friday
pm-
Septetnbef
2
m.
Mbrtday
(by
train)
S:l5
pm.
Toeeaaya,
add
TrnlrSJayi
ibjr
trtlhi
8
M-
FoV
Anjoi
and
Alice
Arm
Sunday
't
pm.
We4lHMday
9
pm
From
Anyos
ahd
Alice
Arm
Taeaday
11:30
am.
Tbtaraday
8
p
m.
For
Stewart
and
Premier
Sanday
7
pm.
Saturday
9
pm.
From
Htewart
and
Premier
Suiiday
8
p.m.
TueaHay
11:30
am.
For
Nai
River
and
I'irt
Slnipseh
Sunday
7
pm
I
rom
Naas
Itlver
anil
rbrt
filnfpsdn
Tnesday
11:30
am
For
Queen
Charlotte
Iilsnd-i
September
8
9
pm.
From
()iieen
Charlotte
Minds
September
6
am.
For
Alaska-September
2
am.
From
Aliska
September
7
Jim.
Hotel
Arrivals
Uoyat
Bmt),
iohnson.
bawison:
M.
fjUn
tmi
Mil.
l.
Levoir.
Anrojc;
Jm
Neiton.
Alyanih;
M.
liol'mberjt.
etljr;
im
Mlirw.
VaHebuver;
Mr.
dhd
Mr.
EL
WlHther.
PeVersburg.
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.'
tifd
Kni
press
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.ind
and
A.
Si'rtd-strom.
city.
Central
II.
Barhqtt,
Reglna;
ij,
breerl-wood.
T.
Johan
and
Peter
Cyse,
city;
Thomas
Fannin.
Vancouver.
Savoy
Albert
Sandjtrom,
Lqngara
Island:
Stephen
McNeil,
Utk;
Sigurd
Bergseth.
city.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mis.
Ralph
M.
Dagahaw,
Victoria;
Frances
Patterson,
Golan
ry:
Mr.
and
Mri.
winiaM
3.
rierce,
Atiyox;
H.
L.
aray,iVancovl
vrr;
A.
E.
Ratcllff,
Mooseheatt:
L.
W
Stephenson.
Victoria;
II.
W.
Chambers
and
F.
R.
Wilson,
Inverness;
c
Gillespie,
Oceanic;
A.
Ber-ner
Telkwa.
LOCAL
NEWS
John
Louth.
Irdian.
oft
a
charge
of
drunkenness,
was
remanded
for
elgl.t
days
on
appearing
before
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Milton
Gonzales,
formerly
of
this
city,
has
severed
hU
connection
with
the
law
firm
of
Williams
and
Manson
and
has
now
opened
Hi
his
owrl
law
practice
In
VaHcouver.
8Hts
MMy
HorothMaryiusU
and
Mary
Mildred.
Roman
Catho-Hr
Chut.ii
nttns.
were
passengers
a'mrd
the
Princess
Louise
Saturday
iftethbdn
Sfttta
fFdni
Jahbau
to
Vancouver.
j
Mh
Margirrt
lietttie.
who
has
n
spe
dint
the
samirier
vaca-!
n
v
'.nng
hsr
ahd
It
QiKfvh
Charlotte
CHy.
salts
by
the
Prmee
n
i
i:
this
afternoon
to
resume
:.
:
tudlt-s
10
Vancouver.
Mr
a
d
MV
E
H
bdnwhodlf
i
An
vox
were
passengers
aboard
Prince
Gedrge
Saturday
eveti-uit;
going
through
to
Vaneouvfr
l
pure
they
will
proceed
to
Chl--ag
to
attend
the
World's
Fair.
They
will
alea
vK
in
Toro.
4o.
Peter
V.
Roes.
Christian
Science
lecturer
from
San
Francisco,
who
has
been
on
a
tour
of
Alaska,
dur
lng
the
stay
of
the
steaMer
Prin
ces
Letthe
here
Saturday
afternoon.
gave
an
interesting
lecture
before
a
fair
shed
crowd
In
the
local
Christian
Science
rooms.
Mrs.
R.
C.
Par-dhs
was
In
the
ehatr.
v.
Lewte
returned
to
the
etty
on
Saturday
atternooVs
train
alUr
a
vaat
of
a
few
months
to
his
na
Uve
home
In
Blrtntncham.
Eni
rartd.
arid
elsewhere
oh
the
British
Isles.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs
Lewis
and
family
who
have
been
In
the
Old
Country
for
the
past
year.
Mrs,
J.
Garrett
of
AUln
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prlnceas
Louise
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
rorth
to
attend
the
marriage
this
after-
har
son.
Jack
Garrett
of
rot
keal
Otwrt
liouae
staff,
to
MW
Mabel
Iraraoh.
hu
in
the
city
Mri
Garrett
U
the
guest
f
Mr.
srd
Mrs.
O
Ivarson.
BtatHey
3.
Metbr
of
the
Dighy
laWnd
wtreteat
station
staff
sailed
fmtt
nHht
last
oh
the
steamer
ranee
Jotin
rot
Dead
Tree
Point
Queen
charlotte
IsUrtds
where
he
Mil
relieve
Operator
O.
a
Moses
la
U
comlrHE
here
on
the
neat
trip
df
the
steamer
Prince
John
f
nroute
tb
Vancouver
on
a
vacation
trip.
LtHrtJ
Lerdux.
of
the
suff
ot
the
Canadian
Ffch
a-d
Cotd
Sihrtge
Oo.
u
saBhlg
this
after-rtbon-
o
Prtrce
nupert
ftr
Vaneoavtr
where
he
will
visit
tor
a
few
day
wtth
friends
before
pro-eeeding
by
train
to
St
Paul
and
Mlnneepolfc
a-hete
he
has
ms-y
resatlves
and
frtende.
He
will
also
take
in
the
Cfcrithry
of
progna
Fair
in
Ohleago
arid
expeeta
to
be
away
six
weeks.
An
Interesting
viattot
to
Princ
Rupert
lest
week
Wis
Mlat
Oer-trude
Shore.
AngtrHn
mlttlmarv
worker
In
Japan,
who
wag
her-enroute
back
to
the
Orletlt
after
pendmg
a
furlough
in
Canada
during
which
she
was
engafed
In
deputation
work
In
the
Bait.
Although
in
the
otty
fdr
only
a
few
hours.
Mum
Shore
was
able
to
have
a
meeting
while
here
wtth
the
local
Japanese
women
aho
members
of
the
Women's
Anxllary
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
The
rneetltlg
took
place
at
the
lSenl
Jajhea?
mli-on
and
there
were
about
Iwenty-flve
ladies
lh
all
present.
C
N.
it.
tkAIns
For
the
lUt
Mondays,
WediVeadaya
and
,8atur-day
7:30
P
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From
the
l4UU
Sundays,
fueAiays
and
Tliurl-day
a
p
m
Miss
D.
ribgafl
Will
ftnM
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and
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Built
lor
Many
.
Extra
Miles
Heavy
Duty
TIRES
Heavier
and
stronger.
Extraordinary
stamina
and
endurance.
Yet
their
cost
Is
aUrprlslnftly
to.
If
yoU
do
q
lot
of
o(I-the-paement
drlv
Inii
it
vill
pay
you
to
hate
these
heavier
tlrta.
KAIEN
MOTORS
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
p
f
RARE
Opportunity
Fbr
Finest
.
Suits
We
all
are
tired
ri
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now
times
are
and
oppression
has
We
Uke
thM
;
ae.ettd.
pity
to
offer
to
the
Creed
pubhr
our
tin.
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butney,
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and
lot
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titeeds,
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this
price
good
for
Jt
ik
only
LING
Tailor
The
hlah
class
Lit
or
reliable
ny
rlra;
Second
Ave
Near
Post
t.
CITY
Transfer
Phone
950
Hemlock
and
Spruce
g(J
per
cord,
delivered
COAL
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8ALK
Furniture
and
I'lano
M
v!ng
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Decks
Total
caMdly
M
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
far
Hteel
and
Wood
Vreili
Iron
and
mass
Cutis!
aleelrlcand
Acetylene
Wtll
iMon
Derrick
for
tteavy
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Sawmill
and
MinlngMacplBtr;
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and
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