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DAILY
EDITION
DEATH
OF
NOVELIST
Sir
Anthony
Hope
Hawkins
Passes
Away
in
England
at
Age
of
Seventy
LONDON.
July
10:
(Canadian
Press)
Sir
Anthony
Hope
Hawkins,
famous
writer,
died
here
on
Saturday.
He
was
70
years
of
age.
The
law
lost
a
disciple
when
Sir
Anthony
Hope
Hawkins
found
In
it
a
task
master
that
was
Interfering
with
his
invention
of
stories.
Writing
was
only
a
side
line
at
first,
but,
more
and
more,
the
man
who
used
the
pen-name
of
Anthony
Hope
resented
the
Intrusion
of
le-,
gal
work
on
his
time
for
spinning'
romances.
,
It
was
not.
however,
until
after
the
popular
success
of
"The
Prisoner
of
Znda."
which
was
published
,
when
he
was
31.
that
he
definitely
noektes.
an
a
comralttn
consjsv
ins
efclefly
of
exiterleaced
mem-trs
af
tss
TrsU
Riders
of
the
Qfcssdlaa
Hoc
kiss
and
tbi
Alpine
Clttb
or
Cnd,
nss
undertaken
tha
esDlMtln
of
a
new
order
called
th
gky
Line
Tmii
Hikers.
Tb
Isaufaral
hike
will
Mart
this
summer
oa
August
4th
from
Lake
IxuU
and
tramp
over
th
Rtfdaleeaek
threush
Tsradlse
Valley
and
oter
Sentlael
Pass
to
Morsla
Lake,
whess
ths
first
nfgat's
camp
wUl
be
mads,
on
Balurdsj.
August
6th,
ths
party
will
MU
from
Moraine
Lake
over
Venkehemns
snd
OpaMn
Passes
and
win
Esvs
ths
thrill
of
crossing
two
glscltrs
before
arriving
Monday.
July
10.
1953
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Rev.
Father
J.
Byrne
Grant,
parish
priest
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
here,
was
a
recent
recruit
to
the
ranks
of
local
yachtsmen
and
is
a
very
familiar
and
popular
figure
these
days
around
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Crab
of
which
he
has
become
a
member
following
his
purchase
of
Norman
Dagll&h's
pleasure
boat.
It
Is
Father
Grant's
first
experience
as
a
yachtsman
and
he
is
deriving
a
great
"kick"
out
of
the
pleasures
as
weU
as
trials
and
tribulations
of
a
gas
boat
owner's
life.
The
San
Diego
pleasure
yacht
Chans,
with
its
owner,
C.
Boynton.
accompanied
by
Ms
wife
and
nephew,
on
board,
has
been
a
guest
vessel
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
turned
"professional."
as
he
put
It
Rapert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Club
for)
and
dropped
hk
legal
tomes
for
the
several
days,
having
been
held
ap
lively
world
of
his
Imagination,
here
en
account
of
unfavorable
AH
told
he
produced
some
two
weather
in
continuation
of
a
cruise
dozen
novels
and
then.
In
1927.
pub-
j
to
Ketchikan
and
elsewhere
in
Al-Itehed
his
memoirs.
He
was
knight-
ka.
The
Chans,
a
vessel
of
IX
tons
ed
in
1918.
..
retjWwy
feet
in
tenqttfeftrtdJ
He
made
several
visits
to
Am-
oomfejieMy
appointed
wWrm
all
erica.
Early
in
1903
he
crossed
the
ws9
as
af
4rtfse$v
appearance
Atlantic
on
an
informal
trip.
On
without,
was
a
visitor
here
seethe
boat
on
which
he
returned
was
vtously
sane
two
or
three
years
ago.
the
girl
whom
he
married
a
short
She
errased
Jeiswrehr
north
from
time
later.
Miss
Elizabeth
Sheldon.
Nsmaimo
to
this
port
and
left
yes-daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
terday
far
the
north.
H.
SheMon
of
New
York.
They
be
rdaeuBhLrmrt"&MW0
80naW1'
Dkk
Wynne'
fler
and
Lady
Hawkins
lived
in
a
quaint
old
world
home
In
Surrey.
Sir
Anthony
was
bam
Fbroa&
.Temple
in
1897
and
mingled
law
9.
1861,
the
second
son
of
Rev.
ami
with
writing,
contributing
articles
Mrs.
E.
C.
Hawkins.
and
stories
to
papers.
He
also
look-
The
boy
was
first
sent
to
Marl-
ed
with
Interest
on
a
political
car-borowo
and
then
to
Oxford,
rank-
eer,
but
his
ambitions
faded
when,
tef
high
as
a
student
ami
be
rains;
as
a
Liberal
candidate
tor
Parlia-prssaoont
of
the
Oxford
Union.
He
ment.
be
was
defeated
in
the
gen-was
admitted
to
the
bar
at
Middle
eral
election
of
im.
at
Liks
OUara.
On
fiundsv
lh
hlkfri.
will
be
able
to
take
In
th-nssnlflcent
ncenery
around
Lake
MMSrthur,
Lake
O,
and
Mount
Odsrsr.
sad
msmbera
of
the
party
will
t
able
to
enjov
the
eseel-Irnt
tiiWnt
in
Uke
Cllara.
The
Pow-Wow
will
b
ht4d
on
Mon-dsjr.
Asguat
6th.
after
which
the
-(
(
SQWAMISH
TO
MEET
f
AIVANSII
I1ERC
IN
basketball
attraction
of
mere
3
than
usual
interest
will
be
the
laaMagiimiinMMiiiMMnai
meeting
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Saturday
f
A
PCC
DT
IM
evening
of
this
week
of
the
IVflLvJUiD
iUll
Squamish
Indians,
native
hoop
champions
of
Southern
British
j
Columbia,
and
Aiyansh,
eham-
plan
of
Northern
British
Co-
Legal
notices,
each
Insertion,
per-agate
line
.....
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promoted
by
the
Aiyansh
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
Contract
rates
on
application.
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and
Circulation
Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Editor
and
Reporters
Telephone
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25
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Men's
Christian
Asso-
elation
and
the
Northern
Bri-
Sons
of
Norway
Whist
and
Dance
Enjoyable
Event
Otoen
and
O
OJeratad.
Joseph
Barbeau
Passes
in
South
Death
of
Father
of
Mrs.
A.
M.
St.
Amour
Takes
Place
Sunday
In
Sacramento
Joseph
Barbeau.
father
of
Mrs.
A.
M.
St.
Amour
of
tins
city
and
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
of
HazeJton.
passed
away
at
bit
borne
In
Saers-nen
to.
Cal.,
yesterday
after
a
long
iiness.
according
to
word
received
here
today.
Mr.
Barbeatr
resided
here
in
fife
early
days
and
was
engaged
in
the
transfer
business.
His
passing
wtB
be
regretted
by
many
old
aonassntances.
Besides
the
widow
and
two
daughters
in
this
district.
,eH
is
survived
by
two
sons.
Louis
A.
Sky
Line
Hiking
in
the
Rockies
ratca
the
evening
train
back
to
Lake
Lou
In.
The
magnificent
scenery
of
ths
Canadian
Rockies
and
ths
pur
Joy
of
achievement,
together
with
the
comfort
assured
by
the
ar-ransenents
made
by
toe
Canadian
ptn
RMlwar
make
tM
one
of
the
finest
and
most
health-
members
will
hike
to
Wspta
aod
ful
of
holiday
outings.
i
HOOP
TITLE
CAME
2
3
What
should
prove
to
be
a
-
lumbla.
in
a
game
for
the
all
Postponed
rd
j
British
Columbia
native
chain-
afc
nUmUIH
TU
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a.
w
1
A-
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unjjwaiiiu.
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uamr
is
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SATURDAY
Dominion
Day
Sports
Program
Favored
by
Ideal
Weather
Fine
weather
favored
the
holding
of
the
postponed
Dominion
Day
tish
Colombia
AgrlctiUurs!
celebration
sports
on
Saturday
af
and
tadastriaJ
Association
is
to
ternoon
and
keen
interest
was
ta
receive
twenty
percent
af
the
ken
in
the
various
events
The
wfn
proceeds
The
Sqnamtah
team
were
as
taNows
wUl
be
here
this
week
is
the
04rU.
raee.
6
years
and
andee-
course
of
a
tour
of
the
north.
Kathleen
P.
Dougherty.
Mavis
Ov
erend.
Boys,
8
and
under
Jimmy
Weir,
Vernon
Ciccone.
Girls,
8
and
under
Norma
Seherk.
Norma
Cttrrie.
Boys.
8
and
under
Oliver
Santer
bane,
George
Wetr.
Girls.
10
and
under
Bate
Da
hi.
Eraily
Yamanak.
Boys,
10
and
under
DJtk
Cameron.
Henry
Wong.
Girls.
12
and
under
SMs
Da
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
Annie
Postulo.
dance
was
held
by
the
Sons
of
Boys.
IS
and
under
Dtek
Cmef-
Norway
Lodge
on
Friday
night
of
on.
Stanley
Frastfca
last
week
in
the
Oddfellows
HU.
OMs.
14
and
nsrter-oaa
9aft-
There
were
eight
tables
of
cards
berg.
Mftared
Matnaaaa.
and
prise-winners
were:
ladies'
Boys.
14
and
under
Charles
Or-
flrst
Mrs.
Omuiar
Sehrisx
second,
rntsfan.
Bert
O'Neill
Miss
Ingrld
Marvold;
men's
first.
Obis.
IS
and
ander
Jean
Sen-
Ounnar
Sehrig;
second.
Ok
ste-
berg.
MMred
Manfcaba.
gavlg.
Boys.
16
and
wader
R.
After
cards.
refrhefitf
were
S.
Dendnato.
served
and
dancing
was
enjoyed
Bops'
i-leased
raee.
tf
and
underf
wish
music
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
F.
WSnsereft-H
Lear.
8.
Dsmte-
Orcneatra.
ate-T.
Del.
The
committee
in
charge
for
the
OW
3-leaged
nt3.
Sonbefg-evenint
consisted
of
Mrs.
OW
Sfceg,
D.
Blake.
H.
SkaJand-A
ksd.
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen.
N.
Storrig.
John
Yard
dasii
D.
Araejr.
T.
Bat-
sanies.
S.
Vestas.
229
Yard
dash
T
Arney.
8.
Vetten.
One
mile
bteyele
raee
V.
DelL
8
Doninato.
a
Relay
raee
T.
Bussaamst,
R.
ShrubsaU.
J.
O-Neill.
J.
shtwta
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
New
York
1.
Chicago
2.
Brooklyn
0.
St
Louis
1.
Boston
6.
Cmcinnatl
J.
Pfcnadeiphla
8-0.
Plstseorg
7-S.
American
League
Detroit
5.
New
York
2.
Cmfeago
4-11.
PsaladeJaMa
hVC
Clercmnd
2-4.
Washington
8-1.
st.
Louis
4.
Boston
1.
SUNDAY
SCOKDS
American
League
St.
Louis
0-9.
Boston
4-g.
Detroit
7-S,
New
York
11-7.
Baoe
Barbeau
of
Sacramento
and
Fstfcc
RtKn
hit
three
home
runs,
bringing
Barbeaa
of
Nevada.
gsannnmlPsgsm
nanagamn
Cat''
lamamamamaml
lisamamamama
aamttt
llgsniiL
frtamzM
trail
hlkhir
in
pHg-B7Jt??W
Jir
'!Vly
1
(
Anadkaa
Rockies
-r
'
be
in-
.
aincir
uteii
im
i
be
coming
rear
ty
,
bike
Hiaiea
to
sUn,
at
ijake
Louise
uo
Aukusi
4th.
An
in
i
cresBinr
interest
is
being
taken
in
'
trtil
htklnr
in
the
tsnsfliunl
gsamamTgsK'MaotI.,.
MM
1i
m
InsnmV
sriT
V
A
1
its
total
to
zt.
Oevetaad
1
WaeMngton
2.
National
Leagne
Boston
2-2.
Cincinnati
2-1.
New
York
0-1.
Chtsago
4-2.
Brooklyn
8-0.
81.
Laals
S-2.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
-Cloudy
calm,
tetnpefa-
ture
WS.
Aiyansh
Light
clouds,
calm,
27
Anyox
Raining,
calm.
M.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm.
00.
8mither
Part
cloudy,
calm.
tt.
Burns
Lake
-Cloudy,
calm.
2.
Bandits
Made
Big
Haul
in
New
York.
Three
Robbers
Msde
Getaway
on
Saturday
From
Corn
Exchange
Rank
tilth
$30,006
j
NEW
YORK.
JulTlO:
(Canadian
Press
i
-
Three
robbers
held
up
tne
Corn
Exchange
Bank
here
on
Saturday
morning
and
escaped
wUh
$30,000.
Mail
Schedule
Kor
the
Fast
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Frl
dajrs
8:30
pin.
From
the
East
Msndavs
and
Saturdays
2:11
pjn.
Thursdays
For
Tancouvrr
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
3
p.m.
12-JO
pjib
.
11
pm
,
4
B.BI.
0
pjn.
Young
American
Professional
Is
British
Champion
ST.
ANDREWS,
Scotland.
July
10:
'
(Canadian
Press)
Densmore
Shute.
Philadelphia
professteaaL
won
the
British
open
golf
championship
on
Saturday
by
defeating
Craig
Weed
of
Deal.
NJ
another
youthful
Amertcaa
professional.
In
totals
of
Its.
The
play-off
was
then
arranged
for
Saturday
Capt.
John
WHlman.
Uk
mining
man.
came
into
town
on
this
afternoon's
train
for
a
batlnioa
visit
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
at
an
executive
meeting
at
the
end
of
the
week,
set
the
following
schedule
for
the
annual
competition
for
the
Mobley
Cup,
emblem
a
Uc
of
Senior
League
championship
for
the
year:
July
11
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
a
36-haJe
play-off.
SiMte
score
f
Labor
Defence
League.
was
149.
three
over
par.
while
i
July
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Wood's
was
154
Regiment.
On
Friday
Shute
and
Wood
tied
July
18
Canadian
Labor
Defence
for
the
ehanisdonahip
with
72-hole
League
vs.
Canadian
Lotion.
July
Su
CanadUm
Labor
Defence
League
vs.
Regiment.
July
28
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Lefion.
July
27
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League.
Thanks
to
Life
Insurance
O
'
1
'
3
Monday,-
July
10.
1935
News
and
Views
of
Sport
SPORT
CHAT
It
Is
expected
the
Canadian
N
tlonal
Recreation
Association's
an
nual
tennis
tournament
will
sta-t.
This
Tuesday.
The
ONJtA.
Ten
nis
committee
Is
expecting
consul
erably
more
entries
this
year
on
account
of
their
courts
having
abcu'
thirty
additional
members.
Oapt.
W.
P
Armour
eame
in
frnm
Lakalse
Lake
on
today's
train.
BASEBALL
TONIGHT,
6:45
ACnOPOLIS
HILL
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elks
kept
in
force
He
is
Headed
for
Success
HRRE
is
a
younp
man
wU
Isas
rrastfti
fr
confidenre
In
hlrmclf
ami
in
Im
ftititrf.
Hark
T
Iilit
are
definite
financial
rrourre
vrmln
hj
mvui
Uy
Inveslrd
In
Life
Insurance
As
a
rrMill,
lir
is
miiy
of
tnonoy
fr
tomorrtiw's
umls.
Up.
can
faoralt1v
ituiiroa
lit
tuinlor.
lie
ran
lake
ntlvaiitupn
of
ltiuiiiH
otMtrtiiuilii
In
short,
lie?
U
liealrl
for
turrrm.
w
a
v
s
that
t'oui
L'omr
Ids
May,
Look
aheatl,
ant
you
will
see
tlie
wktloni
of
savlnp
rrtilarly,
and
investing
in
Life
Insurants.
Life
Insuriuirc
is
cali
proju
rly
It
plvr
yoti
eredlt
Handing
in
business
it
is
a
nrftiy
for
every
man.
Consult
a
Life
Insurance
rrtrrriitathf
today.
READ
WHAT
A
LEADING
BUSINESS
MAN
SAYS
:
J
have
ali.t.
aJtralnl
llial
nx-n
JmiuU
atall
tUrnorLra
of
Life
Iuuranrr
at
tli
rummriirrlnrnt
of
llirir
rarnlnf
Hirrt
hm
the
ro.1
at
lilr
In.uranrr
k
Km.
Hir
lialtlt
of
aln(
ami
lnrllng
Ihu
lw(un
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