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DAtLY
EDITION
Mrmbtr
I
Audit
Purrau
of
Circulations
oat
11.00
10;
Mor.dsy.
June
5.
1933
plane
had
made
stops
on
the
way
,
up
the
coast
at
Victoria,
Alert
Bay
,and
Butedale
and
cleared
from
here
tor
Ketchikan.
The
plane,
a
large
machine,
Is
etfutpped
with
a
Pratt-Whitney
ep-
gtne.
One
of
the
Roal
Canadian
Air
Force
FairehUd
seaplanes,
which
Is
cqgaaed
in
aerial
photography
and
mapping
work
out
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
was
also
here
yesterday
for
a
few
hours
frqm
the
islands,
having
on
board
the
school
teacher
from
Queen
Charlotte
city
OVERCOMING
HANDICAPS
Editor,
Daily
News:
Allow
me
a
brie!
comment
on
your
editorial
"Overcome
Handicap."
That
line
f
thought
Is
very
appropriate
and
to
the
point
lor
those
who
are
in
business
and
are
in
.a
position
to
do
something,
fe-r
those
3.00
who
are
in
possession
of
the
means
9.00
of
production
and
do
not
go
the
limit
of
their
paasiMUty.
It
Win
line
1
1,40
with
the
thoughts
expressed
by
but
BJ
commissioner.
We
must
capitalise
,15
and
exploit
all
our
asset.
It
isour
2a
first
duty.
But
what
about
the
3Hwt
mass
of
ar
tinojwnioyedv
To
zpett
that
things
will
rigs
theranerres
aaternatfcally
is
lost
a
dream.
If
thing
are
on
the
mend
it
4a
Am
o
the
action
of
Roosevelt.
To
expect
that
the
little
individual
action
sufficient
to
break
he
vicious
circle
of
unemployment
GETTING
FACTS
TO
FORE
wWeh
is
our
greatest
problem
is.
Some
interesting
facts
have
come
to
light
in
regard
to
fa,laoiOM-local
merchandising
since
City
:
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
JSZV'S
Started
talking
about
the
large
volume
of
trade
which
lo-
TnTS?
JVtZ
cal
business
folk
have
been
permitting
the
big
rnSil
order
das
can
bring
a
change.
Trade
Houses,
particularly
of
Vancouver
and
Winnipeg,
to
per.
with
toe
outside
world
is
uaiw-sistently
take
away
from
them.
The
local
merchants
now
tlon
Canad
inter-oammsan
point
out,
incidentally
as
the
Daily
News
has
done
often,
tndt
yu
that
they
are
actually
meeting
these
outside
prices
but
ad-
STtTSJ?
tnit
that
the
delusion
has
been
allowed
to
take
firm
hold
past
are
inadequate
u
oat
with
that
these
outside
houses
are
beating
them
jn
the
matter
the
present
situation,
pf
prices.
So
persistent
indeed
has
this
delusion
become,
it
what
to
necessary
is
to
think
in
is
stated
by
some
of
the
business
people
themselves,
that
terrnaafnatsonsacc-operattoti,osu
-It
is
now
an
accented
f
not
anion
p
mnnv
iwnn1
thnt
tn
Vmv
b
tDe
P0011
of
all
tb
eniritaal
i
In
P,mJ
.
i
1c
.
,
k
0
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'
A
i
"
'
and
and
material
nriai
P-inc
v
resowees
of
the
'
"
w
"UA
c
V"i'
try
oan
this
sitaation
be
ovei
mere
is
one
sure
and
elective
means
of
clearing
up
the
The
't
rrrrHrTramn
arr
delusion
and
it
is
very
simple
too
but
the
longer
the
taking
1.
An
aggressive
policy
of
awMtc
of
the
cure
is
delayed
the
more
deep-seated
is
the
ailment
work
10
atsuoymant
at
a
de-going
to
become.
The
cure
that
is
immediately
open
to
the
cent
to
local
merchants
is
to
use
the
Daily
News,
with
its
large
2JK
and
intensive
coverage
of
the
people
not
only
of
the
city
JJZL.
but
of
the
district,
to
convey
to
the
people
by
aggressive,
They
wtu
restore
the
luiritnaim.
.persistent
and
judicial
advertising
the
fact
that
they
are
pw
the
masses
that,
in
turn,
offering
prices
that
compare
favorably
with
those
of
the
wm
g"1'
eanaamp-larger
cities.
The
mail
order
houses,
with
their
well
known
tlon
ifhfSLBad
rMU,w
""
advertising
methods,
are
constantly
keeping
their
prices
jStoTL
before
tha
people
of
this
city
and
district,
So'long
as
the
5
xitLT
sat
f
mme-j
local
merchants
indifferently
fail
to
resist
this
penetra-
3
iWmediate
nasouatkm
af
a
tion
In
a
field
that
is
rightfully
theirs,
so
long
will
they
recipwetty
treaty
with
the
unnad
continue
to
Jose
large
volumes
of
business.
states
to
enable
western
Canada
to
Our
commissioner
tells
us
that
there
Is
already
suffic-
dl8po
lu
"
the
tmt-
jent
business
in
this
immediate
district
to
support
a
city
the
mall
order
houses
have
found
a
fertile
field
in
this
part
the
Mc
touwau
of
the
aaat
Of
the
country.
The
merchants
say
that
it
is
a
delusion
that
4.
The
creation
of
a
terhnologi-they
are
not
meeting
the
mailorder
houses
in
the
matter
i
advisory
board
to
study
an
crae-of
price.
Why
not
start
at
ohce
disillusioning
the
public
prtaminR
10
national
.co-when
the
means
of
doing
so
is
no
further
removed
than
the
witnr
tlt-
nt
t
telephone?
If
something
is
not
done
about
it,
the
delusion
TuZISt
ViSZ
is
not
only
going
to
persist
but
it
is
going
to
.gain
ground,
of
the
Dominion
do
not
live
exclti-The
Daily
New$,
which
through
thick
and
thin
has
1or
p1-'-championetl
the
cause
of
the
local
merchant
as
against
the
i1-
in11
l
w11
thn
mail
owler
house
and
has
often
incurred
considerable
cri-
?at
conomle
frwH,om
br'
t?
'T
HUbliC
in,d0!
nlSTeduT
a
sure
and
effective
service
to
offer
in
regard
to
this
mat-
veors.
it
u
tune
u
realize
that
politer.
We
invite
the
local
merchants
to
avail
themselves
,,c'
enfranchisement
without
eco-
more
extensively
of
this
service
than
thfiv
have
bepn
An.
nomlc
security
Is
detrimental
to
so-
injjand
to
help
u?
in
helping
them.
Those
who
are
to
stay
in
Imsmess
will
eventually
do
so:
Why
not
start
the
campaign
now
for
business
that
is'but
waiting
to
be
grasped?
Why
not
bring
the
actual
facts
in
regard
to
Prince
Ru-pert'e
prices
to
the
fore
when
it
oan
be
so
easily
done?
Forty-Six
Lose
Lives
as
Result
of
Mine
Exnlbsion
SASEQO.
ianan.
June
.
flknaV''
PLANE
HERE
FOR
JUNEAU
William
Strong's
Ship
rwt
On
Way
North
dian
PwsKi
-Party-six
w
Siwta
jvefesV,
kmed
and
thirty
erioul
Wlurad-I.v'cfe
iu
way
to
Junaau
out
of
which
tn
a
coal
mine
explosion
near
titulnnr
it
tun
iw
niauut
n
on
Saturday
SOFTBALL
June
C
Nhj
vs.
.ait.
June
R
Knler
va.
CXHA.
June
11
En
prose
vs.
Oratto.
Jline
11
-Elks
it.
Navy.
June
13
C.NJI.A.
vs.
Empress.
.
'
uVth
SUklne
and
Taku
River
mln-:
'
i
dwritts
by
iu
purchaser.
Capt
WUha
-Btront.
a
suc-passenger
itelcar
;U1n
boat,
piloted
by
L
F
Ban.
tended
here
at
8:45
hut
everting
from
Seattle,
eonUnuing
its
,
fWHiwartl
nuyht
at
ll:18
thlu
mnrnmg.
Barr'x
mechanlr
wuh
H
,'MeOoflley
and
pftssengers
on
board
.thp
ship
were
H
P
Timbley
of
Au.s
tnHa,-L
A.
E.
Oeorge
of
Macleofl
Owen
FUher
sailed
Saturday
A"
M!ls
A
Itey1
of
Vletorla
and
Right
on
the
Prince
Rupert
ijuslness
trip
to
Vancouver.
for
a
TYPEWRITERS
For
Sale
or
Jlcnt
Rose,
Cowan
Latta
rhoneXM
Miss
L.
A.
Robblns
of
Seattle
The
cial
and
political
stability.
Bqual
dvHe
yes
but
also
equal
economic
rights
are
necessary.
V.
BAMO-BEBT.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Ieague
MlsUonk
4
Saf
nin.onto
2.
Portlund
7.
Li
AiiRples
2.
Huli.v
v.oj.
:t
Oakland
1
BIG
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
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at
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1
f
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ssWAJ-L3T
M.
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1
af
T
aj
T1ytB
MORE
USED
THAN
ALL
OTHERS
COMBINED
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Ed
son,
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No.
l
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
When!
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
at
I'lionei
SSI
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MAN
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SPORTS
Late
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Juldton
Important
Factor
in
Development
of
Modern,
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Fought'Rickarfl
llesptMlble
lrTunne
(icttin-
His,
TJlle
Chain
Om
c
iVs
VrttUug
Cliaiuaiitn
WisHom
Muldpoii
wiux
oralh
niauBswl
os
dsajwuuy
ji
Vut,
.
ju.
Nw
Vask.
was
Uuk
bnx3u,
the
arliest
dy
QfMrUM
ui
Quron
bury
baxtag
wMb
the
piemen
:
Hi
became
known
a
tar
'
bOhd
man
af
ssMM-t
by
hk
laarhiii(
.ji
th
Nw
York
State
Athkth
(
m.atis
akm.
one
af
Hie
mast
iwuvi
tal
re-aulaUAg
afsantstiou
ti.
Uic
box-tac
world.
lie
was
aapssnsed
u
ih
coinswk
sion
in
mi.
ivfeen
an
btcuwe
iaaal
again
in
Mae
state
unot
r
tfc
Walter
law.
an
he
sarii
wm
w
Um
hand,
sevasal
times
as
abaii
man.
always
a
rioMinssina
factor
Un
mf
than
a
daafti
fsats.
A
big
mui,
proud
of
feis
hoc
atsll
ataMst
aaiflKy
tuin
thaday
wfean
he
ruled
as
world
0HaRo-an
wreaUiBc
ahasapian.
Xfiridoan
was
a
Uriet
dlsetpMaanaa.
He
wrote
mles
of
the
eowimlwton.
bow
espied
in
almost
every
state
where
hoxsst
i
legal;
he
tareed
OaMers.
maaaaars
sad
pruawters
la
stay
withan
the
cede
and
fought
eaany
a
haid
battle
wtth
the
tote
Tex
Rk-katd
wtian
that
prosaater
was
balid-it
a
saanapoly
for
kUdiaan
Baaare
Oardaa.
He
stood
as
a
reek
ag-auwt
Rle-hand's
effort
to
pfaaate
a
mateh
beawean
Jack
Zetasjr
and
the
ne-gfo,
Harry
WUk,
to
lHa,
aad
was
hartrasaawtal
in
tossing
the
m-Mster
to
0ve
Oeste
Taaaay
Ms
jstk
ataoee.
His
triandsbip
far
Tuaaef
.
and
the
encouragement
he
gave
the
yosmg
OgMer.
seasapted
Oane
to
set
up
the
"Maloeaa-TaMoey'
hearywelsht
tcophr
when,
ia
19H.
he
retired
as
the
undefeated
hsa-pion
'
Maldooa's
remaykahle
baaMti
d4d
not
fall
until
1M1.
wJtan
he
was
K
yaan
aid.
and
than
It
took
a
(all
fswa
a
hoKon
MtM
acre
"health
farm"
at
PurchaM.
K..Y,
to
lay
him
low.
He
never
fully
movarad
(wan
an
am
Insury
that
naraiyied
the
nerves.
In
April,
lttt.
Multfoon
who
never
married,
announced
tha
he
had
adopted
WssecseUff,
Idas
atargar-et
Parrell.
who
wa4S
years
old.
and
had
named
her
hair
to
his
estate
asstinali
d
then
at
saare
than
tl.-0QOGG0
in
vasoe
Aside
from
his
outstanding
work
oq
f
boxing
eornmisaton.
MuMoon
was
known
as
the
arigtaater
af
the
"hfialth
farm'
idea
wheieby
hosl-aeas
and
prafessional
aaen
ware
pet
Uwoaeh
hard
phystaal
rowtsne
In
the
aeen
te
overceHM
the
effects
at
sedentary
pursuit
uasoan's
ea-tabMshmeot
attraeted
some
af
the
moat
peamtaent
men
In
the
country
among
then
two
presMsnts
Theo-dore
Roosevelt
uial
WMlpm
Howard
Taft
MuMoon
was
a
farmer's
sap.
porn
at
Belfast,
N.Y.,
May
,
IfltS.
When
Lincoln
called
the
north
to
arms,
Muldoon
went
as
a
dweuner
boy.
After
the
war
he
worked
nt
a
var-11
iy
01
humble
oceuaUaQS
in
Iftw
Y'rk
then
aa
an
appotrttment
to
1
he
police
force.
There
his
wrestling
talent
cme
to
the
front,
lie
became
physical
Inst
1
tic
tor
of
the
force
and
director
of
it-
gymnasium,
than
branahad
out
mto
professional
wrealttog
He
dis-pof
-d
of
all
Oreco-Romarsaaplrants
in
th
country,
one
ot
his
matches
going
sevan
hours,
calmed
the
world
championship
arid
made
the
claim
good
by
invading
distant
lands,
including
Japan,
and
defeating
all
who
disputed
Ws
supremacy
He
retired
a
undefeated
title-holder,
then
added
to
his
fame
by
lamina
John
L.
SulJlvan
and
training
"the
Boston
strong
boy"
for
the
teUar's
vleiariauK
bout
with
Jake
Kllraln
Out
of
this
axpsrlenoo
grew
the
health
farm
idea,
friendship
with
noted
men
riches
and
finally
his
place
on
the
New
York
boxlnR
com.mlii.slon
Preparing
For
Cricket
Season
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of
thi
8ussex
Com
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i
tusc
i
.utj
nt
:.;
:Utu
lust
prac-uec
1oi
the
run.
41
ui
season
at
Hue
gruuiuis
Jihu
Lattgridae
is
shown
at
turning
practice
BOXING
FOR
SOFTBALL
UNEMPLOYED
EXCITING
liilemtlng
Card
Staged
Under
La-
Three
Games
liayett
lletwrrn
lUIn
luir
lirfrner
League
Auspice
hheiers
Yetterday
A
disfHsy
af
hawing,
baid
in
the
Oanadsan
Laaor
Defense
League
Hall
last
Friday
svaaJm
was
well
patranMed
by
devotees
of
the
cauliflower
art
Several
evenU
preceded
the
stain
bout
and
the
talent
displayed
showed
great
promise
and
the
trainers
deaervf
credit
Donald
Moctaesarry
and
Bat
art
Woods,
both
aae
I?
years,
weight
to
pounds,
were
first
on
the
program
Weans
was
the
more
ajajigesive
and
made
It
btteresUng
far
aim
opponent.
Charles
Osiniaton
and
Billy
Bono,
age
It.
weight
e
poanda,
put
a
three
lively
imr
pirn"
rounds,
finishing
up
full
of
fight
Bhane
Murray
ana
geesrsna
Do-mlnato.
II
peart,
lot
pownda.
ware
fairly
evenly
masoned
in
a
three
ane-ssinute
rosmd
fichu
Damaaato
had
the
advantage
of
height,
bat
Merray
set
the
aaee
and
the
beM
st
the
end
of
the
last
marked
the
etl-max
to
a
round
of
unparalleled
for-eeity
Pete
Chenoski
and
Darrow
Oojaea.
II
years,
weight
119
pounds,
mixed
it
up
for
three
rounds
of
two
minutes
sach.
Assart
fell
thaawsh
the
ropes
in
the
first
round
but
was
baek
la
the
ring.
Oinrhes
were
numerous
and
the
referee
was
Kept
busy
Both
parties
got
equal
punishment
and
were
fall
of
pap
w
Use
finish
A
barrel
fight
provoked
conwd-arahle
amusement.
Battle
-
Ae
Marshy
getting
the
decision
aver
Kill-em-Deed
Jones
This
was
more
s
game
af
ehanee
than
skill.
Use
winner
upsetting
bis
opponent
three
time
The
WUuMotg
fight
was
a
battle
royal
and
the
referee
was
aapt
buoy
Utainstrtt
the
vanquittoed
Aan
as
they
hit
the
canvass
There
ware
five
contestants
Billy
B4sna.
Chane
Murray.
8
Currie,
Ralph
Smith
and
C
Kvans
O.
Bwennaon
and
C
Bvans.
from
the
grain
ship
"Sacramento
VaUejr,"
sUged
an
exhlbHion
bout
at
EsigHafc
boxing
which
was
s
novelty
to
most
In
the
audience
and
was
btffhly
appreciated
The
fight
started
slow
but
gained
tn
Intensity
towards
the
end.
Evans
was
rmuUderably
over-towered
by
Bwennaon
but
both
were
keen
Ninu
Ourvich
1M
pounds'
and
Oeorge
Hewe
la
pflundsi
went
in
tlte
ring
for
the
main
bout
of
the
evenlni-
in
fpur
Vwo-mjnute
rouujns
Doth
were
in
kooI
form
iinrt
were
ubout
eiitMiiy
mstchad
Thewd
at
Softball
on
Sunday
proved
very
exciting
three
y
antes
being
played
LockUy.
Canaduui
National
rUcrea-lion
Association
won
the
first
game
from
the
Xaiens
with
the
close
score
of
I
to
1
The
Orctto
won
the
second
game
from
the
Empress
4-0.
and
mat
the
third
game
to
the
Hafrms
with
a
score
of
I
to
I.
as
a
nsalt
of
s
fielding
blow-up
In
one
tnntng
Anumetli.
playing
centre
field
for
the
am
press,
tamed
in
a
good
as
also
did
tatajwaae.
thisd
man
for
the
Kakens
Baseball
Scores
SUNDAY
SCHI
A
merle
n
leegee
Philadelphia
l-d.
New
York
3-6
Boston
I.
Washmrton
4
DetraH
1-4.
Cleveland
1-3
Chirago
IS-10
St
Lnsjls
-J
XathHMl
Leatoe
St
Ixteis
4
1
Cinrlnnati
1-6
New
York
J-6
Brooklyn
0-1
Phibtdeiphia
1-6.
Boston
o
Pittshi'f
a-i.
Chicago
I
SATURDAY
SCOKIIS
American
League
roiladalphla
11
New
York
17
CbJcajo
11.
Detroit
Cleveland
B.
St
Uiuis
g.
Boston
I
Washington
I.
Valmnal
League
Cbwinosti
nttehorg
5-4
BaaoWr
1-1
Boston
3-2
New
York
4-1.
HMsdelphla
7-0
St.
Louis
6.
Chicago
g.
SPORT
CHAT
Owing
to
the
raid
and
showery
weather,
the
opening
of
the
baseball
season
has
keen
nosttionsd
from
to
season
baa
keen
postponed
from
te-when
Bks
and
Boas
af
Canada
wtil
tangle
in
the
first
of
their
ntne-gaaat
rh8
for
peseeesuyr
of
the
Orme
Onp.
which
is
embiemaUe
of
Itg
league
ahampionshln.
the
fourth
round
found
no
sign
of
weakening
In
either
and
the
bout
proved
iateresttag
from
sUrt
to
finish
Pete
Laporte
was
a
aefMble
ref-ree
arid
A
Rushford
was
premeter
and
manaaer
Ring
paranhernalla.
gloves,
etc
were
contributed
hy
Nlnn
Ourvich
Owen
Ptaher
and
Rol
D.inirts
of
the
O
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Barber
8hop
riocveds-WMt
tn
ti
t
unemployed
HIGH
WINS
FROM
BOOTH
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the
first
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were
gtid
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league
standing
so
f
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yew
Individual
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