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VHad-esday.
Augur.
1983
HANGING
ON
TO
OFFICE
Quite
a
little
stir
has
been
caused
at
the
provincial
capi
f
A
HIGHWAY
believes
it
can
hang
on
to
office
ahnoet
indefinitely
re-1
were
joint
Fairbanks
VICTORIA,
Aug.
9
Motorists
of
30
the
future
may
be
able
to
drive
f
ram
a
jo
Baenos
Aires,
capital
of
the
Argentine
Repebrie.
to
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
on
the
International
Pacific
Hlgh-1.40
way.
with
British
Columbia
provtd-
M.
lngani
impostaat
link,
assorting
teJ
.IS
Ernest
McOaffey.
manager
of
the
Jt
raejsaurne
bureau
of
the
Atttome-
Mae
Club
of
Southern
California.
and
farmer
secretary
of
the
Vancouver
Island
Development
League,
who
it
now
visiting
the
city
from
Los
Angeles.
Mr.
McGaffey
is
confident
that
the
much-talked
of
British
Colwn-
tal
bv
an
announcement
that
it
was
probable
the
Tobnie
bu-Aia$a
hnnwav
wtu
eventuauv
government
w
ould
not
resign
until
after
the-
legislature
be
bout
and
that
it
wot
be
a
eem-mat
next
soriniL
The
Colonist,
the
Conservative
organ,
accent
part
ex
the
interna
-
ctotQc
itioll,.-
ttonal
road
by
meana
of
whiea
it
is
DroDosed
to
link
os
xie
HiUKCici
utc
inuivi
ui
uic
jjiutunxr
il
vuiuptitm
VQfn
mtft
SOUJgJl
America.
forthe
government
to
remain
in
office
until
the
new
legis-:
The
financmc
at
jm
great
high.
lature
has
met
and
given
a
definite
and
nnai
decision
on
way
scheme
wtu
be
the
merits
of
the
administration.
The
legislature
is
the
rovemmenta
of
the
countries
legitimate
organ
of
the
people."
I
IJ
The
Times,
the
Liberal
evening
paper,
takes
issue
and
to
TnS
aViu
closes
a
rather
lengthy
article
with
the
following
para-!
it
was
the
AetoasoMM
eM
at
graph:
Southern
qawfonrta,
he
saw,
which
"Unfortunately
for
this
unique
aspiration
of
the
aov-:firet
bnm
utuseaai
te
betid
gardless
of
the
will
of
the
electors
and
a
government
'
birthday
party
given
to
honor
of
whoe
leader
a
year
ago
publichv
announced
its
inability
Mr"
c
w
of
Mxa.!
to
carry
on
notwithstanding
its
control
of
two-thirds
oi;??er
.f?r,l'Ti,,w
,or!
the
legislature,
the
legitimate
organ
of
the
people.'
"
rSZt
Mseees
Irene
Farknd
and
Marjerie'
Street-sweeper
Rides
in
Style
HKammmmmmvolB
mmmmmm
Believe
u
or
not-
this
road
sv.ee
-
r
is
.
ii-
..ia
to
his
Job.
John
McCu.lough.
veteran
swee
:cr
of
Hollywood,
has
an
unemployed
step-son
who
"earns
his
bed
and
board"
by
driving
the
old
f.
l!(w
f'-.m
place
to
place
In
vxpoii
iv-
.sedan
ggVjnaggsT
augggggggggggggggnxuxuk
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tmul
Twt
wfT
ia
trr
wita
oor
titWoanl
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vHaB
Z-Bk-
TVitbWUjTUna
S!gT
(Bsmml
,ctio"
srteri
U&4aiiBna,
hmm
1
txtc
faUmmU
d
poiua
ai
in
ck.
ctMa
Wliag,
H
(Weeks
poured.
In
the
afternoon
beating
and
swimming
were
en-!
Joyed
cm
the
lake,
while
a
dance
,
was
held
in
the
evening.
Man
in
the
Moon
Oood
.w'ternoou
Are
you
buying
in
Prince
Rupert
instead
of
sending
your
money
away?
The
McBride
Journal
has
the
following
advertisement:
"Found
hoyr
new
cap
in
the
United
'
Chnreh
Only
designation
murk
T
:
Eiton.
If
Tim
or
Tom
will
call
at
j
the
Manse
he
will
receive
it
"
For
,
h
information
of
the
Journal
we
.
::!
like
to
say
that
Tim
la
dead
foods
st
ffl
continue
to
make
the
small
towits
smaller
and
the
people
poorer.
Let
us
talk
about
some
thing
new
the
weather
frlnstanee.
'
When
the
sun
is
shming
bright,
Tne
world
eems
quite
aD
right
And
we're
happy;
But
when
the
skies
are
lowering.
People
go
round
aojowetfng
,
And
M'a
"Make
It
snappy."
Jake
was
wondering
what
made
the
c
loads
so
heavy
this
morotog
and
he
came
to
the
eonctuetofl
that
It
was
because
General
Batbe
and
his
squadron
had
left
the
continent
When
Is
a
ConaervaUve
not
a
Conservative?
Otve
it
apt
When
he
s
an
tndepepdetit
1
TO
ALASKA
I
s
H
Plan
Evolved
to
Connect
Buenos
Aires
In
South
America
With
ernment.
there
ar
certain
insurwu-ahlo
nhta.lp
in
tr,on
utomssle
mwjmajr
mam
tnefT-t.
j-g,
i-4
way
of
its
realization.
One
of
them
happens
to
be
the'u
SJHHTHitl
t
lieutenant-governor,
who
has
the
power
of
dismissal
at
junta
tton
was
asronetv
m
skkxk
any
time,
and
whose
course
must
be
determined
by
the
will
.
of
the
intemitianai
mehwey
wMet
of
the
electors
as
expressed
at
the
polls.
If
that
decision
'
J
weini
iiu
to
drive
from
should
make
it
clear
that
the
government
and
its
policy
i800
p8"
h?"
en
rejected
by
the
electors-ami
the
returns
of
the
j
cltZSmJ
c
show
that
it
will
be
his
duty
to-
call
Upon
the
!
and
TrouMtiiidft
the
Panama
Cr-
.oatw-r
oi
me
party
witn
tne
most
elected
representatives
ai.
j
to
form
a
government
He
can
not
watt
six
months
of
log-
J
rolling
and
manipulation
without
transferring
the
ioue
n
1
C
t
from
the
defeated
government
to
hinvelf.
sinee
in
that
uOCial
LVent
111
case
ne
would
be
a
party
to
a
proceeding
which
would
be
unexampled
since
pre-Confede
ration
times.
Up
to
this
time
there
are
supposed
to
be
seven
wonder
m
the
world.
There
is
nowanother
one
a
government
in
a
BfftisM
country
which,
with
only
two
supporters
m
an
election.
AIVAN8H.
Spencer
Naas
Valley
Aug
Mm.
9.
Mrs.
B.
A.)
Levis
Forkrud:
at
a
delightful
News
and
Views
of
Sport
TOURNEY
IS
CONTINUING
Number
of
Tennis
Games
Played
Tuesday
in
Elimination
Contest
Of
Prince
Rupert
Club
.
Taking
advantage
ef
the
good
weather
a
number
of
tennis
games
were
played
yesterday
in
the
eli
mination
tourney
of
the
1
nee
Rupert
Tennis
Club
The
:
owing
were
the
results
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
Jabour
and
.Dowlas
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs
Staines
3-1
6-3.
L.
Film
nil
and
A.
Mitchell
beat
Mrs
Jabour
and
Deamlas
7-5.
7-5
Miss
B.
Bdacumec
and
Tobey
beat
Miss
L
Mitchell
and
CM.
McMerdie
Id
-3.
-r
Mrs
McMerdle
and
Seam
ford
beat
by
therC
Mitchell
and
8.
WUdfeiK
3-4.
3-3.
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs
R.
Warner
beat
Mrs
E.
Car-rie
M.
4-ft.
i-t
i.
adgeamoe
beat
Mrs.
E
Walker
5-3.
-3.
Betty
BJaeamne
bant
L
Men's
Doubles
A.
MttclmD
aa&
"Hbey
bM
W.
MaAfee
and
a
Batiest
ft-S.
S-l.
O.
4-1
Men's
Singles
Young
beat
J.
Memugt
S-g.
MeMerdse
(Moulted
to
R.
owing
to
injured
knee.
Victor
and
Spoils
mi!
&w
fcV
Sir
1m
ftBS
suuuuu
asuuBUusssB
IA
sssumw
aessssssssu
V
i)s-.
K
:!.':..
Mcuarch
A
C.
Tuio:
to
Car.
jus,
shown
ith
h-
t-d
States
Netsenal
A
A
t.
ttunhr.
wnich
he
won
in
the
second
annual
15-mlle
marathon
race
at
Wafhlnnum.
Over
131
of
the
best
long
distance
runners
took
part
in
the
race.
Baseball
Scores
National
Leagi.
New
York
0.
Brooklyn
1.
St.
Louis
X
CMeago
4
American
League
Washington
I.
Mew
Yet
k
Boston
6.
Philadelphia
f.
District
News
SK1DEGATE
H.
R.
Frost
ot
Maasett
Ha
been
The
following
Is
the
scale
vtalUng
at
Sttdegate
with
d.
Ohast-
'
ot
eharges
made
for
reading
ney
for
the
past
week.
notlr.es
t
Marriage
and
Engagement
Rev.
J.
OiUeU,
Indian
agefit,
ae-
announcement
$2.
aampasued
by
Mm.
OtUetthtt-been
umn
Notices
50c.
spending
two
weeks
at
SkWegatel
cunerai
Notices
SI.
Mlasten
Some
Target
To
Throw
At
IT
nT
'
!
Boys,
oh
boys
Ac?
pit
cr
t.c
&
."'
tJn
who
could
Vt
get
'em
over
witn
a
an!
!j
as
t;
.
'
w
no
business
m
thr
irjot
This
camera
freak
was
-:::i,i'-:
.
D-rroit
and
the
bark-
behind
the
glove
is
Johnny
Ribcr
Tmer's
youngest
catchbif
recruit
And
te
is
m
maskman
Football
Game
SMITHERS
Tomorrow
Eve
GOLF
CLUB
Legion
Versus
-The
Rest"
Will
Be
Trial
Match
to
Enable
Team
j
To
Be
Pickrd
1
The
Prince
Rupert
Feeteatl
Asv-
i
ioriatsou
held
a
meeang
to
the
I
Grotto
Ogar
Store
last
ntghi.
Pee-sident
Bert
Morgan
oecuptcd
the
chair.
Delegates
present
represent
ing
the
dtffentH
teams
were
Hugh
Klllan.
Canadian
Legion:
Peso
Be-Jong.
Regiment:
Jaek
CmropbeU.
c
L
D
L,
also
Vlee-Pfeeidesrt
W
Murray.
The
Canadian
Legean
vs
The
Rest"
were
seieeted
to
psy
a
trial
match
en
Thursday
evening
for
the
purpose
of
sei
feting
a
all
star
team
te
near
H.
M.
S.
Bra
gun
for
the
Banson
Gup.
The
execuUve
also
appointed
a
jrurnmittee
te
pick
the
ail
star
tssuu.
1-
u
composed
of
W.
Merray.
J.
campbeU
and
W
Barton
The
team
playing
under
the
of
The
Rest"
is
requested
to
it
the
Regiment
headquarters
on
Tfursda
evening
before
the
ame
Following
i
the
team
which
has
:
i
v(i
by
the
footbaB
exe-ive
lo
piav
against
the
Lesjhut,
r
h
Mitnaxer
DeJong
m
charge
Stiles
Legion.
Blake
Recti.
Canadian
Legion
team
will
be:
Pearr.
Oreer.
Curris:
MeOuu
old.
Hedden.
Otlker:
BapUe.
Murray.
Dickens.
Buaaanich.
Comadlna.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
A
number
of
trolling
boats
were
in
port
yesterday,
mostly
from'
North
island.
They
mcJaded
the
Seaward.
Terrible,
BatOoii,
Hast.
Nygard,
Dot
and
Ideal.
!
The
Tnkla.
peeking
fish
for
Edmunds
and
Walker
of
New
Westminster,
came
fci
yesterday
from
the
south
and
awaited
orders
here
before
going
to
the
trotting
grounds.
One
of
the
bright
spots
on
the
waterfront
is
the
flower
garden
at
the
entrance
to
the
Imperial
OH
doek.
It
to
understood
that
It
it
the
work
of
Miss
Oertrode
McKeneJe.
SOFTBALL
August
lOv-Bmprese
vs.
Kaiens.
Ausust
ll-E3ka
rtiu'
Cards
of
Thanks.
i
vs.
OraUo.
Funeral
Flowers
lQe.
per
The
trolllna
fleet
is
'itwod
tal
Auemt
iAr-
m
p
a
.
nv.
4
nXme
U
M
Nnrth
TslanH
mgtnr.
tnr
A
!
I.U..
-i
.
1
..
cohoes
at
8kldega(e
Bai
th'
price
,
August
20
O
rot
to
tiCNR'A:
of
cohoes
here
ia
5c
a
p-.'und.
iNavyys
Elks.
TOURNEY
Big
Annual
Open
Event
te
be
Ueld
At
Interior
Centre
Augast
20
For
Davidson
Cup
SMtTHQeS.
Aug,
The
SnU
then
Ootf
aub
will
hold
hs
second
Northern
British
Columbia
open
amaleur
geif
tournament
here
on
August
30.
This
event
Is
open
to
all
residents
of
one
your
or
more
in
the
country
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Prince
Oeorge
and
north
of
that
The
Bob
Duridsen
evsauvnae
cut
is
at
present
held
by
Charles
Rest,
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
here
and
It
Is
understood
he
is
expecting
to
win
It
again.
Names
of
entrants
aheuid
be
sent
in-
before
Monday
next
to
K
O
Houghton,
Jmithers
Grotto
Went
Up
Notch
in
Softball
Beating
Empress
Thurber
'Re
n
.
um
iRegtK
Rdg-
.
nbe.
capUm
.
Regit.
Whbgham
Orotte
went
up
another
Peg
ti;
RuMeii
Regit.
McKay
natco
w
sottuall
standing
and
c
L
D
L
Lokken
C
L
D
L.i,
Chenuskl
C
L.
D.
L.i.
Ncertngton
'
Retrt'
pa
re.
Magulre.
Chris-tensen
Daviet
the
repress
down
as
a
result
of
the
holism
lg
to
3
defeat
of
th
.
Utter
seised
mat
evening
The
lobaronisU
with
their
four
runs
gatheied
in
the
second
canto,
lust
about
took
the
heart
oat
of
th"
Roteimen
who
tailed
to
get
to1
Stiles
on
the
Or.tto
mound
for
many
hits
and
but
two
runs.
C10I3
INTO
DRYDOCK
SEATTLE.
Aug.
3
The
steamer
Northwestern
arrived
here
today
from
Eagle
River
and
will
go
tnn
dry
dock-
Guide
to
Correspondents
The
Dally
News
welcomes
correspondence
on
live
topics
of-
the
day
or
any
other
subject
of
public
Interest
but
letters
mutt
be
brief
and
to
the
point.
The
long-winded
cor
respondent
has
no
placo
In
modem
Journalism.
Every
letter
must
be
signed
by,
the
writer,
not
necessarily
for
publication
but
ai
a
matter
of
good
faith
and
courtesy.
All
unsigned
documents
go
to
the
waste
paper
basket.
Letters
of
a
caustic
character
most
have
the
signature
appended
for
publication.
Letter
should
be
written
on
one
side
of
the
paper
only
Correspondents
must
avo'd
personalities
and
the
language
should
be
such
as
would
be
allowed
In
the
ordinary
rales'of
debate.
IMPERIAL
OIL
TENNIS
CLUB
Excellent
Court
Built
on
Waterfront
By
Voluntary
Labor
at
Small
Cost,
Used
Great
Deal
A
great
many
people
are
awaie
that
there
la
on
the
wh'
front
a
first
emag
tennis
court
ti.
uwl
k'-pt
up
by
the
Imperiiu
'
Iei...i.
'
lull
ll
ha.
24
men
i,.
hen
:(!
in
W.ilti-r
Huwarth
t
mm
jiih
.nut
rriief
factotum
wa
Uricly
responsible
(or
it
tag
buut
The
court
is
located
right
ad;
.
Uik
the
imperial
Oil
werehou.u
or.
Imperial
Oil
property
Th.
cinder
court
of
last
year
not
pi
Ini;
very
Mtllsfactory
a
club
.
formed
in
the
ipring
to
bm.
board
court
on
the
site.
Lumtv
.-
,
other
materials
were
purrh.iv..
a
total
cost
o(
$143
and
the
brail
the
work
themselves
ec
!
the
staining
whwb
repotted
pe
expert
workmanship
supplied
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oertruoe
MrKensie
ar.
v.
T.
Peterson
The
men
wtu
their
services
for
the
manual
.
were
Walter
Howorth,
Laurie
Um
Mey
Allan
Hill-Tout.
R.
C
Pa:-J.
Hartwtg.
A
Lindseth.
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F-r
,
usd
I
luglrightaen
A
small
puvllion
was
erect
-:
the
court
was
surrounded
b-.
net
to
the
usual
height
as
a
oorarr
expedient
Later
it
i
posed
to
use
chicken
wire
d
.
leas
to
keep
the
esstettens
in
The
court
Is
an
excellent
unit
is
being
used
regularly
b.
members
and
their
frlendx
Famous
Jockey
Makes
Comeback
NBW
YORK.
Aug
t
-Barl
S,
who
rorasook
the
saddle
thorooghbreds.
is
on
hi
to
the
top
again.
After
a
dlaanpehiting
Ur
v
the
stable
he
assembled
n-
for
Maxwell
Howard
of
Tolet
t
Is
riding
the
wave
of
pripeii'.
receiving
the
cheers
of
the
rr.
j
much
as
he
did
during
the
iuM
teen
years
when
he
rede
to
f
..
and-fortune
aboard
seme
of
An)--U's
greatest
t
hornughbred
His
stable
couiprises
onh
horses
but
within
the
short
i
of
six
days
he
won
four
ran
.
hree
of
them
st
Empire
nn
Huberts
ciotured
two
event.
Misi
Snfiw
and
8'
Stephen
uce
each
Have
us
Install
one
of
our
new
sets
in
your
boat
No
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or
C
Batteries
required,
operates
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off
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six
volt
lighting
or
Ignition
system
A
demonstration
at
our
shop
will
convince
you
of
the
simplicity
and
economical
operation
of
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