THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINC
"
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert,
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
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k:Yf
P.ULLEN
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-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
.
$5.00
ruijesaer
penoas,
paia
in
aavance,
per
wees.
"DAlLy
EDITION
G.5
Rifle
an,d
1
box
Ammunition
$18,95
o
"f
Coleman
Lamps
and
Lanterns
S7.95.
Kaien
Hardware
Phone
3
ImltfiIHoik
10
-Monday;
seprilt
1933
.CHlfRgiHLL
CLOSED
Churchill,
the
seaport
of.
Manitoba,
located
on
Hudson's
help
from
!
ghrisMns
William
Irvine
M.P
Addresses
Sunday
Night
Audience
Here
"We
propose
to
purify
the
system
and
we
expect
those
who
profess
to
stand
for
Christian
principles
to
assist
us
in
making
'panada
a
fit
place
for
human
beings
to
live
in.
If
they
are.
true
to
their
trust,
we
will
be
true
to
them
and,
altogether,
we
shall
make
tjanada
the
kind
of
a
nation"
we
all
desire."
So
declared
way
ai
me
lemiinus
qi
a
railway
mat
cost
tne
country
wmlam
Irvine,
mp.
for
wetafti-millidns
of.
dollkrA
fcnd
with1
harbor
works
and
elevator
win
and
member
of
the
national
that
cost
other
millions,
is
closed.
For
the
present
that
is
council
of
the
Canadian
common-the
end
of
a
dre'ahi'tHht
cbmiea
half
Sctu1$aaK(r,,to'rttte'',tt,dIrtin
a
Jgr
"gW
ality
insofar
as
facilities'
Wfflre
Concerned.
-Wnat
We
jpt
Front
the
Chrjs-
,
The
difficulty
wtli
Cjhurjqhul
is
that
it
is
open
to
nay-
fan
church
Towards
the
Etab-griftori
only
aery
feAv
iriohths
of
the
year.'tnat
harbor
hshrhentof
the
co-operative
Com-TOorfcs
there
are
expensive
arid
that
it
is
out
of
the
world
mtmwealth
Oration."
oeorge
of
natural
traffic.
The.
railway
has
had
the
effect
of
deveJ-
ll"y
Tm
chf,ir
f,nd
,l,he
,ffllth
oping
a.nurnber
9fmty
which
Sviir
probably
pa;;
for'
its
Sr,alm08t
aUenUvc:
cost
butyls
very
probable
the
harbor
may
remain
closed
in
opening
his
address.
Mr.
ir-
for
Several
years.
vine
referred
to
the
newly
declared
v
program
of
the
United
Church
of
STRIKING
CONTRAST
Canada
which
had
aJscrte'd
thU
year
that
the
capitalistic
system
cm
iuiu,
sui
vw.uiciim
is
iuc
pui
t
01
r
nuce
-unchristian,
iiju.js
was
unjust
and
In-,
Rupert,
It
is
on
a
deep
natural
harbor,
open
all
the
year
human-and
that
the
church
should'
round,
and
at
the
terminus
df
a
railway
laid
down
for
a
fight
'
unremittingly
against
the:
trunk
transcontinental
line
with
the
best
grade
of
any
on
continuation
of
such
a
system
and
the
continent.
It
needs
rio
artificial
aid
to
make
it
a
real
establishment
of
a
chrisuan
pore
with
direct
connection,
nofdnly
with
its
own
imme-
5?Ir-
7,1?"!?
LTh
diate
hinterland
but
also
with
the
erain
fields
of
Alberta.
SSSJS
'
Prince
Rupert
must
insist
that,
if
special
privileges
are
challenge
of
changed
conditions
to
be
given
Churchill
to
enable
it
to
reopen,
the
same
or
which
are
facing
the
world
and
the
'similar
privileges
shall
be
granted
to
Prince
Rupert
to
en-
reat
evenU
whlch
are
making
re-
hiiipil
in
iiHVPinn
awa
n
iranp
wirn
mp
i
iripnr
nnri
nrnsr
ra'ffs
of
the
world:
A
NEW
CHILD
Mr.
Irvine
ureed
that
difference
-
....
.
x
After
much
labor.
the"
Conservative
party
has
again
con-
obJwuve
for
which
an
the
churches.
;
ceiveel
and
'brought
forth
af
new
child,
bigger,
better
and
"ardlf
denomination,
pro-;
t'
L
;.i
n
if;'T)k'
-
v.i.
It-Mj
..
feased
to
sUnd.
After
all
the
hlfch-1
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mfi.
Ruth
Towtr-Corsan
of
Toronto.
U
the
new
worlfc
champion
prnf'.-Mi
al
nuirathon
swimmer.
Over
a
wn-mlle
course
on
August
25.
Mis
Corsan,
a
leading
contender
fm
the
paM
tlx
years.
etablUhd
a
new
record
by
swimmmg
ttoe
distance
in
5
hours,
31
mm'i'e
.mil
20
"womls
In
the
above
layout,
srr
is
shown
at
It
ft
receiving
a
kte
from
her
husband
and
trainer.
Ohm
Corsan,
noted
Canadian
aviator.
At
right
she
Is
shown
being
congratulated
by
Hon.
Oeo.
S.
Henry,
premier
of
Ontar!
The
rare
was
held
at
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
a.
Toronto.
Mrs.
Corson
won
$3,000
as
first
prize.
WINNER
OF
GOLF
TITLE
ui
upinion
on
minor
points
m
te-
.
-
'
gard
to
religious
beliefs
be
sub-
,,,
,
,
,
merged
in
the
fight
for
the
common,
rh
Taylor
Retains
British
Colum-
dm
inampionsmp
ttun
unurr
Par1
Score
It
-T-a.
I
a.'lu
er-uay
.
cni
u
or.
le
ett
reUgleu.
Weal
was
to
become
a
VANCOUVPR,
Sept.
11:
CP.-
ot,her,
kldletS
which
have
come
into
being
of
recent
months,
human
being
"
in
the
higheat
andi
phn
Taykw.
Oak
Day
proleaMonal.
There
is
some
doubt
as
to
the
parentage
of
this
new
infant
fuiie
sense
of
-the
word
some-'rea,nd
Brtttei
coiumbu
open
but
R.
W.
Bruhn
is
strongly
sWpectetl
of
being
the
father,
thing
which
the
system
now
in
crown
at
thei'week-end
with
a
'hlfhmifrh
the
nowers
hehind
the
Province
newsnaner
nre
vogue
o
would
not
-
permit.
.....
.
Facta
UI.W,
as
no
.
of
iat
Wholes,
flte
strok
also
under
suspicion.
The
birth
has
been
somewhat
delayed
but,
now
that
the
young
child
has
been
safely
brought
into
the
world,
doubtless
it
will
grow
and
in
a
few
yeiirs
should
reach
maturity
and
become
useful.
IS
ON
TOUR
1
OF
CANADA
Dr.
Hrlge
Nelson,
Professor
Geography
in
Swedish
University,
is
Visitor
Here
of
An
Interesting
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
Prof.
Helge
Nelson
Ph.
D.
ot
the
department
of
-geography
at
the
University
of
Lund
in
Sweden
who
is
making
a
tour
of
Canada
for
the
purpose
of
studying
conditions
upder
which
Swedish
immigrants
to
Canada
are
living
and
employing
themselves.
Dr.
Lund
arrived
In
the
city
-on
last
night's
train
from
the
Interior
and
will
be
here
until
Thursday
evening
when
he
will
saU
on
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
for
jemiver.
fore
arriving
here.
Dr.
Lund
spnt
a
few
days
at
Prince
Oeorge
and
Smithers.
At
the
former
point
he
was
in
conference"
-with
JIarry
Bowman,
representative
of
the
Industrial
and
colpnlaitlon
department,
qf
the
Canadian
National,
Railways
and
at
trie
latter
with
Olof.HantOrt.
MP,
for
Skeena
and
Swedish
consul
for
Northern
Brl-
tBtt
Columbia.
For
the
Past
Mondays.
Wednesday
and
Saturday!
i;3j
pjn.
Fromtbe
Eal
Siirtdayi.
'
Tupsdays
aruif.
Thursday"
p.m.
For
Vancouvef
.
SOndays"
o
p.m.
Tuesday
12:30
pan.
Thursdays
9
pjn.
F'Way
11
p
n.
Mondays,
Wednesdays'and
Saur-dajfs.(bylrajn)
.:.........ff:3f7
p.m.
From
Vancouver
'
8"ndy
.
P.ra
W&uetday
W-a.rri.
P-ni.
Tuesdays,
and
Thursdays
by
train)
"
.-
8
p.m.'
'
sunda
...i......VlT
7
p,m.
Way,
-'a.p.m.
Front
"M)
ox
and
uAJIce.
Arm
Tutsdly
..'..H.."Z..7iTSb
.hL
The
Letter
Box
WANTED
A
SLOGAN
Editor,
Dally
News:
.Let
us
get
ifp
a
slogan.
It
behooves
us
to
beMir
xHitfelves
irf
ot-def
that
we
may
tlse'
rriore
df
our
own'
cOuntryt
or
distrlet'ar
food-
that
we
don't.
'
Ashcroft
and
Chilliwack
pay
about
the
same
freight
rates
to
trie
iboard
as
Terrace
and
Remo
do
to
Prince
Rupert.
Then
we
pay
about
-forty
cents
a
hundred
pounds
plus
wholesale
house
charges
and
one
or
two
conmijaalprtl
for
buying
and
selling,
making
the
cost
more
than
&
cents
for
100
pounds
more
than
It
TvouJd
cost
buying
our
own
Hoods
direct!
We
get
no
thanks
for
that
do
we?
Let
us
get
up
a
slogan.
F.
W
HART.
HUNTERS
Sec
Kaien
Hardware
For
Supplies!'
IWosl
Hunters
1)6.
'
We
Sell
Western
Ammunition
of
thev
existed
should
he
nrrontMi
k'
under
par.
the
people
rio'ntatter
whethsr
or'
Sutherland
of
Vancouver
waa
not
they
'coincided
with
personal
I
secon1,
lhree
stroke
behind
Taylor,
beliefs
or
vfewsl
v
Religion
and
politics
"
'
The
speaker
scofred'YaT
the
old
platitude
that
"we
must
keep
rell-1
gion
out
of
politics."
Nothing
could
be
kept
out
of
politics
for
polities
today
affected
almost
everything.!
Therefore,
religion,
far
from
being!
kept
out
of
polities,
must
attend
all
ehhw-
n-iiu-
nu
-
i
t
i
v-.
.(.auuuuio.
a.
us
me
uuij
win
you
pitsw
allow
m
spice
m
of
religious
institutions
to
assist
in
making
Canada
a
Christian
community
and
lo
help
in
the
extermination
of
such
uilhgras
poverty,
flagrant
social
injustice
and
war.
How
could
any
nation
call
itself
MORGAN
ACCEPTS
jBbajlScores
SATURDAY
GAM
US
N'atldnal
League
New
York
7.
Cincinnati
2.
Brooklyn
2-8.
Pittsburg
0-7.
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
2.
Boston
8,
St.
Louis
3.
American
League
St
Louis
6,
New
Yfirk?
fl
(called.
darkrt
Cleveland
3.
Philadelphia
S
Detroit
4,
Boston
.
CMeafO
1
Washington
3.
American
Lesgue,
St.
LouUn-4.
Btofl-O,
DcWt'1-1.
riew
York
1-8.
Cleveland
3.
Washhtoil.
N'atlonal'
League
1
Pitubfirg
iw'dtttiictfn
1-3.
Philadelphia
0-2.
Chicago
"4-4.
New
York
6-2.
Cincinnati
l-l.
Boston
0-5.
St
Louis
7-10.
.Baseball.
Standings.
your
paper
to
answer
to
the
backer
of
Billy
Baashaw
I
am
ready
to
ac-
New
York
cept
J.'Preice's
otter
to
bmck
Bag-
Chicago
shawfor
$100
to
$109
winner
intake
PlUabutjg
all.
I
have
poster!
today
Ko
baranee
4t
Lotfts
.
to
be
put
up
at
a
date
to
be
ar-
Boston
Muffs
thart
vre
do.
It
seems
a
shame
hrtlan
whoe
PopIe
condoned
a
ranged.
I
am
prepared
to
stage
this
Brooklyn
UanK
ACt
Which
Stole
from
the
bout
nn
tho
twentv..rnnd
nf
thl.
PMIiulalnhU
vvvc
uu
vanus
iucn
rooDea
month,
if
aarerahlr
to
both
parties.
Cincinnati
everjDoay
ana
wno
permittee!
tne
1
xo.M
MOROAN
continuation
of
a
system
under;
which
millions
were'
T
'
"
""
starving
in
the
1
:
-
face
of
a
surplus
of
thp
world's
aoods?
"You
can't
be
a
Christian.
no.
not
even
a
sensible
man.
if
you
I
support
such
a
system."
'Applause
i
"Why
cannot
we
all
unite
to'
work
for
a
purpose
which
places!
humanity
in
the
centre
and
endeavors
to
make
the
happiest
and
fullest
measure
Of
life
possible'
,
atked
the
speaker.
"Why
cannot
w
work
as
enthusiastically
today
fori
life
as
we
did
during
the
war
for
death,
for
peace
as
we
did
for
war
Why
not
place
Justice
ahead
of
lrt-4ustfee'and
make
the
well
being
of
mankind
our
main
objective?"
Mr.
Irvine
gpOke
for
about
an
hour
and
sailed
after
the
meeting
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
Ocean
Falls
Portland
Seaplane
sHere
at
Week-End
On
Way
to
Alaska
Having
on
board
C.
J.
Oraul,
and
Oaylord
Adams,
passenger.
a
Portland
seaplane
landed
here
at
4
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
from
Alert
Bay
and,
after
staying
overnight,
hopped
off
at
1:30
yesterday
afternoon
for
Ketchikan
and
other
Alaska
points.
Mr.
Oraul
and
'Mr.
Adams
Were
bound'
for
Alaska
Oh
a
business
trip.
Mrs.
James
Hamilton
of
Phoenix,
Afte,
arrftejd'tn
IhW
cjty
ort
the
Prince
Rupert.
on
Saturday
from
the
south
td,
pay
avsUvwth'her
parent
Mi
andJUrj.
H,
s,
Parker,
Seventh
Ayenu.;E8t
-
,
RADIO
SEASON
Enjoy
the
full
season
with
your
set
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency.
We
can
Insure
you
of
this
by
having
your
set
gone
over
now,
and
adjusted
to
first
class
condition,
as
inefficient
operation
Is
a
rpoor
investment.
Battery
sets
modernized
with
the
new
economical
two
volt
tubes.
Superior
iaaio
oervice
is
Second
Avenue,
rhone.
Blue
320
P.
O.
Iloz
132
A.
d.
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T
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1
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n
tVo
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WashlnglM
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York
Cleveland
PhllarTelphla
Drtrolt
Chicago
Boston
St
Louis
W,
L.
Pet
82
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sj.
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ill
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RERRY
IS
i.
CHAMPION
Sfortd
Sensational
Victory
Over
'Jack
Crawford
to
Capture
V.
S.
TrnnU
title
riRUST
MILLS.
N.Y..
Sept.
11:
C)ifd
Perry
of
Fjiclind
rime
from
behind
lo
win'
dra
matic
five-set
Itnnh
bailie
on
Sunday
from
Jack'
Crawford
of
Australia
for
the
slrttler
tham-
J.
plrahlp
of
the
United
Stales.
rw
j
iriumnnra
oy
seoirs
01
-,,
'
lUl
J,
....
6-1
and
berime
the
man
fn
thirty
years
'Id
heU
the
Ameleari
IrnnU
erown.
Jack
Crawford
entered
the
final
by
defeating
Frank
Shield
ot
Vrw
Yofk
7-S.
6-1.
-3
In
the
second
bracket
ot
the
teml-finals
on
Saturday.
Todays
Weather,
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
cahn.
41
Anyo
Cloudy,
calm.
Stewart-
Cloudy
to
rain.,
south
wind.
63.
Haaelton-Clsar.
calm.
45
Bmlthor
Clear,
palm.
50
Burn
Ake
Clear,
calm.
44.
WON
GAME
W,TH
Softball
Match
Yesterday
Fjidfd
In
Sc6re
of
4
to
1
Against
Old
Men
Despite
unsettled
weather
conditions,
the
softbalt
game
between
the
"Children"
and
the
"Old'
Men"
was
played
yesterday
afternoon
and
the
former
won
by
a
store
of
4
to
1.
There
was
a
fair
sized
crowd
on
hand
Ronald
Pitcher
hurled
for
the
"Children"
and
Bob
Tobey
caught.
Trr
"Old
Men's"
battery
consisted
of
Sonny
Stiles
and
Dave
Oeddes.
Bridge
Soon.
Construction
ot
Span
Across
Fraser
River
at.Laclner
io'.Get
Under
Way
Shortly
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
11:
(CP-Constrbciibn
of
a
lirbposed
new
$3,.
000.0OO
bridge
actotff
'
the
'
Fraser
,
River
at
Lndner
will
go
ahead
shortly
urtdei
plans
of
the
Ladnp
Bridge
Co.'
Drltlsh
engineers
are'
'leaving-
the
Old'
Courtly
f6r
Van.
louver
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a'few
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with
the
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and
fWsni
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Phklii.g.ai.a
Pill
tinil
Ing
Season
Soon
Cabbage,
peas
and
green
pu
.
very
fine
quality
from
up-rWtr
r
being
offered
these
days
01.
'he
ral
retail
market
and
are
m(t$n.
with
a
ready
sale.
Inten-.r
vegetables;
will
soon
be
-ominr
tn
quantity
ajd.it
is
expend
vi
will
be
4
large
supoly
th;t
im
New
splndCh.
after
huvhis,
beta
off
the
market
ior
th
jn
4,
weeks
or
so.
Is
In
again
Plekllng
vegetable.
UMiudtai
dills
ana
cucumbers.
ar
rxpen
to
be
available
'within
u
-omuif
week.
WHh
berries
now
flrml.ed
piles
01
uicanagan
r
frulU,
Including
peaiiu-
.
prunes,
are
due
wlthi:
.
week
and
housewives
Vegetables
Pumpkins,
W
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Of4ei7,
head
12
PoMea.
H
C..
10
lbs.
aek
'
OarroU.
B.C
bunch
8
lbs.
Oueembert,
each
8wet
Poia4oe.
3
lbs
Hothouse
Tetnatoc.
No
:
3
lbs.
Basket
Outdoor,
lb.
Basket
Ofitena.
6
los.
lOreen
On
lens,
2
bunches
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r.
tt
tnruif
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bf;nf
!
advled
not
to
delay
bu;,m
ioo
'
long
as
the
season
1
lut
jbe
short.
There1
has
bwn
praf
.
ronrkel
th
"yMr.'only
r
and
British
Colombia
havins
been
available
Jppi.M
BiKiHh
Qpiambla
eanifU,
ty--
n
now
ift
ahd
ar"e
proving
popu.-Quality
ir
fine
and
price
reajr
abk
Retell
price
current
Ut
ar
u
foXowc;
Oarttc
Imported,
per
lb.
Oabbage.
B.O.
lb.
B.
C
Head
Lettuce.
5c
t
Corn.
doz.
.
Hubbard
Squash.
Ib.
Orten
Peppers,
tb,
Vegetable
Marrows,
lb
White.
Pkkirng
OnWn.t
2
M
Uee4a.
bunch.
Parsley,
bunch
Turr4pt
lbs.
Bunch
Apples
Cooking,
4
lbs.
Okarjagsn
Oravensteuv
dot,
;3c
Fruits
Valemla
Orartgei.
dot
3o.
Lenvf&,
Cal
v
20c
to
Ortfpefrult.
Calif..
5c
to
RtWblrb.
6
4bs
Phrms.'
3
IbS.
Italian
Prunes.
4
lbs.
Pears,
dot:
tc
Bananit,
lb.
.
reach
es.
doz.
Watermelon,
Hx
B.
C
CanieJoupes.
'C
Xtalaga
Qrapea.
lb,
Rlbler
O
rapes
Seedless
O
rapes
Dried
mils
White
Figs,
lb,
Blaek
Cooking
rigs.
lb.
Dates,
bulk,
lb
.
P
ta
Lemon
and
itrange
Peel
Citron
Pl
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Prunes;
30-40,
Ib.
Egg?
B
C.
Fresh
Extras.'csrU
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'
Local
new
fold.
dot.
Fresh
Seconds
stutter
Fancy,
cartoned,1
lo.
Hb.
1
Credrrtery.
Jibs,
'
S'ugst
White.
100
lb."
"
Yellow,'
100
lbs.
tart
Pure.
lb.
MeH
Fowl,
No.
lb'
'
Roastmg
'cHkken.
lb.
Ham,
sliced
first
grad
Ham,
ptiic
ffrst-
grade.
lb-Bacon,
side,
lllced1,
best
uradl
Pork,
shoulder,
ltf.
Pork,
loin,
lb.
Pork,
'leg,
Ib.
Pork,
dry
salt.
lb.
Veal,
loin,
lb.
Veal,
shoulder,
lb.
Beef,
tt
roast,
lb,
Uc
W
Bctsf;
boiling,
lb.
Bef,
roast,
prime
rib
lb
Beef,
steak,
lb.
55c.
u
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb,
Ootnb,
legj
lb.
Lamb
Chops,
1
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Smoked
Kippers?
lb.
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