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Sunday,
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
is
INVITED
TO
APPEAR
Move
Started
to
Bring
Former
Prc-
sident
Hoover
Before
Grand
Jury
Investigating
De-i
trolt
Banks
gested
that
he
might
resort
to
deposition
to
enforce
his
attendance
Hoys
move
to
bring
Mr.
ft.V:.
Hoover
Saturday.
August'
96,
1933
Frank
Hart
Loses
Sister
at
Age
of
Eighty
in
East
F.
W.
Hart
has
received
the
sad
new
of
the
death
on
August
17
at
her
home
in
Clinton.
Mo.,
of
his
sister.
Mrs.
Annie
L.
Thrush.
In
her
DETROIT,
Aug.
zsA
move
nas
eightieth
year.
She
was
born
at
been
Instituted
by
District
Attorney
oalesburg.
Ill-
and
her
death
re-
Hoy
to
bring
Former
President
Her-
moves
the
last
remaining
member
bert
Hoover
before
the
federal
f
u,e
family
which
originally
con-grand
Jury
here
for
questioning
In
listed
of
seven
children
with
the
connection
with
the
recent
collapse
exception
of
Mr
Hart.
Deceased
is
of,
Detroit
banks.
In
the
eient
of
survived
by
two
sons,
one
at
Clin
the
former
chief
executive
declin-
ton
and
the
other
in
Detroit.
lne
to
come
voluntarily.
Hoy
sug-
Mr.
Hart
will
have
the
sympathy!
of
many
friends
in
his
bereavement.
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hard
wot
or
vigorous
play,
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glass
of
good
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is
the
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builder
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health
and
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body
tissues,
renews
expended
nwEy,
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digestion
and
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you
to
carry
on
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and
refreshed.
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for
any
oi
the
brands
mentioned
below
and
you
arc
assured
beer
of
a
quality
and
flavor
second
to
none
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...
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pint,
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per
dot.
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the
price
!0
Net
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
h-pl
ici
l,v
tlie
Liquor
Contrpli
Beard
or
by
the
government
oi
British
Columbia
The
Letter
Box
UtOLLERS
AT
NORTH
ISLAND
Editor,
Daily
News:
Referring
to
a
recent
article
un-
Ar
Walker.
TROUT
IN
ROCKIES
JASPER.
Alta.,
Aug.
2ft
If
further
proof
Is
needed
that
fish
can
ornm
in
Prwolrv
Vfnimti.
in
WflterS.
der
"Waterfront
Whiff,''
l
wish
and
-
gr&th
big
anY
fighting,
point
out
a
misleading
statement
Mnflnnnl
Part
,,
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
$5.00
referring
to
the
trailers
and
the
big
from
v
lts
Amethyst
Lake,
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
-
10
money
being
made.
The
average
of
By.
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
ana
;
$sq
is.
all
a
hoax,
it
Is
very
discour-
'
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
3.00
;
aging
to
many
good
fishermen
of
By,
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
.
years;
experience
who
have
not
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch
,
per
Insertion
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
insertion
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
per
agate
line
.
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
Contract
rates
on
application.
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
;
Editor
and.
Reporters!
Telephone'
,
-
8C,
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
made
an
average
or
$5
a
day.
1.40
Also
in
a,
previous
issue
you
men-.02.(tioned
that
if
a
man
got
In
and
.15;
worked
he
could
make
money.
We
a
day's
trail
ride
from
hero
in
the
orcrwitjr
bi.
umiux.
ibiohu.
ranoht
on
th
fl
holh
In
thm
!V.
SPORT
CHAT
Tonquin
Valley.
"
Last
summer
some
40,000
Kam-
Tommy
Morgan,
caretaker
at
the
loops
trout
fry
were
dumped
into
Moose
Lodge
and
lately
better
the
elongated
body
of
water
which
known
to
local
sportsmen
at
the
takes
It
color
and
name
from
the
man
responsible
for
starting
the
rampart
mountains
that
wall
It
in.
gymnasium
at
the
lodge
with
the
Winter
comes
early
in
the
Tonquin
intention
of
training
young
fellow
J25feel
that
this.
Is
It
In
and
rubbing
d
tn
b
fe
t
t
for
e,
ht
wUn
w
k
lri
shape
by
I
wish
to
have
such
statements
cor
rected.
Also
it
may
li
l
months
under
Ice
before
the
sum-
lrig.
is
to
be
congratulated,
alongi
Exhibition
ten
mile
nro-
land
Mr-
,Wen
WUk
M
v.
tu
lc"
"
1
be
noted
that
h.
k
tnr
th.
m
thir
first
.
.
VA"'"lwy"
.
Ji.r
YMiirnrt.
.r.
Gust
Norman
is
not
president
qf
the
Fishermen's
Association
but
U
The
true
condition
Is
that
many
of
the
trailers
have
not
made
$100
for
the
season,
a
few
even
less,
while
some
of
the
lucky
ones
have
dqm,
card
was
staged,
on
Tuesday
evening
Speculation
has
run
high,
wide
of
this
week.
Tr.u
was
we
urn
w
!
out
on
a
business
basis,
including
the
win-
on
younK.,Urs,
m
obRervatlon
alasay
entextalruneot
foE
exceeded
all
enthusiastic
expectflr
u.
1
we
1
incur
gelng
,11
ready
j
in
1
the
soring.
tlons,
qI
tong
.jntr
I
wear
and.
teat
to
hull
and,
engine.
lsn
hiv.
ghjwn
a
,WfUh
Uvey
lntercst
u
tog
Uken
in
not
adding
insurance,
we
work,
for,
avernglng
fron,-slx
w
ei8ht
latbt
the
city
softhall
championship
very
poop
wages,
d
sDinjhin
un
and.
down,
the
olai-off
itame.
which
will
com-
-y5?C
Publicity
by
your
paper
eDtlre
,ak(.
as
at
men
u,morrow
afternoon,
to
de-
of
all
this
big
money,
attracted,
a.
fly
food.
Note-Not
only
from
fish
packer
and
lu
wUeL
milgnt,
River,
f
League
trophy,
and
eatli
member
which
were
made
before
the
jury
ceived
in
Prince
Rupert
this
season
at
Lake
50.000
more
Kam-
tnis
week
tnat
eniorcement
or
tne
H
rv
Hotnnnr
I
inunv
,
as
tq,
favorable
result
of
troll
fish-
natpnal
banking
laws
in
1930
might
have
prevented
the
collapse
of
Detroit
as
well
as
other
banks
in
the
country.
Hoover
Not
Going
a
III
llUTIlllf
LilullUl
.
.
.
,
,
..
.
,
;
'""f
J
"t
umx-
0
Plant
in
Possession
DhriatoMl
htedqwrters
of
the
PALO
ALTO,
Aug.
25:
Former
provincial
police
here
have
been
ad-Pjesldent
Herbert
Hoover
stated
vised
of
a
case
heard
by
Justices
from,
his
home
here
this
week
that
of
th
Peace
Thonac
R.
Lloyd
and
he,
had
no
Intention
of
accepting
David
Hays
at
McBride
tn
which
an
Invitation
to
appear
voluntarily
William
Oeorae
BHteMen
of
Snow-before
the
Detroit
grand
Jury
in-
shoe
was
fined
809.
with
option
of
vetlgatlng
the
closure
of
bankg
In
sir
months'
ImprtsoamenU
on
a
that
city.
All
the
necessary
infor-
charge
of
being
in
poaseatton
of
a
mation
required
by
the
grand
Jury
siiU.
AceorcUng
to
the
report
re-as.
to
enforcement
of
the
national
oeived
at
beadqwuiers,
a
tw4ve-banklng
regulations
could
be
ob-
gallon
still
complete
was
found
in
talned
from
officers
of
the
Feders
;
BMghton
a
possession
u
well
as
two
Reserve,
the
former
president
&tr
.barrels
of
mash
each
containing'
ten
clared.
'gaQona.
III
r
X
I
BHaMFm.
ing
at
Norlh;
Island.
The
Dally,
New
-arfv
thu
summer
when
condtUtm
would,
be
pleased
at
any
time
to
vere
severe
and
examination
of
last
publish
stotemejiU
from
Mr.
Soldan
,wrl
fuh
jmpoMtbie
or
other
official
of
the
fishermen
.
association
as
to
fishing
conditions
at
North
Island
or
elsewhere
In
the
dUtricV.
Ed.
POLITICAL
FOOTBALL
Editor.
Dally
News;
I
refer
you
to
the
Vancouver
Sun
of
AuauM.
23.
On
the
front
naee
vou
'tL.
Yourn
for
action.
RUPERT
BOOSTER.
Man
in
the
Moon
Irishman
could
have
been
chosen
LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
Robert
Dwwtrter.
who
ha'
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Van
couver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prim
will
see
a
map
of
British
Columbia.
0wrge
yesterday
mornlnf
.
hewing
the
Peace
River
country
and
the
ease
with
which
a
road
oguld
be
built
to
connect
with
Prince
George
and
so
to
Vancouver.
Are
we
of
this
northern
part
of
Chief
Mark
McKay
of
KHeetas
who
has
been
at
Carlisle
durlm
the
Hshlng
season,
is
tn
the
oil
wttfc
Mrs.
McKay
for
the
Salvation
Arcn
Him
4lt
ta...
lh.
tvroinn
aolnr
t
(t
nuUllv
In
'
Ti'
nome
Monday.
.v,-
the
k,-i.,
barkground
and
let
w
v.,..r
Vancouver
take
everything
she
wants
right
un-
Mrs.
A.
D.
M:.MU4fr
aalled
hut
der
our,
noses.
A
thousand
nos.
Well
night
on
the
PHsttea
Adelaide
fo
-
-
I
-1
ft
-
Uiltft
i.
I
ft
,Lt.
.
.
.
.
.
un
n.
now
auovi
a
muc
uu
uu
nus
Vancouver
wtere
se
win
take
up
question
from
you?
retWenee.
Mr.
McAltteter
who
wo
I
As
ynu
no
doubt
realize
at
the
fooneriy
In
the
aerviee
of
the
Bly
'
pn
ent
time
there
is
quite
a
bit
oL
Bay
Lumber
Qo.'s
aawmiU
here,
re-
elect
inn
talk
How
about
asking
all
cenUy
left
for
Vancouver.
our
candidate
regardless
of
their
-
party
what
they
Intend
to
do
when
M.
Tatvaka,
writ
known
Japanese
;
th
y
take
office?
Our
Skeena
high-
net
bow
of
Invemaat
cannery,
ana
way
tvs
been
a
political
football
Mr.
Tanaka.
after
spending
the
long
enough.
Let
us
adopt
for
our
summer
at
the
can
nary,
aafyed
lt
!
motto:
"A
highway
now."
not
later,
n'sht
by
the
Princes
Adelaide
lor
tqeir
home
in
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
winter.
clde
the
ownership
of
the
Astoria
lot
from
Vancouver;
and
of
bpaU
1
1.
w.
iv.
ok.
rvn.'.
htw
Th
other
p;ace
south
which
flocked
,n
Jfl
Natlona,
ParH
to
be
peUUon
will
be
between
the
Elk,
here
and
worked
a
hardship,
on
all
stocked,
It
foll,W8
on
httii
ot
who
won
tne
flrrt
Qt
clty
.
MaIn
Lake
which
was
opened
to
League,
and
C-
N.
R.
A.,
who
came
Trusting,
1
1
in,
the
u
fuuire
you
in
ni
nsh.nK
lastyear
after
being
olnll
out
on
top
of
the
second
half.
The
get
ur
informaUon
from
a
more
wlth
esuU.m
gpecKled
brook
trout,
second
game
ot
the
three-game
reliable
source
andglvfl
th?
fisher-
Mallgne
u
uphoidlng
uie
re-
serlea
wUl
be
played
on
Tuesday
metv
a
bCjUc
bTMH.
Thanking
you
putatlon
,t
established
ut
yr
as
night
and
the
final
game,
should
It
for
this
space.
one
of
the
world's
greatest
sporting
be
neceary,
will
be
played
Thurs-
JQHN
SOLDrU.,
flOilnir
oxnunrf.
Plv.nniiTvlra
daw
niahL
Th
Indnr
tum
will
ho.
.JT'.S.rSf
Vln
lVfnM
VA
UL
.'!!
have
been
frequent
all
seon
oome
possessor
of
the
CHr
Softball
of
the
winning
team-
wtf
be
pre
sented
with
medal
put
up
by
A.
O
Spalding
Sport
Company,
The
0k
team
will
comprise
W.
Stone
1
captain
1.
M.
Budinich.
J.
Scott.
J.
Ca
mc
bell.
w.
oJhnson.
S.
Jojt.
R.
Bury.
W.
Larabio.
A.
Mitchell.
R.
Wardrop
and
D.
Burrows,
and
the
C
N.
R.
A.
win
be
J:
Oedde.
R
Pitcher.
R.
Morrison.
L.
Astoria.
H.
Hibbard.
J.
H
or
ton
1
captain.
F
Ciamtron,
a
Smith.
J,
Nelsoti,
W.
Tobey
and
P.
Mcintosh.
.
The
league
standing,
at
the,
end
of
the
second
halt
was
a
follow:
W.
L.
Pet.
C
N.
R.
A.
8
1
Kalens
5
3
Orotto
5
BUk
4
5
RnpreM
J
7
Navy
1
7
M9
Mi
J00
ias
FLYERS
ARE
COMING
OUT
Chirago
Party.
Which
Was
In,
Plane
CraAh,
Arrive
at
Fart
St,
John
Enroule
to,
Dawson
Cre'H
DAWSON
QRBEK.
Aug,
M:
(CPt
IT!
11
knowq
local
young
couple
and'
.
0.
A.
Wilson,
sunenn-
sees
a
similar
fate
awaiting
his
gov
eenment
In
B.
C.
Oh.
an
aet&r
I
would
be
And
'hare
a
pretty
yacht,
A
pretty
wife,
a
pretty
babe,
And
vWt
quite
a
lot
I'd
never
do
a
scrap
of
work,
I'd
sit
around
all
day,
I'd
visit
all
the
beauty
spots.
The
nlghts'd
sure
be
gay.
!
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
2(1:
(CP
Wheat,
was
quoted
at
67c
on
the
local
exchanije
ywitejrla
jr.
j
William
Lambie.
who
has
been
I
ryt
a
business
trip
tq(
Vancouver
!
and,
eJfcwhejre
lri
tba,
south,
rc-j
mrned
U
ifk
city.
on(
the,
Prlnf
e,
George
yeMerday;
raomliig.
J.
D.
W
eaten
haver,
a
Oar
tpeno-Ing
the
pa
few
weeks
In
the
rtt
on
business
In
ronnection
with
his
local
realty
Inters,
aaHed
by
the
Prince
Adelaide
tart
night
for
,,,
.
.
.
Vancouver
en
route
back
to
hi
Welcome
to
Canada's
youngest
home
,n
psuifdrnk
premier.
Angus
Maedonald,
Liberal
.
.
leaiur
In
Nova
Scotia.
Following
their
marriage
at
2
TOK
WOMEN
(Canadian
Press)
TORONTO,
Auk.
26:
Pretty
Ruth
Coran
of
Toronto
yesterday
won
-'
the
Canadian
National
Old
Country
Soccer
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
DlvUion
Aberdeen
3.
Partick
ThUUf
8.
Clxle
5.
Ayr
United
J.
;
Falkirk
3.
Dundee
1.
HearU
5.
Third
Lanark
1.
Kilmarnock
4.
Celtic
3.
Queen's
Park
3.
Alrdrteontan
1.
Queen
of
South
0.
Motherwell
5.
Ranger
3.
Cowdenbeath
1.
St.
Johnston
1.
81
Mitten
1.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
F!rl
DMtion
Anenal
L
Dlmintnam
1.
Aston
Vula
1
LKceatcT
City
3.
Blackburn
Reveta
4,
Leeda
Uni
ted
X
0.
Everten
1.
Wet
Bramwtch
Albion
HuddenfMd
Town
t.
Sunderland
8hfflM
United
0.
Tottenham
HMfcpura
0.
I
it
-Stk
ts
iWir
H
Wolverhampton
3.
Llmpoot
3.
Remaining
Second
Half
Fixtures
in
Softball
Are
Off
Owing
to
the
xeeond
half
iamie
hsving
already
been
settled
with
tne
Canadian
National
Reereatin
Association
a
winner
Thursday'
srh-dul'
1
City
L-nue
s
ortball
fi-'ure
beiweer.
R-iyi)
Tanadla-
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
Kalens
was
caneelled
a
have
.iiw
been
three
postpnnec,
na-nri
The
playoff
for
the
wa.ton
honor?
will
takr
on
Stwday
bTtweefi
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Asso-
"iatlon.
wl
ner
of
the
second
ha'f
The
party
of
Chicago
persona
'
1M
wl"
winners
of
the
fim,
half
eontittlng
of
Pilot
C.
A.
Srmmons
John
BonneL
Herman
Hatfield
and
Alton
Sentana,
who
were
In
an
airplane
crash
earlier
this
week
while
on
a
flight
to
the
upper
Halfway
country,
arrived
at
Fort
St.
John
late
Thursday
en
route
here.
achool
at
Alert
Bay,
who
had
ar
rived
in
the
city
earlier
in
the
day
.
...
.
.
0
clock
on
Monday
afternoon
at
froni
down
the
coast,
sailed
last
,
,
...
'
Jake
aava
he
did
not
think
an
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unurcn,
jack
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on
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tor.
Ma-
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of
the
government
agent'
!
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to
meet
and
accompany
back
for
such
a
prominent
Job
In
the
office
here
$aff
and
hk.
bride.
Mta
Muenose
province.
It
is
suggested
that
the
reason
Premie
r
Tolmie
takes
so
long
to
Mabel
Ivarson.
will
mil
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
a
honeymoon
tour
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Vancouver
Island.
They
are
a
to
tlte
school
a
party
of
native
stu
dent
who
have
been
spending
the
aurpmer,
vacation
at
their
homes
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
tneir,
marriage
will
be
an
event
of
inQ
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missions
in
uruish
Co-muchJntereat
In
toealoclal
clrclea.
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tor
the
United
Church
of
A
number
of
post.nujfUal
affairs
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by
h
Princes
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been
held
for
the
bride-elect.
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on
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to
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after
attending
the
sei
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grosser,
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handsome
seeming
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tournament
former
defeated
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of
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transplant!
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stage,
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of
which
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herself
by
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fighting
fish
and
some
will
be
put
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mflnth.
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time
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reputatwns
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later
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to
lorm
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circuu
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yesterday
when
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other
northern
cities
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get
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high
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over
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figure
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five
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West
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at
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the
annual
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