,
ti
AOl
TWO
Tuesday,
July
11
THE
DAHT
KKWS
THE
PAIIiY
NEWS.
IS
LAID
rHLVCE
RDPEkf
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Hail
AT
REST
M
ubUi&ed
.fcvery
Aitexnoaa.
xcep
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
NtJfx,
Limited.'
Third
Avenue
Miss
Mnriel
Stephens
of
Smlthers
H.
F.
PUTJ.FN
Mans
glhg-EOItor
Pa.ved
SlCJAlFTION
-RATES
GBr
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,'
paid
to
advance
$.80
Fur
lamer
period,
paid
In
advajce,er
jrecjc
1.
ja
By
mat!
to
all
part
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
Unpi
State,
paid
to
advase,
jar
u
m
B
mat!
ta
all
otjier
countries,
per
fear
-
..
9.99
ADVRTISIM
Twnittatt
per
fcafib
uassmm
aoweruamg.
per
wore,
per
a&erm.
Ltg
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
agaffc'
tone
Local
reader.,
per
tosejUon.
pe
Jto
Contract
rates,
on
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
jd
(SrjiUtiens
Editor
and
Beferttn'
Telephone
DAILY
EUITKJN
CONFIDENT
Prince
Rppetf
ha&tetan.
flow
in
developing
l$it
tere
is
no
doubt
rf
its
BRinate)y
becoming
a
very
Important
city
i
not
a
great
city
and
seaport
tas
een
$kw
until
ifcey
preach
ment.
It
is
not
necessary
.to
rcmjit
here
and
now
the
reasons
why
Prjncf
Itupert
is
es.tine
fV
gret
things.
They
tjave
teeh
ssM
soojffen
that
it
js-f
u
tile
t$
repeat
LocaJ
residents
aH
know
tbeQL
.at
is
needed
is
a
greater
confidence
expressed
in
speaking
with
'strangers.
Let
Tt
be
granted
that
tie
reason
we
are
aH
here
is
because
we
have
faith
in
the
town.
If
we
had
not
we
should
be
elsewhere.
Iet
us
then
adopt
a
cooHdeftt
attitude.
Let
us
tell
the
world
that
we
befTeve
in
Pree
Bupert,
tat
we
are
in
Prince
Rupert
be-atfse
we
like
to
nere
and
because
we
beheve
it
is
the
bet
place
in
the
world
for
u.
USEFUL
pUT
SOT
VITAL
The
London
conf
eranee
can
proye
very
useful
but
its
doMtetfatioB
ane
not
vital
to
the
xpeomry
of
the
world
from
the
depressitfi
which
is
already
passing
as
rapidly
as
it
afeiy
mgr.
Great
things
were
expected
of
it
and
reat
things
may
yet
be
achieved
although
k
is
doubtful
if
j
wjU
have
an
very
material
permarjeat
sffoet
on
the
jH-pgre
of
t)e
w
orn.
Fsystvty&y
Uj
lpufl4aUon
may
be
laid
for
ftiture
d9uWatis
ivcb
fleal
iftn
ike
same
questies
from
a
different
angle.
TIME
TOTHiyK
With
the
price
of
commodities
ripng
and
with
the
roar
of
roiity
heard
in
the
distance
k
is
time
for
statesmen
and
all
dtiaens
to
consider
rhat
may
be
done
to
prevent
a
repetition
bTthe
conditi6hhrougn
wbieh
we
have
been
pdWjTOg.
Eight
or
ten
years
from
now
we
may,
in
the
ordinary
course
of
events,
expect
another
financial
slump.
Shall
we
go
through
another
tense
period
then
or
shjflll
we
take
steps
to
avert
it
before
ft
comes?
HOLIDAY
THE
DUNES
Bathing,
Hunting
Fishing
'
I
Modern
Cantrnlrnrr
No
Flies,
No
Mosquitoes
llsme
Cooking
Par
Excellence
UM
Per
Week
Child
ten
under
It.
half
rate
MADAME
KAJAIT
XldL
a
C
liUads
smaa
.mam'
BwTVas
ma
i
mmmwiawml
Tak,e
the
Uaulv
New
ith
ygu.
because
dwtfj
ppy
,lo
It
does
pay
to
buy
RATES
pcfi
144
JS2
.IS
3
application.
as
at
Tuesday.
July
11.
1833
ATTITUDE
The
growth
of
JjM?t
cities
,a
certain
stage
of
develop
RESORTS
When
Combg
to
Terrace
Make
Arrangements
Wth
Swain's
Transfer
&
TAXI,
Terrace,
BjC.
To
Greet
You.
We
mart
all
trains
Freight
&
passenger
service
anywhere.
Lakefee
Lake-
and
Lodge,
new
boat
H.
A.
8
now
In
serriee
oil
the
lake
Fare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
one
ad
nil
13.04;
ll-SI
per
bead
aaditloniL
No
crowd
too
bit.
No
job
too
stnalL
ft
CMC
PARTIES
EVERT
SJL'NDAY
LAKELSE
HOT
Springs
Lodge
An
Ideal
Plate
to
Holiday
Finest
of
fly
fUhing.
hunting,
bathing
and
boating.
Arrsnte
for
transportation
with
W.
11.
Burnett,
Terrace.
PC.
Jtates
fivtn
Trrrsce
to
the
IfAtF
.Including
boat
service:
Jlqe
adult,
JJ
W;
each
addl-tippaj
adult.
U0.
)VrUe
or
Wire
W.IL
BURNETT
1V
lAok
After
'our
Wants
aUverUsc
noor
products,
those
adiCrtLscd.
Away
Suddenly
fwaeral
took
place
from
St.
James
Anglican
Chiuch
In
Sstfers
on
Wednesday
afternoon
of
last
we
Rer.l.
j.
Hales
officiating,
of
tifcg
Murfctephen.
eldest
daughter
eX
Mr.
ajpl
Mrs.
Joseph
O
Ste-JPes,
whose
death
occurred
sud-Jra
l
Monday
morning
following
a
brW
ittaW.
Mtes
Stephens.
ajMse
father
Is
station
agent
at
Smlthers.
was
uken
suddenly
ill
weBe
at
vwk
on
Wednesday.
On
Sunday
she
took
a
Tery
bad
turn
and.
following
a
consulfttion
of
physicians,
her
agment
was
diagnosed
as
pedtoniUt
resting
jtroso
a
ruptured
appendix
and
an
Immediate
operation
wj
decided
anon
Early
the
next
mornnj
death
oc-
nd.
Miss
Stephens,
who
was
highly
ajaaajpr
to
Smither
took
an
ac-tWe
pegt
In
community
affajto
She
was
President
of
the
Angc-Yosnf
peoples
Afsoria4ion.
t.t.v.
to
aH
ofber
spheres
of
otojith
..:t
and
secretary
of
Uie
Ladjb
ol
;:.
Royal
Purple
Lodjte
Bslde
r
paxenLs
.she
l-
runriTed
by
a
:--.'
and
brothers
She
was
agoroacri.
her
ta-enty-first
birthday
NO
CUT
IN
Stewart
People
JUecide
to
,CnUnue
to
Pay
Teachers
Pesent
Waes
During
Coming
ar
STEWART.
July
11
The
an-
untflng
of
the
raiepajwrs
of
the
Stewart
Superior
School
district
was
held
at
the
school
on
Saturday
last,
and
was
one
o
he
bast
ajtfcftnrtrd
school
rose
tingj
ewar
bed
here.
The
trust
es
teporU
and
auditor's
sutement
for
the
year
Itit-XI
ware
adopted
and
funds
voted
for
Hie
ensuing
year.
The
tiuaUai
reported
a
baianw
on
hand
of
afMV
and
the
meeting
voted
an
afroprMtton
of
9MT
maktag
bV
ayailabk
funds
lor
she
year
U,-attJV.
JTlrttut
axpesidituKs
ace
3AJMM
and
estimate?
ssrplM
at
Use
ami
of
the
year,
iafejff.
Owing
to
the
drastic
redactions
in
bask
salaries
and
consequently
to
government
grants
for
salaries
of
teachers
these
was
con
rids
ra
hie
dis-ijfttn
on
nrducttOB
of
local
salaries
but
the
meeting
named
a
resolution
instructing
the
trustees
to
maintain
the
teachers'
salaries
at
the
saaae
figure
as
for
the
year
Just
closed.
The
retiring
trustee.
P.
S.
Jack,
secretary
of
the
board,
was
re-elected
by
acclamation
for
a
further
term
of
three
years.
Mr.
Jack
has
already
served
on
the
school
board
for
12
years
L.
S
Davidson
was
elected
auditor.
It
was
announced
that
Miss
Margaret
McLean
of
the
teaching
staff
had
resigned
her
position
At
the
close
of
the
meeting
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
pasted
to
members
of
the
board.
W
R.
Tooth.
Joseph
H
Wilson
and
P
S.
Jack,
for
their
excellent
services
daring
the
past
year.
LEADER
OF
G0LF
FIELD
VANCOUVER.
July
11
Bobby
Reith
of
Winnipeg
led
32
qualifiers
in
the
opening
round
of
the
Canadian
amateur
golf
tournament
here
on
Monday
with
a
card
of
147.
Two
strokes
back
were
Ken
Black.
Stan
Leonard.
Dick
Moore.
aH
of
Vancouver.
Oeorge
Hut
ton
of
Prtace
Albert
missed
entering
the
second
round
by
fifteen
strokes
when
be
carded
U-M
fortlieMftonft.
Wins
Interprorincial
British
Oolumma
won
the
inter-provincial
open
match
on
Saturday
wRh
a
total
of
57
potota.
three
better
than
Ontario
wtetah
flntaaed
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal
M.
Uohnfeeix.
otty
Prince
Rupert
Mr
aad
Mrs.
A.'
S.
Tbeoeaaf.
Beveiiy
HBts:
George
Keep.
Prhvae
Otojae;
jaSWimie.
Ote8k.
Central
Hani
NVAelsen.
H.
,Oriin.
H.
Olanafen
and
Msgaes
Ne,
ettf;
A.
Baugleis,
QltR.;
J.
T.
Black,
Swapping
uniXoxo
w
ih?
drt-.r.
e
:.j.x
ol
the
Philadelphia
National
Lrut
ov
oa.:
c
jb
are:
lelt
to
rajbt'
W-t
6chuicie..ch.
uttKlder.
Art
Pinkeyi
Whitney
ihird
baseman
a
d
Frits
jKrothe.
thtoj
havBn.
Whitney
and
Hal
Lee
were
traded
to
the
Boston
Braves
by
the
Philhes
In
return
for
Kr.othe
and
Brhuhurrtch
and
an
undlsrlnanrt
sum
of
money.
BASEBALL
RESUMED
Sons
of
Canada
Defeated
Jk
"
In
Saagtpr
Settlor
Leasate
Contest
fast
Sight
Sons
of
rrjMtit
vent
one
up
on
the
Xks
as
a
rem
of
last
night
aanjpr
Iamw
iajawsaU
battiewhen
the
dantopd
game
once
more
got
jbaak
intp
action
alter
about
three
Beaks
opauf
to
had
weather
A
rally
by
the
Canucks
to
the
fifth
canio
whkh
petted
them
four
markers
and
added
to
their
previous
three,
runs
was
sufficient
to
beat
the
re-'
vamped
SUu.
the
not
winding
up
with
a
1
to
4
score
It
was
a
snappy
ball
game,
everybody
was
knocking
the
old
ptB
around
and
the
fielders
were
kept
hustling
to
keep
the
run
total
as
low
as
It
was.
Elks
started
the
scoring
from
the
opener.
Mitchell
crossing
the
plate
alter
hitting
a
double,
the
first
lusty
swat
of
the
game.
He
also
was
good
for
a
triple
in
the
fourth.
The
Antlered
Herd
got
to
Stiles
for
five
amre
runs
up
to
the
fifth
inning
"Sonny"
allowed
extra
base
hits
by
Nelson.
Cxmmom
and
Kennedy
besides
Mitchell
hard
swats.
The
big
boy
was
relieved
by
LamMg
who
was
la
his
usual
good
mood.
Wanking
the
Lodgers
with
hitleas
ban
besides
being
chalked
up
with
the
win
Common
troubled
with
a
sore
leg.
twirled
fair
ball,
holding
the
Sans'
heavy
artillery
down
to
six
scratch
bingles
besides
Cdmadtoa's
thMC-base
slow
to
the
riant
field
garden
that
brought
home
two
runs
to
be
disastrous
fifth
toning
"Ham"
AntaneUl
pjayad
good
ball
for
one
of
hit
first
(hues
out
to
sr-nior
comoany
and
held
down
the
hot
corner
for
the
tks
ifte
a
veteran.
K
abould
Improve
tf
be
does
not
let
tt
go
to
his
bead
and
want
to
be
traaaf
erred
to
the
"majors.''
Box
Score
ELKS
ABR
K
PO
A
X
MltcbeD
e.
4
3
2
3
3
4
ihbeard
ef
1
I
Kelson
as
1
1
Douglas
lb.
AntoneDl
sto
E-
Johnson
2b
Ooromqns
p.
1
1
Mortan
If.
0
4
Kennedy
rf.
1
1
Totals
31
6
7
14
I
4
B
Xi.
C
ABR
H
PO
A
B
Bury
c.
Smith
2b.
IstRSi
1
1
Comadtoa
lb.
1
1
&Uthton
3b.
Johnson
at.
'
Robertson
If.
Campbell
rf
TOtali
..7
7
7
21
9
4
Make
Swap
All
Around
BasebaU
Scores
Xattaail
LeagBe
Philadelphia
2.
Pittsburg
3
Aaterican
Leagae
Detroit
6.
Mew
York
10
Chicago
2-7.
Philadelphia
2-1.
St
Lows
9.
Boston
V
Cleveland
3.
Washington
1
SUNDAY
SCORES
International
League
Krwark
-3.
HochSttir
4-2.
Albany
T-17.
Buffalo
f-.
Montreal
3-3.
Baltimore
2-M.
Ameriean
Awoelation
Toledo
U-2.
Minn
pons
-t
Columhus
11-6
St.
Paul
1-4.
Kansas
Oty
g-S.
IndianapoMs
7-4.
M
lwaotee
f-l.
LoutsviDe
J-l.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet,
New
York
44
31
JOT
81
Louis
42
36
JM
mtstjarg
43
37
jn
Cfueafm
4S
J
f
Boston
3t
41
.441
Brooklyn
A
e)
.47
Philadelphia
U
44
.43
Cincinnati
34
44
.49
AMERICAN
I.OlfE
Washington
30
24
.
JH
New
York
44
44
344
Chics
to
44
jag
Philadelphia
H
44
444
Detroit
24
44
.4J
Cleveland
34
44
J44
Boston
32
44
-.415
St.
Louis
32
II
404
Aranhibian
Plane
Hops
For
Juneau
Chieato
Provwtlnt
Party
Resume
Its
rkht
From
Here
to
Anthers
ge,
Alaska
After
a
two-dav
stay
here,
a
Loeninc
amphBdaa
alrpmne.
with
Llovd
H
Bauer
as
pltat
and
with
H
A.
Driea
Chicaae
mlatog
smjtn-w
and
m.
Arthay.
on
hoard,
hooped
off
from
heat
at
l
gMeek
that
morning
for
lujieap
in.
eaa-ttouatlon
of
a
flight
faam
Cljdeago
to
Ancoraire
AJaakp.
Ip
waiak
district
the
outfkt
win
snaad
the
aava.
mr
eoeaped
In
mtotog
devsBD-
Soots
lay
tnntrujs:
Elks
12
12
4
4
8.
O.
C
2
4
1
0
4
0
x-7
Summary--2-ta4e
btu,
MltcheU.
Cornmons:
J-bse
bits.
Mitchell
Nelson.
Kennedy.
Comadtoa;
stolen
bases
MltcheU.
Mtbhard
2V
Anton
-elU.
Kennedy.
SnUth
Johnson
struck
out
by
Commons
4.
Stile
id),
in
4
Innings.
Lambse
-7
in
3
innlnci:
bases
on
baNa
off
Commons
2.
off
Stiles
U):
passed
bans.
Bury
Mitchell
H:
left
on
bases
SO.C
'4,
BUu
;
wmnlng
pitcher
Lambie.
saraed
reus,
SO
C
',
Elks
3;
umptre,
D.
Oorvleh.
KETCHIKAN
WINS
GAMES
Any
i
Dropped
BstefcaH
Malra
In
Alstka
CHy
Last
Tuesday
KETCHIKAN.
July
11
The
Independence
Day
sports
program
here
on
Tuesday
of
last
week
was
featured
by
two
biieaajl
aames
between
An
vox
and
Ketctiataa
the
home
team
winning
both
by
scorn
of
to
2
and
3
to
2
8Un
alorin
of
Prince
Rupert
umpired
one
of
the
games.
The
day's
sport
program
asm
larhjded
flrld
and
track
events
and
aquatic
contest
in
thr
eve-
Legion
Stuart
Shield
Winner
tytepuf
Captured
SHrarware
WMh
C.
L
1).
L.
tn
SmsbiI
rtsee
and
tltrimmt
la
TMrd
By
scoring
three
wtns
and
recording
one
draw
without
a
defeat.
Canadian
Legion
captured
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
trophy
I4SS
competition
for
which
closed
recently
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
was
second
and
Re-giment
third
to
the
final
standing'
for
the
trophy
which
was
as
fol
lows
V
D
L.
f.
A
Canadian
Leama
I
1
0
IS
7
C.
L.
D.
L
1
1
S
II
14
t
J
0
S
t
17
CL.D.L
LINE
UP
The
Canadian
Labor
Defenre
League
football
team
for
tonight
Senior
League
game
Is
announced
ius
follows
Ourvich:
Moe
and
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mes:
Loken.
HID
and
McKay:
Bye.
Zaietlt
Dickens.
Fong
and
Ma-gulre.
ntniMBNT
LINE-UP
Regiment
line-up
for
tonight's,
opening
City
League
football
game
against
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
ti
announced
as
foBOwa:
Ted
Smith:
Oeorge
Blake
and
Pete
DeJong.
8
tan
Vettoh.
Bishop
Thurber
end
Allah
Dsvles:
Oeorge
HU1.
E.
ColusaL
Doug
Christiansen
and
Jim
Norrington
FOOTBALL!
TDNICHT
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vs.
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It's
a
mighty
line
ipbaccp
lite
kind
men
like
to
"stay
with".
And
one
of
the
finest
things
about
It
Is
this
the
last
pipeful
from
the
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
pack-ogt
it
just
as
good
as
the
first
one.
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'he
kind
p
quality
that
makes
a
pipe
a
real
pal
the
Ogden's
quality
that
never
changes,
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