1
hi
an
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oy
raau
ip
an
pans
oi
untisn
Columbia,
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British
Empire
rand
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States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
By
Ywall
to
all
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year
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uooth.
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doodle.
14,000.
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Storage,
7c
and3c.
'Edward
Llptett,
Btorage.'de
and
3c.
10,000.
IIAHRnArjn'OSTPONEI)
wrne'
which'
was
to
have
been
play-ed
on!Monday-nirht
between'Sona
rif
Canada
und
-Elks
was
xnfPisii
VEStriuiAV
'.Q.
'W
iJohnstone
of
Btewart
&
MoWey'Yetumed
to
the
city
dh
last
,
nlghfa
trdln
from
one
of
Mils
periodical
'.business
vistu
to
Skeerta
River
cannery;
points.
OqIq
fLeslieJ.
'Martin,
well
'known
of-,"ftlal
of
the
'Union
Oil
Co.
from
Vancouver,
in
tne
course-of
one
Of
his
periodical
trips
north
'on
-com-party
tnislncss,
arrived
In
'the
city
'Owing
to
cold
Weather
and
wet.
W
7eouVr
on
tfte
Prince
Trfnunds.'the8enlorIfl(tue
fnnnds.'thRpninrtTjtani.
hiivn
baseball
OeOrre
thls'mornlng.
VlCKfC
V'AS
'-PUSTrONKD
I
'Owing
-to
unsettied'Weather,'
the
annual
pfcnlcof'the-Bunday.8chool
;
j
Ji.
.
m
a.
a
mi
a.
.
.
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'uoo
02
!
Wednesday,
July
5.
1933
1S.?n
HlKIRiliTKRhlRfMSITNfr
'ITilLMN
A
I
R
IFHRBT
PINEAPPLE
fAtOK
iwo
THE
DA11.T
NEWS
Wednesday.
July
5,
THE
i&AILY
NEWS.
PItlNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
'Published
'Every
Afternoon,
'Exeept
?Sunday.
by
Prince
RWpeh
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
-
MAnaglng-Edltor
'
.
SUBSCRIPTI
ON
RATES
'CltirtleliVery
.'bV'tTrall
nr
carrlar
VParlv
nortrvl
nM
In
Hviin
'ForMe'sserpejibds,
paid
in
advance,
per
"week
.'.
:io
'a
4
'
l
'
IMPORTED
Empire
Prod
or
t
Now
Being
Offered
To
B.'C.'PfOplf
An
-example
of
the
"jfraetlcal
tle-velopment
of
a
greater
volume
of
trade
within
the
British
"Empire
is
given
In
the
recent
introduction
to
Columbia
market
of
7
"
"
the
uie
British
tiruisn
uoi
Once
n
the'painters
,i
arld
decorators
"get
'busy
'In
'Prince
Birds-'
Pineapple
as
T
'LANDS
'IN
ICELAND
ft.
SllEDIAC.
N.B..
July
5:
CP
ThP
Italian
air
cnun4-m
x
4
whleh
if
It
-Londonderry.
Ire-
8
4
land,
this
mnrnlni?
hio
nrrlv.
J.
ul
''ed
at
-nejkavlk,
Iceland,
ac-
4
$5.00
turning
mj
a
'Drier
message
re-
reiven
nt
th
!Ttanii
ntr'hiM,'
i
here.
4
4
4
44
4-V
4"
4
44
4
4
a
eood
deal
orit
will
be'dxnontledMn
fmnrovmtr
th&
homea.
nuh--.
Ketchikan
odthit
Anyox
8
to
5
-
i
i
.
-
In
view
of
the
possibilities
it
might
be
'a
good
plan
for
f
owners
"df
property
vho!can
afford
iUtoJget
their
work
doneoiow,
before
the
-ruh
'begins.
rnpppw
nnivn
itp
mines
been
i
OTHER
COMMODITIES
Whdt
is'true
of-copper
willbe
true-of6thercommodities.
;Eveii;thing
is
beginning
to
advanceinince
nntUhenVise
.people-are
buying
now
.instead
of
waiting
until
they-find
Empire
'pineapple
to
enter
the'tte-na'dlan
market
On
a
very
advan-tageous
basls
to
the1
Canadian
con
vvy
a
mji.
uuii'vi
r
sumer.
sumcr.
'Birks-Crawford
uirK3-urawiora
Ltd..
Ltd.,
dl
nf
f0nly
a
'feV
months
ago
it
lodkeU
a
If
lt'WOUUl'be
long
Vancouver,
-who
have
been
-one
oi
of
jffrtip'hpfnrp-rrtnripr
-nilvflnrwl
in
'nripp.
"Statistics
'were
tne
'largest
pineapple
Importers.
o
r
a
oiJJ
LL7v
I
o.
xi
UXI
Ak
U
J
iHotel
Arrivals
mjf
nave
lu.puj
inuie.
ArriflnrriP
hlisinpsana
fhnt
nrp
ltnnrnvin'fT.'ia'lffn
inciif-
Roval
:
niiotelPto
show
that'there
was-pleritj-'oMUin
the
world
and
wt'JeIKs!r,?ng
nm
to
rfa
the
the
supply
still
exceeded
the
demand.
Smelterwould
have
SlairttopTp
to
i.
Shut
-
down
1
SOOn
and
more
thousands
Of
men
be
thrown
.
duct
A
and
.
.
immediately
entered
into
out
oi
worK.
ncgouauons
wun
leading
growers
ance.
InIav
of'thi.s
v'envthprp
rtr'rtri
iff
nnlvnnp
npr
.
.
..
Walte-
Vancouyer;
?m.
j
.
'
-J
i
-j
MnrrMr
(-hif-ion-
Mrm
i
r
tf
errors
on
the;part
f
the
Alaska
-boys,
turned
them'baek-e
rens
to
l
-B4tterie
Anyox.
Fttrtftmn
and
Whitehou!w:KetehJkan.?koiktr
and
Derrlrer.
I
Inthe
seeond'eneourlter.iketehl-kan
reversed
the
seere.
'wlnnta
8
to
l.'The
Ketehiksn
hrteT.,Niwn.
allowed
but
two
hits,
fine
eaeh
bv
Wlndle
and
Oatman.
Anyox
made
no
less
than
seven
errors.
Batteries
Anyox.
Ferguson.
AJ-
.with.more
building
and
construction-and
-repair
work-
J
mteiutto
ae
JKnSniir
uig-uii,
me
iicuiuiui
iui
uc
ijiuuuui.
is
stcauiijr
iiiticrtsuiy.
-
iniratc
score
six-all
in
their
half
of
thp
high
high
uniform
uniform
oualltv
whioh
h
...
...
tlfied
SS??
In
.
5
at
the
end
of
the
sixth
so
took
the
pffering
to
this
market.
series
2
to
1
RESORT
AT
MACCrTT
'Cent
lr
I'the
amoUrtt
df
iriSUrariCe'dVer'the
r0SS
new
pre-
Iand
and
Port
son.
l&slngton;
'Rny
'Famous
North
Beh
on
'Graham
yious
May.
Prior
to
thdt
there
had
'been
a
'much
greater
i9bo.
cnji.:
f.
Cormi,
city;
m.
'uiand
h
Being
Dereioprd
falline
0
off.
June
--
fitrures
are
not
outvet
"
but
ww
thev
willinrob-
-
Moniekieh.
dty.
O
rj
ably
show
that
there
is
no
decline
but
possibly
an
advance.
Tn.'XTrtv'MPrtVlv'tttrrt
rriMlirtn
rinll'iT'i'
tt-nVf
h
fnnVnn'P
wasold
anU
oftourse
Prlmre
Rupert
'cdrttribi.tetl
agood
share.
The
total
insurance
sales
for
Ganada-nmoiihtefl
to
thirty
million
-dollars.
in
"the
month.
.
All
this
indicates
that
conditions
nrptimnrnuinn-iv-iiWrllv
conver;
J.
A.
Brown.
Port
Eine.
t
r.
II
Mitrtn
The
farmer?
will
get
a
good
price
for
their
wh'o
the
SSt
t
'iSZZSX
v
svusuft.
ai
etti
IfflllS
Will
be
busy
cutting
lumber
for
tnem.
Fishermen
Will
Lucy
Clarke
Smith.
Los
Angeles:
Banian
River
--v
uvvi
i"
iwi
mtji
nuuui,
if
jiii
wic
iiiiiica
uunv
m,
we
shall
find
that
prosjwrity
has
slipped
around'the
Corner
and
is
really
with-iw.
COPPER
IS
!l
L0CAL
NEWS
IP
AGAIN
II
'RLses
to
flic
Per
Pound
on
New
York
rftttal
Market
SilTer
'At
36V,
c
Old
Emprrss
MASSETT.
July
5:
A
develop-
A.'Rom.
Taylor
Lake;
Armand
J.
ment
on
the
Queen
Charlotu?
isl-
Aurlal.
eitjr.
an(i,
that
U
proving
of
great
Inter-
iPrl"feiRupert
est
to
people
in
Prtne
Rtfpert
and
A.'
D.
Richardson.
J.
Balkln.Har-
other
northern
points
t
the
sum
61d
'H.
Brown.
Harold
Lannlng.
'J.
mer
pteasere
mart
rwnily
com-
.
nd
W.
-a.
Hoteon.
Van-
pieted
on
the
estate
of
Dr
,md
Mrs
Qannan
D
1waa
am
uaintaii
ivuct
,
uii
is
midway
on
the
fsmAllf
k?lf
t)a
U
mm.
9
m
m
Ceore
B.
Etherlngton.
Calgary:
Massett.
Sangan
Suruhlne
Shaelcs,
.1
AnflftpaAM
irI
waiii
m
rl.l
L2L2?
f''
f
IL8lmr
"""P
lhrw
a
two-room
ot-f
VSJ
?
,h
fn
"J?1
U
comfortable,
convenient
IRUe
ioull'
dwelllnaa.
that
hare
been
built
for
dtv
y'
.v.
campers
In
summer
and
hunters
In
s.lvoy
winter
,V?J!yM?
The
sangan
cotUges-are
built
...
.vvn
nH
fmiiw
to
the
ver'.
Mie
with
na.
r
JL
last
L
i?r
.on
"IJj
'T
pan.
car.3
tural
m"d0-
"y
tall
'the-Tcltywi
Titght's
train
from
Smlthers
-where
.members
,of
-his
"TO
M-'Cttrrte.
Evelyn.
f'lmllttKAi'
n
riuMuiM
:
lh
vcnirai
;
.
C.
:.
Christiansen.
Christiansen.
Charll,
Charlie
jAhnann
Johnson
new
YORK,
July
5:
(Canadian
'
1,(,1.m
.
.,
,
,
,
land
M.
Bopko.
city
'Preasi-Cdpber
took
another
iumD
w.MfBlaciatcick,
local
manager
.
6f
a
quarter
of
a
Cent
In
the
local
0(
ue
Cnadlan
Bank
of
Com-metal
mafket
today,
closing
at
8
fee
mcrce-
M
leaving
on
tonight's
train
ucr
pouna.
miver
was
also
strong-,
closing
at
:36c.
iHalirjut'Arrivais
for
a
trip
to
Medicine
Hat
where
his
mother
-resides.
V
Weather
TerrtfceClear.
calm,
6.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm.
60.
AnyoxPart
cloudy,
calm.
58
Stewart-JCloudy,
calm,
58.
Hazelton-bClear,
calm,
06.
Bmlthers
Clear,
calm.
S2.
-Burns
Lake-LCI
e-ar,
calm,
'47
Bull
HarborPart
Harbotwpart
doudv.
doudy,
,
us.
un,
uaraena
ibiiurim
No
boaU'belng
In
wlth
caterrea,
ofFirst
United
Church.
whlehwas
rForfftewart
anM
'Arfox
-iv.i.
.
.
.,
.
.
......
.
.
.
..b.
M
..i.
i.tiu...
i
im
v.
l
u
i
u
i
iiiric
wua
iiu
anic
ui
iiuiiuui
imi
nil'
w
iiutb
rrr-u
-iiriu
raiomjy.
'wxs
oUnufly
-AS
'Cniaia
local
run
exenange
yesierauy.
;
i
posiponea.
spruce
for
background.
The
natural
surroundings
are
a
treat
to
the
L.'F.
Coles.
-rrai?kMiD6ndld.
W.
k!Lv
"
ce?f,nd
blk
Indseapes
of
the
mainland
Peopje
who
like
motoring
get
a
thrill
out
of
the
North
Beach.
B.
C.'s
famous
natural
highway,
twenty
miles
long,
averaging
a
quarter
of
a
mile
wide
at
low
tide
where
one
can
step
on
the
gas
to
his
heart's
content.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pearson
of
London,
Eng..
who
were
on
a
visit
to
their
son,
Ian
Pearson,
now
settled
on
theJ
Nortn
Beach,
have
taken
a
cottage
at
'Dr.
Dunn's
Sangan
River
estate
for
the
full
year.
,
bceanlc-aioo
.Oold.Rra.o.n
'Oldf
Harson.
M.
P.
for
Bkeena,
light
.
'
('and
4c.
Arrived
W
the
clly
lost
evening's
westerly
wind,
high
barometer,
sea
iN
AWI
llChf
rhni'nf
Canadian
'
train
'IrOm'Smlthers.
Mrs.
'Hanson
nooth.
i.r
"jiuiviivi
.
Bawlew.
li
ooo
-dnM.Rinm..
-
d
'family
are
now
in
residence
and
!d
a
St.
'
for
'the
wason
at
their
summer
'home
at
lake
Kathlyn.
Steamsbtp
Sailings
For
Vancouver-Monday
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
....
4
pjn.
fTtrerXlaY-iOataia
'1:30
rim
Trfday-tss.
Prln.
'Adelaide
10
p.m.
Sinithers
Arrives
J.
II.
Thompson
of
-Brandon,
Man,
Takes
Over
Railway
Duties
in
Intrrlor
Town
'
T
Tf
fVi
nyr
n
fvlu.il
.m.miIIiii
.
.
....U.......I
nr.
hty
unpri
in
aunma
ini
nni
luin
i
S.lturdnv
m
Prln
Iiutx
S
nm
ili.i
j,
h
,
r
U4
uuuicner
lor
me
unna-(
'Bs.
Prince
Rupert
7'p.m.
dan
National
Railways
In
succes-:
rrom
TaMemim
gon
F
Peebles.
Mr.
Thompson
8unday-M.
Catala
'p.m.
wai
formerly
at
Brandon,
Man..!
-Mondayss.
Prtn.'Chirldttem.
where
the
office
of
chief
dispatcher
Wed.-ss.
Pr.
oeorge
1H30
an.
hfl,
befin
floled
under
general
re-t
Frldays.
Pr.-Rupert
11:30
a.m.
auftlon
which
has
been
effected
In
Us.tPrlncess'Adelafde
..
.pjn.
railway
staff.
rp.m
Mrs.
S.
M.
Johnson
and
eltlld
are
'fl-nrn.
leavlne
on
tbnlelit's
train
'for
n
Frjday
-ss
Prince
Rupert
3
.
p.m.
holiday
visit
to
Ijinlpeg.
iixcjinxBEHJ
nwtil
Brta;lbiBa!irisriB'iBxaiBjaiaiaxi.llil
atitwr
aUattatmi
MlsttattaTSliaUKi
a
!
-
News
and
Views
of
Sport
llSOTmfiglllKn
AT
ANY0X
Shtelter
Tovn
Defeated
Ketchikan
Two'Games
to
One
In
Series
ANYOX,
July
5:-Anyox
had
a!
very
successful
celebration
on
Do-'
mlnjon
Day.
It
was
rather
wet
at
the
baseball
games,
there
being
quite
a
downpour
of
r.un
At
trmes
but-the
sport
In
the
aft
r
rn.idn
were
pulled
off
in
perfect
we.ititer.
The
celebration
cume
to
a
cln-
with
a
very-successful
dunce
hi
Id
at
Uhe
'
gymnasium.
Early
on
Sunday
mornim:
the
An
yox
baseball
-team
-and
supporter
left
"
on
the
Akotan
wlthtrnKeteh!
w'1"
Kupert
there
will
be
a
lot
to
do
and
-it
will
be
difficult
to
m
the
.past,
the
wrge
demand
rtarnries
IT
:
,
i.-...t-.i
-r..n.
...
.
.
i.
m.
fnro.itr
'orb'
iiity
,Mti..
team
to
play
u
sefthem
when'tBeyare-Meeded.
"BySeptdmbei-
.
ihere
will
.
.
-pineapple
.
.
-Ha.
-American
Sly
-
-"
"
j
-i
i
iv
i
v.
i
,
-
thc
liic-American
uwiumiiraii
nottuav
1
....
-
i
i
.
.
'.(
........
been
en
snnnllfrt
supplied
hv
by
rv.v
packers
outside
nrntwy
ie
prinsiMprnhlp
tnnnpv
mhvitlrr
nVnlinM
.nnr?
HinHmirro,Ht
t,.,,f-;
"-"rrf
"y
.rvr""
w.v
Emmre
countries
.Unrfr
mmhk
...
fMt
v,'
a
r
r
m
nve
ursi-game
oui'FewRiwn
for
subject
to
a
higher
scale
of
Srtff
'JX
Jfcattered
and.'hHped
by
-XT
fTvr
wily
whieh
wmeh
now
nrm;
mi,
makes
h
it
M.,w.
rxxwible
far
'i.t..
Lightweight
Title
Defender
rnd
Challenger
Tony
Conzonen
who
lost
hL-
'igii:
tAiy
challentpi'
I
B.irne
Rus-.
of
t
...
Chlfa-io
Ro
i
-Oiijv.r,
a:
tiie
It-
.:
1
end
uinst
in
n
One
of
Japan's
Foremost
Wrestlers
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Japanese
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313
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SPORT
CHAT
By
poling
out
two
circuit
clouts
in
each
game
of
a
twin
bill
between
the
Philadelphia
Athlettes
tfnd
St.
Louis
Browns
at
St.
Louis
on
Bun-day
of
this
week,
Jimmy
Folk
of
the
Athletics
brought
his
total
of
home
runs
for
the
1933
season
to
24.
The
four
homers,
incidentally,
equalled
the
major
league,
.tecord
for
a
double-header.
Foxx
also
made
a
triple
and
-a
double'ln
the
course
df
the
two
games.
CatjIIub-bell,
slender
soulhnaw
"of
""the
Giants,
also
on
Sunday,
'pitched
18
arduous
Innings
to
defeat
8'
Louts
Curdlnals
one
to
nil
In
What
-whs
probably
the
most
thrilling
game
so
far
In
the
1933
'eamdalan
This
game
was
played
at
the
Polo
Grounds
in
New
York.
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Baseball
Scores
National
League
New
York
0-1.
Boston
3-8
Philadelphia
8-4,
Brooklyn
3-3
Cincinnati
0-8.
Ohleago
4-1.
Dt
Louis
6-1
Ptttsban
l4.
Amfrlran
Lrague
Washington
8-3.
New
York
-2.
'Babe
Ruth
hit
his
eighteenth
Homer
of
the
season
In
th
ninth
in
ning
of
the
second
game.)
Boston
14-9,
Philadelphia
4-1.
Chicago
2-6,
Cleveland
6-3.
Detroit
7-5,
St.
Louis
4-0.
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