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CirenlaftoBS
FRAUDULENT
RELIEF
anvbody
was
being
robbed.
IS
SI
3
6
9JX
J?
I.
Saturday,
July
21,
1934
There
is
no
doubt
that
the
relief
plans
of
the
provincial
government
have
been
abused.
People
who
were
not
entitled
to
it
took
money
from
the
public
funds,
usually
because
they
heard
their
neighbors
were
doing
the
same.
It
was
something
like
this:
"Jones
is
drawing
down
his
twenty
dollars
a
month
and
he
doesn't
need
it
as
badly
as
I
do,
so
application
is
made
and
the
money
is
paid.
It
wa
public
money
anyway
and
the
recipients
did
not
feel
that
At
present
an
investigator
is
in
the
interior
in
connection
with
reports
of
people
securing
relief
fraudulently.
Some
prosecutions
have
already
been
launched
dnd
others
are
likely
to
follow.
There
is
a
possibility
of
the
invest!
gator
also
visiting
Prince
Rupert.
COST
OF
LIVING
DOWN
According
to
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
at
Ottawa
the
cost
of
living
dropped
in
June,
the
recession
being
mostly
in
foodstuffs.
Up
to
that
time
there
had
been
a
steady
advance
all
along
the
line.
The
only
advance
in
June
was
in
men's
wearing
apparel
which
was
slightly
dearer
due
to
the
higher
cost
of
yard
goods;
Possibly
the
drop
is
only
seasonal.
TRUMPETER
SWANS
There
seem
to
be
some
people
who
still
doubt
that
the
swans
which
visit
TJeLI
each
winter
are
trumpeter
swana
As
it
is
illegal
to
shoot
swans
of
any
kind,
none
of
these
have
been
killed
but
people
who
have
seen
ami
heard
them
say
they
are
the
real
"trumpeters
"
Yesterday
we
published
a
report
from
Tlell
that
a
couple
of
the
birds
had
apparently
taken
up
summer
residence
hi
the
Tlell
River.
Scientists
will
be
interested
in
this
and
doubtless
will
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
UNITED
CHURCH
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
Pastor
Organist
Miss
S.
Ola
f
son
11
AJtL,
A
LESSON
FROM1
8AMSON
7:30
PJJyBrltkh
Israelism,
If
True.
Does
it
Make
Any
Difference?"
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
m
;
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
.U
Preacher
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
llollingworth,
B.A.
11
A.M.,
FIRST
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sermon
Subject:
"HE
WILL
PROVIDE'
7:30
PA!..
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Sermon
Subject:
THE
CHALLENGE
OF
WORLD
CONDITIONS!'
Visitors
Welcome
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-BLACK
COD-
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Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Holds
First
Pltre
in
Recreational
Activities
at
HaielUn
HAZ
ELTON,
July
21:
Golf
stni
holds
llrst
place
in
the
sportifig
activities
of
the
people
of
Hazelton
rfnd,
when
the
day's
work
is
done,
men
and
women
can
be
seen
with
their
golf
Bags
hurrying
to
the
links.
Every
Wednesday
afternoon
is
a
Special
day
for
ladies
arid,
daring
the
afternoon,
refreshments
are
served
on
the
course.
The
people
are
very
enthusiastic
about
the
game
and
a
little
later
on
In
the
seison,
when
the
tournaments
are
held,
there
Is
vefy
keen
competition
for
the
cups
and
other
trophies
that
are
put
up.
Baseball
Scores
American
Lei?o
Boston
3,
Cleveland
5.
Philadelphia
S.
Detroit
4.
New
York
6,
Chicago
1.
Washington
4,
St.
Louis
7.
National
League
St
Louis
5,
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
5.
New
Yoik
11.
Baseball
Standings
National
Lei
foe
New
York
M
3l
.644
Chicago
52
34
.605
St
Louis
49
35
t5
Pittsburg
41
40
i0
Boston
43
44
.494
Philadelphia
38
50
.416
Brooklyn
36
50
.419
Cincinnati
:
Z)
U
22i
American
League
Detroit
53
32
.M4
New
York
50
33
.602
Cleveland
46
34
.548
Boston
45
41
.523
St
Louis
.
39
40
.494
Washington
41
45
.471
Philadelphia
33
M
J9
Chicago
29
57
.337
Grotto
Suffers
First
Defeat
Defeated
9
io
i
by
Elfcs
in
tight
Softball
Game
Last
Evening
The
Orotic
suffered
its
first
defeat
of
the
season
last
everting
In
Che
City
Softball
League
at
the
hands
of
the
Elks
who
scored
a
close
9
to
8
victory.
In
the
if
Is
game
the
Annette
Tigerettes
smothered
the
Moose
Girls
by
a
score
of
18
to
7.
the
Moose
having
several
"blow
up"
linings
which
proved
costly.
IMPORTANT
GTHO
EVENT
(Continued
Irorfl
page
oneJ
tended
an
invitation
from
Indiana-polls
for
attendance
at
the
1935
convention.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
.Holllngworth,
official
delegate
of
the
local
club
to
the
recent
international
convention
In
Calgafy.
was
welcdmecf
bact.
Me
will
present
his
report
on
the
convention
later.
Guests
at
tfie
dinner.
In
addition
fo
Messrs.
Berry
and
Hershberger.
Included
Mr.
Haines
of
the
strollers,
J.
Thompson
of
Stewart,
J.
J.
Little,
president
of
the
local
Rotary
Club,
Orvllle
Denstedt.
A.
ft.
Nichols,
W.
M.
Blackstock
and
Df.
Neal
Carter
of
Prince
Rupert.
H.
N.
Brocklesby
was
winner
of
the
dinner
raffle.
It
was
announced
that
August
1
had
been
set
as
the
date
for
the
Rotary-Gyro
comic
Softball
game.
Following
the
dyfo
dinner,
the
Gyros
and
friends
adjourned
to
the
residence
of
William
Cfulckshank
where
there
was
Informal
erite'r-talnment
for
the
remainder
of
the
evening.
This
afternoon
Messrs'.
Biry
and
Hershberger
xtt
being
taken
for
a
harbor
cruise
by
Gyro
Charles
E,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday.
July
21
W.
GOLF
GAME
Former
Pastor
BIG
SPORT,
WHazeltort
s
in
England
Now
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright
BA..
BD.,
for
mer
pastor
of
the
Haielton
United
Church
and
secretary
of
the
Presbytery
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
at
pre
sent
holidaying
In
England
and
Is
supplying
for
a
while
at
St
Ives
Hunts,
twelve
miles
from
the
uni
versity
city
of
Cambridge.
St
Ives
vicinity
Is
one
of
England's
rural
beauty
spots.
At
the
official
board
sessions
held
recently
at
Over.
Cambridge.
M
Mr.
Wright
was
the
recipient
of
a
complimentary
resolution
as
fol
lows:
"Resolved
that
we
welcome
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright
BA..
B.D.
io
but
circuit
to
supply
in
plate
of
Mr
Wiffen.
We
are
delfghted
to
share
In
his
ministry
and
wish
for
him
a
happy
AM.
successful
time
with
our
people.'
while
fn
London
recentfy
Mr
Wright
visited
some
of
the
chief
places
of
interest
and
attended
meetings'
which
ere
addressed
by
distinguished
speakers.
He
also
tint
veyed
greetings
froni
the"
Mayor
of
Vancouver
to
the
Lord
M3yor
of
London
and
was
received
by
sir
Charles
Cotlaft.
the
Lord
Mayor
Copper
City
Milch
Changed
ChrsUt
Of
itl
Cabirrt
Being
tit-
fnoted
With
Fine
HdnsX
ftepfitlrfg
Them
TERRACE.
July
21
-The
pfcttff
estrae
clustef
of
log"
cabins
which
now
makes
up
most
of
Copped
City,
bit
trie
hkhway
half
way
be
tween
Terrace
and
list,
will
b
ho
more
in
the
near
future
be
cause
L.
a,
Skinner
and
II.
Lind.
who
6rm
the
hulk
of
the
fnhabl-
tanls
are
building
fine
new
l
evidences
and
intend
to'
dem-.itsh
the
-Id
wildings.
Mcrforista
tfavel-Itng
the
roafi
wDl
know
of
the
wonderful
beauty
Of
rncArntalri
and
river
that
Characterizes
the
faaf-ney.
Th
bridge
over
the
Coppff
fcrver
Is"
a
veritable
beauty
spoi.
These
two
citizens
deserve"
to
be
congratulated
oh
their
enterprising
spirit.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
E.
Nelson,
H.
Thompson,
A.
Fielding,
d,
G.
McQuarrie,
Ai
Nabb,
T.
toIII,
P.
Brandstrom,
j.
O'Neil.
V.
R.
Bell,
E.
Lindqulst
and
J.
Maldk.
Vancouver;
J.
M.
tti,
Anyox.
Knox
W.
Wrlgtt
T.
Thoimaa
and
it
Man
sen,
Vancouver;
3.
N.
Stewart
Prince
George.
Savoy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Johnston
and
Miss
Meca
iohnston,
Surf
Infet
Mine:
Mrs.
k.
HL
Hellawell,
Tlell
Dan
8.
Hill
and
J.
O,
Peterson,
city.
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
A.
Mentalaris
and
T.
Kaye
Vancouver:
W.
E.
Walker
and
Miss
Betty
Walker,
Naas
River:
Joe
Hershberger,
Columbus,
Ohio;
C
Gillespie.
Oceanic.
.
ft.
'G.
Johnston
Klemtu;
Mrsl
J.
Bauf,
Telkwa:
James
Martlrr,
Mrs
AOraham
and
Miss
Dawn
Mar
tin.
Massett:
H.
C.
.Mills,
Victoria':
Mrs.
W.
Muir.
Edmonton;
Mrs.
F.
B.
OUlis.
Miss
Mary
Olllls,
D.
J.
Bartlett,
Norman
L
Brown,
V.
A.
Rollins.
Harold
Lannlng
and
Hor-
old
Brown,
Vancouver;
A,
M.
Men
zles
and
Oeorge
J.
Alexander,
Vic
torla:
O.
H.
Tycho,
Smlthers:
E.
H.
Kinder,
Surf
Inlet:
J.
Marshall.
Winnipeg;
Mrs.
Reagon
Houston
San
Antonio,
Texas;
A.
ft.
Brue-
gar
and
Miss
M.
A.
Orant,
Wran-
getl,
Alaska;
L-.
M.
Campbell.
Win
nrpeg;
S.
R.
Donaldsbri
and
J.
J.
Donaldson,
Port
Esslngton;
H,
T
Emmons,
Boston,
Central
P
Jensen,
L,
Mude,
C.
Magrras-
sen
and
Mrs.
RR.
Berry,
city.
J.
Rordahl,
V.
M.
Berry,
B.
Brown
and
Ted
Balnea
city:
T.
Anderson,
W.
Franz,
Fritz
Nay
and
R.
Har
ris,
CUR.:
C.
Barlow.
Montreal!
EXERCISES
Starr.
The
two
district
lieutenant
!
Nf
j,
clty
.
j.
mpn,
Ko-
warm,
governors,
who
have"
be
in
here
since
:
yesterday,
will
sail
this
evening
by
th
Prince
Oeorge
f6f
taric6uver.
LADIES'
SOFTBALL
LEAttCE
...
Aug.
22
O
rot
to
vs.
Moose.
Aug.
24
Junior
Elks
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Aug.
27
Moose
vs.
Elks.
Ben
Llpsln
sailed
lait
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
pay
a
brief
visit
with
his
family.
IN
CLOSING
First
Baptist
Churfh
Tsi
rational
School
Has
Funetion
in
Connection
IfHh
Irid
of
ltora.
There
was
a
large
gathering
of
;hlldren
as
well
as
many
Interested
parents
at
the
ceremonies
In
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
last
night
in
connection
-lth
the
closing
of
the
vacational
chool
for
children
which
has
been
ondocted
durir.g
the
pist
two
seeks
under
the
iOSpttH
of
First
Baptist
Church
with
Rev.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
F
W.
Dafoe
In
charge
Certl-
.Icates
were
presented
and
an
hi
terestlng
display
of
the
handiwork
esuhint
from
the
work
of
the
xhool
as
exhibited.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
acted
as
thalrman
and
the
proceedings
op-ned
with
a
worship
service
by
the
hfttors
followed
by
primary
exer
ises.
Reports'
on
the
junior
depaftrneht
ind
Ionic
bovs
wer
presented
by
"lefchef
flemmoni.
on
the
girls
Ork
by
Ovrehdolyh
Lear
and
on
he
prtmafy
iofk
bt
Nancy
Brerh
her.
The
total
registration
In
the
fchcioi
was
M
with
the
highest
en
rolment
for
arry
day
103
aid
the
owest,
61
the
avefage
i-as
W
and
thr
ttefe
43
ehlMen
who
had
Effect
attendafice.
the
etching's
program
Included
nantr
solos
by
Harrt
Da:gett
and
Tomm
Pleiee.
flnfi
bt
Amt
Aim-
rfrong
and
Isabel
fltfMH
ind
by
fov
ind
iune
Ber.
dahcei
by
tommy
Kraiise
and
Jean
MeANe
ind
chordsei,
the
singing
of
"Ood
ave
the
king"
closing
the
pfoceed-
mcs.
lc
(Mm
eonel
were
then
orovlded
for
all
the
children.
Gordon
Caldetwcod
ahd
Billy
Hrinfer
were
ushers.
Farewell
Party
Given
Departing
Pastor
and
Wife
kAZEtTtm.
July
tl-.tbt
tilee
Club
held
a
lafeweli
parti1
for
Rev.
ahd
Mrs.
8.
v.
,11
Redman
before
they
left
for
Mission.
Mr.
Redman
has
been
United
Church
minister
here
for
three-
years
and
was
also
conductor
of
the
Olee
dub.
A
very
enjoyable
musical
evening
was
SDent
In
the
course
6f
whicli
a
presentation
was
made,
on
behalf
bt
the
club,
to
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Red
man
of
a
beautiful
glass
bowl
and
randlestlck
holders.
Delicious
re
freshments
were
served.
People
of
Hazelton
regret
very
much
to
see
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Redman
leave
as
they
have
both
been
very
fatuable
members
of
the
commun
Ity.
Rev.
O.
Orundahl
of
Vancouver
is
Mr
Redman's
successor.
Pastor
at
Butns
Lake
Moved
To
Salmon
Arm
BURNS
LAKE,
July
21
4lev,
E.
S.
Fleming,
for
several
years
pastor
of
the
Unlteo
Church
here.
has
left
with
Mrs.
Fleming
and
family
for
Salmon
Arm
where
they
will
take
up
future
residence,
Mr.
Flemlrfg
having
been
transferred
to
that
point
in
the
ministry.
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fleminy
took
an
active
part
in
community
life
during
thelf
residence
here
and
their
departure
from
Burns
Lake
it
greatly
regretted.
They
were
particularly
leaden
amoag
the
young
people.
Numerous
affairs
were
held
In
their
honof
prior
to
their
departure.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
63.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
68.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
55.
Stewart-Clear,
calm,
5J.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
M.
Smlthers
Part
Cloudy,
calm,
dlak;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Iladland,'
Barns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
SO.
Oorra
River.
SOFTBALL
July
23
Junior
Elks
vs.
Moose,
July
25
C.
N.
ft.
A.
vs,
drotto,
July
27-Ells
vs.
Junior
Efkl,
July
30
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
Aug.
1-C.
N.
R.
A.
vs,
Junior
Elks.
Aug.
3
Elks
vs.
Moose,
Aug.
t
Elks
vs,
C.
N,
R.
A,
Au.
(Junior
jQii
v.
drotto.
SNAPrW;
cUams
AN
toUibii
Bathtcba,
Waslibailflt;
Wrndowa,
And
Mirrcrs.
ClQDOt
SOStGh.
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Editor.
Daily
News:-
Please
discontinue
temporarily
my
subscription
to
The
Dally
Newt.
1
shall
be
away
from
Victoria
dur
ing
the
summer
months.
I
have
found
The
Dally
News
in
valuable,
not
only
for
keeping
mei
n
touch
itith
progress
of
Prtnee
Rupert
but
also
for
iU
splendid
coricise
presentation
of
the
major
jew
Of
th
w&f
id.
I
believe
that
for
a
busy
man
our
paper
carries
a
more
useful
selection
of
the
important
events
of
;-frtada
arid
the
world
than
many
if
the
larger
papers.
Victoria,
B.C.
HARRY
OILLILAND.
CHEAPER
RAILWAY
FARES
"iltOr.
Dail
News:
Manv
w-oole
living
alotvg
or
rfar
the
route
of
the
Canadian
rational
between
Prtnee
Oeorg
hd
Prince
Ropert
would
mart.
prr
elate
tower
railway
fares
be
veen
these
poinU.
Mar
I
ugei
hat
that
i
3c.
a
mile
rate
be
ha
reed
with
return
fares
at
a
fdre
and
one-third
a
very
reason
rble
rate'
by
any
train
and
any
Jlstanee
and
at
any
time
named
on
time
tables
to
and
from
ihy
station
along
the
line
Many
Sfople
particularly
at
the
present
'ime
are
barred
from
travelling
owing
to
the
high
farea
charged
(
know
that
half-a-ent
a
mMe!
'ares
are
charged
to
and
from
the
ast
etc
That
is
all
very
well
bat
hat
floes
not
help
those
wt.o
wish
6'
ttitel
shorter
distances
and
I
ton'dder
the
short
distance
travel
should
be
encouraged
more
as
la
done
In
all
other
countries
If
cheaper
fares
were
metVe
known
to
the
genera
public
I
feet
sure
many
oeople
would
travel
by
train
wtoo
annot
atfoard
to
do
so
now,
Oa
nadian
National
Railways
betong
'0
the
people
of
Canada
and
sureiv
hey
s4Kuld
have
every
facility
given
them
and
be
encouraged
to
rael
on
their
own
railways.
In
the
bast
nothing
has
been
done
to
en
ourwge
the
pubHc
to
travel
onlv
lust
the
favored
few
and
ltd
persons'
who
are
privileged
with
:
"tree
pass,
many
of
whom
ar
bald
higher
salaries
ahd
wages
than
those
engaged
in
other
ocrtj-Mllcirt
it
is
Wih
time
that
all
passes
and
other
cncesJon
wer
tut
out
entirely
and
every
person
made
to
pay
their
proper
fare
It
Is
an
absolute
disgrace
to
the
railway
management
that
the
general
Pudhc
w
not
catered
tor
in
a
proper
way,
our
trains
passing
through
tatlons
with
hardly
onyone
travel
'ing
lri
them
and
probably
those
hat
are
most
of
them
may
be
"dead
heads".
How
can
railways'
w
maae
to
pay
uwt
way'
Is
It
not
vbout
time
that
our
so-tailed
railway
managers
woke
up
from
their
lethargy?
If
they
cannot
do
so
therr
for
goodness
sake
call
sow
In
from
the
outside
who
are
live
wires.
Noah
could
have
run
railways
better,
ft
Is
the
most
antiquated
railway
system
In
the
whole
world.
Northerh
Interior
Steamships
Sailing;
tor
Yanrouvri
Monday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
3
pm.
Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Friday
as.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pm.
Ss.
Cardena
midnight
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SUpliiUW(
ami
Entlnrtr.
lra
Bfta
dating.
BUt
4
Aeetilcao
wVWLg.
SfMrUlUu
Sawautii
Mlalng
Maehluery.
fU
Tj?
C4.
Eeitoe
RMlr4
aM
UrrhaalKI.
SHOES
For
the
Children
llow
much
thootht
do
vou
give
to
the
child's
Ten
Utile
Tor
and
the
footwear
(tier
heed?
"As
a
twig
I
bent,
u
hIII
grow
the
tree"
applies
to
we
Imrhans
too,
and
most
especially
to
the
fret
of
the
little
Ones
Genuine
Orpins!
t'LtrroN
t:
mitLutT
"MICKEY
MOUSE"
Ventilated
CUSHION
SOLE
SHOES
For
Children
The
Family
Shoe
Store
LIMITED
Third
Avenue
Phone
SSI
The
Commodore
Cafe
Has
converted
the
Cabaret
into
a
dining-room
for
Afternoon
Teas
Catering
to
bridge
parties
both
afternoons
and
evenings,
supplying
cards
and
score
cards
free
of
charge.
Don't
Forget
the
50c
Sunday
Chicken
Dinner
GET
A
REAL
REST
And
Change
of
Climate
FURNISHED
CAUINS
Also
Room
and
Board
Mrs.
Hirnic's
Camp
Lake
Kalhlyn
Panic
Prevention
is
as
necessary
and
as
vital
to
every
Car
Owner
as
it
Is
to
anyone
who
depends
upon
a
storage
battery
to
provide
an
unfailing
and
S?1
??.Ufce,?lt
electricity
Slll'ROX
Al'TOMOIUI.K
ItAT-Il'R1l5,-?.J,,If,,tlTeI
Preveft
Pan'"
with
their
amazing
storage
capabilities,
Let
us
give
you
a
demonstration.
JAMES
MARTIN
Massett,
B
C,
p.o.
Bos
77,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C