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School,
Holiday
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with
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Leather
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over
roomy
fitting
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while
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range
is
complete.
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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H.
F.
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Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
May
16,
1934
PROMINENT
CITIZENS
LEAVING
Lieutenant
Colonel
S.
P.
McMordie
D.S.O.
is
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
month
for
Victoria.
The
announcement
to
this
effect
made
yesterday
.came
as
a
great
surprise
to
many
because
the
Colonel
has
lived
in
Prince
Ruperi
since
the
earliest
days
and
was
looked
upon
as
one
of
those
who
had
cast
in
his
lot
with
the
city
permanently.
Prominent
ex-army
officer
who
served
with
distinction
in
the
Great
War,
Colonel
McMordie
has
always
taken
a
keen
interest
in
public
affairs.
For
two
years
he
was
mayor
of
the
city
and.
alderman
for
several
years
prior
to
that.
He
has
for
many
years
been'
an
officer
or
member
"of
the
Liberal
Association.
He
is
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
and
is
a
property
owner
in
the
city.
He
has
also
been
an
active
supporter
of
all
sports.
Mrs.
McMordie
has
been
also
to
the
fore
in
women's
club
affairs,
having
served
as
regent
of
the
Municipal
Chapter
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire
and
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
and
also
has
been
among
the
best
known
society
women
of
the
city.
Both
Colonel
and
Mrs.
McMordie
will
be
missed
in
their
respective
spheres
and
their
leaving
the
city
will
be
A
CURIOUS
ACCIDENT
The
cutting
In
two
of
the
Nantucket
lightship
off
New
York
was
an
unusual
accident.
The
lightship
was
placed
there
as.
a
guide
to
ships
approaching
one
of
the
world's
greatest
ports
and
at
the
time
of
the
tragedy
the
signals
flf
the
lifrhtRhin
VPJp
K1innn(r1
tn
ha
oniirlinrr
fVio
llnor
nti
7
I
I
1
J
i
pocuet
dooh
AUTOMATIC
ONE
LEAF
AT
A
TIME-
A
baoditf
ind
more
cociTcnimt
book
tot
ibe
pocket.
Conuitu
(Im
lirjuc
DouibK
Dumber
of
lravrt
lot
ic
ZlCi-ZAC
Cigiftttc
fiprn
ire
the
tatu
made,
ind
tbtolutely
pun.
KeiuM
lubiutuiM.
ZEPPELIN
0NCRUISE
Giant
German
Airship
Makes
Test
Flight
to
Lake
Constance
Trior
To
Kcsiinriiip
Ocean
Service
FltEDEIUCHAFEN,
Germany,
May
10
The
German
dirigible
Graf
Zeppelin
was
away
from
her
hangar
here
yesterday
for
the
Mm
time
since
last
fall
making
a
test
cruise
to
Lake
Constance
in
anticipation
of
resuming
transAUantlc
service
between
Germany
and
South
America
In
a
few
weeks.
W.
M.
Brown
has
returned
to
the
city
after
spending,
a
week
at
Tie
Letter
fox
PUNGENT
CRITICISM
Editor
Dally
.News:
Will
you
kindly
allow
me
a
little
space
In
your
valuable
paper
to
say
a
lew
words
re:
the
boosting
of
Prince
Rupert.
Borne
time
ago,
sir,
this
city
was
on
fire
with
"buy
at
home."
There
was
even
a
competition
on
"buy
at
home"
among
the
school
children,
trying
to
instill
into
the
mind's
of
the
people
the
benefit
to
all
con
cerned
In
"buying
at
home."
Now,
;
sir,
who
was
this
intended
for?
Was
it
the
poor
Ignoramus?
Certainly
!
not
for
the
big
wise
heads
ol
our
i
city
for,
according
to
an
item
in
'the
Daily
News
of
May
12
the
hos-ipltal
board
called
for
tenders
for
mattresses.
Where?
In
Prince
Rupert?
No,
sir,
but
in
Vancouver.,
jWhy
Was
it
because
our
local
I
firms
could
not
supply
them?
No.
;slr.
for
we
can
supply
anything
i
made
In
the
line
we
represent.
Was
Jit
then
because
they
could
buy!
,them
cheaper
in
the
south?
I
say
!
again:
."No
sir."
I
What
then
was
their
reason
for'
!
sending
to
Vancouver?
We
havej
given
the
nospital
a
square
deal
in
the
past.
1
I
wonder,
sir,
If
this
had
been
!
groceries,
hardware
or
stationery.
j
!
touching
some
of
them
on
the
'board,
would
they
want
to
send
toj
Vancouver?
No,
sir.
but
in
just
a
case
of
small
minds
and
ignorance.
This,
sir.
Is
the
spirit
of
some
of
our
so-called
big
business
men
of
our
city.
It's
about
time
for
those
men
to
wake
up
and
forget
their
cutthroat
and
narrowness
for.
sir.
I
never
saw
a
class
of
people
who
feel
so
large
and
think
they
know
so
much
and
yet
know
so
little.
If
the
time
ever
comes
in
my
life
when
I
become
so
small
and
narrow-minded
as
this,
may
I
be
driven
from
the
haunts
of
men
and
crawl
into
some
dark
hole
there
to
curse
God
and
die.
Thanking
you
again.
Mr.
Editor.
and
trustine
vou
may
see
your
way
clear
to
publish
this
letter.
I
remain.
Yours
for
a
square
deal.
.
-0'
G.
M.
HUNT.
LOCAL
NEWS
Mrs.
Sadao
Suga
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
to-j
day
following
a
six-months'
trip
to
Japan.
She
left
her
two
children
j
in
Japan
with
their
grandparents,
j
1
daughter
and
William
Steikel
of
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Pittsburg
Pirates,
Although
Idle.
Retain
First
Plare
In
National
League
CHICAGO,
May
16:
CP
(Losing
to
the
New
York
Oiants
here
yesterday,
the
Chicago
Cub
dropped
back
into
second
place
in
the
National
League
standing
below
the
PitUburg
Pirates
who
had
an
idle
day.
In
the
only
other
Big
League
game
yesterday,
tljelhlrd
place
St.
Louis
Cardinals
were
beaten
out
by
the
odd
run
by
the
Brooklyn
"Dodgers
at
Sportsmen's
Field.
Yesterday's
score:
National
League
New
York
10.
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
6.
St.
Louis
5.
Others
postponed.
Baseball
Standings
Bert
Tupper.
engineer
for
the
Pittsburg
Northwest
Telephone
Co.,
Is
a
busl-
Chicago
ness
visitor
here
In
connection
with
Bt-
L0"18
the
local
radiotelephone
service,
New
York
hnvlnir
nrrivprf
frnm
Vnncniivpr
nr.
Boston
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
ancj
ClnclnnaU
5
liaf
mif
Curlrlnnlir
n.ifVmnf
n
,,.o.-v,,
v.
uir.
i
!
Detroit,
who
have
a
summer
resort
New
York
National
League
15
18
.15
.15
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cf..,.l,
tt,A
.,
iJi
A
i
Z.
i.
in
the
Terrace
district,
are
visitors
Cleveland
Jl
cwutn.
liic
utuci
aim
tut
jici
in
aim
Aevercti
uieiuuers
1
In
1
4ua
the
-
city.
arrived
ij
,
of
the
crew
lost
their
lives.
The
accident
illustrates
one
of
the
dangers
of
modem
civilization.
Mrs.
Margaret
Schilling
Brooklyn
0
Philadelphia
..
7
They
from
the
Philadelphia
.12
interior
on
last
night's
train
and
ue011
"
will
be
returning
to
Terrace
on
Fri-
Washington
12
day
afternoon.
(Boston
11
St.
Louis
,,,,5
Provincial
Constable
Ian
Caustln
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancoy
American
Leaeue
7
0
10
11
11
15
15'
IS
17.
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Chicago
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Manchester
Takes
Historic
English
Cup
.25(5
M.
J.
Brown,
who
has
mining
In-
ver
and,
after
spending
a
Tew
days
terests
in
the
Omlneca
country
here,
will
proceed
to
Arrandale
on
north
of
Burns
Lake
and
who
hai
the
Naas
River
where
he
will
be,
been
spending
the
winter
in
New
stationed
for
the
summer.
'.York
and
Chicago,
arrived
in
the
'city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Royal
M.
Shepard.
well
known
George
this
morning,
bringing
with
'
Juneau
mining
man,
who
is
operat-
him
J.
A.
McLennan
and
H.
Edward
ilng
a
placer
property
on
Vital
Linden,
Chicago
engineers.
They
Creek
in
the
Gmineca
section
north
will
proceed
to
the
interior
on
thl
of
Stuart
Lake,
arrived
in
the
city
afternoon's
train.
A
Pacific
Air
i
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
ways
plane
piloted
by
Charlie
El-
:
following
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Hott
arrived
at
Burns
Lake
from
:
Seattle
on
business
and
will
pro-
Vancouver
today
to
fly
the
party
in
ceed
from
here
to
the
Interior.
Extensive
:development
Is
planned
ilUsebail,
Football,
Softball
and
llaskrlliall
All
Played
Last
Thursday
GREENVILLE.
May
10:
Base-jall.
football.
Softball
and
basket
ball
were
all
played
at
this
village
m
Ascension
Day
last
Thurday.
Married
and
Sinale
Men
played
alne
Innings
of
baseball
to
a
three-til
draw,
continuation
of
the
name
a
decide
the
isaue
being
set
for
3aturday.
In
a
football
game
the
Married
Men
defeated
the
Single
by
a
score
if
4
to
1.
A
girls'
softball
game
ended
In
a
(core
of
7
to
3.
The
same
evening
basketball
was
tlayed
in
the
Community
Hall.
The
'lrst
game
between
Mothers
and
3
Iris
resulted
In
a
score
of
6
to
2
n
favor
of
the
girls.
A
game
be-ween
two
teams
of
boys
ended
in
'
score
of
26
to
4.
In
one
senior
fame
the
Home
Guard
team
won
:6
to
12
and
was
then
-vanquished
y
the
Home
Team
'49
to
23.
Referees
were
W.
8.
Calder
and
B.
Wilton.
Following
the
games
refresh
ments
were
served
by
members
of
St.
Andrew's
Guild
after
which
j
speeches
were
made
by
Johnson
:
luss.
president
of
the
Orrenville
Hub,
and
Peter
Calder.
chief
couh-
j
Illor.
The
party
closed
with
8a-1
nuel
McKay
singing
the
Doxology.'
A
K.0.
For
the
Countess
tiles:
McEvoy
A
Dickens
HoM'e:
ChenoAkl
H
Diekena.
Ku
Lokken
and
Carroll.
FOOTBALL
May
16.
Borden
vs.
High.
May
19.
Borden
vs
Booth.
May
23.
Booth
vs.
High
May
20.
High
vs
Borden
May
30.
Booth
vs
Borden.
June
2.
Hleh
vs
Booth
June
6.
High
vs
Borden
I
j
'3XV
-rt
and
Mc-
Wednesday.
May
is,
im
Manchester
City
won
E
than
90,000
in
Weir.ble-'
it
Swift.
Dale
McLuukle
an,
up
for
r
ana
..rt
u.)
30
,11m
Afj
28,
Pi
ure
No
1
how,
Mie
Mas
A
Be.i
r.aer
Front
row
Tsselxnd
Mu
LONDON,
May
16:
CP
A
new
world's
record
for
third
wicket
partnership
was
rstab-
Hahed
at
Lords
by
Ponsford
and
McCabe
of
the
Australian
team
playing
against
M.
C.
C.
yesterday.
They
weured
39
runs.
beatlna;
the
third
wicke
record
of
375
established
by
Hendren
and
Hearne
for
Mid-
dlesex
eleven
years
ago.
SPORTS
AT
GREENVILLE
e.-T
ae"f.iV
i
For
u
'
x
a
1
W4
,,T
:jc
.el.-.
:
a:
K
Bu.v.
uui.
:
Ui,
C.OUV:'.
T..S-
.
rf
Mia
P..-.
N
i
-.ip
SPORT
NEWS
m
mrmum
tms
ta
r
r
ui
ji
:
CUBS
DROP
TO
SECOND
:
1
1
a
im
r
ara
ra
ra
tm
ta
la
taia.aiara
in
za
ca
taxa
taia
NEW
WOKIJVS
CRICKET
RECORD
ESTABLISHED
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
tOOrotto
vv
Navy
May
16
Moose
v
Junior
Elks
May
2I--Elk
vs
QroUo
May
23
Navy
vs.
Moose.
May
25-Junkor
SUu
va.
C.NJLA.
May
2ft
Blks
vs.
Moose
May
30
Navy
vs.
Junior
Blks
June
1
Orotic
va.
C.N.RJV.
June
4
Blks
va.
Junior
Ska.
June
6
CNJI.A.
v.
Navy.
.MERCHANTS'
LINE-UP
The
following
line-up
for
Merchants
Is
announced
in
tomorrow
;iS
MAKING
RECOVERY
June
Kohles
Kxpecled
to
Have
No
Permanent
Effect
I'rom
Kid-napnlng
TUCSON,
Arte
.
May
18:-Phyl-eians
attending
ata-year
old
Junt
Hobles.
u-tio
wa
reomftwl
aUve
as
Monday
from
a
aand
pit
ta
tbe
tert
near
here
loUowtnsj
her
kidnapping
on
April
tt.
reported
last
nicht
that
Ute
)MUe
kM
was
Mat
i
nicely
and
would
mm
be
In
nermat
htaltb
aaatn
deapite
the
mtotwat-tnent
and
lerrtfyln
eKperiencea.
The
Oovernor
of
Artaona
latwd
an
appeal
to
the
people
ycateroajr
not
to
attempt
to
lynch
the
kMnao-'
pen
In
the
event
of
then-
capture
beln
effeeted
evening
s
opening
Senior
League
child
wnukl
be
found
football
game-
Pierce:
Moe
ami'
-
Meantime,
an
Intensive
searen
fei
being
made
hi
Ohleaav
for
enc
Te
U
iW
J
iow
mit
of'a
letter
sent
to
the
goww
from
Chlmao
telllns
where
the
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
Following
la
the
schedule
for
the
GHlhuly
Cup
football
aeriea
May
17
Regiment
vs.
Merchant.
May
Merchant
va.
Ltflon.
May
29-
Regiment
va.
Uffcm.
May
31
-
Merchants
vs
Regiment.
June
5Lelon
va
Merchants
June
7
Legion
vs.
RegimMit.
FOOD
SHOT
FROM
GUNS
To
giti
put
ttrijf
booa.1..
.and
oouriihlog
rlct
ind
what
rin
btcont
licuMM
Iwu
cristxd
Hufla
0
When
pd
Rite.
Tht
ctrtl
with
th
templing
toaiita
aw
nitit
flavour
tvrjt
Itntt.
Oo
th
Air
every
MON.,
WED.
.nJ
rw.
over
the
N.
B.C.
Blue
Network.
For
exact
time
refer
to
your
local
newippt
-By
Wstover