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HET7S
Wednesday.
July
4.
1834
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THAN
EVER
It
is
quite
probable
that
Adolph
Hitler
is
stronger
than
ever
m
Germany
today.
The
ruthless
quelling
of
the
rebellion
there
will
probably
have
the
effect
of
preventing
any
other
similar
coup,
at
least
for
several
years
to
come
and,
in
the
meantime,
doubtless
the
chancellor
will
take
steps
to
strengthen
his
position.
If
he
escape
assassination
he
will
probably
rule
Germany
for
the
next
decade
or
until
he
has
had
time
to
introduce
the
reforms
which
he
is
said
to
have
planned.
WHY
NOT
Today
the
express
companies
brought
in
parcels
for
local
people'
from
the
east
but
no
mail
arrived.
We
have
to
wait
from
Monday
afternoon
to
Fridav
mornine
for
our
Iptfers
as
thpv
arrive
so
late
on
Thursday
night
that
thev
are
useless
that
day.
If
the
Tuesday
train
brines
expresV
matter,
there
should
also
be
mail
matter
available
and
the
lone
wait
between
Monday
and
Fridav
be
broken
by
making
letters
available
Wednesday
mornings.
The
present
condition
is
a
scandal.
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MILK
and
CREAM
Whipping
Cream
20c
pint
.
Whipping
Cream
35c
1
pint
Dominion
Dairy
Queen
Charlotte
Island
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The
best
made
on
the
coast.
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Kiln
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Ad.
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Hose
We
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newest
color
trend
in
Hosiery
Tones
for
all
occasions.
.Pine
Silk,
Picpt
Tops.
Cradle
Sole,
Reinforced
Heel
and
Toes,
Semi-Service
or
Chiffon
Priced
at
$1.00
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Sa-tS
Wednesday,
July
4,
1934
MAIL?
Van's
Bakery
Opposite
Boston
Cafe
Quality
Breads
4
for
25c
At
All
Grocers
Labelled
on
Bottom
For
Your
Protection
Phone
190
is
appreciated
SPORT
CHAT
The
fight
fans
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
pleased
to
learn
that
within
two
weeks
there
will
be
staged
by
Tommy
Morgan
what
he
says
will
be
one
of
the
best
fighting
cards
ever
attempted
in
this
city.
Jack
McEvoy
Is
to
have
a
chance
of
really
showing
what
he
can
do
as
Morgan
is
bringing
up
to
meet
hlra
Gordon
Wallace
of
Vancouver,
a
clever
welterweight,
who
has
to
his
credit
irl
his
last
fourteen
fights
nine
wins
and
five
draws.
McEvoy.
since
making
Prince
Rupert
his
home
town.
I
has
never
had
a
chance
of
showing
the
fans
what
he
really
can
do,
Morgan
says.
His
opponents,
air
though
good
boys,
were
not
in
his
class
and
he
has,
by
his
gentlemanly
manners
and
dean
spans-(
manshlp,
made
himself
a
host
of
fj-iends.
He
is
out
to
show
these
friends
that
their
confidence
In
him
Is
not
misplaced.,
ghquld
McEyoj
jwin
this
fight,
Morgan's
plans
for
:ne
coming
season
are
very
ambitious.
The
still
unbeaten
Grotto
nine
rallied
for
three
runs
in
the
sixth
inning
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
Softball
final
Monday
and
a
6
to
3
victory
over
the
pyu,
Lambie.
for
the
Lodgemen.
started
the
scoring
and
hitting
Jn
the
opening
stanza
Dy
siammlng
out
a
hard
two-bagger
to
centrefleld
and
stretched
It
into
a
home
run
when
the
cenfrefieldsr
had
trouble
In
throwing
It
In.
A
single
next
by
Budlnlch
and
a
double
'by
'Ogg
tallied
Johnson
who
had
reached
first
on
Ratchlord's
fumble.
Npthlng
more
happened
unut
tne
fourth
when
the
Elks'
left-'ielder.
Pierce,
dropped
Gurvich's
ong
looper
with
two
Orottolst
iboard.
The
Tobacconists
found
it
;asy
to
score
on
the
fumble,
thus
ylng
the
score.
But
the
Lodgemen1
ook
the
lead
again
In
the
follow-ng
Inning
when
an
error
on
the
ilrst
Sack,
rounlerl
with
.
RiMlnUti'a
r-
mm.
i
two-bagger,
scored
Johnson.
Then
Jie
urottoist
staged
their
four-hit,
-hree-run
rally,
when
Ratchford,
3ury,
Nelson
and
Stalker
each
jruised
the
Elks'
chucker
with
a
oingle,
putting
themselves
In
the
lead
by
a
two
run
margin
which
Qiey
further
strepgthened
in
the
lext
frame
by
one
more
run.
In
the
3rst
of
the
seventh
the
Orotto
learly
threw
the
game
away
when
.hree
successive
Infield
errors
put
U
many
Elks
on
bases.
But
this
langerous
uprising
was
luckily
luelled
when
Joy's
valiant
but
vain
lttempt
for
a
game-winning
hit
failed
to
materialize,
his
weak
f
rounder
being
used
by
Nelson
to
"orce
Pierce
out
at
home
plate.
The
iext
two
Elks
flied
out
much
to
the
Tobacconists
relief.
Scott,
the
Elks'
jitcher.
was
nicked
for
nine
hits
vhile
the
winning
pitcher.
Yager,
illowed
seven
bingles.
Score
by
Innings
R
H
E
Slks
.
2
0
0
0
1
0
0
0
0-3
7
8
3rotto
.0
0
0
2
0
3
1
0
08
9
5
Batteries
Scott
and
Budinlch;
Yager
and
Qurvlch.
The
line-ups
for
this
game
were
as
follows:
Orotto
Fone
2b
Ratchford
rf..
Bury
3b..
Nelson
ss..
Ourvich
c.
Hill
cf..
Stalker
If.,
Yager
p.,
Antoneltl
lb.
Elks
Johnson
ss
'Lambie
rf
Joy
rf.,Budlnkh
c
Ogg
3b..
To
bey
2b..
Scott
p..
Stone
lb.,
Pierce
If.
In
the
City
League
game
Monday
night
a
fast
band
of
Elks
defeated
a
not
so
fast
herd
of
Moose
by
a
score
of
8
to
1.
The
winners
had
the
game
all
their
own
way
from
the
'play
ball"
cry
to
the
last
Inning.
The
Moose
managed
to
save
their
defeat
from
being
a
shut-out
by
gaining
a
lone'
tally
In
the
sixth
when
Mtnzle
hit
Bob
Armstrong
home.
Both
pitchers
allowed
seven
hits
but
the
Moose
collected
several
more
errors
than
their
opjonents
which
might
have
been
one
reason
for
their
defeat.
If
anyone
wanted
a
reason.
Batteries
Elks,
stonp
ami
Rnrf.l
injeh;
Moose,
Morrison
and
Arm-!
strong.
Line-ups:
Moose
Armstrong
c.
R.
Morrison
p..
C
Lemon
lb..
Bremner
2b..
B.
Armstrong
ss,
Menzie
Sb.,
Pcstulo
cf
.,
Edgar
If..
Morrison
rf.
Elks
Johnson
ss..
Lambie
cf..
Joy
rf..
Budinlch
e..
.Ogg
3b.,
Scott
2b
Stone
p..
Comadlna
If
Lindsay
lb.
In
the
Ladles'
Softball
Laene
game
Monday
evening
the
Annette
Tigerettes
vanquished
the
hitherto
unaeieated
Orotto
Olrls
bv
a
score
of
10
to
8.
Both
teams
played
very
gooo
soitDan
and
It
was
anybody's
game
all
through.
With
the
score
LEGION
IS
VICTORIOUS
Full
Value
Fur
4
to
1
Victory
Over
Merchants
in
Stuart
Shield
Football
Game
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Merchants
4
to
1
last
evening
in
a
well
contested
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
.ootball
game
which
proved
Interesting
to
a
good
sized
crowd
of
fans.
Quality
of
play
was
considerably
better
than
that
displayed
by
the
same
two
teams
in
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
final
on
Monday.
The
Legion
was
full
value
for
its
win.
Goal
scorers
were:
Doug
Chris-tison
twa,
McGrelsh
and
Baptie
for
the
Lesion
and
Sonny
Stiles
on
a
penalty
in
the
second
half
for
the
Merchants.
j
Alex
Harvev
was
refpre
and
n
IP.
Lyons
and
M.
M.
Lamb
were,
I
linesmen.
I
IN
FINALS
OF
TENNIS
Frrd
Perry
aud
Jack
Crawford
to
Meet
For
AM
England
Tcnni
Championship
WIMBLEDON,
Eng..
July
4.
CP
Fred
Perry
of
England
and
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
wU!
meet
in
the
final
of
the
All
England
tennis
chamjjionships.
the
former
eliminating
SSidnev
Wood
of
New
York
and
the
latter
Frank
Shields
of'
United
States
in
the
semi-finals
to
day.
SOFTBALL
STANDINGS
Ladies'
League
W.
L.
Pet,
Orotto
j
i
.750
Annette's
l
i
.500
Moose
0
j
00
60
ITU
ALL
STANDING
Men's
League
W.
L-0
Pet.
Orotto
6
1.000
Elks
&
.71
Junior
Elks
3
300
C.
N.
R.
A
JU..2
.400
Moose
2
.250
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
J
enjoyable
Dance
Friday
Night
at
Moose
Hall
Thirty-five
couoles
erp
in
at,
tendance
at
the
dance
stagi-d
In
the
Mnncp
Hall
Isct
Mt
k..
t..
.micouver
stock
broker,
was
a
oassen
.M.M
WW.
.
,UaJ
...
(.life
rfH-
"
.
lius
Welle's
orchestra,
the
affair
be-
frU
d3y?
-ta
city
on
of(l(al
ing
very
enjoyable
for
all
present
bttslnm
rallfd
by
K
Prtnee
Dancing
was
In
progress
fiom
e-30;Rupert
8aturda)r
evening
on
his
pjn.
untU
1:30
ajn.
Oillls
Rmrr
w!,tr'turn
10
Vancouver.
master
of
rrrfmnnlM
on
n
t
I
M,
0
Bacon
presided
at
the
door.
reading
8
to
7
for
the
Orotto,
the
Annette
aggregation
rallied
In
the
sixth
inning
and
scored
three
runs
to
irlve
them
a
twn.nm
uhi.).
their
opponents
failed
to
Overcome
!
m
meir
last
time
at
bat.
Chea
-
Nlshikare.
crack
Qrottnit
ahnrt.
stop,
played
her
usual
good
brand
of
ball
while
Oreen,
Annette
left-fielder,
turned
in
an
unusually
good
game
in
her
position.
.Batteries
Grotto,
Sunberg
and
Budinlch;
Annettes,
SkatteboJ
and
Basso-Bert.
Orotto
Nlshikaze
ss
Bury
lb..
Sunberg
p..
Cook
rf..
Ouilck
2bl
Budinlch
Smith
cf,
Beale
If,
Ratchford
2b.
Armett(
I
Johnson,
Welle,
Yager,
Boddle.
Blain.
Skattebol
j
Bert,
Oreen,
Turgedn.
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
especially
1U
energetic
president.
Bert
Morgan,
and
Its
no
less
active
secretary,
George
Dawes.
Is
to
be
congratulated
on
the
success
of
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
In
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
a
fitting
observance
of
Canadi
hirw-
day
and
gratification
should
be
felt
wai
wie
rooioail
Association
displayed
the
enterprise
to
keen
It
alive.
Startlnz
with
the
noon
under
the
direction
of
George
Johnstone.
Frank
Derry
and
Jack
Preece,
It
was
a
busy
day
wht
with
me
msinouuon
ot
candy
aud
'
pea
"
nuts,
children's
7;
n,'
Day
cup
softbaU
game.
Dominion
j
Day
Cud
football
nmi
fi.
e"-t
uaasui
football
match
and
other
attractions.
Bringing
the
day'
pr.ccea-Ings
to
a
Jolly
close
was
the
dance
In
the
evening
at
the
Moose
Hall
from
0
pjn.
until
2
ajn,
ct
yhlch
the
music
was
provided
oy
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
with
nmii
Rover
as
maaUr
7,
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LOCAL
NEWS
C.
C
Mills
returned
to
'he
rlty
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
a
brief
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
s.
p.
Ayres
sailed
on
the
Catala
lunday
evening
for
Arrandale
on
the
Naas
River
where
he
will
spend
the
summer.
in
,
i
Little
Miss
Helen
Doctor
sailed
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
for
Namu
where
she
will
speprt,
jKe
summer
hollaays.
-
Henry
Deeth
of
Anyox
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Calais
Sendiy
a!?ht
returning
to
the
smelter
town
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
J.
0.
Johns
of
Stewart
U,
Mob-ley
sailed
on
the
Catala
Sunday
evening
for
a
brief
businew
trip
to
Mill
Bay
and
other
Naas
River
points.
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson
and
son,
Harold,
called
Saturday
evening
on
the
ss.
Prince
Rupert
for
Seattle
where
thv
wni
spend
a
two-month
va--ation.
,
-
Mrs.
'Wilfrid
Oratton
and
;tle
granddaugber
Claire
Araehfau,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
Sunday
evening
from
a
ujp
to
i
Vancouver
'
Provincial
CorvstaHe
and
Mrs.1
t
PfittertOB
pt
.Hmftwf
rr
I
passensers
aboaro
the
Catala
Sun-!
day
night
returning
north
after
a'
brief
trip
to
Vancouver.
Provincial
Constable
Olsen
of
Stewart
Is
paring
a
fcrief
vlilthere
on
official
duties,
having
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
Catala
yes
terday
afternoon.
1
John
Hoyland.
well
known
Portland
Canal
mining
man,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
Sun
day
evening
returning
to
Stewart
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mss
Alice
Crulckshank
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
after
having
made
the
round
trip
over
the
Dominion
Day
holiday
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
R.
C.
Burdlek.
well
known
Van
Iger
aboard
tfie
Catala
yerterday
jernoon
leaving
on
his
return
to
J,
a,tw
brtff
Cit.
Caraven,
Inspector
for
Dunn
it
Br&streets
After
xnMiHIn
Mrs.
Morehouse,
wlff
of
H.
y.
Morehouse,
manager
of
Namti
can-nery.
came
north
on
the
Catala
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Vancouver
to
join
her
husbmo
at
the
cannery
for
the
season.
Mrs.
J.
D.
Thurber
and
dauch.
iters
Arfelia
vii,
-
j
a-
MIOU
a,
JJJ
aaa
the
city
on
the
Prince
Buwrf
;hit
morning
from
Vancouver
and
will
pend
the
summer
vacation
fat
thplr
home
here.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Copley
Bennett
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
Sunday
evening
"
tram
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
and,
Vanfouter
Island.
Mr.
Benpett
Is
m
the
Rail-
w
ocrnce
nere,
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Nelson
i$
Jfcld
Interment
In
Fainriew
Cemetery
Follows
Bervlee
in
B.
C.
Undertaker
Chapel
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mi
a
w
Nelson,
wliose
death
occurred
at
the
end
of
the
week
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospifal,
took
place
tWs
afternoon
from
the
chr
pel
of
the
B,
C.
Undertaker
to
rairvt..
Ccri
.
1
.
.
.
.
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P"-
U..
pathy
'
and
respect.
;
Rev.
Dr
F
w
udiup.
nnirAf
rv
xth
waw
n-i..
r
m
m
arr
MJmU
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break
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and
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a
final
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Christian
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