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-
BLACK
COD
.
u
Tuesday,
August
28,
1334
In
ansjverto
the
query
as
to
what
Prince
JIupert,
needs,
;thpairst
reply
received
this
morning
is
that.
the.
cityineeds
a
golf
course,
o-he
writer
suggests
a
mne-hole
course
commencing
at
MeBride
Street
along
the
foot
of
the
mountain.
He
suggests
that
the
unemployed
could
be
puttcwork
at
forty
.cents
an
hourfor
the
winter
and
the
city
could
col-
Ject
a
nice
revenuein.a
year
or
two,
presumably
fromiees
"from
player.
He
concluded
"Smithers
has
a
golf
course.
Why
pot
Prince
Rupert?"
The.
only
thing
that
has
kept
Prince
Rupertirom
having
a
golf
course
.years
ago
is
the
matter
of
costs.
Various
estimates
have
Jbeen
made
as
to
how
much
money
would
have
to'
be
-spent
to
make
a
nine-hole
course
that
w
ould
be
.good
enough
for
a
tilaver
to
tret
eniovment
out
of
it.
Twentv
thousand
dollars
is
about
the
smallest
sum
mentioned
bul
the
concensus
of
.opinion
is
that
more
would
'be
needed.
In
tbe
past
it
ivas
proposed
to
construct
the
course
along
.Montreal
'Heights
just
beyond
where
.the
highway
leaves
Eleventh
AvenueThe
country
there
is
open
and
the
chief
jdifficultywould.be
to
.drain
the
muskee.
The
land
is
owned
fcby'the
city
-and
is
so
far
out
that
it
will
doubtless
be
years
before
it
is
needed
f
qr..buiiding
purposes.
As
our
corre3-
.pondent
suggests
it
'fcould
fte
made
a
source
of
Tevenue
to
the
city
but
on
the
other
hand
the
cost
would
be
great'It
is
probable
that
the
average
citizen
would
prefer
to
have
relief
money
spent
on
roads
rather
than
on
a
golf
course,
al
though
it
must
be
admitted
that
golf
would
be
a
great
attraction
to
tourists,
possibly
the
one
thing
needed
to
induce
.them
i,o
stop
off
here.
We
know
of
no
endeavpr
that
would
;be.of
more.benefit
to
the
city
thanthe,construction
of
a
first
rate
.golf
cQurse
:a
'
11
ii
.1
anu
'a
is
vveu
worm
'Consideration.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
Prepared
Daily
Bj
Zm2m
IFisb
&
Cold
Storage
Ce.,
Ltd.
PJilNCE
KUPERT..B.C.
The
letter
Box
REPLY
TO
NATIVES
Editor.
Dairy
News:
.Acopynf
thIs.leUer.bas.been.Inr-
warded
to.
each
ol
the
slgnatorles.to
!
the
letter
which
appeared
-In
this1'
paper
on
August
Hi.
t
"J
.beg
to
.acknowledge
recejpt
of,
your
letter.
,
dated
August
24,
,ad!
dressed
tottne.
and
whleh.also
appeared
in
(the
newspapers
In
this
city,.
on
the
above.
date.
,
'Hihaye
inquired
of
the
police
ie-;
gardtng
the
protest
which
you
make
therein,
and
.they
.emphatically
In-1
formed
me
that
the
policy
which
they
have
pursued
during
-the
re-1
cent
Exhibition
Week
has
ln.no
1se
differed
from
thatsWhleh
they
have
ordinarily
pursued
during
-the
tpast
year
or
In
former
.years,
In.
connection
with
the
enforcement
of
law
and
order;
and
also
that
thej.make
no
distinction
between
the
treatment
accorded
to
your
people
and
that
.which
they
accord
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
"For
your
Information
I
may
say
that,
during
the
week
ending
August
25,
twenty-one
Indians
pleaded
Japanese
Moving
Pictures
Shown
Interesting
;
Films
Displayed
Before
Gathering
of
150
Persons
Last
Night
Before
a
gathering
of
about
150
persons
moving
pictures
-depleting
very
Interesting
to
all
present.
The
films
were
obtained
'lrom
the
Ja-.
Central
1
LB.
.Brown,
Charles
Atkins,
lit
McO.
Tolly
and
D.
McDonald,
city?
Mlas
Mary
'Nelson,
Metlakatla:
A.
H
Lund,
Victoria;
S.
H.
OklU
Vancouver;
J.
.Clemens,
.C.N.R.
Knox
t.
(C.
Jones,
-.Mr.
juid
Mrs.
'.Brown
and
family
ann
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Ross,.jslty;
Mr.
and
:Mrs.
J.
:Nelson,
Casslar;
J.
B.
Webster
and
:N.
8.
Stej?enon,
Vancouver;
.O
uaner
Smith
and
John
E.
Shaw,
Wlnnl
peg.
Prince
Rupert
A.
R.
'Brueger.
Wraneell;
E.
M.
Clover,
-Paris.
'France;
-William
H
Eassle.
'Prlnre
Rupert;
F.
J.
'Tul-
verhouse,
Hazelton;
Mrs.
A.
El
Perry
-and
-Jean
Thomas,
Port
Simpson;
D.
A.
H.
'Hutchison,
Van
couver;
F.
iWeeks
and
J.
a.
Cowie.
Ottawa;
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens,
Han-
almo;
Prof.
A.
T.
Cameron,
Winnl
peg.
Yprk
Miss
Priscllla
Smith,
Casslar
Cannery;
Gordon
Robertson,.
Bute
dale;
Oswald
Morvep,
Skeena
River;
Peter
Lee,
city.
Royal
Ada
Sherwood
and
Peggy
Sher
wood,
Pacific;
C.
-Pragncll,
Hays
port;
;E.
ill,
Carlson,
city;
'Oust
Jomanaon,
Juneau.
8avoy
C.
V.
Learman,
Inverness;
B
Pederson,
'Haysport;
J,
F.
Xortl
Port
Esslngton;
'M.
H.
Lawrence,
Hazelton;
A.
H.
Vlclc,
Inverness
C.
Soinl,
Port
Simpson;
Louis
I
Star.
'Mrs.
J.
R.
Brown
and
.family,
T.
Reid,
'Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Pre
vost,
ilans
Nlleen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Varpy
.and
A.
Jaklnen,
city;
ff.
Marrs,
.J.
L.
McGregor
and
Morton,
Worth
-Pacific
Cannery.
Miss
Ivy
Anderson
of
the
local
telephone
exchange
-sailed
this
.afternoon
sin
.the
.Catala
.for
Vancouver
and
other
southern
points
on
ia
month's
vacation
-trip.
Oeorge
Dlbb
-arrived
in
the
cjty
on
the
Catala
today
from
Anyox,
where
he
Is
in
the
eipplqy
of
the
Oranby
Co.,
to
spend
a
week
visiting
here
with
his
parent,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Dlbb,
Qraham
Avenue,
westvlew.
Csy
Defeated
C.
N.
II.
A.
Six
to
Nil
in
First
of
Softball
Playoffs
(In
the
first'
game
In
play-offs
for
the
championship,
the
Orotto
shut
out
the
Canadian
National
Recrea
tion
Association
by
a
score
of
six
to
nil.
Although
the
score
was
onesided,
it
was.
an
Interesting
contest
and
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
could
not
get
hits
t
when
they
meant
runs.
'However,
the
Grotto
ont-hlt
and
outplayed,
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
team.
Jack
Nelson,
for
the
Orotto.
was
the
Individual
star,
handling
nine
chances
with
only
one
error,
.and
Antonelli
was
a
clse
second
at
first
base.
mil.
with
a
single
and
a
l?J?n:r
I
UXe
.
.
w:tthree-baggeV.
-was
the
best
hitter.
Angucan
uatnearai
uan
ana
provea
1
0eQfles
vtam.vxjA
bali
hlle;Un-
paneaTdurisf
Bureao
and
the
en--fe
ctn
tenainmeni
was
in
progress
xor
about
an
hour
and
a
half.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
presided
and
Miss
E.
O.
Lenox
MJ).
made
explanatory
remarks
in
regard
to
the
pictures.
'Hotel
Arrivals
ger
was
fitf
color
and
macd
Jaur
errors.
Ilibbard.
made
some
C?d
C
N.
R
'A.
Geddes
c.
Pitcher
p.,
Stiles
lb
.
Astori
2b..
Horton
3b
Unger
as..
Mcintosh
If..
Hlbbard
cf
Cameron
rf.
iGrotto
dunrlch
c.'.Yager
p..
An
tonelli
lb.,
Fong
3b
Bury
3b.,
Nelson
ss..
Stalker
If,
Hill
cf
.
'Postulo
rf.
Umplrfcs
Comadina
and
MacFie.
Score
by
Innings:
1RH1E
N.
R.
A.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
01'8
Orotto
2
l
0
l-O
!
l
0
x
6
8
4
Miss
Swarma
.Olafson
returned
to
.the
dty
.on
-yesterday
after
noon's
.train
'.after
spending
tlje
week-end
at
tier
home
in
Oslanrl
PAGE
PWC
Hpfltfy.
Au,.,.:
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
Phone
357
Skipper
"Vanderbilt
T-ries
ithe
Rainbow
Out
NEWPORT.
Rhode
Island.
August
28
HaroU.
S
Vanderbilt's
Annrlca
i
tup
defence
.
contender
Rainbow
got
off
to
a
flying
start
yesterday
against
the
Yankee
In
the
fifth
trial
of
the
Una)
serlat
to
decide
the
American
yacht
to
meet
Uie
Brtlsh
etullenger.
Endeavor.
'The
above
picture
looking
towards
the
bow.
shows
the
full
length
of
the
.Rainbow
with
Skipper
Vanderbllt
at
the
him
The
yacht
is
keeling
a
bit
before
the
wind
during
a
irecent
trial
run
guilty
to
charges
of
being
drunk
ny
ATTA
IP
and
disorderly,
and
one
pleaded
.HI9
fi
not
guilty
and
was
convicted
on
the
A
IV
V
1
1
V
1J
evidence
of
three
policemen.
There
were
no
acoulttals.
I
mav
aav
fur-1
ther
that
1
am
informed
by
the
police
that
In
no
case
was
any
Indian
arrested
that
was
not
disorderly."
W.
J.
ALDER,
Commissioner.
Baseball
Stores
'National
iLeagne
New
,
York
0.
Chicago
l
(Brooklyn
10.
8t.
.Louli
:l.
iBoston
5,
'.Pittsburg
:8.
American
'Lea
rue
at.
.Louis
l.
.Washington
-6.
iDetrolt
ll.
PhlladelphU
.0.
Chicago
2,
New
York
3.
Cleveland
6.
Boston
5.
1
(BASEBALL
STANDINGS
National
Leagne'
New
York
78'
45
.Chicago
,Tf
49
St.
'.Louis
li
52
Boston
.
M'
59
Rlttsburg
458-
,42
Brooklyn
,m
Philadelphia
49
74
Cincinnati
43
79
American
League
Detroit
A8i
42
New
York
7
A6
Cleveland
65
5
Bostfln
404
W
Washington
.5
,65
St.
Louis
63
65
PhlladelphU
.48
70
Chicago
44
80
.377,
.312
.483
.430
.383
J52
isisHmii
msr
-r
j
.1
v
aim
.
.
t1
csai
"
"
4-Fine'Tennis
Match
!
L.NCAaiIint
WINS
CDL'NTl"
(CRICKET
LONDON,
Aug.
33:
(CPi
Lancashire
won
the
English
4
county
cricket
championship
today
as
a
result
of
a
(first
in-
nlngs
victory
over
Surrey.
completing
the
i
Lancastrians'
schedule.
.
,4
4
4
f
Played
Last
Night
Grerrw
and
'Sirs.
Tlnkerjleat
Ale
Mitthtll
and
aiW
Ifrluell
In
Mixed
Double
In
one
o(
the.
bast
mixed
double
tennU
matches
ever
seen
tn
Prince
Rupert.
-R
D
Gregg
r
and
Mrs
O.
P.
Tinker
Uit-evt
nlng
defeated
Alex
Mitchell
and
Miss
Laura
iFrtzzell
to
win
-the
championship
in
this
alas
Of
the
.Prince
.Rupert
(Tennis
.Club
s
tournament.
The
score
was
8-4.
3-6
6-3
MacPheerRogers
Hinks
'Winners
In
the
Canadian
National
.Re
i
creation
Association
Lawn.
Bowling
,
I
League
last
night,
.D
A
,MaI?be
s
,rmt
on
over
f.
8.
Waltona
15
to
iftU.Bd
F.
A..Rmeri'
rink
defeated
634
Id.
O.
Borland's
17
to
It.
W2I
Mrs.
M,
-A.
.Dupun
of
Haysport
arrived
in
the
tatty
on
yesterday
aitemoonts
train
from
the
Bkeesu
River
for
a
brief
busiaeas
visit
to
town.
W
A.
Clemens,
director
of
the
.tn
k,
.
....
.
.
..
'""LxianAimo
uioi02ieai
HtAtton
vn
8
I
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekjy
:wiuinohoon
of
Uie
Prince
Rupert
-wo
!
pyro
Club
in
the
Boston
Cafe
to
,ij.aajr
rresaent
W
II
Tobey
was
x449
in
the
chair
and
there
was
a
gtxjd
.407
attendance
of
members
353
few
guests
WHIFFLETS
Ju-oru
the
Waterfront
CPJt
steamer
p
Oapt.
'Ttorna
Cliff
regular
voyage
to
Szagww
and
sailing
at
!M
south
after
an
AUlu
Hrarr
p
a
steac
:
of
J
00
tons
and
aboc
ltnfth
She
has
;
and
hahdsome
rak:sl:
;
La..
l
1
.
1
Leva
iVQien
steam
c.u.
Drskaoa,
rwtarmxJ
,
.
noon
namj
irom
a
j,
.
.
.
.
Per
kH
:30
pjn.
for
Vaatoaver
,7,
r--i"!.ipr
..
fg
heart
""B
(nil
ll.
w
r
mostly
rjouad
trip
tot,
ing
south.
The
largest
and
on,
t
,.tseA
ha
mi
tome
pleasim
.
,
Prine
.Rupert
uu
Xu
Stranger
of
San
Ub
fv
.
board
(her
owner
r
&
parj
.
.antes,
irmuie
..
t
port
thU
morning
an.
mv
aiayuerr.une
vessej
:
k
Urw
ist
ream
dose
k
At
1
National
dock
t-
its
'2'
fectL-
ana
uutvr
noirnrr
sattad
at
ISO
pm
;i
s&eC'jki
VaneooTor
aul
wavnc
VAth
the
hattbtif
Uthlv
fNo-
8
now
closed
on-
haiibut
boats
have
if
rounds
u
fish
b;.cJc
for
the
Canadian
Fiati
4c
age
Co
Am
-
(if
U-ifi.
Thirty-Four
Cases
HandledlastWeek
City
Police
Court
During
Oamtva
Week
ttr
were
thixtyoiuu.
prose
aiissi
a
city
noNetcouaah
cf
Kli&
rt
ted
tn
convtettoru.
r.c-,
cr
lit
week
totalled
U2C
ar.:J
Hct:
cf
Uur
-persons
Convicted
electei
u
atcOhuav
Of
the
!U
prosetuUtmn
asi
twei.ty-tjro
,
.jmre
lau.oss
ui
twelte
whites.
All
th
JriUru
sm
charged
with
touaicat
sr
us?
one
who
was
ajarte'
wl'J
hirtt
Ihnier
in
posmskn
The
twelve
white'
ir
adejsno
charged
wiu.drunkcr.net
sk.
driving
to
the
common
HzztrvA
one
.with
being
the
keeper
ctt
t
orderly
heuse
Mrs
William
K
Pp..
l
damcriter.
Margaret
of
Kc
wore
pxuenters
aboar
'
-c
Prfca
George
yeatercav
g
::g
SnZ'J-
with
.a
I
Miss
Spaakilnc
wtli
iat
ti
les
In
business
eoHVre
.
p
:iit
m
1
TMSm
fcA
1
f
in
.
mm
m
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