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EDITION
THE
FASTER
BOAT
HELP
THROUGH
THE
WINTER
FRY
IS.0G
,1C
3.00
8.00
.
.25
sa
Wednesday,
Sept.
26,
1934
Evidently
the
British
had
the
faster
boat
in
the
yacht
race
for
the
America's
Cup
yesterday
but
owing
to'
poor
seamanship
of
an
amateur
crew
the
cup
was
retained
on
this
side.
The
result
caused
great
disappointment
here
and
doubtless
the
same
was
true
in
all
parts
of
the
British
Empire.
The
interest
in
the
boat
race
yesterday
exceeded
that
taken
in
the
five
eastern
by-elections
and
seemed
to
be
even
greater
than
that
in
the
local
work
and
wages
program
of
the
provincial
government.
It
is
one
of
the
world's
greatest
sporting
events
and
it
seems
a
pity
that
it
should
have
been
lost
through
what
seemed
like
The
work
about
to
proceed
on
the
highway
and
other
public
works
in
the
north
will
be
a
great
help
in
putting
us
tnrougn
the
winter
in
audition
to
its
improvement
value
in
the
various
communities
affected.
It
will
mean
that
Prinpe
Rupert
people
will
be
able
to
drive
that
much
farther
from,
the
city
connecting
up
with
a
valuable
district.
It
will
mean
that
in
other
districts
the
highway
will
be
improved
and
extended.
It
is
an
important
part
of
the
work
and
wages
scheme
which
theLpeople
were
led
to
expect
at
the
time
Of
the
election.'
BURNS
LAKE
LOSES
'
Burns
Lake
is
losing
two
excellent
citizens
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin
who
are
leaving
there
for
Vancouver
Island.
Mr.
Godwin
was
for
years
editor
of
the
Burns
Lake
Observer.
He
also
was
clerk
of
the
village
of
Burns
Lake,
and
as
a
hobby
he
raised
flowers.
He
was
to
the
fore
in
all
movements
for
the
betterment
of
the
town
and
Mrs.
Godwin
was
equally
enthusiastic.
At
the
last
election
they
both
strongly
supported
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate
and
that
alienated
some
of
the
support
whichthe
newspaper
had
formerly
received.
However,
both
political
friends
and
opponents
have
come
to
realize
that
they
are
losing
excellent
vipoma
awu
uwi
me
ui&trici,
ui
uinineca
win
not
re
tne
same
without
them.
They
are
taking
up
nursery
farming
at
Sandwick
in
the
Comox
district
of
Vancouver
Island
but
it
seems
hardly
likely
that
the
call
of
the
land
will
be
able
to
hold
these
two
long.
Mr.
Godwin
as
a
newspaperman
and
Mrs.
Godwin
as
an
educationalist
are
pretty
sure
to
bo
heard
from
airain
before
long.
Shenton
s
Sheet
Metal
Works
FOR
YOUR
FURNACE,
OIL
TANK,
FOR
YOUR
ROOFING
JOB
Prompt
In
Service,
Low
in
OoU
and
a
Good
Job
Done
Third
Ave.
E.
Phone
53
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
which
is
now
held
by
Anyox.
Baseball
Scores
American
Leajrue
St.
Louis
3,
Cleveland
0.
New
York
5.
Philadelphia
0.
Washington
0-3,
Boston
1-0.
National
League
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
0.
Boston
6,
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
0,
Chicago
1.
Pittsburg
2,
St.
Louis
3.
SOP)VITH
WITHDRAWS
PROTEST
SO
CUP
IS
AWARDED
TO
RAINBOW
NEWPORT.
R.I..
Sept.
26:
(CP)
The
America's
Cud
automatically
went
to
the
VanderblU
had
crowded
him
before
crossing
the
line.
The
British
skipper
announced
he
was
leaving
Immediately
for
home.
in
not
taking
over
entire
responsibility
ior
the
care
and
maintenance,
of
the
blind
of
whom
there
weir
acme
seven
thousand
In
Canada.
If
this
were
done,
the
taxation
of
the
learning
to
carry
on
useful
work,
;
the
blind
were
enabled
to
main?,
tarn
their
self-respect
-which,
-was
a
,
very
Important
thing.
J
"The
speaker"
told
"his
listeners
at
1
other
work
carried
on
under
1he
auspices
af
the
Canadian
Institute
rtf
the
Blind.
The
bilnd
-were
taught
'
the
Bralle
and
Moone
systems
of
,
reading
and
-writing
by
which,
they
,
mlghi
-commnnlcate
among
them-.
selves.
They
were
assisted
In
r-stab-1
'"Dining
themselves
In
'business.
There
wat
also
the
very
important
work
of
prevention
and,
In
some
cases,
cure
of
blindness.
The
Cans-
;
!rilin
Tn.HMi.
fnr
tVin
nlln'nl.n'
provided
street
car
tickets
and
ad-:
mission
tlcketSto
theatres'
once
a
week
for
thebhjid.
.
,
i
I
Tn
rarrvnr.ffipSirirV
int
(h
IntH.
I
..
w.v
tute,
it
was
obvious
that
financial
s
port
was
necessary
and
Major
ft
Ktts
appealed
for
this
support
not
amy
on
the
grounds
of
sympathy
Rainbow.
American
defender.
for
the
blind
bat
on
the
arourids
of
late
yesterday
afternoon
when
icommonsense
and
good
economics.
T.
O.
M.
Sopwith,
owner
and
!lu
InviUng
Investment
in
the
work
skipper
of
the
British
chal-
he
promised
dividends
In
the
way
lenger.
withdrew
the
protest
1
of
satisfaction
and
gratification
for
he
had
made
soon
after
the
those
who
had
given
when
they
saw
start
of
yesterday's
race
which
j
the
results
of
the
work
which
they
was
won
by
the
Rainbow.
After
j
assisted.
'
deciding
to
drop
his
protest,
A,
the
close
of
his
address.
Major
;
Sqpwlth
definitely
announced
,
Watts
gave
some
practical
demon-!
that
he
would
not
challenge
.
stratlons
of
the
Bralle
system
of
again
for
the
America's
Cup.
The
protest
was
on
the
same
ground
as
that
of
last
Satur-
dav.
SoDwith
claiming
that
reading
and
writing.
On
her
annual
trip
north
for
the
purpose
of
attending
to
heivler
re
quirements
of
aids
to
navigation
In
north
coast
waters,
the
lighthouse
tender
Esteven,
Capt.
Harry
Bllton.i
has
arrived
at
Digby
Island
from
:
Victoria.
The
vessel
came
over
to!
this
side
from
Dlubv
Island
vester
I
day
afternoon.
NEW
POLICIES
FOR
OLD
If
you
are
approached
with
the
Idea
of
buying
a
new
Life
Insurance
by
surrendering
your
present
Life
Insurance
or
!
borrowing
on
it,
think
of
the
following:
'
'
1.
Your
present
policy
cannot
be
replaced
for
the
sam.e
price,
because
you
were
younger
whenyply
bpughj
It.
2.
Your
old
policy
Is
a
valuable
document..
It
has
a
cash
value.
It
takes
three
years
for
a
new
one
to
have
such
a
value.
'
3.
You
do
not
mortgage
your
home
to
buy
new
insurance,
why
mortgage
your
policy?
4.
A
new
policy
has
no
reserve
to
keep
it
alive
If
you
were
.
unable
to
pa,y
the
second
premium.
An
old
one
has.
This
applies
to
all
your
Insurance
whether
taken
with1
the
Sun
Life
or
any
other
company.
S.
J.
JABOUR
NortUern
B.
C.
NpresentHve
Sun
Life
Assurance
Co.
of
Caiiada
MH
I
bla.
The
new
appointment
is
effec
tlve
October
1
and
Mr.
Oottfred
succeeds
W.
J.
Rooney.
former
superintendent,
who
retired
a
short
'
time
ago
on
account
of
ill
health.
Mr.
Oottfred,
who
leases
the
"post
of
Winnipeg
manager,
has
been
In
'
telegraphic
service
since
1913,
'commencing
as
an
entry
clerk.
He
Is
country
would
be
greatly
Increased
jw
nown
in
local
athletic
circles
r
.
v
-
,
.i
vii-j
nnri
trmlc
n
krpn
interest
In
bawling.
ana
me
incentive
uj
wc
umm
mr
--:t
-
.--
j.
look
;after
themselves
would
be
to
j
'
m
a
large
extent
removed.
As
It
was.
j
wlth
tWQ
carload
Qf
frozen
hall-
M
the
blind,
through
the
lnstrumen-
but
Jor
trans-shloment
cast
over
tallty
of
the
Canadian
Institute
of
l0anadian-Natlonal
Railways,
North-the
Blind,
were
assisted
by
those,
Hni
Tranmortatlon
Co.'a
motor-
people
wno
were
m
abominate
enr,snjp
yotCQ
arrVC(i
jn
port
ough
position
to
sice
help
Instead
qf
day
ttterrioan
tram
Ketchikan
and.
I
being
maintained
by
taxation
Jrp-
fter"ilschaTging.
jailed
for
SeatUe.
The
executive
will
Include
repre-
plying
toipoor
as
vellns
rich,
sentatives
from
each
of
the
senior'
Major
Watte
tqld
of
one
cj
the
I
.-
teams
and
one
delegate
from
'each
important
functions
of
the
Cana-of
the
intermediate,
ladles'
and
dlan
Institutes
of
fhe
Blind
n
junior
leagues.
ttralnlng
the
blind
to
take
part
in
Harry
Menzle
was
chosen
trustee
industry
by
teaching
them,
such
for
the
cup
which
was
put
up
last
trades
as
baskftrx
making
of
winter
by
s.
J.
Jabour
for
Northern
leather
-goods,
catpentry.
jnanufae-British
Columbia
championship
and
ture
of
chairs,
cscrtework,
etc.
By
FRESH
MILK
AND
CREAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Phone
657
Wednesday,
September
2j
-i"vj
THE
DAILY
ircV73
mu&
1S24
JUST
ARRIVED
.
.
A
New
Shipment
FOR
MEN
They're
Better
Than
Ever
.
.
,
Several
New
Styles
and
Leathers
See
Our
Scotch
Grain
Oxford,
just
the
shoe
for
fall
wear.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FRINGE
BO
PERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Phone
357
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PUT
J,
TEN
Manarlns-Edltcr
1
Prospects
Good
For
Basketball
In
Prince
Rupert
This
Winter;
Annual
Meeting
is
Enthusiastic
Considerable
enthusiasm
for
the
basketball
sport
in
Prince
Rupert
this
winter
was
displayed
last
night
tit
tho
annual
meetinir
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Associa
New
Telegraph
Head
For
West
0,
fiflttf
red
-Named
to
Succeed
W.
J.
Rocnry
as
Superintendent
tion.
There
was
a
good
attendance
and
indications
are
that
promotion
of
o.
oottfred
thava
will
ntrnin
"hp
fniir
Ipnmips
in
nnorntinn
this
spjisnn
i
superintendent
of
district
Senior,
with
three
teams;
Intermediate,
with
three
teams
ties
In
SS'SSffcSS
Alberta
and
British
Colum
Ladles,
two
or
three
teams,
anarr
Junior,
three
teams.
Next
Tuesday
night
there
will
be
another
meeting
to
receive
entries
and
further
organize
for
the
season.
The
playing
venue,
it
is
expected,
will
again
be
the
Moose
Hall.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Ex-Mayor
C.
H.
Orme.
Honorary
Vice-Presidents,
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston,
B.
D.
Macdonald
and
W.
H.
Tobey.
President,
F.
A.
Rogers
Vice-President.
Jack
Campbell
i
(re-electedi.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Johnson
(re-elected).
MAJOR
WATTS
IS
SPEAKER
(Continued
from
Page
1)
WJNNiPEq.
Sept.
26:
An-nouncement
1s
made
today
by
Canadian
National
Telegraphs
of
the
to
be
No.
5
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Fam
I
Help
,
Yottr
Boy
To
WIN!
I
.JIVEIiim
a
fighting
chance
t,o
win
ht
greatest
race
the
contest
which
starts
the
moment
he
enters
the
busineit
world.
It
'will
he
a
tough
race,
with
dion.
sands
of
compciitorn.
And
the
odds
j
are
against
your
hoy,
unless
you
see
to
l
tunc
that
he
will
he
thoroughly
.
trained
that
he
will
have
every
4T
opportunity
to
succeed.
Life
asNo
your:
w
Insurance
GUARD!
Aft
OF
CANADIAN
Simply
hy
putting
aside
savings
in
Life
Insurance
which
will
provide
for
hit
complete
education.
Then,
whether
or
not
you
are
hero
to
share
hU
future,
ambitions,
there
will
he
sufficient
money
guaranteed
to
give
him
the
chance
he
deserve.
Talk
It
over
wilh
a
Life
Insurance
representative
now
and
get
complete
Information
on
how
you
can
help.
'
jlow
can
you
help
your
hoy
to
WIN?
your
lioy
to
WIN.
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