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latest
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NEWS.
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URITISU
COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupeit
bally
News,
Limited.
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SPPSCRIPTIf)M
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
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advance
15fl
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
..
l
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
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Empire
and
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States,
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per
year
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.
six.
DAILY
EDITION
Thursday;
June
8,
193:
ASTRAL
PHENOMENON
Following
trie
news
published
in
this
paper
yesterday
telling
of
the.
appearance
of
a
brilliant
meteor
flashing
over
Prince
Rupert,
we
consulted
an
astrologist
as
to
tlu
meaning
of
the
phenomenon.
The
seer
went
th
ough
the
proper
formalities
incident
to
a
search
into
the
possibilities
of
the
future,
passed
into
a
trance,
and
revialed
thai
the
appearance
of
the
meteor
was
a
propitious
tvent
signifying
some
great
change
in
connection
with
the
city.
It
might
mean
the
birth
of
a
great
man
who
would,
aftei
much
tribulation,
descend
upon
Ottawa
and
secure
work
and
wages
for
all
the
people
including
sinners.
It
mjghl
mean
that
the"
port
had
been
selected
for
some
great
centre
such
as
that
of
a
naval
base
or
the
shipping
point
for
grain
froii)
the
Peace
River
by
way
of
a
new
westerr
outlet.
More
possibly
it
indicated
an
"industrial
development
which
would
bring
such
prosperity
to
Prince
Rupert
that
there
would
be
work
and
wages
for
all
(including
sinners),
merchants
and
others
would
Ikj
able
to
pay
theii
rent,
debtors
pay
their
overdue
bills
and
meet
their'draftf
and
the
sheriff
be
given
a
holiday
The
astrolqgigt
came
to,
shook
herself
together,
rubbed
her
eyes,
smiled
and
inquired:
"What
have
I
been
talkino
ituuut
s
i
mncy
1
must
nave
been
in
heaven."
DON'T
FORfJET
INTERIOR
Pripce
Rupert
people
and
especially
the
merchants
are
urged
once
mqre
to
remember
the
farmers
of
the
interior.
This
is
the
natural
market
for
much
of
their
produce.
They
must
sell
or
they
cannot
carry
qn.
We
have
to
buy
and,
if
we
can
buy
from
them,
it
will
be
a
double
advan
tage.
Merchants,
too,
will
remember
that,
if
thev
buy
from
the
farmers,
they
will
be
more
likely
to
find
a
mar-Ket
fpr
their
qyn
goods
among
the
peqple
of
the
interior.
Farmers
are
the
wealth
producers
of
the
country.
They
have
suffered
like
the
rest
of
us
from
the
long
depression
Mlch
is
now
ranidlv
nassinrr.
Thnv
dosprvn
pvpcu
nncciWa
encouragement.
They
need
encouragement
from
us
per-
nuutiiy
in
neipmK
to
provide
piem
a
market
and
they
need
encouragement
from'the
governments,
such
as
has
been
promised
in
the
establishment
of
experimental
stations
and
through
their
institutes.
We
commend
this
cause
to
all
concerned.
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Baseball
Standings
Natiopal
Lrarue
New
York
..
27
St.
Louis
24
Pittsburg
is
Chicago
.2l
Brooklyn
21
ClncinnaU
16
Philadelphia
14
Boston
ll
American
Leacue
New
York-
27
Cleveland
23
Chicago
22
Detroit
22
Bostqn
.20
Washington
18
Philadelphia
16
St.
Louis
13
L.
11
,
17
19
17
20
23
24
28
16
17
17"
18
21
23
23
26
Pt
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5M
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.553
.512
.410
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1
In
a
free
hitting
ten
(flfliflf
City!
Softball
League
contest
last
night;
with
both
teams
playing
loose
ball
the
Junior
Elks
gave
the
strong
Grotto
aggregation
iU
first
defeat
of
the
season
by
a
score
of
10
to
9.
The
Orotto
made
a
strong
bid
In
the
extra
Inning,
securing
two
runs
but
with
the
two
winning
run
cpi
'
bases.
Howe
in
w
out
to
Urnra,
etui-'
nig
uie
game,
nayiors
caicn
in,
right
field
in
the
last
Jflnjng
wgaj
easUy
the
best
play
of
th
ggjne
while
Simonson.
for
the
QnMta.
a-!
ter
being
moved
from
third
to
left
!
field,
played
excellent
ball.
Me-!
Meekin.
for
the
Elk,
smashed
out
four
safe
hits
in
six
time
at
bat
With
Lindsay
getting
three
hit.
Grotto
Ourvich
c
Yager
n
Ratchford
lb..
AnUjnelll
2b..
Ftohei
ss.,
Hill
3b.,
Simonson
If.,
Stajkff
.,
Howe
rf.
I
Junior
Elks
Morgap
c,
Lindy
p..
Campbell
lb..
Qpmadina
2b..
Cross
ss.,
Steffenarud
3b.
Mchite-t
klnlf,
Arney
cf..
Nayfcpr
rf.
umpires
oomadina
and
John
son.
League
Standinr
W.
L
Grotto
2
j
C
N.
R.
A.
I
l
Junior
Elks
1
2
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY.
JIJNE
6
Can.
Legion
rs.
Reiimtnt
FRIRAV
JUljE
7
EJks
ys.
Lejijon
Pft.
.657,
500.
3??
.u.
-
it
SCOTTISH
BEAT
'PEG
Seven
to
Two.
Scpre
jn
Favor
f)t
Tourint
f)il
pountry
Foolfcal!
Ejefen
WINNIPEG,
J.une
6:
CP
The
touring
Scottish
eleven
defeated
a
picked
Wjnnjpeg
soccer
team
by
a
score
of
7
to
2
here
lasf
night.
Baseball
Scores
National
Leacue
Brooklyn
3-2,
pqston
0-10.
New
York
3-7,
Philadelphia
4-4.
Cincinnati
2,
Chicago
5.
One
game
postpone
d.
American
League
Chicago
0,
St
Louis
2.
Boston
4,
Washlpgtpn
5.
Philadelphia
9,
rfew
York
7.
Cleveland
4-4,
Detroit
5-4
(last
game
called
on
account
of
dark
nes).
282
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.575
.564
.550
.488
.439
.410
.333
SR
MM.COIM
CAMI'Br.LL
TO
IIRIVE
AT
SALT
LAW
LONDON.
June
6:-Slf
Mai-
colm
Campbell,
famous
Brl-
tlsh
automobile
racing
driver,
announced
yesterday
that
he
wpuld
make
a
new
attempt
on
the
salt
beds
near
Salt
Lake
City
in
July
to
set
a
new
wprld's
speed
record
of
300
miles
per
hour
with
his
A.
t
J.
fActe
rwu
THE
DAILY
NtW3
Ttey.
June
in
.
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p
Penman's
....
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Full
Fashioned
H
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Silk
r
4
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!
GROTTO
IS
urn
a
4?W
DEFEATED
Stocking
Junior
Elks
Winners
in
Extf
Jn
ning
Softball
Game
A
LITTLE
COMPANY
GROWN
BIG
IMPERIAL
OIL
was
a
little
Company
in
1880.
There
was
then
only
a
handful
of
employees.
A
dozen
or
so
products
were
the
Company's
stock
in
trade.
Today
nearly
18,000
Canadian
men
and
women
are
engaged
in
making
and
selling
71.4
different
Imperial
Oil
Products.
So,
counting
their
families,
there
are
about
90,000
people
directly
dependent
for
livelihood
on
this
Company
and
its
operations.
VQfiOO
is
a
lot
of
Canadians.
Imperial
Oil's
growth
depended
upon
more
than
growth
in
population
and
demand.
Fair
dealing,
honest
value
and
the
ability
to
meet
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
pefrattd
Booth
Iy
Scpre
Two
Goals
to
Nil
After
a
Junior
League
football
game
in
which
Illh
had
all
the
better
of
the
first
half
and
Boqth
the
better
of
the
second
half,
King
Edward
High
School
finished
winners
by
twp
goals
tq
nU
last
nght.
The
garne
was
Yy
keenly
fought
out.
Russell
Cameron
used
his
speed
and
might
to
advantage
to
register
the
first
goal
for
High.
Later
a
penalty
was
awarded
but
Gulipk;
from
the
spot,
drove
against
the
upright
and
the
ball
was
cleared-
Krause
fumbled
a
shot
in
the
sun
but
finally
cleared.
Percy
Knutsqn
was
playing
a
grand
game
for
Booth
wnlch
was
lucky
fa
be
only
one
goal
behind
at
half
tme.
The
second,
half,
found
the
Booth
team
attacking.
Rarely
did
the
JUgh
pjayeii
get
away.
Christian
missed
a
chance
clqse
n
from
Hojkestad's
cprper
and
McKay
went
closje.
Frpm
apother
corner
well
taken
by
Jtoikestad.
pick
Camerqn
turned
the
ball
over
the
GROTTO
TAXI
456
Three
Cars
at
your
service.
Bert
Morgan
Ihid
Uarrie
nor.
bar
when
a
goal
seemed
certain
U-rtle
O'Neill
broke
away
b.ut
Mr-Lean
and
McKay
stopped
hirn.
Qu-lick
was
pjayjpg
a
strong
defence
game
and
prQwn
and
Eastman
were
able
lp
Iwld
Boqth
forwards.
RlU:he
was
nearly
thrpugh
but
Wllllscrpft
ran
out
and
kicked
clear.
Husqy
got
close
in
but
Krause
ran
qut
and
saved.
Russell
Cameron
went
thrpugh
to
add
a
second
goal
for
High
against
the
run
of
the
play.
Booth
still
pressed
but
was
unable
to
score.
Hgh
School
Wllllscpft;
Browp,
Eastman;
Croxford.
Gullck,
Tan-aka;
Jlyjjfty.
'Clausen.
iJ'Nelll.
Beale,
A.
Cameron.
Hppth
Krause;
L.
Knuston.
P.
Knuteon;
Scherk,
McKay,
McLean;
mac
amtrpn,
Christian.
Ritchie.
Davie.
Hojkesiad.
Jimmy
Carroll
referred
KITKATLA
ROJ-TRAJ.L
STANIHNC.
w.
l.
pet.
Tip"
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3
Ml
Felix
the
Cat
5
5
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Mickey
Mouse
4
7
2C$
Many
a
person
who
has
Ipxfc
something
blesses
the
pally
News
want
ad
Taxi
99
The
latest
Ip
motor
transportation
3
CAR
SEIIVIOB
Sinn
Moran,
Proprietor
new
needs
with
new
products
and
new
ser
vices
all
played
their
pan.
Of
course
a
loyal,
capable
staff
was
indispensable.
Such
a
staff
wa?
bud
up
by
fair
and
considerate
treat-mcnt.
Good
wages,
sickness
and
death
benefits,
retirement
pensions,
group
insurance,
industrial
councils
these
arc
some
of
the
measures
by
which
the
Company
has
recognized
its
responsibility
to
the
men
and
women
jn
its
employ.
These
men
and
women
have
recognized
in
turn
their
responsibility
to
the
Company.
Uy
loyal,
whole-hearted
service
they
have
helped
it
to
make
better
products
at
lower
cost
and
thus
become
"a
big
company."
IMPERIAL
OIL
LIMITED
SIGN
OFHfPERIAL
I
ITHE
PRODUClSy
I
"HAPPY
DAYS
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StymeM
tlprt
and
fatigue
wjth
a
lona
cool
Collins-ant)
to
give
that
Collins
a
smoothness
and
bouquet
not
obtainable
with
any
other
gin
use
Burnett's
London
Pfy-tho
ftjn
tliat
made
the
19ti
hoc
famous
BURNETT'S
GIN
This
adyertUement
js
ijot
published
pr
jJIffplayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
pr
by
the
Qoyernment
Of
British
Columbia.
l.'
J1H
IIJ!!I
"
isr.
t
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.