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NEWS
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THAT
YOU
CAN'T
HAVE
STYlj
AND
COMFORT
TOO
.
-Y
.
Forget
in?
Ixnpreulota
you
may
have
formed
about
so
rilled
corrective"
thoes,
until
jrou
btve
investigated
Anbgrips.
la
design,
detail,
Lee
and
color,
they
fit
in
with
the
latest
fashlanj
.
.
.
and
keen
you
feeling
tit.
ill's
(be
wvlsiblesrch-supporting
jhank
built
ia:u
these
.thou
that
does
it!
o4pcf
tiMp
SHOES
8
Y
B
1A
C
H
F
O
R
D
MR.
McGEER
AND
MR.
M
ANSON
s
u
m
!
m
'
The
Family
'
Shoe
Store
j
,
Third
Avenue
Phone
357
lljrHWSBKIlXa
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
fftlNCE
RUPERT
-
BUIT1SU
COLUMBIA
PuhlUhed
.Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday.
hy
.Prince
.Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F..PULLEN
Managlng-Edfcoi
CONSIDERING
THE
JATiENTS
'
Complaint
was
made
at
the
monthly
meeting
of
the'
'Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
board
at
the
-end
of
the
week
of
the
noise
of
playing
children
around
the
institu-j
non
uisiuruing
me
,patients
tnerein.
we
do
not
suppose
,that
it
should
oe
necessary
for
the
parents
of
the
children
Concerned
to
be
given
imore
than
a
gentle
;hint
.with
a
view!
to
having
them
restrain
the
youngsters
whoso
innocent
noise
is
complained
about.
After
all,
the
circumstances
"are
exceptional
and
only
those
who
have
ibeen
really
sick'
:can
realize
how
such
nouses
as
these
can
.annoy.
In
justiceito
the
children,
it
must
be
admitted
ithat
.
there
are
few
-enough
.places
in
Prince
Rupert,
.where
'they
;may
.play.
Also
this
is
school
holiday
time.
Nevertheless,
due
(consideration
should
also
be
given
the
sick.
-
The
"British
Columbia
Legislature
will
be
the
poorer
through
losing
two
.members
ot
the
type
of
3Ipyor
G.
G.
McGeer
.of
Vancouver
and
A.
M.
Manson
K.C.M,
L.
A.
for
Qmineca,,
who
.are
resigning
to
enter
the
broader
sphere
of
federal
politics.
From
what
we
can
gather
in
reports
from
Vancouver,
both
have
good
chp.ncesof
being
elected
to
the
Ottawa
seats
so
their
services
will
not
be
lost
to
the
country.
As
for
Mr.
McGeer,
the
causes
which
he
(espouses
are
more.
essentially
federal
and
he
will
have
the
opportunity
of
giving
'better
service
in
Ottawa
than
in
Victpria.
We
in
the
north
.will
be
sorry
'to
.lose
Mr.
Manson
as
a
member
in
the
central
interior
district
of
Omineca
which
he
has
served
faithfully
and
well
since
1916.
We
have
no
doubt
that
he
will
serve
equally
well
at
Ottawa
if
he
is
elected.
There
is
no
question
about
his
competency.
There
are
few
men
in
public
life
in
British
Columbia
who
have
had
so
many
admirers
irrespective
of
party
lines.
He
has
served
the
iprovince
in
many
spheres
but
po.siblv
the
best
testimonial
to
his
ability
is
constituted
in
the
testimonials
to
,the
work
he
.has
.done
by
the
expressions
of
apprecia
tion
.thatcanibe
so
consistently
heard.
at
all
times
from
his
constituents.
Mr.
Manson,
possibly
more
unobtrusive
to
day
than
:he
may
:have
been
a
few
years
ago,
has
it
in
him
to
go
a
great'deal
further
yet
in
public
service.
LOGGER
IN
FATALITY
Krist
Ilamer
Passes
Away
After
ReJag
Xrpshed
.by
.Log
On
Stephens
.Island
departure
had
Prince
Rupert.
been
made
for
The
boat
arrived
ln
port
about
6
o'clock
Saturday
evening
with
the
body
on
board.
The
police
were
at
once
noUfled
and
the
body
re
moved
to
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C
Undertakers.
An
inquiry
was
held
as
a
result
Krist
Hamer,
48-year
old
Nor-
of
which
the
coroner
was
satisfied
weglan,
passed,
a'way
at
thcend
of
i
that
the
fatality
was
due
to
accl-
thje
sweek
aboard
a
gasboat
on
derit.
which
he
was
belrl?
brought
to
thei
Hamer
formerly
lived
at
Port
D.
L.J
A.
P.
4
1
17
15
6
4
1
15
17
6
mm
'SPORT
YANKS
ARE
ABOUT
OUT
Detroit
Tigers
Beern
Assured
Pennant
TUht
Rare
in
National
Baseball
Standings
American
League
New
York
...
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
...
Philadelphia
Washington
W.
Detroit
j66
...59
52
..
...54
91
...43
44
St.
Louis
35
i
L.
37
42
47
49
51
54
59
65
National
League
W.
L.
New
York
67
38
St.
Louis
,
,63
40
Chicago
.
..67
43
Pittsburg
58
51
Brooklyn
48
57
Philadelphia
,48
58
ClncinnaU
47
60
Boston
27
78
of
games.
R
There
was
little
change
in
the
I
three-way
struggle
far
the
Na-aitional
League
pennant
New
Yark
y
ioianbs
lost
to
the
Phillies
aud
Crhi-
icatto
Cubs
defeated
the
St.
Louis
j
i
Cardinals,
ending
their
winning
i
streak
at
eight
games
On
Satur-j
day
Dizzy
Dean
had
pitched
the
Cardinals
to
victory
Week-end
Big
Ivague
scores:
'SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
St.
Louis
4,
Chicago
2.
New
York
6-1,
Philadelphia
3-6
Cincinnati
3.
Pittsburg
0.
Boston
6.
Brooklyn
5.
American
.League
Philadelphia
7-2,
New
York
18-7;
Chicago
0,
Detroit
4.
Cleveland
5,
St.
Louis
6.
wasningion
a,
uosion
v
f
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
Washington
4-4,
Boston
2-5.
Philadelphia
8-5,
New
York
4-4.
Chicago
1.
Detroit
4.
Cleveland
10-7.
St.
Louis
7-7
(se
cond
game
called
on
account
ol
darkness
in
eleventh
inning).
National
League
Boston
5-2,
Brooklyn
7-3.
New
York
0.
Philadelphia
2.
Cincinnati
4-4,
Pittsburg
2-3.
St.
Louis
2,
Chicago
3.
Pet.
X41(
.584
.5251
J24
iOO
.443
.427
550
Pet
.638
.612
X09
.532
y457
.453
.439
557
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
Aug.
12
No.
8
vs.
No.
lfl.
Personnel
of
Rinks
The
personnel
of
rinks
Is
as
fol
lows,
last
named
in
each
case
be
Ing
skip:
No
.1
F.
Vlckers,
J.
II.
McLeod,
A.
R.
Nichols,
D.
Borland.
No.
2
A.
J.
Webber,
R.
E.James,
P.
Lakle,
J.
J.
Little.
No.
3
.R.
Qammon.
A.
T.
.Parkin
W.
H.
Tobey,
O.
Woodland.
No.
4
J.
8.
Irvine,
S.
D.
Macdon-ald.
W.
II.
Wilson-Murray,
L.
Ar-roll.
No.
5
F.
A.
MacCulIum,
T.
Mc-Meekln.
II.
W.
Birch,
J.
Watson.
No.
6-rF.
A.
Rogers,
E.
Dlekman,
F.
S.
Walton,
J.
Frew.
No.
7
D.
Crerar.
W.
Coates,
R.'
M.
Wlnslow,
D.
MacPhee.
No.
8
H.
T.
Cross,
W.
Millar,
F.
Dlbb,
P.
Tinker.
No.
0-W.
D.
-Vance,
Steve
King,
R.
E.
Benson,
J.
Preeee.
The
standing
of
rinks
to
.
date
is
as.
follows:
V.
Tinker
.7
Arroll!...
6
city
by
his
.partner.
Vic
Markland,'
fcdward
and,
as
far
as
Is
,
known,
MacPhV
6
from
the
west
coast
of
Stephens
!
was
unmarried.
A
brother.
John
Watson
1
1
.
5
Island
where
)ie
had
sustained
ser-!
Hamer,
is
fishing
at
Mlnktrap
Bay.
I
Woodland"
"
A
wus
injuries
in
a
jogging
.accident
log
slipped
while
Markland
and
mmer
were
jacking
,Jt.
up
and
fell
on
flamer,
lie
was
moved
out
to:
the
boat
by
"Markland
and
passed
away
about
half
an
hour
after
FOOTBALL
LEAQUK
STANDING
Legion
Regiment
W.
1
...1
Hill
3
Preeee
3
Macdonald
2
Little
2
Borland
2
Frew
J2
L.
.1
2
3
2
4
5
5
.5
.5
4
7
SPORT
CHAT
Commiserating
v;th
Pnnee
Rupert's
baseball
players
in
their
to
annex
the
'-up
that
was
re
presentative
of
th
baseball
cham-
plaruhlp
of
Northern
and
Central
NEW
YORK,
Au?.
12-Chance
BrltUi,
Columbia,
we
cannot
but
of
the
New
York
Yankees
to
cap-
expreM
our
admin,
tion
for
the
ex-ture
the
American
League
pennant
ceiient
sportsmanship
displayed
by
faded
further
yesterday
when
they
the,players
in
theit
games
at
SniU
lost
a
double-header
to
the
Phila-
th
"
durlM
Rifca'
flac
.da
v.
delphia
Athletics
while
the
Detroit
"Generous
in
victory
they
were
noble
ngers
won
meir
nimu
5inuBiii.
ln
dt(eat
and
Ied
by
Uw
oW
veter.
victory
by
beating
the
Chicago
Bm
jumble
ai
d
SUn
Moran.,
White
Sox
and
i,ncreasfd
of
leadership
their
thev
did
their
home
town
Droud
in
to
six
Jull
behavior
and
aport
entiemanH-
necs,
says
the
IrUTior
New.
But
all
thece
fine
qualities
had
a
cloud
that
was
not
as
creditable
to
the
town
as
the
players
were
l
men
of
pride
tothit
community.
Here
we
had
a
fine
lot
of
young
atliletas
ready
to
their
beat
to
play
some
part
in
establishing
the
supremacy
of
the
coast
eMy.
The
mere'faet
that
fates
were
against
them
does
not
matter.
Tltey
p4ay
ed
the
game.
But
.Prince
Rupert
sent
their
players
out
looking
like
bowery
tramps
with
thei'
uniforms
de
corated
Vlth
cheap
advertising.
Clothes
may
not
make
the
man.
but
ln
such
oa.es
they
establish
-the
spirit
of
a
community
Those
boy
were
ball
players
darned
good
ones,
too
and
It
displayed
a
poor
sense
of
sportsmanship
on
the
part
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people
to
send
them
out
as
glorified
sand
wich
men.
The
Rupert
boys
would
have
tried
no
harder
had
they
been
ar
rayed
in
fine
uniforms.
They
were
boys
of
that
kind.
But
It
would
certainly
have
been
more
complimentary
to
the
sports
spirit
of
that
city
had
they
sent
their
players
out
as
representing
that
city's
finest
sense
of
sportsmanship
rather
than
have
them
out
on
the
ball
field
to
advertise
the
fact
that
a
jood
place
to
get
a
shot
in
the
arm
was
at
Qyp
the
Blood's
or
that
Olck
Smith
sold
good
meat.
With
their
Rotary
Club
and
their
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
other
organizations.
Prince
Rupert
alight
well
spend
some
time
in
ouU
fitUng
their
baseball
team
in
a
manner
commensurate
with
their
great
ability
and
in
keeping
with
the
fine
sportsmanship
the
boys
displayed.
Baseball
Playoff
TUESDAY.
'AUGUST
13
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Klks
FOOTBALL
.MONDAY.
AUGUST
12
Regiment
vs.
Can.
Legion
Nominations
In
Alberta
Three
Hundred
Candidates
n
Field
.
For
Flection
on
Thursday
Of
Next
Week
EDMONTON,
Aug
.
12:
With
three
hundred
candidates
in
the
Mining
Activity
At
Atlin
Planned
Private
English
Srudirate
Carrying;
Out
Urk
On
Large
Area
Of
Placer
Leases
VICTORIA.
.
Auust
12:-
II
E
Runnings,
who
recently
retired
from
the
brokerage
business
hre
has
returned
with
George
Kldd
from
.Alaska
and
AUln.
where
th?',
went
to
Inspect
the
.work
they
are
carrying
on
for
a
private
English
Uyndieate
.developing
a
big
.area
of
placer
leases.
Bnice
McMteklng,
son
of
Dr
A
E.
MCMicking.
went
north
with
Mr.
Hunutngs
to
Join
the
crew
v
the
property,
and
will
remaJn
tiwrr
for
the
season.
After
debarking
from
the
Alaska
jxt,
Mr.
.Ilunnhigs
and
party
flew
In
from
Ca
roross
by
flytn
boat
to
the
placer
workings
They
brought
out
a
quantity
of
gold
on
their
return
trip.
Mr.
Runnings
wid
the
associates
in
England,
in
the
teeommendation
of
the
opualing
officials
In
the
nor'h,
bad
decided
on
a
considerable
enlargement
of
the
present
rata
of
production
This
will
be
carried
out
by
the
Installation
of
larger
equipment
Barbara
Hutton
Pays
Dearly
To
Secure
Freedom!
COPENHAGEN.
Denmark.
Aug
12:
Commenting
upon
reports
that
Prince
Alexic
Mdlvanl,
her
former
husband,
killed
recenUy
In
an
automobile
accident
In
Spain,
had
left
her
a
larg
estate
the
former
Barbara
Hutton.
American
heiress,
told
newspaper
reporters
yesterday
that
since
she
had
secured
her
Reno
divorce
a
few
months
ago
from
him,
she
had
been
paying
Mdlvanl
at
the
rat
of
70.000
annually.
Under
the
circumstance,
she
commented,
it
wai
hardly
reasonable
to
believe
that
le
had
left
her
a
fortune.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
J
03
.500
pounds,
6.'c
and
5c
to
7.2c
and
5c.
Canadian
10200
pounds.
5c
to
5.4c
and
5c.
Canadian
Capclla.
18.000;
iliobbic.
'11.000;
Embla,
19.000,
arid
Cape
Spencer.
12,000.
Cold
Storage.
5c
straight.
Cape
Beale,
40,000,
refuted
5.4c
and
5c
and
left
for
Vancouver.
Oony.
15,500,
and
Margaret
II,
22,000.
Cold
Storage.
52c
and
5c.
Viking
I,
15,500;
Edward
Llpselt,
13,000;
Tramp,
15500.
and
'Clipper,
18.000.
AUln.
5.1c
and
5c.
5c.
Gulvlk.
13,000.
Booth,
5.2c
and
5c.
Toodie,
.13,000,
Booth.
-5.1c
and
5c
Southend,
16,000.
AUln,
5.2c
and
Mother
II,
12,500.
.holding
over,
American
Estep,
25.000,
.Cold
Storage,
65c
and
5.5c.
,
Teddy
J.,
13.000,
Booth,
1c
and
55c.
Reliance
.1,
16,000,
.Pacific,
6.9c
and
55c.
Midway.
15500,
Alln,
12c
and
5.5c.
8tar,
12,000,
Pacific.
7.1c
and
55c.
Emma,
11,000,
Royal,
7.2c
and
6.5c.
Rainier
II,
11,000,
Royal,
7c
'and
55c.
Galli-Curci
Has
Operation
Famous
Operatic
Star
Under
Knife
At
Chicago
For
'Remoral
Of
Goitre
field,
today
was
nomination
day
1
for
the
Alberta
general
provincial
CHICAOO,
Aug
12:
Amellta
election
which
'.will
be
held
on
'OalllCurcl,
celebrated
operatic
AUgust
22.
The
principal
groups
ar'
underwent
a
successful
opera
seeking
suffrage
nre
United
Far-
t,on
Saturday
In
a
local
hospital
mers
of
Alberta
(government).
lor
removal
of
goitre
and
Is
mak-Llberals,
Conservatives
and
Social
,nS
Z00
progress.
The
operation,
Credit.
There
are
four
or
more
performed
under
a
locdl
anaes-cqndldates
In
the
most
of
ridings.
tnetlc-
wl"
'not
Impair
the
singer's
,
voice,
It
is
staged.
DICKIi;
RENOMINATED
JDUNOAN,
August
12
(CP)
C.
H,
Pickle,
the
sitting
member,
was
renominated
Conservative
candidate
for
the
federal
riding
of
Namilmo
at
the
forthcoming
election
lin
i
convention
here.
OLIVER
PFLOOUIN.JJURIKD
A
number
of
friends
attended
the
funeral
this
afternoon
of
Oliver
Peloquln,
well
known
pioneer
of
the
city.
.After
high
rtqulcm
mass
had
been
celebrated
In
the
Church
-
of
the
Annunciation,
burial
was
sThls
afternoon's
train
from
the
made
:)n
.Filrvlew
Cemetery.
Pall-
east.arrlved.on
time
at
2H5,
bring-
bearers
-were
L.
tF.
Turgeon,
L.
J.
ing
in
a
goodly
number
of
passen-
Blaln,
J.
Boulet,
H
A.
Duhamel,
icrs.
Henri
Letoumeau
and
D.
Lucas.
i
Slnco1Q57
the
word
SEAORAM'6"
MkvS,
I
on
Canadian
Whisky
has
stood
for
WMA
QU"ty
SUPrem
'f
yU
want
tarn
"Say
Seagram's
and
be
Sure"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
Ly
'
.e
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
FRUIT
FOR
PRESERVING
Seasonal
Line
Are
Still
feature
Of
'Loral
Retail
Market
Apricot
Late
and
Kcarre
Seasonal
fruit
is
still
the
feature;
ot
the
local
retail
maiket
with
speeial
Interest
In
pmervirar.
lines.
Okanasnn
rirleoU
have
not
star-
tA
t
r
n
lvs
In
ft
vit
VAllimii
OA
Vvf
race
cherries
have
Just
made
their
!
Celery.
U.C.,
head
Iftr
V
Hothouse
Tomatee.
N
Basket
PMd
Ttmatoea,
lb
Basket
Lettuce.
Iocs.!
hsad
6r
'
Oreen
Peas;
B.C..
3
lbs
i
Radishes.
2
bunches
CucurofeM,
hotltouM'
I"'
,
Outskwr
t
at
h
5c
to
Vetetabie
Marrow
mm!
Often
Bwiia.
lb.
Wax
Dns.
lb.
Orecn
Pepperx
lb.
Feed
but
.
VMy
Timothy
ted
jiext.week.
This
fruH
Jf
.-.iZJ.w.
..
Ihu
w.r
nnH
tlir
eASoa
will
be
.-AIWr-
short.
Uprlver
table
cherries,
which
B"'.;
have
been
of
excellent
quality
this
"
'hZx
year,
are
about
flnHhed.
Sour
Ter-
FttM
Oat
Chops
appearance
and
are
aim
of
good
Craghed
t)aU
quality,
supplies
nre
scan
-na
j...,v
housewives
dcairotts
of
putting
this
Klasn
variety
up
arc
oruig
w
Oyster
Shell
der
without
delay.
Fine
red
and
black
currants
from
the
interior
j-
,
,
.Mrau
have
been
available
for
the
Pl'iOMUn
Chicken
in.
week
or
so
and
nre
about
over.
I
,Um
unt
unuir
There
has
been
a
short
crop
of
',Unv
nnl
tr1(,,.
raspDernes
arounp
"iijaeon.alde.
sliced.
oei
gta:
year,
growers
there
being
able
to
pork
nia
D
only
partially
fill
crder.
lPork;
Mn
,b
New
apples
tare
.now
In
-Oallfor-1
ppj
jk
nla
gravenstelna
and
BtitUh
O-ipork,
dry
salt.
Ib7
lumbla
transparents.
!
Veal.'
loin.
lb.
.
Okanagan
onions
are
making
anjIlMf'
not
'madl
Jb
market.
Retail
prices
current
here
are
as
follbws:
ZiS
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,uOrade
A
Large,
cartoned,
doz.
JS
Local,
new
laid,
doz.
.45
Apples
Cal.
Qravenstelns,
doz.-
35c
to
..
.43
B.
C.
Transparents,
.lb
Jr7
Fruits
Outdoor
Rnuoarb,
lb.
.
,04
Lemons,
doz.
35c
jo.
:
.....
42
Oranges,
doz.
20c.
to......
;iu
Orapefrult,
CaL
each,
5c
to
.10
Plums.
Wash.,
lb:
12c
to
Bananas,
lb
.
Okanagan
Onions,
lb
-.
Garlic,
Imported,
per
.lb,
.-Cabbage,
B.C.,
per
lb.
Ac
to
Cauliflower,
B.C.,
15c
to
Parsley,
bunch
Carrots,
B.C.,
buhoh
Turnips,
bunch'
;
v
-
Beets,
B.C.,
bunch
w
.15
12V4
Cantcloupcs,
Cat.,
each
13c
to
.18
Cherries.
Lamberts,
Jb
20c
to
.
5
Sour
Terrace
Cherries,
lb.
il2
Raspberries,
local,
basket
.10
Peaches,
doz.
40c
to
50
Watermelon,
lb.
...
j08
Honeydew
Melons,
each
35c
to
50
Casaba
Melons,
lb
.08
Apricots,
2
lbs
.25
Red
and
Black
Currants,
lias.
d0
Malaga
Orapes,
lb
.
55
Rlbler
Orapes,
lb
,25
8eedless
Orapes,
;lb,
20
Rutter
iFancy
cartoned,
ilb,
...
31
No.
2
Creamery,
lb.
21
Lard
Pure,
lb
,.
J8
Vegetables
New
Potatoes,
B.C.'.
JO
lbs
21
Oreen
Onions,
?
bunches
JD5
M
55
XO
.20
JDO
0)5
.05
'.03
Veal,
shout-tor.
lb.
ftc
t
Beef.
boHing.
lb
10c
Beef,
roast
prime
rib
lb.
Beef
stak.
lb.
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb
Lamb.
t,
lb
Lamb
Chops,
lb.
Fish
Halibut,
fresh,
lb.
Hmoked
Kippers,
lb.
15;
Kalmon.
red
spring,
fresh
White.
2
lbs.
..
Honey
fcttraetcd
Honey,
per
Jar
2C
U
Comb
Honey
Nuts
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
Walnuts,
shelled
halves,
lb.
Almonds,
shelled,
lb,
Flour
Flour,
49's,
No.
1
ha?d
wf
Second
Patent
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
45c
to
Aust.
Pastry
Flour.
10
lbs.
Dried
rrults
White
Figs,
lb.
alack
Cooking
Figs,
lb.
Dates,
oulk.
lb.,
8c
Smyrna
Natural
Figs.
lb.
Lemon
and
orange
Peel
citron
peel
Prunes,
30-40.
Jb.
Prunes,
4050,
lb.
...
Prunes,
60-70,
lb
Raisins,
Australian
seedless,
lb-Raisins,
Cal.,
seedless,
lb.
Currants,
lb.
Apricots,
lb
Apples,
dried
Hc
w
Peaches,
peeled,
15c
to
Sugar
White.
J00
lbs.
.
yellow.
100
lbs
Cheese
Ontario
solids,
new,
lb.
22r
Edam,
lb.
Ontario,
mature,
lb
.
t
1
2
1
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