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98
86
Friday,
September
4,
1936
In
connection
with
the
recent
political
campaign
at
.Vancouver
it
"was
noticed''
that
the
C.
C.
F.
meetings
were
much
better
attended
than
those
of
the
other
parties.
In
one
or
tw;o
cases:
oie
of
,tb.e
newspapers
noted
particularly
the
paucity
of
attendance
at
the
meetings
of
the
winning
candidate.
This
goes
.to
show
that
the
attendance
at
meetings
lias
little
to
"do
with
the
general
trend
of
public
opinion.
People,
go
out
to
see
the
fun
if
they
think
there
is
likely
to
be
heckling.
Also
there
is
a
section
of
every
community
that
likes
to
hear
other
people
.ci'itjqixed
ajid
jibed'
at.
Any
newspaper
could
increase
its
circulation
appreciably
if
it
were"
willing
to
lend
its
columns
to
jibes
and
sneers
and
unwarranted
criticisms.
PORTLAND
CANAL
DEVELOPMENT
The
Premier
mine
was
for
many
years
the
only
shipping
mine
in
the
Portland
Canal
area
but
its
continued
operation
lielped
to
inspire
others
with
faith
in
the
district
and
with
the
hope
that
another
similar
mine
might
be
developed.
Now
the
Big
Missouri
will
soon
take
its
place
as
a
second
large
shipper
of
ore
concentrates
which
will
make
the
Salmon
RiVer
vallev
outstanding
as
a
nroducer
of
gold
and
silver.
The
fact
that
a
company
such
as
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Comoanv
is
develop
ing
the
mine-
and
putting
it
into
production
insures
that
it
will
be
done
in
such
a.wav
as
to
brinir
the
best
results.
There
are
other
probabilities
In
the
same
district
that
may
i
1
1
i
"
prove
to
De
snipping
mines
some
day.
FALL
ACTIVITIES
This
is.
the
season
when
fall
activities
commence
after
a
long
Summer
holiday
during
which
many
Prince
Rupert
peopie
were
away
irom
.home
at
tleast
part
of
th,e
time.
Al
ready
the
days'are
shortening
and
there
are
sisrns
of
aut
umn
in
the
am
The
churches
are
lavincr
nlans
for
trreat
activity
and
doubtless
they
will
receive
loyal
support.'
Fraternal
ahd-.other
societies
will
be
holding
meetings
regularly
and
putting
on
entertainments.
Snort
enthusiasts
will
be
planning
their
winter
schedules
and
with
mnnev
a
little
more
plentiful
this
year
the
season
is
unusually
promising.
Activity
tends
to
happiness
and
contentment.
It
is
a
good,
sign
in
any
community
to
find
everyone
too
uuoj
uu
any
inure
man
mey
mr.euuy
nave
in
nancu
m
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
BrltUh
Columbia.
"spoMghatI
Mighty
enough
to
win
the
Cana-
dian
rugby
championship
last
sea.
son,
Wlnnlpegs
swing
into
a
frHlT
'
lln
schedule
this
Saturday
appar-;
Meanwhile
Reglna
Rough
Riders,
other
member
of
the
Western
Con
ference
and
outstanding
for
years
on
Canadian
grldirpns,
are
drilling
a
potent
squad
for
the
opening
of
the
Saskatchewan
season
in
Sas
katoon
on
Labor
Day.
They
meet
Hilltops.
Members
of
the
Western
Conference
meet
each
other
four
times
during
the
regular
season,
giving
each
team
eight
conference
games,
four
at
home
and
four
away.
In
addition,
Wlnnlpegs-
py
iwo
games
wun
uniiea
siaies
epi
lege
teams
under
American
rules.
On
September
19,
the
Canadian
champions
tackle
Concordia,
Col
lege,
Moorhead,
Minn.,
alma
mater
of
Coach
Bob
Fritz,
who
led
the
'Pegs
to
the
first
Dominion
senior
grid
title
ever
brought
west.
"Dyna
mite
Eddie"
James,
a
regular
last
year,
is
carrying
the
ball
with
all
his
famous
abandon
and
Cliff
Roseborough
has
been
the
sensa
tlon
of
practice
sessions.
"Tubber'
Kobrinsky,
Manitoba
Varsity
gra
duate,
and
the
veteran
Arnl
Coulter
are
available
for
action.
The
first-string
line
probably
will
be
the
same
as
last
year.
The
ends
are
well
taken
care
of
by
Bud
Mar-quardt'and
Joe
Peiplch0once
of
'St.
Cloud's
Teachers
College,
'Minn.
Peschel
and
husky
Lou
Mogul
are
the
middles
and
the
lrisides
are
filled
by
Eddie
Kushner,
one
of
Winnipeg's
greatest
grid
products,
and
Bert
OJa,
line
coach
and"
erstwhile
Minnesota
great.
Lou
Adelman,
corpulaht
and
agey
centre,
probably
will
be
in
the
pivot
berth
again.
Lou
has
seen
almost
twenty
years
of
senior
rugby
and
still
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
game's
great
centres.
If
the
cham
pions
have
a
weakness,
it
lies
In
a
dearth
of
line
relief.
Nevertheless,
Qja's
brilliant
drilling
has
produced
number
of
husky
youngster?
whose
value
may
be
seen
during
the
long
campaign,
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
The
forenoon
feature
of
the
La
bor
Day
sports
will
be
the
Junior
football
game
between
teams
re
presenting
Booth
and
Borden
Street
Schools.
These
matches
are
always
keenly
contested,
the
boys
displaying
a
good
knowledge
of
the
game
and
a
splendid
playing
spirit.
In
the
last
two
games
Borden
has
won
from
Booth
and
the
extenders
wll
lbe
out
to
win
the
game.
The
teams
are
very
evenly
matched
on
paper.
As
this
is
the
only
event
in
the
forenoon
there
should
be
a
good
turnout
of
.spectators.
Borden
Street
School
Man;
Brown,
Scherk;
Currle,
Fitch,
Mc-
Loa;
Schubert,
D.
Houston,
R.
Smjth,
Nelson,
Judge;
spares,
Bar
ton,
Roberton,
a.
Smith.
Booth
Memorial
'
School
Dyb-
havn;
Parsons,
Beynon;
McKay,
McLean,
Christian;
P.
Knutsorf,
D.
Cameron,
J.
Ritchie,
A.
Wikdal,
H.
Holkestad;
spares,
L.
Knutson,
G.
Baker,
S.
Franks,
Mail
Schedule
y?r
H.fen
CharKtleJslands
.wtjji..
u
ajmaa
".p.m.
F.om
.Qn
Charlotte,
Island
'
Sept.'9
and
rf"....!::.
Z..Z::
a
jn.
For
Alaska
Sept.
4,
13,
21
and
30
a.m.
From
Alaska
,
Sept.
fl,
17
and.
25
pjn.
!
.
II
enuy
pacaing
more
power
man
I
1
1
I
L
I
liy
ever
In
back!
laid
and
wingUne.
Ten
(
J
O
I
'
rami's
mark
nnp
nf
the
toughest
!
pre-playcjff
prpgrams
ever
attempted
by
aCan'aaMan
grid
squad
and
the
champions
;will
enter
ihe
.schedule
without
the
hardening
exper-ience
of
a
preliminary
warm-up
with
a
"push-oveV'team
as
is'cus-tomary
among
major
clubs.
Wlnnlpegs
will
be
in
the
thick
of
the
hectic
season
Saturday
when
they
engalgffcajj
Crbn.ln's
iajgary
'
Bronks
In
.the,.
first
,game
of
llae
Western
Canada
Conference,
serjes.
With.
onedayof
rest,'
'jthejf
again
will
tackle
Calgary
on
Lahor
Day,
uronKs,
wun
some
tnree
we,eics
oi
scrimmage
under
their
belts
under
the
direction
of
Cronln,
.former
Notre
Dame
ace,
entertained
a
team
from
Lethbrjdge
last
Saur.r
day
In
the
first
flurry
qf
th.e,
season.
The
garne
was
an
Alberta
Pjo
vlnclal
League
fixture.
pitchers'
b'eU'
and
Ilzzy
uiaris
won.
dlnals
by.
a
ecoic
revenge
for
their
defeat
In
a
sejleji
More
American
Athletes
Home
UhitdStaks,
PITCHERS'
JS!
'
GfWins
Clear
.
11
Wins
Wins
Over
Over
Diny
Diny
Dean
Dean
W
"
Trx
Carl
Hubbell
In
Crucial
National
League
Game
Yesterday
j
CXEMENTON,
N.J..
Sept.
4;
(CP
In
winnlne
the
Walker
Cup,
em-
ST.
LOUIS,
Sept.
4;
CP,)-Jn
a'rW??
8"
rtiel
hetu-PPn
Carl
Hub-
.supremacy,
oy
ucira..6
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Dean,
New
Yprk
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.
ta
n:
.herer
yterflay,
,up
.
r..f..
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nnhlcmished
Its
record
in
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t.
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hnv
Irct
in
tnp
mmiVtU
vino
nrr
Of
2
to
1
to
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OTKTl
he
Na.tionaV
Leaoue.
Qhicago
.C.uhs
remained
ir
third
place
by
losing
teri
Inning
game
to
the
Brocjkri
yn
flpdgers
by
a
5cpre
of.
l
to
0.
In
.the
American
League
tje
;NW'
Vprk
Yankees
defeated
the
second
place
.Cleveland
Indians
to
increase.
their
margin
oi
leaaersrup
v-.if
fuli
games.
The
Washington
Senators
won
over
Detroit
Tigers
'to
move
into
a
,tie
with
Chicago
for,
burth
place,
the
White
Sox,
split-
Philadelphia
4-1,
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
1,
Chicago
0.
Boston
0-4,
Cincinnati
3-6.
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Cincinnati
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Boston
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Brooklyn
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75
Philadelphia
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84
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New,
York
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Cleveland
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Detroit
Chicago
Washington
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Louis
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YORK
Sept.
4:
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ne
American
athlete?
and
off
lals
returned
yesterday
aboard
tli
liner
Manhattan
from
the
Qlym-
pic
Games
at
.Berlin.
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
(CP;
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44c.
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
BaseM
Sunday,
Sept.
6
2:30
P.M.
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Philadelphia
2,
Cleveland
4,
New
York
V
Chicago
3-0,
Boston
2-5.
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York
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of
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per.
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lb
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lbs.
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market
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outlook
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promising,?''
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J.
.Lorig,i
managing
director;
of
the
.Labrador
qompay
I
Itd,
reports.
Xpvlces
from
eod$sh
.buyers
In
Italy
"have"
beerilreceYved'.
s,taUng
;pa
up
to
..ine
prereni
.iirae.
,ro
M'
;ences'.ia'yp
'.DeenVgJ?n.te"d'fpj
,tbej
the
Import
of
Newfoundland
codfish
into
Italy.
j
The
Italians
sthte
that
that
country
was
buyiht
stocks
of
cod-
flam
4UU4f
c:4&tiut
wiiu.il
him
wft-
Uig
'goods
In
return.
The,
Italian
principal
state
that
trcle
In
future,
rnusti
be
done.
by
compensa
tion,
the
amount
of
Newfoundland
codfish,
tobe
absorbedby
Italy
to
be
goyerrieS
by
the
amount
of
ijallah
goods
purchased
by
Alrsj
W:
Allum
of.
Enderby,
who
has
(been
paying
a
two
weeks'
visit
Jiere'
w(th
Ker
son,
C,
R.
Allum.
qf
rpe
(BainitiflV'MonJirie.ai
J5ta.li,
leaves
on
vjsning.jrajn
via,
Jasper,!
Park
tor
her
Komf
.ln''th
'kana
E
Market
Specials
(PMpNE-:M7
Mc
15c
18c
5c
$1.00
BULKLEYt
Valley
baby,
beef
Rump
Roast
per
lb'.'
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Roast
bff,
Round-pel'
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per
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of
Lamb-
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per
lb.
iBhoujder
of
Veal
1
per
lb.
15
c
18c
50c
20c
15c
10
c
Clearing
out
stoK
f)f
FMRS
Iiss:
Bell,
manager-
of
Ooldbloom:
Fur
Store
has
gpne(
east
Jto
purchase
new
stock
and
while
,
she
J:a
way,
ail
the
ojd'.'stocl
will
be
cleared
out
.at
bargain,
prices,
sorajtifW
piece's
selling
at
only
n30
wwwj
QvMnwww
Thu
This
la
l,
a
great
opportunity
.to
and
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;uf
poata
.other,
ur
goods.
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pi
your
own
pnee,
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Coqtrbl
Board
or
by
the
Government
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Introducing
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SWEET
CALONA
RED
DRY
re
three
delicious
grape
wines.
They
come
to
you
from
sunny
Okanagan.
Made
to
suit
exacting
tastes.
Have
won
the
praise
of
wine
makers
for
purity,
bouquet
and
clearness.
0jo
Proof
Spirit
...
in
four
sizes:
26-oz
40-01.
Vi-GaU
l.Gal.
60c
85c
flM
f)j00
The
following
Calona
Winrs
lo
on
sale:
The
Champagne
at
1.90;
the
Sparkling
Burgundy
at
1.75,
and
the
popular
Vermouths,
Italian
and.
French,
at
il.25
At
all
Government
Vcndon.
4?
cttferice
;itAIK
WINES
MMjt
Off
4M.
This
advrrtuniient
is
not
pabliihtd
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
1
Control
Board
or
by
the
dovernment
of
British
CojunibU.
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
lor
Vancouver:
T.8
A
CATALA
EVERY
TESiyAY;
I'-Sfc
fAl
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.8A
CAKDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
YM.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
air
;iOUND
TRIP
FARE
leavlnt
Sunday
8:00
VM.
calllnr
Pt.
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox,
Naas
River
returninc
Tuesday,
$14.4"
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
'
It.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Acent,
'Third
Ave.
Phone
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupjert
gmnd"
BLACK
COD
1
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RlpEgT,
B.C.
It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
News
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
same.
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