Friday,
October
2,
PAD!
TWO,
-.!
ARGUMENT
AT
Seniorita
Shoes
'S
PORT
!
;VeJeran
'
'
HIGH
and
Youngsters
SCHOOL
Unable,
i
To
Settle
Differences
On
Made
By
Football
Field
1
Tilfey
Willi?,
pf
Tmnte
The;
season's
newest
and
smartest
designs,
combining
thp
mo
"HpJtftla:
colors.
SEE
Tflf)
WINDOW
PJSPL.AY
PHONE
357
All
One
Price
Where
Most
People
Trade
F
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
ill)
(Estab.
1908)
Would
be
of
Great
Advantage
.if
More
of
Caned
Product
Was
Handled
Here
THIRD
AVENUE
THE
PAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Alternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
Ne,ws,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
pa)d
in
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in
advance,
per
week
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mall
to
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other
countries,
per
year
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SALMON
AT
98
86
Canadian
Fish
&
.Cpjd
Storage
est
In
that
river
since
1913
Company,
in
an
address
to
tjiei
The
Skeena
River
had
1.40
.02
.25
Friday,
October
2,
1936
fish,
caught,
was
not
rnaxkeied
Jiji
t
tills
.country
and
he
doubted
it
thp'camrjaien
would
materially
In
npUIC
Pf)P
T
crease
the
price
of
fish.
Brltafi.
IJLllrJ
I
VliYl
and
the"
United
States
"were
thi?
chief
markets
for
Canadian
fish.
The
Empire
tirade
'treaues
were.
to
be
revised
next
year
and
an
effort
'wa3
tjing
made
to
tecuie
better
jrcCeitlon
fcr
Canadian
fish
In
Fmnlrv
mirl'ptK
All
citizens
of
Erince
Rupert
pod
Fishing
TOhis
Year
look
to
see
the
city
become
a
fe-
There
'
wWi
a'
ni'imhpr
nf
siir-
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Ch)b
at
'its
j
dated
for
a
small
pack
this
year
rors.
New
York
Yankees
Take
Second
GamVOf
World
Series
Witl
18
To
4
Score
Continued
tram
?jtg?
1
Tony
Lazezri's
home,
run
with
the
bases
lull,
lft
thf.
third.
How
Scoring
Was
Done
The
Yankees
went
after
their
win
from
the
starj
as
Crosetti,
first
man
Up,
singled.
Rolf
e.
walked
and
DiMagglo
bunted
safety
to
(ill
te
bases.
Gehrig
hoisted
a
high
?ly
to
Ott
and
Crosetti
crossed
the
plate.
Dickey
hit
a
high
fly.
to.
Lemer,
scoring
Rolfe,
and
opened
the
lead
the
Yankees
never
lost.
Giants
squeezed
home
their
first
iLamble
was
run
in
the
second
when
Mancuso
president.
W.
had
advanced
on
Jackson's
fly
af
ter
walking
and
then
came
home
on
a
wild
pitch
through"
Dickey's
legs.
Giants
yanked
Schumacher
in
the
thlrdtand
put
in
left
handed
Al
Smith
after
the
Yankees
had
filled
the
bases,
Gehrig
singled,
sending
home
two
runs,
and
Dickey
sent
another
home
with
a
single.
Selkirk
filed
out
and
Powell
walked,
filling
the
bases
again.
Smith
gave
way
to
Dick
Coffman,
the
Giants'
big
riehthander.
but
Lazzerl.
the
first
man
up,
smashed
a
homer
into
the
right
field
stands.
In
a
desperate
effort
to
overcome
the
American
Leaguers'
lead
the
Giants
bunched
singles
with
a
walk
to
send
over
three
runs
in
the
fourth.
Yankees
big
guns
again
boomed
put
in
the
ninth
against
the
Giants.
fifth
pitcher
after
they
had
yanked
Coffman;
for
a
pinch-hitter
in
the
fourth
to
use
Frank
Gabler.
Harry
Gumbert
was
the
victim
as
the
Yankees
bunched
hits
to
score
three
more
runs
before
Bill
Dickey
smashed
a
homer
into
lower
right
field
stands,
scoring
two
men
be
fore
him.
Lefty0omez
yielded
seven
passes
Dui'-was-eiiecuve
isrougnoufc..
-
Lazzerf
s
homer
'
with
the
bases
full
was
the
first
time
the
feat
had
been
done
since
1920
in
World
Series
play.
R.
H.
E.
Yankees'
18
Giants
4
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday,
'.but
it
had
proved
to
be
one
of
the
l
Second
Inning
17
6
A
new
World
Series
record
was
set
for
runs
scored
in
a
single
game.
Ideal
weather
prevailed
for
the
jame
arid
the
Polo
Grounds
were
packed
with
43,543
fans.
The
most
ceivlng
and
shipping
centre
for
J
prises
m
the
fishing
this
year
Important
personage
In
attendance
ViUiUCU
GUIIUUII.
auUlCUlUlX
WlUUllTho
TlinPMtlnn
nf
I
Ho
vrocor
I
it.ojvjv.iiv
i
lu.muu
wouia
De
or
great
aavaniage-M)
River,
Was
one
of
the-
outstanding
tne
port,
according
to
K.
WWSr
features
of
the
season.
The
run
lrsl
inning
1
!
...
4
-
.
1V.1
.
-
-
I
T
I
'
m.
4
.
assistant
aauuuiv
w5e
manager,
of
i
wv,of
socKeye
this
year
was
the
ereat-1
lauKta-iwu
hub,
iwu
mu,
uu
errors.
been
uiants
no
runs,
one
nil,
no
ex-
at
the
vommodcre
Cafe.
largest.
Yankees
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
japan,
lotted
with
success
of
At
Rivers
Inlet
there
had
been
a
errors.
u.c
uev
salmon
iiimnj
on
good
run
but
the
unfortunate
Giants
One
run,
no
hits,
no
er-
tne
Siberian
cpjst,
yfould
make
the
.strike
had
made
it
impossible
to
rors.-
manning
ox
saraqn
dunpult
w-
estimate
Just
how
good
the
run
.
Third
Inning
u-ss
someixung
ere
o,pne.
in
tne
nad
been.
After
this
Uip
fisher-
Yankees-Seven
runs,
four
hits,
revuuuu
or
wie
iirnisn
unpire
men'
and
canners
may
get
togethe;
I
one
error.
uues,
provision,
snouia
De
rnue
so
as
to
enable
them
to
hanale
Glanti-Np
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
"',vi-i
yiyi.ujn,
.
iic
iiiii
a,
prcps
lyntcn
may
com-1
rors
.
i
vh.um
vaiiiu!
iyiwi
m
.uis
pe;e
wixn
ine
Japanese
and
with
urttisn
market.
This
vould
help,
the
Alaskan
reds.
"
'
solve
the
prpbkm.
I
Pinks
were
In
demand
In
Ens
m-
Wlnispw
?ppke
of
the
an-(land
and
ithe
japanese
had
been
nual
fish
week
observance
arid'exDioitmz
that
market,
n'owovpr
mentioned
that
the
lmlnion
Canada1,
was
getting,
some
of
the
Government
was
to
spend'
$106,000
business.
The
Oueefi
Charlotte
isi-
in
an
advertising
tmpaign
tpitrjjf
ands
run
had
rpt
been
good
this
to
Induce
increased
consumbtlonlyear.
It
was
difflonit.
Ul
"l
anaaa.
wniie
nearuiyTraana
une
conditions
there
and
all
In
accord
with
"this
policy
he
did
not
think
one
short
campaign
was
sufficient,
it
should
be
cohitaued
for
several
years
The
object,
of
the
campaign
was
stated,
to
b
primarily
to
help
the
fisherman
market
their
catches;
The
fishermen
had1
suffered
as
a
result-
of
the
depressipn
The
difficulty1
was
that
a
large
percenlfage
of
the
son
had
something
to
learn
yet
about
tne
fisheries
around
the
Islands.
At
the
Close
Mr
Wlrwlmir
was
tnanked
by
President
C.
V.
Evitt
for
his
interesting
and
instructive
address,
Visitors
at
the
luncheon
included
Qjpf
Hanon
M.P.,
James
Lee,
sneuord
Darton
and
Mr.
Robin.
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER
Galling
at
Ocean
FaJIs
agd
I
Fowejl,
River
Steamer
leaves
PRINCE
RUPERT
every
Thursday,
10:30
p.m.
Canadian
National
Steamships
V8-36
no
errors.
rors.
errors.
Fourth
Innlntr
Yankees
No
Tuns,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Giants
Three
runs,
three
hits,
Fifth,
Inning
YanKees
no
runs,
one
rut,
no
errors.
Giants
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
Sixth
Inning
Yankees
One
run,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Giants
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
rors.
Seventh
Inning
Yankees
Two
runs,
twp
his,
np
errors,
.
Glants-i-N6
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
rors.
Eighth
Inning
Yankees
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Giants
No,
runs,
pne
hit,
no,
er
rors.
,
tI-
A
t
i
ninin
inning
Yankeesr-Slx
runs,
five
hits,
no
Giants
No,
runs,
one
hit,
no
er
rors.
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS,
For
the
EaiU-
londays,
Wednpfdays
and
Fri
days
,
6
p.m.
from
the
East-
Tuesdays,-Thursdays
and
Saturdays
.......a1.;....:......
10:20
pm.
TABLE
TENNIS
IS
ORGANIZED
Table
Tennis
League
F0'1?'1
A..
Meting
'p'st
Nigh
At
a
meeting
held
last
night
In
h
Prince
RuDert
Table
Tennis
Club
a
Prince.
Rupert
Table
Tennis
Association
was
formed.
The
foi-
jowing"
officers
were,
elected,
by
aclamation:
President,
Nelson
Alien.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Jce
SxXt.
The
execuUv.e
RO,sed
of
T.
W.
Brown,
Gene.
Sept
and
W.
D.
apposed
by
Uis
F.
Stone
was
ap-
JJUlilbCU
4AJ
'
J
.......
.
tees.
As
there
are
eight
teams
enter
ed
In
the
league,
with
four
men
on
each
tf
am,
it.
yas
clfciied
to,
play
a
series
,ol
games,
eacn
ni&nj
irom
Monday
to
Thursday
IncJuslve.
The.
games
will
be
oyer
In
such
time
that
they
will
not
cpnflict
with
the
many
oother
winter
activities.
The
games
will
commence
on
Monday
October
5.
The
following
schedule
was
drawn
up
for
the
first
quarter:
October
5
Currie
vs.
Scott!
October
6
Balagno
vs.
Calde."-
onl.
October
7
Mcintosh
ys.
Japan
ese.
'
October
8
Allen
vs.
Brown.
October
12
Japanese
vs.
Balagno.
October
13
Brown
vs.
Mcintosh.
'
October
14
Scott
vs.
Alien.
October
15
Calderonl
vs.
October
1?!
Mcintosh
vs.
Scott.
October
19
Alien
vs.
Calderonl,
i
1
n
y-.
.
1
-
T
.
utyuLic
4i-,ui).u!
vs.
u
UJuk(icdc.
I
Members
of
Teams
The
teams
are
comprised
of
the
i
following
players:
X.
Vf.
Brown
(captain),
H.
G.
Kennedy,
B.
Wlndle,
Sonny
Dickens.
C.
Balagno
(captain).,
K
Fulton,
H.
N,
Brockksby,
Len
Cripps.
F.
Calderoni
(captain),
A.
Le-
tourneau.
E.
Santexbane,
A.
Mc-
Phee.
Bill
Currie
(captain),
Hartel,
E.
Wilding,
C.
Smith:
12.
Nelson
Allen
(captain),
WaltSr
otoss,
joe
scott,
Sid
Woodslde.
Gene
Scott
(captain),
Ian
Mur
ray,
BUI
Lambi,
Paul
Stegavlg
Percy
Mcintosh
(captain),
Grant
Poverdale,
Don
Arney,
Bill
Stone.
Japanese
team.
JONES
Family
PHONEr-957
Mark
Specials
BEEF
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4,
lbs.
&
5
lbs.
Spuds
Rump
Roast,
4
ihs.
&
5
lbs.
Spuds
T-Bone
Roast
4
lbs.
"...Z
Pot
Roast-r
6
lbs."
Boil
Beef
'
4
lbs
Hamburger,
3
ibs.
ft
2
lbs.
Onions
Steak,
l'i
lbs.
&
2
lb.
Kidney
Gpod
Corn
Beef
per
lb.
VEAL
Legs
of
Veal
per
lb,
'
Sijpulder
of
Vea
per
lb.
Stey
Veal,
2
lbs.
&
1
tin
of
Peas
Fillet
Roast
of
Veal
per
lb.
.:
et
PHONE
857
75c
An
argument
arose
at
the
be-'
ginning
of
this
week
as
tothe
relative
merits
of
iJis
year's
High
School
team
compared
with
last
year's
team.
It
was
de:lded
to
s&ftle
this
argument
on
the
foot-bai(
field
instead
of
in
the
boy's
tarnent.
The
veterans
were
ftltlchle
(captain!.
Clark,
Bolton,
Brown.
Crls-tlan,
Houston,
Smith,
P.
Knutspn,
75c
L.
Knutson,
Holkestad.
75c
50c
The
youngsters
"were,
Sheehan,
McKay,
Long.
Cook'
Scherk,
Mc
Lean,
Klhara,
Judge,
Ritchie
(cap
tain)
and
Biake.
The
score
was
one
goal
each,
so
that
the
.question
of
supremacy
has
still
to
be
sealed.
25c
5c
?5c
25c
20c
LAMB
and
MUTTQN
Stew
Lamb,
2
lbs.
&
9tZg
1
tin
of
Peas
:
Bpnfd
&
Rolled
Shoulders
of
Lamb,
per
lb.
Legs
of
Lamb
r
per
lb
Legs
of
Mutton
per
lb.
Shoujde'r
of
Mutton
6
lbs.
....x
Any
Cut
of
Baby
Beef
per
lb.
20c
25tf
18o
75c
15c
mm
FOR
SALE
6-ROOM
Modem
house.
Basement
$750.00
436,
8th
Ave.
WV
237
FOR
SALE
TroLIng
boat
Alto,
34
ft.
long
,8
ft
6
beam,
8
h.p.
East
hops
engine
and
gurdies
Apply
on
Doara
New
oais.
(237)
FACTORY
SAMPLES
MUST
GO
A
FOR
SAIiET-.iepp
takes
the
6Q
h.p.
dlesel
engine
now.
In
the
Pachena.
Paciflp
Salvage
Co.
Phone
564.
(tf
FOR
SALE
Buy
the
best.
Bunsen
Oil
Burner.
Phpne
Black
461.
FOR
SALE
Chesterfield
Suite,
in
splendid
condition.
$70
cash.
Apply
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
Headquarters,
Phpne
Red
367.
(333)
I
FOR
SALE
I
Hubbard
py?n,
3
desks,
Coal
Burner,
as
new,
suitable
for
hotel,
restaurant,
or
camp.
Also,
other
baking
equipment
pn
view
at
211
9th
Ave.
West.
,
(23M
We
need
the
space.
10-Plece
Loose-Pillow-Arm
Chesterfield
Suites
$72.50;
10-Plece
Bed-
Chesterfleld
Suites
$79.50;
3
Room
Groups,
60
high-grade
pieces,
sensational
bargain
$160.
Terms;
If
desired.
Free
storage.
juiius
snore
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oracr
House,
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Beklns
Bldg.
Vancouver.
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YOUNG
Man
with
knowledge
of
bookkeeping.
Temporary
work
Apply
in
own
handwriting
to
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2,
Dally
News.
tf.
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Fishermen
wanted.
Any
quantity
live
crabs
bought
during
next
nine
months.
Karsen
&
Sle-
yert,
Sourdough
Bay
Cannery,
Prince
Rupert.
(232)
POSITION
WANTED
JAPANESE
Girl
want?
position'
with
family
to
do
hpusework.
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Green
461.
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taining
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and
keys.
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please
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forming
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provide
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member
with
$1096
protection
for
loss
of
life
from
any
cause,
up
to
60
years
of
age
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without
medical
examination,
estimated
cost
$10
to
$12
per
year,
write
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,rOjer
the
Top"
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and
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trex
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raw
oyster
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is
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