PAGE
TWO
..Growing
Girls'
School
Special
Blackvand
Brown
Calf
Oxfords
Low
heels
with
or
without
Scotch
tongues.
Specially
priced
.
'
$2.85
Growing
Girls'
"CHUMS"
Brown
and
Black
Calf
Oxfords
Guaranteed
solid
throughout,
welt
soles
and
snappy
lasts,
sizes
3
to
8
in
widths.
Specially
priced
$3,45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKLNCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited.
Third
Avsnue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
.Sews
Department
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
GET
RIGHT
FOCUS
98
86
Monday,
August
30,
1937.
When
a
photographer
is
focussing
his
camera
on
a
small
object
he
often
onliteratps
thp
Wo-
nhioc
kqi,;
k
,
-
't
"Jvw
UVIilUU
ujf
throwing
them
out
of
focus
and
they
appear
on
the
photo-
ipu.u
n
oiur.
;uany
people
are
like
the
eye
of
the
cam-
kia.
i
ucy
tee
me
jiuie
tnings
w
the
foreground
but
miss
altogether
the
big
things
behind
which
are
really
the
most
iiupui
tain
part
oi
me
picture.
That
is
what
happens
often
in
politics.
It
is
part
of
the
art
of
the
small
politician
to
throw
on
the
screen
only
the
petty
things
with
which
he
hopes
to
influence
the
public
and
to
focus
out
of
the
picture
the
big
moves
which
mean
so
much
to
the
country.
That
is
what
some
Vancouver
newspapers
have
been
doing
of
late.
They
have
been
playing
the
game
of
the
petty
politician,
quibbling
over
non-essentials
and
passing
over
the
policies
and
moves
which
are
of
great
importance
to
British
Columbia.
VILLAGE
POLITICS
So
also
we
find
in
the
small
town.
There
is
a
great
tendency
often
to
play
village
politics.
We
find
people
appealing
to
local
prejudices
on
petty
questions
and
trying
to
obscure
the
big
vision
of
the
present
and
future.
.iv
are
not
reiernng
to
any
particular
incidents
justjiow
although
;we
might
mention
many,
All
we
ask
.is
that
people
forget
their
petty
prejudices
and
try
to
see
the
general
good
of
Prince
Rupert
as
their
ocal
point.
A
NATIONAL
SPIRIT
What
is
likely
to
cause
the
war
in
the
Orient
to
last
.a
Jong
time
is
the
national
spirit
that
is
being
displayed
on
either
side.
Japan
has
an
idea
that
she
can
control
the
Pacific
just
as
Mussolini
has
it
in
his
mind
Italy
should
control
the
Mediterranean.
The
soldiers
of
that
nation
never
expect
to
be
beaten.
In
China
of
late
years
this
national
spirit
has
been
kindled
and
it
remains
for
the
future
to
say
if
it
is
sufficiently
deep
seated
to
insure
final
victory.
It
was
the
ide.a
that
Germany
could
whip
the
world
that
made
her
fight
long
and
terribly
from
1914
,iaTld
even
then
he
did
notive
up
the
idea.
Since
ioc
1918
she
,has
been
planning
bpw
she
can
come
back
and
Hitler
gave
her
the
opportunity.
Canada,
unfortunately,
has
not
yet
developed
that
national
spirit
which
can
make
her
a
power
in
the
world,
bne
has
a
French
population
that
.seems
Inclined
to
lay
more
stress
on
overturning
English-speaking
financial
control
than
on
serving
the
natidn
'as
a
whole.
Possibly,
it
is
the
fault
of
the
financiers
more
than
of
the
politicians
but,
at
any
rate,
ft
makes
the
development
of
a
national
spirit
difficult.
Besides
that
there
is
a
section
of
the
population
that
is
always
thinking
and
talking
of
the
titevf
the
downtrodden
and
forgetting
wholly
the
destiny
of
the
nation.
If
there
are
ills,
they
should
be
remedied.
But
in
the
meantime,
while
this
is
hincr
rlQ
the
idea
that
.Canada
is
a
country
that
is
worth
defending,
that
ithe
Canadian
people
have
a
great
destiny
and
that
,ther-e
is
something
more
important
in
life
than
the
-vaporings
of
the
demagogue.
Some
day
we
shall
develop
a
national
spirit
but
this
will
come'a'bbut
more
through
the
influence
of
the
public
schools
after
the
present
prejudiced
generation
has
died
off
than
by
any
present
attempt
to
manufacture
Canadians
from
the
conglomeration
of
nationalities
that
make
up
our
population.
I'
panied
SMITHERS
T.
P.
Devlin,
western
manager
of
the
Department
of
Coloniza
;
by
Harry
Bowman
of!
ueorge.
Mr.
Devlin
ex
day
hearing
in
police
court
here
Large,
cartoned,
doz
iai
juesaay.
romroy
THait
and
Sam
Piene.1
jilazelton
Indians,
were
each:
locaiea.
C.
N.R.
Trains
For
the
East
THE
DAILY
NEW6
'Monday
aw
30,
SUCCEEDS
BALDWIN
AS
PRIME
MINISTER
Neville
Chamberlain,
chance
lor
of
the
.exchequer
successor
to
Prime
Minister
Star,
y
Raldwjn,
is
pictured
abuve
during
his
most
recent
r
0
broadcast
on
the
3rit;sh
budget
iThe
Markets
tion
and
Agriculture
of
the
'iTTpifim
1
nf
TP
nadian
National
Railways
with
i
1
h
f
h
I
A
Kl
U
V
headquarters
in
Winnipeg,
madej
iJVifiJ
A
X"iJ-f
LILiU
a
trip
through
4he
Eulkley
al-i
4
utin
nnTTimn
ley
last
week.
He
was
accom
I
AlAJII
HKIillN
nrePd
him..lf
as'
.beinir
muph
I
Late
Summer
Lines
Now
Being
nleasd
with
the
fine
ckjds
of
I
Featured
4n
Xical
Retail
Stores
the
interior
country
and
the
con-1
E'
Butter
and
Flour
dition
of
agriculture
in
general
there.
Advancing
Late
summer
fruits
and
vege-
Road
wprk
in
this
district
la
i
tables
are
now
being
featvred
in
Local,
new
laid,
doz
onment
by
Stipendiary
Matrix
nn,.
An.
.40
.45
Apples
.
.
Gravensteln,
2
lbs.
25
Fruit
sentenced
to
six
months'
'
impr:.v
t
mons.
Doz..
an
to
a
irate
ft
L.
Oale
last
Tuesday
for
Grapefruit,
cal.,
5c
and
10
theft
from
W.
J.
arkworthvcallf.
Pear?,
doz.
1
40
parage
at
New
liazelton.
Theyjsananas.
lb.'.
.12
were
apprehended
by
ProvinciaJ.AvacadoS(
each
;
S"Sta.biC
AtndreW.'
G"nt
of
"az-
Canteloupes,
2
.......
.25
duji
nuo
irateu
me
gooas
toi
Butter
Iheir
po,,ron
oitmrt
lb
(0
i
'
,f
T,Tr
,hfl:
SffiJ:
2:
:
2
hnnthers
Hospital
last
week
fori
..
uenu
jPure,-
lb,"
i
i
r
-.,,.
'
,
I
Vegeiables
":.
r,
wen
Known
I.
a.
KW
pnf9tn
in
lKe
nadian
National
p
m
,
ynwvvv,
v
aim.
neer
here,
has
rptnmwi
t
"5m.
thers
after
undergoing
a
serious
operation
in
Edmonton.
.20
-
.25
B.C.
Potetoes,.
10
lbs
25
Calif.
Onloris.lb.,
JDS
Green
Onions,
2
bunches
.05
Garlic,
Imported,
pcr.lb
J3
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Warner
will
'
p"
wVh
15c
t0
h
lPavJnff
"'(Parsley,
bunch,
07
...i.w,
suuniy
10
rp
rrr(.
Carrots.
r.
6
lbs
23
"7
fUtUre
reS'dence
in
Van-Bunc
Carrots
,
i
Beets,
bunch,
B
C-
Hothous
Tomatoes
Arthur
Wrinch.
son
nf
nr
u
i
C.
Wrinch,
was
married
nn
Rat.
'
l'
urdav
in
Ottawa
wW-
h
i.
n.i0utdoor
Rhubarb,,
lb
'
j
B.C.
.Lettuce,
2
for
i
I
Green
Cabbage,
lb.
Spinach,
3
lbs.
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
AUGUST
SALE
4-PIECE
BEDROOM
SUITES
4-0'
and
4-6
size
6-PIECE
DINETTE
SUITES
Modern
Design
SIX
CHESTERFIELD
SUITES
From
BUY
THE
BEST-IT
COSTS
NO
MOKE
Phone
775
...
.07
.07
$71.50
$92.50
$90.00
.10
.01
.1ft:
.07
.10
i
Celery,
head,
10c
to
.25'
'
Outdoor
Cucumbers
.10
Teed
I
Mondays,
Tuesdays,
Wednesdays
100
lbs.
....
145
and
Fridays
6
p.m.
'
Wheat,
Bulkley
'vaUe7".ZZZ!
V.10
Frlday
11
ajn.
Bran
-
2
20
From
the
East-
i
Middlings
2JHi
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thurs-
Shorts
:
2
35
w
'
da.ys
10:45
p.m.
'Oats
2'sl
Mondays
and
Saturdays
2:30
"p.m,
Fine
Oat
Chops
3
00
;
StanMorin
To
World
Series
Prominent
Local
Baseball
Devotee
Going;
East
for
Fall
Garden
party
j
SJajj
Moriri.
M
going
.east
In
ibGur4hrr
weifcs"
o
attend
the
t,vrldSeria
a
treat
which
he
has
4on$
pjon&ed
fclnuelf-
From,
the
present
looks
of
things
he
will
be
j
visiting
New
York
and
Chicago.
Hotel
Arrivals
:
,Centxal
,
!
p.
3.
Rolls
and
p.
).
Carrigan.
I,C4.;
P
Orcenneld
and
J.
Jtaliy,
:.city;
S.
A
OwiAmll,
jaizeltou;
Af.
;McMlHv,a,
Eimcatcn.
Prince
Rupcn
&.
H.
Tycho,
.Smithers;
Mark
F.
Rukln,
.Georgetown;
N.
S.Sherwood,
Ivmce;
Wwiaai.C.ja.'ucd.
Wot-jcc-Jc;
Waltej
p.
Thome
and
F.
.
Tiirne,iCincolKh;
A
McLead.
Telk-wa;
Jqjm
Eilii
and
Vintan
Ellis.
K-'tchikan;
J4.
J.
.Gillespie.
George
R.
Alatthewe
and
E.
M.
Beatty.
Vancouver;
J.
F
Adams,
Salvons;
Win-.ifred
Post
Dudd.
Midland,
Mich.;
(George
D.
WeeM
Ketchikan;
:
George
Moody,
JJik;
Mr.
.and
Mrs.
.
C.
Q.
Anderson,
Petersburg;
Albert
lRockwaU,
Warren,
Pa.
Jloyal
Mrs.
F.
Sart
and
.son.
New
Haz-
telton,
G.
R.
X'Hanny,
Ketchikan,
iG.
K.
Little,
Mrs.
Valerie
Gunder-!
sen
and
Mrs.
Barney
Bing.
Vancou.
ver;
A.
H.
Barton,
Port
Edward:
R.
IE.
Valpy,
Inverness;
Joe
Nykardu,1
Edmonton;
B.
Colbachinl,
Terrace;
!
drawing
to
a
Jose
for
the
.oea-;
loc&l
relaiFsteres
and
are
very
at-j
rop.
Parent,
p.
Q.
A.
Gaunt,
Smith
son
jotiowng
me
masing
o;
,
m-,
many
valuable
improvements.
Sil-
elude
CallfornuJ
pfars
and
early4
Creek
road
all
received
consid-'among
the
new
vegetables.
erable
attention
with
excellent
re-!
Egg,
butter
and
flour
markets
are
suits.
nrm
and
advancing.
The
sugar
!
price
is
steady.
?
Two
charges
against
Jam?
:
Retail
prlQet
current
nere
are
as
t-noff,
section
foreman,
wereicHows:
i
aismissed
oy
btipendiarj'
Magis-
ErCT
trate
R.
L.
Gale
after
an
all-
B.C.
Fresh
Extras.
Grade
A
F.
Bolton,
Winnipeg;
J.
B.
Brown,
ixjronio;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
K.
Sather
)
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Todal,
city,
i
Savoy
!
G.
L.
Rorie
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
I
Stewart,
city;
Norman
Grelg.
Ocean
I
Falls;
W.
A.
Schwelbe,
Seattle;
W.
N.
.Campbell
and
D.
D.
Campbell,
i
'
Premier;
Mrs.
N.
Brew
and
family,
Haysaort:
Mr.
and
Mrs
H
Nnrth
ers.
W017-D
KEEP
BARS
,CAPE
TOWN,
August
30:
(CP)
A
royal
commission
has
recommended
control
,of
the
South
African
wine
Industry
but
opposes
closing
of
wine
bars,
saying
It
would
.be
dangerous
for
the
colored
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tubs
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thittti.
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SS.
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Rupert
Sept.
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Covering
Reservations
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IV
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Sept.
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to
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p
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