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PULLEN
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Department
Telephone
.
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of
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ot
Circulations
86
Thursday,
September
18,
1937.
FOUND
HIS
PLACE
,
Conn?1,
formerly
leader
of
the
C.C.F
in
t
w
ifritisn
Columbia,
has
been
chosen
president
of
the
Island
Arts
and
Craft
Society
at
Victoria.
Here
he
Will
find
scope
for
his
activities
which
will
undoubtedly
be
much
more
congenial
than
leading
a
political
partv.
He
explains
that
the
love
of
art
cannot
be
taueht
but
it
mav
1.
aroused.
Many
people
will
be
glad,
that
Mr.
Connell
ha
turned
his
brilliant
mind
and
splendid
energies
to
an
occupation
that
is
suited
to
his
temperament.
NEED
OF
TOLERANCE
A
writer
in
a
southern
paper
oojects
to
the
Vancouver
city
council
accepting
for
the
museum
a
set
of
models
showing
the
ascent
of
man
from
the
early
ages
to
the
present.
He
suggests
that
this
breeds
atheism
amonir
"iB
juuug
aim
ne
speans
oi
"the
ungodly
evolution
theory.'
We
remember
the
case
of
a
young
man
who
was
brought
up
in
the
belief
that
Darwin
was
an
atheist.
Then
one
day
he
went
with
a
friend
to
South
Kensington
Museum
and
noticed
the
bust
of
Darwin
there
and
found
that
he
was
spoken
of
with
reverence
by
students
as
one
who
had
led
people
away
from
idol
worship,
the
idol
in
this
case
being
the
Scriptures
as
compiled
in
the
book
usually
known
as
the
Bible.
He
was
spoken
of
as
one
of
the
greatest
of
great
men.
We
all
respect
the
people
who
are
jealous
for
the
faith
in
which
they
had
been
brought
up
and
for
the
truths
which
they
had
been
taught.
Even
if
we
think
they
are
wrong,
we
respect
them.
So
with
the
man
who
has
been
brought
up
in
the
faith
of
Buddha
and
is
faithful
to
its
.tenets.
Undoubtedly
he
will
benefit
thereby.
In
spite
of
.this
we
cannot
hold
back
the
advances
of
scientific
knowledge,
because
some
people
object
to
it
as
heresy.
We
cannot
be
sure
that
the
men
who
were
appointed
in
the
time
of
King
James
to
translate
the
scriptures
from
the
various
languages
in
which
they
were
written
did
so
with
absolute
accuracy
or
that
in
the
change
they
conveyed'
the
meaning
intended
by
the
various
writers.
The
same
is
true
of
other
translations.
So
we
cannot
be
sure
that
the
deductions
of
science
are
always
accurate.
There
must
be
tolerance
on
both
sides
and
a
desire
to
add
to
our
knowledge
as
the
ages
pass.
From
time
to
time
we
secure
additional
information
about
the
earth
and
the
universe
of
which
it
is
a))art
and
we
have
to
adjust
our
views
accordingly.
Others
refuse
to
budge
from
their
original
con
victions
like
Oom
Paul
Kruger,
the
president
of
the
Transvaal,
who
always
insisted,
in
spite
of
evidence
to
the
contrary,
that
the
earth
remained
stationary
and
that
the
sun
revolved
about
it.
The
spread
of
knowledge
is
gradual
and
is
often
hampered
by
honest
convictions
and
silly
Buperstititions.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU,
Proprietor
MA
HUME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Kates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
Si
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupm,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
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196
FLAG
RACE
CLOSE
ONE
New
York
Giants
Still
LeaGinf
Chicago
Cubs
By
Two
and
Half
Games
After
Yesterday's
Play
'
PITTSBURG,
Sept.
16:
itP
The
New
York
Giants
are
still
leading-the
Chicago
Cubs
by
two
and
a
half
j
;
games
In
the
National
League
penn
:
nant
race.
The
Giants
defeated
the
'Pirates
"at
Pittsburgh
yesterday
j
while
the
Cubs,
playing
at
home,
iwon
from
the
Boston
Bees.
As
a
result
of
the
defeat,
the
Pirates
i
dropped
into
fourth
place
below
I
the
6t.
Louis
Cardinals
whose
tie
game
with
the
Phillies
at
St.
Louis"
was
called
at
the
end
of
the
thir
j
teenth
owing
to
darkness.
.
t
.
m
kk
I
in
we
American
j-eague'ine
ieaa.
.
-vV'"T,
ing
New
York
Yankees
split
a
i"ourgnji..
(double-header
with
the
Cleveland
Boston
:jX"C
Indians
at
YanVix
Rtnrflnm
nnH
Brooklyn
Mt
"3L-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
SepUmh..
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
teajue
New
York.,
7;
Pittsburgh,
2.
j
had
their
margin
of
supremacy
re-
Philadelphia
54
duced
to
nine
games
over
the
De-
Cincinnati
..ai
52
I
rr
i
,
uuit,
iigcii
who
acurru
a
ciose
yjc-,
Amerinan
tory
over
the
Senators
at
Washing-
New
ton:
Old
Country
Soccer
WEDNESDAY'S
SCORES
English
League,
First
Division
Birmingham
4,
Leicester
City,
1.
Bolton
Wanderers
1,
Arsenal
0.
Chelsea
I,
Grimsby
Town
0.
Derby
County
2,
Everton
1.
Leeds
United
3,
Portsmouth
1.
Liverpool
3,
Stoke
City
0.
Manchester
City
3,
Huddersfield
Town
2.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
4,
Sunderland
0.
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
1,
Falkirk
2.
Arbroath
2,
Motherwell
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
8,
St.
John,
stone
3.
Heart
4,
St.
Mirren
0.
Kilmarnock
1,
Partick
Thistle
3.
Morton
2,
Celtic
3.
Queen
ef
South
.2,
Third
Lanark
4.
Rangers
2.
Hibernians
0.
TODAY'S
SCORES
English
League
FirM
Division
Brentford,
2;
Blackpool,
4.
League
90
Detroit
81
Chicago
77
Boston
...4.....
71
Cleveland
72
Washington
63
Philadelphia
..
43
St.
Louis
42
Badminton
Club
Season
Opened
52
56
63
64
68
75
80
80
45
54
59
61
64
72
90
94
One
dub
Gets
Under
Way
Despite
Counter-Attractions
of
Fine
Weather
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
opened
Ihe
season
last
night
on
the
courts
in
the
Old
Empress
Hotel.
The
evening
was
too
fine
r.
iA4
.
ute
Other
Famous
Malt
Beverages
B.
C.
BUD
LAGER
SILVER
SPRING
LAGER
BURTON
type
ALE
COAST
BREWERIES
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
.
NEW
WESTMINSTER
.
VICTORIA
HEl'OKTS
OX
CONVENTION
(Continued
from
Page
One
Boston,
2;
Chicago
5.
,
d
conunjttee
meetings
had
tak
Philadelphia,
6:
St
Louis.
6
"game
t.
,
,rt
nf
ih,
jo....
called
at,
end
of
thirteenth
inning
The
spetiAiA
leadership
tfven
'
on
accounfcof
darkness
Brooklyri,
0-8;
Cincinnati.
6-5.
American
League
Chicago,
5;
Boston,
3.
Detroit,
4;
Washington,
3.
Cleveland,
5-1;
New
York,
4-3,
St.
Louis,
2-3,
Philadelphia,
8-1.
Baseball
Standings
New
York
i
Chicago
it.
St.
Louis
National
League
National
League
81
80
71
72
8
60
:Col.
W.
S.
BueU,
provincial
prest-
jdent.
Col.
W.
Foster,
lira'.
I
Dominion
vice-president
and
Gn-
ere
representatives
of
the
Dom
inion
government
including
Hon.
I
Ian
Mackenzie,
Minister
of
Na
tional
Defence,
Hon.
Grote
SUr-.609!linjr
M.P..
Brljr.-P.en.
II.
F.
-Mc-688
Donald,
chairman,
Canadian
Pen-.530
3'on
Commission.
This
indicated
529,
with
what
respect
the
Dominion
300
'
government
regarded
the
provin-.444
!
ial
conventions.
.403
594
.667
.600
.566
.538
.467
.467
.323
.309
The
Provincial
Command
of
British
Columbia
had
12G
branches
with
upwards
of
ten
thousand
members.
Details
of
the
fixty-two
resolutions
considered
were
discussed.
hTe
case
of
the
unemployed
ex-service
man
was
a
major
issue
at
the
convention
and
strong
pressure
was
to
be
brought
to
bear
on
the
government
that
remedial
legislation
and
a
sympathetic
interpretation
of
the
wishes
of
the.
people
of'
Canada
for
fair
treatment
of
the
nored.
The
nlensant
M
nt
tV..
uc
vuuuutivc
10
mucn
interest
vention
was
reflected
in
the
indoor
sports
btft
nevertheless,
counts
of
meeting
war
time
com-
Battery
Getting
Ready
For
Busy
Winter
Of
Sport
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
102nd
Battery,
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
ieral
Sir
Percy
Lake,
Gram!
Previ
last
nignt
to
organize
indoor
sports
dent
of
the
DominJ&n
Command,
activities
for
the
coming
season,
was
reflected
in
the
succew
of
It
is
planned
to
engage
in;
badmln-the
I
Legion
as
a
whole
and
of
the
ton.
basketball,
indoor
baseball,
province.
table
tennis
and
possible
othef
lines
I'ai-ticinatimr
in
the
convent'on
l
spo"-
at
me
Armory
curing
me
winter.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouvet
Tuesday
Catala
i:M)
p.m.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
George
11:15
pjn
Frrday
---.
P
Adelaide
...10
pjn.
Ss.
Cardena
....10:30
pin.
Sept.
7,
17
and
27
Ss.
Pr.
Louise
5:30
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
pin.
Wed.
sePr.
George
....
10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
.10
a.m.
Bs.
Pr.
Adelaide
'
4
pjn.
Bs.
Cardena
pjn.
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday-
ss.
Catala
.
.J
pjn.
Wed.-
6S.Pr.
George
4
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
-s.
Catala
.11:30
a.m.
veteran
soldier
be
implemented
at
was
a
notable
exiwrience-,
ohqe.
The
contrast
between
the
No
Convention
Here
nuagniloquent
promises
made
A
Very
effective
plea
had
been
when
thp
war
was
in
progress
put
up
for
the
holding
of
the
and
the
niggardly
payments
nnd
1038
convenUon
In
l'rlhce
UUpeit
treatment
of
the
ex-soldier
now
but,
owing
to
the
great
cost
of
was
unbelievable.
Thai
the
Le-
travelling
from
the
various
tarta
gion
should
have
to
fight
to
keep'of
(he
province
and
the
time
ex-service
men
off
the
bread
line
taken,
the
delegate,
werv
regret-nineteen
years
after
the
conclu-
fully
comjel!od
to
refuse
tile
In-sion
of
the
war
waR
an
Indication,
vitation.
of
the
way
in
which
the
wartime;
A
hearty
vote
6f
thahkh
was
promises
have
been
largely
-
accorded
the
.speakers.
Routine
business
included
the
uiscussion
or
employment
of
ex
,
'
pi,c
were
i
raoes
including
some
former
lo-.purchasing
of
copies
of
die
eeK
or
fio
"
ral
residents.
Social
engagements
iUanga
and
Five-
N'lnes,"
one
ropy
planned
to
hold
the
first
tourna-
were
provided
and
the
trip
to!of
which
will
be
placed
in
the
ment
of
the
season.
jSummerland
Experimental
Fnrnt1
local
public
library.
In
r
Icy
iMgrr
it
mad
In
cm
o
llir
but
equipped
plan
I.
A'o
expent
it
United
In
the
-making
of
it.
A'o
rtjr
too
great
to
let
It
ii
alirayi
Uniformly
Hnd
ilelleloully
mure.
Although
made
the
molt
etpentlre
tray,
It
roll
no
more
than
ordinary
beer.
TEAKS
MAY
100K
ALIKE
QUALITY!
Aame,
urttlh
BEER
CO
many
people
simply
order
a
steak,
and
let
it
go
at
that
meat
is
so
often
just
meat
to
them.
Others
are
food
connoisseurs.
They
get
pleasure
and
satisfaction
In
giving
what
they
eat
the
most
careful
thought
In
lxth
selection
and
preparation.
4iA
l.
t.i.
-..!.t.
I
T
1
..1.
11
1.
.i
.
it.
iiu2iii.
hi
ire
huh
urtr.
reopie
snouiu
realize
mere
is
a
vast
difference
In
the
quality
and
flavour
of
heers.
Lucky
Imager
is
the
finest
of
beera
because
only
the
choicest
of
Ingredients
are
so
carefully
selected
and
prepared
by
a
Master
Hrewer.
It
is
matured
to
smooth
perfection
for
an
extra-long
time.
That's
why
everyone
says
Lucky
Iger
Is
"FIT
FOH
A
KING".
.
,
Order
a
carton
or
tuo
today!
Prompt
delivery.
-
v..
vmx
''TMlldjrrliament'hT-Vyii
byvttmXi.quor
Control
Bjirj
o
j
jc
Gyeinmenl.oj
British
Columbia,.
Tod
Basebaf
National
Uarne
New
York,
3;
ftttabw,
Philadelphia,
j:
6t
Louk''
American
LMU(
St.
Louis,
3
Phwdelphi.,
Cleveland.
0'
N-wYork,
HE
ATE
All-
AND
IMPROVED
WONDEilU
Read
this
voluntary
ktt,,,
4
regard
to
your
AiITbM
marked
on
the
pacluw
vi.
metl.be.tfora?
on
request),
,wa"
AlX-BaAN
correcUcommm
Mipation,
due
to
mei
C,
,
ulfc-Within
the
twH'SLl
water,
and
.form,
gently
sponging
out
the
tjtn
AtX-BsAS
also
ntBllM
-,
to
P
th
InWi
.rnd
drugsT
Eat
two
tablemoonfali
&ft
either
at
a
cereI
with
Biji
cream,
or
in
lecipet
h
eases,
with
each
meil
SoUkril
groters.
Made
and
'fwruteil,
Kellogg
In
London.
1
Fur
Coals
ail
Neck
Pieces
Nothing
looks
so
fiiatortWI
furs.
We
hare
a
arte
Sail
service
men
locally,
various
let-
latest
styles.
Bet
rare
jcn
tt
to
ters
of
thahks
for
hehi
and
the
1
our
Credit
Is
Cwi
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Prince
Itupfrt,
B.C
frftfi
Mall
Otders
IromptIr
Jitteft
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
lUsement
of
Exchwie
Kl
PHONE
5I
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
MtaJ
canning
company
with
the
year
round
Prince
Rupert
si
tiik
si
riiKMi;
rorni
o
In
Ih-
UM
f
KM
"WW'
In
Ih
Mattrr
or
in
..
.
artist
180
fft;
tlience
B
7
w
829.38
feet,
end
owi"""
mere
or
lees.
In'1'
TAKE
NOTICE
'
W
m
Honour
W.
E.
nshrr,
w
i
Aueunt.
A.
D.
1937
,JV5l
Artintnlttwtor
of
oftrH
.m
IXcmafid.
M
"rtit
-Oburne.
I
tig
claim
glnrt
Uie
a
f
herrty
rcqulml
to
"fort
lth
ttef
of
all
parties
anae
Amount
rpaulred
to
pay
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NORMAN
a.
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...if
ttMnllnf
tllMrlft
Of
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.y,
TAKE
NOTICE
that
tM
j
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