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.10
Tuesday,
July
13,
1937
A
BIG
SALARY
'
-
Charles
Schab
was
paid
a
million
dollars
a
year
by
Andrew
Carnegie
because
of
his
ability
to
deal
with
people,
not
because
he
knew
more
about
the
business
than
anyone
else.
Speaking
of
this
himself
he
said:
"I
consider
my
ability
to
arouse
enthusiasm
among
the
men
the
greatest
asset
I
posses,
and
the
way
to
develop
the
best
that
is
in
a
man
is
by
appreciation
and
encouragement."
That
is
from
the
b.pok
"How
to
Win
Friends
and
Influence
People,"
by
Dale
Carnegie.
While
a
great
many
people
will
think
the
payment
to
Schwab
of
a
million
dollars
a
year
was
part
of
a
vicious
system
and
that
no
man
could
ppssjbly
be
worth
that
sum,
Andrew
Carnegie
thought
he
was
worth
it
or
he
would
not
have
paid
it.
A
VALUABLE
BOOK
Carnegie's
book
is
a
valuable
one
to
businessmen,
politicians
and
others
who
have
tp
meet
the
public
a
good
deal.
It
goes
into
considerable
detail
and
gives
numerous
illustrations
of
his
methods.
Here
is
anbther
illustration
frpni
Charles
Schwab
who,
when
passing
through
one
of
the
steel
mills
noticed
some
of
the
employees
smokr
ing
while
just
over
their
heads
were
notices
which
said
"No
Smoking."
Schwab
stepped
over
to
the
men,
hand
ed
each
a
cigar
and
remarked
'Til
appreciate
it
boys
if
you
will
smoke
these
on
the
outside."
This
proved
much
more
effective
than
pointing
to
the
sign
and
asking
them
if
they
could
not
read.
It
illustrates
the
indirect
method
ot
reproof.
Another
illustration
tells
of
John
Wanamaken
who,
when
passing
through
his
store,
noticed
a
woman
wait
ing
at
the
counter
while
the
sales
people
were
in
a
hud
die
laughing
and
talking
to
themselves,
just
as
they
might
he
in
Prince
Rupert.
He
waited
on
the
woman
himself
and
then
handed
the
parcel
to
the
others
to
wrap,
lejt
and
did
not
say
a
word.
TWELVE
RULES
Dale
Carnegie,
who,
by
the
by,
is
no
relation
of
the
iampus
Andrew
Carneine,
sets
down
twelve
rules
for
trv
ing
to
win
people
to
your
way
of
thinking
and
hore
they
i
fi
are
very
oneny:
The
only
way
to
get
the
best
of
an
argument
is
to
avoid
it.
Show
respect
for
the
other
man's
opinions.
Never
tel
a
man
he
is
wrong,
if
i
a
xiiciiui
way,
Get
the
other
person
saying
"Yes,
yes"
immediately.
i-ci,
ufe
uuier
jiii)
uu
a
great
ueai
oi
me
uuKing
Let
the
other
man
feel
that
the
idea
is
his.
fTI
l
11
.
i
i
4
e
ii
.
iry
nonestiy
10
see
tnings
irom
tne
other
person's
point
oi
view.
Be
sympathetic
with
the
pther
person's
ideas
and
der
t
sires.
Appeal
to
the
nobler
motives,
Dramatize
your
ideas.
Throw
down
a
challenge.
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i,
.
The
Pgijy
News
is
&
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Prpss
and,
pf
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
in
uiese
organizations.
MANY
AT
FUNERAL
Villagers
of
Metlakatla
Return
Home
from
Skeena
for
Obsequies
of
Late
Stephen
Ryan
Native
people
of
Metlakatla
re-
turned
to
their
village
from
various
cannery
points
in
the
district
where
they
are
in
employ
ment
for
the
summer
to
attend
the
funeral
on
Sunday
of
Stephen
Rvan..
one
of
the
leading
eldei
Rushbrook
of
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
William
Campbell
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Following
the
service,
the
cor
tege
proceeded
in
boats
to
the
cemetery
at
interment
was
made.
The
pallbearers,
members
of
the
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Association,
JJussallem's
Economy
Store,
(prince
Rupert),
Q.
and
S.
Grocery,
(Prince
Rupert),
Jack
Cpok
(Prince
Rupert),
Mrs.
F.
Skog
(Prinpe
Rupert),
Ridley-
Home,
Metlakatla
Council,
St.
Paul's
Church
Choir,
Ladies'
Ben-eyolent
Association,
Young
Men's
Benevolent
Association.
Mr.
and
Mail
Schedule
For
tfie
East
Mopday,
Wedqesday,
and
Friday
5
p.m.
From
the
East-Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
10:45
p.m.
For
Vancouver
Mopday
2
p.m
Tuesday
Wednesday
4:30
p.m.
Friday
9:30
p.m.
Saturday
4:30
aqd
6
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Puqday
.
4
p.m.
Mopday
9
a.m.
Wednesday
.r?-r"
10
am
Friday
9
a.m.
for
Anyox
and
Stewart-;
Runday
7
p.m
Friday
2
p.m.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-r
Tuesday
....
rr.....!..r
1:30
am
Saturday
5
p.m.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday
..
..
..7
p.m
burnt
un
in
Alberta
with
little
prospect
of
any
returns
to
the
farmers
of
that
province
or
Sas
were
James
Prevost,
tuward
ftdtt,lc"a"
"r
"'
i,lc
.eighton,
Horace
Le
i
g
h
t
o
n,
uuiKiey
vaney
pn.
nis
reiurn
iook-;
Qeorge
Haldane,
Wallace
ton
and
John
Auckland
Leigli-
There
were
many
beautiful
Jack
McNeil
has
returned
home
after
an
extensive
visit
to
Vancouver,
and
io
Alberta.
Mr.
Mc-
Auriel
Point
where'H
reports
the
crops
just
ed
like
a
farmer's
comparison.
foral
tributes,
among
them
from'rv
r
i
if
the
following:
His
Loving
Wife.lNaVe
DOrmnd'S
Ijrother
Charles
Peter
and
Fam-i
ily,
Pete
and
Mary,
James
and
Rink
MnVAC
I
In
t;mily,
Robert
and
Dora,
Cecil
and
IVlUft.
lTlUVCo
Up
Dorothy,
George,
Beatrice,
Teddy
and
Myrna,
Henry
and
Thelma,
I
Myrtle,
Muriel,
Audrey
and
Beryl,
,s
ow
!"
ie
with
R.
M.
Vins-Svivia
and
Shirley,
Bert
Ryan,1
,ow's
for
Leadership
of
C
N.
R.
A.
Lawn
Howling
Uuh
Dave
Borla
fid's
rink
defeated
Angus
Macdonald's
by
a
store
of
21
to
13
in
a
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Lawn
i
Bowling
Clutt's
fixture
which
was
Played
between
showers
at
This
brings
i
the
end
of
the
week.
Mrs.
James
Henry
and
family
(In-!1"6
.enu.,01.
,'eeK-verness),
Reuben'
Ml?J,nk
'"
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
inlow
for
the
Leigfiton
wn.M.
and
family,
Mrs.
11am
Musirrave
and
fami
lv
(In
verness),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Leask
and
family,
Mrs.
Mail-'
Ross,
Mrs.
C.
Leighton
and
fami
ly.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Peter
Haldar.e,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Campbell
and
Mrs.
R.
D-
Leighton.
ership,
paradise
by
tie
with
R.
league
lead
W.
L.
P.I
Winslow
4
0
4
Borland
...4
0
4i
McAuley
3
1
3
Macdonald
......
...2
2
?j
Tinker
2
2
J
Jim
1
2
1,
'
MacPhee
1
2
l
Preece
0
2
0
Murray
0
3
0,
Frew
0
3
0
From
Naas
River
aqd
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
R.m.
I'
or
Queen
Charlpltf
lslands-r
July
17
and
31
p.m.
From
Oueeq
Charlotte
Islands-July
15
and
29
".....
a.m.
52:30
p.m
1
Fr
Alaska
Mondays
and
Fridays
a.m.
From
Alaska-Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
p.m.
Wed
s$.
Pr.
Rupert
1
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
....
a.m.
From
Alaska-Monday
ss.
Pr
George
....
9
a.m.
Wed.
ss.
Pf.
Jpujse
p.m.
Satur.
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
....
p.m.
Ju)y
11,
25-sj.
P'r-
Jtobeft
9
i.rn.
From
Skepna
Friday
ss.
Cartjeqa
p.m.
Reach
the
moat
people
In
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Dally
News.
t
PAOK
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Ui.
.Tuesday,
July
jj,
l9j,
T.O.M,
Sopwith's
Endeavour
II
Arrives
for
Cup
Race
Baseball
Scores
BABE.
RUTU
OVERCOME
TUCKAHOE,
N.
,Y.,
July
13;
National
League
Rflhp
.Blith.-
frirmer
linm.
i...
New
York,
3;
Philadelphia,
G.
,
,m
pvercome.
by
tqe
heat
JJ
Runners
St.
Louis,
G;
Pittsburg,
5
playing
golf
here
and
had
to
2
Specials
Boston
at
Brooklyn
and
Chicapfy
m
tfl
the
cJubnt)USe
m
t
Cincinnati,
rained
out.
tjan,
U
np
Wrtoiw
and
he
lat
American
league
returned
10
his
fione..
'
Clevplui4.
at
.
CWpat'n,
,iljl!P4
i
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out.
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ii
Dally
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wunl-ao
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i
la
n
MfrdSv..:-
-
v:
The
Endeavor
II,
T.
O.
M.
Sopwlth's
new
racing
yacht
which
he
will
pit
against
the
boat
selected
to
defend
the
America's
Cup
Is
pictured
In
Bristol
Harbor,
Rhode
Island,
U.S.A.,
after
completing
its
trip
from
England.
It
had
engaged
In
trial
runs
with
the
Endeavor
I,
which
sailed
into
the
harbor
under
Its
own
sail
after
breaking
its
towllne
1000
miles
from
the
American
shore,
while
enrqute
from
England.
SMITHERS
Dr.
Ferguson
arrived
in
Smj-thers
from
McBride
on
last
Thursday's
train
to
take
over
the
practice
of
the
late
Dr.
F.
V.
Agnew
at
Smithers.
He
will
take
up
residence
in
the
house
of
Mrs.
Dorothy
Lewis
as
Mrs.
Lewis
intends
leaving
Smithers
very
soon
for
a
lengthy
visit
in
Idaho.
men
of
the
community,
whose
ways
oiiices
here.
.Mr.
aimpscn
death
occurred
last
week.
St.
'comes
from
Edmonton
to
fill
the
Paul's
Church
was
crowded
forloffice
left
vacant
by
the
promo-th
funeral
sprvir.
service
which
wAs'tion
of
Chief
Despatcher
J.
H.
conducted
by
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Mr.
Simpson
arrived
jn
Smir
thers
a
few
days
ago
to
take
up
his
duties
as
Chief
Despatcher
in
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
Thompson
to"
the
office
of
the
U.
N.R.
in
Kamloops.
SPORT
CHAT
Ready
to
race
in
the
Maidstone
Plate
at
Folkstone,
England,
Epicure
was
recalled
from
the
starting
post
because
his
jockey
omit
ted
to
weigh
out
with
the
horse's
muzzle.
.
Aberdeen
football
team,,
touring
South
Africa,
has
a
grievance
Paddy
Travers.
the
manager,
says
the
hospitality
in
the
Dominion
Is
tpo
good
and
the
players
are
bejng
feted
everywhere
they
go.
J.
F.
Henderson,
31-year
old
wardrobe
keeper
at
a
Horshar.i
hospital
won
the
Surrey
Walking
Club's
London
to
Brighton
and
(back
race,
covering
the
104
miles
In
18
hours,
37
minutes.
Boston
Hurler
Is
Touched
For
Four
Home
Runs
PHILADELPHIA,
July
13:
The
Boston
Red
Sox
hit
Georee
Caster
for
four
home
runs
in
first
game
!pf
a
double
header
Saturday
and
eased
out
a
nine
to
two
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
Cronlrj
had
two
home
runs
and
Foxx
and
Mills
one
each,
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
G:15
Vandinks
vs.
R.C.N.V.R.
Hyde
Transfer
Phone
580
DRY
WOOD
JASPER
COAL
Furniture
Moving
Light
Delivery
315
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FLOWER
SHOW
MONDAY,
AUGUST
16th,
J!37
Prize
Lisj
,
CLASSIFICATION
Sevtjon
Cas$
1.
1.
rthree
Red
Roses,
any
variety
2.
Three
Pink
Roses,
any
variety
3.
Three
yellow
Roses,
any
variety
..:
4.
Three
White
Roses,
any
variety'
...i......:1ll....$i.oQ
1.00
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j.qo
....v..lv...,t.i.n.....
1.00
5.
Three
Roses,,
any
color,
aiy
variety
....
4,..U..;x.:...
LP0
9
PHP
Rose',
ay
cpjqr,
iny
variety
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2f!d
,50
.50
.50
,50
51
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tq
be
ejectel
from
abqye
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Koses
may
pe
exnibuecl
wltq
unqpeneg
Duqs
aifaiinea.
Cjass
2
i
.
1.
Antirrhinum,
qne
vase,
6
blooms,
any
colors
or
variety
1.00
2.
Calendula,
orapge
or
lemon,.
Qne
Yas.
fi
blQPtn?
1.Q0
3.
Calepdpla,
mfxed,
pnfi
vxe,
g
blpoms.
,
....
.oq
4.
Any
other
annual
not
classified,
one
.yase.,
,6,
spikes
or
blooms
1.00
Class
3
1.
--Sweet
Peas,
named
varieties,
6
spikes
of
eqch
irj
6
separate
vases
without
foliage
3.Q0
2.
Sweet
Peas,
unnarned
varieties,
spikes
of
each'in
6
separate
yases
wjihop
oJage
j.
2.00
(Prizes
In.
Section
1
donated
by.
Arthur
Bqyne,
Seedsr
'
Pan
snS
QrK
Trlpce
Rupert
3.
Sweet
Peas,
oqe
yase,
18
spikes,,
wh
WPPt
pea
fq-
liage
,
2.QQ
(Arrangement
with
or
without
moss
optional)
4.
GJadiolj,
oqe
ve,
3
spikes,
oqe
qQ,qr
2.0Q
5.
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one
yqse,
3
spikes,
mixed
cplofs
v
2.QQ
t.
Dajilias,
Ppmpqm,
3
bloqms,
ope
color
or
mixed
2.
Dahljaa,
Cactus,
3
blooms,
ope
cojqr
or
mixed
3.
pahllas,
DecoraUve,
3
bjoqms,
one
cpor
pr
mixed
4.
Dahlias,
poltness,
6
blooms,
pne
coiq'r
5.
Dafjllas,
poltness,
(?
bqotns,
mixed
cpofs
6.
Dahjlas,
any
bedding
dalilia
other
than
coltness,
6
blooms
S
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i
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paint
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the
only
Insurance
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from
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weather
elemeqts.
p.
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in
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let
us
neip
you
wjtn
your
H
nroblems.
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1.00
1.00
to
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long
and
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monpv
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Si
Si
(Special
prize
pf
24
CoHness
pal)Ua
Tqbers
donated
by
Charles
Dalagno
for
best
dahlia
in
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selected
from
entries
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3,
4,
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Class
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1.
Best
Vase
of
Perennials,
any
variety
1.00
.51
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Best
vase
pr
powl
of
Cu
Flowers,
suitable
for
table
centre,
artistically
arranged
2.00
3.
Pansles,
one
vase
or
bowl,
6
blooms
with
'self
foliage
75
4.
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geqera
display
pf
flowers
arranged
in
one
pontalqer
,..
5.00
5.
Collection
of
Garden
Flowers,
0
to
8
varieties,
arrang
ed
in
separate
containers,
80,
polpts
for
quality
and
20
for
display
..$5.00
3.00
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Plants
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Geranium
or
Pelargonium
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1.00
2.
Begonia,
tuprpus
rooted
1.00
3.
Begonia,
hanging
or
pendiia
1.00
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Plaqt,
any
Variety
1.00
5.
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any
variety
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6.
foliage
Plant,
any
variety
4
1.00
7.
Hanging
Basket,
any
variety
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1.00
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and
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