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in
style
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NEWS.
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ltUPERT.
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert.
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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P.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor.
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week.
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Tuesday,
June
22,
1937
THE
GREAT
RUSSIAN
FLIGHT
Proof
1
that
the
Russian
people
are
capable
of
great
things
besides
governing
is
shown
in
the
flight
completed
Sunday
from
Moscow
by
way
of
the
North
Bote
to,
Vancouver,-
Wash.,
without
a
stop.
They
had;
set
out
for
San
Francisco
but
were
forced
down
before
they
quite
com
pleted
their
flight.
As
it
was,
the
flight
was
a
magnificent
example
of
skilL
mechanical
ability
and-endurance.
The
Russian
people
will
be
particularly
proud
of
their.
fliers
and
Canadians
will
be
pleased
to
think
that,
their
neighbors,
the
Russians,
have
shown
themselves
capable
of
such
an
achievement.
Anything
is
possible
to
a
people
that
can
successfully
carry
out
such
a
flight..
CARRIED
OUT
PROMISE
When.
the
promise
was
made
by
Premier
Pattullo
that
an
ore
sampling
plant
would
be
erected
in
Prince
Rupert,
some
people
suggested
it
was
just
an
election
promise,
made
to
be
broken,
The
elections
are
only
three
weeks
away,
in
fact
they
have
not
yet
been
completed,
but
work
is
starting
today
on
the
ore
crushing
and
sampling
-plant
Comment
is
unnecessarv.
PREFERS
THE
JUGGLE,
A,
lady,
whose
husband
died
in
the
jungles
of
East
Africa,
and
who
came
to.
see
her
relatives
in
the
United
States,
is
returning
home
to
the
jungle
because
she
is
frightened
by
the
tragedy
of
the
modern
civilized
world.
The
newspapers
yesterday
told
of
the
strike
troubles
in
Pennsylvania-where
two
men
were
killed
and
many
injured;
of
the
troubles
in
Paris,
of
the
loyalist
defeat
in
Spain,
of
three
men
being
killed
in
Toronto
in
an
airplane
crash,
of
religious
difficulties
in
Germany,
In
the
United
States
they
have
their
regular
chapter
of
accidents
from
highway
transportation,
from
race
and
economic
strife.
It
is
scarcely
to
be
wondered'
at
that
a
lady
from
the
quiet
of
the
African
jungle
should.be
fearful
of
living
in
a
civilization,
where
life
is
held
so
cheap
and
every
day
brings
its.
new
thrilling
excitement.
The
jungle
is
kind
compared'
with
civilization
as
she
sees
it.
BABRIE
IS
GONE
Sir.
James
Barrie,
one
of
the
great
writers
of
a
prolific
age,
is
gone.
His
sketches
of
Scottish
life'
are
well
known
but
of
late
years
he
was
best
known
from
his
plays,
many
of
which
are
dramatized
versions
of
his
earlier
books.
Possibly
the
best
known
are
"Peter
Pan,"
"Quality
Street"
ami
"The.
Little
Minister."
He
understnnd
nnrl
nnrrvnvnrl
childhood,
especially
childhood
in
Scotland,
as
no
other
wmer
ever
win.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS.
LTD.
Steamers
leave.
Prince
Rupertjforf
Vancouver:
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EVERY
'TUESDAY,
l:30,.PJr
Due.
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T&J&i
CAItDENA',
FRIDAY,
10
:30,
T
Due
.Vancouver,
Monday
a
jn.
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office.
Further
Information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
1
NEW
YORK,
June.
22:
(CP)
Yesterday
was
an
open
data
In
the
Major
Baseball
Leagues
with
no
games
scheduled
or
played.
New
series
are
being
opened
today
and,
with
standings-close
In
each
.circuit,
the,
season's
activities,
are.
being
followed,
with
possibly
more
than
usual
Interest.
National
League
teams
are
now
playing
In
the
west
and
American
League
teams
In
the
east.
The
New
York
Yankees,
who
have
a
one
and
a
half
game
lead
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
In
the-
American
League,
open
today
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
against
the
St
Louis
Browns
who,
as
a
result
of
week-end
play,
are
now
tied
for
seventh
position
with
the
Phila
delphia
Athletics
who
dropped
week-end
games
to
the
Tigers.
The
Detrpiters,
putting
up
a
great
fight
despite
the
absence
of
Mana
ger
Mickey
Cochrane
and
other
casualties,
start
today
at
Boston
against
the
Red
Sox
who
entered
the
first
division
at
the
end
of
the.
week,
the
Cleveland
Indians
dropping
into
fifth
place.
In
the
National
League,
at
Chi
cago
a
crucial
series
starts
today
between
the
Cubs
and
New
York
Giants
who
are
separated
by
one
full
game
for
the
league
supremacy,
the
Cubs
being
ahead
through
having
lost
two
less
games
while
the
clubs
are
even
as
far
as
wins
are
concerned.
Mathematically,
however,
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
who
won
three
week-end
games
from
the
Boston
Bees,
are
In
second
place.
The
Cards
are
now
at
home
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
are
looking
forward
to
this
series
to
take
them
into
the
lead.
The
Boston
Bees
are
now
tied
for
sixth
place
with
the
Cincinnati
Reds
with
the
Phillies
In
the
cellar.
TODAY'S
SCORES
American
League,
Detroit-Boston,
postponed,
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia,
0..
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
8.
National
.League
Boston
1,
Pittsburg
4.
New
York
0,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
0,
Cincinnati
6
National
League.
W.
L
hicago
33
St.
Louis
32-
New
York
33
Pittsburg
29.
Brooklyn
23
Boston
20
Cincinnati
20
Philadelphia
2L
American
1
League
New
York
33
19
Detroit
-
33
22
Chicago
29
Boston
25
Cleveland
26
Washington
23
Philadelphia
18
St.
Louis.
18
20.
21:
22'
24
27
32
32
33.
24.
22
24
30
32
32
rain.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
Pet;
.623
.604
.600
.547
.460
.385
.385
.370
.635
.600
.547
.532
.520
.434,'
.36tt
.360
Visiting
Gobs
Defeat
Locals
In
Basketball
A
basketball
team
representing
the
visiting
United
States
destroyers
Fox
and.
Brooks
took
on,
a
local
team
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
won
by
a
score
of
58
to
45.
The
visiting
sailors
proved
themselves;
to
oe
real
adepts
at
the
game.
The
match
was
played
In
the
Armory.
The
Prince
Rupert
players
were,
waiter
Johnson,
Herble.
Morgan,
Angus
MacPhee.
Ernie;
Ratchford
Jack
Lindsay,
Sonny
Beynon
and
Severlno
Dominate
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:15
Vandlnks
vs.
it
C.
N.
V.
It.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TuesdayJune
22,
1937
PLAY
IS
Interesting
Situations
in
Major
Baseball
Leagues,
Particularly
National
Last
Night's
Bunny
Austin
Tennis
Play
Is
Chief
Hope
Prince
Rupert
Club's
Tournament
Great
Britain
Looks
to
Hiiu.to
Dels
Continuing
fend
All
England
Tennis
Championship
Title,
The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
tournament
continued
last
night
WJMBLEDON,
En&
June
22
,witl
results
asifololws:
(CP,)
II.
W.
("Bunny")
Austin,
Men'ss
Singles
iQreat
Britain's
chief
hope
In
the.
:
Crulckshank
beat
Brocklesby.!
1937,
All
England
tennis
champlon-7-5,
6-2.
ships
following
the
turning
pro-
Ladies'
Singles
'
fessionai
of
.Fred.
Perryv
opened
yes-
Miss
C.
Mitchell-beat
Mrs,
Alex
terday-
wlth
a
four-set-victory
over
Mitchell
6-4;
6-3.
jG.
Lyttleton
Rogers,
Irish
Davis
Mlss
I.
Mitchell
beat
Miss
E,
vis
8t6.
6t3.
Da-
Men's
noubles
Woods
and
Mcintosh
beat
Ha-
worth
and
Willett
6-1,
6-3.
Bedford
and
Davis
beat
Crulck
shank
and
Brocklesby
6-3,
2-6,
6-3.
Young
and
W.
Stamford
beat
O'Neil
land
G.
Stamford
6-2,
6-2.
Mixed
Doubles
Mr.
and,
Mrs:
Young
teat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Willett
9-7,
6-4.
Tonight's
Draw
Draw
for
tonight:
6
p.m.
Men's
singles,
Norrlngton
vs.
Mcintosh;
Davis
vs.
Young;
mixed
doubles,
Norrls
and
Miss
Ellison
vs.
Stamford
and
Mrs.
A.
Mitchell.
7
p.m.
Men's
singles.
Woods
vs.
Bedford;
ladies'
singles,
Mrs.
Tinker
vs.
Miss
Thomson.
7;30
p.m.
Men's
singles,
Stamr
ford
vs.
Crulckshank;
men's
doubles,
Norrlngton
and
Comadina
Cup
player.
The.
British
aca
wore
down
his
opponent
after-
dropping
j
the
first
set
3-6,
taking
the
nexU
three.
8-6,
6-1,
6-2.
I
Austin's
principal
opponent
fori
the
British
title
Is
expected
to
be
I
Don
Budge,
of
the
United
States;
SCHEDULE
OF
BOWLS
June
23
No.
S.
vs.
No.
"
June
25
No.
2
vs.
No.
6.
June
28
No
i
vs.
No.
8.
USE
THEIR
BANK
IN
MANY
WAYS
Employees,
as
well
as
employers,
find
many
good
uses
for
their
bank.
Men
and
women
whose
sole
or
principal
income
is
from
salary
or
wages
con
stitute
the
large
majority
of
the
customers
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
They
use
a
wide
variety
of
the
Bank's,
services
as,
for
example:
Personal
chequing
accounts;
savings
accounts;
personal
loans;
banking
by
mail;
safekeeping,
of
valuables
such
as
bonds,
stock
certificates,
deeds,
insurance
policies
and
jewellery;
letters
of
credit-to
supply
funds
as
needed
when
travelling;
money
orders,
and
travellers,
cheques.
RANK
OF
MONTREAL
ESTABLISH
JJJ
1M7
HEAD
OFFICII
MONXtlAL,
MODERN,
EXPERIENCED
BANKING
SERVICE
.
.
.
tht
euttemt-
ef
119
ytari'
iuictuful
tptrstita
V'
Pr(nce
Rupeit
Branch;
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
Stewart
Branch:.
H..V.
LITTLER,
Manager
Museum
Centre
Of
Attendance
Many
Tourists
Called
ami
Were
Entertained
by
Rev.
W.
II.
Pierce
let
keeps
every
paper
fresh..
f2
In
port.
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce
explained
the
meaning
of
a
number
of
the
exhibits,
and
sang
some
of
the
war
songs
for
the
entertainment
of
the
visitors.
Albert
Douver,
32-year
ola
Daw-son
prospector,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the-Prince
Rupert
yesterday
from
the
north
and
left
nn
ti,
evening
train
for
Prince
George
There
were
160
visitors
to
the:
After
spending
the
past-
twenty
Northern
British
Columbia
Murj
years
In
the
Yukon,
he
plan';
to
seum
here
yesterday
when
the
J
work-
thy
creeks
of
the
Cariboo
three
boats
Prince
Rupert,
Prince.,.
where
the
winters
are
a
little
eas-Robert
and
Princess
Louise
were
ier.
Hlill.IU.MniW
DOUBLE
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
on
Mora
convenient
to
carry,
and
more
convenientto
use,
the
doublautomaticbool-
PISS'
j
&
NONE
FINER
MADE
7
vs.
No.
10;
No.
j
'
'
1
vs.
No.
5;
No.
J
7..nJ
flnrirfm
1
3v.vno.
wim
liife.
--
m
,rii
w.i
MMiiia,
uuno
:
vs.
Lundahl
and
Norrls;
ladies'
flK'
11
Styled!
For
Comfort;
With;
Smartness.
Miss.
Davis.
Ill
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SW.IiM
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Black,
Blue,
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$2.95
&
$3.95
l-rifr
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SUMMER;
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SOCKSr-Silk
and
Cftn
;
VC.'.;
.
Rayon,
Silk
and
Lisle,
pair
jJfcXC'
ShtEh'
1S"8'r)iece
t0P'
unline(1
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Iff'
iJLSKmS?!
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SWEAT
SHIRTS
Heavy
weight
with
Polo
I
IPiyKSlt
UfV
V
collar,
Zipper
neck.
Colors
Blue
and
C-fl
C
II
2l9iiy
White,
all
sizes
JJL.JLD
if
WATTS
&
NiCKERSON
tlJBMnhM'
Men's
&
Boys'
Clothiers
1hne
Thir(1
AVC'
Tfj
i
Qffif
THE
perfect
Okn?
,N
"
wmks
Tennis
Shoe
u'9
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Ql
LIFE'
1
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IT
I
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fc
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combines
comfort
features,
long
wear
and
healthful
support
for
active
feet
in
a
way
unequalled
in
any
other
Canvas
Shoo
on
tho
market.
Ladies
Men's
$3'25
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Telephone
3
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Prompt
and
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Stand
opposite
Koyal
Hotel,
Third
Avenue