a
11
PAGE
TWO
THOSE
IRISH
AGAIN
Irish
people
do
love
to
tight.
It
seems
tq
be
their
chief
recreatiqp
in
their
native
land
any
yet
when
they
come
to
Canada
or
United
States
a
great
many
of
them
become
keepers,
of
the
peace.
it
is
a
pity
that
trouble
has
broken
out
in
northern
Ireland.
It
would
be
sq
much
easier
to
obtain
w
hat
they
want
by
pcaceaful
means.
However,
that
is
their
way
of
do
ing,
things
and
soon
nobody
can
H1CK-
If
they
want
tq
f
ighj
qver
there,
is
nobody's
business
but
their
own.
A
SHIPLOAD
OF
PEOPLE
Arrangements
have
been
made
for
a
shipload
of
people
to
yisjt
Prince
Kupert
next
summer
and
the
Chamber
of
Cpmmerce
has
written
extending
them
a
welcome
tq
the
city.
Exidently
they
had
heard
that
the
people
here
were
a
hospitable
people
and
they
want
to
come
and
see
how
it
is
done.
We
shall
be
glad
to
meet
them
and
show'
them,
what
a
live
little
city
we
have
in
this
far
northern,
section
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
coast.
THAT
DAYLIGHT
FLIGHT
The
experimental
daylight
flight
from
iJqn.treal
to
Vancouver
at
the
weekend
was
a
great
achievement
in
aviation.
It
showed
that
Canada
is
by
no
means
behind
the.
rest
of
the
world
in
air
travel.
Already
the
world
had
been
rather
astounded
to
learn
that
Canada
carried
more
freight
than
any
other
country
by
the
air
route
and
this
was
almost
immediately
followed
by
the
dqylight
flight
across
the
continent
which
closed
two
or
three
hours
before
cjarkness
commenced,
lion
C.
D.
Howe
is
undoubtly
very
pleased
at
the
achievement
qf
the
department
over
which
he
presides
and
we
are
al(
proud
of
our
QWn
flyers.
ON
TO
PIIUDHOMME
LAKE
It
is
hoped
that
the
government
at
Victoria
will
see
its
way
clear
to
continuing
the
work
on
the
highwey
as
far
as
Prudhomme
Lake.
Not
only
are
we
anxious
to
get
the
highway
work;
advanced
hut
we
shall
be
glad
if
the
men
can
get
another
month
or
two
of
work
during
the
season
when
they
can
do
it
under
most
favorable
conditions.
JLl
I
A
I
mi
jrri
If
Your
Feet
Bother
You
CONSULT
US
Our
foot
appliance
department
carries
.
a
very
large,
range
of
acpessories.
for
?
eyery
foot
ailment.
Expert
Advice
Free
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FKINCE
RUPERT
-
URITIS11
COLUAIUIA
Published
Eyery
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Kupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avsnue
11.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
KATES
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advat.ce
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
J5.0U
.Hi
Monday,
August
2,
1937
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Boiled
Halibut
with
egg
squce
is
digestible,
pqlatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD,
STORAGE
CO.
LTD.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
SERVICE
OF
PUBLIC
Neville
Chamberlain
Reviews
JJis
Work
In
the
National
Interest
At
(lathering
in
Home
City
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.,
Aug.
2;
(CP)
"I
went
into
parliament
because
I
was
brought
up
in
a
house
where
public
service
seem
ed
to
be
a
natural
part
Pf
a
man's
life."
Neville
Chamberlain,
making
his
first
speech
in
Birmingham
as
prime
minister,
in
this
w?y
smpHfie4
fpr
his
hometown
audience
the
reasons
that
made
him
.follow
the
steps
Pf
h,ip
'"fa.;
mous
falher,
Jqspph
Chamberliijn.
His
speech,
made
at
the
anT
nual
demonstration
of
the
Bir
mingham
Conservative
Associa
tion,
embraced
domestic
and
for
eign
policy
in
a
general
review.
But
it
was.
the
statement
of
hi.?
personal
creed
coming
from
a
man
who
studiously
avoids
such
mention
of'himselfr-that
'receiver!
widespread
notation.
"Nobody
can
undertake
such
responsibility
as
has
now
fallen,
upon
my
shoulders
without
a
deep'
sense
of
the
grave
and
seriou3
task
that
has
been
laid
upon
him;
he
sajd.
"But
I
am
facing
it
without
fear
and
without
hesitation,
because
I
know
I
have
behind
me
the
wholehearted
and
loyal
supporl
of
the
great
Unionist
party
as
wp)
as
that
of
those
members
of
the
Liberal
and
Labor
parties
who
are
also
helping
to
sustain
the
National
Govern-
jment,
in
which
today
they
have
meir
snare.
Now
I
can
sav
that
not
onlu
do
I
not
shrink
from
those
new
burdens,
but
I
welcome
them,
not
because
they
serve
any
personal
ambitiqn
of
mine
but
because
I
cpncejve
that
they
may
give
me
new
oppprtunjtips
fpr
furthering
those
Purnoses
that
first
hrnui.t
pic
into
politics.
I
did
not
seek
to.
enter
the
IJouse
pf
Commons;
when
I
was
nearly
50
years
pf
agc
for
the
of
sake
making
a
career
for
myself
or
because
I
had
idla
time
on
my
hands
that
I
did
not
Hnpw
how
to
fill
up:
I
went
be-cau.sfM
was
brought
up
in
a
house
where;
public
"service
seemed
to
be
a
natural
part
of
a
man's
life,
and
it
has
become
sq
much
a
part
if
my
life
that
I
think
I
shoud
now
be
unhappy
and
unepmfprt.
able
if
I
were
deprived
of
the
opportunity
of
doing
public
service
so
long
as
I
have,
ppwer
to.
perform
H"
The
prime
minister
declared
that
for
some
time
he
thought
of
confining
his
public
work
to
service
in
Birmingham
city
council
but
later
became
impressed
with
the
need
of
better
living
and
working
conditions
throughout
Ihe
country.
Social
Betterment
In
the
service
of
the
nation
he
had
sought
to
widen
the
interests,
of
the
workers
by
better
education
and
recreational
facilities.
During
the
past
20
years,
he
said
he
had
been
able
to
do
something
towards
the
betterment
of
conditions
wjth
the
help
of
his
colleagues
in
the
House
of
Com
mons.
"Housing
has
been
vastly
im
proved,"
Mr.
Chamberlain
continued.
"The
general
health
of
the
people
is
enormouslv
bett;;j
jlhan
it
used
to
be.
The
death
rate
;is
still
going
down
and
the
expectation
of
life
is
still
going
iip.
Enormous
additions
have
been
jmade
to
hospital
accomodation
;
which
is
now
available
for
the
people.
Old
age
and
widows'
pensions
are
today
In
operation,
and
(during
the
time
that
Ihe
National
(Government
has
been
in
office
trade
has
been
advancing
by
leaps
and
bounds.
"But
the
work
p.f
sociaj
im
provement
can
never
stand
still,
and
I
wplcome
the
new,
opportunities
that
are.
given
to
me
by
my
new
office,
because
I
hope
they
may
enable
me
tq
pus
yet
a
little
further
the
improvements
that
I
want
to
see
before
the
time
comes1
for
me.
to.
retire
from
the
public
stage.
I
do
Hot
ask
you
to
ex-1
Jpect
any
startling
cnange
pj
p,olv
icy,
1.
am
not
succeed
ng,
Ukfc
jmany
of
my
predecer.-j
ha,6.
uone,
a
government
wih
wjilch
I
have
been
In
violent
opposition
On
the
contrary,
I
am
following
A
.J.l-1
t
1
!
a
jruBieu;
itaMer
wnosc.
ppucy,
in
which.
J
myself
haye,
taken,
an
at
tive
part,
has
been,
able
to.
ef;
feet
great
improvemnts
with
the
general
approvalqf
'the
cpiintry,"
If
you
wish
to
swap
something-
Try
a
classified.
.
g
TH&pAlL?
NEWS
Monday,
August
2,
lj
Englishman
Is
Beaten
In
Yacht
Races
Sopwith
Fails
to
Make
Spetd1
Enough
with
Endeaypr
I
Saturday
NEWPORT,
Aug.
2:
Commodore
VanderWlt's
Ranger
defeat-ted
Toni
Sopwjth's
challenger.
Endeavor
II
in
the
first
of
the
Liptpn
trophy
series
here
Saturday.
At
four
o'clock
the
Ranger
was
more
than
a
mile
in
the
lead
and
the
Endeavor
was
still
falling
back.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Saturday's
Games
National
League
Boston
2,
Pittsburg
7.
New
York
1,
Chicago
7.
American
Leacue
Chicago
2,
Philadelphia
0.
St.
Louis
9.
New
York
G.
Detroit
1,
Boston
12.
PLAYGROUND
ACTIVITIES
Plans
Laid
for
Contests
and
Games;
Registration
Now
375
The
Gyro
"playgrounds
haver
now
completed
their
first
month
pf
organized
activities
with
a
total
registration
0
375.
During
the
ensuing
monlh
th
program
will
consist
mainlv
of
inter-playground
competitions
and!
preparation
for
the
final
display.
The
dates
of
the
competitions
3re:
Doll
contest,
Friday,
August
G.
Sandbox
contest,
Friday,
August
13.
!
Soap
carving'
contest,
Friday,
August
2Q,
;
v
Swimming
gala,
Wednesday.
August
18.
i
Efficiency
tests,
Tuesday,
August
24.
,.
The
league
games
for
the
ensuing
week
will
be:
Monday
Senior,
bpyfj
basket-ball,
Exhibition.
RuiWIng,
Seal
Cove
vs.
Acropolis.
Tuesday
Senior
girls
softbnll
Gyro.
Ball
park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Acropolis.
Wednesday
Senior
boys
sojt-ball,
Gyro
Ball
Park,
Seal
Coe
vs.
Acropolis.
inursuay
benior
Girls
Soft
ba.ll
Gyrp
Bail'
Park,
McClyant
'be
held
v.MSi.es
in
aanc.ing,
s
mrnlnjf
Park.
T
TEAM
CARRIES
OFF
CUP
WON
AT
BISLEY
One
of
the
principal
team
prizes
competed
for
at
Hisley
that
for
(he
China
Cup,
in
which
nine-man
teams
from
the
11
divisions,
of
the
territorial
army
oppose
each
other,
firing
with
service,
rifles
and
one
Lewis
gun.
The
41th
Home
Counties
divisional
team
captured
the
mug
this
year
and
what
a
prize
it
is.
It
takes
a
good
part
of
the
triumphant
squad,
to
carry
the
cup
away.
i
Somerville
Is
Golf
Champion
OTTAWA.
Hunt
Cub.,
Aug.
31
:
-Sandy
Somerville
of
London,
'Ontario,
Sstlurdav
for
the
sixth
time
won
the
Domion
golf
chnni-1
'pionnhip,
defeated
Phil
Fraley
of
j
Montreal,
two
and
one
in
the
'Jo.
hole
final.
1
I
aiB
r
VANCOUVER
WINS
GAME
i'
:
.1
..1.
n
1
-
.
i
Cricket
Team
Opens
Tour
Of
Canada
Today
For
p
s
w,
,
.
tx,
opening
of
the
Canadian
tour
the'
Murylebone
cricket
team
froj
Rpgjandscpjed.
J2l
ruju-
Jor
loss
of,
twowicketg
uj,
fr
no
today
against;
Toronto.
.
T
.
.
.
Monthly
Report
Museum
For
July
TRtal
visitors
to
the
museum
for
the
rnonth
wen
991
Exhibits
donatei
and
lonned-Framed
photo
-
"A
Week's
Ifunting,"
Gardper
Canal.
B.C.,
T-
H.
Watts,
city-
fittoi-
Trmvl
tmrwlr.l
T
ti
I
?-r;--
,
Johnson,
city.
Horned
Owl,
Snowy
Owl
pjr
of
busts
Mrs.
W-
B.
(
(ririh,
city.
Mail
Schedule
t
MQnday,
WWesc!ay.
and
I
Friday
.5
pa.
1
From
the
East
j
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
'.
10:45
pa.
I
For
Vancquvcr
Mqnday
2
p.m.
Tuesday
22:30
pa,
Wednesday
4
30
pa
Friday
9:30
pa.
Saturday
4:30
and
6
pa.
Ss.
Pr.
Qporge
7
pa,
July
11,
25ss.
Pr
Robert
4
pa
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss.
Catala
.4
pa;
Monday
s.
Pr.
Alice
aa.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
tm.
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
9
aa.
Ss,
Pr.
Cjeorge
10
am.
-Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pa
Ss.
Cardena
.
pa
July
19
fis.
Pr.
Robert
7
aa
For
Anyox
and
Stewart-Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pa
Friday-
ss.
Pr.
Geo:
w
3
pi
From
Stewart
and
Anyot
Tuesday--BS.
Cataia
1130
ai
Saturday
ss.
Pr.
George
1
pi
For
Naas
Klyer
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
pa
I
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpsoo
i
"Tuesday
ss,
Catala
11
30
aa,
j
For
Ocean
Falls
Mondays
ss.
Pr.
George
3
pa.
'
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
JO
pm.
,
Saturday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
7
pa
j
From
Ocean
Falls
Beats
Toronto
in
Soccer
Final
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
aa
At
Winnipeg
Saturdav
I
Friday
ss.
Pr.
George
10
a-ffl-
I
Ss.
Pr.
Adelaide
4
pm
j
Ss.
Cardena
PJ".
WINNIPEG,
Aug.,
2:
Vaneou-
ror
Queen
Charloue
Islands-
ver
Jonnstons
atlonaI8
tltn
upj
July
17,
31
P.
Charles
10
p.m.
!the
Dominion
so,ccer
finals
Sat-,
From
queen
Charlotte
Islands
lliril'lir
I...
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T.,
...,(..
III.'
.
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.
j
"iwuu
ui-
juiy
la,
i'i
ss.
pr.
unaric.i
on
rwuay
ui
.Mv-v'XHVMfRiers
.5
gouiH
10
i
in
me
pecoiiU
por
Alaska
i
(ffirvii
tit
4lm
oorLn
T.n.nntr.
....
and
life
savimr
w
11
b
M,
i
f
,
....
.
JfL"
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"'"'r.'L-
H'M"
i
MQnaay-w.-pr.
Alice
i
I
usual,
phlinin
mm
nmnnv
V,
nnlrli.
In
regard
to
the
Doll
Contest
the
smallest,
the
largest,
the.
bVstl
grounds
Tont;!reiiniidU,IJlay"
ilri',,he
fie8t'
the
J1"'1'
SUlff
Sereat
firecnwoQd..
an-
1
$Ltu'dr?
mi
t
rag
dolli
no.mces
that
the
total
fines
for
each
ground
ground
0n
Thursday.
The
Prizes
will
also
be
given
for
tK
the
month
of
July
in
the
citv
Y
mter-city
playground
contest
will
best
decorated
doll
buggy.
poLe
court
amounted
to
$24
From
Alaska-
Monday
ss.
Pr
George
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Louise
Satur.--ss.
Pr.
Charlotte
am,
9
a
m.
p.m.
p.m.
July
11,
25ss.
Pr.
Robert
9
am.
Be
wist.
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tn
want
arts.
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