r
fAGE.
TWO
the
Daily
nitv8
JTutsday,
September
2l
MECHANICAL
RABBIT
MAKES
THESE
GREYHOUNDS
STEP
Unable
To
Go
Man
in
the
Moon
To
SMART
China;
Are
Sent
Prince
8
Rupert
will
soon
be
noted
TP
I
1
Mi
,
for
IU
reduction
plants,
there
he-
1
0
LOCtU
lYlISSiOn
lng
so
far
one
at
Tucks
Inlet
and
one
at
Port
Edward.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
J
w
e.u.
Hamilton,
Ontario,
arrived?,?
Footwear
There
"mt
are
"c
a
ol
"J":
";'"u"
c"yonheCardetiaSatutriirr
in
towa
who
might
very
well
take
Vancouver
and
prdSS?
a
course
at
either
Institution.
ia,t
pvm
t
lrT
"V-
"
v
"'lyrax
near
fnlw
.rttonSsta,whleh
'--.u
point
V"1'
Mr
Mt
Stan,
I
Th
dlfflifultw
with,
npr.nl.
New
Arrivals
in
Wonderfully
At:
tractive
Styles,
Leathers
and
Col-
urings
For
.Every
Occasion.
Popularly
Priced
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
DAILY
EDITION
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Tuesday,
September
21,
1937.
ONTARIO
ELECTION
There
is
an
election
campaign
going
on
in
Ontario.
Bridge
League
Annual
Deferred
Good
Turn-out
Hoped
For
Ob
October
4
Prospects
For
Season
In
the
hop?
of
having
a
larjrt
turn-out.
the
annual
meeting
tt
tMltho
Prinrp
Rnnprt
RriW
PriK.
bage
and
Whist
League
was
postponed
from
last
Friday
night
until
October
4.
The
prospects
S-Wjare
that
there
will
be
a
bridge
league
in
operation
this
winter
as
there
was
last
with
the
possibility
also
of
cribbage.
It
is
not
expected
there
will
be
a
whist
league.
j
SPORT
CHAT
With
the
prospeet
now
that
this
When
Premier
Mitchell
Henriurn
was
pWtwl
r
n(tin
Va,'ear's
Worid
Series
will
be
exclusiv.
A
jemarkable
picture
showia
g
tvro
racing
greyhound
in
freer
leaping
action
as
they
pursue
the
elusive
mechanical
rabbit
during
the
first
heat
for
the
Victoria
Derby
ar
Epaom,
near
Melbourne,
Australia.
The
picture
is
remarkable
for
its
clarity
despite
the
terrific
speed
of
the
hounds
in
passing
the
camera's
lew.
Night
Steps
is
closer
ta
the
camera
with
Inverurie
in
the
hackgrounX
FIGHTING
FOR
FLAG
Giants
aarf
Cubs
Both
Win
Yanks
Blank
Tigers
in
Opewr
CHICAGO,
Sept.
21:
(CP)
Two
and
a
half
games
still
separate
the
Chicago
Cubs
from
the
New
York
Giants
In
.the
National
League
pen
nant
race.
The
Cubs
won
a
dose
5
to
4
victory
over
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Wrlgley
Field
yesterday
while
the
Giants
slugged
out
a
10
to
3
win
over
the
St.
Louis
Cardin
als
at
Sportsman's
Field.
The
Car
dinals,
as
a
result,
dropped
from
their
third
place
tie
with
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Into
fourth'
place.
At
the
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York
the
Yankees
and
Detroit
Tigers
played
what,
might
be
called
a
crucial
game
when
the
Yanks
blanked
the
Tigers
5
to
nil
to
increase
their
margin
of
leadership
to
twelve
full
games.
St.
Louis
great
fight
was
over
contracts
made
with
big
power
ronvlVber
eand
T
wS
be
on
thTAm"
BrowM
and
Bsfon
Red
dlvid
panies
by
.the
Drevious
administration.
Th
,nnt,,t
JtZ
r
I
Lm!.
flrl
n
a
hard
fought
double
w
'
--
vm
mvw
(,iiv.au
iitagUU
litiU
VY
XLkk
vycvULAl
o,
were
caneelled
and
some
of
them
renewed
under
better
and
ia
games
on
the
National
terms
for
the
province.
League
field
and
back
to
the
Ameri-
Nowf
it
seems
that
the
province
has
been
lax
in
col-;"n
Lrieaf,ueIffor
TS
n
ctber
lecting
inheritance
taxes
from
large
estates
and
Premier
j
req
Hepburn
wants
a
mandate
from
the"
people
before
going
to
wnt
red
Rhodes
has
stin
a
few
work
and
making
those
collections.
He
also
will
doubt-'
"puzzlers"
up
his
sleeve.
The
so-less
ask
the
people
to
back
up
his
stand
taken
this
past
'
year-ld
Perthshire
cricket
dub
pro
ization
m
Ontario.
He
does
not
like
the
C.I.O.
and
will
age
of
9.27
runs
in
Scottish
county
ask
the
people
to
say
he
was
right
in
trying
to
keep
them
games
this
year.
out
of
Ontario.
I
Hon.
Earl
Rowe,
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
is
at-:
,
9d?n
chfmilon
at
tacking
Mr.
Hepburn
and
his
policies
past,
present
and
ne
wTheS
S
n
PromiSe
any
better
recognition
of
three
races
In
one
afternoon
at
the
ot
C.I.O.
a
l
but
he
does
promise
what
Conservatives
call
a
Wolverhampton,
England,
and
the
"safe
and
sane
policy"
for
the
province
together
with
cer-icrowd
made
them
a11
Iavorltes-
tain
progressive
measures.
.
;
In
addition
to
the
partially
Liberal
party
and
thX
tuf,
more
or
less
Conservative
party,
there
is
an
effort
being
'cession,
became
the
first
county
made
to
interest
the
people
of
the
province
in
the
Co
-oper-
cricketer
to
score
1000
runs
and
ative
Commonwealth
Federation
and
with
that
end
in
take
10
wlckets-
durlns
the
season.
5nhte
of
that
party
in
most
of
the
!
tickets
mWloa
big
centres
where
the
labor
vote
is
said
to
be
strongest
and
on
the
0
cesarewitch,
sweep
with
a
faee
most
radical.
Most
of
the
C.I.O.
people
will
probably
vote
value
of
$5,000,000,
were
seized
by
ior
mis
party.
customs
men
In
Manchester,
Eng-
,
The
federal
Liberals
will
not
be
in
the
fight
for
Mr
lland-rlght
aItcr
a
1000-000
11
Hepburn
has
recently
defied
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
i1"
Llverpol
King
and
disagreed
with
his
policy.
The
whole
set-up
'A1J
n
c
is
most
confusing
and
no
one
can
say
just
yet
what
is
likely
UlCl
LOUntrV
OOCCef
.to
happen.
Possibly,
when
the
campaign
is
more
advan-i
ced,
the
issues
will
become
more
clear.
It
seems
that
the!
Mondays
scores
same
young
Liberal
movement
which
caused
a
turnover!
English
League
First
Division
m.Quebec
and
which
put
Maurice
Duplessis
in
power
may!
Blackpool
1,
Brentford
1.
also
become
effective
in
this
election.
In
that
case
the!
Wh
ti
.,t,
government
will
be
returjed
to
.power.
What
is
evident
isJ!JanvS!ijSt
that
the
old
political
shibboleths
have
lost
much
of
their,
in
the
Daily
News
magic.
In
the
past
few
Vears
Mr.
Henhtim
hns
Wnmo
n
nnj
'
tional
figure
and
he
has
felt
himself
so
strong
politically
.
IN
T,,K
8tp"
coLuMmA1
ol
flHimH
that
he
dared
to
openly
challenge
the
federal
leader.
This
'
the
MaUrr
'
1:11
"'.
rfrfr.i
may
do
him
little
harm
for
federal
and
nrovinpial
nn1irifs'l
the
Matter
ofthe
"Administration
are
not
much
alike
and
to
certain
a
extent
the
careful
pol-t
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
H
.icytof
the
Liberal
leader
might
hamper
the
more
eager
1SSSSE
1
I.
mT'
fZF&Sld
ana
impulsive
provincial
leader.
Administrator
of
the
etau
ot
mi
Tlie
Centra
Hotel
I
FLASH
!
!
FLASH
!
!
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Enlargements
Iteprints
With
Frames
Ph0De
51
Selling
at
Cost
Prices
for
Best
Household
Coal
gee
fjs
Today
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
Hollywood
Studios,
220
6th
Sts
Oborne.
Deceased,
and
OA
mi
UHI'
lng-
claim
atf&lnat
the
Mdd
(itaU
are
htteby
riultd
ta
fumuh
iiuk,
pro-
pTif
wnnw,
vo
m
on
or
tierort
tM
Uth
dj
of
October,
A.
D.
1937.
iDd
til
purUe
Indebted
ta
tb
etat
u
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
thti
indebtednens
to
me
larthwlth.
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Ofriclal
AdmlnlitrikloT,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
"
a
oi
Augun,
a.
V
1937
header
at
Boston,
the
Browns
taking
the
opener
8
to
6
while
the
Red
Sox
won
the
nightcap
7
to
5.
BASEBALL
SCORES
i
National
League
New
York,
10;
St.
Louis,
a.
Brooklyn,
4;.
Chicago,
5.
American
League
St.
Louis,
8-5;
Boston,
6-7.
Detroit,
0;
New
York,
5.
Baseball
Standing
W
L
Pet
New
York
85
53
.616
Chicago
..LK---
84
57
.595
Pittsburg
L..
.75
66
.532
St.
Louis
74
66
.529
Boston
71
70
.503
Brooklyn
61
.
80
.433
Cincinnati
55
83
.399
Philadelphia
.
55
85
.393
American
League
New
York
94
46
.671
Detroit
82
58
.586
Chicago
..
78
62
.557
Boston
72
64
329
Cleveland
74
67
.525
Washington
.
67
73
.479
Phildeiphla
,
48
90
.348
St.
Louis
43
98
.303
Today's
Baseball
American
League
Chicago,
4;
Philadelphia,
5.
Detroit,.
7-4;
Boston,
12-1.
National
League
Boston,
2;
Pittsburgh;
9.
Philadelphia,
3;
Cincinnati,
6.
Brooklyn,
5;
St.
Louis,
8.
Huge
Enrollment
In
U.S.
Schools
New
Record
Reached
at
Total
Of
3.1,000,000
Puplln
WASHINGTON,.
D.
C,
Sept.
21:
There,
are
some
33.000.C00
pupils
enrolled
in
the
schools
of
the
United
States
this
year.
This
(is
a
new
record.
BURNS
LAKE
Rev.
J.
TL
Mcintosh
of
Smi-thers
nd
Rev.
Frank
Bushfield
eft
rast
Tuesday
to
attend
Vni-
ed
Chureh
Presbytery
at
Prince
jeorge.
Dr.
G.
A.
Wilson,
super
intendent
of
missions,
had
charge
f
the-
services
on
Sunday
at
linage
and
Burn.
Lake,
inducting
he
minister.
Rer.
Frank
Bush
field
at
the
evening"
service
in
Burns
Lake.
He
nerd
a
service
it
the
United
Chureh,
Wistaria.
'esterday.
Miss
Ruth
Truosdell
of
Burn
ake
has
left
for
Port
Kssington
vhere
she
has
secured
a
position.
Miss
Phyllis
Bushfield
of
Ed-nonton-
has
been
spending
the
jasttwo
weeks
visiting
here
with
ier
parents,
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Frank
3ushfieid.
Miss
Marjory
Westwood
of
Vancouver
ha
arrived
to
take
;harge
of
the
Streatham
School
Miss
Lilfiarr
Ifrowrr
of
Prince
Rupert
is
the
new
teacher
at
'ailing'
School.
Sees
Decrease
In
English
People
.Vill
be
N
More
Than
Eire
Mlf-Hun
in
Hundred
Years,
Predicts
Expert
LONDON,
Sept.
21
r
Ono
lundred'
years
from
now
the
pop-ilation
of
Enjrland
will
not
imount
to
more
than
five
million
:erson
unless
the
present
rate
f
decrease
in
births
is
checked,
it
is
predicted
by
Sir
Leonard
Hill,
noted
economist.
Valcartier
Is
Making
Arms
Concentration
Camp
in
Last
War
Engaged
In
Manufacture
of
Materials
For
Next
VALCARTIER,
Sept.
21:
Canada's
latest
arsenal
has
been
established
in
this
town
which
became
famous
during
the
Great
War
as
a
centre-
for
the
concentration
of
troops
prior
to
embarkation
for
France.
Three
hundred
persons
will
be
employed
in
the
manufac-'
ure
of
arms.
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
mONIt
658
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
i.
Z&relU,
Proprl-tor
"A
HOME
AWAY
I
ROM
HOME"
Kate
1.M
up
30
Rooms
Hot
it
Cold
Water
Prince
Kupjrt,
B.C.
.
Phone
281,
P.O.
Boi
lis
:there
are
lean
years
years
they
they
still
live'the
entuna
-m..
.
i!
on
the
tat
of
the
land.
Even
the
natives
take
their
Ool-ichan
grease.
The
resignation
of
Premier
Aber-
fchart,
is
being
asked,
but
the
latest
Information
received
by
telepathy,
Is
that
he
plans
to
hold
on
to
office
lust
as
long
as
he
can
draw
his
monthly
checks.
Seeing
how
difficult
it
1
to
ob
tain
good
sized
checks
these
days,'
nobody
in
Prince-
Rupert
win
blame
Mr.
Aberhart
for
his
tenacity.
How
would
it
be
to.
lay
the
matter
before
the
League
of
Nations.
It
might
take
as
effective
action
"as
It
did
in
the
case
of
Abyssinia,
Spain
or
China.
la
spite
of
Its
,tragedy,
there
is
s
humoroos
side
to
the
war
in
the
Orient.
Japan
1
warned
not
to
In
lure-
the
property
of
Europeans
and
then
Japanese
shells
at
once
explode
and
mess
up
things
In
the
European
area.
All
the-
Europeans
do
is
pick
up
the
pieces
and
The
dancing
season
Is
coming
so
why
not
forget
the
tragedies
of
life
and
step
out
a
little.
Noted
German
Flier
Killed
Cart
Schwab
Los
U
Life
In
Crash
on
Rallic
Sea
STETTIN,
Germany,
Spt.
21:
Carl
Schwabe,
noted
German
aiynan,
was
killed
at
the
end
of
the
week
when
his
plane
crashed
W
the
Baltic
Sea.
He
made
a
name
for
himself
with
thre.
flights
acrov
Africa.
on
their
way
to
China
to
ttr
J
IICIQ
of
ttu
nhnrph
hnf
inuln,.
4.
...
.
,
anese
war.
their
order:
.
J.
celled
and
they
were
transftrna't
BIG
DEFENSE
PROGRAM
IN
1
TTOTn
t
in
.
11
uin
The
Australian
government
u
.
gaged
in
a
J75.OOO.00O
propa
oi
ueienee
lnciudinir
warship
f
I
luivauun
uuu
arsenal
constrw.
turn.
Value
Of
Grain
Crop
Estimated
Yield
in
Canada
ForTkUYwk
Estimated
at
$171,000,000
OTTAWA,
Sept
21
Tfcdto
inion
Bureau
of
Statistics
tlaces
the
value
of
the
lanaduopsii
crop
this
year
at
$171,OO0,WL
Chairman
of
NJS,
Compensation
Is
Heart
Victim
ST.
JOHN,
S.
B.
Sept.
l
tack.
t
...
yva
rs
c
tin
i
r
ma
n
ui
w
Hoard
dieu
here
tr
a
nean
Urithh
Columbia
has
produced
minerals
of
an
aggrr
jate
id
of
$1,515,728,149.00.
The
gross
vatue
of
the
Industry
fo?
(he
first
six
months
of
lffi
is
estimated
to
be
$JG,383tff.OO.
This
is
an
increase
oi
53.4
over
the
value
for
the
corresponding
period
In
1936.
Indications
are
that
this
jear'
production
will
excrfd
that
ol
any
previeus
year
in
value,
which
Is
a
splendid
commentary
th
stability
of
the
mining
industry
In
this
province.
w
prof,
ertles
arc
being
brought
into
production,
and
with
the
reopw
ing
of
old
properties,
mil!
capacity
will
be
considerably
Inc
reastd
over
last
year.
For
Authoritative
Information
Kegardlng
the
Mining
Industrj
Apply
to
The
Department
of
Mines,
Victoria,
H.G
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