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city.
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it
once
be
known
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yours'
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e
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If
VAl-
1111JU
Falls-Prince
Rupert
Soeeer
fetches
Big
Crowd
Shows
Appreciation
'of
.
(
Activities
Conducted
Paring
past
j
A
.meeting
of
the
.selection
corn-Summer
Under
Auspices
of
Jmittee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
,
Football
Association
was
held
last
(evening
to
make
final
arrange-
Introducing
a
number
of
novel
menw
for
the
two
game
series!
and
entertaining
specialty
items
iniwi
O"1
representa-addition
to
the
regular
physical
ed-
tjTe
team
on
Wednesday
ard
ucation
routine,
the
annual
mass
Tnuy
evenings
of
this
wefkj
display
of
Gyro
supervised
nlay-
ioT
tne
championship
of
Northern
i
British
Columbia.
!
Exhibition
Hall
last
night
by
some!
The
manager
of
the
Prince
Ru-slxty
selected
per
Szm
0111x16
aRd
representatives
of
the
the
trauier
Jock
McGreish.
The
various
before
playgrounds
a
crowd
f
.
v,
..,..
,
cfficlal
referee
is
Hush
Douglas
vj
oijiu
uucc
uuuuini
ui
au
iil
Iterested
spectators,
was
along
con-;ad
prin?e
RuPert
.linesman
siderably
different
lines
from
here-'A1i
H"
tofore.
The
display
was
carried'
e
team
to
"P"-t
Ocean
but
in
a
snappy
manner
and
the,1"3
wlU
arrlve
on
,the
P11"
George
tomorrow
corning
and
will
crowd
showed
its
appreciation
of
I..
....
...
.
...
...
o
splM-ton
f
mm
th
fnllnn'tnw
me
sKiu
ana
taienis
or
ine
paruci-
.
,
,
"
pants
by
enthusiastic
applause.
In-
,rs:
GWanders;
O.
Thomas,
Ltmrtnr
Harrv
r.orrtnn-Pnnnr
Ac-,-
SlmOItfen;
T.
Kelly.
J.
McCon-
3
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Booth:
Rob-
andi8
R.
slstant
Instructor
Nell
Ross
thoir
9ukb.nLcMi
aiw
r.nm
ert4n-
B
Henderson,
R.
Burges,
vi..
to,E.
Barclay.
A.
Gourlay
and
S.
Ol
IVnni.
nnrl
f
.
Hnl
wu
.ntujr
1
i.o9C
in
charge
and
the
show
reflected
much
credit
upon
the
useful
work
iett.
im.
ine
manager
win
oe
J.
Maughon
and
colors
will
be
white
shlits
with
black
shorts.
they
have
been
carrying
on
during
LJne
am
ehen
to
represent
th
the
summer
summer
varatlan
vacation
season
season
which
whIph'Princ
RuPf?
1Tt
in
ln
H,e..nest
irsi
&
game
is
now
closing.
A
gratifying
fea-
"
,0'ows:
Morgan;
W
R
Parsons;
G.
Howe.
A.
ture
was
the
greater
number
ol,
..
.
k
fu
r
r,
Dickens
(captain),
A.
Davis;
R.
pert
Gyro
Club's
playground
com-
Tt
mlttee.
acted
as
chairman
for
the"n:m
uw
U
evening
and
D.
G.
Borland.
wesi-,0Jf
'
Ath'
D:
0ome?-
.
dent
of
the
Gyro
Club,
was
in
at-
L
"I"
I0U0Win8
tendance
to
make
the
presentation.
v
&'
of
the
season's
awards
in
various
lines
of
activity
to
their
winners.
I
rp
I
pifc
f
In
f
1
ifp
r
The
display
opened
with
a
Grand,
March
of
all
participants
followed
n
IT
1
1
1
by
the
singing
of
"O
Canada
-After
riaVinO"
nPln
At
hripf
rpmark
hv
thp
chairman
thp
uca-jf.
august
w,
una,,
program
commenced.
There
were
f
1
A
P
1
singing
games
by
the
smaller
child-
LSKc
UIl
dUliCiaV
Ivan
Vt
a
nini'ftf
auhJ.
Mrm,A
U..
J
Jk
uic
5
uuiu
iuuuMru
uy
Referring
to
the
siirnwr
nf
Vi?a
oAAvacc
exhibitions
of
Junior
and
.senior
day
night
and
ouetiWd
ir
YZnrA'?U
v
v
Ul
tumbling,
springboard,
box
and
tuUIl
vln
sts
on
behalf
of
Buck
tfucK
stated
stflfTn
n?n
M
S
?ut0
Pr?feSSOr
F-E-
nigh
vaulting,
high
bar
work,
pyra-
Royal
Ufe
Saving
Society
of
to
the
Daily
News
that
London
he
thought
every
per-
mids
and
life
saving
methods
m
were
conducted
at
the
salt
Kn,
company
and
corporation
and
organization
in
the!"
oi
x
activities
the
partici-
Lake
on
Sunday
b?
0rme
-
stu-
City
Should
be
keenly
interested
in
this
matter
of
oUvnts
displayed
sklU
and
the
re-examner
for
the
Society,
J)eauUfication
jjeautification.
.
Hp
Lacrt.A
iW
L.
Jl!;
suits
of
valuable
training.
candidates,
who
had
Uken
;
r-Bbk.;wjf
ui8
cuiiipanyi
...
,
..
.
instruction
from
Harry
Gordon-
"Wiiat
about
your
fwh
"reT,
77
J
.IJT;
Coo
during
the
summer
in
con
companies?"
he
inquired.
"Won't
they
help
1
alone
6
TAJi
ic
the
Gyro
supervised
cause!
ITL!.
lnis
iuis
is
is
-
purely
nureiv
i
a
a
rivir
civic
...
-
matter.
mnttor
It
it
jo
ia
is
I
nr.
un
mm
tn
v
tho
u
ui
nr.
'
nv
uaiice
nanoprn
....
RoP
t
demand
fl
stnv
7
in
nn
In
7
t0
enable
It
U'7
I
RussIan
TaP
Dance-Kitty
Cam-
pv?mL
P
ng
enUgh
theiT1
t0
seeJeron,
an
Krause,
Norma
Letnes,
r
everyining.
iLouLse
Intermela(
chrlstme
Peter-J
Wor
AHmr,
lne
Visitor
Went
on
to
sneak
nf
thp
vnln
f
sen.
Thomaslna
Krause.
EIsIp
11
ai
nUUHltll
.
I
v
-
V.
.UJU-
'
"
eration
in
every
walk
of
life.
He
said
it
was
impossible
I
KraUDner
Donna
Adams.
oda
for
the
city
to
make
the
progress
that
it
should
A"0U1U
without
wiiqoui
mpagnola'
norence
Morse-
1x318
the
ifnhP
co-onpratinn
5
S
nf
milnnh
merch?ntS,
Of
Citizens,
of
companies,
.Thompson
Russian
Sword
and
Harriet
Dance
PhiUipson.
-
Ernlle
pi
ciuds
and
aU
the
organizations
in
the
city.
Once
they
Biain,
Stanley
scherk,
John
crims-oecame
enthused
with
the
idea
they
would
vie
with
each
80,1
and
JBertie
o'Nein.
other
to
see
which
.could
do
most,
a
very
desirable
form1
statues
eor8ia
Rudderham,
of
competition.
"You
have
made
a
eood
start
Nnw
jt
Beatrice
R"dderham.
Margaret
st.
.?
'I
n..l.l-
I
!---
t.
.
.
.
.
.
optrMJig
nneiiy
Deiore
present-
,:
,
PEOPLE
WHO
WORK
FOR
US
v
We
have
had
and
have
a
whole
army
of
men
and
wp-Jnen
working
for
us,
some
of
the
cleverest
men
and
women
in
the
world.
Outstanding
nossihlv
aitinilCf
f
Viam
moo
Ti,mn
a
t?i-
ii:
T
.
rv
.
o
JilOmas
A.
Edison,
thp
Plppfrnrn1
wiorvl
rV.A
n,i
...i.u
...
..
hundreds
of
others
also
working
for
us
so
that
we
might
citizenship.
He
congratulated
the
'
enjoy
the
use
of
the
electric
light,
electric
power
and
the
itruetors
on
their
splendid
work1,
hundreds
of
electrical
appliances
that
hnvp
hm0
r
stating
that
the
cost
to
the
Gyro
most
nofPcpitipQ
?n
fho
m
V,nrv,n
Tf
i,
I
cluo
ot
earring
on
supervised
play
to
tell
of
the
other
men
who
have
worked
for
us,
There
was
that
Scotsman
who
invented
the
steam
engine
and
started
us
travelling
on
rails
so
that
trains
ould
ply
between
Halifax
and
Prince
Rupert
almost
every
day
of
the
week
the
men
who
invented
the
various
machines
in
use
in
making
clothes,
in
making
goods,
in
printing,
in
keeping
us
healthy
and
enabling
us
to
build
houses
and
large
public
buildings.
They
are
all
working
for
us.
Henry
.
F.grd
is
an
old
man
and
has
to
be
careful
what
he
does
but
his
work
goes
on.
He
is
still
working
for
us
so
that
we
may
have
cheap
and
efficient
road
transportation.
'
Many
of
the
men
who
are
working
for
us
are
supposed
to
be
dead
but
the
work
is
going
on.
Even
though
they
may'be
.now
engaged
in
inventing
improved
kinds
of
wings
for
.the
.angels,
they
are
still
.our
servants,
ministering
to
ixur
needs,
making
life
easier
and
better
for
all
of
ias?
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
Ing
the
awards
for
thu
season's
work,
D.
Q.
Borland,
president
of
the
Oyro
Club,
referred
to
the
vaU
ue
of
developing
a
proper
use
of
the
puay
as
naa
Dten
aemonsiraiea
in
the
me
display.
aispiay.
This
Trus
was
was
In
tn
keeping
keeping
ground
activities
this
season
had
been
upwards
of
$1000,
Mr.
Borland
thanked
the
public
for
its
support
financially.
The
presentations
were
then
made
by
Mr.
Borland
as
follows:
JJoys
.track
and
Held
championship
Senior.
John
Grimsson;
Intermediate,
Norman
Kilpatrick.
Girls'
track
and
field
championshipSenior,
Emily
Yamancka;
In-
Football
Championship
ot
Northern
British
Columbia
Ocean
Falls
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday
and
Thursday
6:00
p.m.
playground
scheme,
taking
thJ
tests,
results
of
which
were
announced
at
the
mass
display
last
night.
Diving
and
life
saving
classes
during
the
summer
numoered
at
times
up
to
twenty-five
Wins
Saratoga
Cup
Saturday
SARATOGA
SPRINGS,
New
York
Aug.
30.
War
Admiral
won
the
$6000
Saratoga
Cup
race
by
a
length'
and
a
half
on
Saturday.
termediate,
Annabelle
Intermela.
Senior
Boys'
Softball
Acrppolls
Hill,
Ray
O'Neill,
captain.
Senior
Girls'
Basketball
Acropolis
Hill,
Frances
Roberton,
captain.
Senior
Boys'
Basketball
Seal
Cove,
Albert
Mah,
captain.
Intermediate
Boys'
Softball
Acropolis
Hill,
Cliff
Roberton,
captain.
Doll
Contest
Smallest,
Christine
Petersen
(Seal
Cove):
funniest
!
Audrey
Grlmble
(McClymont
Park)
largest,
Betty
Scott
(Seal
Cove);
Best
dressed,
Peggy
Barclay
(Seal
Cove);
prettiest,
Nina
Youngman-(Acropolis).
Winners
of
the
Royal
Life
Saving
Society
tests
were
also
announced
as
follows:
Sliver
Medals
Geraldlne
Cade
and
Chlea
Ntshlkaze,
Bronze
Medal
Owen
Palmer.
Proficiency
Certificates
William
Long,
Robert
Long
and
Jack
Elementary
Pat
McLeod.
Before
closing
the
proceedings,
I
William
Stone
called
the
Instructors
and
their
assistants
to
the
front
.and
Introduced
them
to
the
crowd.
jThey
were
tendered
a
hearty
round
.of
applause.
Singing
of
the
National
Anthem
1
after
a
closing
march
by
all
partlcl-f
pants
ended
the
program.
I
Miss
Ethel
Cousins
was
piano
ac-
PITTSBURG
PICKING
UP
Defeated
Brooklyn
.Yesterday
as
New
York
Giants
Lose
to
Cincinnati
PITTSBURG.
Aug.
30:
CP
Pittsburg
Pirates
swamped
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
by
a
score
of
10'
to
1
yesterday
to
Increase
their
J
margin
of
leadership
in
the
Nation-)
al
League
to
four
and
half
full
j
games
over
the
New
York
Giants,
who
were
dropping
a
6
to
3
decision
i
in
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
Tne
Dod
gers
dropped
Into
a
tie
with
St.
Louis
carainais
lor
sum
piace.
In
the
American
League
the
New
York
Yankees,
so
far
ahead
that
there
Is
practically
no
chance
of
their
being
overtaken,
outhit
the
St
Louis
Browns
but
lost
4
to
3.
The
second
and
third
place
Boston
Red
Sox
and
Cleveland
In
dians
lost
respectively
to
Detroit
Tigers
and
Washington
Senators
by
scores
of
15
to
1
and
6
to
4.
These
were
the
only
games
scheduled
yesterday,
Boston
at
St.
Louis
and
Philadelphia
at
Chicago
in
the
National
League
and
Chicago
at
Philadelphia
In
the
American
League
having
been
played
In
double-headers
Sunday.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National.
W
L
Pittsburg
71
47
New
York
68
53
Cincinnati
65
56
Boston
59
59
Brooklyn
55
64
St.
Louis
55
64
Philadelphia
37
.
American
League
New
York
...84
j
Boston
.".
..68
'Cleveland-
66
'Detroit
61
Waslngton
61
Chicago
49
St.
Louis
45
Philadelphia
41
Dido
Confident
Of
Ball
Series
78
37
49
53
59
60
66
73
78
Pet
.602
.555
.554
.537
.500
.462
.462
.694
.581
555
508
504
.426
.381
.345
.
rnnce
Rupert
baseball
team
for
,the
forthcoming
series
with
Ket
tchikan,
is
not
worrying
about
winning
the
three
games.
His
team
is
coming
along
so
well
in
its
prac
tices
and
looks
so
good
that
there
is
no
question
ln
his
mind
abou
many
a
day."
says
Dido.
The
boys
were
practising
last
night
and
will
be
turning
out
fcgaln
this
evening.
Old
Country
Soccer
Leicester
City
0.
.MESSAGE
IN
BLOOD
WHITE
HORS
SCOTCH
WHISKY
ThU
ndverLUempnt
U
nnt
nuhllchp,
rr
....
I
.
'---
f--
w
wpj
u
UJ
liJJ
ly
Control
Board
or
by
lue
Government
of
Brithh
Cola1
HINTS
FOR
EXHIBITORS
The
annual
flower
show
of
the!
Prince
Rupert
Horticultural
So
ciety
closed
last
night,
completinj
a
most
successful
ana
educational
event
which
proved
of
great
bene
fit
to
the
flower
erowers
of
t!.e
city
who
took
advantage
of
it.
In
smaller
Exhibltcn
tx
IM.II
J
.....
-
.
o.vuu
oilMi
ucjecu
n
.1
wise
to
dress
flowenforiil
as
this
was
usually
detail
ludee.
Little
thlnn
-..1
w
.
'In
making
a
decision
n.l
DV
II
irk1
1?
lons
ot
"overs
shown
A
D
1
J
JU
uL)exWb,Ujrs-vas
a
Ki
Flower
Show
Closed
Successful
growing
many
rajletla
Day
Final
lt
of
Winners
not
otherwise
shown
Of
Awards
For
Flowers
I
.
.,
niic
ninntn
The
following
art
ton
r
.1..
i
..
.
.
i
.
VI
juugc
hkv
Tja
ed:
Oiadiolus,
1
spite-i,i
Way;
J.
Faith
King.
Best
.vase
of
perennJ
etv
1.
J.
Schlld:
1.
T
l
the
morning
the
attendance'
was
.
Best
vase
or
bowl
d
el
made
up
chiefly
of
tourists,
each
,
sauitble
for
table
ceata-l
of
whom
was
given
a
small
bunch
R.
M.
Wlnslpw
2,
F
l.
of
flowers.
Some
of
these
came'
Pansles.
one
taw
a
I
from
as
far
away
as
Honolulu
Mrs.
O
Scott
2,
Mrs
D
while
others
were
from
California.
Best
general
display
the
eastern
states
and
a
few
from
flowers-
1.
J
R
Mum-eastern
Canada.
Among
them
wa
Borland,
a
member
of
the
executive
of
tt.e
Geranium
or
pehxro
Winnipeg
Horticultural
Societ?
Mrs
J.
Prpwe:
?
n
e
Hi
i
who
spent
a
ereat
deal
of
tlmi
t
Pina-pHmr
niint..
iril
,
-
-
...
.-w-.0
.
.
lOO
it
h
chnw
an1
i1iui1aiiJ
.
V.
.
.
ti
',
it.,
m
.
n
l.ti
i...
""
mct,wicu
wiak
rimcc
vrnaue.
,
Airs.
J.
ixssaa
Pllrwirt
flnii'orp
jAMnnH.t
.
,
"
.
-uiiijjcv
iiivuc,
sulcus,
any
iwrj-.
uiati
luvumuiv
wun
mnw
nr
win.
ininraii
r
i
(
v
rni-
"'Peg-
J
Foliage
plant-
l,
to
J
The
exhibit
was
made
un
ehlpfk
ture-
l
Mn
i
Prrttt
or
dahlias,
sweet
peas,
gladioli,
and
Hanging
basket-
-i.
tof
calendulas
but
almost
all
flowers
:
hamel;
2.
Mrs.
F
Ra
U;v
-
.
1
J
.
.
.
were
manv
snVnHiH
rwim-n
i
dau.
vA.
i
urt
grouD
inai
excited
nnri
riaj.
comment
was
that
taken
irom
the
,
Special
Prba
hnrl
m
t
wA
M
.!
with
pigeon
berries
and
nemonhlla
I
vu
i-i
-n,.
.
.
.
'w.tH"--
-6--
uso
an
oia
lasnioned
DIbb.
eoual
with
7
prtoi
No
question
question
of
of
Winning
Winning
So
Local
.
tZ,.
n
JV.
1
I
,M,wm
i
Vance's
Home
ArU
lor
i
..
in
this
collection
Include
a
anion
'.
.
.
,.iaiiaEer
lanacer
Ij
n
Wonderinr
uonaenng
ir
lie
dlfl
d
h-.v,
of
.
,.,
.
-
in
the
show
not
memos
pansles'
Can
Can
Shut
Shut
Out
Out
Ketchlkanlte,
Ketchlkanltes
d
bowlji
lAn-ffl
ut
caienauias,
sweet
rte&s.
anH
"
l.
ums
wun
a
51n8'e
Speclmeft
WKlucra
uuiuo
Dido
Onrvlrh
m,n,,
.
nA.
1
.
I"-
Villi
1
UDtTKHn
I3U1W
W
-
was
interviewed
by
the
Dallv
Km
.
..
.
o
said
that
it
was
a
great
credit
to
Apartment,
the
society
and
to
the
city.
It
.
compared
very
favorably
with
slm
lift
tVinnm
I
.11
,ir,t
,
-
:.
"'
uws
in
otner
Dtaces
of
a
I
..a
SrriSXts,"
I
CENTRAL
HO
'They
are
a
right
smart
bunch
lltSShP
of
boys.
One
of
th-
bosi
t-sebali
J
expccted
to
see
anything
HVe
ouims
prince
RUDert
has
had
In
Asked
for
criticisms,
the
Judge
said
hp
-u.wui
vu
criticize:
so
gooa
a
show.
If
he
might
be
allowed
to
sureest.
would
advise
the
society
to
In-elude
a
class
for
children
or
foi
students.
The
staging
was
excel-,
uui
ne
suggested
that
two
(members
of
the
committee
b-
Enjlish
Lea5ue;
First
Division
"!!!"
the
dty
of
putting
In
some"
I
Charlton
Athletic
4.
Stoke
City
2.
1
,,
w)"dow
dressing
and
gen-'
Tiujictiiaijbuii
.
wanaerers
u,
mh
wc
an.
wiini
v
.uw.
evergreen
m
the
city
and
With
SO
manv
nrrninl..ii.
i
I
SiuBht
posslbly
one
of
them:
"6n.
uuve
aeVlSPrt
.tnm1hlnn
ik.i
LONDON,
Aug.
30:
'(CP,-
A
TnSg
photograph
of
exhibitors,
the.
a
farewell
.messae
lude
said
written
in
blood
on
the
wall,
of
ya
I
Tn
wers"
Sd
his
room
was
produced
at
the
in-
uniformity
H
.7x1
'
que,t
of
a
suicide,
Ernest
Baldwin
called
Tl?1
we.ie
One
part
of
It
read:
"The
ink
'
u
same
sl
e
rathVr
ratner
Vh
tnan
runnlns
out."
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