PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILT
NEWS
--..it
School
Specials
(8y5!lfllHS
"DAILY
tornoK
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
BOOTS
&
SHOES
Al!
the
leading
rnaJres
Including:
Greb,
Sisman's,
Jack
&
JjU,
Little
'
PaL
and
Hewestoiis.
We
can
guarantee
the
quality
and
they
are
priced
is
low
as
-cheaper
shoes.
You
cannot
go
wrong
on
these
dependable
lines.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
Hie
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
TBXSCk
RUPERT
-
ERIXXSH
COLUMBIA
PafcUibed
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prmct
Bupert
Daily
Hers.
limited.
Third
AvtnM
H.
r
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-
-
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ADVERTISING
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Claatifled
adverttemg,
per
irorc.
per
Insertion
t
oci
readers,
per
line,
per
insertion
News
Department
Terepnor.t
AdTertWnt
anfl
CtmnaUcm
Telepbcnt
Member
tit
AaOX
fSren
t
Orrelatlons
LOANS
IS
RUSSU
Eussia
pays
rood
salaries
to
thos
14
H
m
5
Saturday.
Aurasi
27,
19K.
and,
ia
order
that
this
favored
-class
xnay
be
perpetuated
J
ft
&3te
tbt
in
bonds
bearing
fcmr
ment
to
call
for
a
loan.
Public
meetings
are
held
and
'ery
means
used
to
make
it
appear
that
the
people
wish'
to
loan
money
to
the
government..
This
money
is
used
toi
lZT."f"Mg
"c
ucicutca.
Aui,
oniy
uo
me
oonas
call
lor,
the
payment
of
four
per
cent
interest
but
they
also
are
tax
iji-e
su
me
aireaay
ncn
onicials
buy
them
and
become
richer
than
ever,
all
in
the
name
of
socialism.
So
the
government
owns
the
factories
and
the
richer
people
loan
the
.money
to
build
and
equip
equip
the
the
factories
factories
so
SO
tliat
that
rlnv
.
ADMITS
ItESPOXSIBILITY
1
.,
Br.
H.
J.
Mamon,
tiew
leader
of
the
Conservative
Party
in
Canada,
admits
that
the
Federal
Wvf.i-nmt
i
FIVE
TEAMS
IN
RUNNING
Chicago,
12-8;
Boston,
2-9.
St.
Louis.
6-;
Philadelphia,
Detroit,
t:
Washington.
3.
Xatkmal
League
Philadelphia,
':
Pittsburg.
1
Brooklyn,
3:
"Chicago.
7.
Boston,
:
'ClnclnnatL
1
Xev
York,
6;
St
Louis.
7
Baseball
Standings
Intlnding
Yesterday's
Scores
Nation
aL
PjtUbarg
9
is
eone
m
tl&
ewtzntrr.
Everyone
has
chance
to
bay
these
Z
Yort
ue
'r
pressare
is
so
great
that
iy
fiavelc?eV;nd
w
toy,
wwAmv
they
re
tarnmeiju?5i
to
naHP
thm
win,
;
TrrepecuKar
method
of
floating
these
bonds
will
bezn-CMe4go
toesting
to
readers
In
capitalist
countries.
Over
there'fe
W
L
New
York
65
51
Chicago
.65
53
Cincinnati
M
54
Boston
57
58
St,
Louis
13
a
Brooklyn
53
U
Philadelphia
..
21
75
American
Learse
21
34
-65
JS5
CO
58
9
42
29
tion.
Forms
of
petition
are
drawn
tip
and
distributed
so
ft
K
1
nAAMC
that
thousands
of
people
may
sign
'a
request
to
the
vovernA
1Y1AKU
U
IN
O
47
50
58
59
62
72
76
.Ect
551
4M
.4r5
.453
J30j
j692.
54!
565
509
.497
.441
jsn
33
TO
QUIT
Financially
Pressed
Montreal
Hockey
Team
Chen
Leave
To
I
Drop
Out
of
National.
Hockey
League
day;Board
of
Governors
of
the
Nation
by,lay
the
Soviet
system
gets
closer
to
the
capitalist
sys-
IT7JII.
al
Hockey
League
has
granted
the
financially
-
harassed
Montreal
Maroons
Club
the
right
to
suspend
operatkns
for
one
year,
the
league
will
operate
this
year
with
seven
teams
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
-Montreal
CanadZens,
New
York
Ameri
cans,
New
new
York
iorK
Rangers,
nan?ers,
Boston
uosum
;Jn?,efofOSe
-,
':i.l
Who
t
are
tmable
,111
W
pro'ide
for
them-
-"leans,
Bruins,
Detroit
Red
Wings
and
ive8
inrougn
ianure
to
obtain
remunerative
employ-.Chicago
Black
Hawks.
merit.
This
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction..
Possibly
now'
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
will
recognize
the
same
duty,
tip
to
T)A
f
nTHifrv
Shrrr
iU
JWer
the-presen'tlie
had
made
no
such
announcement
although"
vuunirJ
me
jesponsimuiy
is
paniauy
acK
no
wledgexi
through
the
fact
that
the
government
pays
a
share
of
the
cost.
'..
TOO
BUSY
TO
GRUMBLE
!
Many.
Prince
Rupert
merchants
are
too
busy
to
grumble
just
now..
It
is
a
happy
change.
Some
of
them
have
worked
steadily
Tit
the
grumbling
job
for
the
past;
tfeven
month."
and
now
they
are
quitting
it.
It
will
be
for
the'benefit
of
all
concerned
if
they
make
"tKe
change
THE
PERFECT
COUNTRY
III
Wi,.
V
-.
-
-
fa
one
nme
bwatzenand
was
pointed
to
as
the
perf
ecti
Scottish
learne-hrst
Division
are
citizens
of
the
world
and
our
prosperity
is
often
pur-chasdd
jit
.the
expense
of
other
countries.
English
League
First
DivUkm
Arsenal,
2;
Portsmouth,
0.
Birmingham,
1;
Sunderland,
2.
Blackpool,
0;
Everton,
2.
Bolton
Wanderers,
2;
Charlton
Athletic.
I.
'Brentford,
2;
HuddVHe1d
Town.
1.
Derby
County,
2;
Wotverhamp-ton,
2.
Ortmsby
Town,
1:
Aston
Villa,
2.
Leeds
United,
2:
Preston
North
jEnd
1.
(
Leicester
'City.
2;
Stoke
City,
2,
Liverpool,
2;
Chelsea,
1.
Middlesbrough,
'3:
Manchester
United.
1
cMntry
where
democracy
insured
a
fair
deal
and
goddi
a
rbroath,
conditions
for
evervone.
But
SwitPrlnnrl
is
15V
wcaiv
i.
countries.
It
is
not
perfect.
Why
did
fcottiariy
of
its
farmers
(tome
to
Canada
and
buy
farms
in
a
neAv
ointry
?
.
Lately
New
'Zealand
has
been
Quoted
as
the
herfect
democracy.
But
some
of
the
New
Zealand
nlana
nrf
snifl.3
4;
Hamilton
Academi-
Ayr
United.
1,
Albion
ttovers,
1.
Celtic,
1;
Aberdeen,
2.
Ealk'irk,
0;
Clyde,
2.
Hibernians,
2;
Quen
of
South,
to
be
riot
working
xiut
exactly
as
was
expected
and
pretty'
Motherwell,
5;
Kilmarnock,
2.
won
we
shall
hear
that
the
New
Zealand
demos
has
looLS
changed
its
mind
'and
prefers
rrot
to
be
mioted
as
me
rrer-
.It
'i'lt
SJ"K
1
1
Vv
.
1;
,
.
-.
--
1
1
rj-".
As
a
matter
of
fact
all
we
can
do
is
to
Tmnrove
stead-
ilyibut
not
too
rapidly.
While
individually
we
are
citizens
of
our
own
-country,
we
also
have
to
remember
that
we
Third
Lanark,
5;
Ralth
Rovers,
0.
SARK,
Channel
Mands,
.Aug.
27
(CP)
Only
once
In
the
i
Inst
1001
years
has
there
been
a
robbery
on
this,
bland,
Recently
a
series
of
thefts
occurred,
SPORT
CHAT
i
i
Pennant
Race
In
Natienal
Leagie.
i-ocal
basebiU
pjers
selected
Br
No
Means
SettW
X
Tt
tor
The
Iort2roining
Labor
Ds
PITTS3URG.
Aug.
27:
'CP)
With
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
Ton-
itinaisg
to
waver,
the
National
trip
to
KetehJa-
axe
csnttnosie
practices
to
pt
theiasefcw
tn
shape-
Tor
that
series.
They
har-M
turned
.oat
a
couple
of
evenings
."League
pennant
race
is
by
not
this
week
aa
are
schedHSed
fte
means
in
the
bag
as
yet
and
foci;
'teams
are
still
very
much
in
the
'running
with
a
Tiflh
also
having
chance.
Both
leading
Pirates
and
the
running
up
New
York
Giant3
were
beaten
yesterday
while
the
Chicago
Cubs
trimmed
the
Brook-lyn
Dodgers
to
'break
the
tie
with
Cincinnati
Beds
and
assume
rr-clusire
possession
of
third
place
only
two
games
below
the
"Giants
I
The
Reds
lost
to
the
Boston
Bees
Except
In
"one
ease
doable-headers
were
the
order
of
the
day
ta
the
American
"League
bat
the
re-'
suits
did
not
change
the
n-Latire
standings
of
teams:
ancther
work-aat
tomorrow.
Trx
team
4s
rovadmg
tato
good
shar
and
is
eonfttfart
of
givtes
a
good
account
of
itself.
One
trf
the
remaining
finks
with
the
-baseball
era
of
ranr-Mke
spik
car
moBSiaehes
was
serered
one
year
ago
this
week
with
the
Heath
In
Boston
of
George
Wright.
known
as
the
"grand
old
man"
ol
baseball.
Wright
captained
the
first
professioaal
bal
dab
the
Cincinnati
Red
Stockings
of
1869.
I,
Bffl
Cook.
SauR
Ste.
Siarfe
righH
xeswrcars
Big
League
resaits
j
winger,
tamed
professional
with
Aramnn
wirn
iSaskatoon
SMeks
of
the
Western
Cleveland,
9-8;
New
York.
15-5.
canaH,
I--
i
tM
week.
He
"went
to
New
York
Rang
"
ers,
newly-formed
National
League
entry,
in
1825.
teaming
trp
wtth
his
brother
Fred
and
Frankie
Baocher
ilo
form
one
1
hockey's
greatest
forward
Use
Gyr
PLAYGROUND
Closing
i
DISPLAY
3IONDAY
EVENING
Exhibition
Building,
8
O'tlotk
Variety
Program
Depk-tlng
Pygrcund
ActiTlties
No
Afrmisston
NolHit,
No;Run
Victory
Pitched
tlisved
on
Three
Previous
Occasion
Way
back
in
1906,
Harry
Mcln-
tyre
of
Brooklyn's
National
league
scored
a
1-0
victory
over
Pittsburg
MAR
ITZ
BURG,
Aug.
27:
(CP)
Success
of
experimental
dusting
iai
vy
airpiane
vo
acsvroy
oagworms
1
was
described
to
the
South
African
i
"
Society
for
Advancement
of
Science
Phones
18
ti
SI
P.O.
Box
575
Your
Quest
For
Serv
ice
Is
Ended
When
You
Go
To
MUSSALLEM'S
Economy
Store
Where
Dollars
Have
More
jSents
Quality
Groceries
Opposite
Canadian
Legion
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
SCHEDULE
&tteen
1
by
three
scientists.
Wattle
grow-j
ers
formed
a
combine
to
dust
thous-
ands
of
acres
similarly,
1
AT?
nTTPDV
WINNIPEG.
Aag.
27:
CP
The
Wessern
Inter-PmvtnetaJ
Ragbj
Football
"Union
schedele
for
I32i
assures
each
entrant
in
the
ague
four
home
games.
The
season
opens
September
2
when
Cahrarr
Brooks
travel
to
Wfemipeg
to
battle
the
Blue
Bomb-jrs.
Western
Canada
champions
and
Regina
BaaghrMers
play
hor
to
Edmonton
"Eskimos,
latest
ad
es,
gloTeless
catchers
and
naaAe-tdjuoQ
the
prairie
rugby
onion.
Playoffs
of
the
top
three
teams
are
to
start
October
29.
with
Ue
home
and
home
finals
scheduled
for
Norember
5
and
11
The
1938
schedule
foHows.
Sept
2
acaiga
jj
at
Winnipeg
Edmonton
at
Reglna.
Sept.
5
Calgary
at
Regina.
Ei-moBton
at
Winnipeg.
Sept
12
Regina
at
Winnipeg.
Sept.
17
Edmonton
at
Calgary
Sept.
4
Whwlpeg
at
Reglna
Calgary
at
Edmonton.
Oct.
8
Regina
at
Edmonton,
Winnipeg
at
Calgary.
Oct.
10
Winnipeg
at
Edmonton
Regina
at
Calgary.
Oct.
15
Winnipeg
at
Regina
.Edmonton
at
Calgary.
j
Oct
22
Regina
at
WtniHpef,
Calgary
at
"Edmonton.
Oct
29
Playoff.
2nd
and
3rd!
teams
Not
5
Final
Winner
vs.
Is,
team
Not
11
Final
WINNER
OF
t).
A.
MePhee
Rink
Takes
Tip
Top
Trophy
For
Second
Consecutive
Year
David
MacPhee's
rink
won
the
Tip
Top
Tailors
Cup
for
the
second
consecutive
season
Thursday
night
by
winning
over
D.
G.
Borland's
rink
in
the
final.
28
to
15.
Took
12
Innim,
to
Eitablah
Feat
w
Schedu1
m
b?wnf
j
sent
baseball
experts
delving
jnos
now
oeen
compieiea
lor
we
season
with
the
exception
of
the
ldoub?s
competition
in
which
D.
Clerrv
of
United
Chart
h
In
lion
at
First
United
Church
This
Week
Fall
Sessions
of
Prince
Rupert
D.
More
of
Rlsplox
who
did
jtoti
find
it
convenient
to
carry
on.
In
attendance
were
Dr
&
S.
Ost-
terhont
of
Vancouver,
superintend-
cnt
of
missions
for
British
Coram
bla:
Rev
D
W.
More
Kispiox;
Rev.
T
C.
Colwell.
Port
Stepson:
Rev
Peter
Kelly
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby:
Rev
3.
C.
Jackson
and
Rev.
W
H.
Pierce
of
Prince
Rupert,?
the
Gyro
parks.
In
preparation
for
the
play-
grounds
closing
display,
there
will
be
a
dress
rehearsal
In
the
Ex
hibition
Building
on
Sunday
morn
-
-
.
.
Ufllafl
V'
f'llLline
nirt
wfll
attend.
The
dress
re
DU
Y?
IiU
VUr"tbeaml
is
being
neld
at
this
.time"
in
order
that
the
whole
Sunday
of
those
taking
part
will
not
be
wasted
and
also
to
facilitate
the
running:
off
of
the
life
saving
tests
during
the
afternoon
at
the
Salt
Lakes.
Last
Sunday
the
trials
for
the
life
saving
tests
took
place
and
it
Is
expected
that
some
will
try
for
the
intermediate
certificate.
From
to
10
young
people
will
endeavor
to
win
the
bronze
medal
while
two
will
try
for
the
award
or
merit
silver
medal
.
In
regard
to
these
tests.
It
is
not
particularly
Important
that
SYDHEY
N
S
Aug
27
(CPi--!ceeiUiail-"
lnomson
nave
.
the
awards
are
won
but
it
is
1m-Merle
Settlemire's
feat
of
pitching
thc
rinaL
er
brack-
portant
that
the
knowledge
and
ex-
the
Sydney
Steel
city
'
team
to
a
!
Jfi.
"
per5fnce
ls
quired.
Therefore
the
.
pleted
with
Angus
Macdonald
members
of
the
classes
r-
nrnmn.
AA-UlAXUJK,
ifAT-AUfc,
JWi
Ull
aJt
f
j
rv
TT
-f-lVI,
(
.
.
wusarwon
nayuig
io
,
meet
d
to
take
the
tests
regardless
of
rt...
'n,'
w.-u-
E.
Benson
and
Robert
James
whether
or
not
th
ft
k,
mi
BICIOU
COIIICIV
UtUXUd.ll
JCilKUC.
,
I
.
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------.1
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'
"
succera
,
into
!
TUfrMVn
anA
T
tl
H
f.t
In
;
.
.
.
.
record
books-and
only
one
perfor-
71
the
"ZZ,
,
saving
ciass
tss
will
win
leave
leave
the
the
Armour
Armour
NEW
Inance
wa4
fouiii
10
surPass
lt"
!
YORK.
Aug.
2C:
CP-The!
semi-final.
The
Gvro
boat
for
th
n
Dock
at
the
usual
time
on
Sunday
HLbKurALiorop
If
you
wish
to
swau
weuring
nuj.
11.
ivn
015-
itv
a
eia-wriec.
cest
onal
seen
for
20
vears
ati
Pirates
by
turning
in
a
13-inning,
-
'
Ughtnlng
Rldee.
Australia's
famous
no-iuno-run
performance.
opa,
field
haj
n
round
by
an
oId
Settlemire's
entrance
to
baseball's
German
dlgger
VaJued
A
nm
"hall
of
fame"
was
long
overdue.
(17wv)t
it.-fft,.nri
n-ihir
!
x"
16
J3"
ot
P'onal
baseball.
was
abandonln
mlne.
ine
d-year-oia
pitcner
nas
gone
.
3
2-3
innings
three
Ume$
without
allowing
a
hit
or
run,
only
to
have
his
record
broken
by
a
lone
base
hit.
PLANES
KILL
WORMS
TREE
BY-LAWS
1
LONDON,
Aug.
27:
CP
No
person
will
be
allowed
to
cut
down,
lop,
or
destroy
any
registered
tree
in
Southwest
London,
under
a
draft
scheme
of
by-laws
adopted
by
the
London
County
Council,
the
regis-
iraiion
oi
trees
oeing
nan
of
a
With
cryolite
of
wattle
trees
in
Na-j
piannmg
Khf.mt.
MUSIC
Miss
N.
Lawrence
Teacher
of
Violin,
Theory
Harmony
Classes
Commencing
September
1.
Phone
580
Three
Violins
For
.Sale
Very
Reasonable
NEW
ROTfAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
PropMMor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rate
$1.M
np
50
Rooms
Hot
ti
Cola
Water
Prince
Kuptrt,
BXJ.
Phone
281
r.O.
Box
111
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
Mac
canning
company
with
In
ill
the
year
ronnd
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
jfrfcurdty
Axr
J
PRESBYTERY
ujrrr;
HELD
HERE-
tier."
I
"The
only
dn
credfteri
can
.:
Prwbrterv
of
the
United
Church
of
.
r
-
iill
nciv.
at
utt
uiui'
-
tS
I
IT
iVUVlD
1
tawrch
here
this
week
withfter
Peter
Kelly
In
the
chair
Ret.
T
C
irrtetpiwi'ioetal
Gaines
TD'CoiweH
of
Port
Simpson
was
chos
Be
Played
en
secretary
m
succession
to
ev
Balleji
is
Ftp-
'
-ri:
"How
tiid
yci
tub.
IhnrVun'tik
k..
.
.
1
-un.
was
easy
ot
a
karr
ergs
taiser
i
taTcen
ana
ner.
i;
:
rrfe
gatnermg
thejt.
Andrew
Rutherford
of
Port
Esstng.jny
new
three-ec
ton
and
J.
A.
Findlay
of
Hartrejjxayon
Wth
jacket
,
Bar.
The
mission
boat
Thomas
Crosby
which
arrived
here
Tuesday
aftet
visiting
Port
EssSngton
and
Port
Simnson.
left
this
morning
for
Hartley
Bay.
Kittoaat
BeDa
Bella
and
BeHa
Coola
enroute
o
het
base
at
Ocean
FaOs
with
Dr.
Ost
erbnut
on
board.
Final
Display
Monday
Night
Gyro
Playground
AtUtlties
lb
Depicted
at
Exhibition
Hall
be
The
dosing
display
of
the
Gyro
Playgrounds
Is
to
be
held
on
.Monday
evening
in
the
Exhibition
Building
and
a
varied
program
of
the
summer
aetlviUes
vlll
be
pre
sented
by
the
young
people
from
oecioec
now
yc
j
Mrs.
ooppy-
i
vzxrl
shadcfW-hroof
jnt"
C
y
hew
"black
net
r
xt.
l
woseirtttng
Cut
yjt
jj,
J
wear
Sunday
A
delegate
r
adiln
"Legion
f
ryers
I
and
told
of
see
i
t
of
"defence.
Now
fi
end
of
the
Iaa
Lui
u
exl
work
iQ
begin
on
bepl
pert
end.
There
lea
J
frig
at
"the
Ian
Ix
.
this
far.
In
the
Cana-1
cartel
flag
ship
and
'iie
ot'
b
Now.
that
-rterprairll
reached
auctt
a
U;t.
fil
ing
to
learn
that
bins
cl
becoming
popclar
Some
people
take
pndr
i
family
tree
and
V-hen
h
tJ
den
where
motic-
ixtxl
work
We
do
not
ml-J
fciit
:
late
occa$iona";
1
c'j
tl
of
weather
keep:
c?
1
4-
TheJrnodern
simai'El
a
husband
whose
r'ii'J
temoon
tea.
Now
that
the
are
wondering
wbe-,
the
br
be
mown
again.
s
Scotsmen
are
said
tabtt-l
"gotf
because
the
feertia!l
Itrike
the
baa
the
Jcs?n
.
Reach
the
tnost
peoirtM
ibd
district
with
n.
J-1
to
the
Daily
Newt
HYDE
Transfei
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MOVING
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Coal
Wood
Hone
580
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STEAMSHIPS
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.tor
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DAY,
1:30
p.m.
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Thurs.
a.m.
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