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TWO
Summer
FOOTWEAR
For
the
Whole
Family
F
You
cannot
go
wrong
with
Campacs
in
child's,
Misses',
Boys',
Ladies
.'a
h
ci
Men's
Style
and
extra
quality
"coih-bined
Priced
From
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AMILY
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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rklNCE
RUPERT
-
BUlIlSlI
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
bally
News.
Limited.
Third
AVenue
H.
F
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Tuesday,
July
5,
1938.
A
TEKRIBLb
TRAGEDY
......
.
We
are
all
well
used
to
reading
of
war
and
other
trair.
NATIONAL
POLICY
v
As
a
national
policy
the
Mackenzie
King.government
lays
it
doWn
that
ho
country
other
than
Canada
can
maintain
a
military
unit
in
Canada.
It
is
a
lonp-.pstnhlishpfl
constitutional
principle,
Mr.
King
says,
that
in
Canada1
mere
can-De
no
military
estaonsnments
except
such
as
are
owned,
maintained
and
controlled
by
the
Canadian
government
responsible
to
the
Canadian
people.
The
'Conservative
policy,
as
enunciated
by
the
leader
of
the
party,
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
takes
exception
to
this
policy
arid
declares
that
the
Liberals
were
wrong
if
they
denied
Britain
the
right
to
raise
and
train
flying
torps
in
the
Dominion.
While
denying
that
any
application
had
been
made
or
refused,
the
head
of
the
Canadian
.government
sticks
to
the
nolicv
which
would
nrevpnr
w
m
i
i
national
Contest
on
Dominion
Day
TJIE
daily
NEWS
All-England
Championships
though
no
league
games
were
Men's
Singles
Don
Budge.
PJay'
,
Women's
Singles
Mrs.
Helen
In
ah
lnferriatlonal
match
tin
wills
McodV.
Diminibn
bay,
Scotland,
caritalifed
hdibles-l-
Don
Bu'dRe"and
by
Dave
McPhee,
won
over
Eni
land,
skipped
by
Percy
Tinker,
the
score
being
S4
to
49,
The
side?
consisted
of
three
rinks,
each
with
four
players.
In
Sunday
hat
play
scores
were:
George
Hill
rink,
28;
Angus
Mae-
Oonald's
rink.
22.
D.
A.
MacPhee
rink,
22;
D.
B.
Borland
rink.
16.
O.
P.
Tinker.
21;
J
.
A.
Frew,
17.
and
S.
C.
Thomson
defeated
F,
Walton
and
E.
O.
Aves
16
to
12.
6dies
elsewhere
but
the
tragedy
oi
yesterday
in
Prince
Ru-i
Win
5
(flnlf
At
pert
bhntrs
homp
to
115
nil
wlmf
f
i,nn,i,r
v.
t
J
"
UUU
l
"..mw
wSi.ujr
ictiu
menus,
ill
-
..
a
place
r
i.i
that
i.
1
has
1
been
unusually
free
from
such
troubles,
Mm
In
.
Mppf
1TllimKI
meci
it
came
yesterday
as
3
terrible
shock
when
reports
of
the
shooting
began
to
get
around.
It
was
difficult
to
believe
,
t
""
,
A.
ttWh
but,
unfortunatdy,
it
prove,,
to
be
"SSX
,
Tl)is
i.
paper
was
held
back
in
order
that
readers
might
get
To
Mrs.
Service
and
Mrs.-Gibson
and
their
sorely
families
the
Daily
News
joins
in
extpnfiino-
tIpph
Gene
Mako.
Women's
Miss
Alice
Singles
Competition
1
In
the
singles
individual
com-
Excellent
Dominion
Day
Spent
By
petition
over
the
week-end,
the
Local
People
at
Interior-
Town
following
games
were
played:
:
Second
round
Frank
Vlckers
TERRACE,
July
5:
dominion
21;
James
Boyd,
16.
'Day
-passed
off
successfully
In
Ter-
Thlrd
round
Ben
Dalgamb,
21;
race.
The
weather
was
cloudless.
J,
S.
Irvine,
20.
W.
H.
Wilson-
If
there
was
any
fault
to
record
it
Murray,
21;
J.
Paul,
1
8.
was
rather
too
hot,
especially
for
Fourth
Round
Angus
MacDon-
the
tennis
players
on
the
new
aid,
21;
Louis
Arrol,
18.
This
places
court
by
the
railway
station.
Ter-MacDonald
in
the
semi-final.
race,
lost
in
a
tournament
to
Prince
In
the
doubles
D.
A.
MacPhre
Rupert.
There
was
a
baseball
game
m
the
new
park
and
sports
for
the
children.
1
The
excursion
train
from
Prince
Rupert
arrived
at
.11
a.m.
bringing
owmn-iHiw
in
fluV
this
tm'
i.
i
A
P
1
rolling
luiung
gon
golf
course,
course,
Jack
jacK
Burns.
iiurns,
The
Tile
touch
loucn
of
OI
color
color
pi
sympathy
in
trflgic
hour.
An
ex-Service
inan,
Inspec-.stocky
undergraduate
from
the
Un-
the
highland
uniforms
tVi
ocx
yite.
wus
wiueiy
Known
tnrougnout
the
province
as
an
efficient
and
fearless
police
officer.
That
ability
had
within
the
past
few
weeks
won
recognition
in
his
nnnnintmpnf
.nppointment
to
rn
tnn
the
important
iinno
of
:
.
i
t
..
'snips.
ships.
Member
MemDer
oi
of
the
tne
Inglewood
ingiewooa
The
:me
Oddfellows
uciaieuows
threw
inrew
their
tneir
hall
nan
post
inspector
of
police
,
Golf
.
Club
df
Seattle,
he
shot
a
gross
0
open
for
dancing
early
in
the
'eve-!
nOVO
lM
TnO
VV1
Wirt
n
li-i-
s
i
!
ii
V
1
"
.U1
V
was
Iegareu
as
a
man
Wno'136,
four
over
par
for
the
36
holes,
rilng.
A
large
number
enjoyed
WOUld
have
gone
far
in
police
Work
had
his
career
nottne
hundred
members
of
the
fra-
themselves
with
the
help
of
Mrs
been
So
ruthlpsslv
nnr'1
trnmpnllv
nut
rff
To
c
I
ternlty
from
the
United
States
and
Black,
pianist,
and
Guldo.
Bus-
J
ci"J
v-
a
w
Ulli
-IIJOIJCVJLIJI
Lirl
'
.
,
,
,,.
'
.
vice
win
De
mourned
tliroughout
the
'
whole
north.
The
Z
;,
,nnl
n(
u:
i
i
l
ii
n
'annual
inuai,
ui
ins
eureer
uau
ueen
in
ims
part
oi
tne
country.
His
many
personal
friends
will
find
it
difficult
indeed
to
believe
that
"Bill"
Service
is
gone.
Sergeant
Gibson
was
also
possessed
of
fine
and
sterling
qualities.
Unassuming
and
quiet
in
demeanour,
he
was,
nevertheless,
known
as
an
efficient
officer
and
a
fine
man.
His
work
had
also
won
him
promotion
and
he
held
an
important
key
position
in
police
administration.
He
t'oq
,vas
a.
turned
man.
Like
Inspector
Service
the
most
of
his
police
career
had
been
in
the
north.
Inspector
Service
and
Sergeant
Gibson
Were
both
men
ot
a
type
that
the
British
Columbia
police
could
ill
afford
to
lose.
convention
and
'competed
accomplished
musicians
were
much
In
the
tournament
play.
SPORT
GHAT
i
appreciated.
'
The
excursion
train
left
about
half
past
ten
after
which
the
Terrace
crowd
continued
to
dance
until
daylight
on
Saturday.
The
day
was
a
great
treat
to
everyone.
Terrace
had
been
looking
for-Catcher
Bill
Dickey
went
on
a
ward
to
the
coming
o
f
the
visitors
batting
spree
at
the
Yankee
Stad-
from
the
coast
who
were
txtended
SMITHERS
teenth
circuit
clout
oh
Saturday
Dominion
;Day
Fittingly
Celebrated
and
his
sixteenth
on
Sunday
at
Interior
Town
Baseball
against
Boston
with
two
on.
Itj
is
Played
was
Spurgeon
'Chandler's
fourth
,
straight
a
pitching
I---
a
victory
ii
arid
his
:
.
SM1THERS,
'
July
-
'J
"
5:
any
Otner
country,
Whether
a
member
ot
the
British
Em-
adelphla
Athletics
but
it
was
more,
Telwa
four
to
two
and
then
down-pire'or
not,
from
maintaining
any
military
'es"taDlisnm6nt!errors
b
the
Mackmen
than
Rob-'ed
Hazeiton
ii
to
3.
There
was
a
in
the
Dominion
,ert
Moses'
pitching
that
won
the
large
crowd
on
hand
to
see
the
WT
il
-
-
1
game,
ine
weveiana-unicago
game
B"ca
m
uic
tuumc
ui
wmui
we
m-a4-'4-u:i.
i
,
.
We
do
not
think
the
controversy
is
very
important
as
ralned
out.
and
that
of
Wn
to
hand
provided
music,
:
out
n
is,an
inuication
oi
tne
lines
ot
thought
in
Canada
j
Detroit
at
st.
Louis
was-postponed
today.
While
evidently
there
is
every
desire
on
'the
part
a
later
date.
of
Canada
"to
co-operate
with
the
mother
country
or
with
I
,
6ther
Empire
countries,
that
is
no
reason
for
'taking
a
1
hnx"
th"
nNwteti?l'di
retrograde
fetep
because
We
are
all
a
little
excited
overSsT
wYn'threftott
Sm
th6
possibility
of
being
forced
into
war.
Canada
ulrea'dy.
Brooklyn
.Dodgers.
The
Phillies
is
sending
one
hundred
and
twenty
airmen
to
augment
'thfetwk
both
.
ends
of
a
ddubie-headeVi
imperial
force
each
year
and
is
still
training
men
for
that'
from
Boston
Bees,
the
first.
to
i
iniiTiOSG
1
?rtd
nightcap
five
to
nothing.'
,
.
The
victories.
marked
ithe
'first
Wins
rnuA
n
n
w
4.
a
ir
1
v
t.
The
CiC.F.j
at
its
recent
Kamloops
convention,
Went
for
the
Phillies
m
fiv-e
starts,
the
on
record
as
being
opposed
to
Canada
taking
part
in
what
(
,
Chicago
cubs
and
Cincinnati
Reds
it
called
imperialistic
wars,
which,
evidently,
was
intended
,
played
Friday
night
at
Cincinnati
to
indicate
that
it
did
not
trust
British
leadership
in
the
and
h?fame
of
st-
Lo
cardin-
,
1
als
at
Pittsburg
was
rained
out.
matter
of
peace
and
war.
-
'National
League
Chicago,
"4-3;
St.
Loiils.
5-4.
Boston,
10-2;
Phlla'dejiih1af.5'-10.
U'roqkVh.
04;
New
york,.3-V6.
Pittsburgh,
2-3;
Ciric'lnnatl,
-2,
AriVeVlcin
L'eag'a'e
St,
;Louls,
4-1;
iChlpago,
,5-5.
Philadelphia,
5-2;
Boston,
8-5j
Cleveland,
3-2;
Detroit,
7-5.
New
York,
10-4;
Washington
5r4
(sepond
game
called
on
ac
count
of
darkness
In
thirteenth)
RUPERT
IS
jYung
Boys
On
VICTORIOUS
Prince
Charles
.
Wim
SeVond
of
Baseball
C.amrs
At
I
Of
5
to
3
i
in
h'D
icpnnri
pnmp
of
the
In-
Graphfc
ftfetures
of
the
recent
welterweight
,
title
bout
at
New
York
when
Henry
Armstrong
took
the
crown
from
Barney
Ross
are
to
be
seen
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Sport
fans
displayed
much
In
upwards
of
400
holiday
makers
herest
In
the
-pictures
last
nlehl
among
them
the
Leslie
family
with
I
and
they
will
be
showing
again
their
pipe
band.
This
band
formedlthis
evening.
It
was
an
Undisputed
lours
as
soon
as
the
train
stopped)
victory
for
the
colored
man
but
and
hiarched
piping
towards
the
(Ross
made,
a
great
and
game
main
street
of
the
village,
followed,
showlns,
by
an
excited
crowd
o'f
youngsters,!
also
In
fours,
though
it
must
be
1
ing
a
blazing
31,
two
under
par
admitted
their
formation
lacked
over
the
first
nine
holes
of
Minakl's
.somethih?
of
military
precision,
tireserited
by
must
have
Iverslty
6f
Washington,
won
both
appealed
to
the
greying
veterans!
gross
and
net
trophies
emblematic
who
were
observed
among,
the
on-6f
Zeta
Psi
fraternity
champion-
lookers.
)
attended
the
nlnetv-first
sanlch,
with
his
saxophone.
These
Football
TONIGin6:45
Merchants
vs,
Legion
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
W
New
York
.45
Cincinnati
.35
Chicago
x.
-.38
Pittsburg
.38
Boston
.31
St.
Louis
-.29
ium
Friday,
Saturday
and
Sunday
a
hearty
If
not
formal
welcome.
jphlladelphia
1."'
....
'
.
19
to
help
the
New
York
Yankees
clean
.rrince
;uupen
peopie
louna
mat
American,
League
up
In
the
American
League
base-
they
were
expected
to
enjoy
thecievejahd
41
25
ball
games.
Dickey
made
two
horn-!ho!y
as
.they
wished
and
enjoyitfew
-York
LZ'.i".'.'."'lil
25
I
rs
nnH
n
1ntrlp
nnd
rtrn'vp
"In
a
tn.
i
mey
Qlu.
tal
of
seven
runs
on
Friday.
The!
first
homer
was
In
the
fourth
in-,
nlng,
wjth
Joe
Dimaggip,
and
and'
Lou
Gehrig
on
board,
the
second
was
In
the
fifth
wjth
the
bases,
loaded.
They
were
Dickey's
thlr-j
teenth
and
fourteenth
home
runsi
of
the
season.
He
made
his
fif
SPORTS
At
Brooklyn
.28
25
31
38
25
32
35
40
45
'Boston
.39
28
I
Washington'
.35
37
'
Detroit
;
.35
36
I
Philadelphia
;
...
27
38
Chicago
...........;.
......:..:....,27
34
St.
Louis
':.
.'i2
44
-
-
-'
'1
1
'
Lt'.OlON
LINir-tJP
The
llrie-up
for
the
Canadian
Legion
In
tonight's'
Mabley
Cup
City
league
jooioan
game
wui
consist
of
the
following
players:
"Pierce;
maiiv
Mo;e
Murray
and
J.
Currle:
J.
Currfp
.
ii
-
-f
seventh
win
with
one
loss
for
the
j
Special)
Smlthcrs
celebrated
Dom-
Howe
jind,
McKay;
Knutsen,
Camp-season
to
date.
inlon
Day
in
perfect
weather.
A
DeI1
BapUe.
Smith
arid
Cdmadl'na;
long
list
of
sports
in
the
morning
spares,
S.
Currie,
Bremner,
Slmund-
In
another
American
League,
for
children
was
followed
by
sen-
sen
and
Vance,
gariie
on
Friday
old
Lefty
Grove
lor
Spirts
arid
baseball
'in
the
after-1
,
pitched
for
the
Bdston
Red
Sdx
as
lioon.
they
won
12
to
7
from
the
Phil-
In
the
baseball,
Srrilthers
beat
BOWLING
Pet.
.643
.53r
J5C'
.003
.492
.43
.412
.297
.621
.621
.582
.450
.493
.415
.443
.333
SCHEDULE
July
6Rink
No.
3
ivs.
Rink
No,
9;
Rink
No.
4,vs.
Rink
No.
10.
BASEBALL
SC'ORES
1
Ju,y.
Hnk
no.
.2
.y9.
.Rink
no,
7;
uink
No.
l
vs.
Rink
No.
6,
July
11
Rink
No.
5
vs.
Rink
N6:
8;
Rink
No.,2
vs.
Rink
No.
9.
I
July
t13Rlnk
No,
3
vs.
Rink
No.
lb;
Rlnk;Not
4
vst,Rlnk
No.,7.
,
July
15
-Rink
No.
fl
,ys.
Rink
Noj
9;
Rink.
No.
2
vs.1U,nk:No.
8.
I
J
uly
18
n'lnk
No.
5
vs.
iRlnk
No.
10;
Rink
No.
1
Vs.
Riri'k
W
7.
July
20
Rink
No.
3
vs.
Rink
No.
8;
Rink
No.
4
vs.
Rink
No.
9.
July
22
Rink
No.
6
vs.
Rink
No.
10.
i
L
1'
Lads
Travel
From
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
UV7
If
LiLjlU
VJuJLirill
Ui
dependence
Day
basebrUj
series
at
j
tjUEEN
CHARLjOTTE
CITY,
July
for
nome
on
me
rannena
ai
a
.
Q
rhnrlntle
Citv
nnd.wert
o'clock
.last
night
arid
was
back;
.
Gordon
II.
Jolllffe
ai
iiia
uju.
iuunj
wlth
whom
they
uiry
will
wu
auiy
stay
until
m.M
an
rliuyuuir
unc
auu
criy
loori
tality
was
accorded
at
the
Alasl-a
'-
town.
A
Dig
ceieorauon
program
Included
field
and
water
sports.
J.
If.
McLeod,
collector
of
cus-
n
mmVI
rbr
1rVr
Tirar
.
1
vt
The
boys
proved
excellent
sailors
and
their
description
of
the.
500
mile
trip
the
sea
lions
and
whalfs
hogging
and
cannerles-suf
mtth
hP
nrtv
win
return
hnmfc
camps
on
the
Princess
Ldulse
tomorrow
Rested
.that
very
little
escaped
afternoon.
Mrs.
-Peter
Byrne,
MLithe,r
observation.
Lillian
Johnson
and
MLs
Annlfc
They
had
great
admiration,
for
Byme.
who
had
.been,
visiting
at
the
ships'
officers,
particularly
iHvder
and
Ketchikan,
returned
1
the
chief
steward
.whose
kind
at-
!
home
with
the
baseball
team
this
tention
registered
well
with
the
morning.
Fight
Films
Very
Graphic
Show
Everything
'thai
Went
"(hi
In
Ross-Armstrong
Fight
Recently
youthful
passengers.
For
tfie
East
"
Monday,
Wednesday,
and
w
m-m-l
--i
u
.Li
Kttrhlk&n
vesterdav
.
Prince
:it'i-
5.
Three
Interesting
young
pas-
-
;Yrl
iv.,
Tuesday,
July
j
ij
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Mail
Schedule
Friday
...
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from
the
East
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
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ir.ou
pa
For
Vancouver
Tuesttaj
12:80
noon
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Kl
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IN
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'deieaUd
Kefchlkanlfay
a
score
5,3
came-
north
from
Vancrttt.-J
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rili
JJUOl
111
1
EllllllkJ
of
5
to
3
.At
the
end
of
Ihe
sixth
ver
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
.
Inning
the
score
was
tied
one
all
week
to
Queen
Charlotte
Island
L.i'y
.
.
Scotland
Beats
England
In
Inter-
united
States
Won
Every
Honor
In
Then
Prince
Rupert
staged
a
four
points
In
the
persons
of
Godfrey
Y0m
Vancouver
"But
hri
olwayi
anetlief
Swtt
Copl"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"The
putttt
form
in
wkicji
tobtcco
tn
bt.$mkrJ."
the
a
J5
run,
rally
to
cinch
the
verdict..Kct-
Lyman,
age
c,
Melville
Mendum
8unday
4
pal
chlkah
being
able
to
gamer
oniy
and
jimmy
Tomllnson,
both
age
wpnaay
aji
WTMhr.KnnN
.iniv
5;
lopwlpor
two
.more.
Features,
of.
the
gamt
eIeht
Th0
bovs
travelled
alone.
1
Wednesday
.
10:JOal
pver'the
Dominion
Day
tifoiaV
'the
'first
timeui-terfnis
histdry,.Uh.
included
a
fine
catch,
by
Slmund-j
Godfrey
disembarked
at
ThurS-
,
Friday
4
pjl
week-end
there
was
considerable
ited
"States
cleaned
u
all
the
hon-
"sen
with
two
on
bases,
heavy
nu
ton
Harbor
and
will
spend
trf
par-
and
StefearU.
'
u
0
activity
on
the
greens
of
the
Ca-.
tors
in
the
five
events
of
the
All
ting
by
.'Johnny
Comadlna
and,summer
holidays
with
his
parents
nudism
Nnttimql
WAntlnii
'Asm.
imi.uJ
AU,uMMVhiA
n-Vio
finoi
steady
hurling
by
Bill
LamDie.
Ikh'rt
i-pMp
there,
puiiurtjr
;
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-
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vii.iiii
ijiuwo.
i
p.i.
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1
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clatloh's
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t
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inm
'Ttnuriino
Bowling
tooVr'iU
League
al-
oi.
wfnntrs
t-
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Thp
The
lnrAl
locAl
team
team'
left
left
Ketchikan
Ketcnllcan
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ji..uw.a
were
iVieiVHie
U11U
Jiiiuuy
uiaciuuujivru
7
pa
Wednesday
Sa.I
lTom
onyox
.ana
uie
wan-
Tuesday
11:30
tql
SaturdaV
ju.l
.
.
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v
.
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fall.
Both
boys
are
frcm
ur
""u
ru"
aimpson-
ounaay
7
p4
Trom
Naas
Rivrr
and
Port
Slmpsa
'.
Tuesday
11:30
s
t
or
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-
Juty
'2,16,
and
30
0;3Opi
From
'Queen
CharMttr
Islandi-
July
14
and
28
9:i0pt
For
Alaika
'
Monday
u
Friday
i:
From
Alaska-Wednesday
p.
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