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r.
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ited
l.
rUUlfiALL
IN
SCHOOLS
Difficulty
Arises
Owjn?
to
All
Larger
Pupils
.Being
in
Hljh
A
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Junior
football
Association
was
held
last
evening
to
conclude
the
season's
work.
The
winners
of
the
Rochester
Trophy
for
the
year
was
King
Ed.
ward
High
School
and
medals
are
to
be
ordered
for
the
members
of
the
winning
team.
As
soon
as
these
are
engraved
the
annual
banquet
will
be
held.
In
view
of
the
school
re
-organization
In
the
city
the
old
arrangement
of
teams
will
not
do.'
As
part
of
the
ordinary
activities
of
the
Senior
and
Junior
High
School
it
Is
probable
that
an
inter-house
league
will
be
formed
among
the
pupils
of
the
High
School.
This
would
not
-include
the
pupils
attending
the
King
Edward
and
Booth
elementary
SChooU
which
have
now
rmlv
the
first
six
grades
in
attendance.
ieer
r
To
discuss
the
future
of
the
Junior
Football
League
a
special
meeting
of
the
executive,
the
principals
hi
the
schools
and
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
has
been
called
for
next
Friday.
No
schedule
of
games
has
been
arranged.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York
6,
Detroit
4.
Boston
2,
Cleveland
1.
PhiladelDhia-Chlcaeo
and
Wah-
lngton-St.
Louis
postponed,
headers
'tomorrow.
National
League
Chicago-New
York
postponed.
cn
i
doubleheader
tomorrow
3.00
9.00
.02
25
o..
lajujs
nrooiuyn
1-4.
burgh
7-4,
Boston
6-5.
Cincinnati
2-1,
Philadelphia
0-2.
'
'
Charlton
Athletic
1,
Leicester
City
Saturday.
September
J7,
'1938.
0.
BRITISH
FREEDOM
wneisea
z.
Birmingham
2.
i
Everton
5,
Portsmouth
1.
I
Grimsby
Town
1,'
Derby
County
1.
HUdtJenfleld
Town
0,
Leeds
Un-
Or
August:
'The
Bntish
CommonwPfllth
trirWio
Ans
nf
1
ston
North
End
3.
Middles-
ihe
Greatest
inHiv,Vlni
Woo
"
injZZ'
.
bro"gh
-
iar
as
the
white
races
are
mnrpmprl
if
w
cAA
tv,
.
i
uuicni-ui
granting
ireeaom
to
each
Dominion
w
th
n
fts:
Sunderland
l.
Biackoooi
2
oroit
.
.
.
We
have
sincerely
and
disinterestedly
got
to
'helbl
VVolTerhampton
Wanderers
o.
Ar
-ine
varied
peoples
committed
to
our
charge
to
prosperity
nd
political
freedom.
The
British
Commonwealth,
if
it1
.is
but
true
to
its
concepts,
means
that
every
Section
.of
the'
wojia
under
the
sovereiprntv
nf
nA,
tt
,.v
.
Jmrtely
control
its
own,
destiny
as
a
free-ivlll
member
Malcolm
MacDonald,,
Secretary
of
State
for
un
1
the
Golonies,
thus
summed
up
the
aims
of
British
colon-aaKpolicy
at
Oxford
recently:
Theprimarylrn
:h
the
gradual
spread
of
frepdnm
nmnno-
Mic
Maioy,,v'dwi.
.11
-whatever
part
of
the
empire
they
live
and
the
ultimate,
.goal
'the
establishment
of
the
various.
cd.oni&l
pom-1
muhltlPS
sp1fcnnnnifiirr
ol
.I.lI.
:i..Ll
.
In
,?J!lVar0WJreat0
HnP
witV
TW
amen?
tlipse
Jawsyanri
so,
'-
fssnal
1.
Scottish
League
Aberdeen
3,
St.
Johnstone
0.
Albion
Rovers
o,
Hibernians
1
Clyde
1.
Celtic
4.
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
Ayr
Un
ited
0.
Hearts
4.
Motherwell
0.
Kilmarnock
1.
Arbroath
1.
Queen
of
South
2,
Falkirk
0.
Qujens
Park
U.Partick
Thiftie
1.
Raith
Rovers
1,
St.
Mlrren
3.
Rangers
5,
Third
Lanark
1.
;j?reat
commonwealth
of
free
peoples
and
nations.
If
un-
Old
ConVPnf
UI1Veni
er
the
British
flag
we
can
show
thatvit
is
possible
or
peoples
of
every
creed,
color
and
-civilization
to"
liye
to-
R0:
gether
at
peace,
following
their
own
vocations
ancl
liyihgr
Dei"S
azed
acc6rding
to
their
own
customs,
we,
havp
est
cpntribution
within
our
power
towards
the
ultimate1
Anni
afax
i
goal
Of
World
Unity.'
'
By
Sisters
of
Years
fall
AZ'ZSW-
Ycent
V
.
:
"
uu"'u"0
l
XBIICC
UJ.
LnOSe
POHfllirt
q
nrnhll
V,l
-m.
nnncinles
of
freedom
nn
whiVh
nil
Rv?HqVi
flnm
;,
m
uiur
t.j
u
..v.
I
founded,
it
would
be
as
well
if
we
drop
that
word
'Bntish
scho01
and
was
turned
over
to
the
from
the
name
of
Canada's
Pacific
province
'
sisters
on,
their
arrival.
While
as
a
general
principal
we
ajrree
,itri
tKis
stand
Jrey
op!ne.d
classefi
admlttJ
Wherrvve
on
the
Pacific
coast
can
afford.'to
be.generqus,
ly
parochial
school
has
grown
an
Jfie
Uriental
residents
nf
-Rnti'eVi
P.n1iimKi
kn.'
a-Kv:-.
crBanl7.!itlnn
whirh
in.iiMoc
a
few
Cases
been
assimilflfprl
n
nnvi
f
r'-v.'-:-
proximately
100
relieious.
am
and
people.
There
is
no
hurry
in
this
case.
Some
day.ven
'
SSl
wndcf,
hospital
JiVl
VOieS
DUt
internatinnnl
pftmniiMlinnn
4t.?i
(,..1,
..
..
.
.
.
,
jceht
College
in
1925,
is.,
Zf
".i-KmHuiig
i
t;
out
i
anai,
iions
ox
me
unuea
states,
i
j.
i
.
,.
today
it
is
better
t0
Wait.
p
The
building.
known
asSt.
Mary's
mmmmmmmm
'-
.
"'
r.
Conycnt'
DeCame
an
Independent
i
The
Daily
News
U
a
memter
f"
mtmJS
:.
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
a'rrfl
'of
the,1872
Mount
st
Vincent
on
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
Is
the
only
paper
north
hores
cf
Bord
Basm
near
here
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
hbldirig
membeYshin
I.'
?rted
7015
,nstltutln
("-ew
in
these
organizations.
f
v'
.
Pi
ihf.
p10
Bt-
vln'
THE
DAIL7
N-3
Canada's
First
Mosque
Will
Be
Opened
Shortly
Edmonton
.
Moslems
Expect
To
Have
Place
of
Worship;
Ready
For
Fasting
Period
EDMONTON
Sept.
17:
CP
-
Opening
of
a
mosque
where
sons
the
mosque
exclusively."
Of
2,000
Moslems
in
penetrating
voice
of
111
1
m
Honor
System
Is
-Successful
With
Young
Offenders'
Of
1.000
Edmonton
"Bad
Boys'
Sent
ttt
Farms.
990
Have
Become
Useful
Citizens
EDMONTON.
Sept.
17:
CP)-
Under
a
system
of
farm
homei
placements.
99
out
of
every
100
of
Allah
may
pray
barefooted
in
(
convicted
in
Juvenile
court
durlr.31
meir
accustomea
siyie
is
me
jslsi
u
years,
nare
mauc
guuu
In
Edmonton
for
early
November,!
one
thousand
boys
between
the
mid-way
In
the
period
of
the
year
ages
of
13
and
17
have
been
Sent
wnlch
Moslems
the
world
over
de-
to
neighboring
farms
by
the
child-vdte
to
solemn
fasting.
ren's
aid
branch
of
the
civic
re
The
mosque,
first
in
Canada,
will
Hef
department.
Of
that
number
be
oullt
less
than
a
mile
from
the,
most
of
whom
lacked
proper
par-heart
of
the
city.
It
will
le
a
on-
ental
care
at
home.
990
have
be-storey
building
with
a
centrai
come
honest
and
useful
citizens
dome,
two
minarets,
a
paved
cour.
.Frank
Drayton,
assistant
dlrec
and
a
full-sized
basement.
Its
di
tor
of
the
children's
aid
branch
mensions
will
be
30
by
50
feet.
from
1926
to
1936
and
Its
chief
It
will
be
finished
in
brick
cn
since
then,
believes
the
percent
nf
a
rH
fliffv
rnlrv
frith
naA
him
t
a
ranaHlan
hlffH
Hit
H
.
"
"
.
J
I
O
.
....
J
l
W
concrete
footings
and
an
asphalt
he
regards
the
system
as
a
part
of
will
contain
a
tank
or
set
of
taps
vwe
try
to
be
friends
with
the
for
ceremonial
ablutions
while
an
boy
and
we
put
him
on
his
honor
other
-
essential
feature
of
every
That's
our
whole
method
in
a
mosque,
a
niche
indicating
the
dl-
nutshell."
Mr
Dravton
exnlalned
rection
of
Mecca,
will
be
built
in-
We
don't
try
to
fool
him
about
side.
anything,
least
of
all
about
hlm-
A
slight
change
In
the
customs
self,
or
what
we're
doing
for
him
from
those
followed
in
other
parts
We
couldn't,
even
if
we
tried
be-of
the
world
may
be
seen
here
cause
you
can't
fool
a
boy.
No
sir,
said
Najlib
Ailloy.
treasurer
of
the
a
man's
got
to
be
awfully
smart
to
Arabian
Moslem
Association
of
Ed
slip
something
over
on
a
boy."
monton.
Recruits
for
the
system
are
Tf
V,...
Wl
tn,,A
I.
.V..
I....
11.
1
I
.
uicj
aic
wctuuig
tuuucia
ur
tuuiiu
in
mc
juvenile
cuurt
wnicn
Prairie.
Man.,
or
put
him
on
nro-
Canada
ballon.
a
iuur
vears
not
a
All
p
,
i
approximately
500
live
in
Western'
I
In
the
.
uc
1
1
last
idit
.
UIQ
LOlintry
OOCCei'lCanada
w,tn
350
ln
Alberu
and
40
single
boy
f
.families
in
Edmonton.
Soon,
the
.-been
sent
to
English
League
Aston
Villa
5,
Brentford
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
3.
Llvernool
1.
from
Edmonton
has
the
reform
srhnol
a
muezzin
Mr-
Drayton
s
department
has
at-
calling
calling
the'-'a
the'nded
to
mj
that.
mat.
More
Ajore
than
than
100
100
be
made:
f
.with
assurance.
Th;
boys
are
snt
"Allah
is
the
greatest
of
all.
Bear
"
these
nrlvutely-owned
farmt
witness,
there
is
no
other
Ood
but
with
the
city
ivlng
for
his
trans".
Allah.
Bear
witness.
Mahomet
u'nnrtntfr'n
and
for
his
clothing,
the
messenger
of
Allah.
Allah
ls(
The
biggest.
ob
ln
the
straight-the
greatest
of
all.
We
shall
wor-
jen,nS
of
a
b.
v's
character,
how-ship
none
but
Allah."
'ever
,
comes
b.
fore
he
leaves
the
Moslems.
Mr.
Allley
exnlalned
city
In
an
Informal
chat
wifh
tr
Woman
Official
,Says
Relief
Is
federal
Problem
EDMONTON.
SeDt
17:
,'rCPi
Relief
ti
Canada
must
be
divorced
entirely
from
"petty
'political
iri-fluence'
and
.administered
nationally
as
a
federal
nroblem.
accord.
,lng
to
Miss
Margaret
A.
Carson
I
Western
Canada's
t
-T
w--j
-vIMl
Building
Was
Used
clvlc
relle:t
superintendent.
cnarity
.'Many
i
""'"
Hu"ce5
nor
munici
pannes
snouia
xte
held
responsible
'.
".tt,'
V";uKWWm
.
ipr
.
.unemployment
and.
-Us
at
UlCUUailLV
III
III1VIIHLTM
H
TT1
fl
Tl
IT
1
r
O
"nvonn'
liik.
TT.T
Tni,.
n
.
.
tanrtnnf
I
I
.
.
1
l
.
.
.g-
-
"
r-
o
v....vl.fe
lwo
wincno,
vnusse
jaws
ae'
"ni-irvA.,
jsep..
ir.
luf)
work-1
'
"
was
assertea
UCh
3S
exclude
possibility
of
any
differentiation
'as
to
men
have
commenced
to
demolish
',n
an
-ntervlew
by
Miss
Carson.
Rights
and
opportunities
being
brought
abOut
bvnreMi-.a
century"-old
structure
in
Halifax's
I
chlef
""er
olcer
for
the
last
18
dice
reeardinif
rarP
nr
pnlnr
Tr
I
downtown
district
that
had
an
in-,years
at
Medicine
Hat.
S'ZSS
connection
with
the
earU
?e
of
Orangeville.
On-
nLt
Jt
dlteren,tlatl.on
'exists
today
Ihisroyincegrowth
of
the
Sisters
of
Charity
in'
frl?
sald
he
believed
"petty
poll-,
and
that
our
franchise
laws
do
impose
ceriaiifdisabiljties
North
America.
tlcal
problems."
whicrr
she.
thinw
on
'our
colored
native-born
Oriental
fellow-citizens'
Tn
1849
10
sisters
of
the
order
iwJ!',ld
vanUh-
under
nations;
thanks
to
Sir
E.
Wrpnph
fnr
tv
founded
ln
1809
bv
Mother
Eliza.
,$cneme
..of
relle-
administration
rvvt
.
h-th
s.(nn
..
i,'
.
,
-constantly
harass
and
.distract
nt.
...
.
.
.
lie!
OfllPPM
Hfvprf
trior
tViol.
from
fundamental
Issues.
I
rM.t4nM-
Ti
'
.
.
on
on
the
me
Hudson
Hudson
Rl
River
to
,i
fles
.
?
.
.
'
c"ct
If
you
whh
to
swap
a
Clas-lfled.
MINCE
RUPERT
ORY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
UU-atJ
liMlt-T
As!
Tjjm
ml
Cm
mt'
:i
Drayton,
Big,
and
with
a
heart
laugn.
11
takes
the
director
but
h
few
minutes
to
get
the
boy
calling
'
him
'Frank."
destroy
rebellious
nesj!
and
secretive-
cusnirlnn.
nl
i
'"the
law."
and
convince
him
that
the
forces
0f
Justice
are
on
the
youngster's
side.
Man
in
the
Moon
KTnt
tViqt
nAnnla
hova
milt
Katffno
on
the
possibility
of
war,
they
have,'
begun
betting
again
on
the
possi
bility
of
rain
or
sunshine.
i
The
fishing
boats
are
coming
in
but
the
world
series
Is
In
the
offing.
Jake
says
he
once
bet
on
the
world
series
and
he
has
been
"kept
busy
paying
tne
bin
ever
since.
Jake
says
he
hears
down
towi
that
the
editor
was
once
omen
bv
betting
on
the
comlne
of
a
duId
mill
and
he's
not
quite
sure
whether'
or
not
the
hats
are
paid
for
yet,
Jake
says
that
Hitler
Is
an
ex
plosive
person
and
what
he
wants
Is
the
munition
factory
in
Czechoj
Slovakia.
,
If
he
gets
that
factory
he
will
then
blow
up
the
rest
of
Europe.
How
about
a
bet
as
to
whether
or
not
he
gets
the
factory?
Evidently
there
are
speedier
places
than
Ketchikan.
On
the
Utah
salt
flats
George
Eyston
has.
Just
made
357
miles
an
hour.
That's
faster
than
the
Prince
John
travels.
Yesterday
three
cardinal
points
01
tne
Nazis
were
issued,
now
aooui
three
cardinal
points
from
the
other
nations
affected.
They
would
be
1.
Germans,
stay
where
jrou
are
2.
Quit
making
statements
to
the
world.
3.
8hut
up.
I
overshoes,
taking
those.offwill.be
holds,
sittings
once
a
week,
on
Frl--
Premier
Hodza
seems
to
have
enougn
wiinout
removing
tne
nay
aiiernoon,
11
convicted,
three
1
the
floor
Just
now.
And
he
seems
shoes.
We
believe
no
prayer
is
ac-
courses
are
open
to
the
judges,
to
be
Ulklng
with
effect.
What?
ceptable
to
Allah
unless
the
wor-
Bev.
Father
W.
B.
Carleton
and1
shipper
Is
clean
and
.before
he
Canon
C.
F.
A.
Clough.
Theyl
Jale
say
he
lost
the
one
big
prays
he
must
wash
himself
on
could-fine
him,
causing
more
pun-
chance
of
his
life.
He
should
have
me
ieei,
nan
as,
iorearms,
eloows
"nmeni
10
tne
ooys
lather
than-us"1
a
minion
oouars
,wonn
01
and
face.
The
same
applies
at
his
to
the
boy
himself,
send,
the
boy
stocks
on
Wednesday
and
he
"did
Own
home
nr
nnvuhprp
pkp
nnt
In
to
a
reform
vhrvil
n
Pnrhi
io
not
do
so.
sult.
Tailor::
"Hm!
That's
so
unusual
that
111
have
to
ask
you
for
ref
ererces."
,wm
oe
neara
nere
,
,
,
.
faithful
in
nrover
Vintrortinr.
farms
th
i.
Customer:
"111
pay
cash
Tor
the
-
ith
the
Jlwuh
mpeT"anr'are
now
on"the
Ust
the
'chndTen'l
SI
S'
"YeJ
11
dld
a
,ot
Df
tricks
around
I
ChrisUan
church
bell,
the
call
will.
id
branch
Tcnows
it
mn
tm
n
1UMr
'
oeneve
Mahomet
was
a
the
.
last
.
of
.
the.
six
prophets
they
deem
the
greatest
in
history
of
religion,
the
others
being
Adam,
Noah,
Abra-iham
and
Jesus.
Like
Christians
.they
believe
Jn
the
resurrection
of
souls
nd
a
day
of
Judgment.
ly.
"By
the
way.
Hank,
was
that
new
Darn
or
yours
Injured
any?"
"I
can"t
rightly
say,"
he
answered.
"I
ain't
found
It
yet."
Modern
Youngster:
"What
are
prayers,
mother
dear?"
Mother:
"Prayers,
darling,
are
little
messages
to
Ood.
Youngster:
"Oh,
and
we
send
them
at
night
to
get
the
cheaper
raic-
I.Avn
RPntrnr
in
R:
OrUfioiK
of
TUle
No.
1J14M.
to
the
m
H-Jl
of
th
South
Vtit
Quartr
of
Section
Tlu
(),
To-rntJilp
Johnson
RUSS.
Indian
hn,.
..'
XT.-JWL???!r
Sunnyslde
Cannery,
was
Jn
the
city
I
unbi.
-id
to
contain.,
Ehtj
(SO)
today
oh.
hi,
way
to
hU
home
at,
JT
...
Dreenville.
He
Is
travelling
on
his
c-:at
of
rvot
loued
in
tie
jZin
pvn
wat
the
"A
C."
tlz.Si.
A-
naJTareotl
iw
w
m
a
i
"Hi
otn
notlot
1
hereby
given
thit
i
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I
ahall.
.t
K
mMiv
t
w
.
The
.Dally,
New
xm
n
audited
j
1P0TO
,lUi
5?
fl"
pubiicum:
ilrcnlatlon.
Plav
safe!
Title
T-1
.pT7mai
Oertio4
et,
FOR
SALJE
FOR
SALE
Cheap.
Writing
Desk.
Blue
S3.
(221)
FOR
8
ALE
Pigeons.
Apply
Archie
McLeod,
964
10th.
Ave.
East.
Phone
355.
(210)
"HELP
WANTED
FULLTIME
help
required
at
Rid-1
ley
Home.
Must
be
oyer
25
years.'
Phone
Red
822.
(tf),
SALESLADIES
Wanted
to
sell
Avon
Products.
Good
commission.
Chance
for
advancement.
No
experience
necessary.
Apply
Roomi
7,
Savoy
Hotel.
(218)'
PERSONAL
AVE
HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS
TO
PBTAIN
positions
as
Lei
ter
Carriers,
Postal
Clerks,
Customs
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
oienograpnera,
etc-
and
can
help
you.
Writ
us
for
proof!
and.
free
Information.
M
C.
r.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg..
Oldwt
In
Canada.
tf,
PRIVATE
HOME
KINDERGAR
TENS
PAY.
Wis
start
you.
The
Canidlan
Kindergarten
Institute.
'
Winnipeg.
i
't(
j
tn
llu
of
mid
rt
certlflc-.te
.
M-wiwin
TiuiQ
oomuon
ot
1
made
to
tn
in
writing.
rDATED
at
(he
Und
Bejlkiy
Offloe.
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C
,
UlU
3rd.
day
lAutit.
A.
D
1938.
ANDREW
TH0MP8ON,
Dgputy
Heglatrtr
of
TlUea!
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE,
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
"
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Wood
Phone
580
I
IP
MOOSE
HAUl
SUNDAY
po-rs
Open
1
pm,
ENOAOE.MENT
EXTRAORDIXU,,1
Thlrtf
Coast-toKJoajt
J
Silent
Bill
Bill,
IN
l'KKSOX'
DOES
CRIME
PAY
A
A
Showing
a
Most
Comnlete
S
f
PRISQN
PICTURE
Endorsed
By
Press,
Chmdl
Pdllce;
and
Civic
Organii
Hons
Everywhere
SILVER
COUECTIOJ
KEN
Adults
Onlj
RAYNffl
Tor
Your
RADIO
SERVICE
MODERN
EQl'IPMBI
REASONABLE
RATH
Phone
BLACK
til
Tom
Andrew
PIES
Pork,
Steak
and
KidntjVl
Any
Siie,
An;
PrJce
Sold
at
Leadinj
Batcben
m
QrMtn
Rose
Bushes
We
have
been
notified
tW
supply
will
be
limited.
Orirl
noV.whlle
all
varieties
are!
tainable.
,WiI.
GAIK,
Florisl
Third
Avenue
J
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Itoyal
BankBUfl
NEW
ROYAL
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HOTEL
J,
Zarelli.
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Ropert,
B.C
TUF
SEAL
'
QUALITY
ad
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
finest
Pink
Salmon
packed
by
the
only
Mto.
eannlni
company
wi
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u
Ut
year
rouna
p-Princ
Rupert