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Summer
FOOTWEAR
For
the
Whole
Family
You
cannot
go
wrong
with
Camples
in
child's,
Misses',
Boys',
Ladies'
and
Men's
Style
and
extra
quality
.combined
Priced
From
$1.25
TO
$2.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
mittee
said:
"I
wnnlrl
nmnVio;
i-i.
,
.
IL
BACK
TO
NATURE
Another
attempt
is
being
made
to
form
a
modern
Utopia
on
one
of
the
islands
of
the
South
Pacific.
It
is
to
be
a
PTniin
without
micoinnow'no
1,.,,...
..
;
?,
.mKuium;,
hicK
j)ay
ior
nimsen
ana
a
littlp
less
than
a
dollar
a
week
for
each
dependent.
After
six
months
sickness
.
there
is
a
slight
reduction
in
this
amount
,of
sick
pay.
If
the
insured
dies,
the
widow
gets
a
pension
for
life
or
until
she
marries
again
with
nearly
a
dollar
a
week
for
each
dependent
child.
If
both
man
and
woman
die
the
children
get
a
pension
of
nearly
two
dollars
a
week
until
they
attain
jthe
age
of
fifteen.
At
pensionable
age
the
insured
gets
a
pension
no
matter
what
his
circumstances.
If
the
insured
loses
his
job
he
gets
free
insurance
for
a
reasonable
time.
.:
,
TOURIST
HUREAU
The
movement
to
establish
a
tourist
bureau
in
the
city
seems
likely
to
have
started
something
.which
may
nrpve
of
benefit
to
the
city.
The
tourist
industry
is
the
largest
there
is
in
the
country
and
there
seems
to
be
no
good
reason
why
Prince
Rupert
should
not
benefit
by
it.
Already
there
is
considerable
money
left
in
the
.city
by
,
summer
visitors
and
the
establishment
of
an
organization
tis
the
first
recognition
of
any
attempt
to
give
service.other
than
that
rendered
by
the
stores
and
the
transportation
people.
"
.
:
...
SYMPATHY
GENERAL
The
sympathy
bf
the
whole
community
goes
out
to
the
Cqlussi
family,
two
members
of
which
Jost
their
lives
in
an
explosion
at
the
week-end.
It
is
one
of
the
.clangers
many
of
the
residents
of
.this
port
face.
Gasoline
explosions
do
not
occur
often
but,
when
they
do,
they
are
extremely
dangerous.
The
utmost
caution
is
needed
at
all.
times
in
dealing
with
such
treacherous
fuel
as
gasoline.
1
.uins,
six
years
ana
jMentenko,
M.
Dolron.
:
Monday,
July
4,
1838.
fefAM
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BKITISU
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avsnue
H.
P
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
OAILY
KDinv.N
Member
oi
Audit
Bureau
oi
Circulation!
July
TRUE
ECONOMIES
ffc
kL$X?L?Znt
(1
general
manager
of
.w
.u
cw
citiuucti
uamvays,
Deiore
the
Senate
com
LEGION
IS
ON
PICNIC
One
Thousand
Persons
Enjoy
Fine.
Outing
at
Digby
Island
The
Canadian
Legion
annual
pic-;
nlc
was
held
yesterday
at
Digby
Is-'
land.
A
large
number
took
ad-.
vantage
of
the
good
weather
to
en-Joy
the
outing
and
a
well
contested
sports
program.
President
Jack
Preece
was
general
chairman
of
the
affair
and
was
assisted
by
.various
committees
who
saw
that
everything
was
In
readiness
for
the
thousand
In
attendance.
Quite
a
number
of
men
off
the
American
destroyer
Hopkins
were
the
guests
of
the
Legion.
There
was
splendid
boat
accommodation
supplied
through
the
kindness
of
Captain
C.
Glske
with
the
Morris
II.,
Captain
S.
Hougan
with
the
Tramp,
Captain
W.
Bus-sey
with
the
Atll,
Captain
Oeorge
Icook
with
the
Teeny
Miliy
and
I
George
Frlzzell
and
Douglas
Frlz-
!
zell
with
the
Laura
F.II.
The
Boyp'
Band,
under
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield,
provided
lively
music
and
a
pipe
band
under
Piper
S.
H.
Leslie
was
a
yery
popular
attraction
too.
There
was
a
ke'enly
contested
sports
program,
several
of
the
events(
having
to
be
run
off
in
two
heats.
Both
the
women's
and
the
men's
tug
of
war
were
hard
fought
out,
all
the
"tuggers"
giving
of)
their
very
best.
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson,
president
of
the
Women's
Auxilllary,
presented
the
prizes.
M.
J.
Dougherty
was
chairman
of
the
entertainment
committee.
II.
A.
Breen
was
In
charge
of
the
sports
H.
T.
Lock,
the
tickets;)
transportation,
J.
Preece
and
J.
Hadden;
canteen,
W.'
J?
Ranee,,
A.
Beale
and
A.
Harvey,
and
refresh-
ments,
A.
Allen,
J.
J.
Judge
and
C.
L.
Barker.
J.
McGrelsh,
J.
McLeod,
mJcfnUa
!
"vttKaV1
.
.
.
we
must
not.
J-
M.
Walker,
N.
Cameron.
J.Parkes,
-
,
ciuiiuiuies
purcnaseci
at
the
expense
of
J-Stewart.
J.
N.
Kelly,
A.
Dickens,
tne
public
at
large
as
being
true
economies
in
the
national
I
H-Dlckens.
McKay,
Casey
vink
interest.
Within
this
reservation
there
is
a
considerihpiand
J
s-
WIIson
a11
gav
us.efi
as-
u
rilu,
,lJ'
,iur
eiiecung
savings
by
enforced
co-operation,
not
only
as
regards
the
elimination
of
duplicate
fa-1
"..uwaimuie
emninauon
oi
wastelul
effort,
but
also
the!
jMcvejuiun.oi
auuiuonai
duplications
in
the
future."
I
slstance.
Results
of
Sports
Results
of
sports
were
as
follows:
Boys,
six
years
and
under
Tfc
v3T
TIT.
""""ca
wciujr
ur
marriage
rues.
Levitt,
0.
Skog.
vyutriuuie
luur
nunureu
(
Oi
ars
to
t
if
frpnm.
fu.wl
oys,
ien
years
'island
Whem-the
intend
to
live
is
trnniVnl
onrl
fA
Weir,
R.
McLachla
rplentiful,
,AJ1
e
expected
to
woH:
nniUo
vn
t
I
l''
V
tne
amenities
of
modern
r'ivil?7.ntinn
Tho
ing
obtained
ffom
the
English
population
of
Australia.
NEW
INSURANCE
SCHEME
In
view
of
the
failure
so
far
to
provide
a
health
insurance
scheme
for
British
Columbia
owing
to
the
strong
opposition
in
various
quarters,
it
may
be
interesting
to
note
that'
Australia
is
just
launching
.1
nntinnnl
i
-Bobby
,f.,,,...,Uv,,
t,JC
tuiuu.y
iiutsi
ue
pnysicaiiy
IliaiUI
must
Girls,
ten
years
and
under
A
and
under
J.
Boys,
twelve
years
and
O.
Weir,
J.
Weir.
R.
Kildal,
S.
Sorenson.
returned
Bovs.
fnurtppn
vpnrs
nnd
unripr
iCOUllt
pf
II.
Hodgson,
S.
Mentenko.
Ladies,
open
dash
R.
Kildal,
E.
Krause.
Men's
open
dash
Ken
Schubert,
scheme.
The
applicant
must
join
an
approved
society
and
j
ILB22lSn'wi'
.iieu
waiea
race-Mrs
race
Mrs.
frnm
it
will
frat
o
nwl
,,.u:i.
1.
1.
.i.
V.
"".wmul
euuii
ween
a
stamp
IS
ai-'Rowe,
Mrs.
F.
Smith.
ijacu,
Ljie
cusi
01
wnicn
is
snared
by
employer
and
employee.
He
chooses
his
own
doctor
and,
after
a
brief
waiting
period,
becomes
eligible
for
hphefi
ness,
the
person
becomes
eligible
for
free
medical
attention
'
5
Three-leg
M.
Tulsequah
mining
district
on
bus
iness.
1
Miss
May
Marion
and
Master
j
Raymond
McRhee,
who
have
been
attending
St.
Joseph's
convent
here,
!
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Princess
Alice
for
their
home
at
Telegraph
creek
to
spend
the
summer,
-
If
you
wlsn
10
swap
a
classified.
Game
Fighter
BARNEYROSS
The
world's
finest
welterweight
who
staged
the
gameM
if
e
feme
of
a
boxing
title
ever
seen
when
he
lost
to
Armstrong.
The
famous
fight
Is
showing
at
the
Capitol
to-niht
and
Tuesday.
SPORT
CHAT
The
giant
Luis
Angel
Firpo
of
the
Argentine
brought
an
Inter
national
tinge
Into
the
heavyweight
boxing
championship
In
the
early
20's
and
the
"Wild
Bull
of
the
Pampas"
very
nearly
won
the
title'
In
one
of
the
fiercest
and
shortest
fights
on
record.
Before
90,000
fans
In
New
York's
Polo
Grounds
the
night
of
September
14,
1923,
Jark(
Dempsey
and
the
giant
Firpo
stood
toe
to
toe
and
produced
perhaps
j
the
greatest
slugging
match
boxing
has
ever
seen
under
the
Marquess'
of
Queensbury
code.
The
fight
had
lasted
hardly
five
seconds
before
the
192-pound
Dempsey
was
floored
for
no
count
by
a
wild
swing.
He
came
storm-
unaer
b.
ng
back
to
trade
wallops
with
the
Scarff,
Jack
Finlayson.
Girls,
eight
years
and
under-Rose
Claverlng,
Mavis
Dahl.
Boys,
eight
years
and
under
M.
gree
to
abide
by
the
rules
of
the
cnmmnnit.v
ami
mnct'Caraven.
D.
McRae
i:I...i
e
1.
,
,
,
..
y."""
zie-pouna
Firpo.
Absorbing
per-
other
fight.
Dempsey
showed
he
could
take
it,
With
both
disclaiming
any
effort
at
defence
and
satisfied
to
throw
their
hopes
on
savage
attack,
Dempsey's
punches
knocked
Firpo
dpwn
seven
times
In
the
first
round.
Late
In
the
round
Firpo
lashed
out
with
another
wild
risht
that
caught
Dempsey
on
the
chest
and
under
'catapulted
him
head
first
clear
out
Girls,
fourteen
years
and
under
ltne
'
Press
row.
Dempsey
barely
to
the
ring
before
10.
Rushing
like
a
bull.
Firpo
pummelled
Dempsey
con
Lnri'lP,'
nu
HrkiMr
MrPHn,.
;
tW"
"Unch
Sent
FQ
dOWIl
.thrr
'
"
'
"
Wnd
be.fore
the
mon,
E.
Krause.
Men's
place
kick-All
Ritchie,
B.
TJlJ
Rowe
and
H.
Hodgson.
Ladles'
egg
and
spoon
race
R.
Kildal,
Mrs.
Rowe.
Ladles'
Auxiliary
race
Mrs.
Wide,
Mrs.
Barber.
Ladles
tug
of
war
Married
ladies.
Canadian
Legion
race
Nell
Cameron,
J.
Dougherty.
Men's
tug
of
war
Married
men.
G.
H.
Clarke,
Vancouver
postmaster
and
supervisor
of
postal
service
for
British
Columbia,
was
in
the
city
abpard
the
Princess
Alice
this
morning
going
through
to
Dawso.n
on
official
business.
Morley
Shier,
well
known
powder
traveller,
was
a
passenger
aboard
Uie
Princess
Alice
this
morning
going
through
from
Vancouver
to
Juneau.
He
Is
on
his
way
to
the
vmiiiv
utt-w
i
nwvuitu.)
ui
t
lly
.'
fiPOnilH
rnilllH
Aftor
minnlnn
legged
race-(mixed)
Mrs.;.ItI(l
frnm
wl;Inprt
,n
1Q1Q
?.
Smith
and
Nell
Cameron,
Mrs.
had
sey
knockcd
out
Billy
Mlske
In
three
rounds
and
Bill
Biennan
In
12
before
kayolng
Georges
Car-pentler.
And
he
had
won
a
15-round
decision
from
Tommy
Gibbons
at
Shelby,
Montana,
earlier
In
1923
before
he
tackled
Firpo.
Swains
Transfer
and
Taxi
A.
McDonald,
Prop.,
Terrace
1'icnjc
Parties
and
Taxi
Any-where-rSpccial
Trips
t,o
Lake-else
Lake
Also
Boat
Seryic.e
on
Lake
Write
or
Wire
for
Further
Information
YANKS
ON
UPSWING
.Gradually
Reducing
Lead
of
Cleveland
Indians
Pitt.tbur;
Pirates
Going
Strong
in
National
NEW
YORK,
July
4:
(CP)
Hav
1
sattonal
winning
streak,
chalked
up
a
double-header
victory
pyer
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
at
St.
Louis
and
are
now
trailing
the
Giants
by
I
three-and-a-half
games.
The
Cln-1
cinnaU
Reds
continued
their
losing
streak
with
a
defeat
at
the
hands
iof
the
Chicago
Cubs
who
replaced
them
In
third
position.
as
follows,
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
1-0,
Brooklyn
3-2.
New
York
5-0,
Boston
3-2.
I
Chicago
4,
Cincinnati
3.
J
St.
Louis
5-2,
Pittsburg
6-6.
American
League
Boston
3,,
New
York
9.
.
Washington
,0-1
4
Philadelphia
i3-2.
Cleveland
2-0,
Chicago
1-3.
Detroit
5-2,
St.
Louis
6-6.
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
New
York
8,
Brooklyn
1.
Philadelphia
1,
Boston
2.
St.
Louis
1,
Pittsburg
5.
Only
games
scheduled.
American
League
Washington
2,
New
York
12.
Boston
,6,
Philadelphia
5.
Detroit
5.
St.
Louis
13.
Cleveland-Chicago,
postponed
on
account
gf
rain.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
w
L
Pet.
New
York
43
25
'.647
Cincinnati;
$5-
29
.547
'
Chicago
37
29
.561
;
Pittsburg
36
25
.590
Boston
'30
31
.492
St.
Louis
28
34
.452
Brooklyn
28
38
.424
.Philadelphia
18
44
.290j
American
league
.Cleveland
...
'.
.!..'
..
"
.
...4l"
23
.641;
New
YorJc
.0
25
,615'
Boston
35
28
.569
Wahlngton
;35.
36
.493
-
Detroit
.
33
36
..478
-3.'6
Philadelphia
.27
.429
.Chica2)
25
34
.424
Loil5
.23.
42
.343
tinuously
but
Jack
managed
to
'
weather
the
storm
of
blows.
,
Walter
Smith
returned
to
the1
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
Jack
came
back
In
the
second
from
a
brief
business'
trip
to
Ter-
round
to
finish
the
wild
man
from
race-
the
Argentine.
His
famous
"one-
THE
SEAL-'
QUALITY
mm
p
Us
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
unly
ijdmon
canning
company
with
in
idl
the
year
jround
D7r.qll
.in
Pljnci
Ruperi'
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
.Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphos-
phatea,
Complete
Fertllliers
-
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
The
Letter
Box
ItE-OPENING
.WEST-VIEW
SCHOOL
Editor,
Daily
News:
I
was
greatly
surprised
to
read
in
one
of
your
recent
edlUpns
o
,the
attitude
of
our
Commissioner
ing
.evidenUy
swung
Into
full
hlt-regardlng
the
re-opening
of
West-
J
,uiig
sumc,
uc
ww
xu
'
view
School
eef
scored
an
.easy
victory
In
a
l
thlnk
pre5ent
condltloas
war-series
opener
at
Yankee
Stadium
fram
tnat
tnis
school
should
be
in
with
.the
Boston
Red
Sox
yesterday
.
...
mnrf,
Not
wquW
and
are
now
.but
.one
game
and
a
tnls
benem
the
most
of
Westvlew
half
behind
the
Cleveland
Indians,
communlty
but
particularly
the
American
League
leaders,
who
dl-
.vlded
honors
with
the
Chicago
White
Sox
in
a
dQuble-jheader
at
Chicago
yesterday.
The
New
York
Giants
split
with
the
Boston
Bees
In
a
double-header
at
Boston
yesterday
while
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
continuing
a
sen-:
younger
children
who
would
other
wise
have
to
walk
through
slush'
and
rain
during
the
winter'
months
to
Borden
Street
School.
Up
to
the
present
West
view
resl-
school,
TAXPAYER.
Westylew.
CALLS
IT
A
BOGEY
Editor,
Dally
News:
Your
editorial
of
June
29
quotes
the
Financial
News
of
Vancouver
as
attributing
the
recent
eviction
of
unemployed
and
the
consequent)
.dliturbances
as
a
victory
for
,
the
Communist
Party
qf
Canada.
I
am
i
(Surprised
that
you
think
It
worth
j
while
to
set
up
this
bogey
In
ypur
yitpei.
ymmunism
nas
peen
me
goat
for
every
disturbance
for
years
past
and
Gerry
McGeer,
when
Mayor
of
Vancouver,
appeared
to
get
the
wind
up
about
It
so
much
that
he
declared
Vancouver
was
honeycombed
with
Communists
who
also,
It
was
Implied,
were
only
waiting
for
a
chance
to
break
out
in
open
rev-f
PACKAGES
10e
POUCHES
olution.
When
the
city
election
took
place
It
was
Jound
that
there
were
almost
no
Communists
what-ever
In
that
city.
It
does
not
need
a
revolutionist,
Communist
or
oth.
erwlse,
to
condemn
the
silly
handl.
lng
of
the
unemployed
who.
.ue
squW
.
remember,
are
Canadlanj
and
entitled
to
decent
consldera-tlon
In
the
circumstances
In
which
they
find
themselves.
Probably
the
principal
result
of
these
events
will
be
th,e
growth
of
iie
C.C.P.
party
whose
members
have
acted
well'
and
the
decease
of
numbers
In
the
other
partte
who
have
repeatedly
shown
they
have
no
solution
for
this
vexing
problem.
"CITIZEN"
Terrace.
B.C
FOOTBALL
CALLED
OFF
Owln's
to
the
Droxlmlty
of
Dam.
dents
owning
cars
have
helped
to
,
,
n
Day
and
tne
cup
Ilnal
th
me
uc.-i
oi
uKir
au
football
senior
League
game
sched-children
to
and
from
school
bt
jast
ued
for
Thursday
evening
bt-they
cannot
always
be
.expected
u:
tween
Merchants
and
Canadian
cope
with
the
Increasing
popula-..
--.
v
-
tW
Hon.
that
most
Westvlew,
Considering
Arthur
Evans,
prominent
publish-
residents
are
taxpayers
I
think'
.
.
.
-
T
,,,,
chn,,M
hov
fn.ier
of
Richmond,
Virginia,
was
matter
I
would
urgently
request
that
nil
Week-end
Big
League
scores
were
.About
the
re-openlng
of
this,
among
rouna
trip
passengers
ior
Alaska
going
north
this
morning
interested
do
their
utmost
to
bring',
aboard
Uie
Princes
Alice.
I
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
or
Booth
i
Memorial
School
teaching
staff
was
a
passenger
sailing
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
Qeorge
Saturday
even-lng.
She
wyi
attend
summer
school
In
Victoria.
Can
You
Equal
This?
Clean,
.Comfortable
1190ms
with
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meals
Beautiful
Harbor
View
Board
&
Room
$40
.Mo.
and
l'p
-AH
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
A
1.
Jm
The
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PLAN
Is
available
to
all
house
owners
with
reasonable
income
who
have
met
their
debts
in
the
past.
No
lien
r
mortgage
is
required
by
tle
.lending
institution.
BUT
REMEMBER
Loans
are
available
only
as
Jong
as
the
sum
appropriated
las,ts
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Will
attend
to
detail
and
eve;y
bfsilrlng
your
required
loan
Supply
all
building
and
roofing
materials.
YOU
do
not
have
to
pay
a
cent
until
your
work
Is
completed
to
your
satisfaction.
.
.
The
new
roof
0r
repairs
you'
havwaiited
tor
so
long
is
no
within
"
'
'
'
our
means.
.
Phone
ALBERT
4
McCAFFERY
116
or
117
Eyenings
Call
.J.VMlTCHIE
Jr.,
Black
800
But
Don't
Be
Too
Late
nMnmM
f
m0(Jern
"roonk
materials
In
the
Helgcrson
uiug.,
220
Oth
Street.