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store
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Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Alternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Department
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8b
DAILY
EDITION
a1
Friday,
May
27,
1938.
INTERFERENCE
Recently
there
was
an
attempt
by
a
section
of
the
people
01
brazil
to
seize
the
reins
of
power,
depose
Presi-'
dent
Vargas
and
set
Up
a
Fascist
dictatorship.
As
a
result,
.a
thousand
people
are
now
eniovintr
a
nuiet
life
at
the
expense
of
the
state
and
some
of
them
may
die
pre
mature
deaths.
The
President
who
by
the
way,
obtained
his
position
in
the
latest
approved
method,
which
is
seizing
it,
recently
issued
a
decress
providing
capital
punishment
for
per
sons
who,
urged
on
by
a
foreign
power,
organize
opposition
to
the
government
or
do
anything
that
might
tend
to
bring
about
civil
war.
Suppose
we
had
this
sort
of
a
law
in
Canada,
a
great
many
people
would
have
lost
their
lives
already.
Even
today
a
good
many
movements
seem
to
be
instigated
W.r
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SOCCER
WIN;Bout
Tuesday
Made
Us
Initial
Appearance
Season
Last
Night
and
Won
Over
Navy
Four
Goals
To
Three
Canadian
Legion
Merchants
Navy
unteer
three.
1
1
0
Bryant,
Navy,
3.
MORGAN,
Navy,
2.
Holkestad,
Men
Hants,
1.
Gillis,
Merchants,
1.
Vink,
Merchants,
I.
Smith,
Merchants,
1.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
1.
O'Neil,
Navy,
1.
II.
Dickens,
Legion,
1,
Campbell,
Legion,
1.
of
L
F
APts
SEASON
SCORING
SUMMARY
I
Vance,
Legion,
1.
Howe,
Legion,
1.
Last
night's
senior
football
game
was
productive
of
good
play
with
Reserve
by
four
goals
to.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
of
called
on
twice.
There
were
some
bouts
of
nice
passing
by
the
Legion
but
the
Navy
was
dangerous
in
Harney
Ross
and
Henry
Armstrong
to
Rattle
Fifteen
Round
for
Welter
Title
,
NEW
YORK,
May
27:
(CP)
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having
again
stopped
the
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ami
wnose
interests
are
not
reany
uanadian.
MORAL
SUPPORT
In
any
dispute
there
are
always
groups
of
people
who
lend
their
moral
support
to
one
side
or
the
other.
Can
adians
lend
moral
support
to
China
and
sell
war
supplies
to
Japan.
We
lend
our
moral
support
to
a
Prince
Runert
ball
team
when
we
gather
in
large
numbers
and
root
fori
s
1.1
1
1
A
J.
1
.
.
I
1
Ml
.
1
a
tne
nome
town
out
tnis
moral
support
win
not
maKe
up
lor,
..the
lack
of
skill
on
the
part
of
the
players.
'
Newspaper's
sometimes
try
to
exist
on
moral
support
but
they
find
it
very
difficult
going.
A
line
of
advertising
is
much
more
effective
and
subscribers
that
pay
promply
also
help.
They
are
much
better
than
tons
of
moral
support.
There
are
always
plenty
of
people
who
encourage
embarking
on
a
new
line
of
nolicy
but
all
they
offer
is
moral
support.
They
are
ready
with
a
pat
on
the
back
but
their
support
never
reaches
the
pocket.
The
support
that
really
counts
in
all
walks
of
life
is
the
support
that
costs
something.
Moral
support
among
nations
is
of
little
value
and
so
is
moral
support
in
a
community,
HEALTHY
DISSATISFACTION
There
is
such
a
thing
in
any
community
as
healthy
dissatisfaction.
This
makes
for
improvement.
It
tends
to
lead
to
action
which
will
bring
about
improvement.
In
Prince
Rupert
we
are
not
satisfied.
We
want
better
kept
streets
and
sidewalks,
more
sewers,
better
housing,
improved
gardens,
a
new
civic
centre,
new
industries,
better
communication
with
the
outside
such
as
a
highway
to
the
interior,
more
frequent
steamship
service
with
the
Islands,
daily
train
service
with
daily
mail.
All
these
things
will
come
and
the
very
fact
that
we
are
dissatisfied
with
present
conditions
indicates
that
there
is
a
chance
of
getting
the
improvement.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers.
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver?
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CATALA
EVERY
TUES.
T.
S.
S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
fine
Tanowver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
A.M.
if
convenient
pleaso
purchase
tickets
at
office
Purifier
IhfbrmaMon
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
Froir.
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Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
equalized
with
a
fine
shot.
Then
Morgan
did
well
to
save
Murray's
penalty
shot.
Dickens
got
the
ball
through
but
the
referee
properly
disallowed
it
for
interference.
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
was
worth
seeing.
Two
Jimmie
Curries
were
playing
for
the
Legion.
One
is
the
son
of
the
accomplished
Sam
Currie
and
the
'
other
the
son
of
the
clever
Vance
missed
an
open
goal,
Howe1
Jimmy
Currie.
They
were
both
forced
a
goal
for
the
Legion.
Mor-'
good
although
riot
as
good
as
their
gan
later
saved
a
couple
of
hard
fathers.
Celtic
Wins
Soccer
Game
Scottish
Team
Defeats
Sunderland
of
mulish
League
3
to
1
(
GLASGOW,
May
27:
(CPI-Celtlc
beat
Sunderland
3
to
1
last
night
in
an
lnterleague
Scottish-English
STUART
SHIELD
STANDING
fjrteen
round
mt
tonight
between
football
game
at
the
Empire
Exhl
Barney
Ross
and
Henry
Armstrong
bition.
The
two
teams
naa
piayea
lor
the
world's
welterweight
a.
scoreless
draw
on
Wednesday
and
cliampionshlp
title,
the
bout
has
.thU
name
was
a
replay.
.been
postponed
until
Tuesday
i
night.
It
Is
a
scheduled
fifteen-
rounder.
Ross
is
the
title-holder.
drives.
There
were
no
more
goals.
Teams:
1
Canadian
Legion
Pierce;
J.
Cur-
rie,
Bremner;
J.
Currie,
W.
Murray,
BASEBALL
SCORES
Franks;
Sinclair,
H.
Dickens,
Vance,
terday's
games:
jaeK
uampuen
gr.j,
nowe.
R.C.N.V.R.
Morgan;
Davies,'
Ronald;
T.
McMcekln,
Eby,
D.
Mc-.
Meekin;
Irvine,
Storrie,
Smith,
Amtrlean
League
New
York,
5;
Detroit,
1.
Boston,
8;
Cleveland,
4,
Philadelphia,
4;
Chicago,
L
Washington,
12;
St,
Louis,
10.
League
standings
Including
yes-
Baseball
Standings
O'Neill,
Bryant.
National
League
Jimmie
Johnston
refereed.
W
L
Deserved
Win
New
York
22
9
Thp
T.pplnn
rip.wrveri
the
win.
..i
nt
11
-the
Canadian
Legion
team,
makingj
perce
wiu
not
severely
tested
Cur.
t;;;
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;
.
iu
ueuut
ior
uie
sesuun,
winning
le
was
tne
better
back
while
the
clndrmatl
I7
16
from
Canadian
Vol-!
...
"c"""1
Royal
Naval
thrpp
hnlvpt
wprp
fth
nm
'
'
'
riivsuuis
Murray
the
best.
Howe
Henry
st
Lculir
12
18
Difkrns
nnrt
n.imnhtll
wpre
thift
u.,.ni,i..
'i"
n
spectators
and
It
was
an
Interesting'
be.t
of
lhe
forwards.
owe
worked
Philadelphia
ZZZ.
Z.
9
,
18
I
hard
all,,
through
and
deserved
his
Anteriean-League
.
The
Legion
had
the
better
of
the
1
goar.
Dickens,
as
usual,
was
clever
Cleveland
22
11
opening
exchanges
and
Morgan
was
an(i
Campbell,
with
a
little
more
Boston
.
19
-12
"devll,"-would
be
a
really
good
man.
New
York
17
The
Navy
was
without
the
ser-
Washington
19
vices
of
Bob
and
Jack
Armstrong,
rhlcneo
l..
12
breakaways
and
Smith
went
close
Morgan
-showed
class
in
goal
and
Detroit
14
wun
two
long
snots,
vance
missed
saved
many
a
hard
drive.
Davies
Philadelphia
.11
an
easy
chance
but
Legion
contln-
and
Donald
defended
welL
Eby
st.
Louis.
.
.
.
'9
ued
to
press
with
Murray
giving
his
came
through
with
flying
colors
'
-
forwards
strong
support.
Then,
alll
nnrf
n
MfMWn
M.n:
vpHciMa
-rh
FATE
OF
TOOTHLESS
against
the
run
of
play,
Bryant
got
forwards
still
lack
a
finishinn
drive.
LONDON,
May
27:
(CP)
a
good
goal
from
Dave
McMeekln's
cross.
Howe
made
headway
but
Bryant
got
another
good
goal
to
give
the
Navy
a
two
to
nil
lead.
Dickens
scored
for
ths
veterans.
Morgan
saved
a
free
kick
well
taken
by
Currie.
A
Httla
mnra
rial
thorns
H
nn
r
tViti
by
misadventure
was
nacsinnr
a'ftliM
malro
th
fnrwarrf
Of
line
a
real
source
of
danger
is
speed
and
at
times
good
shooting
but
overhead
kicking
does
not
build
up
combination.
Bryant
had
little
difficulty
in
beating
Bremner
The
Legion
had
the
better
of
the
(
and
shot
well.
O'Neill
plays
harJt
second
hair
and
Campbell
scored
a:but
sometimes
too
quickly.
Smith
picture
goal
when
he
converted
will
develop
and
Storrie
showed
Dickens
pass
with
a
first
time
'
neat
touches,
drive.
Morgan
saved
well
but
was
While
ragged
at
times
and
with
beaten
when
Vance
lobbed
a,
ball
some
of
the
players
still
carrying
by
people
who
are
in
close
touch
with
foreign
countries
'over
his
head
as
he
ran
out.
O'Neill
too
much
"waist
line"
the
match
12.
17
13
19
22
to
death
on
a
piece
of
meat.
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.515,
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W00LWlCllTEn1gV'May2l:
.CP)
WOOLWICH,.
EhK..
May-2d:
(CP1
The
Amalgamated
Engineering
Union
has
asked
for
an
increase
of
HANDY
FIRE
HALL
REQINA,
May
27:
(CP
Carrying
fire
'to
the
fire
hall
Is
getting
to
be
a
habit.
Motorman
E.
Jefferson's
street
car
caught
fire
from
a
short
circuit
so
he
speeded
to
the
front
door
of
the
fire
hall
and
sounded
the
alarm.
A
month
ago
the
same
thing
happeed.
'
'
-w-w
"
"
-
-
vf
".v-rviv'-fwsrr
25for25
and
Pocket
tins
of
fifty
Vr
cigarettes
because,
every
day,
the
high
quality
V
and
mildness
of
Player's
have
been
maintained.
Y
Y$A
Player's
"Mild,"
Made
in
Canada
have
those
same
qualities
.
.
.
are
made
with
traditional
skill
in
the
same
time-honoured
Player
s.
way.,
.That's
-
Y
why
Player's
Always
Please,
cork
tip
ot
WW
&
J
'
www
A
'4Jl6
"Mild"
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
'
'
pliin.
.
VISIT
TO
SOUTHERN
CONTINENT
.400;
MV
a
brief
sketch
of
a
trip
to
the
.333
continent
of
South
America
which
I
extended
down
the
coast
to
Chili,
C67
across
ths
Andes
into
Argentina
.613
and
back
up
the
East
Coast
includ-.580'
(
jng
a
trip
up
the
Amazon
River
and
528
home
by
way
of
the
Panama
Can-480
al
was
described,
fct
the
regular
.452
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Ru-.367
ptrt
Rotary
Club
yesterday
after-2M
noon
by
8.
C.
Thompson
arid
Illustrated
with
motion
pictures
'tak'
noflth
en
by
himself
and
thrown
on
the
"J!.;
'screen
by
Jack
Wrathall
all
of
uie
vrruiti
.
.
-
,
.
n
Cr-a
irv
.
lurnoKi
which
proved
extremely
Interesting.
.
tH.
M.
Wlnslow
presided
and
guests
ThprA
nose,
03,
louiuiesa
muu,
wiiu
vuuivru'-
-
i
present
were
W.
O.
Fulton,
Oroup
Captain
Johnson
and
Squadron
Leader
T.
F.
Stevenson
of
Vancouver.
'
The
trip
along
the
coast-
was
made
in
Japanese
boat
because
eight
shillings-
$2
1
weekly
in
the
the
shipping
strike
tied
up,
Amer-
.
a
.
L.
-
1
pay
or
20,000
engineers
in
govern
ment
dockyards,
arsenals
and
air
plane
works.
can
ana
otner
crart.
cans-
were
made
at
a
number
of
points.,
At
Lima
he
met
the
boys
of
the
Canadian
Navy
and
they
looked
very
smart
and
behaved
won
Ou.
J
Hnl
I
U.f
anil
twmlM
ky1
w
Vl
iruflavra
mud
f.lmtiw
derfully
well.
1
J
South
from
Lima
they
saw
the
,
islands
where
the
guarjo
birds
nest
'and
which
supplied
one
of
the
In
dustries
of
the
coast.
South
again
was:
the
nitrate
region.
At
Val-.
paralso,
a
very
pretty
city
built
on
'
nineteen
hills,
the
vLsltor
found
the
British
element
very
strong.
The
British
people
were
popular
there,
1
the
British
having
helped
the
Chil
ians
In
securing
their
liberty.
Santiago,
at
the
foot
of
the
Andes
wag
also
strongly
British
and
there.
ar.
well
a
at
Valparaiso,
Mr.
Thompson
attended
Rotary
lunch
eons
and
was
cordially
welcomed,
i
Crossing
th
Andes
in
a
snowstorm
and
Patagonia
in
a
dust
'
storm
was
part
of
the
experience
of
the
trip
bringing
them
to
Buenos
'Aires,
a
very
fine
city
populated
by
I
a
fine
projrcssfvj
people.
The
city
Is
wholly
man-made,
one
of
the
avenues
being
so
wide
eight
cars
can
drive
abreast
each
way,
In
the
park
every
variety
of
tree
in
the
world
is
said
to
be-
growing.
The
race
track
was
very
fine
and
In
one
of
the
squares
there
1
freer
parking
space
for
a
thousand
cars,
the
only
condition
being
that
they
must
move
before
2
a.m.
so
that
the
janitor
may
clean
up.
It
was
ot
trU
city
that
William
TurnbuU,
formerly
6f
Prince
Rupert,
was
met.
Calb
were
made
at
Santos,
a
eof-fec
port,
and
at
Sao
Paulo,
the
Pittsburg
of
South
America,,
a
city
with
a
population
of
a
million.
The
climax
came
with
Rio
de
Janeiro,,
described
as
the
most
beautiful
city
May
n.
t
J
TUB
DAILT
NBYVB
PAO
TWO
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Orldn,i
Liquor
Control
Board,
847
Beatty
Street.
Vancouver
b.c
Don't
Forget
Our
GRANTS
ANNUAL
Clearance
Sale
LEGION
HAS
.AllSetFor
PROCURABLE
A
REAL
OLD
SCOTCH
In
ANEW
BOTTLE
This
advertisement
l&
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
SCOTLAND
FOR
EVER
KDINUUKUH,
May
27:
ICP)
-I
Uody
of
Ensign
Ewart,
ho
the
charge
of
the
Soots
Oreyi
A
Waterloo
memorallzed
In
the
pit.
lure
"Scotland
Forever
ha
bj
(
removed
from
a
disused
cemftnj
I
at
Manchester
to
a
place
of
honor
S.
C.
Thompsan
Tells
Rotary
Club
in
Edinburgh
Castle
Brief
Outline
of
Recent
Trip
to
I
Chili
and
Argentine
Cheaper
Feed
Having
a
surplus
of
BulUq
Valley
wheat
It
Is
nfctsurj
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Site
Money.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Pom
pis;
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZarelU.
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