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DAILY
EDITION
8ti
Advertising
and
Cncuiation
Telephone
.
-
98
'
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
Tuesday,
May
20,
1938.
A
SANE
VIEW
The
Vanderhoof
Board
of
Trade
recently
asked
to
support
a
resolution
urging
that
the
Alaska
Higfiway
be
built
by
way
of
Hazelton.
The
Vanderhoof
Board
expressed
sympathy
with
the
movement
but
expressed
the
opinion
that
nothing
would
be
done
in
this
regard
for
some
time
to
come
and
that,
when
the
time
did
arrive,
the
route
would
be
chosen
onlv
after
the
most
careful
consid-
eratibn
had
been
triven
it
from
an
enerineerintr
standnoint
EXCITING
In
another
stirring
football
game
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Foot
ball
League
last
evening,
Borden
Street
School
won
from
Booth
Memorial
School
by
two
goals
to
1
one
before
an
excited
crowd.
The
cleared
and
McLeod
forced
game
until
Strand
stopped
Borden-forward
line.
Holkestad"
and
!
TBI
DAILY
NEWS
FOOTBALL
jBALL
the
were
as
follows:
the
nnri
that,
anv
vpnrpRpnt'iHnnc
wViipIi
vavinnc
fnmmiivi5foci
rnincci
Rimnnwn
nitor
itnivo.
St.
Doui&
might
make
in
this
matter
would
not
receive
any
weighty,
consideration.
.
RUPERT
IAN
COMING
UP
-
Number
ten
of
"The
Communicator,.'
piiblishecl
at
Bralorne
by
the
Bralorne
Community
Club,
is
just
to
hand
and
it
shows
a
picture
of
its
business
manager
Fred
H.
Stephens,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert.
:
The
manner
in
which
the
advertising
in
the
paper
has
increased
of
late
indicates
that
the
business
end
is
in
good
hands.
The
paper
is
very
newsy
and
pretty
soon
shoujd
develop
into
a
real
newspaper
published
at
more
frequent
intervals.
THE
SOUTH
AFRICAN
VICTORY
"The
victory
for
the
Hertzog
government
serves
a
new
reminder
on
the
world
at
large
that
the
British
system
of
responsive
and
responsible
administration
can
hold
its
own
against
all
the
assaults
of
totalitarianism"
says
the
Victoria
limes.
"Not
many
years
ago
the
man
who
again
has
been
en
dorsed
as
South
Africa's
Prime
Minister
already
having
held
that
position
for
14
years
was
leading
his
country
men
in
the
field
against
British
soldiery,
who
almost
up
to
the.
time
he
became
Prime
Minister
in
1924
still
clung
to
the
belief
that
South
Africa
ought
to
cut
the
Imperial
painter
and
become
a
republic
Not
until
he
had
attended
his
first
Imperial
Conference
in
1926,
as
the
leader
of
a
government
within
the
British
Empire,
did
he
frankly
confess,
after
the
famous
Balfour
declaration
which
form
ed.
the
basis
for
the
Statute
of
Westminster,
that
there
vyas
nothing
he
could
obtain
for
South
Africa
as
a
republic
which
he
could
not
obtain
as
a
member
of
the
British
family
of
self-governing
nations.
From
that
momentous
gathering
which
heralded
the
new
orientation
of
politica1
management
in
the
Commonwealth
he
went
back
to
hi?
native
South
Africa
and
readjusted
his
domestic
point
of
view.
General
Hertzog's
crowning
triumph
in
the
Union'i
parliamentary
realm
came
in
1934,
when
he
fused
his
Na
tionalist
Party
with
General
Smuts'
South
African
Part;
and
called
it
the
United
Party
of
South
Africa.
Thes'r
.two
political
antagonists
had
thus
buried
their
old
alii
mosities.
The
election
verdict
pays
tribute
to,
their
wis
d,om."
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kupert
for
Vancouver:
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EVERY
TUBS.
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S.
S.
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DAY,
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p.m.
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p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
A.M.
If
convenient
pleaso
purchase
tickets
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
Fron.
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
Simundsen
were
nearly
through
but
the
best
they
could
do
was
to
force
another
corner.
Roberton
was
dangerous
and
Mah
was
pulled
up
In
time.
Then
Booth
got
a
goal
when
Simundsen
converted
a
penalty.
In
the
closing
moments
Borden
was
hard
pressed
to
keep
its
lines
intact
but
it
did
so
and
won
a
well
contested
game
by
two
goals
terday's
games
RACE
STILL
KEEN
New
York
Giants
Unable
to
Shake
Chicago
Cnbs
From
Their
MeiLs
in
National
League
National
League
St.
Louis
1:
New
York.
3.
Chicago,
7;
Brooklyn,
2.
Pittsburg,
1:
Philadelphia,
2.
Cincinnati,
1;
Boston,
2.
American
League
New
York
3;
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
4;
Chicago.
7.
Boston,
4:
Cleveland,
C,
,
Washington,
3:
St.
Louis,
4.
League
standings
including
yes-
to
one.
!
National
League
BOrden
Jone
Lee;
Hayakawa.
w
Bird;
Long,
McLeod,
Pavllikis;
New
22
Hodgklnson,
G.
Smith,
Roberton,
C.
Chicago
j
2
Mah,
Arney.
Boston
.:
10
D.th
7k...
t
ainnii
Cincinnati
17
Sunbexg,
Strand,
Hodgson;
Haugan,
pittsbu-.f
13
stad.
Brooklyn
Yi
.12
Pete
Dohertv
asain
refereed
verv
Philadelphia
9
-atlsfaetorv.
American
League
Lee
again
was
very
safe
ln
Bor-
weveiana-
:
.22
den
goal
'and
Hayakawa
and,
Bird;Boston
-
8
were
'strong
'defenders'.
McLeod
New
York
18
played
a
good
game
at
centre
half
.Washington
18
with
Pavilikis
reliable.
Roberton,
!
Chicago
12
Mah
and
Hodgklnson
were
the
best
Pf,!1,
,
14
forwards.
Philadelphia
10
st
LouU
9
Zbura
played
a
good
game
in
goal
while
Leland
and
Gomez
were
splendid
backs.
Strand
turned
in
a
fine
game
and
Sunberg
was
good.i
Simundsen
was
a
clever
forward
and
received
most
support
from
Baker,
Hdugan
and
Holkestad.
The
League
standing:
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
High
2
1
0
15
8
5
Borden
2
1
1
9
11
5
Both
0
0
3
5
10
0
L
9
13
12
16
15
18
23
18
10
12
12
17
12
1G
19
21
i
i
Pet.
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X18
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.515
.500
.400
.343
.333
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.511
.500
.467
.345
.300
METLAKATLA
WAS
WINNER
Defeats
Kltkatla
in
Closely
Con
tested
Sortball
Game
to
Retain
Trophy
SPORT
CHAT
making
in
the
American
League
,
rn
TiiocHftv
np
won
Till
".r;i
vim.
kjii
tutiuM
w
NEW
YORK,
May
2J:
CP)-Ne
.
mu.
s,rauht
victory
when
the
York
Giants
again
defeated
St.jnfV"
Vork
Yankees
.
.
,
.
.,
....
,
.
tLouls
cardinal
m
me
raironai
v
Ait.n
Vn
lrvU
onlv
6rre
Allan
nas
icwi
oniy
vv
win
put
Borden
into
a
tie
with
High
tlCA
y
w-tv,,.,,
T.t
but
the
v
Into
camp.
.
-
.Baseball
League
yesterday
,
th
t
havinK
ol"uul
tUi-
,cafSUC
Chicago
Cubs
kept
pace
two-and-
J
dio.,
.,f
rrnn,
r.
n,n..
.
.r
....
....
heen
nls
first
t
start.
Old
uia
Lefty
Lny
a.
AtjL
v
nciiL
iiuiii
liiu
ui
ciiu
null
i
great
rapldltyi
Gomez
clearing
strongly
at
on
end
and
then
Bird
at
the
ntiier.
A
rterfept
frrass
ht
was.
third
place
Jus
now
with
the
Reds,
tn
fmrrth.
Tiiev
staeed
a
sensa-
WaV
Admiral-Sea
Biscuit
Race
Is
Off
NEW
YORK.
May
20:
The
much
heralded
horse
race
between
Wor'
Admiral,
son
of
Man-Of-War.
and
J
Sea
Biscuit,
the
great
red's
grand
son.
which
was
to
have
been
held
on
Memorial
Day
next
Monday
rni
hiavlne
been
called
off.
H
b
announced'
'
ta
ti
tin,
sWini
owing
to
the.
coition
of
B
BU-
t
that
the
clevelund
Indians
are'"""
I
The
line-up
of
Royal'
Canadian1
Naval
Vblunteer
Reserve
for
to-'
night's
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
game
against
Canadian
Legion
(i
hnir
no
mao
rtAninn
uenma
rtv
winning
ir
innirni
'
.
H.
r.
a-hair
games
Dy
J
,
t,..riicr
Hntv
will
be
as
follows:
Morgan:
.
UfUVC
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1-
-
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-
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.
,
-
Eby
and
A.
Ronalds;
Dnn.U.'
R.
P
Smith,
Rrnlth
A
ton
Bees
kept
In
third
place
with
oriM,;r
:
7
J
TZ"dV
,:
-
rt'DavIes
FOOTBALL
I.INIMII'
over
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
'ine
bos-
,.
A.
and
B.
McMceUn:
J.
B
4i
me
10
Krru
uwv
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Roberton
was
Just
as
perfectly
con-
Cincinnati
Reds
hi
another
lor
3
P
SS
TtoT
t0
the
I"dla1ns'
Yankees.
verted
by
Mah.
Simundsen
was
f
came
nearly
through
but
was
crowded
Tn
th.
American
lAaeuo
the
...
.
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....
1
..iJa
lV!e
i.Air
out.
Boom
lorcea
several
corners
leading
Cleveland
Indians
set
the
nil
nis
mmw
""
1
a
ti
but
the
ball
was
cleared
and
LeetBostori
Red
Sox
down.
It
was
the
driven
irom
me
iuuuiu.
"
j
UIJimerVHle
savcu
wen
wnen
iiuuguu
aiioi.
jviaiiitnirfl
straignt
aeieai
lor
me
xanics
iucmmj.
was
dangerous
but
Leland
came
to
(when
New
York
lost
to
Detroit.
1
the
rescue.
Then
Lee
was
rather
I
The
Boston
Red
Sox
remain
in
Boston
Bees
ana
uncinnau
neu
lucky
to
save
at
the
expense
of
an-
.
second
plate.
Chicago
White
Sox
so
far,
are
doing
better
in
the
Na-othei-
corner.
nvw
Philnripfohin
AthHtfcs
tional
Leastue
than
a
lot
of
the
dl-
Rhnrt.lv
iiftpr
thp
stnrt.
Rrtnth
hrrd
nA
Vain
Vi
lprtprriih
nf
thp
-imnnrt
saces
had
exnected.
The
a
lucky
escape
but
a
moment
later
second
division
ahead
of
Detroit
Bees
are
pretty
well
established
in
(
Hcdgklnson
scored
from
close
in.
Tigers.
.Booth
attacked
but
Hayakawa
Yesterday's
Big
League
score
Still
Running
Is
Win
In
Third
Hound
oi
Bry-
iiitplant.
J.
O'Neill,
R.
Cameron,
J.
,Ir-
Lefty
vine
and
J.
Storrle;
spares.
T.
He-
Oomez
does
not
seem
to
be
able
to;
c....
He
Auutrur
Gulf
Championsblp
Michal
gtime
on
Tuesday
At
the
BrlUsh
ama.
5?
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wmara.
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tu
hatlns
U(n.
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nnie
croticrlT
vrrtftad.
to
.
.
TROON.
Scotland.
May
M:
CPr
tro
e
2&u
aaj
ot
jum.
a.
air-
-Sandy
Somervllle
kept
Canidlan
SSS3'
"SJSJ
were
ahead
nine
to
one
but
lrombehm(1
ln
Thtrd
'
m'
'c.l
Bees
scored
nine
runs
In
the
tajll
,
tQ
defcat
Bob
Rulhcr,orc,
of
Vwffitoin
to
snatch
the
victory
,
lauj!?
three
frames
(
nj.
rf
and
fa
.
and
end
a
four
game
wjnrang
(
hjg
lnU
Uife
quarter
finaLl
today
Dy
.,
,
:
havfbirn
SvinTnlot
Z
lMA'a
C"
MlC',
nu.tom
a
101
di
kuvMW
,
have
been
navtng
""'Qref1or
three
and
twa
1
histrict
inning
games
mis
whuii,
v-.-b
.
.
1
ntroroint
niMrw-i
m
nmrt
them
eleven
Inning
to
down
Rftds
jeslerday.
to
challenge
Metlakatla.
the
There
was
no
scoring
in
either
the
first
or
second
innings.
In
the
third
Inning,
Metlakatla
made
one
run
and
Kltkatla,
making
It
look
bad
for
a
time
Jor
the
defenders.
However,
they
were
oh
their
toes
and
added
another
run
ln
the
fourth
and
three
more
hi
the
fifth
to
go
ahead
5
to
4.
Runs
ln
the
sixth
and
ninth
made
their
count
seven
while
Kltkatla
added
two
more
in
the
ninth,
Just
falling
short
of
evening
up
thfe
score.
;
Dick
Leighton
was
pitcher
and
W.
j
Leighton
catcher
for
the
winning
I
team.
Ambrose
Reid
and
J.
Kaw-;
son
of
Port
Simpson
were
umnires
PORT
SIMPSON,
May
26.
For
and
Matt
Leighton
of
Metlakatla
the
fourth
successive
year,
the
Met-
and
Jackson
of
Kltkatla,
scorers.
may
and
Beers
may
30
but
.EL..
'
U
Silvet
Sprins
teemi
to
50
on
forever
HK
satisfying
thoie
who
look
for
the
highest
BBBPlfB!p
'
"
quality
in
delicious
and
full-bodied
pure
HfaHBA
fDEERS
barley
malt
lager
beer.
HfHB'Pp
'
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brewed
In
Victoria,
B.C.,
to
the
WRfi!$$W
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formula
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Columbia.
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mktaij
pitins
ifiVntin
softhali
team
was
success-
$34.13
ner
fine
ounce
ful
in
defending
Its
softball
trophy
metals
are
off.
There
Is
a
sharr.
.
prtdecline
in,
with
zinc
and
-.
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-i-.
,1,-
copper
against
all.
comers
at
the
Pt'
Simpson
Victoria
Day
celebration.
1
'
Metlakatla-
won
the
final
game
I
sergeant
f.
J.
Culyerhouse
R.
C
from
Kltkatla
by
a
store
of
7
to
6.1M.
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left
that
ln-
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.terior
point
on
this
morning's
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Kltkatla
had
qualified
by
tln
for
a
Wp
to
Van.
ing
Port
Simpson
ana
prince
ku-
derhool
on
official
duties.
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teams,
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