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8
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Saturday,
August
6.
J938.
WHATEVER
IS,
IS
RIGHT
!
TO
TRY
FOR
BULLS
EYE
Marksmen
From
All
Provinces
At
Dominion
Rifle
Association
runlKtc
VTt
UVk
CAPTAIN
P1CKRELL
LEAVES
WINNIPEG,
Aufust,&
Captain
R.
G.
Pltkrell,
Canadian
champion
revolver
and
pistol
shot
and
a
member
of
the
.investigation
denartment
slaff
nf
the
Pana
'
dian
National
Railways
here,
left
last
night
on
the
continental
limited
lor
Ottawa
where
he
will
take
Dart
in
the
annual
shoot
of
the
Dominion
Rifle
Association
at
Connaught
Ranges
next
week.
Captain
Pickrell
was
recently
appointed
captain
of
the
Cana
dian
pistol
team
which
will
com
THE
DAILY
NEWS
aamrgay,
Augu?
g.
ORT'
Britain.
United
States
and
Cuba.
'
I"
"7
"c
"6C
Captain
Pickrell,
former
holder
of
the
world's
title,
will
commence
the
selection
of
the
Canadian
team
in
a
series
of
tests
to
be
shot
between
Aurust
8
and
August
11.
He
will
then
select
I
the
Canadian
team
of
ten
men
for
the
match
on
August
12.
CriWATTnMT
PTirr
V
oivp.rc
I
r
.
.
.
.
.
I
-Rows
of
marquees
and
bell
tents
Saturday.
COMING
TO
PR.
RUPERT
j
Ocean
Falls
Footballers
Will
Prob
-wv
1W
Ul
W
iAj,
I
-
'
.fVtith
Marrh
Ont
Antnict
A-
tnr
zblr
Be
Htte
at
Fnd
of
.Month
tmourTwfX
nri"Sl
though
Ocean
Falls
on
"
"
"
presiaent
or
the
Prince
Rup:ii
I
Will
comnete
at
th
annual
mpt.Vi..
...
.
...
1
!,
,
.V.
7
7
.
rwoioau
Association,
was
in
cor
3
nn
j"1
ui
uorauiion
oi
uanaaa
9.00
.02
.25
mie
Aissociaiion
next
weeic
snoot
ertnee
with-'football
executives
of
the
paper
town
in
regard
to
the
ng
opens
Monday
and
closes
Sat-
proposed
Northern
British
Colum-
uawajr
wiiu
wic
imai
StaEe
OI
ineihtn
frutholl
nnnl
i
r,GOVemor"General'smatch!to
te
held
here
in
the
near
futur
.
4,wcx.JC...TCiCraiia
anayoun7-;Mr.
Preece
met
with
M.
J
Maugh-sters
from
coast
to
coast,
will
strive
Bert
an.
OUeU
and
C
L
Wright
for
places
on
the
1939
Bislev
team
nno
tn
v,
u.
;
.and
top
honors
In
major
matches.
Falls
plant.-
which
is
operating
tn
J
Strong
representations
are
coming
a
curtailed
schedule,
will
be
run-,in
from
west
and
east.
British
Co-
nlntr
;Jumbia,
Alberta
and
Manitoba
will'perfs
Port
Day
on
August
25
thei
Washington
aSh,r
'contribute
about
fifteen
marksmen
Ocean
Falls
team
will
not
be'ab'e
PJtroJt
I
&
WaIl--
-I.
I
pUAMn
CRUCIAL
MATCHES
Important
Big
League
Games
Are
Btine
Played
This
Week-end
At
the
top
of
the
Ontario
division
i
NEW
YORK,
August
6.
CP
are
Aircraftsman
Tommy
Gregory
With
the
Pittsburg
Pirates'
playing
of
Ottawa.
C.
S.
M.
George
Emslie'ihe
New
York
Giants
at
the.
Polo
of
Toronto
and
Lieut.
6.
E.
Mat-
Grounds
and
the
New
York
Yankees
chett
of
Hamilton
Gregory
finl-l
meeting
the
Indians-
at
(peveland,
to
three
and
a
half
games.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Cincinnati.
4;
Brooklyn.
1.
Pittsburgh.
3;
New
York,
5.
St.
Louis.
3;
Philadelphia.
0.
Chicago
at
Boston,
to
be
played
later.
American
League
New
York.
6;
Cleveland,
1.
Boston,
9;
Detroit.
8.
Washington
at
Chicago,
part-poned.
Philadelphia.
2;
St.
Louis.
9.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National.
W
L
Pittsburg
59
35
New
York
56
41
Chicago
53
42
Cincinnati
53
42
Boston
4
43
49
Brooklyn
.
44
.51
St.
Lauis
40
54
Philadelphia
29
63
American
League
Horses
Receive
Weird
Potions
Man;
Odd
Remedies
Resorted
To
To
Stay
Epidemic
br
maggots
setting
Into
the
ears
Some
farmers'bury
chestnuts
un
;
Concrete
Pouring
On
Ground
Floor
Sfab
Is
Finished
Pouring
x)f
concrete
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
fl:
(CP)-
The
!
oHteLV
ground
w
(iuuuu
niAji
in
me
n
onrenhnlnmvoHtl
pnlHpmlr
whlrh.r.
.
.
has
affheted
numerous
horses
lnjh)U
compieUfd
a..Tf(JJ
.
'
.-
-
.-.....
uie
ijts;
r
noor
walls
arc
aie
ovt
to
manv
odd
remedies.
martA
.t
no
bth
-
"
i
.
.-
.
ci:itru.
Dr.
Alfred
Savage.
Manitoba
anl
1
mal
pathologist.
place
In
the
Klr.e
s
Priie
at
&sley
National
and
American
Leagues
:
one
of
the
commonest
Is
to
fl'l
last
month.
jeterday
and
are
continuing
this
e
animal'
ears
with
oil
In
the
Besides
the
WimWedon
Service:
wees-ena.
belief
the
brain
disease
is
caused
Cup.
the
trophy
room
In
the
Ad-1
Yesteroay
tne
Giants
downed
the
ministration
Building
also
held
the'
Pirates
and
reduced
the
Pittsburg
Kolapore
Cup.
International
trophy
I
margin
of
leadership
to
four
and
a
won
by
Canada
for
the
sixteenth1
half
games.
The
CinclnnaU
Reds,
S
-T.
.-.1
-
i
ral.M
who
k.
.
1
time
a't
Blslev
Intra
-Empire
flavor
will
be
given
the
meet
by
the
presence
of
a
are
still
very
much
in
the
pennant
race,
won
over
the
Dod
gers
at
Brooklyn
and
are
back
La
team
of
cadets,
chosen
from
the!
a
tie
for
third
place
with
the
Idle
public
schools
of
England.
They
will
Chlneago
Cubs,
meet
Canadian
cadets
In
a
duel
In
the
American
League,
the
ylc-for
possession
of
the
Michael
Fara-
tory
of
the
New
York
Yankees
oyer
day
trophy,
now
held
by
Canada.
th;
Cleveland
Indians
increased
Sergt.
N.
J.
McLeod
of
Toronto
their
margin
of
league
leadership
.will
seek
to
retain
the
Govemor-
i
General's
gold
medal
when
all
marksmen
go
to
the
firing
mounds
Thursday
"Uay
for
the
e
,jUKfUn
shooting
of
the
pete'
in
the
international
champ-
ionship
against
teams
from
Grekt
:
,?fSe
'
h
8H
together
and
strike
out
on
the
sea
of
time
without
callinf
Montreal
sharpshooter
and
winner
on
nasi
nistorv
lor
eruidanpp.
Onp
m-mt
t
,Jl
wie
wimD1-an
service-
cud
at'
Aumt
o.
i.
m,..
&
aotogracy
and
intolerance
of
twS
thousand
ars
frThrU"2'
T
T'
"
'Sanu
ug,o
w
,a
Vtti5iJJf
vuxncu
uy
ine
leasi
preeze
Ot
newi1-
"
w
"0,aen
or
Sherbrooke.
August
23-
Merchants
vs.
Legion
THo
nnotim'Qf
ro
orvrwT-
...Sit.
n
unn
.
,
..
I"
-
v.u..v.1
,t.,c
ajciv
wiui
itsjnau
.
sees
tne
.evils
Vx
ucmiucj
aim
wouiu
use
io.rce
.to
bring
about
a
better
AOnnirinn
thvmwrVi
n
i;f
-jf
i
i
W,,
.'""fe
w-i.atuiojiiij
or
pamocK
law.
ine
people
with
liberal
,
(small
.
L")
tendencies
would
use
similar
force
to
try
to
make
people
more
liberal.
In
these
days
we
all
tend
to
go
to
extremes.
DIFFERENCES
OF
OPINION
Recently
an
American
r..w.
...yji
witum-
...
uwigc
tion
published
an
article
expressing
appreciation
of
swing'
music.
Immediately
strong
objection
came
from
those
who
seemed
to
believe
that
all
music
except
classical
was
of
the'
devjl.
One
person
wrote
to
protest
strongly
against
swing'
music,
jazz
and
blues.
We
.all
have
our
likes
and
dislike!?
Some
people
profess
to
admire
the
pictures
of
the
old
mas'
ters
while-others
prefer
the
glaring
colors
of
the
poster
or
the
eccentricities
of
the
futurist.
Some
like
to
live
on
rich
food
While
.others
prefer
the
plain
living
of
our
forefathers
In
a
newspaper
some
prefer
sensation
and
others
pro-1
test
strongly
against
sensationalism.
We
are
all
different!
and
yet
we
all
have
certain
nrinpinioo
im
,rMi,
agree.
That
is
where
toleration
comes
in.
STROGCLE
FOR
TERRITORY
The
border
warfare
het.wnpn
Soviet
f?n
pD?n
nvt1
fin
chuokup
seems
to
be
a
part
of
a
struggle
for
territory.
In
the
past
V)ien
there
have
been
clashes
Japan"
has
had
thef
best
of
t
because
Russia
did
not
want
war.
Now
that
Russia
is
better
prepared
and
Japan
is
badly
mixed
up
with
China,
Russia
is
much
bolder
and
is
fighting
for
every'
inch
of
.territory.
In
this
change
of
attitude
is
seen
the
danger
of
war.
Japan
is
afraid
to
lose
fade
so
must
fight
or
make
an
honorable
settlement.
Russia
refuses
a
set-1!
tlement
on
Japan's
terms.
The
situation
is
rather
interesting.
At
any
ordinary
time
very
little
notice
would
have
been
taken
of
a
border
dispute
but
just
now
a
move
was
rather
expected
and
it
assumes
importance.
f
New
York
.
Ciev
eland
Boston
each.
A
like
number
was
chosen
In
-
to
come
here
at
that
time
but
will.
Cnca80
The
president
of
thp
AmPnVnn
,.,.,.
AssoCJatlon
tne
Marit,m"
and
Quebec
while!
probably
be
able
to
make
the
trip
,StLouls
PWIade,Phia
tJLi?MfP
says
Ontario
will
be
represented
by
the
fhat
the
vnrhl
more
following
.week.
August
31
nnl
c-3
H
today
IS
divided
into
two
classes.
On
the'than
:200.
In
addition
about
fifty
(suggested
suitable
datefor
uS,
oxc
uiwe
wiiu
oeneve
inai
wnatever
IS.
is
riirht,caaeur
irom
various
Canadian;
ocean
FaUs
flayers
to
come
ioi
60
55
53
49
47
38
32
30
31
33
37
48
50
47
Pet
Vr
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3
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Tuesday
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1:30
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5
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Friday
ss.
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....
10:30
p.m.
ss.
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Adelaide
10
p.m.
ss.
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10.30
pm.
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7
p
m.
Aug.
7
and
21
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4
p.m
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Sunday
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Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:00
a.m.
"
'
mm.
TURN
RIGHT
TO
OGDEN'S"
When
you
get
rolling
with
this
extra
fragrant
Fine
Cut,
you're
on
the
straight
road
to
sure
smoking
pleasure.
There
are
no
'stops
i'ordVtburi
io
enjoyment
eilher
when
you
roll
your
own
with
Ogden's,
the
cigarefie
tobacco
that
hai
everything
a
smoker
could
ask
for.
You'll
maki
doubly
sure
of
.smoother,
happier
rolling
if
you
always
choose
the
best
papers
"Chantecler"
or
"Vogue".
sssssssssH3n91ssV9lssnsHssssssss
sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssMiJtluLJf
mxmiM.llM
it
a
jff7issssssssssl
der
the
skin
on
the
chest
betwmi
the
forelegs.
The
theory
that
more
iron
In
the
horse's
system
will
help
combat
the
affliction
gave
the
idea
of
tossing
hoi
horseshoes
into
drinking
water
"Last
year
about
two
out
of
three
cases
recovered,
almost
Ir
respective
of
how
they
were
treated.
This
affords
a
wonderful
oppor-.
tunity
for
quack
remedies,"
said!
Dr.
Savage.
'
"Any
of
them
may
be
followed
i
by
apparently
good
results,
Hit
the
same
results
would
perhaps,
have
followed
anyhow."
The
pathological
specialist
said'
preventive
vaccine
distributed
byi
the
government
before
the
disease
started
this
year
has
been
almost
i
100
percent
effective
when
proper-
J
ly
used.
Mail
Schedul
For
rue
East-Monday.
Wednesday,
and
Friday
5
p.ni.
From
the
East-
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
628'
Sunday..,
577
For
Vancouver
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Monday
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Tuesday
.467;
Wednesday
.463
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Saturday
.315
From
Vancouver-
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ana
Uie
.Other
eroUO
seems
tn
taliovo
rliof
:
;
schools
will
shoot
for
nrizes
overiPrince
Ruoertt
Within
thA
minn
Moamchm
Voilinrro
Wrong.
Both
of
.ih
ZZ
Z
"r
""
miniature
ranges.
week
it
is
expected
That
a
dn
1
-"""P
ua,1U,Sa
to
learn
from
L
i
'
f
Sergt-
T
A-
Jensen'
of
mhlsfalL
decision
as
to
the
date
the
,-
tne
nt
past,
Tn
r
or
centuries
I
may
y
llvinVf;
people
have
l)een
Alberta's
aii-round
shot
and
form-
reached.
fefV
ine,.1i9un(!a,:lon?
of
society,
gradually
evolving
a
er
Governor-General's
prize
win-
The
Ocean
Falls
team
is
keen
to
oetter
condition
in
which
there
is
greater
equality
of
op-11"-
heads
western
contingent.
meet
Prince
Rupert
and
a
trin;
portunity
and
improved
ideas
as
to
what
rnnfUntea
l1"1
snJPrs
include
Lieut.
J.jgame
was
played
this
week
on
tice
and
riphtPniisnooc
rv,
An
c
'
1
MriKeaI
Dow-
Sa,"t
John
cadet
coach
,
lhc
cean
FaUs
grounds.
that
it
clinns
S
tnn
m,n
f
t0
the
3nd
j
6
.v1'
'
veieran
Bl!ley
shot,
and
Lieut.
Ik
T
it
I
Past
fears
anything
C.
P.
Kennedy
of
Hilden,
N.
S.
,c
cctunu
group
wouiu
cut
away
from
the
past
al-
wuiiam
Ewing.
j-outhfui
FOOTBALL
Sunday
Monday
PI
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j
11:00
p
m.
2
pm
12:30
noon
4
p.m.
9:30
pjp
4
p.m
4
pm.
a.m.
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0W0ER
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tAIWt
cai
Reach
the
mmr
.
nd
district
with
l
in
in
naiiw
u
"
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Rojal
Bank
Bldt
F.
LARSON
JIasseur
and
Electric
Treatments
PHONE
GREEN
311
225
Eth
Avenue
Wt
Prince
Rupert
B.
C
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli
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AWAY
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Rate
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Room
Hot
ti
Cola
Wi'jt
Prince
Rupert,
BjC.
B.
C.
Messenger
Service
PHONE
67t
Prompt
and
Courteou
Service
U.
GILLESPIE
Stand:
6th
St
Back
ot
Royal
Hotel
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
The
Value
of
.Mine
Production
Tn
1937
Was
$71,473,-902,
An
Increase
of
$20,393,935
Over
1936
NOTICE
It
Ls
the
IntenUon
to
of-,
cancel
the
surveys
Ileldnotes
and
,
planA
of
su"ey
of
all
reverted
Crown-granted
mineral
claims
appearing
on
the
printed'
list
ot
such
reverted
claims,
except
those
in
respect
of
which
ah
application
to
lease
has
been
received
pursuant
to
Section
161,
"Taxation
Act."
i
a?'),lcatlon
fr
a
lease
of
a
reve'rted
claim
will
be
accepted
after
the
25th
of
August,
1938..
A
copy
of
the
printed
list
,or
said
reverted
Crown
granted
ny.ne.ral
claims
may
be
seen
In
the
'office
of
any
Gold
Commissioner
or
mining
recorder.
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans'.Atlahtic
.
Trnns-Pacinc
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Fall,
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princess
to
Aug.
6,
17.
27;
Sept.
7
Aug.
10,20.
.
Aug.
3,
13,
24,
Spot-
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Service'
,T,cket
Heservatlons
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