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POPULATION
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The
population
of
Prince
Rupert
has
been
static
for
Alnlia
'In
Hidli
atnumber
01
vears.
Mow
there
seems
to
be
an
increase.
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it
the
circulation
of
the
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News
is
increasing,
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rtriP
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arioarl
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nt
triia
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This
VJV.11UU1
UUllUUU
is
true
both
of
city
deliveries
and
street
sales.
Each
day
the
press
run
is
over
1900.
i
.'nooDTE.n'roniusEUM
tContlnued
From
Paie
One)
nociailnn
durtnK
the
year
are
also
acknowledged.
"Thank
are
also
due
to
the
NEW
YORK,
May
9
CP
With
custodian.
Noel
Jonea.
and
to
'Mrs.
only
two-and-a-half
names
between
Jones.
for
the
manner
In
which
the
first
place
Cincinnati
Reds
and
.ne
public
ha
been
enabled
to
'the
cellar-dwelling
Pittsburg
Plr-'appreciate
the
exhlbiU
placed
on
ates.
the
National
League
pennant
display.
frace
-continues
exceedingly
close.,
-fe
donation
of
.a
showcase
The
Reds
lost
a
close
a
io
t
tie-joy.
-n.
U
Mcmiosn
was
grcam
Msion
to
the
Philadelphia
ThHlles
appreciated
yesterday.
The
Brooklyn
Dodgers
The
board
wishes
to
express
m
were
beaten
by
the
St.
Louis
Card-
thanks
to
one
of
Its
members,
me
Inals
In
a
one
run
game
and
were
city
Commissioner,
for
the
cor.
joined
in
second
place
by
the
Cards.
.
tlnued
free
use
of
the
spresent
ythe
two-clubs
-being
but
one
game
quarters
in
which
the
'
Museum
U
hehind
theT
Reds.
.The1
Boston
Bee
housed.
drooped
Into
fourth
place
by
tos-
'As1
you
probably
'know.-current
tag
a
close
3
to
2
verdict
to
the
expense
I
the
museum
hare
to
Pittsburg
Pirates
who
are
still
in
be
met
out
of
funds
secured
th
reliir
.
.Chiracs
Cubs
defeated
throueh
the
one
dollar
annual
New
York
Olants.4
ta2
and
the
two
dues
for
membership
In
the
As
iMmtiro
now
tied
with
the
Phillies
sociation.
the
ten
dollar
consoll-
for
fifth-nlace,
dated
llfe
membersnips
ana
tne
by
Chicago's
White
Sox
and
dropne-l
at
ion.
It
is
true
that
the
board
Into
seonnd-place
below
the
Idle
received
a
grant
of
$1500
several
Boston
Red
Sox.
The
Washington
tyear
ato
bat
the
stipulation
n
Senators,
by
losing
6
to
2
to
Cleve-
der
which
this
was
given
restrict
land
Indians,
dropped
to
fifth
place
Its
use
to
the
acquisition,
display
tuinnr
ih
M!
r
Iauii
Rnwu
i
and
unkceo
of
actual
exhibits
All
overtime
ana
Beta
.added
anotner
"ouiicea
mm
mis
was
me
las'
run..
"me
he
would
appoint
the
board!
BaUeries
for
Beta
were
Tobey.
KU
future
1t
would
be
'lected
at
hara
and
Hopkins
and
for
Alpha,
the
annual
meeting.
The
board
MiUibe
and
Long.
ims
year
.
consists
of
It.
L.
Mcj
a
u
pialWl
1
AsahM,
John-Orlmsson
-was
the,
umpire
'Inl0
irrom
iour
states
in
ine
neignoonng
repuonc
comes
and-Bob
Capstkk,
scorekeeper
the
announcement
that
the
"Great
American
Pie
Counter"
League
standing:
.
tis'beinr
-shortened
from
year
to
year,
that
the
principle!
.w.
l.
lbf
"to.the
victor
belong
the
spoils"
is
being
whittled
down
1
11X11
Beta
I
0
t
ii
1
ir....i.
!i.
tu
mane
way
iur
wie
pracucai
appucuiiun
ot
me
merit
system,
says
the
Victoria
Times.
Minnesota,
Alabama,
iRhode
Island
and
New
Mexico,
according
to
the
Civil
Ser-vice
'Assembly,
are
operating
under
the
fairer
and
more
nractica1
plan,
whik
legislation
is
pending
in
at
least
a
dozen
more
states.
-Administrative
and
policy-making
positions
must
al-.waysbe
-what
is
termed
the
spoil
of
politics
.under
a
noliti-
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Canadian
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the
Canadian
Pressfand
of
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
of
Vancouver
ind
west
of
Edmonton
holding,
membership
CENTRAL
HOTEL
KOOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MKS.
C.
IJ.
BLACK
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
Alpha
I4SMED
cal
-system.
It
is
difficult
to
see
how
it
could
be
worked
--otjicnvise,
fn
when
the
voters
have
registered
a
wish
for!
'9,t'"'V.
511
ehannn
ir
nolicv.
thfis.mnst.
ho
nut.
in
kmrnrmiUnna
Wliri
TI.P.AN
"Welt
.
fumiVi.H
vice-president;
Robert
Bartletr
secreury:
C.
Ollker,
representlnc
Pg
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
2
tev.
vv.
t.
uouLson,
w.
j,
AWe.r.
1
Br.
J
T.
Mandy.
Mrs.
J.
B,
!Oib-l
son,
H.
F.
Pullen
and
Arnold
'favor
the
new
policies
and
have
more
than
a
oassingunJ
apartments.
Phone
'ncd
444.
w.tf.
work
during
the
past
season,
tp
derstanding
of
what
they
mean.
But
the
vast
bulk
of
rou-
,vti.,
,
i
.
-
,Rev
w
plcrcc
tor
his
help
Jrj
ctineand
technical
employees
are
gradually
being
given'
-.r.VfK
hAhif
lnf
ruclt?g
theTrotectioh
from
the
winds
of
politics
that
they
need
sale-wi
detoe
h"
hUiband
at
and
ApZpvvo.
Nf,
Ano
1ip
nnhlin
.rvi
mifW
n
th?a:
Sedan,
good
a,
new.
mileage
15,-,
"f."
"
1
v
.
.vOOO.-i'hone
Red
415
FOR
LEASE
The
sum
of
$25
was
voted
ai
I
the
museum's
share
of
the
covt
of
painting
the
building
this
year
An
appeal
was
made
to
'the
members
to
pay
their
annual
due,;
In
order
that
the
-work
might
bf
tpt
going.
Voles
(various
urnes.
of
Thanks
1
'
VoteS'Of-
thanks
were
passed
to
modern
the
officers
for
their
-valuable
An
Impromptu
address
-"vas'lveT'
'by
Mr
Pierce
In
which
he
spoke
.
T
.
.
i
ii
V1IC
lUC
114
WIC
IIIUKUUI
LI1
FOR.
.LEASE
The
whole
of
the
the
need
"of
a
new
building,
He
Iwa
ppper
floors
of
Alder.
Block;
said
that
many
of
the
visitors
wire!
36
rooms,
pmrnlture
Xor
aale.'Ap-
rnonied
people
and
some
of
theri
.
ply
TN.
J.
Alder,
City.
Ilall.
.
Uf.
pent
a
good
deal
of
-
money.
Thtj;
found
the
totem
i
poles
of
much
.
1
WORK
WANTBn
interest
He
-explained
to
theni
RfAumMAVTiM
,
H-.iro.
the
totems
.meant.
He
was
iiinn
n,vn
tr
.nii
abIe
to
answer
most
of
the
oues-
Uona
askcd"
1Ie
told
them
tnat
tne
AddTt
Apply
Box
B0X7
7,
Dallv
Dally
New.
News.
(12)
(112)
naUm
had
22(J
varletlej
of
food
WANTED
which
cost
them
nothing,
taken
.from
the
sea.
the
lakes
and
the
WANTED
Olrl
for
soda
fountain
land,
They
started
to
gather
their
I
and
lunch
Macey'a.
harvest
In
March
arid
kept
at
it
4
HI
SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
Gamma
defeated
Beta
by
a
score
or
o
BJU
'V
reprUu
fl
to
I
while
in
the
Junior
game
rW""1''!'
to
two-
terd.y
'tfJnUh
the
Leaf,
Oamma
and
Beta
played
a
all
draw.
.
.
.
..
u...
The
Senior
game
was
a
iwe-slde
d
-ww!
HavTcw
ov
wie
affair
with-Oamma.
natmt
neiaea
seoHfl
.
a
much
superior
tram.
i
Jud.
HolkesUd
and
Slmundsen.'
....
.
Klhara.
tried'
e
national
nocxey
League
tohk
backed
up
at
times
by
.-,i,M
mk
n-ta
thfinnlnc
n
the'New
York
Americans'
Iran.,
wf.-
i..vi.
ih
umnnrt
of
chUe.
at
the
annual
meeting
at
De-I
their
half-backs.
ther
effdrU
were'
uuao,
In
tain
Keays
and
Bird,
the
Beta
!
B.
Dwyer.
who
waj'forced
to
relln-,
backs,
worked
well
to
thwart
the'qUuh
control
for
financial
reason.
Oamma
onrushes
and
cleared
from
hld
faUfd
to
exmtee
nU
ion
to
some
-reutn
the
dub
April
15
goal
for
Beta,
u-as
kept
onsUotlyj
busy,
shots
being
driven
hi
at
him
J
...
-
..
..
from
all
angles.
The
oamma
piay-i
In
the
American
League
the
New
ten
cent
admission
ices
conecien
err
worked
weu
logemer
as
a
York
Yankees
were
beaten
54
io
3
from
non-members
of
the
Assocl-
Drown
and
Hebb
put
up
a
stalwart
defence.
Mah
ws
outstanding
lor
his
head
t
work.
Judge
opened
the
score
for
Beta
uHth
a
hish
shot
which
Keavs
man
ned
to
handle
bat
could
not
hold
0
i
nose
rnsponsiotc
ior
u
unnn
The
Senators
and
the
Indians
are'but
$100
of
thU
grant
Is
still
In-
vtn
Jones.
Sylvester.
Mah.
Knut
now
in
a
.tie
for
leadership
of
the
second
division.
The
Philadelphia
:
Athletics
at
last
emerged
from
the
cellar
by
winning
-a
ckxse
6
to
5
victory
from
Detroit
Tigers
wh
went
to
the
foot
of
the
class.
lllunidr
Hi
.School
Softball
Played
JX
Beta
Defeats
Alpha
By
Seore
$5,001
10
To
4
.12
.50
The
first
game
of
Of
tact,
considered
as
capital
belnc'sonand
Schubert.
reserved
for
such
time
as
the
TUifeum
and
its
adjacent
display
if
Indian
totem
poles
in
the
park
nlays
a
definite
role
in
attracting
the
attention
of
these
tourists
to
the
points
of
interest
and
business
in
the
dtv
Moreover,
the
cultural
value
of
a
museum
to
local
residents
and
students
should
be-
evident.
Hence
this
opportunity
is
taken
of
asking
the
Association
membership
to
demonstrate
its
interest
In
museum
activities
by
;
continuing
such
annual
member
I
ship
and
endeavoring
to
Interest
the
Junior
inii,.,.
r
nM
,.ni
M.
wsmi
m.
a
tv
aw
w
v-
vi
s
.
rllih
Rchrnl
Vifthall
TwiPiir
l
.
...
i
-
.
.
imemDers
or
ine
i?T.j7
,
the
payment
of
dues.
Association
but'
300
played
Monday
when
Beta
Ofeat-iorihe.,M
med
sahscrthlng
mem.
9.00ied
Alpha
10
to
4.
!bers
onlte
ha.
failM
Alpha
tried
hard
but
the
plays
keep
Ht
membership
In
jood
I
weak
and
Beta
off
with
were
sot
.,.,
throuRh
betne
remiss
In
;
laoojosni
made
maac
seme
mc
fine
iicc
Financial-Statement
catcnes
ior
The
line-ups:
I
Oamma
Kenya;
Brown.
Hebb.
Vuckevich.
QbrlstlH.
Roberton.
Schnbert.
Knutaon.
CsuseronMah.
lontia.
Beta-
Pierce:
L.
Keaya.
'Bird.
ooa.
uussey,
tyiver.
wmr.
ni-i
hara.
Simundsen.
XI.
HolkesUd.
!
Junior
Game
Early
In
the
Junior
Game
Kin,
ofled
scoring
for
Oarama.
TtenJ
mlnutos
later
Pierce
equalised.
-Ill'
i
goal-mouth
scuffle
the
ball
re
bounded
from
Perkins
into
the
Beta
goal,
putting
Oamma
in
the
lead.
Weir
saved
a
difficult
shot
from
Mah.
Another
drive
from
Astoria
went
outakle
the
poet.
In
the
second
half
Simandsefl
scored
from
rebound
of
a
hard
shot.
by
Pierce
However,
this
was
off-i
fide.
Beta
now
was
strongly
on
of
fensive.
M:Afee
was
eaUed
upon
Tuesday.
May
9.
1939.
.1,
u
ZVZ
Uncial
statement
showed
L.
ert
hlmtclt
,n
rtoopina
a
high
-
tun
i
i
a
mc
ena
oi
.
,
practice
under
supervision
(Some
tne
7car
of.whltn
naa
slnce
of
Mr.
Leighs
and
hope
to
tafcefbmi
atcn6td
Thr
income
for
A
creat
many
ieopie
seem
to
be
worried
because
the
.
,
j"
the
yr
was
made
up
of
admu
season
is
so
late
this
year.
Yet
it
must
be
remembered,
jj;
j
fj
"A
that
a
late
season
is
usually
the
best
season
SO
far
as
crops
MacDonald,
MacLean.
Alexander
hW
apemUtore
wailfor
the
cul
are:
concerned.
The
chief
worrv
seems
to
be
that,
owing
Amey.
Tadojosht,
Dawes.
jtodian-s
salary
amounting
to
$330
tb:the
wet
spring,it
has
been
difficult
to
dig
the
gardens.
'
'-JA1-'
,
Slr?tind'
.
!
The
trust
money,
received
.
from
Those
who
have
mixed
ashes
with
the
soil
are
reaping
an'"-?
"
"
w
Mh-carnejde
fund
is
sun
aimosf
1
11
'
lob
from
Simundteiv
A
solo
ran
jy.
HolkesUd
was
foiled
by
Oamm
defense
and
resulted
in
a
field
-loagi
run
by
Gomez
wtileh.
however,
came
to
nothing
owing
to
Bird's
aggres
ive
tackling.
Pierce
again
eqwaW
Ized
alter
a
concerted
ruth
by
Beta
forwards.
The
game
ended
with
Bent
threatening
to
soore
from
a
:
4t
r'.VV
r
ThP
Juntor
ihw1
betUr
form
:J
",Uf!?iUt.tt
'j'than
they
have
to
far
thU
term.
amounting
to
$35.00.
A
building
fund
has.
been
open-fed
durinir
the
year
.with
the
sum
of
$10.19
on
deposit,
this
belne
1
donations
for
the
purpose
mall;
In
tnp
cpn
Inr
tnfthntt
lpniriio
vm.
bv
tourists.
terday
afternoon.
Beta
scored
Its
A
committee
of
the
board
an-1
first
victory
over
Alpha
by
a
score
nounced
that
owing
to
the
fact
t
WHEUF
IS
THF
CHANCE7
of
10
to
9.
This
victory
puts'
Beta
that.
'Custodian
Jones
was
unable
It
seems
to
have
ten
Kenerally
understood
that
Cer-
"X
.'SfS5i!ilS
253
many
rand
Italy
were
closely
bound
not
only
by
common.
toryforrAlpha
ltl
seventh
as
assutant
custodUn
at
a
salary
of
interest
bllt
by
what
was
known
as
the
anti-COriialern.
they
.led
by
a
score
of
9
to-4
but
a
month,
Mr.
Jones
to
receive
pact.
The
new
treaty
does
not
seem
to
have
changed
the
'Beta.came
up
from
behind
and
tied
20
a
month.
'
the
score.
An
Inning
was
played
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
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1
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still
together
ind
that
any
efforts
to
separate
them
had
proved
unsuccessful.
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One
of
the
visitors
had
invited
him"
to
visit
New
York
to
lecture.
Mr
Pierce
urged
the
people
of
Prince
Rnpcrt
to
look
after
the
tourists.
He
valued
the
fourteen
local
totem
poles
at
$14,000.
They
should
be
carefully
preserved
In
order
that
they
might
last
a
lone
time.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider
said
he
considered
the
museurc
had
made
excellent
progress
and
was
really
an
asset
to
the
city.
NEW
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HOTEL
J.
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Proprietor
"A'ilO.SlEAWAY
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Rates
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up
60
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Water
Prince
Rupert,
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281
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Box
190
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