PAQE
TWO
THS
DAU.T
rfETfl
;
I
u
'-
School
Germans
Bought
Horses
In
Eire
Shoes
Girls
and
Children's
Jack
and
Jill
Little
Pal
Hewston
Make
BOY'S
AND
YOUTHS
.
.
-
Greb
Sisman
&
Valentine
Make
These
Shoes
Have
Stood
the
Test
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
Insertion
Local
readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
News
Department
Telephone
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday.
September
12,
1939.
EDITORIALS
DIFFICULT
FOR
SOME
ing
close
,
year.
to
2,000
Irish
horses
i
Shipments
of
hn
rep
fmm
02
.25
Canada
is
at
war
with
Germany
and
many
new
Canadians
will
find
it
'difficult
to
orient
themselves
under
the
new
conditions.
There
are
some
people
of
German
birth
here
and
others
who
belong
to
countries
that
are
or
were
recently
sympathetic
with
Germany.
There
is
nothing
to
indicate
that
any
of
these
people
are
anything
but
loyal
to
the
land
of
their
adoption.
At
the
same
time
their
position
is
difficult
as
they
will
be
quite
easily
suspected
ant
should
avoid
all
appearance
of
being
associated
with
an
enemy
country.
Canada
at
war
is
bound
to
be
somewhat
different
from
Canada
at
peace.
THE
PATRIOT
One
of
the
newer
books
"The
Patriot"
by
Pearl
S.
Ruck,
has
for
the
hero
a
Chinaman
who
lives
for
ten
years
in
Japan,
does
well
there,
marries
a
Japanese
girl
and
has
two
sons
and
then,
when
Japan
goes
to
war
with
China,
he
leaves
his
wife
and
family
to
fight
for
his
native
country
against
the
country
of
his
adoption.
The
story
analyzes
the
reaction
of
the
characters,
showing
how
the
Japanese
are
intensely
patriotic,
even
though
they
do
not
always
show
it
They
take
affliction
stoically
but
are
very
intense
in
their
devotion
to
their
emperor
whom
they
worship.
It
also
shows
the
effects
of
war
on
human
character
and
also
the
effect
of
marriage
on
human
character
The
outstanding
feature,
however,
is
its
relation
to
the
present
situation
ih
this
country,
showing
that
most
people
are
patriotic
to
the
land
of
their
birth
or
at
anv
rate
sympathetic
to
their
own
people
and
rightly
so
It
could
hardly
.be
otherwise.
What
it
is
necessary
to
impress
upon
people
is
that,
when
they
became
Canadian
citizens
they
swore
fealty
to
the
King
and
renounced
all
other
allegiances.
That
means
that
the
enemies
of
Canada
are
the
enemies
of
all
citizens.
All
who
do
not
feel
.i
at
uuiigauuii
are
not
iruq
citizens
and
have
to
be
watch-1
ed
or
Dossibly
put
under
restraint
until
the
war
is
over
1
We
feel
great
sympathy
with
those
who
are
affected"'
by
this
war
but
it
must
be
remembered
that
it
is
war
and
Canada
cannot
afford
to
take
any
chances.
American
League
Cleveland
at
New
York;
Chicago
at
Washington;
St.
Louis
at
Phladelpha;
De-trot
at
Boston.
The
league
standngs
to
date:
National
League
W.
Cincinnati
78
St.
Louis
76
Chicago
"2
Brooklyn
61
New
York
,..65
Pittsburg
60
Boston
56
Philadelphia
41
American
League
New
York
97
Boston
79
Chicago
76
Cleveland
72
Detroit
70
Washington
59
Philadelphia
47
St.
Louis
36
L.
50
55
62
60
62
71
71
86
38
55
58
61
63
78
87
06
SPORT
CHAT
Pet.
.600
380
.537
.535
.512
.458
.441
.32?
.T.O
.590
.552
311
326
.431
.351
.273
Vancouver
Rowing
Glub
To
Suspend
So
Many
Members
Enlisting
It
Will
Be
Impossible
to
Carry
On
During
War
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
12:
CP-The
Vancouver
Rowing
Club
will
suspend
activities
after
September
29
and
offer
Its
premises
In
Coal
Harbor
to
the
use
of
the
government.
So
many
of
the
member.
are
signing
up
that
It
will
be
impossible
for
the
club
to
carry
on.
Harry
Wills,
giant
New
Yoik
negro
heavyweight
boxer,
gained
an
unanimous
12-round
decision
over
Luis
Angel
Firpo,
Argentine
scrapper
at
Jersey
City
15
years
ago
yesterday.
Wills
never
got
a
chance
at
Jack
Dempseys
crown
and
faded
into
fistic
oblivion.
Barney
Ross
gained
a
15-round
split
decision
verdict
over
Tony
Canzonerl
to
hold
his
lightweight
Whifflets
From
The
Waterfront
i
-
w
tsv-M
itwiii
r.ii
r
....
.
.
w
-J
Four
western
boats
from
Area
No.
3
with
catches
totalling
126,000
r
pounds
marketed
halibut
at
high
j
prices
in
Seattle
yesterday,
six
'boats
from
Area
No.
2.
with
halibut
catches
incidental
to
cod
and
sable
fish
being
also
in.
The
Seattle
sales
yesterday
were:
Western
boats
to
-A,eut,an-
40'0
Punas'
wew
M"
Germany
rocketed
to
a
new
rec-
of
inn
100
French
Swiss
and
Belgian
Agents
'WM
Sh,pped
dlrect
t0
"burg.
Aho
Paid
High
Prices
i
DUBLIN,
Eire,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
International
tension
in
Europe
boosted
Eire's
exjwrt
trade
In
horseflesh
to
a
new
high.
Before
Britain
announced
war
against
Oermany,
buyers
for
the
German,
French,
Swiss
and
Bel
oro
in
Aueust.
One
h.i.h
"'"
rt,,u
Fines
In
Police
Court
In
August
This
Year
Lower
gian
governments
toured
the
court-'
try
following
Dublin's
famous
horse
Police
court
fines
for
the
month
Majestic,
36,000,
Sebastian,
13Vc
and
10t4c;
Bollnda,
23100,
Whiz,
ll4c
and
10c.
Local
boats
Forward
1,700,
Whiz,
12c;
Pierce,
250,
.Washington,
12c;
Unlmak,
2,000,
Sebastian
10c;
Mary
R.,
1800,
San
Juan,
14c;
Aloha,
700,
New
England
11c;
Lebanon,
600,
Washington,
12c
TEACHERS
IN
POLITICS
JOHANNESBURG,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
show,
paying
up
to
$350
for"
army
of
August
in
Prince
Rupert
totalled
-proposal
by
the
South
African
norses-a
new
record.
wo
as
compared
wun
$980
in
the
government
to
prohibit
teachers
France
has
forbidden
all
horse-
same
month
last
year,
bringing
the
from
taking
an
active
part
in
poll-flesh
exports.
j
total
for
1939
to
date
to
$3283
in
tlcg
has
disturbed
members
of
the
Switzerland,
a
European
clearing
comparison
with
$2492
in
the
first
profession
who
say
it
Is
a
threat
to
house
for
war
steeds,
has
been
buy-
eight
months
of
1938.
their
liberty.
sea
smooth.
Keep
up
to
dale,
larly.
i
i
i
--.
CARDINALS
IREGULATING
IWAR
MAKES
LOST
GAME!
SUGAR
SALE
CHANGE
IN
Defeated
ny
Pittsburg
Pirates
Ye-!
Government
h
Forced
to
Take
Ac-
terday.
Leaving
Cincinnati
Three
And
a
Half
Games
In
Front
PITTSBURG.
September
12.
CP
St.
Louis
Cardinals
lost
half
a
game
yesterday
in
their
campaign
for
the
National
League
pennant
by
dropping
a
six
to
eight
decision
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates.
The
Cara
are
now
three-an-a-half
games
b:-hind
the
leading
Cincinnati
Reds
The
only
other
Major
Leagut
game
yesterday
was
In
the
National
League,
the
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox.
winning
11
to
9
over
the,
Priladelphla
Athletics.
The
New
York
Yankees
arei
now
leading
th"
American
League
by
seventeen-and-one-half
games.
The
various
clubs
start
new
stands
today
as
follows:
National
League
Boston
at
Chl
cago:
Philadelphia
at
St.
Louis.
Brooklyn
at
Cincinnati;
New
YorH
at
Pittsburg.
tioit
in
United
States
Ouiuc
to
.Manipulation
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Sept.
12.-
Owlng
to
the,
threat
of
speculation.
nd
manipulation
forcing
up
the
price
to
the
consumer
beyond
Sounds,
the
normal
marketing
process,
of
sugar,
hi
United
States
was
AdVMiise
reiru.
flKO
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-Pontlac
Dr.
Large.
Oenerator.
Apply
Pioneer
Laundry.
214
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
Well
-
furnished
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444,
(2141
SHELLS
RELOADED
FIRED
rifle
and
revolver
shells
reloaded.
Western
Reloaders,
Wellington,
BC.
216
HELP
WANTED
ORDERLY
Wanted.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
mornings,
tf
agents
Wanted
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
boxing
title
at
New
York
six.
years
FOR
SALE
OR
RENT
Oood
busi-
ago
wjoay.
koss
reinquisned
tiu-j
ness
opportunity.
ConfecUonery
tlUe
April
15,
1935,
when
he
was!
and
cabaret.
Apply
Dally
News,
unable
to
make
the
135-pound'
mo,
weignt
maximum.
COUNTRY
HOMES
,
COUNTRY
Home
for
children
oi
i
school
age
Board
$10
a
month
and
up.
Apply
Box
67,
Dally
News
or
Phone
Oreen
783.
(213)
LAND
ACT
Not
Iff
of
Inlrntlon
la
Applj
to
I'urrliakc
Laud
'
In
Vancouver
Land
Recordlns
DUl.i
and
alUitU
on
the
Atnarko
Ultrr.
above
Atnarto.
in
tha
uotx-r
BelU
i
PREMIER
Art
Ouild,
the
largest!
'
personal
greeting
card
company
In
Canada,
with
branches
from
coast
to
coast,
Invite
you
to
ap-l
ply
for
an
agency
to
sell
printed
to
order
'Christmas
Cards.
Sample
.
book
supplied
without
charge
Most
complete
line
of
boxed
av
sortments
which
pay
our
sales
staff
up
to
50
commission.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
Premier
Art
Ouild,
576
Seymour
St.,
Vancouver.
tf.
Coola
Valley.
TaJco
notice
that
Bertram
6eorzo.
Rotanon
erf
Bella
Cocit,
occupation,
Ci
nery
Employee,
Wvtecda
to
apply
foi
permlton
to
purchaae
the
following
I
aescrioea
landii
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
a(
tha
North
East
Corner
or
Lot
310
thence
32
Chain,
Eaat,
Oxoce
IB
chain
South,
the
We
23
chain
Went
Uitatm
10
rhaJni
North,
and
containing
forty
acrca,
more
j
at
low
BERTRAM
OEOROE
ROBSON
Kan
ot
Applicant,
Dated
July
2lrt,
1939.
0000000000000000090000001;
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ELSIK
F.
HEM'S
A.T.C.M.
Piano
and
Theory
ALL
GRADKS
Private
or
Class
Instruction
Beginners
from
pre-school
agt
also
Teachers'
Training
Ciaei
Twelve
Years'
Experience
x
Phone
BLUK
W7
S
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VIEWPOINT
suspended
yesterday
by
proclama-
commerce,
at
Its
tlon.
nieht.
dealt
with
a
TODAY'S
WEATHER
ports
and
other
matters,
most
of
.ment.
Chamber
decided
to
taki-
COAL
Grain
Feed
Seeds
and
Fertilizer
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
CO.
Phones
SI
and
558
Harold
Davey
Teacher
of
Piano
Popular
Music
20
years
experience
In
Vancouver
Free
MuUc
with
LesxonA
No
Scales
The
only
guaranteed
course
that
benefits
you
financially,
playing
for
parties,
etc.
Enrol
Now!
At
the
News
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
'JET'
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
STOVE
POLISH
Cleans
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
B.C.
Stores
provinces
was
nut
aireed
to.
On
motion
of
Theo
CoUart.
Otof
Hanson
will
be
asked
to
Inquire
nt
Ottawa
what
are
the
poasluillUca
of
the
air
base
going
ahead.
The
reoort
of
the
eummUtee
.
U;.
was
adopted,
tfe
Unoertan
Msnv
Subjects
Reported
On
At
feature
being
a
request
to
tha
I
i
no
action
In
regard
to
a
suggested
change
In
customs
regulations
allowing
the
purchase
of
good
by.
tourists
without
customs
charges.
"
A
report
on
the
matter
of
tech-'
nlcal
education
was
adopted
by
the
Chamber
after
a
brief
discussion,
the
conditions
having
been
chang-1
,ed
by
the
outbreak
of
war.
The
I
THE
Tuesday,
Sev.;
'propottMor
the
setting
aside
of
aTl)V
HAP!
'.million
dollars
by
the
Dominion'
JJft
J
jJULK
for
Mtooeraltve
work
worn
with
wun
the'
V
,
Clumber
of
ACTIVIH
Meeliue
Of
Chamber
ill
iwiif
uojinniw
uuItiHiw.
.
,
'
uerrc
Of
Utile
Interest
the
Idea
of
pensioning
persons
p
,
Because
(if
War
.droned
age.
wHf
could
JJjJ.
"
1
employed.
The
City
Commissioner
t
lu
made
a
strong
plea
for
action
Th
Prince
Runert
Chamber
ft,hich
would
urovlde
for
tlwse
Cifc.
nrrd
r'
mMUm
las:
.,
n.
n
rtuill
nt
th
minimum
wwwumi.
hi
rrKura
niV
m
v
..........
-
number
of
re-
gf,
could
not
obtain
emplov
which
had
been
made
inoperative
The
qUeUon
of
preventing
Uw
umracrti
r.
I
tllMJIl
(imrrtliminl
ii.
,.
.
'
I
M"iaini
rum
r,.m
Munitions
to
secure
the
uw
,,f
dock
plant
for
mu
or
other
wartime
,
,k,i
fihaitlt
hv
DV
th
LIl
A
war
Wflr.
f
p.
.
A.f
A.ir,,.:.""r
tl,.
fllMil
rr:r
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nnr
junsonMnatotu!
nl
r
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nnrirtftr
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hrtntioht
i
ruiiir
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iff
1
srs
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w
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w
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uin
vtistA
sftsuassas
uiiiihi
wt
mt
iiva
.
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m
.
.
Wind,
five
mlies
per
hour;
baro-
MscCallum.
wtw,
presided
In
th-
df,it
with.
It
being
consldrred
thai
,
"
JT.
"
o
nA
,
.uinni'
ttmnpRi.
ah.rpncp
of
the
Dresident.
spoke
or
...jh
.e..
the
fhanee
and
stated
tha'
ht
VM
MMK
.win..
,rtM
k.
tt
wiuirempu
kUiC.
1
,
,
OCU
illWlll.
"
tall
9U.
Is
Wtt
1
1
VSVUSU
lWNSH
Triple
Island
-Clear,
norrtieriy
sure
everyone
wuum
uo
i
wind,
sixteen
miles
per
hour;
md.
toward
winning
the
war
on
which
'rate
chop.
the
country
had
been
launched.
It
Langara
Island
Clear.
Ugh,
overshadowed
every
other
activity
southwest
wind:
barometer,
29.97:
A
letter
received
from
O.
C
V
omr.orolro
At
Y.oht
CUU
UtOWne.
aSSISlUriC
COnirUlieT
"I
-A
ln.nn,r
A
oraot
mnno
nuu
other
district
centres.
He
was
dls-appolned
that
it
had
not
been
found
feasible
to
run
an
excursion
to
Stewart
this
year.
necessary.
A
brief
report
was
received
by
Peter
Lakle
on
the
recent
Board
of
Trade
eonventkm
at
Prmei
rierirce.
tourist
matters
from
T.i
or
p,rv.r
innv.
hn.riv
in
r.
Bolivia
has
ut
relasHt
a
10-vslue
set
of
stamps
for
the
EucharUUc
Congress.
The
four
boliviano
red
and
the
45
eentavos
turned
from
Stewart,
told
of
at-Juebear
portrait,
of
Christ
tending
a
meeting
of
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
which
was
much
better
attended
than
the
present.
coach.
Apply
meeting.
He
urged
closer
co-,
(216
ooeratlon
with
Stewart
and
that'
1
'
11
m
i
r
.
.
a
i
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is.
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month
or
the
beginning
of
next
to
look
into
conditions
or
reception
here.
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reading
of
a
letter
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regard
to
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the
Alaska
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pro-
council.
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upohi-,,
the
Chamber
keener
Interest
'n
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matters
pertaining
to
Stewart
and,
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(CP)
af
Canadian
Natio:
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at
Vancouver,
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and
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port
in
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movemf
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repUs
have
cerved
to
either
of
1
tlett.
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Chamber
action
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to
continue
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SCHOOL
CASES
Extra
heavy
material,
fully
waterproof
Dcfr
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
FALLS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Strainer
leaves
Prince
Rupert
every
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Knt
Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
Steamer
for
Ketchikan
Hill
1
Stewnrt
every
WEDNESDAY,
2
p.m.
For
fares.
itn..
call
or
irrltt
1
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c
tic
the
beat
finality
case
on
the
market.
Made
in
Y
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1
Two
sizes
at
31.25
$1.75
Complete
RanKc
of
School
Bags
Cloth,
leatherette
and
Genuine
Leather
ba.
Handle,
Strap
or
Zipper
type
fastenings.
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45c
10
3.50
School
Companions
Eagle
make,
complete
with
pencils,
pens,
rulers,
ers,
set
squares,
etc.
3
sizes
at
25c,
50c
aml
75c
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