i
11-
I
II
Ml
1
1
t(
M
I
4
5!
I
!i
u
:
it
it
it
.
i:
i
a
if
Onyx
Archgrip
Shoes
Perths
Plio-Pedic
Shoes
Jack
&
Jill
Shoes
Penman's
Hosiery
1COMMUMOCON(
I
1
"L
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
-4
Family
shoe
store
ltD
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
-
-
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
$5.00
Paid
In
advance,
-per
week
.12
Paid
in
advance,
per
month
.50
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
3.00
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
i
9.00
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
S3
News
Department
Telephone
r
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
or
Circulations
tAILY
EDITION
Satuiday,
August
5,
1939.
EDITORIALS
PUBLIC
MEN
IN
CANADA
The
Toronto
Star
Says
it
Is
well
that
certain
facts
shoaM
be
stat
ed
and
at
intervals
restated
with
respect
to
the
public
men
of
Canada;
those
in
the
administration
itsell,
and
those
who
serve
as
private
members
of
the
fededal
Parliament
"are
ahove
the
average
of
Canadian
citizenship
in
intelligence
and
ability.
Another
fact
is
that
Rlanyof
them
would
have
done
better
for
themselves
by
staying:
out
of
politics.
A
third
fact
is
that
most
of
them
serve
their
constituencies
and
their
country
with
corrsdentious
zeal,
and
that
the
average
of
honesty
is
high.
They
represent
ail
classes
of
people,
and
are
themselves
f
all
classes
a
desirable
feature
of
democratic
government.
Those
who
rise
to
the
top
are
Canadians
of
conspicuous
ability.
"The
fact
s
that
fiubHc
life
Is
not
the
profitable
thins
some
fawv
it
The
members
are
fair
narkr
for
verv
canvasser
at
Ottawa
and
are
all
expected
to
con-tribnle
-liberally
to
this
and
that
in
their
own
fomtitwencies.
It
-4s
a
nltv
thiil
1her
should
be
hrourht
into
contempt
as
they
have
leen.
Intofar
as
the
criti-flsmji
launchei
arsinst
them
may
lead
the
peOple'ttf
Canada
to
take
a,
rreater
Interest
in
public
affairs.
,the
result
Is
rood.
But
If
the
irrmresslon
h
reatd
that
demorracv
Is
a
failure
and
its
servants
n
worthy
f
fniMie
eon-fldeiMe,
rreat
harm
may
result.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
Canada
Is
well
seryed
by
men
who
average
high
in
both
capacity
and
character."
IVe
should
like
to
add
to
the
statement
of
the
Star
that
what
is
true
of
public
men
in
public
life
at
Ottawa
is
just
as
true
of
public
life
In
Victoria,
m
Toronto,
in
Itegma
or
in
any
of
the
provincial
capitals
and
also
in
the
city
councils.
The
very
fact
that
they
are
chosen
by
people
who
know
them
In
their
own
communities
indicates
that
they
are
outstanding
people
in
their
communities.
They
are
at
least
as
honest
as
the
average
and
probably
have
more
ability.
And,
in
saying
this,
it
is
not
because
the
parties
in
power
are
in
most
cases
of
the
Liberal
persuasion.
This
is
not
a
reference
to
parties.
Dr.
It.
J.
Manion
and
the
leaders
of
the
other
groups
are
included.
As
a
rule
they
are
honest
and
have
good
intentions,
no
matter
what
we
may
think
of
their
policies.
I'HILPOrrS
IDEA
ivlmore
Philpott
of
Victoria,
who
lectured
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
in
Prince
Rupert
-not
long
ago,
does
not
like
the
pro-tJerman
influences
in
this
country.
He
says,
"the
time
to
stop
all
such
activities
is
at
the
beginning:.
There
should
be
ruthless
deportations
of
all
unnaturalized
Germans
who
are
directly
or
indirectly
promoting
the
Nazi
cause
in
Canada.
There
should
be
amendments
to
the
naturalization
set
to
withdraw
citizenship
from
aliens
who
make
themselves
the
tools
of
anti-British
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SB,
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
p.m.
.
To
Vancouver
Direct
85.
PRINCESS
LOUI8E
SS.
PRINCESS
ALICE
Aug.
5th,
0th,
2Gth,
Sept.
6th
Aug.
9th,
19th
8B.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
Aug.
2nd,
12th,
23rd,
Sept,
2nd
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
tV.'L,
COATES,
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
FOUR
HITS
REDS
SURE
BY
DUCKY
OF
PENNANT
Joe
Medwlck
Leads
St
Louis
Card-
Cincinnati
Well
Out
In
Front
For
Inals
to
Victory
Over
Phillies
.National
l
laf--Voii
22
and
Lmt
Seven
(iames
in
July
ST.
LOU
IS,
Aug.
6.
rCP
Left
by
Joe
Medwlck,
who
made
four
CINCINNATI,
Aug.
5:
A1'
A
hit,
one
of
which
drove
in
the
National
League
pennant
lm-
)fn-wlnnlng
run.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
cmnatl
appear
almost
"In
Hie
aereatea
trie
amines
u
to
a
yesier-
t,ag
;
toUay
Hea
M
Uw
oaj.
ine
Cincinnati
itens
resumea
record
anu
figure
they
fan
plk
tneir
winning
ways
witn
a
victory
oJO
ball,
irora
here
on
and
suil
over
urooKiyn
iwagers
ann
are
sun;
taml
more
tlian
a
good
clianc
at
nine
and
a
lwlf
games
1n
the
lead
the
play-off.
oi
me
national
league.
(
And
if
there
was
a
club
nong.,
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
seven
capable
of
holding
the
cuH
National
league
Brooklyn
3,
Cincinnati
5.
Boston
0,
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
8,
St.
Louis
9.
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
3.
American
League
Cleveland
4,
New
York
5.
Chicago
5.
Washington
6.
St.
Louis
3,
Philadelphia
1.
The
standings,
to
date:
National
lagtie
Cincinnati
CI
32
St.
Louis
52
42
Chicago
52
45
Pittsburg
48
44
New
York
46
47
Brooklyn
46
47
Boston
42
52
Philadelphia
-
J26
64
American
League
New
York
68
28
Boston
59
35
Chicago
55
44
Cleveland
49
46
Detroit
50
47
Washington
43
57
Philadelphia
35
61
St.
Louis
27
68
.447
589
.708
.628
.556
.516
H.
Huthinson,
engineer
for
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
yesterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver,
being
on
his
way
to
Carlisle
cannery
on
the
Skeena
River
i
i
TiiU
lulv
?rtln..
.
u
u
y-
1
Mi
i
rr
displayed
toy
he
Liquor
C
.nrrol
j
Bcord
r
by
the
O
ivernnient
or
CAMEO
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WIST
African
Importers
and
exporters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benylwah
House,
Wln-neba,
Gold
Coast,
British
West
Africa.
If.
FOK
KENT
CLEAN
well
furnished
rooms.
Phone
Red
444.
(182
HOUSE.
5
rooms
and
bathroom.
441
6th
Ave.
East.
Phone
Green
910.
(182)
PERSONAL
YOU
can
run
a
Home
Kindergar
ten
with
our
help.
Canadian
i
Kindergarten
Institute,
Wlnnl-
i
peg.
Manitoba,
tf.
i
.
-
.
STENOGRAPHERS
AND
TYPISTS
EXAMINATIONS
for
Dominion
Civil
Service
to
be
held
in
Prince
Rupert,
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
August
31.
We
have
helped
hundreds
get
positions
as
Stenographers,
Typists,
Postmen,
Customs
Clerks,
etc.,
and
can
help
you.
Proof
of
this
statement
and
full
Information
about
examinations,
etc.,
free.
The
M.
C.C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
tf.
rent
pace-setters
to
that
low
mark,'!
it
didn't
show
In
the
July
averages.
Despite
absence
from
the
line-tip.;
most
of
the
month
of
Ival
Goodman,
thelr'extra-base-slugging
-out
-
:
fielder.
Bill
McKechnie"s
men
went
'through
July
at
a
.759
clip,
winning,
twenty-two
and
losing
only
ewr
,
games
to
boost
their
margin
eighth
full
games
and
their
standing
forty-j
four
points
to
a
ninety-game
aver-:
age
of
.667.
.656
The
only
team
that
approached
553
,
them
In
effectiveness
was
Pittsburg
.536
and
the
Pirates
had
to
be
content
.522
1
with
nineteen
wins
and
eleven
.495
losses,
an
average
of
.633.
.495
;
Last
year's
champions,
the
Chi-
cago
Cubs,
incidentally,
played
only'
.483
ball
from
July
1.
The
Rhinelanders
have
It
figured
out
this
way
as
they
look
ahead
to
remaining
games:
An
even
break
would
give
them
a
season's
percentage
of
.597
on
nlne-
515
ty-two
games
won
and
sixty-two
.430
lost,
the
identical
figure
by
which
.365
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
Cubs
.284
won
pennants
In
1930
and
1936,
respectively.
SPORT
CHAT
Four
players,
to
be
named
latei.
together
with
an
unannounced
sum
'Wh
ch
must
be
plenty,
so
to
Louisville
In
the
deal
that
will
make
19-year
-old
Harold
Reese
-a
Brooklyn
shortstop
next
spring
1hc
Chicago
Cubs
offered
$35,000
nu
three
players
now
with
the
club,
Lelund
Stanford
MacFhatt.
general
manage
of
the
Dodgers,
jy
Pe-
Wee
Rwse
has
a
rtiancet
me
in
ihe
majors
today.
nil
Edwards,
British
Oalanan
unner
for
Canada
at
the
U.i
Anseles
Olympics
seven
years
an
today,
pushed
the
100-metre
field
to
record
time
as
he
himself
.set
the
early
pace
and
finished
third
to
Lulgl
Becalli
of
Italy.
Edwards
was
voted
Canada's
'greatest
athlete
In
1936
When
he
was
a
'point-winner
In
the
Olympics.
Harold
won
Its
S.
Vanderbllt's
Ranget
fourth
straight
victory
II
at
Newport.
Rhode
Island,
two
rears
ago
today.
It
was
Great
Brl-ttxin'a
sixteenth
bid
for
the
America's
Cup
which
has
remained
In
the
United
States'
since
1851.
!
TODAY'S
WEATHER
:
Prince
Rupert
Visibility
ten
mfles;
barometer
30.16
(rising);
temperature
51;
southeast
wind
two
'miles
per
hour;
sea
smooth.
I
Triple
Island
Visibility
20
miles;
I
west
wind,
15
miles
per
hour;
ea
choppy.
Langara
island
Visibility
25
PAGE
TWO
THE
DaILT
NTWV
AUSTRALIAN
1IATTI.KSIHI'
FINDS
IttfUOlI
W'ATEI!
ON
CRtto
Are
Sole
'
'
"
""""""nTmairJ
ffTTIWHl
H
r
-
We
Agents
For
HARTT
SHOES
For
Men
Half
hidden
by
the
us"
wave
.
!
encounters
during
naval
exercue:.
the
11
M
A
1'hrtisV
in
t
ncse
urouitt
heavy
seas
whipped
up
by
a
cyclone
The
pir,s;.-3
side
Sydney
Australia,
u
f.ue
ulscr
i.
f
for
Australian
naval
exer
Sses
Track
Meet
For
Girls
On
Playgrounds
A
successful
Gyro
playgrounds
girls'
track
meet
was
run
off
on
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
yesterday
afternoon.
In
the
Inter-playground
standings,
'Seal
Cove
again
was
tops
with
a
'total
of
19
points
while
McCly-mon't
came
second
with
11
point
Annabella
Intermela
of
Seal
Cove
was
the
highest
Individual
point
winner
with
nine
points
for
two
firsts,
one
second
and
one
third
and
Arlene
Fitzgerald's
flrat
in
the'
three
legged
Tace.
coupled
with
her
recond
place
in
the
sklpplnf
race,
i
Three
legged
race
1.
Arlene
FlUgerald,
Betty
Tttcombc
of
Mc-1
fCtymont.
2.
Ingrid
Anderson
and
A,
Intermela
of
Seal
Cove.
Skipping
race
1.
Isabetle
Gay
of
Seal
Cove.
2.
Arlene
Fltagerald
of
j
McClymont.
'
Softball
throw-
1.
Renle
Croxford
of
Seal
Cove
2,
Alice
Barbe
of
YANKS
HAVE
ARMOR
KINK
o
be
a
tetter
shortstop
than
any-
"World
Series
Betiveen
New
VorH
And
Cincinnati
Will
Not
Runaway
This
Year
League
title
In
recent
years.
lie
NEW
YORK.
August
5:-Base-all'
bookworms
who
study
the
records
come
up
with
a
startling
Jlscovciy
that
may
be
of
morei
than
pajssing
Interest.
They
discover
a
kink
In
the
New
York
Yankees
armor.
j
FlClirpn
haVft
hmn
IraounH
nl
'
to
show
the
Yankees
are
not
en-J
"oylng
the
big
Innings
that
for-H-rlv
marked
their
games
as
they
crushed
opponents
in
a
powr-1
over
T.
O,
M.
Sopwlth's
Endeavou
fuse
march
to
the
American
That
seems
due,
In
part,
the
experts
say
to
the
fact
that
thrr'
-re
three
cylinders
In
the
Yankee,
notor
that
are
missing
too
often.
Fronkle
Crosettl
.the
lrad-o'ff
man,'
Is
hav'ng
trouble
staying
abovs
the
.200
mark
and
It,
seems
oppo-j
sltlon
pitchers
can
also
heave
a
sigh
of
relief
when
Tommy
Hen-
rich
and
Babe
Dahlgren
are
up.
So1
the
concentrated
power
of
the
Yankees
Is
sllonlng
and
only
twlc'
m
the
last
200
Innlncs
of
play
have
they
boen
able
to
manage
four
runs
In
an
inning.
Combine
that
flaw
If
that'
miles:
barometer
30.13:
temoera-1
what
lt
cuId
be
called-in
the
ture
5li
west
southwest
wind
tenYonkee
attack
wllh
current'
miles
per
hour;
sea
choppy.
superheated
performance
of
the,
Dead
Tree
Point
Visibility
20neas
and
11
W
w
look
as
miles:
barometer
30.10;
temnera-
though
the
world
series
will
hardly
ture
52:
r9im:
.a
smooth.
runaway
class
noil
Harbor
visibility
zu
mnes;
I
barometer
3014;
temperature
52;
I
calm;
light
swell,
i
Estevan
Clear;
barometer
30.10;
northwest
wind,
21
miles
per
hour.
Alert
Bay
Visibility
20.
miles;
i
barometer
3057;
temperature
50;
Even
Women
Would
Go
To
South
Pole
west
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
light
Admiral
Ttyrd
Being
Swamped
Willi
chop.
Applications
for
Antarctic
Vancouver
Cloudy;
barometer,
Expedition
30.01;
east
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour.j
Victoria
Cloudy;
barometer,
30.-
BOSTON,
Aug.
5.
Admiral
Rlch-
04;
southwest
wind,
ten
miles
per
ard
Byrd
Is
being
flooded
with
ap-
hour.
plications
from
those
desirous
of
Prince
George
Cloudy;
barom-
being
taken
on
his
forthcoming!
eter
29.90;
south
wind,
five
miles
Antarctic
expedition,
Even
women
per
hour.
are
applying.
gave
her
a
total
of
five
points
for'
Sergeant
second
place.
(cHv
nollee
ueuiiea
results:
25-yard
dash
1.
Annabella
In
termela,
Seal
Cove.
2.
Tngrld
Anderson,
Seal
Cove.
Potato
race
1.
Annabella
Intermela,
Seal
Cove.
2.
Joy
Berg,
C
C.
Jaeklin,
chief
of
has
moved
from
Flf'U
I
Avenue
West
to
the
residence
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
formerly
occupied
by
Constable
D.
W
Taylor
who
has
left
the
city
I
Henry
Martell
Soccer
Series
Ontario
Champ
r
M
P
ITT
now
evened
up
4
r
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
5:
CP
Vancouver
Radial
trounced
Montreal
Caret
eel
by
a
score
of
two
to
nothing
last
night
4-
in
the
third
of
the
best
of
4-
three
series
for
the
Dominion
4
soccer
crown,
thus
forcing
a
4-
fourth
battle
which
wtll
be
4-
played
today.
The
first
game
ended
tn
a
draw
and
the
see-
4-
ond
went
to
OarsteeJ.
dinonlon
Golfer
VVb
u
Inlori
Runner
I
p,
TiUtl
tinrial
TUU
HUHLfNGTON
!
CP
llenry
Mur
who
was
runnei
In
the
Canadian
apt
tcrday
won
the
.
ehamplonfchip
Li
:
FOOTBALL
August
August
Vehrei
August
Laundry
.srHF.ni!
Vc
.
10
P
1
USED
FURNITURE
For
the
Living
Hoom
3-I'lece
Chesterfield
Suite
At
-
Seamed
Axmlnster
Carpet-Size
9x10',
1
Seamed
Axmlmlrr
Carpet
Size
6x9.
of
better
quality
For
the
Dining
Kooni
8-I'lece
Oak
Dining
Room
Sulte-jCotuUUng
C
table
with
three
leave
and
upholttered
c
hi
Irs
for
I'or
the
Kitchen
Z
Monarch
Kitchen
Kaufes
QOCT
flA
an
In
fine
condlUon
.
00UU
I
Kitchen
Table
Like
new
S15.M
S35JH
S3.75
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Uteamen
Leav
Wince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
T.S.H.
CATALA
EVERY
"TUF.S-
T.S.S.
CAKDENA
FBlDll
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
tfl.tlk
n
Tfl
ue
Vancouver.
Thorv
m
...
,...r
MonI
imc
miiiwu
f
I
i
.
.
....
ii
uunvenieni,
nease
Purchase
Ticket
at
iif
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
T.-'kcO
n
""'"lii
rrmce
nupert
Agent,
Third
Ate.
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
"Ming
al
OCEAN
FALLS
aid
POWELL
RIH
Stcnmcr
lenvm
Prince
Hupcrt
every
SATURDAY,
7
p.m.;
MONDAY,
3
"
Trulns
leave
Prlncej
Hupcrt
for
ihe
Mouduy,
WvdncHUuy,
Friday,
6
unu
y.
I'OBeenfrcr
ExprcHH
VBSBnVl
FRIDAYS,
11.00
n."-VlVrWIT?!"
For
fari.
ttr..
rn
U
or
trr'"
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Hank
llldg.
Pnsfpiirizwl
M"K
M.
J
VALBNTINDAT