chool
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
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
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-
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-
Managing-Editor
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
-
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00
'
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advertising,
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word,
per
Insertion
SS2
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readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
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i
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and
Circulation
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98
News
Department
Telephone
86
I
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
NOTE
OF
JOY
Tuesday.
September
5,
1939.
NOTE
OF
SADNESS
There
was
a
note
of
sadness
in
the
speech
of
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
when
he
told
how
his
ef
forts
for
peace
had
failed.
emn
requiem
as
they
leave.
The
bands
play
stirring,
joyful
tunes.
Even
the
Highlanders
play
their
old
battle
songs,
stirring
notes
that
fill
the
air
with
the
joy
of
life.
"We
have
heard
Chamberlain's
lament.
It
had
its
place
but
it
must
be
forgotten.
Our
forefathers
fought
and
died
for
the
cause
they
felt
to
be
just.
Remembering
this
we
are
happy
to
think
this
spirit
that
built
the
British
Empire
is
not
dead
but
that
it
reacts
immediately
to
the
call,
for
the
suppression.
of
violence
and
for
right
to
a
life
of
freedom.
THE
CANADIAN
PREMIER
We
must
all
have
been
proud
of
our
Canadian
Prime
Minister
Sunday
when
we
heard
his
speech
pledging
the
backing
of
the
people
of
Canada
in
the
war
against
aggression
going
on
in
Europe.
This
speech
was
rebroad-cast
throughput
the
United
States
later
in
the
day
and
must
have
been
heard
by
millions
of
people.
As
he
spoke
we
felt
a
glow
of
satisfaction
that
the
Canadian
people,
through
her,
members
of
Parliament,
were
backing
the
Prime
Minister
m
the
stand
he
is
taking.
We
know
that
our
own
member
telegraphed
to
Ottawa
his
personal
backing
as
representing
.this
constituency.
There
have
been
times
when
we
felt
and
said
that
our
Premier
did
not
lead
sufficiently.
On
this
great
occasion
he
has
given
a
splendid
lead
and
we
are
proud
of
him.
I
truMSMirs
jCOMMUNIOWieNt
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
SB.
PRINCESS,
LOUISE
SB.
PRINCESS
ALICE
Aug.
5th,
16th,
26th,
Sept.
6th
Aug.
9th,
19th
SB.
PRINCESS
CHAIU.OTTE-Aug.
2nd,
12th,
23rd,
Sept.
2nd
Direct
ConnecUons
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.
General
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Late
War
News
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Japanese
neutrality
in
the
present
war.
The
Fvreign
Secretary
alsa
stressed
Die
need
for
the
elitninatian
(
nntunard
incidents
in
China.
I
DUBLIN
Eiref
noUllhstand-;
iug
a
previous
announcement
of
i
neuttality,
today
ordered
general
i
mobilization
to
assist
the
Mother-'
land.
has
gone
into
full
pusitien
along
Uie
frontier
to
protect
its
cued
neutrality.
ISTANBUL
'i:te
reports
just
received
state
that
Turkey
has
ordered
general
mobilization.
Turkey
has
already
announced
that
it
will
support
Great
Britain
and
France.
WASHINGTON
One
hundred
and
sixteen
American
destroyers,
out
of
service
at
Philadelphia
and
'San
Diego,
will
be
recommisslon-ed
for
enforcement
of
neutrality
laws.
WASHINGTON
The
United
States
today
proclaimed
an
embargo
on
the
shipment
of
arms
and
implements
of
war
tit
Belligerent
European
nations.
There
will
also
be
limitation
of
American
travel
to
Europe
except
liy
special
permit
for
business.
LONDON
King
George
has
sent
messages
of
cheer
and
confidence
to
President
Moscicki
of
Poland
and
Premier
Daladier
of
France.
j
OTTAWA
An
stir
raid
precau-I
tions
committee
under
the
De-i
partment
of
Health
has
been
set
up
at
Ottawa.
Particular
at-!
tention
will
be
given
to
the
I
Martime
Provinces.
OTTAWA
Canadian
and
British
naval
vessels
will
co-operate
in
convoying
shipping
between
A
similar
tone
Was
reflected
British
Columbia
ports
and
Pan
iL,
e
iL
V
i
Wmniw
TVint
ia
nnet
ama.
in
uie
cuiuress
in
me
'
juihc
xhc,
jnv.
We
must
forget
to
be
sad.
We
must
feel
glad
that
it
is
given
to
us
to
do
something
for
the
world
by
subduing
thisrwild
brigand,
Hitler.
We
cannot
win
if
we
are
to
be
forever
sad.
We
must
learn
the
joy
of
victory.
We
must
cheer
the
boys
with
the
thought
that
they
are
to
fight
in
a
just
cause
and
that
by
doing
so
they
are
showing
their
real
manhood.
We
should
not
be
proud
of
them
if
they
were
afraid
to
fight.
BERLIN
Hitler
visited
German
headquarters
on
German-Polish,
frontier.
.
,
PARIS
Artificial
fog
wan
dropped
on
Paris
last
night
as
the
city
went
Into
dugouts
for
three
and
a
half
hours
against
air
raid
which
did
not
materialize.
LIVERPOOL
The
Cunard
Line
annniinrM
th
tfriimthln
ltnn!i
w
"
-
..
i.
,1
,
'
11
-
a?
Is
it
not
a
splendid
thing
to
tninK
mat
in
me
nme
oi
sunk
by
a
torped
from
a
sub-
i.i
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ii
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.
xl
1
II
i
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.
.
need
trie
vouncr
men
01
me
umpire
leap
to
ine
cuiurs
aim
t
nunuc.
me
crew
oi
iwemy
clamor
to
be
allowed
to
do
their
part?
What
a
wonder-fur
thing
it
is
to
have
that
sense
of
justice
to
such
an
extent
as
to
be
willing
to
fight
for
it.
We
do
not
play
a
sol
three
was
reseued
with
one
death
reported.
LONDON
Information
received
in
London
is
that
the
German
ship
Carl
Fritzen
was
sunk.
The
crew
was
saved.
SHANGHAI
Empress
of
Japan
and
Empress
of
Asia,
Canadian
Pacific
liners,
reportedly
ordered
to
remain
here
indefinitely.
LONDON
It
is
officially
announced
that
the
foet
ball
league
ordered
suspension
of
all
football.
Survivors
(Continued
from
Page
One)
certainty
as
to
the
fate
of
the
passengers
but
later
the
reassuring
news
that,
except
for
some
who
had
been,
killed,
by
the
Oermsn
rpedo,
all
persons
on
board
had
been
sav
ed
and
had
been
picked
up
by
other
vessels,
eight
hundred
being
on
a
Norwegian
ship,
and
two
hundred
on
a
Swedlsh-Of
the
1400
pas
sengers
aboard
the
Athenia
1200
were
Canadians,
and
200
Americans,
It
was
estimated.
They
were
practically
all
refugees
hastening
home
from
abroad
and
the
majority
of
them
were
women.
Great
Britain
claims
that
the
torpedoing
of
the
Athenia
was
a
direct
violation,
of.
international,
law
as
the
vessel
was
not
carrying
contraband,
was
headed
away
from
the
war
zone
and
did
not
attempt
to
resist
but
was
torpedoed
without
warning.
Germany
categorically
denied
responsibility
of
a
German
submar-
:
ine
for
the
torpedo
attack,
suggest"
lng
that
It
might
have
been
a
mine,
a
bomb,
an
Internal
explosion
or
a
conspiracy
by
Great
Britain
to
win
United
States
sympathy.
The
British
Admiralty
announced
there
were
no
British
mines
In
that
area.
No.
baseball:
team
went
to
Ketchikan
with
the
Labor
Day
excursion1
owing
to
players
being
under
call
for
war
eervlce.
t
,1.4.
I
Profiteering
To
Be
Halted
:
OTTAWA.
Sept
5:
CP-
t-
under
existing
laws.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Chicago
6.
Cincinnati
I.
Boston
2,
Philadelphia
3.
Mmiklsn
6-7
New
York
Detroit
1-7.
Chicago
8-2.
Philadelphia
1.
Washington
3
St.
Louis
3.
Cleveland
6.
MONDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburg
2-6.
Chicago
-3.
Boston
4-5.
Brooklyn
5-2.
Philadelphia
0-6.
New
York
10-7.
Cln:lnnati
0-6.
St.
Louis
4-6
(sec-nd
game
called
in
ninth
on
ac-tount
of
darkness).
American
League
New
York
7-2.
PhUadelphla
6-0.
Chicago-Cleveland,
rain.
Washington
7-6.
Boston
6-4.
St.
Louis
3-5.
Detroit
2-5
second
same
called
In
eighth
on
account
if
darkness).
ENDS
TOUR
HALIFAX,
Sept.
5:
(CPI
Dry-leaning
his
way
across
the
Dom-nlon.
Ernest
Champoux
of
Vancouver
arrived
here
on
hhj
second
'.ranscontinental
bicycle
trip.
He
aras
his
way
by
dry-cleaning
and
pressing
FOR
SALE
LARGE
dolible
desk,
Laren's
Music
Store.
oak.
Mc
n
LAND
tor
Sale.
Right
near
school.
10.63
acres.
Apply
to
Joe
Bright,
Cedar
vale.
B.
C.
(200)
2ENIOR
Matrlc
Books
for
sale.
Phone
Red
390.
(208)
300D
business
connection
fr
sale,
apply
to
Box
276
or
William
Oalr,
Florist,
Nurseryman,
Third
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert.
(211)
FOR
RENT
FOR
RENT
6
room
flat.
Reasonable
rent.
Oood
location.
Apply
733
5th
Ave.
W.
(207)
FOR
RENT
8
room
flat
above
Prince
Rupert
Feed
8tore,
2nd.
Avenue.
.
Phone
58
(208
'
AaENTgrvVrANTEn"
PREMIER
Art
Guild,
the
largest
personal
greeting
card
company
In-Oanada,
with
branches
from
coast,
to.
coast,
Invite
you
to
at)-ply
for
an
agency
to,
sell
printed
to
order
Christmas
Cards,
Sample
book
supplied
without
charge
Most
complete
line
of
boxed
asr
sortments
which
pay
our
sales
staff
up
to
50
commission.
Experience
unnecessary.
Write
Premier
Art
Guild,
570
Seymour
Si.,
Vancouver.
tf.
WANTED
FURNISHED
Bedroom
wanted,
by
r-
young
man
In
private
home.
Inquire
Daily
News.
(203)
HELP
WANTED
EXPERIENCED
girl
for
houseworl:
Apply
Mrs.
II.
O,
Johnsen,
446
4th
Avenue
East.
(208)
Old
Country
Soccer
Engliih
League
First
Division
Arsenal
5.
Sunderland
2
English
League
SecwAd
UlvUI.ni
Fulham
1.
Luton
Town
1..
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Newp.it
County
1.
tgwnprehetisrve
measures
to
Scottish
League
Second
OIvM.mi
protecv
the
consuming
pub-
Alrdrieonlans
2,
Bast
Flic
1.
Ik-
will
be
announced
shortly.
3.
Dumbarton
3.
Edinburgh
Ottjr
1
1
1
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
Dundee
United
0.
Lelth
Athletl
i
;
of
labor,
said
Saturday
as
he
,v
disclosed
that
complaints,
bad
Dunfermline
Athletic
5.
Brechin
already
been
received.
If
for
city
2.
u...,cCt-.c
7
,
,
.
ny
unluAtllud
price
la-
King's
park
2,
East
StlrUn
X
BRUSSELS
The
Belgian
Army
.
t
cnases
lo
the
publ,
delrlr
Montrose
4.
Forfar
Athletic
1.
i
ment
arise,
steps
will
be
taken,
Morton.
1.
Dundee
1.
(
r
Immediately
to
deal
with
tbeta.'
Halth
Rovers
1.
StenhouMmtitr
8t.
Bernards
0,
Queen's
Park
0.
mine
home
runs
by
New
York
In
Jy
"
P"
llrst
game).
Pittsburg
11.
St.
Louis
3.
American
League
New
York
7.
Boston
12.
St.
Louis
3.
CteveteBft
9.
Philadelphia
3.
Washington
0.
Detroit
0.
Chisago
2.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
Lea
toe
Chicago
0,
Cincinnati
5.
Boston
4-8.
Philadelphia
3-2.
Brooklyn
1.
New
York
7.
i
Pittsburg
6-0.
St.
Louis
H-3.
American
League
New
York
12-9.
Boston
11
-0
tsec
MAJORITY
PASS
FREDERICTON.
Sept
5:
(CP
-
Out
of
18
candidates
who
wrote
the
1930
High
S:heol-leavlng
matriculation
examination
conducted
by
the
New
Brunswick
department
of
education.
993
passed
and
300
jO.2
tolled
or
wrote
the
examinations
The
leader
was
Don
ald
Metcalfe.
St.
Vincent's
Hlah
School.
Sain
John.
Oeneral
Synopsis
Pressure
a
low
ov-r
the
Interior
of
British
Columbia
and
relatively
high
wes'
of
Vancouver
Island.
Unsettled
weather
has
been
general
throughout
this
province.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
west
northwest
wlndV
ond
game
called
at
end
of
eighth
.cloudy
and
coot
with
showers
cn
account
of
curfew
law.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
unsettled
and
cool
with
oee&siofMi'
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F.
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g
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and
Theory
ALL
GRADES
Private
or
Class
Instruction
Beginners
from
pre-schoolag
also
Teachers'
Training
Clasi
Twelve
Years'
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Piano,
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Harmony,
Etc.
Enrolling
Students
for
Fall
Term
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THE
SEAL
"
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Faney
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
jalnton
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
Race
Postponed
lotle
Islands
Moderate
to
fresh
r,iul
Sprint
for
Tip
Top
Tallora
kwest
winds,
shifting
to
southeast.
,
Cup
On
Sunday
sir
"Par"
in
any
smoker's
Pipe
I
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'
Oil
Cliuui
ha
lrn
i
Imidj(i
for
)rar
and
now.
with
imcr
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in
rvrry
potkaxe
at
no
at
Ira
nt
auJ
Ike
H
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tin
rediMwl
to
Wf,
Old
Cbum
ba
beaten
lln
mwrd
for
value.
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jul
can't
ltler
il
core
either
tut
uarx-
foe
Hm-
pip
or
cut
fine
I
t
rolUu
vjur
una,
Traly
liw
s
w.
vlbcf
U
Amcj
jtjj.
like
Old
lium.
TMcco
rain.
Owing
to
Inclement
weather
the
OlaK
stvenWi
j
model
yacht
races
planned
for
th-
TV
trophy.
dJi
i
AUSTRALIA
WINNER
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept.
5:
ad-.:rJ
?
,
-
i
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he
Tl!'
T"t
'!
j,
At
prfM-nt
8
H
with
A
J
Croxl
t:,f.
11
CttWtfejr
MarKenzir
to
frur-fifth
Mil
OBI
La::
weeK-ea
were
cauea
orr
.v
a
rr
t
rsvetto
,n
xn
Stilt
of
the
delav
it
now
Planned
f
Uu-
Tip
Top
T
.to
have
one
final
raoe
This
will
the
cauae
f
m'
ICI
III..
.
O
1
f
.
I
.,!
,
-Australia
regained
the
Davts
Cup
,
J
,
'
T77
I
vesterdsv
wh.n
ahh,
o,,uT
-
p.
the
last
rac-
of
the
season
has
lven
a
d.
Jack
Ztd
lnU
Mmwl
ftl
wUl
patUW
Bromwich
won
the
singles
matches
from
Bobby
Rlggs.
"
ana
rranx
rarner.
The
Australians
grabbed
victory
out
of
defeat,
three
matches
to
two
after
the
Unltl
States
liad
won
the
two
opentnu
matches.
It
Is
twenty-elght
yeani
since
Australia
has
held
the
Davis
Cup.
A
fifty
cent
ciassined
ad.
often
make
you
many
dollars.
wMI
R
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-Jit
::
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