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EDITION
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
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Monday,
August
7.1
1939.
EDITORIALS
JUST
A
VILLAGE
There's
a
place
town
in
New
England-with
five,
thousand
popu-1
lation
and
they
call
it
a
village.
Prince
Rupert
has
slightly
over
;
six
thousand
and
we
call
It
a
'
city.
And
yet
Prince
Rupert
has
most
of
the
characteristics
of
a
village.
One
of
these
is
that
we
know
most
of
our
fellow
villagers.
We
may
not
know
them
all
personally
but
we
know
them
by
reputation.
Some
of
them
are
much
better
than
their
reputations
and
some
of
them
are
nothing
like
as
good.
Another
attribute
of
a
country
village
is
that
it
usually
turns
out
a
number
of
people
who
become
prominent.
That
is
what
Is
happening
already
in
Prince
Rupert.
Young
men
have
gone
to
live
In
many
parts
of
the
United
States
and
are
doing
welL
Very
soon
it
will
be
difficult
to
keep
a
roster
of
prominent
former
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert.
-However,
it's
great
to
live
in
a
village
like
this.
Some
would
prefer
to
live
in
a
town
like
Terrace
or
Stewart
or
Massett
but
a
village
Is
good
enough
for
most
of
us.
They
"say
that
Smithers
Is
getting
a
little
uppish
for
a
town
and
pretty
soon
will
blossom
forth
as
a
city.
Then
some
years
later
it
will
become
a
village
with
five
or
six
thousand
people,
all
neighbors,
most
of
them
well
known
citizens,
many
of
them
with
skeletons
in
their,
cupboards,
others
with
fancied
skeletons.
They
say
that
Telkwa
is
getting
to
be
quite
a
town
since
it
established
a
creamery.
.However,
it
is
quite
a
distance
from
being
a
lty.
In
about
twenty
years
1t,
will
also
discover
it
Is
really
only
a
village.
Perhaps
it
will
have
a
newspaper,
toe,
like
New
Haz-elton.
THINGS
OF
VALUE
Brazil
is
a
country
of
which
the
average
person
knows
little
but
the
people
there
seem
to
know
the
value
of
ideas.
One
of
them
came
up
to
the
United
States
to
attend
a
convention
and
made
the
wise
remark
that,
if
you
loan-anoher
person
one
hundred
dollars
and
later
that
man
paid
the
debt,
you
were
both
in
the
position
from
which
you
started.
If
you
gave
some
person
an
idea
and
he
gave
you
an
idea
you
both
had
two
ideas
and
both
benefited.
COURTESY
Last
week
the
members
of
the
Rotary
Club
heard
a
talk
on
salesmanship
in
which
the
speaker
urged
that
every
salesman
should
ask
for
the
order
at
least
four
times
before
giving
up.
Then
we
come
to
George
McCulIagh,
author
of
the
leadership
cam-paig,
the
brains
behind
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Empire
and
one
of
the
trustees
of
the
Toronto
L'n-iverstiy.
He
was
a
securities
salesman
and
he
wanted
to
interest
Bill
Wright,
millionaire
gold
miner,
in
something
he
had
to
sell
Wright
became
impatient
and
cut
him
off
short.
McCulIagh
had
the
good
sense
to
stop
and
leave.
When
they
met
again
McCullagh
was
recognized
as
the
talesman
who
had
enough
sense
to
quite
at
the
right
time.
He
and
Wright
became
great
friends
and
it
is
Wright's
money
combined
with
the
brains
of
the
other
that
has
made
McCullagh
famous.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
rrlnce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.8.B.
CATALA
EVER!
TUES'
T.8.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
DAY,
1:30
p.m.
10:30
p.m.
Dua
Vancouver,
Thnri,
a.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
sun.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
I.
SKINNER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
S6S
BIG
CROWD
IS
RECORD
Seventy-Six
Thousand
New
York
Fans
See
Yankees
Humbled
by
Cleveland
in
Double-Header
NEW
YORK,
August
7:
CP
-The
largest
crowd
In
the
history
of
Dig
League
baseball
thronged
the
Yankee
Stadium
yesterday
and
siw
the
league-leading
Yankees
defeated
by
the
Cleveland
Indians
In
Cincinnati
62
34
St.
Louis
55
42
Chicago
53
46
Pittsburg
49
46
New
York
48
48
Brooklyn
48
48
Boston
,
43
53
Philadelphia
.26
C7
.646)
American
League
New
York
69
30
.697
Boston
...
60
37
.619
Chicago
55
46
.545
Cleveland
"
51
47
.520
Detroit
52
48
.520
Washington!
45
57
.441
Philadelphia
.26
63
.364,
St.
Louis
.29
69
.296
CUsMiED
CLAPP
BOCK
FOR
SALE
Building
cost
116,000
owner
will
sell
equity
$500
cash.
Terms
can
possibly
be
had
on
back
tax.
H.
O.
Bobby
Riggs
Is
Tourney
Winner
Takes
Title
In
York
Important
Event
LOST
THREE
New
BALL
GAMES
Prince
Rupert
nave
Poor
Account
of
Itself
at
Smlthers
In
Week-End
Series
Prince
Rupert
did
not
do
so
well
Chicago
at
Detroit,
Philadelphia
at
In
the
week-end
baseball
series
at.
Boston.
1
Smlthers,
losing
losing
the
the
first
first
9
9
to
to
3.1
3.1
Week-end
Big
League
scores:
SATURDAY
American
League
Cleveland
1,
New
York
6.
Detroit
16,
Boston
4.
St.
Louts
7.
Philadelphia
10.
Chicago
1.
Washington
10.
National
League
New
York
4,
Pittsburg
3.
Brooklyn
10,
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
2,
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
1,
St.
Louis
5.
SUNDAY
American
League
Cleveland
5-7.
New
York
4-1.
Detroit
10-3,
Boston
1-8.
Chicago
3,
Washington
4.
St.
Louis
11-8,
Philadelphia
4-6.
National
League
Brooklyn
5-6,
Cincinnati
0-8.
Philadelphia
0-3,
St.
Louis
11-8.
Boston
9,
Chicago
8.
New
York
9-0,
Pittsburg
5-6.
The
standings
to
date:
National
League
nnpen
wnue
i-exourneau,
Arney
and
George
Howe
were
all
on
the
mound
In
the
third.
Herb
Morgan
was
probably
the
best
player
for
Prince
Rupert.
He
played
.variously
as
catcher,
first
baseman
and
centre
fielder.
All
the
local
team
returned
home
last
night
except
Don
Arney
who
will
be
back
Tuesday
night.
There
Is
a
possibility
of
a
returr
567'
series
in
Prince
Rupert
In
about
35
two
weeks.
.516
.500
300
.448
.277
Further
Games
In
Rail
Tennis
A
Number
of
Matches
Are
Played
At
Week-end
Results
of
week-end
play
In
the
Canadian
National
Tennis
Club's
annual
tournament
were
as
follows:
Edith
Miller
and
Bob
Houston
defeated
E,
Rlvett
and
J.
O'Neill.
6-4,
6-2.
R.
Fulton
defeated
Jurmaln
6-4
1-2.
Mrs.
Lowan
and
jurmaln
defeated
Mrs.
Walton
and"
Blake,
2-0,
6-4.
6-3.
i
R.
Fulton
defeated
Blake,
7-5
'7-5.
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
B
defeated
H.
Llndsetl
'6-3.
6.3
WEST
African
Importers
and
ex
porters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
solicited,
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Win
neba,
Oold
Africa,
FOIt
SALE
O'Neill
defeated
Lowan,
6-0,
6-2.
A.
MacPhee
defeated
O'Neill.
8-6;
6-4.
Edith
Bolhwell
and
MacPhee
defeated
8.
Olafson
and
Jolllffe,
6-1.
6-2,
Schedule
for
tonight:
6:30
p.m.
Jurmaln
and
Jolllffe
Coast,
British
West
vs.
Llndseth
and
Lowan.
Houston
tf.Jand
MacPh.ee
vs.
Blake
and
Ful-
I
Further
games
will
be
played
FOR
SALE
-
Bargain,
modern
inu
-evening
n
possinie.
Tour
room
house,
two
lota,
harbor
view.
Phone
Green
505.
1185)
RAIN
POSTPONES
TENNIS
RYE,
N.
Y.,
August
7:
The
Eastern
grass
court
tennis
championships
at
the
Westche-stei
Country
Club
were
postponed
when
yesterday's
rains
made
the
courts
Helgerson
Ltd,
(188)
unplayable
Fish
Production
Is
Lower
and
Mure
Boats
Are
Fishing.
Making
Unit
Earning
Low
Conservation
Measures
Reports
on
the
season's
opera
tion;
to
date
together
with
a
number
of
proposed
Mxtwrvatiun
constituted
live
main
Items
of
business
a'
the
sen
SOUTHAMPTON,
N.
Y.,
Aujust
,econd
veneral
hig
of
the
7:-Bobby
Riggs
of
Chicago.
Am-
Nortn
Islarid
Trollera
Coopertttv
erica's
top
amateur
player,
won
A,wjauon
held
hut
week
at
the
the
singles
championship
U
the
oreayiizatWaits
Seven
Mile
Camp.
Meadow
Club
Invitation
tennis
mY
Point
Queen
Charlotte
U-'oumament
when
he
"defeated
land
"Idnev
Wood
of
New
York
10-8,
handled
bv
the
both
ends
of
a
bouble-header,
their
6"-
It
was
the
third
straight
.
operative
to
the
end
of
July
of
t"1
R1SBS
had
won
the
title
and
margin
supremacy
being
there-
tnts
year
)jras
lightly
over
1.000.000
by
cut
to
eight
games
over
the
Bos-
ne
k
permanent
possession
of
pnds.
a
decrease
of
480.000
from
ton
Red
Sox
who
were
breaking
tne
trophy
which
is
worth
aroun.t
tne
nreVj0U,
season's
flgnre.
Wh
even
with
'the
Detroit
Tigers
at
$,00-
a
larger
number
of
boat
on
the
Boston.
As
a
result
of
the
play,
the
-
T
.
ground
this
year.
It
Is
estimated
mujuns
ana
ngers
are
now
on
Sntthall
NrhoHlllo
1)131
production
and
Income
ner
even
terms
for
fourth
place
In
the.
UUilUall
UltlCUUlC
m
average
about
lialf
last
standing.
yMr-r
jjure
and
trotters
are
an-
The
New
York
crowd
consisted
of
Autnist
7
Acropolis
vs.
32;
Moose
tlcloatlng
a
hard
winter
wtth
re-seventy-six
thousand
persons.
Bob
vs.
Ljpsetts,
lief
in
prospect
for
many.
Average
Feller
nltched
the
first
victory
for
August
11
Moose
vs.
32;
Acrh-
selling
prices
are
runnlnt
about
the
Indians
and
Mel
Harder
the
noils
vs
flrnttn
half
a
rwit
ner
nounri
under
those
second.
Auenst
14
-Uiwtts
vs
Moose:
of
a
vear
aeo.
In
the
National
League
the
lead-
32
vs.
Acropolis.
i
Turnover
in
the
Associations
two
Ing
Cincinnati
Reds
broke
even
with
Aunust
18
Grotto
vs.
Llosetts
'
stores
remain
substantially
at
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
In
a
double-
Moose
vs.
Acropolis,
I
same
level
as
last
year
but
service
header
and
their
margin
was
re-
August
2132
vs.
'Grotto;
Aero-.station
business
shows
a
marked
duced
to
seven
and
a
half
gamas
polls
vs.
Llpsetts.
Increase.
Final
payments
made
over
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
August
25
Grotto
vs.
Moose:
this
searon
on
the
narkers
"Ihckey"
took
three
week-end
games
from
Llpsetts
vs.
32
the
long-suffering
Phillies.
Only
one
Big
League
game
is
scheduled
for
today
a
night
engagement
tetween
Boston
and
Brooklyn
at
Brooklyn.
Tomorrow's
schedule
will
be
as
follows:
National
League
Brooklyn
at
Philadelphia,
Cincinnati
at
Chica
go.
Boston
at
New
York.
Pittsburg
at
St.
Louis.
American
League
New
York
at
Washington,
St.
Louis
at
Cleveland,
,and
"Kanawaka"
have
cleared
off
the
last
of
the
Co-op's
outside
indebtedness
and
a
healthy
financial
position
is
Indicated.
The
president.
L.
H.
C.
Phillips.
occupied
the
chair
at
the
meeting
No
changes
were
made
In
the
personnel
of
the
Board
of
Directors
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
the
present
members
will
carry
on
until
Jnu,am"uun
un
"
r""ce
nu-,lvlng
first
aid
to
the
injured
and
,
.
"
,ZJi
'u
L..i
taking
off
pert
Co-ODeratlve
is
competed.
.v,.
tonHn,H8"
.Measures
thl,
lhe
mf.Ung
inMruct-
Flsh
traps
again
came
in
for
at-
Us
that
a
letter
be
snt
her
e.
tentlon
when
It
was
reported
that
the
Co-operative
has
Joined
with
the
second
6
to
5
and
the
third
15
1
other
fishing
co-operative
and
to
4.
In
the
first
game
Prince
Rupert
was
leading
3
to
2
at
the
end
of
the
fifth
but
the
coast
fielders
then
blew
up
behind
Nick
Chenoskl
who
was
by
no
means
to
blame
for
the
.
ions
called
for
defeat
The
second
game
was
a
creditable
one
but
the
locals
were
unable
to
get
their
batting
eyes.
The
third
match
was
Just
a
rout
for
Prince
Rupert.
Andre
Letourneau
and
Don
Ar-
ney
pitched
the
second
game
for
traps.
A
number
of
conservation
resolu-
A
round
table
conference
of
those
ngaged
in
the
fishing
Industry
to
formulate
a
comprehensive
policy
of
conservation
for
application
to
British
Columbia.
Prohibition
of
seining
of
herring
j
tor
reduction
purposes.
Prohibition
of
collection
of
herring
eggs
for
commercial
purposes.
Measures
to
protect
the
spawning
5eds
which.
It
Is
claimed,
are
be
ing
washed
out
and
silted
uo
bv'
Irainage
from
cut-over
timber!
lands:
j
A
"work
and
wages"
resolution
,
ailed
on
the
Provincial
and
Dom-1
tnlon
governments
to
assure
some'
assistance
In
the
form
of
work
to'
l&hermen
who.se
earnings
this
season
are
not
adequate
to
enable
them
to
purchase
the
necessities
of
life
luring
the
coming
winter
and
following
spring.
Tiny
Ketch
On
World
Cruise
tfr.
and
Mrs.
Seattle
Are
Paul
Now
Itritton
At
Sea
Of
SAN
FRANCISCO.
August
7:
At
sea
today
was
the
32-foot
ketch
Manene
and
its
crew
Mr.
andi
Mrs.
Paul
Britton
of
Seattle--cm-barked
on
world
cruise
ther
ex-1
sect
to
complete
In
"four
or
five
i
ears."
Their
first
stop
they
said
wuuiu
ue
at
los
Angeies,
then
cn
'.o
Honolulu,
New
Zealand
and
Australia.
Their
purpose
Is
to
concentrate
on
writing
and
Unusually
late
on
account
of
having
had
heavy
freights
to
discharge
at
waypolnts,
Union
steamer
Ca-tala,
Capt.
James
Flndlay.
did
not
arrive
In
port
until
8
o'clock
this
morning
'from
the
south,
..She
sailed
later
In
the
morning
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
whence
ahe
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
There
were
fifty
round
trippers
on
the
Catala,
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
6:30
Acropolis
vs.
Three
Two
Moose
vs.
Llpsetts
North
Island
Trollers
Are
Appreciative
Mrs.
Bemie
Redpalh
X.
N.
was
prewHrnt
the
thanks
of
the
fish,
amen
of
the
area.
VALUE
f
12
oz.
95c
25
oz.
1.80
40
oz.
'2.65
This
famous
fin,
known
the
worUJ
over
for
Its
supreme
quality,
is
now
obtainable
at
prices
which
make
It
more
than
rm
a
sensational
value.
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when
a
vot
of
thanks
was
passed
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her
service
tit
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She
is
well
known
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the
northern
district
and
has
a
wide
circle
cf
friends.
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Is
an
.nvestment
William
Stone
Li.
tala
this
mnrnin,
trip
to
Stewart
USED
FURNITURE
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$36.00
$15.00
$11.50
For
the
Dining
Koom
8-PJece
Oak
Dining
lUwm
Suite-Consisting
of
Bi."
'
f--34
table
wUh
three
leaves
and
6
upholstered
35,00
For
the
Kitchen
2
Monarrh
Kitchen
Ranges
In
fine
condition
$25.00
and
$32.50
1
Kitchen
table
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1
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FURNITURE
THIRD
AVENUE
Trine
RoPrt
CANADIAN
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Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
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Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
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PRINCE88
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Every
Friday
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
Direct
BE.
PRINCESS
LOUISE
BE
PRINCESS
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Aug.
5th,
16th,
26th,
Sept,
6th
Aug.
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12th,
23rd,
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2nd
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with
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and
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from
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L.
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Agent.
prince
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