PAOE
FOUR
Bankhead
In
Field
i
r
For
President
Of
p3J
United
States
Now
MONTGOMERY.
Alabama,
Aur
26,
William
B.
Bankhead,
Speaker
of
the
House
of
Representatives,
is
definitely
running
for
the
nexi.
Democratic
presidential
nomination.
He
has
won
the
support
of
the
Alabama
delegation.
With
Vice-President
John
Nancs
Garner
also
in
the
running,
it
means
the
presiding
officers
of
both
Senate
and
House
are
out
f
or
the
chief
executiveship.
Shorts
Are
Good
Enough
For
King
So
Boy
Scouts
Association
Of
North
America
Is
Not
Inclined
To
Take
Complaint
Seriously
NEW
YORK,
August
26.
The
Boy
Scout
Association
of
America
answers
criticisms
about
the
use
of
shorts
by
Boy
Scouts
by
saying
that
they
are
often
seen
at
the
White
House
and
they
are
good
enough
for
King
George
of
Junior
GRADE
7
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Waterfront
Whiffs
Huge
Fish,
Strange
to
Local
Waters
Though
Resembling
Salmon,
Is
Seen
Halibut
Landings
Pick
Up
Considerably
.....
i
A
huge
and
graceful
fish,
resembling
closely
the
sal-mon
type
but
far
larger
and
an
undoubted
stranger
in
British
Columbia
coast
waters,
was
recently
seen
in
Whale
Channel,
Campania
Sound,
off
Princess
Royal
Island.
South
of
Prince
Rnnprr
Thp
norenne
ivVin
c'irrlito
this
fish
make
no
strange
sea
serpent
or
Ogopogo
claims'
porpoise,
basking
shark
L,
.
or
anything
f,
...
...
feet
beIo
the
JL.
.u!lslx
surface
of
the
ntP
like
ih.t
that.
"a
'A
huge
,
salmon
i
the
was
best
way
it
could
be
described,
they
say.
It
was
on
a
fine,
sunny
afternoon
that
the
great
fish
came
close
alongside
the
Forest
Branch
cruiser
Alpine
Fir
to
be
plainly
seen
for
some
time
by
Ranger
Carman
Gibson
and
Engineer
Ole
Urseth
as
well
as
by
Harry
Scott,
well
known
coast
hand
logger,
who
was
also
in
the
neighborhood
with
his
boat
Leila.
The
fish
Is
described
as
being
about
water
in
leisurely
fashion
and
un
afraid
so
It
could
be
quite
easily
seen.
It
was
of
a
silvery,
grey
color
and
even
had
markings
resembling
those
of
a
salmon.
It
was
a
graceful
fish
with
none
of
the
freakish
characteristics
so
often
attributed
to
so-called
sea
serpents.
Its
movements
were
entirely
those
of
a
normal
fish.
Its
enormous
size
was
the
unusual
feature.
Trailers
thereabouts
are
also
reported
to
have
iuny
jeei
long
ana
possJDiy
six
feet
j
seen
It.
The
generally
accepted
In
width.
It
was
swimming
about
theory
appears
to
be
that
it
may
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means
"My
Hitler."
THE
DAILY
NKW8
Stturdir
A
..i
in
Ml
hare
betn
some
kind
of
a
tropical
fish
which
had
come
this
far
north
in
pursuit
of
tuna
which
have
been
rtrurtrfi
In
nnMraHV
rmmher
i
this
year
in
waters
off
the
Northern
British
Columbia
coast
After
a
couple
of
very
light
weeks,
halibut
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
revived
during
the
past
week
with
vessels
from
the
Area
No.
3
grounds
bringing
in
catches
totalling
504,700
pounds
of
which
245,200
pounds
was
from
fifteen
Canadian
boats
and
259.500
pounds
from
eleven
American
bottoms.
The
grand
total
of
landings
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
1939
season
up
to
and
including
yesterday
was
12.490.400
pounds
consisting
of
5,792.100
pounds
from
Canadian
and
6,698300
pounds
from
American
vessels.
Prices
during
the
week
showed
a
tendency
to
weaken.
For
Canadian
fish
the
high
price
of
the
week
was
10c
and
6c
paid
the
R.W.
and
Thrasher
for
catches
of
14,500
and
2.000
pounds
respecUvely
while
the
low
Canadian
price
was
7c
and
5c
which
the
Dovre
B.
received
for
27,000
pounds.
For
American
fish
the
high
price
of
the
week
10.7c
and
7c
which
the
Arcade
was
paid
for
14.500
pounds
and
the
low
8c
and
6c
which
the
Visitor
received
for
7,000
pounds.
j
Bringing
in
his
power
boat
Leila
I
for
repairs
to
a
bent
shaft,
the
result
of
having
struck
a
rock.
Harry
Scott
arrived
In
port
on
Wednesday,
from
Squally
Channel
on
the
West
Coast
of
Princess
Royal
Island
j
where
he
Is
now
engaged
In
hand
logging.
Harry
was
accompanied
I
by
his
good
pooch.
Spud.
Repairs
having
been
completed
from
the
I
Fishermen's
Co-operative
cradle.!
departure
was
made
this
morning
on
the
return
down
the
coast.
'
Runnlng
than
twelve
I,
ore
hours
Foods
and
Scs
fabrics
and
and
nl
Dres,
m
'
-
-
$1-8ilate
on
account
of
he"y
eery
$1.65
freights.
Union
steamer
Cardena
1
ICapt.
John
Boden.
arrived
in
port
commercial
jat.2
pjn.
today
from
the
south,
Canadian
High
School
Bookkeeping
$1.65
88
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Sherlock
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c
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Hitler
means
when
250
he
says
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us
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Enjoyable
Dance
By
Soccer
Ass'n
One
Hundred
Pfrons
In
Attendance
at
Affair
Thursday
Nijht
;
One
hundred
persons
aUoied
an
enjoyable
dance
held
Thursday
might
in
Oddfellows'
Ha
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
The
affair
was
In
progreac
from
10
p.m.
until
2
a.m.
Music
was
furnished
by
an
orchestra
consisting
of
Bobby
Reld,
Jack
Campbell.
Russell
Cameron,
Bert
Cameron.
Stan
Veltch
and
Dick
Cameron.
(The
NOT
FOK
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Aug,
S6:
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Because
he
refused
to
give
his
wife's
age
and
date
of
their
marriage,
when
registering
the
btrth
of
his
son,
a
chemist
was
fined
$47.
He
said
he
did
not
with
to
tell
of
his
GAV
GAS-MASK
TOYS
LONDON,
Aug,
26:
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As
playthings
for
p
re-school
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tot.
Extra
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Life
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TWO
FILMS
ENTERTAIN
I
"Society
Lawyer,"
Murder
Mytery,i
and
"Always
In
Trouble,"
Jane
Withers
Comrdy,
At
Capitol
Theatre
j
I
"Society
Lawyer."
a
modern
mur-'
der
mystery
with
a
cast
headed
by
Walter
Ptdgeoo
and
Virginia
Bruce.'
and
"Always
in
Trouble.'
another
uproarious
Jane
Withers
comedy,
are
the
feature
pictures
on
a
double
bill
tonight
at
the
Capitol
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
(Theatre.
Oeorge
Dawes.
Fred
Cameron.
Hen-J
In
"Society
Lawyer"
Walter
Pld-ry
Dickens
and
Casey
Vtak.
(aeon
Is
a
lawyer
who
prefer
crim
inal
case
and
Virginia
Bruce
is
a
beautiful
night
elub
entertainer
who
aaatats
bin
In
the
solution
of
a
baffling
murdr.
traps
the
guilty
man
and
exonerates
an
Innocent
person.
Action
of
the
story
Is
fas'
paced
without
a
lagging
moment
as
wits
are
matched
against
will
TtMA
km
Sr4jaVtM
m.
4MiKJamcc.lM
Carrlllo
appears
as
a
reformed
mobster.
Plenty
of
trouble
begins
when
Jane
Withers
begins
the
attempt
to
humanise
her
family
In
"Always
gas-masks
in
gay
and
attractive,
in
Trouble."
The
family
becomes
colors
were
introduced
here
to
en-
wrecked
and
marooned
on
a
des-courage
the
use
of
the
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