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Wednesday,
May
3,
1039.
CUIUOUS
ACTION
A
curious
report
was
made
by
a
committee
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
Monday
evening.
The
chairman
announced
that,
as
they
knew
nothmp
about
the
subject,
they
refused
to
give
an
opinion.
Usually
lack
.
-of
iknowledge
seems
to
lhe
reason
for
giving
an
bpinipn
or
.taking
action.
The
person
who
knows
least
is
apt
to
talk
loudest.
.
COURTESY
PAYS
DIVIDENDS
I
The
address
of
T.
W.
Brown
at
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
dinner
this
week
draws
attention
to
the
fact
that
courtesy
pays
whether
it
be
in
the
treatment
of
tourists
or
in
business.
Mr.
Brown
suggested
that
one
pleased
tourist
was
likely
to
be
more
effective
advertising
than
many
dollars
expended
in
paid
publicity.
Thousands
of
tourists
visit
Prince
.Rupert
every
summer.
Some
of
them
come
because
they
have
.read
about
the
country
but
most
of
them
come
because
someone
has
told
then!
how
much
they
enjoyed
a
similar
trip.
It
is
womlQrfill
V'hat
a
difference
a
little
courtesy
.can
make
to,
rfinjoyment.
."Sometimes
it
is
only
showing
a
visitor
.where'
to
go
01
jjivirifi;
desired
information
about
the
city
or
dis-'
trict.
It
payii
in
making
people
anxious
to
see
the
city.
;
'
,
:
FELICITATIONS
TO
C.C.F.
Tiief
C-CK
has
won
a
notable
victory
in
Vancouver
whbre
Mrs,
Stuart
Jamieson
defeated
the
rest
of
the
field
in
-a
brovinelal
by-election.
So
far
as
the
government
is
concerned
the
loss
means
little
for
it
still
has
a
preponderant
jnajoritv
but
it
means
a
Jot
to
the
C.C.F.
in
Drestiexv
It
.will
encourage
thent
to
continue
their
efforts
in
what
they
Relieve
t)
fie.
the
best
policy
for
the
province.
It
if
mostly
f
esults
that
count,
so
far
as
elections
are
-
coricofhetl.
Many
people,
it
is
.suggested.,
would
like
t6
give
thb
present
government
ra
jolt
who
would
not
like
to
se'e
Abe.
joyehimont
defeated
at
a
general
election.
'
'".
ii,
i
-
!;.
CON'SBIt
VATI
VE
GAINS
"Congnitiflaf
ion?
should
also
go
to
ihe
onseivatives'
who
made
a
strong
gain
since
the
previous
election
and
Who
came
'very
near
to
winning.
AVithCC.F.,
Liberals
and
Conservatives
almost
eoual!
n
seems
ju.ouaui'i
mat,
nau
mere
neen
only
one
of
the
Old
;par.ty
..candidate
in
the
field,
the
Co-operative
Common-1
Avealth
would
not
have
had
a
look
in.
However,
in
'the
l)ig
centres
there
usually
are
a
number
of
.candidates.
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for
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iue
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Monday
M.JO.
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Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
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J.
SKINNER,
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Rupert
Atent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
LOU
GEHRIG
M.I
I
REST
Lonr
Continuous
Playing
Record
Ended
Voluntarily
-Yesterday
Ureal
Xankee
.l
ir?t
Stteker
ager
Joe
McCarthy
said
that
L.u
could
return
to
the
line-up
as
soon
as
he
wished.
There
are
plenty
oj
games
in
him
yet."
Mc-Cartliy
said.
The
victory
put
the
V
U
t
L.
I
1
I
1
1
FRASER
IS
SKI
HEAD
the
ensuing
year
then
took
place
resulting
as
-follows:
i
.Honorary
President.
Col.
J.
W
Nleholls.
Honorary
Vice-President.
W.
H
Tobcy.
President.
Tommy
Prase
r.
Vice-President.
Bert
Bartlett.
Secretary-Treasurer.
Miss
LuclUe
Brooksbank.
Executive
Mrs.
8.
Bikini.
Miss
.
I?
.
TrLT
Elllfen
wn
VWItam
Ilclr
ami.
of
the
league
again
although
th
jiarrv
KriWr
margin,
is
only
mathematical
over
WUl
lhe
Mwly
rtffk.Wi
the
Chicago
White
Sax
who
wn
taking
over
the
dutta.
discusser.
mVuu
.
1P
AthleUcs-
of
plans
for
the
ensuing
year
took
rtimuuii
utuicu
iwu
w
line
uy
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
in
a
close
contest,
th
Boston
Bees
continued
on
top
in
the
National
League.
The
victory
put
the
Cards
Into
tie
for
runner
up
position
with
the
Earl
Gordon.
After
adjournment,
through
Ujc
courtesy
of
Dr.
R.
a.
Large,
the
Cincinnati
Reds
who
lost
to
the
u
New
York
Giants
8
to
7.
Yesterdays
Big
.League
scores:
National
League
CincInnaU.
7:
New
York
8.
Pittsburgh
3.
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
0.
St.
Louis
2.
Boston
1.
American
Learue
New
York
22,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
4.
Boston-Cleveland,
postponed
on
account
of
cold.
Washington
9,
St.
Louis
7.
?.
.
-
place
and
a
work
committee
wr
formed
consisting
of
Bert
Bartletl
Ronald
Minion.
Fred
Whyte
1
1
were
entertained
bv
!
SMITH
Ens.
May
3:
Two
former
Smlthers
baseball
pitchers
hav
started
the
season
Impressively
in
jprofeastenal
'baseball
jEmte
-Kershaw,
who
pitched
lor
-the
Smlthew
team
while
teaching
Annual
Meetlnr
Of
.Mount
Oldfield
h'?
dewhte
Professor:
.
......
debut
wn
the
Vancouver
Cap!
Club
i
Last
Limine
)anog
wt
ma
Pippins
In
the
Western
InUr
held
IU
annual
meetlnr;
last
eve
vanuw-
Zl
'r
nln
In
the
-CMy
OhiiicII
Chambei
with
Prrciriont
WMUnm
Rlktna
In
-A
TCftl
ttlthVS
ibOJP
'h0
IS
j
'DETROIT,
May
3:
CP-Vo:un-
.thcchalr.
After
the
reading
of
th'waWB
8ad
U
Junn
Can-tartly
.benching
ihlmself
jester
di.
flnanejaj
statement
and
minutes
ter
n
ha
PUched
and
Lou
Oehrij.
the
New
York
of
the
Iait
annual
mwUng
by
the
Won
f,,ur
am
for
DUbw
Yankees
durable
first
fcaseman
secretary
the
arthriUe
of
the
pat
ees
In
the
Arhvna-Texas
League
ended
his
great
record-breaklitv
sea,,,,
wnJcn
had
proven
one
of
In
1nnn
the
four
games
he
string
of
playing
In
cnsecutlv
lhe
most
,1
since
the
clubs
reflitered
H
itrlke-outs
and
games
without
a
miss
at
S(130.
I
organization
were
reviewed
by
the
t1
nas
n
1thln
one
was
the
first
game
in
which
Uvj
nrealdenL
raerttan
of
ftfflrer
for
ln
th
league
record
of
fifteen
had
-not
played
since
June
1,
1925
when
lhe
was
called
upon
as
a
pinch
hitter
for
Peewee
Wannln-ger.
In
spite
of
Pehrig's
absence
the
"Yankees
swamped
the
Detroit
'Timers
toy
a
score
of
.22
to
2.
Man
This
is
Carp's
third
season
in
Old
Country
Soccer
English
Leacue,
Third
Division
Newport
County
0,
Southend-Un-Ited
5.
.
professional
baseball.
On
Auust
8.
1930.
Carpentei
came
within
an
ace
of
pitching
c
10-hit
no-run
Tame
against
Prlncr
Rupert.
He
"went
perfect"
until,
with
two
out
in
the
ninth
Inning
Bill
Lambte
dropped
a
hit
ut
Inches
Inside
the
foul
line
In
lefi
field.
Baseball
Standings
Boston
Cincinnati
and
St.
Loult
National
Chicago
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
New
York
m
s
ar.o
-
-
",r,
mt
Learue
W.
the
showing
of
colored
movinir
i
PHtsbarf
3
pictures
of
skiers
In
action
on
'I
American
Uague
Mount
Oldfleld
and
aim
of
an
ex-'New
Ya
6
pedltlon
Into
Khatada
Lake
by
'Chtet
courtesy
of
F.
A.
MacCallum.
BosUm
Washington
Detroit
St
Loots
Cleveland
Philadelphia
L
4
4
4
5
5
0
7
8
3
4
3
4
0
6
e
8
A
fifty
eeet
classified
ad.
often
make
y,ou
rnany
doHars.
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