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Bureau
of
Circulations
MUST
CIET
USED
TO
IT
IVople
in
Prince
Rupert
as
in
other
parts
of
thd
world
must
accustom
themselves
to
many
changes
that
are
lai;-
ing
place
and
otheis
that
are
likely
to
take
place.
We
are
tirinu
person
can
tell
w
hei
e
it
will
lead.
Many
people
think
they
know,
but
they
don't.
All
they
do
is
to
guess.
It
is
not
only
in
Canada
that
changes
are
taking-place
What
is
true
here
is
true
in
almost
all
countries
to
ft
.greater
or
lesser
degree.
Even
in
the
totalitarian
states
the
people
seem
to
be
acquiescnt
but
they
ar
still
thing-
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HOTEL
j.h.
bulger
ROOMS
and
CAFE
nfl-.
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51
For
Best
Household
VpiOlTieiri8t
MRS.
CC'bLACK
Royal
Bank
Bid,.
'SPORT
ORGANIZE
IMPROVING
SOFTBALL
SWIM
POOL
captains.
Teams
arc
already
definitely
entered
by
GrOtto
and
32
TaxL
Acropolis
Hill
Is
expected
to
provide
a
third
and
there
will
be
one
If
not
two
more
teams.
Entries
arc
to
be
In
by
May
10.
Games
will
be
nlaved
at
the
Clvro
Cwk.
Ball
Park.
Sixth
Avenue
and
Mr-1
Bride
Street
The
plan
is
to
have
seven-inning
double-headers
two
evening
a
week.
During
the
season.
In
addition
to
the
Senior
League
schedule.
It
Is
expected
to
have
some
lnter-town
competition.
Caey
Vlnk
has
put
up
a
cup
for
city
championship
and
W.
F.
Stone
J
for
"Northern
British
Columbia'
championship.
PAPER
TOWN
ORGANIZING
FOR
SPORTS
Active
Season
Under
Able
Leader-ship
Is
Anticipated
tooklnr
Thursday.
May
4,
1939.
Torward
To
Football
With
rnnce
uuperi
UKliMAPil
AMI
rhALh
There
Is
much
activity
these
If
ic
iifcf
nnccihlo
tW
thn
ininf
oFfnrta
of
Hprm.nnv'-days
in
the
way
of
athletic
or
and
Groat
Britain
and
France
may
result
in
more
or
tapirSTJ?
S2?
Z2EZ
of
a
permanent
peace
in
Europe.
It
is
curious
to
see
uer-
-with
the
paper
mm
running
only
many
working
for
peace
after
being
the
stormy
petrel
df
five
days
a
week,
there
is
more
Europe
for
years.
All
Germany
wants
is
to
shut
off
as
time
than
usual
for
sporting
acti-
(
many
nations
as
possible
from
possible
interference
while
successful
"
m
ail
she
continues
her
policy
of
carving
up
Europe.
She
much
"SS
ve
"Can
Lis
flrefers
to
do
the
cai-ving
Without
having
to
'fight.
'Athletic
Association,
major
sports
organization
of
the
community,
was
indicated
by
the
-size
of
the'
attendance
of
representatives
ot
affiliated
clubs
soccer,
softball,
Daseoau
ana
tmkcibaii.
The
re
president,
P.
Frattlnger
getting
used
to
new
ideas
of
government
such
as
compill-
spoke
of
the
good
work
done
by
sory
marketing
and
wheat
bonusing
and
there
is
no
tell-
a11
tne
c,ubs-
Baiketbaii
had
had
ing
where
these
changes
may
land
us.
It
is
useless
i.
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Much
credit
was
due
Itay
-Burse
wunyuvei
ii-ui
uj
leei
uim
uw
coimicy
is
going
iu
.iii
for
his
td
work
with
the
Junloi
dogs.
As
has
been
said
by
Bruce
Hutchison
tnd
other
basketball
niayen,
in
their
first
we
are
in
the
midst
of
a
great
revolution
in
which
change?
ea.on.
The
election
of
officers
o'l
enmp
thick
-niu
fust
nm
nnt
ovon
iho
mnat
mil
rrhtonr.
me
-weean
i
ai
Ainieiw
mvjcia
lion
resulted,
as
follows:
Honorary
Pn-sldent,
It.
Yoimg.
President.
Jack
MaUthan.
Vira-Pn'sident.
W.
Green.
Secretary,
N.
Compton.
Treasurer,
C.
N.
Langdale.
-ing'ui
tne
ipusi,
me
preseni
anu
me
liuure
anu
maKinj;
jmiior
Athletic
comparisons
and
they
will
have
something
to
say
before
ocean
Fails.
jwas
acquitted,
II.
R.
A
move
Is
on
foot
to
nnonsnr
al
Association
at
long.
The
danger
is
that
driven
forward
by
the
sniht
ot
-Pooibaii
change,
masses
of
,
people
will
do
many
foolish
things
!,
l'S.T1'"8.
0,rth'
wKidhAvillt
the
dlock1
back
and
prevent
orderly
'develop-
ZTTrunTl
rilPllt.
tf;atn
lfaKue-Celtlcs,
Itaneers
and
1
Shamrocks.
Outside
competition
SUSCEPTIBILITIES
"
T,lh
Pr,nce
nfi
nnd
'
'Coola
Is
a
rr
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-anticipated
during
th?
A
Japanese
newspaper
tells
that
it
was
planned
to
geasr.n.
t
send
the
Takarazuka
girls
on
a
theatrical
tour
of
the
Un-
The
Football
Association
elected
Ited
'States
and
included
in
their
repertoire
was
the
lrive
officers
as
follows:
tftoi-y
of
Townsend
Harris,
the
first
foreign
consul
to
be.
i!,,i:JE-
:Barc,aV-.posted
'in
Japan.
It
-seems
that
Mr.
Harris,
being-cut
bff
SSSS
c
l
from
the
rest
of
his
people
for
long
periods,
felt
lonely
so
Wright
ne
iooK
10
live
witn
mm
a
neauuiui
Japanese
'ueisha
girl,1)
uoftbaii
'Dkich'i.
Harris
was
greatly
esteemed
in
Japan
and
his'
'nxt
Japanese
are
returning
to!
act
was
looked
upon
as
a
compliment
to
the
Japanese
ff1,0""
p,a-aL0cean.,.FsiJu
ana'
competition.
Teams
are
being
Unci!
most
popular
Subjects
for
dramatic
illustration.
nip
for
awrr.Ill,
Paper
Makers
and'
But,
the
Americans
objected
to
the
idealization
of
'General
store,
possibly
a
team
win
'their
consul
in
this
manner
and
forbid
the
act.
This
u-ns
w
't
Varrcouver
tor
the
Urltlsh
accepted
by
the
Japanese
who
explained
that
it
was
one
df
St'K!
Tm
u.n
the
Wmcan
susceptibilities
and
suggested
that
It
wafifef
the
5
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suuiv;
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tm;
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anu
ouiiivun
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The
ocean
era
"The
Mikado,"
which,
by
ridiculing
the
Emperor
of-tidn
has
el
ifended
ihe
'susceritihilltips
nf
the
.Tnnnnoco
nonnlo
TW5o-yar
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'folio
follows:
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unuwcu
iu
ire
sung
ur
pmyeu
in
tjapan.
Fdlls
Softball
Assoc!
elected
Officers
for
the
'
President.
O.
McLean.
"Vice-President,
R.
McClelland.
Scdretary-Treosurer,
Collins.
HAD
If
Kit
WITS,
ANVWAY
LONDON,
May
4r
(CP)
Pleading!
absence
of
mind,
a
brilliant
20-1
year-old
girl
student,
charged
with
stealing
a
book
entitled
"Blo-Poli-tlcs"
from
a
Charing
Cross
shop,
J.
Fitzpatrlck,
local
superintendent
for
the
provincial
department
Gamma
Alpha
.
Beta.
....
W.
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2
Old
Country
Soccer
KnjlWh
I.tasue.
Second
tnivMdn
Norwich
City
0.
Plymouth
1.
Third
Leasue,
Southern
Division
Reading
1
.
Ipswich
Town
2.
ilNew
Sport
Ground
Tax
Property
of
public
works.
The
pool
has
already
been
drained.
Boston
Following
the
removal
of
the
st
Louis
stumps,
the
Gyro
Club
will
carr
otndnnall
out
further
improvements
at
Mors
Chicago
Softball
Game
At
High
School
In
the
second
game
of
the
High
School
Softball
League,
Beta
knit
by
a
score
of
6
to
3
to
Gamma
At
Kitwanga
Open
Sold
By
City
Softball
ami
ftaeball
With
Tedar-vale
I'layrd
Lat
Saturday
KITWANGA,
May
A:-
Softball
and
baseball
games
were
played
with
CetierYale
last
Saturday
to
mark
the
opening
of
the
new
score
of
32
to
7.
.
In
an
extra-lnn-""I1
ninr
t
K-
rw,-t.i
iirr
.inn
baseball
game
Kitwanga
Iln-
This
rar
MrHirr
l-st
Nlll
Provincial
(Jovernment
To
.Spciulny
triumphed
over
Celarvale
11
Meets
Kill
Stone
as
President
.
lfl0
Amoving
Stump
Prlui
t0
10.
I
To
Syro
Club
Improvement
In
tlte
evenMfc
there
was
a
Senior
Xeague
Softball
will
be
dance
with
visitors
from
both
played
in
Prince
Rupert
this
sum-
The
provincial
government
lias
Cedervale
and
Woodcock
Including
mer
with
a
'circuit
consisting
of
authorized
the
expenditure
of
up
mim
1.111100
Thompson
and
Miss
four
or
five
teams,
:t
was
decided
at,
to
$400
for
the
removal
of
stumpi
Takla
Fulton
from
Cedarvale
ai.d
an
organisation
meeting
held
latt
from
Morse
Creek
tn
eonnwtlor
Mrs.
William
Little
from
Wood-evening
hi
the
City
Hall.
W
F.
with
Uie
Gyro
Club's
swimming
Stone
was
elected'
president
and
'pool
project
there
me
woric
o:
Joseph
Scdtt.
secretary-treasurer,
fstump
removal
will
be
commencing
The
exerutlve
will
comprise
team!
at
once
under
the
direction
of
E
Baseball
Standings
Brooklyn
PhlfcidrMhta
New
York
-
.
PltUburf..
:-
(American
New
York
!
Boston
Washing,
ton
Camma
Defeats
Alpha
by
Store
Of
Chicago
C
to
5
Detroit
National
league
W.
8
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St.
Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
C
-
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6
5
0
League
L.
4
4
4
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8
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3
4
5
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Being
Shown
Pet.
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Kitty
NUMly
Are
Attendine
Youth
Traloinr
Course
llrinc
Held
Here
This
Week
Very
gratifying
indeed
Is
Ur
(
measure
of
Interest
being
manifested
tn
the
training
course
for
youth
welfare
workers
being
con-lg
ducted
nightly
this
week
at
First
I
Baptist
Church
by
Bert
Flddes
of
Carl
Hubbell.
peerless
southpaw,
Vancouver,
secretary
of
the
Boy
of
the
New
Yor
Olartts
of
the
Na-
Work
Biard
or
"
PtUgtous
Edu-
Itlonal
League,
was
credited
with
ation
Counoll
Irt
British
Columbia
his
nineteenth
consecutive
vlctorv.
Af
naancc
nns
risen
to
aiwiu.
In
two
seasons
and
his
third'
ly
Persons
at
each
meeting
and
straight
In
the
1937
season
when
enthusiasm
!
,partlciilarly
htr,n
the
Giants
defeated
Cincinnati
-mnn-
voulh
of
HlRh
Rchool
age
Reds
7-0
two
years
ago
today.
Mr.
naaes
win
sail
r
rway
nmn:
-..
by
the
Princes
Adelaide
on
his
MISS
fin
i.A
ItoCIIK
COMING
return
to
Vancouver
after
havluj
BOSTON
May
4:
CP
The
been
here
for
the
nasi
wck.
Cinndlnn
author.
Mis
dc
la
flocnc
Tin-
noleomr
nf
th
rours-
foi
wlnv
himf
i-
Diw
In
England,
will
worknr1;
Ivm-
is
rrrcsd
to
h
th
snend
nart
of
Ihe
xrjTlw
and
mm-
formation
nf
some
xurt
.
f
n
cn
mer
at
a
sea'de
rrort
near
hrrc
bolv
lij
rllrwit
vouth
work
'
:md
Is
expected
to
visit
'Canada
lat-
'ipec
P'"
?
tn
wide
s-her
of
er
on.
year
around
activities
THE
ANNITAI.
SELF
-
DENIAL
EFFORT
May
l
to
May
20
In
Aid
of
Our
World-Wide
Social
Service
When
Called
on
Please
Give
Liberally
To
the
Service
That
Succeeds
SOUTH
TO
VANCOUVER!
calling
at
OCEAN
TALIS
and
POWELL
RIVER
Steamer
leaven
Prince
"Rupert
evcrj
THURSDAY,
11.15
p.m.
Trains
leave
Prince
Kupcrt
for
tlic
East
Monday,
Wednenday,
Friday,
6
p.m.
AIR-CONDITIONED
SLEEPING
CAR
For
fares,
etc.,
call
or
write
City
Ticket
Office,
GIG
3rd
Avt.k
V
l7-f!
Tramfrri
Authorized
by
dinner
In
Session
ThN
i
5&4
4T3
The
third
Inning
proved
disastrous
;
.
.
.
for
Beta
as
Oamma
scored
fife
Jlgoro
Kano.
78.
Japan?
dele-
runs.
In
the
fifth
Inning
BeUigate
to
live
Intmattenal
Olympic
made
three
runs
In
the
fifth
lnn-imeetlng
In
Cairo,
died
on
the
lin
ing
ueta
maae
tnree
runs
ana.
in
r
Illkawa
Maru
while
returning
Ihe
sixth.
Gamma
added
IU
rinal
'Japan,
detinated
as
the
venue
of
run-
la
Janan
one
yew
ago
yesterday
The
batteries
were:
,
the
1940
Olympics
reHnqulthed
the
Gamma.
lObb
and
OirUtlan.
games
to
Finland
because
military
Beta.
Tobcy.
Klhara
and
Hop-
campaigning
In
China
was
en-
kins,
lorosslns
her
attention
and
rr
The
umpire
was
O.
H.
Leigh.
sources,
and
the
score-keeper,
John
Oood.
.
2T
T
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IMuch
Interest
ins.
I
City
Commissioner
as
a
W.
J.
A
ball
grounds.
In
sdftball
Cedar-
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