not
MCI
Del
-
Debs
and
Julia
Arthur
Fall
Creations
in
All
Their
Splendor
JUST
ARRIVED
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rKINCK
HLTEKT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afterrvon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
Paid
to
advance,
per
week
Paid
In
adrance,
per
month
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
paid
In
adrance
By
mail
to
aM
other
countries,
per
year
:
Classified
advertising,
per
word,
per
Insertion
.
Loral
readers,
per
line,
per
Insertion
'Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
News
Department
Telephone
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
98
3jOO
SOU
02
.25
Friday.
September
22,
1939.
miTODIAIS
DR.
THOMPSON
RETIRES
Dr.
W.
F.
Thompson,
who
has
retired
as
director
of
Investigations
on
behalf
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
has
done
excellent
work
by
placing
the
Many
fishermen
claimed
that
Dr.
Thompson
would
K
Men
to
reason.
His
one
aim
was
to
preserve
the
fish
and
in
that
he
did
excellent
work.
This
is
admitted
by
all
nut
ne
was
very
stubborn
as
to
the
methods
to
be
employ!.
It
i
possible
that
now
Dr.
Thompson
has
resigned,
there
mav
b
a
chance
in
the
system
of
conservation
sr.
Weather
Forecast
Radio
Sets
i
'
Are
Sealed
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re-
mains.
high
over
British
Columbia
Foreign
Ships
Not
Allowed
To
Op-and
appears
Jow
off
the
Queen
erate
Them
In
United
States
Charlotte
Islands.
The
weather
has
Waters
been
fair
and
warm
throughout
this
.
,
,,,7rr"
province
i
SAN
FRANCISCO,
September
22:
.Instructions
have
been
received
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
to
seal
the
radios
of
all
foreign
Moderate-,
to
fresh
northeast
to
east
vessels
while
In
port.
This
applies
winds,
fair
aud
moderately
warm,
to
all
United
States
ports.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
VsMMntr
Big
Missouri.
JO.
Braiorne.
9.S0.
Csr.boo
Quartz.
1.7S
ak.
Ix-ntonla,
jK4
mil.
.
Fmmev.
JK.
''4
&
Oidd
BeK,
.38.
g"
UrcHrj
Maxot,
JSi.
&
Mia
to.
M.
?
Sottie
Fire.
jM
ask.
Pacin
Nkke
M.
Peitd
OrieUe.
3j63.
Pioneer.
2.15.
Premier.
1.2S
IWdl.
Pr.vateer.
Jti.
Reeve
McDonald,
.40.
Reoo.
.45.
Rene!
Arttngton,
.15
atkl.
Salmon
Gold.
J03.
Sheep
Creek,
1.10.
Cariboo
Hudson,
M.
Oils
A.
P
Con..
SO.
Calmom.
.41.
C.
Ac
E..
2.18
bid).
Freehold.
.03.
Home,
5.70
ask.
'.
.
Pacalta,
.06.
Royal
Canadian,
.IS.
Okalta,
1J7.
Mercury.
.10
lakl.
Prairie
Royalties,
1.
Toronto
Aldermae.
.45.
Beattie.
.90
bk.
ral
Pat,
2.05.
Don
Smelters,
49.00.
East
Walartie,
2.20.
Fernland,
j03.
Francoeur,
20.
h
Lake,
.37.
Hardrock,
1.
Int.
Nickel,
48.25.
Kerr
Addison.
1.69.
Little
Lon?
Lac.
2.50.
Mcleod
Cockshutt.
1.65.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
Zl.
Mackenzie
Red
Lake,
1.07.
Moneta,
.80.
Noranda,
71.75.
Pickle
Crow.
4J5.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.24.
San
Antonio,
1.60.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1
JO.
Stadacona,
29.
Uchi
.71
bld.
Bouscadlllac.
j04.
Mosher
Oklend,
Sfl.
Oklend.
.064.
Smelters
Gokt
.02.
Dominion
Bridge,
41.75.
Chinese
Tea
.And
Sale
Is
Novel
Affair
An
unusual
and
colorful
affair
was
the
tea
and
sale
held
y
ester-
industry
on
a
iennanent
bais
umler
which
the
halibut.
day
afternoon
in
the
social
nar
supervision.
Mrs.
J.
8.
Irvine.
Mrs
Boulter;
recitation.
Sonny
Boulter;
'
tp.
remove
the
hardship
under
which
the
Prince
Runertitap
flance-
Nma
Youngman;
song,
fishermen
claim
thev
have
snffprwl
(Lorraine
Youngman,
and
chorus
PREJUDICING
RECRUITING
A
Canadian
Press
despatch
printed
in
the
Vancouver
Province
of
test
Saturday
tells
of
a
man
being
arrested
in
Toronto
and
Md
on
ten
thousand
dollars
bail
for'making
FnJmentR
1'Vlv
to
orejudice
recruiting.
The
charge
was
laid
under
the
War
Measures
Act,
1939,
passed
at
the
special
season
of
Parliament
held
recently.
We
are
mentioning
this
because
we
do
not
want
any
of
o'?r
friends
to
get
into
trouble.
No
matter
what
their
v'iTT
on
war
or
on
this
particular
war,
they
are
not
at
liberty
to
express
them
if
doing
so
will
interfere
with
re-cruin?
for
the
army
or
navy.
Some
people
forget
that
we
are
at
war.
A.
McDonald
and
Mrs.
M.
T.
were
In
charge
of
the
home
cook
ing
table.
Misses
Orace
Lee,
Peggy
Wong,
Violet
Lee,
Margaret
Lee:
and
Ruby
Mah
were
serviteurs
and
Jone
Lee
was
cashier.
A
fine
musical
program
offered
during
the
afternoon
included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
R.
O.
Large,
ac-t
eompanied
by
Miss
8wanna
Olof-'
son;
piano
solo
by
Miss
Pat
Mc-j
Clymont;
Vocal
solo
by
Mis
Marie
Lock,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
H.
T.
was
also
present.
cific.
Halibut
Sales
Masonic,
Royal.
Foremost,
Booth.
American
33,000,
9.6c
and
6c,
J
40,000,
9c
and
6c,
Pacific.
33,000,
9.5c
and
6c,
Pa
Canadian
LbU
N.,
33.000.
ic
and
5c,
Henry
Tolmie
Of
Victoria
Dies
VICTORIA,
September
22:
(CP)
Henry
Work
Tolmie,
aged
82,
fifth
and
last
surviving
son
of
the
late
Dr.
William
Fraser
Tolmie,
British
Colombia
pioneer,
and
brother
of
the
late
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie,
died
here
yesterday.
.TBt
DAH.T
RZW1
Friday
8e
ISTARRING
HURLERS
CINCINNATI.
Sept.
22
CP
-
Hivkv
U'altMx
s,.rt
Paul
Dent-
ae
(New
York
3,'
Chlcaso
.
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
8.
Boston
4-0,
Pittsburg
6-7.
Brooklyn
5.
St
Louis
(
American
League
Chicago
2,
New
York
5.
St
Louis
2,
Boston
6.
Cleveland
6,
Washington
3.
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
6.
Games
scheduled
for
Uxlay
as
follows:
Cincinnati
..
.
St
Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
New
York
.
Plttsburs
Boston
Philadelphia
Americaa
New
York
Boston
..t
aevelarid
-
.
i
Detroit
.1
...
8
U
79
74
70
67
58
45
League
u.
103
84
80
5
81
74
Waihlngton
63
Philadelphia
53
St
Louis
54
57
67
66
71
76
81
8S
41
102
fisheries
may
last
for
all
time,
provided
it
is
properly
reg-
tors
of
First
united
church
as
a
Olrkf
I4inenn
Tc
U
la
tl
jbenefU
for
Chinese
wax
sufferers.
vlUI
IluIloUIl
IS
Dr.
Thompson,
when
he
commenced
his
work,
set
out
felJ?,
I?1
to
KaCk
Ro
At
ta8t
T70
of
to
fUldr
the
life
history
of
the
haMbot
about
which
little
KSS
Z
r0m
was
men
Known,
lie
iounu
inai
me
eegs
were
iaia
in
ineiserritears
and
others,
in
addition
open
sea
where
they
hatched
and
drifted
out
to
sea
but)
to
the
regulation
refieshments.
tea
nat
very
far
and
verv
soon
they
settled
to
the
bottom
'
"-"f1
the
Chinese
j
measure
of
patronage
and
the
fin-
travellei
far.
He
established
that
there
was
little
inter-
anciai
proceeds
were
satisfactory
,
it..
i
i
i
i
i
...
i"uiununH3tuiiii
utavern
uie
variuua
iraiiKS
ami
ne
auviseti1
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky
and
Mrs.
the
Lommission
to
legislate
separately
for
each
colony
or
or
ffroup
of
colonies.
While
this
worked
out
well
for
the
oerwtuation
of
the
fish,
it
is
claimed
that
it
worked
a
hardship
on
the
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
in
that
it
cut
their
fishinsr
season
short
while
the
bigger
American
boats
were
able
to
fish
at
the
western
banks,
a
long
way
from
home.
Local
.Member
Returns
To
Sml-thers
After
Attending
Parliamentary
War
Session
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
returned
to
Smlthers
yesterday
af-
T.
Petroff
gave
the
affair
general
lfr
,Ltte,nd;"g1the
of
ses
sion
Parliament
at
Ottawa.
Shortly
he
Is
expected
to
be
In
the
city.
Lock;
military
dance.
Miss
Marie
FOR
SALE
Approximately
fou.
by
Janet
Wong.
Teresa
Wong,
Bet-!
ty
Wong
and
Bessie
Lee.
1
Master
of
ceremonies
was
Ben
Lee.
I
CltssinED
FOR
SALE
acres
including
cottage
and
contents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Eneroth,
Oona
River
$225
Cach.
Ofndal
Administrator,
Norman
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tf.
Rev.
J.
c.
Jackson
spoke
brief-TOB
SALE-Fumlture
etc,
of
four-
and
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
AJdl
room
Pneni.
suite
i,
aieeie
!
BIk.
Inquire
3-9
pjn.
HELP
WANTED
FOR
KENT
(223)
CHEAP
Chesterfield
only,
Iron
Bed,
coll
spring
and
mattress.
Phone
Red
980.
223)
ORDERLY
Wanted.
Apply
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
mornings,
tf.
FOR
RENT
November
1.
Premises
j
now
occupied
by
Boston
Cafe.1
Phone
14.
tf
FOR
RENT
5-room
flat,
reasonable.
Apply
733
5th
Ave.
West.
(223)
Rusincss
Opportunities
GOOD
opportunity
for
the
right
party
to
buy,
lease
or
rent
going
confectionery
business
or
rent
store
next
CP.
R.
Office.
Apply
P.
O,
Box
253.
(226)
nrrrs
or
mustdent
CstMs4
'tnm
Pmg
Ooe
Ur.ust.
RMk
pMfTC
Mi
mtkM
Otm:
tw&re
tsaa
got.
strong
as
stel
Se
iwuJsA
r
Waiters
xtered
hi
tweniy-sutto
5
victory
of
the
seaau
as
the
Refe
over
the
to-ry
PhiUes
Wtioesay
thtffc
3M
VMUrAk
TViriM-T
wm
X
And
yrtm
Nul
m
;rtsu
Iter
wwni
m
wmi
tbss.-
sM
earrv
abr
any-Mti
aw
sutler
f
'ft--"
j
urrmauy
3
for
hts
vwtniy
tttwd
rtetm?
-
WwjW
Uooa!
Lngae-
irYln
at
ira&tt-
tgmtm
t
tft
wty
i
rtsJ-
shlp
over
the
St
Lewis
Crri
Ann
FvmMk
5iwi
f
fee
who
m-ete
winniMg
OTer
th
Cbwak
Cjmb
9aflt
i
m
u
ke-p
Ija
DudsT
WeJf-JKL.y
a(
C
Je
ht
IMK
iwtoim
the
Tnumiay.
Joe
Mdwt-tf
vi-
itutwii
T
tt
asms
msbarv
tagger
won
the
gaJe
yMMc-Jagr
in
'iWMfciiMtow
i
the
for
the
Cards.
i
aai
eurv
pma
6f
In
tlr
'American
Lrasrae
Ure
w
Omii
Bn
New
York
Yankee,
b-r
wlttato
taki
mm!
Ftaaer
an4
a
sa
h!-h
'from
thr
Crdcsto
White
Sox.
ImM
vOi
kad
Cn.t
1
Sta:r
-..rr
their
leadership
of
etfhteea
Ml
war
Cae
Berlin
nevsper
df
games
over
BiAton
Red
Sox
win
fervbrd
tfc
jpeettd
aetm
of
Ox.-won
from
St.
Louis
Browns
Oere-
-its
as
the
moat
unportan;
i
:.:
land
Indians
won
over
Washing-
since
the
outbreak
.i
wr
tton
Senators
and
held
third
place
'ahead
of
the
White
Sox.
,
Yesterday's
Big
Leame
wArec
National
League
HEAT
WAVE
CONTINUES
.Fifty-live
Persons
!ead
A
Hesutt
Of
Exres-ive
Temperature
In
;
California
LOS
ANGELES.
September
22
California's
heat
wave
continued
are
yesterday
with
little
sign
of
let
up
running
only
about
one
degree
National
League
Chicago
at
St
lower
than
the
day
.
previous
Loutt.
Pittsburg
at
Cincinnati
nfty-ftve
death-
are
attributed
to
American
Le&ge
-
Detroit
at
the
heat,
forty-five
in
Southern
Cleveland.
Philadelphia
at
Boston.
California
and
ten
in
the
San
The
league
stands
to
date:
Francisco
Bay
region.
National
Lea
roe
There
were
thousands
of
pros-
W.
L.
L.
Pet
tratkns.
820
los
Angetes
recorded
loo
above,
(01
Santa
Monica.
105.
and
Sn
Diego.
5jj
104.
In
Sam
Francl-co
98
was
re-1
529
corded
and
Oakland
had
an
all1
40-
time
hhh
of
NHS.
A
rin
of!
4439
cloudburst
proportions
but
evening'
417
m
un
Angetes
and
iiirtrrwood:nu,t(.r
22i
brought
Mttte-
relief
There
Js
a
shortage
af
milk
and
cream
owing
to
the
hot
weather
83
demand
lee
cream.
bwUennilk.
552
foil
drink
and
beer
supplies
are
53
brim
hard
prewd.
M9
.426
.366
287
California
State
Trying
To
Rais
Thirteen
Million
SACRAMENTO.
September
2:
-
f
Where
to
raise
thirteen
million
dollars
in
a
hurry
to
meet
necessary
expenditures
priding
collection
of
taxes.
Is
the
problem
facing
the
state
government
Banks
and
bonding
houses
are
not
interested
tn
stale
warrants.
Dally
advertiatnt.
m
the
Dallj
News
Is
sure
to
bring
dally
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
'JET'
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
tht
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
tbt
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
STOVE
POLISH
Cleam
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
IJ.C.
Stores
CENTRAL
HOTEL'
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
RI.ACR
Th
s
dvef
iemer.t
$
not
pubKihed
or
lie,
ayed
:'.?
j
"Control
Board
or
by
th
Government
of
Br
f
ih
j.-":
j
SUBMARINE
OFF
COAST?
Of
Fsritrment
In
City
I
This
Mrnlnt
Wbale
On
Utandt
The
report
uf
a
submarine
being
rrprtfti
off
the
roast
of
Atatka
rauvd
a
flurry
f
excile-ment
lhl
morning.
Pies
reports
attribute
t
FresMent
Franklin
D.
llomevelt
the
Intimation
that
submarines,
not
Aracticaii
have
been
sight-eil
lying
off
the
nritith
OlumbLa
rat
near
the
Alaka
boundary
and
of
Ihnton
on
the
ttUau
cat
On
the
(uecn
Cha.41
I
and
thrf
tightint
of
a
hiW
m
the
Wet
Cat
citWs
IIsUa.
thlt
keinc
temporar.
t
nhuta
for
a
German
vubmarbr
Il
it
evident
t':'..
the
i
tmrtante
of
thh
part
ci
ur
raM
h
reeotnwca
17
mc
e
fence
department
t-1
f-'
stepn
have
been
lain
U
rsiri
axaimt
interff
rent
f
t.':J
hlv
ping.
CARD
OF
TH
ANKS
The
Cbtoest
Y
soeiatioa
4h
who
contribute
the
CMnese
be-'
'
'
MacKpnzie
s
Furniture
TABLES
.
1
.
2
l(iio
Table-
Cheat
erf
ictd
Tables
End
Table
Tea
Tatlc-Coffee
Tables
t)traional
Tables
I
led
room
I'tility
Tail
Out
3-Way
Smoker
PHONE
775
FALL
BOOKS
that
YOU
can
read
Farly
September
noks
Include
the
Following
Now
Cinolatlnf
In
Prince
Rupert
The
Grape
or
Wroth
s1
2
Adrenures
of
a
Young
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