PAGE
TWO
the
Daily
tntwa
Campacs
This
is
the
last
word
in
summer
shoes
for
men,
hoys,
youths
and
children.
(Guaranteed
longer
wear
and
priced
DAILY
EDITION
From
$1.25
10
$2.50
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Agents
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and
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SHOES
PENMAN'S
HOSIERY
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
Monday.
June
27.
1939.
(
LEADERSHIP
AND
ELECTION
There
seems
to
be
little
doubt
that
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
seriously
considering
retiring
from
active
politics.
Statements
similar
to
this
were
once
made
about
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
but,
when
Mr.
Bennett
discovered
that
it
was
suggested
that
Hon.
H.
H.
Steven
might
succeed
him,
he
promptly
withdrew
his
resignation
ELIO'S
5th.
Anniversary
Sale
The
Talk
Of
The
Town
New
Goods
Arrive
Daily
Every
piece
of
furniture
plainly
marked
with
the
price
down
to
the
limit
Truly
the
Talk
of
the
Town
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue
Thone
Green
91S
KETCHIKAN,
THO
OUTPUT,
TAKES
TWO
GAMES
FROM
RUPERT
IN
BALL
SERIES
I
Ketchikan
won
second
and
third
games
of
the
international
baseball
series
from
Prince
Iiupert,
the
score
Saturday
evening
being
7
to
G
and
Sunday
afternoon
11
to
S.
The
Saturday
game
was
called
at
the
end
of
the
1
i
i.
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v..
if.ir.i
fi
i
;
o.
...
j..
The
third
brought
four
more
runs
for
Ketchikan
when
Letour-neau
lost
control
after
Dido
Gur-vlch
retired
on
account
of
a
sore
finger,
Alex
Mitchell
going
behind
the
plate
and
Oeorge
Howe
taking
over
the
key
sack
with
Letoumeau
going
to
left
field.
Mclsaac's
got
first
on
Wlndle's
error.
Jones
and
Smith
20
i.
free
passes
on
bases
on
balls.
Bauer
was
hit
with
a
pitched
ball
on
the
side
of
the
head
with
a
thud
that
could
be
heard
all
over
the
Held
and
was
knocked
out
cold.
On
reviving,
however,
he
took
first,
Mc
Isaacs
being
forced
in.
With
bases
loaded,
Helland
flew
out
to
third.
Then
Davis
was
walked,
forcing
Jones.
Then
SUIes
was
sent
into
the
box
to
be
touched
by
Wilson
for
a
safe
hit
to
centre
field
which
scored
Smith
and
Bauer.
Miller
filed
out
to
Johnson
and
Solnder
fanned.
The
fourth,
yielding
four
runs,
was
Prince
Rupert's
big
Inning.
Howe
hit
safe
into
left
field.
Stiles
was
out
at
first
after
a
nice
stop
by
Davis
at
second.
Simon'
sen's
safe
hit
to
right
field
scored
Howe.
Johnson
hit
a
single
to
right
and
Simonsen
advanced
to
third.
Here
Helland
was
yanked
In
favor
of
Hume
while
Pat
Haga
wara
took
over
from
Miller
In
right
field.
Mitchell
bunted
and
Simonsen
scored
on
a
close
cali
Windie
nted
out
to
short.
Lind.
say's
two-bagger
scored
Johnson
and
Mitchell.
Comadlna
and
Le
tourneau
were
walked
to
load
the
bases
but
Howe
dropped
an
ea3
one
Into
centre
field.
From
the
fourth
on
it
was
a
pretty
tight
ball
game
with
only
one
more
run
by
Prince
Rupert
In
the
sixth
Lindsay's
home
run
with
none
on
alter
Windie
had
filed
out
to
centre.
Following
the
home
run
Comadlna
fanned,
.Le.
tourneau
was
walked
and
I
owe
singled
to
right
but
Stiles
was
out,
Eastham
to
first
Se'6re
by
Innings:
12345.G1T
Ketchikan-
0
3
4
0.0
0
07
Prince
Rupert
J
0
0
4
0
1
05
Ketchikan
Miller
rf.,
(relieved
by
Haglwara
In
fourth),
Spinder
cf.,
Mclssacs
3b.,
Jones
c,
Smith
If
.
Bauer
ss.,
Helland
p.,
(relieved
by
Hume),
Davis
2b.,
Wilson
lb,
scored
Miller..
Hume
fried
out
to
Howe.
Wilson,
now
playing
tor
'SUdman.
was
out.
pitcher
to
lint
,Bplnder
filed
out
to
Howe.
Prince
Ruperts
hopes
were
renewed
In
the
eighth
with
three
tiun&
Mitchell
mad
an
infield
hit
,and
went
to
third
on
Windie
s
safety
U
left
field.
Bauer
was
now
'ct
for
Eastham.
Lindsay
sot
i
t
i
o
i
r
i
c
c:
pitching
fSeven
Inning
Encounter
on
Saturday
Ends
Seven
to
hix
far
s
SfCond
whfn
Bauer
made
I
Ton
Tnnmirc
On
GJnnrlnv
ii
11.R
Pnntif
.
.iu
ri.
tt.hll
inH
Windie
scoring.
Bury
was
out.
third
to
first.
After
Lindsay
had
stolen
home.
Comadlna
was
hit
by
the
pitcher.
Howe
made
a
safe
hit
to
right.
Comadlna
taking
sec
ond
Simonsen
got
first
on
a
sec
,
seventh
inning
on
account
of
darkness.
Sunday's
gamelond
baseman's
tumble
but
John-went
tpn
innincrc
tr
ainrn
nt
tli
onil
nf
Mm
ninth
hnvmrr.son.
with
sacks
crowded,
filed
out
leen
even
at
eight
all
Ketchikan
fielding
play
was
the
most
effective,
although
errors
were
plenty
oh
both
sides,
and
the
visitors
were
entitled
to
win.
Jack
Undsay,
for
Prince
Rupert,
was
the
Ditching
star
of
the
series
and.
in
to
Bauer
fhe
ninth
saw
Prince
Rupert
score
the
tying
run.
Alex
Mitchell
ted
off
with
a
two-bagger
Into
left
to
make
amend
for
some
of
hi
i
addition,
made
a
name
for
himself
at
bat
bv
hitting
a
two-!
bad
field
work,
windie
was
out
bagger
to
aeeount
for
two
runs
and
poling
out
a
home's"?"10
first
Unuay
fanneov
run
iii
th
3,,v,W
.r.,
i;k
.,l
With
Bury
up.
Ultehelt
led-
off
-
J
b
y.
umuiiuumuj
frQm
ytf
and
Bau.
tried
to
I
tor
the
home
team,
no
one
on
board.
The
series
resume.
tn
him
at
third
but
Mclsaac
I
at
Ketchikan
next
Week.
propped
K
and
Alex
then,nred
I
Saturday
Game
Sunday
Aftprnnnn
m
a
bowery
tenth
inning
ki
j
j
'chlkan
wM
the
game
as
a
result
Outhitting
the
Alaskans
ten
to
Again
on
Sunday
afternoon
0f
a
bad
series
of
errors.
Jones
got
nve.
u
was
tou?h
for
Rupert
to
rrince
Kupert
oulhtt
Ketchikan,
second
on
a
centre
field
fumble,
lose
Saturday
nights
game
seren
this
time
fifteen
to
eight.
Costly
smith
hit
to
right
fleW.
Jones
go-
'to
six.
The
error
count
for
the
.errors
In
the
tenth
inning
were
ng
to
third.
Hume
sacrificed
and
locau
was
lour
and
for
Ketchikan
largely
resporulbw
for
the
11
to
8
scored
Jones.
Wilson
was
safe
when
three.
Ketchikan
used
three
pitch-
outcome
against
the
locals.
Each
Howe
dropped
It
and
8mlth
scored
ers
Oay
Helland
for
the
first
two
side
made
eight
errors.
Eddie
gtUes
went
In
to
pitch
for
Rupert
and
part
of
the
third
Innings.
Ed-
Hume
was
starting
pitcher
for
Howe
let
another
go
through
and
die
Hume
for
part
of
.
the
third
Ketchikan,
being
relieved
In
th?
Spinder
got
first
with
Wilson
scor-
and
the
fourth
and
Bill
Eastham
third
by
Eastham
who
made
way
jng.
Mclsaac
got
to
first
on
a
he
of
the
mechanical
man
action
for
Bauer
In
the
seventh.
John
grounder
With
Bauer
up.
Benny
the
last
three.
Prince
Rupert
used
Schroeder
started
for
Prince
Run-'
windie
tagged
Spinder
and
the
anore
Leiourneau
on
tne
mound
en
out
Ketcmxan
naa
no
aiiri
1
inning
was
over
unui
me
tnira
inning
wnen
vto
cuuy
in
connecting
wiin
nim
ana
got
himself
in
a
jam
by
Issuing
Jackie
Lindsay,
who
had
won
the
three
walks.
Sonny
Stiles
then
opening
game
of
the
series,
was
taking
up
the
pitching
burden,
'sent
onto
the
mound
In
the
see-
Prince
Rupert
opened
the
count
ond
and.
except
for
the
seventh.
anu
ueciueu
iu
carry
un
iui
a
jcai
ui
iku
omiuu-
kih..u
"u
4inr
umu
""ithrowg
xhus
ended
the
same
Should
be
decided
that
Hon.
Mitchell
Hepburn
is
to
SUC-i"
-made
a
two
bagger.
Johnson
j
tenth.
Sonny
SUlea
finishing
up
,
,
,
ceed
Mr.
Kimr.
it
is
probable
that
Mr.
King
will
decide
---
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"7.
1
"J!
l
2
3
4
3
i
io-t
stay
with"
the
party
until
after
the
election.
It
will
be
judged
from
this
that
Mr.
King
does
not
love
Mr.
Hepburn
and
it
has
been
publicly
stated
that
Mr.
Hepburn
is
after
the
scalp
of
the
Liberal
leader,
and,
in
fact,
has
been
after
it
for
some
time
past.
Mitchell
Henburn
will
undoubtedly
he
a
candidate
for
the
nosition
of
chief
adviser
to
His
Majesty
in
Canada
and
he
mav
succeed
Mr.
King
in
that
high
office.
Others
who
may
be
chosen
by
the
Liberal
party
to
lead
them
in
clude
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner
of
Saskatchewan
wno
stands
well
at
Ottawa
and
also
is
a
friend
of
Mr.
Hepburn.
Out
side
of
Mr.
Hepburn
himself,
he
seems
to
have
the
best
chance
of
beinir
chosen.
Others
in
the
running
may
be
Hon.
C.
D.
Howe,
minister
of
railways
and
Hon.
Norman
Rogers,
minister
of
labor.
Right
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe
urill
not
toL-n
ilia
nncitirm
mf1
TTnn
Phnrlps
Dunninp-'sl
t.
health
is
not
good
enough
to
enable
him
to
tackle
it.
One
reason
for
choosing
Mr.
Hepburn
or
Mr.
Gardiner,
especially
the
former,
is
that
the
Ontario
rebellion
wil'
be
at
an
end
and
there
is
more
likely
to
be
support
from
the
governing
faction
in
the
province
of
Quebec.
Premier
Duplessis
has
boasted
that
he
controls
thirty
seats
in
Quebec
but
they
are
not
Conservative
seatr.
even
though
Du-nlessif
was
formerly
a
Conservative.
If
the
statement
is
correct,
they
certainly
could
be
secured
for
Hepburn.
Hen-biirn
coukLalso
carry
Ontario.
The
west
would
probablv
divide
about
evenly
or
possibly
give
a
slight
majority
to
various
opposition
groups.
Mr.
Hepburn
looks
like
a
winner
if
he
is
chosen
for
the
position.
He
has
a
magnetic
personality,
is
a
han'
fighter
and
splendid
stump
orator
and
has
a
very
stronp
appeal
to
the
masses
of
the
electors
in
spite
of
his
alliance
with
the
Ouebee
leader.
Mr.
Gardiner
also
would
have
s
good
chance
of
winning
with
the
support
of
the
Ontario
and
Quebec
Liberals
and
he
might
even
be
stronger
than
"Mitch."
If
Mr.
Kmcr
announces
that
he
is
resigning
immediately
when
he
makes
his
anniversary
speech
in
August,
it
seems
hardly
likely
that
an
election
can
be
held
this
year
but
should
he
decide
to
lead
the
party
past
the
election
it
may
very
well
take
place
in
October
or
November.
We
expect
no
election
this
year
but
we
may
be
wrong.
It
is
all
iiw
to
Mr.
King
and
he
seems
to
be
keeping
his
own
counsel.
first.
Mitchell
grounding
out
to
fielding
by
Minor
Simonsen
.
in
the
first
and
another
error
by
Mc-.
centre
bushes.
He
made
some
nice
Isaac
letting
Windie
on
first
and
scoring
Simonsen.
SUH
another
er
ror
by
Bauer
save
Lindsay
passage
to
first
base
but
Comadlna
hit
Into
a
double
play,
pitcher
to
catcher
to
first
base.
matches.
In
the
first
Inning
Ketchikan
nade
two
runs.
Stedman
walked.
Spinder
sent
a
good
hit
into
right
field.
Mclsaac
hit
safety
to
left
field
after
Stedman.
who
had
Ketchikan
scored
three
In
the
htolen
third,
scored.
Eastham
bunt-
Stiles
grounded
out
to
first
base
Comadlna
hit
safely
to
right.
Howe
filed
out
to
Melsaac.
Comadlna
was
finaHy
out
at
the
plate
after
Ketchikan
2
1
0
0
1
0
3
1
0
3-11
Pr
Rupert
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Starting
line-ups:
Ketchikan
Stedman
2b-.
8puul-er
ct..
Mcltaac
3b..
Eastham
tb
uauer
ss.
Miller
rr..
Jones
c,
Smith
If..
Hume
p.
Prince
Rupert
Simonsen
ef..
Jon
n
son
ss..
Mitchell
20.
and
e
second.
Smith
struck
out.
Bauer's
ed
out
and
.scored
Spinder.
Miller
Iwindle
3b.!
Undsay
It.,
and
Infield
hit
was
nearly
stopped
by
Mitchell
but
'
ft
was
a,
hard
on;
Helland
walked.
Davis
was
out
third
to
first.
Wilson
got
first
base
when
Johnson
dropped
the
ball,
Bauer
scoring.
Miller's
lusty
two
bagger
scored
Helland
Wilson
Spinder
was
out,
pitcher
to
first
wi
.anon
w
iiro.
Burv
rf
8U,M
,
ourTtch
c
In
the
second
Jones
made
a
hit1
Howe
2b.
and
rf..
Schroeder
p
to
right
field
and
got
third
when
I
(first
Inning
i.
mmaaina
lei
it
tnrougn
his
legs.
Umpires
were
Stan
Morln
and
undsay
started
pitching
fpr
Rup-j-rll
Mast.
ert
and
Smith
was
out
at
first,'
ones
scoria?.
Hume
filed
out
to!
Windie
and
Stedman
was
tossec
Mtis
Rlt
Stramdahl.
who
has
out
at
first.
.been
on
a
visit
to
Ketchikan.
re-
Prince
Rupert
got
Its
first
rm.
in
the
second.
Lindsay
hit
safely
over
second
and
Bury
got
to
first
when
Stedman
picked
up
a
fast
I
roller
and
tossed
Lindsay
out
at
second,
stiles
got
to
first
when
Bauer
made
a
nice
pick-up,
only
to
have
It
dropped
at
first.
Bury
being
sate
on
second.
Ourvleh
fanned
and
Howe
was
safe
when
Bauer
tumbled.
Simonsen
walked
and
bases
were
full.
After
Bury
had
stolen
home,
Johnson
was
out.
second
to
first.
turned
to
the
elty
from
the
notth
on
the
Princess
LouU
Saturday
af
ternoon.
Oilbert
Campbell
returned
on
the
Calala
last
night
from
a
trip
as
far
as
Wathlngton.
D.C.
and
New
York,
returning
by
way
of
Montreal
and
the
Oreat
Lakes.
Thomas
Elliott,
who
engages
In
trapping
In
the
Stlklne
River
coun
try
In
the
winter
and
fishes
out
of
Prince
Ruoert
In
the
summer.
ar-6
In
the
filth
for
Ketchikan
Smith
J
rlTtd
the
elty
from
the
north
was
walked.
Hume
fanned.
Stelon
the
Princes
Louise
Saturday
man
hit
to
short
lefL
Spinder
got
afternoon,
first
and
Smith
scored
when
I
"
Mitchell
let
the
ball
through
bis
.egs.
Mclsaacs.
fanned
and
East-1
Keep
up
to
date
AdTf.te
regit-ham
was
out,
second
to
first.
1
larly
Both
Ketchikan
and
Prince
""p-
ett
scored
thrice
In
the
seventh.
1
uume
maae
an
mneu
nit
nar
second.
Jones
got
first
when
Mitchell
let
another
through,
Hume
going
to
third.
Spinder
singled
to
crowd
the
bags.
Mclsaac's
single
scored
Hume
and
Jones.
Eastham's
sacrifice
scored
Spinder.
Bauer
filed
out
to
Bury
and
Mclsaac's
was
tagged
out
while
trying
to
steal
home.
The
decision
caused
a
dispute
with
the
umpire.
Stan
Morln
choosing
to
argue
instead
of
telling
them
to
play
ball.
For
Prince
Rupert
In
the
sev
enth
Lindsay
filed
out
to
centre.
Bury
hit
safety
into
left
Stiles
drove
hard
to
centre
and
Bury
went
to
second.
Comadlna.
batting
for
Ourvleh,
filed
out
to
second.
George
Howe's
two-bagger,
which
looked
almost
like
a
foul
on
the
third
base
line,
scored
Bury.
Sim
onsen's
safe
hit
to
right
brought
In
Stiles
and
Howe.
Bauer
made
a
fin
running
catch
of
Johnson's
fir
The
eighth
yleldeO
Ketchikan
another
run.
With
Mltehell
catch-
fog
and
Howe
on
second,
Miller
was
walked.
Brooks
got
first
on
a
slow
paly
and
MlUer
went
to
third.
A
passed
ball
gave
8mith
first
and
Hume
p.,
(relieved
by
Eastham),
Eastham
p.
Prince
Rupert
Simonsen
cf,
Johnson
ss.,
Mitchell
2b.
and
e.
Windie
3b..
Lindsay
If.,
Comadlna
rr.
ana
id,
Letoumeau
p,
and
rf,.
Ourvleh
c
,
Stiles
lb,
ond
p,
1
SOFTBALL
Tonight
Dominion
Day
Cup
Series
6:30
p.ni
.
Grotto
vs.
Mooie
Acropolis
vs.
Three
Two
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mount:
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on
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about
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3rd
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cf
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to
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of
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one
month
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hereby
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with.
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DATXO
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Huporl,
B.
C
thU
day
of
1939.
ALOta
OHNXSORO
tnd
NOItA
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ARNOLD
box
693,
ITlIV
ItU(iert,
B,
C
'WEDDED
ON
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!
SATURDAY
MU
Elisabeth
Allan
Become
Bride
Of
lllclurd
.MttrtUutr
At
Bella
Bella
Saturday
Afternoon
A
pretty
wedding
of
much
to
tereot
was
solemnized
at
Bella
Bella
at
2
o'clock
Saturday
afternoon
when
Miss
Elizabeth
Allan,
elder
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
Allan
of
Nakusp.
became
the
bride
of
Richmond
Edward
Mortimer
only
son
of
Mr
Mortimer
and
the
late
E
H
Mortimer
of
Prince
Rup
ert
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev
W
A.
WtJeh.
Ml
Louise
J
estop
attended
as
bridesmaid
and
Dr.
Lloyd
O
Bray
was
the
groomsman.
A
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
Rv
and
Mrs.
Welch
tal
lowing
the
ceremony
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mortimer
Ult
on
the
Cardena
shortly
afterwards
for
a
wedding
trip
as
far
south
aa
Seattle
On
returning
they
will
reside
at
St
Socond
Avenue
In
Prince
Ruptrt.
The
couple
will
have
the
heart
congratulations
and
beat
wishes
of
many
friends
in
Prince
Rupert
if
the
groom
who.
the
member
of
a
well
known
and
highly
esteemed
pioneer
family,
has
rettded
here
inee
early
boyhood.
Mondtv
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YIKI
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and
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Moderitt
priri
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til
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Sun
Goggles
Protect
Your
Eyes
15c
to
$1
BATHING
CAPS
New
Styles
And
Shades
10c
to
50c
Ormes
Ltd.
Tim
Ptoncar
Druqt?
fats
The
Kexall
Store
Phones:
II
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
II
p.m.
Sunday
and
Holidays
from
12
noon
till
2
pjn.
7
pjn.
till
9
p-m.
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NPW
AND
BITTER
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Saimon
Fleett
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
FUherles
Resear.
CUA
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
gr
::Tt'
menu
In
ice
storage
and
Ice
detlvtry
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
lee,
thoroushly
inrcd
or
ajed
at
new
low
temperatures.
II
will
bo
delivered
Into
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
w
rat
her,
at
cold
hf
storait
room.
Fishermen
are
Invited
to
Inspect
the
new
system,
Better
Ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
in
cost,
meat
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
5
Prince
Iiupert
I
ft
1
Tfl
British
von"
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You
Know?
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UUPERT
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