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TWO
5
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Afternon.
Except
Sunday,
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Rupert
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IL
P.
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EN
Managing-Editor
DAILY
EDITION
112
EDITORIAL!
EVERYTHING
WONDERFUL
Yesterday
was
not
a
wonderful
day
for
the
clouds
were
heavy
and
now
and
then
a
little
drizil-inr
rain
fell,
yet
it
delighted
at
least
one
newspaper
woman
from
Lotf
Angeles.
She
expressed
herself
as
delighted
with
the
climate,
delighted
with
the
gardens,
enthralled
by
the
wonderful
color
everywhere
in
the
city.
She
exuded
enthusiasm
and
saw
beauty
everywhere.
Everything
was
wonderful.
And
then
half
an
hour
later
the
opinion
was
expressed
by
a
Prince
Rupert
resident
that
the
climate
was
"rotten,"
the
gardens
this
year
were
decidedly
"off
color"
and
it
was
about
the
worst
summer
the
city
had
had
since
it
became
a
city
thirty
years
ago.
He
wondered
why
toumts
would
want
to
come
to
this
part
of
the
country
and
in
fact
re
rather
wished
they
would
keep
out.
In
the
meantime,
some
of
the
Prince
Rupert
merchants
took
in
considerable
cash
from
the
visiting
tourists
and
they
feci
it
rather
gratifying
to
be
able
to
.
make
a
few
dollars
at
a
time
when
every
dollar
counts.
CAREFUL
OF
FACTS
We
suggest
that,
in
the
election
campaign
which
seems
to
MacKenzie's
Furniture
AUGUST
FURNITURE
SALE
BEDROOM
DRESSERS
Round
and
oval
mirrors,
waterfall
design,
oriental
walnut
facing
with
beautiful
matched
wood.
Thete
will
probably
match
your
suite
and
they
QOQ
HI
are
sold
at
a
bargain.
Sale
Price
iytVlO
Phone
775
VWvWcAWJVW
Smoked
"Rupert
Brand"
f
Mild
Cured
Salmon
15c
pkg.
For
Lunch
on
Toasted
Sandwiches
or
Hors
d'oeuvrc
One
Package
Serves
Four
People
K.eps
for
Weeks
In
Refrigerator
Canadian
Fish
&
Prince
Rupert
Co.
store
n
rD
Gnnd
Shoes
Saturday,
August
12,
lSttfc
have
already
commenced,
people
on
all
sides
be
careful
of
their
facts.
During
the
heat
of
a
campaign
there
is
a
tendency
for
people
to
take
rumor
as
fact
and
to
pass
it
on
as
such.
Every
party,
it
seems,
is
guilty
of
this
but
mostly
the
other
party,
the
one
to
which
we
do
not
belong.
Naturally
what
our
party
says
is
fact
and
what
the
other
party
sajs
is
false.
To
all
political
parties
Me
suggest
moderation
and
care
but
our
suggestion
will
not
affect
what
is
done.
Facts
will
be
distorted
as
they
have
been
in
the
past
and
especially
by
the
parlies
to
which
we
do
not
belong.
QUESTION
OF
SPEED
On
this
coast
we
do
not
seem
to
be
in
a
hurry.
We
all
take
our
time
and,
as
with
the
natives,
tomorrow
is
just
as
good
as
today.
To
illustrate
the
point,
a
letter
was
received
gy
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
staff
this
week
from
England.
The
letter
took
longer
to
come
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
than
it
did
to
travel
from
England
to
Vancouver.
We
accept
this
situation
as
perfectly
natural
and
do
not
worry.
Speed
does
not
mean
much
to
us.
i
I
5
,
Cold
Storage
I
Ltd.
British
Columbia
STEITIN"
IN
THK
ANTIPODES
He
'
.
the
s'r
f
the
annual
reliability
trial
for
women
d;ivers
at
the
Christina
Hii:..
near
Melbourne.
Australia.
The
ract.
run
yp..rly
was
conducted
by
the
L.ght
Cur
Cluu
jf
A.is-tralla.
The
ladies
don't
make
much
Ume,
but
they
have
a
lot
of
fuii.
LABOR
DAY
SPORTS
OFF
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Decides
One-Sided
Came
Yesterday
in
Jun-Xot
To
Have
Celebration
In
lor
Softball
League
View
Of
Laek
of
Interest
WESTVIEW
Junior
boys
won
a
The
Prince
Rupert
Trade
and
one-sided
game
from
Acropolis
In
Labor
Council,
at
1U
regular
the
Gyro
Softball
league
vesterdav
monthly
meeting
on
Thursday
night,
decided
not
to
hold
the
cm-
tomary
Labor
Day
celebration
this
year.
The
council
has
taken
thla
step
for
several
reasons.
One
reas-
on
Is
that
the
council
considers
sport
in
the
city
is
at
a
standstill.
Others
are
that
various
organisations
and
companies
see
fit
to
take
people
out
of
town
on
Labor
Day
and.
that
the
citizen
do
not
appear
to
be
Interested
In
Labor
Day
sports
for
children.
It
was
made
clear
that
the
council
did
not
seek
in
any
way
to
curtail
the
pnjoyment
of
others
in
any
direction
they
saw
fit
but.
In
view
of
the
lack
of
interest.
It
seemed
but
a
waste
of
Ume
and
effort
to
arrange
for
a
Labor
Day
celebration.
Members
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
will
pay
their
respects
'o
deceased
members
by
visiting
Falrvlew
Cemetery
on
Labor
Day
mornlne.
Baseball
Scores
American
League
New
York
9.
Philadelphia
5.
St.
Louis
3,
Detroit
4.
National
League
Philadelphia
2,
New
York
1.
Pittsburgh
2,
Chicago
3.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
Cincinnati
65
36
.611
St.
Louis
56
42
.57
Chicago
56
49
.533
New
York
.51
49
310
Pittsburgh
49
43
305
Brooklyn
50
50
300
Boston
43
57
.430
Philadelphia
29
63
.299
American
League
New
York
71
32
.660
Boston
64
37
.631
Chlpacrn
58
42
333
Cleveland
i...
53
47
320
Detroit
.55
49
329
r
-
I
a
Am
wasninguci
i
58
.438
.'Philadelphia
30
63
.345
72
.287
TENNIS
RAINED
OUT
Finals
Ui
the
Canadian,
National
Recreatjon
A&soclatlon's
tennis
iclub
chajnplonsblD
tournament
scheduled
for
last
night
were
postponed
owing
to
unfavorable
weath-
er
conditions
and
will
be
played
,lover
the
week-end
If
condltlom
THK
DAILY
HWTfl
Westview
Wins
Fron
Acropolis
afternoon
by
a
score
of
17
to
5.
The
score
was
a
good
Indication
of
the
run
of
play,
the
Westview
boys
being
too
powerful
all
round
for
their
opponents.
They
started
the
rout
in
th
fir
innw
v.,,
UJ
M.UI
ing
eight
runs.
This
seemed
to
break
the
mbrale
M
the
Hill
team
which
allowed
the
weat-endcrs
to
core
three
more
runs
In
each
of
the
third,
fourth
and
fifth
Innings.
Acropolis
managed
to
score
one
nm
In
the
fifth
and
in
the
sixth
Inning
were
given
four
runs
on
errors
AUSTRALIA
BEATS
CUBA
liromwich
And
Qulst
Clinch
Advance
In
Davis
Cup
Tennis
For
Team
From
"Down
Under
SEABRIOHT,
New
Jersey,
Aug.
12:
(CP)
Australia
advanced,
a
step
nearer
meeting
with
United
States
In
the
Davis
Cup
challenge
round
by
clinching
victory
in
the
American
zone
finals
with
Cuba.
Jack
Bromwlch
and
Adrian
Qulst,
paired,
registered
a
straight
et
6-1.
6-0.
6-3
win
over
Cuba's
RIcardo
Morales
and
Lorenzo
Nod-arse.
Twb
singles
remain
but
they
will
be
merely
exhibitions
since
the
outcome
has
been
decided.
MISKKAI.
ACT
Nntlrp
Ti
felnjurn(
Co-ownrrt
To
John
W.
Alilm
auil
nundrr
illrkr-Und
of
Kralllr,
Waklilnstoit,
L.
n
,
WHEiiEAS
thre
r
owntrs
otbn
than
myself
to
the
extent
ot
more
than
oi
quarter
mtereat
in
each
tn4
all
of
the
Star
Ho.
1,
Star
Mo.
2.
SUr
No
3.
Btar
No
4,
Star
No
S,
Star
No
3,
Star
No.
7.
Star
No.
8,'
Btar
No.
ti
and
Star
No
to
Mineral
Clalma
aituatt
on
the
ivbrth
aide
of
Potctvee
blarul
In
Obtemcre
Vurnngu
about
600
ft
from
the
beach
in
the
Sfceena
Mlnlnj
Olvlalon.
Province
of
Brttlah
Columbia:
TAKE
NOTICE
ttat
UnlMa
you
do
pay
within
90
dyi
Iran
Uie
date
hereof
the
Mim
tx
I1S37AO
being
your
pnoportlcn
nf
the
eapffKUtur
required
for
the
yu
1837,
1M
and
139
y
Section
m
of
the
Mineral
Act,
R.
S
D.
C
1818.
Chotr
181.
together
with
ail
conta
of
UUa
notice,
to
the
under-
signed,
Uje
regUUTed
owner
of
ti
UlTJtraX
Clabna,
your
intereat
on
aalil
Mtnerat
Claima
shah
ba
(orfeKed
m
Ixvotne
vested
In
the
uivderalgned
wh?
has
nude
the
required
expenditure.
DATED
at
Prtnre
Rupt.
B.
C.
this
3th
day
of
July,
1939.
E
B.
BERNEY.
SHOES
ALL
THEY
WEAR
Kwlal
Nudism
In
Convention
Women
Msy
Cover
Head
Dy
SAM
JACKSON
Associated
Prs
Staff
Writer
Calif..
Aug
12:
AP-T
here's
nlv
ue
thin
about
a
convention
opening
h-re
todiy
lhat
would
strike
you
a.
odd-w
bedr
wlli.be
wiring
clothes.
It
is
a
meeting
of
the
American
Sunbathing
Association
which
has
for
Its
object
the
fostering
of
that
"commonplace,
normal
and
delightful
way
of
livingsocial
iidism
.'
N.j
clothing
la
not
strictly
true,
however
Mast
nudists
still
have
to
wear
shoes:
It's
the
rare
one
whose
feet
are
so
tough
he
can
travel
j
ft
And
the
women
make
a
concession
to
the
world
of
normal
conditions.
When
the
sun
Is
very
bright
they
guard
thr
facial)
ly
wearing
big
straw
hats.
A
special
feature
of
members'
hobble:
photographs,
movies
;
rain'.'tws.
pottery
wrought
Iron
and
example
of
such
cllct(W
tm
as
cacti
and
coins,
marks
this
convention.
"It
seems
natural
that
nudi.W
and
such
lot
erects
shou'd
n
together.''
said
the
exhibits
chairman
"That
who
sto
f'Hih
without
cloth'n
wln
a
stlrttual
freedom
from
self
gratification
by
means
of
money
dlsplav.
such
as
in
clothes
and
automobile.
This
fits
In
naturally
witli
creative)
forms
of
self-expression.
I
I
By
The
Hundreds
i
Nearly
all
the
40
camps,
la
Imany
parts
of
the
United
States
which
are
members
of
the
association
are
represented.
Attendance
Irons
Into
the
hundreds.
Pre?
ding
is
portly
Louis
P
t
Clark,
successful
manufacturer.
crdalned
minister,
and
now
In
re
tired
life
the
head
of
the
can
nudlsU.
I
Host
camp
Is
the
Sun
Tanners.
a
thriving
organization
serving
th
San
Francisco
Bay
area.
It
has
a
large,
heavily
wooded
acreage
ur
ru
.
r.u
m
-ne
n:1Mme
flve
hundred
or
so
persons
Cruz
mountains,
with
large
dining
Maas,
,..
-
.
-
and
social
halls,
a
swimming
poo!
tennis
and
badmlnUtn
courts
and
.many
cabins.
James
F.
Curl
is
manager.
All
rws
rern
!
I
a
AMn
n
n4
.
dreed
by
their
first
names,
but!?"
Llvrtnhnnlft
fford'on
nrsA
TV.
Art
Waldon
thbi
doe
not
imnly
undue
famill-
arity.
The
rule
is
intended
merely
to
protect
anyone
who
may
prefer
not
to
link
nudism
and
his
full
name.
Actually
officers
say.
rery
few
members
are
touchy
on
the
subject.
GOLDEN
MILLER
QUITS
BISHOP'S
STORTFORD.
England,
August
12:
CP
Oolde1)
Miller,
Dorothy
Paget'!
steeplechaser,
which
won
the
Grand
National
in
1934,
has
finished
his
racing
career
and
Is
in
retirement
here.
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
3,
Celtic
1.
Albion
Rover
5,
Ayr
-United
0.
AUoa
3,
St.
Johnstone
0.
Clyde
4,
Falkirk
6.
Cowdenbeath
2,
Third
Lanark
1
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
Arbroath
0.
Hearts,
J.
Partkk.
Thistle
L
Kilmarnock,
3r
Motherwell
3.
Queen
of
South
2,
Hibernians
1.
Rangers
5,
St.
Mlrren
1.
Second
Division
Brechin
City
0.
St..
Bernards
0.
Dundee
5,
Ralth
Rovers
1.
East
Fife
3,
Morton
0.
East
Stirling
4,
Montrose
1.
Edinburgh
City
2,
Dundee
United
3.
Forfar
Athletic
3,
Kings
Park
5.
Lelth
Athletic
1,
Dumbarton
2,
i
Queens
Park
2.
Alrdrleonians
0.
8tenhousemulr
0,
Dunfermline
0.
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
advertising
that
counts.
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineers
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
Specialists
on
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
All
Types
of
Gas
Engines
Repaired
and
Overhauled
I
SOFTBALL
ONE
SIDED
Eay
Victories
Ust
Night
lor
liur
luti
and
bruit
in
ft
.Moot
and
Acropolis
Lust
night's
Ssnlor
League
so.P-bdll
g-l.es
wcie
of
somewhat
oiif-j
sided
nature
although
proving
In-
leiesung
to
a
gooa-i-u
tu
ui
rounder
fans.
.In
the
first
game;
Ihjee
Two
won
over
the
league-'
leading
Mooe
by
count
of
8
to
2
(
and,
111
tle
sicond.
(IrotU
lud
no
difficulty
of
disposing
of
Acropolis
10
to
1
Hitting
feature
of
th
7nry
Two-mum
game
was
a
three-bag
'
ger
Ui
the
fifth
Inning
by
Andr
I
etourmau
of
Three
1w0
wlla
none
on
board.
Hob
Smith
turned
In
a
good
Infleldlng
perfniruanc
it
second
wheie
he
had
plenty
o
P
him
busy
Pariett
pitched
a
Jteady
game
for
'Iluee
Two
Johji
Schroeder
was
on
the
mound
for
iMoosc.
The
closing
Innings
of
Uw
Grotto-Acropolis
game
was
marred
'by
darkne
and,
alter
tho
Uiird
or
fourth
Inning,
It
was
hardl"
possible
to
see
the
ball.
At
Sim
onstu
of
fJrutlo
pickui
up
a
tougl
,w
fly
aff
the
ground
In
the
loom
for
the
fleldin
feature
ni
the
game.
Blllle
Roma
pit
hed
fi
O
rot
to
and
Amadlo
for
Acropolis
Frank
Schroeder.
Al
Hi
mouse
i
Sev
Domlnato
and
Joe
QUli
wrr
umpires.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W
L
Pet
(Moose
4
.CC7
Grotto
3
.600
Llpsctt's
2
.500
Three
Two
3
Acropolis
I
200
Show
Boat
Draws
Moose
Hall
Crowd
The
entertainment
staged
last
nlsht
hv
Rort
Whit
an4
hit
fihnw
atBoat
company
drcw
a
crowd
of
tured
White,
himself
a
novelty
violinist
and
master
of
ceremonies
"""rank
Merryfleld.
magician
and
leIght-of-hand
artist,
Lawrence
mm..
r,..v,i..i
mm
viiiinjr
Hum,
one
velvet
cleaned
up
;
nan
band.
All
the
entertainers
got
the
football
atlve:w.:
-together
In
an
orchestra
and
a
RUpm
during
the
1933
dance
brought
the
evening's
pro-
dairy
men
won
Don.....
?.ram
to
a
close.
Woblef
iCUy
Leagu:
The
8how
Boat
party
proceed
Ollhuly
Cup.
leav;:
from
here
to
the
Naas
River
and
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
other
dhtrlct
points
and
will
be
Canadian
Naval
Volu;
back
here
again
In
about
three
weeks.
Crack
Trapshots
From
Vancouver
To
Visit
City
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Charlie
Snell
or
Murray
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Vancouver
are
expected
In
Prince
Rupert
shortly
and
will
demonstrate
their
prowess
for
the
benefit
of
local
pigeon
busters.
Last
nUjht
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Stainless
Steel
Saucepans
See
our
new
complete
line
of
these
Ideal
cooking
utensils.
Their
beautiful,
silvery
lustre
will
harmonize
with
any
color
scheme
and
It
will
not
rust
or
tarnish.
It
cannot
affect
the
taste
or
color
of
food
as
It
Is
Impervious
to
fruit
and
food,
acids.
It
savei
time
because
it
Is
so
routh
eaer
io
fean
GORDON'S
McURIDE
STREET
Saturday,
Aug,
at
4
EVERY
PUNCH
A
PLEASURE
Thousandi
of
clgar-wlit
imokeri
enjoy
this
rlth,
refreshing
fragrance
and
satisfying
flavour
every
day
.
,
.
,
,
Smelt
CsnWi'f
'nut
dgr.
Get
Punth
t
your
JttUt't
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Punch
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CIGAR
to
SPORT
CHAT
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THAMES
DITTON
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12:
1CPI-
France-
chestnut
mare
norma,
at
Paddlngton.
carried
George
Yandell,
one
:
Yard's
-Big
Five
and
o:
cm-
Inal
Investigation
entry
t-
vktarf
In
police
trotting
race
litre
Don
Burnett.
22
Howard
Wright.
20.
Jack
Bulger,
15.
Joe
Scott.
11.
rar.
10.
George
Bryant.
8.
It
saves
fuel
because
it
absorbs
and
holds
heat
longer.
Start
A
Set
Today
and
assure
yoUrself
of
yean
ofcpoklng
pleasure,
convenience
and
economy
HARDWARE
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