PAGE
POTTO
THE
DAILT
NEWS
ALL
WELL
I
Transpacific
WITH
ARKi?lae
Route.
Paul
Satko
At
Goose
Bay
Await
Ing
Good
Weather
Before
Proceeding
Kough
Crossing
Of
Chatham
Sound
about
6
p.m.
the
Ark
refloated
and,
i
is
Approved
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
14.
Pan
I
American
Airways
has
received
gov-!
jernmental
approval
for
its
new
After
crossing
Chatham
Sound
transoceanic
service
from
San(
In
a
storm,
the
Ark
of
Juneau,
Francisco
to
Auckland,
New
Zea-!
with
Paul
Satko,
Alaska-bound
land-
D'
01
1x33
Angeles.
Hono-Virglnian
and
his
family
on
board.
,u,u-
Canton
Island
and
New
Cale-ls
now
at
Goose
Bay,
a
fishing
!
donia-
camp
on
Dundas
Island,
awaiting
j
Three
large
fling
boaU,
American
more
favorable
weather
conditio
Clipper,
California
Clipper
and,
befor?
continuing
their
voyage
to
j
Honolulu
Clipper
will
be
used
in
1
Alaska.
The
story
of
the
latest
the
transpacific
service,
carrying
i
phase
of
the
Ark's
voyage
was
mall,
passengers
and
express.
The
ri-i
.,
r..
ii
American
Plinnr
trhtoh
Via
haui'
viuupilb
L
L
iilLf
Iiupni
Willi
tliC
.
-rrv.
,
wvi
arrival
during
the
night
of
the
j
ln
Atlantic
service,
leaves
New
York
Clausen
fish
packer
Rap
I,
Capt-
Jor
San
Francisco
at
the
first
of
Franklin
Stewart,
which
assisted
nex
wk.
the
Ark
across
Chatham
Sound.
'
Leaving
Prince
Rupert
early'
V
1
Q.
1
Tuesday
morning,
the
Ark
became
6
W
I
OfK
utOCK
stuck
on
the
Metlakatla
sand
and
bar
bar
at
Tag
well
Island
at
6:20
morning.
The
Rap
I
stood
-
.
Wand
-Market
Goes
Up
accompanied
by
tne
Rap,
headed
:
.4
c.
,
n
,
.
.
Avante
Since
toward
Green
Island.
It
turned
I
'
.
out
to
be
an
unusually
rough
passage
and,
on
reaching
the
lee
September
Recorded
oi
ureen
island,
Mrs.
satko
and
NEW
YORK,
June
14.
The
New
some
of
the
children,
having
be-
York
stock
market
yesterdav
had
come
extremely
seasick,
were
tak-
it?
biggest
single
day's
advance'
en
aboard
the
Rap
I
on
which
since
the
war
began
last
Septem-
iney
maae
me
resi
oi
me
irip
tolber.
Prices
were
up
from
one
to
Goose
Bay.
Anton
Strand
of
the
1
nine
points
on
the
davs
turnover
of
Rap
I
crew
went
aboard
the
Ark
i
,360.000
shares.
Yesterday
there
to
assist
Satko
in
navigating
her
j
was
an
expected
recession
with
loss-!
Into
Goose
Bay.
.
gs
of
from
one
to
three
points
when
1
Since
Tuesday
the
Ark
has
been
,880.000
shares
changed
hands
The
at
Goose
Bay
and
was
still
there
j
industrial
:
average
was
off
135
I
UP.vf
t
ne
Cl"
w"
I1
amp-
Pdnts
to
average
of
119.91,
rails
off,
when
the
I
Rap
left
for
Prince
.
73
to
24.27
and
utilities
off
.07
to1
on
board
were
safe
and
comfort-.
"
able
again.
Satko
having
resolved!
r
to
remain
there
and
await
assur-.
M
ance
of
favorable
weather
before
'
&cDaI10S
iTlIIlG
continuing
on
to
Ketchikan.
FOREGO
HOLIDAYS
WAR
YSTRADMYNACH.
Wales,
Jun
Bimkhouse
Is
Razed
By
Fire
14:
(CP)
Two
thousand
miners!
"
at
Penallta
Colliery
here
will
give
ZEBALLOS,
June
14:
(CP)
Fire
uo
their
week's
vacation
with
pay
destroyed
a
mine
bunkhouse
here'
this
year
ln
the
war
emergency,
yesterday.
i
OLD
u
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Oouneey
B.
O.
Jotwaton
Oa)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
.07.
Rraferne,
8.00.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.90.
Dentofiia,
.01.
Falrvlew,
.00.
Gold
Belt.
.20.
Hedley
Mascot,
.32.
Mlnto.
.01.
Noble
Five,
.00.
Pend
Oreille,
130.
Pioneer,
1.80.
Premier,
.82.
Privateer,
.45.
Reeves
MaeDonald,
30.
Reno,
.19.
Relief
Arlington,
.04
ft.
Salmon
Gold,
k02.
Sheep
Creek,
.88.
Cariboo
Hudson,
.01ft.
OILS
A.
P.
Con.,
.09.
Calmont.
.23.
C.
it
E.,
1.11.
Home,
132.
Pacalta,
.06.
Royal
Can.,
.14.
Okalta,
.66.
Mercury,
.03
ft.
Prairie
Royalties,
.lift.
Toronto
Aldermac,
.16.
Seattle,
.85.
Central
Pat.,
1.60.
Con.
Smelters,
31.75.
Bast
Malartlc,
2.10.
Fernland,
.02.
Francoeur,
JO.
Gods
Lake,
30.
Hardrock,
.65.
Int.
Nickel,
32.00.
Kerr
Addison,
1.45.
LIUle
Long
Lac,
2.00.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.20.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
26.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
32.
Moneta,
.45.
Noranda,
4930.
Pickle
Crow,
230.
Preston
East
Dome.
1.48.
San
Antonio,
1.40.
Sherrit
Gordon,
.68.
Uchi,
30.
Bouseadiltec.
.03.
Mosher,
.03
ft.
Oklend.
.03.
Smelter
Gold.
.OOV4.
Dominion
Bridge,
2430.
Advertising
is
n
ltrvestment
....
AND
A
PERFECT
HIGHBALL
COCKTAIL
or
OLD
FASHIONED
REQUIRES
A
PERFECT
WHISKY...
FASHIONED
Muddle
well
in
Old
Fashioned
glasi,
one-hlf
lump
sugar,
teaspoon
water
and
dash
bitters.'
Add
cubes
of
ice,
half
slice
orange,
stick
of
pineapple,
slice
of
lemon
and
maraschino
cherry.
Fill
with
B.CD.l3YearOld
Rye.
RYE
COCKTAIL
1
part
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Pye
WhisVy,
1
part
Italian
Vermouth,
dash
bitters,
dash
of
gum
syrup
or
a
pinch
of
sugar.
Stir,
don't
shale.
Serve
with
Maraschino
Gerry.
RYE
HIGHBALL"
1
jigger
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Rye,
2
cubes
of
Ice,
1
twist
lemon
peel.
Fill
glass
with
singer
ale
or
soda.
No
other
Canadian
Rye
Whisky
can
claim
the
old
age
and
downright
goodness
of
this
fine,
Doubl
e
Disti
1
1
ed
Spirit
The
ful
l-fla
voured
smoothness
of
B.CD.
Rye
Whislcy
comes
from
Us
being
brought
to
maturity
in
oak
finished
"nature's
vay.
The
Canadian
Government's
seal
on
the
bottle
guarantees
the
age
of
this
world
renowned
British
.
Columbia
made
product.
16
or.
bottle
25
oz.
bottle
40
oz."
bottle
is
$2.05
$3.25
$4.75
UOOK
FOR
THIS
SEALON
CVritr
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DISTlURy
CO.
LTnp.
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COLUMBIA
PRODUCTS
BUILD
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PAyROLLS"
;
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-420.40
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
STANDING
;No
Time
To
IS
SAME:Celebrati
"
Trade-
And
iJihtn
Brooklyn
and
Cincinnati
Still
In
All
Regular
Monthly
Ilut
Mathematical
Tic
for
Leadership
of
National
League
JO
St
J8
M
16
,
-.15
17
-
u
American
League
Boston
27
Cleveland
Detroit
M
New
York
3ft
Chicago
St
st
Louts
ai
Washington
21
Philadelphia
10
13
15
15
34
26
M
1
21
20
22
2
27
30
36
Ladies'
Softball
Exhibition
uame
Grotto
Defeated
Whirlwind
Score
Of
II
to
8
Between
Showers
Last
Evening
.888
.Ml
.151
J20
.381
-346
Ml
JOS
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AM
JUX
.m
Alt
Because
of
showers
and
wet
grounds,
many
of
the
players
were
absent
so
regularly
scheduled
Ladles'
Softball
League
games
lat
night
were
postponed
and.
instead,
an
exhibition
game
took
place
between
the
Grotto
and
the
Whirlwinds
with
Grotto
coming
out
on
top
by
a
score
of
14
to
8
I
Batteries
for
the
O
rot
to
were
Rowe,
Flewin
and
Yamanaka
and
for
the
Whirlwinds,
Cowgil
and
Hunt.
Umpires
were
Melbourne
iBussey
and
D.
Riddell
and
scorer
!
Dominic
Monteaano.
I
Teams:
.
Whirlwinds
Peterson.
Chandler.
'MacNeil,
OowgU,
Hunt.
Winds,
iVuckovich,
LcClaire
and
James.
I
O
rot
to
Field.
Rowe,
Thjmas.
j
Yamanaka,,
Payne.
N.
Tljomas,
'Bird.
Johneoh
and
Flewin
Score
by
tunings:
1
2
3
4
5
ft
T
Whirlwinds
.
2
2
1
3
0
0
-8
Orotto
4
0
0
3
4
3
-14
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
yesterday
afternoon
was
shown
two
reels
of
fine
moving
pictures
by
I
William
Crulekahank.
The
first
was
j
of
salmon
fishing
scenes
ln
the
rlversf
New
Brunswick
where
anglers
wpxe
seen
taking
them
with
?
fly
in
the
Restigouche
and
other
rivers.
The
second
film
showed
Interesting
scenes
in
old
Quebec
city.
Dr.
C.
H.
Hankinson
presided.
IX
TIIK
Kt'l'KKMR
rot
ltl
W
lllll
I
COM
IM
III
A
I
ix
riuniAii:
I
In
Ihf
Mallrr
ot
the
"AUnilnUtrsllon
!
Act"
I
And
In
Mi
Matlrr
(if
the
IXntr
of
IWn-
Jatnlii
I'rrgiiHoii.
1
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
ot
Ilia
Honor
Juw
puhr
datd
May
16th
I
waa
ajjjiohiftftd
Admhiittrtor
with
Mve
Will
tautened
ot
th
EU4
ot
m
Hte
Benjamin
FVrguitan.
Do(nd,
l4e
of
th
Ollf
of
Prince
Rupert.
Province
ot
British
Columbia.
Merchant,
and
that
all
prrwm
InddJPd
to
tfte
said
EatAte
ar
required
to
pay
their
cialma
to
me
forttvwjth
atid
thut
all
peraona
having
claim
agataat
the
mid
Eataite
are
required
to
file
thn
properly
verified
ln
wrRtag
wVUi
ni
cm
or
before
the
30th
day
of
June
1B40
falllnc
which
I
ahoil
make
dUtrlbutkm
of
audi
Eabate
harlng
regard
only
to
claim
then
ln
my
hand.
.
DATED
ait
Prince
Rupert.
B.
O,
thla
10th
day
of
May
A.
D,
1840
i
NORMAN
A
WATT.
I
Official
Adinlnlatr.tor
The
Prince
Rupert
Labor
Council
was
monthly
action
but
Council
Session
In
Trade
and
in
regular
night
with
Paul
Derringer's
fifth
straight
win
h-,-
,Unv
nr.
gave
Cincinnati
Rods
the
Tlctory
wnlied
Ubor
wrf
deflU
b
ove-r
the
Phillies
Wednesday
and,a
representative
group
of
dele-kept
them
on
even
terms
all
but1
mathematically
at
the
top
of
the
The
man
of
the
Juninr
Section
National
League
with
Brooklyn
0f
Commerce
and
other
oraantea.
uoagecs
vmo
aeieaiea
iiiUDurg
Pirate.
These
were
night
games
and
the
only
two
played
Wednesday
in
the
National
League.
New
York
vs.
Chicago
was
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
In
the
American
League
Charlie
Keller's
three-run
homer
gave
New
York
Yankees
the
win
over
Detroit
Tigers;
In
the
only
game
yesterday
Cleveland
Indians
defeated
Detroit
3
to
2
and
the
Indians,
as
a
result
got
balk
into
second
place.
This
was
a
ten-inning
game.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
Learue
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New
Yrk
Chicago
Philadelphia
PitUbursr
....
1st
Loufe
.
Boston
tions
for
a
three-day
carnival
in
aid
of
the
community
centre
project
was-
discussed
at
length
and
the
outcome
was
the
passing
of
a
resolution
that.
In
view
of
the
present
grave
situation,
any
prolonged
celebration
would
be
Dodgers
Buy
Joe
Medwick
Brooklyn
Team
AUo
Acquires
Pitcher
Curt
Darls
From
St.
LouW
Cardinal
players.
FOOT
Ii
ALL
POSTPONLD
Moving
activities
of
the
soldier
from
their
old
to
new
barracks
404
caused
the
postponement
of
an
(other
City
Football
League
fixture
'last
night
Dry
Dock
vs.
Irish
Fust-Uers.
It
la
the
second
fixture
this
week
to
be
deferred,
rain
having
1
prevented
Velvet
v.s
Navy
game
Tuesday
J
1
ThiN
uderiis
'men
is
not
puiluhr1
or
displajcd
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
m
by
the
(jvcrnmfnf
f
Hntih
C.olumhi.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Mirk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
C57
SPORT
CHAT
;
Crowd
Cheert
Bombast
Duce
Adrian
Qulst.
Australian
cham-;n
-
,
ninn
won
the
men's
sinrles
title
i
f
.rt
ln
DetUraiu.
in
the
Queensland
tennU
cham-
mimal
Pompon,
M
pionsnips
ai
urwouiie
untiuigi
ROME,
Jui
14
Jack
Crawford,
former
Wimbledon
Speech
of
pr.L',
-
champion,
fl-4,
6-8,
7-5.
Defend-
0f
Italv
in
n,
.
w'
v
Mih
lng
champion
Jack
Bromwlch
was
try's
dectarati,,.
,
1
prevented
from
competing
by
an
(England
and
T-
'
.
''
injury
tcvruru
mi
usual
Domba'
accident
while
driving
to
BrUbane.'fpoke
about
f
,,
uruwioru
iuru
wimi
.long
after
ho
tt
defeat
QuUt
and
II.
Whlilans.
81,
0-2,
6-1
for
the
doubles
title.
In
answer
to
tne
government's
call
to
Increase
the
physical
fit-
s
noiwrvv
Tun.
u-
ttm
id
Brooklyn
Dodgers
bought
Outfielder
o
Joe
Medwick
and
Piteber
Curt
Davis
from
8t.
Louis
for
an
undisclosed
cash
payment
and
four
huge
Faarliit
t
.Hi
:
rt.
Cherub
Baby
Oil
Excellent
for
Chafinjr,
Chappinr;
and
Diaper
Rash.
A
Haby
Feeding
Bottle
Free
with
each
purchase
Hoth
for
40
Ormes
ltd.
ZrfiA
Pioneer
D
rutty
ists
The
Iteaall
Store
Phones
II
a
U
Open
Dally
from
I
a.m.
till
10
p-m,
Sundaya
and
Holidays
from
12
to
2
prn.
and
7
to
pun.
V,
al
CIIANOK
IM)lAXADvi;tts
LONDON
ness
and
power
of
resistance
Bahadur
8
'uti
.
CP
amone.
the
oeople,
80.000
Swedish.
viw
,w.
.
""dhis
people
In
the
winter
and
spring
Tndia
hu
...!i''ry
1....
l
J
..tlt.A
fn.
bilnn
.
",ru
flcleney
badges
or
zQflQQ
more
'
than
In
any
previous
winter.
More
-
than
25.000
have
taken
the
30-
(
notch
amateur
kilometre
award.
These
now
00m-:
the
profeMir,iu:
Detent
skiers
Include
many
men
season.
They
and
women
of
middle
age
as
well.
Herbert
of
Bw
as
youths.
jTrans-MuwUMpp.
!
Charles
.ChurK
Two
of
the
United
States
top-
Walker
Cup
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C.
Furniture
Co.
Outstanding
Values
In
FURNITURE
IU
Dnd
Table-
CO
if
Each
1C
Coffee
Table.-
In
all
style
of
Qfi
QC
QQ
O?
5
fine
walnuL
from
00.0
2J
Table
Umps-Latest
ln
shades
and
Q
QCC
'S3.9
colors.
From'
Ql.VO
G
Couches
and
Padt-Can
be
made
In
a
double
bed.
Qj8,7i
ha
very
comfortable
springs
10
Studio
Couches
All
new
colors.
Can
be
made
lnt"
(wb1'
two
single
beds.
Very
finest
quality.
S36"1
Regular
$45.00,
now
4
3-piffe
Studio
Sets
in
rust,
green,
very
modernistic.
Reg.
$100,
now
S75.01
i
Chesterfield
Tables-In
fine
walnut.
SlO.51
Special
4-plece
Kedroom
Sulle
Consisting
of
bed,
vanity.
to'
,hi
ler.
In
waterfall
design.
72.5
i
3-pIece
Chesterfield
Sets
In
rust,
green
and
brown
Stro
durable
frame
and
long
lasting
life.
S75U
Reg.
$100.
Now
v
Phone
BLACK
324
TIUM
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Door
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