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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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EDITORIAL
FRASER
ST-WINS
GAME
Defeated
North
-Star
In
Inter-mediate
Softball
Last
Night
la
a
etas?
Intermediate
League
Softball
game
which
both
teams
st
rived
hard
to
rtn,
Fraser
Street
scored
a
4
to
2
victory
last
night
ever
North
Star.
Fraser
Street
started
off
with
Postuk
bringing
In
the
first
run
while
North
Star
fanned
out
one-two-three
It
was
not
until
the
third
inning
that
.Nareh
Star
succeeded
in
getting
n
ran,
the
bottlers
getting
another
In
the
fifth
through
Keays.
Arney
fanned
out
three
North
Star
baiters
in
a
row
and
then
the
Fraser
Street
batters
started
going
to
town
with
Arney
SetreTk
and
Qur-tih
wttlMt
a
run
apiece
to
make
the
final
score
4
to
2.
Arnev
.was
on
the
mound
tor
Fraser
Street
nnd
Slmundsen
did
the
hurling
tor
North
Star.
Melbourne
Bussey
was
umpire
Teams
were:
North
Star
Astnrl,
Hodgkinson,
Pneniw
Bird.
Mentenko,
Mah,
Simundsen.
Perkins
and
Keavs,.
Fraser
Street
Postuk,
Arney.
Pns'uR
Bill.
Seherk.
Qurvich,
Vueknvleh.
PavllWs
Ilingstnn
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
T.
O.
Wood,
P.
J.
Grant.
R.'
B.
Cox,
M.
Q.
Doyle.
G.
P.
McReady.
IE
W.
Wrightman.
J.
O.
Bramham,
Vancouver;
G.
R.
Chetwyn,
E.
E.
Day
and
W.
F.
AsseUtine.
Victoria;
R.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness;
A.
At-tree,
Terrace;
II.
McDonald,
ANOTHER
TRAITOR
nobcrt'
j
"A.
W.
Le.8hton.
,
im.'
When
n
Belgium
Was
invaded
she
immediately
asked
iFredericfc
Point:
Helmer
Anderson.
aid
from
the
French
and
British.
There
was
no
delay
hiiDteby;
c.
a.
Major,
j.
Kipp
and
c
answering
the
appeal.
When
they
got
into
a
tight
corn-l8"5011'
dty;
e.
c.
Sargent.
Haz-,
er
the
Belgian
king
decided
to
save
himself
and
deserted
1'Q.
AA
j1
Sih?f
h:
,
and,
as
commander-in-chief,
told
his
men
to
lay
down
j
j
johanesson
Winnipeg'
!
their
arms
and
cease
fighting,
leaving
the
French
and
Bvi-'
Royi
i
tish
to
the
mercv
of
the
Germans.
.The
decision
was
taken
1
e.
Dahi.
r.
Michaeison
and
in
the
middle
of
the
night
and
Leopold
retired
to
a
castle
spencer
Baidweii.
Vancouver:
in
(.immmy
P1-
Jame
E.
WHson.
Victoria:'
From
all
the
reports
the
Belgians
had
f
oueht
bravelv.
L
JaL
Mra
"
i
The
British
have
not
been
low
in
showing
appreciation
Deimas,
sask.;
d.
Cameron,
stew't
ui
uie
jiitu,
uiey
jjiayeu
mineruj.
iney
would
nave
neen
an.
heroes
had
it
not
been
for
the
man
who
was
leading
themi
and
Who
in
a
moment
of
weakness
rrnvp
wnv
tr
tho
Won.
dishments
of
the
enemy.
Possibly
when
the
war
is
over
he:
"T.e
Sr
I
..Hi
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t
i
Ai
...
.
..'People
read
the
Dalrv
Vrw
News.
;!
i
wiii
ue
reiovu
irum
nis
casne
ana
aeait
with
as
should
pays
to
let
them
w
be
the
traitor
he
is.
'have
to
sea
TO-DAY
Feople
rely
upon
THEIR
BANKS
what
tou
past
is
the
day
when
a
hole
in
the
ground
was
regarded
i
as
the.
best
place
in
which
to
keep
savings.
Modern
banking,
-evolved
'by"
man
as
a
convenience
to
serve
his
developing
needs,
now
provides
the
'
solution.
As
a
depository
for
his
money
today
the
Canadian
relies
upon
"
his
bank.
G.
From
the
days
of
the
old-world
goldsmiths
of
centuries
ago,
to
banks,
bank
notes
and
deposit
accounts
which
meet
so
efficiently
the
greater
business
and
human
needs
of
today,
is
a
far
cry-indeed.
T.
Canada's
chartered
banks,
with
their
wide
distribution
of
branches
throughout
the
Dominion,
now
provide
deposit
and
other
banking
services
in
line
with
up-to-date
requirements
and
in
keeping
with
Canada's
position
as
an
important
factor
in
world
trade.
war,
at
in
peace,
Canada'
t
Chartered
Banks
maintain,
uninter-!
rupted,
all
their
strikes
to
depositors,
farmers,
manufacturers,
i
exporters
facilitating
the
nation's
business
looking
forward
to
i
peace
uiih
freedom
as
the-only
sure
basis
for
enduring
pros
peril
y.
J
ttHE
CHARTERED
BANKS
OF
CANADA
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
I
ThlstsHpquauty
25c
phoni:
3
45c
Nibblets
Corn-thf
cob
2
tins
Fresh
corn
of!
27c
Heinz
Oven
Baked
Beans
18
OZ.
O
1
n
1
tias
LEAGUE
LEAD
NOW
TIED
UP
Another
round
was
completed
in
the
King
Edward
School
Football
league
ywrterday
when
the
Beavers
-wan
from
the
Wanderers
by
one
vnal
to
nil.
being
now
tied
name)
with
Ihe
Wandows
at
the
top
of,
the
league-Play
was
even
with
both
defences
holding
the
attacker
off
The
Beavers
had
a
groat
hance
1
f,jr
Dv4f
strained
a
muscle
In
his!
t-nt
d
was
alowed
up
as
a
reuU
but
the
Hevrs
nati
live
nwianw
for
the
wlntwn
OrmlMon
kept
i
great
goal.
Holkwtad
and
Bond
were
-good
at
back.
Pllfold
was
the
best
half
back
with
Bert
Prtnee
iv
best
of
the
others.
For
the
Wanderers
HemnwHM
and
Htbb
were
strong
tn
defenee
with
Davits
playing
hit
uual
good
ame.
Bud
I'lerce
still
hangs
on
to
the
ball
too
much.
EUtott.
MsUti-moto
and
Shrk
were
the
pick
of
i
the
others.
I
I
Irish
Fu-cr.
bcin.:
unable
to!
League
standing:
field
a
team
the
City
Football
League
game
scheduled
for
last
Wanderers
night
agains;
Velvet-
was
post-
Beavers
poned
unti.
Tomornw
evening
Majile
Leafs
PHONES
18
and
19
W
L
D
Pis
S
6
3
21
10
7
1
21
5
II
2
12
P.O.
Box
SIS
Mussa'lem's
Economy
Store
'Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Empress
Baking
Powder
Contain
no
alum
M
Xi
Hp
12-oz
ti
.Malkin's
Rest
Date
Stamped
Coffee
Lb
Fry's
Cocoa
A
good
breakfa.si
drink
-lb
21C
Purex
Bathroom
9if
Tlsue--3
large
Tons
CHIVrifS
MARMALADES
Famous
for
quality.
Just
arrived
Fou:
varieties
to
choose
from
Old
English.
Jelly.
QHo
Lime
and
Ginger
16-oz
jar
Paris
Pate
Sandwich
Spreads
Tlwyre
different
yeaH
like
them
S
tins
Bit
5
Cleanser
Clean,
scoui
scrubs
and
polishes.
Cn
Per
tin
Oysters
Fancy
.Malkin's
Kent
quality
Per
tin-
18c
Gom
Fishin1?
Fresh
I
-oca
I
Rhubarb
10
lbs
25c
co.MPLirri:
stock
of
fresh
vegetables
in
season
kept
!
UNDER
VAPOR
SPRAYS
Prompt,
Free
Delivery
.Service
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the
City
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and
Careful
Attention
Our
Fishing
Competition
For
the
largest
Rainbow
or
Cut-Throat
Troiit
caught
on
fly
or
spinner
oinms
May
24th
and
closes
Labor
Day
You
Arc
Eligible
With
Any
inircha.se
of
Fishinir
Tackle
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US
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New
York
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Dstroit
8.
Cleveland
5
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Boston
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given
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shrtt
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wtldly
over.
Later
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