RJ
lir
:
.'4
ot
rry
all
tc
line
$1.73
.
$25
.
$3.85
$4.65
$10.75
S1U5
$12.00
$17.75
$23.00
$73
I.
&
82
nd
Still
Rsea
nothf
ridable
13
August
30,
Wl.
STEHESTED
INHEALTll
hreao
4
r,nued
irom
Par
One)
:ttirMt
possibly
thirty
yer-
ierious
aspect
was
ww
innocent
victims
such
a:
h
.hildren.
i
nrp-.itnrinn.
i
,,.
.vU-iizej
H
7
filliam.-
id
'-m-
gea.
1
the
'
I
p
U
.
JU..1H
n)Afa
-ill
w
.
j.cioriprt
UK
nron-
,tion
a'id
me
Denem..-
isiu.
venereal
uu,cm
re
amazmg
Isubje:"
t
d
wftS
me
ma
venerea'
dUeasc.
Thcua
and
figure.,
to
pnv
that,
j
,.use
of
prostitution
aril,
d
area
v-ere
closed.
(
lUt.nB
Pi
tho
nadame,
)imoing
orsanlzaMcn
wt
,,ere
ws
o
great
O"-9;
id:mi:e.
Argument
.
win
-hose
wno
oc(io)ins
0i
....,Ainii7Prt
vice.
Auth-
ton'""7"-'"
.
im
.
"'
...,aa
tho
nrnhlpm
ittpv
no
siuuicu
.-v
1Ue'
.
nrnctltlltlnn
On'
ry
we"'
ven
r
wai
urae
w
l30n
wnv
there
snuuiu
a.,
,
venereal
disease.
Military
1
...AHA
ithoriui'!-
everywnerc
wc
m"-
j
,
.ummercialized
prusmuuuu
1V
from
range
of
military
concen-
,i,
which
me
pudhc
was
takius
a
more
intelligent
unu
,.,M1I
-
....
v,
,,,r.nrest
Dr.
wuuuiua
ic-
Ted
w,
me
example
which
had
.
jet
o
...he
Scandinavians
as
back
i
forty
years
a8
m
com"
,
ttlns
venereal
disease,
unnvii
inmbia
progressive
program
i
png
these
lines
was
to
some
ex-J
it
de;:gned
along
me
scanumay-1
,
nian
Educational
measures,
ire
being
taken
and
free
medical
vtpp4
orovlded.
I
The
importance
of
blood
tests
be-'
:e
marriage
was
emphasized
Dy
winiams
This
might
save
mucn
mm
and
tragedy
later,
particu
larly
since
u
had
been
found
that
V
j,
1
J
U
(ntfi
increa)
Qisease
cumu
ire
ncuvvu
id
mred
by
competent
doctors
ith
modi'm
recognized
methods.
The
idea
-hat
prostitutes
could
lh
tM
.Mear
of
Infection
was
a
tpart
and
a
delusion"
declared
Dr.
.WiLams
Medical
certification,
It
Jlws
:
:w
recognized,
meant
nothing
Sttrc:aCnr
merely
aided
exbloita-tton
ano
made
highly
diseased
wp-
ifijien
ft:re
accessible.
The
only
alter-
imuve
wa;
suopnession
oi
commef-
rri
...
..
.
t
,
,
1
1.
1
i
mi
crocmuuon
Dy
wnicn
me
mira
(zzi)
be
largely
eliminated.
3n:::e
RuDert
was
to
be
congrat-
J
tedc.n
the
stand
it
had
taken
:in-,
bawdy
houses.
Not
only
ush
ai-tlon
a
defence
exped-nut
a
public
health
necessity.
r.u:.a.stic
puDiic
support,
now-
;r
was
necessary
to
Insure
the;
cc:d
o)
anv
nubile
health
nro-
,!Ti
Olvpn
thnf.
nrrarri
rnuld
1
IT
1
igmade
m
makine
healthier
com,-IBinltlcs
and
eliminating
from
de-
effort
the
fifth
column
of
imerc
aiiyed
prostitution.
Dr.
Amyot
ii
disease
did
greater
damage
tq
neater
numhpr
nf
nnnnlo
tV.ni.
'SP
nt-hp.-
maIhji..
.
.
.uuiauies.
xet
peopie
u'a
enthnsia.n.oii
.
WnS
to
Plim(n..
u..
..-..u
Rs;0n
lne
other.
It
was
not
a
....
oumrrmnu
iaJor
Sutherland.
Mng.
Sa
d
tw
i..
-
,w
nuviuK
W
one
benefit,
jt
was
causing
We
to
rpo.l
.5
.
jcf5pcctive
ano
;
,rue
values
includlne
that
mi,
n
s
n
rpsnit
nonn
a
PI
be
ejected
to
live
longer
as
endeavoured
to
survive
In
the
iui
existence.
"
-Miiiea
cm-
ns
nn
-
Eood
results,
(tf
)
before
boarding
the
plane.
pie
must
be
protected.
"Ill
health
There
has
always
been
a
shortage
too
much
of
a
luxurv
for
us
to
of
dairy
products,
since
cauie
uu
u
v
inrrt
n.,n-..i-.i
v-
i.
-.
Ki,..i
in
htoh
altitudes,
and
mis
oided
by
nroter
care
and
treat-.
shortaee
has
been
accentuated
oy
,
j.-i.
j
l
....
,..
f
inrirp
numbers
oi
rreo
to
t.hp
fnptntip
tn
nrrwlde
tmndpd
women
and
children-
lalth
services
which
had
been
set'.
The
Vnltcd
States
Red
Cross
don-
oy
ie
British
Columbia
govern-
ated
a
gift
of
powdered
miiK.
ni
,.Bfcl"
..
f
..
...
f
-ntlHrpn
lin-
was
distriDuiea
aiu6
-
Amyot
then
dealt
more
par-
der
seven
and
British
authorities
equate
municipal
public
health
have
started
to
restock
empty
snops
vices
u
co-ordinate
with
the
fnrmerlv
suDDlled
irom
nao
'ger
schemes
TVipsp
miinlclnal
rvinff
ti
Eovern
the
-
-
...
"
uiiitiaw
v-
j
f
ees
could
not
be
maintained
by
,linlP(1'
country
with
a
minimum
mg
a
mere
pittance
"cigarette
...u,
fi,
tnhnWtants
and
jin'.
.
..
.
rr
narasiuu
iui
r"-j
w
a
nusv
meaicai
orac-
-
?
.
,
Boner
regulations
such
as
the
curicw
nave
The
nn
vniP
t
he
ived
fmm
-
u-.---
i
k.,
-.
-.ivpd
ttoods
have
been
item
in
an
airplane
age.
Some
ffiVpn
a
culde
to
Asmara
with
a
pre-
munities
in
British
Columbian
.ni
th.
nritish
soldier's
re
setting
a
fine
example
in
the
oiisnment
of
public
health
ser-
.
...v
i.itu
VJiVttlU
ilarly
with
the
work
of
the
Dl-
traditional
character
of
ambassa
dor
of
his
country.
"for
years
the
Italians
have
been
tatipht.
to
distrust
and
dislike
us,"
lion
of
vnr-ai
m..
oirni
.1
eirt
"a
fpw
offenders
,
.
.
i
.
u
i
iiocaoc
wiin
w
lug
uiciu.c
o..
----
tu-
.
...
.
.
.
w
wic
i
me
leanprsnin
ni
ur.i
Piams
"If
thpro
rn
mpnlnirlHa
'
UUnoia
fevpr
nn
th
ernlo
that
Meal
disease
existed
you
would)
Jbe
up
in
arms
..
h
declare(1.
..Th-
Ple
WOUld
Insist
..vuv
vyii
nbwua.
1'oliCV
o,i
noUrv
is
reaoins
its
reward.
in
jn
the
the
country
country
and
ana
in
m
towns
andj
."723
lu!V7JT7
CANADIAN
PRIME
MINISTER
PLIES
TO
JHUTAIN
i
i
i
.-
...
D.t,t
nn
w
T.
Mackenzie
King,
prime
Minis-
K,Ung
W
t
a,
lane
flight
an
epic
one
"
-
after
a
successful
tranSTAt,
th
morn
.y
of
of
Canada,
Canada,
arrived
arnveo
in
in
Great
Britain
jrly
Minister
Minlsasr
u
were
various
government
government
officials
officials
inciuuing
Including
tcr
Accompanying
the
Prime
p.
Van.
lantie
cia-mg.
Brjgadier
Qeorge
Norman
A.
Robertson,
una
;4
:"T
""esent
""
commanding
Officer
of
Quebec
Military
uis-
and
ler,
former
Canadian
Minister
to
France
p
f
cheerful
goodbye
to
the
small
trtrt
NO.
5.
in
the
top
photo
."jS
m
lte
Manager.
R.A.P.
Ferry
Command,
.ti
R.
B.
At
te
t
i
bid
him
farewell.
acJ;
Blrt4
par
y
on
hand
to
Mlnlstry
of
Alrcraft.Pro-itU
H.
M.
Long,
Assistant
to
JJ;
S0
vanier
are
shown
chatting
Just
ductlon.
In
the
bottom
P'"'""
"
'
if
Amvot
referred
to
the
need.
nnv
iv
F.niTKEA
.-.
-;--
.r.tnttnn
nut
of
all
-
.
.
luui"
umh
lniure
k
um
itu""'.'
.
,
tb!l!ai-ll
in
la
r-.f
Vinu.I
.
.
.
-J
Ilia'
-v-.,
t
proportion
to
their
numDeis
mu
I
aU
available
man
and
woman.
(ContinueJ
trom
rage
One)
knQW
itnow.show
him
that
w
in
r.he
best
of
condition
to!
-
-
"
'
a
.
,lfe
wortny
of
res-
duce
a
result.
If
this
was
to
be'
For
the
moment
that
ei
ort
is
-
wu
,
j
,;t
"T
ompiished.
the
body
of
the
I
centra
ted
on
the
neccssiues
oi
"'
"
Hnnrl
A
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
Aueust
30,
1916.
Turkey
declared
Rumanla.
Rumanians
cap-
cities
the
colonists
have
petroseny
and
Kezdl
Va-
invltatlons
"'"
on
the
soldiers
J
tc
-,t,r
vis
it
,
tojrf
W,,,.
Llght
ui
homes
hAtnot
fnr
lor
.
rneai
meals
ana
eiuw-
,
'
-
it
,
tUn
CAmmn
their
...Ur
ption
alonE
taiftments.
The
same
spirit
pre-
vails
in
football
matches'
between
v
army.
Royal
Air
Force,
ano
m
teams
and
Joint
boxing
contests.
There
Is
rarely
any
animus.
shown.
As
Eritrea
Is.
a
test
for
British
administration
this
spirit
must
bo
fostered
not
'only
by
propaganda
v.,,
oicn
hv
pnonomic
neip.
aij
army-sponsored
paper,
which
prints
the
same
news
in
Italian
ana
n6-llsh,
has
dispelled
any
suspicion
by
the
Italians
that
the
news
Is
doctored
for
their
benefit.
BOMBED
PORT
GIVES
MILLION
SOUTHAMPTON,
Aug.
30:
P)
a
War
WeaDOns
Week
conducted
here
realized
more
than
$4,590,000
WAR.SAVINGS
CANBERRA.
Aug,
30:
KB
AVLSSie
deposits
In
Australian
banks
jiow
total
more
than
Sl.OOO.OOO.OOO-the
highest
eyer
recorded'.
Since
:the
outbreak
of
war,
deposits
m
Australia
have
Increased
by
$24,000,000.
GROWING
INDUSTRY
A
prominent
feature
of
Canadian
manufacturing
development
in
recent
years
has
been
the
'growth
of
non-ferrous
smelting.
A
"spot"
costs
you
only
,half
a
dollar.
Try
it
In
the
Daily
News
classified
column.
"
(tf)
"
.
i-
dont
be
a,
CLOTHIERS
WINGAME
Wtts
&
Nlckerson
Defeat
Co-ops
5
to
3
In
Intermediate
Baseball
In,
the
Intermediate
baseball
game
played
last
nignt
at
me
Acropolis
Hill,
Watts
and
Nlcker-
son'a
team
strengthened
IU
posi
tion
in
the
league
by
defeating
the
Co-ODeratlves
5
to
3.
The
winners
were
never
in
doubt.
Roy
Pauhs
smackecj
the
season's
sensational
homer
In
the'
fifth
wiw
noDooy
on
bases.
The
next
league
game
will
be
played
on
Monday
afternoon.
On
Sunday
an
AU-star
In
termediate
game
will
be
played.
Umpire
for
last
night's
game
was
D.
Montesano.
Batteries
were:
Watts
and
Nlckerson
Bill
and
Postuk.
Co-bp
MacDonald,
Vuckjovitch
and
Zbura.
THF.IR
LEAD
STILL
SAME
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Regain
Margin
of
j
Game
and
a
Half
Over
St.
Louis
Cardinals
NEW'
YORK.
Aug.
30:
Oi
St
idu1s
Cardinals
blanked
the
New
York
Giants
Thursday
ana
requcea
'he
lead
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
'.he
National
League
pennant
race
to
a
single
full
game
but
the
Dodg
ns
got
It
back
tq
the
game
and
a
half
yesterday
by
defeating
the
Giants
themselves.
The
Cardinals
were
not
playing
yesterday.
The
only
Big
League
scores
yesterday
were
as
follows:
Trie
league
standings:
National
League
prooklyn
81
St,
Louis
79
Cincinnati
69
Pittsburg
67
I
New
York
58
Chicago
54
Boston
51
Philadelphia
36
44
45
52
56
65
73
73
87
Crescent
Shows
Have
Good
Start
POOR
FISHING
for
.6481
.425
.4111
.293
1
Carnival
Is
Making
The
Annual
Stand
In
Prince
Rupert
The
Crescent
Shows,
making
their
annual
stand
here,
got
away
to
a
good
start
with
the
opening
Thursday
night.
Satisfactory
natronaee
was
reported
by
the
management
since
then
and
throughout
the
two
evenings
there
were
bustling
crowds
about.
Several
of
the
former
popular
features
and
a
number
of
new
ones
are
being
offered.
Blind
fish
and
crabs
live
in
the
depths
of
Echo
River,
350
feet
.
.
,
.
.
i
r
1
iiuuergruunu
in
iviainiiiuui
vvc,
Kentucky,
School
Supplies
In
good
quality
at
reasonable
330
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
Red
120
JEAN
B.
RIVETT
A.T.C.M.
and
RUTH
W.
NELSON
A.T.C.M.
Teachers
of
Piano
-
Theory
Announce
the
opening
of
their
Studio
on
September
2nd.
Private
and
Class
Tuition
Phone
Green
836
after
4
p.m.
Fresh
Local
HaV
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
Central
Hotel
Central
Hotel
Annex
ISO
Heated
Rooms
Hot
Water
Steam
Baths
Dining
Room
In
Connection
Mn.
C.
E.
Black,
Proprietress
SPORT
CHAT
Tuesday
S.S,
Catala
....
1:30
p.m.
Wednesday
S.8.
Princess
l
Alice
-
-
P-m'
Friday
SJ3.
Prince
Adelaide
nuiriAiuc
2
P
m-
SPORTS
ON
!
LABOR
DAY
Paavo
Nurmi,
one
of
the
greatest
;
Football
and
Baseball
Ca-
"yt
middle-distance
runners,
was
barred'
Been
Organize
i
for
Monday
by
from
open
amateur
competition
ipr
i
i
r
l
tV.
Tniai.nqHnn'll
AmfttPIlT
.
.
ppdpratPd
rCUCiaKU
Coneress
at
"
Stockholm
Thanks
i
to
the
activities
of
WllJ.vuo
.
seven
years
ago.
He
was
allowed
to
q.fi,
organizers,
there
wilt
be
a.
La-compete
only
in
Finland,
where
he
bor
Day
program
in
Prince
Rupert,
had
been
cleared
of
charges
of
ac-'Tn
the
afternoon
there
will
be
a
ceptlng
money
beyond
actual
ex-
(riuau
funw
uciw
v........
Denses
Armv
AH
stars
aim
c...t.
.
,
,
n
naspoau
m.?
pcvYyfii
Hi)
.mwi
The
firrt
women's
marathon
swim
nd
Ccmmodore.
was
staged
at
Toronto's
Canadian
Tomorrow
afternoon
the
City
National
Exhibition'
12
years,
ago
l,p&pue
baseball
schedule
will
be
yesterday.
Martha
Norelius
of
New
finished
off
with
a
game
between
York
splashed
"
home
in
irom
over
vommocore
au
uu.5..
.
t.it.iii
ul-n.AAM
T
0
trrt
1
0
ft
the
10-mlle
course
to
win
lirst
prue
an
cxniDiuun
ccu
..--...v-..
of
$10,000.
I
AH
Stars
end
Canadian
Scottish
'makln?
it
a
QOUDie-neaoer.
Tnmmv
Farr.
the
Welshman
who
didn't
have
a
chance."
astonished'
wIFR
CHOPS
STARTED
experts
with
his
plucky
15-round(
The
frsr
agricultural
process
snowing
againsi
jue
iuu,
txij-
carrien
nn
dv
curopeaus
m
.
weight
champion
of
the
world,
at
ls
now
can3da
probably
was
tfte
Vew
York
four
years
ago
tonight.
rais1n?
of
a
ffrrln
crop
at
Port
The
champion
had
little
difficulty
Royal.
N.S.,
In
1605.
.6371
.570
winning
tne
decision,
oui,
ne
l-uuiu-n't
stop
the
rugged
challenger.
.545!
.47?
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Brooklyn
5,
New
York
4.
American
League
.
St.
Louis
5,
Chicago
2.
Steamship
Sailings
(Daylight
Saving
Times)
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Vancouver
Monday
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Rupert
4
p.m.
FELL
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Arthur
Soley,
67,
engineer's
fitter,
was
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when
he
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a
elevator
shaft
In
a
West
End
hot.41.
A
verdict
of
accidental
death
was
returned.
LEPROSY
HOSPITALS
Cannda
maintains
hosoitals
at
Tr-i-.fldle,
N.
B..
and
Bentlntk
Island,
B.
C.
for
treatment
of
p.11
cases
of
leprosy
found
In
Canadp.
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
The
football
game
scheduled
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be
played
Thursday
night
between
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the
Canadian
Bcottisn
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Composites
was
postponed
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finitely.
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ROBIN
MOOR
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Africa.
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p.m.
August
11
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CHURCH
NOTICES
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LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Corner
8th
and
9th
Aves.
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Mrs.
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Feness,
Organist
Mrs.
J.
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.uyrws.
,
SUNDAY,
AUGUST
31st
Uh.
All
are
cordially
Invited
its
work
Sunday,
September
7th.
N.B.-The
Sunday
School
will
resume
All
children
and
tcaciiers,
piease
dc
picacuu.
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
British
Columbia
Canadian
Pacific
Transcontinental
Trans-Atlantic
Trans-Pacific
To
Vancouver
Tla
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE"
Every
Friday
1
p.m.
PB.T.
TO
VANCOUVER
DIRECT
Aug.
2nd.
6th,
9th,
13th,
16th,
23rd.
27th,
30th
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and
Skagway
August
4th,
8th,
11th,
22ndr
25th,
September
1st
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Direct
Connection
at
Vancouver
Tickets
and
Reservations
from
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
General
Agent.
W.
L.
COATES.