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Twelve-year-old
Sheldon
Lee,
direct
from
China
to
B.C.
by
air,
has
arrived
in
Prince
Rup-.-rt
where
he
will
make
his
honv.
His
father,
Howguey
Lee
of
the
Grand
Cafe
met
him
when
the
C.P.R.
airliner
reached
Vancou
ver
and
accompanied
him
north.
It
was
the
first
time
he
had
seen
his
boy
since
the
latter
was
an
infant.
It
was
July
31
the
airliner
took
off
from
Horn;
Kong
at
e
a.m.,
arriving
at
Vancouver,
5
a.m.,
August
2.
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saw
It
in
the
News!
Advertise
ln
ihe
Dally
News!
HONOR
PRIZE
WINNER
-
Lt.
Col.
Stephen
Johnson
of
Calgary
is
carried
triumphantly
away
in
a
chair
after
winning
the
Governor-General's
Match
at
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
competition
at
Connaught
Ranges
near
Ottawa.
The
44-ye-ar-old,
220-pound
marksman,
said
it
was
a
thrill
of
a
lifetime
as
fellow
snipers
carried
him
off
the
traditional
way
of
congratulating
the
winner
of
the
featured
match
of
the
shoot.
"RAILROADERS",
CHILDREN
HAPPY;
JOYLAHD
TRAIN
STARTS
RUNNING
The
ghosts
of
railroad
build-
ning
has
resulted,
ers
Jim
Hill
and
Donald
Mann1
To
help
solve
the
'trouble
of
Prime
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Fred
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J.
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s-et.
VETERAN
MARKSMAN
Jock
Saidler
of
Edmonton,
a
former
member
of.
Canadian
Bisley
teams,
is
stiy
an
expert
marksman
after
shoot
ing
In
meets
for
46
yeans.
At
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
meet
near
Ottawa,
he
won
a
medal
in
the
MacDougall
match.
He
fired
49
out
of
a
possible
50
at
300
yards
and
73
out
of
75
at
600
yards
three
more
than
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a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
last
evening
in
the
Canadian
Legion
clubrooms,
lie
president
was
authorized
to
write
to
the
Commanding
Oflicer
H.
M.
C,
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Ontario
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in
tt.fi
bally
News!
if
Headquarters
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Canning
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Jars
and
Fittings
Cans
and
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Pressure
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311
the
Southeast
corner
of
Lot
10,
.
leauy
U1LS
year,
IWO
pi'opo.d
Block
4.
District
Lot
s.
Plan
948;
visits
from
the
K?tchikan
team
thence
South
647
feet
more
or
less
.
v,
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j
.
,
been
lt.,B'naVe
Cancelled
dlie
to
tr
the
intersertmn
with
a
(
tt.
I
WITH
disappointment
of
the
Association
at
the
failure
of
the
navy
to
field
a
team
for
the
second
of
the
two-game
series
on
the
occasion
of
the
recent
visit
of
the
ship
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
is
hoped
to
have
holes
for
the
framework
for
the
goal
nets
drilled
In
the
near
future
and
also
holes
for
the
corner
flags.
At
present
the
Mobley
Cup
series
is
being
played
off.
This
schedule
will
be
interrupted
when
the
knock-out
Stuart
Shield
is
played.
The
draw
was
made
last
evening
and
the
Battery
will
meet
the
Canadian
Legion
with
the
winner
meeting
the
General
Motors
who
drew
a
bye
into
the
final.
The
first
game
will
be
played
on
August
29ih
and
the
final
on
September
1st.
Players
were
reminded
that
they
are
to
be
on
hand
for
the
starting
of
games
on
time.
With
the
evenings
drawing
in,
a
late
start
will
mean
that
a
game
may
finish
in
darkness.
The'
referee
will
call
the
game
and
teams
will
have
to
start
with
what
players
they
have
on
hand.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
J.
S.
Wilson,
president;
S.
P.
Woodside,
,
vice-president;
Jock
Davidson,
treasurer;
Darrow
Gomez
and
Jack
Eby.
Advertise
:n
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ijsuiy
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hand
1
in
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nnd
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plants,
.dtinoui.ee
tlmi
Mr.
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joined
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as
Vice-1'rfeaiUrjnt
ami
Marian
ins
I
i
ret
tor.
Mr.
Paulson
)h
well
known
In
th
U.S.
and
Can.ida
as
an
expert
tn
modern
methods
of
food
hand
MnK
and
provt'ssinir.
He
wa
formerly
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of
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FifliinK
to.
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whom
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of
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and
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plants.
H
aluo
served
for
two
ytars
as
meehanicat
engineer
for
KrosWed
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inc.,
Oregon.
U.S.A.
Henri
Officer
ct
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Mi
grades
and
turns,
Jim
Gilbert,
assistant
CN
R.
section
fore-
man
was
called
in
for
expert
advice.
Railroad
President
Bill
Stone
construction
engineeer
Norton
Youniis
and
treasurer
Don
For-
n'npH
hpnmo
thA
tartf(t.x
for!
endless
demands
from
the
town's
small
fry
that
the
road
be
put
in
operation
immediately.
What's
the
use
of
"having
a
railroad
if
you
can't
ride
on
It
even
in
circles
Things
were
at
this
Impasse
this
morning
when
the
prob
lem
was
evenutally
solved.
It
was
then
that
Mr.
Forward,
quite
happily
announced
that
this
afternoon
the
trains
would
be
running
on
the.
old
C.C.M.S.
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C.
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Hole.
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FRANK
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SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
568
McBride
Street
WE
joined
a
myriad
of
Prince
Ru-
pert
youngsters
in
heaving
!
sighs
of
relief
when
they
learned
that
the
Civic
Centre,
McBride
1
Street
and
Pacific
Railroad
had
finally
got
into
operation
this
afternoon.
Casey
Jones
gave
an
almost
audible
whoop
of
joy
when
he
learned
that
engineering
difficulties,,
such
as
he
once
encountered
fatally
himself,
had
been
overcome
and
that
the
roadbed
was
now
adjusted
to
carry
traffic.
Problems
which
have
plagued
the
directorate
of
the
miniature
railroad
on
McBride
Street
have
been
dominated
by
concern
about
how
to
get
the
train
run-
j
ning
during
Carnival
Week,
and
'
many
an
hour's
frantic
plan-
1
If
y"
ee
the
baseball
execu-
tive
going
around
with
fingers
crossed
don't
be
alarmed,
they
.
.
,
..,.,
aie
lust
"OP'ng
the
Weatherman
will
CO-opeiate
for
the
Smithers
series
here
this
week-end.
Al-
I
threatening
weather.
Last
year
i
ln
twg
trips
nere
ln
S.niu,ers
.
...
I
leanl
managed
to
play
one
seven
inning
game
antl
that
through
a
steady
rain.
On
their
second
sortie
here
on
Labor
Day
the
downpour
did
not
let
up
long
enough
for
the
teams
to
go,
into
their
uniforms
and
the
local
Association
took
a
financial
beating.
When
the
Prince
lUipcrt
All-Stars
travelled
to
Smithers
thl3
year
they
divided
games
with
the
Interior
club.
It
was
the
hottest
day
in
the
Bulkley
Vul-ey
centre
and
the
coast
players
were
somewhat
exhausted
after
eighteen
innings
of
play.
If
the
law
of
averages
really
works
the
time
is
due
for
a
break
from
the
weather
this
week-end
and
some
good
base-
Dan
snoum
De
on
tne
program.
Tonight,
play
in
the
City-
League
continues
when
Mer-
hants
meet
Savoy.
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advertisement
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or
displayed
k'-
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East
from
the
Southeast
I
corner
of
Lot
11,
Block
1.
D.
L
3:
thence
West
488
feet
more
or
less
to
the
Southeast
corner
of
said
Lot
11.
Block
1:
thence
Northerly
and
Easterly
following
the
shoreline
of
Skldegute
Harbour
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
6.5
acres,
more
or
less.
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July
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