FASCIST
EXTREMISTS
IlOMlt
July
28.
A
current
of
discontent
bus
been
discovered
among
"Extremist
elements
Ihe
fascist
Party
and
stern
measures
hafe
been
adopted
to
curb
it.
The
trouble
is
attributed
to
friction
between
local
and
general
Fascist
authorities
and
unwillingness
of
some
Extremist
groups
lo
accept
the
edicla
of
the
centralized
authority.
An
example
of
Ihe
manner
in
which
;
the
government
is
dealing,
with
jibe
situation
is
lo
be
found
at
havona.
where
Ainilcare
loup,
leader
of
an
EilremUt
f.iP..
tlon,
has
been
arrested
charged
with
beading
a
dissident
ment.
Savona
has
been
fn
a
turmoil
for
some
time
and
Dupanloiip's
arrest
'
"
followed
iUMVnCU
a
U
PIT
series
I
If."
til
tr
inci
inci
'
TO
BE
SUPPRESSED
donU
,n
w,,ich
"ve
,orl
ork-
,crs
were
hurt.
Duoauloun.
wlio
..
.
is
a
former
army
captain,
uas
8wrn
measures
oopia
dv
me;
been
removed
to
(ienoa.
The
lo.
Government
teal
press
says
the
Fascist
Parti
it...
uiteBUs
to
go
the
limit
crushing
movements
such
Subscribe,
lo
the
Dailv
News.
Baby's
Tiny
White
Shoes
will
not
soil
your
dress
if
you
i
clean
them
with
"NUGGET"
WHITE
CLEANER
It
does
not
rub
off.
A
tubttitut
will
ditappoint
you.
in
DUoanloun'
and
he
dflerinlneil
lllfll
rmlfv
li.iii.l.l.t..
l.
ni'in
ii
in
urupr
mm
an
inn
na
tion
g
eriengy
may
be
conccntra-
sea
on
solvmg
national
nrolilems
A
psychological
demobiliza-
lion
or
the
Italian
people
has
been
ordered
by
the
Premier
Hcnilo
Mussolini,
as
a
means
or
convincing
the
world
of
Italy's
peaceful
intentions.
Jin
was
revealed
by
a
env.
eminent
spokesman
who
explained
that
the
Premier
had
direct-
led
the
newspapers
to
slop
pub-
iisutng
incendiary
material
tending
to
keep
alive
"ihe
bellicose
terminology
and
oirit."
lists,
and
in
addition
the
urban
registrars
will
aa
the
names
of
those
voters
why
apply
personally
for
registration,
or
on
whose
behalf
application
is
made
by
i
relative
or
employer
when
Ihe
voter
Is
ill
op
away
from
home.
Preliminary
lists
thus
prepared
by
urban
registrars
will
be
corrected
by
revising
officer,
who
will
b
either
local
Judges
or
substitute
rcvislne?
officer
jjhey
dominate.
In
Vrinee
Edward
Island
Sak'alcliewan
and
.Manitoba
the
procedure
tyill
be
fife
same
as
in
other
provinces
cxc-pl
I
here
wil!
probably
be
no
provincial
lists
available
for
use
as;
a
basis
for
ihe
work
of
the
registrars.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
any:
In
the
not
weather
you
can
re
ly
upon
women
showing
more
backbone)
A
man
who
recently
kept
him
self
alive
for
seven
days
by
eating
grass
is
now
trying
to
chew
the
cud.
A
good
way
lo
get
rid
ot
fleas
is
to
catch
one
ami
painl.
it
yellow.
It
wilt
then
return
In
Its
mates
and
they'll
all
die
of
color
blindness.
A
woman
with
a
mellinsr
smli
should
make
a
good
showing
Jin
an
ice
cream
eating
contest.
A
good
wife
laughs
at
her
bus-
band's
Jokes.
'
I
read
of
;
a
-woman
-.who
rati
nwny
ivith
a
pet'
monkey
but
il
Hid
not
state
whetner
or
not
she
left
her
husband
behind.
.
.
-
-
-
-
It's
hard
work
these
days
try
ing
to
be
funny
with
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
month
only
three
days
dis
lanl.
The
man
who
can't
lick
postage
stamp
should
not
have
visions
of
ever
meeting
Dcmp
scy.
When
undecided
whit
to
do
this
.wet
wealhengo
swimming.
Never
try
lo
leave
on
a
train
leaving
at
12.50
because
it's
ten
to
ono
If
you
catch
il.
Peonle
who
live,
bv
their
wlf
are
seldom
willyL
Hald
headed
men
usually
sit
In
the
front
row
of
llm
vainly
ville
show
to
enable
the
pe?
Intors
behind
to
sec
the
reflec
tion
of
the
stage
on
their
dome
s.
Theso
boyish
bobs
are
alt
right
tot
girls
but
what
Is
t
becomu
of
tho
hair
ribbon
If
you
see
a
man
purchasing
a
compact
at
the
druggists
it
does
not
necessarily
follow
that
he
is
endeavoring
lo
retain
that
schoolboy
complexion.
Wheat
is
practically
all
headed
out
in
the
prairie
provinces,
but
will
require
rain
in
many
localities
In
poduee
a
satwraclory,
yield,
according
to
the
HailV
of
Montreal
crop
report.
In
parts
off
Alherta'and
Saskatchewan
the,
crop
hae
suffered
from
extreme
heat
and
lack
or
rain.
Hall
has
done
damage
in
scattered
areas.
In
Quebec
the
past
week
has
been
favorable
to
growl
h
and
all
crops
show
improvement.
In
Ontario
pood
harvesting
weather
has
pre
vailed
and
farmers
have
made
go
id
progress
with
the
ban
est.
In
the
Maritime
provinces
crops
generally
continue
to
make
good
headway.
In
British
Columbia
cooler
weather
ami
light
showers
have
benefitted
the
'fruit
crop.
Details
follow:
Prairie
Provinces
Alberta,
Western
and
Northwestern
Area
-All
eroos
on
well
tilled
lauds
are
continuing
toj
.llow
smiMitviur
iniijiru",
uiu
crop
on
other
lands
hae
suffered
to
some
extent
from
recent
hot
dry
weather,
except
in
parts
where
recent
rains
hae
benefited.
Scattered
hail
damage,
but
losses'
not
very
imnortant.
Southeastern
area
Hot
and
dry
weather
oon-1
tinues
and
previously
reported
fair
to
poor
prospect
have
weakened
somewhat.
Saskatchewan,
Northern
Area-Crops
are
progressing
fairly
well,
hut
more
rain
is
required.
Southern
area
Wheat
practically
all
headed
out
and
in
most
places
filling
well.
Some
districts
suffering
from
burning.
A
considerable
amount
tif
hail
damage
has
been
done
in
scattered
areas.
Manitoba-
Satisfactory
condi
tions
continue
and
prospects
are
for
a
good
average
crop.
Usual
scattered
bail
damage
ha
occur
red,
but
this
tia
been
offset
by
..eneficial
aeeoiupauyuur
rains.
British
Columbia
A
heavy
yield
or
grain
is
expected,
liar-
eting
of
pats
has
commented
The
grasshopper
plague
Is
about
over
ami
aggregate
loss
is
small.
Hoot
promise
an
axerage
yield.
Early
potatoes
ami
tomatoes
are
now
shipping.
All
fruit
is
sizing
rapidly
but
a
shortage
of
irrigation
water
is
causing
some
con
cern.
iMckiiur
of
Ducliess
apples
will
commence
shortly,
probably
ten
days
earlier
than
usual.
An
excellent
rrop
of
hops
is
expected.
Pasturage
is
good,
but
rain
is
needed.
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Kupert
Stephen
Hoskius,
governmen!
agent,
passed
through
town
ths
morning
on
bis
way
home
fronf
Victoria.
Another
detachment
of
re.,
emits
for
(lie
Vikings
of
Canada
regiment,
left
for
Winnipeg
inT
lay.
rhey
are
O.
Simonson,
Albert
Edward,
C.
A.
Phillips
anil
E.
Dili,
Tlie.y
were
recruUed
by
Seivl'.
Krag,
.:
;
.
V,
E
AY.
Shoekley
has
relurned'tjl'
the
'city
after
an
absence
of-
sev
eral
honths,
the
laterpart
of
whitb;
'
waif
jpent
in
JJie
town
of
Trail.
Mr.
Shoekley
reporU
times
very
brikk
at
the
Smeltc
city.
The
Sergeant's
Command
"Fall
in!''
sounded
the
silvery.
notes
of
the
hiwle,
and
the
men
rushed
lo
take
their
nlaces.
"Dresj
by
Ihe
rfetltt!"
roared
Ike
sergeant.
The
men
shuffld
into
a
straight
line.
Hut
Ihe
sergeant,
an
old
soldier,
was
not
satfsfptl.
"Come
forward,
M'Oinlyt
he
cried.
"M'fiiiity
n
not
here,"
said
.i
LAND
ACT.
Cur
Und
niMMM.
Unil
nforrtliui
lllrlrl
or
I'rlru-
Uuprrt.
inrf
iltuale
m
Allln
like
af.,ut
It
mllrt
vuthft
of
Allin
Tonii
rskr.
NOTioc
iht
rdwin
Jute
t:irm,
nr.
Attin.
In
tlif
pfivlnrx
of
Hrlllh
Ct.luin-orrupitiim
dprrttlnr
Intirlil
liunrti,
lnirn1)
lo
tppljr
for
rrtnlMltm
lo
pur
rlMM
lt
rollnrln
lrrllKl
lundi:
Coimrimrtnr
it
P"l
pI'ntH
tl
ihf
souttieait
rornrr
ft
Olirlfr
Sir.
In
Allln
Mkf,
itiiitert
Ktinve:
Itifni
.fntlnwim
lh
th'irit
lino
wcl
to
rhiln;
ih-nce
oulh
fit
rhiinc
thenre
mi
ti
rhalnii
llit-iir
north
ft
rhdni,
lo
polnl
cf
rrtrninrnrrinrnl.
EDWIX
JIXES
EOOrilT.
Applicant.
Onteil
Mr
19.
tt
PAIN
in
BLADDER
Promptly
EmS
br
8ANTAL
MIDY
B
(lift
to
tt
Mi
0nuln
Uek
far
tha
worS
HMIDV
BoM
br
all
drufful
,.
.
,,,,
5
PAUB
T
WC
Vttkfi
1M1LY
MBWa
V'
HneHiay,
July
8
y.,
VOTERS'
LISTS
'CROP
SITUATION
TO
BE
REVISED
j
IS
FAVORABLE
FAR
EI.Ff.TI0N
.
Raln
Generally
.
Needed,
.
Ac-
W
mmmmm
e
w
n
coming
10
umi
nupun.
The
Daily
News
'
PHINCR
.HUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
,
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
1
H.
P.
PU1.LEN,
Managing
Editor.
,
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
-Editor
and
Reporter
Telephone
-
-
-
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
HaII.Y
KDIT10.1
98
86
Wednesday,
July
28,
t92.
Boost
your
town
and
the
town
will
boost
you.
,
Knock
your
town
and
you'll
get
the
knocks
back.
Racial
Inferiority
Should
Not
Enter.
'
-Any
exclusion
measure
is
hound
lo
breed
the
feeling
on
the
part
of
those
cxrluded
that
Ihey
are
considered,
inferior,
but
the
Country
responsible
for
Ihe
exclusion
should
not
act
in
a
racially
superior
manner.
U
Australia
has
acted
in
such,
a
manlier
it
made
a
mistake
which
naturally
will
be
resented
by
the
Japanese.
An
Oriental
exclusion
measure
should
not
tic
brought
about
from
such
a
cause
or
be
looked
at
in
that
light.
The
Japanese
should
be
intelligent
enough
to
see
that
a
white
country
does
not
want
to
be
overrun
with
yellows
to
the
disadvantage
of
its
own
people
any
more
than
Japan
would
want
to
be
overrun
with
whites,
under
similar
conditions.
The
inferiority
aspect
might
not
enter
so
readily
if
the
matter
wvrc
looked
at
from
a
national
rather
than
u
racial
viewpoint.
Danger
of
Japanese
American
Situation.
Vhe:u
a
man
of
the
authority
of
General
MacBrien,
chief
of
staff
of
the
Canadian
militia,
publicly
speaks
of
the
rivalry
between
the
Luiled
Stales
and
Japan
for
authority
in
the
Pacific
Ocean,
it
would
seem
that
some
danger
must
lie
therein.
It
is
a
matter
in
which
Canada
is
directljconcerned
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
bogey
of
a
war
between
the
United
States
and
Japan
on
the
question
may
never
materialize.
The
other
nations
of
the
World
should
give
the
matter
their
serious
consideration
and
take
such
action
as
to
render
such
a
catastrophe
impossible.
Vancouver
Province
Hoists
War
Flag.
1
The-Vancouver.
Daily
Province
.has
ralhenlaslonishedjjjts
r&dertfMmWtibifi'
.by
descendinffrfrm
the
Olfmpiao
ftfyHjfc
aAd
miiiglfng
Ifit
The",
battlefield
witIfwarrio'rs
ofimmpnlay".
Editorially
the
Province
has
hitherto
maintained
a
perfectly
Jovian
dctaqjinient
wheu
mere
mortals
fought
and
struggled
in
the
political
arena.
It
has
observed
the
fortunes
of
the
struggle
with
philosophic
calm
aud
when
the
results,
were
known
has
offered
its
cool
congratulations
and
its
tempered
sympathy
res-pectivelyj
to
victors
and
vanquished.
Htltiall
this
is
to
be
changed.
Fur
the
present
campaign
at
least
the
Province
will
be
seen
in
the
forefront
-of
the
fight
boldly
cheering
on
the
Meigheu
legions.
The
Hastings
Street
newspaper
has
declared
itself.
11
is
Conservative
until
the
last
vote
is
counted.
At
least
this
is
a
fair
conclusion
from
the
long
cxpusitidh
it
published
on
Weduesday
of
Mr.
Meiglien's
policy,
approving
it
so
far
as
it
was
stated
at
Ottawa,
and
expressing
the
confident
anticipation
that
it
would
be
satisfactorily
enlarged
at
subsequent
meetings.
Jt
is
for
the
best
all
round
that
the
Province
should
declare
where
itjstauds
plainly
aud
unequivocally.
It
is
nut
that
hitherto
it
has
never
leaned
one
way
or
the
other,
but
tliat
its
leanings
bad
rather
to
be
inferred
indirectly
from
columns
other
than
those
on
its
editorial
page.
To
the
uninitiated
this
was
at
times,
if
it
may
be
said,
just
a
little
misleading.
But
there
are
iio
doubts
now.
The
Province
"has
gone
Conservative"
and
everybody
knows
what
to
expect.
Vancouver
Star.
Law
Requires
Complete
Revision
of
Polling
Subdivisions
O'lTAWA,
July
28.
In
answe:
to
an
enquiry
as
to
the
voters
lists
which
will
be
used
for
lb-general
election,
the
chief
elec
local
officer
said:fc
;
"Plieli
procedure
for
preparation
of
lists
will
be
exactly,
the.
same
as
that
followed
at
the
general
election
last
year.
Tho
Dominion
Elections
Act
does
not
provide
for
the
use
of
former
Dominion
lists
except
at
by-elections,,
when
these
are
held
within
two
years
after
a
prior
Dominion
election
In
the
same
tectorial
district.
'Indeed,
'
no
other
rule
could
be
adopted,
since
lo
prepare
the
necessary
copies
of.
all
lists,
which
would
he
required
at
a
general
election
would
lake
nearly
three
months.'
This
difficulty
was"
referred
lo
in
my
report
to
Ihe
House
of
Commons
last
J
It
is
understood
the
procedure
in'
all
provinces
except
Prince
Edward
'Island,
.Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
will
he
that
provincial
lists
will
be
employed
as
a
basis
for
preparation
of
those
to
.be
used
at
the
Dominion
election.
In
rural
polling
divisions,
pro
vincial
lists
wilt
be
corrected.
names
being
struck
out
aud
ad
ded
by
rural
registrars
as
cir
cumstances
require.
In
urban
polling
divisions
all
names
on
provincial
lists
will
ba
transferred
to
the
Dominion
Ihe
M
"Cmne
forward,
"the
man
nexl
to
him,
and
sharp's
the
word
I";
was
bis
command.
,
A
$2.00
Car
.
The
.
ancient
caf
rhtwgcd
up
lo
the
gates
of
the
ferrr.
The
gate-keeper,
demaudintr
the
usual
fee,
called
out,
"Two
dollar
fojhc
car.5
The
owner
lo'ilkcd
up
with
a
pathetic
smile.
".Sold,"
ho
said,
and
got
out.
Motor
Life.
WATER
NOTICE
01
(Ion
and
Ui,
TAIE
oni:i;
lhit
sKiifnin
f.innrry
Ounpany
I.IiiiUkI.
bMf
aildrron
in
tiurt
Svruur
Whirr,
Vant-nuvrr,
H.
C.
will
ip-Iiljr
for
a
llrnu
lu
Ukf
and
uir
14
til
Itxm
per
ml
mi
f
of
nilrr
gul
nf
tin
natnod
,lrraitt,
hnh
fhiwa
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and
drain
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about
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of
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truiml
on
llw
14th
day
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and
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application
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and
to
th
"Water
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filed
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offlne
of
the
Water
ft
-order
1
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nujn-ri,
n,
t..
tinjeriiona
lo
the
lpliealit.n
may
le
filed
with
the
aald
Uater
neeorder
or
with
tha
'
"inptn.ller
of
Water
lilrhK,
parliament
BuiMinia
Victoria,
B.
;.,
llhln
thirty
daya
after
the
liri
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01
una
inmre
in
a
kteal
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dale
or.
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of
ni
hi
1
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of
Atllnto
lover.
TAkE
NOTliJi
that
Franrla
nirhard
imiilun
of
Atlm,
B.C..
orrupatlon
mill
iniiiaaer
mteiidj
to
apply
for
permtaalon
landa?!
lollowlni-
dewrlbed
iiiittneiiHnr
at
a
poat
plained
on
tha
aoulh
ahore
of
Taku
Arm
ahout
t
tnlla
footlmeat
from
the
mouth
of
Atllnto
lllfrr
and
runnlnr
thenre
to
rhalna
vrti
thrnra
to
rhalna
aouthi
thence
to
ehatni
eat:
and
thenca
to
rhaint
north
lo
(itilnt
of
commencement,
rcntalnlnr
40
arrea,
more
or
leaa.
tnNcis
niniAnn
diixlop.
Kl'vM
rata.
Atlla,
May
10.
(tit.
USIC
is
!
m
!
CRtUCSZA
MODEL
MUCK
tUS.
iff
is
what
you
hear
in
its
true
beauty
when
the
Orthophonic
Victrola
plays
"Where's
the
land?"
And
with
that
query
a
tquad
of
railroad
workers
in
a
little
Quelxc
village
craned
its
necks
to
"see
the
parade".
The
music
was
coming
from
a
new
Ortbopbonic
Victrola
in
a
neighlioring
home.
I
In
Winnijx-R,
the
other
day,
a
prominent
organitt
utoppul
iu
the
stmt
to
listen
to
the
strains
of
pipe
organ
music
Uoating
from
a
window
aliow.
Mystifiil
!ion
by
the
touch
of
a
matrr
organist,
lie
followed
the
miuHCtoitt
source,
a
new
Ortlwphouic
Nctrola.
'
The
new
Frop
the
four
corners
of
the
Dominion
ccme
these
true
storici
of
the
"realm"
of
OrUtutK'uic
cttola
music
The
actual
experiences
prove
apaln
and
ngaiii
that
)iu
can
make
of
)wr
Kmc
T
gay
UiH-rocm,
a
theatre,
a
concert
hall,
an
opera
hmite,
a
church,
n
wlon
or
a
quiet
pbec
for
listening
to
pleasant
music
any
timet
Tho
Orthophonic
Victrola
!s
the
mulc
Itself
1
,
A
visit
to
any
"His
Mailer's
Voice"
dealer
will
tell
)xu
tlatl
.
Orthophonic
"True
inSound"
T.uk
Victrola
Victor
Talking
Machine
Co.,
voice.
The
sergeant
frownel.
but
was
undaunted.
of
Canada,
Limited,
Canadian
National
Railways
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Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
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Q.
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Kt.
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AND
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is
equipped
to
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kinds
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and
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for
the
Builder
LUMBER
Wo
hnvo
Ihe
most
complete
slock
of
t,,nl'''
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
jo'A
veneers,
etc'.,
In
Northern
11.(3.
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Ilnfore
buying
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nur
slock.
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