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PEGGING
OF
WHEAT
The
idea
that
wheat
can,
under
our
present
system
of
buying
and
gelling
be
pegged
at
a
certain
price
by
one
country
and
not
by
all
others
seems
to
be
a
foredoomed
f&ilure.
So
far
it
has
not
been
tested.
Yesterday
when
it
was
decided
to
make
ifo
sales0Mthe
Winnipeg
exchange
at
less
than
Monday's
closing,
prices,
the
prices
at
once
stiffened.
If
they
had
dropped
we
do
not
know
what
would
have
happened.
i
DKESS
GUTTERS'
STRIKE
The
dress
cutters
of
Montreal
are
out
on
strike.
The
result
is
that
all
the
seamstresses
and
others
occupied
in
dressmaking
have
no
work
with
which
to
go
on.
Hie
indus
the
men
who
pay
the
bills.
FASCIST
MOVEMENT
There.is
no
excuse
in
this
country
for
the
Fascist
move
ment
which
seems
to
have
started
in
the
east
At
best
it
is
oniy
an
imitation
oi
some
other
country
where
conditions
were
so
bad
as
to
justify
the
dismisal
of
democratic
!
Construction
of
j
New
Hospital
is
j
Now
Under
Way
SMITHERS.
Aug.
16:
Fallowing
The
bollding.
which
Is
to
be
er-.
ected
tssL
a
commanding
position
In!
the
new
residential
section
to
the!
bock
of
town,
will
he
a
handsome,
i
three-storey
structure
It
wtU
have
twenty-four
beds
and
wUl
be
mo-
deenly
equipped
ttu-suenout
wish!
Fulton
C.
Underhay
Gets
Highest
Possible
Mark
in
Jurisprudence
HALIFAX.
Aug.
16:
Oxford
Unl
versiiy
s
highest
postJMe
mark
lo
jurisprudence
has
been
awarded
to
Fulton
C.
Underhay.
lull
Nova
Sco
tia
Rhodes
Scholar,
according
to
word
received
by
friends
here.
He
la
the
third
Rhode
Scholar
to
ob-
try,
which
supplies
the
whole
country,
has
stopped
and
if
tain
the
honor
since
m.
the
strike
continues
no
new
fall
dresses
will
be
available
Un"y.
Fortune,
except
such
as
are
imported
from
otfier
countries.
The
P:;VLh
..d?P8ithed
MrMT
Panoilion
t.mmrm
t.nll
affa.
Knf
Jf
un'11
o
kiali
timn
"
UWWSltf.
graduating
u'"""'i
"
umi.
in,
nig"
tui
in
gfif
gjjj
winning
the
Averv
.prtoe.
AJghquan
he
completed
four
rw
m
m
three
he
found
time
to
write
a
thesis
entitled
"Sir
Robert
Borden
and
Imperial
Rela
tions"
Which
woel
him
the
Overs
essay
arte.
Bi
the
faP
of
1929
he
entered
Dalhousie
Law
School,
winning
the
Carswen
eaamr
prise
m
has
first
vear.
In
Italy
the
Fascist
movement
took
advantage
of
a
si-ihour,W
Rhodei
MOWTH
iv
rccuicu
inai.
me
country
was
aoout
to
Socialist.
In
German
v
thp
rnmnuini
a
brought
about
Hitlersism
and
the
Nazi
movement.
Wrfiile'
C.
C
F
Partv
to
ui
uaiiaua
mere
nas
nppn
n
rpnr
onnv
tnii-nvi
vj,ir.i.r.w,
;
i
j
wnutu
un.iau;iu
it
I
'has
'flflS
not
nnt
become
hfnmo
so
cn
nrnnninui)
pronounced
nr.
to
iuiitifv
t
?
.
.
t
!
n
Z
.
1
II
as
nnv
rarliVni
,u
'
nuuiii,
tvMidi
eei&
Hfecu
against
any
particular
class
in
the
community
seems
foredoomed
to
failure
in
a
British
country.
MEAL
TAX
APPEAL
It
Seems
as
if
it
WOUld
have
been
heltor
fnr
Attnm
General
Pooley
to
have
saved
the
PxrmncA
nf
annanltnir
ilia
mm
EAL.
Aug
16
"Emnlov-
ve
everv
rnnfliton-
Nominate
Here
Pattullo
-to
be
Opposed
Provided
.
Suitable
Material
Can
be
Fmnd
Dr.
Lyle
Ttiofd.
we
H
known
Vancouver
physician
and
surgeon.
In
.ucai
idA,
oen
ii
ne
wins
it
wju
De
only
a
brief
period
be-."
of
a
campaign
tour
on
fore
a
change
takes
place
politically
which
will
result
in!1111
c"
oo-opera-
the
tax
being
abolished.
!
Commonwealth
Federation.
jcame
north
from
Vancouver
to
APPEAL
TO
EMPLOYEES
Heads
of
flaeh
Svstem
Aik
for
Co-Opeiatton
From
Mer
and
Promises
Fair
Treatment
f
(ocwmi
ruus
on
we
steamer
prince
(
.with
fairly,''
sues
a
statement
U-1
Oeorge
last
eventng.
add
reset
ng
a
'sued
last
night
asking
employees
MeUn(
n
foUowi"
the
arrtval
...
...
'nf
th
lul
Ua
uUI
a4.
oetween
the
rail-1
providing
a
suitable
local
man
can
be
brought
out.
VsVB0iBiBiWHBsHsnVsPsjs
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.jj
NEW
FORD
V-8
The
hlg
gest
low
price
car
is
the
new
Ford
V-8,
with
112-inch
Hheelbase.
Jfs
big
In
size
and
big
in
value.
Another
outstanding
itature
Is
the
V-type
eight
cjllnder
engine,
.with
the
all
aluminum
cylinder
heads,
it's
smooth,
quiet,
ejklrnt.andtoaomlcal
and
will
do
better
than
80
miles
..aq
hour.
See
us
for
a
demonstration,
S.
L
Parker
Ltd.
Phone
83
$838.00
and
up,
P.
o.
II,
Prince
Hupert.
Bumpers.
Taxes,
Spare
Tire
and
Freight
included,
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon.
Have
you
pulled
the
weeds
out
of
your
garden
1
Jake
says
If
this
'fine
weather
the
actual
breaking
of
ground
last
continue
be
will
be
tppsidertog
the
week,
a
erew
at
men
arrired
by
mo-
posstbBHy
of
getting
a
garden
next
A
leader
once
there
was
His
name
was
Mtetertng
le
talked
and
talked
and
talked
and
talked
Bat
did
net
do
&
thtaur
3ut
Mister
King
Wt
vat.
A
piauorm
new
he
tot
.
nd
now
when
he
efeeied
Is
He
plans
to
do
a
lot
island
Mining
Property
Taken
Up
25
Years
Ago
Jim
Campbell
says
taut
while
be
was
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
26
years
ago
the
mining
property
at
Kootonay
Harbor
now
being
prgf
petted
was
staked
and
efforts
made
to
interest
oapHe
lists
In
ft
The
Odd
Harbor
property
was
held
then
by
Mr.
McLennan
who
later
left
for
England.
He
and
Cap-4in
Davie
were
in
the
babU
of
going
out
to
the
mine,
getting
out
a
few
thousand
dollars'
worth
sf
getd
and
then
coming
out
and
spending
It.
i
Smelters'
Plane
!
At
Burns
Lake
Is
Keeping
Busy
BURNS
LAKE.
Aug.
16:
Pilot
Kenneth
Dewar.
during
the
past
few
days,
has
been
frekhttng
con-
aiderable
quantities
of-
provtstens
and
mining
supplies
north
from
Fort
St
James
Into
the
Ocrmanson
Creek
frees:
placer
placer
grounds
grounds
with
with
the
the
Oen-
Don-
oatn
oi
we
cjji.
and
CJJl.
toi,
aeoept
the.
proposed
wage
reduc-'
LL?tf!Pr
.u
?T
the
Pr'
wllddted
Mining
U.
SmelUng
Oa.'s
cooperation
'
tlo
s
to
the
spirit
o,
ha,t
va
;wlth
the
management
(tour
of
the
central
Interior
points
been
taken
in
The
statement
was
tamed
by
!
before
returnlnc
to
Vancouver.
Dr
.
.
Grant
Hall,
vlce-prsent
of
th
Teltord
announces
that
It
is
the
in-
,
three-XV
Uiu
Ttu
i.
canaiaaie
m
ine
provincial
election
the
whole
situation
in
connection
field
here
to
oppose
T.
D.
Pattullo
J
-
wim
r,..i
me
iMt
VHflWl
aupuie
VT
that
they
will
be
dealt
ways
and
employee
Jnd
need
a
lengthy
r4t
Talt
and
Game
Warden
David
Roumleu
Into
Thutade
Lake,
the
officers
having
gone
north
to
Investigate
oemr
plaints
of
Indians
fobbing,
pros-
j
pectors'
and
trappers'
cabins
there,!
Pilot
Dewar
is
having
a
busy
sea
son
with
his
plane
FINE
YACHT
CALLS
HERE
The
yacht
Samona
II,
6gpVW,B.
oMiuiey.
eauea
m
nere
last
eycnlng
and
tied
up
at
the
C
N.
It.
wharf.
She
u
on
her
way
south.
after,
cruising
In
Alaska
waters.
""
The
boat
belongji
to
w.
II,
Hole
of
Los
Angeles.
Is
1M
ins
net,
pne
of
the
largest
and
bea
yachts
that
ruw
ever
called
here.
.Urge
Sending
!
Team
Qffjfijjr
I
LONDON.
Aug
16:
-The
LowiH
rennis
Association
is
being
pressed
to
change
U
decUlon
not
to
send
gn
officUl
tennU
team
to
-AGstralia
this
year.
Australia's
Invitation
was!
refused
on
the
ground
the
leading
English
tennis
players,
including
the
team
that
recently
won
the
Davis
Cup
for
England
far
the
first
time
since
1912.
have
been
in
continuous
competition
f,
two
veari
FINAL
SET
Gregg
or
tor
this
week
from
Vawjaiver
to
be
year.
Bat
Jake
takes
a
long
stoe
to
wlnners
th
men'a-dou,
roiiMw
oy
ATwue
euravan
oi
.
;biw
tt
tfce
Prince
Rupert
Tennli
Vancouver,
the
contractor,
on
the
cluD
cou
Uit
night.
Greggor
and
balldlng
of
the
new
hospital
here
The
dress
cutters'
strike
bin-
Horton
wlnnlng
out
over
Tobey
and
for
the
Sisters
of
St.
Anne
who
are
tlonal
calamity.
Think
of
wemckMllchrtJ
Tty.
tmptr
pau.
,tarted
Uklng
over
the
Bulkley
Valley
dls-
wearing
dresses
ibsi
had
new
Uj
m
nt
wllh
a
Iead
0Vfr
tlt
trtet
hospital
here.
cut.
.,.
.been
nonents
TM
to
ftn.
.nd
tnok
all
the
latest
in
hosDitalixaUon
Mister
W.
L.
M
Km.
Like
his
noble
Wednesday.
Ausmst
1C.
IMS
fltttnfs
and
devices.
Construction
i5
almost
hanged
ancestor
he
has
will
take
several
months.
'a
Dalhousie
Wins
Honor
at
Oxford
A
dress
my
wife
bhe
bought
And
I
like
any
iret
.
Paid
Just
as
htg
a
price
for
lit
A
if
tt
had
been
cut
-Goad
br
to
the
parasits."
smjfi'
(the
fourth
st
to
decide
the
match
Though
interesting
to
the
considerable
number
of
snectatat
on
band
to
see
the
Jtntah.
the
brand
of
tennis
smed
up
fer
below
that
produced
fn
the
theee
sets
or
Soaday.
The
players
teemed
n
spite
against
the
person
who
rui.
,....,
.u.
Ll'i,
,k..
become
rich
at
the
expense
of
the
r
C.
.
Itt
t
U
h
-
7..,
res,
of
us
and
ee
hu
riches
'
SSSS!ZA
help
him
lord
ttorer
the
bot
poUol
Jfi
.ndonef
thJ
v
We
nr
Mj
stvi
s
Breaking
Tobey
service
in
the
second'
game
Qregfor
and
llorton
I
took
a
Maman4tnt
lead
by
winning
!p
1J
D
A
Df
the
first
three
games
and
It
looked
:
y.
41
.
las
U
this
ualr
rnsgnt
me
snurv
,
IX!
TDKlMfO
wk
ot
lbr
Penn
Howeves.
Ill
1
HillllU
Mitchell
held
hU
service
In
the
-,
fourth
fame
an
the
set
beeame
1
and
llorton
Won
Only
.more
interesting
when
Oreggor
ileotaktinr
Game
at
Acropolis
Courts
Qnly,one
set
wai.
required
tq
d-
drouied
his
service
in
the
fifth
mm.
In
the
sixth
Tobey
's
service
was
agnln
broken
and
Oreggar
and
HMton
had
a
safe
lead
of
4-2.
In
the
surenth
Horton
dropped
his
set
four
all.
From
then
on
games
followed
service
until
the
fourteenth
when
Tobey
again
dropped
his
service
far
the
third
time
gtvtng
Oreg-XOT
and
Horton
the
set
at
8-6
and
the
match
Uuee
seU
to
one.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Chicago
.
Boston
2
8t
Louis
ft.
Philadelphia
1.
American
League
Nev
Yotkf.
8t
Loutil
Hindssphsa
S.
Ctevesuid
T.
IMuton
S.
Detroit
3.
Washington
ft,
Chscassi
1.
si
the
nurse
of
wtadon
Thanks
to
Life
Insurance
He
is
Headed
for
Success
HERE
is
a
young;
man
who
has
reason
for
rnnfiilchccvin
r,
hlnuelf
and
in
bis
future.
Hack
of
him
are.
definite
financial
resourr.es
created
liy
savings
wisely
invctdia
.
MIC.
tt
insurance.
A
0
result,
lie
is
sure
of
money
for
tomorrow's
'rttedil
He
cot
t
fnvornLI)
iinpre
his
iniployrr.
jlc
can
tf
advantage;
of
Lukinoes
opjx.rlunillcn
thnt
rtiiiie
lit
Way,
lo.ihort.
hc
is
headed
for
aurcew.
11111,
Look
ahead,
and
you
will
see
the
widotn
of
laving
regularly,.
and
investing
iu
Lifn
Insurance.
T
IMf.lawjati
U
rth
properly
it
gives
yqu
creilit
itand-i8!rP
."""rw
it
i
a
JicccMity
for
uvcry
Viuu.
Consult
a
Mfe
Inmrance
rcprccniativf
ttxlay,
READ
WHAT
A
LEADING
BUSINESS
MAN
SAYS
j
"
l
?f
f
'"r
'"'
!
younit
mrf
liouM
avail
ilimlt.
Mt
lltsl
men
bit
n
Uler
life.
'
T.
A.
HlJtSW.I,
Prttlirnt,
M..ey.UrrU
Co.,
Iilc4.
Life
Insurance
Elks
Yesterday
In
Softball
Game
la
last
night
s
sottball
?me
CMUi
managed
to
defea'
Elks,
by
a
score
of
i-i
The
Elks
playrti
nice
he
bo:!
vter
and
when
Mitchell
held
his
in!
Utrouthout
the.
game
,
and
bv
it
the
eighth
the
set
was
evened
up
at
j
"lh
taw,
ihey
had
a
S,Q
Jf
d
on.
me,
uajtroaaers.
out
tne
h
team
settled
down
In
the
.j-h
mating
one
rdh'.lina
scorlr.
M
mote
Ms
the
eighth
4o
lie
ihescort,
The
ninth
Innlng.was
played
w;h.
?t
f?tUltf
ttm
Wrtpg.
hem.;,
ting
an
extra
lining's
play
ani
ltl
tlw
)ast
Half
of,
the
Upih.
ssfred
for
the
QJi
ai.i
r.:
4
hj
(tool
seore
4-3
iafii
Catanbell.
pla;tQg
mv4
ie
for
the
Oks.
played
niro
or.:,
wtJe
Oarl
Smith
brought
tome
rtoe
ea
tehee
for
the
C
N
centre
field.
J.
p,
Wealffihavtr
who
n
!-n
looking
aftet
hUv
business
interetti
has
pteced
the
manaeme-
,?
he
WetenhaTer
propertie
;n
geudteg
tlx
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