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THE
ORIENTAL
TRADE
SITUATION
.
program
of
Juvenile
races
was
Prince
Rupert,
in
view
of
its
position
and
possibilities
of
mcludln
a
Juntor
beipg
an
important
factor
soiSe
Jay
in
tLe
with
the
JSTJi
Orient,
naturally
takes
a
very
keen
interest
m
the
econo-
sisted
of
vr.
d.
Vance.
Harry
Men-roic
and
commercial
affairs
of
such
nations
as
Japan
and
and
Lee
oonkm.
China.
Yesterday
press
dispatches
referred
to
the
clouds
71115
CTenl
another
down,
par-of
economic
warfare
which
were
looming
over
the
Orient
de
Is
p1""1
wed
by
a
comic
on
the
eve
of
the
world
economic
conference.
The
ZtSSZttZ
SEE
tion
was
conveyed
that
Japan
was
considering
reprisals
lie
dance.
The
May
Queen.
Mise
Ly-against
the
British
Empire
following
the
abrogation
of
dia
Petteaazo.
and
her
court
wat
the
Indian-Japanese
trade
agreement
and
other
moves
uke
Jart
tonight's
parade,
that
have
been
made
to
keep
cheap
Japanese
goods
off
the
Jiritish
markets'.
Naturally,
if
Great
Britain
takes
steps
to
keep
Japanese
foods
out
of
its
domestic
marketf,Japan
may
be
expected
to
take
similar
action
to
keep;
British
goods
out
of
that
country.
It
is
another
of
the
problems
that
presents
itself
in
connection
with
the
attempt
to
develop
rntra-Lmpire
and,
at
the
same
time,
foreign
'trade'.
In
view
of
the
great
vaiur-
News:-
extent
of
the
British
Empire,
it
is
a
most
difficult
under-
,
"
ta,ll?eed
relrehtB
w
,
.
,
A
,
,
,
1
,,
.
faith
in
human
nature
restored
ami
taking
to
develop
along
both
lines.
reallze
once
more
that
fandamcn-
Marry
economists,
however,
believe
that,
as
far
as
trade
tally
we
are
connects
with
the
Ar-with
the
Orient
is
concerned,
that
will
naturally
develop
boreal
0ror
of
ap
'citiier.v
It
something
can
be
accomplished
in
the
way
o'f
stabilizing
,etter
m
the
p,eM
ywUrday
brin
the
value
of
silver
which
is
such
an
important
factor
in
the
ZS
22.t
Oriental
currencies.
This
if
another
important
matter
to
employed
wmM
b
m
a
msy
plight
be
taken
up
at
the
world
conference
in
which
Prince
Ro-
u
unorganised.
We.
who
have
bome
peii
district
i
vitallv
interested
both
from
the
standpoint
the
brunt
of
the
depression
for
of
silver
mining
and
Pacific
trade
development
lhrf
Jm.
are
new
u
be
combed
in
the
bush
under
the
supervision
MR,
BOWSER
A
those
who
know
the
astute
old
politician
best
had
ex
pecteel.
ected.
Former
Former
Premier
Premier
W.
W.
J.
J.
Jlowser
Bowser
has
has
refused
refused
tn
to
give
rriv
iip;Iiis
"non-party
movement"
in
British
Columbia
by
ris-
ing
to
the
bait
of
a
possible,
if
improbable,
reunion
of
the
Conservative
tKirty
under
vens.
Mr.
Bowser
could
hardly
have
been
expected,
after
all,
to
give
up
so
easily
as
that
exclusive
control
of
the
Con-
servative
party
machine
which,
call
ft
what
one
may,
it
is
a
well
known
fact
that
he
today
has
entirely
in
his
own
hands.
Incidentally,
Mr.
Bowser's
insistance
that
he
has
no
in-
tention
of
foresaking
this
final
bid
for
frovGrnmonr-il
liower,
should
jurt
about
eliminate
Mr.
Sterns
from
the
picture
as
far
as
foresaking
ei
al
field
to
lead
a
hopelessly
lumbia
is
concerned,
even
should
Premier
Tolmie
airree
to
icinc
emu
uuyut
wjncn
eventuality
tnere
i
much
uncer-
nna-wn.
me
uem-t'ainty.
The
position
of
the
"non-nartv
"
"cnnlitinn
"
"o-nv.
xed
"w
had
"w1
ot
ernment,"
"union'
"Conservative"
rriah
tha
,ifi
V.
what-have-yon,
parties
in
British
Columbia
,
appears
to
'
be
iiuuui
h
euiu
lining
as
ever.
Headaches
and
tizzy
Spill
Nerves
Ii
Bad
CeidKIn
Mr
Neil
Crawford,
HamiHoa,
Ont.,
wilta!-
"Hy
aema
were-
is,
such
bJ
coalition
I
fouad
it
aLnoit
impoagible
to
get
a
gool
night's
abep.
I
was
alao
bothered
with
keadarlM
and
dluy
ipells.
I
tried
many
different-
ramadiea,
bat
they
did
not
seem
to
girt
mt
much
relief,
bat
aftr
I
had
taken
Milburn't
llaart
aad
Nerve
Pill
I
eauld
hardly
beliefs
Ua
ahaags
Umj
ka4
aaaa
ia
my
conditio.''
pal
aar
W
1
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Saturday.
June
10.
1933
ADAMANT
leadershin
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Rtp-
his
ecure
position
in
the
tel
tofterintf
party
in
British
Co-
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTER
AN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
X.
D.
Grant
Ilollingirertb,
J.
'
Organist,
John.fi.
Dsvey
11
AAL,
Sermon
Subject:
"PILLARS
OF
FAITH"
A
congregaUonal
meeting
will
be
held
ot
the
close
of
the
morning
service
for
the
purpose
ot
adding
new
elders
to
the
session.
12.
lS,
Sunday
School;
J2:30,
Westvlew
School
7:30
PM..
Sermon
Subject:
"ON
BEING
A
GOOD
SAMARITAN"
All
visitors
velcome
FLAG
DAY
OBSERVED
Postponed
Ceremony
and
Sports
Program
Being
Held
This
After-iioon
at
Acropolis
1
1
all
Grounds
With
a
thousand
or
more
kiddles
in
attendance;
the
local
Elks'
Lodge
is
this
afternoon
holding
its
annunl
Flag-
Day
ceremonies
and
sports
progratn
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds,
the
event
having
had
to
be
postponed
from
the
King's
Birthday
on
account
of
bad
weather
on
that
day.
The
afternoon's
proceedings
started
with
a
parade
from
the
West-holme
Theatre
to
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
The
parade,
of
which
Sam
Joy
was
chairman
and
marshal,
waled
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys
Band
under
Bandmaster
Robert
Greenfield,
the
Sea
Cadets,
under
Chipf
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Anslow.
the-Girl
Guides,
under
Lieut.
Norma
Rogers,
and
Boy
Scouts,
under
Scoutmaster
P.
C.
MHler.
with,
eral
hundred
children
taking
part
In
the
procession.
Pete
Chenaakl.
mounted
upon
a
horse
and
seating
Buffalo
Bill,
and
a
dozen
or
so
clowns
created
much
merriment.
Following
arrival
of
the
parade,
at
th'e
Acropolis
K1U
grounds,
there
was
the
ceremony
of
raising
and
saluting
the
flag
after
which
"O
Canada"
was
sure.
There
was
as
address
by
City
Commissioner
WJ
Alder
who
spoke
an
the
meaning
ot
the
flag.
Following
the
distribution
of
free
peanuts
and
lee
cream,
a
The
Letter
Box
UNEMPLOYED
AND
CtMPS
of
ex-army
officers.
How
anyone
can
view
with
equanimity
thousands
of
.his
f
eUow
creatures
being
herded
like
animals
is
beyond
my
IT
L'lZ',
fr
thcT
wetlUi
vwt
to
be
taken
item
the
run.
Lfih
njr
If
svsMnjtAnjsi
mti.axM
nsf
livelihood
wsre
to
be
ukn
.from
Ulm
and
lhev
b
crap
wouW
d0
exacUy
noZZfiTi
ZZZl
prZVuc
TZt.
actuate
tht
gallant
Major
Pordham.
Th
weU
01
tb
unnP1i,d
h.u
,eMt
conWeraUon-
He
u
OB,y
"ZZTITZ
ups
WSSSZ
ZZ
un-
to
get
rtd
of
surplus
clothing
and
throw
a
p
to
caterers
and
'
uemJor
wan.Vi
4SV
VSVesa
BWy
renew
the
experience,
especially
la
times
of
peace.
If
we
have
a
choice,
we
may
elect
to
try
the
Salvation
army.
Personally.
I
am
disappointed
that
the
church
has
not
entered
the
political
arena
but
it
seems
to
be
emasculated.
There
seems
to
be
no
hope
from
any
of
the
present
political
parUes
to
Judge
by
past
and
prceent
mls-novernment.
W.
A.
HOOa.
for
Unemployed
Councils.
Hotel
Arrivals
Prlnee
Rupert
g.
K.
Snell.
Vancouver;
H.
W.
Harris.
Port
Basing
Ion;
it.
o.
Jehn-ston,
Inverness.
Central
J
Stanley
Mercer.
Vancouver:
J
Erskln.
city.
J
Hadland
and
B,
(Uudlond,
Ooua
River
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
June
n.
li)iSJ
Football
For
Souvenir
,
HMMB
SjSJHBHHMHHSjU'M
Art
OeWard
of
E..i.n
leaves
.i
is
London
hotel
for
home
with
&t
nail
he
cripturul
ifu-r
iu.
t-nm
treleatei
.vi.rii.ater
City
lo
the
FDottall
vuoctauoa
eup.
ECONOMIES
DlSCfSStD
tOantinued
Ima
Page
i,
Hen
who
should
go
to
toe
QW
Men
s
Heme.
The
Hnanca?
committee
will
t
factaer
ito
thJ
matter
X-pay
service
o
tbe
hospital
was
also
dtoeassed.
the
doctors
stating
that
the
inane
charge
was
made
here
as
elsewhere
Ifet
without
tht
fuR
service
betes;
givest.
A
aatwnit-tee
eealatigr
VAu
Haawst
O
P.
Tinker
aad
Manaahty
SacTetary
IL
W.
Blrett
wtU
csnt)ne
jtstaaajiiii
of
x-ray
operation
wit
the
exactors
The
doeteo
atoo
broagat
us
the
desirabHtty
U
aaxatUeal
eawtpment
in
the
h.ospital.
Health
of
Nurses
Health
of
nurses
was
discussed
with
particular
reference
to
x-ray-tec
of
the
staff,
mutton
of
atgttt
nurses
and
sleeping
quarters
of
rdfbt
nurses.
In
the
matter
of
x-rarlag
tfie
aurses
as
to
physical
eandltlon.
the
board
last
raaht
dfjed
that,
in
future
all
girls
coming
In
for
trala-tnc
shouM
at
first
hive
x-ray
examination
and
that
all
members
of
the
staff
should
have
such
examination
inruilly
Certain
Improvements
in
the
sleepinc
qaerter
for
the
atght
mt-see
in
the
luxaat-il
baldtrur
peeaer
were
discussed
by
the
board
and
these
will
be
vw
into
further
by
the
home
committee.
Rotation
of
nteht
rwrsas
was
si-ready
betag
prartised
to
a
certain
extent,
it
was
stated
There
will
be
another
eonferenee
shortlv
between
the
board
and
the
Medical
Association
Moose
Dance
Last
Night
is
Enjoyed
Another
Happy
Affair
Stitged
by
Lod(e
With
Good
Slxed
Crowd
In
Attendance
Another
very
enjoyable
daaflr
was
staged
by
tbe
Mease
Lodge
In
the
Mmsc
IlaH
test
night.
A
good
steed
rrowd
tent
part
tn
dancing
from'
10
p.m.
until
2
30
a.m.
Musk
was
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black
Orchestra
and
Joe
Stageard
was
a
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
,.,
At
midnight,
delirious
refreshments
were
served
with
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavlg
and
Mrs
Peter
Wlnghara
In
chasge
of
the
catering.
The
committee
In
rharge
for
the
even
log
consisted
of
W.
B.
McCal-lum,
Andrew
Ms
cd
on
aid
A.
K.
Nelson,
Ted
Rorvlk.
B.
J.
Bacon,
D.
C.
Schubert
and
Perry
Cameron.
Presiding
at
the
door
whs
B.
M
Simpson.
SOFTBALL
June
11
Empri'w
vn.
O
rot
to
June
it
Elks
w
NaVy
June
13.
I
N
RA
v.
Empr
SMITHERS
BASEBALL
Home
Team
Defeats
Hsielton
Hut
New
lUtelton
Defeats
Seniors
SbcTTHIRS.
June
ld
Oa
Sunday
there
was
a
very
eaeltmg
basehaR
game
In
which
the
Soil
then
Snappy
Mtne
team
defeased
tbe
HaaeAoo
team
ay
the
close
scare
of
6
to
5.
th
wtnnhsa
run
beirsa
maae
lit
the
hut
half
of
the
ninth
Inning
There
was
a
larae
crowd
ef
rooueseat
lar
each
side
a
number
of
IlaseMm
peoeJe
having
driven
over
to
sappers
their
team
The
batteries
ware:
Smtthers
Vtetar
(Nasad.
pltaher.
sad
Pat
Downey
and
ltstiey
Lewis,
catchers.
HaseHosw-Perry
Vatic,
ptsehcr.
and
Ah
Moon,
eastster.
On
the
same
day
the
SmMhata
steban
ware
beatast
U
to
3
by
the
crack
lw
Ilesesson
team
on
taefr
Baseball
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAOIIE
Chicago
3
St.
Louts
12.
Ctaci
natti
0:
Pittsburg
2.
AMERICAN
MIUWE
arm
York
7;
Philadelphia
.
WarMntton
7:
Doeteo
2.
Detroit
ft:
Chicago
10.
BASEBALL
SEASON
OPENS
TOMORROW
Sons
of
Caesaa
and
avks
arc
afi
lsned
up
and
ready
so
gsj
m
the
op
eninc
basebah
game
of
the
season
which
to
scbeaaM
to
take
place
tomorrow
If
possible.
C.
II.
Orme
honorary
nfestdeat
of
the
league,
will
toss
the
first
ball
over
tbe
plate.
Both
teams
present
strong
line-ups
and
a
fine
class
of
ball
should
be
dished
up
for
the
fans.
BASEBALL
SUNDAY,
2:30
VM.
ACItOl'OMS
HIM,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
F.rks
COAL!
COAL!
Our
Famous
Edson.
Alberta
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
are
guaranteed
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
ton
of
No,
1
Bulkley
Valley.
We
also
sell
Timothy
Hay.
Wheat
Oats
and
Barley.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co,
88
Phones
SSS
CASE
FOR
VETKRANS
TCI)
I1Y
VISITINO
OF
S
STATE
OF
ECONOMIC
KArrr.1).
!
(Continued
from
Pace
I)
n
for
the
previous
arrangement
w)
ereby
the
Pcusloar
Xribuiul
,3W
the
claimant
in
person.
Even
a
criminal
wa&
given
an
oppirtu-nify
to
slate
hta
ease
In
person
to'
hb
judges.
Heritage
of
Youth
The
speaker
expressed
hi.
syro-
paihy
with
the
youth
of
today
im"'
V!?"y
.UCf!;,.,U!:
lo'i'd.
were
Indicative
of
the
her
itage
that
the
youth
oi
tod&y
wetr
)
-ir
to.
And
tht
veterans
hal
Hiked
trelr
all
and
the
happiness
o(
'
ix'ir
dependeuts
that
the
werld
n'.v,M
be
afe
for
democracy
In
.1
world
suffrrinr
frr.m
nvrr-
;:wlucUo
people
were,
expect-d
lo
live
on
nine
cent
a
maJ:
and
t
.
oei'ulsls
wna
InTtossnf
as
a
Jesuit
of
mal-nutrltion
The
Canadian
Letrtnn
had
a
definite
work
ahead
In
planning
a
democratic
met
nod
oi
seeing
that
people
hal
enough
food,
clothing
and
shelter
and
that
the
veteran
prera
V.nrely
aed
as
a
result
of
his
war
experiences
be
assured
an
oM
age
fret
triim
the
spectre
of
starvation
and
suffering.
FUNERAL
OF
A
hearty
vote
of
tha&ks
was
ac-
Morgan
and
George
Howe.
repr
corded
Um
Aeoaker
by
J.
3.
Wll-'
tenting
the
Pjtn
Rufwrt
Wla-son
and
the
pmldaot.
;and
Crthbage
League;
w
i
It
la
expected
that
Mr.
Barnard
tUager.
rtfltn
the
Trad'
s
and
A.
Coburn.
Dtekle-t
of
the
Labor
Cwuactr;
John
McKenri.
v
.
NanalaM
bra
net.
of
the
Oanadlan
Laglen.
bo
l
aceaeiiMnyiBf
htm
on
a
umr
of
the
north,
will
ul
dress
another
ateedng
here
on
sheer
return
wioth
from
Stewart
K
beat
eoeoecttooo
permH.
KeUee
wH)
bo
given
through
the
areas
and
returned
men
with
speclMc
eases
for
discussion
will
re
asked
to
mtel
Mr.
Barnard
then
Today's
Weather
iOavernraaat
Tetecrpha
Prlnee
BunarjrsjfcjflM,,,
southeast
wind;
barometer,
teai
pees
tare
51:
e
sasaoth
Triple
Ufa
ad
Part
steudy.
mo
derate
southerly
wind:
sea
smooth
Laiteaia
Mand-Clear,
calm.
Dead
Tree
PolnU
Part
cloudy
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
3AJ8:
temperature
S3:
sea
ehoaoy.
Terrs
se
Ckaidv.
south
wind.
48.
Alrsrwh-CTosiay.
calm.
M
Anvox
Cktude
calm.
SO
Btewsrt
Cloudy
to
rain,
south
wwd.
4.
HsrfHVm
Pjtrt
ekmriv.
eatra.
M.
.
t"Hliets
a
Part
rioady.
eabn
Bsma
Lake
dowdy,
calm,
it
LOCAL
NEWS
Tonight's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
H:
to
p-m..
vms
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
on
Mac
S.
M.
Manning
of
Premier,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Jtmeatt.
sad-ed
last
nsght
by
the
ITiocc
Kapest
on
Ms
return
to
Premier
Mrs.
Mar
ning
will
be
a
pessncr
on
board
the
same
steamer
tonight
far
a
t()
to
Vaneeuver.
.
MJsa
Jean
Harrison
R.N.,
lady
au-perlntenaant.
tn
formed
the
hospital
board
last
night
that
she
Intended
to
take
her
annual
vacation
next
month.
At
Miss
Harrisons
reeom-raendaUon.
Miss
PhylUs
Mooney
R.
If.,
operating
room
supervisor,
was
named
acting
lady
superintendent
duringher
absence
at
nn
Increase
tn
salary
for
the
month.
The
Fish
which
made
"Rupert
ALEX
M'RAE
CUaisLt.U..C.
Undertakers
Taxed
t
to
Tt.
I
.
.
...
Capacity
This
Afternoon
by
Thof
Desirous
of
Paying
Laot
Respects
The
chapel
of
Uie
n.
C
Lnu
Likerawaa
LikL
fit
Ita
aVnoon
by
many,
frlendVde,ir,
Qt
m
flnal
t
,
bereaved
relative,
at
the
funeral
-
of
a
(ragic
accident
at
Hyder
rt
earlier
in
the
week.
FollewinK
ti..
funeral
tenrlee.
a
long
eomui:
wended
Its
way
to
Ifelfview
n
tery
where
Intermsnt
was
rru'i.-Rev
W
D
Orant
Holltnuwnr
h
Itor
of
First
Presbyterian
(
h
,
tel1
both
at
the
chap.-1
at
the
graveside.
He
spsks
ftttir
of
the
life
of
deceased
and
exprr-.
-words
of
comfort
for
the
ben
.r,
:
A.
J.
Lancaster
pfssrtded
at
th
gan
to
accompany
tbe
hymi
i
,
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light
"Abide
WIUi
Me."
Following
the
service
ut
graveside,
military
honors
wpd
i
...
deceoaed
wUh
thaaoundlag
oi
T;,
Last
Post."
Pallbearers
were
B-
William
McLeod.
repreeenunr
i,.
Canadian
Legion,
and
Peter
Th
m.p
lien.
There
were
aamereua
and
t
.
!':
fal
floral
tributes
nUOlVTII
OP
CROP
FAST
CORtlaue4
from
oars
oae)
In
Cenirst
Satkatrhewai.
dlauteu
to
the
north
thereor
-
bus
beru
ideal
for
(i
.u
Ilher
atop.
sUhaiiah
same
duuu
tpert
eaeeeaslve
mossture.
All
.ji
its
eompleVtd
while
wheat
u
boVsAgros
ndjandnrakmtx
splentuc'
.progress.
Caaise
ajalns
are
uiu
mencing
to
show,
growth
u
.,
.
and.
so
far.
no
damagf
hs
.
..
red
from
any
source
The
Dramheller.
Red
Det
....
AsadU
Valley
auhidstans
n.
a
Lberta
lure
bad
sxoailent
r
.
aarmg
ine
past
weea
wim
i
tkally
all
seeding
completed
wheat
showlnc
about
six
tm
h
baalthy
eppeatance
No
darruix
trported
and
pastures
sre
m
:.!
iwndltloo
Along
tbe
Unity.
Viking
rose.
VegmUk
ant
AHlano-
"
divisions
aQ
graJntare
prawrri
favorably
althottah,
seme
ielfslnc
at
rtfwrted
an
hit
h
ft
and
a
good
rain
would
be
rn'!
While
receipts
of
cattle
tin
weaten
atneayatds
havr
tenvery
heavy,
the
trade
tuu
i
'low
with
generally
lighter
pn
everything
wHh
she
exeepiKii
atockem
and
find
era.
Very
l
v
the
latter
are
eomlna
tbruusl.
-more
eauht
be
haadted
at
ate
'
oticas.
The
hog
market
mn
tnsatUed
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
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BROS..
LTD,
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Rupert
Famous
Brand"
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BLACK
COD
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Dally
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Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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