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EOmO.H
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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ft.
r.
raid
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or
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6y
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to
an
other
CMmuttit
ptt
year
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RATES
TraJU&f
da-
adt
enssteg.
per
toae.
pr
tMrraaa
OllMfW
atfrerisstng.
per
wont
per
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a
rate
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insertion,
per
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W
Meatier
f
AadK
Bwni
ef
(3f4itiM
CONFERENCE
ENDS
Hie
imeh
Untied
world
economic
conference
from
which
to
Much
wai
expected
ha
ended,
temporarily
at
least,
with
praetkaJty
nothing
do.
After
much
talk
and
much
60itij)!If)K
of
data
and
many
conferee
between
individual
nation
all
that
has
been
achieved
is
to
find
out
that
no
agreement
acceptable
t
aH
eetrld
be
reached
which
WowM
tend
to
benefit
the
world.
Each
nation
had
it
own
endi
to
serve
just
as
in
the
individualistic
state
each
per-fon
has
his
own
end
to
serve.
And
yet
it
is
possible
the
conference
may
be
the
beginning
of
an
era
of
eo-operation
between
nation.
The
frank
(!tfmsloji
have
bad
the
effect
of
letting
each
nation
know
where
the
other
Mauds
and
what
can
be
expected
If
the
conference
meet
again,
as
is
suggested,
it
may
evolve
a
workable
plan
but,
with
conditions
improving
everywhere
ami
with
some
of
the
European
government
in
a
state
of
flux,
it
seems
hardly
likely
that
anything
important
wf!1
happen.
When
the
next
financial
crisis
comes
will
be
the
time
for
a
follow-up.
TRAIL
UP
MOUNTAIN
The
announcement
made
the
provincial
government
yesterday
in
this
paper
that
&
planning
to
put
the
unem
ployed
to
work
on
the
trail
up
the
metmtaln
pretty
good
rieWfev.'fo
do
that
camps
win
not
be
necemary.
The
men
wffl
)h
able
to
continue
to
live
in
the
city
and
the
work
is
one
that
will
appeal
to
every
citizen.
The
trail
is
needed
and
Uidre
i
need
for
the
men
to
get
gradually
Haek
intoi
tftifhtog
for
the
time
when
fhey
can
once
more
command
,
full
time
wages.
That
time
win
soon
be
here,
no
matter!
What
the
jefmteU
say.
KEEN
FOR
NOMINATIONS
It
will
be
noticed
that
outstanding
Liborals
are
keen
to
secure
nomination
for
mats
in
the
Legislature.
Some
of
their
upporten
are
no
keen
that
they
forget
the,
usual
amenities
of
puMie
awembly.
It
in
a
good
sign.
It
indicates
that
they
expect
Liberalism
to
be
triumphant
at
the
next
ejection.
NoIkhI)'
ha
heen
fighting
to
xecure
a
nomination
to
the
Tolmic
or
the
Bo'.viter
or
the
CoKiierative
Commonwealth
Federation
tickets.
DIAMOND
T
SPECIALS!
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and
Saturday
N".
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No.
2
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FRESH
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and
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perlb
:
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.
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MpAT
SPECIAL
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Ham,
lb
35c
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.Choose,
lb.
tin
.20c
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Pork,
lb
35c.
Jellied
TonRUo,
lb.
tin
35c
Luncheon
Loaf,
lb.
20c
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SausnRe,
lb.
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QUnS?vled
Service
TvVr
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ufcla-n
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yovt
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tbe
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advcitiKcmcni7
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saaaaaaaaaV
WRICLETS
ntUHANO
MAP
FT
I
or
tiT
ether
fuse
it
vank
kiriax
si
oat.
A
t
nil,
VXtdLIY
S
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
iftmHa
Are
ym
!-
inc
(
Mart
liver
mm
U
a
M
Of
MS)
m
XorUi
VlMMmr.
Jaaaaf
by
the
North
Tummr
haa
latakgaaiil
aonethang
of
a
aohntoal
recant
To
beat
H
wtB
be
niniaiy
far
seme
corattattaey
to
aawaaaete
three
UberafeL
w0
be
lime)
Use
monWat.
O
of
at
pretty
f
is
ao
aiooeh
at
Tbea
there
u
aaai
Coetar
f
who
U
em
powlWy
the
Itatelt
fMtka
my
have
a
man
in
the
flaM.
The
people
of
the
provteee
wfll
be
awtinc
aav
their
aaapa
to
ear
where
thit
northern
eansUtaeney
hv.
CoajaUaaoDer
Aider
vfll
have
aee
that
quick
action
la
taken
In
re-BMNlnff
the
ram
on
Third
Avenoe
m
order
to
be
a
good
exanrbie
to
the!
re
or
ine
ciuaena.
The
three
Bowser
campaigners.
W
J.
Bowser.
Dr.
George
Hall
and
DugaJd
Dotiaghy.
are
known
In
the
oath
as
the
peripatetic
trio.
Major
John
MaeOregor
VC.
who
Is
running
aa
an
independent
in
Mackatune
riding,
declares
that.
IX
be
la
elected,
his
supporters
will
get
no
patronage
from
him.
It
teesu
to
me
I
have
heard
a
story
something
like
that
before.
Tieae
are
days
when
"Bay
British"
seems
to
be
a
popular
slogan.
Jake
looked
over,
our
advertising
column
recently
and
ran
off
the
following:
Hark
the
herald
angela
sing.
Blrfc
a
Pineapples'!
just
the
thing.
Luscious
fruit
in
Empire
grown,
Plneet
golden
slices
known.
Live
on
It
and
it
alone.
Hark,
the
herald
angela
am.
Here's
fruit
fit
for
any
king.
j
Mail
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I
,
For
the
Lait
Mondays,
Wedneadayi
and
Frt
dtya
8:30
p.m.
'
From
the
Kait
Mondays
and
Baturdajra
2:15
p.rn.
Thursdays
10:20
phi.
For
Vancouver
Mondays
.,.3
p.m.
Ttmiday
12l30
p.m.
Friday
11
p
fin
Saturday
4
p.m.
Saturday
6
pjn.
Monday,
Wedneeday
and
Friday
(by
iralni
8:30
pjn.
From
Vancouver
Bunday
-
,,
,
pjn
Monday
a.m.
Wedneaday
11:30
ajn.
Thursday
by
train)
.10:20
p.m.
Friday
11:30
a.m.
Saturday
(by
train)
2:15
p.nM
For
filewart
and
Anyoa
Sunday
-
7
p!m
Friday
2
p.m.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuday
11:30
a
m
Saturday
6
p.m.
For
Naai
Klver
and
Port
Blmpion
Suhday
7
p.m
From
Naas
Hirer
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday.
..ll:30
ajn
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islanda
July
14
and
28
0
pjn.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-July
II
and
2d
a.m.
Friday
J
TSX
DAX2.T
JCTWB
FAIR
BOARD
LEGION
IS
IS
ELECTED
VICTORIOUS
AaU
Meeting
(
Nrther
BX.
Defray
CLD.LlUlia
Inter-AtffraMrat
aad
lade-flrU
ertr.
CHr
League
Sttr
AMMqtiM
3tUUk
XjlU
Eiei
Asao-
eiatlon.
at
tta
aajana
iiMeUqe.
last
truce
baagae
Uat
eveniag
Se-Mgfcu
eVrteal
P.
t
Wirmtg
TO-
dor
Ctty
!i
faothaB
mure
It
Sdmu.
Bm
Morgaa.
C
p.
vac
a
tme4
aad
hHerest-BaJatno.
Bettee
Oahamei
9alM
m
game,
aartlralarry
m
tXc
first
Frteet
T?1gfca
r.
Staoe.
Sa
Jay
half,
ahe
earf
of
wteh
aaw
the
score
and
Fred
Beadier
ta
'-he
txwl
af
esje.aa,
Vlth
tfee
wwd.
hal
aad
eraatag
yea,
la-
atht
in
thetr
favor
the
Legion
ran
mrdtalery
faSiaitaa
the
aaaanl
avtv
ia
h
seeead
haU
and
eia-genetal
metise.
the
new
board
of
rtf
th
vtrtwr
ieH
te
'f
a
t
actie.tsn.
if
ear
are
to
fee
at.
Uats
year,
more
aauebasar-
7
a
new
vxxtf
oil
aa
ta-odnesa
of
some
tlH
incurred
ai
a
reaak
of
the
oprrauonof
the
at.fi
two
yeaua.
The
general
aaeeung
acceptsd
tte
fmanfial
atattmrai
of
(he
sec
retary.
W
11
Kaoee
wM
ed
a
defata
lav
HM
of
Soma.
The
aaealdemt.
T
Z
awaab
a
bifef
faai
mum
u
bit
jrhat
the
ahowfjar
lor
mat
year
was
not
se
bad
vhea)
a
was
mkea
Ma
.wierattoa
that
rreaaU
fbe
t3C
ggSg
ea
thaat
the
ear
anelam.
There
ba4
been
aa
fvaaa
wABe
tewaae
frw
da-
gat
istnayta
had
been
grewtty
He
tmbbjbi
faded
ttatt
eae
AaanetaMa-
amid
earry
aa
wMb
seme
sort
as
a
show
that
year
He
that
a
afoaid
be
poadblt
to
dear
aft
the
indtedaeas
watch
meed
the
Aaaoetaato
Thaae
areaeat
ai
the
aaeethsg
at-
ehtded
r.
E.
Wetaag.
W
7
Stone.
Poaglaa
rrtertl
r
p
Bateeaa.
B4Mer.
Horace
Oahamet.
Joy
Bert
Marfan
Orae
Stew
art
and
W
D
Vaare
'S
NAMED
PRINCIPAL
Father
Rivet
te
Saeeeed
Father
Ceeala
in
Chairfe
of
Lejae
Catholic
Sthool
Father
Loots
Rivet
OAU
fanner
well
known
Roman
Catholic
Church
priest
of
thla
district
and
for
the
past
several
years
sta
Honed
at
Daw-aan
aa
pariah
priest,
has
been
ap
lointad
principal
of
the
Indian
In-laatrtal
aehool
of
the
chureh
at
e)ac
near
Praaef
take
and
wUl
arrive
here
within
the
course
of
the
-text
two
or
three
week
from
the
Yukon
Territory
enrtmte
to
the
nterier
to
aaaumf
hat
new
duties,
father
Rivet
will
succeed
Rev.
ft-'her
Nicholas
CocoU
OM1
who
-will
remain
on
the
staff
at
Le)ae.
Father
E
M
Uray
OMX
of
Hewart
la
succeeding
Father
Rivet
as
pa
rah
priest
at
Dawson.
MRS.
ALDER
RECEIVING
Home
of
Wife
ef
City
Commlwlerier
I
Local
Social
Centre
This
Afternoon
The
home
of
Mrs.
W.
J.
Alder.
wife
Of
tie
city
commissioner,
u
local
social
centre
thU
afternoon.
the
potation
being
Mra.
Alder's
first
rbeeptMn
alnce
her
recent
ar-
rival
from
Victoria.
Ladles
present
Include
many
old
frierid.
of
Mn.
nraer,
ww
neraeu
Teatcira
nre
prevloualy
in
the
early
days,
with
whom
are
mingling
more
recent
realdenta
of
the
city.
:
Presiding-
over
the
tea
table,
which
are
prettily
decorated
with
Iceland
popples,
lri.i
and
rosea,
are
Mra.
J.
C.
(icLennan
and
Mr.
W.
H.
KlncQde,
Servlteurs
are
Mrs.
0.
W.
Nlckcrson,
Mrs
8.
P.
McMdrdle.
Mrs.
A.
tl.
Nlchok
Mr.
O.
II.
Arnold
and
Mra.
William
Crulck-shank.
FF.ltFF.CT
BKIIKiK
HAND
IIETTEREII
IN
SOUTH..
O
LONO.
BEACH,
Cal,
July
28:
A
local
bridge
player'
ha
found
that
there
Is
"better
than
a
perfect
hand
In
the
popular
pasteboard
diversion.
Till
player
was
dealt
thirteen
spades
and
immediately
bid
seven
pade.
An
opposing
player
bid
seven
notrumps
and
made
it.
Thu
Ihe
"better
than
a
perfect
hand."
A.".
t
f4
ns
nail
tan
LetoB-
scored
a
3
u
1
rttaai
1
over
CaniHaw
Labor
De-
CaMseaxll
oeesanhsrortht
wtth
abe
AaM
and
oadr
aaal
kaT
tha
De-
lHM.
IiJihIii
isaisaian
tmm
n.,.
IMefcaaa
aee
raajnnntla
lar
the
two
Lecloo
goals
in
the
second
naif
Oetn
nawea
wii
referee
and
T
Overt
and
J
Kelly
The
hne-aps
were
faaate
wCfl
be
week
ta
wMd
aa
the
CWf
Leaeae
FOOTBALL
LIVE-IT
.
The
freiat
were
m
Cam
(Wan
Labor
Beeraee
Leacaei
Kwnt:
Goatee
and
Mee:
Hit
Me-'
Kay
ad
Owadma.
Bje.
Diekeaa.
Caeaoaki
Lakkert
aa
Ucaire.
Camadtaa
Leaaaa
Plefre;
Stttea
and
Oarrie.
Oreer
HaaoVn
and
OwJker.
Murray.
MerakL
Dsek-
eaa
Batraakh
and
CMoaadtr.
I
Baseball
Scores
I
'
N'atUnai
Learne
,
Broakrya
0
New
York:
2.
Beaten
3-1.
PtaatHielehta
4-1.
erateago
-
Pittabwne
1
1S(
LewhTl
Aaterlean
Learae
.
Paaadtajhla
2.
Boataa
T
New
Yatk
1
WaahineAoa
3.
81.
Loots
1
DetroH
9
CleveUnd
9
Chicago
1
'
CANDIDATES
i
;
NOW
IN
FIELD
Liberals
Now
Have
l;
Bontcritr
Fail
to
Namlrute
in
Courte-nay:
Mordea
For
North
Vancouver
VICTORIA,
July
M:
There
are
now
81
candidate
definitely
in
the
eHy
are
yet
to
neminate
a
number
I
more.
Liberals
have
deftoKeey
chosen
37;
Totevle
UnionfcHa.
3;
Bower-
jte
nen-partltan
candidatea.
8;
O.
C.
P.,
IS;
various
brands
ef
Independent.
H,
and
United
Front.
S.
j
A
recent
effort
to
choose
a
Bow-serfte
candidate
for
the
Oomox
rid-.
tng
failed.
A
meeting
for
that
par-
j
pose
was
herd
at
Court
enay
after'
Official
Organiser
Joe
Merryflevdl
had
rounded
up
the
men
for
several
'
day
prior
to
a
vlaH
from
the
three
leaders,
W
J.
Bowser.
K.C..
Duaald
Donaahv
and
Dr
O
A.
n
HaH
The
attendance
was
so
small
that
It
was,
decided
to
postpone
nomination,
la
I
hU
addreas
to
thoe
present.
Mr.
promises
10
onng
aown
popular
measures
but
was
running
on
hU
rfcor1
and
lt
WM
hu
Ut
tltcUw
Mr.
Bowser
prophealed
that
Premier
w0Jd
defeated
In
hbi
own
riding
of
Saanleh.
Word
from
Nprth
Vancouver
seems
to
Indicate
that
Oeorge
II.
Morden
will
run
there
In
.the
Tol
mle
Interests
but
he
has
not
yet'V
In
line
with
Winnipeg
and
been
officially
chosen.
Jock
Loutct
will
be
In
the
field
as
an
Independent
and
J.
M.
Bryan
and
11.
8.
Wood
have
both
been
nominated
a
Liberals.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Two
yacht
from
Tacoma
wera
In
port
overnight
on
cruise,
to
Alaska
waters.
Last
evening
the
JQ-ton
Outcalt
of
Tacoma,
with
D.
Rum-mell
in
charge
and
thirty-two
Sea
Scout
on
board,
arrived
enroute
to!
Ketchikan.
Yeatcrday
afternoon
the
Modesto
of
Tacoma.
with
its
owner,
Norton
Clapp.
and
Dartv
of
six
on
board,
arrived
In
port
from
the
south,
alio
being
tnrouto
to
Ketchikan.
The
Modesto
U
a
ll.tnn
.vessel.
.
.
Mr-.mmm.
rtufaht
notT.
5
'
r
4h'
i
jor
:
&Asi
at
i
Ue
liuteiiimt&t
of
bin-ih
4
.l
a.
LOCAL
NEWS
Utts
Mary
MaefW
ten
Uua
for
the
aoaih
aa
bjottday
Roy
Lancaster
ia
aailing
this
af-
tarawan
an
tha
Prince
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where
he
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taken
a
the
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in
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the
city
thai
week
from
California
to
pay
a
tlatt
with
local
friends
M
P
McCaifery.
who
has
been
spending
a
eoaple
of
weeks
with
hit
family
at
their
sammer
home
at
Quallcum
Beach
returned
to
the
ctty
from
the
south
on
the
Prhve
Oeorge
this
morning
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the
remainder
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the
vacation
season
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purchased
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recent
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98
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Press
(Wheat
was
quoted
at
MV
on
the
local
Exchange
yesterday,
showing
a
further
four
cent
gain
from
Wednesday's
price
of
8
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a
falltna
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today
to
Chicago
where
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and
atop
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selling
forced
prices
down
sharply.
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36
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local
metal
market
today,
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