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Wednesday,
July
12,
1D33
I
f
Cl'ICttPOLICJtS
i
Editor,
Dally
News:
favorable
Impression
by
giving
us
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
.'.
.10
hu
aurappe
,ln;a
public
f
ddre
By,malt
to
all
parts
of-Brltish
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
-that.,
city
street
..and.alUuUllties
would
be
kept
at
a
nlgn
standard-airy
'United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
3,00
rnall.to
alfjothe'r
countries,
per
year
T,
o!oo
9IIay
30
?nt
u
a"
JVlreular
'
letter
with,
aur,
tax
.notlcea,tatlng
nApyEKTSlNG
RATES
that
he
had
adopted
the
,rate
es-
tjTransient
display
advertising.
per,;.lnch
per
insertion
1.40
tabyhcd
by
the
retiring.,
mayor
Classified.
advertising,
per
wqrd.per
erUon
02.
and
council:,
that,
we,
had
a
g?od
tLegaUiotIce3,
each.iit$ertlonper
agate
line
15
harbor
and
were
close
to
the
Or-
Local
readers,
per
insertion,
per
line
vj
lent
Then
the
grand
farce
started.
f
Everybody
was
"canried.'Eyen
the
teachers
who
pan'tv
bedijmlssed
"except
.Jor,
qyise"
.ware
rdeed
to
(iesinejct
jnctfettfjjnaid
previous
councils
The
cltv
hall
was
not
over-manned
and
all
members
of
the
staff
ware
efficient.
City
Hall
staff
remains
the
same,
number,
as
before.
The
.only
.
jylc
exti-agance
.
RoosevQlt's
attitude
aUbe.wld
conferee
in
London
.iemplrfied
in.
tye
expression
'ly
cQuntry.
first."
That'ring
geneVajpn.vaccordiP8
t0,our
is
the
attitude
of
every
cood
citizen
.to
his
own
country.,.
crrunissionerBut
he
has.
adapted
Canada
is
our
country
.'Her
jnlgrest
should
be
the
first
cRyv
estimates
including
.'jhat
of
J
c'OnsTeraUon
in
al
put
actions.
.late
school,
brard,
and
,raeney
Toaay.
unfortunately,'
weave
in
Canada
manj
-
people
.JBS?
who
live
at
heart
in
England,
or
m
Scotland,
in
Norway
ds
or
other
civic
Purr.vAny
upivSyftden,
in
Italy.
ort.Russia,and,
who.act
and
speak
asajugmpt
to
do
so
is'ure
tb
start
if
theaf
fairs
of
those
countries
.were
more
important
than
mifr
trouble,
in
vie'w.ot,
the.
fact
the
affairs
of
Canada.
?ur
nw
clylc
in.upds
to
V
Most
of
the
people
living
here
have
adopted
Canada
as
a4'
itt
?er
,,.
,
the.
Vi
-t.
orps
aks
boys
and
girls
now
a
i
i
i
i
it.'
i
their
cpuntry..
If
they
have
not
already
done
so
they
plan,,
w
aisume
that
liability
.toxloso
soon.
Children;
born
in
Canada
have
the
Canadian
iuriy
he
should
not
attempt
to
.viewpoint
unless
diverted
Joy
their
parents.
Jn
the
schools
icurtaii
their
early
training.,
surely
they,
are
taught
the
early
history
of
Canada
as
well
as
that
Mnwant
hi
initial
statement
.that
.ofiiBritain.
Gradually
they
.will
learn
about
their
own
g
UMHM-
WWttTO
raam
vuuuwjf.
aim
ucw.Aiuua
w
umcnvc
ui
We
,were
told
our
street
.would
Tqday
Canada
is
in
the
formative
period.
The
country-.
bejirtd.Two
years,
ago
jief
Jsone
of
the
youngest
in
the'
world.
It
is
very
desirable
at.
.rfcv"8
storied
on
aTut
ten
soicna
time
that
every
thing.
possible
be
.done
to
inculcate
ana
""y
01
mem.were
ai
jpwwx
aturdas
w
pe
getter
man
tne;ngJisft.jnetnDa.
laa
Lianaaian
is
aii-jaruu-eaprinenana
infiwHmtry
beatwrs
ferent.
He
has
not
inherited
any
strong
pro-Canadian
ty
Hall.
Any
engineer
wtn
ten
you
j.
a.
Teng
J-a.
-i
1
A
i'ii
.u
ii..ii
.1
i
i
that
you
cant
heat
the
hieh
school
Ladies'
ii'
i
senfimeni,
.anu
me
resuiij
is
cnai
in
oruer
10
ueveiop
a
rea,
wlt
-
esent
p.
.Cdnadianism
there
has.
to,
be
a.
certain
amount
of
repres-
mn;
n
u
hrH
t
,in
i
anih'i
"
i,ibjinpt
repression,
like
they
have
in
Russia
or
Germany
to
use
wood
in
the
Booth
school
andMw.
j.A.'Ten-i
'
-
'.'i
i
'i
i'ii
mi'
i
:
u.
ii..
i
i,
.i
'
.
Jjr,llaiy,
OUl
Sllll
j
epreSSipn.
nils
JS
jpecessary
UU
llisure
lilt;
wm
require
anomer
nreman
so
rvirrv'mcr
nn
nf
nrr'lprlv
rrnvprnmpnL
where
is
the
economy.
It
would
re-
f"liJ"
-
"v
er
.
:
Canada
mustx:ome.first
in'
all
our
aims
and
actions.
We
W'?
a
mue
ot
xoaa
con-
TV.
7
Y
v
"'
T
f
nuon
irpm
jvicunae
street
to
,
i
it
v
vt
.-ii
.
Vfi
.'.
vwant
;n
Canada
the
best
possible
civilization.
e,
want
the
reach
good
timber
and
would
.cost
4)esUkind
of
government,
and
we
want
the
best
kind
pf
.at
lptst
eght
thousand
doUara.
people.
We
have,
a
wpnderfiil
country
and
we
want
to
fje-vwnh
tber.ia
reached
it
jsjo
iyelona
wonderful
people,
the
best
in
the
world.
00d
wouW
a
crlme
to
f00-
After
The
Bltle
There
are
plenty
of
the
we(
ajirt
nqar-wlse
who
wUl
be
glad
to
make
public
opinions
1,0
tie
effeftt
that
Barney
Ross
did
not
hWdeclon.jPyer
CanzdncilJn
9.hlcfgo
the
othpr
night.
But
xm
Maw.Ro$sl
Take
ajook
jat'thc
ptctufe.
They
don't
have
to
drop
a
building
on
mother
td'toiiWnfe
her
that
the
pride
and
Joy
of
the-Ros
rnenage
is
a)cham.pfonsDldn'l'
the
Judge
say
o?
She'
knows!
vert
Jt
lrto
wqpd.
But
wood
.
project
as
a
civic,
ecorjomy
measure
is
a
huge
joke.
Some
years
ao
South
,
Vanpou-ver
got
into
a
floApclal
tangle,
and
a
commissioner
was
appointed-
He
started
on
a
course
very
similar
o
that
of
our
local
man-
and
his
reign
was.
very
short.
T.QSS
MAQKAY-
From
Vancouver
J.
II
theTwhoJe
.6-1.
Forjthejast
Mondays.
Wedpdays
,
and
.Fridays
U?
From
the
East
.ounaay
,,
.,
pjn
vyedpGsday
Jl;30
ajn.
Thursday
,(.by
.tr.f,ln)
..40;20.pjn.
Friday
Tll30
a.m.
aturcjay.by;jaln
2;(5p.m.
For
.tS,4?ft4andnW
Sunday
,TpJi
Friday
2
p.m.
Frojn
Stewartapd
Anyox
Tuesday
J
.'
..llrto.
am
Saturday
6
pjn.
,
Formats,
BJvtr)and.Pof
tSlmpion
Sunday
.:...!
7
pjn
From
Naa
Itljer
and
Port,
Simpson
TuesHay,"
.........'.
'.'..'.lV:3rJ
am.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-July
14
and
28
.
9
p.m.
ury
i3,an,a
zo
....
THE
DAtLx
NEWS
Wednesday.
July
n
jMj
Shortly
after
1)1$
arrival,
hwpur
.3;JtMJi'Li
city
commissioner
created
a
very
W.
M.
News
and
V3ews
tof
'
jjj
"Jumping
Joe"
Meets
the
"Strangler"
;Bd,
"SUanler"
i.twi.
Kmiiuri
of
i.u
he.idlock,
groans
note
his
siraload
exprwaign
as
ha
Ua
9
the
floor.
whii
ju.i.,.,
Ji.c
s.nv.di
former
Notre
Dune
football
star,
frrips
his
arms
KUng
Wa.leverage
b
mi
vihk
his
ty.
afrainM
Lewis'
neck
and
shoulders
during
their
wresUtng
match
at
tte.Madiaon
Squaie
Garden.
Ne
Yc.k
City,
rently.
Lewia
won
when
Eavoldl
mLsed
with
one
of
bis
famous
flyu...-
tackles,
plunge,
over
the
top
ropes
of
the
ring.
Jsjidfd
on
tbe
floor
acd
waa
counted
out
after
44
m
mutes.
32
seconds
of
grappltOR
'flNNIS
IS
Doubles
Horton
and
Mrs.
W.
II
beai
Ulas
Webster
Mtn's
Slntlrs
Horton
beat
T.
Wilding
ft-I.
75.
J..TpOR
beat
Q.
W.
Laidler
1-6.
6-4.
6-2.
3.
pedbja
bast.
A.
Barry
1-6.
75.
e-3.
F.
M.
Davis
beat
F.
M
Davles
8-1,
Mlxfd.
Doubles
jJr.,and
Irs.
Bain
beat
Mrs.
Rogers
anctp.
W.
U
Idler
7-5.
7-5.
F.
M.
Darts
and
R.
Johnson
beat
T.
Wilding
and
J.
Comadina.
8-1,
7r6.
-
R.
t
Jhnaon
beat
F.
.Boulter
6-0.
,6r2.
J.Iarton
and
P.
Mcintosh
beat
J.
A.
Teng
and
F.
Boulter.
(Today's
(la
mm
.Today's
gaqtes
will
fee
as
follows:
,10
a.nwMrs.
Horton
vs.
Mrs.
Qurrle.
3
p.m.-Irs.
Curjr
and
Mrs.
Ro-
gert
vs.,
Mis.
MUler
and
Mrs.
Oard
Mondays
andJSaurdays
2;15,pjn.
er.
Thursdays
-JtySO
ppi.
.3
pmlra,
Dyand
Mra,B-arry
Fpr.VancouTer
vs.
E.
Divlaapd
B,rBMner.
Mondays
mJ
p.m.
,5
pjn.
P.
Mcintosh
ya.
A.
Davit.
Tuesday
,
I2;30
pm.
5
pjn.
J.
II.
Horton
v.
J.
Qoma-
Frlday
.2.jll
pm
dina.
Saturday
4
p.m.
6:45
pjn.
J.
A.
Teng
vs.
F.
M.
Saturday
6
pin.,pavvU.'
Monday,.
Wednesday
and
..Friday
6i45
p
m-J.
Mcintosh
and
Mrs.
(by
train)
.-m8:30
pjn
Montgomery
vs.
Mlas
Webster
and
iF.
Poultfr.
P.UW-
Laidler
and.
A.
Barry
va.
.Monday
a.m.
A.
Davie
arid
F.
Davles.
Baseball
Scores
.
National
League
Boston.
5,
Pittsburg
3.
Philadelphia
2.
Cincinnati
1.
Brooklyn
2,
Chicago
6.
New
York
U
St.
Louis
2.
American
League
St.
Louis
4.
New
York
5.
,Peroit,l,
Boston
2.
Cleveland
4,
Philadelphia
0.
Chicago
0,
Washington-,
3.
Brown,
chairman
of
the
.qomrnlttee.
reported
,
to
SP0RTCHAT
Larry
Oalns
of
Toronto.
ngro,
BrtUsh
Empire
heavyweight
boxing
nigh
ideals
anil
to
bring
about
a
condition
o
national
co-
S?fVT,p
;
.?
11
f,
"
tVitv,T.iuiim.ni
g.i.
irndtt
tmcM
ml
heSion.At
such
a
time
ajthisdyerse
influences
have
tg&'2?$ST.
-j
hp
hPoWkprl
phprkpfl
'
-j
j
",7-
-j.M.-
..
ulr
ri
J
'
round
round
of
of
a
a
scheduled
scheduled
U-
Pter.
Van
the
fourth
U-round-bout
We
Often
hear
,about.
tbe,
amount
of
liberty
allawe,d
in
,.
want
to.
send
the
men
npw
'Ipnxe-
esaUa
in
lat
nights
Canadian
Saturday
it
waV
ancHher
link
to
a
Engjand
where.
people
give
utterance
to
sentiments
that
ilef'
10
buUd
a
road
QW-
rNajtonai
nwraiion
.
Assoc
iauons.lonB
cruj
of
vk!torit.
whJh
oaina
,WQuiu,noi
pe
auowea
in,vanacia.
inat
is
oecause
tne
ting-
''-":
,t
'
r
'rz
-vy""iwwr
llsli
people
have
inherit
a
riational
sentiment
that
Jiul-gSg
ifies.all
the
feeble,
.uttei-ances
f
the
seditious.
The
Eng.
;
coxninissioner.
.Tfie
excuse
given.
MMiiSm
55t
lM
m
f
a
ishnian
smiles,
when
it
is
suggested
that
a
method
might
apyt
is
only
an
excuse.
tityRtnmM.l-i.
1
wielding
In
the
British
Isles
and
Europe.
The
combined
Ox
tpd-
Cambf
Mf
e
tennis
team
haa
Just
computed
Ua
conquest
of
Rockaway
lunt
Club
in
an
international
series
for
the
Prince
of
Wales
Cup
without
lose
of
a
match.
Play
took;
place
at
Cedar-hurst.
New
York,
and
was
finished
a
.day
or
to
ago.
8tella
Walsh.
QlevtjMd
P4iab
girl,
starred
again
at
the
track
and
field
meet
of
the
Jfatkal
Fakona
or
America
at
Chicago
a,
couple
f
days
ago
by
running
one
hundred
yards
in
li.l
aecai
defeating
all
contestants
in
the
event
a
ad
her
nearest
opponent
by
fifteen
feet
.U!:7jIMC.T4
UNCfUP
The
team
to
jrepceseAt
the,
Regiment
against
Canadian
Legion
in
the
senior
football
fixture
tomorrow
evening
will
.be
-at
Xoilowa:
Smith:
Blake
Thurber;
HU1.
Wing-
ham.
DeJong:
Veitch.
Carroll.
ChriaUeon.
Colustl.
Davles;
spares.
A.
Ritchie
P.
Fisher
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
July
13
Empress
vs.
Navy.
July
16
Grotto
vs.
Empress;
Kaiene
vt.
C.
N.
R.
A.
July
18Blks
Vs.
Navy.
,
July
2ft
Orotto
vt.
Kaiens.
July
23
Empress
vs.-
Elks;
Navy
va.
C.
N.
R.
A.
July
26
Orotto
vs.
Navy.
July
27
Elk
vs.
C.
N.
R.-A.
July
30Kalens
vs.
Empreta;
Bilks
vs.
Orotto.
August
1
Navy.
vs.
Empress.
August
3
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Kaiens.
Auguet
6
C.'n.
R.
A.
vs.
Navy;
Eaka
vt.
Kaiens.
August
8
Empress
vs.
Orpto.
August
10
!mp.rei
vs.
Kaiens
August
13
Elks
vs.
Empressj
Navy
vt.
Orotto.'
."
A,yg.UStJJ
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Elks.
A,ugtist
17
Kleps
vsv
Orptto'.
Aiigust.
20-rdrot
to.
vs.
C.
N,RA.i
Navy
vs.
Elkt.
August
22
Empress
vs,
C..N,
R..
Atiust.24-Kajensvys.
Jlavy.
,The
taiidhjg
to
date:
Unlop
s.teamer
Catala.CapUA.
E,
tVttjhe
hgspjtal,
board
ot
Qlght
that,
Dlcktpn,
returned,
Jto
nprtat
.
IO443,
wbuAbj.rpr
wnicJi.a,srrail
grant
had
ajn.
Tuesday,
rjm
A.nyQf.
.Stewart
ajn-.f,hade.,ad,bjien.or;dcred
and
apd
other
njorUierrirpoJoU,
galling
woujdjplajitejd.the
fall
in
the
at
1;3Q
in
the,aerioorv9rrVapcQU-p
m.
nursesrhqmemgrjtr4il
.
.
y
ricL,waypplDts.
RAW
GAME
IN
SOCCER
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Lucky
to
Tie
With
Keslment
In
the
first
match
of
the
City
League
football
competition
at
evening,
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
managed
to
get
a
lucky
draw
with
the
Regiment
two
.
.1
w
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
team
but
the.
Keel
ment
waa
having
all
the
beat
of
the
ulay.
Campbell,
ZarelU
and
Ugulre
fiomblned
well
and
then
Loken
took
advantage
of
slackness
on
the
part
of
the
RegUnent
backs
and
jeered
a
gppd
goal
for
the
C.
L.
D.
L.
Device.
Norrlngton
and
y
Ingham
combined
nicely
but
BacUffe
cleared
Second
Half
The
second
half
found
!hsHegl-ment
attacking.
Oomes
eaed
strongly
and
McKay
headed
away
a
dangerous
cross.
Coluesi
loet
a
fine
chance
by
hanging
on
to
the
ball.
,
Zarellt
apt
away
butlake
letred.
1IU1
tpoUed
a
Regiment
attack.
Wlngham
tried
long
shots
but
they
were
all
watted
Vlnk
was
lucky
to
clear
again
with
the
whole
Regiment
forwards
in
the
goal
mouth
and
later
turned
a
fine
shot
over
the
bar.
Frttaell
got
away,
and
Smith
did
well
to
save
hit
shot.
Slackness
on
the
part
of
the
Regiment
backs
let
Lokken
get
hit
foot
to
Frlaaell't
centre
and
a
first
time;
days-
shot
gave
Smith
no
chance
and
-ourt
jtfed
the
score.
The
Regiment
pret-1
.
USA
but
cpvld
not
score
Uprrlngton
!
'
lust
jniated
a
couple
of
Umee
and
Vajtch's
centre
wot
barely
gleared.
full
time
found
the
teams
level
2-2.
Regiment
Smith;
Blake.
,De-
Jppg:
Veitch.
Thurper.
DavJea;
J.
Colussi.
qarrpll.
ChrUtUon
ying-
nam.Nprrlngton.
,
C..
L.
D.
L.-YJnk;
.Rdcllfe
Oo-mez;
T.
HUI.
McKay.
Kanal:
Zar
elU,
.Magulre,
Lokken,
Campbell
rriizeii.
J.,J3..Wlltpn
was
rfferfe.
l
444
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i
The
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chased,
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4
4
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B.C.
Sport
KAIENS
IN
i
.-SUPREMACY
HlJj(iJijare
Slen
Leadlpg
,
Softball
.
Ixane
Bpuble-llfader
j
Is.riaycd
Wtth
JJe..pJayUfl
of
a
dc
'
header
last
night,
the
City
Sui
Lgitfue.
aetiviUes
of
which
btgrheldp
on
account
of
o
vuiyrabie
weather,
wax
br4BgiU
playing
schedule
t
:
jwcond
iuir
of
the
&f4
date.
.i
result
Kaif
us
,ir-
!
.
In
the
-t.uHiuu'.
n
hc
fiui
game
laytt
ihkL'
fcJKsJenaaad.Klks.
tangled
un
hardware
men
emerged
vtrt"i
a
9-7
ecore
The
Brother
Bti.
eped
ip
curlog
Ut.thi-
first
i
by
makfsig
-four
runs
and
tliry
t
things
lookiriK
blark
for
the
K
i
the,
score
ai
the
end
of
inn
(
,bfing
7-1.
However,
in
tin1
stv
the
K.tii-ns
opened
up
and
w
.
Irlaht
by
their
opponent
wh
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another
counter
.After
the
Kaiens
got
Uw
tw4ib.4be.8Hu.
the
OrotM
sr.
up
to
play
the
Antlered
H
j
postponed
game
and
they
ulsc
ministered
a
V4
beattnt;
V
iwere
very
etfn
all
the
way
thr
the
srore
being
2-2
until
the
f
?
when
Aatehford,
for
the
Or
came
to
bat
and
smacked
,
home
-ran.
scoring
two
runs
T
Elks
tried
.hard
to
overcome
goals
each
after
having
the
woratjNUoM
lead
but
they
were
unable
to
rf
On
Monday
night
the
Ki
.look
the
.Royal
Canadian
N
i
Velunteer
.Retesve
into
camp
b
core
of
4-1
The
game
was
t
l
throughput.
Stuart,
pttchutg
'
tbe
Navy,
held
the
Kalem
dowr
jveryiew
htu
and.
If
he
had
had
.
,
little
better
field
support
and
son
neavy
nitu-rv
the
final
rcs.
might
have
been
different
On
Sunday
aleht
the
Canadian
Recreation
Association
defeated
the
O
rot
to
m
the
reguU
Haying
with
ten
men
at
the'iue
g.m,
by
a
score
of
5r4
It
atart.
the
C.
L.
D
L.
was
hard
pre-,
weather
left
much
to
be
desired
b
twland
Carroll
early
put
the
Regl-
iy,,
pUvfd
lhnIgh
ment
team
one
up
with
a
shot
from
,Uhough
nitDf,
t
close
in.
Viok
was
caUed
on
again
mm
rouh
in
sooU
a
goodhra
and
saved
weUrom
Norrlngton.iut.
n1
u-i,
wa,
huih
auU
Un
a
tcram.Uk
oUowing.
Chrtatl
lue
steadkut
to
.date
f.
Frttaell
now
came
on
to
complete
the
aernnd
half
of
the
neason
Is
follows:
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r
N.
R.
A.
Orotto
R
C
N.
V.
R
Oka
W
2
1
1
0
0
L
0
0
1
1
2
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SCHEDULE
July
IS
Canadian
Legion
v
Regiment.
July
18
Canadian
Labor
pcf.
League
vs.
Canadian
Legion
July
20-Canadian
Labor
Def.
League
va
Regiment.
,
July
25
Regiment
vs.
Canaii
:
Legion.
July
27
Canadian
Legion
v
Canadian-Ubor
Defence
League
cr.Pyf.
(or
drunkenness
v.
fined
$25,
with
option
of
lour1'
imprlaopmem.
tn
city
pc
this
morning