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ON
.
to
(he-'town
of
"Smithers
-SB-
J;
B.
Cortrrarst
of
Terrace:
A.
Ml
Ruddy
of
Bams
Lake:
Rev.
E.
8.
Flemtar,
of
Bums
Lake:
John
Dyb-
harn
of
Prince
Rapert
Bowen-CoHfrsrst
of
CambridgeJ
England,
and
U
B.
Warner
of
Seri-
thera
A
spfrttof
opthntan
and
hope
for
the
central
Interior
and
its
communities
was
the.
keynote
of
many
fine
speeches.
Mr
Fraser
dteeossed
brieny
the
worlc
of
the
recent
session
of
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
winch
he
declared
had
been
a
most
important
one.
the
resalU
of
whjeh
wM
make
themselves
fett
throughout
the
next
ten
or
fifteen
years.
Cariboo
Member
Smdttlons
In
Canada
are
past
the
worst
and
we
are
on
the
upgrade
definitely."
declared
Mr
Ftaiser
He
refemd
to
the
increased
p1ee
of
nrattlcally
all
bask
commodities.
This.
was
a
sure
sign
of
returning
prosperity,
be
felt.
The
Cariboo
number
discussed
the
federal
and
provincial
railway
situation
and
referred
to
the
distinctly
improved
showings
being
mae
both
by
the
Canadian
National
and
Pacific
dreat
Butern
lines,
lit
predicted
that
theP
O
E.
might
be
expected
era
long
to
commence,
owing
to
raining
development
alone,
to
repay
the
Investment
that
had
been
made
to
it
by
the
people
of
the
province.
Whtt
there
were
still
many
pressing
problems
to
be
met
such
as
that
oi
unemployment,
Mr.
Prater
urgtd
his
listeners
hot
to
be
too
pessimistic
and
to
like
stock
of
(helr'rjeftonal
and
community
affair!
w'rneh
H
was
important
should
be
kept
In
as
good
order
as
possible.
Mr.
Smale
referred
to
the
Importance
of
marketing
Interior
gobdj
in
Prince
'tyupert.
The
producer
should
tee
to
It
that
the
quality-
of
'the
produce
was
as
high
as
possible.
Municipal
-Inspector
Mr.
Ba'lra
referred
to
the
Importance
of
tnter-comlpunlty
Interest
and
co-operation
such'
at
had
been
displayed
at
the
convention.
BUTi
Mayer
welcomed
the
visitors
City
dommlsifoner'
Alder
drew
a
S8
Monday
Aagust
7,
Get
the
best
value
for
your
money
by
sending
your
.work
to
the
expert
crafUman.
Ladles'
or
Oentlemen's
or
Tepcoat
Dry
Cleaned
tt
Pressed
Suit
SI
43
Many
Speeches
Made:
at
Banquet
of
Smithers
Board
of
Trade
to
Guests
At
Convention
Held
There
Recently
Commissioner
Alder
Drew
Picture
of
Future
Developments.
as-He
Saw
Them
in
KichJJulkley
Kegion
and
Promised
Co-operation
SMITHBRS,
Aug.
7:
A
banquet
tendered
by
the
Smithers
and
District
Board
of
Trade
to
delegates
and
visitors
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
here
la?t
week
was
one
of
the
most
enjoyable
and
important
features
of
the
fraportant
interior
gathering.
The
affair
was
held
in
the
dtateg
room,
of
the
Bulkley
VaUeyr
.
Hoi
el
and
there
mas
a
large
atten-
picture
of
greatly
increased
popu-danee.
laUon
In
the
central
Interior
dur-
L.
S.
Meant
president
of
theiing
the
t
swing
years.
The
impor-Sndthero
and
District
Board
of'tancc
of
bosuaes
and
trading
re-Trade,
was
in
the
chair
and.
after,
tattoos
between
the
interior
and
a
splendid
repast
provided
by
Mine'
Prints
Rupert
be
stressed.
He
pro-.
Host
and
Mrs.
Harvey
Da
vies
had;
seised
Ms
foil
co-operation
to
as-been
done
fall
Justice
to,
there
were!
salt
In
the
marketing
of
interior
a,
number
of
inspiring
addresses
the
speakers'
list
inetadtng
John
AJ
Fraser,
MJ.
for
Cariboo:
H.
W.
Smale.
Fart
Prater,
retiring
president
of
the
Associated
Boards;
Ro
bert
Bated,
Victoria,
inspector
of!
municipalities;
S.
J.
Mayer,
chair
man
of
the
board
of
commissioners.
Sndtbers;
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
of
Prince
Rupert:
Olof
Hanson.
M.
P?
for
Skeena;
J.
W.
H.
Day
of
Vanderboof;
San
Cocker
of
Van-
derhoof:
J.
O
Wilson
of
Princes
Oeorte:
E.
T.
Kenney
of
Terrace;
Nigel
Sherwood
of
Terrace:
Capt
In
Prince
Rupert.
I
CM
Ha
asset
spoke
of
the
vslue
at
the
convention
discussion
and
i
be
Merest
tost
had
been
displayed
through
the
sixe
of
the
attendance
of
delegates.
i
Saos
Cocker,
in
the
coarse
of
his
remarks,
paid
tribute
to
the
splendid
public
service
beinc
rendered
both
by
J.
A.
Frastr
and
Olof
Han-sec
the
two
federal
tnesnbora.
J.
O.
Wilson
told
of
an
improve-meat
ta
the
lumber
industry
in
the
Prince
George
district
&
T.
Kenney
arced
the
bn
por
ts
nee
of
exelasree
use.
wherever
pesarble.
by
people
of
Central
British
Ootaaoia
of
the
psoducU
of
Patrieki
their
dastrtet.
John
Dybbavn
alluded
to
the
tm-
)etaaee..f
toed
oualsty
beta
pta
vtded
In
the
sMrketinf
of
interior
-
L.
B.
Wrner
told
something
of
the
history
of
the
Associated
Boards
body
"and
the
fine
spirit
of
co-operation
that
had
always
existed
m
Us
deliberation
Nigel
Sherwood.
Capt
Colthurst.
V
M.
Ruddy.
Rev
E
8
Fleming
and
Patrick
Colthurst.
while
brief,
were
all
interesting
Our
Price
On
DRY
CLEANING
Has
Reduced
Silk
oc.
Woollen
Dress
(plain)
Dry
Cleaned
Q
&.Prsted
vl
?hone
-
649
LING
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TAILOR
Ttie.
Hlfh
Class
Tailor
Reliable
Cleaner
and
Prospecting,
InOminecais
;
Making
Progress
ICral
Shcpard
Who
Arrives
From
Vital
Creek
Tells
of
Condi
-
Tkmm
There
Returning
from
IVtal
Crew
In
the
'frfrf-'
diatria
of
BoOah
Cft-iM
tamhsa
where
developmetn
work
J
9M
being
carried
on
on
two
ntHes
of
ground
under
lease
from
D.
aatelii
l.M
and
associates
of
Prince
Rupert.
42
Hoyai
Shepard
arrived
in
the
city
J5
on
Saturday's
train.
Mr.
Shepaxd
IS
itlsHu
aauofactory
progress
on
their
;..upe:ty.
Spring
wa
late
thi
"
year
but
begin!
.tug
abont
lafy
10
real
cunmer
hji
prevailed
Seme
thing
sbcmld
be
aone
oout
the
mcsquitoe.s
-however
LexisLation
of
some
kind
hould
be
pa&jed
if
not
to
eliminate
them
enureh
at
!ent
to
put
litem
on
a
unson-nour
basL
"In
our
on
vicinr.y.
Mr
Shep-ard
a5.
"sevpal
groups
and
com
panies
are
trying
to
develop
prospect
into
paying
properties.
Mny
of
the
prosper
tara
however,
are
meraoy
ansVtlm
from
one
place
to
snolhgs
and
watting
for
some
one
ts
make
a
strike.
Indians
on
Keihj
and
Quarts
Creeks
are
making
tangnaai
by
panning.
Tom.
creek
may
have
a
revival
of
ita.
farmer
days.
I
heard
on
good
authority
of
an
Indian
packing
gold
up
on
the
grownd
near
one
of
the
lakes
and
of
on
airplane
trying
to
locate
the
section
from
the
air
baa
I
do!
not
think
the
Indian
would
tell
the
exact
loeaaty.
Oame
and
fish
are
plentiful
thiaj
year.
Cnsagag
down
from
St.
Jassesj
by
auaa
we
saw
a
dear
mother
on!
the
highway.
A
car
a
few
mmujci
ahead
of
us
saw
three
deer
and
a
moose.'
Mi.
Shepard
is
on
his
way
to
Js-neau.
Alaska
and
wnl
return
bjt
a
week
or
ten
days.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
Monday
m.
Pr.
George
....
4
pm.
Tuesday
CaUts
l;M
pm
Fridayoas.
Prio.
Adetajde
10
txtu
Sa.
Caroena
midnight
Datau'day
ss.
Prise
Leoise
5
pan.
8s.
.Prince
Rapert
7
pjn.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
as.
CaUla
pjn.
Monday
-as.
Prm.
Charlotte
i&
WeaV-ss.
Pr.
George
11
30
ajo.
Friday
ss.
Pr
Rapert
11:30
4-m.
SO.
Princess
AdeJalde
....
pan.
So.
Cardena
pjnJ
Fot
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
ss.
Oataht
8
pja.
Friday
ss.
Prince
Rapert
3
pun.
From
Stewart
and
Anjoi
Tuesday
as.
Catala
.
..
11:39
am
Satur.
ss.
Pr.
Rapert
6
pm
for
Naa
River
anu
fort
sunoson
Sunday
ss.
Catala
.
8
pm.
from
.Nass
lllvrr
St
Fort
SlmpMin
.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
...
11:30
ajn.
For
Ocesn
raUs
Monday
ss.
Pr.
George
...
4
pm.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
pxr.
Saturday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
7
pm
from
Ocesn
FalJ
Wed
-as.
Pr.
Oeerge
11:30
am
Friday
as.
Pr.
Rapert
11:30
ajz.
8s.
Prin.
Adelaide
-
pm.
8s.
Cardena
.
.'
pjn.
For
Qaccn
Chsrlotle
Islands
July
14.
30
ss.
Pr.
John
10
pm
From
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Joly
13
and
36
ss.
Pr.
John
am
For
Alaska
Udhdayi
ss
Prin.
Charlotte
am
Wed-ss.
Prince
Oeorge
3
pm
From
Alatka
Monday
ss.
Prince
George
7
am
Saturday
ss.
Prin.
Louise
pm
?rm
Skrtns
River
Friday
as
Cardena
pm
j
LOCAL
NEWS
Mr.
Champion
came
In
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Smithers
for
a
visit.
Mrs.
Ray
Commons
arrived
home
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Smithers
where
she
hat
been
visiting
her
parents.
A
representative
of
Kalen
Motors
for
not
making
Income
tax
returns
for
1931
appeared
In
court
this
morning
and
was
remanded
for
eight
days.
Mr.
Beverldge,
manager
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
ai
Terrace,
arrived
on
this
afternoon'!
train
on
his
holidays
.
Mr.
Dawson.,
accountant
in
the
local
bank,
Is
In
Charge
at
the
lnlrjor.
office
In.tfys
roan-ttme.
0-t.
0-4
to
take
the
women's
doubles
Crack
Tennis
P
ayer
Defeated
Waster
Martin
of
ftcplng.
who
represented
O..uno
in
the
Vancouver
Tennis
Championship
aasaoo,
was
beaten
SaWday.
His
picture
is
Nusnber
2
Below
hhn
is
OUbert
Itnnns
V
whom
be
de
fealed
la
CxUaria,
Vusnfier
1
is
Miss
Jean
Burrttt
who
was
boatoa
by
Mta
Boa
Bymons
M
of
To-
rente
making
Mim
Symons
Canadaaa
fhaaiptnn.
Canadian
Tennis
Titles
Went
to
Players
From
United
States
at
rtle
Orocyn
Wheeler.
Santa
Monica.
7
nd
Martin
Kenneslly.
San
Fran
cisco,
won
the
mixed
doubl0,Bt-
feattog
Mrs.
R
B.
WdsAfl
and
Bud
iockinc
of
Victoria
S-4.,
0-4.
I
Sporting
Event,
Of
the
Season
On
Saturdayi
-
l
Alex
Harvle,
the
xenial
steward
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
lost
his
supremacy
on
Saturday
ntght
In
the.;
club
rooms
when
challenged
by
Jack
Preeee,
the
president
of
the
Legion.
Alex
has
been
undisputed
champion
of
the
crib
board,
defending
his
title
against
aU
comers
.for
years.
After
a
lengthy
preliminary
discussion,
peagers.
referees
and
linesmen
wefe
easeful
selected.
and
an
admiring
audience
watched
the
champion
to
ttrn
hi
defeat.
and
hailed
the
hew
champion
of
the
Baseball
Scores
Saturday
Scores
A)IEMCA"
LEACiUK,
Philadelphia.
8:
New
York
3.
Boston
3:
Woahtnaton
3.
Chicago.
I;
St.
Louis
10.
Cleveland.
10-1;
Detroit.
0-7.
NATIONAL)
LUAUUR
New
York.
11-S:
PifulKfespfcla.
I
Brooklyn,
1:
Boston.
2.
8.
leads.
l-S:
Otnclnnasi.
o-l.
Pituburg.
0;
Ornaaga
2.
Sundav's
Games
AM
Fit
I
CAN
I.HtOUK
Boston.
4;
New
York.
S.
Cgovoload.
3-1:
Deiroit.
7-2.
PtuadelBhia.
13:
Washtaffton,
g.
Chieagd,
61:
St
Louts.
5-7.
NATIONAL.
LF.GUE
Ptttaburg.
9:
dbieaao,
8.
Philadelphia.
1-1;
Boston,
0-2.
New
York.
3-1:
Bleakly.
03.
St.
Louts.
1-0;
CincienaU.
2-1.
TOOK
PART
AT,
SMITIIF.It.S
Continued
from
page
one)
New
Haselton-C.
J).
Bowie.
Haselton
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlneh.
Committee
The
two
major'
committees
of
the
Pacific
Slope
t
Northern
ZWie)..
The
convention
were
comprised
as
fol-dgars
were
on
the
ex-champ
.who
.
.
took
hUdafeat
manfully,
I
Rutna-J.
o.
WHon.
chalr-
J.
I
man.
George
Ogaton
Rev.
E.
8
?e,nlf,
L
-
Wa"?tr
and
John
v
T7
Dybhavn.
-
T
r-
u.i.
r
..,
The
following
li
the
scale
"ru'M"-'-
wamews
of
charges
mad
for
reaolnir
wood.
,8
ourr
t
notices.
f
Marriage-
and
Ibigagement
f
4
f
announcement
J2.
a
II.
W.
Mathews
and
Frank
Dock
rill
were
appointed,
auditors.
nuth
KoUcot
w.
..
i
1
t
Funeral.
NoUees
tl
R.
H.
Pinion
founecly
employed
Cardj
flf,
Thanks.
.
here
as
mechanic
In
the
Parker
t
Funeral.
FJowtrt.lOc,
perf
earage.
left
with
Mrs.
Pinion
on
na1
-
i
Saturday
evening
for-
Vancouver
"-v
,
where
he
has
taken
a
position.
AGAIN
LEAD
SOFTBALL
Vancouver
Saturday
and
Sunday,
S.
It.
4.
liefeat
Nary
kslens
Itealen
ny
Hks
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
7:-John
Murio
of
San
Francifco
won
the
Canadian
men's
singles
title
Saturday
defeating
Walter
Martin
ofToronto
6-3,
4-6,
6-2,
6-2.
Gracyn
"WheeiW
of
Santa
Monica
won
the
women'
singjeg,
defeating
Mary
Campbell
of
Victoria.
3-6,
6-1.
6-3.
John
Murio
and
Martin
Kenneally
of
San
Francisco
captured
the
Canadian
devotes
tennis
crown
yesterday
defeating
Mel
Dranga
of
Seattle
and
Wayne
Sabin
of
Portland
8-3.
6-4.
8-10.
4-0.
S-3.
Ned
RaaseU
of
Hollywood
won
the
Canadian
open
Junior
ataxias
title
defeating
Sabin
1-7.
0-4.
3-0,
6-2
Mary
Cainpbeil
and
Mrs.
R.
B
Wilson.
Victoria,
defeated
Mrs.
Dorothy
Oitteepie
Patrick.
Montreal.
.
and
Mrs.
Mary
Haggart.
Vancouver.
The
C
N
R.
A
again
stepped
Into
the
load
in
the
local
Softball
league
out
night,
when
they
won
from
the
Navy,
while
the
Ksieru
who
were
tied
for
first
place
with
the
C
N
dropped
a
game
to
the
Bk
The
first
gome
between
thr
C
N
and
the
Navy
was
ragged
through
out,
there
being
no
doubt
of
ti.c
osaoaae
right
from
the
first
u.-ning.
Stuart
pitched
his
usual
grKi
game
ror
ine
navy,
out
ne
aui
m
i
recerve
much
support,
and
thr
N.
R.
A.
had
no
trouble
defeat
ing
hem
l-5
In
the
second
game,
the
Kaien
ttorted
right
out
to
win.
and
msn-
to
score
one
run.
After
that
teams
settled
down,
and
the
was
airtight
until
the
last
half
of
the
fourth
inning
when
the
sa
caase
to
bat.
and
several
good
hits
combined
with
the
Ks
tens'
errors
netted
them
a
total
of
six
runs.
Neither
team
scored
from
than
till
the
end
of
the
game
which
was
called
In
the
seventh
inning
on
account
of
darkness,
the
final
score
being
0-1.
Stone
pitched
good
boll
for
the
Efts,
while
Allan
pttohtd
a
very
ragged
game
for
the
Ksiens,
walk-
liag.
several
men.
Mnil
Schedule
'or
Stewart
and
Anyos
Sunday
7
p
m
Friday
2
pm
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Stewart
and
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11:30
ajn
Saturday
pjn
far
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River
and
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Sunday
7
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lrom
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River
and
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Slmpior
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