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DAILY
EDITION
REPAIRING
STREETS
Many
favorable
comments
are
heardlat
the
action
of
the
commissioner
fn
having1
the
streets
repaired.
The
down
town
roads
have
been
renovated
and
the
outside
points
I
are
now
receiving
attention
JUl
HUin.
i
lie
1
USUI
l.
II
lllttv
yic
replacing
broken
springs.
Let
mercies.
whenever
the
weather
is
fit!"d
a
result
of
proposed
legis
laoo
,n-L-:
lation.
SOVIET
TIMBER
Most
persistent
reports
come
from
Russia
in
regard
to
the
conditions
under
which
the
timber
is
being
produced
which
is
sentf
to
Britain
tb:
compete
with:
the
Canadian
timber
from
British
Columbia.
It
is
stated
on
the
authority
of
the
men
and'
women
who-
produce
it
that
the
most
appalling
conditions
obtain;
Women
women
and
anu
children
cnuoren
who
wno
are
are
underfed;
unaenea;
are
are
allotted
auouea
impossible
tasks,
are
without
proper
clothing
and-footwear
and
ar&sd
badly
housed
that
it
has
become
a-scandal:
The
British
government
is
being
asked
to
investigate
the
conditions
and
to
prevent
competition
of
that
kind
which1
is
Bound
to
drag
down
the
Canadian
worker.
'
-
BANKS
OPTOnSTIC
Banks
are
not
usually
optimistic.
Canadian
banks
particularly
are
known
to
be
careful
of
their
statements..
Bank
ritanagers
have
had
to
cultivate
a
pessimistic
attitude
in
refusing
loans
to
clients
and
this
has
affected:
their
whole
careers.
The
result
is
that
the
average
citizen
is
apt
to
discount
their
pessimism
and
when
just
now
and
then
they
become
optimistic
they
know
there
is
good
reason
for
it
Just
now
the
banks
are
seeing-
improvement
in
Canadian
conditions.
They
admit
that
the
improved
tone
is
contagious
and
that
very
soon
will
reflect?
itself
in-all
lines
of
in
dustry.
Evidently
the
future
FLEET
WEEK
IN
SEATTLE
SPA-TILE
July
18
With
the
Pacific
batUe
Heet
of
the
U-lte:!
Stages'
Navy
arriving
here
on
Sun-'
day
from
San
Diego
and
San
Pedro,
this
Is
"Fret
Week"
in'
Seattle
and
a
great
celebration
ii
plan
ed
during
the
seven
day.
that
the
war
vessels
will
in
here.
Thousands
of
vUHors"
arc
lh
th
city
for
the
occasion
and
ttte
will
be
one
continuous'
round
of
entertairtnent.
Thousands
of
sailors
from
the
mimy
vessels
are
prominent
stn-mg
the
street
crowds
and
In
all
amusement
places.
The
British
cruiser
H.MS.
Drs.
gon,
in
the
course
of
a
coast
cruise,
is
also
here
a
"61"
Quick
Drying:
for
noon,
Furniture,
Renews
Linoleum
"61"
Marine
Spar
Varnish
For
Hosts
andall
outride
work
"61"
Q,
D,
Enamels
Free
flowing
for
furniture,
etc.
Use
'61."lt
covers
more
square
feet
and
lasts
longer
'
Kaieir
Hardware
Smith
Block
Phone
3
line-
if!
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1
86
Tuesday,
July
19.
1D38
OJIUJr
Ml
c
Cbiui
iwo
num.
us
be
thankful
for
small
The
work
is
done
by
men,
,
impos-1
must
be
glowing.
Toronto
School
,
Board
Dismisses
Its
Accountant
TORONTO.
July
18
The
Board
if
Education,
at
a
meeting
until
the
early
hours
of
the
morrilnf
,
by
a
vole
of
11
to
4
decided
to
dismiss
1U
chief
accountant
and
ordered
a
special
audit
of
its
books.
Forest
Fires
In
Western
Ontario
Eight
Conflagrations
Reported
On
Long
Lac-Port
Arthur
tine
of
Canadian'
National'
PORT
ARTHUR,
Ont
July
18
Sight
forest
fires
driven
by
high
wl-tis
are
reported
racing-
tong
the
Long
Lac-Port
Artfeur
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Ontario
Takes
Bull
Awards
in
Show
af
Calgary
CALOARY,
July
18:-EJdwardsi
Bros,
of
Watford,
Ont..
captured
the
grand
and
senior
bUIl
awards
in
Aberdeen-Angus
competition
at
the
Exhibition
and
Livestock
Stampede
hero
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Today's
Weatfier
I
Terrace-Woudy,
south
wind,
54.!
Alyansh-Raln,
calm.
52.
Anypx-Heavy
rain,
south
wind.
,52.
StewartURaln,
south
wind,
50.
Haielton
Raining,
calm,
54.
8m
It
hers
Raining,
calm;
51.
Burn
Lake
Raining)
wlndyvM
BOATS
ARE
BUILT
Hull
Firm
is
Spending
Over
Half"
a
Million
Dollars-
in
Construction
Of
Up-to-Date
Trawlers
Several
Craft
nl!.
$J
A
Companies
Active'
-
'
nunc,
fi-g
July
i-Orders
for
new
trawlers
io
a
value
of
between
jl2,000
and
flUd.odO'
have
already
been
placed
by
Hull
firms
during
the
present
year,
and
the"
building
of
still
further
boats
is
con
tern
-pfttW
by
various
other
local
firms
So
far
the
orders
have
been
to
a
large
extent
simply
replacements
of
trawlers
which
have
been
either
sold
or
lost
during
one
of
the
most
tragic
winters
orj
record;
but
the
local
trawler
building
program
will
be
pushed
forward
with
even
great-
er
intensity
if
the
industry
is
stab-
Since
the
building
of
the
Lady
Lillian
for
the
Jutland
Amalgamated
Trawlers-.
Ltd..
In
the
early
part
of
the
year,
sewn
further
focal
orders
have
been
placed
with
Yorkshire
shipbuilders.
The
St.
Arcadlus,
a
new
bdat
acquired'
by
Messrs-.
Hamlyn.
recently
underwent
her
trials,
while
a
third
new
trawler,
the
Bayflower.
which
has
been
ordered
by
the
Yorkshire
Steam
Fishing
Co.,
arrived
at
Hull
tn
8w
vnrAs
the
same
The
Yorkshire
Steam
Fishing
Co
has
a
further
boat
on
order
from
Messrs.
Goehrane's
of
Selby.
while
an
order
for
two
new
boats
has
been
olaeed
with
the
same
firm
by
Messrs.
Pickering
and
Hatdane.
All
Improvements
Two
new
boats
have
also
been
ordered
from
Messrs.
Cochrane
oy
Hudson
Bros.
One,
the
Cape
Bath-hurst,
was
launched
at
Selby
last
Saturday,
and
will
shortly
arrive
at
Hull,
the
other
being
still
on
the
stocks.
A
much
needed
fillip
for
the
shipbuilding
Industry
has
been
given
by
these
orders,
vand
the
prospect
of
further
work
is
being.
eagerly
awaited.
It
Is
estimated
that
eaeh
of
the
new
trawlers
will
cost
between
16,-000
and
20.000.
They
are
the
last
word
In
modernity,
and
no
expense
has
been
spared
in
equipping
them.
De
Lute
Vessel
The
Bayflower.
for
Instance,
will
be
as
Ion
as
the
largest
trawler
in
the
country,
and
there
are
many
special
features
about
this
particular
boat.
in
the
past
seme
of
the
local
trawlers
have
been
partially
insu
lated,
but
the
fish
room
of
the
new
arrival
Win"
be
Insulated
throughout
the
only
woodwork
being-
lh
the
shelve.
The
walla
will
have
the
hard
enamel
effect
of
bathroom,
arid
It
Is
expected
that
fish
stored
In
this
room
will
be
as
fresh
when
landed
at
the
port
a
it
was
Just
after
catching-.
The
Incorporation
of
telemeter
gear
will
dispense
with
the
neces
sity
of
ordinary
steam
steering'.
Worked
witH
oil.
tht
patent
will
link
up
the
bridge
with
the
engines
on
the
aft
deck
and
do
away
THE
DAILY
NTWB
Tide
of-
Business
Has
Turned
and
Will
Quickly
Flow
to-Areas
JS'ot
Vet
Affected
Optimism
Helps
Towards
Greater
Improvement
The
monthly
report
of
tlie
Royal-Rank
of
Canada
jitet
issued
is
vei'y
optimistic.
It
says
in
part:
With
a
rise
in
the
price?
of
agricultural
and'
mfner.il
products,,
increased
carloading
a
mors
than
seasonal
iiW-nrovement
fli
employment
and
an
increase
in
both'
tHd
vol-
ume
and
unit
value
of
export,
Favorite
Lost
Gut
Ellsworth
Vines,
firs'
ranking
American
tennta
star
-rapped
at
Wimbledon
He
wi
d-iYateJ
by
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
BENNETT
TO
TAKE
REST
CanadUn
Prlme.
MiBU(er
Mb
Take
It
Easy
After
World
Conference
BONDON.
Jtriy
18:
(Canadian
Press)
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
hms
been
advised
to
take
the
rest
cure
when
the
world
economic
conference
adjourns.
Vancouver
Wheat
f
VANCOUVER,
July
18.
(Canadian
Press
i
Wheat
wn
quoted
at
914c
on
the
loeal
exchange
today.
.
,
LOCAL
NEWS
Merely
routine
matters
came
up
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
today.
President
T.
W
Brown
was
in
"
un.
,o.
ni
?'
?"h
"U?u
on
"
aLUm0rr.lh?.8oulh-?W?r,i
"
"
"
,
,
,7
Predertca
and
M
gOlhgtO
Vancouver
and
Sinters
Delphlnd,
V..?.
.1?
i
1
H?mpbe11!
"with
all
chains;
channel
bars,
springs,
and
buffers
which
gener-
MlM
Catherine
Mr
Meekln.
daugh-ally
ter
ot
Mr-
Mrs.
Thomas
Mc-worked
appear
on
a
ship
s
skip,
it
is
direct
from
the
engines
to
Meekln,
sailed
on
the
Oat
la
this
the
quadrant,
and
its
Incorporation
afternoon
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
will
be
an
experiment
In
which
great
interest
will
tie
taken.
Liver
Barrel
No
More
done
are
the
liver
barrels
which
have
been
such
a
common
sight
on
the
decks
of
local
trawlers
In
the
5Vha,r
a,nd
th"e
a
ft,r
at'
tffldlnt'
r
mwnbpr-flower
past.
and'
In
their
place
the
Bay-
will
be
equipped
with
a
spe-
rt
clal
planr
for
reducing
livers
to
olll
There
will
be
special
storage
tanks
for
this
oil.
the
oil
being
pumped
ashore
hor-
from
from
.h.
the
receiving
rMn,
tanlc.
tanks
on
on
arrival
in
port.
Another
unique
feature
will
be
the
provision
of
steel
lifeboats
fit-
ted
with
air
tanks.
Even
If
the
boats
leak
the
air
tanks
will
keep
them
afloat,
and
foe
buoyancy
and
Lsafety
this
Innovation
should
be
a
great
boon.
Fitted
with
a
cruiser
stern
and
jpalent
Oetee
rudder,
the
trawler
will
also
bo
equlpiied
with
direction
Optimistic
Report
of
Shows
Revival
of
Activity
itf
Matty
Lines
of
Business
in
Canada
Tcfday
""""'in
arc.been
general
and
Includes
lines
on
vacauon-
not
ordinarily
subject
to
this
In-
water
suonly
worklne
from
the
(team
anDllsnces
Thi,
trawler
will
hvonrf
riM
De
the
finest
eauiDwrf
iri
the
eoun.
try.
and
It
Is
difficult
to
conceive
anv
further
advance
in
the
-trawiM.
finders,
electric
light,
wireless
and
building
Industry
esetept
perhaps
jvatent
sounding
gear.
the
replacement
of
coal
by
oil
as-
llot-Wstrr
Supply
fuel.
whichs
will
no
doubt
be
Intro-
There
will
be
a
bathroom-,
etc..
duced
at
Hull
In
the
none-too'dls-4nthe
oX(losraWqusrteraaboUtaniy
future.
Royal
Bank
the
evidence
seems
to
show
'
bU
'""L-
and
that'
it
flow
will
quickly
spread
to
those
parched
areas'
whlth
have"
not
yt
felt
the
improvement.
1tV
IncreUse-
in'
activity
of
tftislnesSt
t-gether
wiUi
the
Influence
of
Ute
much
greater
Improvement
in
the
United
States,
has
tended
to
generate
an
optimum
which
of
iuclf
helps
to
produce
further
Improvement
in
its
early
stages
bostnea
improvement
show
itself
in
rather
isolated
bits
or
intanglbfe
information.
It
is
not
until
tne
movement
Is
well
under
way
that
general
statists
reflect
this
Improvement
whlcl.
by
that
time
will
nave
mu
itself
felt
in
the
plans
and
policies
of
a
great
many
companies.
Newsprint
production
has
increased
nearly
4u".
automobile
jrodurtlon
Ha
almost
tripled,
construe
Uon
contract
Have
doubled
nd
carload
lhg
hare
greatly
in-reared
A
large
part
of
this
Im-irovement
Is-
seasonal,
but
It
Is
the
act
'hat
the
improvement
shown
s
greater
than
seasonal
which
tends
to
substantiate
the
new
optimism
which
I
general
among
the
fanners
of
the
west,
who
are
re
ceiving
a
better
price
for
their
wheat.
In
the
mining
industry.
which
ik
rapWly
Increasing
its
out
put,
and
lir
tile
manufacturing
ireas
of
Canada-,
wliere
orders
are
being
received
in
better
volume
than
for
the
past
two
years.
Nothing
that
has
been
said
should
lead
to
the
eonehitlon
that
revival
ha
reached
ar
point
where
there
is
a
general
increase
in
aetll
Aly
In
all
branches
of
Industry.
Most
lines
of
manufacturing
are
ttlll
much
depressed,
but
a-
mm
mary
shows
numerous
Instances
where
Improvement
is
quite
pronounced
Agricultural
implement
)kmtx
have
increased
operations.
The
output
of
new
automobile
mo-1els
was
restricted
early
In
the
seat-son
but
has
been
expanding
rapUP-'v.
Production
in
May
w
the"
larg
est
in
any
month
since
May.
193
1.
The
Iron
and
steel
Industry
hat
continued
to
lag
behind
the
prry-areas
being
made
In
the
United
states,
but
a
recent
government
order
for
50
WO
tons
of
rails'
has
enabled
the
Dominion
S'teel
plantt
to
Increase
operations
and
recall
many
workers
who
have
been
Hie
.for
months.
Structural
steel
orders
are
still
curtailed,
but
some
miscellaneous
buying
Is
reported.
Building
materials
are
moving
slowly
but
some
progress
is
being
made.
Foodstuffs
continue
in
good
demand"
and
plants
are
busy.
The
textile
Industry
Is
operating
at
nearly
90
of
capacity
and
Is
on
a
better
basts
than
for
many
months.
Production
of
newsprint
during
May
was
the
largest
reported
this
year.
The
output
amounted
to
171.
770
tons
against
147.769
tons
ln
Ap-rll.
1931
and
175.887
torts
In
May,
1932.
in
spit
of
these
encouraging
gains,
however,
manufacturing
op,
eratiens
a
a
whole
continue
on
a
very
restricted
basis.
The
general
Improvement
In
business
Is
being
reflected
In
in
creased
railway
traffic.
The
rising
level
of
commodity
prices
hae
been
accompanied
by
art
rftcrease
In
the
volume
of
whole-sale
and
retail
trade.
Buyers
generally,
when
price
are
declining,
are
loath
td
do
more
than
meet
their
Immediate'
requirements,
an
tlclpatlng
a
further
decline
In
the
oriee
level.
Report
frdnv
air
sec-
demand
front
consumers
for
all
types
of
merchandise.
Seasonal
demand
may
account
for
some
of
this
increase
but
tlio
Improvement
has
1
fluence.
It
Is
also
reported
that
""y
are
nnt
on'y
spending
more
freely
but
are
choosing
goods
of
't
Quaty
than
formerly.
SOFTBALL
July
18
Elks
vs.
Navy.
July
20i-Orotto
Vs.
Kalehs.
,
July
23
Empress
v
Elks
Navy
vs.
c
w.
R.-A.
-
One
Puff
of
Oqdeilsf
Mi
WUeWorld
Keen
Keen
for
the
fine
smoking
enjoymenr
that
OgdenV
Cut'
Plug'
always
gives...
keen
for
the
fragrance,
the
soothing,
satisfying
goodness'
that
makes
every
puff
a
pleasure
puff.
YersJ
Sir.
.
.
Ogden't
Is'
a
REAL
pipe
obacco.
Treats
avman
right.
Gives
him
th
things'
He's
always
wanted
In
the
way
of
a
cool
smoke.
That's
why
men
who-
are
particular
are
so
keen
for
Ogden't
Cut
Plug.
OG
DEN'S
C
If
T
PLUG
Ifjott
"roH
your
mm",
use
Ogtren'
fine
cut
eigaretle
totxitco
atut
Chnntrcler
cigarette
papers
Vancouver
Woman
Named
President
AIIm
A,
Josephine
Dauphine
Heads
HuineM
ard
Profwlonil
Women's
Club
HAMILTON.
Ont..
July
lg
Miss
A.
Josephine
Dauphlne
or
Vancouver
was
re-elected
president
of
the
Canadian
federation
of
Business
and
Professional
Women's
Clubs
at
its
annual
convention
here.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver-Monday
as.
pr.
Oeorge
4
p
m
Tuesday
Catata
1:30
pm
rrldky-ss.
Prtn.
Adelaide
10
p.m.
8.
Cardena
midnight
Saturday
as.
Prin.
Louise
5
pm
d.
hrtnee
Ropett
7
p
m
From
Vancouvtr
Sunday
.
Catala
p.m.
Monday
as.
Prftt.
Charlotte
a
m.
Wed.
tt.
Pr.
Oeorge
11:30
a
m
PtfUay
as.
Pr
Rupert
11
30
a
m
St.
Princess
Adelaide
pm
8s.
Cardena
p.m
Fop
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
ss.
Cauia
8
pm
Friday
ss.
prince
Rupert
3
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesdayss.
CaUla
11:30
ajn.
Satur.
as.
Pr.
Rupert
6
p.m
Ifor
Nass
River
ana
loH
Stmpvort
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p
m
from
Naas
River
It
Port
SimpMtn
.
Tuesday-.
Catala
....
11:30
a.m
For
Ocean
Falls-Monday
ss
Pr.
Oeorge
4
p.m
Frlday-es.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p.rr
8aturdayss.
Pr.
Rupert
7
p.m
From
Ocean
Fallowed.
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
11:30
ajn
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
11:30
a
jr.
Ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
.
p.m.
Ss.
Cardena
p.m.
For
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-July
14.
28
as.
Pr.
John
10
p.m.
From'Quren
Charlotte
Island!
July
13
and
20
as.
Ir.
John
a.m.
For
Alaska-Monday
ss.
Prln.
Charlotte
a.m.
Wed.
as-,
Prince
Oeorge
3
p.m.
Frdm
Alaska
Monday
as.
Prince
Oeoroe
imti
-Baturday
as.
Prln.
Louise
p.m!
Tuesday.
July
18,
Iqjj
-
'-'-m1
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nun
PITTSBURG
WINS
PAIR
grortti"
!iUble
Victory
Over
Brool.
I)iv
in
Only
Major
League"
Gaines
Yoterday
PITTSBUno,
fitly
18:
Cannrtl
IM
PfMSi
fn
the
only
Major
Lenv
activity
yesterday,
Pittsburg
Pn
ales,
on
the
home
grounds
hi
yesterday,
trimmed
Brooklyn
DM
gers
in
both
ends'
of
a
doubx
headeY.
taklaa
the
first
game
by
score
of
14
to
2
and
capturing
ttt
night-cap
7
to
nil.
The
double
tory
brought
the
Pirates
to
wlthl:
half
a
game
of
the
second
pl
Chleagd
Cubs
In
the
leavue
star,
irtt
Baseball
Standmgs
NATIONAL
LianiT.
V.
L.
P
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ew-
York
X
M
Chlcae
40
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1
81.
dotto
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41
Doaton
43
4S
v
Brooklyn
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444
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it
47
44
4Miuia
M'
50
4:
A.MLKICAN
LKAfilJE
Washington
IS
30
New
York
J
30
6?
Philadelphia
41
40
Cbscago
41
42
Detroit
40
45
4
Ctoveiand
.
4
47
4r,
Beatati
38
48
4:
St.
fiOWs
M
57
3M
POOTIIALL
LI.NU-ITPS
Line-ups
for
tonight
s
City
Lenvn
football
game
between
Canadis
Legion
and
Canadian
Labor
De
fence
League
are
announced
a
follows
Canadian
Legion
Pierre:
Sttlr
and
Currle:
McDonald.
Hadden
n
OUker:
Baptle
VI
array
Dirkm
Buannich
and
Comadina:
spare
Oreer
and
Savtrrison.
Cartadlan
tabor
Defence
Learuc
Hunt;
Ootmrz
and
Moe;
Hill
Mr
Kay
and
M
romadlna:
Zarclli
H
Dickens.
ChenoskL
Lokkrti
and
D
Ourvlch:
spares,
Maguire
and
RadclUfe.
It.tSKHALL
POSTPONKII
Ram
again
caused
the
oospore
ment
of
last
evening
s
tifUuir
Senior
League
baseball
game
b;
tween
Blks
and
Son
of
C'unatU
Usk
Youth
Breaks
Leg
in
Ball
Game;
In
Hospital
Here
Oeorge
Moody,
Usk
youth
sustained
a
broken
leg
be'wc
knee
and
ankle
'In
a
ball
uamf
Wat
or
Sunday,
was
brought
t
'
1
city
by
railway
speeder
e.uly
terday
morning
to
enter
tfir
prin
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
for
tr
ment
He
wa
aceomnanled
to
t
by
his
father
L
E
Mixxlv
v.h-turned
to
Uk
on
lnnt
nights
ti
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
CI
.D.L
vs.
CANADIAN
Lr.r.lON
Acropolis
0
30
p.m.
Adm,
25c
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Doesi
Total
capacity
20.010
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
'or
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
mass
Casting'
Metric
and
Acetylene'
VVilalof
'
W-toB
Derrick
far
Heavy
UM
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery'
Repaired
and
OvertiMl