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Friday,
June
1
1934
SENATOR
McRAE'S
PROPOSAL
Senator
McRae
of
Vancouver
is
in
favor
of
revision
of
the
sealing
treaty
which
protects
the
seals
at
the
Pribiloff
Islands
and
prevents
Canadians
or
Americans
from
killing
them
on
the
high
seas.
Prior
to
the
treaty
Canadian
boats
sailed
out
of
Canadian
ports
to
engage
in
sealing.
They
met
the
herds
coming
north
and
took
their
toll
of
the
valuable
pelts.
They
made
money
by
this
sealing
and
brought
considerable
wealth
to
the
ports
from
which
they
sailed.
Today
Prince
Rupert
is
the
logical
port
from
which
to
engage
in
pelagic
sealing.
If
the
treaty
were
set
aside,
any
local
boats
could
go
out
and
take
the
seals
as
they
went
north
to
their
breeding
grounds.
This,
it
is
to
be
presumed,
would
soon
reduce
the
number
of
seals
passing
through
these
waters
and
would
thus
protect
the
edible
fish
which
they
destroy
in
thousands.
We
agree
with
the
Senator
that
Canada'Udes
not
get
enough
out
of
the
eeals.
We
think
that,
instead
of
revision
of
the
treaty,
the
old
treaty
should
be
abrogated
and
the
seals
allowed
to
take
a
chance
with
the
whale3
and
other
creatures
of
the
Pacific
Ocean.
BUILDING
A
HUSINESS
People
who
are
building
a
business
cannot
afford
to
sell
customers
anything
that
might
tend
to
injure
their
busi
ness.
When
they
sell
goods,
they
are
anxious
to
see
that
the
values
are
there.
Any
other
policy
is
suicidal.
In
time
customers
get
to
rely
on
a
merchant
and
feel
that
he
is
as
good
as
his
word
and
that
the
goods
he
handles
are
up
to.
the
standard
represented.
Retailors
are
sometimes
imposed
upon
by
the
wholesaler
or
the
factory
fails
to
deliver
goods
that
are
up
to
standard.
The
merchant
gets
the
blame
for
this.
However,
in
the
long
run
people
of
a
community
get
to
know
what
stores
treat
them
right
by
giving
them
good
values
for"
the
money
expended.
This
is
what
counts
in
the
building
of
a
business.
When
in
Need
of
Lumber
and
Shingles
Phone
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of
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nothing
of
a
100-foot
plunge
from
Burrard
St
bridge
to
the
swirling
waters
of
False
Creek
In
Vancouver
dTOGO
TO
BE
CANONIZED
Great
Admiral
Was
Known
"Nelson
of
Japan"
W
on
War
as
Ended
Russian
Dream
of
Oriental
Domination
TOKYO,
June
1:
AP
Admiral
Count
Helhachlro
Togo,
who'
died
on
Wednesday,
was
the
last
of
the
army
and
navy
commanders
who
led
Japan's
forces
to
victory
in
the
Russo-Japanese
war
of
1904-3.
He
was
known
as
"the
Nelson
of
Japan."
By
outmaneuverlng.
surrounding
and
annihilating
the
Russian
grand
fleet
on
May
27.
1905,
he
virtually
clinched
the
victory
of
his
country
over
the
czar,
swept
Imperial
Russia's
flag
from
the
Pacific
and
definitely
ended
the"
Russian
dream
of
dominating
Manchuria
and
thui
becoming
a
determining
factor
in
the
affairs
of
the
Orient.
Togo's
admirers
claimed
this
as
the
most
decisive
naval
engagement
since
Nelson's
victory
at
Trafalgar.
They
sal
dlt
settled
the
fate
of
two
empires,
whereas
Jutland,
in
the
world
war,
was
Indecisive.
It
'made
the
Japanese
,corhmant
der
the
first
citizen
of
the
empire'
with
a
place
nearer
his
sovereign
than
any
except
princes
of
royal
blood.
The
highest
decorations
that
a
Japanese
subject
may
possess
were
conferred
upon
him.
In
his
old
age
he
was
his
country's
hero
of
heroes
and
his
modest
one-story,
Japanese
style
residence
In
the
heart
of
Tokyo,
atop
Togo
71111,
named
in
his
honor,
became
a
veritable
shrine
for
patriotic
pil
grimages.
To
Be
Canonized
It
is
understood
that
he
will
be
t
canonized
under
amnio
rues,
mat
a
shrine
of
the
national
'
religion
will
be
erected
to
his
memory
and
that
his
soul
will
be
worshipped
there
by
future
generations.
Togo
was
born
to
a
samurai
fa
mily
of
the
Satsuma
clan
in
1847
He
was
a
full
fledged
admiral
ir.
j
ommand
of
the
fleet
when
the
war
ilh
Russia
started
ten
years
iiu
r
In
1911
he
represented
his
sover-i
lgn
at
the
coronaUon
of
King
ieorge
V
In
England,
returning
by
vay
of
America.
Togo's
last
official
service
was
a.t
utor
to
the,
then
crown
prince,
the
present
Emperor
Hirohlto.
He
in-tilled
in
the
future
ruler
the
code
if
the
samurai,
but
saw
to
it
also
hat
there
was
plenty
of
education
n
modern
science,
sUll
a
hobby
vlth
Hirohlto.
Togo
married
on
his
return
from
his
studies
in
England.
His
wife
also
lived
to
a
great
age.
She
was!
i
niece
of
Roenln
of
Mito,
a
patriot
who
became
famous
by
assassinat
ing
in
1860
II
Kamon
no
Kami,
prime
minister
of
the
last
of
the
thoguns
Their
son.
Takeshi
Togo,
is
chief
hortlculturalist
of
the
department
of
the
imperial
household
uid
a
specialist
in
growing
New
Bank
Notes
Not
Bilingual
Will
be
Either
in
F.nglhh
or
French
On
Demand
Under
Central
Bank
Amendment
OTTAWA,
June
1:
New
bank
notes
of
Canada
to
be
Issued
by
the
proposed
uanic
oi
uanaaa
win
not
be
bilingual
but
notes
in
English
or
French
will
be
available
on
demand,
according
to
an
amendment
by
Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes.
mlnUtcr
of
finance.
British
Economist
Not
Being
Invited
Banking
Committee
of
House
of
Commons
Votes
Against
Asking
Maynard
Keynes
to
Appear
OTTAWA.
June
1:
-The
banking
committee
of
the
House
of
Com
mons
on
a
standing
vote
yesterday
decided
not
to
invite
Maynard
Keynes,
eminent
British
economist,
He
was
only
12
years
old
when
he'to
appear
before
the
commit!.
began
to
train
for
a
career
as
a
fighting
man
and
four
years
later
it?
f
D
he
went
Into
his
country's
infant
ITOn!
TCaCC
aViVCr
navy.
At
the
age
of
21
he
wjjt
sent
to
England,
remaining
there
eight
!
years
and
studying
'inder
experts
of
the
British
navy.
By
1894
he
had
risen
to
tlie
rank
'of
captain
in
command
of
the
(Cruiser
Nanlwa.
With
this
vessel,
on
July
25,
he
sank
a
Chinese
troopship
enroute
to
Korea.
The
action
'precipitated
the
war
which
drove
China
out
of
Korea
and
eventuated
.later
In
annexation
of
the
hermit
1
kingdom
to
Japan.
To
Take
Place
of
Murdered
Officer
Corp.
J
M.
Smith
of
Pouce
Coupe
has
been
transferred
to'Merrltt
to
take
the
place
of
Constable
Percy
Carr,
who
was
murdered
by
Indians
laat
week,
It
was
announcrd
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro-vlnclal
po.lce
here
this
aiurnoon.
I
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of
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June
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Two
men
robbwl
the
People
s
Na-!
UmwI
Bank
of
Kingfisher
of
$1000
yesterday,
kidnapped
four
employ
ees.
a
girt
and
three
men.
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sped
west.
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Sockees
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blue,
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DRESSED
FOR
LESS
Step
out
of
fog
into
sunshine
II0W
many
days
of
your
life
are
lol
In
the
mints
of
halfJieulth?
IilMiertel
day
are
frequently
due
to
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oorutiplion.
It
cloud
your
waking
hour,
take
the
nunnhine
out
of
living.
Yrt
It
can
le
over
eome
o
easily
hy
rating
n
delirious
rerml.
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aid
elimination.
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rich
source
of
hloMl
huilding
Iron.
This
"hulk"
in
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similar
lo
that
In
leafy
vegrlablen.
How
much
heller
than
taking
patent
medicines!
To
taMfwpoonfula
dally
are
usually
uflirlrnk
If
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relieved
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
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poekage
at
your
grocer's.
Made
hy
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London,
Ontario.
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