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SOCCER
Defeats
Prince
Albert
Two
to
One
In
First
Game
of
Dominion
,
Bargain
Department
'
Semi-Finals'
!
PRINCE
ALBERT.
July
30:
Cf
A
splendid
group
of
broken
lines
and
samples,
styled
New
Westminster
Royals
defeated
for
street
wear
and
for
other
occasions.
These
are
Prince
Albert
two
to
one
Saturday
better
grade
shoes
taken
f
rpm
our
regular
stock
and
night
In
the
first
game
of
,
the
Dominion
soccer
semi-finals.
priced
To
Clear
at
$1.95,
52.95,
$3.15
Baseball
Scores
The
delirium
which
seized
Eur-rope
hi
the
feverish
days
towards
.the
end
pf
July
1914
was
height-ieneti
py
the
baffling
complexity
of
the
elements
entering
into
the
International
discord.
A
tiironology
of
political
and
military
activities
,
discloses
how
undfviating
was
the
;path
which
led
to
armed
conflict.
.On
July
28,
the
day
that
Austria-
Hungary
declared
war
on
Serbia,
,
the
German
government
rejected
proposals
for
an
international
conference,
made
four
days
previously
by
the
British
foreign
secretary.
Sir
Edward
Orey.
Hoping
for
the
best
tut
fearing
the
worst,
the
British
Admiralty
ordered
the
First
Second
and
Third
Fleets
to
their
war
bases.
From
then
on
war
measures
developed
with
bewildering
rapidity.
On
July
39.
the
'day
which
saw
the
bombardment
of
Bel-grade
by
the
Austrian
army,
Russia
ordered
'j,
partial
mobilization
against
the
Dual
Monarchy.
A
"warning
telegram"
was
sent
to
the
British
fle.ets;
the
Wr
Office
ordered
a
precautionary
period"
for
the
fcvanny;
peimany
still
believing
that
A
wonderful
opportunity
for
those
Hearing
the
smaller
sizes.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS,
rRUs'CE
RUPERT
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Paoilibed
Jtrery
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Daily
News,
Limited.
Third
Jytout'
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r.
PXJLLEN
Managlng-Iditcr
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
Editor
and
Reporters'
TtJeplione
L
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulation
n
it
Monday,
July
30.
.
Canada
$t
War
Twenty
Years
Agp
(Written
for
the
Canadian
Press
by
Captain
W.
W.
Murray,
M.p.)
(Copyright,
1931)
"What
.does
that
amount
to?"
declared
Rt.
Hon.
U-
H.
IsqaUh,
then
Prime
Minister
pf
X?reat
Britain,
in
the
House
pf
Commons
a
few
.days
later,
"in
the
first
place,
it
meant
this:
That
behind
the
back
pt
France
ave
should
have
given,
if
we
had
assented
to
that,
a
free
licence
tp
Germany
to
annex,
In
the
event
of
a
successful
war.
the
whole
extra-
European
dominions
and
possessions
of
France.
"What
did
it
mean
as
regards
Belgium?
When
she
addressed,
as
she
has
addressed
in
these
last
few
days,
her
moving
appeal
to
us
to
fulfil
our
solemn
guarantee
of
her
neutrality,
what
reply
should
we
lave
given?
We
should
have
been
obliged
to
say
that,
without
her
knowledge,
we
had
bartered
away
to
the
power
threatening
her
.our
obligation
to
keep
our
plighted
word."
In
return,
said
the
British
prime
Minister,
for
the
betrayal
of
France
and
Belgium'
the
Germans
were
to
give
a
promise
"a
promise,
be
it
observed,
given
by
a
power
which
was
at
that
very
moment
announc
ii'tyftyMtab
nMsht
be
induced
1
ing
its
intention
to
violate
Its
own
tt5f(-kJ.eP0Ut
V-toe
Impending
treaty
and
inviting
us
to
do
the
a?.
maae
a
ma
lor
.British
'
'
rJeuiralUy.
,
In
brief,
Germany
proposed
that
,she
would
seek
no
territorial
ex-panslon
from
France
Itself
should
she
emerge
victorious
from
a
conflict
with
that
republic.
.Germany,
however,
would
give
no
similar
undertaking
with
respect
to
trie
French
colonies.
The
integrity
and
the
neutrality
of.
the
Netherlands
would
be
observed,
declared
the
German
note.
The
document
had
one
important
omission
it
made
np
mention
whatever
of
the
neutrality
of
Belgium.
samcv.
,
Germany's
proposals
were
unacceptable,
and
the
British
note,
delivered
by
Sir
Edward
Gpschen,
ambassador
in
Berlin,
to
Chancellor
von
Bethmann-Hollweg,
said
so.
P.
W.
Forest
well
known
representative
of
Kelly-flouglas
Co..
Vancouver,
was
z
passenger
on
bqird
the
Princess
Charlotte
Saturday
afternoon
returning
south
after
a
business
trip
tp
the
Yukon
Territory
and
Northern
British
Columbia.
FREE
TROUSERS!!
FREE
TROUSERS!'
For
everybody
who
orders
a
syjt
from
the
House
of
JMberjjn
up
to
Augyst
3rd,
ANY
STYLE
BJG
SELECTipN
FIT
GUARANTEED
Prices
from
$25.00
to
$39.00
P.rdrr
today!
Only
iye
days
leftl
Measurements
taken
by
LING,
THE
TAILOR
Jjc
cojid
&ymyt.
Cprorr
across
from
Pout
Office
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
Cleveland
10-2,
St.
Louis
8-3.
Detroit
U.
Chicago
J.
Boston
6-1.
Washington
3-2.
Ne.w
York
3-2,
Philadelphia
4jl.
National
League
St.
Louis
4,
Pittsburg
5.
Chicago
2,
Cincinnati
11.
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
1
'
Brooklyn
2-0,
Boston
.$-1.
(Chicago
i-2.
pncinnatl
5.-4.
1
Philadelphia
4-fi.
fVey
Yprk
22.
j
St.
Louis's,
Pittsburg
5.
I
American
league
pevndil'..uU.
1
New
ycrk
3-
Philadelphia
.
petrplt
pfecsQ
ih6-
1
The
ocal
basebaUers
were
out
in
full
f,orce
yesterday
in
preparation
for
tii?
trip
to
Smithers
this
ppadfit
week-end
when
they
111
tangle
with
the
cream
pf
fjie
Buikley
Valley,
it
was
the
irst
time
jWs
Rea
son
that
a
game
had
been
played
here
and,
ppnslderlrig
the
lack
of
practice,
the
boys
.looked
as
UiQugn
they
might
still
show
the
Interior
athletes
a
thing
pr
two.
Today's
er
Terrace
Clear,
pajm,
8.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
8.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
55.
StewartHCloudy.
calm.
52.
Hazeltpn
Cloudy,
palm,
56.
Smithers
Part
cjpudy.
calm,
warm.
Burns
Lake-Part
cloudy,,
calm,
55
Of
Festiye
Air
TERRACE,
July
30:
Saturday,
July
21.
to
Monday.
July
23,
was
a
week-end
all
alive
with
the
holiday
feeling
at
Terrace.
The
railway
had
provided
special
excursion
rate
s
and
a
large
number
of
coast
people
took
advantage
of
this
to
make
the
trip
here.
The
.weather
was
all
that
could
be
wished
for.
Thoae
who
fancied
it
went
swimming
in
the
jvarm
.waters
of
Lakelse
or
indulged
in
a
pleasant
time
at
boating
and
fishing.
The
hotel
at
Kalum
Lake
made
special
arrangements
for
visitors,
01
wnom
a
consiaeraDie
numoer
fpund
their
way
there.
In
Terrace
the
Orange
Hall
was
thrown
open
on
the
two
nights
where
an
augmented
orchestra
sup
plied
music
for
dancing.
Father
Bonlfacp,
Roman
Catho
lic
Church
priest
from
Vancouver,
after
a
visit
of
a
week
or
so
in
the
cjty
.sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
evening
on
his
return
south.
J.
C-
Brady,
district
engineer
for
the
provincial
department
of
public
works,
sailed
this
morning
on
the
Prinpess
Louise
for
Skagway
tnroute
to
the'
Atlin
district
on
an
official
inspection
tour.
Clarence
Thomson,
who
has
been
visiting
here
fpr
severaj
weeks
with
his
father.
S.
C.
Thomson,
sailed
on
the
Prince
IJunert
Saturday
evening
for
Seattle
whence
he
will
return
to
San
Francisco.
M.
E.
Collins,
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Northern
Alberta
Railways
from
Edmonton,
and
Mrs,
Collin,
ater
a
.weeje'g
yislt
In
the
city;
sailed
on
the
Prinpess
Char
iotte
Saturday
afternoon
for
yan
coyver
jvjience
tjxey
will
return
home.
STILf,
ON
STRIKE
CHICAGO,
July
30:
Not
a
single
Hqw
th
trenu
plane
automobu;
y-f'i
stream
.xc...
u
enveloping
transportation
is
demonstrated
in
Uu.-
UW
h.
and
f.rin
a;,
compare-?
.
rne
new
streamlined
modes
of
travi
:
us
Uv
ai.
gj.
the
ia,;
'
f
7
ll
I
The
Letter
Bqx
Wpjw
STATE
JIJKLCTJON
VX
.
Editor,
pally
News:
yes,
Mr.
Editor,
there
must
be
a
change.
All
common
sense
people
agree
with
the
conclusion
of
your
editorial
regarding
the
North
Van
couver
election,
but
hqw
is
it
to
be?
The
prists
Is
nothing
more
or
less
than
the
finish
of
the
old
mode
of
capitalism
wltlUts
liberal
economy.
The
social
proDlem
perplexes
the
politicians,
absorbs
and
obscures
politics.
What
is
the
way
out?
So
cialism?
No!
It
is
in
fragments
the
world
over.
What
then?
Briefly
and
clearly
it
is:
Liberal
economy,
versus
directed
economy
1.
The
main
problem
of
the
modern
state
today,
is
distribution
of
wealth.
It
Is
obvious
that
in
order
to
do
so,
the
state
must
intervene
ifi
priyae
economy,
discipline
it.
and
dominate
as
rationally
as
possible
the
forces
of
the
market,
for
the
economic
forces
left
to
themselves
can
solve
no
.problem
and
will
only
increase
chaos.
2.
The
modern
state
must
cons-cienclously,
become
the
centre
of
the
economic
reality
and.
with
laws
and
regulations,
establish
the
mobile
equilibrium
of
prices,
products
and
consumption
so
as
to
utilize
the
immense
energies
possessed
by
humanity
and
the
natural
forces
and
.exercise'
them
In
the
Interests
of
the
national
and
world
collectively.
3.
The
professional
and
trade
categories
constitute
the
realty
of
economic
life.
They,
undisputably,
fprm
the
rational
management!
1
industry,
therefore,
the
modern
j
state
must
organize
them
to
become
the
super-democracy
and!
form
the
self-government
of
Industry.
Labor
of
hand
and
brain
must
cease
to
be
a
mere
instrument
,
of
exploitation
and
become
the
sub-1
ject
of
the
whole
economic
and
so-!
cial
structure.
i
Mr.
Editor,
Russia
shifted
the
means
of
life
from
private
hands
to
'
the
one
of
the
state
and
obtained
1
not
Communism
but
a
capsized
form
of
Socialism,
namely,
state'
capitalism,
but
Is
her
social
problem
solved?
Far
from
it!
Have
the
advQcates
of
the
C.
C.
F.
reflected
on
that
experience
In
socialization
of
industry?
V.
BASSO-BERT.
Speaker
Black
Here
Today
On
Way
to
Yukon
Hon.
George
Black,
Speaker
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
and
Mrs.
Black
were
passengers
animal
has
been
sold
In
the
bigeest
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
livestock
market
in
the.world
since
'morning
golngthrough
to
Dawson,
the
strike
commenced
several
days
They
will
spend
Ihe
summer
in
Mr.
to.
I
Black's
constituency
cf
the
Yukon.
1
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;
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arrows
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tuit.
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"cooncerel
for
wtxm
-
weather.
Crisp,
cruocbr,
puQeJ
grsiot
that
will
tempi
jour
ppttitc
and
supply
the
energy
needed
for
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a.lntm.
I
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Quaker
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
with
fresh
ev)
(is
fruic
tberv'i
nothing
so
delirious
or
refreshing.
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Doing
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Meals
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