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Friday,
July
24,
1930
Undoubtedly
there
is
a
condition
m
bpain
which
is
not
only
the
cause
of
terrible
disaster
in
that
country
but
a
danger
to
the
whole
world
as
it
may
be
thesparK
which
may
bring
about
the
war
for
which
many
people
have
been
looking.
While
we
are
still
inclined
to
the
idea
that
there
will
be
no
European
war
this
year,
we
are
bound
to
acknowledge
that
there
is
grave
danger
of
such
a
WHAT
DID
HE
MEAN?
In
his
London
Letter
in
the
latest
issue
of
Maclean's,
Beverley
Baxter,
journalist
and
politician,
who
paid
a
flying
visit
to
the
Governor
General
in
Ottawa
when
he
came
over
on
the
first
voyage
of
the
Queen
Mary
and
returned
on
the
same
vessel,
made
a
rather
remarkable
statement.
Speaking
o'f
the
much
quoted
suggestion
that
Canada
should
be
an
interpreter
between
America
and
England,
he
said
:
"Canada
must
be
more
than
an
interpreter.
She
must
be
a
partner,
perhaps
some
day
the
dominating
partner
in
the
union
of
kindred
nations
that
speak
the
common
tongue
of
England."
Evidently
Mr.
Baxter
sees
serious
and
intensely
interesting
happenings
ahead,
happenings
which
will
affect
this
country
and
our
neighbors.
BRITAIN'S
POSITION
Again
let
us
look
at
what
this
man
Beverley
Baxter
says,
quoting
from
the
same
article:
"There
are
men
in
Germany
not
all
men
who
have
the
spirit
of
the
jungle
and
the
soul
of
beasts.
There
are
men
in
Italy
who
believe
that
by
foul
death
inflicted
upon
defenceless
people
a
happier
world
may
be
created
for
Italians.
There
are
men
in
France
ready
to
mount
the
barricades
in
the
name
of
communism,
and
there
are
men
in
France
ready
to
die
against
those
barricades
in
the
name
of
fascism.
Fear,
hatred,
suspicion,
greed
and
despair
stalk
like
spectres
across
the
continent
of
Europe.
And,
divided
by
a
little
silver
...
channel
that
now
means
nothing,
lies
Britain.
By
1
1
a.
-a.
n
ji
.it
uuy
mm
uy
iiigm
ner
government
strives
ior
me
settlement
of
Europe's
problems.
By
day
and
by
night
the
civilizing
influence
of
the
British
people
moves
toward
Europe
like
a
cooling
breeze
after
the
heat
of
the
day.
Do
not
imagine
that
Britain!s
task
is
for
herself
alone.
It
is
for
you
in
Canada.
It
Is.
for
the
men
and
women
in
New
York
and
California.
Let
the
civilization
of
Europe
sink
into
anarchy
or
be
plunged
into
despotism,
and
the
plague
will
find
its
way
across
the
seas
and
through
any
barriers.
These
are
fateful
days
for
Canada
and
the
United
States
of
America."
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WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Skeena
River
Canneries
Are
Very
Busy
Log
Boat
Starts
Loading
,
Tomortow
Found
New
Trout
Lake.
With
a
large
run
of
sockeye
still
continuing
ifcr
the
glllnetters
and
pinks
fee
ginning
ta
move
In
from
the
seiners,
Skeena
River
canneries
are
Working
to
capacity
these
days.
Indeed,
they
are
operating
almost
night
and
day
to
handle,
the
fish.
The
big
BritUh
freighter
Stone-
gate,
which
arrived
in
port
ye&ter-!
day
from
the
Orient
to
load
600,0001
feet
of
oottonwood
limber
from
the
Skefna
River
district
for
China.
nad
an
uneventful
voyage
from
Muroran,
Japan,
which,
port
she;
ieft
on
July
9.
Loading
of
the!
Stonegate
will
start
tomorrow1.
Shei
will
proceed
from
here
to
the
cuthern
mainland
to
complete.
.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
and
party
including
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
B.
E.
and
Allan
Large
returned
to
port
Wednesday
afternoon
from
a
trip
aboard
the
power
cruiser
Nei-ris
to
a
new
lake
in
the
vicinity
of
Levrson
Lake
In
the
Warke
Canal
district.
They
took
a
boat
in
and
intend
to
go
back
soon
for
angling.
The
party
had
been
away
since
Saturday
morning.
IS
FINE
MYSTERY
William
Powell
and
Jean
Arthur
Co-Starred
in
"The
Ex-Mrs.
Bradford"
at
Capitol
The
third
movie
In
which
they
have
combined
their
deductive
powers
to
solve
cryptic
crimes,
Wil
liam
Powell
and
Jean
Arthur
are
co-starred
again
in
a
race
track
mystery,
"The
Ex-Mrs.
Bradford,"
which
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
this
week
end.
Powell
plays
the
role
of
a
successful
doctor
and
Miss
Arthur
is
his
former
wife.
She
decides
to
recapture
her
former
husband
but
finds
him
involved
In
a
baffling
murder
mystery.
The
supporUng
cast
includes
Eric
Blore,
James
Gleason,
Robert
Armstrong,
Ralph
Morgan,
Llla
Lee
and
Grant
Mitchell,
all
well
known
favorites,
An
ingenious
and
baffling
series
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race
track
followers
provide
the
Antonelll
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mystery
of
the
picture.
These
test
Smith
the
society
physician's
scientific
Mitchell
resources
to
the
limit.
As
a
matter
Rogers
of
fact
he
is
forced
at
times
to
Calderoni
rely
ujjon
the
somewhat
tantaliz-;
ing
Intuitive
genius
of
his
ex-wue.
The
intimacy
demanded
by
their
united
stand
against
the
killer
i
soon
spices
dangerous
aaveniui-e
jmatuiinai.
leauue
with
romance.
W.
L,
Powell
and
Miss
Arthur
turn
In
Chicago
55
superlative
performances,
it
Is
St.
Louis
52
Continued
from
Page
1
kial
says
'I
will
lay
my
vengeance
on
Edom
by
the
hand
of
Israel.'
This
heartless,
cruel
nation
has
oeen
pumsneu.
;
Troublous
Days
"The
days
In
which
we
live
are
these
nations
would
attempt
to
do
with
the
Euphrates
Valley
and
Pal
estine
what
Italy
had
done
to
Ethiopia.
The
dictators
of
Europe
who
are
building
up
gigantic
war
ma
chines
have
an
eye
on
the
middle
east
and
have
hitherto
only
been
held
in
check
by
fear
of
the
League
and
the
power
of
the
British
Em
pire.
The
Abyssinian
affair
has
largely
disillusioned
them
and
they
see
an
aborUve
League
and
a
paci
fist
Britain
advocaUng
peace
and
disarmament.
Therefore
they
argue
what
Germany
attempted
In
the
last
war
and
failed
to
do
could
"be
achieved
under
present
conditions.
These
aggressive
nations
tmnolnp
Britain
to
be
asleep
and
they
are
debating
In
their
chancelleries
the
acqulslUon
of
this
coveted
prize.'
mis
is
the
stage
which
is
being
set
ahd
the
curtain
will
soon
rise
on
the
great
battle
of
the
nations."
.
Concluding
the
speaker
said:
"Britain
is
wise
in
arming
for
defensive
purposes,
an
armed
Britain
will
tend
to
segregate
a
worldwide
war
to
a
definite
confined
phere
but
unarmed
would
lay
the
world
open
to
a
more
deadly
scale
of
world
wide
proportions."
Miss
Jean
Robertson
will
leave
on
this
evening's
train
for
Mont
real
where
she
will
board
the
steamer
Andania
July
31
for
Glas
gow,
from
there
proceeding
to
Ed
inburgh
where
she
will
remain
per-
manenUy.
i
The
ase
of
Jack
Hunter,
char
ged
with
supplying
liquor
to
In
dians,
has
been
adjourned
unttl
tomorrrow
when
Uie
case
of
George
Martin
Cunningham,
simil
arly
charged,
Is
also
scheduled
to
come
tip
in
city
police
court.
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MONDAY
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27
Naval
Reserve
vs.
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Standings
said,
while
that
high
class
come-1
Pittsburg
,
46
dlan,
Eric
Blore,
"buttles"
his
way.
New
York
47
to
many
laughs
throughout
the
iCincinnatl
44
picture.
Boston
42
B.
I.
SPEAKER
AT
ROTARY
rjiuuueipuia
ji
Brooklyn
31
AMERICAN
Detroit
49
j
Chicago
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Boston
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Washington
46
St.
Louis.
28
continued
Mr.
Llnzey.
"The
very
Philadelphia
.
29
air
seemed
charged
with
agltaUon
and
fear.
The
Bible
predicted
that
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bowling
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scheduled
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Wednesday
and
Thursday
evenings.
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