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DAILY
EDITION
Saturday,
August
22,
1936
NO
INTERFERENCE
Britain
will
not
allow
either
side
in
the
Spanish
domestic
quarrel
to
interfere
with
British
shipping
on
the
high
seas.
The
inference
in
that
anyone
doing
so
will
be
punished.
Britain
is
doing
her
best
to
prevent
the
Spanish
civil
war
from
spreading
into
an
international
free-for-all
and
to
do
that
it
is
necessary
to
police
the
seas
and
no
country
is
better
able
to
do
that
than
she.
ABERHART
GOES
AHEAD
Premier
Aberhart
of
Alberta
is
proceeding
steadily
and
systematically
with
his
plan
to
establish
the
social
credit
system
in
that
province
and
the
Ottawa
administration
is
taking
no
steps
to
interfere.
It
is
now
beginning
to
dawn
upon
some
people
that
there
is
a
possibility
the
system
may
succeed
and
that
the
people
of
that
province
will
yet
get
their
dividends.
While
most
people
think
the
scheme
is
preposterous
and
impos
sible,
there
have
been
cases
in
the
past
where
the
seeming
impossible
has
been
achieved.
At
any
rate
it
is
.an
.interesting
experiment
and
the
whole
western
world
is
still
keeping
an
eye
on
the
stout
little
man
who
mixes
politics
and
religion
and
defies
the
world
in
what
may
yet
prove
to
be
a
constructive
movement.
McGEER'S
COMEBACK
Mayor
McGeer
of
Vancouver
was
elected
to
the
Legis
,(
latiire
at
Victoria
by
a
very
large
majoritY.
Later
he
re
'
signed
and
contested
a
Vancouver
seat
for
the
Federal
Parliament
and
came
very
close
to
being
defeated.
His
stock
had
gone
down.
Since
his
engineering
of
the
big
.
.Jubilee
celebration
at
Vancouver
he
has
become
much
more
popular
and
today,
according
to
report,
he
could
be
elected
to
almost
any
position
he
might
ask.
Incidentally
it
may
be
mentioned
that
he
is
backing
the
Liberal
candi
date
in
Burrard
at
the
by-election.
The
value
you
get
when
you
buy
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
is
more
than
simply
a
big
pack-,
age
of
cereal
at
a
low
price.'
It's
.
quality
the
matchless
flavor
and
oven-fresh
crispness
that
can't
be
equaled.
Ak
your
grocer
for
Kellogg's
by
name,
and
get
most
for
your
money.
Nothing
takis
the
plact
of
CORN
FLAKES
Hotel
Arrivals
Knox
Alez
Murray,
W
A.
Murphy
and
Stephen
city;
Johnny
Ryan
and
ton,
Metlakatla.
Central
D.
McLeod
and
K,
Viney,
F.
Anderson,
D,
Leigh-
MacLeod,
Porcher
Island;
Mrs.
William
Mc
,Qoy,
Chicago;
A.
MaUtall,
L.
P.at-
more
and
E.
Wallace
city;
fir.
Jqhann,
Bkeena;
Dan
McConr.eJI.
C.
N.
R.
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
W.
McKay
and
children.
Dawson.
Y.
T.;
T.
.Q.
Garrett,
W.
C
Wright-
and
,Capt.
and
Mrs.
Duncan
MacKenzie,
Vancouver;
E.
McKay,
Ocean,
Palis;
.J.
M.
Johnson
and
E.
M.
Haynes,
Victoria;
H.
F.
Wrlnch,
Ilazelton;
Anna
and
Francis
Poe,
Evanston,
HI.;
E.
F:
Demke,
Orvings,
111.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J;
E.
Stord,
.Bellevue,
Wash,;
William
A.
D.
Lees
and
O.
H.
Russell,
Westasklwin.
Royal
M.
Thomson,
V.
Pozonl,
T.
Maki,
P.
Kordts
and
O.
Hllland,
city;
Rev,
Wilson,
Great
Falls,
Mon.,
tana;
E,
Armstrong,
Redlands,
Cal.;
R.
Sheppard,
Prince
George:
Low
A.
Chong,
New
Westminster.
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VICAR
TURNS
MASON
,
HORNCASTLE.
Eng.
Aug.
22
'ICPJ
Believing
his
parishioners
tired
of
appeals
for
money,
Rev,
W.
H.
Isaacs,
70-year-old
vicar
of
jHemlngby,
has
.started
renovation
.pf
the
church
tower
himself.
It's
at
two-year
task.
Beauty
Culture
Is
One
of
the
World's
Most
Profitable
Professions
AVritc
today
for
lull
particulars
re-
fltBr.djng
oyr
courses.
Thourids
have
succeeded
by
our
'
y
methods.
Why
not
you
I
Moler
HAIKDRESSINC
School
p,bey!
7789'
-
t
-
'
-ft
CLOSE
PLAY
IN
BOWLING
Vance
and
Hill
Defeat
McMeekin
And
Borland
in
Tight
Serai-FJaal
Last
Evening
W.
D.
Vance
and
George
.Hill
de
feated
Thomas
McMeekin
and
D.
Q.
Borland
by
a
score
of
13
to
12
last;
night
in
the
semi-f
InaV
of
the
city
double-handed
bowling
cham
pionships
and
.qualified
to
meet
H.
T
Cross
and
Louis
Arrol.
in
the
final
tomorrow
afternoon.
It
was'
a
close
match,
only
one
shot
dividing
the
winners
from
the
losers.
Angus
MacDonald,
and"
D.
Q.
Borland
will
meet
in
a
;stfigle's
semi-final
tonight
to
decide
which
shall
play
Louis
Arrol
In
the
final
tomorrow
morning.
It
is
planned
to
commence
the
Woodland
Memorial
Trophy
competition
for
rinks
tomorrow
Baseball
Scores
National
League
New
York
3,
Boston
2.
Cincinnati
2,
phicago
7.
Pittsburg
5,
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
Chicago
6,
Detroit
8.
St.
Louis
2,
Cleveland
4.
Washington
2,
Philadelphia
3.
Boston
1,
New
York
4,
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
w.
St.
Louis
'
:70
New
York
70
Chicago
67
Pittsburg
61
Cincinnati
.55
Boston
53
Brooklyn
45
Philadelphia
40
L.
45
46
49
56
60
62
69
74
AMERICAN
LEAGlfc
W.
L.
New
York
76
40
Cleveland
',65''
53
Detroit
.....65
54
Chicago
:
r
61,
57
Washington
i
s
59,
58
Boston
..'.V:!:.
..r.;.
59
60
St.
Louis
44'
74
Philadelphia
'.
42
75
.478
.461
.395
.3.M
Pet
.655
Old
Country
Soccer
Scottish
League
First
Division
Arbroath
0,
Hearts
3.
Celtic
5,
Queen
of
South
0.
Dunfermline
0,
Kilmarnock
5.
'
Falkirk
,0,
Rangers
2.
Hibernians
2,
Queen's
Park
3.
Motherwell
4,
Clyde
1.
Partick
Thistle
.2,
Hamilton
3.
St.
Mlrren
1,
Aberdeen
4.
Third
Lanark
0,
Albion
0.
Reach
the
most
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Daily
News.
Foo.tballersPray
To
End
Bad
Slump
BUENOS
AIRES,
Aug.
22:
CP
Players
of
the
Racing
Club,
most
expensive
collection
of
prof
e&sdonal,
soccer
jtalent.
In
South.,
Araeiica.,
'
tried
prayer
in
an
effort
to
end
a
protracted
slump,
one
or
rx
best
known
Buenos
Aires
tetfms,
the
Racing.
Club
lost
consistently
to
tall-end
elevens.
They
went
to
a;
shiren
and
asked
for
divine
help.
The
next
Sunday
they
lost
again.
-
BOTTLE
TOP
CONTEST
In
a
bottle
top
contest
.for
boys
of
Oyro
Club
playgrounds
yesterday
afternoon
the
winners
were
Bruce
Slmondseji,
with
47
tops,
Bill
llunter,
with
28,
jnd
Aliver
San-terbane
with
21.
Prizes
were
passes
.to
the
Capitol
Theatre
presented
by
Manager
D.
Q.
Borland.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
The
local
halibut
boat
White
Hope
landed
25,000
pounds
of
halibut
at
Vancouver
yesterday,
receiving
82C
per
pound.
j
Harry
Scott
and
Oscar
Haveroy
'nrp
In
tnuin
nn
rinnht.
tiano
their
bit
in
accounting
for
the
week-end
stir
that
seems
so
much
in
evl-
!
dence.
Harry
is
doing
a
lot
of
tra-j
veiling
these
days
but
we
don't
;knoV
whether
he
is
accomplishing
ivery
much
else.'oscar
is
at
'present
Pet
aboard
the
Gammon
seineboat
.609
jZenardl
which
Is
operating
in
Mas-.603
sett
Irilet.
There
ls
no
further
word
.578
about
the
Scandinavian
Princess
.521
1
this
week,
Oscar
maintaining
a
dis
creet
silence
on
that
particular
subject.
United
in
Marirage
(Continued,
trom
Page
!
.551
well
known
and
popular.
The
bride
.546!
was
born
in
Prince
Rupert
and
has
.517
hved
here
all
tier
life.
The
groom
.504
,came
to
the
cUy
elght
yeargago
t
'
.496
and
is
employeJTaboard
tlTp"
Cana
.373
dlan
Government
steamer
fJewing-.359
1
ton.
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a
Dally
'News
classified
vertlsement
foil
best
results'.
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FURNITURE
SALE
SPRING
FILLED
MATTRESS
BY
SIMMONS
Priced
$18.00,
$20.00,
$25.00
$27.50
and
$42.50
MacKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
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Rupert
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mil
p.r
gal.
Ion
avaraga.
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pint
in
1246
mil!.
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only
ona-tKUd
oi
a.
cant
pax
ton
mlU.
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pinU
uaad
dux
ing
antixa
trip.
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No
monay
a
pnddonrpoiipi
adjut
mtnti.
For
Economical
Trantpoitation
ad-
WHITER
rOWL
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A
INVINCIBLE
Labor
League
Whist-Daiice
Enjoyable
Affair
i
C.
L.
D.
Last
Niftht
L.
Hall
In
Under,
the
auspices
of
the
Wo-nien's
Labor
League,
a
well
atten
ded
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
I
r
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence'
League
Hall
last
night.
Winners
In
1
cf
rds
were
as
follows:
ladles'
first,!
Mrs,
Wallace;
second,
Miss
Clara
Dbhl;
men's
first,
P.
Goheen;
se-
'c6nd,
J.
Gavryluk.
After
whist,
re-
f
ceshments
were
served
and
danc
ing
followed
with
music
by
Ray
Watson's
Orchestra.
Father
Anthony
Meulenberg,
who
h&s
been
located
at
Stewart
as
parish
priest
for
the
Roman
Catholic
Church,
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
afternoon
for!
Stewart
and
will
return
here
next
Tuesday
on
his
way
to
the
Interior,
'
having
been
transferred.
Saturday,
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It's
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know
when
reading
the
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Neml
that,
the
ppooIp
of
the
whole
distnM.
are
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