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Tuesday,
June
30,
1936
PRIDE
IN
DOMINION
There
was
a
time
in
the
history
of
the
world
when
the
greatest
thing
that
could
come
to
a
man
was
for
him
to
be
a
Roman
citizen.
It
is
to
this
age
that
Premier
Mussolini
points
as
he
urges
his
people
to
emulate
his
countrymen
of
two
thousand
years
ago.
The
point
he
misses
is
that
people,
customs'
and
ideals
have
chanced.
However,
me
uoman
ideal
11
adapted
to
modern
times
is
all
right,
and
we
might
well
apply
it
tor
Canada.
We,'as
Canadians,
come
from
all
parts
of
the
world,
but
mostly
from
different
parts
of
Europe.
Our
forefathers
owed
allegiance
to
different
kings
or
other
rulers.
They
spoke
different
languages.
It
may
be
considered
a
difficult
matter
to
weld
them
into
one
nation.
The
melting
pot
is
the
public
school
where
both
in
the
schools
and
in
the
playgrounds
the
children
mingle
and
become,
not
young
English,
Norwegian
Italian,
Esthonian,
Dutch
or
Russians.
They
become
Canadians.
No
matter
who
were
our
forefathers,
we
can
all
help
to
make
these
youngsters
good
Canadians,
prime!
of
their
country
and
ready
to
sacrifice
much
in
her
behalf.
The
children,
better
than
any,
can
celebrate
tomorrow
the
birthday
of
their
own
country,
Canada.
We
are
glad
to
know
that
the
school
teachers
use
their
influence
to
teach
Canadianism
and
at
this
time
we
urge
parents
of
whatever
nationality
to
train
their
offspring
to
become
citizens
of
Canada,
willing
to
do
their
part
in
making
of
this
a
great
country
of
which
all
may
be
proud.
At
other
times
we
may
discuss
the
question
of
the
British
Commonwealth
but
tomorrow
is
Dominion
Day
and
it
is
the
time
to
consider
making
this
a
great
Dominion.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
SHING0LEEN
For
shingled
houses
and
all
rough
board
construction
Shingoleen
is
easy
to
apply
and
combines
rich
and
lasting
colors
with
absolute
protection
against
all
kinds
of
weather
conditions.
From
$2.10
to
$2.50
per
gallon
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
TENNIS
IN
SEMIS
NOW
Ferry,
Budge,
Von
Cramm
and
Austin
Advance
to
Closing
Stages
of
All
England
Championships
WIMBLEDON,
Eng.,
June
30;
(CP)
Fred
Perry
defeated
Bryau
("Bitsy")
Orant
of
Atlanta,
Georgia,
yesterday,
to
enter
the
semifinal
of
the
all
England
tennis
championships.
The
score
was
6-4,
6-3,
6-1.
Don
Budge
of
California
defeated
Adrian
Quist
of
Australia
6-2,
6-4,
6-4.
H
W.
("Bunny")
Austin
of
England
defeated
Wilmer
Allison
of
the
United
States
6-1,
.6-4,
7-5
and
Baron
von
Cramm
of
Germany
defeated
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
6-1,
7-5,
6-4.
Perry
and
Budge
will
meet
Wednesday
and
von
Cramm
will
play
Austin.
SPORT
CHAT
Winning
the
King
Edward
VII
medal
of
the
Royal
North
Devon
Club,
Hon.
Michael
Scott
beat
his
own
record
for
the
championship
course
with
a
brilliant
round
of
68.
Trouncing
Ireland
8-3,
England
won
the
schoolboy's
international
soccer
final
at
Belfast.
Having
defeated
Scotland
and
Wales,
the
English
lads
took
the
Victory
Shield.
R.
S.
Bell
scored
six
goals.
Acting
on
behalf
of
a
group
of
leading
patrons
of
racing
in
southern
Ireland,
J.
P.
Hartigan,
Limerick,
has
purchased
the
race
course
at
the
County
Cork
town
of
Mallow.
C.
J.
Oliver,
popular
New
Zea
land
vice-captain,
has
decided
to
retire
from
rugger.
While
on
tout
last
winter
he
was
injured
in
Wales
and
the
trouble
has
Rhodesia
will
participate
next
season
in
the
Currie
Cup
championship,
premier
South
African
cricket
competition.
Sunday
School
Picnic
is
Held
Presbyterian
Outing
on
Saturday
Proved
Happy
Affair
For
About
One
Hundred
Children
Despite
somewliat
misty
skies,
the
annual
Sunday
School
picnic
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
at
Digby
Island
on
Saturday
afternoon
was
a
very
happy
outing
for
about
one
hundred
children
as
well
as
a
number
of
parents.
John
E.
Davey,
superintendent
of
the
Sunday
School,
and
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Hoi
llngworth,
the
pastor,
were
In
charge.
Ice
cream,
sweets
and
lemonade
were
provided
and
the
afternoon's
sports
program
includ
ed
a
softball
game
and
races
Transportation
was
provided
by
Capt.
George
Fritz
with
his
big
halibut
boat
Margaret
I.
The
winners
in
the
races
were
Girls
(Mrs.
R.
Cameron's
class)
Viola
Prendergast,
Jean
Boys
(Mrs.
R.
Cameron's
class)
David
Smith,
Arthur
Lancaster.
Girls,
6
to
7
Margaret
Sutherland,
Joyce
Watts.
Girls,
8
and
9
Molly
Frew,
M.
Eby.
Boys,
8
and
9
Harry
Calderwood,
Morris
Teng.
Girls,
10
and
11
Margaret
Ness,
Margaret
Slmonsen.
Boys,
10
and
11
Bill
Hunter,
Gordon
Calderwood.
Girls.
12
and
13
Jean
McCrlm
mon,
Kathleen
O'Neill.
Boys,
12
and
13
James
Feasby,
Allan
McMillan.
Girls,
14
and
15
Jean
Cameron,
Dorcas
Mclnnis.
Boys,
14
and
15
James
Hadden.
Single
ladies
Miss
Winnie
Cameron,
Miss
Kitty
Cameron.
Married
ladies
Mrs.
J.
H.
Mc-Cllnton,
Mrs.
W.
Geddes.
Senior
boys
Bertie
O'Neill,
Bobby
Morrison.
DAILY
NEWS
Tue8.4ay,,,June
30,
'SPORT
ENGLAND
DEFEATS
INDIA
147
and
93.
BRITONS
Legion
Difficulty
IN
FIRST
TEST
MATCH
LONDON,
June
3d:
(CP)
England
today
defeated
India
by
nine
wickets
In
the
first
t
test
cricket
match
of
the
year.
The
score
-was
England
134
and
lt)8
for
one
wicket
and
India
DEFEATED
Dorothy
Round
and
Kay
Stammers
Go
Down
in
Women's
Tennis
Finals
at
Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON,
Eng.,
June
30-(CP)
Great
Britain's
hopes
of
regaining
the
all
England
women'
tennis
singles
championship
were
lost
today
with
the
defeat
of
two
leading
British
players
In
the
,
quarter-finals.
j
Dorothy
Round
was
defeated
by
noma
n.ranwinicei
or
Oermany
and
Denmark
6-3,
8-6
and
Kay
Stammers
was
eliminated
by
Jad-rzejowska
of
Poland
6-2,
6-3.
Straightened
Out
Circumstances
of
Defaulting
Of
Game
Aired
Last
Night
A
special
meeting
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion
Football
Club
was
held
last
evening
in
the
clubrooms
with
President
W.
M.
Brown
In
the
chair.
The
matter
of
the
defaulting
of
a
game
recently
was
discussed
and
the
stand-of
the.
Legion
that
it
was
backing
a
team
in
the
interests
of
clean
sport
was
emphasized.
The
winning
of
trophies,
while
desirable,
was
of
secondary
importance.
The
failure
to
field
a
team
was
cleared
up
and
the
team
to
contest
the
final
of
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
against
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
was
selected
a?
follows:
Stiles;
Murray
and
Blake;
Greer,
Dickens
and
Franks;
J.
O'
Neill,
R.
Cameron,
McKay,
Cromp
and
Bussanich;
spares,
Fitch
Holkestadt
and
Bremner.
Those
in
attendance
included
W
J.
Ranee,
F.
Hardy,
W.
Barton,
J
Preece,
G.
J.
Dawes,
J.
S.
Wilson
A.
Dickens,
G.
Blake,
J.
Greer,
L
Cromp,
A.
Stiles,
E.
Cameron,
H
Dickens,
T.
Bussanich
and
R.
Franks.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
Teams
for
the
Junior
football
game
tomorrow
forenoon
between
Borden
and
Booth
will
be
as
follows:
Borden
Mah;
Brown,
Scherk;
Schubert,
Rltch
(captain),
McLebd;
Houston,
Currie,
Smith,
Nelson,
Judge;'
spares,
Postolu,
Roberton,
Hong.
Booth
Dybhavn;
Beynon,
Parsons;
Christian,
McLean,
McKay;
P.
Knutson,
D.
Cameron,
J.
Ritchie,
Baker,
.Holkestad;
spares,
L.
Knutson,
A.
Wlkdal,
Hougan,
Gomez,
Franks,
Flewin.
Borden
won
the
last
game
and
Booth
will
be
out
to
try
to
square
matters.
LAWN
BOWLING
POSTPONED
Wet
greens
prevented
the
playing
of
last
evening's
scheduled
fixtures
In
the
City
Lawn
Bowling
League.
BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
CHICAGO,
June
30:
(CP)
No
American
League
baseball
was
played
yesterday,
the
only
sche
duled
game
Detroit
at
Chicago-
being
postponed
on
account
of
rain.
In
a
National
League
night
game
Clnclnanti
beat
Chicago
4
to
3.
BASEBALL
JULY
1,
1:30
P.M.
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Canada
FOOTBALL
THURSDAY,
JULY
2
Naval
Reserve
vs.
Dom.
Dairy.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
A
total
of
260,500
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
Seattle
yesterday.
Seven
n
western
western
boats
boats
received
received
7?Bc
laBc
and
00U
pounds
while
five
local
boats
weie
paid
8Bc
and
7.c
for
62,500
nounds.
Boats
In
were
less.
21,000;
Nortbfrn,
38,000;
Ta-toosh,
21,000;
Evolution,
13,000;
Faith,
5,000
(
6,000
pounds
of
sable-fishi;
Jane.
17.000;
Flint,
15,000;
Roosevelt,
12,500.
The
Seattle
Fish
Exchange
will
le
closed
on
Saturday
of
this
weekt
s
observance
of
Independence
Jay.
All
boats
arriving
at
Seattle
ifter
11
o'clock
Friday
morning
.vlU
be
held
over
until
Monday.
The
Kyoquot
Co-operative
Trol-ers'
Association
fish
packer
Al-jaca,
which
Is
to
be
re-named
Co-
operator
before
she
starts
on
her
new
work
of
carrying
salmon
to
;he
markets
from
the
West
Coast
if
Vancouver
Island,
arrived
a
few
days
ago
at
Victoria
from
Halifax.
During
the
long
voyage
through
the
Panama,
the
Alpaca's
most
eventful
experience
occurred
when
'he
put
into
Havana,
Cuba,
on
running
short
of
fuel.
She
ran
foul
of
the
law
there
and
the
members
of
the
crew
were
arrested
as
suspected
rum
runners.
Finally
a
heavy
fine
was
imposed
upon
the
vessel
for
illegal
entry.
After
a
delay
of
ten
days,
she
was
able
to
oroceed
on
her
voyage.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt.
lames
Findlay,
returned
to
port
at
):45
this
morning
from
Stewart,
Anyox
and
other
northern
points
ind
sailed
at
1:30
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
waypoints.
The
Seattle
power
yacht
Lady
Ruth,
with
W.
Morrison,
her
owner,
md
family
on
board,
arrived
in
iort
this
morning
after
a
month's
ruise
in
Alaskan
waters
and
will
eave
tomorrow
In
continuation
of
ler
return
voyage
to
Seattle.
The
-essel
is
moored
at
the
floats
of
he
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
&
Yacht
Tlub.
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
rain
last
evening,
a
City.
Softball
League
double-header
was
lostponed
until
this
evening.
In
he
first
game
Lamble
&
Stone
will
ilay
Junior
Elks,
the
winner
to
neet
Canadian
National
Recrea-Ion
Association
to
decide
which
hall
qualify
for
the
Dominion
Day
inal
tomorrow
with
Grotto.
WINNING
NUMBERS
Luky
tickets
in
connection
with
'.he
sae
of
admission
tickets
to
the
Cetchlkan-Prlnce
Rupert
baseball
ieries
were
drawn
Sunday.
The
:ash
prizes
go
to
the
holders
of
-.Ickets
506
and
527.
DEBT
INCREASES
HULL,
Eng.,
June
30:
(CP)
Hull
Kingston
Rovers,
English
Rugby
League
club,
reports
a
lo?s
of
$4740
on
last
season's
ODera-
tlons.
The
club's
bank
indebtedness
now
stands
at
$15,375.
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
July
1
No.
3
vs.
No.
9;
No.
10
vs.
No.
4.
July
3
No.
2
vs.
No.
7;
No.
1
vi
No.
6.
July
6
No,
No
0
5
vs.
No.
8;
No.
2
vs
31
A
i
iMiiiiiy
IMS
MANY
NICKNAMES
!
NEW
YORK,
June
30:
(CP)-
The
Dunes
Surf
bathing
at
Tlell.
B.C
(below
isr
A'GOOD
INVESTMENT
EPSOM,
'
Eng.,
June
30:
cp
Hm
TXrmlo
Mca'
Vnrlt
Olant
nut.
i
T.nvnlu
Dn
ci.
i
..'
......
i
au
nue
oauey's
fuiu
fielder,
Is
well
supplied
with
nick-
winner
of
the
classic
Oak
a
names.
They
call
him
Rip,
Flash,!
$3,345,
was
plcke
dun
at
,.,
!Dash,
Red
Head
and
Twenty-1
Ireland
by
the
South
African
nul
I
third
Foot
'
jionalre
lor
about
$2000,
AKGYLE
MAKES
CAPTURE
CLASSY
HOWLING
PLYMOUTH,
Eng.,
June
30:
(CP)
I
BRENTWOOD,
fcng
june
,
7.jc
for
catches
totalling
198.-
Plymouth
Argyle,
Second
Divl-1
(CP
Playing
for
Brentwood
u
slon,
English
Football
Club,
has,!
tal
Hospital
against
Woodford
signed.Jahn
.Connor,
Alrdrieonian
Wanderers
in
a
cricket
mu
Vansee,
!
centre-forwai'd,
who
last
season
here,
I.
Chapman
took
all
in
mrl
39,000
pound;
Nordic.
25,000;
Fe-'was
the
second
highest
scorer
In
ets
for
only
nine
runs
hu
w
aerai,
zi.uuu;
navaua,
jj.uuu,
wiic
,
me
ncoiusu
league.
included
tne
hat
trick.
Spend
your
vacation
amidst
the
b
.
a
u
1
1
f
u
i
surroundings
of
Tlell
at.
"THE
DUNES'
'above)
at
reasonable
cost.
Write
for
literature
ii
rates
to
MADAM
HAJAUT
Tlell,
B.C.
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
Princess
Adelaide,
every
Friday
at
10
p.m.
To
Vancouver
direct
Princess
Louise,
Princess
Charlotte
or
Princess
Alice,
every
Saturday
at
5:30
p.m.
To
Ketchikan,
Wrangell,
Juneau
and'
Hkagway
Princess
Louise,
Princess
Charlotte
or
Piincess
Alice,
every
Monday
ajn.
For
Information
and
Reservations
XV.
L.
COATES.
Gen.
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
FJU.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
pan.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
PJVI.
Due
Varruver,
Monday
a.m.
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
leaving
Sunday
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