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Thursday,
August
5.
1937
THE
PEACE
RIVER
RESOLUTION
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade,
at
its
meeting
yesterday,
voted
against
the
proposal
to
ask
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
consider
the
advisability
of
building
a
railway
from
the
Peace
River
country
to
connect
with
the
Pacific
coast
by
way
of
their
main
line.
The-groups
voting
against
the
proposal
all
came
from
the
district
served
by
the
Turgeon
highway
which
is
being
built
into
the
Peace,
and
the
member
for
Cariboo,
Mi
Turgeon,
particularly
asked
that
no
resolution,
of
the
kind
proposed
should
be
passed
at
this
convention.
Vanderhoof,.
Prince
George
and
Quesnel
all
stand
to
benefit
from
the
highway
but
the
railway,
if
built
west
of
Vanderhoof,
would;
possibly
divert
traffic
from
the
highway,
and
take
it
westward.
That
was
not
the
argument
in
the
debate
but
it
is
the
one
that
seems
to
have
influenced
some
of
the
delegates.
.
It
was
particularly
noticeable
that
everyone
west
of
Vanderhoof
voted
for
the
Peace
River
Railway
proposal
while
those
at
Vanderhoof
and
east
and
south
voted
against
it.
This
flifl
lint
nnpncern'ilv
vnnnn
Hint
tVinv
wnrn
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.ivvvi.;iii
ti
,
invdii
biiifw
wiiwy
rri'ii
onposed
to
the
line
being
built
but
that
they
did
not
think
tne
present
time
opportune
to
ask
for
it.
PERIOD
OF
EXPANSION
We
are
just
beginning
a
period
of
expansion
in
which
the
north
is
going
to
develop
very
repidly.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
is
sitting
on
the
top
of
the
world
with
something
that
the
world
will
want
and
want
badly
very
soon.
Near
Prince
Rupert
is
the
largest
easily
available
stand
of
pulp
timber
suitable
for
the
manufacture
of
rayon
and
as
yet
untouched.
Two
companies
are
already
interesting
themselves
in
these
timber
lands
with
a
vieV
to
commencing-
to
use
them
and
others
will,
follow.
Very
soon
there
will
be
plenty
of
market
right
in
this
neighborhood
for
all
the
logs
near
a
natural
waterway.
This;
easily
available
timber
will
be
first
to
be
used
and
later,
that
farther
back
from
transportation,
facilities
will
be
brought
out.
In
the
Interior
there
are
thousands
of
acres
of
excel-lentfarm
lands
that
will
be
occupied
by
settlers
who
will
produce
food
supplies
for
the
workers
in
the
mills
and
minijs.
Lands
that
have
been
going
abegging
for
occupants
will
be
snapped
up
and
logged
off
lands
will
be
cleared.
The
Bulkley
and
Nechaco
valleys
that
have
waited
so
long
for
development
except
in
a
few
of
the
choicer
areas,
will
become,
producing
areas
in
a
large
way,
especially
producers
of
milk
nm!
hntt
ut
nnrl
Vmf
nnrl
lino.
s-ibly
cheese.
The
little
villages
will
become
populous
lm
litres
nmi
rnp
Assnri'itoi
Unnwio
f
v,
ri.i
npir
int
hipnoo
nvton,
nnA
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l
i.
u
f
fl
b(
uu
mall
considrations
like
the
rmilrli
tirr
nt
n
VilirViurnv
in.
luence
their
decisions
on
big
questions.
Also
it
will
not
necessary
10
asK
tne
government
lor
a
settlement
F'
heme,
desirable
as
that
is
just
now.
Prince
Rupert
will,
yet
be
able
to
drive
to
Terrace
and
Prtiriee.Georrre
and
Jasner
and
F.dmnntnn
nn-n
nnvmi
v;,v,-
way
and
they
will
read:
with
interest
of
the
struggles
of
the
pioneers
to
tret
even,
a
travelled
rnnl
tn
nnnnu
i
villages
and
towns.
We
are
just
at
the
beginning
of
the
wave
oi
advancement
ior
me
norm
and
the
next
ten
years
will
seei
marvellous
movements
forward
compared
with
wiu
past
iwo
(lecaues.
LONG
ONE
Six-Year-Old
Hoy
Travels.
From
Greece
to
Vancouver
WINNIPEG.
Aim.
5:
George
may
not
be
the
youngest
passenger
who
has
come
from
a
home
In
the
old
land
to
a
new
home
in
Canada,
unaccompanied,
but
he
certainly
can
boast
of
being
the
owner
of.
the
longest
name.
He
passed
through
Winnipeg
yesterday
over
Canadian
National
lines
enroute
to
Vancouver
where
he
will
live
with
his.
uncle,
Harry
Pappas,
4950
Quilehena
Crescent
His
name
Is
George
Pap-
paconstansUnou.
He
Is
six
years
old
and,
small
for
his
age-
bub
he
was
the
most
Important
passenger
on
the
Continental
Limited
yester
day.
George
comes
from
Greece
and
can't
speak
a
word
of
English.
He
is
such
a
bright,
smiling
and
happy
little
chap
that
attention
is
show
ered
on
him
from
all
angles.
When
spoken
to
he
picks
up
his
mouth
organ
and
plays
his
answer
and
the
merry
twinkle
in
his
eyes
expresses
complete
delight
in
his
long
trip.
He
has
no
idea
where
Vancou
ver
is
or
when
the
Journey
will
end.
All
he
seems
to
be
concerned
about
is
the
fact
that
he
is
having
a
swell
time
on
the
big
train.
Rossland
Pioneer
Has
Passed
Away
Thomas
P.
KoRers,
Prominent
.Mason
and
Resident
for
Forty
Years,
Dies
ROSSLAND.
Auk.
5:
Thomas
P.
Rogers,
grocer
and
confectioner,
for
forly
years
a
resident,
of
Rossland
and
a
prominent
member
of
the
Masonic
order,
dipd
yesterday
at
the
age
of
seventy-three
years.
Weather
Forecast
'Furnished
throuift,
the
courtesy
oi
t.e
Dominion
Meteornlmrlral
Ri
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
Thla
tore,
'last
Li
comDlleri
f
rnm
nhaorvA-Hrtn.
t..
ken
at
5
a.m.
today
and
covers
tlx
31
uux
pcriuu
enaing
a
pjn.
tomorrow).
General
Svnonsis
Pressure
is.
high
off
the
coast
excent
in
the
nxtreme
north.
The
weather
re
mains
cool
with
showers
in
Nor-thern
B.
C.
and
fair
in
the
south.
Prince
Runert
District
nnrl
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
southwest
winds.
Part
cloudy,
becoming
a
little
warmer
with
probable
showers
at
night.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
After
a
disannointinif
till-nft.
ilng
season,
Indian
fishermen
..ill
start
returning
on
tomorrow
night's
train
from
Skeena
Rivci
ruiiiery
uoints
to
their
hnmr
.it
Hazelton
and
elsewhere
in
he
interior.
Owing-
to
the
pooi
run
of
fish,
little
mnnov
hns.
been
made
this
season
by
the
na-
lves
or
by
any
other
gill
nettrrs
.'or
that
matter,
according
tn.
n-
t'Orts
reaching
here
from
tH
rivr.
There
were
205.
passengers
'.board
the
steamer
Princess
Alice.
Cant.
Robert
Thomnson.
which
was.
in
nort
vpsterdnv
nf.
ernoon
from
3:45
to
Co
click
southbound
from
Skatrwnv
to
Vancouver.
Seven
Nersons.
fiisem.
barked
from
the
vessel;
her'
while
four
took,
passage
on
hfi
from
tliip.
itort
for,
Vancouver.
Pilot
K.
C.
W.
Dol)bin.
of
Van
couver,
who
is
on
a
holiday
flight,
north
with
his
Waco
seaplane,
accompanied
by-
his
wife
and
iamiiy,
came
in
from
Port
Clements
at
11:20.
this
morning.
He
will
be
going
back
lo
the
Island
before
returning
to
Vancouver
I.
A.,
5IacCaIlum,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of.
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
has
joined
the
ranks
of
full-fledged,
local
yachtsmen
with
the
purchase
of.
the
well
known
power
cruiser
Arranmorc
from
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
The
Arran.
more
is
thirty-seven
feet
long
and
is
equipped
with
a
33-CO
h
p.
Arcadia,
gas
angina.
Croquet,
enthusiasts
huddled
In
the
rain
at
Hurlingham,
London,
to
see
Great
Britain
beat
Australia
by
four
matches
to
one
in
the
first
croquet
"test"
match.
'
'
.
-
.
i
I
Playground
Hoop
Vancouver
Wins
Game
!s
Played
Football
Title
Acropolis
Wins
From
Seal
due!
Toionlo
Defeated
In
Dame
at'
By
Score-
of
27
t
1
1
i
Winnipeg?
Anollher
game
of
the
(Tyro
lienior
Boys'
Basketball
League
.vas
nlaytttt
last
night
at
the
llv
jibition-RwIding;
with
&ar
Cove
osing
tQ.Aciunoiis
27
to.
14.
Busaunun.'
ujiint-d
tin
.saouiiig
;or
Acropolis
and
then
with
a
.erfect
lanyard
line-
combina
Uoa'
SeaLjCove-
swept
down
the-..Oiw
with
Krause
scoring.
Bert
J'NeilJ
scored,
for
Acropolis
with
shot
from
tba
Seal
Cove
penal-y
line
and
Grimble
scored
off
a:
foul
from
Bussanich.
At
hnif
time
the
score
stood
14
to
13
for
seal
Love.,
The
second
half
was
exeentinn.
aljT
good
basketball
the
passing
was
-"perfect
Iv
done
hv
both
teams.
Grimbie
excelled
himself
both
as
a
player
and
a
team
mate.
The
teams
are
improving
ronceabiy
as
the
season
ad-ances
and
the
games
are
very
njoyable
indeed.
The
teams
were:.
ArropolLs
B.
O'Xeill
(14),
51.
ussauich
(C),
R.
O'Neill
(3)
L
Montesano
(4),
A.
Smith,
P.
'.ePorte.
Total,
27.
Seal
Cove
G.
Krause
(8),
T.
Grlmbie
(3).
P.
Ilemmons
(2).
B.
Parsons
(1),
n.
Gomez.
Total
1.
Referees
D.
.Montesano
and
5J:
ooper.
Timekeeper,
II.
Cooper.
Scorekeeper,
D.
Clarke.
!
SPORT
CHAT
The
unlucky
golfer
on
the
Kingston
course
at
ydney,
Australia,
.Jointed
to
a
magpie
on
the
fair-ay
and
said
"that's,
the
cause
of
ny
troubles."
The
he
drove
and
.he
ball
struck
the
bird.
Miss
Dorothy
Paget's
Radiant,
for
whom
she
paid
$60,000
as
a
yearling,
made
her
turf
debut
in
the
Great
oal
Plate
and
'won
in
a.
canter.
She
Is.
full
sister
of
Windsor
Ladt
Jerby
Winner,
'
A
blind
men's
bowlina
team
will
compete
In.
the
St.
Louis
city
league
I
next
winter;
Edward.
Endlcott,
Its
captain,
recently
came
through
I
wnn
a
127,
finishing
with
three!
.trlkfis
and-a
spare
A
new
British
women's
record
for
the
Javelin
throw,
118
feet
one
inch,
was
set
by
Miss
K.
Connal
of.
Leeds
University,
beating
her
own
previous
record
in
a
meet
in
London.
A
record
for
South,
Africa
at
least
was
established
when
Robey
Lei-brandt,
British
Empire
and
Olympic
box-ar,
knocked
out
King
do
Swart,
South
African.
"Camera,"
In
three
seconds.
Nlnteen.
favorites
In.
succession
were
defeated
in
the
rac
meetlnu
at
Ascot
track
at
Melbourne
this
month.
The
slurap:
covered
three-
luii
uaya
ui
lacing,
Britain's
best
mller,
'Sydney
Wooderson,
gave
an
ODDonent
50
yards
start
in
the
mile
at
the
White
City
and
wiped
out
all
but
a
yard
I
of
the
handicap
in
four
minutes,
t0.4
seconds
a
new
British
record.
Norman
van
Nida,
easy
winner
of
tfie
Queensland,
Australia,
Open
Canadian
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
5.:
Vancouver1
Johmton
Nationals
Tuesday
night
won
the
soccer,
championship
of
Canada
winning
owt
the
Toronto
earn.
Ballast
Dmnpeil
From
Endeavor
Efforts
Made
to
Speel
up
British
Yacht
Challenger
BITTISOL
R,
L,
Aug.
5:
In
a
vain
effort
to
increase
the
peed
of
T.
O,
51.
Sopwith's
Rri
Ush
challenger
Endeavor
II
after
three
overwhelming
defeats
by
Harold
S.
Vanderbilt's
defender
Ranger,
ballast
had
been,
removed
from
the
invader.
BASEBALL
SCORES,
American
League
Chicago
9,
New
York
10.
Cleveland
G,
Boston
8.
Detroit
11,
Philadelphia
7.
Golf
Championship,
Is
regarded
as
likely
to
become
the
best
golfer
Australia
has
produced.
Joe
Kirk-wood
is
also
an
Australian.
David
R.
Neal,
refused
leave
of
absence
from
a
Leicester
school,
was
driven
100
miles
to
Scarborough,
seaside
resort
ia
England,
after
his
school
closed
to
compete
in
the
national'
swiming
championships.
He
lost.
A
British
Court
of
Appeal
has
dismissed
application
by
Freddie
Dixcn,
racing
motorist,
for
leave
to
appeal
a
conviction
for
reckless
driving.
Dixon
had
been
fined
$250.
South
Africa,
has
already
entered
a,
team
of
seven
lawn
bowlers,
rep-,
resenting,
a,
full
rink,
palri
and
tingles,
for
the
British
Empire
Games
to
be
held
next
February
in
Sydney.
Australia.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:15
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vs.
Can.
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HALIBUT
The
source
of
Sunshine
Vitamins
A
and
D
Bdiled
Halibut
with,
egg
sauce
is
digestible
palatable,
satisfying.
CANADIAN
FISH
&
COLD
STORAGE.
CO.
LTD.
Itince
Rupert,
B.C.
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you
lose
anything,
advertise
for
it.