.
23,
1937
iday.
April
TIIE
DAILT.-NE779
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Liberal
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vincial
,
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if
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who
represent,
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inc:
HUCCCBSOr
to
Mr.
Justice
re
M
Malison,
was
yesterday
unanimous
re-nomina
i
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forthcoming
tirov
flection
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uonneny
is
a
V
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known
Fraser
Lane
sawmill
,
rator
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SALE
SALE-
Modem
hotel
at
Hy-
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rade
groups
$232;
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groups
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silk
50:
kitchen
tables
with
rawers-
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dressers
$9.95;
tis
complete
$13.95.
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CHARLE3
OnEHLANDER.
LPrll
CMi.
1037.
Piano
Theory
"
Voice
Production
UPHS
UretiarpH
tnr
TnrVin
urvatory
examinations.
Irs.
Hcrnard
Liintlnhl
A.
T.
c.
M.
1
Val,l,
.
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apanmeius
I'hone
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PROVINCIAL
NOMINATIONS
..
.
.
Atlin
ilnseryatlve,
Ernest
Love.
Liberal,
W.
J.
Asselstine.
Kurnaby
Social
Credit,
Herbert
Hailing.
Cowichan-Newcastle
Conservative,
Clement
Pember
ton
Deykin.
F.squimalt
Conservative
E.
V.
Finland.
Liberal,
C.
E.
Whitney-Griffiths.
J
The
Islands
Conservative,
Captain
Macgregor
Mackintosh.
Kamloops
Conservative,
Dr.
A.
II.
Bayne.
Kaslo-Slocan
Social
Credit,
A.
J.
Harrison.
Mackenzie
Conservative,
Battleman
Milton
Mclntyre.
Nclson-Crcston
Social
Credit,
Herbert
Howe.
New
Westminster
Communist,
Rev.
Edwin
Baker.
North
Vancouver
Social,
Credit,
A.
Harvey
Smith.
Omincca
Liberal,
M.
M.
Connelly.
Saanlch
Conservative,
Leslie
,F.
Osborne.
Social
Credit,
Major
A.
H.
Jukes,
!
OJ3.E.
Salmon
Arm
Independent,
R.
W.
Bruhn.
Slmilkamecn
Conservative,
H.
H.
Boyle.
Skeena
Liberal,
E.
T.
tfenney.
,
South
Okanagan
Conservative,
T.
O.
Norris,
K.C.
Vancouver-Burrard
Social
Credit,
Peer
V.
Paynter
and
W.
R.
Hamilton.
Vancouver-Centre
C.
C.
F..
Matthew
Glenday
and
'
Frank
Roberts.
-
Social
Credit.
Dr.
R.
H.
Smith
and
Paul
McD.
Kerr.
Vancouver-East
Social
Credit.
C.
W.
Powell.
VanfO'iyer-Point
Grey
Liberal
Hon.
O.
M.
Weir,
S.
S.
M?Keen,
Robert
Wilkinson.
Social
Credit.
A.
D.
Creer
(party
leader)
and
William
Savage.
POLICE-PREPAKE
FOR
CORONATION
iContinueu
uuui
Pazc
It
hcre
the
Greatest
density
of
spec
.jtois
may
ue
expected.
At
the
fu-j
neral
of
King
George,
for
Instance,
the
press
at
Hyde
Park
corner
was
so
Immense
the
gravest
apprehen
sions
were
felt
the
cortege
would
oolice
preparations
for
the
Coro
nation
Is
concerned
with
the
super
vision
of
questionable
characters
of
all
classes,
who
might
attempt
to
enrich
themselves
at
the
expense
of
the
sightseers.
These
characters
range
from
the
common
pickpocket
to
the
slick
international
crook
known
to
the
police
in
every
capital
of
Europe.
Within
the
last
few
montns
many
of
these
spotted
in
Lonaon
nave
been
Informed
it
will
be
better
for
their
health
and
liberty
If
they
keen
awav
from
London
during
May.
If
they
appear
and
are
ais
covered
in
circumstances
ap
proaching
the
compromising
they
u-in
hp
arrested
under
a
useiui
rlause
as
"suspected
persons."
Incl
dentally
the
dossiers
at
Scotland
Yard
are
perfectly
encyclopaedic
the
criminals
of
the
world
at
large.
Little
Fear
of
Trouble
Members
'of
foreign
royal
houses
visltine
London
will:
be
accompan
ied
by
their
personal
detectives,
and
all
the
larger
countries
will
pnrt
In
addition
experienced
offl-
rprs
well
versed
in
the
ways
of
their
own
peculiar
underworld
In
London
there
Is
never
any
arpnt
fear
of
a
distinguished
per
is-
.
.
J
IK
I
onage
meeting
injury
or
u'
"
the
hands
of
an
assassin
on
the
occasion
of
a
national
pageant.
The
lmenslty
of
the
crowd
is
in
it-rd
aealnst
such
a
happening.
Every
man,
or
woman
too
for
that
matter,
Is
a
potential
peclal
constable,
and
any
malignant
or
ill-balanced
person
drawing
a
firearm
would
be
dealt
with
promptly
by
his
nearest
neighbors.
Pmnf
nf
this
was
furnished
when
attempt
was
Mt
summer
a
feeble
made
to
present
a
revolver
at
the
former
King
'Edward
on
umsum
tion
Hill
following
the
trooping
of
most
tnougni,
pus-iuuc
wm
uiu
uu
uiau
Kn
(hp
rnlors
The
15f,
L
TSLtion
is
that
somelherc-,
lie
had
held
the
title
twl
innafif
otherwise
harmless,
may
break
loose
wnicn
iuj
his
own
life
Jeopardizing
merely
in
at
the
hands
of
the
indignant
beholders.
-
Holds
Queen's
Train
A
charming,
recent
portrait
of
Lady
Elizabeth
Paget,
beautiful
daughter
of
the'
Marquis
of
Anglesey,
and
granddaughter
of
of
the
Duchess
of
Rutland.
Lady
at
Elizabeth
is
among
those
who
have
invited
to
carry
the
train
a
of
Queen
Elizabeth
at
her;
coronation;
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.
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Relief
Arlington,
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Taylor
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.07.
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.032.
Premier
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.03
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Sllbak
Premier,
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Silver
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T
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1.05,
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1.25.
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1.00.
Hutchison
Lake,
.24.
Aldermac,
1.30.
Kerr
Addison,
2.85.
Martin
Bird.
1.00.
AHVSSINIANS
HORN
RUNNERS
ROME,
April
23:
(CP)
Po
sibility
of
Italy
including
Abys
sinians
and
Ascaris
in
its
1940
Olympic
squad
is
seen
In
reports
that
the
natives
are
born
run
ners
and
perform
specalciilnr
feats
inarmy
athletics.
CHECKERS
CHAMPION
I50LTON,
England,
April
23:
CP)
S,
Cohen,
London,
won
the
Ilritlnh
checkers
championship
by
(defeating
R.
Charles
of
Rhos,
by
previously.
Don't,
forget
when
visiting
Portland
Canal
that
the
Frazer
Hotel
Is
the
best
place
to
stop.
(tf
)
ROYALTY
AT
GAME
.King.and,
Queen
Will
FinaJFftr
EnIish,.Cup
on,
May-1
,
LONDON,
April.
23:
(CP)
Prtt
Coronation
festivities
will
marie
the
English
Football
Cup'
final
this
year.
When
Sunderland
and
Pres
ton
North
End
line
up
at
Wembley
Stadium
May
1,
in
the
concluding
battle,
of
the
historic
competition;
the
teams
will
be
honored
by
the
presence
-of
the
King
and
Queen
in
one
of
their
last
public
appear
ances
before
the
great
ceremony
In
Westminster
Abbey.
It
will
be
a
great
day
for
nortlj
of
England
folk.
The
counties
Of
Durham
and
Lancashire
will
send
huge
contingents
to
cheer
their
fa4
vorltcs
and
fans
from
other
pan
the
country
will
swell
the
throng
the
stadium
to
nearly
100,000,
Victory
In
a
cup
final
would
b4
new
experience
for
Sunderland;:
The
Durham
club,
famous
in
English
soccer
for
more
than
40'
years!
has
won
league
honors
six
times
but
has
yet
to
be
successful
In
th
great
cup
competition.
Onjy
once"-
in
1913
has
the
squad
reached
the.
final,
but
the
contest
at
the
Crys-j
tal
Palace
ended
in"
a
1-0
vlctorjt
for
Aston'
Villa.
On
four
other
.oc-i
casions
Sunderland
has
appeared
In
semi-final
play.
Back
in
1889,
Preston
North
End;
one
of
the
originals
of
the
football
league,
won
double'
honors
with
the
i
cup
and
league
championship.
The!
Lancastrians
got
home
with
a
3-0
verdict
over
Wolverhampton
Wan
derers
at
K.enningion
uvai
dui.
me
historic
trophy
has
eluded
them
since.
They
were
defeated
in
two
other
appearances.
In
the
cup
flnaU
Teams
Compared
While
Sunderland
has
always
played
In
first-league
football,
win
ning
the
championship;
last
season;
Preston's
career
during'
the
present
century
has
been
less
colorful,
Twice
the
club
has.
(dropped
Into
the
second
division.
The
last
return
to
major
company
was
made
In
1934,
the
Lancastrians
being
pro
moted
after
finishing
second
to
Grimsby
Town.
Preston's
powerful
attack
Is
clearly
Indicated
In,,
the-team's
steam-roller
advance
In
cup
play
this
year.
Three
of
the
five
straight
victories
were
staged
before
home
crowds
and
thus
far
19
goals
have
been
bagged
compared
"
with
only
six
agalhsts
On
the
other
hand
Sunderland
has
been
compelled
to
fight
tooth
and
nail
to
reach
final
status.
Two
games
were
necessary'
before-Luton
Town,
plucky
third
division,
outfit,'
succumbed
and
Wolverhampton;
Wanderers
carried
the;
northerners
to
three
contests
In
the
sixth
round.
The
Wolves
were
the
only,
first
division
team
to
oppose
Sunderland
In
Its
march.
Led
by
Harry
Carter
and
R.
Qur-ney,
goal-scoring
forwards,
Sun
derland
has
a
final
all-round
team,
consistent
In
a
marked
degree.
Frank
OTJonnell
and
his
brother
Hugh
are
brilliant
Individualists
in
the
Preston
vanguard
while
II.
Holdcroft,
goalkeeper,
has
played
for
England.
The
flnallsU
are
both
well
up
In
the
league
standing.
The
road
to
the
final:
Sunderland
Southampton
3-2
(away)3.
Luton
Town
2-2
(away).
Luton
Town
3-1
(home).
Swansea
Town
3-0
(home);
Wolverhampton
l-l
(away),
Wolverhampton
2-2
(home).
Wolverhampton
4-0-
(Sheffield).
Millwall
2-1
(Huddersfleld).
Preston
North
End
Newcastle
United
2-0
(home).
Ctoke
City
5-1
(home).
Exeter
City
5-3
(home).
Tottenham
H.
3-1
(away).
West
Bromwlch
A.
4-1
(London),
CONGRATULATE!)
HY
KINfi
WINDSOR,
Eng.,
April,
23
1
(CP)
Only
football,
team
in
the
country
of
which
the
King
is
patron,
the
Windsor:
and
Eton
club
received
a
congratulatory
leiegram
irom
nis
majesty
on
winning
the
county
championship
HAS
UNUSUAL
RECORD
LONDON,
April
23:
(CP)
In
1930.
U.
E.
Erlebach
holed
in
one
at
Ihe
10th
hoole
on
the
Stanmore
golf
course.
He
repeated
in
1031
ami
recently,
after
being
elected
cantniii
went
out
and
bagged
another
at
the
samp
hole.
CARDIFF,
Wales,
April
23:
(CP)
W.
Jennings,
former
Pol-ton
Wanderers
player
who
haa
been
acting
a
coach
to
the
Car
diff
City
Football
Club,
will
become
manager,
succeeding
B.
Watts
Jones,
now
a
director.
Weather
Forecast
(Pumhhed
through
the
courtly
o.
I
ai
'Tktftinlon
Meteorological
Bureau
a
1
"ltort
twX
Prince
Rupert,
This
fo.-e
otfii
IB
compiled
from
observation
ta
tea
u.
6
ajn.
today
ana
covert
si
$Hjr,
period-
ending
.6yjfJXS-
.u'"1r,row'-
General
Syn0p3i.v-n.-A
shallow
depression
If
approaching
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
causing
show'ers.
-Weather
has
been,
fail
and
cool
in
southern
British
Prince
Rupert
District
andi
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh)
southeast
wind,
showery,
prob
ably
phiftlnjf
td
northeast
and
be
coming
cooler
at
nlmht,
West
Coast
of,
Vancouver
Isl
andModerate
west
to
southwenl
winds,
mostly
fair
today
becoming
upsettlcd
on
Saturday.
MEAli
(JETS
SCHOOL
POST
SOUTHAMPTON,
Enjr..
April
23:
(CP-Philip
Mead,
England
and
Hampshire
cricketer
who
has
been
retired
by
the
southern
county,;
.
.will
become
coach
at
FramliDVpam
College,
Suffolk,
this
summer.
RESCUED
FROM
MAN-HOLE
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