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TWO
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the
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Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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-month
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all
parts
of
ntlah
Columbia,
ihe
British
Empire
and
United
States,
yearly
period,
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advance
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to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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XUILT
EUnON
5JOO
J.2
0
six)
j02
J2S
MUST
BE
MODERATE
fiueions
of
wages
and
prices
of
products
have
been
much
under
discussion
as
a
result
of
the
shutdown
in
the
tomato
industry
in
the
south.
A
millinn
rlnllarc
awnuie,
aim
nuixnai-oi
me
inuiviuual
bent
ipon
his
own
ehnchment
at
the
expense
of
his
fellow-men.
It
will
be'
recognized
that
the
people
of
a
country
have
the
first
claim
on
the
goods
produced
in
that
country,
a
preferred
right,
and
that
until
the
necessities
of
life
are
provided
on
adjust
basis
to
every
individual
within
its
borders,
no
nri-
yiiegeq
person
win
get
tne
luxuries.
'
The
.new
spirit
will
be
one
of
unselfishness
and
bro-'
therhpod4
It
will
allow
no
man
to
enjoy
the
good
things!
uijue
as
long
as
otners
are
starving
through
no
fault
of
fheir.qwn.
It
will
demand
from
men
an
active
interest
in
the
.welfare
of
their
fellnw-nitizenfi.
ThP
whnlp
aim
nf
productive
effort
will
be
the
promotion
of
ithe
common'
rrnnrl
-Incf
ul
nf
f
i.!nn
r
rmf
.r..,1tl,
.,
.1
e
R.elf,
a
man
possessed
by
the
new
spirit
will
strive
to
make
his
part
of
the
world
and
ultimately
all
the
world
a
fit
habitation
for
.mankind.
"The,placeto
start
is
right
here
in
Canada;
the-time
to
start
is
iiow.
If
the
new
viewpoint
and
the
new
.Spirit
can
be
gained,
the
new
method
will
soon
be
found.
If
it
is
not
already
invented,
individual
and
collective
effqrts
iui
uiruwi
uitLiuii.
,up
to
tnepresentxime,!
inventive
.genius
has
been
applied
wholly
to
ways.ofmak-ng
thinirs
more
efficiently;
the
same
genius
will
find
ways
.of
iliatrjbutinG:
them
to
meet
human
needs,
as
soon
as
.the
.demand
for
,the
new
method
makes
.itself
felt.
'
Power,
displacing
human
energy,
has
produced
huge'
supplies
of
commotlies,
and
bread-lines.
The
latter
byproduct
of
power
must
now
be
made
to
disappear
forever,
and
humanity
begin
to
enjoy
the
fruits
of
its
intelligence.
Local
Ball
Team
For
Ketchikan
Will
Pay
Visit
to
First
City
in.CenJ
nection
With
Labor
Day
J
Celebration
I
team
wiii
be
made
shortly.
PITTSBURG
AND
GIANTS
WIN
AGAIN
Standing
Brooklyn,
2;
New
York,
4.
Bcston
3;
PhUaderpfJa
0.
Cincinnati
8:
Chicago
4.
Pittsburgh
4:
St.
Louis
3.
American
League
New
York-Washington
postponed
T,
bn
rated
but
the
price
set
for
the
iSSXSrJSSS.
rtUt
hv
trio
XT
Qi-l.Hn.
Dnn.J
.
.
.
l:
.
t
1
..
....
.
.
-
.
"incu
xjuuiu
wtb
tw
mgn
ior
ine
can-i
miaaeiprua
3-u;
Boston
4-5
nprs
.10
operate
protltablV
and
the
raisers
plaimwl
tWI
LonU
10:
Cleveland
7
they
could
not
sell
their
nrodnrt
fnr
lac
xrr.ori
tvQ,r
t,o,i
.
.-
.
J
.1.111
nil,,
UOU
IU
menage
betjy
tne
inaustriai
itelations
Board.
The
result
is
that
much
of
the
fruit
has
been
spoiled.
The
danger
in
all
these
arbitrary
setting
of
wages
and
prices
is
that
the
cost
of
operating
in
the
province
becomes
so
high
that
competition
from
other
Canadian
provinces
cannot
be
met.
In
Ontario
they
pa
v
lower
wag-
than
in
British
Columbia
and
in
Quebec
the
wages
are
still
lower.
British
Columbia
workers
have
to
compete
with
these
cheap
workers
with
disastrous
results
in
some
cases;
What
is
needed
is
a
minimum
wage
law
for
the
whole
of
Canada
and
even
then
Canadians
have
to
compete
with
the
cheap
labor
of
Europe
and
Japan.
THREE
THINGS
NEEDED
.
According
to
"The
Canadian
Unionist,"
published
by
the
AlUCanadian
Congress
of
Labor,
three
things
are
needed,
a
new
viewpoint,
a
new
spirit
and
a
new
method.1
Discussing
this,
the
iournal
savs
:
4,The
new
viewpoint
will
be
the
good
of
the
people
asl
Chicago
3-2;
Detroit
4-3.
SEASON'S
SOCCEK
SCORES
Smith,
Navy,
10.
Bryant,
Navy,
8.
Christison,
Navy,
8.
Dickens,
Navy,
7.
Armstrong,
Navy,
tj.
Vink,
Merchants,
C.
A,
Dickens,
Merchants,
5.
Cross,
Navy,
4.
jHowe,
Legion,
4.
Smith,
Merchants,
4.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
4.
II
Dickens,
Legion,
3.
McMeekin,
Navy,
3.
Simundsen,
Legion,
3.
.Campbell,
Legion,
3.
.Cameron,
Merchant,
3.
Ritchie,
Merchants,
3.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Holkestad,
Merchants,
2.
vO'Neill,
Merchants,
2.
D.
Gomez,
Merchants,
2.
Glllis,
Merchants,
1.
O'Neill,
Navy,
1.
Vance,
Legion,
1.
McLean,
Legion,
1.
.
ilusoy.
Merchants,
1K
'
Currie,
Legion,
1.
"
F.
Gomez,
Merchants,
1.
Morgan,
Legion,
1.
Smith,
Legion,
1.
Thursday
August
18
i38.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
alas
roos
.Henry
Armstrong
Wins
Third
i
i
ST.
LOUIS,
August
18
(
Canadian
New
York
70
i
Press
j
Pittsburg
Pirates
defeated
'Cleveland
61
the
St.
Louis
cardinals
in
the
lat-
joosion
57
ter
stages
of
a
class
4
to
3
hall
Washington
55
game
yesterday
to
hold
their
mar-
Detroit
51
gin
of
leadership
In
the
National
Chicago
43
TencniA
?t
fitr
full
cramoe
nvor
Vi.
Jhrladelnriia
77
I
h
.
.
fc.llllVtf
V.VA
U1V
'
-..
iNew
York
Giants
who
downed
the3-
Louis
37
ijipuiuu
uuugci5.
1
tit;
uuicuuiair
Red;
replaced
the
Chicago
Cubs
r
in
third
position
by
virtue
of
a
I
miraair
Ip
victory
over
them.
j
iUUluc;
"
The
Cleveland
Indians
lost
to
-
-
the
St
Louis
Browns
in
the
Arr-
Npnt
rinal
erican
League
and
dropped
deeper
'
into
second
place
below
the
New:
Concurrent
Rin
Title
.
With
----
-
Unpopular
Call
Oyer
Ambers
.
.
.
.1
-xtt-itit
TATTr
i
.
nr
tt
a
i
Arrangements
nave
been
mafie
irj
I
UIUY,
August
1
:
K.fl
n
en
ry
Armstrong,
l
for
19
Prtrire
Rmiprt
Vo
ceVvnTl
team
T
-.-
A
t,.,..,
,7
r:r.
j.
,
xiiigcjcs
u,
iiaiiuhcicu
uui
it
lmeeii
ruunu
uectsiun
iVSSSZ
Jg'
t0
take
the
world
ent
and
become
the
first
Labor
Day
raurshm
or
the
championship
man
in
ring
steamer
iruice
iiuperc.
iracuces
wj
iivju
un
uuee
at.
unc
iwu
mc
stiiue
tunc,
vnii-wiii
I
start
this
week
and
the
an-
strong
already
held
the
feather
and
welterweight
crowns.
nnrnNmvnt
nf
the
ruinrmnol
f
tha
art.
-ji4.
.
w
vmi.
.pwwa
fj
hM(
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
Pittsburg
iNew
York
Cincinnati
.Chicago
...
i
Boston
Cleveland
Indians
Drop
Further
'ffv"3?
n.
.
;.
St.
Louis
National.
W
L
65
C2
59
59
51
50
46'
I
i
iliUlUCiJJIUil
A
American
League
39
46
48
49
54
6
Pet
York
Yankees,
now
being
eight-
Th'ee
Games
Plaved
Last
Nieht
ii
and-a-half
games
down.
The
Bt
7
Championship
Tournament
Louis
Browns,
as
a
result
of
the
victory,
are
now
on
even
terms
for
The
"Prince
Rupert
city
tennis
seventh
place
with
the
Philadel-
chamnionshlD
tournament
is
now
jphia
Athletics
who
dropped
both
approaching
the
concluding
stages
lenos
01
a
double-header
to
the
ana.
if
weather
holds
-fair,
it
ix
tike
Boston
Red
Sox.
Thursday.
August
18,
J938.
;
National
Leaene
33
41
44
53
55
55
65
65
MA
.500
.481
ly
the'flnals
will
be
played
on
Sun-
i
day.
In
men's
jingles
Davis
and
Blltch
have
to
Tneet
to
decide
who
will
play
the
winner
of
Young
vs.
Nor-jrington
in
the
final.
)
Pinalllsts
in
the
ladies'
singles
are
Miss
Evy
Rivett
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis.
In
men's
doubles
Stamford
and
Davis
have
reached
the
final
and
will
play
the
winner
of
O'Neill
.and
Tyler
vs.
Mitchell
and
Young.
In
the
mixed
doubles
Miss
Rivett
and
Blltch
are
already
In
the
final,
their
opponents
to
be
the
winners
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
C.
Young
vs.
Mrs.
Miller
and
Blake
T-flriies'
tffauKls
fln.l
w.ln
.
w
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
LEGION
vs.
NAVY
jjj
The
decision
was
unanimous
on
the
part
of
Referee
Billy
Cavanaugh
and
tw0
judges
-although
.heartily
booed
by
the
crowd
of
184)00
roaring
fight
fans
which
was
completely
won
over
by
the
same
stand
of
Ambers
who
entered
the
ring
on
the
.625
short
end
of
the
betting
odds
with
JSli
expert
-opinion
generally
expecting
551
Armstrong
to
be
an
easy
winner.
.54
Ambers
.put
up
a
cagey
fight,
gave
.426
Armstrong
.plenty
to
think
about
.472
!
and
maintained
his
record
of
neve
3Ihavtng
suffered
a
knock-out
In
his
jud
.
career.
I
CPHPT
THAT
II
knockout,
lost
three
rounds
on
ac-
V
I
T
count
of
low
blows
but,
despite
&byr
pPf"
hlt
.l
lck-
that,
was
able
to
carry
the
deolsTon.;"4'
L
,fr
WUlnerS.
He
narHeH
the
f1(,V,t
K.
most
throughout
and
-had
the!
v,
,
v
.
.
.
,
.
j
.Researchers
say
Yorkshire
has
,
.
4.
the
.
-
champion
against
ropes
al
...
ZT:.
great
deal
defending
mself.
How-c
in
wnU
ever
Hen(te
hl
vountawl
itMnnth
.--
"k
.....
-
"""6i.nralians
were
taurine
RiioUnri
and
power,
he
was
unable
to
visibly
hurt
Ambers
who
would
either
lip
out
and
dance
away
or
tie
him
up.
Ambers
took
countless
blows
dir-
ilzh
Amb?r
pUt
up
will
undoubt-(dly
entitle
him
to
a
return
bout.
He
wa
given
a
reat
hand
as
he
climbed
put
-of
the
ring.
o
.....
.The
,de
v.
'
"
i.iiuj
r
iii
ivira.
-
Roy
Morrison
and
Miss
Elsie
Davis
'
flslon
was
protested
boh
.by
Am
.meet
the
Hnner
nt
Ditt
a
'
'jers
and
his
manager
MifJION
,MNE-UP
Line-up
for
Canadian
Legion
in
norringion
O-Z,
B-Z
....
r
':'
"
"
"
Btamford
and
Davis
beat
Blate
mint's
M,s
u,y
,t,up
HDau
,,x
,
and
Blltch
6-3,
6-3
'lure
Is
announced
as
follows:
Davis
beat
Blitch
6-2
6-3
iKrau.ie;
Murray
and
Currie;
Cur-
.
'
'
rie.
Howe
and
McKay;
Scherk,
Sl-
,
mundsen,
Smith,
Vance
ahdsCamp.i
ibell;
Comadjna
and,
.Bremner.
BAItltS
TOR
'TRANSIENTS
CHATHAM,
Ont
August
18,
(C
Pk
City
Council,
worried
about
a
transient,
"Jungle"
at
a
riverside
-ark,
have
decided
to
erect
a
barbed
wire
fence.
City
workmen
are
barricading
the
hoboes'
haven.
tMy
lfjtt,ttl
ftmow
Moon)
rUinii
j4t.
nmcd
Ctpttt
.VMconii
t
Kowow
ot
Bfiliiti
A6miti.
B
tvatyon
.ttmtmtxn
Cndiii
Btf
BURTON
typ,
AL
SIUVESWIINO
Wt4mlntttf
Bftwtry
Lid.
Thi.
.dvmiKmtirt
puhlhed
or
di.piayeo
by
the
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
but
precedent
may
be
set
this
yea'
The
Yorkshlremen
arc
leading.
The
jhc
European
curupcaii
roller
ruuer
figure
iiguresxai
skat-
ected
...
fortberyrm
.
his
,
forearm.,ne
.
chamnlonshir
for
men
wn
Armstrong,
in
return,
look
many
men
and
M,
wm
,n
nft
1r
stiff
ones
around
the
Jaw
It
was
one
of
the
most
actional
fights
which
has
been,
seen
in
-many
a
day
In
Madison
Square
Garden.
Neither
fighter
spared
any
effort
and
there
was
not
-a
dull
round.
Manchester,
England,
Sept.
18-17
under
rules
of
the
Internationa'
Roller
Skating
Federation.
Middleweight
boxlne
chamDin
inf
Vila
ronimiMir
twut.
There
was
leather
throwing
aplenty,
Malley
of
the
Somerset
Llghtlnfan
for
the
crowd
which
ws
on
Its
feet
ry
was
drowned
at
4ona
India
toward
the
closing
stages.
lHe
represented
the
armv
ire-.
Both
fighters
were
still
fresh
at
J
fully
for
three
years
In
his
dlvi
be
end
of
the
flfteerith
round
and
lon.
'"lther
shnwer!
nnv
nnrtlii1nr
m
-J
JM.t.bUWI
tarks.
The
courageous
battle
-
-----.
V..
...
.
kb
iUlU
J
1
f
..Mrs.
West
vs.
Miss
Francis
Thorn-
i
;11
w
a
hot
and
sultry.
nl?ht
al-
The
Oilhuly.Cup
F&otball
stand-"i,
-sonandAIrs.
J.
A.
Barry.
enough
Madison
Square
Garden
was
to
date.
i
ncsuiis
oi
maicnes
played
Wee
v-wmutwuic.
ine
gate
"j.
Inesday
in
the
tournament
were
n
!
amounted
to
close
to
$100,000.
Am-
follows:
tjaeri?.
as
the
defending
champion,
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
Ymini?
hent
n
'ets
the
bulk
of
the
fiate.
'
O
mmw
'
'
j
trances
Thomson
and
Davidson
4
:fi,
6-4.
!
Miss
Rivett
and
JBlitch
beat
Mrs
Erclalmln-i
with
he
'pieasun
after
landing
a
perfect
shot
In
a
bowls
game
at
-
Worthing.
(England
Mrs.
A.
A.
Morton
collapsed
nnt-died.
She
was
70
years
old
Merchants
Legion
2
2
0
,1
i2
1
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5
4
11
Walker's
Music
Store
Large
Stock
Music
lieintxman,
Nordheimer
and
Lesage
Pianos
Piano
Tuning
with
"Resonoscope"
Phone
Blue
389
212
4th
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