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July
26,
1938.
"The
really
striking
thing,
and
heartening,
about
this
whole
Sandys
military
secrets
incident
in
the
British
Parliament
is
its
revelation
of
the
determination
of
the
Bri-tsh
people
to
make
no
terms
with
any
attack
cm
freedom,
no
.matter
whence
it
comes,"
says
the
Ottawa
Journal.
Here
in
Canada,
one
fears,
the
implication
of
a
Minister
of
the
Crown
in
such
a
matter
would
have
been
defended
by
the
ministry,
would
have
become
a
party
controversy.
There
was
no
party
controversy
in
England
:
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M.P.'s
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with
onnosition
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M'DONALD
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Westview
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In
iit
it
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n
11
IS
CHAMP
PORTDAY;rULresterau
Wins
City
Singles
Lawn
Howling
Committees
lu
Session
Last
Niglit.i
Title
Doubles
Competition
Reporting
Progress
Far
Import
Still
Proceeding
ant
Forthcoming
Event
Angus
Macdonald
defeated
Bf
n
Further
Progress
in
the
organlz
Dalgarno
by
a
score
of
21
to
10
ta
atlon
of
Prjnc
Rupert's
forthcom-
win
thp
rit
lnsm-
hAnrlinp-
ainalix
t.
i
n
i
i
wno
railed
to
make
the
finals
this
general
meeting
of
committees
last
nr-
night
under
the-
chairmanship
of
I
.
m
-
.
k.
ai
uame
iesieraay
championship
for
the
yer.
list
S
STSSS
C
feY
TtSX
year's
champion
was
Louis
Ar:
of
Commerce
w
made
at
a
fe
Softball
Jn
It
was
K
for'
me
louowmg
jurcner
games
in
A.
w.
Newman.
Rfuorfcr
were-
nres
1"
"
"
r
.
aouDies
n7e
Deen
played.
ente(
on
behalf
of
the
various
sub-i.
.
.f
,
D.
C.
Thomson
and
D.
A.
Mac-
committees
which
will
now
proJ,n
.
Mrt
th,
Phee,
13;
A.
T.
Parkin
and
Ben
Cfed
further
details
of
their
'
Jfclf
fhe
bein'
fa
"Me
score
Dalgamo.
10.
t&St.
.SC.
n,ans
Another
rpnprnl
rrwHnr
of
'
"
t
IT.
'tied
unm
uie
intn
uuung
wnen
O.
V.
Wilkinson
and
Angus
Mac-
committees
will
be
held
next
Mor.-1
donald,
18;
W.
D.
Vance
and
D.
a.
jay
night.
Borland,
10.
j
w
m
Watts,
chairman
of
thp
fi-
Seventeen
To
Tight
Victory
Ovr
McClymont
Park,
Against
Fast
Pitching
Westview
boys
scored;
an
upset
League
game.
th
most
part
a.
pitching
duel
b-;
.
j"kT..lll
1
nvlAfl
nrltV
'
iwccll
u
nrju
turn
rai
Kib
win.
the
Westview
fielders
relaxed
mo-jmentarily
to
allow
MeCrymont
to-score
score
four
Iour
runs.
The
7.
boys
0073
tigntea--
HP"T
In
hat
rink
games
on
Sunday
Mnfp
'
,t
PP
rpn0rtPd
nn
ex-
Louis
Arrows,
rmk
beat
George
ed.
a"f
m"mVV,If
ceUent
progress
having
been
marie
u"
HHI's
24
to
21
and
G.
P.
Tinker's
fn
S
iiSSL
Ne,U
good
SDpport
e
rink
beat
J.
A.
Frew's
19
to
17.
SP0RTSARE
EMHASIZED
Value
as
Corrective
Factor
Noted
At
Institution
Near
Toronto
the
school
enjoys
a
fine
record
among
institutions
of
its
kind
in
Canada
for
Infrequence
of
escape.
Cf
TnVin'c.
V.n
,
tk.
l
,
opposing
team
to
one
more
run.
from
wholesale
and
waterfront
ound
pltcning
sparked
the
concerns
Some
were
putting,
up
Westvtew.
team
to
greattr
nelht3;
cash
and
others
were
sponsoring
Not
only
were
a
u
ta-races
had
been
Arrangements
proved
team
,
the
fUld
but
thPir
;nractically
completed
for
w0
out-
hut
lnst
tcner
fitting
concerns
to
consider
the
tQ
tnroW
fastegt
halibut
setting
contest.
gear
,n
lhe
,
,eft
mUe
tQ
bp
de.
After
some
discussion
and
on
he
slred
West7iew
Ur
hltters
wer0
basis
of
made
that
the
suggestions
iMah
wUh
fou
Quu
wlth
fQU
,time
of
the
Port
Day
would
not
anrf
RTnln
nnrt
nncnr,
i
be
suitable,
it
was
decided
to
elim-
boarding
school
than
devoted
one
T
A,
McWaters
reported
to
the
to
disciplining
boys.
There
are
no
ubHcity
committee
and
O
L.
barred
windows,
nor
a
fence
around
:Rorle
for
the
dance
committee,
the
great
playing
fields.
The
only!
-t
,
item
suggesting
restraint
is
an
ob-
It
Was
Satisfactorv
to
have
crmfirmfA
vpfpv,1n
iha
VoaS
enclosure
topped
with
wire
TioitrcfW'ftin
p0..nw
itf,,r
iA
J
netting.
It's
the
new
box
lacrosse,
"oouiw
.iiiu
timing
juuiijaiiy
wun
uuuui
10
commence
the
erection
at
once
of
a
new
mill
to
take
the
place
ot
the
one
destroyed
by
fire.
There
had
been
so
many
stories
about
the
probability
of
the
property
being
closed
down
indefinitely
that
the
statement
of
C.
P.
Reil
to
the
effect
that
work
was
about
to
commence
was
very
welcome.
The
operation
of
the
mine
on
Porcher
Island
meant
considerable
to
Prince
Rupert.
There
was
a
steady
pay-rolll
of
at
least
forty
men,
all
in
this
trading
area
and
their
purchases
meant
something
to
local
business
houses.
The
great
feature
of
the
rebuilding
of
the
mill
is
that
mining
people
have
faith
in
the
property,
indicating
that
there
is
sufficient
ore
to
keep
the
operation
going
for
several
years
at
the
least.
This
operation
is
an
encouragement
to
prospectors
who
may
be
looking
for
other
mining
properties
on
the
island.
field,
joy
of
the
boys
and
pride
of
the
staff.
j
Brother
Cryil,
head
of
the
staff!
of
twelve
to
sixteen
Christian
bro-l
thers,
admits
that
sometimes
cor-'
poral
punishment
has
to
be
used,1
He
is
not
prepared
to
say
what
keeps
escapes
to
a
minimum.
The
school
has
an
active
program
and
the
boys
are
kept
busy,
he
indicates.
I
He
Dlaces
emohasis
unon
theltne
freeze-UD
in
the
fall.
Charle?
L.u
.......
V.
Til
1.
1
II
1
V.
-
.J
n
TORONTO.
July
26.-(CPJ-Bovs'lnate
the
purse
seine
hauling
event
hI
ni.ht
,lth
th
stIok
hlftm?
In
bathing
suits.
80
to
100
of
them.
from
the
program.
'thr.
fnr
nvp
marching
briskly
down
a
half-mile
A
numbr
of
suF;ested
names
Westvlew
won
the
gatpc'
of
streets
to
the
East
Toronto
beach
for
tne
?ueen
of
tne
Camlval
were
ln
the
lnnlng
when
f)tst
with
only
one
adult
supervisor
in
olICIW
as
nonc
consKI-
five
batters
hit
safely
Parlett
charge,
give
a
little
jolt
to
the
erd
acceptable,
it
was
decided
to
Sfemed
to
weaken
slighUy
ln
ihh
popular
idea
of
restraint
at
juven-;extfnd
the
tlrae
for
rece'vlQK
su?"
inning.
The
McClymont
fielders
He
correctional
institutions.
This
!
,
,
If
,
.
.
made
a
poor
showing
in
this
in-
has
been
done
for
years
ln
St.
1
lcll4f
I
Tii
1!
w-r
,nlng
wUh
the
result
that
seven
John's
Industrial
School
here
and!tU"
cceprt!2
the,
honorary
chair-
runA
came
acr0S3
the
Iate
closed
contribution
of
a
$20
team
and
Westview
was
abie
to
O
of
Hanson
M.
P.
wrote
statins
score
six
more
runs
ln
the
next
Uo
fnar
If
rmsclnlo
Vi
ha
nn
.
...
.....
....
...
t
mnlngs
to
Drln3
tne
nnal
gj-g
TROUT
FRY
ARE
MOVED
tto
seventeen.
i
McClymont
kept
abreast
of
then
opponents
until
the
fifth
Inning
ithen
they
took
a
one
run
lead
by
scoring
four
runs.
In
the
sixth
they
j
again
threatened
when
Barker
drove
a
three-bagger
into
left
field.1
then
scored
on
Santerbane's
sacrifice.
Anderson
hit
safely
but
Scherk
and
Parlett
were
both
in--
field
outs.
For.
the
remainder
of
the
game
they
were
unable
to
so'va
the
slants
of
O'Neill
and
finished
the
game
on
the
short
end
of
a
17
to
8
score.
Team
captains
were
Blain
for
Westview
and
Scherk
for
McClymont.
Umpire
was
Neil
Ross,
sports
program,
given
a
large
scope
I
"3iaeno
are,"tea
the
makuv?
of
,
studv
of
their
nin
nf
irnwth
throush
one
hard
baseball
and
transfer,
exnert
assistance
be-
1'
$S
"Lr-rJ?.10'
--.,r
.
r
ine
ing
piven
iriven
hv
by
PranV
Frank
w0rr,
Warne
of
the
,""u
T
wni-
""P"'cnt.
,ine
iiie
Pllce
ponce
nave,
uiree
suit
DaseDan
uiamonas,
tour
hand-ball
courts
and
the
lacrosse
series'"
.raKar-
3fe"
Ratchford,
J.
get
hockey
teams
won
their
lUt
.inr
:A
T
,ndsav.
8.
J.
Hunter
and
Don
-,,
u-xi
,
'Ritchie.
J.
Ross
of
Prudhommt
divided
equally
Into
study
classes
and
shop
or
vocational
work.
The
newspapers
with
Liberal
and
Labor
newspapers
in
uphold-;
-CifSi
ervisor.
In
the1
workshops
ing
the
rights
of
free
criticism.
The
public
was
reminded
that
if
it
had
not
been
for
newspaper
publicity
during
the
last
war,
liberty,
and
probably
the
war,
would
have
been!
trades.
lost,
that
if
the
truth
about
intrigues,,
about
the
incompe-1
tence
and
the
misplaced
vanity
of
generals
had
been
alto-
gether
hidden,
the
ghastly
horrors
of
Passchendaele
might
have
been
repeated
until
the
Germans
were
in
Whitehall."
many
boys
who
never
before
created
a
thing
with
their
own
hands
learn
BACK
FOR
MORE
HENLEY-ON-THAMES,
Eng..
July
26;
(CP)
E.
C.
Branco,
Brazilian
sculler,
travelling
12,000
miles
every
year
since
1932
to
compete
ln
the
annual
regatta,
has
never
survived
a
round
ln
the
Diamond
Sculls.
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
MERCHANTS
vs.
NAVY
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldr.
Transferred
Yesterday
Front
Government
Wharf
Hatchery
To
Pond
at
Prudhomme
Lake
Kamloops
trout
fry.
having
been
developed
from
the
egg
stage
at
the
miniature
hatchery
in
the
Oov-
figure
there
is
a
good
spirit,"
he
ernment
Wharf
loft,
were
yeste
said.
"It
Is
not
so
much
equipment,
day
transferred
by
the
Prince
Ru-
inc
Duuumgs
are
not
as
moaern
peri
nua
ana
uun
jiud
10
a
pond
the
feodlns
of
th
vounz.
fsh
wltl
canned
whalpmeat
and
otherwlsf
boys
work
a
garden
area
of
close
looklnK
after
them.
to
four
acres
and
operate
a
large
greenhouse.
They
do
all
the
bak-
a
sup
A
hundred
or
so
of
the
fry
hart
ven
placed
In
the
fountains
it
,
Totm
Prk
on
Fraser
Street
arc''
'n
the
Canad'an
National
Gardens.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
m9
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
iilmoa
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
SUSPEND
TRISON
HEAD
EDINBURGH,
Scotland,
July
20:
as
in
some
other
schools."
He
said
1
in
the
vicinity
of
Prudhomme
Lake
,cp
Alexander
Meikle.
governor
the
school's
system
was
not
soft
by,
where
they
will
be
corralled
and,01
EtUnbl''en
Prison,
was
suspend-any
means
but
tended
to
guarantee
j
fed
until
they
become
large
enough
,d
from
h,s
Pst
and
llned
115
against
repetition
of
offences
in
any
to
take
care
of
themselves
when
$75)
for
drunk
driving.
His
licence
necessary
punishment
for
first
of-
they
will
be
liberated
In
the
lake
was
disqualified
for
one
year.
fences.
,wnicn,
it
is
expected,
will
be
before
rr
will
he
readily
available.'
Dominion
Pi.hPri-
nZl
lbeen
requested
to
keep
a
watchful
-
-
-
w
v
UiMMl'
ne;
were
J.
L,
Blain.
Fred
Orlmble
eye
to
protect
them
from
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.'
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580
You
have
no
right
to
oe
-111!
(
All
preventable
illness
is
a
crime
e
a
crime
gainst
yourself
your
family
and
your
race.
Listen.
There
would
be
far,
far
Icsj
illness
and
pain
irf
this
world
if
people
troubled
to
keep
themselves
clean
and
regular
iosfde.
Gilds,
headaches
and
rheumatic
pain
would
get
the
battle
of
their
lives.
Good
health
and
abundant
energy
would
be
more
the
order
of
the
day.
Here
is
one,
reliable
step
to
internal
cleanliness
the
little
daily
dose
of
Kxuschcn
Salts,
less
than
one
cent's
worth
t
day
-r-and
in
a
civilized
age
it's
everyone's
duty
to
take
that
step.
KRUSCHEN
SALTS
relieve
constipation
and
rheumatism
Knuchcn.
ii
combination
of
V
'
abundant
curate
tod
lull
levfril
mineral
(alts
which
air.
You
ahould
have
im
your
body
must
get,
in
aome
ttlU
errry
day:
hrnte
the
i
way,
to
keep
the
blood
pure,
J?l?Jr,
porUnft
of
the
'little
lUj
Uu
inside
clean,
and
the
i-
coitebortea
dost
Kvery
dru
couatrc
idi
tem
generally
toned
up,
but
which
you
Kruschen
in
25c,
45c
and
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say
"Try
Esso"
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we
know
it
will
tell
its
own
story
quicker
starting
more
power
smoother
acceleration
I
Try
it
on
the
highways,
over
the
hills,
in
traffic
anywhere
you
wish
Esso
always
delivers
peak
performance!
Fill
up
here
with
ESSO
and
convince
yourself.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Third
Avenue
E.
Tuesday,
July
28,
193,
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Rupert,
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&
Prince
Rupert
Vancouver-Jasper
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any
point
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via
Vancouerl
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mile
through
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water
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th
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Passage"
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niilea
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of
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moat
majestic
mountains.
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a
grand
holl'W
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Vancouver
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the
gateway
to
tha
vatt
Pacific
North
Heat
playground.
There
it
a
wealth
of
antertalninent
awaiting
you
.
,
.
acorca
of
placea
to
aee
.
many
new
things
to
do.
l'lan.
note
for
thU
fiu
vacation.
Seenaryl
Outdoor
portal
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cruUe
on
a
'Trlnce"
ahlpl
Cay,
metropolitan
Vancouver!
There
are
few
othar
trips
that
offer
such
a
variety
of
holiday
attractions.
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you
have
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v.45-38
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buye'
the
city.
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