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1,
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PERIODICALS
As
a
result
of
protests,
the
of
censor
the
department
of
revenue
has
prohibited
a
number
of
perineals
few
books,
..f,ls
and
an?.?
a
most
v
from
ih
ni
c-C:
j
mx
and
detective
raWt;
q.
"lin?
,
j
uwinc
ui
tue
are
not
oitpn
,
en
on.
local
news
stands
while
others
have
been
our"
chased
renilarlv
bv
tho
whn
in,
thL
.Tff"
Pur
We
are
inclined
to"
tHnt
LVl
u,u
Auera
Hre-
bvhavnnthatkinrlnf
VK
n"K:
"'uum
,0fees
noinin
SOUTH
AFRICAN
DEFENSES
posea
to
the
mwmmt
n
-,,..u
"
"iJ
I
One
Des
o
Hear
Mneb
Of
It
"
Bat
Preparations
Evident
Dr.
mp
serriee
boat
A.
P
Knight,
at-
Larfe
Trlls
Gyro
Clnb
Of
cached
to
the
Nanaimo
Biological
telling
them.
a
point
of
being
monotonous.
The
new
housin-i
might
not
be
beauti
fying
the
cities
but
they
certa'p-ly
were
making
living
conditions
vastly
better
for
the
people.
Another
thing
with
which
the
local
man
had
been
Impressed
was
the
systematic
reforestation
program,
which
was
so
much
In
evl-
dence.
Britain,
in
the
last
war.
had
found
Itself
short
of
wood
and
had
set
about
remedying
that
deficiency.
Now
there
were
to
be
seen
tremendous
numbers
of
new
forests
with
trees
systematically
planted
in
rows
upon
rows
with
lanes
between
to
facilitate
hand
ling
the
timber.
The
eovpmmen!
had
taken
oyer
extensive
tracts
of
vacant
lands
for
the
cultivation
of
forests
and
was
assisting
pri
vate
people
by
means
of
subsidies
to
reforest
their
lands.
Already
small
sawmills
were
to
be
seer,
producing
lumber
from
these
ne
forests.
Dr.
large
spoke
of
the
-s
r
W.
S."
or
Scottish
Co-nnpratlr-
,
Wholesale
Society
which
had
tak
en
an
Important
hold
on
busines
in
Scotland
Including
the
produc
tion
and
distribution
of
eoods
fn-
Its
members.
Jtwas
becoming
an
extensive
business
Indeed
and
lt
members
pointed
to
its
benefits
k
cheaper
prices
K.ca
and
uU
better
uciter
service
service
-
o--
ii,
uuim
nave
more
mnnpvi
spent
and
have
it
expended
with
better
iudnment
w!There
"he,5
lwner,
h..
doesnot
want
to
depend
wholly
on
the
BritlKvv
whSk
IS?
Ing
the
l.t,
small
S
ESJ-J
H.
i,
glne!se
?e"Pied
when
needed.
The
country
hefc
heavy
artillery
just
as
Canada
lacks
it
The
enuin
flctive.raining
nee(,ed
t0
make
COOD
DIPLOMACY
S
S.c,e"ce
Monitor.
"The
states-
rVTr
presents
tne
purposes
of
his
country
oa
as
indicated
by
its
interests
and
opin
ons
renders
a
cenu
!r
Vleay
Rosevelt
performed
?n
such
a
service
m
his
speech
at
Kingston,
Ontario.
We
believe
he
ex
pressed
accurate
v
the
mtera
VL.-
ne.ex
erican
people
as
tW
r.U
7T
u
S"
"i
-
shop
keeper
out
of
Dusiness
without
giving
better
service
or
cheaper
prices.
Nevertheless,
it
was
gaining
ground.
Speaking
of
the
railways,
Dr
Large
said
they
compared
unfavorably
with
those
of
Canada'
Whereas,
railway
travel
In
Ca
nada,
largely
through
air
conditioning,
had-
become
greatly
Improved
in
comfort.
British
tralr.
were
still
hot
and
dirty.
Air
conditioning
was
unknown
there
and
all
coal
fuel
was
used
with
th.
consequent
smoke
and
grime.
Also
smoking
was
permitted
In
the
coaches
so,
altogether,
It
was
quite
uncomfortable
when
comnared
with
the
Canadian
trains
and
in
even
a
couple
."i"1
ul
of
hours
uuia
travelling
iraveinn;
i.,J
ntcj
liutiuiiai
Situation
tins
"HIS
Speech.
i
1
ke
Seprptnw
A
1,1
TImII',.
one
felt
thornuehlv
dirtv
and
i.n
Was
manifestly
designed
to
throw
AtiwwMnS
eariier,
comfortable.
Neither
were
the
the
side
Of
'restraint
at
n
Imo
Sn
f
Ca"
mfluence
on
trains
any
faster
than
those
of
Ca-
VnfnJSl
anclng
world
peace
on
the
point
of
a
bayonet
much-
one
thing
they
had
tor
months
the
wqrld
has
been
the,
scene
of
a
diplomatic
the
advantage
was
smoothe,
tightrope
performance
ip
which
the
arms
allianopi
startlng
and-
and
thal
resources
of
was
due
10
the
mu6h
one
group
of
countries
has
Wn
1
against
those
nf
WW
L!t
rru
.
n,
balanced
smaller
rolling
equipment.
ttoh
irVnS
?to
?mQthr
ST"P-
..Threats
Of
Violence
or
Exhibition
Impressions
such
moves
as
intervention
in
Spain
and
the
occupation
of
Telllne
of
the
EmPlre
Exposition
Austria
have
been
calculated
to
a
hair
to
ealn
nation
nl
at
olaseow.
D"-
Large
spoke
of
the
successes
Without
Setting
off
a
world
War
4
uu,,tU
wonderful
fountains,
which
wert
jmparison
with
811,500
pounds
:n
he
same
month
last
year.
Tht
ital
of
Canadian
landings
this
ugust
was
738500
pounds
frorr.
rty-two
Canadian
vessels
as
-"n-
731.800
pounds
In
Aug-X
1937.
At
Seattle
this
August
li;
iatr
landed
a
total
of
2590,000
-unds
at
an
average
price
of
Jusl
'ver
9c
per
pound
for
a
tota)
valut
t
zj4,n.
in
August
1937
Seattle
ndintrs
totalled
2,081,000
pound
rom
sixty-eight
boats
with
a
tota:
"ilue
of
$224
000
at
an
averar
ice
of
I034c
per
nound.
local
Man
Given
First
Aid
Ticket
Instructor's
Certificate
For
Five
Years
Is
Awarded
Frank
Clark
Of
This
City
OTTAWA,
Sept.
l:'(CP)-
Prank
Clark
;of
Prince
Rupert
has
ben
granted
aii
Instructor's
sertlfiravf
for
a
five
year
neriod
bv
th
nr'i
bulance
committee
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association.
of
Dr.
A.
W.
Large
and
Dr
C.
A
Service
of
Toronto,
E.
T.
Kennej
M.
L.
A.,
Terrace;
C.
J.
Deeth
Vancouver,
and
Harry
Gordon-Cooper,
Neil
Ross
and
W.
D.
Vance
Tne
president
congratulated
ur
Gordon-Cooper
and
Mr.
Ross
on
the
work
they
had
carried
out
during
the
past
summer
as
directors
of
the
club's
supervised
playgrounds.
Mr.
Gordon
-Coonpr
In
replying
briefly,
acknowledged
th
mn!niotl
a
m.iw.i.
D
ucumiiueu
u
peace
IS
o
be
iouudings
which
It
seemed
a
shame
help
"eiP
that
ini
had
had
been
been
given
given
by
by
the
the
uifijmaineq.
Amone:
those
forces
and
stresses
the
econ-ihould
be
PuUed
down
after
the'clubJand
its
officers
and
member
omjQ
resources
and
the
sympathies
of
the
American
nonnlpiFalr
was
over-
Canada
the
land
expressed
.
hope
that
wtb
their
WiClJ
CI
ef.
are
important.
There
is
little
assurance
that
thpv
wVii
08t
Prelenllous
disPIav
a"y
i
great
V
affect
the
usual
halnnpinrr
nf
bluf
tJt?
Sfy
Wl1
Dominions
but
It
was
almost
en-ohti
T
"lL:a
I8"0
?g
,f
The
realltlrely
along
commercial
lines
and
forts
as
directors
had
been
instm
mental
to
some
extent
ln
Justify-Ing
the
program
generally.
tht
Wnh
P,
t
L1
WUU1U
0mV
De
lelt
after
WaHee
no
understanding
of
the
life'
Joe
joe
scott
bcott
was
was
welcomed
welcomed
as
as
i
vh
i
l
vOUay
those
Who
are
Calculating
risks
With
aior
natural
conditions
of
the
coun-1
latest
new
member
of
the
club
sliderule
have
to
measure
pot
only
how
much
their
ltry'
Dr
Ur8e
was
aisap.
-
-
-
onnnn
u,eir
entBW
ill
lWvp
.V
PPon-irJolnted
.
'
tin
rntWtlinn-rai...-"i:
with
the
disnlav
of
-
they
Would
have
in
caVof
"
YYtxx'
,and-
d
'ind.
pa.
tlcularly
that
of
Scotland,
one
building
of
which
was
nothing
I
t
vtj
mA
nnr,
L1KL
TO
SEE
HIM
much
more
than
a
museum
while
The
person
Who
Wrote
a
letter
to
thp
Prlifn.
nt,i,!
another
was
devoted
largely
to
de-
al
for
E
publication
pJS
?X
under
tip
f1,mM
a
nnm
.h,
P
n-
Dl8,SUSted
Libr-
,ng
The
p!ctlng
depiction
lealth
pf
and
industries
Soclal
we"are
of
the
m
might
call
at
the
Daily
News
office.
The
vouchinnlUnited
random
was
more
,nter.
name
does
hot
appear
in
the
telephone
book
or
in
the
citv
neither
is
his
name
on
the
list
of
voters
A
hi
!lrF
belshed
his
talk
viwspaimar-,wllich
h$
interest
te&iSTSl
voters
we
should
like
to
him
see
personally.
We
would
course
of
his
travels
also
remind
correspondents
that
we
must
insist,
at
least
D-
a
Borland.
president
of
the
upon
bonafide
vouching
names
even
for
letters
to
anneir
PP
club'
was
ln
the
chalr
md
there
under
nom-de-plume.
uc
luu.t.
was
&JZod
attendance
of
mem-
Ders
guests
ta
presenc8
For
Sale
By
Tender
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
undersigned
up
to
noon,
Monday,
September
12th,,
1938,
for
sale
of
pleasure
gasboat
"Oladys
M."
now
moored
at
Armour's
Salvage
dock.
Highest
or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
NORMAN
A.
WATT
Official
Administrator
0
PAflE
TBO
THE
DAILY
XEWS
Thursday
Sept.
School
Si
BOVS
AND
CIRLS
BOOTS
&
SHOES
AH
the
leading
makes
including:
Greb,
Sisman's,
Jack
&
Jill,
Little
Pal,
and
Hewestons.
MVe
can
guarantee-the
quality
and
they
are
priced
as
low
as
cheaper
shoes.
You
cannot
go
wrong
on
these
dependable
lines.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
SOFT
PEDAL
PUT
ON
WAR
WHIFFLETS
Prom
The
Waterfront
PATTULLO
PARTY
MASTER-TALKS
TO
FOLLOWERS
'wntftd
r.wi
.".t-
Onei
When
the
President
walked
out
a;
leaned
over
to
one
(
h
er-
v.nally
friendly
enem!
"iV-
"That's
pot
asking
them,
that's
OU
Country
Trip
.station,
arrived
in
port
last
night
ihe
Premier
of
this
oravlnw
;
from
the
south
haTing
on
boardDr.
talk"
tc
his
assoctat?s
like
"a
Dutch
i
"One
does
not
hear
talk
of
war
A.
Lf
Tester
and
Dr.
R.
B.
Bough-
ehclfi
He
bakes
nt
the
rM"
'
generally
in
the
Old
Country
like
ten
of
the
scientific
staff
of
the
attempt
at
oratory
There
c
little
rit
is
here."
said
Dr.
R.
Q.
Larse
Nanaimo
station
who
are
here
In
'twnnt
to
c-Jldi
t
in
speaking
before
the
Prince
Ru-
-ccanectlon
-with
the
extension
n?at
phraies.
Yet
.n'-i-.
per
Gyro
piup
at
its
regular
weckr
pxrtb
of
herring
investigation
work,
nijr
out
dear
b3yc.iJ
a
)
.:.
ui..
recent
trip
to
the
British
Isles.
Inlet
reduction
plant
this
after-
They
Uke
It
"The
newspapers
do
not
feature
up
noon
and.
If
weather
p
remits,
a
What
zaUht
te
WiorHn
f
ar.
tne
international
situation
like
trip
may
be
made
to
the
Queen
'UHer
is
tbt
thin
P
:
-
:.
to
delve
rather
deeply
into
them
Knight
Is
to
district
waters.
The
j':
style.
He
has
obvicrly
e
,to
find
even
mention
of
the
con-
vessel
Is
a
sister
shin
of
the
well
obll-fied
for
hlnsf
r.--nwJi'
'
jflict
In
Spain
cr
the
Orient.
Never-
known
local
fisheries
patrol
cruiser
me
posit
jon
that
Sir
Jjmes
W.iit-
theless
preparations
for
war
are
RtadJ.
and
Is
semi-diesel
englned.
niy
used
to
occupy
with
the
On
nllltA
Q
r.ro
.onf
qnH
nna
avf4cnMk
,
,
,
.
,
1
.
.
.,
.
i
timcmr
tjea
uroui
is
captain
ana
ujiancs
lano
uenservauves.
inev
isaiu-is
the
"Fitter
Britain"
campaign
Bennett
eneineer.
er
hi-
bluntness
as
a
sort
of
lath-in
which
steps
are
being
taken
tot
priy
privilege.
improve
the
people
from
the
THE
SCOTCH
THAT
CIRCLES
THE
GLOBE
standpoint
of
health
and
physique
rrcmlng
from
Ketchikan
with
a
least
surprising
In
the
context
of
hostile
heckle
whn
one
Iti-tne;
Dr.
Large
was
much
lmDresrcd
with
housing
improvements
to
be
tiercts
for
transshipment
East
over
--ee;h.
In
his
refereney
to
healtl
.
w
Kei(
leiu.y,
by
f
,
w.,
j
p-rwcuiaru
-Canadian
NaUona;
Ranwaj'S.
insurance
he
was
treading
come-
-We
ca
.
uv
n
'
"
5S
C
"!f-
fi!!"
beta
what
warily.
I
thought.
I
guessed
...
T,
wil
ch
a
feyWnc
vo,re
of
new
r"..
,mp7:mLin.th!Jru."
of
that
a"
ns:1::
added-
heor"
The
,
laree
,,
1
cones
c
me
ironing
gruunus
u
re-
since
waa
suu
-
ozuig
-
i
wajcu
-
t
111
me
n
mM
IIH.h.
tn
Ui
i,,.
I
"
ilir
-
f.
I'
a
a
luce
extent
cAicni
nnlform
uiiiiurm
nncclhlv
dossidiv
in
in
i
j
.
j.i
-..
wm...
ported
today.
Packers
are
now
back
rooms
of
the
delegates'
billets,
address
but
five
real
bursts
of
ap-making
daily
trips.
Prices
are
good
"Must
Program
plause.
rnce
?
hei
Mi
P
'
hr
and
the
fishermen
are
making
a
Premier
pattullo
erved
blunt
no-
mnrkpd
thnt
we
upr
rwrhnnt
tret-
Uew
dollars.
tlce
on
Ottawa
that
he
will
fight
no
im
ift
ntani
nuhn
Kttr
'
-
f-curlv
for
a
better
relative
h
bruibed
aside
Soaialism
ty
ay-
With
a
fair
run
of
cohoes
con-hMre
of
the
total
income
taxes
intr
thnt
u
.prvhndv
in
r
n
ontl
tinuing
for
the
gill-net
fleet,
alhiUzd
in
British
Columbia.
Ob-(
v
e4
,
,
.,
,v
-
'
,
j
salmon
canneries
on
the
Skeenal
"u-Jy,
he
hopet
that
'oih
a
River
are
still
in
operation
thl.,
ve
will
follow
the
work
of
the
the
m0rnlng.
and
three
times
when
I'pek
find
thi
mfrtt
If
not
nil
nf
r.ell
r.mmli"n
...
"
-
"
.
:
r;
wa
a.re-
nn,
in'
'
'
them,
will
continue
Into
next
week
He
stressed
over
and
over
again
war
and
Canada
and
thr
Hn
There
Is
a
possibility
that
Cassiar
!
Rovernment's
rteterm'm'
'on
'
:lu.d
state.
should
stand
together
nay
.close
this
week-end.
During
i"iftx
out
thorough
oil
drllllnir
the
past
day
or
so,
ft
is
reported
-atlon-
In
the
Peace
River
district
cnd
nnnW,.,
hnupH
ah
u
'he
coho
run
on
the
Skeena
hasi
and
to
carrv
thm
aut
flr-t
in-
:u.
.1.1
.
,
'
1
shown
a
tendency
to
drop
off.
and
always
as
a
public
enterprise.
rp,r.tin
n
i.
.,M-
n.
-rv-tni
w1Ui
m
lf
anv)
tot
tne
ce0
even
to
a
newcomer,
that
the
Liber-Halibut
miihnt
,
i-nHin..
landings
both
at
t,
Prince
'nle
of
Drltish
Columhia
as
a
whnl
i.
o-i.i.u
t..w.
d-.
j
,
.
'
.auui
umuii
uumiiiuia
aic
cucm-
Rupert
and
Seattle
during
the
it
vtu,-
nf
mnrw
in
roonrd
t
...
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.
.
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.
U6U.
r
exenea
rnmseii.
lie
recoraw
witn
ers
feel
like
this
because
th-v
think
Oal
landings
at
Prince
Rupert
ten
frankness
the
history
of
the
hat
his
Ansurt
were
1.759500
pound
I
negotiations
between
WmJlf.
Pres-
for
o
AtaecCe
Td!
s
compared
with
IMW
pound
Went
Roosevelt
and
Prim-
Minlrter
not
know
.egit'T"
8
n
2SL01
LaS.
,a.r.,aSr
"I
.th
ke
him
because
of
his
"must-
legislation
If
and
when
res-
:never
heard
anything
more
terse
or
.oiC
paruw
agree.
more
forCeful
than
when
the
Prem-
Possibly
in
order
to
conciliate
the
ier
warned
his
audience
that
this
followers
of
Gerry
McOear.
M.P..
province
must
be
settled
or
eventu-the
Premier
also
reiterated
his
sup-
any
lost
to
the
people
of
hungrier
port
of
the
principle
of
national!
lands.
use
of
public
credit
for
of
purposes
"What
you
don't
use
you
Jose"
carrying
out
public
works.
was
his
epigram.
I
don't
think
Mr.
Mistaking;
Who
Is
Bow
Pattullo
will
ever
lose
his
leader-j
I
do
not
recall
ever
having
heard
ship
of
the
Liberals
of
this
province1
.
uuiAiiMiu
jjuuuuui
specn
in
tor
want
or
using
It.
Canada
which
was
so
favorably
re-
celved
by
almost
the
entire
aud-
NORWOOD
GREEN,
Eng
.
Sept
lence
but
which
was
so
infrequently
l:
(CP
A
seven-foot
cricket
bat
interrupted
by
applause
or
other-
as
the
rtake,
Wolf
Inn
defeated
w'i5;
Lamb
Inn
by
29
runs
here
recently
There
were
several
bursts
of
They
were
playing
a
return
matth
friendly
laughter
There
was
one
after
30
years.
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