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Thursday.
Septembe
.15,
4938,
j
CHAMBERLAIN'S
MOVE
The
move
of
Prime
Minister
.Chamberlain
in
deciding
to
meet
Chancellor
Hitler
face
to
face
and
discuss
the
international
situation
was,
we
believe,
unprecedented
and
unexpected.
It
was
rather
a
daring
thing
to
do
but
is
right
in
line
with
modern
ideas
of
diplomacy.
We
seem
tp
be
finding
out
that
Neville
Chamberlain
is
r.eally
a
hig
man.
Jf
he
succeeds
in
preventing
.a
world
war
Uie
world
will
owe
him
a
tremendous
debt
-of
gratitude.
If
Jie
fails,
he
will
feel
that
he
will
have
done
his
best
and
the
world
will
be
sure
that
it
was
riot
for
want
of
trying
that
the
war
was
not
prevented.
It
was
a
simple
thing
hut
to
most
people
something
that
had
not
been
thought
of.
It
is
clear
that
all
the
Fuehrer
has
to
do
is
to
raise
a
finger
to
stop
the
trouble
in
Czechoslovakia.
It
is
an
intolerable
situation
for
a
section
of
any
country
to
be
coji
Hiving
with
.another
country
to
bring
about
a
change
of
flag.
In
anv
other
countries
the
npnnlp
nf
tHo
SiirWcri
would
be
called
traitors,
but
the
present
sitpatipn
was.
iAJiu
jirinem
oy
me
treaty
o;
versames
and
should
be
,
v
"
"
vci
u.iutii
yvuuiu
prevent
gimuai
eiiip
Everyone
hopes
that
Mr.
Chamberlain
will
meet
with
succesr.
jn
his
mission.
He
will
have
the
.blessing
of
the'
civilized
world
in
his
effort.
'
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TQKIO'S
STAND
The
stand
taken
bv
Janan
is
certainl
v
mnrp
hlnff
fVan
anything
else.
That
country
has
more
than
she'
'cant
handle
in
China
inst
now.
Thp
snnVpcmnn
ixf
fvp
rrnaH
ment
worded
the
dare
very
carefully
so
that
'
it
talent?
mean
anykinin
.or
noLOuig.
jjie
object
Ayas
to
fthow
tie
world
JJiat
she
was
hacking
up
her
?,
Gerniany.
IIAJTY
AUSTRALIA
Australia
was
an
obiect
lesson
to
thp
rpst.
nf
-tVio
Em
pire.
Many
of
us
wish
.that
our
own
government
at
Otta-1
va
had
een
in
a
position
to
do
the
same
but
Jbpy
jirei
Under
pledge
to
do
nothing
without
calling
Parjinme.nt
jnV
j)
.session.
The
moral
force
of
beiog.jib.ie
to
.spiaak
.decis.
lvelv
and
at
once
as
Australia
rlirl
vpatprrlnv
?a
n
nant..
elj)
in
bringing
about
a
.settlement.
v
i
JtD
MENACE
MELBOURNE,
Victoria,
Sept.
5:
(CP)"
Australian
women
were
told
by
Minister
of
Defence
Thorby
that
they
helped
maintain
a
valuable
defence
auxiliary
by
us,lng
lipstick.
He
said
In
an
address
".here
the
factory
now
manufacturing
brass
lipstick
containers
would
be
con
BERLINS
CLEAN-UP
.BERLIN,
Sept.
15:
tCPJ
More
than
8,000
ddgs
and
13.000
cat
Lwent
to
the
".electric
chair"
here
last
year.
IT
.GOT
THERE
SALFORD,
Eng.,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
A
postcard
mailed
at
Roytori
,
December
2,
1913,
arrived
ai
Eccles,
12
miles
distant,
the
other
day
25
years
late.
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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
I
-Circulation!
RECORD
IN
FINAL
GAME
SPEEDING
OCEAN
FALLS
John
Cobb
Makes
Hour
On
Utah
350
Miles
Salt
Hats
An
BOXNEyiLJ-E,.
Vah.
Sent.
15:
(CP)
Wealthy
Ph.n
QpW
9!
London
vp5tt
the
jiorld
automo-bjle
.speed.
br,o.n.e
with
the
un-nrpceoted
roark
.of
.350.82
miles
pti
hoty
jo&
the
Salt
Flats
here
niiles
per
Uotur
established
her
Shamroiks
played
with
only
nine
Ladles
Doubles
ifiss
F.
Ecclestori
qn
August
.27.
by
Captain
.George
players
for
half
an
hour,
Scotty
Ed-
and
Mrs.
K.
Wood
beat
MVs.
I
Mc-
Eyston,
retired
British
Army
Of-
wards
turned
up
then
to
make
,ten
Alister
and
Mrs.
Oxenbury.
ficer.
Cobb
reached
the
top
speed
of
333
miles
per
hour
going
north
and
made
347
southward.
Captain
Eyston
announced
to-day
that
he
would
try
a
fa
in
tomorrow
to
redeem
the
record.
CANADIAN
WON
GAME
loe
Thompson
of
Hamilton
Beat
Walter
Blevins
in
Amateur
Golf
Championship
Series
PITTSBURG,
Sept.
15.
Joe
Thompson
of
Hamilton,
Ontario,
kept
the
Canadian
challenge
for
the
United
States
amateur
golf
championship
alive
by
defeating
Walter
Blevins
of
Kansas
City
one
up
In
the
nineteen
hole
third
round
struggle.
'
:
!
WENT
FOR
NOTHING
,BATH,
Ens,
Sept
15:
(CP)
-When
Census
finished
.outside
ths
money
with
Gordon
Richard
Oil
Bertnett,
put
him
up
for
sale
There
were
no
bidders
and
the
horse
was
giyen
to
Tim
Harney,
iwho
won
the
Grand
NaUonal
on
Forbra
In
1
932,
Shamrock
Defeated
Rangers
in
t
Football
Game
at
Papei
Town
On
Sunday
and
Maxwell
were
the
pick
ot
the
forwards.
Far
the
Rangers
McConachle.
Thomas
and
Evans
made
a
strong
half
line
kicking
the
ball
well
ud
to
the
forwards
but
they
were
unable
to
Increase
the
score
and
overhaul
the
Shamrocks.
The
lineup
was
as
follows:
Rangers
Compton,
Simpson,
Hodgson,
McConachle,
Thomas,
Evans,
Barclay.
J.
OUett,
S.
Ollett.
J.
McCausland,
C.
Langdale.
Shamrocks
Gillanders,
D.
Orr.
R..I
Robertson,
J.
McKenzle,
J.
Boothe
Scotty
Edwards.
R.
Burgess,
Maxwell,
V.
Whlttaker.
S.
McGlll.
Referee
Bill
Henderson.
If
you
'-wish
to
swap
a
Classified,
t
OLD
FASHIONED
fpddle
.well
.
In
Old
Fhiontd
jll,
one-hilf
lump
jugar,
tt4-fRpon
water
ed
dish
bitten.
Add
fubei
of
ice,
half
slice
oran9e,
,itid
pf.pinwpplt,
ilice
of
lemon
,f
nd.
maraichino
cherry.
Fill
with
f.CP.
13year.OldRye.
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COCKTAIL
1
part
B.CD.
13
Year
Old
Rye
'
Whlilty,
1
part
Italian
Vermouth,
dash
bitters,
dash
of
gum
syrup
or
pinch
of
.sugar.
Stir,
don't
shake.
Serve
with
Maraschino
Gierry.
RYE
HIGHBALL
1
lssr
B.CD.
13
Year
.Old
Rye,
2
cubes
of
ce,
1
twist
lemon
peel.
Fill
glass
with
singer
ait
or
soda.
Tennis
Games
At
Ocean
Falls
Are
Played
Week.End
OCEAN
FALLS,
Sept.
15.
dames
,ln
the
Ocean
Falls
open
fennla
1
Jounyunent
wee
pjayed
at
the,
i
OCEAN
FALLS,
Sept.
15.
The
Week
end.
The
flngl
between
Wil-
flnal
game
for
the
McSwan
Cup
Warns
and
Martin
wa's
held
over.
was
played
on
Sunday.
Shamrocks
Results
follow:
were
the
victors,
the
Rangers
be-
Ladle"
"single
Mrs.
E.
L.
He
smashed
Uie
record
of
345.49
:
lng
on
the
thsrt
end
O.f
a
2-J
score,
stenstrom
heat
Mrs.
K.
Wood.
payers
but
the
Shamrocks
had
to
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
H.
Wrlnch
continue
a
man
short.
Ray
Bur-
and
Mr.
T.
Christie
beat.
Mrs,
K.
gesr
at
centre
forward
for
Sham-
McAllister
and
Mr.
0.
Martin,
rocks
got
the
game
off
to
an
early.
Men's
Doubles
Hill
and
Williams
start
scoring
two
goals
in
five
mln-ibeat
Clark
and
Martin,
utes.
Ransers
tried
hard
to
score
,
and
even
the
game
but
the
Sham-.
rocks
held
them
off
until
five
min-1
utes
from
jiie
end
Sonny
OHe,tt
.
headed
a
cross
in
from
the
wing,
p.;
Orr
and
R.
Robertson
at
back
put'rain
BASEBALL
SCORES
New
American
League
York-Cleyeland,
postponed,
up
a
strong
defense
with
Olllanders
,
Boston
9,
Detroit
2.
making
several
great
saves
In
goal.
Philadelphia
4,
St.
Louis
3,
se.c-J.
McKenzle
played
his
usual
0nd
game
called,
darkness,
no
trong
game
at
half
back.
Burgess
scorlnz
.
National
League
Pittsburgh
0-3,
New
York
3-10.
Cincinnati
2-8,
Brooklyn,
.0-4.
Chicago
G,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
12-3,
Philadelphia
9-2.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
1,
Derby
County
2.
Huddersfiel
0,
Sunderland
1.
Liverpool
3,
Middlesbrough
1.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Arbroath
1,
Queen
of
outh
1
Ayr
United
.2,
Clyde
4.
Celtic
1,
Ham.liton
Academicals
Hibernians
0,
Kilmarnock
1.
Motherwell
0,
Rangers
5.
St.
Johnstone
4,
Albion
Rovers
0.
Third
Lanark
1.
Aberdeen
1.
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goodness
of
this
fine,
Double
Distilled
Spirit.
The
full-flavoured
smoothness
of
B.CD.
Rye
Whisky
comes
from
its
being
brought
to
maturity
jn
oak
finished
"nature'.s
way
The
Canadian
Government's
seal
on
the
bottle
guarantees
the
age
of
this
world
renowned
British
Columbia
made
product.
25
oz
bottle
40
oz.
bottle
$2.75
$4,00
.
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britishcqlumbia
distiiXerv'
CO.
Lrn
l
"BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PRODUCTS
BUILD
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PAYROLLS."
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DD4M
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THii
tis.ment
Is
no.
Published
or
displayed
by
he
Liq,or
Contrpl
.Boird
or
by
1
th.
4
Government
of,
Brjjiih
Columbia
t
Reformed
Criminal
Visiting
In
City
,
There
arrived
In
the
city
yester-i
!
day
a
ratjtiex
well
ti9$n
'Silent
Bill
Biddle."
He
1$
on
a
Sport
Briel
ENDS
BUSY
SLS0V
I
Silent
Bill
Biddle
Will
Tell
Some
of
lhi
;
W
0.
4
WU
JiMW!MS
&
ASsL'SK
,
up
the
1938
season
with
I'
5
in
ntv
.....
.
"Th
prtrf
forn
U
hid
tobacco
con
b
irooktd."
CIGARETTES
a
$2C835.
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than
f
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UUI
U.;t
ta
A
LQXG
0'E
CH?0FnD.
Eng
set
iwMnrp
lour
ana
wiu
suran
tu
hi
ir-pi
w
ur
T.i.
.
pUy
on
Sunday
.e.veoi.ng.
U
Ls
i
captahi
of
the
dub
:
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
,0f
232
yards,
-
ith
a
bvJJ
BM
spem
eignwen
years,
uj
omKin
one
stroke
at
thu
Tlumh
Sing
and
evidently
he
does
not
like
'
Forest
golf
course
m
prison
sq
he
is
now
devoting
his
life
o
trying
to
keep
people
o.ut
of,
SWISS
MF.yT
AKSINai
tail
it
It
is
ts
mid
said
that
that
he
be
elves
gives
a
a
vivid
vivid
invtvivi
cnt
t
"
'
"
.
.
...
tfWYWi
a
IL.PI-
portrayal
of
life
in
penal
tnstltu-.
eiti
tpecer
team
vlub
tm
tlons
and
he
shows
young
people
vAth
a
2-1
victory
over
Et.e!m
I
jnaj
a,
nieoi
crune
uoea
ny
iiajr.
juncn
mis
summer
via
planl
Bill
was
at
a
reform
school
before
icnal
at
Highbury
September
jl
ne
Decame
notorious
us
unc
ut
i,c;
.
-
gang
9;
Bldd)e
BrQ.th.ers.
;ie
has'
BKADMANJ
BKEKS
V&
lth
them
.a-
set
of
pictures
which
MANCHESTER
Eng
Set
are
said
to
be
very
realistic.
i
CP)-rsStatlst:clan.ti
point
Wt
i
uon
Hraqman
has
fr
r?l
ovd
Reach
the
most
people
In
City
'
century
at
the
Old
Traltord
pn
and
district
with
an
advertisement
here.
He
hit
the
m-msA
&
In
the
Dally
News.
jthl
swmmer
against
Lancato
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LID.
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Vancouver
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p.m.
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Vancouver,
Thurs.
a.m.
pue
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Mondiy
tB.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
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Regarding
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Rupert,
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It's
interesting
to
know
when
reading
the
Daily
j
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doing
the
w