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Wednesday,
May
18,
1938.
FORMER
PRESIDENT'S
POLICY
Former
President
Hoover
blames
the
new
deal
policy
,
of
the
administration
for
the
failure
of
the
United
States
to
recover
as
other
nations
have
done.
He
says
that
a'
similar
new
deal
in
European
countries
led
to
dictator-!
.ships.
Jn
place
of
that
he
would
substitute
greater
economy
.Balanced
JMdgets,
the
same
rights
for
employer
as
for
employee
before
the
Labor
Board
and
a
stop
to
indiscriminate
defamations
of
business
with
its
creation
of
class
hate.
'
While
Mr.
Hoover
may
not
be
the
candidate
for
the
presidency
at
the
next
election,
he
is
in
close
touch
with'
Republican
policies
and
he
speaks
with
a
certain
amount'
of
authority.
In
a
recent
address
he
showed
that
the'
debt
of
the
United
States
had
doubled
in
the
past
five1,
years
and
was
still
increasing
through
failure
to
balance,
the
budget.
At
the
beginning
of
the
New
Deal,
the
debt
...was
twenty-one
billion
dollars
while
today
it
was
fortv
twb
billions
and
there
were
twelve
million
.unemployed
,
inane
cumin
ELECTION
FRIDAY
Interest
centres
in
the
provincial
by-election
in
Dewd
ney
on
Friday
not
because
the
stability
of
the
govern-'
ment
will
be
affected,
no
matter
what
the
decision
of
the
electors,but
because
the
result
will
give
some
idea
of
the
relative
strengths
of
the
opposing
parties.
If
the
Conservatives
win,
the
leader
of
the
Conservatives
in
the
Legislature
will
continue
as
the
official
opposition.
If
the
government
wins
no
one
can
be
certain
what
effect
it
will
have
on
opposition
forces.
More
interesting
than
who
is
to
lead
the
opposition
in
the
Legislature
will
be
the
information
conveyed
to
the
rest
of
the
people
of
the
province
as
to
how
the
parties
stand
in
a
constituency
that
was
Conservative
at
the
last
,
election.
Dr.
Irish
Is
Speaker
Returned
Missionary
From
Chiiia
Addiessjs
Kltsegukla
Congregation
pieces
and
people
destroyed,
and
schools
were
closed
during
V.ie
daytime
and
only
opened
in
ear'
mornings
and
late
evenings.
Child
ren
go
to
school
at
6
a.m;
banks
open
at
4
p.m.
for
business.
!
However
with
these
forriblc
conditions
the
Chinese
Christians
art
not
bitter
but
ar?
praying
for
the
Japanese
people.
'
During
the
servfee,
Mr.
Irish
KITSEGUKLA,
May
18:
On
recited
the
Lord's
Prayer
In
Chi
Sunday
evening
Rev.
H.
H.
Irish
of
nose
and
also
sang
a
hymn
with
Chunking.
China,
a
missionary
Chinese
words
and
melody.
i
home
on
furlough,
paid
a
visit
tc
KltBegukla
and
gave
a
very
Inter-'
esting
address
in
the
United
Church.
Ho
-was
accompanied
by
his
son
Dr.
Robert
IrWi,
or
11
Ha2clton
Hospital
staff.
The
'service
was
well
attended
and
all
who'
were
home,
many
having,
Jeft
for
the
canneries,
made
a
special
effort
to
be
there,
Rev
BLshpp
Black,
the
pastor,
conduced
the
service
and
he
was
assisted
by
Mr.
Peter
Mark.
During
his
address
Mr.
Irl?h
told
of
the
terrible
conditions
due
to
Japanese
bombs
and
air
raids
He
said
the
Chinese
were
building
underground
tunnels
for
shelter
Trains
were
literally
blown
to
Chungking
Is
now
the
Chinese
capital,
said
Mr.
Irish
and
it
Is
a
very
important
city,
much
largei
lhan
Vancouver.
There
are
about
fifteen
United
Churches
all
undei
the
care
of
Chinese
ordained
ministers,
supported
wholly
by
Chinese.
'
j
Mr.
Irish
hopes
to
return
to
China
after
his
holiday
In
Canada.
!
It
Is
soven
years
since
he
was
here
before.
He
said
his
son
had
grown
to
be
a
man
since
he
last
saw
him
A
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
to
Mr.
Irish
by
the
people
and
hi
was
asked
to
come
again.
j
The
Dally
New
has
an
audltea
Stor.
circulation.
Play
safel
i'
King's
Plate
In
Nutshell
I
First
run
1860.
Distance
1'
a
miles.
Race
record
1:54
1-5
First
winner
Don
Juan,
owned
by
James
White.
Last
year's
winner
Gold
lure,
owned
by
H.
C.
Hatch.
Shortest
-
priced
wlnned
Horometer
at
odds
of
l-20;
in
1934.
Won
most
by
Seagram
Stable.
20
times.
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BASEBALL
SCORES
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I
American
Leajue
1
New
York
at
St.
Louis
postpone!,
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rain.
Philadelphia.
Washington
poned,
rain.'
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Cleveland.
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Boston
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KITWANGA
Detroit,
poKtJBaseball,
Fwotball
and
oIlbail
iasi
Boston
at
Chicago,
postponed,
rain.
National
League
St.
Loins,
-2;
Brooklyn,
-1.
Pittsburg.
0;
Boston.
1.
.
Cincinnati,
13;
Boston,
1.
Chicago,
5;
New
York,
6.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
-
W
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New
York
.19
4
Pittsburg
13
10
Chicago
14
12
Cincinnati
13
13
,St.
Louis
11
12
'Boston
10
11
i
Brooklyn
10
17
Philadelphia
5
16
.Nlglil
liming
uraajr
r
VttUria
Day
KITWANGA.
May
:iBi
With
Kit
'yvanga
baseball
and
football
Uom
ttnd
a
Kltsegukla
sdftball
team
in
attendance
for
games,
there
was
a
successful
sports
day
In
Kltwanga
last
Saturday.
"Weather
was
pro
pltious
and
there
were
visitors
from
various
villages
In
.the
dis
trict.
I
In
baseball.
Kltwanga
'defeated
Cedarvale
17
to
14.
Harold
ln
clair
was
the
umpire.
I
The
football
game,
refereed
b;
Alhort
riniico
of
tf
Iftunnrnol
re
-823stulted
in
a
two-all
draw.
.5R5j
in
the
softball
game
Kltwanga
.538
1
defeated
Kltsegukla
'26
to
9.
Af-.500
1
red
Mulwaln
was
umpire.
In
the
evening
there
was
a
con-i
cert
in
Kltwanga
Community-Hall
The
feature
of
the
entertainment
was
a
minstrel
show
with
Harold
I
Sinclair
as
Interlocutor.
Walter
'Sinclair
played
the
part
of
Andj
Gin.
while
Albert
Sinclair
represented
JStO
.609
v,671
Amos.
Others
taking
part
In
a.
comical
and
mance
were
9
entertaining
perfor
Silas
Innes
(Barmy
.435
Google),
Mrs,
.Miriam,
Washburn
.422
(Mrs.
Barney
Goo-jle),
Mrs,
Sarah
.318.
Benson
(Mrs.
Andy),
Mrs.
Sarah
.292
(Innes
(Mrs.
Amos);
Eddie
Benson
'and
Sam
Milton.
There
was
also
an
Indian
war
dance
In
ancient
icostume
conducted
by
Charles
Smith
and
Tommy
Weget,
those
NEW
YORK
I
(CP)
Bar
Mistaking
part
also
being
Mrs,
Miriam
ver
was:
unchanged
it
424c
per
Washburn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
inct-i
Harris,
Mrs.
Charles
Smith,
Mrs.'
al
market
today.
lEmma
Hoblnson
and
Jacob
Milton.
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
LOAN
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
authorized
by
the
Minister
of
Finance
to
receive
subscriptions
for
a
loan,
to
be
issued
for
cash
as
follows:
820,000,000.00
Six-Year
.2
Bonds,
due
June
1,
1914
IssuejPr.ice:
99.375
and
Accrued
Interest,
Yielding
approximately
2.11
to
Maturity.
AND
if!'
$30,000,000.00
Twenty-Year
i
Bonds,
due
June
I,
19"8
rallalile
on
or
aflrr
June
1,195s
Issue
Price:
9,9.00
ana"
Accrued
Interest?
Yielding
approximately
3.07
to
Maturity.
payable
in
lawful
money
of
Canada.
Interest
lerest
will
will
on
June
1
and
December
I
J
at
any
lira
Denomination!
,
v.
l'roreis
will
he.usetl
for
Reneral
purposes
of
tlie
..fiovernmfrit
of
Canada.
I
ASTHMA
RELIEF
Payment"
to
he
made-in
fiill
against
delivery,
of
interim
ceriifieatifs
oh'or
ahout
June
1,
1038.
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Tbouuu)
kiTt
foua4
quick
and
tuy
rtlicf
from
Attbsu.
Ill
Ftfr
'ind
BrotcbUl
(roublft
la
th
m
of
KtUof
g'
Aithau
Klit
Yob
cu
rtliat
your
offtrlBf
.
.
.tnjojr
lift
nor
..
.
with
Um
litf
tidt
ftmon
hrbl
protntleo
uordt.
KtllOf
(
i
Aitha
rulnf
b
1ta
uixl
by
(uffcrcra
for
or
60
7MTl.Yoa
(Imply
tubal
tb
fumn.
H
'iip
'
The
Bank
of
Canada
is
further
authorized
to
receive
applications
to
convert
Dominion
of
Canada
Ify
Bonds,
"due
OetoherlS,
19.t8
V.'
:
into
ah
equal
par
value
of
additional
bonds
of
either
of
the
above
issues.
V
2
Honds,
due
October
15,
1038,
(with
the
final
coupon
attflrhed)
'
nrrepted
for
conversion
will
he
valued
al
lOO.ROCf.
which
includes
an
adjustment
for
accrued
intereM,
in
exchante
for
tic
new
lionds
at
the
offering
prices,
llondi
accepted
for
conversion
will
he
exchanced
for
interim
certificates
and
the
resultant
cash
adjustment
made
in
favor
of
the
subscriber
on
or
after
June
1,
1038.
The
2
and
the
.1
lionds
will
be
dated
June
1,
1038
I'rinrtnai
an,
I
...:n
i
Yeur
inert
t
druj
ttert
hat
iL
AJo
obUinbU
In
agtrttM
(on.
Norllmii
I7BU
l.JJWUC4
Tomta
be
payable-
without
charge.
emi-annuallyj
,
nch
in
Canada
of
any
chartered
bank.
"
.nfs'
1
Honds
$1,000.00
'
Honda
$100.00,
500.M
d
,(M)6.00
Cash
subscriptions
and
conversion
applications
may
be
made
to
the
Jle
ad
Office
of
the
Hank
of
Canada.
Ottawa,
through
any
branch
in
Canada
of
any
charterfd
bank
or
through
recognized
dealer,
from
whom
copies
of
the
official
prospectus
containing
complete
details
anv
of
the
issue
may
be
obtnihed.The
Minister
of
Finance
reserves
the
right
to
allot
cash
subscrintion.
in
full
or
in
partf
1
The
lists
for
cash
subscriptions
and
conversion,
applications
will
open
ort
May
18
193a
r
lists
will
close
as
to
either
maturity
or
both
in
the
case
of
either
cash
lubsrriptionii
or
conversion
applications,
with
or
without
notice,
al
the
discretion
of
the
Minister
of
'
Finance.
'
'
Ottawa,
Mat
17,
1038.
Wadnfolay.
May
13,
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Booklet
VV
After
the
concert
program
thert
next
week
when
there
will
bai
was
a
dance
with
music
by
Stanley
full
program
of
sports
events
u
Williams
and
Percy
Sterrlth.
There
well
as
entertainment
in
the
eve-was
also
a
mock
radio
broadcast
lilng,
galn
featuring
the
Indiw
by
Harold
Sinclair.
'dance.
In
the
morning
thrt
The
proceeds
of
last
Saturday's
1H
bea
parade
led
by
the
Kit.
events
wlil
go
towards
the
Victoria
wahga
Band.
The
celebration
wl!i
Day
celebration
on
Tuesday
o(
be
in
the
hands
of
the
KlUangj
Ports
committee
to
-
-
which
Mr
KELLOGG'S
unu
o.
uiuiiias
iiarns
and
Mf
!
and
Mrs,
Thomas
Wenet
have
bein
added.
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