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OAILT
EDITION
THE
VANCOUVER
IUOTS
98
Monday,
June
20,
1938.
KISPIOX
VALLEY
PRODUCE
The
Hazelton
District
Chamber
of
Cnmmerpp
is
ph.
deavouring
to
promote
the
marketing
of
produce
from
the
fertile
Kispiox
Valley
at
or
throueh
Prince
Runnrt.
ThP
Stand
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
with
whom
the
matter
is
taken
up,
has
always
been,
logically
enough,
to
encourage
the
use
locally
of
district
products
in
preference
to
imported
goods.
As
far
as
possible,
it
will,
no
doubt,
endeavour
to
help
Kispiox
to
market
products
here.
There
is
room
for
them,
no
doubt.
If
Kispiox
is
able
to
lay
down
a
good
well-graded
product
on
.the
local
market,
it
will
be
easily
enough
disposed
of.
Prince
Rupert
people
are
usually
inclined
to
favor
local
or
district
produce
over
that
which
comes
further
afield
if
the
price
and
quality
are
anywhere
near
comnar-
able.
It
is
the
natural
thing.
THE
FRENCH
SITUATION
The
internal
political
situation
in
France,
evidently
fraught
with
a
good
deal
of
feeling
and
strife,
looks
rather
explosive
again.
There
has
been
hand
to
hand
fighting
in
tVio
rVinmt,
.
,
r,,,Vr,
n
v
rr
riu
L
1
1
w..
v.,uiuuu
ui
xvcjjunca.
a
iic
vex
anient
nas
suspended
Picking
a
fine
Suntlav
when
the
most
nf
npnnlo
wnnhi
than
bv
choosincr
to
ficrht
it
out.
And
rhev.
unrlnnhfofiUr
lost
the
sympathy
of
the
most
of
people
when,
like
a
lot
of
noongans,
mey
raced
aown
the
streets
after
the
ejection
breaking
plate
glass
windows
of
stores
as
thev
went
rind
doing
thousands
of
dollars
damage.
There
was
nothing
to
oe
gaineu
uy
mat
Kino
01
conduct.
It
only
went
to
show
that
they
were
a
crowd
of
irresponsible
trouble-makers
as
had
been
said.
We
dp
not
know
what
kind
of
punishment
will
be
handed
out
to
those
who
will
be
arrested
for
resisting
and
doing
wilful
damage
but
it
is
fairly
certain
that
not
only
they
but
others
will
suffer
as
a
result
of
their
Conduct.
The
whole
effect
of
the
demonstration
Was
spoiled
and
most
if
not
all
sympathy
lost
by
a
few
minutes
of
hoodlumism.
Undoubtedly,
many
who
,fe,lt
sorry
for
them
before
changed
their
feeling
to
that
of
indignation.
Sacramento
!
Increases
Its
Margin
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
20.
Sac-ramento
Senators
defeated
San
Diego
Padres
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
In
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
Saturday
to
increase
their
margin
of
league
leadership
of
San
Francisco
Seals
to
two
full
games.
Los
Angeles
Angels
defeated
Oakland
Acorns
two
to
nothing
and
Portland
Beavers
won
over
Seattle
Indians
C
to
1.
SPORT
CHAT
stopped
the
uneven
match.
ORT
ALL
READY
Ace
Pitcher
Of
.
FOR
FIGHT
50St?n
5.ees
Million
Dollar
(late
Expected
Tor
DFCclKS
TlngCf
Louis
Schmeling
Battle
Betting;
r-
Odds
Favor
Champion
BOSTON,
June
20:
Danny
Mac-
Fayden,
ace
right
hand
pitcher
of
NEW
YORK,
June
20:
(CPJ
Ev-
the
Boston
Bees,
broke
the
middle
erything
U
in
readiness
for
the
linear
of
his
pitching
hand
whlfc
,
world's
heavyweight
title
bout
on
fielding
a
line
drive
during
the
Wednesday
night
between
Joe
second
game
of
a
double-headei
Louis,
the
champion,
and
Max
wlth
tne
Cincinnati
Red.r
.yesler-Schmellng,
challenger
and
former
(1av-'
,
champion.
Seventy-five
thousand
persons
will,
it
Is
expected,
pay
a
gate
amounting
to
upwards
of
a
million
dol-
lars.
I
I
Opinion
of
boxing
experts
ap-',
pears
to
be
pretty
well
divided
but
the
bookies
favor
Louis
and
odds
are
on
him.
1
arhament
for
six
months
and,
in
the
meantime,
will
rule
smashed
Bums
down
for
eight
uy
uecree.
a
virtually
dictatorship
has
been
set
up.
Strike
and
labor
troubles
are
rife
and
now
the
civil
service
is
threatening
to
walk
out
in
demand
for
higher
wages.
Back
of
the
trouble
appears
to
be
the
cleavage
between
the
rlghts-and
the
lefts,
the
same
thing
that
is
causing
such
warfare
as
exists
in
the
world
today.
We
can
but
hope
that
it
does
not
develop
along
such
serious
lines
'n
France
as
it
has
in
some
other
countries.
There
came
a
cry
for
a
"white
hope"
to
topple
Johnson
and,
finally)
Jeffries
came
out
of.
his
five-year
retirement,
fat
and
ring
rusty,
to
restore
white
supremacy.
He
tackled
Johnson
at
Reno,
July
14,
1910.
But
the
years
of
inactivity
be
away
from
the
central
business
section
of
the
city,
thehad
take"
away
J
authorities
vpstorflnv
fnrpihhr
oinr.to,l
,,,l..
Itimlng
was
poor,
ed
men
who
had
been
occupying
the
Vancouver
Post
Office
lobby
and
Art
Gallery
for
a
month.
It
was
action
deferred
but
it
had
to
come.
The
way
things
turned
out,
it
Would
have
been
better
had
the
action
been
taken
long
ago.
Certainly,
On
the
basis
of
the
Vancouver
experience,
such
demonstrations
will
not
again
be
allowed
to
last
as
long
as
this
one
did.
As
for
the
men
themselves,
their
action
in
occupying
the
Post
Office
was
taken
goodnaturedly
by
everyone
concerned.
Havinp:
been
there
a
month,
the
fiffor-
they
wanted
to
leave
would
have
been
better
achieved
bv
.
uanat,
r.
.
i
o,fo,w,:M
i
ot
.
i
.i.
i
7i
J
Jeff's
stamina.
Ills
his
shots
lacked
the
power
bf
other
days.
Johnson
was
his
absolute
master.
Johnson
toyed
with
him
whilt
BASEBALL
SCORES
SUNDAY
SCORES.
National
League
l
Chicago
2-4;
Brooklyn,
6-3.
Cincinnati,
14;
Boston,
1;
fsec-'
thp
nrtd
camp.
rain).
I
.
8t.
Louis,
8-4.
New
York,
7-2.
Pittsburg,
14-16;
Philadelphia,
;
4-3.
American
League
Washington,
10;
Detroit,
6.
Philadelphia,
4;
Cleveland,
5.
Boston,
2-6;
Chicago,
3-1.
New
York.
9-7;
St.
Louis.
10-7.
;
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
St.
Louis,
3
:
New
York,
5.
Chicago,
1;
Brooklyn,
2.
Pittsburg,
3;
Philadelphia,
5.
Cincinnati
4;
Boston,
7.-
"
American
League
Philadelphia,
8;
Cleveland,'4.
NewYorkrO;
St.
Louis,
1.
Washington,
3;
Detroit,
5.
Boston,
4;
Chicago,
j.
-
-
LEGION
LINE-UP
,
Line-up
for
Canadian
Legion
In
'
tomorrow
evening's
Dominion
Day,
Cup
football
game
against
Merchants
will
consist
of:
Pierce;
W.
Murray
and
J.
Currie;
James
Cur-;
rie,
George
Howe
and
J.
McKay;
Simundsen,
S.
Currie.
J.
Comadina,
.
,
.
,
.
,
Campbell
and
Scherk.
Spares
Jack
Johnson,
the
first
to
.
negro
v
uremner.
Judw
and
Rush
wear
tne
heavyweight
crown,
whip-
.
:
ped
little.
Tommy
Burns,
a
Canadian
irt
14
rounds
at
Rushcutter's
Bay",
Australia,
December
20,
IMS,
Today'
a
Weather
to
win
the
championship.-
Out
or
Triple
Island-Cloudy,
southerly,,
the;
.depression
in
heavyweight
wind,
ten
mile
ir
hour;
light
ranks
following
-Jim
Jeffries'
re-
swell.
j
tlremerit
had
come
Bums,
the
com-
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
paratlvely
diminutive
Canadian,
southwest
wind,
fifteen
miles
pel
'
scarcely
more
than
a
middle-
hour;
barometer,
30.14;
tempera
i
weight
with
his
162
pounds.
Burns
turd,
50;
moderate
swell,
won
the
title
in
1906
by
defeating
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy
Marvin
Hart.
light
southwest
wlndv
barometer
i
30.16;
temperature.
50;
light
swell
'
The
Canadian
was
a
fine
fighter
Bull
Harbor
Foggy,
calm;
baro-'
lor.nts
size,
five
feet,
eight
inches,
meter,
30.18;
temperature,
5j
but,
stood
no
chance
against
the
heavy
swell.
more
than
six-foot,
k-root,
Galveston
negro
'nd
again
In
th5
eighth,
Johnson
.smooth
Erevan
Cloudy,
northwest
wind
counts
with
terrific
right-hand
28
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.1C
,
clouts.
Burns
had
nothing
to
com-
Vlctcrla-Clourly.
halm;
barn-mend
him
but
spartan
courarfii
meter,
30.10.
I
and.
In
the
fourteenth,
when
his
Vancouver
Clnnrtv.
.lithpnsi
eyes
were
almost
closed,
his
face
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
baro-
swollen
and
his
lips
cut,
pollc3
mater.
30.10.
wind,
four
miles
pvr
Jioiir.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
temper
ature
52.
Smlthcr3
Cloudy,
caimV54.
Eurns
Lake
Clear)
calm;
57.
Anycx
Cloudy;
dalin,
48.
ipearance
of
Tex
Rickard
In
his
'"J11"
"w
ine
hock,
wnicn
sut-
first
majbr
promotion.
The
search
for
a
white
hope"
cpntinued
for
five
more
years
before
Jess
Wlllard,
the
huge
six-foot-five.
250-pound
Pottawatamie
cowboy,
faced
Johnson,
whose
de
fensive
skill
has
hardly
been
equalled,
In
a
Havana
ring
In
1915.
The
Cuban
battle
was
a
hard-fought
duel
with
Wlllard,
given
llttk
chance,
gradually
Wearing
down
the
black
man.
In
the
twenty-sixth
Wlllard
knocked
the
negro
out
with
a
right
uppercut.
Johnson
wis
counted
out
on
his
back
on
the
canvas
as
he
shaded
his
eyes
from
the
sun,
ieren
exposure
to
heavy
rains
afd
floods.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(OcAmtJj
8.
D.
JoktvKon
CO.)
Vanrauter
B.
C.
Nickel,
.09
ij.
Big
Missouri,
.32.
Bralorne,
9.85.
Aztec,
.11.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.35.
Goiconda;
Mi.
-'
MInto,
.03
Falrview,
.06
U.
-Noble
Five,
.02.
i
Pend
Ore
Hie,
1
.65.
Pioneer,
3.15.
Porter
Idaho,
.02
f,
'
Premier,
2.01.
V
Reeves
McDonald,
.
22
li.
Reno,
.50.
Relief
Arlington,
.15.'
Reward,
.03i.
Salmon
Gold,
.11.
Taylor
Bridge,
.0214.
Premier
Border,
.01.
Sllbak
Premier,
1.50.
Congress,
.01.
,
Home
Gold,
.01.
Grandvlew,
.05',
,
'
Indian,
.01
4.
"
Quatsino
Copper,
.02;
Haida,
.04.
-
Oils
A;
P.
Con..
.16.
t
i.
Calmont,
.27.
C.
it
E.,
2.23.
v
Freehold,
JW..
;f
McDougal
Segur,'
.13?
'
Mercury,
,6&V
Okalta,
1.23.
.
Pacalta,
.06.
1
Home
Oil.
l.lO'.
-
Tersnto
Beattle,
1.27.
Central
Patricia.
2.62.
Gods
Lake.
.53.
Little
'Long,Lac,
3.90.
McKenzie,Red
Lake,
1.10.
Red
Like
Gold
Shore,
.16.
PIckle.Crow,
4.95.
-
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.00.
,
Smelters
Gold,
.02
ask.
McLeodCockshutt,
3.35.
Oklend,
.17.
Mosher,
.31.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.39.
Stadacona,
.44.
Francoeui,
.30.
Moneta,
2.00.
Bouscadillac,
.08.
Thompson
Cadillac,
12.
Bankfleld,
.74.
.
East
Malartlc,
1.66.
Preston
East
Dome,
.89.
Hutchison
Lake,
.05.
Dawson
White;
.01.-
'
Aldermac,
.55.
Kerr
Addison.
l.Vf."
Uchl
Gold.
1.78.
'
Int.
Nickel,
44.50:
.
Noranda,
65.00.
Con.
Smelters,
51.50.
Athona,
.08.
'
Hardrock,
2.46.
Barber
Larde,r,..4jrI,
Rand
Malartlc,
.38.
iTwenty-lFiftli
192-pour.d
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
calm;
baro-
A
nivhpiir
.
In
the
first
round
meter,
30.20;
temperature,
48;
sa
"niHVCrbary
mm
Celebrated
Last
Frittay
night
a.ftiiDriv
lr-
'y
wos
hMd
at
ihe
hon.e
of
Mr
and
Mr
S.
U
Peachey,
713
Tat-low
Street,
to
celebrate
thelt
Prlnno
Gcore
Cloudy,
southerly
twentyflfth
wedding
anniversary
The
evening
was
spent
playing
cords
and
dancing.
Tin
winners
at
cards
weir:
first.
Mr.
S.
L
Peachey;
second,
Mrs.
.Hush
Killln
During
the
serving
o7
refreshments
Mrs.
J.
R,
Murray!
on
behalf
of
Stewart-Cloudy,-tbuth.
.wind!
47V
J,
assemW1.
ejiests.
presented
Terrace-Cloudy,
.outh
wind.
54.
"
cm.p.e
vfiui
a
hand
Somc
slIve
r
fl0wer
baskel
Alyansh-Cloudy,
calm,
55.
Alice
Arm-Raining;
calm,
51.
Pnuni
were;
Mrs.
O,
W.
More-
,;,..
I
rou?e,
Mrs.
R.
Murray,
Mrs.
j.
R.
ilOI.'SIMIAIR
TIIlrT
Murray.
Mrs.
J.
ll.
Parsons,
Mrs.
R.
SWIFT
CURRENT.
Sask.i
Jimt
'Anderson,
Mrs.
j.
M-scirelch.
Mrs.
carrying
on
a
conversation
with
2:
CPi
Henry
Heinrlch
of
Rush
'
Mrs'
Ha,e
Mrs.
Jim
Corbett,
Jeffries'
second;
he
Lake
Sask-
was
sentenced
to
twd
Hu8h
Killln,
Mrs.
Hugh
Smlt,
Mrs.
took
Jeffs
blows
up
close
and
months
in
Jail
for
stealing
hah
A.
J,
Croxford,
Mrs.
A.
Gomez,
Mrs.
smilingly
unjed
him
to
hit
harder.
from
the
tails'
of
horses,
ori
Bas.
Ous
Krause,
Mrs,
Ale
Ouyan,
Mnj..
In
the
fifteenth
he
drove
his
left
ka'iPwan
range
lands.
deep
Into
Jeff's
middle
and
the
old
champion
fell.
He
uncertainly
WHISKY-AND-MILK
CURL'
regained
his
feet
but
one
of
his
MELBOURNE,
Victoria,
June
20:
seconds
tossed
In
the
sponge.
Jef-
'CP)
Sheepmen
at
nearby
Chat-fries
claimed
later
that
his
tea
wor'h
IIoU!re
Ranch
credit
a
soln-
I
.
j
.
.
.
.
linn
i
i.UI.I...
U
'm
"ac
Deen
poisoned
but
Johnsons
"u"
Ul
""'v
"a
miiK
wnn
sav-
peaceful
evacuation
after
they
had
u
been
warned
rather.
uDerioritv
never
WM
p,MnM.:Jn
the
lives
ot
several
prhe
stud
The
bout
was
marked
by
the-an-
isnecP-
oanons
or
the
fluid
w.-.'t
J.
W.
Connery
and
Mrs.
Hancock.
Try
a
Dallv
News
ciaxsified
ad
Fresh
Local
Raw
And
Pasteurised
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
HlONF
7
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TftAiLr-tmiTISIl
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Amntoiil,
6unrDli.'
P"PU'
.
ntei,
Complete
Ftrtlllteri
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
BrbndMelals
Gold.
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lend,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
PRODUCER
CRITICAL
Hairy
Warner
Does
Not
Believe
Good
Pictures
Should
Be
Delayed,
Monday,
June
20.
ts3g.
ROTARY
IS
IN
SESSION
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vonveniign
(iu
r
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r
Way
n
San
Franco
itJ
HOLLYWOOD.
June
W-Um
V
.
.
'
June
20
M.
Warner.
President
of
Warnn
fjv
J"rnallonal
Ped
U
10
Brothers
studios,
vigorously
co.l
"ivj:
,,.
a"nuaI
invention
demned
other
major
producers
yn.
iJJJJJ
wItlJ
thousands
of
del.
terday
for
feeding
loyal
paironn
a
"
.r
'.
,
.
"
Ul
in
)
summer
aiei
oi
wean
piciures
wnue
,
,
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
Promise
your
boy
one
for
passing
his
examinations
arid
watch
him
dig
into
his
studied!
A
real
reward
and
one
ycll
worth
working
for.
Si
-
i
Several
Models
to
Choose
"
From
At
1
forceful
saving
their
Imixirtant
pnxluctlonj
",,luri
w
hUp
ea
for
fall
release.
Breaking
with
ll,,'nfW
"nd
Pre'dlce,
ot
long
Lcn,.,..,
established
Hollywood
fiim
Tawumir
policy-
flclala-Mtlmated
f
La,"t"LW,r
d,
ten
'
c,"7f,"tloa
thouanrtrt...
0f.
'after
the
annual
wmmer
slump
Sf
IT
Ir.
the
Warner
said
the
system
created,
a
7;;.,"
'
""
'"aay
-famine
for
grade
A
entertain-
W,0pen
oy
wl
Internationa
..,..
u...
...
.ii,
jbrought
on
the
current
depression
Jjj'1
Du
m
of
Paris
preid.
,ln
the
theatre
business.
.
Warner
prepared
his
blast,'
not
.
1
1
as
a
pfodtrctr.
but
as
an
operator
Y)f
"I
TJ
1
ryp
'
i
who
controls
more
than
400
TrJll
lll.Ar
theatres
from
coast
to
coast.
STRANG
E
PIG
IN
HAWAII
INNISFALL.
Alta..
June
20:
ICW-11""-
!
io",
lM"
,Dami
U
i-Giw
of
a
litter
of
13
pigs
bbm
liilo
Huine4
Diiirld
,lo
a
Yorkshire
inw
owned
by
John
-hilo,
itatwall,
June
20
Dm
.Hopkins
had
two,
bodies,
eight
legs
a8(J
causCd
by
a
down-town
r
two
tails
and
one
head.
It
and
tr
whicn
destroyed
six
lur
busineu
'others
died
soon
after
birth.
The
buildings
was
estimated
yesterdav
.remaining
10
are
alive
and
well.
!al
haU
ft
mllon
dolaM
m
'
1
was
believed
started
by
the
en
j
WHEAT
FARM
EN
LARGS!)
,pta!ton
of
a
heater
in
COUTTS,
Alt..
June
20:
(CP
(parlor.
Flames
spread
throu?h
i
Harold
Hutchinson
is
rapidly
tudn-:
dry
goods
store
In
which
the
shop
Ing
his
10-sectlon
ranch
Into
wheat
j
was,
located,
then
destroyed
th
fields
near
this
international
bor-;HHq
Dry
Ooods
Company
plant
der
town.
A
large
tractor
break-
trie
Singer
Sewing
Machine
Con.
Ing
virRin
sod
at
the
rate
of
100pany
store,
the
Rlalton
Investment
acres
a
day
adds
to
the
3,000
acfei
1
Cornpahy
building
and
threatened
worked
last
year
which
produced!
the
Palace
Theatre
before
it
wu
17
bushels
of
wheat
to
an
acre,
brought
under
control.
f.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
PHONE
311
McimiDE
St.
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Princo
Rupert,
IJ.C.