PAOl
TWO
Exceptional
SPECIALS
AT
OUR
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE'
SALE
120
Pairs
Women's
Oxfords,
Straps
and
Pumps
in
Suede,
Gaberdine
and
Kid.
Values
to
$5.50.
DAILY
EDITION
$f.95
I
These
shoes
are
up
to
the
minute
In
style
and
are
all
good
quality.
Hundreds
of
other
real
bargains
too
numerous
to
mention
here.
Come
in
and
be
convinced.
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
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NEWS.
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COLUMBIA
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Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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ITALY
AND
ETHIOPIA
Saturday,
June
4,1938.
irom
exercising
control
over
the
greater
nart
of
the
countryand
the
garrisons
could
only
be
sunnlied
with
HUNG
LING
AND
INEFFICIENCY
Bungling
and
inefficiency
is
being
charged
against
United
States
navy
organization
by
Lieutenant-Commander
H.
A.
Evans,
retired.
He
claims
that
the
navy
is
run
by
a
sealord
clique
who
will
allow
civilians
absolutely
no
say
in
military
affairs;
that
soft
jobs
are
found
for
naval
officers
ashore
at
good
salaries;
that
systems
of
promotion
are
unfair;
that
there
is
lack
of
proper
management
in
Navy
yards
snd
industrial
plants.
The
result
is
that
the
navy
is
very
greatly
over
officered
and
much
too
costly.
He
makes
unfavorable
comparisons
with
the
British
method
and
personnel
where
the
naval
industrial
activities
are
controlled
by
civilians
and
where
the
navy
is
ready
for
duty
at
a
moment's
notice.
Reduced
Holiday
Fares-
between
all
stations
in
Canada
for
the
KING'S
BIRTHDAY
GOING:
JUNE
8th
lo
2
o.rn.JUNE
9th
SINGLE
FARE
and4
Iw
ROUND
TRIP
Minimum
Fe
25c
Full
information
from
any
Agent
RETURN)
Lmi
destination
up
to
midnight
JUNE
10th
1!CALIFQRNIA
!
PARTY
HERE
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
Party
Due
Monday
Morning
,
Aboard
Steamer
Prince
Robert
j
Led
by
W.
S.
Rosecrans,
president
of
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce,
some
150
prominent
!
people
from
the
city
of
Los
Angeles'
othy
Eckhard,
Miss
Wllma
Edwards
(San
Diego),
Mrs.
Emma
G.
Elliott,
Mrs.
Kitty
Fox
(San
Mar-
ino),
Miss
Caroline
French
(West
I
Los
Angeles),
Edward
T.
Gadden,
Mrs.
C.
Lewis
Gaulden,
Miss
Janet
Cannery
Workers
Moving
to
Alaska
Hundreds
of
Men
Being
Dispatched
Northward
From
Seattle
My
C.
I.
O.
SEATTLE.
June
4;
During
the
past
few
days
hundreds
of
cannery
workers
have
been
dispatched
to
I
Western
Alaska
from
here
by
the'
Committee
on
Industrial
Organlza-
tlon.
The
most
of
them
have"
been'
taken
north
on
cannery
company'
ships.
THE
DAILY
NT.W8
-
Saturday,
jUB
PORT'
REGATTA
ILEAD
IS
PLANNED
SUMMER
and
its
environs
will
be
in
Prince
Rupert
Monday
morning
aboard
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
Appoints
steamer
Prince
Robert
enroute
north
for
a
cruise
to
Alaska.
They.
of
Annual
Port
Day
win
be
here
again
on
the
follow
ing
Sunday
southbound.
In
charge
.
of
the
party
will
be
Charles
P.
Bayer,
field
secretary
of
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce.
It
will
1
At
thp
ppiriit'ir
rilnnpr
mpptlnc
Margin
of
New
York
Giants
In
Na
tional
League
is
Now
Trimmed
to
Game
and
a
half
PITTSBURG,
June
4:
(CP)
The
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
lead
of
the
New
York
Giants,
in
the
Commerce
last
night
a
eommlttee
National
League
pennant
race
was
consisting
of
John
Dybhavn,
W.
J.
reduced
to
one
and
a
half
games
be
the
ninth
annual
excursion
oft
Alder.
R,
Moore.
W.
Q.
Fulton
and
yesterday.
The
Olants
were
losing
the
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Com-
w-
M.
Watts,
was.
appointed
to
con-
a
close
verdict
to
the
Pittsburg
merce
to
Alaska.
slder
ne
advisability
of
arranging
Pirates
while
the
second
place
Chl-
Those
making
the
trip
are-
Miss
for
a
Port
Dav
wlln
a
re&atta
at
caG
Cubs
were
blanking
the
third
the
c,ose
of
lhe
fish,ng
season-
pIace
Pirates
Laude
Viola
G
Adams,
Mrs.
Allan,
Harrv
Alschuler
Mr
and
Mrs
Lem-
Mr-
Watts
brought
up
the
matter
crept
Into
fourth
place
above
the
since
the
fall
Cincinnati
Reds
who
lost
uel
C
Ballev
(Hollywood)
Mrs.
and
suggested
that,
a
Stuart
D
Barker
(Seattle)
Mrs.
f
au
umi
uutmiuiium,
muciwic
w
diuumjm
iuucta
Emily
J.
Barton
(Beverly
lulls),
u"""
u
""
6"-
Donald
together
gathering
should
be
ar-Mr
Charles
P.
Bayer.
Bayer,
and
Mrs
Rrnpe
Rl.ickhurn.
Miss
ranged.
Elizabeth
Blackburn,
Miss
Armon
President
J.
C.
Gllker
of
thcJun-
Philadelphia,
Athletics
to
retain
ior
Chamber
said
the
matter
had;
their
two-and-a-half
nnvniiin
Mr
ind
Utl
r
B
Brew-
game
margin
Mrs.!
been
discussed
by
his
body
and
It,
over
New
York
Yankees
who
won
er,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
Bronson.
HirrietB
Brown
(Unland)
Miss
""S'y
lavorea
such
an
vcm.
over
ueiroiis
ngers.
ine
miro
Considerable
money
would
have
to
place
Washington
Senators
kept
Rprnirp
Brvan
Mrs
C
M
Bush-
'
nell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
G.
Cant-
well,
Mrs.
John
E.
Coffin
(Whittier)
success
be
collected
to
make
the
event
a
pace
by
winning
The
main
object
was
to
White
Sox.
e
"atlon
and
good
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Conn,
Mrs.
A.
8ure,
'Mrs.
came
to
a
the
end
of
the-Mr.
thTe
Guy
L.
Cuzner
(Hollywood),
summer.
He
suggested
that
K-thprvn
nnvi,
Mrs
Rpmlc
they
nonnp
Mice
Ann
nvnrnlf
Mrs
TT
wupciauuu
ui
mc
lull
D.
Eas'tman
(San
Diego).
Miss
Dor-
ln
and,the
natives.
City
Commissioner
Alder
promis
ed
his
co-operation.
Celtic
Goes
To
AccoraingtoLmperorHaileSelassie,
speaking
to
the,
Gauiden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eugene
gi-ri.
i
j
League
of
Nations
recently,
the
resistance
of
the
Ethi-.
acomino
(Long
Beach),
Mrs.
cariTUial
III
OOCCCf
bpian
people
has
not
been
broken.
Italy,
he
said,
was
far
Goodman
(El
Paso),
Miss
Gertrude
Goodman
(El
Paso),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.
'
Meet
w.n.
Winner
of
r
Aberdeen-Ev-
W.
A.
Goodwin
(Fullerton),
Miss
(Annabel
Grant,
Miss
Caroline
E.I
'"u
,
nrrtinoiAo
ovwl
1
r
...
-n
t
'
-
.
.
.
...
puYimuiia
anu
luuiuuuns
uy
means
oi
uircraiu
UiXpiOl-
uregory.
Mr.
ana
Airs.
w.
r..
ar-
tation
of
the
country
had
proven
impossible
because
ofman
Mrs-
Dora
HarPur
continued
guerilla
warfare.
rs-
,Morrls
"a"ls
e"y
.
Iris,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Henger,
t
ui.'
l
i.i
i
t
In
objecting
to
the
proposal
of
the
League
of
Nations
Miss
Virginia
Henger
sait
Ma-to
allow
each
member
nation
the
right
to
decide
its
ownlrino),
Miss
Eima
v.
hih,
Mrs.
caro-
DOSition
in
reo-ard
fn
RHiinninn
rppnn-nif
inn
tlio
fni.mot.Uine
A.
Hocking,
Miss
Elizabeth
J.
final
of
the
Empire
Exhibition
foot-JCinclnhaU'
20
ball
tournament
and
will
play
the.st-
Loufa
...
17
Mlss.
icci"""''
winner
"
of
Aberdeen-Everton
nwciurcii-crrwiii
In
in
me
the'
Brooklyn
t
Thllnflplnli
..final
flnal
rtovf
next
tuaalr
week
Louise
Hummel,
Mrs.
Jane
Kermit,
(Long
Beach),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
F.
Kiech,
Miss
Gladys
Klrk-patrick
(San
Die.c;o),
Ralph
Klein
GLASGOW,
June
4:
(CP)
Celtic
defeated
Brentford
by
a
score
of
Miss
Eleanor
McMillan,
Miss
Aimee
I
service,
retfs.
cn
Eiliott
Bay
In
read
n.
Moans
iraraaenaj.
unanes
"
i
iness
for
tt
Minora
wss.
Mary
Morrison,
.miss-
Stella
Morsey.
Mrs.
Harriet
L.
Morton
(Gleridale),
Mr:
and
Mrs.
Ray
mous
flying
boat
has
fjur
enginps
and
a
passenger
carrying
capacity
A.
Mycrs.
Mrs,
H,
B,
Wallace
(Van
of
seventy-four
Nuys.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Raymond
J,
Nestsll.
Mrs.
Minnie
Odemar,
Mrs.
C:
R.
Offutt.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
M
Pjnkiert
Abncr
Podrat,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Powers
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L
3.
Prccourst
(South
Gate),
Mrs
Clara
M.
PrlnRle
(Buhl,
Idaho)
Mrs.
Frances
Pyle.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Charles
H.
Randall.
Mrs.
M.
F
Rice.
Mrs.
V.
R.
Riden.
Miss
Kath-ryn
Ronon,
M'ss
Nellie
G.
Ronan
Mr
ani
Mrs.
Rosecrans,
Kennetl
R.
Rublee,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Russell.
Mrs
Mabel
E.
Scott,
Mrs.
Stella
M.
Seward,
Mrs.
Pauline
Shore,
Miss
Gertrude
Soerry.
(San
Diego).
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Elmer
II.
Tyner.
Miss
Mary
Urbaln,
O.
S,
Van
Brundt,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R-jy
M.
Van
Wart,
Mr,
and
Mrs,
Will
Ism
M.
Waterman,
Mis
Beatrice
WObster.
Mrs,
Emma
J
Whittrlnrsh
(Rlverah
Miss
F-Vanct
E.
Williams,
Henry
Winter
(San
Fernando),
Mrs.
F.
G,
Woodslde
(Reverley
Hills)
Mrs.
C.
II.
Young
ken
and.
Miss
Katherine
Zipper.
flights.
The
enor
KAIN
DELAYS
OF
.
a
i-y
....
.
...
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o
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with
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a
h.
"'
--
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nii.ii
tji
i
11U111UA
lllUt
IVVU
HH.CU.-
WCf
C
in
conflict.
There
was
the
desire
for
peace
through
right
Or
the
desire
for
peace
at
any
price.
He
felt
the
League
would
be
committing
suicide
if
it
admitted
the
nrincinle
of
peace
at
the
price
of
immolation
of
a
state
member
-at
l0"y7dr)-
pTk1vpSp'
an
fn
nf
Uo
o
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Knapp
(Venice).
The
League
of
Nations
did
not
decide
to
recognize
Italian
control
of
Ethiopia
but
simply
decided
to
allow
member
nations
to
exercise
freedom
of
action,
knowing
that
a
majority
of
individual
nations
planned
to
recognize
Italy's
position,
AND
WILL
EVER
PRAY
According
to
the
constitution
of
Canada
when
a
petition
is
presented
to
Parliament,
the
petitioners
do
not
request,
or
demand
or
urge.
The
only
thing
they
can
do
;
Recently
the
Nova
Scotia
fishermen
sent
in
a
petition
in
which
they
"urged"
immediate
reconsideration
of
the
licensing
of
trawlers.
It
was
declared
out
of
order
because
it
did
not
pray.
Other
reasons
for
it
being
out
of
order
were
first
that
it
should
have
been
addressed
to
"The
Honorable
the
House
of
Commons
in
Parliament
Assembled"
and
also
that
the
names
of
the
signatories
should
not
have
been
typed,
even
though
the
original
was
sent
on
to
the
Minister
of
Fisheries.
It
was
rejected
by
the
Clerk
of
Petitions,
'
W.
Lamonte
(San
Diego),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
Lane
(Burbank),
Miss
Gertrude
Leland,
Miss
Dora
Levy
Miss
Frances
Levy,
Miss
Goldie
Markowltz
(Redondo
Beach
1,
Mrs
H.
M.
Markowltz
(Redondo
Beach)
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Marshall
(Long-
Beach),
Mrs.
Perle
Whesler
Martin'
(Palm
Springs),
Mrs.
R.
W.
McCon-nell
(San
Gabriel),
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
McGcniglc.
Mrs.
Petir
F
McManus,
Mrs.
John
S.
McMillan
Great
Flying
Boat
Is
Ready
Enormous
Skyllner
Ridin;
in
Elliott
Bay
at
Seattle
Prior
to
Test
Flights
SEATTLE,
June
4.
The
great
new
Boeing
skyliner,
built
for
the
Pan
American
Airways
for
use
In
IransAUantlc
pas.enger
carrying
L
13
16
15
18
20
20
26
Philadelphia
11
24
American
League
Cleveland
20
13
New
Ycrk
23
15
Washington
25
18
Boston
.21
17
Detroit
.10
21
Phlladslphla
15
.22
Chicago
13
21
St.
Louis
11
25
clo.se
In
the
American
League
the
Cleveland
Indians
had
an
easy
win
In
a
free-hittUig
contest
with
the
over
Chicago
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
,
National
League
Philadelphia,
7;
St.
Louis,
8.
Boston,
0;
Chicago,
4.
New
York,
5;
Pittsburg,
G.
Brooklyn,
5;
Cincinnati,
4.
American
League
Detroit,
1;
New
York,
5.
Cleveland,
10;
Philadelphia,
5.
Chicago,
1;
Washington.
5.
St.
Louis-Boston,
rain.
Baseball
Standings
Including;
Yesterdays
Games
National
League
W
New
York
25
Chicago
25
Boston
19
I
Pittsburg
-
.t..t
19
Pet.
.658
.610
.559
.514
.500
.459
.381
.314
XG7
.COS
.581
.5V
.475
.405
.3G-?
.30(
START
LAWN
UOWL1NC
Continued
rain
has.
prevented
tht
commencement
of
the
Canadian
Natbnal
RireaUon
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
Leagu;
play.
A
start
will
be
made
Immediately
weathei
nevmlt'
with
lhe
postponed
game
being
rup
In
as
o:caon
allows.
The
Dally
New
i.ns
an
audited
circulation.
Play
safe!
i
i
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
The
value
of
mine
production
in,
1937
was
$74,475,902,
an
Increase
of
J20.393.935
over
193C.
All
phases
of
the
minlny
Industry
have
shown
increases
in
both
volume
and
value.
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mines
and
other
publications
dealing
with
the
mining
industry
of
this
province,
apply
to:
Deputy
Minister
of
MineS
Victoria
tt&.
,
You'll
never
redly
0LV"
know
the
thrill
of
"rolling.your-own"
until
you
dp
an
OgaWs
roll.
Yes,
sir
you
can
"bank"
on
Ogden's
with
safety.
It's
got
perfect
taste
appeal
it's
cooler,
milder,
more
fragrant
every
time.
Pilot
yourself
to
pleasure
1
Try
an
Ogden's
roll
and
don't
forgerto
use
the
best
papeis
like
,Chanfecler,,
or
"Vogue."
Goin'
Fishin
We
Can
Supply
Your
Every
Need
And
Tell
You
Where
To
Get
The
Fish
Hea(l(iiar(cr.s
For
Sport
Kishimr
Tackle
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Having
a
surplus
of
Hulkley
Valley
whoat
It
Is
necessary
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Sav
Money.
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Rupert
Feed
Phone
3
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