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ranee
Sale
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store
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EDITION
Friday,
May
$0,
1938.
WEALTH
OF
PEACE
OUTLET
Gray
Turgeon,
M.P.
for
Cariboo,
speaking
in
the
House
of
Commons
recently,
stated
that
there
was
in
the
Omineca
district
to
be
served
by
the
highway
which
bears
his
name
2,8000,000
acres
of
cultivable
land,
6,862,000,000
board
feet
of
merchantable
timber,
4,800,000
cords
of
pulpwood,
7,000
square
miles
of
mineralized
territory
including
600,000,000
tons
of
semi-anthracite
and
semi-bi
GRADE
A
MILK
Give
Your
Baby
Fresh
Milk
Daily
Our
milk
is
produced
twice
daily
from
our
own
Government
tested
cows.
RED
PHONE
C08
DOMINION
DAIRY
Senior
Football
Season
Gets
Off
To
Good
Start;
Merchants
Defeat
Navy
By
5
To
3
Score
tuminous
coal,
l
his
is
somewhat
the
same
territory
'sey;
amis,
veitch,-
a.
smith,
vink,
inrougn
wmcn
it
is
proposed
to
build
a
railway
to
serve
i
"oiKesiaa.
as
a
western
outlet
to
the
l'eace
country.
PLAN
SEEMS
SOUND
The
plan
proposed
by
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
to
borrow
fifteen
million
dollars
from
the
United
States
for
the
building
of
the
Alaska
Highway
without
interest
and
with
the
principal
to
be
amortised
by
repayment
On
a
two
percent
per
annum
basis
seems
to
be
a
sound
one
and
will,
undoubtedly,
be
approved
by
the
people
of
the
province
if
they
get
an
opportunity
to
vote
oh
it.
Some
people
have
not
yet
visualized
what
it
would
mean
to
the
province
to
have
this
work
proceed.
It
would
mean
the
spending
of
much
of
that
money
on
labor
within
the
next
few
years,
enough
to
take
up
most
of
the
slack
in
British
Columbia.
By
taking
up
two
per
cent
of
the
debt
each
year
yithout
interest
the
whole
amount
will
be
repaid
in
fifty
years
so
the
United
States
will
have
no
claim
against
Canada
other
than
that
of
a
money
lender
just
as
in
the
case
of
a
bondholder.
SOUTH
AFRICAN
RESULTS
The
United
party
of
South
Africa
has
been
given
a
further
lease
of
life.
It
is
the
party
formed
by
a
union
of
the
Hertzog
and
Smuts
parties
years
ago
which
has
been
in
pbVer
since
that
time.
It
is
a
middle
of
the
road
government
and
evidently
has
the
full
confidence
of
the
DEFENSELESS
AS
ETHIOPIA
"Canada
is
as
defenseless
as
Ethiopia
and
much
mori?
t
desirably"
stated
Rev.
H.
R.
Troinpour,
iri
art
address
to
the
descendents
of
the
United
Empire
Loyalists
at
the
celebration
of
the
155th
anniversary
Of
the
historic
migration'
to
Canada
from
the
United
States,
a
migration
that
was
motivated
riot
from
greed
or
desire
for
gain
but
by
purely
patriotic
fervor.
The
Loyalists
left
the
United
States
because
they
refused
to
give
up
their
British
connection
and
swear
allegiance
to
the
new
government.
They
left
homes
and
friends
arid
trekked
to
what
is
now
Eastern
Canada
where
they
hewed
out
for
themselves"
new
homes
in
the
wilderness.
The
memory
of
these
men
arid
wotnen
is
cherished
in
Canada
for
they
have
proved
to
be
a
steadying
influence
through
the
years
which
followed
their
arrival.
Soccer
Scorers
STlIAKT
SIIIKU)
SEKIICS
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Holkestad,
.Merchants,
1.
(Jillis,
Merchants,
1.
Vink,
Merchants,
1.
Smith,
Merchants,
1.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
1.
IJryant,
Navy,
1.
SPORT
CHAT
A
small,
brown
colt,
Bunty
Law
less,
the
pride
of
Willie
Morrlssey
quarters
and
startled
railblrds
by
his
soundness
,
and
Immediately
was
established
favorite.
Unbounded
enthusiasm
by
Morrissey,
including
Pi
Special
Liqueur
The
Finest
Scotch
Whisky
ofgreat
age.
John
Dewar&
Sons.
Smomi
Distillers.
uAw
hr
tniBe.
iERTH,
mmuxrkiLani.i.
:
v'
w
V
V
TH1
illOtt
AM
MTtUD
l
loTtlU
III
KOTlin.
J
Wm
Bunty
Lawless
day
of
the
race.
in
the
stable
the
Bunty
Lawless
dlsplared
Suffern,
I
11.
C.
Hatch's
ridhililee
Tor
a
third
straight
plate
triumph,
as
early
I
favorite.
SUfrern,
leading
two-
year-old
money
wlttner'
Ixst
year,
i
has
shown
a
desire
to
run
in
work-
Senior
football
in
the
Stuart
Shield
sei-ios
imt.
off
tn
uts.buJ
.
"".
.
"oru
..
.""fa
good
start
last
evening
when
the
reformed
JrerchantslSiZE'Sy
E;
team
bent
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
j
Hatch,
won
the
race
m
1930
with
ay
live
goais
to
tnree
alter
an
interesting
game
before
a
Monsweep
and
was
victor
last
year
gdod
turnout
pf
spectators.
For
the
first
ganVe.of
the
wlth
0oWIUre-
season
it
was
Na
better
than
ordinnrv
ni.ifpli.
wns!
..
.T.
I
scrappy
at
times
and
there
was
far
"
uanaaa
s
ncncsi
norse
.race
is
too
much
mere
booting
of
the
ball-
but
some
of
these
seniors
might
w
,7""T,
,
eB
a,K
twenty
yards
up
in
the
air-but
the
show
a
little
more
sense
of
the
pro-1
-J
ear-olds
which
have
never
players
seemed
to
think
it
was
good
Pities
of
the
game
by
leaving
dut
won
mc
"lcri
1
an
l,hose
rr
football.
remarks.
Hunior
Is
always
appre-'
Juve-
Oxides
taking
the
nMJor
Portion
of
$700
added
the
The
Merchants
went
into
an
early
elated,
even
if
a
little
broad
at
a
purse
lead
with
goals
by
Hdlksstad
and
tihics,
but
there
is
no
need
for
lan-iow,ner
of,
l!,e,
,"n"f
rflvpsJ
'unw.
donated
the
by
lng.
The
Qlllis.
Krause
missed
a
high
cen-ieuase
that
will
keep
respectable
tre
lh
the
sim
nnrf
Rrvant
,nfM
:
neonle
awav.
The
eame
is
too
eood
euuima
r,e
uoi.au-a
in
mow
Dy
Morgan
brought
off
a
grand
save
a
game
to
be
spoiled
by
that.
Most
when
he
threw
himself
across
the
;
1118
comments
were
really
hum-goal
to
stop
Veitch's
shot
and
then
orous
and
spontaneous
but
some
recovered
to
brine
off
another
eoodl
were
decidedly
rough.
The
players
etnn
P4matAn
nm.
(Vi.n.;Au
u..
1
nut,
tin
O
DnnH
cnnifl
Tf
fe
nn
tr
After
the
Interval
Smith
passed
and
attractive
too.
neauy
10
vencn
wnose
cross
was
luckily-converted
by
Vink.
R.
Armstrong
had
gone
into
goal
and
Morgan
showed
his
versatility
by
scoring
a
good
goal
following
a
corner
to(
make
the
score
3
to
2
in
favbr
of
Merchants.
Vink's
good
left-footed
drive
just
cleared
.the
bar.
KraUse
I
saved
'.well
twice
tn
succession.
Gil-j
lis
and
Veltch
muffed
several
gbodi
chances.
Parsons
and
Gomez
were
very
safe.
Further
goals
were
scor-1
ed
for
the
Merchants
by
Smith
and
!
Ferguson
while
Morgan
got
a
grand'
goal
for
the
Navy.
Teams:
Merchants
Krause;
Parsons,
F.
Gomez;
B.
McLeanJ;
Ferguson;
Bus-
Queen
Victoria
and
continued
by
111
-
-"
was
run
at
Carlton,
now
West
Tor
onio,
Deiore
comparatively
small
small
port
Red
Pm
PlTie
p
were
.rp
tfthhPrt
tabbed
crowds.
Subsequently,
under
poilt-
whpn
the
trimmc
nrlnd
icai
pressure
me
itinerant
and
travelled
enea
about
odoui
be
Ottawa,
Barrie,
Wbodstbck,
Pres-
Interest
in
the
ln
Toronto's
east
race
soared
"''
rAd
two
i.
TZEB
DAILT
NEWS
.Friday,
May
a0
1853,
1
jtn
t
Forget
Our
ANA
UAL
succeeding
monarens.
They
were
i00ced
In
the
fuss
centred
on
Suf-,
place.
won
first
m
i860
by
Don
Juan,
own-
(errt
and
Dunty
Lawless,
ed
by
James
White.
finished
weakly.
Vink
shot
over.
I
spectators
to
keep
the
game
clean
(
l0r
rou!
yJa"
18C(-3,
the
race
Hendrle's
Homs
and
Grand
Dame.
VuiMtYlO
through
the
years
until
now
lt
isj$3
and
oc0
added
Mts
0rpen
Cup
miu
wii
uS
uic
gm
u
Cununu0usiy-,SaUceri
a
preview
of
the
King's
r
.run
race
in
worm
America.
Ai-
oi.
n
..
phirnirn
i-
New
York
n
it
-
.
...
.
f
nakc.
lie
iiiuaucu
uu
ui
iiic
iiiv.ij
n
'
.-i
-
Preliminary;
prepplng
period
fin-'-nousn
Pen
ny
10
ontario-bredj
thp
other
three
trlps
to
the
post
htitlngs
ished.
fhoromrhhrpris
rnnmpd
horses,
the
race
is
Hailed
across!
n.....
th,it.hnnmini.iaim
St.
St.
Lbi
rt.C.N.V.R.-Morgart;
Eby.Davies;;
for
theGth
Running
of
the
king's
I
Canada
in
the
manner
of
England's
the
two-vear-old
races
wtre
too
J.
Armstrong,
R.
Armstrong,
T.
Mc-'
Plate
at
Toronto,
have
rouhded
the;"rana
Nallora'
or
the
Kentucky
shdn
and
that
8u(fern
wlll
gnoyf
Meekln;
Bryant,
O'Neill,
R.
Cam-'turn
to
the'
stretch
to
de-r
J
the
States
historic
hl,
Uue
runnlng
form
over
a
dis.
eron,
D.
McMeekln,
Irvine.
cide
the
number
fit
to
start
in
thejrac-
tance
as-he
did
in1
the
Cup
and
Pete
Doherty
refereed.
Eastman
Canadian
turf
classic.
Thirty-eight
I
Saucer,
a
mlle-and-an-eighth
race!
and
Bremner
were
linesmen.
.temperamental
thoroughbreds'
Lacking
from,
the
line-up
which
nrause,
arsons
and
Gomez
were
were
nominated
for
the
mile
and
a
win
go
to
the
post
this
year,
will
A
good
defense
and
Ferguson
the
furlong
test
this
Saturday.
Before
i
be
the
famed
black
and
vellow
silks
best
half
for
the
Merchants.
Mc-ithe
training
period
ended
two
orL
h.
qfm
ki
Lean
and
Bussey
tried
hard
and
will
Improve.
Smith,
Holkestad
and
Vink
were
the
best
forwards.
The
Navy
was
handicapped
when
Bob
Armstrong
was
Injured
and
went
Into
goal
in
the
second
half.
This
was
a
bad
error
on
the
management's
part.
Davis
and
Eby
were
good
backs
but
the
halves
were
not
sound.
They
must
learn
to
part
with
the
ball
to
advantage.
Of
a
rather
disappointing
forward
line
McMeekln
and
Irvine
were
the
pick.
Bright
Prospects
Altogether,
the
prospects
for
a
good
football
season
look
three
days
before
the
big
event,!
w,tor,
cl
iC0,
,
turf
experts
expected
23
of
the
nominees
would
be
eliminated
fromr"
C
ry
20
the
list
of
possible
starters
leaving
t,mes-
Tne
Powerful
stable
was
a
field
of
15
to
trot
to
the
post.
,
broken
up
last
year
after
the
death
of
Edward
Seagram.
Available
horses
were
auctioned
and
when
nomination
blank?
Were
maibd
tills
of
Toronto,
came
out
of
winter
year
J.
E.
Frowde
Seagram,
who.
carried
on
in
a
small
way,
had
no
thoroughbred
eligible
to'
name.
Despite
the
fact
Bunty
Lawless
a
rew
side
bets
one
for
$2,000
'and
Suffern
will
likely
start
as
helped
place
the
colt
in
the
favor-
public
choice's,
experts
agree
the
ed
position.
Having
survived
the'
1
ace
is
more
open
this
year
than
CLOSING
UP
Chicago
Cubs
Scored
One
Hun
In
New
York
Chicago
...
Boston,
a
Pittsburg
.
Cincinnati
8t.
Louis
ON
GIANTS
B
Philadelphia
Extra
Inning
Indians
Now
On
Boston
Top
In
American
League'
Cleveland"!:
;
New
York1...
NEW
YORK,
May
20:
(CP)
-4
Washington
flrnrinp'
fho
nnlv
run
nt
lha
crtm
k
Chlcaeo
liL
...
.
TlofrAt
111
an
mi
extra
cxiru
inninc.
nuiinc,
unicaio
UUDS
-"
defeated
New
York
Giants
ln
a
Philadelphia
thrilling
baseball
contest
at
tht
Luls
very
,
gruemng
training
grind
ahead
and
for
several
years
past.
Juvenile
nnrf
1
nZ
-
mn
n
u
ZL
on
some
and
ri
tjvii
rnrHinni.
...u-
1
senior
players
can
be
of
great
good
only
a
major
catastrophe
will
keep-
horse
that
might
have
been
over-
been
tied
with
thi.
nP
'fr
f,
,7k
DEWAR
OF
THE
WORLD
.,w
v
wu
lt
I
National
Iatue
Louis,
4;
Brooklyn,
8.
Pittsburgh,
3;
Boston,
4.
Cincinnati,
4;
Philadelphia,
1
National
Leaf
ue
19
16
American
Utue
16
18
IS
17
11
7
7
a
12
12
11
13
12
13
H
12
13
11
IS
6
16
Polo
Orounds
yesterday
and
trim-
med
the
lead
of
Bill
Terry's
crew
,
,.
All
Work
Guaranteed
(Next
Rupert
Hotel)
TO
GET
THE
BEST
.
.
.
BE
SURE
TO
SAV
BEWARE
iff
I
i
were
both
beaten
by
the
Phillies
and
Brooklyn
Dodgers
respectively
tthd
dropped
into
the
second
division.
.
The
Cleveland
Indians
moved
in
R.
S.
MCLauaniuvs
Bucnaresi
ana
t
-
..v,.,
-
j
i.jui-
.
,
ln.!llvl
'
l
.-
i-
......
.v.
American
L-eague
oy
virtue
of
a
is
rout
of
the
-
faltering
Wash
race
was
made
tough.
That.s
when
a
horse
"
the
Bosfod
dc-
hts
lruc
WDrth.
some
come
to
form
j
i
.
.l.
Z7",
tween
Guelph.
London,
Hamilton.;
Inn
cnnn
nnfl
nrp
n
;
nt
rnVe-'
f".00'"3
.w"
"
"".
St.
Catharines.
Whitby.
Kingston.'
others'
mh7rT.
are
Tslow
siow
In
in
roundlntr
rounding
SS
2
J"
'
callei
ln
th
sevcnlh
ort
Ml
1r.
Ihplr
rwt.
Riwri
on
Juvenile
it..
t.nj..
nn-
r-ntt
and
Pirtnn
In
1RR1
hnu,Pv,r
I
.
7"
..
"
I"
V'.;
.
raln
111
u,e
y,nu
.."
'
'
penormances
ouuern,
uuiuy
l.uw-
Queen
Victoria
sanctioned
an
un-.less
Qrand
Dame
and
Skyrs,
rate
uuu.uu.B
u.at
.e
race
ue
esiao-
Lawless
sUrt-
about
Ual
Bunty
lished
nermanentlv
at
Wnodb
ne
.
.
J?.
.
.1
American
American
Leatue
Leajue
,
,
.
eu
iu
limes
anu
wuii
mice
lutes,
i-arK,
piciuresque
iracK
on
Lane
Ontario
shores
end.
one
the
Clarendon
Plate.
He
finish:
j
ed
second
six
times.
Yesterday's
Big
League
soorei:
New
York
at
St
Louis,
post
poned,
rain.
Boston,
d;
Chicago,
4
(called
la
RpventVi
rain).
Suffern
started
four
times
and
Philadelphia.
2:
Detroit,
t.
was
victor
once
winner
of
the
i.uiusi
r
riovoHnrt
it
a'
.i!t
.21
.8'0
Ml
JB
X
:
m
3A
to
three-and-a-half
names
ThP
V...
A,i,nnA
turiiA
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7
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.lllllllll
f
A
.
bright.
There
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