folk
whose
voices
will
rise
in
pray
er
during
the
ceremonies,
laborer
will
kneel
with
big
business
man.
Elaborate
preparations
for
the
religious
convention,
first
ol
its
kind
in
the
Dominion,
have
been
going
forward
for
weeks
In
old
Que
bec
city.
French
and
English
neaa
fax,
Toronto,
Hamilton,
Winnipeg,.
Sudbury
and
othcil
Canadian
cities
anounccd
weeks
ago,
hundreds
of
rooms
had
to
be
found.
But
lists
of
all
accomodation,
Including
hotel
space
and
nearly
every
vacant
room
ln
all
the
city's
homes,
have
been
turned
over
to
congress
head
quarters.
gress
will
be
conducted
languages;
Cardinal
it
Patrol
in
Every
Roman
Catholic
diocese
route
from
the
Basilica
and
Card
Burns
Lake
Meets
With
Serious
Accident
BURNS
LAKE,
June
17:
(Special
to
Daily
News):
While
handling
stumping
powder
in
land
clearing
)
operations,
Fred
Madsen
of
Dan-.skln.
Wednesday
had
his
hand
!
blown
off
when
a
stick
of
powder
exploded
prematurely.
He
was
both
brouent
ln
10
Burns
Lake
Hospital
after
first
aid
had
been
administered
and
Dr.
Holmes
hurrled.home
'rMm
Aa(pi.
T
nlrn
1
n
nmnilU
t
Vl
f
Patron
of
the
congress
-
and
"
T
.I
r
hand"
Madsen
(
is
doing
well.
papal
delegate-is
Rodrigue
Cardln-.
af
VUleneuve,
Quebec's
Archbishop,!
1
nD
i
who
will
attend
all
ceremonies
and
cAj
A
N
I
celebrate
pontifical
high
mass
in
UlVVrlL
VTlJ
1
open
air
at
the
Plains
of
Abraham'
repository
on
the
closing
day.
Archbishop
James
Charles
Mc-j
Oulgan
of
Toronto
will
head
the
convention's
English
section.
Unique
papal
delegation
will
have
special
and
archdiocese
in
Canada
will
be'
'
inal
Vlllencuve's
neighboring
stone
jand
gc
residence,
me
uarauuu
miu-u
will
a
mid-gold
monstrance.
schools,
immediately.
carry
m
city's
5
.
...
Hill.
Cliy
oynuvio,
,
ritoccn1
finrramrnt.
Ill
alter
an
ordered
early
closing,
wu.
o,u
s
wiC
.
'"
be
converted
Into
sleeping
quarters.
.
....
The
same
will
bo
done
wun
nea..
all
unoccupied
buildings
In
Quebec
and
many
camps
will
be
set
up.
Canteens
will
bo
established
all
over
the
city
to
help
out
.restaurants
that
will
Have
too
much
bus
iness
and
there
will
be
numerous
Ilrst-ald
stations
with
Boy
Scouts
fnr
emcrcencles
along
with
sneclal
unllcc.
.
.
i
nnMH
Intra
the
long
march
In
which
civilians
only
will
take
part.
Throughout
the
marcn
to
me
re-nosltorv
where
the
Host
will
be
exposed,
hymns
sung
at
the
Plains
f
uiiii
v
stand
by
choirs
under
the
direction'
g)c
and
of
a
Redemptorist
iatner
nm
u.c
famed
shrine
village
of
Ste.
Anne
de
Beaupre
will
be
heard
along
the
procession
route
through
loudspeakers
hung
the
whole
way.
When
the
repository
is
xeacucu,
Reception
organu-Mi
----
.
,,!
naual
del
all
vis.
w
""
'
.
.
been
formed
to
greet
...
.
n.
AHHncK,
...111
n
!
up
train,
k
Lrain,
automobile
uwiuuiuw.vsv
,
cgate
-
-
;
'
.
.
I
i
hWctntr
tn
knppline
crowds.
"
-
n
mminr
plthrr
hv
ior
tne
"
.
.
pap-i
or
on
root,
For
ror
the
mc
automowicB.
uW..r..
rniooiies,
r-r--
srfn.
His
big,
protected
parking
1?"
Ls
have
nat
I
1
l-heard
Decn
set
asmc;
iiiiuiiu'"'"
ru,nHMt
broadcast
Irom
from
the
the
Va-
va
eaux
will
be
set
up
at
all
Quebec's
In
special
ThTcongross
bilingual1
after
the
congress
will
be
a
will
have
a
E
characte
Sermons
will
be
preach-.
special
pllgrl
mage
o
J
J
ed
both
in
French
and
English
and
st.
?re
3
religious
study
sessions
to
be
held
on
the
i
St.
Lajr
B
er.8
.
from
day
to
day
during
the
con-
miles
below
Quebes
City.
,
mil
ALP
CAMP
Program
Coming
on
This
Summer
narts
ln
the
manifestation.
But'
rerresented.
In
most
cases
bv
their
Muninwib,
juuc
h.
among
throngs
of
worshipping
lay
Halibut
Sales
American
Ah
Arctic,
36,000,
Cold
Storage,
7s
and
Sc,
Wizard,
40,000,
Cold
Storage,-
7c
Visitor,
6,000,
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
VlCTOBlf.BC'
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
8b
Prince
Rupert
RalrV,
Wijrn;
High
4:04
ajn.
18.1
ft.
barometer,
29.98
(falW?
-
:
17:05
p.m.
17.9
It.
aturc,
52;
sea
srnoott.
Low
10:40
am.
4.9
It.
23:10
p.m.
8.1
It.
XL
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXVII.,
No.
141.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
17,
1938.
PRICE;
5
CENTS
1
3
Building
Is
Encouraged
By
Budget
QUEBEC
IS
READY
FOR
CHURCHMEN
First
Canadian
Eucharhtic
Con
gress,
in
Ancient
Capital
Expected
to
Bring
100,000
Dy
WILLIAM
STEWART
QUEBEC,
Juno
17:
(CP)
Facing
the
challenge
ol
present-day
ath-flstic
and
worldly
trends,
Roman
Catholics
Irom
all
parts
of
Can
ada
and
many
from
the
United
States
will
Join
in
a
demonstration
of
faith
the
first
Canadian
Euch-aristlc
Congress,
to
be
held
here
June
22-26.
More
than
100,000
Catholics,
nearly
half
of
their
number
from
outside
Quebec,
will
attend
the
con
gress
and
ceremonies
planned
for
the
five
days
of
its
duration.
Highest
dignitaries
of
the
Roman
Catholic
Church
in
Canada
and
a
Secretary
Ickes
Returning
Home
"
"
i
On
His
Way
Rack
To
United
States
With
Young-
Rride
After
European
Honeymoon
LE
HAVRE,
France,
June
17:
Secretary
of
the
Interior
Harold'
Ickes
of
the
United
States
and
his
young
bride
have
sailed
from
here
for
New
York
following
a
honeymoon
tour
in
Europe.
HAD
HAND
EXPECTS
BLOWN
OFF
DEFICIT
!
..ii
Fred
Madscn
of
Danskin
Near
Minister
of
Finance
Budgets
For
Deficiency
of
$23,000,000
In
Coming
Year
Building
Helped
Many
litems
Exempted
From
Sales
Tax
Including
Fish
Boat
Repair
Materials
BUSINESS
PLEASED
OTTAWA,
June
17:
(CP)
Canadian
business
generally
welcomed
the
Dunning
budget
that
featured
removal
of
the
eight
per
cent
sales
tax
on
articles
used
in
the
building
trades.
Fishermen
also
gave
general
approval
to
tax
deletions
aimed
at
helping
their
industry.
OTTAWA.
June
17:
(CP)
The
federal
budget,
as
presented
to
Parliament
yesterday
by
Hon.
C.
A
Dunning,
minister
!of
finance.
In
creases
the
gift
tax
on
a
gradua
Events
at
ted
scale
but
increases
the
exemp-
archbishops
or
bishops.
Archbishop
the
annual
camP
of
the
V
tlon.
John
Thomas
McNally
of
Halifax
club
of
Canada,
being
held
this
partial
Income
tax
exemptions
year
at
the
Columbia
Ice
"eld
in
are
made
on
rocopration's
contrl-on
will
preside
at
pontifical
high
mass
Jasncr
National
Park,
will
be
put
buttons
to
pension
funds,
the
Plains
when
the
congress
the
'
b?
the
Canadian
Broad-
The
government
is
opposed
to
opens
Wednesday,
June
22.
,n
casUn
Corporation
it
was
an-
tariff
reductions
except
by
bllater-
That
solemn
mass
will
inaugur-
ate
the
congress,
through
many
re
ceptions
will
be
held
the
day
be
llUUIlCCU
UCIC
1U
lw
1-1UOV
Al
bittUC
dgl
CVIlltliWO
Wlb.i
bllC
Will
Anniversary
Of
Accession
Fifty
Years
Since
Wilhelm
Ascended
to
Throne
of
Germany
DOORN,
Holland,
June
17:
(CP)
A
mere
hoary
shadow
of
the
days
of
his
might
and
glory
half
a
century
ago,
Former
Kaiser
Wilhelm
of
Germany
on
Wednesday
observed
the
fiftieth
anniversary
of
his
accession
as
Emperor.
Wilhelm
Hohenzollern
is
now
seventy-nine
years
of
age".
MANY
BOOK
AT
JASPER
Numerous
Important
Parties
Visit
Mountain
Resort
This
Summer
to
JASPER,
June
17.
Recognition
of
this
Rocky
Mountain
village
as
the
gateway
to
the
Columbia
Ice
Field,
famed
relic
of
the
age
when
colossal
glaciers
swept
across
North
America,
has
resulted
in
an
almost
unprecedented
number
of
reservations
for
accomodation
ln
the
alpine
bungalow
cabins
of
Jasper
Park
.
Lodge.
During
July
arid
August,
1
the
Lodge
will
acquire
an
interna-
tact
with
the
mountains
and
the
ted
States
and
the
United
King-
'.tional
aspect,
as
visitors
from
Eur-r.r.i
,vm
riimh
him
thp
rnn-
rinm
i
ODe
and
Australia
mingle
with
Can-
fore.
Packed
in
the
big
stand
on
-.-
.in
c
it.
totonnnnn
HofiMt
n
tow.m
nrilhns
and
Americans,
comine
here
quarters
in
tnc
capuai,
wursmij
vne
nams
on
wooaen
Dcncnes
omit
...
m
.
hrn,Hl,,.Hn.
,lnlt
nn
hHo..tpr,
fnr
,
to
view
the
Immense
elac
al
Ice-caD
peUier.
nave
laui
utwucu
piau,
ui,in
a
semi-cucie
arouuu
uie
rcpusi-
,
u
of
an
automobiie
trailer.
Sales
Tax
Exemptions
now
easily
accessible
by
motor.
Ik.
...VilxVi
tirlll
u.-(kll
the
ritV
S
inrv
nrlll
Via
ths
rnmrrnu'
100
000
.
..
.
.
.
.
l
.....
it
.
.
.
",
.'
.-
.
i
t
no
.
..i.lun
htf
nlmMr.
nit
(.
t
iif
tprmanT.
Mnriv
than'
snn
nni
...
.
.
.
A
.
.
.
...
.
iij
t-i..ii
puuuianun
uj
,
.
-
wnicn
nermiL
me
Droaacasier
iu
me
eient
Der
cent
saies
tax
on
two.
cscortca
iouis
ui
mc
ouumiswu
There
nave
Decn
arraugcmcnta
lor
housing
visiting
crowds
and
for
strain
which
will
be
put
on
tne
(the
city
s
traffic
systemwhlle
on
the
plains
of
Abraham,
one
of
Canada's
fmcct
historic
spots,
a
huge
stand
I
formed
ushers
crowds.
will
handle
tne
'
move
about
and
recording
appar-
score
items
used
in
the
building
j
Railroad
are
to
bring
parties
from
atus.
trades.
Starting
today
major
pro-
United
States
to
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
Cardinal
Villcneuve,
Archbishop.
Headed
by
R.
T.
Bowman,
direc-
ducts
used
for
house
building
will
according
to
notification
received
McGuigan,
the
other
dignitaries
tor
of
special
events
broadcasting
be
given
complete
exemption
from
'by
R.
Sommervllle,
manager.
Fur-
and
more
than
2,500
Roman
Catho-
f
or
trie
Broadcasting
Corporation,
tax.
It
is
proposed
that
this
j
ther
tourists
from
the
States
will
i
lie
clergymen
from
parishes
from.a
Dartv
of
four
will
"cover"
the
evemntlon
shall
cover
lumber.'
accomDanv
the
Pennsylvania
Rall-
fhas
been
built
around
a
125-foot;
coast
to
coast
will
occupy
places
at
'national
parks
of
Canada
this
saShes
and
doors,
laths,
shingles,
I
road
tour
in
August,
a
month
which
Irepodtory.
Ceremonies
during
me
the
base
of
tne
altar,
topped.Dy
tne
Isummer
and
the
broadcast
irom
bricks,
building
tiles,
building
will
also
feature
the
overseas
Lea-
Icongrc
s
will
centre
around
a
rhq-
high-reaching,
red-topped
rcposi-,
jasper
will
be
made
on
weanes-,
blocks,
cement,
stone
,
plaster,
lime,
ltd
altar
housed
ln
the
structure.
Itory.
Earlier
there
will
be
general
day
July
27.
I
...
-
.
.
.
.
I
..
....
1
A
IrMlwOU
niclllM
thrntioh
the
nean
mneress
solemn
mass
Will
be
ceie-
wiu
tuuai
whc
vi.v-
Ifp.
.
v...ul.v
.
-
..
V,o.
irnlf
mure
nnrt
tn
of
the
city
to
the
repository,
nas
brated
at
mldnignt,
me
weamer
t
-
....
i
.
.....
1
f
n
Mnn
n
T
QlrA
ft
ort
;illn
nna
I.
liunroMn
nnrtnr
n
star-lit
SKV
.ouK,iit
i"
for
the
concress."
arches
have
risen
along
the
streets
over
which
for
the
convention's
five
days
traffic
will
flow
according
to
a
special
system
planned
by
city
authorities.
Provision
For
Crowds
Perhaps
the
biggest
problem
or-t
tvrn
mntrrcss
had
to
,
11.1
a
L
I
-
in
celebration
of
the
mass,
From
Far
North
plaster
boards,
fibre
board,
insulat-
I
tv,ix
vmrrrnif-lnnpri.
nlcturesaue
.
rnmmitnlnn
with
30Q
nriests
Dass-
The
unit
will
De
Komg
aocui
-t-,tic
KiMin
nonlr
n.
capital
will
have
a
face-lifting
for'
mg
through
the
tiers
of
benches
I
Jasper
for
two
weeks
before
that,
paper(
paints,'
varnishes,
white
lead,
the
occasion.
From
end
to
-ena,
its
placing
the
while
host
in
tne
,
recording
a
typical
uay
at
jaapci
paved
and
coble-stoned
streets
mouths
of
thousands
of
communl-
j
Park
Lodge,
from
morning
bird
hIV,,wn
rotvilrrd
and
a
two-mile
cants.
song
to
the
dance
orchestra
at
paint,
oil,
prepared
roofings,
glass
plumbing
fixtures
not
Including
piping
and
pipe
fittings,
furnaces,
rive
this
month.
From
Toronto
and
procession
route
from
the
Roman'
Again
on
the
second
day
of
the,
night,
a
visit
to
the
wranglers
at
builders'
hardware
and
other
minor
Mr.
Dunning
said
it
was
necessary
to
make
selections
but
"all
Impor-
yellow
flags
and
banners,
designed
and
there
will
be
communion.
Near
"
'
V,
"
tant
materials
which
have
a
prlm-
r
ii.
rtnilw-ripckcd
aauy-aecKca
fVi
tnnt
nt
thn
altar
un
plpctrlr
or-
motor
mgnay
irom
tne
uoute
,
,,.-mtn
will
undT
accompanying
spectacular
Columbia
Ice
field
"1:
will
ijviunu,
n..,...,,....,,.o
.
UUIIUIUS
BIC
IHHUUCU,
uuuiuci,
oi-
giUI
Allnp
f;1ub
ramD
'
voices
of
the
throng,
who
will
assist
IA'P
anhn
,.
though
having
many
other
user.
4
lOOlO
V4
.
"
--
--
....
l
.
...
-u...
j,
hii
,
rsraham
will
De
tax
exempt
no
mauer
ion
Minister
To
Pay
i
Visit
To
Bulkley
Valley
Next
Week
Teeny
Milly,
14,500.
Cold
Storage,
Picnic
at
Rouna
uwe
on
weanes-
6.4c
and
5c.
day
June
22
Tne
mr
w
meet
the
farmers
there
from
all
5c.
SMITHEES,
June
r
,
u,ywu
vwiu
...
.
Thrasher,
5,000,
Atllnj
6.5c
and
Today's.
Weather
(OovwnmMH
"lrpti)
Terrace
Cloudy,
light
west
wind,
temperature,
45.
Alyansh
Showery,
southwest
wind.
53.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
52.
Anyox
Light
rain,
calm,
48.
Stewart
Light
rain,
south
wind,
42.
Haiclton
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
sue
tour
from
England,
the
Movie
News
party
and
the
visit
of
the
civic
clubs
of
the
Pacific
coast"
The
New
England
Kiwanis
party
will
be
among
the
first
to
visit
Jasper
this
year.
They
are
due
to
ar-
eastern
cities
will
come
tne
west-ward-ho
contingent
to
spend
a
few
days
here
on
its
way
to
Alaska.
Planning
trail
riding
ln
this
spectacular
region,
are
members
of
the
Berry
Tours,
120
of
whom
have
included
Jasper
In
their
ltlnery
for
July.
Largest
of
the
parties
to
visit
the
U"
H'uuu"'p
,
.
.
,..,..
.
.
.
moo
tw
Att
r-luK
Mclnnis,
commentator;
Roy
Ca-
wnas
purpose
usea.
iiwiubb
ww.ice
hwu
m
oo.
M
......
.u
,
raso
with
all
Items
exemnted.
of
Canada
Ditches
camp
near
Atha-
in
the
park
on
one
of
the
bench-
n,
cmei
w
.
There
are
also
tex
ddetlons
alm.'
baska
Glacier
for
the
last
two
weeks
e.,
will
be
three
Roman
.Catholic
v
moblle
brodcastlng
unlt
ed
at
helping
the
fishing
Industry.,
in
July,
tackle
accomodation
for
vis-,
the
Canadian
Arctic
.
come
o
was
r..u
iwrimnirps
fmm
Hall-.
congress
by
dog-sled
and
train
with
more
than
a
week
before.
The
congress
comes
to
a
close
Sunday,
June
26,
with
a
solemn
procession
of
more
than
15,000
to
the
park's
stand
over
the
two-mile
en-
It
will
draw
members
from
Sales
tax
Is
removed
from
materials
virtually
every
nation
In
Europe
used
ln
repair
of
fishermen's
boats.
I
and
numerous
from
the
eastern
states.
Today's
Baseball
National
League
St.
Louis,
2;
New
York,
10
Chicago.
0-2:
Boston,
1-3
BULLETINS
i
HEADS
NAVAL
UNIT
Advice
is
received
here
of
the
appointment
of
Sub-Lieutenant
Orme
G.
Stuart
as
commanding
officer
of
the
local
unit
of
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
in
succession
to
Lieut
-Commander
L.
II.
Haworth
who
recently
left
the
city.
FATAL
FIRE
MYSTERY
NEWTON,
B.
O
Bits
of
charred
wood
and
ashes
are
being
closely
studied
by
a
Vancouver
criminologist
in
the
hope
that
they
may
supply
a
clue
to
a
mystery
fire
and
the
burned
body
of
a
man
found
in
the
dying
embers.
The
fire
partially
destroyed
a
shack
in
this
Fraser
Valley
settlement
where
Nels
Askjar,
68,
lived
alone.
The
skull
and
torso
of
a
man
were
found
in
the
ruins.
The
skull
was
REBEL
DRIVE
SLOWED
UP
HENDAYE,
France
The
drive
of
General
Francisco
Francot
insurgent
commander
-
in
-
chief,
down
the
Spanish
east
coast
against
Valencia
was
slowed
up
today
by
stiffened
government
resistance
south
of
Mijarcs
River.
GOVERNING
BY
DECREE
PARIS
The
French
government
today
adjourned
Parliament
until
November,
thus
gaining
a
free
hand
to
rule
the
French
Republic
until
then
by
de
cree
without
further
interference-from
the
Chamber.
The
adjournment
of
Parliament
followed,
serious
disorders
between
rightists
and
leftists
in
the
Chambet
of
Deputies
yesterday.
New
President
A.
N.
MITCHELL
CLINIC
OF
DENTISTRY
NEED
HERE
Hint
Thrown
Out
To
Rotary
Club
By
Public
Health
Nurse
in
Course
Of
Informative
Address
,
The
need
of
a
dental
clinic
in
Prince
Rupert
t0
provide
treatment
for
the
teeth
of
large
numbers
of
children
who,
owing
to
financial
stress,
are
unable
to
obtain
It
at
present
was
emphasized
by
Miss
Dorothy
Priestly
k.
N.,
local
public
health
nurse,
ln
speaking
befoie
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
its
regular
weekly
luncheon
yesterday.
Miss
Priestly
told
the
Ro-tarians
that
of
325
school
children
whose
teeth
had
been
found
to
be
in
need
of
dental
care,
only
eight
had
attended
the
dentist
to
receive
it.
The
suggestion
was
thrown
ouk
that
the
local
Rotary
Club
might
sponsor
a
health
project
here
by
following
the
example
of
Rotary
Clubs
In-
other
towns
of
this
province
where
dental
clinics
had
been
established
at
which
the
children
could
have
their
teeth
filled
for
a
very
small
fee
and
the
dentist
be
paid
for
his
time.
Alter
a
discussion
of
the
general
functions
and
aims
of
public
health
nursing
service,
Miss
Priestly
tr.ld
how
public
health
nursing
had
bctn
started
In
Prince
Rupert
last
September
with
a
school
nursing
program.
Since
the
beginning
of
the
year
the
work
had
Included
follow-up
for
the
provincial
health
department's
division
of
tuberculosis
control.
At
present
it
seemed
that
this
was
as
broad
a
program
as
could
be
handled,
t'je
work
ln
the
schools
alone
being
quite
heavy
for
one
nurse.
It
was
hoped
that
infant
and
child
welfare
work
could
be
started
soon
for
the
supervision
of
the
infant
and
pre-school
child
was
a
supplement
to
the
supervision
of
the
school
child.
The
best
system
of
mediral
school
supervision,
Miss
Priestly
said,
consisted
of
having
a
full
time
physician,
expert
in
the
work,
with
trained
nurse
assistants
according
to
the
population.
Such
supervision
had
two
main
purposes
first,
to
discover,
and,
second,
to
provide
for
the
correction
of
pny-slcal
defects.
It
could
also
help
In
the
discovery
of
mental
peculiarities
in
the
children,
the
discovery
of
unsanitary
conditions
ln
the
schools,
the
provision
of
the
best
seating,
lighting,
heating
ar
d
other
similar
matters
and
the
promotion
of
cleanliness,
order
and
decency.
This
method
prevented
epidemics,
promoted
general
health
and
made
for
safe,
sanitary
schools.
To
give
a
picture
of
what
had
been
done
so
far
in
public
health
i
nursing
service
in
the
Prince-
Ru
pert
schools,
Miss
Priestly
recited
A,
N.
Mitchell,
vice-president
and
some
flcures.
There
worn,
nhnnt
general
manager
of
the
Canada
noo
school
children
here
of
whom
Life
Assurance
Co.,
who
has
been
0nly
182
had
been
examined
bv
a
(Only
electcd
president
of
the
Canadian
doctor
although
the
ideal,
accord-
irun
of
first
game
a
home
run
by
Ufe
Insurance
Officers'
Association.
,nB
to
legislation,
was
that
every
17
t7.-Hon.
nn
K.C.
r
associatlon
45
life
Boston
catcher.)
i5
comprises
school
child
should
be
examined
n
1
1
t
TVTnTVQiH
McDonald,
minister
mmlit.pr
nl
A
Prir.il
111!
re.
I
J
tncurnnpo
ftrnvman
ps
trhncp
Vmj-
Kir
n
rtnfn.
nAA
u
1
t
taimumn
;
v
-
i
.
dhm
o
rMovori
-
wjr
uul
tut
uutc
cam
buuuui
lcuu,
Cape
Spencer,
14,500,
Pacific,
6.9c
and
the
deputy
minister,
J.
""""""J-;
'"'rtvZ
iness
represents
99.8
per
cent
of
the
Some
800
children
of
the
element
,d
c,
Sc
'Munroe,
will,
attend
tne
larmers
.i"""'!,.
...
.
trnlntr.
lfe
lnsurance
over
the
uuiKiey
vauey
ana,
in
the
evening,
he
will
address
a
meeting
of
farmers
ln
the
Com
munity
Hall
at
Telkwa
on
matters.
2,
fifth
Inning)
of
his
department
and
of
interest
to
farmers
generally.
VANCOUVER
WIIE
AT
VANCOUVER,
June.
17:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.05
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
BAR
SILVER
w-
ou.uuw
l.cic
iiuu
uctrn
fifth
61VCII
.1
.H
11
Ir.
wuu.mu,
..
..
.
.
.
.
0.
More
.than
3,500,000
Canadians
hold
(
such
examinations
as
the
nurs?
rjiomK.
r
...-....,
(policies
with
these
companies.
American
League
-
-
-
Washington,
12:
Detroit,
10
(sec
ond
game
Washington,
0;
Detroit
Philadelphia,
1;
Cleveland,
8.
Boston,
5;
Chicago,
1.
Richard
Knox,
Lloyds
Inspector
and
former
well
known
chief
engineer
of
Canadian
National
steamers,
arrived
n
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tnls
morning
from
Vancou-
ver
to
make
an
Inspection
of
the
NEW
YORK.
June
4:
(CP)-Bar
..
,nhn
.h,.h
ilitai
nrne
iinnhanrrnrliDt
i73.n
wr
t-
Kidnapper
Had
No
Statement
Burhs'LakVPart
cloudy,
calm
fine
ounce
on
the
NewtYork
metal
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
thereupon
sentenced
to
die
in
th
yvV'U1."
'
'marketV
today.
.
local
dry
dock.
(could
do
and
slips
were
sent
to
the
parents
to
warn
them
of
hindrances
to
the
child's
health
and
encourage
them
to
get
further
ai-vlce
from
the
family
doctor.
Infected
tonsils
to
the
number
of
263
had
been
found
while
325
children
needed
dental-
care
and
Franklin
Pierce
Said
Nothing
forty-four
had
defective
vision.
Prior
To
Death
Sentence
Being
I
Corrections
had
been
recorded
tor
Passed
j
seven
tonsils,
eight
children
hid
attended
the
dentist
while
eighteen
MIAMI,
June
17:
(CP)
When
had
been
provided
with
glasses.
Up
asked
,
by
the
judge
yesterday
It
j
to
June
223
home
visits
had
been
he
had
anything
to
say
for
himself
made.
Many
people
had
been
un-before
being
sentenced
for
the
kid-
able
to
meet
the
expense
of
having
napping
of
Jimmy
Cash
Jr.,
Frank-
tonsil
operations
or
dental
care,
lin
Piercee'
McCall,
aged
21,
said
he
Miss
Priestly
here
pointed
out
that
had
nothing
to
say.
McCall
w?s
dental
clinics
had
been
established
by
Rotary
Clubs
elsewhere
In
the
electric
chair.
(Continued
on
Page
Two)