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Saturday,
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2,
1938.
THE
CHAMBERLAIN
POLICY
LIKES
PALESTINE
H.
R.
Coventry
of
Victoria,
who
is
home
on
furlough
if
mm
the
air
service,
has
been
telling
the
people
of
the
capital
about
Palestine.
He
savs
that
it
is
hot
there
in
sum-
'nglit
nail
the
year.
The
other
halt
it
rains."
GERMAN
OPINION
Germans
are
not
at
all
unanimous
for
Hitler.
Here
is
the
way
one
explains
the
position
:
""If
a
neasant
has
six
cows
and
the
government
takes
MERCHANTS
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Gyro
Grounds
TAKE
CUP
BEATS
B0RDEN
Open
Monday
Defeated
Navy
Two
to
Nil
in
Dom
I
off.
inion
Day
Final
SEASON
SCORING
SUMMARY
Smith,
Navy,
7.
Bryant,
Navy,
.
VJjik,
Merchants,
5.
Howe,
Legion,
4,
Smith,
Merchants,
i.
Armstrong,
Navy,
1.
Christison,
Navy,
-4.
II.
Dickens,
Legion,
3.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
3.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Simundsen,
Legion,
2.
Holkestad,
Merchants,
2.
Cameron,
Merchants,
1.
Dickens,
Navy,
1.
Gillis,
Merchants,
1.
O'Neill,
Navy,
1.
Vance,
Legion,
1.
McMeekin,
Navy,
1.
Christison,
Navy,
1.
A.
Dickens,
Merchants,
1.
Errors
Ronalds,
Navy,
1
(for
Merchants).
Murray,
Legion,
1
(for
The
final
of
the
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
between
the
Merchants
and
the
Royal
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
yesterday
resulted
In
a
victory
for
the
Merchants
by
two
goals
to
nil.
The
Merchants
were
full
value
for
their
win
which
was
I
Right
from
the
kick
off
Merch-lants
attacked
'and
the
spectators
had
a
thrill
when
Morgan
stopped
A
,VV,f
fW
.
i
i
j
,
.uamerons
line
nign
anve.
nny
.
ouujn,i,
mai
seems
lu
ue
mucn
unaer
aiSCUSSlon
iriwas
fast
and
open
and
then
Holke-
came
to
the
rescue.
Vink
ran
out'l
and
missed
the
ball
but
Parsons
"PoloofiVo
?a
nil
forced
three
Only
One
Goal
in
Junior
Football
Game
Yesterday
prolonged
attack
following
Hodg
gained
before
a
large
crowd.
The
mnson-s
wen
uiiten
comer
uuv
mc-
raln
first
half
was
a
splendid
exhibl-rimmon
ciearea.
wnsun
maue
a
tlon
of
fast
open
play
and,
while
grand
run
but
Baker
finished
weak-the
.second
half
Dlay
fell
off
a
bit,
ly.
Zbura
stopped
a
good
shot
but
9
(K
j
towards
the
end
it
Improved
again,
there
were
no
f
urther
goals,
though
'President
Jack
Preece
wished
the
Mcueoa
went
.close,
teams
good
luck
and
then
City
Albert
Dickens
referreed
very
ef-
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
kicked
ficlently.
jriiiiii
fxupGTl
louay
IS
tne
policy
Ot
Frime
Minister
stad
centred
a
beauty
that
A.
mon;
O.
Keays,
Strand,
L.
Keays;
Chamberlain
in
Great
Britain.
Many
maintain
that
the
Dickens
converted
giving
Morgan
wiison,
Baker,
Hougan,.
sunberg,
namOerlain
1)0
lCVlSfl
WPnk'nnp
thnf
mncf
,r.0,r;toW,rU
uu
wavy
uih;u
wm
gui,
M.
01keStaQ.
i
..
iw..v'v..Mv
mow
ivakji
v
cau
Teams:
Borden
Postolu;
Long,
Pavilikls;
Blaln.
McLeod,
Vuckovich;
Hodgklnson,
G.
Smith,
A.
Bill,
Arney,
C.
Mah.
Booth
Zbura;
Gomez,
McCrim-
match
the
members
to
trouble.
Others
say
that
Chamberlain
has
shown
WlSTS??
of
Following
the
strength
in
not
being
stampeded
into
war
bv
the
iine-o-
for
offside.
Then
the
Merchants
thp
Premier
wh
who
i
nf
n
.
4.
41
1
41
J.
1
4.
4.1
1
...
lata.
bul
uie
uuu
in
uv
uti
uut
uic
piuy
feeltll
BriUSh
Sent
mS
pS
feels
that
a
tremendous
responsibility
rests
him.
A
upon
and
Holkestad
beat
Morgan
from
European
war
today
would
be
a
terrible
thing.
While
we
ciose
in
with
a
swerving
drive
that
all
feel
that
the
British
would
win
in
a
war
against
what,the
BoaUe
handled
but
could
not
seems
to
be
natural
enemies,
the
cost
would
be
so
terrific
Stvp;
?airow
T
e?,J
drove
a
,
.
.
shot
just
over.
Smith
j.i
i
.V
was
nearly
i
i
i
i.
j.
that
no
sane
man
Would
Want
to
risk
a
conflict
i
if
it
IS
I
through
but
Parsons
and
P.
Gomez
possible
to
avoid
it.
That
seems
to
be
the
ruling
passion
cleared.
Play
became
a
little
heat-
of
Chamberlain.
He
will
not
fight
if
he
can
possibly
avoid
ed
ne
p'avers
settled
down
it
but.
whp
n
hp
Anna
ficrht
Vip
wpnfo
tn
ha
nvm.aiwl
r
.again
and
Ritchie
headed
past.
t"
4V.;
'
1:
::?.
ll
.7,-
fy
"".christison
beat
Parsons
but
Gomez
in
me
jiictiiiLiine,
every
uay
giyes
nun
opportunity
to
pre
pare
his
defense
forces.
them
all
away
from
him,
that's
Communism;
if
he
has
six
for
a
time
but
brightened
up
with
.that
'It'VlT
they
cows
and
the
government
commandeers
three
and
leaves
him
three,
that's
Socialism;
but
if
he
is
allowed
to
keep
all
six
and
feed
them
and
look
after
them
and
the
government
takes
all
the
milk,
that's
Naziism."
CX.F.
CONVENTION
Yesterday
the
C.C.R
convention
opened
at
Kamloops
,;
w
i
t
h
one
o
f
the
duties
to
choose
a
House
leader
vi
for
the
remainder
of
the
term.
The
name
of
Mrs.
D,
G.
;
Steeves
is
prominently
mentioned
in
this
regard
and,
if
"
she
should
be
chosen,
it
will
be
the
first
time
a
woman
has
Jed
a
political
party
in
the
British
Empire.
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Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
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Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
868
Ehot
wide.
Smith
was
just
kept
out
tried
hard
and
Vink
fisted
away
3
good
shot
and
later
sayed
from
tViU
H,
11.
Teams:
R.CN.VJl.
Morgan;
Eby
Ron
alds;
Eastman,
Davles,
McMeekin;
i
Bryant,
H,
Dickens,
Christison
Armstrong,
Smith.
:
Merchants
Vink;
Parsons,
F.
Gomez;
Veltch,
Ferguson,
Gillis;
,D,
Cameron,
.
Ritchie.,
A.
Dickens
D.
Gomez,
Holkestad.
I
Referee,
Hugh
Douglas.
Linesmen,
G.
Howe,
J.
Bremnpr.
j
Outstanding
Players
I
Morgan
again
turned
In
a
good
game
In
goal
for
Navy.
Eby
and
Ronalds
were
reliable
backs
after
a
shaky
start
McMeekin,
Davles
and
were
introduced
to
congratulated
both
the
winning
team
and
the
losers.
Mr.
fattullo
was
interested
to
know
the
boys
had
learned
their
football
here.
Visit
Of
Zulu
Giants
Deferred
Comic
liaseball
Team
From
Detroit
May
Ue
Here
Towards
End
of
July
saved.
Bryant's
corner
was
cleared,
.
..
.
i
,
,
-
dU
;
I
vhit
to
Prince
Ruper
of
the
Armstrong
was
slow
when
he
had
a
chance
ZuJu
Glants'
Comic
'bball
team1
iasi.'lrom
Deiroit'
which
was
to
have
The
second
half
opened
Gomez
stoDDed
Christison
some-1n
pua
im
wees
xo
rruice
u-
what
forcibly
and
then
the
Navy
corners.
Cameron
pert,
has
been
deferred.
It
may
take
place
towards
the
end
of
July
in
the
course
of
a
trip
to
Alaska.
"
and
then
Vink
was
thoroughly
,
.
.
it.'
tested
by
a
long
drive
from
Davlei
Eafnian
t
,plfy?d
SardV.,lhc.
lalte
Then
a
fast
bout
of
combination
by
D.
Jomez,
Ritchie
and
Cameron
UJiiuriuiiaiiy
uniting
iu
unu
uut
continuing
to
play
well.
Smith
and
Christison
were
the
pick
of
the
Wrds
but
the
team
a
whole
ting
the
upright.
Play
deteriorated
had
when
they
beat
th-
r.nmpron's
fin.
r
hof
,
f...u
ed
weakly
by
driving
bish
over
the
bar.
A.
Dickens
gave
Ritchie
a
grand
opening
but
he
made
a
mess
of
the
finishing
shot.
VJnk
had
a
hectic
time
following
Smith's
grand
centre.
He
saved
on
the
grounc
nnri
t.hpn
snvpH
n
uvnnH
Hrlvu.
nn
Mercnanis
six
to
iwo
recenuy
Armstrong
played
liard
while
Bryant
got
no
assistance
from
Ids
inside
man.
Vink
played
a
good
came
and'
Parsons
and
Gomez
put
up
a
stonewall
.defence.
The
halves
wert
the
ground.
When
'the
dust
had
always
on
top
of
the
ball
and
neve.
cleared
away
he
emerged
vith
the
,xne
ei
awuw
ouwn.
ball
whlp.h
he
p.lenrnH
snfplv
Mov
aviwiciis
hui.uk
a
great
difference
and
held
the
team
together
wer
The
forwards
were
clever
and
laet
,
,
,
...14V.
TT..II
4
Dickens.
Then
Holkestad,
Ritchie
U4r8
I
and
Gomez
thel
Cameron
and
Cameron
indulged
in
a
lovely
passing
bout
that
Morgan
managed
T)'ck
j
to
stop.
I"
-
""""
Can
You
Equal
This?
CJean,
Comfortable
Rooms
with
Hot
and
Cold
Water
Home
Cooked
Meal-.
Beautiful
Harbor
View
Board
Jk
iOxim
$40
Mo;
and
Up
"All
White
Help"
KNOX
HOTEL
Sujervised
Activities
to
Get
Vuiei
Way
Next
Week
.
m
me
junior
tvoioau
exnmmon,
Q
Playgr0UIMjs
0f
Prince
I
.game
yesterday
afternoon
Booth
be
opened
and
undei
i
Memorial
School
won
from
Borden
-
commencing
next
Mon-"Street
School
by
the
only
goal
ot
"
tne
matcn.
There
was
a
big
crowd
,
For
the
tw0
months
of
the
sum
to
see
the
game
and
the
display
of
mer
the
Gyr0
parks
wlil
be
undei
j
the
boys
was
the
subject
of
high
tne
supervision
of
Harry
Gordon-j
commendation
by
old
.timers
who
cooper
assisted
by
Neil
Boss
from
I
did
not
realize
Ihe
high
standard
of
Vancouver
And
the
separate
parks
!
play
the
boys
can
put
up.
'will
be
directed
as
follows:
Booth
had
the
advantage
of
the
McClymont,
Alice
Gomez.
1
bill
and
wind
and
had
the
best
or
'
the
first
half.
Hougan
went
close
:
and
Pastolu
saved
from
Sunberg.
'
Hodgklnson
was
very
clever
and
Acropolis,
Kitty
Cameron.
Seal
Cove,
Jean
Krause.
West
View.
Mary
Davey.
The
directors
will
be
on
the
Gomez
did
well
to
stop
Bill
who
was
grounds
from
1
pm.
until
9
p.m
1
nearly
through
from
Hodgklnson's
and
ji
few
of
the
activities
that
wiU
j
centre.
L.
Keays
tried
a
long
shot
he
conducted
tills
season
will
In-
that
Payilikis
blocked.
McLeod
sent
elude:
Inter
-
playground
league
.
his
forwards
away
and
C.
Mali
went
games
In
basketball
and
sof
tball,
ji
close.
Strand
was
always
in
the
tumbling,
vaulting,
apparatus
work
thick
of
the
play
and,
from
his
pass,
soap
carving,
doll
contests,
ama-
Baker
crossed
to
Sunbere
who
ieur
hours,
hand
craft,
sand
box
scored
a
beauty
of
a
goal.
Borden
projects,
Russian
and
Gypsy
retaliated
but
'Hodgkinsen's
-centre
Jng,
folk
dancing,
tap
dancing,
1
was
cleared.
swimming,
diving
and
iife
savin;?
J
Borden
had
more
of
the
game
in
the
second
half
but
Booth
defense
was
sound,
a.
Smith
had
a
try
and
"Blain
and
Bill
went
close
but
Gomez
and
Keays
cleared.
Hougan
led
his
forwards
in
a
good
run
but
Vuckovich
cleared.
Booth
had
a
lucky
escape
when
Borden
staged
a
BASEBALL
SCORES
FRIDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York,
3;
Brooklyn,
1.
Philadelphia,
4-5;
Boston,
1-0.
St.
Louts-Pittsburgh,
postponed
Chlcago,
11;
Cincinnati,
4.
American
League
Washington,
0;
New
York,
8.
Boston,
12;
Philadelphia,
7.
Cleveland
-
Chicago
postponed
rain.
Detroit-St.
Louis
to
be
played
,
later.
THURSDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York,
14;
Philadelphia.
1.
Boston,
0;
Brooklyn,
5.
Cincinnati,
1;
Pittsburg,
3.
St.
Louis
-
Chicago
postponed
rain.
American
League
Philadelphia,
1;
New
York,
7.
Detroit,
S;
Cleveland,
10.
Washington,
1;
Boston,
11.
Chicago,
11;
St.
Louis,
1.
ft
fin
Swains
Transfer
and
Taxi
A.
McDonald,
Prop.,
Terrace
Picnic
Parlies
and
Taxi
Anywhere
Special
Trips
to
Lake-else
Lake
Also
Boat
Service
-on
Lake
Write
or
Wire
for
Further
Information
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
'Mr
map
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prince
Rupert
RACES
ARE
KEENLY
RUN;
Good
Entry
Lists
in
Various
Eventi
xwiprHav
Merchants
Win
1
.--
-
Spartan
Cup
there
being
good
entry
lists
in
each
event.
A
Merchants'
team
won
tht
Spartan
Cup
in
the
relay
race.
The
winners
were
as
follows:
Girls,
six
and
under
Ruby
Bag-
shaw,
Eva
Adams.
Girls,
fourteen
and
under
Nor
ma
Currle.
Reldun
Kildal.
Boys,
fourteen
and
under
Olive
Keays,
Steve
Mentenko.
Girls,
sixteen
and
under
Currle,
Reidun
Kildal.
Frank
Stevens
Is
Laid
At
Rest
Many
Turned
Out
This
Afternoon
To
Tay
Final
'Tribute
to
M-m-jnory
of
ftsteemed
Pioneer
Resident
Many
friends
attended
the
fo.
neraJof
the
late
Frank
A.
JSteve-u
Various
rao
and
field
events''
ibis
afternoon
Irom
the
chapel
o!
at
the
Dominion
Day
cdebraticnjtbe
B.
C.
Undertakers
to
Fairvhi
yesterday
were
keenly
contested,
eraertery.
Prominent
among
those
who
.came
to
pay
final
tribute
to
the'
memory
of
a
well
known
an!
highly
esteemed
pioneer
were
other
old
time
residents
of
the
city
Re.v.
H.
O
.
Funstan,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
offici
ated
and
the
accompanist
for
tht
Boys,
six
and
under
Ukl.Kihara
.hymn
-iid
Kindly
Lt.sht"
wasW,
Dick
Ormiston.
.
Vauchan
Davles.
There
"were
mar
Girls,
eight
.and
under
Gcorglna
floral
tributes.
Rudderham,
Rose
Clavring.
'
The
pallbearers
were
D.
CMcRae,
Boys,
eight
and
under
Ian
Lea-
Thomas
McClymont,
S.
E.
Parker,
vltt,
Uki
Kihara.
c.
P.
Balagno,
John
Bulzak
and
Girls,
ten
and
under-Joy
Bertf.
David
Douglas.
Audi-Mr
Huntr.
Boys,
ten
and
mider
James
'
-
-
-
Weir,
Alfred
Shrubsall.
Boys
liana
itace
timer
reriaiu,
Girls,
twelve
and
under
Donna
Harry
Aston.
Adams,
Eileen
Feasby.
Bqys,
twelve
and
under
Jimmy
Weir,
Jack
Illhgston.
Married
Ladies,
Baoe
Airs.
M.
F
Rowe.
Mrs.
A.
Ronalds,
Mrs
L.
L,
Woods.
Single
Ladies,
Race
Reldun
KU-
.
(
rf
I
mJ
ai,
cilia
.ivruusr,
uouix
mm.
Men-a
Hop
Step
and
Jump-
a
Sehcrk
35
leei
Jive
inches),
Mr.rmo
Uat4a
D'MbIII
iSi
fpft
twn
inches).
'i.uiiua
"
.
"
-
.
-
-
w
,
Men's
100-yard
dash
Jack
Un-
Boys,
.sixteen
and
under,
Ollva
win,
Bill
Vance.
Keays,
Steve
Mentenko.
1
Broad
Jump
Bill
Vance
sixteen
Boys'
Bicycle
Race,
under
twelv
feet,
one
Inch),
Bertie
O'Neill
.'U
Carl
Undqulst.
Jimmy
Weir.
feet).
Boys,
Bicycle
Race,
under
sixteen
220-yard
sprint
Jack
Unwin,
Gus
Stromdahl,
John
Strand.
Bill
Vance.
COAST
BREWERIES
Nf
WCkTMINfttlN
VlCTOftM
jL
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advertisemenl
is
no!
pubhsbed-oi
displayed
by
the
Liquox
Ccritroi
Board
or
Ly
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
,
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in
The
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PLAN
Is
available
to
all
house
owners
with
reasonable
income
who
have
met
their
debts
in
the
past.
No
lien
or
mortgage
is
required
by
the
lending
institution.
HUT
REMEMBER
Loans
are.
available
only
as
long
as
the
sum
appropriated
last's
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&
McCAFFERY
Will
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to
every
detalj
of
securing
your
required
loan
and
Supply
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and
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have
to
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cent
until
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work
is
completed
to
your
satisfaction.
i
The
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roof
,r
repairs
you
have
wanted
for
so
long
is
now
within
your
means.
-
,
Phone
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116
or
117
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Jr.,
Black
800
But
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Too
Late
SEE-
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dlsolay
of
modern
roofing
inaterlals
in
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Helgerson
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220
Cth
Street.
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"A
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rhone
281
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wh?at
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58
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558
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