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Frioay,
August
5,
1938
J02
.25
WORLD
WHEAT
PROBLEM
Accepting
the
information
conveyed
by
the
Royal
Bank
'economist
as
correct,
the
problem
this
year
and
next
may
VT
...V-
i.
ai
a-
vtr
-
t
J
i
ue
iv
sen
wneai
ratner
man
10
raise
it.
worm
production
)nay
exceed
the
record
of
1928-29
when
approximately)
four
thousand
million
bushels
was
the
crop.
Soviet
Russia
tind
China
are
excluded
from
the
record
as
it
is
impossible)
to
get
any
correct
idea
of
the
crops
in
those
countries.'
Nearly
one
quarter
of
this
amount
is
expecte'd
from
the1
uniieu
aiaies
aunougn
ine
crop
mere
.is
irnving
seiuacKS.
Both
Spain
and
Russia
have
greater
acreages
to
wheat
this
.
year
than
,
last
Even
in
Italy
where
the
crop
is
poor,
i
i
i
i
lii
mi
tnere
nas
Deen
a
sngni
improvement,
iaueny.
inis
increased
production
seems
to
be
the
chief
reason
for
the
fall
in
price
of
wheat
recently.
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'SPORT'
i
MERCHANTS
WIN,
FIRST
Took
Opening
Game
of
Gilhuly
Cup
Series
By
lo
To
One
Score
From
Navy.
SEASON
SCORING
STOIMART
Christison,
Navy,
8.
Smith.
Navy,
".
Bryant,
Navy,
?.
Vina,
Merchants,
5.
Armstrong,
Navy,
5.
Howe,
Legion,
4.
Smith,
Merchants,
4.
Ferguson,
Merchants,
4.
A.
Dickens,
Merchants,
S.
IL
Dickens,
Legion.
3.
Campbell,
Legion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Simundsen,
Legion,.
2.
Holkestad,
.Merchants,
2.-
O'Neill.
Merchants,
2.
Cameron,
Merchants,
2.
McMeekin,
Navy,
2.
Dickens,
Navy,
2.
'
Gil
lis.
Merchants,
1.
O'Neill,
Navy,
1.
Vance,
Legion,
L
McLean,
Legion,
L
Cross,
Navy,
1.
D.
Gomez,
Merchants,
1.
Husoy,
Merchants,
1.
Merchants
defeated
Royal
Ca
nadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
by
a
score
oi
two
10
one
lasi
nigm
in
the
opening
game
of
the
Gilhuly
Cup
football
series.
All
scoring
was
done
In
the
second
half
and
it
was
'of
fans
was
disappointing.
,1
CITY
FOOTBALL
STANDING
.
Navy
2
0
1
16
7
.
.4
BRITISH
LIBERTY
Merchants
3
0
18
9
The
French
language
daily
"L'lllustration
Nouvelle";
op
is
sending
out
proof
sheets
of
an
article
in
which
it
tries
fishing
profitable
to
put
the
King
on
the
spot
for
allowing
the
world
con-l
W
59
55
53
52
43
44
L
34
41
42
42
49
SO
54
62
40
FOOTBALL
WAS
DRAW
Winnipeg
and
Vancouver
Play
To
WINhTPEO.
Aus.
5:
(CP)
Vancouver
North
Shore
held'
Winnipeg
I
was
a
loosely
played
affair
with
iboth
teams
making
numerous
errors.
Pitching
was
weak
through-6
out
the
game
although
both
Bus-6
sanich,
on
the
mound
for
Westview.
0
and
Parlett
pitching
for
McClymont,
showed
the
occasional
flash
of
brilliance.
The
game
.was
a
batters
game
ETess
of
Free
Thinkers
in
London
next
month.
The
artiplp
'Winnipeg,
August
5.-
(CP)
-
an
the
way
with
both
teams
doing
has
a
picture
of
the
King
at
the
head
of
the
column
and
STSJSS
nlSv
1
15
a
Jrk
wlth.hthe-
J?11
V
has
become
nearly
a
two
and
one-
Westview
was
the
flst
hitter
to
i;
.i
e
.!.
j
of
him
the
defender
the
speate
as
of
faith
and
as
reigning
hair
mmon
doiiar
business,
re-
drill
one
out
of
the
infield
when
by
divine
right
and
suggests
that
such
a
gathering
as
ports
Dr.
H.
C.
Grant,
provincial
he
socked
a
line
drive
over
third
that
proposed
WOUld
be
a
scandal
in
a
Chistian
country,
economic
survey
board
research
for
three
bases
but
O'Neill,
play-It
urges
the
King
to
refuse
to
allow
this
gathering
of
mili-
chlef-To
i"rther
improve
this
busi-
mg
for
McClymont.
hit
two
three-
tan't
atheists.
ne5S'
Dr
Gran
adTised
Issuing
of
baggers
before
the
game
was
over
educational
propaganda,
regula-
WestviewTs
lieldlng
lapse
in
the
nrw
v
.
i.
i
r
-i
A
i-
,
What
the
Writer
df
the
article
fails
to
realize
that
IS
tkm
of
production
and
limitation
of
second
Inning
was
responsible
for
Britain
is
a
free
country
free
to
Jew
and
Gentile
be-
fishing
fleets.
,
five
runs
and,
although
they
tried
liever
and
unbeliever.
As
long
as
the
free-thinkers
obeyv
desperately
to
even
the
score
from
the
law
of
the
land
they
have
a
right
to
meet
and
discuss
r
i
110.
i
:
there
on'
they
"Te
unable
to
make
their
problems
or
what
they
consider
to
be
their
problems
Baseball
OiaildingS
!rTm
JJtfh?!?!
T.
.1
j
;
J
.
.
,
,
XA
,
!
3
id
Pareltt
to
decrease
the
deflcr
It
may
be
argued
that
this
freedom
has
not-
always;
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
8Qd
ended
the
game
down
9
to
11.
reen
accoraea
to
tnose
believing
m
uommunism
but
that
NationaL
is
because
communists
have
urged
the
use
of
force
in'
carrying
out
their
policies.
In
other
words
they
have
in
JJk
cited
to
rebellion,
which
is
against
the
law.
Chicago
Doubtless
there
will
be
a
considerable
Russian
delega-
Cincinnati
tion
among
the
free
thinkers
and
these
are
probably
the
Boston
militant
atheists
tn
whnm
the
writpr
nf
the
art
iVle
refers:
Brooklyn
In
spite
of
this
we
should
feel
more
proud
of
our
associa-
Philadelphia
.29
iiuiia
wiLii
ureai
nrimm
11
sne
anowea
ine
gatnenng
man.
American
League
if
she
refused
it,
although
as
Canadians,
it
is
none
of
our
New
York
59
31
business
whether
she
allows
it
or
not.
Cleveland
55
32
The
reference
to
King
George
is
of
course
out
of
place.
SSieton
fr
''The
King
can
do
no
wrong"
is
still
true.
If
there
is
any-
Detroit
ZZZZZ'.vt
49
"
thing
wrong
with
the
administration
under
the
crown
it
Chicago
38
47
is
the
responsible
adviser
of
the
King
wh6
is
to
blame.
He
Philadelphia
22
56
incf
nVmr
ic
Pl'o-Vit
TInn
Motn'lln
PlioTTiKnrlofr,
tko
T7J.',
St.
LOUlS
29
61
brime
minister
or
chief
adviser.
He
is
the
man
to
be
pil-Joried
and'riot
the
King.
In
a
similar
case
if
anything
of
.
the
kind
were
proposed
for
Canada
it
would
not
be
the;
King
wlio
might
be
to
blame
in
the
matter
but
his
chief
adviser
who
today
is
Right.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King.i
T6
blame
the
King
because
of
the
Padlock
Law
in
Quebec
would
be
to
forget
how
the
country
is
ruled.
It
would
bej
just
as
unreasonable
to
blame
him
for
allowing
a
gather-,
ing
01
iree
tninKers
in
Loncion.
;
The
game
was
called
at
the
Pet.
'
2venth
Inning
on
account
of
C34
dardarkness
,
the
official
score
.573
reverting
tt
the
end
of
the
fifth
558
inning.
533
Team
captains
were
Blaln
for
3"
Westview
and
Simundsoh
tor
ic-.456
ciymont.
Umpires
were
Nell
Ross
20
and
Bill
Sch'erk.
220
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.632
384
305
.490
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kite
rnvTPST
PrtftTPrtvrn
i
Owing
to
wet
weather,
the
kite
flying
contest
which
was
to
haVe
been
held
Wednesday
in
connection
with
Gyro
Playgrounds
had
to
be
postponed
although
the
kite
fliers
gathered
at
the
Exhibition
Building
and
worked
on
their
kites.
NOW
CALEDONIA
LIQUEUR
WHISKY
oz.
26
OZ.
16
OZ.
BURNSLAKE
W.
McKenna,
J.
Linton
and
Carlson
brothers
left
la
week
by
ca.
to
rtsit
Banff
and
Calgary.
The
Carlson
'brothers
will
Visit
at
thett
home
at
Gunn.
Alberta,
before
re-,
taming.
Miss
Margaret
Saunders
nf
Pal'
ing
left
on
Saturday's
train
Tiaj
Priixe
Rupert
and
Vancouver
en
,
route
to
Enderby
where
she
has
accented
the
position
ol
Matron
bit
the
Enderby
Oeneral
HospftaL
One-All
Count
in
Second
West.
Mfi
cheater
ot
Prince
Ru-
ern
Canada
uatne
,
,,-
nf
Mr
and
Mrs
-
to
T
-
,
.
J.
Jl.
MacDdhald
for
ten
days.
Vim
Vf
Rawtlnhelmer
R.
N
of
United
WesWn
to
a
phe-all
drnc
Xrmstrbng.
has
returned
by
car
to
her
last
night,
necessitating
a
hpr
nursing
fluues
after.
thira
ana
aeciaing
game
wuurua,
tWQ
mmhs
Tacation.
in
the
Dominion
Football
Assoc
la-1
Uon
Western
Canada
final
Local
Ball
Team
Off
To
Smithers
,Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
MacDonald
Miss
Anna
Nlckollchuk
of
Savory
Skaal
Lodge,
when
about
thirty
of
returned
to
her
home
Tuesday
a'-
j
A
local
baseball
team
consisting
the
young
people
met
tor
games
r
a
tonsils
operation
here.
of
Bill
LamDie.
manager,
ocoup
et
The
of
honor
won
tl.e
Bury.
Minor
Simundsen.
Dido
Our-
pvnln
,,
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num.
Unr
TnrV
OamnSpll
hv
pr
mn
Mnnrtnv
fr.r
ft
month's
11-.
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.
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mons
secretary
and
B.
A.
Smith
treasurer.
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C0RHS
6
WARTS
1
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J
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lmrlahtorf
A
f
THE
SEAL
'
QUALITY
mm
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Re,i
.Sockuytt
PINK
SEAL
Finest
PinH
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert
1-40
.jfojS
Thii
adrertlement
Is
not.
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
BoVrd
or
W
tlte
Government
'
,
of
British
Columbia
j
1
M
PROCURABLE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
MY-2
Jl
jALdLraday.
August
s
Eddie
Smith,
Sev
Dominato.
Herbit
OI
cnma-
ine
congregaHon
ui
oi.
vacaUon
at
Vancouver,
Victoria
i
Mrs.
J.
M
linger
of
Temcf
I
Morgan,
Andre
Letourneau
and
Pauls
united
,nurcn
voicea
ineu
.Trail,
etc.
her
small
son,
spenr
a
Jet,
Nick
Chenoski
Is
off
to
Smithers
regret
at
Miss
Munn's
departure
to
take
part
in
a
series
of
two
on
Sunday
by
a
letter
of
a'pprecln-games
to
be
played
Saturday
after-noon
and
Sunday
morning
in
con-
'Section
with
the
interior
town's
tion.
llanager
Lamgbie
eft
on
this
SnJ
pau,.s
Unlted
on
Sunday
nl
ht
morning's
train
while
the
rest
of
the
team
is
getting
away
this
eve-
.
Brahm.
'
ning.
McClymont
Park
a
Dickens'
family
analr
in
that
re-1
vt
n
,i
11
gard.
Sonny
Dickens
making
both
VYlllS
uOIlDcul
Miss
Mary
Munn
R.
N..
after
a
.year
at
the
hospital
here,
left
lastj
'week-end
by
car
for
her
home
in
gave
a
very
pleasing
arrangement
I
"Lullaby"
for
piano.
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade
Major
R.
Lowe
was
elected
president,
Ray
Com
counters
for
the
Merchants
and)
.
Henry
Dickens
the
lone
tally
for
Last
night's
game
in
the
Gyro
Miss
Frances
Foot
of
Endako
is
the
Navy.
Both
sides
were
out
in?
Softball
League
as
a
free
scoring
a
patient
In
hospital
here,
having
full
strength
and
It
was
a
clean;
.
affau-
jth
McClymont
Park
com-
(
well
conteMedjgame.
Fred
Cameron
mg
out
0n
top
by
a
score
of
11
to
was
reieree.
The
slzeJtfT
the
crowd,
g
over
Westvlew.
The
whole
game
4
"Wha'i
tho
mon
yow
Utp
Moiling
o.J,M
4Jh
1'tttow
no
!ntodcd
m
to
St
Capt."
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
Tkr
futU
frm
m
kUk
fhic
cm
bt
smaktd."
Mrs.
A.
K.
Hemstreet
and
daugb-
1
Summerland.
She
was
the
guest
operated
on
lor
appendicitis
ter
pf
Walcott
have
been
TltfJ
oi
honor
on
rnaay
at
tne
nome
oi
i
at
we
name
oi
Mr
and
Ma
J
.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
T.
C.
Holmes
left
F.
Nourse.
Master
Hemstrertu-.
1
l
-
.UV
V
1
sister
this
week
af
ter
harinf
vJ
the
guest
of
Master
Jimmy
WeJ
here
enroute
to
Tintagel
to
tJ
her
sister.
Mrs.
J
Mlddleton
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