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Saturday,
July
29,
1938.
VALUABLE
TO-BRITISH
COLUMBIA
picture
and
by
word
of
mouth
is
very
valuable.
Dr.
J.
T.1
There
is
a
patriotic
slant
to
the
move
that
Premier!
irattujlo
announces
will
be
made
to
prospect
for
oil
in
the
Peace
River
country.
Not
only
would
the
discover'
of
oil
bring
great
wealth
to
British
Columbia
and
help
the
prov-inca
to
meet
its
obligations.
It
would
be
most
valuable
in
casaof
war.
Fuel
is
needed
for
home
consumption
to
keep
the
wheels
of
industry
moving,
war
or
no
war,
and
in
case
of
war,
supplies
are
ajways
liable
to
be
cut
off.
More
than
apeuuuig
a
nuie
money
oonng
a
iew
wens
in
iiKeiy
spots,
Find
1815,
Wreck
In
River
Bottom
Hulk
of
One
of
Early
Steamboats
Juts
Up
In
Richelieu
Mud
MONTREAL,
July
30,
(CP)
Discovery,
bt
the
wreck
of
the
8.
S.
Vermont,
buried
for
more
than
a
century
In
the
muddy
floor
of
U.t
Richelieu
River,
was
reported
here
by
a
research
party
of
the
Cana
dian
Railroad
Historical
Association.
Half
submerged
in
the
river
bottom
with
only
a
bare
skeleton
of
ribs
Jutting
toward
the
surface
the
wrecked
hall
was
found,
In
lOj
feet
of
water
about
three,
mlhy
north
of
the
United
Spates
border
Third
commercially
supcessful
steamboat
In
the
world",
the
167-tcn
Vermont
was
built
in
1809
to
transport
freight
and
passengers
at
fl
maximum
speed
of
six
miles
an
hour
between
Whitehall,
N.
Y.,
at
the
lower
end
of
Lake
Champlaln.
and
St.
John's
Que.
The
War
of
1812
Interrupted
Uv-trlps
to
Canada
and
the
vessel
be.
came,
a,
troopship.
Back
Into
com
merclal
service,
tie
Vermont
sat-ki
late
In,
1815
when
the
connectlnt
rod
became
detached
and
drove
a
hplf
through
the
hull.
Steered
toward
shore
and
ou.
of
the
path
of
marine
traffic,
the
crippled
vessel
settled
below
the
waves
and
gradually
became
sub
merged.
Then,
wjth
the
advent
o,
modern
method?
of
transportation
the
spot
was
forgotten.
A
10-foot
rib
of
the
wreck
brought
to
the
surface
by
a
diver
will
be
placed
in
the
Chateau
de
Ramezay
museum
here.
Provincial
Constable
Andrew
Grant
left
by
last
evening's'
train
on
his
return
to
Hazelton
after
a
NEW
YORK,
July
30.
CP)
Yesterday
games
made
little,,
difference
in
the
1838
major,
baseball
league
pennant
race
situations.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
continued
their
five
game,
margin
of.
leadership
in
the
National
League
by
downing
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
whfle
the
second
place.
New
York:
Giants
were,
defeating.
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Boston,
Bees
assumed
leadership
of
the
second
division
by
winning
over
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
dropping
into
the
second
division.
In
the
American
League
one
full
game
still
stood
between
the
first
land
had
no
trouble
in
disposing
of
the
Washington
Senators.
Yesterday's
BJg
League
scores:
National
League.
:
St.
Louis,
1;
Boston,
2.
Chicago,
4;
Philadelphia,
5.
I
'Twelve
Innings).
!
Pittsburg.
7;
Brooklyn,
8.
Cincinnati,
4;
New
York,
5.
American
League.
New
York,
4;
Chicago,
3.
Philadelphia,
2;
Detroit,
9.
i
Boston-St.
Louis,
to
be
played
as
jpart
of
double-header
on
Sunday.
vyasnington,
4;
Cleveland,
12,
Baseball
Standings
j
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
I
National.
Pittsburg
56
31
--JNew
York
53
38
.
Chicago
50
39
.
Cincinnati
49
41
Boston
39
46
Brooklyn
41
48
The
work
that
Howard
T.
Mitchell
is
doing
for
British
Louis
Columbia
mining
in
drawing
public
attention
to
it
by,pnUaIeIPhIa
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer,
is
doing
similar
work
ew
York
in
his
particular
field
by
similar
means
onlv
far
less
ad-
American
37
50
27
59
54
Cleveland
2!I!rld
52
50
vanced
than
Mr.
Mitchell's.
Mr.
Mitchell
is
a
journalist
;Washmgton
46
and
by
means
of
his
paper
has
been
able
to
direct
atten-:
Detroit
44
30
30
33
46
46
uon
along
useful
lines.
As
a
lecturer
and
photographer
he,
CnJcag
35
42
is
eouallv
valuable
as
was
attested
Thnrsrlnv
pvpnino-i8t-
1x5,114
26
58
yhen
he
spoke
and
showed
his
films
in
the
City
Hall.
W&'Philadlphla
congratulate
Mr.
Mitchell
on
his.
well
directed
efforts!
successfully
carried
out.
i.NIVI
I
I
Hh
k
29
51
BASEBALL
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
and
the
other
In
the
Lake
Kathlyn.
Pavilion
follow-In
the
old
timers'
concert
on
Saturday
night.
Somerville
Is
In
Golf
Final
MONTREAL,
July
30:
CPl
Fumiteru
Nakano
and
JJro
Yamagishi
defeated
Laird
Watt
and
Rom
Wilson
6-3,
3-6,
tj-3,
7-5
yesterday,
to
wlij
the,
decldipg,
nui
fch,
lp
the
Davis
Cup,Aroejif,zane
tennia
play,
between.
Japan,
and
Canada.
Japan
had
won
both
the
opening
single,?
on
Thursday
SPORT
CHAT
0
t.
I
place
New
York
Yankees
and
the'
George
Heatley
of
Hajifax
wai
Cleveland
Indians,
the
former
hav-j
iust
another
fight
fan
that
pre-lng
won
a
close
victory
from
the.11?1"1
the
outcome
cX
the
Louls-Chlcaeo
White
Sor
uhite
cWe-
iSchmellng
heavyweight
fight
In
the
wrone
manner
and
how
he1
paid
for
It.
With
the
applause
of
Victor
Jac
k
Dpyle
and
almost
every
j
resident
of
Bedford
Suburb
rinsing
in
his
ears
Heatley
was
escorted
by
j
a
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
.Police
officer
on
a
strapped
to
his
feet,
clad.
In
full
winter
attire
even
to
a
red
toque
he
tramped
in
a
downpour
of
rain
from
the
railroad
crossing
to
Dr.
Jerry
LeBrun's
office
in
the
middle
of
the
village.
carefully
with
a
compass,
and
blazed
a
trail
lite,
a
veteran
on
the
telegraph
poles
with
a
small
hand
axe.
After
reaching,
his
destination,
he
resignedly
accepted
the
.644lP,e3Se
of
the
Band
of
Love
from
mo
the
Bedford
Society
.of,
.Puddle
Jumpers.
Yes,
and
Doyle
is.
just
as
4i
glad
the
little
scrap
turned
out
459
1
the
way
lt
did
because
he
would
4i
'have
been
forced
to
hitch
his
nosa
425;
behind
a
peanut
and
push
it
to
the
J
Jl
.643
.636
.602
300
.489
.467
.316
.363
if
the
Brown
Bomber
had
lost
and
it's
plenty
high,
too!
Classes
In
Life
;
Saving
On
Sunday
Only
Those
Actually
Taking
Part
Will
Be
Transported
The
Gyro
Playgrounds
life,
saving
classes
will
be
continued
as
usual
at
the
Salt
Lakes
on
Sunday
afternoon
and
for
those
who
wish
to
take
part
a
boat
Is
provided.
Ihis
trip
...
.
to
the
lakes
is.
now
exclusively
for
For
Jl
Northern
1
f
J
lJu
Bntish
Columbia
T
til0
wh0
class
take
part
in
the
life
Championship
Honors
;
Xwo
classe,
pf
from
n
twe,ve
svfrrHPPQ
r.,i,n.
....
persons
each
have
been
held
the
bail
games
to
be
played
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Smlthers
In
connection
with
the
Smithpr
past
two
Sundays,
at
the.
Lakesand
some
headway,
has.
be3n
made.
There
are.
however,
but
fouc
Suri-
that
Should,
this
country
be
drawn
into
a
conflict,
the
oil
twentv.rmh
.ni.
day
Ieft
n
which
to
finish
the
yoMldbe
trebly
valuable
to,
theEmpire.
ition
ext
week-end
at
'smithen
iftrutIon,
an.d
examlntd
for
We
know
there
is
oil
at
Fort
Nonnan
on
the
Mac-
J?
W
the
championship!
JSf
found,
in
the
Peace
River,
according
to
experts.
Let's
co.hi.id
hv
smihr
tamy,
artificial
resDiraUon
and
Bermuda,
Tq
See
AndYiAes:
!
HAMILTON,
Bermuda,
July
30:
I
CPj
Fred
Perry
of
England
and
Ellsworth
Vines
ot
the
United
(
States,
two.
ot
the.
foremost
p'ro'
teasional,
tennis
players
In
tht
1
world,
may
play
a.
series
of
exhibj-
Tu
.
,umD
wnio,
are
leit
to
see
him
wield
a.
racquet
with
in
the
final
of
the
Dominion
goll
me
of
the
HamSn
SSSz
laW
championship
competition
this
af-
,
he
would
try
to
come
ta
5th
.
VlriPA.
nrnitnH
rutur
at
A
u.uui
Yesterday
In
the
semi-final
sta
of.
Bermnrt
v.
.1
"'I
van,
Bavage
01
aait
Lake
City.
pionshlps,
the
tburiiey
that
dram
.
-
.
.roany
ranking
amateurs
from
tht
r
J!LD0K
G0W
PR,C
1
Un,ted
stat;
Cahada,
Grea?
Bri
LONDON,
July
30-ICP)-
Bar,
tairj,
France
and
Sweden.
Perry
gold
was
up
3
cents
at
$34.83
ner
himself
mn
h
rto..,,4,
.ti-.
brief
visit
to
the
city
on
official!
fine
ounce
on
the
London
metal
title
when
he
was
an
amateur
duties.
market.
Jbacklnl932.
MERCHANTS
In
Soccer
SEASON
SCORLNG
SUMMARY
Chrjstjson,
Navy,
.
Smitfc,
.Navy.
7,
Brjant.
Navy,
7.
Vlnk,
Mfreljanjs,
5.
.
ArpuXiaaz.
Navy,
5,
Howe,
Legion,
4.
Smith,
Merchants,
4,
Ferguson.
Merchants,
4.
H.
Dickens,
Legion,
X
Campbell.
Legion,
2.
Morgan,
Navy,
2.
Simnndsen,
Legion.
2.
Holkestad.
Merchants.
2.
O'eilL
Merchants.
2.
Cameron.
Merc
bants,
2.
McMeekin,
Nary,
2.
Dicluuu,
Navy,
L
GilUs.
Merchant.
L
Q'eill,
Navy.
1.
Vance,
Legion,
1.
A.
Dickens,
Merchants,
1.
McLean,
Legion,
L
Cross,
Navy.
lt
D.
Gomez,
Merchants,
1.
Hiisoy,
Merchants,
1.
inerc
w
more
acuon
in
int
pUed
nlgh
qj)
al?d
Uttle
Clpsters
second
half.
Simundson
was
f
rJ
at
the
base
of
the
neck,
through
but
Vlnk
saved
a
surt,
'
.
.
.
.
'
goal
by
fouling
him.
The
result-
Compf
te,
Uardrpbe.
No
article
of
has
waa'
wearing
apparel,
ant
penalty
taken
by
Howe
saved
by
Vlnk-a
bit
of
luck
foti
.
'Wtten
-
beach
clothe,
of
:ton
of
th
Ktenest
hill
in
nHfnrrt
tne
Merchants.
F.
Gome2
made
a--r'-v"'
ahead.
There.
IS
a
movement
in
Australia
to
either
prove
There
will
be
two
big
dances
in
thfi
reo-u!red
land
driljs.
will
be
held
tcjiari
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and:
their
own
lands
or
PUt
ia
a
reserve
of
about
three
hundred
IconnecUon
with
the
celebraUon
a
a.1
the
Symnaslum
bulldh.g
at
aja
play-off
game
will
be
nlaved
at
II
.
11
1
'Rmllh.M
nno
In
h.
T-
t,.m
time
best
SUlted
for
thO!U
hn
ta
V
6
H-lt
tn
i..
.1
J
'
it.
:'
t.
iiiiuiun
gawons
ior
use
m
casaineir
regular
supply
snouidlj
,:
"f5-
iOW"
i
lWr"'
tus
Hfr
be
hp
flit
cut
nff
off.
Rritich
British
Pnlnmhio
Columbia
might
irrhf
Qoe51
easily
An
do
l,
her
bit
in
"l
"no1
01
to
the
.1
iriii
i
;
it
ii
i
good,
run
and
Desaed
to
D.
Gomez.
2
Pi
feasant
who
scored,
The,
Leglpn
came
back
c)9&
M.
brlghcolored
aru
daring-hard
with
Sam
Currle
always
In
lyoriglnal
designs;
sun,
hats,
which
Uhe
thick
of
the
fight
and
Murray
'old
up
like
an
umbrella;
wbok
j
trying
hard
to
break
through
but
costumes
which
include
bathing
jOillls
and'
McLean
defended
well,
suit,
sun
shorts,
air
madness,
beach
JOTfelll
and
Baker
showed
to
ad-j
gowns
with.
aU
the
rest
of
the
re-i
vantage
and
a
good'
passing
boulgalla,
evening,
afternoon,
cocktail
,
In
which
O'Neill,
D;
'Gomez
and
,
and
morning
clothes,
sport
things,
Musoy
look
part
nnisned
with
the
l
a
dozen
complete
sets
of
exquisitely
latter
beaUng
Krause
from
close
'hand-made
"undies"
In
pale
shades
In.
;
particularly
the
new
silver
blue
1
Teams:
which
Is
this
year's
sensation,
Canadian
Legion-Krause;
Mur-
Scarfs,
gloves
In
silk,
velvets
and
ray,
Bremner;
8am
Currie.
Howe,
the
finest
kid,
suede
and
doeskin.
Simundson.
Vance.
Smith.
J,
They
are
embroidered,
stlched,
Johnston.
hand-painted
and
colored.
Shoe
Merchants-Vlnk;
Gomez.
Par-
whkh
are
a
miracle
of
the
shoe-
'
t
'
ZiTSr'
-
m2;-
uam'.
maker's
art
with
microscopic
tap-
'
eron,
Baker,
O
Nelll,
D.
Gomez.
Hu-
f
soy.
t.
j
u.
'I
Referee,
was
B,
Armstrong.
For
the
Legion
the
best
players
were
Krause.
Murray,
Howe
and
Bremner
while
the
Merchants
were'
best
served,
by
0;NeUlr
Baker,
Go:
met
and)
Cameron.
j
These
two
teams
meet
again
In
Tuesday
evening's
fixture
which'
will
conplude
the
Mpbley
Cup
regu-l
lap
schedule.
If
the
Merchants
win
Mjwjpy
win
ue
wiyj
tne.
Royal,
Cana
ants
are
set
on
wlnnJne
as
the
v
feel
they
can
beat
the
Navy
as
they
did
II
the
Dominion
Cub
fln-
Jal.
i
J,
The
league'
stapdlng
to
date:
,:
,
W
D,LP
A
Pts
,'Nayy
3
0
116,
7
6
Merchants.
2
0,
1
8
9
4
legion
p
Q
3
1
9
0
PULPWQOP,
SQATTEUED,
FREDERICTON,
July
30r
ijCPJr-A
summer
frestjet
of(
thjj.
8t.
John
River
cost
one
combany
$1,000
tn
v-..n
anq
An;eVn.
Are
Ifi.tion
matches
in
this
British
co
.
rei"e-ve
PulRW
torn
adrift
frpm
In
Dominion
Title
Competition
QnJy
jn
March
0
n
yeaf
a
boom
near
her.
TORONTO,
uly
30:
CP)-Sandv
Lsland
and
gave,
tennis
enthU
I
INfc'KSTATJON
LIGHTER.
Somervllle
of
Canada,
and
'.TiiiSSL
KERlCipif,
July
30:
(CPX-
New
Brunswick's
annual
Infestation
of
tent
caternlllars
wag
ronsid.
erably
lighter
this:
year
'than
last,
sold
an
entomologist
here.
Thev
stared,
earjjet
aruj,
finished
earlier
Sonjervllle
won,
a,
crushing
victory
Perry
and
Vine's
would
play
t-.Jthan
n
Previous;
years!
twelve
up
jtnd
eleven
to
go
over,
fore
the
annual
Ikrmuda
-ch.m.
'
,,
I
H.
BtJLjQEjR;
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Bldg.
1
PAGE
5iT
t
art.o""y.
Jul;
29,
ish
TWO,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
-
JTacknd
Jfi
11
Health
Shoes
Keep
children's
feet
srowing
in
nature's
forrn-
Cuskjon.solesj
flexible
smart
styjei
Sreat
wearjng
qualities
and,
values
Fitted
by
the
VISIBLE
Fitting
System,
$1.75
$3.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
BEES
MOVE
Otherwise
Standing
In
Big,
Lea
rues
Inchaneed
As
Result
of
Yesterday's
Play
UP
GROOVE
:
.
.
.
,
Canada
h
1
EKminatei
WILL
HAVE
FINE
DOLLS
ertng
heels
and
dainty
decor
J
Ktrvkincl
lik
rnhvht
......
.."rl
T----
VUISHjh
pacts,
and
saucy
veils.
Next-
winter
Instead
of
J
Elue"
tt.
will
be
"Marianne
bJ
.
.
'
.
.
.
Q
i
1
rr.'.rt
cr
r
L.t
Paris
Sparing
No
Ellon
10
aiaae
c
winjj-j
;
6ffrrInKs
"to
Young
British
fo
them
b
one
of
the
IVgHtJ
'
Royalty
Complete
,
tomobile
companies
In
the
coqstfj
.
.
'
i
Jill
rum
thA
haart
t
Rr
r.LAOYS
M.
ARNOLD
I
.
-
-
b
ir.
:
WIN
0AMI&rrra-Wa!d
to
,7Zt
their
new
mistresses
tht,?"
Uabelh.
Maru
JjJi.
custom
.
many
Seof"
CeMlong
w
Ow-re
have,
been
prlrc.nench
genius,
can
do
U,,
cesses
such
gifts,
have.
gone.
from:ft
lP
one
country
to
anther.
Doll
rrpml
ftiiux
LONcrvrrT
XZrv
infn
Bilek..
IIACKETT8
COVE,
N
&,
1
lniham
Palace
and
some
of
them
may
be
seen
today
in
the
Royal1
Museum
of
London
where
are.
dil-
played
toys
of
Victoria,
AJpxandfa,
I
Mary
and
oher,
roya.
chljdfen,.
Nothing
in
the
past,
however,
can
39;
UCPl
The
four
Frallck
bro.1
exs.
Qr,
iff.
tiainax,
county
r&l
havr)
reached
a
total
of
355
j&l
of
age,
John
Is
the
oldest
George.
U
91,
Charles,
89,
and
il
youngest.
Ajber,t,
only
81,
i
approacn
me
sumptupusness
oi
CURFEW
REGULATION
j
trousseaux
In
preparation
for
these
',
HALIFAX,
July
30:
ICP)
-
rl
tdoUi
which,
are
to
"be
gii-ejj
by,
the,
cltJr
council
ckjcldei
t
iCUWren
of.
France."
No
doubt
on.te
a
curfew
tegulatioo
pr
4ir"
alter,
the
princesses
have.
eni&jns-
children
,ur)cjer
li
ytifiUi
iJvl
them.
th,ey
too
will
find
their'
be
pn
thcclty
streets
tHq
ay
to
the
showcases
where
their
p,"
m.
unaccompanied-by
older
vpseaux
will
constitute.
one
of
the
sons.
astvcociplete
records
oj
feminine!-
..
-
(apparel
at
anjr
given
period.
tt
lifiLJf
AXJujy
30(
iCPi
.
:
'hlctnrr
Halifax.
CounLv
Tennis
Iouitj.-.
Inside
the
gowns:
cloaks
and
haU
prpbahly.
set
a
record
that
...
.
.
.
.
1
are
tse
names
01
some
ot
e
narq
w
otu,
nain
mia,
yh
ova
I!
IvldUmottcelebrateddresamaker;
caused-
postponement
of
tiut.oJ
4
'Jewelers,
coiffeurs,
even
Uie
silk
werft
scneoujeo,
up-to-date
the
Merchants
and
the
and
velvet
manufacturers,
have
Canadian
Leglgn
played
a
nos.-
n
called
upon
to
produce
ma-
poned
game
last
evening
wUh
the
"rials
w.nicn
wi
be
unique
in
ineir
Merchants
winning
by
two
goals
originality
and
rich
beauty.
j
to
nil.
1
Marianne
is
blonde
and
her
hair
Neither
team,
was
afc
ful;
strength
has
been
arranged
sulub,)y
for
a
And
iust
to
make
sure
he
didn't
but
the
spares
put
up
a
gocd
young.
gW,
It
U
lifted
at
the
sidps
get
lost
or
couldn't
find
his
way
(RTilnfe
a1d.
Ue
ganje
was
keenly
and
lallj.
1?)
soft
curls
at
tl)e
shoiri-back
Heatley
charted:'
his
coy
rse
contested.
Snijth
was.
nearly
ders;
France,
a
brunette.
Is
the
tnrougn
nut
parsons
stopped
nun
1
elegant
and
stately
young
woman
Cameron's
centres
were
dangerous
with
her
hair
pressed
as
it
would'
nut
Murray
ana,
uremner
managed
be
a.t,
the.
opera,
or
the
smartest'
to
Kee.p
toe
goat
intact,
rtrause
,
cocktail
Dartles
In
the
coming
win-1
showed
up
well
and
halMInu;
tfr.'she
is
at
least
six
months
a-
round
the
scpre
sheet
clean.
I
head
of
the
time
with
her
curls-
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
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FURNITURE"
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Goal
Wood
Phone
580
South
to
Vancouver
Calling
at
Ocean
Fall,
and
Powell
Kiver
SUaer
limi
PIIWE
MPERT
Every
Saturday,
7
p.m.
ahd
Monday,
Xp.ni.
CARAIIAI
JATWWL'
tEM?BIPS.
Decembe:
Frozen
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BAIT
Cold
SiotAgp,
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ishlCriiStarag
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