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tiAXLY
EDITION
98
Wednesday,
July
6,
1938.
Why
parliament
dragged
on
t,
a
J
,,ci'di
curresponuents
I01
the
dragging
of
the
recent
session
of
Parliament
was
that
war
might
break
out
in
Europe
at
any
time
and
that
f
anything
should
happen
in
Europe,
Parliament
would
lie
in
spssirm
tn
toL-Q
cunV.
r,
1
.
t
,
,
.
...
,tT.
'
tU-WU11
inigni
pe
mougftt
lit.
There
is
no
doubt
but
what
the
Prime
Minister
felt
for
a
rflYl6
fhflf
Tiro.
nr.
-it,
i.
1
.......
ai
tl3
uuuim
lu
come
ana,
according
to
the
stnrv
no
n
M
Kir
fVir.
.11
0
..
.
1
.
tl,c
v;uneapunuenis,
mere
was
a
time
When
it,
was
lrmktxl
nrum
nc
Km'n
1
v
.
M,uw
tlo
UC1J,
UJU(y
u
iew
nours
away.
Evidently
the
situation
is
today
less
tense
but
even
vet
there
is.danger.
The
.fact
that
the
stock
exchange
is
taking
a
less
pessimistic
view
of
the
financial
condition
in-dicates
that
there
is
less
likelihood
of
war
today
than
for
some
months
past.
BRITISH
POLICY
tR,'g!!.
R;
B"
Bennett
i?
'charging
the
Liberal
.party
with
failing
to
co-operate
with
Great
Britain
in
the
.matter
of
an
airplane
training
school
and
at
the
same
time
is
blaming
the
government
for
planning
to
allow
a
military
highway
across
Canada
for
the
use
of
the
United
States-This
policy
of
non-co-operation
with
the
United
States
is
mute
contrary
to
British
policy.
The
policy
of
all
recent
British
governments
has
been
to
do
everything
possible
to
bring
the
United
States
and
the
British
Empire
together.
Canadian
policy
has
not
always
been
along
those
lines
and
yet
Canada
is
asked
to
be
an
interpreter
of
British
policy
toward
the
United
States.
The
United
States
Would
like
to
have
a
highway
across
Western
Canada
and,
as
a
neighborly
act,
Premier
Patttillri
is
hmnriirirr
f
n
mako
ohVi
n
l.in.V..,.r...
;
-ju1
mi..
policy
which
1
Mr,
Pattullo
is
following
is
one
that
was
initiated
by
a
Conservative
Premier,
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie,
and
at
that
time
was
acclaimed
by
the
Conservatives
of
the
province
as
a
wise
policy.
Since
that
instructions
have
been
issued
that
the
policy
of
the
present
Premier
is
to
be
opjjosed.
Immediately
Conservatives
everywhere
turn
about
face
and
discredit
the-
Alaska
highway
as
being
not
in
the
best
interests
of
Canada
and
the
British
Empire.
THE
DEAR
OLD
FLAG
All
true
Canadians
revere
the
British
flag.
They
look
to
it
as
the
emblem
of
power,
of
right,
of
wisdom,
of
dust
by
using
it
for
political
purposes.
True
it
has
been
I
useful
in
the
past.
It
was
useful
for
party
purposes
in)
1911
when
co-operation
with
the
United
States
was
re-!
fused
by
the
nation
and
yet
the
1911
policy
was
carried'
but
t6
a
large
extent
recently
when
a
reciprocity
treaty'
gave
Prince
Rupert
fishermen
a
cent
a
pound
more
for
their
halibut
than
they
had
been
receiving
prior
to
the
..
carrying.
out
of
the
policy.
In
1911
Canadian
people
voted
'
against
reciprocity.
Two
years
ago
they
hailed
it
as
a
'
means
of
economic
salvation.
Once
more
art
attempt
is
being-made
to
raise
the
flag
and
wave
it
politically
but
the'
people
of
the
country
are
becoming
wise
to
these
political
,
manoeuvres;
'
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For
Best
Household
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
PHONE
57
COURSE
IN
i
FINE
SHAPE
Improvements
Made
at
Jasper
Park
Already
Talking;
of
Rig
Tourney
JASPER
PARK
LODGE,
July
C
Never
before
in
the
history
of
golf
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
has
a
course
looked
more
beautiful
or
ap
peared
in
such
grand
condition
as
does
the
Jasper
course
at
the
present
time.
Because
of
favorable
weather
conditions
the
grass
on
the
fairways
and
greens
came
through
much
earlier
than
formerly
and,
owing
to
the
good
start,
it
will
be
In
perfect
condition
for
the
annual
Totem
Pole
Tournament
to
be
held
here
September
4
to
10.
There
will
be
two
outstanding
features
noticeable
this
year.
First,
is
the
second
green
which
has
been
changed
to
the
new
Clarkson
Bent
which
is
now
in
the
large
majority
of
greens
here
and
provides
as
true
a
putting
surface
as
is
possible
to
get.
The
excellent
character
of
the
hole
has
not
been
changed
but
the1
new
grass
Is
a
most
Important
Improvement.
The
second
item
to
bring
Joy
to
the-
hearts
of
the
golfers
is
the
battery
of
practice
tees
that
have
been
installed
to
the
right
of
the
first
fairway.
This
will
give
the
golfers
every
opportunity
at
"warming
up"
in
the
close
vicinity
of
the
first
tee
and
no
time
will
be
lost
when
their
own
game
is
called
by
the
starter.
As
a
test
of
golf,
the
course
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
is
looked
upon
as
decidedly
fair
and
Interesting.
It
measures
6.580
years
from
the
championship
tees
and
is
made
up
of
five
"one
shotters,"
ten
par
four
holes
and
three
par
five
holes.
Three
of
the
short
holes
come
in
the
first
nine,
the
fourth,
seventh
and
ninth.
The
other
two
are
the
twelth
and
the
internationally
f
am-.
ous
"bad
baby."
the
fifteenth,
an'
outstanding
feature
of
these
short
!
holes
is
their
beautiful
character!
and
no
two
are
alike.
I
Trout
Put
In
A
recent
addition
to
the
pond
in
front
of
the-
tenth
tee
is
the
in
j
stallatlon
of
a
large
number
of
small
speckled
trout.
The
little
fel
lows
Jump
around
in
the
sunshine'
and
offer
the
golfer,
who
may
also
be
a
fisherman,
a
problem
to
solve!
wnemer
to
keep
his
eye
on
the
ball
or
watch
the
fish.
The
well
fed
black
bears
are
of
course
still
an
outstanding
feature
and
roam
around
the
golf
links
quite
unconcerned
at
the
peculiar
antics
of
their
two-legged
friends
propelling
the
golf
ball
In
various
directions
around
the
course.
Sometimes
they
go
so
far
as
to
pick
up
a
ball
and
chew
it
up
a
bit
but
the
"I
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
July
6,
1035
,
,
,,8
PR.
JOHN
TO
ALL
STARS
IN
ACTION
I
MAKE
TRIP
Will
Cfinie
North
This
Week-end
In
View
of
Other
Sailings
Being
Cancelled
In
view
of
the
cancellation
this
week-end
of
the
sailings
oi
both
ihe
steamers
Prince
Riipert
and
Catala,
It
has
been
arranged
foT
thfc
steamer
Prince
John
to
leavr
n
u
.
.
Vancouver.
Friday
morning,
arrive
Baseball
Classic
Between
NaOoml
hMe
Jate
Sunrfay
nlght
and
pr0.
And
American
Leagues
Is
Oik
cewi
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
whence
T,M,ay
she
will
return
here
Tuesday
after-
.
.
.
.
noon
and
sail
at
noon
next
Wed
nmmw.,.
CINCINNATI,
July
J:
CP)-ths
fm.
vnw
.
r.,m.
All
Star
baseball
classic
between
the
National
and
American
League
snewa
Prlnce
J6hn
win
sa
from
Is
being
played
today.
The
players,
Vancouver
at
11
a.m.
Friday,
ar-i.i
:n
ltv,tn,nK-
tnere
were
no
rive
here
at
11
pjn.
Sunday
and
scheduled
league
games
yesterday
'
at
mlfnght
for
Stewart
whert
nor
will
there
be
any
tomorrow.
she
win
arrlve
.
j
p
m
Monday
'
Johrniy
Vandermeer.
star
pitcher-
.
Icavlng
tnere
at
5
p.m.
At
3
a.m
.-or
the
Cincinnati
Reds,
who
won
a'Tu(.sday
she
wUi
arrive
at
Anyox
I
permanent
place
In
baseball's
Hall
and
ieave
there
an
hour
later
of
Fame
this
year
by
pitching
two;
Callng
aat
Waies
Isiandf
the
Naas
no-hit
no-run
games
in
succession,
Wver
and
Port
Simpson
south-starts
on
the
mound
for
the
Na-'bound,
she
will
arrive
at
5
p.m
uu
tugue
wmie
Leuy
uomez
MlTiu.Mav
at
Prince-RuDert
and.
af
file
starting
choice
for
the
Ameri
can
League
The
men
had
escaped
from
the
Colony
15
months
before
In
Indian
canoes.
They
went
to
Trinidad
where
they
sought
work.
Unable
to
get
Jobs
they
decided
to
go
to
Mexico.
The
governor
of
Trinidad
gave
them
a
boat
and
clothes
and
(he
Salvation
Army
provided
food.
They
had
been
at
sea
U
days
when
their
craft
ran
abound.!
Fishermen
noticed
their
plight
and
ter
discharging
local
cargo,
sa
I
at
noon
Wednesday
for"
Vancou
Other
stars
in
the
game
inclufe,ver
vla
Cumshewa
Inlet
and
Ocean
Babe
Herman
and
Joe
Medwlck:FallS)
bela
due
to
arrive
at
Van-.r
NatlonaI
aue
and
J'couver
.
Monday
morning.
DIMaggio
for
the
American.
T)l
prnr
.Inhn
In
rnmmnnrl
nf
With
the
New
York
Yankees
art!
jcapt.
George
Coles,
sailed
from
Cleveland
Indians
now
tied
for
the'here
last
Saturday
night
for
Van
leadership
0f
the
American
League.
C0Uver
after
having
undergone
an-and
a
tight
race
also
being
on
In
j
nuai
overhaul
in
the
local
dry
the
National
loop,
the
resumption
!dock
oi
regular
league
play
on
Friday
is
awaited
with
interest.
Devil's
Island
Fugitives
Saved
Weather
horecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
continues
high
off
Vancouver
Island.
Rain
has
occurred
on
the
North
'
Coast.
It
remains
warm
in
the
interior
with
scattered
showers
in
KINGSTON
Jamaica,
July
G:'tne
Kootenays.
i
vi
aeBcu
unu
tearaea,
n
iue-.
d,i.a
ov.i.
or,,?
r
r.v,.
lUlves
from
Devi
's
Island.
French
,otte
Islands
Moderate
wlnds,
uumuu
jjciiui
coiony,
were1
rescued
by
Jamaica
police
after
their
20-
foot
open
boat
was
stranded
on
a
reef
near
Port
Royal.
mostly
westerly,
cloudy
and
cool.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Moderate
to
fresh
westerly
winds,
part
cloudy
with
not
much
change
in
temperature.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
6;
CP)-Wheat
was
trading
at
03c,on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
bar
silver;
NEW
YORK,
June
4:
CP
Bai
silver
was
unchanged
at
4334c;
pci
fllAA
Ah'mah.
AM
I
i.r.
fcfAJ.
I.Atl
launch
F
"
lP
to
"Ce
W
lU
Ulln
a'market
today.
rescue"
the
men.
The
11
were
given
shelter
at
a
Salvation
Army
hostel
here.
diet
has
not
been
found
very
nu-r
tritlous.
Charlie
Duncan,
the
veteran
Rent.
in
mi:
sri'itKMi:
coi
ht
or
ihiitimi
r)i.iriniA
IN
1'KOHATF.
In
thr
.Mnllrr
of
llif
"ArtmlnWrntlim
.l"
And
In
Ihe
Mnllpr
f
the
F.slalp
f
Frank
Hammer.
IIm-pommI,
Inlrtatr
from
St
Andrew's
narew
s,
is
is
back
duck
again
uraln
as
n?
TAKE
NOTICE
by
Jr
d
Hia
,
cno,(
w
E
Flshtr
mstle
the
30th
professional
while
the
greenskeep-
day
or
June.
A.
d.
1938.
1
wm
ppoiiit-ing
is
again
in
the
capable
hands
f?
AdjnlniraUT
at
ithe
estate
01
Frank
n.
of
1,7
W.
lr
H.
ri-i,,,,i,
.
,
Hammer,
deceased,
and
all
parties
hav-
Brinkworth,
a
greenskeeper
mg
ttums
against
the
atd
estate
ore
Of
high
Standing.
hmby
required
to
furnish
same,
pron-
Alreadv
Aireaay
reservauons
reservation"!
Iiivp
nave
h.n
been
erly
verlned
o
me
on
or
before
thi
8m
day
a
August,
a.
d.
id38,
nd
n
made
for
the
annual
Totem
Pole
ironies
indebted
to
tfte
Mtate
re
re-golf
week,
September
4.
and
the
iUIW!l
,to
Py
rthe
emdam
or
their
m-..,
.
.
dobtndnen
to
roe
forthwith,
event
promises
.i.
4
to
be
the
most
sue-,
Dmtrd
the
6th
day
of
July,
a
d.
11m.
cessful
ever
held,
which
covers
a'
Arthur
j.
Lancaster,
lot
Of
B
eround
'
;
Deputy
Official
AdmlnlttKitor,
Prince
Rtiert.
B.
C
S4Hot.S3.2S
MttJUS
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advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liguor
Control
Board
of
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
Preserving
Supplies
PERFECT
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vl
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Per
dozen
Per
dozen
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JELLY
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SQUAT
iJCp
Per
dozen
,
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Copper
Boilers
Cold
Pack
Canners
Canning
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Jar
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GORDON'S
HARDWARE
PHONE
311
McBRlOE
ST.
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.
BUT
REMEMBER
Loans
are
available
only
as
long
as
the
sum
appropriated
lasts
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Will
attend
to
every
detail
of
securing
your
required
loan
and
Supply
all
building
and
roofing
materials.
YOU
do
not
have
to
pay
a
cent
until
your
work
Is
completed
to
your
satisfaction.
the
new
roof
or
repairs
you
have
wanted
for
so
long
is
now
within
your
means.
Phone
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
116
or
117
Evenings
Call
J.
F.
RITCHIE
Jr.,
Black
800
But
Don't
Be
Too
Late
SEE-
-Our
display
of
modern
roofing
materials
In
the
Helgerson
Bldg.,
220
6th
Street.
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Vancouver
via
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and
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rriday
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p.m.
TO
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23,
Aug
3,
13
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and
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ur
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e
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