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aos
roc
a
HIS
ROLE
IMPORTANT
Former
Mayor
Waugh
of
Winnipeg,
As
Saar
Commissioner,
Had
Arduous
Task
WINNIPEG,
May
26:
(CP)
Former
Mayor
Richard
Deans
Waugh,
who
died
last
week,
played
only
one
role
In
the
fast-moving
drama
of
post-war
international
affairs
-but
it
was
a
leading
one.
As1
British
Empire
representative
on
the
Saar
Commission,
the
former
mayor
of
Winnipeg
plunged
into
perhaps
the
most
trouble-fraught
aftermath
of
the
Great
War.
When
tl'e
Treaty
of
Versailles
placed
the
wealthy
Saar
Valley
under
the
When
the
genial
Scot-Canadian
gave
up
nis
nonorea
posiuon
in
ms
adopted
city
for
the
delicate,
but
thankless
task
of
conducting
tlje
affairs
of
the
League's
unwanted
war
child
it
exemplified
his
character
and
courage.
For
three
and
one-half
years
Mr.
Waugh
strove
to
pacify
tl-e
great
German
population
in
the'
fertile
mining
valley
but
his
own
interpretation
of
the
Versailles
pact
could
not
be
reconciled
with
that
of
the
majority
of
the
Com,
mission
and
he
resigned.
TTIe
cnKcomiAnt
r
rt
rrrae
nt
.
wilo
and
things
were,
adjusted,
But
by
that
time
"Dick"
Waugh
was
back
in
Winnipeg
as
chairman
of
tfc
Manitoba
Liquor
Commission.
and
Born
In
Scotland
venture
he
headed
the
polls
In
1908
as
a
city
controller
and
in
1912
he
became
mayor.
He
declined
re-nomlnation
In
1913
out
of
res-
of
"these
farcical
manoeuvres
of
pect
to
his
business
partner
who"
the
French
government,
was
drowned
in
the
Titanic
dlsas-
When
his
resignation
from
the
ter.
In
1915
and
1916
he
was
ac-,Saar
Commission
was
announced
claimed
mayor
again.
.Mr.
Waugh
was
requested
to
head
The
98-mile
aqueduct
carrying
the
Manitoba
Liquor
Commission.
Winnipeg's
fresh
water
from
Shoal
He
returned
to
Winnipeg
and
In
Lake,
Lake
of
the
Woods
region,
is
yet
another
executive
position
re-material
tribute
to
Mr.
Waugh's
vealed
his
high
administrative
ab-enterprlse.
As
chairman
of
the
llity
and
added
to
his
already
-Greater
Winnipeg
Water
District
amazing
popularity
among
"my
Commission
from
1915
to
1920
hejown
Manltobans."
was
instrumental
In
construction1
Mr.
Waugh
was
twice
married
of
this
$20,000,000
project.
The,
In
1892
he
married
Harriet
Logan
aqueduct
is
exceeded
In
length
on
'daughter
of
Alexander
Logan,
foui
this
continent
only
by
those
of
times
mayor
of
Winnipeg,
and
of
New
York,
.Los
Angeles
and
San
.
this
union
there
were
six
chlldrer
:
Francisco.
Richard
Douglas;
Lieutenant
Alex-
Durintr
the
construction
of
the
ander
Logan,
Lord
Strathcona!
aqueduct
Sir
Robert
Borden,
thenjHorse,
killed
In
action;
Frederick
Canada's
Prime
Minister,
asked
Mi
James
and
Heber
Edward;
Effie
Waugh
to
head
the
commission
injwno
died
In
Winnipeg
In
1930,
and
charge
of
reconstructing
the
ex-
Margaret.
Mrs.
Waugh
died
In
July
plosion-torn
district
of
Halifax
but
1931.
and
In
August,
1932,
Mr
aegis
of
the
League
of
Nations
the
Winnipeg
would
not
part
with
its
Waugh
British
government
chose
the
fore
most
citizen
of
Canada's
largest
prairie
city
to
see
that
British
reputation
of
"fair
play"'
was
main
tained
by
the
League's
administrating
commission.
energetic
servant.
In
March
1920
Sir
Robert
offered
Mr.
Waugh
the
Saar
Commlsslonership,
at
the
request
of
the
British
government,
and
it
was
accepted.
The
British
Commissioner's
direct
responsibility
was
control
of
finances
and
food
supplies
but
he
took1
a
vital
Interest
in
the
whole
knotty
problem
of
maintaining
a
smoothly-knit
social,
industrial
and
economic
fabric
about
the
fractious
'German
and
French
residents.
Of
the
other
commissioners
Mr
Waugh
once
said:
"One
was
a
Frenchman;
one
a
Belgian,
just
asjthe
cast
of
"D".
Syn"
which
Is
good
a
Frenchman,
and
the
third
lthe
m,n
future
of
a
double
blU
a
Dane
who
had
lived
in
France
Prsram
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
for
15
years
and
was
a
bcttei
thls
mid-week.
He
Is
a
Kentish
vil-Frenchman
than
the
other
two.
It
lage
P""
who
preaches
by
day
rule
by
France
echoed
around"
tl-ef""n!d
aIwfyfta
minr
ty
l
1
thought
it
duty
ta
wnrtrt-
world;
fhp
the
Tn,o
League
InvpcMt
investigated,
my
see
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
waa
carried
out
to
the
very
letter
by
both
French
and
Germans.'
Mr,
Fine
Start
-:
Baby
A
CANADIAN
PRODUCT
married
Miss
Eleanoi
Lewis
of,
Winnipeg.
IS
PARSON
AND
PIRATE
George
Arliss
in
"Dr.
Syn
at
Capitol
Theatre
Detective
Thriller
Is
Also
Presented
.Appearing
as
the
living
ghost
of
a
dead
pirate,
George
Arliss
heads
ana
smuggles
in
contraband
by
night.
However,
he
turns
out
to
be
as
honest
a
smuggler
as
ever
rolled
a
hogshead
of
rum
past
the
nose
of
an
exciseman
since
smuggling
in
the
Eighteenth
Century
was
an
I
Resigned
in
Protest
honorable
profession
in
the
eyes
Waugh's
struggle
against
of
.
honorable
men.
The
picture
is
Richard
Deans
Waugh
was
born
'
what
he
considered
anil-German
In
Melrose,
Scotland,
March
23
J
administration
came
to
a
head
l
i
1868.
He
moved
to
Winnipeg
in
May,
1923.
The
Commission
lm-1881
where
his
father,
Richard
posed
heavy
fines
and
imprison;
Waugh,
became
editor
of
thejment
upon
inhabitants
who
critl-Northwest
Farmer.
A
brief
experl
Iclzed
the:
Versailles
Treaty
or
ary
ence
in
a
law
office
was
followed
,
administration
thereunder.
Mr.
by
his
entry
Into
real
estate,
Inviting
at
that
time
In
the
rapidly-growing
city,
and
before
long
Mr.
Waugh
was
president
of
the
Win-
a
British
production
and
the
sup
porting
cast
includes
John
Lodor,!
Margaret
Lockwood.
Roy
Emerton,
Wally
Patch,
Graham
Moffatt.
"Arsene
Lupin
Returns,"
star-ring
Melvyn
Douglas,
Virginia
Bruce
and
Warren
William,
is
the
other
end
of
the
double
bill
nrn.
In,
an
Indictment
of
the
alleged
gram.
It
continues
the
adventures
pro-French
nature
of
the
Com-
of
the
famous
gentleman
jewel
mission,
Mr.
Waugh
later
declared:
thief
Who
is
snnnnspH
in
h
rfporl
nlpeg
Real
Estate
Exchange,
a
"The
form
of
government
contem-
The
story's
action
races
speedily
leader
of
the
Scottish
Association
plated
by
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
from
the
Federal
Bureau
of
Inves-
pruminem,
in
cuning
ana.couio.
nave
Deen
a
success
and
a.tleation
in
New
York
t.
haunt
rt
norucuuurai
circles.
credit
to
the
League
of
Nations
'
crime
in
Paris
Thn
nmnnrti
In
Mr,
Waugh's
first
Dolltlcal
but
the
other
commissioners,
he
inrlud
contended,
were
under
orders
from
Ijalliday,
Nat
Pendleton,
Monty
Qual
d
Orsay.
He
"marvelled
at
the
Woolley,
E.
E.
Cllve
and
George
patience
of
the
people"
in
the
face
Zucco.
bottle-fed
babies,
there
is
no
For
finer
start
in
life
than
a
Carnation
Milk
formula.
They
get
a
milk
which
is
more
easily
digested,
even
by
babies
who
have
trouble
with
other
formulas.
There
is
never
any
variation
in
the
milk
to
upset
them
and
no
matter
T
Q
H
where
you
may
travel,
baby's
milk
is
always
the
same.
And
all
babies
can
benefit
by
the
extra
vitamin
D
in
Carnation
Milk,
for
it
helps
to
insure
sound
teeth
and
bones.
When
bottle
days
are
over,
there
is
no
question
of
"weaning"
baby
he
goes
on
getting
Carnation
Milk
in
his
cup.
Carnation
is
pure,
cows'
milk
with
only
water
taken
out
homogenized
to
break
up
the
cream
into
tiny,
digestible
particles
sterilized
for
absolute
safety,
'and
to
make
it
keep.
Carnation
Milk
adds
creaminess,
smoothness
and
flavour
to
cooked
dishes
econ-
omical
and
delicious
for
creaming
coffee
and
cereals.
Write
for
Carnation'Books.
"The
Contented
Baby"
is
free.
The
Carnation
Cook
Book
with
full-page,
full-colour
illustrations
is
15c"
(postpaid).
Carnation
Company
Limited,
Abbott
St.,
Van.
IRRADIATED
Carnation
mm
Milk
"fROto
CONTENTfD
COWS"
IHm
fe
tU
"Contented
Hour"
tvtry
Monday
fight.
$,
your
lotel
nw.pep,,
for
tlaiiont
and
Km.
RSa
DAILY
N8WS
1933.
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Fred
Coram,
well
known
purser
of
Canadian
National
Steamships,
Is
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
which,
suffering
from
rheumatic
fever,
he
was
admitted
on
Monday.
He
was
reported
yesterday
to
be
progressing
favorably
and
expects
to
be
able
to
leave
for
his
home
in
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George
tonight.
Mr.
Coram
came
north
last
week
as
purser
of
the
steamer
Prince
John
and
had
transferred
to
the
Prince
Charles.
Having
completed
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
C.N.R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
James
Watt
In
command,
sailed
last
night
for
Vancouver.
She
Is
shortly
to
be
commissioned
for
the
summer
in
the
service
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Two
large
fir
timbers
were
brought
from
Vancouver
yesterday.-aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
to
be
fashioned
at
the
local
dry
dock
into
booms
for
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
The
finished
booms
will
be
taken
south
next
week
to
be
installed
on
the
Rupert.
Seven
vessels
landed
a
total
of
1G9.000
pounds
of
halibut
at
Seattle
yesterday.
The
list
included
the
following
three
schooners
from,
the
western
banks:
Liberty,
38,000
pounds,
1'2c
and
62c;
Vansce,
36,-0?a
Washington.
7rC
and
67'nc:
Doric,
40,000,
Booth,
7
'fee
and
7c.
At
J
Ketchikan
yesterday
the
schooner;
Tongass
landed
a
large
catch
of
72,-000
pounds,
being
paid
6
7-10c
and
4
7-lOc
MOTHER'S
DAY
THRILL
CALGARY,
May
26:
(CP
O.
W.
Coward
received
Mother's
Day
greetings,
by
long-distance
telephone
from
her
son
Harold,
6,000
miles
from
here
in
El
Centra,.
Colombia,
South
America.
Coward,
oil
company
employee,
completed
arrangements
day
before
his
call
which
lasted
three
minutes.
tlASSiFlEO
FOK
SALE
FOR
SALE
Houses.
Phone
Green
317.
(128)
FINE
sail
boat
with
all
rigging,
mainsail
and
Jib,
26
feet
long,
9-foot
beam,
very
reasonable.
Call
Pioneer
Laundry.
(tf)
FOR
SALE
38
ft.
Halibut
boat.
All
ready
for
fishing.
Complete
with
gear.
No
reasonable
offer
refused.
Apply
McLean's
Boat
Yard,
Seal
Cove.
tf.
FOUND
FOUND
Lady's
Purse.
Owner
may
obtain
same
by
paying
for
this
advertisement
at
the
Dally
News.
PERSONAL
BE
A
CIVIL
SERVICE
CLERK.
EXAMINATIONS
for
Clerk,
Grades
1
and
2,
male
and
female,
In
'
Dominion
Civil
Service,
are
to
be
held
In
Prince
Rupert.
Applications
to
reach
Ottawa
by
June
4th,
1938.
We
have
helped
hundreds
to
obtain
Civil
Service
positions
and
can
help
you.
Proof
of
this
statement
and
full
information
about
the
examinations,
etc.,
free.
M.
C.
C.
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
f.f
WATER
NOTICK
Diversion
and
line
TAKE
NOTICE
that
BRITISH
CO'.-UMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED
whce
ad
dress
is
Foot
of
Oaarxpboll
Ave.,
Von-1
couver,
B.
C,
will
wjjpLy
for
a
licence
to
take
and
vtxs
100.000
Oallons
peri
day
of
water
out
of
en
unnamed
stream,
1
Whiloh
flows
NorUh
Baterlv
and
dralnn'
Into
Paoafl
Bay,
Selwym
Inlet,
Moresby
Island,
eboat
at
Ite
Westerly
end.
The
wa.ter
will
toe
diverted
at
a
po'jit
about
800
feet
magnetic
south
from
shor
line,
and
-will
be
used
for
Industrial
and
Domestic
purpose
upon
the
land
dewcrlbod
m
Lot
170
and
Lot
2069,
Queen
Charlotte
Dlstrtat.
This
notice
was
pouted
on
the
ground
on
the
27th
day
of
AnrU.
1938
A
Dopy
of
this
notice
and
'an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
t'iei
'Water
Act"
will
be
fUed
In
the
office,
of
the
Water
rtorjorder
ait
Prince
Ru
pert.
Objections
to
the
application
may
bo
filed
with
the
Bald
Waiter
Recorder
or
with
the
Comptroller
of
Water
Rights,'
Parliament
Buildings,
Victoria,
B
C,
within
thirty
days
alter
the
first
p-pearance
at
this
notice
In
a
local
newspaper.
THE
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
PACKERS
LIMITED,
Applicant.
,
By
James
T.
Underhlll.
Agent.
The
date
of
the
first
publication
of,
this
notice
is
M4i
of
May,
1938.
HOLLANDERS
TO
SETTLE
IN
BULKLEY
Party
Is
Taking
Up
Land
NeaT
railing
More
to
Follow
Ity
of
Palling,
near
Burns
Lake
and
were
very
favorably
Impressed
with
the
possibility
of
getting
sufficient
land
in
one
block
and
of
;ood
quality
at
a
cheap
price
and
jlose
to
a
railway
station,
all
of
these
being
requisite
to
their
scheme
of
settlement.
They
did
not
look
around
the
Uulkley
Valley
as
the
topography
of
the
country
did
not
anoeal
to
them
being
so
much
different
from
their
nauve
Holland
and
they
returned
the
next
morning
to
Burns
Lair'
with
the
annarent
Intpntlnn
f
ettling
around
Palling.
It
is
expected
that
about
25
families
will
form
the
initial
settlement
with
a
probable
Increase
to
200
i'amilles
in
the
not
distant
future.
I
Mr.
Prlnz
was
the
onlv
memher
tf
the
party
whn
talknri
and
he
stated
that,
owing
to
the
I
ncrease
In
population
of
his
coun-l
try
and
the
very
limited
amount!
of
farm
land,
it
was
absolutely
nec-
-ssary
mat
a
number
of
his
people
migrate
to
other
suitable
countries
mo:
mat
there
would
eventually
be
i
considerable
exodus.
'
The
threat
of
European
war
and
he
consequent
disruption
of
a
na
Baseball
Club
Appealing
Fine
Hollywood
Club
Not
To
Rest
Content
Under
$11000
Impost
SAN
FRANCISCO,
May
26:
Fined
$1100
for
over
delaying
a
SMITI1ERS
May
26.-A
party
of
wltn
Sacremcnto
as
a
result
of
seven
Hollanders
arrived
in
Smith-
wnlcn
thcrc
was
a
ncar.r,0t.
the
ers
on
Thursday
evening
by
motor
Honywood
club
has
announced
it
car
from
Prince
George.
Harry
wljj
appcai
Bowman,
Canadian
National
Rail-j
',
ways
colonization
agent,
was
In
charge
of
the
party
and
they
were'
P0!Jftf,e
Crtrl
also
accompanied
by
"Bun"
Smith'
11651116111
S
uOIl
One
of
the
party,
Mr.
Prlnz,
was'
$
At
MaVO
CHllic
In
this
district
two
years
aeo
look-
ing
It
over
with
a
view
to
settling
a
number
of
his
countrymen
and
this
party
is
a
result
of
his
previous
trip.
They
inspected
the
country
ar-
Check-up
Reveals
James
Roosevelt
To
Be
In
Excellent
Condition
ouna
rnnce
George
and
all
the,
ROCHESTER,
May
20:
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