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week
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in
advance,
per
month
;.
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
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mall
to
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other
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3.00
9.00
Monday,
May
23,
1938.
This
is
Empire
Day
in
the
schools
of
Canada.
It
was
inaugurated
by
the
Dominion
Teachers'
Association
at
their
annual
convention
at
Halifax
in
1898
and
has
been
celebrated
each
year
since
that
time.
In
other
parts
of
the
British
Empire
the
celebration
takes
place
on
May
24.
Fifty
million
school
children
will
this
year
take
part
in
the
celebration.
Though
many
of
us
may
often
be
critical
of
the
actions
of
Empire
statesmen
or
of
the
policies
carried
out
in
India,
Australia,
or
some
other
section
of
the
Empire,
ve
are
all
proud
of
being
members
of
that
wonderful
organization,
the
like
of
which
was
never
seen
before
in
any
part
of
the
world
or
at
any
period.
The
policies
of
Premier
Pattullo
have
been
endorsed
by
a
constituency
that
at
the
past
election
gave
a
majority
to
a
Conservative.
Doubtless,
the
plans
of
the
government
for
building
the
highway
to
Alaska
entered
a
good
deal
into
the
election
and
influenced
the
result.
It
seems
evident
that
the
people
generally
favor
"the
work
being
done
somewhat
on
the
terms
outlined
by
the
Premier-
jn
his
recent
address
at
Mission.
ENCOURAGING
MINING
The
Department
of
Mines
is
making
an
offer
to
young
men
to
get
a
course
of
training
in
practical
mining
while
at
the
same
time
being
paid
enough
to
clothe
them
and
give
them
something
over
at
the
end
of
the
term.
The
young
men
will
get
a
dollar
a
day
over
and
above
their
board.
rlhey
will
be
expected
to
learn
camp
cooking
111
addition
to
practical
mining.
At
the
end
of
six
weeks,
those
who
pass
satisfactory
examinations
will
be
eligible
to
apply
for
a
post
graduate
course
in
field
training
for
three
months.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
period
an
effort
will
be
made
by
the
department
to
place
the
graduates
in
the
mining
industry
where
they
will
get
still
more
ex
perience.
This
seems
like
a
good
oportunity
for
young
men
between
the
ages
of
18
and
25
to
get
a
grounding
in
mining
work
which
would
help
to
fit
them
for
either
prospecting
pr-
practical
mining
work.
NOT
ALWAYS
RIGHT
The
difficulties
of
statesmen
are
added
to
greatly
by
the
fact
that
many
of
the
improvements
asked
by
local
cpmmunities
are
of
no
real
value
and,
if
granted
would
)e
of
no.
practical
value
to
the
country.
Local
communities
ask
for
roads
which
lead
nowhere
and
cost
a
lot
of
money.
They
ask
for
buildjngs
or
othqr
improvements
Hyhjch
arp
not
needed.
Pressure
is
often
brought
to
War
so
that
wqrk
is
(Jpne
which
proves
to
be
a
popr
investment
for
the
country
as
a
whole.
.
'
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
the
city.
In
the
regularly
scheduled
Jun-i
lor
Football
Association
game
of
Saturday
last
King
School
(first
year)
Memorial
School
by
The
lpague
standing:
W
High
'...;.'......
2
Borden
....
1
Booth
0
D
1
1
0
L
0
1
2
Football
At
Ocean
Falls
F
15
7
4
McKeown
turned
a
past
own
goalie
and
later
msklcked
to
let
Smith
through
for
a
second
Its
full
share
of
attacking,
scored
through
Simundsen.
Gomez
made;
a
mess
of
a
penalty
shot
and
generally
was
very
weak
at
centre
for-:
ward.
The
second
half
proved
a
much
better
game.
Gomez
played,
well
at
full
back
and
the
whole
team
put
more
vigor
Into
Its
play.
Simund-
isen
added
a
second
and
upland
a
1
third
to
make
the
score
four
to
three
in
favor
of
High
School.
Mah
A
Pts
8
10
8
league
Activities
Well
Under
Way
Teams
Visiting
Bella
Coola
This
Week-end
OCEAN
FALLS,
May
23:
The
soccer
season
Is
now
well
undei
way
at
Ocean
Falls
with
the
Rangers
and
Shamrocks
tied
for
first
plp.ee,
either
team
haying
won
tvo
games.
One
Ocean
Falls
team
was
at
Bella
Coola
yesterday
to
play
for
tv
e
Mackenzie
Cup.
On
Sunday
an
exhibition
game
was
played
at
Bella
Coola
by
two.
Ocean
Falls
teams.
TUB
DAH.T
NEWS
Monday
May
j
PORT'
HIGH
WINS
FAVORITE
FOOTBALL'
m
r
iiTiiiiTnn
Toronto
Track
TORONTO,
May.
23:
(CP)
Willie
Cincinnati
jnj:lnnatl
Corinthians
Win
Over
Winniflegers
Touring
British
Soccer
Team
Had
Hard
Fought
Victory
On
Saturday
was
frequently
called
on
and
saved!
WINNIPEG,
May.
23:
(CP)
The
two.
dangerous
shots.
Wilson
forcr
I
touring
Islington
Corinthian
soe-ed
a
goal
for
High
and
Cameron
'per
"team'won
a
.
hard
fought
game
added
a
sixth
to
finish
the
scoring,
from
Winnipeg
All
Stars
by
a
Simundsen
missed
a
penalty
V(hen.
score
of
2
to
1
on
Saturday,
he
shot
at
Mah.
High'
School
A.
Mah;
Nelson,
McCrimmon;
J.
McLean,
Cameron,
6.
Keays;
Schubert,
Bill,
A.
Smith,
Postulo,
L.
Keays,
J.
Wilson,
Pierce
Booth
Memorial
School
Zbura
McKeown,
Sunberg;
Leland,
Strand,
Hodgson;
Clccone,
Baker,
Gomez,
simundsen,
Pierce,
Wood.
Pete
Doherty
refereed
well
and
before
the
game
called
the
teams
together
and
gave
them
some
very
;
sound
advice.
For
High
School
MaH
Nelson,
Mc-
land
beat
an
English
team
2
to
Crlmmon
and
Cameron
were
sound.
The
forwards
were
fast
and
kept
the
ball
moving
well.
Booth
backs
were
very
weak
In
the
first
half.
Zbura
was
safe.
Strand
played
his
usual
strong
game
although
he
was
Inclined
to
wander.
Leland
was
good.
Simundsen
put
up
a
splendid
game
and
Baker
was
a
big
Improvement
on
his
last
game.
Pierce
tried
hard.
Wednesday
brings
Borden
and
Booth
together.
Scots
Beat
Dutch;
j
Switzerland
Wins
Over
British
Team
AMSTERDAM,
May
23:
(CP)
-A
Scottish
team
defeated
Holland
3
to.
1
here
on
Saturday.
Swizer-
.
i
'
National
League
W
L
New
York
20
8
Chicago.
18
J3
Bostorr
14
U
Cincinnati.
1C
.M
Pittsburg
14
14
St.
Louis
12
15
Brooklyn
12
20
Philadelphia
7
18
American
League
Cleveland
2G
10
New
York
16
10
Boston
17
11
Washington
18
15
Detroit
13
15
Chicago
10
12
Philadelphia
9.
18
St,
Louis
8
20
GAME
CAUS.ES
DEATII
"Waiting
hrt
It
a
poln
'
,
"SmoU
a
Sweat
Cap
and
malt
It
a
pltavtl"
';'
fr
n
"
.r'T"
"
"
i"xwl'
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
...
"
"Tlit
putttt
form
In
nhkh
tobacto
tan
bt
tmoktd."
1
Baseball
Standings
GIANTS
IN
UMPIRE
DAY
WIN
AGAIN
OBSERVED
Shook
Losine
Streak
by
Uownlns
,
Pittsburg
l'ir3ies
Yesterday
In
nooth
and
Honlen
Street
School
llsavy,
'iil'ias
Aft3i
J
niLh.
UsciM
'
NEW
YORK,
May
23:
ipP)--Newj
vnrif
niants
shook
their
losing
streak
t
WIIMNhK
place
this
,nfi
smothering
smothering
lenng
Pet.
.711
.581!
.5P
.533,
.500,
.4441
.375
.200
from
which
the
Chicago
White
Box
TODAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
6,
Brooklyn
4.
Chicago
4,
Boston
1.
fAl
Lopez,
Boston,
suffered
compound
froc-ture
of
thumb.)
St.
Louis
0,
Philadelphia
7.
American
League
All
games
fxvstponed
on
account
of
rain.
37
Recovery
Bill
.00'
.015
.Mi1
15
a
Gets
Approval
.5,15
.401
455
Three
Hillion
Dollar
Measure
To!
333
Go
Before
United
Stales
Senate
.
.2S0
BIGGER
THAN
NIAGARA
1
ASUNSIDN,
Paraguay,.
May
23:
(CP)
Government
of
this
South
Iguanzu
Falls
reputed
200
feet
high,
40
feet
higher
than
Niagara
and
wider
by
oner-half.
1
This
Week
WASIIINGTQN,
D.
C..
May
23:-
tv;
The
administration's
$3,000,000,0,00'
nuif-iicorrpn
1
1
nn
raiCHETER,
May
23:
England,
recoyery
blll
was
a
ir0VC(1
by
s
.n.
(CP)-Fal
ng
on
her
head
during
ate
committee
-
f,n
Saturday
and
Bay,
Sussex,
Mrs.
Marcelle
Balles-
week
ter,
38,
suffered
spinal'
Injuries
'
i
which'
later
caused
her
death.
TRAILS
TO
BE
BUILT
American
republic
Is
planning
a
.
highway
through
dens
jungle,
to
Oominion
Gomernment
Puts
up
$210,001
and
Province,
$120,0Q0
VICTORIA,
May
23:
(CP)
The
Fmnirp
nnv
observance
at
Booth
at
the
fQlo
grounds
ny
Mmorlai
sclidol
and
Dordtjn.
.Hie
.uik
Pittsburg
Ptraigs
?
street
$reVschoQ
spnqg
Itook,
11005
M
i
1
with
a
llUlng
spree
yst-f
relax,
aim
tempo.,'
under
lh$
auspices
of
lull
.
.
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held
iieieaiea
uoniu
hcnooi
u
111
i
in
miniy
Lawless
rakes
nine
riair.
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n
It.
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rjieir
maiRiii
pi
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F
Sixty
Chapter,,
imperial
wru.cr,
Rational
Jatlonal
League
at
three-ano-
n.ulPhters
of
the
Umpire,
with'
Junior
Football
1
Without
Any
Difficulty
on
-half
names
over
the
Chlra?o
.
Mfmsnn
.
reeent.
and
Queen
-
'
Cubs
who
dropped
a
close
decision
Mar"y
'Cnapter,
Mrs,
a,
T.
Parkin
tp
the-
Boston
Bees
at
Boston.
Thfr
rt!ge,lt(
rf.Srvcrllvely,
prt,
J(s'
Reds,
whose
wiin
jig
E
A
MercPJf
aii'cl.W.
W.
C.
Ct'NelU:
tvet
aiornssev
s
con
umiiy
L.awir.v,
1
q
ureai;
its
now
iruMtnig
""l"""
ipciippt
vo
nriiicinais
r
won
from
Booth
outstanding
favorite,
romped
across
proportions,
went
across
the
river
a.
at
aiA
B"
hip
line
an
easv
winner
oaiuruay
10
urnoKivii
wj
uuh
'""'
ihs
fn
nw
nv
items:
three.
in
the
Kine's
Plate,
classic
of
the
and'
move
Intp.
first
division
In
Booth
got
off
to
a
bad
start
when;
rnnnViinn
tiirf
at
Woodbine
Park,
niace
of
the
Pittsburg
Pirates,
n
MorttfA
centre
nnpf
his
Ule!
-
-
'
.,
'
Tj
-'.
'
'
1
1U.
AmaUfltl
T
t1
(Til
P
til
P
Aiona
tseue
was
secuuu
uiiu
wuni
m
uie
n'"'""'
nl
11.1
I
I
nln.iln
11
ft
Til
inti
tnnlt
ft
series
.....
......
Vi"
Salute
to
the
Flag.
uai,
iniru,
i'cicianu
-
v",-
Mercer
t
niiotr
mHn
nnnt
v
i.nwlpss.
The
nnpnpr
from
the
New
You:
-
.
hiriner
goats
were
aauea
oy
bih
Cosgrave
horse
Mona.
geyf
QhP
vangees.
oy
a
uu-jiyj
.'
mPTo
full
two-panu
marcln
nrr
vinvA
n
a
imi
i
o-
Cabin
Qal
owned
by
H.
Glddings.
Tnlft
"Hip
Orlcln
Luldbergh
up.
T.
passcuma.
roae
now
nave
-6v
Mar(laret
Rrnlth
ald
Efiy.
i;
esifled.
TVc
Mlihril
InrlnrlPil:
'
'
"O
Canada."
-
Introductory
remarks,
Miss
fe.
A
-"Land
of
qur
Birth."
of
Empire
in
the
vaawr
ft
Pi
VPS
asa
he
School-"Land
of
Hope:
and
race
over
the
Yanks
whose
leaa
over
the
third
aiace
Boston
Red
oJ-
'
C
ion
ws-
In
Po1
Detroit
Tigers
won
a
tight
game
Jhool
from
the
Red
Sox
and
continued
'""-(,"
l,u,ZvI
Pfre
Builders,"
Charleston;
"The
'
Empire
ot
Today,"
piga
Lewis;
"The
Empire
Qf
the
Future,"
w
nn
n,
thp
scores
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY'S
GA51F.S
National
League
Cincinnati,
4;
New
York,
1.
Pittsburg,
5;
Brooklyn,
4.
St.
Louis.
1;
Boston,
5.
'
Chicago,
10;
Philadelphia,
1.
;
American
League
New
York,
1;
Chicago,
0.
Philadelphia,
5;
Detroit,
7.
Washington.
5;
Cleveland,
4.
'
Boston,
3;
St.
Louis,
5.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
Philadelphia,'
8;
St.
Louis,
5.
Washington,
2;
Chicago,
9.
i
New
York,
3;
Cleveland,
8.
Boston,
3:Detrolt,
4.
National
League
St.
Louis,
1;
Philadelphia.
2.
.
Pittsburgh,
2;
New
York,
18.
Chicago,
1;
Boston,
2.
Cincinnati.
8;
Brooklyn,
3.
Don
Dramatization.
Making.
t';e
Flow
"
Chorus
"The
Empire
U
Oan
Country.
Closing
Remarks
aits,
jpnn
Mahson.
""(ipd
Save
tjie
Klnt"
W?n
trefJi
Wool
;
At
Bprden
Street
School
program,
was
as
fojjpvs:
Qpeylns-
''p
Canada,.''
Address-w
w.
c.
owiii.
Sonjj
by
pupils-"Fsher'men
Epniand."
'Adresv
Mrs,
A.
T.
Parkin.
SoiiR
by
piiplls-
"The
Land
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
Feel
Full
of
Life-No
More
Tired,
Dull,
Heary,
Morning
jut
liter
httlthy
mi
jmI
fttl
ptU
iimj
mominf.
When
;4
vikt
up
Itelinf
"rottm"
;mv
lim
it
ut
l
wdtr.
Yur.
lifer
cltwi
th
kWJ
,(
fVuwu,
KpuaUt
tU
nouruhini
fui
U
;w
Imh)
km
tht'viit.
Suppliti
toern
t
nutcUi,
tillUHMxl
IWHU-riTII
wii
bil,
lU
Mr'i
UutiTt,
hlp
tlomicb.
kidntu"
ui
b
ttttinet
U
rk
fritAj."
A
air
Uwtl
MTtownt
ito'l
tnoufL
Tnat-tit"
ad
(rwa
fraiU
and
btrba,
wilt
(trttiftbra
and
build
up
jtur
lifr
llaWblni
ttaa
wQl.
Ywi'U'U
amutd
haw
wall
ytu
art
tittj
aswnuii.
Ttj
Fnut-i-tirM.
IB
Vrwiiat.
FRUIT
A
TI
VESiSi'n
Holiday
Camp
Mrs.
Dunn
Announces
That
tier
SANGAN
RJYER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Near
Massett,
Q.C,I.,
is
open
for
visitors
and
advises
early
booking.
Dominion
government
wll
nrovide'iic
auouon
at
noon
an,
ttm
aiat.
d
of
of
Freedom."
Patriotic
plav.
under
direction
of
Miss
Taylor
"A
Wrpath
for
Britannia."
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by
pupils
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"God
Save
the
King."
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will
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matched
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win
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be
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up
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offered
for
sole
at
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Phones
18
and
W
P.O.
Box
5M
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provided
any
one
unable
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Tobacco
Tobaccos'
317-19
THIRD
AVENUE
WEST
opposite
Canadian
Legion
woeaicew
1197P,
neSP.
and
I8MP1
Queen
Cliaj1qtjt
LJaaida
tmvl
District.
.
Tlnwe
yeart
will
ibe
allowed
fat
removal
ox
umber.
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rail?
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Further
particulars
may
be
obtain
el
ITan
th
chief
Itorwiier,
Victoria,
B,
O,
or
tlue
Dlatjrlot
Foreater,
Prtoci
ftupart,
OLD
.
and
proud
of
if
TJiU
advert
lmen,:
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lie
ipit
r
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1...
WHITE
HORSE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
20
12
oz.
$3.25-
-10
oz
$1,115
WAH
mo
lorruo
IN
The
finest
PIANQTUWNfi
In
the
country
can
be
)0Uri,
as
done
with
the
"Itesonoscnpe"
by
C.
C.
WALKER
Phone
nine
389
212
4th
St
KA1EN
TRANSFER
Red
Cillli.
Proprietor
DRY
WOOD
COAl
Furniture
.Moving
and
General
Hauling
PJione
CO
Nobody
Knocks
The
KNOX
The
Food
Is
Good
The
Ropraj
Are
pew
The
ilouae
Ii
Warm
The
Service
Friendlj
The
Rates
Are
Keasonibli
KNOX
HOTEL
K.
Brasell
N.
M.
Brtsd
NEW
ROYfi
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli.
Propri'toi
"A
HOME
Aim
FROM
DOME"
Rate
l.tl
i
...
90
Rooms
Hot
4t
Cold
WiUt
.
Prbce
Kurwrt,
B.C.
Phone
281
f.O.
Box
W
Cheaper
Feel
Halnr
a
surplus
of
BuMj
Valley
wheat
It
Is
necessirj
to
reduce
our
prices.
Call
up
58
or
558
and
Savi
Money.
Prince
Rupert
Fl
HYDE
Transfer
315,
SECOND
AY?;
FURNITURE
MOVING
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580