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DAILY
EDITION
EDITORIAL
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulation!
THE
NEW
LEADER
Friday,
July
8,
1938.
Hon.
R.
J.
Manion,
who
was
chosen
leader
of
the
Conservative
Party
to
succeed
Right
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
is
an
outstanding
member
of
the
party
and
probably
the
most
able
of
those
who
were
prominently
mentioned
in
connection
with
the
position.
Beincr
a
Roman
Catholic
and
speaking
the
French
language
fluently,
he
makes
a!
special
appeal
to
the
Quebec
section
of
the
electorate.
He
is
comparatively
young,
magnetic
and
the
only
thing
he
has
to
live
down
is
the
fact
that
he
was
once
a
Liberal.
He
is
probobly
the
best
man
that
could
have
been
chosen
for
the
position.
BRITISH
SHIPBUILDING
Shipbuilding.
is
still
being
carried.oain
Great
Britain
quite
extensively.
The
new
Maurentania
is
being
launched
at
the
end
of
this
month
from
the
Birkenhead
shipyards
and
will
be
ready
to
make
her
maiden
voyage
to
carry
visitors
to
the
world
fair
at
New
York
next
year.
She
is
a
33,000-ton
vessel.
i
-
I,.
SKIING
IN
'Football
Game
MIDSUMMER
Was
NotPlayel
Alpine
Club
Meet
In
Rockies
To
Be
Two-name
Series
With
1LM.S.
York
Notable
Gathering
Js
Proposed
and
Team
Suggested
me
AinaoasKa
uiacier
only
a
the
main
Columbia
icefield
about
one
and
a
half
miles
south
of
thp
f
summit
of
the
massive
snow
dome
rrom
mat
camp
will
originate
thrilling
expeditions
to
such
peaks
ashe
Dome
itself
(11,300
feet)
Mt
Columbia
(12,294
feet),
Stutfie'd
Peak
f
11,300
feet,
Mt.
Kitchener
1
1,500
feet)
South
Twin
serve.
nt,hJf,S
VirLL0!
U.
York,
interest
In
football
will
;L:.
uZ
.
Z
increase
as
an
invitation
has
been
viicic,
ucuuquiiiicn
uiiu
oixse
cam
)
!for
two
weeks,
they
plan
to
scale'
,the
ice-crowned
apex
of
the
main
Rockies
range.
This
main
camp,
situated
at
an
elevation
0f
6500
feet
on
a
tree
J
clad
site
at
the
foot
of
Mt.
Atha-
.baska
with
the
ice-cold
tongue
of
sent
already
to
the
British
ship
asking
that
they
play
a
twp-game
series
with
the
local
representative
side
for
the
Hanson
Trophy.
There
will
be
a
considerable
amount
of
thought
needed
to
pick
out
the
best
team
to
represent
the
city.
There
On
tho
TVna
lovrro
flnorW
rlL-
W
iaf
W
n'u
'rlZZJ"""
"'I
TQ
TOUnd-trank
ViCkerS.
21;
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iiuuung
muv-jv
iiuo
juci
ut-cu
turn-
pui
viuu
ui
anaua
ii
as
Deen
en-
q
p
Tinker
16
A
T
Parkin
21
pleted
for
the
Russian
government.
One
firm
now
hasjabIei
t0
enter
f"y
tnto
the
moun-
!w'
d
vance.'io.'
nineteen
merfhant.
5?hins
in
linnr!
nnrl
fmir
war
Wcqa1s
ita,n
wonderland
made
accessible!
Annthpr
firm
is
rtiiMrlincr
thro
mpvnnr
V,,-na
nnH
f
uJ?y
he.
"!w.
asper
Park
highway,
Warships
and
again
another
company
IS
constructing
threeigreat
distance,
natural
obstacles,
'access
to
the
very
apex
of
the
main
war
vessels,
one
oi
wnicn
is
a
Dauiesnip.
On
the
Wear
Several
firms
have
in
hand
close
to
thirty
vessels
of
different
types
while
on
the
Tees
two
concerns
are
building
three
tankers
and
four
other
vessels.
In
addition
to
new
construction,
there
is
a
huge
amount
of
rebuilding
and
repair
work
in
progress,
mak
ing
a
very
busy
season
for
the
north
of
England
and
south
of
Scotland.
With
the
exception
of
one
or
two
war
ves
sels,
this
activity
,
has
nothing
to
do
with
rearmament.
It
1
111
t
1
a
indicates
a
neaitny
condition
and
is
one
reason
wny
ureal
t
Britain
has
been
fo
little
affected
by
the
slump
in
the
I
United
States.
IMPROVEMENT
IN
SOUTH
The
July
monthly
bank
letter
of
the
National
City
Bank
of
New
York
mentions
the
rather
unexpected
rise
in
the
markets
in
that
country.
An
improvement
was
expected
in
the
fall
but
not
this
soon.
The
letter
shows
that
the
retail
stocks
of
goods
are
down
and
that
buying
is
increasing.
While
no
one
can
see
far
ahead
the
letter
strikes
an
encouraging
note
and
indicates
that
even
the
conservative-minded
bankers
are
seeing
improvement.
CHANGES
MUST
COME
During
the
days
of
the
great
depression
in
or
about
the
years
1930-31
all
sorts
of
reforms
were
suggested
in
almost
all
countries.
There
was
a
feeling
everywhere
that
great
changes
were
coming
and
that
it
was
very
desirable
that
governments
of
all
countries
take
action
to
prevent
similar
ruinous
depressions
in
years
to
come.
Then
as
improvements
in
conditions
came,
people
forgot
the
suggested
changes.
The
Townsend
Plan
went
by
the
board,
the
Social
Credit
scheme
was
discredited,
the
Technocrats
no
longer
reached
the
newspaper
headlines.
All
freak
schemes
and
parties
began
to
lose
their
grip.
The
world
was
returning
to
normal.
What
we
often
forget
is
that
changes
are
bound
to
come.
Our
system
is
anything
but
perfect
and
adjustments
must
be
made
from
time
to
time
to
meet
particular
occasions.
There
is
no
such
thing
as
standing
still
in
this
World.
Movement
is
incessant
and
stillness
means
death.
'If
we
as
a
nation
are
to
make
progress
we
must
keep
pace
with
the
rest
of
the
world,
modifying
our
system
and
possibly
copying
others
as
it
is
felt
that
something
better
can
be
obtained.
jimiiaxion
01
time
and
prohibitive
range
of
the
Canadian
Rockies
i
JASPER,
July
8:
So
varied
Is
!
the
mountain
terrain
where
the
Owing
to
a
misunderstanding
and
Alpine
Club
of
Canada
will
pitch
a
re-arrangement
of
the
League
camp
July
16-30
that
members
have
football
schedule
the
scheduled
been
advised
to
bring
skiing
equip-
game
last
evening
In
the
City
ment
for
traversing
portions
or
League
Football
Competition
did
the
famed
Columbia
Icefield.
High
not
take
place.
The
NaVy
had
sev-baslns
In
the
bewildering
seas
of
eral
of
their
players
on
hand
but
jwhite
lifted
high
on
the
shoulders
lhe
Merchants
were
under
the
1m-of
great
peaks
are
reported
to
pro-
J
pressIon
that
th
Legion
wassched-jvide
numerous
skiable
slopes
some
uled
paJ.
Uie
Royal
Navai
Voi.
miles
In
length.
unteer
Reserve,
i
Alpine
Club
members,
who
come
j
Tne
next
regiy
scheduled
from
Europe
Australia
and
United
game
foi.
day
of
next
week
will
(States
as
well
as
Canada,
are
to
be
belwecn
tne
CanadIan
Legion
convene
at
Jasper
toward
the
md-and
the
Royal
Naval
volunteer
Re-
i
will
travel
over
the
new
govern
will
have
to
be
a
large
number.
short
distance
away,
will
be
near
?u"?
?
look
forward
with
many
of
the
giants
of
the
main
range.
Apart
from
minor
expedi
will
great
Inter
est
to
their
chance
to
meet
a
team
tions.
seven
ascents
win
r.
i
from
tne
British
navy
A
suggested
team
follows:
Mor
sible
from
the
central
r.nmn
it
tne
highest
of
which
is
nearly
12.-
000
feet.
High
Altitude
gan;
W.
Murray,
R.
Parsens;
EbyJ
Davies,
Ferguson;
Cameron,
Smith,
Mnrnnnaln
R
lntr
For
the
more
ambitious
and
ex-;
Pi
lftlint
Crxmac
In
perienced
climbers
of
the
club,
a
'
1
UI
viuiiiwo
"
high
altitude
camp
will
be
eitab-
Q
1
D
1
lished
at
10,000
feet
elevation
cn
'
ijHlfflCS
DOWlmff
Jack
Preece,
Frank
Vickers
A.
T.
Parkin
Win
Their
Matches
innnt
RvrpnMnn
Accv4nMnn
T.nxrn
di.675
:r.i
feet)
and
the
North
Twin
fl2,D85,
l
T
af
jfeet)
I
First
round
Jack
Preece,
21;
J
i
,
,
,
H.
McLeod,
6.
'
This
vpnr
mnrVt
fVio
fret
v.
41
.
.
.
.
.
expenses
prevented
ail
except
the
.comfortable
camp
facilities
and
Hill
bRfl
PRO
CURABLE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
MY-2
TSr'.
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or
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of
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Columbia.
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Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Arent,
Third
Are.
Phone
569
Still
Leads
In
(Bowling
League
w
By
winning
25
to
15
over
D.
A.
lortunate
few
from
visiting
the
alpine
SDort
in
the
finest
of
monn.
iRnrianrt
i
group
of
lofty
peaks.
Today,
club
tain
surroundings.
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vendors"
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
847
Beatty
Street.
Vancouver.
B
C.
And
jMcPhee's
rink,
Angus
Macdonald's
rink
on
Wednesday
night
retained
its
leadership
of
the
Canadian
Na-1
The
following
further
games
I
tional
RecreaUon
Association's
1
have
been
played
in
the
singles)
Lawn
Bowling
League.
In
a
second
competition
of
the
Canadian
Na-1
fixture
Wednesday
night,
George
HUl's
rink
won
19
to
13
over
D,
O.
Borland's
to
move
into
a
tie
with
the
Benson
and
Tinker
rinks
for
second
place.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Macdonald
,
5
Benson
4
McPhee
3
Tinker
:
4
McMeekln
3
Frew
2
4
jWlnslow
3
Preece
i
1
3
2
2
-3
3
3
5
2
8
American
Planes
Going
To
Bogota
Six
Biff
Flyinc
Boats
Will
Participate
in
Colombia
Presidential
Inauguration
PANAMA,
July
7.
Six
big
United
States
Army
twin-engined
bombers
are
about
to
leaye
the
Canal
Zone
for
Bogota,
Columbia,
to
participate
in
the
inauguration
of
a
new
president
of
the
South
American
republic.
USD
ACT
I
Notice
of
intention,
to
apply
to
I
I-pase
land
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
situate
on
WMte
Sand
Xal&nd.
Take
notice
th&t
Frank
Waterman
el
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.,
occupation
Miner,
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
tne
following
denanbed
lands:
i
All
of
White
Saral
Island
commenc-1
tog
at
a
poet
planted
cm
cliff
300
fet
from
the
S.
E.
corner
-on
the
East
BWe
of
White
Sand
Island
thence
600
ttr.
B.
W.;
thence
800
feet
N.
W.
thence
600
feat
N.
E.;
thence
800
feet
S
E.
and
containing
13
acren.
more
or
less
FRANK
WATERMAN.
Dated
May
5.
1938.
IN
THE
RI
PKEME
COVRT
OF
BRITISH
rOLlHHA
,
IN
PROBATE
1
In
the
Matter
of
the
"AdinlnMratlnt
Art"
And
i
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
nf
Frank
nainmer,
Deceased,
Intestate
TAKE
NOTICE
ith&t
by
order
ot
His
Honor,
W.
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
30tU
day
of
June,
A.
D.
1038,
I
Was
appointed
Administrator
of
tile
eMote
of
Prank
j
Hammer,
deoeaned,
&nd
all
parties
hivl
hig
claims
against
ithe
said
estate
are
hrtby
required
to
rurnten.
Game,
pror
'
erly
verified,
to
m
on
or
before
the
8th
day
of
August,
A.
O.
1938,
tuid
all
parties
.Indebted
to
the
erftate
are
re-
j
qulied
o
pay
the
amount
of
their
in-!
deotedneMi
to
me
fonavwlxh,
Dated
the
Sth
day
of
July.
A
D.
1038.
ARTHUR
J.
LANCASTER,
Deputy
Official
Admlnlatretor,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.
Naval
warfare
and
naval
tactici
have
changed
since
the
days
o!
Drake
and
Nelson.
Today,
Britain's
mighty
fighting
ships
would
be
seriously
han-dicapped
without
the
aid
of
airplanes
'The
eyes
and
ears
of
the
fleet".
Player's
"Mild"
is
an
up-to-date
form
of
a
traditionally
great
cigarette,
still
England's
favourite
smoke
after
many
years
of
popularity.
Try
Player's
"Mild"
you
will
like
their
natural
goodness,
their
unmistakable
English
quality.
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eSiA
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with
reasonable
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who
have
met
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in
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No
lien
or
mortgage
is
required
by
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lending
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only
as
long
as
the
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9,"
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10.
July
23,
Aug.
3,
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f
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neservatlons
From
w
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L.
COATES,
Rcnera
Agent.
i
Prince
Rupert,
BC.