.
Ai
Sfi
fn
Vogur,
Mademoheilt.
and
Harper's
Bazaar.
AQncutd
lcun
6TT.
0
IF
YOU
WORE
TANGOS.
MY
DEAR,
YOU
COULD
PLAY
YOUR
HAMD
INSTEAD
OF
HOLDING
YOUR
FOOT.
.TH
Iff
f
i
f
Tangos
will
nTtr
cut
your
Instep
.
.
.
they
sr
flexible
t
tli
very
tot
wherf
ordinary
pumps
hurt
molt
$7.00
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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News.
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PRODUCE
THE
PLAN
s.r
T-;"'
--
.siu-L
"-
.
r;r
j.;rrUJ?.'v
i
i
.
Rupert
Monday,
May
16,
1938.
The
Ottawa
Journal
is
calling
upon
the
Senate
investigating
the
nronosed
linifiV.iti
nh
nf
thp
Can
adian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
to
produce
the
plan
of
unification
in
detail
and
submit
it
to
the
people
for
their
consideration.
The
Ottawa
paper
says
the
pan
was
submitted
to
the
Duff
Royal
Commission
in
detail
and
thinks
it
should
then
have
been
given
to
the
public;
It
wants
to
know
what
lines
of
railway
it
is
t'hp
1
a.uuuuuii
uim
wnai
nnes
oegratied.
it
says:
ransporiation
m
uanada
is
a
basic
th
ne
vital.
Tn
suggest
that
we
should
embark
upon
a
plan
to
alter
it
radically,
this
Without
reasonable
knowledge
nf
vvW
thp
plan
is,
is
monstrous.
The
people
of
Canada,
unless
thev
nave
miven
icavu
oi
ineir
senses,
will
entertain
no
such
proposition."
ANOTHER
ROOK
ON
RUSSIA
A
new
edition
of
the
book
"Word
From
Nowhere,"
by
?r!e(1.p-
Beal
is
the
story
of
a
Communist
who
was
sentenced
to
twenty
years
penal
servitude
for
his
activities
in
connection
with
the
Gastonia
mill
strike,
skipped
his
bail
and
went
to
live
in
Russia.
There
he
was
so
disgusted
with
the
hopeless
condition
of
affairs
that
he
returned
to
the
United
States
and
wrote
a
series
of
articles
tilling
of
his
early
activities
as
a
labor
organizer
and
of
M
events
which
lecj
tip
to
his
conviction
and
escape
to
RUs'sid
and
a
circumstantial
account
of
his
life
at
Kharkov
where
he
was
employed
at
the
big
government
tractor
factory.
In
closing
his
book
he
says:
1
discovered
that
Soviet
Russia
is
the
grandest
fraud'
ot
history.
I
learned
that
there
is
still
nothing
mightier
in
the.Wbrld
than
truth.
I
found
th.lt
the
Stalinist
road
leads
to
calamity
and
darkness.
But
I
am'
as
convinced
as
ever
that
there
is
another
road
to
a
free
and
classless
humanity,
a
road
which
is
worth
the
quest
and
which
dan
be
foUnd
only
by
minds
liberated
from
the
worship
of
false
gods
and
by
spirits
strong
enough
to
face
the
truth
in
the
quest
for
the
truth."
MINI)
YOUR
OWN
BUSINESS
Mind
your
own
business,
Prince
Rupert
people!
Your
business
is
to
watch
over
the
welfare
of
Prince
Ru-i
pert
and
see
that
she
is
treated
properly.
By
that
wej
mean
that
the
people
be
given
proper
protection,
roads,
j
railway
transportation
and
waterway
facilities.
Take
the
last
of
these.
It
is
the
business
of
Prince
Rupert;
citizens
to
urge
on
the
federal
government
the
desirability
i
of
offering
a
bonus
to
steamships
carrying
freight
tii
arid
from
this
port.
They
bonus
steahiship's
ill
and
oUt
of
Vancouver
and
there
seems
no
gobd
reason
why
a
bonus
i
fhould
not
be
given
to
help
start
up
a
steamship
service
between
Prince
Rupert
and
world
ports.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:
.
Saturday
National
League
Boston,
i
Brooklyn,
lb.
Cincinnati,
6.
St.
Louis,
7.
New
York
-
Philadelphia,
Pitts-burg-Chlcago,
both
jwstponed
on
rfc6ount
of
cold.
,
Atnerlcait
League
t
Philadelphia,
1:
New
York,
t
Called
in
fifth
on
account
of
rain.
Washington,
9;
Boston,
10,
eleven
innings.
fc
Si',
Louls-Detrolt,
Cfilcaso-Clevo-land,
both
postponed
on
account
of
rain
and
cold.
i
SUNDAY
National
League
Pittsburg,
4:
Chicago,
3.
Boston
id;
Brooklyn,
7.
Cincinnati,
11;
St.
Loiiis,12:.
New
York
-
Philadelphia,
postponed
ori
account
of
rain.
American
league
.
St.
Louis.
4;
Detroit,
1,
called
it
end
of
fifth
on
account
of
rain.
Washington,
3;
Boston;
4.
Cleveland,
bolh
postponed
on
ac
mint
of
rain.
League
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
National
League
W
L
New
York
18
3
"ittsburg
13
9
Chicago
14
11
Cincinnati
.12
13
St.
Louis
10
12
Boston
8
11
Brooklyn
10
15
Philadelphia
4
15
American
League
Bost6n
16
8
Cleveland
14
9
!New
York
14
9
Washington
16
11
Chicago
8
11
Detroit
9
13
Philadelphia
7
13
St.
Louis
7
17
occasion
a
success.
Pet
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SMITHERS
BIRTHDAY
Plans
Being
-Made
To
Observe
Twenty-fifth
Annivet
ary
SMITHERS,
May
16:
Smlthers
expects
to
celebrate
Its
twenty-
fifth
anniversary
this
summer
in
fitting
style
and
a
meeting
was
held
In
the
Village
Hall
Frldaj
evening
to
start
proceedings
which
It
Is
hoped
will
culminate
in
ont
of
the
best
celebrations
the
town
has
yet
seen.
August
5
and
6
are
the
dates
tentatively
choscYi
for
the
occasion
cb-inciding
with
several
othci
events
which
are
expected
to
add
to
th
attractions
that
will
be
of
fprpH
nt
that
(Imp
A
committee
has
been
appointed
to
begin
organization
to
carry
thf
celebration
through
and
It
Is
expected
that
every
citizen
of
the
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
ad
vertisement
for
best
resul'
..
WAKE
UP
LIKE
A
CAVE
MAN
Feel
Full
of
Life
No
More
Tired,
Dull,
Heavy
Mornings
Keep
jour
1'uer
rietlthy
ind
you'll
fetl
rretl
eterj
morn'mf.
When
jrou
wl
up
feelinj
"rotten"
your
liter
it
out
ol
order.
Your
lifer
rlen
th
blood
of
poiioiu,
fepuitet
the
nour'uhinf
pirl
of
jour
food
from
the
wtste.
Suppliei
tnerfj
to
muiclet,
tiuuesand
lndi-jiret
out
bile,
the
Jodj'
Uutire,
help
itoniicty
ludneji.
nd
in-teitinei
It
work
properly.
A
mere
bowel
movement
isn't
enough.
"Fruit-i-ti?e"
made
from
fruits
end
herbs,
will
strengthen
snd
build
up
Jour
lirer
like
nothing
els
wilt
You'll
be
tmszed
how
well
you
tr
erery
morning.
Try
Fruit-s-tires.
Ail
drcjjit.
FRUIT
ATIYEStK.
BORDEN
ST.
WINS
GAME
Borden;
Booth
pressed
Tor
a
time
but
Borden,
then
continued
to
attack.
Slrhundsen
at
last
gol
away
but
finished
weakly.
P.
Doherty
refereed
efficiently
and
linesmen
were
Scherk,
Brown
and
J.
Wilson.
Teams:
Borden
Street
Jone
Lee;
Iiay-akawa,
Bird;
Pavfllk'ls,
McLeod,
Long;
F.
Hodgklnson,
Afhey,
Roberton.
C.
Mah,
G.
Smith.
Bodlh
Memorial
Zbufa;
Mc-.
Keown,
Gomez;
Leland,
Strand,
j
Sunberg;
Haugan,
Colussi,
Simund-j
sen,
Baker,.
Hodgklhsoh.
I
In
Borden's
defense,
Lee
and
Bird
were
outstanding.
MLsod
ahdj
Pavllikls
were
good
with
Roberton,
Hodgklnson
and
Arney
the
pick
of
the
forwards.
!
Booth
was
very
weak
In
attack,
Simundsen
and
Haugen
being
the(
only
dangerous
forwards.
Strand
was
the
best
of
the
halves
and
Gomez,
McKeown
ana
zoura
were
sound
defenders
apart
from
the
fatal
slip.
The
league
standing:
W
D
L.
High
.'.
1
0
0
Borden
10
1
Booth
0
0
1
F
A
5
1
3
fl
1
2
ii
:
ii
Pts
2
2
0.
FIELD
DAYS
AT
KISPIOX
KISPIOX,
May
16:
With
visitors
from
Hazelton,
Glen
Vowell
ar.d'
Moricetown
iri
attendance.
Klsplox
held
its
annual
two-day
sports
meeting
and
stampede
on
Wedncs
day
and
Thursday
of
last
week
the
proceedings
being
very
success-
j
fnl
I
On
the
first
day
there
wtn
I
!
races
for
the
childreri,
tWo
bas
'
ball
games,
and
a
sof
tball
ame
Glen
Vowell
and
Hazelton
played.
town
will
lend
aid
In
making
thcjtnc
flrst
baseball
game
and
Hazel
i
ton
won
easily.
The
sbftball
gam'.!
!
between
K'sniox
girls
and
Hazelton
girls
ended
f10
tn
0
iri
favor
of
KIs
!
niox.
In
the
second
baseball
game
Moricetown,
defeated
Klsplox,
;
On
the
second
day
a
baseoai.
'game
between1
Hazelton
and
Moricetown
re.sillted
ih
a
win
for
A
football
game
between
Skecna
iCrossins
and
Hdz'oltori
started
Off
!
evenly
but
sobh
Hazelton
got
go-,
lng
and
then
pcored
almost
at
will
i
'
i
i
i
ii.ii..
;
winning
easily.
i
w
el
hcrsc
ana
sicer
nainut.
i
wound
uo
th-?
day
dnd
providM
j
plenty
of
thrills
for
all;
P.
Alfred
of
Moricetown
carrie
first
In
stnet
.ridint
with
E.
Tbmbklns
of
Telkwa
,second
and
P.
Paptlste
third,
:
N.
Sterrltt
waS
first
In
rlclfhtf
bucking
horses
P.
Panttste
second
and
E
Timklns
of
Telkwa
third
j
A
big
and
.enjoyable'
dance
in
th'
evening
brought
the
day's
ptn
cecdlnRs
to
a
close.
THE
CONSOUDATEi)
MINING
&
,
SMETING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TltAIL
BRIT
fSH
COLUMHIA
Mahiifacturer's
of
Elephant
Brand
GKdmfcal
Fcrlilizer
Amm6nlum
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Supeffihoi-
phates,
Complete
Fertilizers
.
.
..
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Ta(lanac,Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium.
Bismuth.
SPORT
CHAT
I
Ilefeated
booth
Memorial
School!
tiuUflndihp
'"list,
f!ni
1
in
Otis
in
In
nlnr
i
the
HIM
Northern
llllill
Football
first
baseman"
in
wv.....
-
IlllC
ball
League
and
astar
defence-man
with
Philadelphia
Rambler
The
Junior
Football
League
fix-
of
the
International-American
ture
on
Saturday
between1
Bordeh
Hockey
League.
Hughle
Gustafson
'jfrftt
Booth
Memorial
schools
pro-
i0f
Winnipeg
will
give
up
a
ca'reef
cfufcetl
another
keenly
fought
battle;
:
on
the
diamond
In
favor
of
Ca
with
Borden
winning
by
two
goals
inada's
national
game.
He
trained
t0
one.
:with
Winnipeg
Maroons
of
fre
Lee
saved
well
from
Su'nberg
and
Northern
Lfeagiie'
dt
St.
Paul,
Mlrtit
nil....
clirif'
nor
Arnpv
shht
nnst'nnd
iit
before
the
baseball
scried-
,.,v,
nrrior.
nttnokprf
Haiiflran
ule
?ot
underway
he
announced
mng
1
enms
Tourney
Played
Miss
F.vie
Itlvett
and
II.
Ilolkestail
Winners
on
Canadian
National
Courts
Teslenfay
Eighteen
teams
competed
in
theF
.
-
.
.
L
'
41...
I
opening
season
lournaiwiu
u
ujc
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Tennis
ciu'b
yesterday,
rile
competition
was
ruri
rff
lh
three
panels
and,
in
the
final
play-aff.
Miss
Evle
Rlvelt
arid
II,
ilolke-
slad.
wlhners
,if
panel
1,
were
fin
ally
placed
first,
Miss
Elsie
Davis
and
Gordon
Stamford,
winners
of
pariei'2,
Second
and
Mrs.
West
and
R.
Morin,
winners
of
panel
3,
In
third
position.
Favorable
tennis
weather,
a
nice
I
urn
.nil
t
of
nlavers
and
refresh.
!
ments.
served
by
Ifo
ladles
under
'tested
Lee
who
saved
a
high
shot
the
1938
ball
campaign
would
be
direction
of
Mrs.
W.
I.
Miller
round-
splendidly.
Booth
was
lucky
when
his
last.
r,
?
a
cross
from
G.
Smith
went
across
.
...
.
1
TTi'Z
"".
"
i.
.
-
u
Ti
..
.
...,it.'
.
;,i
tinnifel
"T
fliiiri
mv
future
In
hoekev
Is
hnll
titi
the
other
hand.
I
m
lUt
Hie
goal
Wun
no
iuiwuiu
ujj.
uuum
-
.
.
:
t
-
:
t
wj
4
,
thpn
ntticked
continuously
and
fl-
more
secure."
Oustafson
said,
one
step
from
the
National
Hockey
nally
rfot
a
lucky
goal
when
Colus-
"There
are
so
many
more
ball
League
and
figure
It
wbnt
be
long
s
trickled
a
simple
shot
past
the
piayers
man
iiuc.cy
piuycrs
mm
oeiore
ini
m
wic;
u.b
defence
rve
got
a
ldng
road
t0
trek
bc'
mutfi
t
.
Iwe
.
bastbalt.
m.tk?y
Roberton
got
away
and,
keeping1
-ore
i
reach
the
majors
In
base-
looks
like"
nty
best
b"et
the
ball
untier
control,
beat
Zburai
td
equalize.
With
McKeown
and1
irfom'ez
waiting
for
each
other
to
Philadelphia-New
York
Chicago-
&
'
Roberton
proved
a
dangerous!
opportunist
and
added
a
second
ton
CREDIT
1a
l.tl.
zi
.
t
s
.
r
.
.1
-..nrJL
?
ii
m
l
ii
ueiongs
wyouine
commumiy
Ub&s
not
oiVh
iL
RANKS
Ike
by
tendiif.
Tliat
is
ihelr
major
sbiire'e
of
income,
principal
htiMness.
They
are
always
on
the.lrtotbat
for
goxl
risks.
They
hdie
to
avoitl
poor
ones.
Let
us
give
an
instance.
Suppdie,
sijr,
i
miti
seeking
a
bank
loan,
is
knovfif
d
tlfe
bantef
Si
having
no
LuAihess
capacity
6
cirry
oiil
.flic
p'Cr:
poses
for
which
lie
Wa'iits
the?
ii)bhcf.
lie
is.
not
credit-wofilij-
he
has
accumulated
nothing,
lias
rio
stuk
Th
banker,
anxlout
ihouth
.
to
fnkUt
.lowts,
knoic
tlitf
U
not
the
rtmotett
chanrr
that
I
his
Hum
would
Miirtertl
injt'tt
purpos
and
tll
tit
wmLi.l
hOrrduvr
tIM
(fir
hank
taniwt
take
the
ritk.
Hut
this
man
lias
a
friend
a
inh
nh'o
has
accuniulaled
tonic-Hung
and
lias
a
stake.
Hearing
of
his
neliKFrour
difficulty,
lie
goes
to
the
hank
and
urges
that
tlie
loan
he
made.
"Whose
.money.
Mould
you
have
me
lend
him?"
asks
the
manager.
"You
liave
a
deposit
here.
Would
)6u
lend
jour
own
money
?"
"Not
on
your
life,"
retorU
Mr.
Hfant.
"Lend
Inin
lire
Jiaiik's
monev."
0
The
hank
manager,
as
custi-lian
of
this
ery
man's
ovn
money,
then
taken
pains
to
Kint
out
tliat
what
the
suh-(tantial
citizen
is
really
exct.
iu'g,
is
that
the
hank
hhould
make
a
loan
which
the
citizen's
qwii
romilioil
seiiM;
and
cauiion
would
(tnjel
him
tii
refu-ie.
Before
sucli
a
man
leaves
the
hank
de
usually
agrees
that
he
had
rxiiecttd
the
hank
to
lend
where
lie
himself
would
he
un.
willing.
Hanks
have
no
magic
source
of
credit.
Ijere
is
the
core
of
the
whole
hueiness
of
a
hank's
extending
credit.
Because
of
the
hank's
responeihiliiy
(o
its
depositors
it"
rail
make
loans
only
where
repayment
is
reasonably
certain.
To
ohtain
a
loan
from
a
hank
a
horrower
must
have
credit
of
his
own.
Seldom,
if
ever,
U
hit
creilit
fcjiehdahle.
You
canliot
pjieUd
catjle,
gik.ds
in
process
ut
inatiufactlife.'iiiicadght
islii
uh.
cut
tiniher,
or
wheat
in
the
granary.
The
jjank
has
credit
tix.
Millions
of
Miial(
detHisitors
have,
in
effect,
lent
it
their
money.
4A
ercentage
of
this
liioney,
hased
on
Lank
exiieri.
ene'e
of
withdrawals,
is.
kept
in
cash,
.Mniie
iiiore
in
itiiis
of
a
cashilatiire,
more
null
Jn
dstif
qhlrkly
convrrljhle
into
tdt-U,
and
more
iri
safe
investtiieiltM
Midi
u
marketable
goVfriimedt
add
oilier
hoild.
Based
uVkiii
thin,
flle
l.aiik
Jailfxlr-iid
credii.
deduce
hi
Jjank
K-dif,
and
lie.
canf.
every
jirOitiKf.fiJ-pdy
tit
4
chartered
hank
it
reoVemahle
in
cash,
on
demand,
or
on
a
hied
date,
tliis
form
of
creh't
it
spendahle.
In
tjie
case
of
the
Iorrow-er
creilit
it
the
ersonal
KoeWtwiou
or
attrihute
6f
tlie
inUividual
you
yourself,
if
joil
are
the
bJir-rovier
in
character,
goods,
posiessiohs,
integrity',
ability
and
willingness
td
repay-
Your
tredit
is
ikil
social,
in
tlie
tense
of
Ixlonging
to
the
community.
When
you
iave
creditj
it
is
ybiir
owri
just
at
your
money
in
a
savings
account
is
your
Owh.
Tlie
peopU
it
large
have
lib
ciorHaLle
claim
umiii
it.
Who
Hitiieibs
tredit?
The
answer
for.
all
practical
purposes
is
tills:
The
man
who
owns
and
therefore,
rontrolt
fiia
cretlit
takes
the
initiative.
Tit
hank
does
riiif
go
to
Iiltrl.
He
goes
to
the
hank
and
asks
it
to
eiiiihle
iiini
to
ohtaiii
cretlit
in
rpeudahle
form
in
exchange
for
his
own
uhspcfidahle
credit.
The
hank
.does
so;.
and
charges
him
a
rental
Iri
the
Yoriri
of
interest,
until
he
repays.
'Iiat
happens
wlien
htj
tr-cures
this
credit
in
tendahle
form?
He
spends
it.
He
pay
t
the
wages
of
labour,
the
ccist
of
raw
riialerials
irid
Of
manufacture;
Ih'e
cos(
of
seed,
of
feed
for
hogs'
and
caHle,
bf
the
expenses
of
cultivating
and
harestin;
of
hriyin
hait
or
cil
telling
fish;
of
fritting
trees
or
transporting
giKxls.
The
whole
hanking
jirofce'sil
is
made
jnissihle
by
the
concentra-tiori
and
cautious
haridlln
of
other
jieople's'
irioriey,
IJanks
simply
dare
not
rut
their
own
solvency
and
to
jeo-pardie
the
safety
of
their
,rJe-)Jsiors'
funds;
liy
inakirig
loarii
to
eople,wh(i
have
neither
char
al
ter
lior
tredif
-rior
lif
rJiak-ing
loans
e,vfii
to
tios
Wlfo
have
both,
vihhout
fa
luri'r
ertS4
feasrinahlc
priciutiiiri
tri
eniuli
repayment.
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