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EDITION
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THE
SWEDISH
SYSTE.M
We
are
often
beine
told
about
the
.C3
asm
J2
10
300
8X0
they
have
in
Sweden
and
how
Canada
might
well
emulate-that
rountry.
Without
wishintr
rishimr
to
to
rietrt
detract
frnm
from
tha
mo,.''
i
would
think
it
a
great
hardshiD
if
it
was
cnmnpllArl
tn
l.v
and
sleep
in
one
room
year
in
and
year
out.
LIBERAL
SCHOOL
OF
THOUGHT
According
to
President
Roosevelt
"the
Liberal
school
of
thought
recognizes
that
new
conditions
throughout
the
world
call
for
new
remedies.
In
this
country
people
who
hold
to
this
school
of
thought
insist
that
these
new
rpmA.
CONSERVATIVE
SCHOOL
OF
THOUGHT
SPORT
CHAT
Marathon
swtcsung
has
cams
and
gone,
with
its
sold
and
glitter
grief
and
grease.
And
of
all
the.
swimmers,
good
and
bad,
who
for-sook
their
amateurism
for
the
pot
J
oi
goia
a.1
uie
ena
oi
we
mues
oi
expanding
at
content
to
teach
On
August
'24,
1926.
VIerkoetter
swam
the
English
Channel
to
with
dies
can
be
adopted
and
successfully
maintained
under.weei
in
a
mile
uur
of
VS
the
EngHQi
coast.
SSneil
filll"
nrocxmt
form
nf
rrrwammnrtt
If
.
.
'
i
fiuiuiuuuiu
ix
guemment
IS
USea
irm
cape
ura
rex
on
me
tTcncn
fluenxa
two
days
afterwards
and)
TUP.
f
A
V
A
FIT
A
V
CVCTPt
I
still
nfrnx
Tn
mn
The
Canadian
system
of
government
is
different
from
I
that
in
the
United
States.
Accepting
the
definition
of
the'
1x1
1929
Vierktur
sv:ua
Also
there
are
Conservatives
m
both
parties.
When
the
Nefaon
of
Fort
Dodge.
la.
and
in
Bennett
administration
secured
passage
of
a
law
to
regu-third
to
George
Young,
who'
late
marketing
of
wheat
and
other
farm
or
garden
pro-
-tahiished
himself
in
the
eyes
duct,
that
was
liberalism
butwhen
the
same
government
J
-TSaK".
placed
a
law
on
the
statute
books
to
give
protection
to
in-
years
in
him
as
an
athlete?
dc
dustries
that
were
already
doing
well,
that
was
Conser-
matter
when
be
starts.-
Ernst
vatism.
When
the
Communists
advocate
changing
the
thina-
"Th?n
he
should
cult
t;
system
of
government
by
-force
and
setting
up
a
dictator-
ffiT
rlf"
,Xw
r
.
.
0
,
,
.
0
f
,,
,
satisfied.
I
pulled
out
when
I
hac
0
ship
of
the
proletariat,
that
is
a
reversion
of
a
thousand
my
health.
My
wife
and
utue
girl'
years.
'
andI
like
it
here."
I
INDIANS
IN
FIRM
LEAD
the
walsthne,
he
k
.
.
"
"
'
novices
"from
seven
to
TO"
the
first
of
the
only
three
to
fin-
isn.
wnen
summer
comes
now
Mothers
bring
their
children
to
him
because
Ernst
has
a
pleasau'.
j
chuckle
and
a
way
of
inspiring
(confidence
in
the
water.
He
likes
in
studying
anyone's
mental
atti
tude
toward
the
water.
"I
suppose
its
psychology."
he
says,
and
then
Is
scarcely
a
trace
of
German
accent
left.
"It's
Interesting
to
see
how
they
react
at
each
little
for-
cnU
tV,;
j
;
e3
"
c",ward
step
in
the
lessons."
His
V-lV
7
S
T
o
j
"ue.
"e
mignt
mention
that!
shoulders
are
hunched
a
little,
like
ui
uic
pcujue
in
oeaen
nve
in
one-room
apartments.)
those
of
a
man
who
has
spent
hisj
in
ne
oi
mat,
iweaen
nas
no
slums.
We
have
this
on-
e
doing
the
crTl
strokeL
the
authority
of
Sweden's
housine
authoritv
Dr
G
ATvr
.haps
1hm
two
or
men
dal
who
has
been
visiting
the
United
States!
In
cJH&SZ
S
wXhTvle
a
feu
people
live
in
one-room
shacks
usually
built
bv
them-
He
won
his
nm
race
when
nv-
tuea
ai
a
means
oi
saving
rent
but
the
average
familv,years
old-
TUe
uar
cut
deep
into
was
over
Germany
wasnt
allowed
to
enter
the
Olympics
until
1923
By
that
time
he
was
a
professional
with
25
national
and
international
amateur
medals
in
his
colleeUon.
and
U
.
..
...
j
amuse
hhnself
at
his
piano.
w
marathon
game
was
good
to
"
Jt?
t
Oerma.n
music
teachernd
he
was
J
Tv
dr've
Pnnan
ward
by
king
k
bolh
,h
looking
to
the
future
when
he
col-
en
a
15011
bJf"hf'3der
Jrom
lected
his
nurses.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Sunday
and
beating
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
a
It'
was
lUSt
11
Tears
aeo
this
w!
nnpnn
wrforAav
The
Pirates
Baseball
Standings
Tuesday.
July
12,
1933.1
backward
children
best
but
delights
I
Cincinnati
1
l
I
PMfl
tM
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
National
League
W
L
New
York
47
26
Pittsburg
43
25
Cleveland
New
York
Boston
Washington
.
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
39
31
-
33
34
Boston
32
34
Si.
Louis
.J29
40
Brooklyn
1
30
42
Philadelphia
21
47
American
League
44
42
-41
33
37
S3
Tt
32
25
27
29
37
33
36
42
47
A
-
Mnn
J
Kln!r
1
t
Inrf
.
nhnTA
1
Tl
Dnwr
Thail""
l
I
oeiore
m
Uie
uniiea
manv
nf
the
tViinrm
u-o
Kovo
ut.
:
xens.
j
-
v....u
i,
-
nuiv
uuiic
aim
gvi
uciurv,
lui
JI1M1I1CC
tfk
t
Vl
O
r
A
rrnlA
rfnnJnwl
a.
cf
-.11
41.?.
1
,
.
was
the
hardest
test
of
all.
"I
still
S?aW-
more
than
260
minor-league
.
.
"""V
ucnoer
in
progres-
feel
the
agony
of
swimming
and.
sive
principles
of
democratic
representative
governmant
iswimming
and
getting
nowhere."
and
not
the
wild
man
who,
in
effect,
leans
in
the
direction
"c115-
"Yoa
t-xt
to
do
that
of
communism
for
that
is
just
as
dangerous
as
Fascism."
J0!,
Ude
"
j
n
jor
three
hours.'
It
was
j
pitch
dark
and
all
that
guided
him
i
was
the
tinkling
of
a
tiny
beO
on
The
Conservative
school
of
thought,
as
defined
bv
the
tra5nex's
beat
in
1927
he
came
United
States
President,
does
not
recotmize
the
need
for
to
a3?
Tfd
.H1"
.-Amnnnf
,'fir
:
j
i
.
.
cy
laix
ijniano
u
vm
me
lira
Byiuuuw.
.u
iu
111
aim
lane
action
IO
meet
new
c
N.
E.
swim.
The
following
year
problems.
It
believes
that
individual
initiative
and
private
he
brought
out
his
wife
and
baby
philanthropy
will
solve
them,
that
we
OUght
to
reoeal
aShter
to
become
Canadian
dtl-1
'
.
i
.
1
,
,
.
.
.
.
.
That
That
u
-
r:.i..
1
year
no
one
finished
grind
but
Yierkoettei
y
6""
a.iuaiu,
ui
ciup
uu
iiiih
uusme&s
OI
Oia
went
farther
than
anyone
pensions
and
unemployment
insurance,
or
reoeal
the
12
miles,
and
the
c
n.
e.
com
securities
and
exchange
act,
or
let
monopolies
thrive
un-
mltte
J25.C00
priremoney
checked
return
in
effect
to
the
kind
of
government
we
V?7
af?g
"
eoniwtanu.
vier
(
had
in
the
twenties.
Koetur,
taren
Irom
tne
water
un
conscious,
went
to
bed
with
in
ciuns
operating.
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
Let
ion
va.
Navy
mm.
V
-
i
Tuesday,
July
12,
1838
PA01
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
The
CLARIDGE
.
SHOE
.
Pot
Style
and
Durability
this
line
of
Men's
Oxfords
are
the
tops
in
medium
priced
shoes.
Six
styles
lo
choose
from
and
erery
one
a
winner.
Priced
at
$5.50
6.00
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
'SPORT
MOUNTAINS
Mm
Consul
nni
i
nr
a
xiv
Is
Entertained
tacular
skyline
trail.
Seven
days
are
required
for
the
entire
journey
which
Includes
a
day's
boating
on
the
trout
waters
of
Mallgne
Lake
and
so
effectively
combines
motoring
and
trail
riding
over
the
stupendous
ranges
ot
Jasper
National
Park.
A
trip
of
unusual
scenic
beauty.
this
new
route
takes
the
enthralled
rider
through
districts
which
abound
in
game
and
are
unusually
rich
In
mountain
flora.
Each
night
summer
that
VIerkoetter
In-
camP
15
Pitched
ta
a
ne
location,
swam
are
now
but
one
and
a
half
gamoi
to
$30XO0
at
the
first
C
N.
E
behind
the
leading
New
York
sometimes
on
a
summit
bench
ov-
swim
along
the
Toronto
waterfront
J
Giants.
The
Cincinnati
Reds
dls
erlooking
snow-capped
terrain
and
Thousands,
who
had
come
expect-;
placed
the
Chicago
Cubs
from
lake-dotted
valleys,
next
on
the
ing
to
see
George
Young
repeat
j
third
position
in
the
Natlonrl
brink
of
a
crystal
waterfall
tumbl-
the
triumph
he
had
scored
tht!
League
Sunday
by
scoring
anothei
Ins
its
way
to
the
nearest
river
year
before
In
California's
CatalWa
(victory
over
them
and
improvwl
Each
of
the
expeditions
departing
Channel,
watched
the
black-
(their
position
by
defeating
SL
Louis
from
Jasper
is
under
the
personal
greased
body
of
the
stubby
Uhlar
Cardinals
yesterday.
:
supervision
of
that
veteran
of
the
wear
down
every
other
swimmer
j
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores
trail.
Major
Fred
Brewster,
a
name
la
the
21-mUe
race.
The
G&allna
National
League
that
has
been
synonymous
to
the
Kid
was
pulled
from
the
water
af-
:
New
York
at
Brooklyn,
postponed;
Canadian
Rockies
for
many
years,
ter
five
miles
and
VIerkoetter
was
I
by
rain.
i
fm
hi.
h.
tt
that
the
j
Pittsburg.
5:
Chicago,
3.
eleven-day
Jasper-Mount
Robson
Cincinnati
9:
St
Louis,
5.
I
adrti
trin
nriffinate
a
well
as
the
VIerkoetter
has
little
time
for
Ms
I
No
American
League
games
were
it
r,,H
r
70
hcurs
a
week
at
the
Baraca
Club
and
the
Eglinton
Hunt
Clut
'
and
he
loves
IL
more
proximate
to
Jasper.
The
j
skyline
trail
ride
of
four
days
be-jgins
at
Shovel
Pass
and
winds
its
way
upward
to
an
elevation
of
more
than
8000
feet
to
unfold
a
dataling
panorama
of
mountain
grandeur
S.
Indications
point
to
an
unpreee-dented
Influx
of
visitors
Into
the
Malign
Lake
district
this
year.
-J"
I
.v.1-
.,
I
CMUl
tUBUDU
WIS
lUf
III
Ul
TOCilMVUl,
oiien
cappea
dj
a
weets
specsjeu
'4JC
trout
fishing.
Is
becoming
more
P0Pular-
417
'
pg"
Headquarters-
after
the
destina-jtion
is
reached
are
generally
at
gjj
.
Maligne
chalet,
picturesquely
loeat-619
00
shore
of
the
myrlad-col-
584
,
oreo
lace
uiai
nas
oeen
aescno?a
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.493
.446
J391
J31SI
TWO
NXW.
PLAYEUS
Tonight's
football
game
In
the
Mobley
Cup
JCity
League!
football
will
bring
to-ether
Canadian
Legion
and
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
The
Canadian
Legion
expects
to
field
two
new
players
St.
Dennis,
who
played
last
yeai
but
who
has
not
played
so
far
this
year,
and
R.
Smith
transferred
Airo:n
the
Merchants.
CHICAGO.
July
12:
CP)
Pro
as
an
instrument
of
CO-Operation
to
Drovide
thee
rpmA.icoast
to
the
white
cuffs
of
Lang-1
?t
U
.
more
Uams
this
year
repeatedly
as
the
most
beautiful
In
the
world.
THE
SEAL
of
QUALITY
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
calmon
canning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
to
Prtnc
Rupert
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
'
a
;
'
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Dr.
O.
Brancucci
I
Speaker
.11
Home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lauel
i
the
very
heart
of
the
Rockies
lor
Refreshments
were
served
and
a
CLEVELAND,
July
12:
CCP
B.v
their
summer
treki.
Feature
trlpisoclal
time
brought
the
evening
to
w?.Z
A
.
:
JT.fw
winning
another
close
verdict
from.
of
the
year
carries
them
over
the
a
close
Dr.
Bxancucd
Is
returning
V,Tr,
ZrrlZr
vCrlT
'
U
St.
Louis
Browns
Sunday
new
government
highway
by
motor
by
train
today
to
Vancouver
where
cnunun,,,
perhaps
isrost
yiereqei-
ind!ai
increased
their
tn
th
frigid
toneue-of
the
Atha-
he
is
located.
ter
has
come
out
nest.
The
ua-
.
.
.
.
,j..
'
.
,
;
.
,
.
American
League
leader
b
er
nadlan
National
Exhibition
e-
Ifrgn
cided
this
year
to
stop
staging
itsP
Tf
f
"
V
JUn
Yankees
who
k
lost
to
the
Boston
J
manth
marathon
wims.
But
Rutmn
smiling
&nt
Ernst
.
i-""
"u
"
"
to
10
rasper
Jasper
by
u,
Athletics
and
are
now
liwrr
uiej
joui
joit-
.
mountain
guides
and
return
vv
4jaA.
n
atui&wu
in
MaJiyTif-
ijip
uriu
mrr
uir
apex-
"T"
game
"3
long
rw
ago.
with
k
money
"
t:;;
,
in
7hl
tfct
'PrtaS
at
home,
took
both
ends
of
double-header
,p
from
fmm
the
phn,.
Phila-
bank
and
a
couple
of
substanua'
.
lobs
on
his
hands.
Now.
at
J7
and
'
e,7
James
MrOlashan
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon'
train
from
a
trip
to
Terrace.
'
John
Mclnnes,
president
of
y;
Ocean
Shipping
Co.,
and
Hugh
Dayton,
British
Columbia
se
r
jy
of
the
Canadian
Manufrt
m
Association,
sailed
yestejduy
uf
r.
noon
by
the
Prince
George
o;
.r:t
return
to
Vancouver
after
In
a
few
days
here
on
buslnc
j
in
TraURWnMakinr
Trip
in
Jasper,
In
honor
of
the
first
risit
heie'
connection
with
possible
fu
are
;
rant
i
ouniry
luisin
consul.
Dr.
O.
Bran-
icueci,
a
large
gathering
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Maz-.
JASPER,
July
12.
Bent
upon
zei
seventh
Avenue
West.
'
last
Tlewing
the
famed
Columbia
Ice
evening.
Dr.
Brancucci
gave
an
In
field,
massive
glacial
cap
mhicn
terestin;
speech
on
the
situations!
forms
thesource
of
rlters
emptying,
of
the
day.
stressing
the
point!
Now
Have
Three
Full
Game
Mar-unto
three
oceans,
trau
naers
u2-imat
Toutn
must
piay
an
import-tin
in
American
Learue
Giants
ing
this
Canadian
alpine
village
as
ant
part
in
the
patriotism
of
their
Wavering
in
National
a
base
are
turning
southward
intoj
adopted
country."
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of
the
Prt
for
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Used
Furniture
1
6
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1
Piece
DINETTE
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For
Sale
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CABINET
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LEVEL
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PLANE
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Phone
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91S
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$37.50
75c
$1.25
$7.50
$5.00
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$10.00
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