PAQ1
TWO
Exceptional
SPEC
IALS
AT
OUR
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
SALE
120Pa.rs
Women's
Oxfords,
Straps'
and
Pumps
in
Suede,
Gaberdine
and
Kid.
Values
to
$5.50.
$4.95
I
These
shoes
.
are
up
to
the
minute
in
style
and
are
all
good
quality.
Hundreds,
of
other
real
bargains
too
numerous
to
mention
here.
Come
in
and
be
convinced
Family
shoe
store
ltDi
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
Published1
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
HVF,
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
News'
Department
Teleptions
...
Membter
of
Audit
Bureau
ot
Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
ARE
UNDER
BAN
8b
investments
of
his
shareholders
arid
that
he
cares
noth
ing
about:
the
investors
who
might
be
affected
by
shutting
down
of
the
lines
proposed
to
be
dropped;
On
the
other
hand,
many
of
those
who
support
continuation
as
at
present
are
undoubtedly
affected
by
the
fact
that
their
jobs
or
their
promotion
might
be
affected
by
the
change.
Some
of
these
latter
suggest
that,
if
the
Canadian
Pacific
is
inj-
such
a
bad
way
that
it
cannot
carry
on
without
the
Canadian
National,
it
should
be
taken.over
by
the
government
without
compensation
just
as
the
Grand
Trunk
was
taken.
All
this
talk
and
back
talk
does
not
count
for
much.
There
is
a
third
independent
group
that
claims
it
has
worked
well
to
unify
the
railways
in
Britain
and
that
it
would
work'
well
here,
even
without
the
proposed
closing
up
of
services
as
suggested
by
.
the
C.P.R.
president.
No
proposal
to
unify
the
railways
can
become
popu
lar
in
Prince
Rupert
which
is
a
Canadian
National
city,
and
we
reneat
what
we
said
Saturday
that
we
do
not
think
the
people
of
Canada
will
agree
to
close
down
n
large
portion
of
their
railway
system.
No
matter
what
happens..
ther
service
to
the
people
must
continue
although
it
may
not
be
the
same
kind
of
service
ag
at
present.
It
is
up
to
the
management
of
the
railways
to
decide
what'
the
pervice
will
be
as
long
as
it
is
adequate
and
can
be;
approved
by
the
Railway
Commission.
If"
costs
can
be
reduced
by
electrification
or'
by
using
interior
combustion
engines,
possibly
of
the
deisel
type,
it
is
up
to
the
management
to
do
it,
no
matter
who
is
opposed
to
the
change.
.
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TKAIL-intlTISII
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Brand
Chemical:
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphos
phatesr
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Electrolytic
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
hat
trick.
Hodgkinson
went
close
and,
in
a
Borden
attack,
Mah
did
well
to
stop
McLeod's
high
shot:
Borden
was
value
for
a
goal
but
Cameron's
speed
was
too
much.
Bill
made
it
four
and
later
five.
-G.
Smith
had
a
nice
run
but
Cameron
'
(Stopped
him
and
then
A.
Smith
Next
Wednesday
Booth
and
High
School
meet.
The
League
standing:
W.
D
1
L
High
3'
1.
0
Borden
2
1
2
Booth
0
0
3
F
21
9
5
A
Pts
8
7
17
5
10
0
THB
DATLT-
IOJW8
-!S
'SPORT
BORDEN
ST-
Outsider
Beats
SM0THEREDIFavoriteiorse!
.
.
Snark
Winner
Over
Pompnon
In
Ho
2.
.
Loses
Six
to
Nil
to
High
School
In
SHburlaiMlaivdican-at.KelaMmt.
Junior
looiball
League
)
Vatk
Saturday
After
holding
King
Edward
High1
NEW
yorK;
May
30:
SnarK,
an
School
(first
year)
to
one'
goal
outslder
1
lne.
classic
$20,000
lead
;ln
the
first
half,
Borden
Street
suburban-'
Handicap.-,
at
BWmonI
,
School
weakened
In
the
second'
and
park
on
Saturday.
PonHmonr
th
was
beaten
by
six
goals
to-nti
in
favorite,
was
second,
Saturday's
regular
Junior
Football
League
fixture.
j
Smith
and
Schubert
were
early
dangerous
but
Bird
cleared.
Mc-Leod
sent
his
f6rwards
ahead
but
Nelson
stopped
them
and
Lee
did
well
to
save
from
Smith
close
In.
Roberton
and
Mah
combined
necely
until
Cameron
broke
up
the
attack.
McLeod
had
a
chance
but
shot
over.
L.
Keays
went
close
and
then
Smith
scored
from
close
In.
Hodgkinson
made
ground
but
McCrlmmon
cleared.
(
With
the
hill
in
its
favor,
Borden
I
was
expected
to
do
better
in
the
second
half
but
the
High
forwards
were
difficult
to
stop
and
Smith'
.added
two
goals
to
complete
the
Tbday
Baseball1
'
'
J
'
I
.
!
1
went
through
for
his
rounn
anai
T
High's
7!
n
Vi
'r.
sixth
clvtVi'
rril
goal.
Long
I
nn
ct
n
did
1
n
wpii
well!
1
to
stop
Schubert.
A
hectic
scramble
around
Borden
eoal
provided
an
The
trade
unions
of
Russia
said
to
have
twenty-two
exciting
moment
but
the
bail
was
million
members;,
are
not
allowed
attihatinn
with"
the
In-
"naiiy.
ciearea.
ternational
Federation
of
Trade
Unions
because
Russia
National
League
New
York,
0-0;Boston,
6-1.
St.
Louis,
4;
Pittsburg,-5.
(Seventeen
innings?
first
game.)
Philadelphia,
9;
Brooklyn,
5..
Cincinnati,
7-0;
Chicago,
-.3-3.
American'
League
Boston,
0;
New
York;
10."
Washington,
9-1;
Philadelphia,
49.
;
Chicago,
5;
Cleveland,
3.
(Second
game,
Cntcago;
1;
Cleveland,
8.
sixth'
Inning1.)
Detroit;
10;
St'.-LVuls,;-9flAlisec-j
end
game;
Detroit,
0?
St.
Louts,'
1,
fourth'
inning-.)
All
double-headers
on
Memorial
Day.
Baseball
Standings
W
L
Pet.
.New
York
25
9-
;.735
Chicago
23.
14
.622
Boston
16
14
.533
:
After
the
previous
match
when
Cincinnati
18
17
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itiAxn
4-
no
w
'.
f
AiinVtf
tr
"i
Mf'
tVllc
a
.
m
t
ft
is
not
a
democratic
country.
I
he
president
ot
the
Feder-match
was
disappointing.
mgh
st;Louls
1S,
19.
4oc
ation
is
reported
to
have
Said:
"We
Will
not
CO-perate
eith-
School
just
had
too
much
exper-.
Brooklyn
A
14
23;
.378
er
directly
or
indirectly
with
Russian
trade
unions."
Ev-pence,
skin
and
speed.
The
whole
'.phitadeiphiai...:
t:
21.
.300
fPntv
t
fiillv
k
1Picam
payeu
wn.
w.ui
miiuh,,
ip
n
Pi-nn
mm
crrmitY
mu
pis
niir
vj
u
a
a
J
'
w
-
ae.aww-4.4.
v
M
r
-
v
-t
tj
si,aJ
V'w
situation
in
Russia.
Nelson.
Cameron,
A.
Smith
and
Schubert
the
pick.
Lee
did
well
in
spite
of
the
heavy
SOUTHWEST
AFRICA.
I
score.
Hayakawa
was
good
and
'
Southwest
Africa
promises
to
be
one
of
the
problems
Bird
did
well
aithou3h
limping
of
the
Empire.
At
present
this
is
under
control
of
the;mosj
LlZJ
Leod
and
Glen
Srrjith
never
gave
up
tt
0
i.i
r
'
-ii
1
if
.1.
i
oa
aaa
!
Union
Of
South
Africa
With
half
the
population
Of
30,000
trylngi
Roberton,
Hodgkinson
and
people
British
from
South
Africa.
A
proposal
has
been1
Mah
were
the
best
forwards.
maae
10
mane
it
a
province
01
tne
union
out
action
nas
Teams:
been
delayed
and
the
present
situation
is
that
a
few;
Germans
in
the
colony
would
welcome
return
to
Germany.
Many
of
the
Germans
are
strongly
in
favor
of
uniting
with
South
Africa.
THE
TWO
RAILWAYS
1
Borden
Street
School
Jone
Lee;
,
Tl
tn
trA
tn
T31r1-
T5
r
i
1
IVr
t
p
K
nl
ar
H
We
appreciate
the
courage
ot
bir
btiwaru
lieatty.
m
Roberton,
c.
Mah,
Amey
persistently
advocating
the
unification
of
the
two
big
J
jack
Campbell
jr.
rtfareed
satis
railway
systems
of
Canada
in
the
face
of
strong
opposivactoriiy.
tion.
It
is
charged
that
Sir
Edward
is
doing
it
to
save
the
Ahierledn
League'.
Cleveland
22?
12
Boston
i
19-'
14".
'
Washington-
21'
17
New;York
17-
14''.'
Detroit
17
17r
Chicago
12
16
Philadelphia
13
194
I
St.
Louis'
I
High,
School
Mah;
McCrlmmpn,
,
Nelson;
J.
McLean,
Cameron,
O.,
Keays;
Schubert,
Postulo,
A.
Smith,'
Bill,
L.
Keays.
10'
22
-
WAKE
UPYOUR;.
LIVER
BILE-
And
You'll
Jump
Out
of
Bed
in
Morning
Ririn'
to
Co
Th
1Ict
ihould
txnir
out
tw
potitiil
of
liquid
bile
into
your
bowtla
dill?,
ft
UU
fcU
U
not
flowing
f
rely,
your
food
doem't
dlrnt.
It
juat
decay
in
the
bOwrueGu
bkU
pr
your
Uimch.
You
grt
conitlpted.
Htrmf
ul
polaoni
go
into
the
body,
nd
you
feel
Mir,'
unk
nd
the
world
looki
punk,
,
.
A
mere
bowel
movement
doean't
alwiyt
get
t
the
cause.
You
need
tomething
that
work
1
on
the
liver
a
well.
It
take
thoa
gool.'old
Carter'
Littla
Llrer
Pllla
W
get
th
two'i
pounds
of
bile
flowing
freely
and
make
yon
feel
"up
and
up".
Harmlea
and
gen
tie,
they
make
the
bile
flow
ffeeJy.They
da
the
work"
of
calumet
but
hay
no
calomel
or
mercury
la
them."
Ask
for
Carter'
Llttl
Lifer
fills
by.
name
I
Stubbornly
rtfua
anytkuia
la.it
GoiiV
Fishin
We
Can-Supply
Your-
Every
Needj
And.Teli
YouWhere
To
GetThe
Fish
Headjuarteris
For
Sport
Fishing
Tackle
Kaienr
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
Corinthians
Win.
Over
Montreal
.647
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.54!
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.31
PnriUh
Football
Team!
Tootr
(lame
by
7
to
2
Score
MONTREAL,
May
30:
(CP)
The
Islington
Corinthians,
touring
En?-
Inch
omnipur
football
team,-
In
tne
final
game-of
their
trip
across
Oa-Ihadav.
defeated'
an
all-star
Mont-realHeam'
Saturday
by.
a
score-of
1
FOOTBALL
Stuart
Benefits
Shield.
May
31
Merchants'
vs.
Legion
June2-Navy
vs:
Legion.
June
7
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
.
June
9
Merchants
vs;
Navy.
Dominion-
Day.
Cup
-June1
lt-Merchants
vs.
NayY.
June-'
10-Nftvy
vs.
Legion.
June
2li-Leclon'
vs;
Merchants,
Filial
'.car
Domin
Ion
Day
between
'
two
teams'
wltlr
greatest
number'
0E
Yinr
heal
branch
hank
Kafser's
Grandson
And
Bride
Guests
7.1
Of
CBref
Executive
NEW
YORK,
May-30:-
-
Prince
Louis
Ferdinand,
grandson
of
tfrt
former
Kaiser
Wllhelra
n
of
Germany,
and
hls
bride?
In
the
course
nt
n
honevmoon
tour'
around
the
of
points
urprp
PueRts-
of
President
nnd
Mrs
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
at
I
Hyde
Park
over
the'
week-eiVd".
MoMey
Cup
City
Ua.ue
June
23-Mrehants
V8
Mitf..
June
23
Legion
vs.
Merchants,
June-
30
Navy
vs.
Legion.,
Juty.
5
Merchants,
vs.
Legion
July
7-Leglpn
vs.
Navy.
July
12
Navy
vs.
Merchant?.,
C.ulhnly-
Gt
July-
14-r-Navy
vs.
Merchants
July.
19
Legion
vs.
Navy.
July
21
Merchants-
vs.
Legion.
July
20
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
July
28
Navy
vs.
Legion.'
August
2--Merchants
vs..
Navy.
FIGURES
EV
A
If
you
rould,
then
bankers
iu
any,
country
would
nerd
no
more-
than
a
fountain
jx-n
to
prevent
bank
failure.
During;
the-
last
ten
fiscal
yearrCanadaV
chartered
hank.fi
have
paid
i
more
than
$397,-000,000
in
interest
on
deposits.
If
they
could
create
deposits
by
the
magic
process?
of
writing
figures
in
a
book,
ther
could
bavtgaved
that
$397,000,000!
And
if
banks'
could
lend
ten'
timei'the'aniount
of
their
deposits,
collecting
interest
each
time,
bank
profits
would
I.
roma'anational
scandal,
divi
dead
would
Let
paid
in
astron-omical
figures,
people
would
le
MllinglaHlbey
had
to
buy'
hank
hares,
and
tliere'
would
b-
a
land
office
rush-
on
at
Ottawa
for
bank
charters.
But
what
are'
the'
facts?
Bank)
profits'
last
vear
aer.
aged
dess-
tliau
-
half
of
one
per
cent,
on
total,
assets
a
lower
BOOK?
Wliatt
gives:
rise
to
a
lomv?
'&edttcanonlybelstudagatnithalaittt..Tfi'
mmount
of
'credit
mini
oiri.yj
be
limited
to-
!-
amount
of
Jfeet
money
.
.
,"
Tht
wat'HTitten
by
one-of
the
greatctof:SoU.U-r-by
the
late
Viscount-Snowilen
of
Ickornsliaw,
PlBJfp'ShowtlenV.
ln'1935
little
more
than
two
years
ago.
Few
stood
bo
long
or
o
resolutely
in
the
fArefront
o-pub
controversy,
or
aroused
'such
fierce
ojpilin
by
igui!b
opinion
or
severity
of
tongue
and
none
red'to'!rii,reit
hiving
earned
greaterpulilieveeprct
tlian
Viwotlnt
Suowdtn.
Ilis
career'was
a-triujuph
of
sturdy
HritUli
rliaracter..
He
toot
an'
uiiopiilai'
rourne
during
the
Great
War,
but'Iateri
became
one'
of
his
country
'a
great
figure,
standing
firmly
for
Ilia'
convictions'
and
for
soundness,
in
the
financial
a
true
tore
of
Creat
Britain.
Hiiftrord
quoted
above'
apply
to
Canadian
banking
today
vith'
all
tlie
force
vritli
which
he
applied
ihem
that
day
to
banking
in
England.
The
Canadian
bankings
ijitem
ia.'a
British
ayatem,
adjusted
from
time
to
time
to
fit
the'
needaa
of
a
developing
nation
in
the
changing
scene
of
thii
n
w
world.
Credit
can
only
be
iimed
again
real
antf.
Thmflt
a$
(ru
totlay
ateier.
)u
cannot
create
crttlit
by
urilt'ng
figure
in
a
lHHk".
lou
cannot
make
loam
regmrdte'u-of'depotlti,
collateral
or
rexiy
merit,
then
urltr-th
loan
up
with
a
fountain
jxn
at
figure
in
a
book
labelled
t'DfpotlCu
and
lend
them
over
and
men
They
keep
casH
reserves
moree
than
sufficient
to
meet-
the
average
daily
withdrawali.TKey
keep
much
more
in
forms
readily
convertible
into
cash,
should'
any
emergency
ever
arise
By
reason
of
their
strong-liquid
poMtion'CanadaVtrbart
ered
hanks
have
moneyaWait
ine
demand
just
awaiting
safe
loaning
opportunity,
Banks
cannot
lend
money
unless
people
want
to
borrow
it.
They
have
no
monopoly
:of.
the
husiness
of
extending
credit,,
for
the
cai.h
reserves
of
mshy
other
corM)rationS
filid'aiMful
earning
outlet'in'the
samey.
Some
loans
directly
giteirU
to
deposits;
hut
liVve'you
ever-'
consi(terel
what
it
isthat'gire4:
rise
to
a
loan?
AA
man's
realii.
aide
assets
accumulated
from
his
own
work,
plus;
hiat
own'
character,
ability
and
w
illinf
ness
to
repayr
All
deposits
are
not
the
direct
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