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EDITION
OPENING
LEGATIONS
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.25
Friday,
July
29,
1938.
Wlioii
Pmitiioi.
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n
DnllL
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e
i
i
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.
i
uituiiu
wa
iiiiiiisLer
01
i.mikis
in
f
h
Wembley
in
1923
was
a
house
built
and
finished
with
Bri-
Way
For
Football
End
of
August
At
a
special
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
last
evening
the
matter
of
inviting
the
Ocean
Falls
Football
team,
to
play
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Cup
was
considered
and
It
was.
agreed
to
Invite
the
Ocean
Falls
team
to
play
a
two
game
series.
The
datri.
suggested
are
August
25
and
2?
The
first
of
these
is
the
Prince
Rupert
Port
Day
and
it
was
felt
that
a
football
game
might
bring
not
only
the
players
from
the
paper
town
but
also
some
of
their
sup
porters.
Some
of
these
might
even
take
nart
in
the
events
planned
by
the
Port
Pay
committee.
As
the
football
eame
would
hp
nl.ivprt
In
Gilhuly
Cup
Series
The
Gilhuly
Cup
series
was
the-i
I
considered
and
the
following
is
Pittsburg
55
New
York
52
evening
it
would
not
interfere
with
chcaga
-
&
the
arrangements
already
planned
Cincinnati
48
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Com-;
Br?Myn
41
merce.
The
second
game
might
be
Boston
33
played
on
the
Friday
evening.
(
St.
Louis
37
j
Further
arrangements
will
de-
Philadelphia
26
inend
upon
the
suitability
of
the!
American
'
date
as
far
as
the
Ocean
Fall3
j
New
York
53
(players
are
concerned.
A
meeting
j
Cleveland
51
:wlH
be
held
as
soon
as
an
answer
Boston
50
lis
received
from
them.
Washington
46
Last
evening's
league
game
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Baseball
Scores
THURSDAY'S
BASEBALL
National
Leatve
St.
Louis,
1;
New
York,
2.
Cincinnati,
4;
Boston,
a.
Pittsburg,
9;
Philadelphia,
3.
Chicago
-
Brooklyn,
to
play
at
later
date.
American
Leasue
New
York,
3;
St.
Louis.
4.
Boston,
13-8;
Chicago,
8-5.
Philadelphia-Cleveland,
scoreless
after
three
Innings
when
rained
out
Washington,
4;
Detroit,
12.
Baseball
Standings
Including:
Yesterday's
Scores
National
Learnt
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
National.
Detroit
43
Chicago
35
uie
Merchants
football
team
was
j
Philadelphia
29
postponed
on
account
of
inclement
weather.
The
Association
decided
to
try
to
have
the
eame
nlaved
this
evening
but.
if
it
will
not
be
possible
to
do
this,
the
teams
will
meet
on
Tuesday
evening
next,
,
the
match
to
be
for
four
points.
St
Louis
26
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Couru
8.
p.
johiitoa
Oo.)
This
will
enable
the
Mobley
Cup
competition
to
be
completed,
B
c-
Nlcke'
Should
the
Merchants
and
the
Mssom
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
I
Bralorne
,
Vancouver.
Reserve
be
then
equal
In
points
a'Aztec
play-off
game
will
be
arranged
at
Cariboo
Quartz
a
mutually
suitable
date
between
1
Dentonla,
these
two
teams.
'
',
Oolconda
31
38
33
4Q
47
46
49
59
3Q
3Q
33
45
46
41
50
58
ask
ST
i"i"'8
"
"ew
legauons
111
We
Ilorter
Idaho
npar
Tiitiirp
nnn
tt
Hvi.
senile
.
a.
i
mi
the
"
c
revlsed
'"""J
draw
"raw,
the
me
flrst
ursi
"jame-
'
t
.
v.iu
v
U1
uoatua
anu
uiic
at
niusLeruaiH,
ineseito
be
played
ports
are
places
with
which
Canada
does
business
and
.week:
on
Thursday
of
next
'
premier
2.28
Where
She
might
do
much
more
business.
CommerrP
hns
August
4
Navy
vs.
Merchants
to
be
looked
after
if
we
are
to
become
a
trading
nation
I
and
if
we
are
to
find
a
market
for
our
products.
I
IN
THE
ASHCAN
"Bennett
and
his
policies
are
in
the
political
ashcan,"
an
uuawa
correspondent
when
writing
about
the
new
leader,
Dr.
Manion.
Before
Mr.
Bennett
left
Ottawa
after
relinquishing
the
leadership,
he
did
not
even
receive
a
coUrfesy
call
from
the
man
who
stepped
into
his
shoes.
It
is
suggested
that
there
may
possibly
be
some
sort
of
loose
alliance
being
framed
among
Premiers
Duplessis,
Hepburn
and
Dr.
Manion.
This
may
or
may
not
come
toj
fruition
but
if
it
does
it
will
be
a
curious
m-min
It
spome'
August
9
Legion
vs.
Navy.
Relief
Arlington
"...:.........
.15
August
11
Merchants
vs.
Legion
Reward
a.-...
August
16
Navy
vs.
Merchants,
j
Salmon
Gold
nnsuai
i&
igion
vs.
avy.
iayior
uriuge
.U3
men
who
hm.ht
if
a,f
August
23
Merchants
vs.
Legion
Hedley
Amalg
042
:
The
onlv
mine
in
northern
Football
TONIGHT,
6:45
LEGION
vs.
MERCHANTS
that
Mr.
Hepburn
does
not
like
the
leadership
of
Prime'
-it
nrITn
Minister
Mackenzie
King
who
blocked
his
plan
to
market
lillAKlJlNli
rw.,.
...
ttlv
uiiucu
kJiaica.
i
iic
uuillIl'iU
S1LUULJUI1
IS
Uiai
anything
or
nothing
ma
happen
during
the
next
two
years
and,
in
the
meantime,
the
Tories
are
greatly
heartened
over
flip
sitnnti'nn
whiVVi
mmr
nf
Un.
Vnil
n
i,t-
FORESTS
lilrSnn-
V
f
.
1.
Tu
'
JY.'
lU.
l
i
TAWA,
July
(CP)
Tjic
UVIICI
Jiuving
to
ue
oui
01
me
piciure
Junior
Porest
Wardens,
youth
altogether,
u
m
as
they
have
been
during
the
past
two
years.
..movement,
organized
eight
years
.
ago
by
the
Canadian
Forestry
As-
fJIVIXn
T
PAH
soctttion,
numbers
more
than
10,'
.
.
,1
v
.......
v
.
.1
...
nil:
.kWWUll.
the
Jintish
Columbia
1
trovernment
he
saw
the
nossihilitips
Thus
far
the
maioritw
nt
the
tish
Lolumbia
timber.
Great
publicity
was
given
it
at
that
chosen
for
their
qualities
of
lead.
time
but
it
was
not
followed
NEW
YORK,
July
29.
(CP)
There
are
two
swimming
strokes
Noble
TlveJ
-jlJ.
Premier
Border
Sllbak
Premier
...
.640
.578
.568
.551
.09
M
9.50
.07
2.45
'
.04
Vi
.08
.03
Pend
Oreille
2.20
Pioneer
,..
2.95
.03
Congress
.
.01
Home
Gold
Orandvlew
Indian
C.
&
E.
.
Freehold
Hargal
...
McDougal
Segur
Okalta
Pacalta
Home
Oil
Oils.
'Toronto.
ask
V-
"v--t.
.18
.32
2.50
.06
.15
.115
1.40
.08
122
O00-boys
pledged
to
save
the
forest
Beattle
11?'
1
20
Central
Pat,
Gods
Lake
of
selling
ready
fabricated
houses
in
the
Old
Country
and
volunteer
wardens
belong
to
bi-
Laone
L'ac"
-
unc
ui
uie
auracuons
01
me
uritisn
Kirimre
exhibit
at
"
r.Mr
".T
rwr
McKenzie
Red
Lake
i.25
?
iirt
are
il
at
l
w
work
'K
mi
on
irii
the
nrninoc
prairies,
in
ir
Eastern
Canada
and
Newfoundland.
g
belters
Gold
05
t
to
?th
this
U
in
in
a
,
rrnHP
i
ecent
issue,
rl
p'roud
Mccieod
cockshutt.
4.30
nave
already
wrlUen
a
rp.
However,
the
foundations
were
laid
and
today
every-
cord
of
practical
service.
okiend
:..
.21
one'
is
talking
about
the
possibilities
of
building
Wooden'
Hundreds
of
incipient
forest
fire:
Masher
20
Vinmoa
in
TTm
nrl
i
-i
I
n,l
01,i
v,
n
i:
1
,.i
have
first
been
detected
bv
them
Madsen
Redlake
43
iiuiiiuj
411
uimim
uuu
ji.uunmi
clUUI
tllC
UUclUIilII
NMJUtM.
-
.
...
,.
"
'
'
Tl
wood
proposed
to
be
used
is
cedar,
which
XZJTTZ
ZIZ
To
est
life
Of
all
British
Columbia
WOOds.
It
is
expected
that
fire
rangers.
Many
groups
have
Moneta
1.96
considerable
business
will
result
from
the
present
drive.
Breast
Stroke
Fills
Hollows
started
reforesting
waste
areas
Bouscadlllac
,0T2
or
have
beautified
vacant
lots
by
Thompson
Cadillac
22
trpp-nl.inf
Inu
Othprs
hnvn
nffnoVi.
man
who
has
developed
hollows'
ed
themselves
to
local
fire
rangers
around
her
neck
and
shoulders.
It
travelling
with
them
on
their
daily
will
help
fill
In
the
hollows,
devel-
patrol
by
trail
and
river.
One
bo
op
her
bust
and
make
her
look
of
13,
living
In
a
settler's
cabin,
much
better
In
that
evening
gown
heaid
a
passerby
speak
of
a
fire
she
bought
to
take
on
her
vaca-
outbreak
and.
saddling
his
pony,
tlcn.
The
same
stroke
will
help
the
galloped
eight
miles
to
Inform
the
women
should
harp
on
If
they
want
business
woman's,
housewife
sister
,
nearest
ranger,
tc
get
the
most
benefit
from
sum-!
et
rld
of
that
dowager's
hump,
Recognizing
boyish
fondness
for
mer
swimming,
says
Anle
McOov-l
been
developing
slowly
but
e
sort
of
uniform,
the
Canadian
ern,
New
York
physical
director
and
thr"8h
the
winter.
And
it
Forestry
Association
arranged
to
instructor
iU
be
good
for
her
younger
sister
suPPly
several
thousand
outf'ts
One
is
the
breast
stroke.
The!
h
never
quite
gotten
over
a
"re
green
oerets
other
is
called
the
"back
floating
tendency
toward
the
crawl."
It's
like
the
overhead
stroke
loucn-
debutante
and
scarfs-
Frequently
hats
and
.leggings
are
added.
A
large
medal-
.
.
i
.
.
i
ii
il
i
HrniKi
t
n
m
cnirr
annntinAAt
only
one
swims
on
one's
back
In-1
ine
nacK
noaung
crawl
neips
'
"
stead
of
on
one's
stomach.
He
re-'
the
abdominal
muscles.
Exercising
pX'S
Ml
marks
that
the
regular
crawl
Is
and
strengthening
those
muscles
".
JJ'";
not
a
woman's
stroke.
He
says
it
la
-
very
important.
Mr.
McGovem
SiuSlrTSS,
Z
2
"rs
a
contest
stroke
and
far
too
stren-
say
many
women
are
as
much
as
tak
.
precautlns
,
t
uoui-
t
.
u
,
,
I
UJor1f,Vefhlnche:?Utlr0
f1
'"'destniction
by
extinguishing
camp
wMii,!.....
.-..
nres
;ann
iim(o:
matches
and
to
recommended
for
the
business
wo-
exercise
and
proper
clothing,
ibacco
.
m-M
.
Bankfleld
.75
East
Malartlc
2.18
Preston
E.
Dome
1.63
Hutchison
Lake
.03
Dawson
White
.3
Aldermae
r;.m
.55
Kerr
AddLson
2.18
Uchl
Gold
,
.'.,'.
a.!?-
International
Nickel
51.00
Noranda
7250
Cons.
Smelters
59.75
Athona
I.....'
.08
Hardrock
2.74
Barber
Larder
28
Mandy
18
Rand
Malartlc
40't
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Blflf,
VALUE
OF
MIXING
CLARIFIED
(Continued
from
Pane
Qni
talk
on
their
meaning
which
added
very
greatly
to
their
value.
Hf
spoke
as
one
who
knew
well
what
he
was
talking
about.
Those
who
attended
came
away
imbued
with'
the
importance
of
the
industry
and
the
desirability
of
seeing
that
Prince
Rupert
did
her
proper
part
In
encouraging
mining
in
the
country
which
the
city
serves.
j
Mr.
Mitchell
said
he
had
re-
cently
travelled
through
the
Interior
and
he
found
the
complaint
general
that
the
farmers
had
no
market
for
their
products.
A
similar
condition
had
existed
In
north-
em
Ontario
and
Quebec
and
then
.the
mining
districts
of
those
two
'provinces
were
developed
and
to
day
the
farmers
are
an
prosperous
and
when
farmers
are
prosperous
the
whole
country
is
prosperous.
So
It
would
be
In
Central
British
Columbia.
Let
the
mining
get
well
under
way
and
there
would
be
a
eood
market
for
everything.
The
northern
half
of
British
Columbia
was
no
mean
one.
Like
Fairy
Story
Mr.
Mitchell
then
showed
the
pictures,
covering
every
important
mining
camp
in
British
Columbia
where
there
are
producing
mines.
One
of
the
outstanding
features
of
the
first
reel
was
the
series
show
all
the
activity
was
seen
the.
hard
ril
RACE
YOU
to
shori
ron
ONI
OF
DAD'S
MONOGRAM
CIN
i
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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JTackand
Jill
Health
Shoes
Keep
children's
feet
growing
in
nature's
form
Cushion
$oe$
flexible
smart
styles
great
wearing
qualities
and
values
Fitted
by
the
VISIBLE
Fitting
System.
$1.75
T0
$3.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
PAPER
TOWN
IS
INVITED
Plans
Under
Series
at
Little
Daughter
of
Mr.
and
.Us.
Duncan
McLean
Par
Away
M
This
advertisement
is
not
jmMislierfor
displayed
Ix?
Control
Board
or
bv
the
fJove.rnment
of
Hntish
i
vote
of
thank
ta
Mr
formal
S?
south.
All
that
was
needed
was
the
moved
by
Olol
Han-
Mitchell
was
Slrgy
and
persistence
properly
M.
P.
and
seconded
by.
J.
V.
'applied
to
make
that
part
of
the
n
.country
flourish.
Conditions
were
'McKinley.
639
Just
as.
favorable
as
they
had
been
,
63Qli
il.
1,11
bid
UUMIt
602
Speaking
of
the
mining
Industry
505'
generally,
the
speaker
said
th9t
.488wenty
thousand
people
make
a
'1
living
directly
from
the
Industry
.467
which
was
the
second
largest
in
Jlu
the
province.
From
this
It
would
seem
that
the
industry
with
which
he
was
dealing
and
pictures
'of
which
he
was
about
to
sho-v
Little
Smithers
Girl
Succumbs
TELLS
OF
NEW
CIRE
(Continued
from
Page
ai
believe.
this
wa$
n,ot
the
the
substance
taken
fr
..i
.-if
club
root.
However
the
ci
claims
for
it
and
they
rcMt
Die
most
critical
work
wn
j
be
done.
He
had
not
rn.i?!
many
people
suffered
froa
:
disease.
Some
of
the
le'ttr-1
deceived
were
most
pat';:
could
sav
nothlne
as
L:
'i
the
result
would
prove
of
Kiln
ui
Hi.
in
oiu
Lur
i
.
i
credit
for
the
work
was
da
l
03.4
work,
persistence,
scientific
mlndi
parents
and
grand-parents
who
jived
15
years
in
slave
12
,and
Intense
earnestness
of
the
held
the
child
in
such
great
devo-'
01
Central
British
Columbia
shown
1.90
.01',
'2
the
great
Sullivan
mine
which
was
.10
jthe
chief
reason
for
the
existence
.Ol'Jpf
the
Trail
smelter,
the
Conner
Quatsino
Copper
.04
:
Mountain
mine
operated
bv
Oranhv
IIalda
-
.03',jand
dozens
of
smaller
operations
A.
P.
Con.
J
Calmont
2.75
.55
00
Red
Ike
Ooldshore
10
Pickle
Crow
,
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up
and
and
no
no
business
business
was
was
done
done
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knowledge
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of
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!was
the
Sllbak-Premier
and
the
SMITHERS.
July
29.
The
community
was
saddened
Thursday
morning
when
it
was
learned
that
,
Lurvo
aa
he
had
been
th
kt
the
little
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.'
spirit
In
It
and
never
let
b
Duncan
McLean
had
passed
away
seemed
to
tire,
in
the
Smlther's
Hospital.
The
little
At
the
conclusion
the
ipf.
girl
was
taken
to
the
hospital
two
waa
thanktd
by
President
C
j
days
previous
suffering
from
ap-
his
informative
addre
i
Tt
ina
Zeballos
as
it
was
less
than
two
pendlcltls
and
underwent
an
opr
visitor
at
the
lunche.
in
tit
years
ago
and
what
it
is
today.
He
eratlh.
She
failed
to
make
a
re-
tn
the
speaker
was
01
f
Ha
pictured
the
development
of
the
covery
ana
aeain
vOK
Piace-
Ml',
producing
mines,
the
building
of
The
child
was
the
grand-daujh-
the
roads
and
trails,
the
bulldln
ter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Anger
who
of
the
town
and
the
shipping
of
are
very
well
known
throughput
the
rich
ore
which
is
making
Van-
the
north,
having
been
pioneers
In
couver
Island
famous.
It
was
like
Hazelton,
Smithers
and
Prince
Ru-
a
story
from
fairyland,
only
behind
pert
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to
hav?
ten
old
ert
resident
of
Ji;.-
a
Dorothv
France
of
K--
Rc
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is
ieii
tor
the
bereaved;
died
at
the
age
of
W
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To
;,.
V
"'t,uu,n
nd
district
with
au
orUaement
:
walks
between
a
tree
and
tap
I
in.
different
parts
of
the
province
;
including
the
Cariboo-
and
Bridge
River
Mines.
He
also
showed
the
actual
operation,
how
the
ore
was
;dus,
shipped,
smelted
and
the
gold
bricks
poured.
The
story
was
jinost
fascinating.
The
set
of
plc-,
tures
was
a
piece
of
work
well
done
(
and
a
great
credit
to
the
man
.who
jtcok
them,
pieced
them
together
Into
a
splendid
series
of
sequence
J
to
make
a
complete
whole
of
a
j
most
inspiring
nature
and
very
educative.
J'
F.
A.
MacCallum.
president
of
jthe
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
.Commerce,
was
in
the
chair
and
j.at
the
close
spoke
most
npprerl-
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