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July
9.
IS34.
THE
PARTY
PLATFORM
RwJ,
ntCnniv
conwntion
the
writer
of
UackstacTS
at
Ottawa"
in
MnrUan'c
ia--;
v
.
j
that
it
would
adopt
the
usual
party
platform
"a
stilted
uP'
5onstroaty.
without
a
touch
of
distinction,
not-ao$e
chief!
v
as
an
e-prvn
in
v-ici
u
i-j
.
HELPING
MUNICIPALITIES
iTltv
fTimocjTA
l
I
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-li
i.
.
I
Y
--nruer
win
oe
mucii
reiieved,.
as
wiU
mi
be
all
municipal
auihorities
in
the
province,
at
the
..mivcuICiii
uiat
uie
governnvent
wiil
assume
a
large!
Share
Of
the
HWMnnlnvm.nt
ili'f
r..M:
l
z
has
been
very
difficult
uiKler
conditions
as
they
have
been
during
the
past
few
monLhsL
Rwrv
to
keep
down
the
tax
rate
and
then
the
cost
of
relieving
I
uneinployables
-as
turned
ow
to
the
cities.
It
was
the,
iai
Mraw.
Keiiei
was
bound
to
come
and
the
government
has
recognized
the
need.
ANOTHER
PARTY
ORfM
vi7Pn
v,Tlle
Ka)ionil,
llRity
is
the
latest
t
enter
the
e-
fierd
of
national
iiitiV
It
;
m
i
for
-Fascist
Party"
and
its
learier
is
Adrien
Areand
thet
newspaperman
who
until
now
let!
the
Quebec
Fascists.
Joseph
G.
Far;
.
who
was
leader
of
the
Ontario
Fascists,
is
now
national
organiser
for
the
party.
The
motto
of
thef
new
nsrtr
fanda
for
Canadians."
If
parties
continue
to
increase
in
Canada
we
shall
soon
'
have
as
many
as
France
where
it
was
recently
necessary
to
shut
the
mouths
of
all
in
order
that
the
business
of
the
country
might
proceed.
We
Have
now
Liberab,
Conserva-'
Lives,
Social
Credit.
C.CF
RecnnstrrHr.n
3tv,1
Ufnct
Af
'
"v
ut
1
T
-.
SPANISH
SITUATION
Wile
there
is
little
to
indicate
that
the
civil
war
in
Spain
is
nearing
its
end,
correspondents
seexn
to
think
the
conflict
cannot
last
much
longer
and
that
an
effort
will
be
made
in
the
near
future
to
stop
the
fighting.
Evidently
the
Franco
supporters
are
in
the
ascendant
They
have
control
of
most
of
the
country
and
the
complete
subju
ration
of
the
government
supporters
is
only
a
matter
of
time.
It
seems
a
pity
that
fighting
should
continue.
i
1
SPORT
CANADIANS
'ESSINGTON
AT
BISLEY
Hayhurst
Would
Duplicate
Father's
Triumph
At
Empire
Shoot
BISLEY
CAMP,
England,
July
9:
CP)
Eighteen
Canadians
are
among
the
hundreds
of
expert
mil.
ltary
marksmen
from
all
over
the
Empire
gathered
here
for
the
annual
meeUng
of
the
National
Rifle
Association
the
event
that
for
7s
years
has
provided
the
Empire's
military
shots
with
their
greatest
peacetime
test
of
skill
and
cold
nerve.
The
Canadians,
always
to
be
reckoned
with
when
the
Empire's
best
marksmen
gather
at
Blsley,
reached
the
final
stage
of
the
King's
Prize
itself
but
for
years
he
has
taken
other
great
individual
trophies
and
has
been
a
tower
of
strength
on
the
picked
squads
competing
for
the
great
team
prises.
In
contrast
to
Emshe
and
other
veterans
of
the
rule
ranges
is
a
Saturday,
July
8
lMj
THE
DAILY
NEWS
CELEBRATES
Baseball
Games,
Agnatic
Sport,
Races
and
Dance
Were
Among
Features
PORT
ESSINGTpK.
July
9
Wtth
visitors
from
Prince
Rupert
and
surrounding
cannery
points
in
attendance
and
excellent
weather
prevailing.
Port
Essingtoti
held
Its
observance
of
Dominion
Day
last
Saturday.
There
was
a
bumper
crowd
for
a
fine
pros
rem
of
snorts
and
the
entire
day
was
a
complete
success.
During
the
children's
sports;
which
began
the
day's
program,
the
'
Port
Essington
Band
rendered
an
provide
a
promising
mixture
of
I
excellent
program
of
music.
youth
and
experience
this
year.j
After
the
field
sports,
the
spec-They
include
one
of
Bisleys
regular!
tators
crowded
the
grandstand
to
competitors.
Company
Sgt-Maiorj
witness
the
basebaU
game
between
George
Emslie
of
Toronto,
whoi
Port
Simpson
and
Harelton
whith
turing
the
Dominion
Day
cup.
Pitchers
were
Charlie
Smith
of
Harelton
and
Charlie
Green
for
Simpson.
Smith
is
a
newcomer
this
season
and
shows
much
ability.
After
the
first
baseball
came
,
there
were
gasboat
rarea.
featuring
group
of
youngsters
making
their
'sprints
by
4
and
5
h-p.
and
6
and
7
flrst
trip
to
Bisley.
winners
of
al
hp.
gillnetters
over
a
four-mile
place
on
the
Canarilm
team'
course.
There
were
many
specta-throagh
their
fine
showing
at
the
tors
at
points
of
vantage
along
the
meeting
of
the
Dominion
Rifle
As-J
water
front
sodauan
at
Ottawa
last
summer.
Of
the
IS
shooting
members
of
the
Canadian
team
seven
are
making
J
their
first
trip
to
Bisley.
.Making
Hrst
Trip
mg
who
is
reported
to
have
said
"platforms
are
made
toL
looo
yards.
a3
and
set
in
on.
i
at
,
900
and
1.000
j-;
,t)erso"
who
IS
a
stranger
to
Canada
would
find
it
difficult
to
distinguish
whether
the
platform
was
written
for
the
Consen-auves,
the
Liberals
or
the
C.CF.
It
is
interesting
because
of
its
reference
to
fruit
and
vegetable
marketing.
It
will
be
remembered
that
the
Bennett
gov-ernment
passed
legislation
providing
for
compulsory
mar-ketingjsomewhat
along
the
line
of
the
provincial
legislation.
There
is
nothing
in
the
program
to
which
anyone
could
take
exception.
After
the
gasboat
races,
the
second
baseball
game
of
the
day
was
played
with
Aiyansh
easily
winning
a
challenge
affair
over
Kispiax
by
a
score
of
11
to
1.
There
was
also
a
tronhv
for
the
winner
of
this
One
of
the
aewoomers
is
Captain
j
game.
"Big
Bar
BiUv"
Ditched
for
Thomas
C
Hayhurst
of
the
Essex
Aiyansh
and
Jeff
Harris
for
Ku-Scottish
Regiment
at
Windsor.
He
pwx.
the
latter
being
eompletety
has
been
shoo&ag
Jn
ooaipeUtion
i
denn-d
saooort
bv
his
teammates
;
for
several
years
but
this
is
his
first
The
day
was
finished
off
with
a
itrip
to
Bisley.
And
if
anyone
haslbfer
dance
in
Cnnnineham's
Hall
a
particular
incenUve
to
win
the'
The
dance
was
sponsored
by
the
King's
Prire
itself
it
U
Hayhurst.
Port
Essington
Concert
Band
and
For
his
father
was
the
first
Can-
musip
m
smiiiw
hr
ih
v-jna.
adian
to
win
the
ciissic.
I
tonlani
Thw
law
owrerf
He
was
Private
Thomas
H.
Hay-
lT,w
k,k.ti
,
"d
Jf5
Vf
PJ1
this
week-end
between
Al,-
1,
"
"
ansn
and
cedarvale.
IH
IT1.
.
.V,
(.
V
LIU
.in
l
U.
,
f
most
arduous
test
of
n
with
a
seryic
rifle
ever
devised.
It
calls
lor
consistent;
v
excellent
marks-
stage
from
200
the
final
stage
the
Seaforth
Highlanders.
Vancou-
Missing
from
the
Canadian
team
this
rear
is
IJeal
ft
tl
viit--hit
yards,
winding
upjof
Hamilton,
who
took
all-round
in-i
the
meeting,
demands
no
less
than
;
dividual
honors
at
Bisley
a
year
15
shots
at
each
distance.
Any":
ago.
Matchett
won
the
AM-Comers
marksman
who
winds
up
on
top
Aggregate
and
the
Grand
Aggregate
'
of
the
three
stages
in
competition
ast
year,
the
first
time
a
ranH
with
the
finest
snots
in
the
empire
has
finished
on
top
in
the
two
ag-has
done
a
remarkable
Job
f
tar-
a
gregates
that
between
them
corn-get
shooting.
The
last
Canadian
prise
all
the
greatest
individual
to
do
it
was
Lt--OaL
R.
M.
Blair
c.l
matches
of
the
meeting.
PLAYGROUND!
Hotel
Arrivals
I
Wedding
Frolic
ACTIVITIES
Two
Hundred
and
Thrty-Flvf
En
rolled
Swimming
Classes
Salt
Lake
At
enrolled
at
the
four
pbygroun
rijvtn
season.
box
projects,
dancing
and
compet'-
live
ball
games.
I
Feature
activities
for
the
coning
week
win
include
a
sand-bcx
contest
on
the
afternoon
of
Friday
The
contest
win
be
on
an
Inter-ptaypoand
basis,
the
children
on
each
of
the
grounds
build-tag
a
sand-box
model
of
a
South
Sea
Island
scene.
In
Royal
I
C
Oould.
Vancouver:
Joe
Johan-,j
i-iaynxinas
on
weanesaay
alter-
Cleveland
noon.
All
boys
aUending
these
in-
jfew
York
struetion
periods
should
bring
split
Boston
bamboo
or
other
light
sticks,
hall
Washington
vu
auuig,
jacjt-uuir,
sume
news
paper
and
paste.
Swimming
Classes
Each
Sunday
afternoon
the
summer
months,
classes
in
life
saving
will
be
held
at
the'
Worries
Pastoi
sen
and
A.
Dohl,
city.
-
;
'
"
,
,
j
Prince
Rupert
Cap
Minister
Refused
to
Mm
H.
M.
Stevenson,
Kamloops;
Start
;
Cuple
But
They
Found
'Warine.
Miss
Florence
M.
Ericsson
.
way
uui
Dr.
A.
s.
Lamb.
Hush
Dalton.
1
'
In
this,
the
opening
week
of
MaeInoes
Mrs.
C.
R.
Cox.
Vanr,
CAPE
TOWN.
July
9:
CP.
.r.
supervised
ptaygrounc
r
Waurman.
spittle:
Mrs
cenUv
a
minister
of
the
Dukh
.
aeUvitt.
35
children
wv
w
-
-
-r
M
'
w
-
C
LVTl
.
.
.
9
m
n
...U
j
Potterton
and
Mrs.
S.
J
formed
Church
at
Goodwood
r.
rvoan
Falls:
J.
Glllatt.
fui
tn
marrv
a
counlo
h
t.
in
the
city.
The
directors
in
charge
vlctoria;
Denning,
city;
M
tended
to
celebrate
their
weddin,
of
the
rarious
grounds
have
al-
O
Brien
TraU.
a
dance
the
enln
redyiiuguratedsomeofther
CelnI
happened
that
preparation
f
activities
for
Ue'
.
rpyground
R.ln
p.,.
D
Mceod
.,:
a,rhim.i
iL,,ni,.
Th
chfWrn
hav
Oimn
i
.
..
.7
"
"
W
a
great
deal
of
enthusiasm
tor
hand
-crafts,
group
games,
sand
and
son
and
Mrs.
M.
Micholuk
city.
'
Knot
B.
O.
Albertson,
city.
Baseball
Standings
Including
Yesterday's
Scares
National
League
W
L
New
York
4fi
25
Pittsburg
39
25
preparation
for
inter-play-1
Chicago
38
31
ground
kite
day.
to
be
held
soon
1
Cincinnati
36
31
Neil
Ross,
at
Westriew,
and
Harry
Boston
.31
33
Gordon
-Cooper,
at
-Seal
Cove,
wiU
SL
Louis
29
36.
hold
etasses
for
boys
in
kite
build-;
Brooklyn
.
.
29
40
ing
ui
Monday
afternoon
and
again
at
Acropolis
and
McClymont
Philadelphia
..
,
.
19
40
American
League
Detroit
J
Chicago
.
Philadelphia
St
Louis
42
.41
40
36
36
.28
.27
22
25
26
28
37
37
35
39
45
mcnyj
-was
to
be
celebrated
the
ntri
day.
which
was
Sunday.
The
engaged
couple
refuimt,,
change;thelr
plans,
upon
which
tin
tVitrK
SMtn
M
1
Intl
rvif
4
ik
i
ister
that
he
was
not
to
perfonj
;
the
marriage
ceremony
But
that
j
need
not
prevent
another
rataisto
v
officiating
providing
the
tomvt
Pet,,
did
not
object
to
the
use
of
the
.648,
church.
So
the
ceremony
went
on
.609
under
this
condition.
The
weddiai
351
party
went
straight
tr
im
the
.537
church
to
a
reception
and
dim
.484
In
a
neighboring
township.
.446
It
Is
believed
the
members
of
tfct
.420
-Kerkrnad"
were
shocked
Into
tu.
292
Ing
action
by
the
sight
of
youcf
I
men
tn
"tails"
and
dinner
Jacketi
JS27
at
the
wedding.
When
InUrrlfi-rf
.612
the
minister
at
Goodwood
said
L
.588
dancing
was
sinful
whether
held
.493
on
a
Saturday
night
or
any
othe
.493
night
of
the
week,
and
In
fat
.444
he
would
not
marry
couples
it
.409
Intended
to
dance
after
the
red-
.328
Ung.
oau
i-aes.
ur
me
convenience
of
iajnlxj.n.
jury
:
i;p
wun-'
.
DOUGLAS,
Isle
of
Man,
JiJjJ:
ue
miwuag
uj
lase
pan
in
uiese
ojecon
council,
rejecting
a
proDOsai
CP
Putt
Mossman
Antrim
classes
who
have
no
.means
of
for
a
plebiscite,
decided
to
buy
the
.motorcycle
racer
compeUrs
.)
the
transportation
to
and
from
the
Royal
Wimbledon
OoU
Course
and
264
mile
race
recently
was
biav?
tike
arrangements
have
been
made
40
acres
of
adjoining
land
for
151.-
0ff
his
machine
by
a
Urr
c
pi
,CaTe
C
I3o"r
000
to
keep
it
as
park
A
search
party
found
him
,
v
.
,P"
and
agaJn
Prop1"1)'
along
the
road
A
Ulv
MAC
044a
.U
1
rf!
Last
year,
two
members
of
thest
el-sses
received
the
bronxe
medal-?kw
award
for
proficiency
in
lift
saving
and
this
year
It
U
hoped
that
a
larger
group
of
youre
people
win
take
advantage
of
trls
opportunity
The
ebsses
win
be
heid
nndct
the
direction
of
Neil
Ross
and
Harry
Gordon-Cooper
and
tests
win
be
held
from
time
to
time
by
examiner
Orme
Stuart.
TO
BOOST
HURDLING
LONDON.
July
9:
(CP)-
In
an
effort
to
imnrove
the
r.atJr.ni!
standing
in
steeplechaaing
and
440-yard
tow
hurdles,
the
Amateur
Ath-1
letic
Association
has
appealed
to
sports-promoting
bodies
to
include
either
or
both
In
programs.
BESTALL
REWARDED
GRIMSBY.
England.
July
9:
iCP
This
towns
Enghsh
Football
League
team
has
given
J.
BestaU.
former
inside-forward,
a
cheque
for
25
SL250.
in
recognition
of
nearly
12
years
service
with
the
team.
Bestah
now
is
coach
of
Tie
up
wiA
q
real
heat?
RoB-your-own
cigarettes
Og
sen's
Fine
Cut
and
yooH
corral
tKe
ruRer
smoting
enoy-rnent
Aat
tVrs
cooler
and
more
frogranl
tobacco
gives.
Yoo'U
roll
then
even
better
if
you
rocle
sure
ro
we
"Vogue"
or
"GantedeT"
papers.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
Steamers
Leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
TAS.
CATALA
EVERY
TUES.
T.S.B.
CARD
EN
A
FRIDAY,
DAT,
1:JI
pjn.
p.
Doe
Vancouver,
Thnn.
ajn.
Doe
Vancouver,
Monday
AM.
It
convenient
pleaM
purchase
ticket
at
office
Further
Information
Regarding
Reservation
and
Tickets
Fran
A
w
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
These
id
The
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
PLAN
Is
available
to
all
house
owners
with
reasonable
income
who
have
met
their
debts
in
the
past
No
lien
or
mortgage
is
required
by
the
lending
institution.
BUT
REMEMBER
Loans
are
available
only
as
long
as
the
sum
appropriated
lastsr-
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
Win
attend
to
every
detail
of
securing
your
required
c
-
v.i
Supply
ail
building
and
roofing
materials,
YOU
do
not
have
to
pay
a
cent
until
your
work
is
-rf
to
your
satisfaction.
'
The
new
roof
or
repair
you
have
wanted
for
so
long
.5
r.oi
within
your
means.
Phone
ALBERT
&
McCAFFERY
116
or
117
Evenings
Call
J.
F.
RITCHIE
Jr.,
Black
$00
But
IWt
Be
Too
Late
SEE-Oht
dlvrUv
of
mode
nf
retting
materials
In
the
He
Bidg
.
220
6th
Street
Decemter
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
RC.