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Monday,
August
28,
1939.
THtfSjTUATION'
-
The
international
situation
was
this
morning
still
very
uncertain.
Evidently
Poland,
France
and
Britain
.
are
still
standing
solidly
together
and
Turkey
is
staying
with
them.
In
spite
of
efforts
of
Hitler
to
break
up
the
combination
there
seems
to
be
no
weakening.
The
only
loopliole
left
for
avoiding
war
seems
to
be
the
statement
of
Britain
that
as
long
as
there
are
threat;
of
force
they
will
not
negotiate
in
regard
to
Danzig
or
the
Polish
Corridor.
This
intimates
that
if
the
war
threats
are
withdrawn
they
may
consent
to
negotiate.
We
do
not
see
how
they
could
possibly
consider
the
offer
of
Premier
Mussolini
to
mediate
in
view
of
the
fact
that
he
had
declared
that
he
would
support
Germany
in
her
demends.
While
we
must
admit
that
everything
points
to
war
we
are
still
hopeful
that
Hitler
will
listen
to
reason
and
will
withdraw
hisHclaims.
The
forces
arrayed
against
him
are
too
strong
and
if
he
can
be
brought
to
realize
that,
he
may
be
willing
to
modify
his
demands
so
that
they
can
be
accepted.
A
TERRIBLE
PRICE
The
Chinese
have
been
defending
their
territory
for
a
long
time,
have
Jost
possibly
a
million
men
killed
and
many
wounded.
Nobody
knows
how
many
casualties
there
have
been.
These
men
remained
at
home
and
interfered
wjth
nobody
until
they
found
their
country
invaded.
Jn
the
Jarge
centres
of
the
country
the
Chinese
find
themselves
still
under
orders
of
the
foreign
invaders,
forced
to
do
things
they
do
not
want
to
do.
This
is
the
kind
of
thing
that
must
be
stopped.
The
reign
of
force
must
come
to
an
end
but
it
cannot
come
if
we
are
to
be
meek
and
refuse
to
defend
oursejves.
We
are
sorry
for
the
Chinese
but
we
have
not
so
far
lifted
a
hand
to
prevent
the
pillage.
We
have
-considered
it
none
of
our
business.
All
we
have
done
is
to
make
a
Jittle
f
Uss
when
we
found
scrap
iron
being
shipped
to
Japan
to
be
used
jn
the
war
of
aggression.
MUST
NjOT
LOOK
BACK
We
have
to
adrnit
that
most
countries
have
been
of
similar
acts
in
the
past
but
that
is
no
excuse
for
the
WERE
NEAR
MOUNT
TOP
Lneal
Party
Camp
Within
!00
Fret
Of
Conyueriac
Loftiest
of
Seven
(
Sisters
j
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Neal
darter
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Martin
of
Vancouver
returned
m
the
city
on
Saturday
after
noon's
train
after
an
absence
of
a
week
in
which
they
endeavoured
ascend
the
highest
summit
of
the
BlOO-foot
Meanshlnlsht
or
Seven
Sisters
group
of
mountains
near
Cedarvale.
Unfavorable
weather
conditions
and
more
dif
ficult
terrain
than
they
had
anti
cipated
prevented
them
from
accomplishing
their
objective
at
this'
time
of
the
year
but
they
gained;
Knowledge
of
the
country
which
T.
J.
Williams,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
south
In
the
course
of
which
he
travelled
as
far
as
San
Francisco
to
attend
the
Golden
Gate
International
Exposition,
returned
to
the
cltv
on
the
Catala
this
mornln?
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FOR
SALE
present
We
are
supposed
to
be
living
in
an
enlightened
'for
SALE-China
cabinet,
gateie?1
ivm.
We
are
trying
to
advance
our
civilization
but
instead
j
table,
piano,
rug,
high
shair.
of
that,
we
find
a
few
nations
turning
back
the
clock,
rP..'
phone
Black
925.
(2031
verting
to
the
system
of
a
past
age.
The
crisis
through
for
sale
c
room
house
2
lots,
which
we
have
been
passing
may
possibly
make
people
1
oarage,
smokehouse.
Party
leav-more
interested
in
world
politics
than
they
have
in
the
lne
town-
Pnone
116(1
m-
2M"
past
with
a
view
to
the
organization
of
a
really
workable
for
sale
Best
cash
or
ter
!
learue
of
nations
in
which
every
country
will
be
willing
to
,
offer
takes
ver-grey
cabin
dnifcnirf
cruiser
Bert
Lowan,
Phone
122
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of
Edmonton
holding
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Nut
CDiTm
in
these
organizations.
'
Paul,
Minn.
(2on
THE
DAILT
KEWB
Baseball
Scores
'
SUNpAlTsCOKES
National
Lcacue
Cincinnati.
7;
New
York.
2.
St
Louis.
4-6;
Baston.
10-5.
Chicago,
3-1,
Philadelphia.
44.
Pittsburgh.
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Brooklyn.
3-8.
American
League
New
York.
13;
Detroit.
3.
Philadelphia.
2;
Chicago,
0.
Boston.
0-3.
Cleveland,
1-5.
Washington.
8-4;
St.
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SCORES
New
York,
,6;
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Lou
Is.
L
Boston.
4:
Chicago.
5.
Philadelphia.
5:
Cleveland
7.
Washington,
3;
Detroit,
(L
National
League
Pittsburg,
New
YMc,
6-B.
Cincinnati,
Brooklyn
2-6.
Chicago.
8-8;
Boston,
1-1.
they
hope
will
enable
them
to
suc-,0-4.
sessf
ully
scale
the
range
next
year.
As
it
was
this
attempt
took
the.n
to
within
900
feet
of
the
top.
i
Roll
no
Vawac
The
party
made
base
camp
at
UtllO
the
old
D.
W.
Mines
Ltd.
which
is
at
an
elevation
of
4100
feet.
From
there
another
4100
feet
was
scaled
Is
Arranged
wav
.
v
C7-
KINGSTON
WON
RACE:
Another
In
Series
of
Mudel
Yacht
,
Siu-iuts
Saturday
Aiienioun
The
fourth
xi
the
series
of
model
yacht
races
for
the
Tip
Top
Tailors'
trophy
run
otl
8i'"
furdr
and
r
ulted
in
a
good
w.n
'for
S.
Hingiton
wiin
uie
aiujk
j
-
H.
Oawthom.
wtn
the
"1r-
voder,"
was
aecoad:
M.
MeKwizle.,
4v4th
the
"Saucy
La."
was
tbhrd;
f
A.
J.
Croxford.
with
the
"Tyec
'
I
was
fourth
and
Malcolm
Lamb,
.with
the
Ivanhoe.'
was
fifth.
;
A
fresh
variable
wind
with
a
choupy
sea
provided
a
severe
tea
for
yachts
and
owners
aHke.
A
broken
stay
and
damaged
saiu
J'lneyadte
f.
reed
lain
MacBae
to
pick
up
hm
tc
uouis.
oi
i;
rjiiHiueiynui,
entry,
can
uiaue.
wno
wiieu
;uj
hMt
rap?
of
the
season,
ran
ln
Iback
luck
on
the
home
leg.
lUaj
I
bsei
gt
awy
aad
before
lie
eoukfj
jjcareh
X
it
ran
under
the
Imperial
(Oil
Wharf.
Witth
a
trlekjr
wind
skippers
were
conatan
force!
.
to
tack
and.
on
several
occasion,
j
I
the
boats
veered
and
got
away
or.
i
after
which
it
was
deemed
advls-
...
..
.
.
...
..
'the
wmu
tack
This
meant
a
l-nwe
unpen
io
i
tay
rti
jvcuiu-
jable.
owing
to
the
lateness
.of
the,
.
...
.
v
,,
Mniw
-haid
tiH
pull
lor
the
men
and
day
ana
uie
Gangers
oi
tne
enmn.
day
Local
Team
"
Named
in
wa
weary
erowa
oi
oarsmeur
to
start
the
descent.
Loose
rock
and
'that
talked
over
their
experience
sheer
cliffs
was
making
the
ascent
Arror,BWMltB
hnW4.
rinnihr'at
the
end.
decidedly
perilous.
Heavy
rain
the
compieted
for
a
ubor
Day
hoiiday
!
next
day
resulted
In
the
decision
wwk.end
wr1es
cf
two
baball
Mrs.
J.
C.
Jack.-n.
wife
of
the;
to
postpone
me
mating
oi
anomer
hp,,
prjn-.
nUnrrt
and
naator
of
First
Ualted
Church,
re-
attempt
at
this
time.
Krtrhiknn
t.hp
u
um
m
male-
turned
to
the
cttv
on
the
Cardrna
Also
making
the
trip
to
the
in-
th
t
,
nnrfh
tt.lfh
,h.
-,.1
Saturday
afternoon
from
Vanoou-
lerlor
were
David
and
Bruce,
sons
......i
K.
ctwr
rtnnrt
wr
u-e
w
ha.
been
vUUbur
for
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Carter,
and
Oeerge
nMir
llnvln.
uMv
from
-
the
nat
three
mantha
remained
at
the
D.
W
Baker,
whp
n,eht
and
Ielmnln
wly
xuy
camp
wnue
me
aouit
meinutrs
01
mornln7
f0UowinK
There
will
be
Rt.
Rev.
P
T.
Rowe.
Blahop
of
uie
pany
aiieropiea
me
major
-
game
a,
Ketchlkftn
on
the
sun-
Episcopal
Church
for
Alaska,
waa
cent.
nhnArrl
'lfiP
PHneeas
nn
Ufmii..
o
fr.mnnn.
nBMMiMr
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martin
sailed
by
n,-
Utpn.
tMlm
maL.i,w
.k-
Hn
Lotrtw
Sturdav
afternoon
antn
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
COOMitt
of
Dide
Gurvlphi
through
to
Vlctorta
from
Stanway.
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
Bt-u.
in-i,
!in
mth..,
.
"
Sonny
Stiles,
first
base:
George
Miss
Helen
Grant,
who
has
been
SFNIOU
SOFTBALL
STANDING
Howe,
second
base;
Benny
Wtadif
visiting
at
Smith
errs
with
her
stater,
moosp
js
2
.714
mira
base;
waiter
Johnawi,
snort
Mrs.
Norman
Ktlpatnex.
arrived
m
Grotto
5
3
Llpsetfs
3
2
Acropolis
2
5
Three
Two
-
1
4
.623
stP
Herb
Morgan,
ieft
field;
Alex
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Sat
.coo
Mitchell,
right
field:
Al
Slmonscn.
urday
afternoon's
train
and
saUed
2M
centre
field:
Jack
Campbell
and
the
same
evening
by
tte
Prince
501
Sonny
Beynon.
spares.
Rupert
on
her
return
to
Vancouver.
.
IS
APPLAUDED
BY
THl'CRITICS
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Koya)
Hank
Hide
Il'i
tnt
thai
"FUr
T"
Ji
bora
of
wII-gd
whiskiti,
tkiuull;
blcndrd
tad
,mrried"o
tcbicre
laprtm
unootltati.
Trail
your
tatfe
nd
jov
can't
tw
wtoog.
eCIdl
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
40
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not
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or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
oi
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Columbia.
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Supplies
Clothes
Lines
Ironing
Boards
Mops
Tubs
Pails
Paper
Towels
Clothes
Baskets
FLAX0AP
A
Linseed
Oil
Soap
for
Household
Use
1-lb.
Can
25c
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Co.
Ltd.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
fiS7
Bulletins
HILL
KINK
WINS
George
Hill
s
rink
won
the
tity
lawn
bouling
league
ensmpiwa-ship
UU
night
by
defeating
An-gu
Macdonald'a
rink
in
a
final
play-off
j:
to
1C.
After
a
tie
at
16
all,
the
Mardonald
rink
failed
to
get
another
huL
Jlill'
rink
had
previously
tied
up
the
league
by
winning
1
o
It
over
Borland',
itecewitatlikg
the
play
off.
AUSTRALIA
ADVANCES
HUOOKLINI
AuUralian
Davit
Cuppers
reached
the
thai
u.iim
agamst
Xohu
State,
yesterday
7
Uromwieh
gained
the
rr,uiJ
third
win
over
the
Jn2uSU
1
6-3,
6-2.
OCIJAN
FALLS
KEEPS
TlTU
Ocean
Fall
irtii.4
.
...u
luf
s
tbern
liritUli
CUuuOka,
rhampionhip
in
thi
h-t
the
end
of
the
uerk.
Tb
fa
(game
went
to
a
Uu
ull
Oceau
lalU
won
the
aet
fl
to
two.
The
local
teara
Mtn4
home
4Ui
the
Prinreas
iluAti,
this
morniiir
after
an
er.;onw
trip.
The
Ocean
falls
were
very
hospitable
A
dim.
;aiuraay
nignt
was
a
feat
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
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Toiletries
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Majestic
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All
steel.
New
grates.
A
real
snap
1
McClary
Kitchen
Range
New
grates
1
Violin
In
cane.
Just
like
new
8
Ruby
Huggies
From,
up
2
Odd
Chesterfield
Couches-
Each
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Chesterfield
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