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EDITION
EDITORIALS
UNITED
STATES
POLICIES
To
spend
or
not
to
spend?
That
is
the
question
in
the
United
States
today
just
as
it
seems
to
be
in
Canada.
The
majority
of
business
people
wish
the
government
to
put
a
stop
to
spending
while
the
mass
of
the
people
want
more
money
spent
The
difficulty
Is
that
spending
cannot
continue
indefinitely.
And,
whenever
it
U
stopped,
there
Is
going
lo
be
trouble
lor
the
government
that
stops.
All
sorts
of
pressure
will
be
brought
to
bear
to
try
to
force
continuance
of
the
spending.
PURCHASING
PEACE
Great
Britain
has
announced
that
she
will
not
purchase
peace
with
Germany.
Evidently,
the
deal
made
at
Munich
did
net
turn
out
very
weiL
All
it
did
was
to
give
Great
Britain
time
to
prepare
to
resist
further
aggression.
Purchasing
peace
is
just
as
ineffective
as
trying
to
buy
off
a
blackmailer.
It
encouraged
the
aerressor
to
make
farther
advances,
The
French
holicy
of
saving
"we
give
nothing"
is
the
only
one
that
can
possibly
prove
successful.
JAPAN'S
SECOND
.MOVE
We
see
the
danger
in
giving
way
in
the
second
move
of
Japan
in
SOFTBALL
STUFFING
Dally
advertising
rti
News
is
sure
to
bring
suit).
Pet
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15
IX
.12
3.1.
sr.
Wednesday,
iuly
2.
l9
her
efforts
to
strangle
China
After
winning
from
Great
Britain
the
right
to
safeguard
her
conquests
she
announces
her
intention
ef
blockading
the
Canton
Hirer
for
two
weeks,
thus
suiting
off
all
travel
by
that
artery
and
preventing
the
carrying
of
food
or
material
to
the
Chinese.
It
seems,
as
if
it
Fs
a
mistake
to
make
any
concessions.
THIRD
TERM
PROPOSAL
It
Is
proposed
to
give
President
Roosevelt
a
third
term
at
the
head
of
the
United
States
government
If
he
is
nominated
by
the
Democratic
Party
it
h
passible
he
mar
be
re-elected
bot
there
b
some
doubt
He
will
find
that
many
of
his
former
friends
and
supporters
are
no
longer
sub-porters
even
if
thev
are
still
friends.
The
opposition
has
been
rolling
no
steadilr
until
todav
it
i
very
strong
and,
bv
November
of
nest
year,
may
become
an
avalanche.
Mr.
Roosevelt
has
many
admirers
in
Canada
and
some
of
them
think
it
would
be
a
pity
for
him
to
be
defeated.
It
would
be
better
if
he
let
some
other
person
fieht
the
battle
of
democraev
until
if
becomes
time
for
the
rival
party
to
take
over.
TRANSIENT
DIES
LONDON.
Ont,
July
26:
(CP)-!
Found
wandering
about
city
streets
in
a
daze,
Abe
Ash,
about
G6,
of
St.j
Louis,
Mo.,
was
taken
to
hospital!,
where
he
died
three
days
later.!
-Doctors
suid
he
wag
suffering
from
Senior
League
Softball
games
',
diabetes.
scheduled
for
Monday
night
be-!
tween
Llpsetfs
and
Moose,
Three'-
KNOTTY
PROBLEMS
Two
and
Acropolis
were
rained
out.j
The
next
games
are
scheduled
fori
WATERLOO,
Ont,
July
28:
CPJ
Friday
night
when
the
second
half
jWateTto0
arc
trylng
to
nnd
leading
Moose
take
on
Acropolis
out
how
a
new
tlre
got
1Hl
a
witn
uroiio
ana
upsmi
tangling
cemetery
They
are
mtrigued
In
what
should
prove
to
be
a
hotly
by
tne
aUcovery
of
a
20-pound
pall!
contested
engagement
contest
The
oJ
noor
wax
ln
a
fleld
ta
the
Ux.
league
standings
to
date
W.
Moose
3
LipieU's
-
2
orotto
-
2
Acropolis
...l
Three
Two
1
L.
1
1
2
2
3
ington
district.
AFTER
15
YEARS
.500
.333
PORT
DALHOUSIE,
Ont,
July
IbO
26:
(CP)
A
15-hour
break
ln
the
water
suddIv
occurred
here
when
al
1
12-inch
main
supplying
the
village;
the
Dalit
system
burst
It
was
the
first'mts-1
dally
re-
hap
since
the
system
was
installed
.15
years
ago
1
Morgan
eaugftt
a
long
Navy
Imt
h
hii
in
Mm
rH
but
aj
fWer
and
N.vy
Flayed
LiTS?
OmteUed
Garni
Last
Evwmg
JlV"
!?
JSJ
jrree
property
dsaHoved
the
score
itVut
he
d
m
annr
after
eon-
Last
evening
s
football
game
In
the
teesmen.
Play
was
fast
ftH
lrhRlv
Onri
Ofiim
wtWiaf
a
.
a
i
ika
mo
d
wsl
DUX
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
lPnm
Ry
ru
was
a
draw-
line
secono
ana
whit
"
Reserve
resulted
In
"a
two
goal
jby
Oland.
Hopkins
and
Uah
paved
dnv
Tne
tuag
ktTnly
I
the
way
for
the
Westrtewr
boys
to
and
both
sides
missed
!
push
over
five
nmt
.4u.
w,
hut
th
Lanndrv
TeTi
Laundry
-Ted
Smith;
Sara
Murray
Sanberg.
Bsssaaleh
BIB;
WearriMttrth.
Houston.
Vance.
Two
more
ron
In
the
third
In-
w
!ucky
to
rlTZ-'
ning
and
Albert
Mahs
home
run
eVen
the
Mobky
Cup
,
c
x
v
dUj..
EtZ
IrSe
TTe
W?W
championship.
iEtyanL
ft
Smhh.
Christlson.
Ann-
i
Westview
manatrd
to
to
scwe
one
7he
Natt
attacked
bat
the
b&a'rtrone
pavhkls.
.more
run
In
this
Inning
and
or
In
cIeaml
weanrwuth
miss-
Reten-
P
Doherty.
the
sixth
to
bring
the
total
te
Ihlr-
M
had
gjjj
-l
Fergon.
O
'teerL
cleverly
beaten
the
defence.
Chris-
baker
I
Until
the
first
halt
of
the
ser-
i,
to
Rrrant
to
R
Smith
and
enth.
the
HIH
team
never
managed
the
NtTy
4
though
fuh
of
thrilli
io
get
more
man
one
man
wine,,
PavRkts
touched
the
ball
last
Toanes
pui
vp
a
greai
an-
paths
In
any
Inning.
In
the
sev-
,t
w-.
5-,
throurh
he
tretx
Ty
th
Smtth
having
the
hard-
enth.
hits
by
Magnet
and
Tassle
.
w4u
rr
ik.
,aw.
riM-.
er
shoU
to
stop.
Carrie
the
put
two
men
on.
Orimsson.
who
and
then
PavHkis
whj
rrtter
back
but
Seherk
Was
rauned
plUhed
a
steady
game
for
the
lTl,e
offside
shot
lust
Bos?anich
played
his
bert
game
Westview
team,
struck
out
the
next
rist
Houston
was
eJever
but
Ebr
ot
lh
Sunberg
was
very
two
men
and
seemed
to
have
the
cleared.
Laundry
attacked
but
d-
Uarray
was
a
great
help
rallv
stormed
but
he
stloned
sllcht-
rv4
arwt
Uimi
m4
ton
and
saved
a
sure
Eal
Smith
.SELECTION
FOR
TEAM
TO
MEET
OCEAN
FALLS
layers
Will
Have
to
be
Out
of
City
Friday
to
Wednesday
Marnhil
With
the
prospect
ol
a
Inter
-city
11
series
wry
bright
a
setee-
veateg
tc
choow
tht
team
to
rep-
TTrdBesday.-loIy
H
ita
PAGE
TWO
the
daily
kxw
CLARIDGE
SHOE
TODAY
IN
SPORTS
FOR
MEN
WHO
CARE
We
Carry
a
Wide
Range
of
Styles
and
Weights
in
the
Finest
Shoe
at
its
Trice
in
Canada
Finest
Fitting
Last
Dependability
Plus
Style.
Priced
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
Vestview
Wins
Softball
Game
Scored
Well
Deserved
VVrtory
Over
ATptn
Lat
Night
Wetvtrw
senior
boys
scored
a
well
deserved
13
to
2
victory
ovet
the
Acropolis
HiH
team
tn
the
Gyro
playground
softbaH
at
the
ball
park
last
night
TWO
GOAL
DRAW
IN
FOOTBALL
the
goal
at
his
mercy
but
T
iSmrth
tamed
hi
hard
drive
overl
1
.
t
(
:
.
L
.
ifciMim
mil
Ktif
Dar.
a.
onuui
w
Iuie
was
brought
down
In
the
penalty
jarea
though
no
foal
was
Jive-i
Then
Armstrong
headed
again!
she
upright
with
Smttfc
beaten
SPORT
CrlAT
A
Catudtan
chess
team
ft,,
men
and
a
woman,
ac
.
r
by
Bernard
Freedman
of
Tjrosts,
tie
rarer
of
the
CanadUa
Chrtt
Federation.
Ul
leave
Trocta
this
week
for
The
Nations
Taw
nament
at
Uuenos
Aires,
hoprfit
ti
maklfig
a
good
showing
agaiaji
tome
f
the
world's
finest
piijwt
rVirty
nations
are
expected
to
pu,
l.cleat
in
the
tournanvr.!
to
bf
PrUM
pL.
Ritoert
atsinst
the
"X1
tm
AutuU
23
unU
8eptna.
V.,'
7.
II
r
Canadians
w
0an
Palls
tam
in
J'
T
'
v
Vnrk
w(tJ,
,h.
ersr
rir
wUl
vnu
be
oe
imjx
played
in
Oiean
riiu
-
EUtes
team
aboard
the
to
The
selects
eoramrUee
HHcon-
f
and
v4U
act
ct
of
the
txecwOve
of
the
inner
.
U
.1.,
r.
Rupert
Pootbali
Assoc
latlon
J.
Dry-
aU
tw
Mnc
b
Brt.
H
Moryan,
T.
smiw
ana
t
ArgrnUiie
government
gby
akxsg
wttb
tlie
eapUrm
of
the
three
teams,
H.
Dfckens.
S.
Currie
The
Cansdlan
team
Is
campWt
and
D.
Chrtstiten
with
the
addition
rj
Boris
Uhrmln
of
Monim
of
3.
S.
Wilson.
Ilflakon
Oosahl
of
Trmivrralnjv,
The
arranMHMnU
wUl
call
fcr
Qaebec;
Wiltrr
HoKywack
ot
t2-
tx.
to
leave
here
on
a
Frl-
nwnton
Abie
YarIky
whs-
lav
evmsM
via
the
Princess
Aoe-
pegs
laid.
They
will
play
In
Ocean
Palls
on
the
Saturday
evening
and
iate)
oa
Um
Sunday
and
then
re-ara
name
oa
the
Monday
memteg
It
I'
oresamed
that
there
wtti
be
thirsetsi
aiayars
and
a
manager
15-year
old
eirpert
tnd
L
B
Morrison
srtd
Mist
An
Loutherd
0!
Toronto
Mr
TfM-mtn
will
b
the
spare
plyr
If
there
art
24
teams
lei
aM
win
play
against
eac
otM
The
eua
Is
held
by
Ocean
FalU
but
once,
tournament
rules
specify
t
with
the
standard
mi
play
shown
there
are
Tt
U
31
teams,
they
,j
.
u,
.7
oroie
ap
TOtnomauon
unm-ren
-
"
"
"
,
-
Prtiie
Rwoert
UU
Tear
there
U
be
divided
into
four
graps
a
forced
in
two
runs
toerere
onmsson
Smith
and
Houston,
Then
back
"1
atrBa-
ao--ut,
tr
1,
rljrA
with
the
first
four
In
net
struck
out
Roberton
to
retire
the
eame
the
play
and
the
ball
struck
rd
wrk.
Oom
w
gwd.
both
'
JJW
JTJT
ihT
Joohv
troop
fiuaarytng
tor
the
f
-s
We.
Murray's
head
when
a
goal
seetnel
.
fx
uu,north
in
an.
es
a
sood
two-
round
from
11
to
M
Vt3
J
uromson
weni
ine
route
on
we
mum
uussamcn
was
ptaymt
ii'""",u
mound
for
Westview
and
struck
treat
game
but
the
Navy
attacked
:
His
be-t
posKlen
H
ferward
out
seven
men
while
Magnet,
who
and
Smith
saved
splendidly
twice
Eby
and
Ronalds
were
a
safe
lasted
onlv
three
irmtnes
on
the
-nd
then
Murray
stopped
two
hard!
pair
of
backs
with
Ronalds
th
mound
for
Acropolis,
struck
out
two
drives
with
his
body
Bryant
jut
best
back
on
the
field.
Da
vies
was1
while
lsfuing
two
free
passes.
Tasste
Hpped
the
bar
Alan
Smith
and
,
th
best
half
with
McLeod
and
took
over
from
here
and
struck
out
Houston
worked
through
cleverly
I
Keays
dotnc
a
share
of
the
spoil-three
and
walked
three.
wl
A.
Smith
equalized.
(big.
There
was
MtUe
to
choose
be-
I
flee
at
Toronto,
a
passed
In
this
freW.
'I
record
unsur-
I
tv
Th
Mwui
riirui
fmiiwi
a
v.iln
u
twecn
Hrvarw.
Bryant.
R.
K
NmKn
Smith.
Cbrkttl-
rrkrlati.
was
blocked
by
Currie.
Christlson
lwy
a
dangerous
forward
Pa-
was
ciean
through
but
Smith
saved.
At
the
other
end
Morgan
clear-
ed
and
then
in
a
flash
Christlson
TO
BE
UP-TO-DATE
was
jat
wide.
R.
Smith
at
last
OWEN
SOUND,
Oat..
July
2:
rt
throoth
and
the
score
were
CP
'Sings
ante-dating
this
age
even.
A
Smith
had
a
grand
open-of
speed
are
expected
to
bring
art-
Ing
but
Morgan
got
one
band
lo
ion
by
the
police
commission
here
the
baa
and
soon
after
cleare
1
shortly,
The
signs
read:
Town
of
twice.
Inability
by
both
forward
Owen
Sound,
speed
-limit
20
miles
lines
to
np
up
chances
kept
Ian
hour."
goals
down
Bryant
seemed
to
have
THUS
SPOKE
THE
KING
"Lie
is
a
great
adrentvre,
and
every
one
of
you
can
be
a
pioneer,
blazing
by
thought
and
service
a
trail
to
better
things
1
.
.
Canada
hat
before
her
a
development
far
beyond
the
mo$t
optimistic
dreams
of
her
pioneers
,
.
litis
tare
a
very
proerMn
oTjdIum
though
he
is
Inclined
to
Ue
off
side
The
disallowed
to!
was
the
subject
of
strong
comment
Ai
this
reporter
saw
it
the
referv
'
was
right
Ted
Smith
was
in
th
air
fielding
the
baH
when
hl
namesake
charged
him
and
tr-
goalie
with
the
ball
Notched
in
tfc
net.
But
the
rules
say:
player
1
iir
l"Tlt
roy.a'
author
of
these
royal
words
has
walked
our
ways
and
gone
back
to
the
Seat
of
Empire.
The
shouts
and
bunting
are
no"
longer
on
our
ttrteti.
But,
inwardly,
much
of
inestimable
worth
remains.
We
have
stood
shoulder
to
shoulder
to
cheer
our
King
and
Queen.
It
has
united
us
as
never
before
deep
below
all
differences
and
difficulties,
East,
West
and
North.
We
are
united
in
a
new
hope
and.
a
new
confidence
in
ourselves
and
in
one
another;
for
we
have
seen
ourselves
through
royal
eyes.
And
we
have
realized
that
it
was
fears
which
held
us
back,
fears
bred
of
threats
without
and
of
misunderstandings
within.
These
fears
had
slowed
the
wheels
of
commerce
and
fed
upon
their
own
results.
Now;
mentally,
we
stand
as
physically
we
stood
to
cheer
shoulder
to
shoulder.
In
this
new
faith
and
confidence,
we
shall
go
forward
"blazing
by
thought
and
service
a
trail
to
better
things".
Only
thus
can
we
fittingly
respond
to
that
man
and
king
who
visited
us
upon
the
greatest
adventure
of
peace
in
modern
history
and
won
a
continent.
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