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ALBERTA
UNDER
ABERHART
98
S5DC
.50
3.00
9.00
m
Wednesday.
July
19.
1939.'
!
Fr.om
time
to
time
we
have
had
occasion
to
criticise
theAberhart
government
and
the
whole
of
the
country
seemi
tb
havelieen
either
attacking
the
Alberta
premier
or
ridiculing
him.
For
that
reason
it
is
rather
retreshiftgj
tb
find
a
defender
of
the
Social
Credit
government
m
u.
Nolan
Forbes,
writing
in
the
Canadian
Unionist.
Accord
inir
to
him
"Alberta
is
rroine
Dlaces."
He
says:
"The
Ab-
erhart
government,
in
four
years,
has
reformed
Alberta'si
system
ol
land
settlement;
insiiuiieu
siaie
nieuiiuu-
iur-tubercular
persons
and
victims
of
infantile
paralysis;
pays
ed
400
miles
of
highways;
reformed
education
to
take
metropolitan
facilities
to
every
rural
district;
recognized
the
teaching
profession
on
the
same
basis
as
those
of
law
or
medicine;
reduced
the
male
minimum
wage
age
from
21
tb
19
years;
recovered
in
one
year
for
more
than
1,100
un-;
derpaid.
workers
more
than
$32,000
in
wages;
reduced
the
public
"tlebt
elsewhere-in
the
Dominion?
saved
from
evfcr.;
tion
thousands
of
farmers
who,
had
it
not
been
for
the
Ab-erharL
government,
would
have
lost
their
farms,.and
has
cancelled
all.drught
area
tax
arrears
and
relief
advances
incurred
by
farmers
prior
to
1936.
;
"Premier
William
Aberhart
and
his
associates
have
done
even
more.
They
have
set
up
a
marketing
board
not
nnlv
to
conduct
the
orderly
marketing
of
products
within
ite
sphere
but
to
buy
in
bulk
for
manufacturers.
The
Ab-
't
erhart
government,
without
damaging
trade
outside
the'
province,,
has
dealt
a
master
stroke
for
Alberta
industry!
and
ifs
workers
by
paying
to
consumers
a
three
per
centj
bonus
on
Alberta-made
goods
purchased
by
voucher."
The-writer
goes
on
to
tell
of
the
"treasury
vouchers''
i
used)
as
monev
in
Alberta
by
4,400
retail
merchants.
Thre
are
branch
offices
of
the
provincial
treasury
all
over
thV
province
and
all
are
doing
business,
thus
establishing
a'
mediur"
n
exchange
eagerly
taken
by
practically
every-1
one.
This,
the
writer
claims,
is
a
step
toward
socialized
credit.
Through
it
the
government
is
financing
roads
andiother
public
works,
putting
thousands
of
men
to
work
andlplacing.the
province
at
the
top
of
the
list
of
Canadian
provinces
in
regard
to
employment
The
government
has
alsoifiuti
in,
force
a
system
of
hail
insurance.
Further
than
that,
according
to
the
same
authority.
!
palnrifR-
have
been
paid,
high
school
facilities
have
been
extended
and
education
costs
equalized.
In
spite
of
onno-'
sition
from
people
in
almost
all
walks
of
life
in
which
he
wa
misrepresented,
ridiculed
and
maligned,
Aberhart
stand?
well
with
the
people
he
has
benefited
and
it
is-sug-gested
is
likely
to
be
given
a
new
lease
of
political
life
at
the
next
election!
Finally,
the
writer
says:
"The
rest
of,
Ganiida-.leams
the
truth
about
what
Aberhart
has
accom
plished
in
Alberta,
Canadians
may
clamor
for
him
at
Ottawa'
as
Albertans
clamored
for
him
before
they
sent
him
to
.Edmonton.
Be
that
as
it
may,
Aberhart
has
brought!
new
life
and
now
hope
jto
Alberta.
This
is
the
Aberhart
side
of
the
political
policy
of
Alberta.
Ifyouihave
something
to
sell,
a.clasaif
ied
advertisement
in
tlifa
paper
will
soon
letc
you
know
if
then!
is
a
buyer-in
theIty.
,ft.
f
donald
by
a
score
of
16
to
8.
t
Keep-up
to
dale,
larlr,
-
.
lJ
tf?niMiri-
1
Adviy(lse
regu-
"Ptt''n
inyjmoker's
Pipe!
'
Old
CLum
ha
Leen
rhampion
for
yt
and
now,
with
more
tobacco
iVevtry
jocksKe
'.'at
no
eitnkcost
and
the'lb.
tin
reduced
to
80.
Old
Chum
hen
be
tenlU
own
record
for'aloe.
You
jiut
caA't
belteriu
core
either
cut
coarx
for
the
pipe
"or
cut
Cue
for
hilling
tout
own.
,
Truly
tSere.
h
no
o4hr
loUaa
jut
li
Old
Oiuni.
'Canadian
Tennis
TRAININGlPlayers
Unlucky
Classes
to
Start
Next
Week
at
.Morse
Creek
Tap
Dancing
at
Gynin
Tap
dancing,
classes
hate
been
added
ito
the,
growing
list
ol
actlvr?
ties
oj
the
Qyro.
supervised
play-
Won
fmlthers
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and
Watson.
Mclntyre:
Boto
and
Lulu.
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PACIFIC
Trans-Atlantic
Transcontinental
Trans-Pacific
Tjo
Vancouver
via
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Falls
and
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Ports
8-3.
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ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver,
Direct-S3.
PRINCESS.
LOUISE
B.
PRINCESS
ALICE
July.
Sth.
15th.
2flth
July
8th.
19th.
29th
SB.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
July
22nd
Aug.
2nd
Direct
Connectloru
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Vancouver
with
Canadian
Pacific
Services
Tickets,
and.
neaeevatlons-from
W.
L.
COATB8.
OenermlAient.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Baseball
Game
At
Interior
ton.
Towu
Four
To
Nothing
SPORT
CHAI
m.ii
i--
p...i.
in.
1
1
,i
'International
games
crounaj.
Masses
IOr
glTIS
OI
ai.'phll
Pmnon
rn.
his
hand
n
had
between
1
1
I
V
"
u
t
,
i.
n
.
.
-
a
.....
u
,
to
be
new
win,
tiii,ii
i--v..!,
.Encland
and-Germany
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Thursday
,a(
play
with
Cuba
this
week.
Bruce
contest
was
290.
'74,72.
o
anoiaj.j
ana
giris
in
,
me
pool
ai.Mci;iymom
aDie
to
take
part
in
the
play
Park
on
Tuesday
and
Thursday,
af-
ternoona.
With
work
on
at
Mors
Creek
classes
in
advanced
swimming
and
diving
for
the
older
boys
and
girls
will
be
started
on
Monday
next
and
will
continue
every
Monday
and
Thursday
afternoon
thereafter.
These
classes
are
to
be
part
of
the
program
of
.recreational
activi
ties
drawn
up
by
the
supervisors
of
English
women
golfers
at
Adding-
ton.
England
and
last
by
a
hole.
His
oououenU
were
Mrs.
II.
Oued-
alia.
Wanda
Morgan
and
Audrey.
Reenart.
I
ram
rum
Louis.
Gouilvker,
frrsldenl
And
Owner,
oi
Chkagw
Whilt
Si.
IUum
Away
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
.
Washington
Philadelphia
,8t
LouU
r
mm
m
R
The
ZULU)
Are
HERE
BASEBALL
Tunicht
fi:.10
Acropoli
Hill
Admission
30-UBTjloiT
ZULU
(i
I
ANTS
v.
ALL
STARS
-szjssszJX
CLUBS
HOLD
HAVANA.
UUDa,
JU1V
1:
tUft
...
Bad
luck
'Is
stUl
.
dogging
Canada's,
contrary
to-the
traditions
olsport.
Davis
Cop
tennis
team
Yesterday
-
Jtm
remer.
Aimr-mum
.......-
i
GOOD
LEADS
FOR
BOYS
ic.-ui
retainea
n.
Yankee
A,,d
Clnc
age
are
wine
neia
unaer
tne
air-
gasn
when
ooenin.
un
a
can
of
goir
cnampion.
naa
ectioa.ol
.Miss
KlUjr
Cameron
In
balls.
However
he
does
not
expect
Queensland
open
ana
anuieur,
Swm
pr.Uy
F,mlIy
the
government
gymnasium
every
,
will
keen
him
the
ut,
H"
aggregate
m
inp
1
Now
'
this,
HtW
ttUX
KCTT(J
IUIU
out
UUl
Ut
of
MW
cun
tUJl
"
"
,
ntt
Top
.
Aincun
magic
,
amt
ctncinnau
uecu
($2J50
to
aid
"poor
people
con-
on
top
o(
the
Nattoul
ihr
SMITH
ERS.
July
19:-The
tour-
hatband.
Mrs.
H.
Brooks
holed
her
t
.
.
..
.
...
the
Oyro
Playgrounds,
and
will
be
inS
uevou
zuiu
uiania
uvea
up
tee-shot
at
the
tniro.
a
otsiance
oi,0rnund,
National
Leaiue
Chicago
4,
Brooklyn
1
Pittsburg
3.
PhltadeiphUi
8.
Cincinnati
12.
ItoHan
3
St.
Louis
5.
New
York
3
American
Leaiue
New
York
9-4.
St
Louts
0-3.
Boston
13-5.
Chicago
10-8.
Washington
10.
Detroit
2
The
leaTue
standing
to
date:
National
League
'Cincinnati
48
Stable
boys,
attached
to
leading
j;ew
York
.41
ngllsh
racing
stables,
held
a
bax-(rjhlcaso
44
ing
tournament
In
London
wltht
Brooklyn
3
"heavyweight"
of
112
pounds
and
si.
Louis
..
.
40
"midgets'"
weighing
5o
pounds.
IpitUburg
37
Boston
.....
XI
Olyen
a
bye
in
the
first
two,
Philadelphia
24
rounds,
a
semi-final
when
his
op-
American
League
nonenUdamaeed
an
ankle
entering
i
New
York
the
rinf.and
the
final
when
.htovOptBoe
ton
ponent
wa
disqualified
for
hitting
low;
Archie
Alexander.
14,
won
a
gold
medal
In
Okucow
for
boxing
without
striking
a
blow
rKwft
Mu
Giants
m
HEAD:
ah
DlES;Reach
Town
29
.623
38
JS19
3fl
5S0
37
xn
57
JI7I
1
101
ball
club,
died
here
yesterday.
hU
,u
111,1
BroundU
tonight.
Thursday
a
ream
or
seeing
the
club
win
a
a"u
rilua
arc
guests
championship,
which
It
has
.not
at
tne
Central
Hotel.
.
done
since
the
.scandal
at
1919,
The
local
team,
which
looked!
unrealised.
Qulte
od
in
work-out
8unday-
Lou
Comiskey,
who
wns
fifty-
morning,
will
consist
of
the
follow-!
four
years
of
age
succeeded
to
tire
,n:
Dido
Ourvlch,
catcher;
Sonny
presidency
and
ownership
ol,
the
8ll,
pitcher;
Johnny
Comadlna,'
White
Sox
In
1931
on,
the
death
,ln,t
oi
Benny
Wlndle.
second!
r.f
hi
fath-r
hariu
i
vi.w.-.
base:
Harlev
Iwi
th.rA
h...
BIG
CAMP
Eighty
Young
Itantrrt
Hut,,
Great
Time
Un
Share
()(
Stuart
Uke
ternoon.
nan
ls
out
Df
hospital
after
being
I
ST
LOUIS.
July
19
:CP-New
Hunt,
cook
at
he
Yoart
Miss
Cameron
wlU
also
direct
j
there-
for
two.
days
with
an
attack
Celebrating
Ascot
racing
or-yotfc
Yankees
are
leading
the
Ranger
Band
camp
near
T:r
classes
In
swimming
for
junior
boys
0j
ta
gripPe
and
also
expe-ts
to
be
le
Sl
Abe
Bailey.
,f,J0,jV?
American
League
by
-
a
margin
of
Jnn1e4i
had
the
tmprrsi
i
r
m
riAfliian
l
uai
the
swimming
pool
7111.
TJQ
A
TP
nearing.
completion.
jJluJlJ.
ril
hrtua
wM
rsllnir
tr
ik..
average
rjuraber
of
holokw
"
1
wltn
a
lead
oi
seven-an-a-iwu
at
breaxiast.
un
rTlaaj
h
!
,
.
.
-....K'game.
Yesterday
the
Yankee
decided
to
eount
and
he
(acl
lK
j
Hartlepool
United
FutbaU
Club
f
.
doubVf.
h
had
mad(.
,
.
ni.rrhn.M-H
C
TUmeT.
Weit
.
....
...
n
.
.
..
.
..
irpm
uie
urowm
..
ana
wnen
me
oauer
ra:
n
r
irpy
vpn
n
7
header
SMI
I
HKK
Ham
P
th1
'Lh
K
I"
Th
downed.
th.
th
boy.
had
to
finish
OITIU
nCIVa
Ue
club
hai
ever
paid
by
jhteh
at
Cubs
bwd
aVd
Jam.
also
sined
A.
Wood
of
New
Brlgh
.fr
n
went
into
second
plsv
In
the
Na-
There
are
over
eight.?
bar
it
tional
League
by
beutlng
the
ttw
,jtc
stone
Bay
Biaut
IVufaM
nt
nr.utlflvn
While
the
f
n
wl
m.MIMu
It..
...
.
P
aying
a
round
ol
golf
w
th
hlNfW
yorte
0lanU
lost
to
the
8t
from
the
lake
ac--.te
LouU
uuun
Cardinals
at
the
Although
making
under
the
supervision
of
Nell
Ross
aavance
nouces
wnen
mey
m
yard.
Mr
orooxs
repuea
oyiclltu,t
WftW8
whtCh
toUHed
onlyparfnU
wm
underrtand
that
iu
and
Bert
O-NelU.
mooung
a.ong
me
wciun
.r
u,
kt
to
Phlla-
'"JIT
l!,
t
n
ptttsburg
appetite,
arc
prwt
hr-v,
f
ur
ine
remamaer
or
me
sum-
'
k"
"v.
jdelphla.
mer
the
Instructors
wlU
also
drill
a,onB
W,U1
P'"1
OI
cw"ruy'
ur"
at
Morecamoe.
Knguna.
the
members
of
these
classes
In
feflUng
an
all
sUr
Smlthen
team
Ufe
sa.vlng
In
the
hope
that
by
the
4
to
noS-
Llte
Prince
Rostro
Talst
Makl,
Hnland,
broke
two
National
League
clubs
move
to
new
stands
today
at
follows:
St
Louis
at
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
end
of
the
summer,
some
of
them
we
me
wr
purv
.u
,-ona
recoros
wnen
ne
covereu
t
BrooklTn
lboUl
mht
game).
wUl
be
able
to
pass
some
of
the
clowning
and
acrohatics.
He
ateo
three
miles
In
13
minutes,
32.4
ec-lCnljcBW
at
PHtburB
at
broke
existing
speed
record
ondvand
5.000
meUes
three
miles
tests
for
the
various
awards
offer-
NfW
york
.
.
.
.
....
:
1
1
1
1
u
1
1
i
Liif
xjiim
ua
lit?
auHiKifu
ik
..Nil
in
ii
m
n
mm
r
h
ea
dv
me
noyai.
uxe
saving
so-.
t
cifty
'
around
for
.
two
rum.
cnds.
Both
record!
had
been
held
'
Mike
O'Neill
and
Larry
Warner
by
another
Finnish
runner.
BOWLING
DOUBLES
I
snared
pitcning
nonora
lor
ami-
thers
as
they
held
the
Zulus
to
Bahbv
Locke.
South
African
rolf
In
the.
men's
doubles
champion-1
lour
runs.
Chief
Boto,
who
ship
of
the
Canadian
National
.
enoueh
to
be'
two
men.
shut
out
Railways
Lawn
Bowling
Associa-jthe
Smithers
team
wtth
three
hlU.
tion
a
lew
days
ago.
W
L.
Coates,
Score
by
Innings:
and
Oeorge
HlU.
eliminated
W
H.'Zulu
Giants
0
0
0
1
0
2
1
wason
Murray
and
An?us
Mac-
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tlireeJ
the
large
anpetlten
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he
ban
three
range
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aire
from
IS
to
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death.
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Leading
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won
last
evening
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city
league
football
match
by
default
when
Pioneer
Laundry
failed
to
put
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an
appearance,
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a
result,
Velvet
now
goes
to
the
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of
the
standing
over-
Royal
Canadian
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Volunteer
Reserve.
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M.
Haynes.
Post
Office
Inspector,
was
a
passenger
aboard;
the-Ca-tala
yesterday
afternoon
returning
to
Victoria,
after-a
vblf
to.
Stewart
and
other-
northern
post-
offices
on
official
duties.
centre
neid;
Oeorge
Howe,
right
field;
Jack
Campbell.
Andre
Le-tourneau
and
Don
Arney.
spares.
FOOTBALL
SCORING.
SU.M.MAUY
Chrhtisn,
Navy,
14.
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Dickens,
Velvet,
9.
Ill
Smith,
Navy,
5.
Ritchie,
Velvet,
4.
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Velvet,
4.
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Laundry,
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Navy,
3.
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Laundry,
2.
Vance,
Laundry,
2.
llolkestad,
Velvet,
2.
Armstrong.
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Cameron,
Velvet,
2.
Baker,
Velvet,
2.
Ferguson,
Velvet,
2.
Eastmant
Navy,
1,
MeMeekln,
Navy,
I.
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Laundry,
I.
nillles,
Velvet.
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Velvet
1.
Keys,
Nary,
1,
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Navy,
I.
Parsons,
Velveti
1;
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Houston,
Laundry,
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