PACE
TWU
CLARIDGE
DAILY
EDITION
ELECTION
TN
SPRING
More
than
once
lately
this
paper
has
suggested
the
probability
of
the
Dominion
election
being
delayed
until
spring.
The
despatch
received
last
week
suggesting
there
may
be
another
session
of
Parliament
before
the
election
takes
place
leads
to
the
assumption
that
April
is
a
more
likely
date
than
October
for
an
election.
A
writ
has
been
issued
for
an
election
in
Calvary
to
fill
the
seat
formerly
represented
by
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B
Bennett.
That
writ
would
hot
have
been
issued
if
an
election
was
to
be
held
thi.t
fall.
What
we
are
wondering
is
whether
Mr.
King
will,
in
his
big
celebration
speech
the
week
after
next,
announce
his
own
retirement
from
active
political
life
and
ask
the
party
-to
name
a
successor.
In
the
meantime
Mr.
King
would
carry
on
until
tie
international
situation
Improved..
He
may
do
that
or
he
may
not.
At
anyrate
he
will
make
a
more
or
less
definite
announcement
in
regard
to
the
general
election.
While
we
agree
that
Mr.
Kin;
Is
entitled
to
enjoy
the
rest
of
his
life
in
peaceful
retirement,
we
believe
that
he
Is
more
closely
in
touch
with
the
international
situation
than
any
other
man
in
Canada
and
better
able
to
advise
Parliament
as
to
what
steps
should
be
taken
in
case
of
war
In
Europe.
MIL
KING'S
LEADERSHIP
We
have
for
some
time
past
DOUBLE
BILL
DALY
BOSTON,
July
31:
(CP)-At
both
TUIS
MAYOR
GOOD
w
TUPPER
LAKE.
N,
Y
Jury
31:
(CP)
After
a
single
golf
lesson,
SHOE
FOR
MEN
WHO
CARE
We
Carry
a
Wide
Range
of
Styles
and
Weights
in
the
Finest
Shoe
at
its
Price
in
Canada
Finest
Fitting
Lasts
Dependability
Phis
Style.
Priced
$5.95
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Member
of
Audit
lluraau
or
Circulations
Monday.
July
31.
1939.
EDITORIALS
felt
that
the
Liberal
party
would
benefit
from
the
retire-
'Pr"6
ment
of
the
present
Prime
Min
"Backstage
at
Ottawa,"
in
Mc
Lean's,
seems
to
be
generally
well
informed
and
he
says:
"Oddly
enough,
the
chief
asset
of
the
Liberals,
going
into
the
fight,
is
Mr.
King.
He
has
become
something
of
a
legend.
Around
Parliament
Hill
for
some
i
thirty
years,
he
seems
almost
to
'
have
been
there
before
the
rocks.
Constantly
assailed
by
his
politi-
j
cal
enemies,
often
ridiculed
pri-
,
vately
by
his
political
foes,
without
close
personal
associates,
and
living
outside
of
offiee
the
life
of
a
monastic,
he
has
risen
year
after
year
to
higher
ascend-
j
ancy
over
his
party.
During
his
-twenty
years
of
unbroken
reign
j
tne
Conservative
party
lias
had
four
leaders
Borden,
Meighen,
Bennett,
Manion.
In
England
there
have
been
five
Prime
Ministers
Lloyd
George,
Bonar
Law,
Ramsay
MacDonald,
Stanley
Baldwin,
Neville
Chamberlain.
Harding,
Ccolidge,
Hoover
and
Roosevelt
have
been
Presidents
of
the
United
States.
Through
these
two
decades
of
the
rise
and
fall
of
leaders
through
a
period
of
upheaval
and
revolutionary
change,
Mr,
King
alone
has
ridden
the
tempest,
remaining
unchallenged
as
the
head,
of
his
party,
holding
the
Prime
Ministership
through
more
than
twelve
of
twenty
years.
BUCKY
WALTERS
GOOD
NEW
YORK,
July
31:
(CP)
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
August
was
erstown.
tlllhuly
Cup
1
Pioneer
Laundry
Sport
Briefs
Macdonold
6
Wlnslow
5
Hill
.
.
PTew
4
Borland
-
4
McMeekln
3
ister
but
others
have
different
tMacPhee
opinions.
The
person
who
writes
J
Tinker
Arroll
3
.2
2.
2
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
6:30
32
vs.
Grotto
Acropolis
vs.
Lipsetts
va.
Velvet.
August
3
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
August
8
Velvet
vs.
Navy.
August
10
Pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Velvet.
1
August
15
Navy
vs.
Pioneer
Laundry.
LONfi
TRAVEL
BOXING
SYDNEY.
N.S.W.,
July
31:
(CP)
Al
Lister
travelled
200
miles
to
'Bowravllle
to
box
10
rounds
with
five
seconds
of
the
bell
HOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD,
Oood
home
co;king,
814
2nd.
Avenue
West.
tt
CONNECTIONS
WANTED
WEST
African
Importers
and
exporters
seek
connections
with
Canadian
producers
or
manufacturers.
Samples,
offers
for
merchandise
of
all
descriptions,
principally
fish
products,
and
terms
j
solicited.
The
Colonial
Fisheries,
Limited,
Benyiwah
House,
Wln-
neba,
Oold
Coast,
British
West
'Africa,
tf.
FOR
HALF
FOR
SALE
1
louse
and
lot,
clenr
title.
Apply
owner,
238
Seventh
East,
f
HELP
VVANTED
National.
League
Park
and
Fenway
!
Manager
Jimmy
Wilson
of
.Phlla-
.
,
n.I
i...
.....
i.
HMnhi,-.
M,tim,i
ia.
Pi,,h
h,
STRONO
olrl
to
do
flU
general
Bill
Daly.
For
years
BUI
Daly
has
something
when
he
switched
Bucky
telephoned
scores
to
BUI
Daly
but!
Walters
from
fielding
positions
to!
so
far
they
haven's
met.
pitcher's
box.
Bucky
has
since
set!
1
j
pitching
records.
JUNGLE
HAZARD
BULAWAYQ,
South
Africa,
July!
31:
(CP)
A
Bulawayo
golfer
came!
housework
and
cooking
for
fam
ily
of
four,
modern
conveniences
in
house.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
B.
Nelson,
c
o
Hudson
Bay
Co.,
Port
Simpson.
B.
C.
(178
NICE
SOCCER
PROFITS
WANTED
Qui
to
do
housework.1
EDINBURGH,
July
31:
(CP)
1
Apply
Annette's.
tf.
across
a
new
and
terrifying
hazard
The
Scottish
Football
Association
.
.
.
,
when
he
had
to
kill
a
six-foot
cob-'made
a
profit
of
$57,718
from
the'
fUK
UbIVl
.
r'a
before
playing
a
shot
out
of
the
,
International
match
against
Eng-
rough.
land
In
April
at
Hampden
Park.
IN
HONORS
TWICE
NEW
YORK,
July
31:
(CP)
Sel-
Mayor
T.
J.
CollJson
drove
170
,dom
is
a
college
athlete
twice
cap-ygrds
for
A
hoje-ln-one.
Then
he
tain
of
hl3
team,
but
Heriry
Rem-bagged
a
birdie
three
on
the
next
mer
of
Columbia
will
again
cap-
hole
.
tain
the
crew
In
1940.
CLEAN
well
-
furnished
rooms.
Phone
Red
444.
.(J82)
MALE
HELP
WANTED
!
RELIABLE
man
take
care
sterol
route.
New
plan,
of
distribution
No
Selling.
Earn
excellent
weekly
Income.
B.
tt
W.
Nut
Co.,
8t.
Paul.
Minn.
(177)1
THE
DAILY
ItXWfl
On
The
Gyro
Playgrounds
Clianf
in
Supervision
Staff
Busy
Week
Comlnr
Up
Revised
Softball
Soliedule
A
change
In
the
staff
of
the
dvro
supervised
playgrounds
takes
plaw
on
August
1
from
which
dat
Ml-
Oeraldlne
Cade
will
be
in
charge
-
9
nit
AMtlntilna
An
tAP1ittMAnt
Joe
Carrls,
who
had
travelled
300
w
.
YT
Z
1
11
with
Miss
Davey
Uk
o'.,.
h
,
Bund
w""
Betty
M
Carrls
and
M7'
V
?
view.
Miss
Kitty
Cameron's
resin
nation
makes
this
change
necewtary
and
the
dancing
classes
at
the
G
A
LENTO
S
RECEPTION
gymnasium
every
Monday.
Tuesday
BALTIMORE.
Md
July
31:
tCP);an(,
TOuriday
afUmoon
wl
no
-Tony
Galento
got
a
vague
wel-
be
under
the
direction
of
Mia
Jesn
come
to
arUtrocratlc
Baltimore
,v,,Ia
r,H.
n-,!...
A
busy
week
Is
promised
for
those
connected
with
the
siiDervlsed
IT
TOOK
TRAINING
plavuround's
starf
wth
the
finals
LOUISVILLE,
Ky.,
July
31:
(CP)
of
the
lhter-plwround
track
and
-Four
years
ago
C.
C.
Petty
wore
rj
mte
Mm
hHfl
n
down
his
wife's
resistance
and
she
ynr
doll
conteU
will
be
heH
In
the,
weni
losee
a
oaseoau.
game,
since
.rvnaum
building
In
the
after
men
sne
nas
missea
oniy
egni
1
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY'S
DAMES
National
League
Boston
5,
Pittsburg
6.
Brooklyn
7.
St.
Louis
3.
New
York
5,
Chicago
2.
American
League
St.
Louis
4.
Boston
3.
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
8.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
2.
Chicago-New
York,
rained
out
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Philadelphia
2-1.
Cincinnati.
8
SPORT
CHAT
The
Canadian
boys'
cricket
elev-!
en
visiting
England
have
had
a
hard;
noon
and
nnlv
the
winners
of
the
i
v,
,,ihUp
.12games
played
on
the
LouUvllle
Col-
contests
heId
,ast
wk
on
Mrh
nf.
"7'"7r"
on
els'
home
grounds.
the
playground.?
wlll
be
entered
MiLLFirTTTr.iAvrs
,.l
t0.uthe
ECtUnl
iuAln
hoolboys
at
Lords
at
VlS.
JulJ
th?
entr
th:rP
WL"
be
?
'hrt
the
weekend
but
U
by
three
wick-'
SANTA
SANTA
ra
FE.,
N.M.,
July
2V
31.
(CP)
(CP)
program
e
ven
bv
the
ehllrtrfn
.
...
L
.
.
..i.t...
-Eddie
Miller,
forward
passing
ace
themselves.
The
track
and
f
Uw.
J1
T
Z
with
New
Mexico
Agglw.
will
join
meet
wlll
be
held
on
the
nlayln.
,'of
inTnleruin
'
tho
Now
vnrt
niante
ihii
fn
i
f
act
.
i,.
.....
.
..
.
reos
oi
f
inenos
lends
ana
were
enierwm
...v.
.
....
-
,
.
.
ucm
uu
in
nuiuixnii
tun
in
nr.;
.
....i..i..
season
Miller
completed
114
passes
ternoon
and
there
i.s
a
rnmnlet
out
of
104
attempts
for
an
aver-
list
of
events
for
hovs
and
r!s
Ini
age
01
nearjy
w
per
ceni.
both
senior
and
lunlor
divisions.
I
throughout
their
The
London
Caledonians
football'
I
club
hat
been
dhbanded
owing
to
Bowling
Standings
S'al
,J?aiJ?lS!
Qnve
diffiemu
n
pa.mg
0
n-
entry
In
the
senior
boysl0f
lnU
duD
,4
much
regrftlwl
nivuion
oi
tne
nvro
Plavround
Enjiand.
6
Slftball
LeaKue,
It
has
been
neces-'
D
5
sary
to
draw
up
a
new
schedule
of'
A
series
of
international
rugby
?ames.
Following
is
the
revised
'
matchrt
U
beln.rrani$Jqj
the
schedule-
comin
wlnter-
Franw'-wW
Olay
Mfn,nt
v.
Wm...
i
.
,
"'"""England
at
Ttwckenham
In
Fcb-McCJymont
vs.
Acropolis:
Westvlew
ruarv
vs.
McClymont.
No
dates
are
given
w
these
games.
Fred
Porrv
and
II.
W
-ntinnv-
are
played
every
Tuesday
and
Austin
led
Oreat
Britain
to
Its
sec-
i
i.iu.sud,
evening
weamer
permit-
ond
successive
triumph
over
the
ting
and
any
game
rained
out
is
United
State
In
the
Davis
Cun
fin-played
on
the
first
fine
Tuesday
or
aU
five
years
ago
today.
In
the
Thursday
following.
Thus
the
series
Perry
and
Austin
won
all
the
scneauie
win
run
untlj
completed,
singles
matches
against
Francis
XJ
niven
a
break
by
the
weather
man
Shield
and
S!dnev
B.
Wood
Jr
t
this
schedule
may
be
finished
with-
Britain
defended
the
trophy
sue-!
In
the
next
two
weeks
in
which
case
cessfullv
until
1B37
when
the
Un-i
a
playoff
series
between
the
top
two
ltcd
SUtes
broke
the
winning
teams
wlll
be
arranged.
streak.
j
Do
your
htart
Uloag
)o
DoJdy?"
MYi
to
Doddy'i
Swot
Cop.'
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
"Tht
fuml
form
in
kith
lobtuio
can
bt
imoitj."
THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TRAIL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Manufacturers
of
Elephant
Hrand
Chemical
Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate,
of
Ammonia,
Superphosphates,
Complete
Fertilisers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tndanac
Hrand
Metals
Gold,
Silver,
Lead,
Zinc.
Cadmium.
Bismuth,
Antimony
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
Royal
Bank
Illdg.
Fresh
Local
Raw
and
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
637
GLACIER
AT
HAND
.
t
m
.
rv
tip
A
sm4"i
sight-seeing
tours
ana
tney
are
very
enthusiastic
over
the
scenery
nt
the
Bulkier
Valley.
Among
ANYOX
A.
Ewlng
lef
,x
(he
Oatala
fur
V.
leaving
on
the
r
Dr.
Found
Of
Ottawa
inmjurd
tyans
una
W
H
Hy
Sights
Near
Kmlthera
Found,
lormrr
ucymjr
'""
i"niui:,
rJjfc.l
fisheries
at
Ottawa,
logewicr
wiui
a
iuur-nian
rewurin
are
visitors
m
Hmunera.
oewrm
nusua
arul
Mr.
Hansen.
M.
I
-
na
wrt
:7.
"77::"
l
Philadelphia
0-2.
Cincinnati
M
tht,
around
the
district
on
"a
Kfanii.
FOLLOW
Slinit
yin
LONDON.
Ju
,
other
point
or
inieresi
vo
ov
vir.-
w
uw
pi
led
by
Uutn
was
the
glacier
on
w
me
unwon
a
i
Hudson
Bay
Moiutaln
and
they
wound.
Her
mate
Uck,
J
ithuik
It
to
a
wonderful
slutu.
iw
T
l
vat
&
trc
valued
at
J94.09.
Not
many
vultors
to
mc
aisinct
reaUie
that
they
can
ride
in
a
is
motor
car
from
Smlthcrs
to
the
which
ha
not
yet
b:!w
j.
dipped
Lister,
Baston
7.
Pittsburg
5
(second
foot
of
a
glacier
within
iween
or
wiui
me
very
marn
taj,
within"?8
ver
the
supervision
or
f
West-
Wld
wallt
arounj
the
poH
ten
daya
A
awarded
the
decision
M
d
Qf
u
w)n
lwenty
romuUa
ra,
when
the
mayor
failed
to
recognize
to
do
her
bMt
to
cmy
on
he
WQrk
him.
and
merely
asked
"Let
me
PiUkj
OT
we
gun
on
McClymont
see.
you're
from
Hagerstown,
aren
t
by
Mlss
came,,
you?"
Tony
was
enroute
to
Hag-
Boston
5,
Pittsburg
3.
.
on
mow
witnin
iwo
nunarra
yarai
wuoj
up
uu
r-"
t
New
York
3.
Chicago
1.
of
where
they
alight
from
their
two
or
thre-
mir.uua
ti)-.
Brooklyn
2-2.
St.
Louis
5-5.
i
motor
cars
vet
such
U
the
sltua-
one
onto
ua
srlw
American
league
Detroit
14-5.
Philadelphia
0-3
Chicago
3-5,
New
York
4-1.
Cleveland
2,
Washington
5.
St.
.Louis
4,
Boston
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