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in
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and
quality
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.56
AUSTRALIA
GROWS
U?
,
Australia
is
growing
up
and
becoming
a
fuH-fledged
natipji.
She
is
establishing
a
legation
at
Washington
and
is'
hoping
that
the
American
government
yiB
rficiprocaie
and
establish
a
legation
in
Canherra.
It
$
al$o
gBtte
Fible
that
in
the
near
future
she
may
open
a
legation
w
apan,
one
of
her
close
neighbors.
POWERFUL
INFLUENCES
'K
There
are,
evidently,
powerful
influences
at
work
in
rlnser
workinir
agi-eement
wiui
r
.,
:of0ni
f
tvina
in
with
the
democracies,
ilie
first
thine-
to
remember
is
that
Russia
is
not
a
democracy
and
cannot
be
one,
at
any
rate
for
many
years
to
come
Its
government
js
more
like
that
of
Germany
than
that
of
Ri-itain
nr
Fmiifp.
The
onlv
force
that
would
causi
ships
Russia
to
fight
on
the
same
side
as
the
democracies
is
fear
that
Germany
might
seek
territorial
concessions
which
vpuld
he
a
ganger
to
Russia
as
a
nation.
The
thought
is
-b'at
Germany
might
be
a
better
enemy
than
f
neml.
FEAR
AND
TREPIDATION
With
fjear
arid
trepidation
we
pass
on
to
our
readers
!i
a4)araffraph
from
another
British
Columbia
newspaper,
1
wmten'by
a
jnan
ivho
has
visited
Great
fintaw
and
maae
ctnrlv
nf
thP
nress
of
that
countrv.
We
say
"with
fear!
and
trepidation"
Secause
we
feel
sure
we
shall
be
attacked
:
in?
for
publishing
ljeresy.
We
also
suggest
that
what
is
true
Lab
the
whole,
the
press
of
Canada
is
infinitely
superior
to
that
of
Britain
with
a
lew
Dninant
exceptions
liKe
ine
fjmes
Q.f
London
and
the
Guardian.
But
few
English-rnen
rea,
jthem.
MscKenzie's
Furniture
SOLID
WALNUT
-HOPE"
CHESTS
In
buU
walnut
and
oriental
fronts.
.Cedar
Interior,
dust-proof
and
moth
proof.
Priced
at
$25.00,
$26.50
flnd
$28.50
Phone
775
SPORT
CHAT
.
-
-
m
-m
ton,
the
finishing
touches
to
many
fig
,
ure'
skaters,
including
Sonja
llenie.
will
take
Miss
Thacker
under
his
guidance.
Miss
Thacker
succeeded
,
Maribel
Vinson
of
New
York
to
the
North
American
crown
in
an
upset
i
victory
at
Toronto
last
February,
'defeating
Joan
Tyjeer
of
Boston
In
the
final.
.Going
to
London
will
bring
Mary
Rose
nearer
probably
her
greatest
ambition
to
attend
Oxford
University.
She
specializes
in
languages
and
is
a
brilliant
scholar.
Music
horseback
riding
and
bowling
are
few
of
the
attractive,
brawn-.
haired
Mary
Rose's
pastimes.
Other
ambitions
MUs
Thacker
ha
talked
of
include
a
professional
skating
career
or
an
instructress'
position.
She
was
offered
a
part
in
an
exhibition
tour
in
ErMland
twe
years
ago
but
at
that
time
said
"When
I
think
I
have
reached
thf
height
of
my
proficiency
I
might
turn
professional
"
Her
rise
to
the
North
American
title
and
a
place
among
the
world's
prominent
skat-
3.09jers
was
no
surprise
to
her
ehib-9-001
mates
and
instructors
but
only
ir
the
Ja
three
years
has
she
shown
like
abWts-
that
prided
her
to
the
etvwn.
Daring
her
first
10
yean
Of
skating
her
sole
companion
wa?
the
annual
Winter
Club
carnivs'
la
which
she
was
Just
one
of
the
little
bunnies
and
fairies
in
thr
Junior
choruses.
Penittent
praetaces
improved
the
nog
star's
figures
aod
in
19f
sV
wa
the
.tarffes
ettuagtaasbif
f
the
cteb
In
193?
case
ber
first
outside
netsrr
wawa
she
woo
the
itian
jcaaior
champaonship
at
Toronto.
That
year
she
also
had
her
first
taste
of
Eagfth
competition,
retaming
with
a
British
gold
medal.
Last
year,
when
the
Can
adian
afeamgtanthips
were
Mi
la
Winnipeg,
proved
a
great
disap-poaatswat
lor
the
serious
yasar
skater
wbeo
a
knee
injury
forceC
her
to
withdraw
Winnipeg
skating
of
fiefels
believe
Miss
Thacker
is
Ctxtain
ty
for
an
Orympic
berth
ar
are
bans
hopes
for
another
ehaunpiMishtp
on
her
backgrooAd
of
ofirtt
caafprng
and
another
str
tasonths
of
severe
practice
the
Fcrdtnand
Chaite,
Montreal
Skat-taw
CSavb
profs&siaaaL
was
Mai)
Rofie
first
instructor
but
she
had
been
skating
long
before
she
wai
oM
eo&pgb
to
ondfrstaiid
Mr
Chatte's
advice
When
only
thre
she
saed
to
a
wtth
her
nether
tc
the
Winnipeg
Hockey
Arena
for
dally
practice
at
sunrise
when
the
unoccupied
Mrs.
Thacker
had
no
Intention
of
devel
oping
an
international
champion
bat
thottqht
skating
was
"fine
for
the
figure
"
Mary
Rose
s
next
train-
came
from
Dr.
Louis
Maier-
Labergo.
former
German
champion
,r
..f;iro
W;0ri
iclsniand
wianipeg
winter
ud
tutor
01
Lfie
ciuy
wiiere
uic
f
,
mm
hu
dpath
on
uia
true
Of
Prince
KUpert.
Mere
IS
tne
exiraci.
-Thaekert
trips
to
Toronto
in
1937
"Apart
from
a
lew
high-class
papers,
with
Small
Cir-
and
last
year
Nicholson
deed
piilations.
the
metropfllitan
press
of
Britain
is
pretty
bad.!
hi
time
to
the
pohshing
of
the
It
might
surprise
a
lot
of
people
in
this
town
to
know
that
J"s
"Ulst
they
get
five
t'mes
as
much
world
news
every
night
in
this
ExpViss,
Jthe
great
papers
of
London.
And
we
have
the
allied
advantage
here
that
we
are
not
reading
in
every
column,
including
the
want
ads,
the
personal
prejudices.
nmhitions
and
distortions
of
some
noble
press
lords.
On
SOFTBALL
TONIGHT
6:45
Kocse
ts
Crotvc
BOWLING
SCHEDULE
July
10
Rink
No.
vs.
Rink
No
9;
Rink
No.
2
vs.
Rink
No.
8.
July
12
Rink
No.
5
ts.
Rink
No.
10;
Rink
No.
I
ts.
Rink
No.
7.
July
14
Rink
No.
3
ts.
Rink
No
8;
Blnk
No.
4
M.
Rink
No.
9.
July
17
Rink
No.
vs.
Rink
No.
10.
I
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
ad
'vertislng
that
counts.
THB
DAILY
KTCT
'READY
FOR
GOLF
MEET
Nary
nose
iflJ"ui
""-t
Entries
For
Big
Event
at
Jaspef
16-year-old
North
American
figure
f
.
v..
.
'
f,rJ,P
r
icon
of
golf
week
and
Is
an
18-hoe
vndieap
event
with
"Jub
handicap
alloed
-r
will
be
divVled
into
two
voujw
.
ne
iirsi
iot
piavers
ironi
io
year?
or
age
ana
im
secana
rnn
for
those
players
more
thun
60
7ear?
of
ae.
The
lntrodwctim
f-his
special
seniors
event
is
made
at
he
request
of
many
of
the
yet,eraj
wifer?
who
play
at
Jasper
year
af-er
year
and
is
sure
to
prove
Another
event
that
has
added
'ery
keen
teterect
to
the
Totem
n
ace
has
been
recorded
Becaae
of
the
early
sprin?
and
Timroer
rains
and
the
fact
that
last
'all
the
entire
cowrie
was
heavily
op
dressed,
the
lS-bole
eJuunoton-
-hip
layoat
is
in
perfect
condition.
Those
who
have
stayed
the
course
y
it
has
never
played
better
than
U
the
moment
Jimmy
Hocan.
holder
frf
the
Can-tdlan
Junior'
Qolf
Chamolonjhip.i
ias
played
seyr
raj
games
this
susi-
ner
at
Jasper
and
Jbas
rarely
touch-id
the
80
mark.
Mast
of
bis
games
ave
been
ir.
the
low
seventies
and
us
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Henry
VfarieU
rerenslr
la
the
Alberta
uaatenr
waj
no
disgrace
as
MarteU
was
eight
under
par
when
the
natch
war
finished
The
present
wider
of
the
Totem
Pole
JWphy
te
Lyie
Hoar
of
Edmonton
who
defeated
Bobby
Hetdbrink
of
Minneapolis
n
the
final
last
year.
This
year
if
he
fourteenth
eomnetiUon
for
thi
,
nach
travelled
golf
trophy
which
has
not
only
been
held
by
United
stales
gouers
fist
nas
made
one
rio
to
Portrueh.
Ireland.
FoQowing
ttee
honored
custom
.
.
'ML.
SOFTBALL
STUFFING
skating
champion
and
logical,
.Owing
Ho
tain.
Senior
SoflhaV
choice'
to
represent
Canada
In
the;
JASPER
July
8
.
with
more
than
League
fixtures
scheduled
lor
last
1940
Olympics,
U
enrouU;
to
En8-'nn
reseirattoni
ady
made,
night
between
AcrppoUs
sod
Three
land
for
summer
training
and
plans
Robert
sommerrille
of
Two
and
Mop?e
and
Llpy
tf
were
to
compete
in
British
champion-
.
Dk
T
.
w-MM
h
,t,
Tonleht
there
will
be
a
in
Pecember.
Howard
Nlrhol-
fourteenlh
anmia,
play-off
game
betywn
Orotto
and
famed
amed
coach.
who
has
applied
Vxman,(nt
sejpiember
3
V
9.
will
MOye
with
a
ytew
to
deciding
Ilrst
iual
th
reeard
breaklii
entry
of
hall
honor
vnica
are
now
uru-
last
year,
lock.
If
Orotto
win.
It
will
have
n.if
rMrvatinn
hoc
tk
not
taken
the
first
half
UUe
On
the
shaw
a
slmHar
entry
at
this
tune
In
other
hand,
a
win
for
Moo
would
inv
nrtan
vr
whirh
mints
to
create
a
tour-way
ue
the
esr
inereasine
Douulartty
of
Orotto.
Moose
Upsetta
ana
inree
....
1UKLU
His
Honor
J
C.
Bowes,
Lieutenant
CindnnaU
Governor
of
Alberta,
will
officially
Ne.w
Yorjt
pen
the
tournament.
IBrpoklyo
St
tpuis
FREE
-MERCr
10T1IER
'Chicago
LONDON.
July
8:
iJCPt
Mra
fargartt
MrAuley,
37,
sentenced
to
death
in
March
for
the
"com-isssion
murder"
of
her
three-year
lid
invalid
son
and
renrieved
with.
Innings)
American
League
Boston
4.
New
York
3.
.Cleveland
?,
Chicago
3.
Detroit
..
St.
lsus
t.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
PUtsburg
Boston
Philadelphia
American
Nrwr
York
Boston
n
24
hours,
was
released
from
Detroit
orison
recently.
.xneyejand
Chicago
PL.4Y
UNKNOWN
WORKS
Washington
'Philadelphia
VIENNA.
July
8:
CPieveraliSt
Louli
hitherto
unknown
works
of
Mozart
will
be
performed
at
this
year's
Salzburg
festival.
Including
a
short
C
Major
symphony
and
a
serenade
nocturne
in
violins
W
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43
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34
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PACIFIC
Transcontinental
Trans-Atjantic
Transpacific
To
Vancouver
via
Ocean
Falls
and
Way
Ports
SB.
PRINCESS
ADELAIDE
Every
Friday
10
pjn.
To
Vancouver
Direct
SB.
PRINCESS
LOUISE
SJB.
PRINCESS
ALICE
July
5th,
15th,
28th
July
8th.
lfith,
29th
SB.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
July
22nd
'Aug.
2nd
Direct
Connections
at
Vancouver
with
Canadian
PclfJjC
Services
Tlrltels
and
Reservations
from
W.
L.
COATES.'
General
Agent,
"
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
ROWLING
his
tournament
"
manager
Som-
Tw,o.
IneMrntly,
jonlght's
game
Hjihsiow
nenrttle
stated
today.
being
stated
as
a
bertf
fit
tor
Walter
fond
One
of
the
Interestlrix
change
Birij
of
cropolis
who
was
tojuted
n
this
year's
Totem
Pole
went
wiU
while
playing
.on
Mpaday
of
WMacPhee
the
lncjujloja
In
the
program
of
week
an?
is
sun
jn
WW'
w
prft
a
special
event
for
seniors.
Tpls
ujt
wUI
be
played
on
Thursday
after-;
Tinker
Arroll
:McMerkln
o
tng.
1
6
New
York
did
no
better
in
the'g
National
than
in
the
American.'
g
the
Giants
dropping
a
tight
3
to
2,o
contest
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodgeis
g
at
bbetls
Field.
Thr
sfhwliiles
ea.ll
for
the
fnl-
lQwing
week-end
stands:
,a
National
League
.Chicago
at
q
lncinnaU,
PhiladelphJa
at
Boston.)
g
New
York
at
Brooklyn.
St.
LouU
o
at
PittiburgT
American
League
Boston
oj
New
York,
deyjrfand
at
SL
Loulj.
P
Washington
at
Philadelphia,
De-'g
troit
at
Chicago.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
fol
lows:
Nilknal
League
New
York
3.
Brooklyn
3.
Philadelphia
3.
&ston
7.
Chicago
i.
Pittsburg
4
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2
8
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g
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2&i
LEADERS
MarltonaM
and
Wlmlow
Kliitl
Muve
Put
Tul
"
C.
N.
K.
A.
League
STARTING
propped
f
3
Pftpdon
Y&ffij
Senior
and
Junlvr
Uacue
On
C,tnl
Arr
Bealep
by
Brjlyp
NEW
YORK,
July
8:
wond
champion
and
CPi
The
American
rlayfitWids
Start
Nest
Week
2
3
,
Jury
11
Satlffday,
July
B.
't.
Seal
Cove.
Seal
Cote
y
Slew.
AtrepoH
VI.
Mfaymor.
WMtVlCW
dtet
other
man
u
opetiyn
cr
are
H
M
thl.
if
a
game
i,
ri..
d
t
.oje
BW".
thai
fame
r4
be
pi
yea
uie
hhwwh.k
Tuesdjj
or
Thursday
a
the
case
may
t
With
five
tea
mi
in
the
;ilnfc,
t
boyi'
dm
Hon
oi
we
fiaynounj
i
i-.
Mananalda
rink.
1th
Softball
League,
the
foUowir.
four
wins
and
no
to,
afd
R
chedul
of
ganrn
will
be
pUvrt
M.
Wlasiow!.
with
four
win
and
urting
next
Wdnoay
w.
one
defeat,
are
now
ut
o
top
neaday
and
Friday
altfroooBj;
in
the
Canadian
NaUooal
Recrea-
Weatvlew
fa.
McClymoa'
No
i
tion
Association
Lawn
Bowling
McClyraont
N
)
VI
Seal
Ctf
iLeague
as
a
result
of
last
nHht
i
Acropolis
vs.
McClytnont
)j0
play
in
wnicn
me
Macuur
i
n
nnrc
h.-.h.ji
w-on
over
Thomas
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played
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mont
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week
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place
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Red
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The
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rhones:
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12
Open
Daily
from
8
a.m.
til
18
pjn,
Sundays
and
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from
IX
noon
till
2
pjn.
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p.m.
till
9
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for
two
solo
pays
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let
fhem
know
what
you
have
to
sell.
NEW
AND
nLTTKK
COLD
CURED
ICE
For
the
Halibut
and
Saioion
Flcetl
Following
the
Investigations
of
the
Fisheries
Research
Station,
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
improvements
in
Ice
storage
and
Ice
delivery
methods.
-
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ice,
thoroughly
rurr'd"
V
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at
oew
fow
temperatures.
i
wjll
be
delivered
Into
Uie
hold,
even
lu
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
af
tbt
storage
room.
Fishermen
are
Inylted
to
Inspect
the
new
system.
Better
tee
than
ever
before,
at
no
Increase
In
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
in
fish
delivery.
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Fish
&
Cold
Storage
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