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United
States
at
War
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1
I
For
doubters
of
his
dav
in
England.
T.mvl
Mnmnlnv
wrote
in
1830:
"If
we
were
to
prophecy
that
in
the
year
1930
a
population
Of
50.000.000
will
onvfir
rriPao
ialnnrla
KQffQ,.
Eternal
En
eland
Curse
and
eliminate
Nazidom
on
earth
Let
us
therefore
support
The
seafaring
boys
To
them
alone
The
Palm
of
victory
Chancellor
Hitler
Is
not
worthy
to
live
The
people
across
the
sea
Will
be
the
sole
survivor
The
German
Fuehrer
Will
finish
the
odyssey
A
fitting
punishment
Awaits
the
swastika.
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SOFTBALL
..1JI
SCHEDUL
dune
J
uruuu
vs.
aieei
wuiiitrs,
Stones
vs.
Drydock.
June
5
Dry
Dock
vs.
Steel
Stones
vs.
Grotto.
June
10
Grotto
vs.
Dry
Dock;
savoy
HOTEL
Carl
Zarelli,
Prop.
Phone
37
P.O.
Box
541
ERASER
STREET
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Rupert
TH1
DAICT
REWf
CANADA
UNITES
TO
HONOR
"JOHN
A.M
JUNE
7
(Continued
from
Page
One)
United
States.
In
his
address
ha
Games
to
be
riayed
Each
Tuesday
state
my
firm
belief
that
the
pros-ami
Thudsday
Evening,
Starting
perity
or
Canada
depends
upon
its
This
Week
permanent
connection
with
the
Mother
Conntrv
and
1
shall
resist
double-header
uuuuic-iicauci
to
-
the
-
utmost
any
attempt
(from
..
.1
.
.
1
1
1
v,..
Mnmal
i
rruviuuig
.ur
,bv
"J
"vvu
President
W.
F.
Stcne.
The
iuuiuu
ur
nit
i;a.iadm.
rums
iSSTSSS
SuethlrS,"
th
MU1-
ln
L"
May
29-Stones
vs.
Steel
Workers;
aw
rtjau
01
repucilcfctlon
of
aoeclaJ
desoatohes
thereto
are
also
reserved
'Dry
Dock
VS.
Grot
to.
June
12
Drv
Dork
vs
Stones!
election
Of
1891
f
.
1
.
1
rm
II.
otee.
wumers
vs.
ursuu.
.
Workers
vs.
vs.
Dry
Dry
Dock
Dock
Jujjg
June
19
19
Stones
Stones
VS
vs.
S
Steel
Work
......v.
uiiiivu
LHttiv.ii
nuo
jiui
uluui
ti
u
hi
uii
many
and
no
troops
are
to
be
sent
overseas
yet,
in
most'ers;
Dry
Dock
vs.
arotto
respects
tne
country
is
at
war.
The
e.xecutive
branch
oil
June-2.
-Grotto
vs.
steel
work
the
government
has
full
war
time
powers
and
the
President
has
declared
his
intention
of
enforcing
the
freedom
of
the
seas.
It
is
probable
that
this
policy
will
lead
to
a
fulj
declaration
of
war
before
long.
lb
may
vuiiicj
games
each
Tuesday
and
Thursday
mi"-
-
'evening,
the
City
Softball
League
which
may
tend
to
weaken
that
aa
.
,
.
.
IL.
union."
02
scneouie
ior
me
iirst
nan
ui
vue
season
was
announced
this
morning
At
that
time
he
was
an
impetu
ous
young
man
of
29
years
not
above
a
fist
fight,
one
of
which
took
place
in
a
court
roaii.
He
changed,
greatly
as
the
year$j
went
r
by
and
became
the
most
patient
and
skillful
.composer
of
differences
among
men
of
conflicting
views
on
the
political
scene.
He
made
his
last
formal
addres.
to
the
Canadian
people
befor?
1h'
SUCUUUUS
TJUDII
after
47
years
of
life
and
his
un-
June
17-Grotto
vs.
Stones,
steel
cnangecr
views
on
impenai
reia-'orkers
ons
were
summed
nip
in
"As
fo-
ers;
Stones
vs.
Dry
Dock.
myself,
my
course
h
clear.
A
Bri
tish
subject
I
was
born
a
B-lMrh
subject
I
will
die."
Four
month-;
later
he
died.
!
Early
Life
'
The
crowds
convcr82
on
vavkfp
SI""'INGS
siiiiiivrc
7
Kingston
where
John
A.
spent
his
rr-u
The
first
coin
struck
in
what
is
lboyhood.
Born
ln
Scotland
in
1815
now
the
united
states
were
pine,he
had
ccme
t0
Canada
wltn
n,
Itree
shillings,
made
of
silver
worth,
12
cents.
Clad
and
lodfrPn
thnn
TnnrlicV
nf
mv
rloir
fUfif
IPHR
afiAT.P
RpHrflntr
tUlU
.
rt
ron
e
ntnon
iifn
-iron
.
T-.
.
out
plants,
ipuivuko
micii
live
jrcaio
uiu,
liir
family
lived
ln
Kingston
most
of
the
time
and
his
father
Hugh
Mac-
donald
died
there
when
John
A.
.uuimdy.
ine
City
nas
Deen
OlViaea
into
zones
and
calls
Glass
manufacturers
are
produc-
was
still
a
young
man.
"I
had
no
Will
be
made
on
all
residents,
whether
permanent
or
tem-
ing
cables
which
they
contend
have
boyhood"
he
once
told
a
friend,
porary.
It
will
save
a
lot
Of
time
if
those
Who
are
able
to
Ureater
tensi'e
strength
than
steel.
fFrom
the
age
of
15
I
began
to
Subscribe
Will
make
thfiir
nlnns
in
nflvnnno
fnor
tVo'
.earn
my
own
living.
work
of
the
canvassers
may
be
expedited.
Looking
Forward
FOR
SAL!,
Sir
John
often
lamented
the
fact
he
had
no
university
education
but
was
a
prodigious
reader
and
after
enterintr
n
lnw
nff(o
in
vin-tn
progressed
so
rapidly
that
he
was
Called
to
the
bar
when
21
veari
old.
He
went
by
boat
to
attend
Mis
first
legislature
meeting
in
Mont
real.
The
older
generation
will
recall
that
"John
A."
had
Chines
constructed
On
principles
yet
Undiscovered
Will
be
Greenhouse,
Alfred
Street,
see
Mr.
jnose
about
which
he
Joked
more
in
every
house-that
our
debt,
vast
as
it
seems
to
us,
will
-Wlia
a20)
:0X
"STSJ
appear
trifling
to
our
great
grandchildren-many
people
i
salens
feet
2-mch
brass
taii'was
a
remarkable
art
Seal
rS
Then
WOUld
think
US
insane.
1
shaft
snait
with
with
long
long
sleeve
sleeve
and
and
bush-
bush-
lanr
lance
ht,n
between
him
n.JT
La
nnrt
nni,i
"We
prophesy
nothing,
but
this
we
say:
if
any
person'
had
told
the
Parliampnt.
whinh
m.
nfto
th
nvnc.u
irron;
w
villi
VlUDIl
Ui
that
,
m
.
1830
the
wealth
of
England
would
surpass
their
wildest
dreams
that
stagecoaches
would"
run
from
London
to
York'
in
9d
rtnnrc
fKnf
man
,,.,,1,1
Un
:
T-u.'i.
ing
ln
perfect
condition;
complete
Disraeli,
prime
minister
of
Great
set
of
taps
and
dies,
VSS.;
15
Britain
at
the,
time
Sir
John
was
one-inch
boom
chains;
2
bath
prime
minister
of
Canada,
tubs;
10
wash
basins,
Just
like
pnii-k.-
n
Ta
new
at
half
price.
Phone
Hik.
324.
Sir
Jo
,
l0Ved
Canada
t
B.
C.
Furniture
it'
intensely
.
L)Ulu
uc
1U
Ul
jluuu,
i
ana
nis
Duoyant
optimism
for
its
01
sailing
Without
Wings
and
WOUld
be
beginning
to
ride
-TOR
SALE-Overhauled
and
con-
fut"re
inspired
hLs
colleagues.
He
without
Without
horses
horses
our
our
ancestors
ancestors
u'nnlrl
would
Vi
have
given
much
'
verted
Star
enplnp
5
h
brought
in
his
"natlnn.il
nnii.i
r
as
credit
to
the
prediction
as
they
gave
to
Gulliver's
Travels.
i
c
waiiuuL
ausoiuieiy
prove
tnat
those
are
in
error
who
tell
us
we
have
seen
our
best
days
but
so
said
all
who
came
before
us,
and
with
just
as
much
apparent
reason
"
Whatever
kind
of
world
we
live
in
five
or
10
vears
hence
will
hold
plenty
of
problems
and
plenty
of
dangers
but
we
may
be
sure
that
if
it
is
a
free
world,
the
opportunities
for
greater
human
happiness
will
outweitrh
to
the
headaches.
Paris
Jibes
at
Hitler
One
dav
last
month
rhp
Mni.r
5Tff1rfEI?ei?
iJIS?
anonymous
contributor,
extolling'
.m.11
.
it
i
can
.
Aimons
et.admirons
le
Chancelier
Hitler
L
eternelle
Angleterre
est
indigne
de
vivre
Maudissons
et
ecrasons
le
peuple
d'outre-mer
Le
Nazi
sur
la
terre
sera
seul
a
survivre
Soyons
done
le
soutien
du
Fuehrer
allemand
Des
boys
navigateurs
finira
l'odyssee
A
eux
seuls
appartient
un
juste
chatiment
La
Palme
du
vamqueur
attend
la
Croix
gammee.
By
last
week
Paris-soir
knew
that
it
had
beea
thoroughly
hoaxed.
Cut
in
half,
from
top
to
bottom
the
poem
became
two
poems,
expressing
very
different
sentiments:
Let
us
love
and
admire
Duty
Imperial.
2
boat
stoves
nnp
protection
to
make
his
nountrv
n
wjth
oil
burner.
Halibut
gear
great
industrial
nation
as
well
as
anchors,
net
guard
and
gill
net
a
Producer
of
primary
materials,
lines.
740
Taylor
St.,
phone
Black
Bisraphers
agree
that
he
be-
1C6.
(125)
came
a
consummate
leader
of
his
FOR
SALE-7-room
house
332
7th
once
said
of
him:
"He
Is
a
man.of
Ave.
nasi,
wear
botn
schools
and
extraordinary
ability.
I
admit
as
a
drydock.
$2,000
cash.
Phone
i
manager
of
men,
I
have
never
Oreen
922.
n2S)
'seen
his
r0al
t
"If
WANTED
WANTED
Bright
young
fellow
for
day
work.
Chris
Mill
Bakery.
.
(125)
-I""'
FC
VlHTll
nuii
BOARD
AND
ROOM
?nerLd
hZl
22.
.able
mt-
ii--ww
iiiuum
luc
cuar-
BOARD
AND
ROOM
Close
in
acter
and
shape
the
actions
of
thp
Gentlemen
1
only.
Phone
Black
men
who
supported
him.
905.
(tf)
"Whether
it
Is
magnetism
or
J
necromancy,
whether
It
Is
the
,ln-
l?nr
t'OR
REN1
.r,
herent
strength
that
he
possesses
FOR
RENT
Small
furnished
house.
rLlLU.akn!ss
of
Apply
Co-Op
Store.
Q25)
W
to
w
ttat.
TTtt
-
j
wub
question
is
unsolved
in
mind."
my
own
Most
political
students
agree
that
the
security
of
his
leadershln
wa.
not
due
to
selecting
weak
men
as
WANTED-
Experienced
stenogra-
ZZ
ifS
Pher
or
summer
months.
RO.
cabinet,.
Some
Srrsaid"
7"
L12i
.
several
of
his
colleagues
were
WANTED
A
good
woman
cook,
greater
orators
and
In
other
res-Scandanavlan
preferred.
Phone
pects
more
brllUant
than
the
"old
Black
154.
tf
chleftan"
but
they
served
under'
"
nlm
with
unquestioned
loyalty
y
and
WANTED-Wlre-haired
terrier
pup.
devotion.
,
Red
942,
(130)
Biographers
described
Sir
John
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
75c
upp
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
19G
dS
iree
irom
bigotry
as
it
was
pos
sible
for
a
human
being
to
be.
His
parents
were
Presbyterian
and
he
was
raised
by
a
deeply
religious
mother.
In
later
years
he
ininprf
the
Anglican
Church
of
which
Lady
Macdonald
had
lonir
hoon
o
Imember.
He
regularly
attended
St.
moans
unurch
In
Ottawa,
After
his
Important
part
ln
the
Confederation
negotiations
he
be-
came
the
Dominion's
f.
ret
ni-fwm
minister
from
1867
to
1R7S
hls
government
was
defeated.
He
was
returned
to
cower
in
i7
o-i
remained
prime
minister
until
his
aeaui.
Bonds
or
Bondaee
Bnv
vin
fnrv
Bonds!
MAIL
US
YOUR
FILMS
TODAY
Any
size
roll
developed
and
printed
25c
Special
"Decko-Art"
prints
Reprints
twelve
for
35c
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CO.
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Box
220
Vancouver
B.C.
Died
With
Pals
I
109-YEAR
I
OLD
VET
'
ISSLAIN
Veteran
Was
Among
10
Killed
When
Night
Raider
Dropped
Hi
Wares
On
Old
Chelsea
Ily
DOUGLAS
(AMAHO."
Canadian
Press
Staff
Writer
IONDON,
May
29:
(CP)
A
German
night
raider
claimed
as
a
victim
Henry
Augustus
Rattray,
an
dd
soldier
whose
only
grudge
was
aealnst
people
vho
hid
hi3
cheroots.
Oldest
pen-'i"ner
at
the
Royal
Hospital,
rbisca,
the
1C0-
year
-
old
former
bands-
pn
urn
klllpri
with
nine
0th-
W'v
er
veterans
when
a
bomb
levelled
the
infirmary
where
they
lay
with
other
aged
patients.
Rattray's
life
history
wiii
never
be
written
for
even
his
closest
cronies
knew
little
of
his
early
years.
He
ioined
the
24th
(2nd
Warwickshire
1
Regiment
of
Foot
many
years
ago
at
least
60.
for
in
1831
his
regiment
became
the
South
Wales
Borderers.
"He
never
talked
much
he
wa$
beyond
the
age
of
being
talkative."
said
the
hospital
adjutant
who
des-scribed
Rattray
as
a
benevolent
old
scldier,
loved
by
all
with
whpm
he
was
associated.
"He
came
to
us
three
years
ago
and
in
next
to
no
time
was
a
favorite
In
the
wards.
Tha
only
times
he
was
obstreperous
were
wjien
we
wouldn't
let
him
have
hLs
cheroots.
He
would
fmoke
all
we
gave
him
and
more
If
he
could
get
them."
Keen
JNIemory
Rattray,
whose
keen
memory
never
failed,
remained
ln
the
infirmary
from
the
time
he
wa
admitted
but
until
three
weeks
before
his
death
was
able
to
get
ud
for
dlriner
every
day.
He
followed
world
events
closely,
reading
the
newspapers
and
discussing
the
war
with
other
patients.
Ills
bic
day
each
year
was
Christ
mas
when
it
was
his
privilege,
as
the
old-est
pensioner,
to
make
a
speech
at
0
party
for
the
patients
In
hLs
ward.
As
a
sergeant-bandsman
he
had
seen
little
service
in
war
but
he
kept
his
soldierly
bearing
to
the
end
and
his
square
Jaw
Jutted
out
like
a
rock
when
he
talked
of
Hitler
and
the
Germans.
Once
before
death
came
close
to
this
veteran
but
he
shrugged
It
off
as
the
sort
of
thing
a
soldier
has
to
expect.
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fall
a
delayed
action
bomb
landed
in
a
flower
garden
underneath
his
window.
'
Awakened
he
sat
uo
ln
bed
and
cursed
loudly,
then
rolled
over
and
.went
back
to
sleep.
He
was
not
disturbed
by
the
bomb
which
fell
last
month.
Death
was
almost
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