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Pietro
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.
.
If
the
father
of
Pietro
Mascagni,
who
is
dead
in
Rome,
had
had
his
way,
Italy
would
have
had,
perhaps,
just
another
lawyer,
but
the
world
never
would
have
heard
"Cavalleria
Rusticana."
The
elder
Mascagni,
a
baker,
was
willing
to
make
sacrifice
to
educate
his
son
for
a
legal
career
but
discouraged
the
boy's
attempts
to
learn
the
rudiments
of
music
Pietro
had
manifested
an
inclination
toward
that
art
from
childhood,
but
when
his
father's
opposition
became
pronounced
there
was
danger
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Editor,
Daily
News,
After
bearing
a
radio
address
by
a
professor
of
the
University
of
New
York
on
the
coming
education
of
Germany,
I
would
say
that
the
professor
has
the
wrong
idea
of
re-educating
Germany
so
as
to
wean
her
of
the
warring
attitude
upon
her
neighbors.
The
idea
of
putting
education
for
Germany
or
any
other
Leisure
Clothes
.
.
.
for
.
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SUMMER
AN
TALL
WEAR
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and
more
men
are
asking
for
the
comfort
land
informal
sma
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of
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and
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Rupert's
Tent
Days
we
have
striven
to
establish
a
record
for
Reliability,
Accuracy
and
Fair
Dealing
in
filling
Physicians'
prescriptions.
We
believe
that
we
have
deserved
the
confidence
that
has
been
established
with
the
Doctor
and
his
patients.
This
has
been
brought
about
not
in
a
few
weeks
or-
months
but
extends
over
a
period
of
twenty
years.
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2nd
Ave.
of
the
son's
musical
career
being
ended
abruptly
until
the
intervention
of
an
amiable
uncle.
The
latter
was
permitted
to
adopt
Pietro,
who
then
pursued
his
musical
studies
diligently
and
unhampered
It
was
in
1SS9,
while
thus
engaged,
that
Mascagni
composed
his
one-act
opera
"Cavalleria
Rusticana"
and
entered
it
in
a
contest
conducted
by
a
music
publisher.
Italy
soon
lost
its
head
over
"Cavalleria
Rusticana"
and
Mascagni
was
hailed
as
the
successor
of
Verdi
what
Italy
had
longed
for
and
looked
for
since
days
of
that
great
composer.
The
popularity
of
"Cavalleria
Rusticana"
immediately
spread
beyond
the
confines
of
Italy.
Opera-goers
in
Berlin,
London
and
Paris
demanded
it.
Everywhere
it
was
presented
its
success
was
instantaneous.
Italy
may
have
been
inglorious
in
many
ways
but,
through
such
artists
as
Mascagni
and
his
works,
her
culture
shall
still
go
down
in
history.
A-B-C
country
for
that
matter
under
military
dictation
is
a
terrify-:
ing
one.
We
hare
bad
military
dictation
long
enough.
What
the
world
wants
now
is
peace.
My
pian
would
be
to
have
the
;
military
personnel
puK
out
of
Germany
bag
and
baggage
and
I
let
the
German
people
direct
their
own
education.
Surely
Germany
has
had
Enough
hard
experience
in
the
last
six
years
to
convince
her
that
she
most
change
her
system
of
idealogy
If
Oermany
of
the
future
per-i&ts
in
her
pre-war
Naziism,
her
neighbors
mU
then
act
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Georgina
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Mr.
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Mr.
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AKen
E.
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:
alter
two
weeks
notice,
driving
in
to
arrest
all
leaders
who
would
openly
restore
the
Nazi
doctrine
of
militarism.
Germany
can
still
be
useful
to
the
world
without
such
sugges-,
!
tions
as
this
from
young
Ameri
i
can
prolessors
who,
evidently,
j
have
faRen
heir
to
the
Hitler
idealogy
of
military
dictation.
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Smithers
Couple
Married
SMITHERS
Aug.
6
Wilfred
Wilson,
proprietor
of
the
Had-job
Hot:
and
Hiss
SSeOa
Mc-Intee.
recenCy
cirri
ra
Ebys
Hardware
store
were
married
at
Wainvrigbt.
Alberta.
w
of
!
the
bride,
on
Tbarsday
of
Jut
i
wefc
They
arrived
base
SkBttbers
on
this
Thursdays
.
train.
On
Trrarsday
ercBlag
the?
;
were
enthatiasttnlly
ehtrira-
reed
by
a
large
somber
of
their
SHOT
IT
OUT
AT
TERRACE
BaOJey
Valley
Pacific
Coast
Ranters
Pay
Visit
for
j
Competition
SMITHERS.
Aug.
C
A
team
of
j
sharp-shooters
from
No.
32;
Company
of
the
Pacific
Coast
;
MUiua
Rangers,
eorapristng
two
rnembers
from
each
of
the
fear
detachments
in
this
company.
ttaeAe
being
Qziek,
Telkva.
Sm:
ibeu
and
Hazelton,
travettec
ic
:
Temte
by
motor
car
to
accept
a
challenge
from
No.
TO
C
,:r.
pany
of
the
Range
f:-
at
Terr-
-to
shoot
it
out
with
:aem
c.-.
saiittary
rsfle
raaae
nea;
town.
The
boys
were
headed
by
C
'
X.
H.
Kiipa
trick
and
oc
moraiag,
they
went
to
tae
t.:
.
rante
and
met
their
eg:.:.
poBents
who
were
led
by
C..
M
Oubeau
of
o.
79
Cuiiipi.
I
The
men
from
the
inter..?
were
rather
orer-awed
b
impressiTe
rifle
range
and
b
that
were
ready
for
their
o
x.u-tions
but
gave
an
exeeiler.r
account
of
themselves
and
:-:c
that
they
would
have
carried
the
honors
but
for
the
fact
two
of
their
men
got
mixed
and
fired
one
competition
b
..
on
the
same
target
which
out
their
scores
and
left
the
Tr
race
boys
leading
at
the
f::.a
;
count
by
10
points.
They
were
entertained
at
a
KWONG
SANO
H1NO
HOP
KEE
CHOP
SUEY
HOUSE
612
7Ui
AVE.
WEST
(Next
to
King
Tal)
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your
patronage
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pjn.
to
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am.
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ser
when
:.'.ey
go:
back
w
Terrace
and
:--a:enuxed
with
their
contem-poranes
for
a
time
before
taking
toe
nad
back
heme.
The
Sadtbers
men
were
Tery
pleased
with
their
expedition
and
:"j
the
fine
manner
in
Meads
vfeo
ttdsapped
rrr,
,
through
torn
on
a
deeorated
i
barge
drawn
by
a
car
vtth
ranch
bonking
of
motor
boras.
The
newly
married
couple
later
entertained
their
treads
at
the
Hadoen
Hotel
where
they
make
their
home.
LAKES
DISTRICT
BEAUTIES
HERE
Miss
Omioeea
and
il'ns
Tvtedsmiur
Park
Here
From
Burns
Lake
BURNS
LAKE,
Aug.
6
Miss
Iris
Edlund
and
Mifls
Virginia
Keefe.
who
will
represeat
the
Lakes
District
at
the
"Miss
America"
beauty
contest
fa
Pristee
Rupert
this
week
at
the
Civic
Centre
Carnival,
left
for
the
coast
city
at
the
end
of
the
week.
They
were
given
an
enthad-a.tie
send
-of!
by
many
well-wishing
supporters.
Miss
Ed-land,
as
Miss
Omteeca.
and
Mm
Virginia
Keefe.
as
Mis
Tweeds-muir
Park.
wtH
vie
with
other
beauties
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
title
of
"Miss
Northern
British
Columbia''
and
a
trip
to
At-
antic
ctty.
The
local
entrant
were
deter
-
rained
only
alter
an
-tnteresUn?
and
exacting
elimination
contest.
A
close
runner-up
was
Miss
Dorothy
Scbertc
of
East
Ootra
Lake
who
was,
apparently,
favored
by
a
large
proportion
of
the
audience
at
the
final.
AN
OLD
CTCTOM
The
throwing
fttjSjce
at
wed-
dings,
an
old
custcm,
s
symbotl-
cal
of
the
wish
that
the
union
may
be
fruitful.
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to
meetics
the
Ter-rc
again
when
they
are
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even
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