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THE
WORLD
CONFERENCE
Unmarked
by,
flourish
or
ceremony
but
speeded
on
its
way
by
stirring
exhortations
from
King
George
tnd
Pritne
Minister
J:
Ramsay
MacDonaldifor
speedy
and
effective
action,
the
world
economic
conference
was
opened
in
Lon-dpmyesterday
at
the
Museum
ofrGeqlogy.
With;
sixty-six
nations,
having
a
total
population
of
nearly
two
billion
people,
represented,
the
eyes
of
tha
world
will
be
naturally
rivetted-upon
that
epochal!
gathering
as
it
proceeds
with
its-deliberations
during
the
ensuing
days
or
weeks.
What
happens
there
will
probably
determine
how
long
the
degression,
under
the
burdens
and
trials
of
which
the
whole
worHWias
been
laboring
during
the
past
three
years,
is
to
last
and-if
any
immediate
relief
from
existing
conditions
may
be
expected.
That
the
delegates
may
be
actuated
by
wisdom,
vision
.and.
dispatch
in
their
dealings
and.
that
prejudice,
hatred
ajwl
nationalism
may
not
mar
their
activities
ia
greatly
te
be
hoped:
If
this
great
gathering
cannot
do
something
real
to
remedy
the
ills
of.
the
world
in
its
time
of
extremity,
the
outlook
will'be
very,
discouraging
indeed.
AIL
the
people
of
the
earth
will
hope
for
the
best.
THE
CONSERVATIVE
IJAItTty
Meantime,
British
Columbia
continues
its
merry
poli.
tical1
t
sideshow
with
chief
interest
still
centering
in
the
Conservatives
or
whatever
we
may-choose
to
call
them.
Certainly
those
who
might
have
expected
anything
in
the
wayvof.
action
at
the
much-heralded.meetingof
the
provincial
Conservative
executive
on
Saturday
last
were
due
for
diBappointnifiruXAYhethei'.or
no
the
wind
was
taken
out
of
its
sails
by
the
announcement
of
Hon.
H.
H:
Stevens,
which.was
only
to
be
expected,
that
he
would'not
consider
deserting
the
federal
for
the
provincial
field
at
thip
time,
it
seems
to
have
been
a
negative
enough
gathering.
The
only
thing
that
happened,
apparently,
was
to
let
Mr.
Twigg
out;
as-organizer
which
is
just
another
indication
of
how
honeless
the
party
feels
so
far
as
the
attempt
to
prevent
T.
D.
Pattnllp
and
the
Liberals
returning
to
office
as
a
result
ot
the
forthcoming
election
is
concerned.
With
the
single,
solidparty
under
decisive
and'able
leadership
and
solidarity
and
unity
in
its
ranks
on
one.
hand
and
a.confused
lot
of.
"whatnots,"
divided
by
community
interests,
inability
to
agree
on
leadership,
and
racked
-hy
quarrels
over
control
of
the
broken
down.nolitical
machine
and
the
cmnty
norjf
barrel
oivthe
other,
tho
scene
is
certainly,
an
unprecedented
one
in
the.
political
annals
of-the
HOLIDAY
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to
Holiday
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hunting,
,
bathlnt
and'boatlnr.
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transportation
with.W.
Hi
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to
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I,oJr
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earh
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adult.
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trains.
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!
tvassenser
service
anywhere.
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Lake
and
Lodge,
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A.
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now
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service
on
the
lake
Iare
anywhere
on
the
lake,
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adult
$M0;
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per
head
additional.
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croud
to
bit.
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job
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me
TestBeqins
Yes,
sir,
there
In
the
pipe,
bowl
is
where
tobacco
does.
iti:$tuff.
And
right
there.
1$,
where
OsdWs
Cut
Plug,
shows,
itself,
tp
be,
down-rights
good
pipe,
tobtcco.
For
Ogden's
packs,
right;
lights.
right
end
burns
rightt
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sweet
and
fragrant,
from
beginning
to
end.
Sejejf
you
don'tagree
that:
Ogden's
is
the
tobacco
or-your
pipe.
Load
the
bowl
and.
let
the
test
begin.
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G,
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you
"roll
your
aen",
me
Ogdfn'g
fine
cut
cigarette
tolxieeo
and
Chantecler
cigarette
papert
LOCAL
NEWS.
Mrs.
Juck
Wooua
i
Annette
Stone)
sailed
this
afternoon
on
Uw
OtUfla
for
a
buytng
thy
to
Vancouver.
aDd.
elamht
in
the
south.
She
ia
to
purchase
a
eowpjete
nesv
stock
for
her
new
store
here
in
the
Federal
Dtoekk
wtwre
she
will
open
about
JnUruV
Ttw
raauilar
inonthjy
oualneu.
luflclsaan
ol
Um
Priaca
Rupert
Oyro
Olab
toislc
place
tooay
in
the
Beaton
Oafe
whan
a
nutnbar
of
nutters
pertatoUx
to
Iniemai
affairs
of
the.
orKantaaUon
were
taken
op.
Rf
evident
T.
V
Brown
w
in
the
ciialr
ove.
a
gaud
stsett
attendance
of
membera.
The
peculiar
phenomenon
of
several
ettoolar
rainbows
rtnirtnc
the
sun
wets
observed
by
local
citizens
a
boat
the
middle
of
Sunday
afternoon,
some
haying
courted
as
many
aa
free
of
tha
unusual
circlet
of
many
hues.
They
are
believed
to
bare
been
due
to
moisture
ambitions
in
the
air
on
the
bright
ard
warm
alternoon.
Jock
Maodonald.
who
la
studying
medicine
at
'Queen's
University,
Kingston.
Ont.,
and
Arthur
M&c-donalda
who
It
studying
at
the
University
'of
British
Columbia
In
Vancouver,
paswed
through
the
city
on
the
Oatala
Sunday
evening
eproute
to
Klncellth
where
they
will
spend
the
summer
vacation
with
their
parents.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
Magr
donald.
F.
J.
Burd,
managing
dlrretor
pfi
the
Vancouver
Provlnca,
who.
has-been
spending
the
paal
few
days
here
following
a
trip
to
Winnipeg,
and
Mrs.
Burd
sailed
by
the.
Catala,
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Burd.
who
is
a
slater,
of.
Mrs.
Fred.
McLe&cL
of
this
city,
met
Mr.
Burd.
as
Jasper
Park
and
spent
a
fewdays
at
the
mountain
resort
before
coming
on
here
with
him.
World
recovery
w411
not
be
brought
about
by
running
away
from
problems
Balnbridge
Colby.
FALLBACK.
Low
tAtltrowns.andiSlnKto
Fourth
Place,
iu
American
IvMfuf
,
Dodgers
Also
lose
flraund
CHICAGO.
June
13:
(Canadian
Uresij
ClUcaiiQ,
White
Sox
usa
rasult
of.drppping
a
giunto,lhe
St.
Louli
Browns
)ejre
yesterday,
dtop-pcddnto.fourthlace
In
the
Arat
ertcan
League
standing
below
tho
Idle
Philadelphia
Athletic-
It
w.i
th
only
game
of
the
day
in
t
lie
Junior,
circuit.
In
the
National
LeutMie.
the
Brooklyn
Dodgeta,
by
lasing
to
tho
Phillies
aj,
Philadelphia,
fell.
bu.:k
into
seventh
place
below
the
idle
Boston
Brave.
In
the.
only,
other
same
In
thl
league,
the
QtneJpmiti
Rl
w
a
close,
vttteiy
over
the
Chleago
cnb
at
CtneJnialtai
wtthin
striking
dUUnc-aah
tir
t
dl
vlilon
dubs.
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DhfcLesw
senrr
Natijul,lrrite.
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a,
Drnoklvi
4.
Phikdalpliia
1.
Arnfrivr,l'a(M.
St,Lnuli
3,
Ohkao
I.
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Standings
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York
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EVENING
PROGRAM'
Novrlly
Parade,
Children's
Ma,
(jutiadr
and
Uig
Dance
Held
The
eventm
program.
o
Ptag
Day
starjeu
at
a:
44
with
the
Boys'
linu.
Sea
Cadets,
ks
dnwn
ball
team
foMoMed
by-
doaens
of
WkUOtm
in
nuuquerade
parade
f
rem.
the.
A
fas'
Home.
At
a.o'cJeck
the
huaa.
erowd
leit
M
baiLgroundi
aftla'
a
cJawn
ball
game
and
proceeded,
to
the
Rxhl-bttion
Hall
to
w4tnMt
kiddles'
maaquerade
bail.
During,
tho
po-atas
of
ihla.
oarnlvali
Miss
Jean
Watt
amused
the
Ituge
crowd
witrt
an
Irish
Jig.
Tne
prize
winners
tor.
beat
and
funniast
dressed
children
were:
Miss
Phillts
Hamblln;
fancy,
dreaa,
Miss
Jean
Derry,
seeond,'
fancy
dreaa.
Neil
McLeod
and
Bob
McLean,
eomle
pain
Balaino
statetst
most'
original.
Precentatien.of
prize!
wre
roadn
by
the
May
Queen.
Mlr
Lydla
Pet-tenuzoand
her
two
alTendanU.IIts
Rosy
Smith
and
Mint
M,
Gaaey.
At
thla
time
presentation
of
the
cuna
for
the
winning
relay
teams
was
performed.
Following
this
was
the
public
dance
which
the
huge
crowd
enjoyed.
OF
TENNIS
Season.ou.a
N.
IU
Courts
Officially.
Openedi
A
very.
saccetul
American
tour-namtnU
whieli
was
postponed;
for
two
weeks,
on
account
of:
weather
conditions,
was
played,
off
on
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
tennis
courts
orj
8yoday
to
mark
the
opening
of
the
season.
About
twelve'
cou'plea
tonla
'part
In
the
play,
the
tournament
being
won
by
Mist
E.
Davlaahd.
J,
IJ.
Hpr-ton,
who
defeated
Mrs.
L.
Mont-tomer'y
and
R.
A.
Johnson
who
were
the
runners-up.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
during
the
afternoon
upder
'he
capable
supcrvlnlon
of
Mrs.
F.
B,
Walton.
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Toronto
Scottish
soccer
foot-
ball,
team
won
lot
North.
Aa
4
4.
erica
title
here
on.
Sunday
Wf.4
dtin
.
the
Qaer-Fuller
toaaaV.4
4
of
St.
Louis
by
a
score
of
2
to
1
4
e
r.
4
4,
4.
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4
Softball'
Rained
QuU
Lasts
Night
a
N.
IL
A.
h
Still,
Irsdinr
League
With
(irutlo
in
Seeond
Plate
liftln.snd
wet
grounds
again
prevented
the
ptaytnc
last
night
of
poatMmed
City
League
toftball
gano
betwesir
Kaiem
and
BIHs.
a
regular
ieage
flxuwe
between
Canadian
National
RseeraUon
Aaeo-osstiea
and
Bmpresa
la
cheduied
for
tonight.
The
leugue
standing
to
date
ia
aa
follows:
W.
L.
Pet.
C
N.
R.
At
8
1
MS
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J38
t'OOTIIALL
M,NR-UPS
The
Canadian
Leajioti
football
line-up
for
tonight's
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
game
It
announced
u
follows:
Pierce,
Stilee,
Qttker.
8.
Currle,
Hadden,
Baptle,
Murray,
Dickens
Buasanleti,
Oomadina.
Tavern
la,
Morrison.
The
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
announces
Its
line-up
as
follows:
Hunt,
Oomea,
Moe,
Vac-chen
McKay.
Bye,
Zarelli.
Dickens,
Howe.
Chenoskl,
Hill;
reserve,
Ma-gulre.
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
CANADIAN
LWilON
VS.
C.L.D.L.
Arropolli
0
30
p.m.
Adm,
25c.
Am
axeur
Billiards
D0PM0N;
CUP
DRAW
.Moie
Dates
Set
by
Prince
Itupert
tVMttall
AoeJatienKcpair.
Made
to
OraniUtand
lite
feliewioa
draw
for
the
pre-lUnmary
round
of
thr
DooUnion
Day
Gup
ctioipeUUon
was
nude
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Prjotball
Association
last
night:
June
20
Canadian
Leg
ton
vs.
Re.
June
22-
Canadian
Lex
Ion
vs.
Canadian
Labor
Defrirf
League.
Jane
31
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
vs.
Regiment.
The
final
for
the
trophy
wilt
be
played
on
Dominion
Day
as
a
part
of
the
celebration
sportt
betweeu
the
two
clubs
having
the
highest
..omtJ
as
a
rtault
of
the
preliminary
rrund.
the
ftnaltsts
to
be
settled
on
toul
goals
should
the
points
count
he
drawn
It
was
decided
to
play
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
fixture
of
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
vs.
Canadian
Legion
postponed
from
June
1
on
June
15
In
piece
of
the
Hagtmenl
vs.
Canadian
Legion
game
scheduled
for
that
day
whlah
will
be
RfMtfxwed
until
July.
The
Stuart
Shield
fixture
ot
June
30
between
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
v
Regiment
U
also
postonned
until
July
to
mate
way
for
the
starting
of
the
prellMlnary
round
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup,
The
definite
dates
for
these
games
will
be
announced
later.
The
football
executive
waa
notified
that
Cttty
Cfemrnuwtont
W,
J
Aider
had
caused
rertuested
repairs
to
the
grandstand
at
Acropolis
Hill
ground
U;
bf
carried
nut,
S.
J.
Jabour,
local
repreejVttlye
of
the
Sun
Life
AuurutK
Co,
will
leave
on
Saturday
night
of.
thH
week
via
Vancouver
for
SL
An-drew's-by-the-Bea
N.B..
where,
ho
will
attend
the
annual
convention
of
the
"Macaulay
Club."
oraanlza-tion
of
the
company's
star
salesmen
for
the.
Dominion
among
whom
Mr.
'
Jabour
ranks
very
high
for
the
past
,
year.
He
will
be
accompanied
on.tho
trip
eat
by
Mrs.
Jabour.
On.
tho
way
home,
they
will
attend
the
World'!
Fair
at
Chicago.
They
expect
to
be
away
about
a
month.
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Ntws
MY
HERE
Joint'
OJeuratioi,
to
be
IIfw
,
Jblylby
Hour
Organitatltia
Representatives
or
the
s.
cnmas4
Prince
Iuiwrt.
o
(J,
PniicAlUftfJ
flootbaU.ano
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rti
Ruiieit
I4VUaidAsieeiiu
u
mectlnir'
on-Sunday,
de.
ie.
rHa4tusua4,Joh)VcciUta
Domiiitrm
Day
here
on
J.i,.
Mortud
wa-
rlnirman
of
ti.,
,
,
ing.nvl
IL
A.
Breen
seareu
There
will
be
a
coinpteu
(,
.
of
t
ports
ajjth
rhildren'K
i..
the
raornlnit
ajl
fuotbaJI
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balljrjjes
fWtba,aJtefiM
i
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Johnstone
will
be
In
ehati;.
children's
sports,
Jack
r.n
i,
the
fOOttb8rk
Moran
nr.;
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baiehall
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the
refreshment
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be
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dance
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I-
or
Saturday-
utahl.
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will
be
m.idi
Junior,
FVXHball
Leajgur
..n.;
balance
of
the
proceeds
win
between
the
baseball,
f.'i.,
Days'
Hand
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IS,
BEATEN
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13:
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