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FORGET
THE
BLUES'
-86
S)8
Tuecday,
April
28,
1931.
Prince
Rupert
people
now
have
no
cause
to
be
pessimis-i
tic.
Conditions
are
improving.
The
fishing
business
is
back
i
to
normal
and
very
soon
the
city
will
feel
the
benefit.
In-
i
dustries
dependent
on
the
fishing
jndustry
will
also
be
reacting
and
we
shall
see
better
times
ahead.
Work
is
commencing
on
the
highway
in
a
small
way,
building
is
improving
and
the
number
of
unemployed
has
been
cut
down.
It
is
now
some
weeks
since
relief
has
been
given
out
except
in
a
few
isolated
cases.
It
must
not
be
assumed
from
this
that
Prince
Rupert
is
a
place
for
people
looking
for
work.
There
are
more
men
here
now
than
can
be
Drovided
for
and
it
does
not
seem
likely
that
at
any
time
this
summer
there
will
be
more
jobs
!
offering
than
men
to
take
them.
All
we
suggest
is
that
i
people
throw
off
that
pessmistic
attitude
and
get
down
to
the
realization
that
Prince
is
-with
Rupert
really
a
city
a
;
future.
I
-tc.
-w.
t
n.
SALT
LAKES
PARK
Salt
Lakes
Park
is
being
improved
by
the
provincial
government,
fdllowing
in
this
respect
in
the
footsteps
of
the
former
government
It
now
remans
for
the
city
to
reorganize
the
swimming
club
and
do
their
part
at
the
swimming
pool.
This
is
desirable
if
the
young
people
are
to
have
the
full
advantage
of
this
splendid
resort.
Owing
to
the
highway
construction
and
the
diversion
of
traffic
in
that
direction
bv
auto
traffic
interest
in
Salt
Lakes
Park
has
dropped
off
very
much
of
late
years,
but
now
ttiere
seems
to
be
a
return
to
Uie
desire
f
or
swimming
and
the
Salt
Lakes
will
undoubtedly
be
a
centre
of
attrac
tion.
H
1,
14.
'
SUPPORT
HOME
INDUSTRIES
Insofar
as
possible
it
is
always
good
policy
to
support
home
industries.
We
suggest
that
people
buv
home
produced
lumber,
use
Queen
Charlotte
Island
shingles,
order
from
the
grocer
Queen
Charlotte
Island
clams,
eat
local
caught
fresh
salmon
or
halibut
or
the
canned
product
from
the
neighborhood.
For
local
people
to
buy
Japanese
canned
goods
when
there
are
better
qualities
packed
right
at
home
seems
unreasonable
and
not
good
business.
SCOTLAND
You
cm
depend
on
"Perfection"
It
it
the
one
Scot!
Vfhidty
lht
ii
actually
diitilled,
blended,
aged-in-thc-wood
and
.
.
.
BOTTLED
...
in
Scotland.
Famed
for
uniform
high
quality
aince
1807.
Imported
in
26Vj
ox.
and
40
oz.
bottles
only.
Scaled
with
the
convenieat
measuring
cap.
"Smooth
jf
kitten's
u-rist"
Soots
(Clhisky
"Mb
advertisement
ii
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
MUST
MEET
STRANGLER:
Jim
Londos
Will
Not
Win
World's
Wrestling
Championship
Until
He
Does,
It
Is
Ruled
CHICAGO.
April
28
Jim
Londos,
the
Greek
wrestler,
will
hai
to
accept
the
challenge
of
EJ
Strangled
Lewis
for
a
match
before
he
will
be
officially
recognized
as
the
world's
heavyweight
wrestling
champion.
It
was
definitely
ruled
here.
Londos.
while
taking
everybody
else,
has
been
resolutely
avoiding
a
meeting
with
Ed.,
the
former
undisputed
champion.
"BABE"
RUTH
'
't
Z1
The
'King
of
Swat
u
suffering
from
a
strained
tendon,
and
is
out
of
the
game
for
the
present
Two
Weeks
For
King
of
Swat
Hopes
to
Get
Bark
I
In
Game
Again
Then
Fol-
j
lowing
Injury
I
IndlanspoJk
Speedway
Lvent
INDIANAPOLIS.
April
28:
Sixty-
two
entries,
including
14
from
the
Pacific
Coast,
have
bean
made
for
the
great
Indianapolis
Speedway
auto
race
on
Declaration
Day.
This
will
be
the
nineteenth
re
newal
of
the
race
whleh
Is
regarded
as
the
geratest
of
American
speed
events.
Last
year
a
crowd
of
190,000
persons
witnessed
the
race.
Grotto
Winner
Of
Second
Half
In
Golf
League
OrotUrlast
night
defeateAj'forth-ern
B.
C.
Airways
300
to
328
to
win
the
second
half
of
the
season
In
the
City
Miniature
Oolf
League.
The
OrHto
will
nlny
off
in
a
week
or
So
with
Great
West
for
season's
league
honors.
Individual
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
B.
Murray,
38,
38:
W.
Davidson,
38,
4U
B.
Wrathatl.
47,
3;
B.
Hunt.
35.
41.
Northern
B.C.
Airways
D.
Bast-man,
40,
38.
B.
Unger.
42.
42;
E.
Clapp,
39,
30;
R.
Moore.
38.
43.
;
4
WOMEN
MAYvTAKE
,
PART
IN;
SPORTS
1
OF
1932
OLYMPIAD
BARCELONA,
Spain,
April
28
Women
will
be
admitted
to
the
1932
Olympic
Games
competitions
In
Los
Angeles
In
1932,
It
was
definitely
de-
elded
here
yesterday.
They
will
be
permitted
to
compete
In
all
sports
they
request.
BRAVES
ON
TOP
NOW
Boston
Nationals
Continue
Winning
Streak
Senators
Down
Yanks
In
Twelve
Innings
PHILADELPHIA,
April
28:
Boston
Braves
went
into
the
leadership
I
of
the
National
League
yesterday
by
i
shutting
out
the
Phillies
wtth
a
two
I
to
nil
score.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
;
dropped
to
third
place
below
Chi-icago
Cubs
by
dropping
a
five
to
three
decision
to
the
Pittsburg
Pir-fates.
The
long
suffering
Brooklyn
,
Robins
dropped
still
another,
losing
to
the
New
York
Yankees.
'
In
the
only
American
League;
igame,
Washington
Senators
took
a
,0
to
8
victory
from
New
York
Yan-Ikees
in
12
innings
and
these
two
'teams
are
now
tied
far
second
I
plate,
one
full
game
behind
the
I
Cleveland
Indian,
j
Cold
weather
on
the
western
sector
caused
the
postponement
of
three
American
League
and
one
National
League
game.
Yesterday's
scares:
National
League
Boston
2.
Philadelphia,
B.
Brooklyn
S,
New
York
8.
Pittsburg
S.
St.
Louis
3.
American
League
New
York
8,
Washington
9.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
I
'
Boston
Chicago
St.
Louh
;
Pittsburg
j
Philadelphia
Babe
Ruth
Yet
I
Brooklyn
cinclnMU
American
New
York.
April
38
Mrs.
Babe
Washington
Ruth
stated
yesterday
that
Hi
Detroit
wouM
be
"two
weeks
at
least"
be-!
Philadelphia
fore
her
husband
would
be
able
to
at.
Louis
resume
his
position
on
the
line-up
Chicago
of
the
New
York
Yankees
follow-
Boston
lng
his
injury
last
week
whan
he
pulled
a
tendon
In
his
thlglx.
LARGE
LIST
OF
ENTRIES
Sixty-Two
Cars
Line
Up
For
Annual
W.
L.
Pet.
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EARLY
700
LANGUAGES
ARE
SPOKEN
IN
AFRICA
BUT
THERE
IS
ONLY
ONE
KAYOrSfiVINS-l
BUCKINGHAM
'J
rw
nam
Cull
f
'A
13
nnwjrHi-fc
ILffUE
YOU
RECEIVED
YOUR
FREE
CTi
BUCKINGHAM
CIGARETTES
w
Hclp
Gundcrien
and
Win
a
Prize
Bend
in
yout
interfiling
fact
today.
It
seed
not
necessarily
refer
to
tobacco.
For
CTrrjf
frt
we
use
we
will
lend
you
aruuk-ag
of
CO
Iluckinguam
Cigarettes.
Give
a
refereoot
with
your
fact.
If
interesting:
enough
Mr.
Gundcrscn
will
cartoon
it
and
you
will
receive
the
complimentary
pu
k-ageof
Duclunghams,
Canada's
most
popu-Ur
blended
cigarette.
Hurkinglisms
are
all
that
U
fresh,
cool
and
mild
a
blend
of
all
tbat
ii
finest
in
toburcus.
packed
for
your
pleasure
and
enjoyment.
Address
your
farts
to
George
liundersen.
Dept.
L,
Tuckett
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
Hamilton.
Set
of
"De
You
Knew"
Cards
Fur
ten
cents
in
stamps
we
will
send
yon
a
set
of
"Do
You
Know"
cards
sixty
inter-
esting
subjects
printed
in
color
with
full
description
(siie
of
cards
tW'
x
1H")
or
for
twent
v
ornts
m
will
include
cards
and
also
an
album
in
which
the
cards
can
be
placed
to
give
a
complete
collection
in
permanent
form.
Set
New
Women's
Altitude
Record
Elinor
Smith,
girl
pilot,
set
worlds
record
for
women
when
she
climbed
32.500
feet.
This
tops
record
of
28,743
feet
set
by
Rath
NichoUs.
She
it
seen
handing
barograph
to
Walter
D.
Ward,
at
Roosevelt
Field.
Long
Island.
HIGH
SCHOOL
1
HEAVIES
SOFTBALL
MATCHED
Carl
Smith's
Team
Comes
Up
From
Behind
and
Defeats
Bill
Tobey's
Ip
the
High
School
Softball,
Leapse
Carl
Smith's
team
won
from
William
Tobey
by
a
score
of
9-7.
Catchers
and
pitchers
for
Tobey
were
Marrisan
and
Ertekaon
and
for
Sml'h,
Welle
and
Hiekey.
1
After
retiring
their
opponents
in
quia!:
order.
Tobsy's
team
made
ai
strong
effort
to
win
at
the
outset.'
Wha
Church
had
already
made
a
I
run
and
bases
were
full.
Tobey
hlm-relf
bit
a
home
run
bringing
the
scoe
up
to
5-0.
Honors
were
even
In
the
second
Inning
each
side
scoring
two
men,
Orcn
and
W.
Murray
for
one
side.
McRae
and
Kanaya
for
the
other.
The
third
inning
was
Smith's.
Hlcl
ty
and
Marshall
scored.
Tobey's
side
was
qutekly
retired
by
a
double
play.
Green
to
Hlckey
to
Oreen.
In
the
fourth
inntng
Smith
pulled
ahead
when
Hlckey,
Marshall.
Murray
and
Keefe
all
crowed
the
home
plate.
The
score
was
now
8-7
In
favor
of
Smith
In
their
turn
to
bit,
the
Tobey
team
made
a
desperate
affort
o
equal
ire
Morrison
and
Le
j
Roes
both
got
to
second
and
Kanaya
to
third
but
they
were
pt
out
inj
tarn.
chif
credit
going
to
Green
who
made
a
brilliant
running
eaten.
Smith
himself
mads
sura
of
the
vie-!
tory
when
In
the
fifth
Inning
he,
vtflte
t.hr
hat
in
rlsMiriMi
I
Smith.
Hlckey.
Marshall
Peaehey,
Grean,
W.
Murray,
Welle.
T.
Johnstone,
Keefe,
Stagavig.
W.
Tobey,
MeRae,
Church,
J,
Morrison,
Kanaya,
I.
Murray,
Le
,
Ross,
Ritchie,
Ross,
Ertckson.
Scorer
and
reporter
R.
Allen.
'
I
Umpire
D.
Stinech.
!
Hollywood
Stars
I
Play
In
Seattle
rc
Not
Having
Such
Easy
Time
I
In
Pacific
Coast
League
j
This
Year
I
SEATTLE.
April
28
The
Holly
,wood
Stars
will
open
a
Pacific
l
Coast
League
series
here
today
I
with
the
Seattle
Indians.
The
Stars
were
the
pennant
winner
for
the
past
two
seasons
but
they
have
had
a
hard
time
getting
started
this
year
and
are
now
In
fourth
place,
a
bare
half
game
above
Qskfano.
.
,
There
were
no
Pacific
Coast!
League
games
yesterday
as
thj
teams-wrre
-travelling:-
4
ene
Tunney
to
I
Visit
Russia
;
PARIS
April
28-Oene
Tunney.
former
world's
champion
boxer,
will
be
able
to
spend
five
days
In
Russia
in
the
course
of
his
tour
of
Europe
That
is
all
the
-time
hh
passport
permits
him
to
spend
In
the
Soviet
Republic.
NEW
YORK.
April
28:
rrimo
Camera
and
Jack
Sharkey,
two
of
the
outstanding
contenders
for
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing,
championship,
will
meet
at
Ebbets
Field
June
10
in
a
15-round
bout,
it
was
definitely
an
nounced
last
ni'ht.
The
winner
will
be
recognized
as
the
world's
champion
by
the
New
York
State
Boxing
Commission
which
recently
raised
the
ban
on
Camera
but
does
not
recognize
Max
Sehmeling
as
the
champion.
!Dry
Dock
to
Play
1
nrr
a
c
.
in
r
un
Aiier
All
r
or
C.N.RGolf
Title
Dry
Dock
has
decided,
after
all.
to
play
off
with
General
Office
NflJ
1
for
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
miniature
geif
cup.
The
play-off
will
take
place
at
an
early
date.
IXDI
n
U050P5
OlDHKMlUwWHtflQf
,,ui5iTrCj
Ctonipaqy
Uemeiara
0NTARI0NS
WIN
FIRST
Varsity
Loses
first
of
Doming
Hoop
Play-offs
By
Narrow
Margin
of
18
tq
1?
1
VANCOUVER.
April
28
first
game
of
the
Domini
men's
basketball
charm
here
last
night.
St
C
In
the
Orads
defeated
Universih
of
Br
tlsh
Columbia
by
a
score
of
it
It
was
a
close
and
exnti:
which
was
featured
by
gr
ing
by
either
Mde.
The
final
game
will
be
;.
morrow
night:
Total
poim
cide
the
issue.
t..z.
Tennis
Courts
!
May
Be
Ready
I
AtEndofWeek
On
a
recent
morning
r
the
young
men
of
lie
Pr
painted
the
new
courts
wi
now
practically
finis
h-r
which
it
is
expected
may
h
for
use
at
the
week
end
The
new
courts,
threr
ber.
have
been
built
by
T
K
contractor
of
this
city
TV.
on
city
property,
the
r,-.
having
given
special
pe!....
the
tennis
club
to
reo
i,
'ocrease
the
number
They
are
a
great
improve,
the
old
oourts
and
will
boon
to
the
young
peo
city
who
use
them
Seattle
Rowers
WUI
Go
East
SEATTLE.
April
28
$1000
has
been
raised
f
hkh
Is
needed
to
fuut
of
Washington
Unirer.Mt
Pouthkeepste
for
the
n,r,
leglate
meet
on
the
Hut.
next
month.
It
is
expect,
r
balance
will
be
raised
jn
l
loaal
seullsrs
will
be
uble
he
trip.
H
B
C
SPECIAU
v
ncCT
PROCURABLE"
XfOTCH
WHISKY
HBC
Irum
HBC
"Best
Pr-la
Eottled
in
Scotland
guaranteed
over
W
average
age.
be
.rd
of
strength
mellow
age
for
over
years.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Control
Doard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
!.-?
t,
NOTICE!
Baseball
meeting
tonight
st
I
o'clock.
City
Hall.
V
Uquof