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Tuesday.
July
28,
1931
EMPLOYMENT
FOK
WORKLESS
At
various
times
this
paper
has
advocated
that
in
considering
any
system
of
unemployment
insurance
to
which
the
state
contributes
there
should
be
as
part
of
it
a
scheme
for
having
those
out
of
employment
contribute
work
to
something
of
a
public
nature
such
as
roads
or
parks.
Now.
we
find
an
English
journal
making
a
somewhat
similar
proposal.
Here
is
what
the
writer
says:
''Speaking
quite
dispassionately,
one
thing
I
have
never
been
able
to
understand
is
why,
instead
of
spending
large
sums
of
money
lor
which
we
get
nothing
in
return,
we
could
not
employ
the
unemployed
to
do
great
national
undertakings
which
require
doing
in
return
for
the
money
we
give
them.
Of
course,
the
community
has
a
duty
to
the
unemployed,
and
it
has
got
to
see
that
they
have
a
living
wage.
But
why
should
not
the
community,
or
rather
the
government,
say
to
the
wprkless:
'Here
is
a
list
of
some
of
the
things
that
urgently
require
doing
in
Great
Britain.
In
future
we
propose
to
4sk
all
who
draw
the
dole
to
do
some
work
which
will
be
useful
to
the
community
as
a
whole.'
Such,
for
instance,
as
the
building
in
Great
Britain
of
up-to-date
bath-houses,
equal
to
the
wonderful
bathing
establishments
to
be
found
in
the
leading
Continental
cities
and
which
play
such
a
part
in
improving
the
health
of
Continental
people,
especially
of
the
dwellers
in
large
cities.
Why
should
not,
say
5,000,000
pounds
of
the
money
at
present
given
in
the
dole,
for
no
return
services,
be
earmarked
as
wages
for
the
erection
of
great
bath-houses?
Then
at
least
we
would
have
something
to
show
for
our
money."
fc
,
AMY
OFF
FOR
JAPAN'
The
course
of
Miss
Amy
Johnson
from
Britain
to
Japan
will
be
watched
with
very
great
interest
by
Prince
Rupert
people.
She
is
the
outstanding
figure
in
aviation
today,
rivalling
Colonel
Lindbergh
as
a
spectacular
flyer.
Now
she
is
bound
for
the
same
city
and
probably
will
reach
there
almost
while
the
American
is
making
his
announcements.
Hurrah
for
Amy!
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WINNIPEG,
July
28:
The
New
Westminster
Royals
won
the
championship
of
Western
Canada
yesterday
when
they
held
the
Winnipeg
Irish
from
making
enough
goals
to
defeat
on
the
series.
They
lost
the
game
by
two
goals
to
one,
but
their
score
of
five
to
two
in
the
first
game
on
Saturday
was
a
lead
that
was
difficult
to
overcome.
The
series
went
to
the
western
team,
six
to
four.
The
game
completed
the
seml-Hnais
for
the
Dominion
soccer
hampionshlp
and
the
team
will
now
travel
east
for
the
finals.
SPORT
CHAT
various
comments
on
Walker-Sharkey
fight.
Here
is
one:
The
official
decision
says
that
Jack
Sharkey
didn't
lose,
but
on
lion-hearted
little
Mickey
Walker
fight-dom
showers
all
the
glory,
acclaim
and
golden
promises
that
go
to
a
newcomer
scaling
the
heavyweight
heights.
In
the
very
heart
of
the
heavyweight
picture
is
the
rugged,
grinning,
battle-scarred
face
of
the
chunky
Irishman
from
Rumson,
N.
Judges
and
a
referee
compromised
on
a
draw
after
IS
rounds
of
hurly
burly
battle
in
Ebbets
Field.
Cer
morrow
night's
game
will
be:
J,
J
Nelson,
T.
manage,
u.
uiDoara,
r
Tulloch.
J.
Horton.
D.
Morrison,
A
Stiles,
w.
Harold.
L.
Astoria,
ooo
W.
Held
says
it
is
going
to
be
to
i
bad
for
those
would-be
city
base-:ailplayers;
he
says
he
has
got
his
boiler-makers
trained
to
so
fine
a
point
that
they
ean
even
stop
a
football.
Big
League
Scores
National
eLague
New
York
6,
Pittsburg
8.
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
8.
American
League
Chicago
8-3,
New
York
7-12.
Detroit
4,
Boston
13.
8t.
Louis
4,
Philadelphia
5.
Cleveland
7.
Washington
11.
FOOTBALL
July
28
Regiment
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
July
31
Merchants
vs.
Regiment.
Aug.
4
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
Hazelton
Ball
1
Team
Travels
After
Beating;
Telkwa
on
Home
Grounds
Seeks
More
Laurels
HAZELTON,
.July
barnstorming
trip
to
Central
B.C.
tttlehoMer
In
hU
time,
now
at
last
as
good
as
Sharkey,
because
two;
'
talnly
Mickey
turned
in
the
most,
-
surprising
upset
of
many
a
fistic
,
.
.
season
as
he
harassed
and
harried
ational
League
the
big
sailor
man
through
the
W.
L.
rough
and
tumble
batUe
that
re-
St.
Louis
60
35
!
vealed
Sharkey
in
another
of
his
Chicago
..
.
52
disappointing
struggles
and
gave
a
Baseball
Standings
!
New
York
49
surprisingly
large
crowd
of
32,000
a
Brooklyn
52
chance
to
boo
and
exult
in
his
dls-
Boston
.
..45
comfiture.
Pittsburg
.42
ooo
j
Philadelphia
37
There
was
no
questldning
whom
'Cincinnati
JM..XL..M'
the
crowd,
that
almost
filled
the1
National
League
ball
yard,
thought
had
won.
but
the
arbiters
arrived
at
the
compromise
decision
by
every
40
41
45
40
48
56
J59
American
League
w.
possible
route
left
open
to
them.
Philadelphia
70
Referee
Arthur
Donovan,
for
in-
Washington
59
nance,
thought
the
bulldog
cour-1
New
York
.54
ante,
the
eternal
aggressiveness
of
'Cleveland
43
the
little
fellow,
who
gave
Sharkey
jst.
Louis
42
an
advantage
of
29
pounds,
inches
!
Boston
37
in
height
and
reach.
entlUed
Mickey
;
Chicago
.35
to
the
decision.
Judge
George
Kelly
Detroit
35
voted
Sharkey
the
award,
appar-!
entiy
on
the
basis
of
his
right-hand
punching
that
gashed
Walker's
eye-'W
in
the
fifth
round
and
opened
It
wide
In
the
closing
session.
Judge
Charles
F.
called
it
a
draw,
while
the
j
Associated
Preas
score
sheet
counted
I
up
the
same
way.
with
seven
rounds
for
Walker,
seven
for
Sharkey
and
one
even.
But,
regardless
of
the
futility
of
the
decision,
as
futile
as
the
battling
Itself,
honors
tor
the
evening
swept
into
the
lap
of
Walker,
the
169Vfc-pounder.
who
dared
tackle
a
Sharker
weighing
1984,
out-bulled
and
out-punched
him
for
ten
rounds,
and
slipped
back
only
when
the
embattled
sailor
rallied
fiercely
to
try
and
save
the
day
in
the
last
four
rounds.
ooo
1
The
lineup
for
the
CNJl.
bawJ
ball
team
against
the
City
tor
to
L.
27
36
37
49
50
56
59
61
The
Letter
Box
IN
SUPl'OUT
OF
J.
S.
WILSON
'
I
Sporting
Editor,
Dally
News;
In
reply
to
letter
by
"A
SPEC
TATOR"
printed
in
your
Issue
ol
July
21.
We,
the
undersigned,
wish
to
register
a
kick.
In
our
opinio
i
T
a
it'll...
u
v.
j
,
M...t.
.
o.
a,
nuwu
una
uuue
n
luucii
.i.
not
more
for
football
in
this
town
than
ally
individual
we
can
name
He
is
In
the
game
coaching
the
young
boy
and
making
a
success
of
It
and
the
criticism
is
very
un
Old
Empress
Pile
Up
Biff
Lead
Rut
Need
It
as
Canucks
Pound
Commons
From
Box
SONS
NOW
IN
CELLAR
Two
Double
Plays
By
Winners
With
Eldrldse
in
Both
Johnson
Plays
Classy
Game
In
last
night's
regular
baseball
league
fixture
between
Old
Empress
and
Sons,
of
Canada,
the
former
ran
in
II
runs
In
the
first
three
innings
which
were
enough
to
cop
the
game,
although
the
losers
made
it
hot
for
them
toward
the
finish,
by
pounding
Commons
from
the
box
In
the
fourth
and
making
Nelson,
28:
Hazelton
who
went
In
to
relieve
him.
work
k.
,,...
,j
was
not
greatly,
extended
to
win
his
hardest
to
retire
them
i
(Mo
uccii
iiivtrt
to
11115
icau
wit?
4
.
...
,
the
first
inning
with
one
run.
Nel
jfon.
first
man
up,
was
safe
on
fcsmiuvs
error,
iieaman
ineo
oui
10
Johnson.
Arseneau
singled
down
the
U
I
-
1
,
.
-
,
i
L.
I
I
.
1
i
r,
-
467
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ivcdii;,
udkuiiH
ill
ncuiuaii
e
57
!
place,
struck
out.
Moran
booted
Ar-j97
'
seneau's
grounder
and
Commons
nT1
1
and
Smith
scored.
Nelson
scored
on
at
first.
Styles
making
a
nice
catch.
'
They
added
four
more
in
the
third
and
then
stopped
for
the
night.
Hlbbard
singled.
Lamble
took
Com-jmom'
grounder
and
tried
for
a
double,
but
'hit
Hlbbard
with
the
j
throw
to
second,
the
runner
going
to
third.
Commons
stole
second.
Smith
struck
out.
Nelson
singled
both
runners
scoring.
He
stole
second.
Kenny
singled.
Nelson
stopping
at
third.
Arseneau
went
out
to
Styles,
Nelson
scoring.
Wendle
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball,
and
then
Kenny
scored
on
a
passed
ball.
Eldridge
struck
out.
Sons
changed
their
players
after
this,
Moran
moving
to
first,
Bury
ialx.
J.
S,
has
forgotten
more
about
'
coming
in
from
centre
to
second
and
,footbalttKan
A
Spectator
will
even
Style
going
out
to
centre.
Stalker
know.
"We
think
if
A.
Spectator
Cil",c
l"
'ra
ca:n
ana
would
b'dbllsh
an
apology
he
woutdlFrizzel1
went
out
lo
that
garden,
hilfe
he
pleasure
of
paying
hlsiThy
seemed
to
work
much
better
tf?
iflts
and
speetate
at
a
gool'lnal
wav
on,y
"
men
facing
Lam-game
in
comfort
and
let
the
fly
j
ble
tn
Uie
last
four
innings.
ttfek
to
the
wall-ln
other
words
NaUve.
Sons
got
one
run
In
the
,
,
T
'
'
&h
foreet
third.
Stalker
walked,
but
was
fore-
.f
.
.
.
...
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II
t
SlnnH
nn
n
ll
pu'a
nmn
nrlm-
A
lnanxing
you
ror
vaiuaoie
space.
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Yours
for
good
sport,
COMMITTEE
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8porting
Editor,
Dally
News:
We
will
have
the
warship
with
us
soon
and
football
tans
are
looking
forward
to
seeing
a
good
game.
I
think
the
following
team
would
give
the
navy
boys
a
good
game,
I
J.
Smith,
S.
Currle,
D.
Jack,
Edgecombe,
A.
Dickens,
T.
Hadden.
J.
S.
Wilson.
F.
Russell.
C.
Babtle,
J.
Murray,
N.
Chenoski.
The
de-
fence
is
good.
A.
Dickens
at
centre
Yiienuie.
ier
gonnson
naa
sirucK
out.
Eldridge
booted
Smith
groun
der.
Bury
going
to
second.
Moran
singled
and
Bury
scored.
Lamble
singled,
filling
the
bases.
Styles
popped
out
to
Wendle.
Thetr
big
Inning
came
In
the
fourth.
Comadlna
walked.
Frlzzell
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball,
stalker
lined
one
out
to
Wendle
who
dropped
It,
but
recovered
the
ball
and
forced
Comadlna
and
third,
Eldridge
throwing
to
second
to
catch
Frlzzell
for
a
double.
Stalker
scored
on
Johnson's
double
to
left.
Burv
I
hit
a
triple
to
centre.
Smith
singled
aim
uury
ecorea.
Moran
made
a
double
to
centre
which
Nelson
mis
Judged.
Smith
scoring.
Lamble
sing
half
Is
a
hard
man
to
play
against,
led
and
Moran
scored.
Nelson
came
and
won't
let
the
local
team
down.
:intn
th
hnv
nnt
.,i
o..i..
.
,
.
.
i
vvtuviv
vuv
ovira.
Ai
me
same
ume
i
nave
u
iut
oi
respect
for
Watson.
Babtle
will
bring
out
the
best
there
is
in
Chenoski.
OLD
TIMER.
Nelson
was.
In
trouble
every
In
nlng
after
that,
but
managed
to
tighten
up
in
the
pinches,
and
no
further
runs
scored.
He
walked
two
men
In
the
last
inning
and
then
an
Smith
c
Totals
8.
O.
C
third
base
line
and
Stalker
missed
Buv
cf,
2b.
thf
hall
Nrlsnn
sparine.
Johnson
Ed.
Smith.
3b.
threw
out
Wendle
at
first
and
Eld-
Moran
2b.,
lb.
'ridge
struck
out.
Lamble
p.
pct
j
Native
Sons
evened
it
up
in
their
Style
lb-
f.
M2
half.
Wendle
threw
out
Bury
at
J-
Comadlna
rf.
',.
first
E.
Smith
Hied
out
to
Wendle.
'
TriTiell
Cm
if.
-
-
-
-"jj
.
.
.
.545
Moran
singled
over
second
and
535
scored
when
Nelson
missed
the
ball.
.495
Lantble
struck
out
jci
The
Hotelmen
collected
six
In
the
93,
second.
Menzle
drove
one
to
left
'O-
E-
6
which
Hfa!tr
rnnlH
nnt
flnri
In
th
S.
O.
C.
1
0
.
r.w
a...
iciover
and
it
went
ror
a
home
run
Johnson
sa.
Totals
34
11
9
21
11
4
ABR
H
PO
A
E
4
2
1110
5
12
12
1
4
2
3
6
0
2
4
0
2
0
2
1
iHkfew
Hills
ia
32
7
4
0
1
5
Tuesday.
July
2j.
wr
ZSlliWait!
Watch!
New
Westminster
Royals
Soccer
HOTELMEN
GO
Champions
of
West
mi
Will
TO
TOP;
BEAT
Play
For
Cham?ionship
in
East
'
NATIVE
SONS
m
Thursday
Paper
for
the
large
"ad"
of
the
Big
Liquidation
Sale
now
being
made
All
prices
reduced
by
Mr.
William,
Liquidator
in
charge.
"My
orders
are
to
sell
regardless
of
cost."
B.
C.
CLOTHIERS
LTD.
G16
Third
Avenue
West
error
filled
the
bag:;
With
two
out
and
the
call
two
and
three
on
Smith
Y,
J1Z
from
Telkwa
by
the
score
of
7-2
in
As
a
result
of
the
game,
the
Sons
he
grooved
one
that
found
bmun
me
recent
,
.
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,
,
,
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,
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in
h.
nnnino
nn4
hi
mm
was
over.
uie
uaseuau
gine
piayea
ui
icmwa
vi
wuwuo
oic
iw
'ius
H""a
-
c
on
Sunday!
York
hurled
well
far
the
bottom
position
of
the
league
for
The
Box
Score
winners,
allowing
only
two
blneles
the
second
half,
with
Old
Empress
O.
E.
ABR
H
PO
A
E
In
the
first
seven
innings.
After
perched
on
top
for
the
second
time.
Nelson
cf..
p
4
3
2
1
2
1
that
he
was
touched
up
for
four.
Iwo
double
plays
by
the
winners
Rodman
rf.
1
0
0
0
0
0
but
the
two
runs
they
got
didn't
af-
with
Eldridge
figuring
in
both.
Kenny
2b.
3
113
2
1
feet
the
final
outcome.
Ingram
and
helped
them
out
of
a
couple
of
holes.
At
enuu
If
.
.411100
Cox,
both
of
Hazelton,
had
a
good
Walter
Johnson
played
his
best
Wendle
ss
3
0
0
3
3
0
day
with
the
willow,
each
of
them
game
of
the
season
at
short
for
the
Eldridge
3b.
4
0
I
3
3
1
clouting
out
a
.750
average
for
the
Sons,
handling
five
chances
without
Menzle
lb.
4
114
10
game.
,amtscue.
Htbbard
2b,
rf
.,
ef
.
4
2
2
1
0
1
Hazelton
leaves
this
week
on
a
'
Old
Emoress
started
right
off
in
Common
p..
cf
,
rf
.
4
2
1
0
0
0
J
a
v
o
v
v
Football
Teams
For
Game
Tonight
The
Canadian
Legit
:
r
elected
from
h
players:
Smith.
SLi
Woods,
IladdOD.
Busmi;
aide.
T.
Modgklnson.
son.
Ollker.
B.
Murray
h
Murray.
Campbell.
The
following
player-
u
sent
the
Regiment
footle
Laldler,
Watson,
Thw
emnbe.
DeJong.
Win
;h
i
r.
Lyons,
Wilson
iCaptan.
ttnd
Norrington.
Rce:
Doherty
and
Bond
3
112
3
0
aj
I
I
!
1
1
L
l
B
1
1
1
1
1
Rummarv
9.HaP
hits.
Ririrldee.
'
htihimrrt
iniii
tn
rwitr
rom.
Moran.
Joniuon;
3-Wie
nit,
uury;
imons
singled
to
left.
Elmer
Smith
nome
n-
Memie;
base
on
balls
off
k.,,..i
ik.
u..t
commons
w
.
nemm
o
,
out
by
Lamble
fl.
Commons
2K
Style
dropped
Umble's
throw
and
T2a
left
base.
O.
E
3.
th.
miph
v.i,n
mnH.
Nelson
(3;
on
.621
struck
S.
O.
C.
410
;
double
play.
Eldridge
to
Kenny-to
Menzle,
Wendle
to
Eldridge
to
Kenny;
wild
pitch.
Nelson
Hi:
passed
ball,
Frtxzel)
2.
Smith
!;
hits
off
Commons
9
in
3
3-1
in..
Nelson
2
In
3
1-3
In.;
winning
,au"
"
"""'"'
ball.
Wendle
out
;"
2ia
passed
grounded
";
JWito
Eddie
Smith.
Moran
dropped
a
S??1?'
i11!
p,U!,r'
fly
from
Eldridge
and
Arseneau
1
scored.
Johnson
threw
out
Menzle
V1
Wendle,
Ed.
Smith,
Stalker
(2t,
Johnson;
time
of
game.
1:35;
umpires,
Drooks
and
Harold.
Batting
Averages
Go
Soaring
Again
Stan
Moran,
captain
of
the
Sons
of
Canada,
went
into
the
Big
Six
standing
last
night,
by
getting
three
hits
in
four
times
at
bat,
bringing
his
average
up
to
.333.
Johnny
Comadlna,
who
made
one
hit
in
two
limes
at
bat.
Increased
his
second
place
average
to
.379.
but
.014
behind
Fred
Stephens,
the
leader.
Hlbbard
also
increased
his
average
to
.333
with
two
hits
in
four
attempts.
Skinner,
Hlbbard
and
Moran
are
now
tied
for
fourth
place.
Following
U
the
standing:
G.
AB.
R.
II.
Stephens
E
8
28
J.
Comadlna
S.
10
29
Harold
E
7
28
Skinner
E
9
33
Hlbbard
O.E
8
24
Moran
S
11
39
W
Old
Empress
2
Elks
1
Sons
of
Canada
1
6
9
10
S
6
9
City
League
Second
Half
11
11
10
11
8
13
Pct.
.393
219
.357
.333
.333
J33
Pct.
.607
.500
.333
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