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Tuesda.y,
June
2,
1831
BUSINESS
OUTLOOK
Former
Local
.Man
Writes
on
Economic
Situation
Sees
Improvement
Generally
The
following
by
C.
J.
Rogers,
comptroller
of
the
White
Pass
&
Yukon
Route,
whose
lather.
J.
S.
Rogers
was
a
steamship
agent
here
in
the
early
days,
appears
in
the
me
buiimuuj
ui
mc
uumcn
uuuSv-
mwv
v....
abandoned
tneir
increasing
pro-
hand
shows
that
it
has
fulfilled
all
the
dreaami
tnings
pro-
gram,
it
is
quite
evident
that
noth-phesied
of
it.
Instead
of
the
Bennett
government
bringing
tng
has
happened
to
the
general
n
an
era
of
prosperity
as
promised,
it
has
found
it
neces-
JJ
to
lncreast
sary
to
lay
a
heavy
hand
on
the
people
of
the
country
in
e
pro
order
to
pay
its
way.
This
is
in
addition
to
a
tremendous
Raw
proaacu
have
decreased
in
curtailment
of
expenditures
which
has
helped
to
accen-
prices
again
although
as
usual
ma-
breeds.
Orientals.
Middle-EuroDeans.
Eskimos,
nameless
1
v.
a4n
(11
vt-Virvl
aca
1of
AnrlAO
.
?
A-
?
A
V
J.
,
i?
1
i
1.
A
it
.
.
wans
wun
iurave
eyes
dui
wnai,
acquaintance
can
meyivored
to
induce
hu
retaUers
to
re-
mfa
rrrr
BflsHsfsBBsV-
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''ttlL
jtr
1
jai
tn'
KhEML9
bbV.
-issaieJfe-
Southern
California
clubs
have
appointed
Reginald
"8nowy"
B.i-ker.
as
dlrector-general
of
athletic
sports
In
preparatto..
fn
their
part
In
Olympic
games
of
1932.
Baker,
a
native
Australian
and
expert
horseman,
Is
seen
putting
his
horse
through
a
ot-footed
spin
at
Los
Angeles
retailer
In
the
gents'
furnishing!
line
to
try
the
experiment.
With
the
wholesalers
help
a
real
sale
was
put
on.
The
first
week's
volume
was
$8,000
out
of
a
busted
mill
town
with
no
money
In
It.
This
business
depression
that
has
been
running
now
for
nearly
two
years
has
been
likened
to
riearly.
everything
under
the
sun
by
writ-
I
;ers
on
It.
Lately
It
has
seemed
to
me
to
liken
Itself
to
the
great
war.
When
that
war
first
struck
It
was
'
taken
rather
lightly
by
most
of
us.
1
We
couldn't
appreciate
that
It
could
amount
to
much
and
we
more
or,
less
calmly
waited
for
It
to
bum
It-
j
self
out
In
a
few
months
or
be
set-
I
Ued.
As
the
months
dragged
on
a
I
note
of
fear
and
despair
began
to
take
hold
of
the
world.
We
began
to
feel
that
a
war
of
the
first
magni
tude
could
and
was
happening
a
j
thing
we
thought
impossible
under
I
i
our
civilisation
the
end
of
the
war
1
only
came
when
the
world
overcame
1
Its
first
attitude
of
indifference
and
1
its
second
attitude
of
despair
and
!
fear
and
took
Its
coat
off
and
went
actually
to
work
with
all
Its
resour-
ces
and
put
an
end
to
It.
I
think
the
analogy
will
be
apparent
to
everyone.
Only
recenUy
have
we
through
our
financial
leaders,
labor
leaders
and
statesmen
taken
off
our
coat
and
started
In
to
find
out
how
this
thing
can
be
stopped.
We
have
got
that
far
anyway.
Uncle
QAZAZUS
Is
coming!
THS
DAILY
flEWS
Tuesday,
June
1931
News
and
Views
in
Sport
World
Sons
of
Canada
Victorious
By
Score
of
Seven
to
One
in
Opening
Ball
Game
of
Season
The
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
League
opened
its
playing
.
.
.
,
,
,
...
i
x
in
the
early
pan
01
ine
year
nave
lMhahi.
h.
4
tarmr
turn-nut
on
made
a
three-battuer.
Stallcer
was
tuate
the
condition
of
unemployment
and
hardship
under
nuiactured
products
nave
not
101-
glx
Mfetle
Theere
were
miite
a
Neiron
p
3
Which
the
country
is
laboring.
1
IoWd
m
me
f
p"5"wn-"
B
number
of
errors
by
both
sides
but
Zarelli
If.
4
In
order
to
pay
the
curl,nt
expenditures
and
fixed
ZV
Vl
ta
the
nr$t
sb.
J
charges
and
also
to
provide
a
bonus
of
five
cents
on
Cana-
caMed
b.
tog
of
manufactured
'1
m
started
their
scor-
ourVich
rf
.2
dian
wheat,
the
government
has
increased
the
sales
tax
by
prices
behind
the
decreases
in
the
m
,
n
t
mnm
wnen
Kenny
Stephens
lb
2
three
cents
on
the
dollar
and
raised
the
income
tax
on
in-
raw
commodities.
The
corporated
companies
from
eight
to
ten
per
cent.
This
the
return
of
the
TV,
coU
ov
without
consequent
consequent
According
to
a
lady
writer
in
the
Canadian
Home
Jour-
i
ii
ri
ii
n
n
l
"v
r
,en
current
issue
ol
WaaWnaton
Pur-
iOQr
:,
Ar-rnnnHfl
Hill
fn-nnnds
when
the
Sons
I
Chre
VeTiTrZa.
if
Canada
defeated
the
Millionairs
by
a
score
of
seven
to
ton
of
buine
during
the
past
one.
Mayor
Orme
pitched
the
opening
ball
and
it
appeared
month.
The
increase
in
certain
lines
by
the
direction
the
ball
went,
that
his
outcurve
is
vvork-durim
March
has
faded
out
and
;n
pvpn
better
than
it
was
when
he
opened
the
season!
IavoIs
am
haeV
where
thev
Started
?
m
,.,v.
i-lr
1
1
:
;f
yeur.
iiicic
wsu
nuw
auui
a
uig,
this
spring.
The
Industries
that
crowd
of
fans
on
hand
as
might
times
up.
Roberta
and
Zarelll
ear
b
cemmenoed
Increases
of
production
have
been
expected,
but
there
will
collected
two
tingles,
while
Smith
caiciica
evex
v
Fmiusi.
"'"'
'
j
the
costs
U
hfen
of
the
manufac-
1S
a
levy
on
IOOCI,
ciomes
anu
luxuries,
aw
uear
uie
uurueii
tured
arttele
he
buy
naturally
equally.
The
poor
man
eats
as
much
as
a
rich
man
and
his
take
him
out
of
the
market
until
food
is
taxed
and
he,
the
consumer,
has
to
pay
it.
an
adjustment
of
these
two
values
The
inonmp
tnv
was
nlvenrlv
hirrh
but
it
hns
been
riven
a
Is
made.
While
this
is
unfortunate
hoist.
This
in
addition
to
the
double
income
tax
levied
by
the
Tolmie
government,
makes
a
big
demand
on
a
long-
suffering
vi
public.
nai
Lnereai'e
HiSKimos
nvinir
near
rrince
Jtunerx.
ui
course
,
.i
,
Thursdav
Thursday
w
when
the
Sons
try
to
re-
the
only
other
batter
to
hit
safely.
?eat
their
success
at
the
expense
of
Umpire
Brookes,
behlnl
the
plate
the
Elks.
-
handled
the
game
efficiently
and
Is
Bill
Lambie
dW
the
pitching
for
to
be
commended
for
clearing
the
the
winners
and
hi
the
Millionairs
players'
benches
of
spectators,
down
with
three
scattered
hits.
Box
Score
while
Jaek
Nelson
did
mound
duty
Millionairs
AB
R
H
PO
fnr
th
krars
and
was
touched
for
Bury
cf
4
0
decrease
in
rf-f.
man
wait-d.
Moran
was
Budluleh
2b.
3
raw
producer
.
h
Kekon
tried
to
catch
Smith
c.
3
reduction
in
Kpnnv
at
ond
hut
failed.
Smith
Moore
rf.
1
overthrew
third
when
Kenny
tried
to
steal
and
he
scored.
The
next
Totals
thrw
hatters
all
struck
out.
S.
O,
C
lucky
bounce
over
Wendle's
head,
scoring
Roberts
and
Frlzzell.
He
went
to
second
on
the
throw-in.
Johnson
was
thrown
out
at
first.
The
Millionairs
got
their
lone
run
in
the
fifth.
Stephens
struck
out
and
Kenny
threw
out
Budlnlch.
i
.
fanned
but
was
safe
when
Roberts
let
the
ball
get
away
from
him.
;
Nelson
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball,
filling
the
bases.
Zarelll
hit
a
liner
down
the
third
base
line
for
a
single,
scoring
Smith.
Moran
took
Wendle's
smash
and
forced
Nelson
at
third.
Friasell
led
the
hit
ters
with
three
hits
including
a
double
in
three
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BABY
SHOULD
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FOR
AT
LEAST
ONE
HOUR
H
DAY
AND
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of
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and
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Buckingham
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smooth
refrraliititf
lilfnl
tj
I.J.Mni
aim-
treated
by
powerful
ultra
violet
rays.
inert
is
no
mora
mellowing
mflueDce
tuan
the
sun.
BucLinghams,
treated
with
iliant
sun
lamps,
are
remarkably
cool
ana
mellow
an
aU-plraaure
cigarette,
never
varying
in
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1
ABR
They
added
two
more
In
the
sec-
Kenny
2b
.3
i
and
Roberts
led
off
with
a
sinEle.
Moran
3b
3
0
there
la
something
to
be
said
for
4
0
He
went
to
seCQnd
c
a
vaMeA
baU
Lambie
p,
the
manufacturers
side
of
it.
Tak-
wnen
Fri2ZeU
doubled
to
Howe
rf
3
0
tog
an
raw
products
Including
farm
left
Frl2zeli
went
to
third
on
a
StIes
lb
3
0
mroduetlon.
the
basic
nrodueers
are
i
n
a
.v
etniv.
nnhWtx
r
3
s
.
.
-
Diiaeru
usn
aiiu
acuicu
wuai
gHiJkci
.
.
.
-
Then
there
is
a
fifty
per
cent
increase
in
postage
rates
usually
smaller
units
than
the
went
out
at
flrst
johnson
and
rrtotiicf.
3
3
on
letters
and
various
other
imposts
all
designed
to
take
tlx
wno
work
p
and
roarket
Kenny
struck
out.
if
...3
o
money
from
the
people
of
the
country
which
ordinarily
ff
pu'
?f!
Tw
more
were
addcd
ta
Johnson
2
0
tbev
wnnld
?nenrl
tn
keen
the
wbeek
nf
inrlnstrv
mnvino-
quickr
131
KnaMer
un.
,
f
iwrth.
Roberts
was
safe
when
Ste-
-
.
they
spend
to
Keep
the
Wheels
OI
inOUStr
moing.
wqUJd
to
i,
n9t
the
organized
resistance
nW
,rfmn
Wpnriu,.,
throw
and
Totals
27
7
3
,
H
PO
0
0
'Ihe
dlttlCUlty
With
our.
system
IS
that
When
times
are
reduction
of
labor
costs
In
the
ba-
enl
to
Qnd
He
usAtA
when
MUHonalrs
0
0
0
0
bad
and
people
have
little
money
the
governments
almost
sic
producers
that
there
is
m
the
vn
.insied
toineht
Frizzeii
sons
of
Canada
,
.
i
202
ESKIMOS
NEAR
PRINCE
RUPERT?
the
fifth.
Howe
was
safe
on
Ste
phens'
error.
He
was
caught
trying
it
is
a
fhVht
nf
imamnntinn
hut
it
rnves
n
wrnnn-
imnre-!,k-
.ku
...
,.
.
wM.m
to
teftl
second.
Styles
got
ort
when
sior,
of
the
country
Gof
if
teen
hundred
miles
farther
north
Uhere
j.
SSZSt
uu
joiwiuua
iiicj
uc
iuuiiu,
uui
nuw
nci
c
in
mio
i
cjuii
auu
:
rw'
i'r
riht.
Frlzzell
hit
to
Farquhar.
The
we
think
not
within
at
least
a
thousand
miles.
defln,te
llmbmg.?,u
L'h?
.?.e
bau
lodged
lodged
in
in
his
his
glove
glove
and
both
The
writer
of
the
article
is
Nina
Moore
Jamie6on
and
here
is
what
she
says:
"Out
from
Prince
Rupert,
perched
away
up
on
the
coast
of
British
Columbia,
is
a
little
island,
where
lumbermen
have
a
camp,
where
fishermen
nut
in
as
a
port
of
call,
occasionally,
where
there
are
by
some
miracle,
children
enough
to
warrant
a
school.
The
teacher
is
a
woman
with
can
commence
until
these
two
ele
ments
of
raw
prices
and
tlon
on
the
one
side
of
manufacture
prices
and
production
on
the
other
side
come
Into
arr
adjustment.
While
this
recession
has
been
running
well
over
a
year
It
is
only
since
the
first
of
the
year
that
we
have
noticed
a
really
strong
effort
three
daughters
of
her
own
girls
in
their
teens.
Whatjby
the
outlet
of
tht
manufacturer.
rinnre
ia
trioro
fnr
tVioco
m'rls
tn
mara
iha
nottn-ol
fftonn
(the
retailer,
to
put
.
prices
on
this
"
dlted
with
a
hit,
his
third
game.
Stalker
hit
one
that
took
a
1
1
0
10
7
0
0
2
6
21
son.
Moran;
ume
01
game,
umpires,
Brookes
and
Laporte
CARDS
WIN
A
0
3
0
1
I
0
0
0
3
0
a
A
5
0
3
0
0
2
0
0
1
10
5
1
0
01
2
C
x
7
invariably
increase
their
levies,
thus
helping
to
Crush
manufacturing
end
and
the
basic
rtoie
second
and
went
to
third
when
Summary
Two-base
hit.
FrSz-those
already
down.
Also
they
Curtail
expenditures
thus
"
d0
not,
J""':
ac
the
ball
was
thrown
high.
He
scored
sell.
3,rse
hit.
Smith:
rase
on
balls
hlh
overhead
the
otner
8lde
asias
Stalker
thrown
out
at
first
off
Nelson
1;
struck
out
by
Lam-?S&
belninir
tn
thrmv
men
nnt
nf
ernnlnvment
tn
inin
the
larre
was
m!
L?
and
WhtCh
Sow"
11
to
reUt
the
de-
Johnson
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Me
.11..
Nelson
Hk
left
on
bases,
army
Of
men
already
trying
to
eke
OUt
a
Scant
livelihood,
cums
to
an
attempt
to
keep
iU
or-
J
K(!nny
wemoutat
flrst
Moran
was
Millionairs
6.
S.
O.
C.
5;
passed
s.
i
ganizatkm
functioning.
The
fact
hU
by
a
pltched
ban
Neison
tossed
baU.
Roberts
2.
Smith
2i;
stolen
'also
that
the
taking
to
market
of
.
.
T,amhl.
to
-nr
th.
mnne
ibase.
Roberta,
Frlzzell.
Stalker;
hit
raw
product,
usually
te
quite
Ireet;
m
lQby
p,tchef.
Nelson.
Stephens,
John
1:30;
j
FROM
REDS
Won
Six
to
Five
in
l!
Inning
Game
'
Yesterday
and
Incrrane
Lead
I
In
Standing
ST.
LOUI8,
June
2:
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Increased
their
lead
in
the
"
National
League
yesterday
"
by
'
smith
was
safe
when
Stvleii
nulled
.
.
cTiirio
nnrJ
.nntnnte
nf
rr,VH,nn?
T1,Q
W,.
(Uln.c
u0
if.
merchandise
that
wouw
increase
.
.
.
.
,,
.
aeieatmg
tincxnnau
oy
a
score
01
Lja
iso
uuu
vuiuuv-bo
ui
uimuuui
iticj
niiutv
Aaiviiciiia,
jiciix-
.
.
t
o
moll
ro
r
awv
ua
wic
iaw
uui
have
normally
with
other
girls
of
their
own
class?"
Iduce
their
prices
but
this
the
retailer
resisted
with
the
argument
that
there
was
no
money
In
the
town
anyway
and
reductions
would
be
of
no
avail.
The
town
happened
o
be
a
mill
payroll
town
and
full
of
gloom
and
business
was
at
a
very
low
level.
He
finally
Induced
one
six
to
fve
In
a
12-innlng
struggle,
j
It
was
the
only
game
played
in
the
Big
Leagues
yesterday.
All
Amerl-
can
League
games
were
rained
out.
j
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
iSt
Louis
23
11
New
York
.23
13
Chicago
21
15
Boston
19
18
Brooklyn
19
20
Philadelphia
18
20
Pittsburg
17
22
Cincinnati
9
30
American
League
Pet.
.677
.639
383
.514
.487
.474
.430
234
W.
L.
PCt.
Philadelphia
28
9
.757
New
York
22
16
579
Washington
23
17
.575'
'Cleveland
20
20
500
Chicago
17
21
.447
;
Detroit
18
26
.409
St.
Louis
13
22
.371
Boston
14
24
389
MILLION
PEOPLE
AT
DERBY
TOMORROW
IS
4
PRESENT
EXPECTATION
EPSOM
DOWNS,
Eng.,
June
2:
It
Is
estimated
that
a
million
people
will
witness
the
Derby
run;
tomorrow.
Link
Boy
was
scratched
today
and
It
la
not
expected
there
will
be
more
than
24
starters.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:30.
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Olympic
Aspirants
If
Elizabeth
and
Ctheine
Mux:
Kansas,
keep
up
tiieir
fo
tr
1:1
3
may
be
included
in
Utnu-o
Sn
."
Legion
Lineup
dlan
Legten
team
win
be
ehosen
from
the
following
players:
J.
Smith,
Skinner,
D.
Jack.
Erskin,
O).
Howe,
WoodsMe,
T.
Iiaddon.
J.
Murray.
W.
Murray.
F.'HoogkinsbD.
Wm.
Murray,
C.
Baptte
i
captain
i,
Bussanich,
A.
Hodgkinfton.
SOFTBALL
!
-1
i
June
2
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
S
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
K
u.i
of
UtllVl
:
srui
ihrnwmv;
a
set
ol
'
next
Olympic
team.
1
Merchant's
Team
For
tonight's
football
match
Merchants
foasfeall
team
f
10-agalnat
t
ho.
Merchants
thaOana-
4iaht!a.aa4e
win
be
as
()inws
S.
Outvies,
Dotelsw.
Stiles.
O
Mn-
chell.
Currle;
Hill.
A
Diknv
H
Dickens.
S.
DMM.
McKay
Cttei.
oskt.
Ntservts.
V.
Menetes.
Le
Amor.
The
above
aU
report
ii:
aiu:
wil!
turn
out
m
bclsjtht
new
colors
uic
ssum
as
the
eM
MerohanU
Fouiba.,
Cteb.
BASEBALL
June
4
S.9.C.
vs.
Elks
June
8
Elks
vs.
MUHomiirr
A
Private
Income
of
;s100
a
month
for
Life
MOO
A
MONTH
If
in
good
health
'IOO
A
MONTH
If
In
III
health
'IO.000
CAM
Minnie
of
death
.
.
.
from
age
55!
Just
picture
It
At
55.
while
etitl
well
.m
!
Vip("TWB,
IOCCHMC
iniWB
HTVtC
lrtOKilC
(inn
and
above
other
revenue),
nnartrrd
m
the
rrtt
cif
your
life,
of
$100
a
immth.
You
simply
make
yearly
or
hi.lf-veurU
defxnits
of
an
agrqrd
amount
for
a
penttel
period,
at
Ute
end
of
witfcti
you
begin
to
rupeive
a
tnostthly
inrawe
for
Hfe.
That's
only
part
of
the
story
If.
mean
wliile,
tltrnugh
sickneM
or
accident
'u
IwHikl
U-cowe
Utially
disabled,
y
paying
premiums
and
receive
)100
a
iikhuI'
during
Micb
disability.
At
age
55,
the
regu
Hu
incttme
of
$100
a
nOTrmi,'
unimpmrH
pontes
into
efTeft.
Look
how
your
iamlly
U
protected
.Shuuld
you
die
at
any
time
before
reai
Imv
SS,
your
family
receiven
$10,000.
PHI
In
and
forward
tlili
form
fwlilrh
Inrotfes
iyou
In
no
obligation)
and
etart
Allures
suited
.
.
.
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LIFE
ASSURANCE
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
HEAD
OFFICE
MONTREAL
Withjmt
obligation
mi
mj
part,
plww
send
full
part
iquVsa
of
your
JITOs-nsilli-fof.i;re
pbft
as
Mil
lined
hi
your
aJWrtwe
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in
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.
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