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FOOT
SENATORS
jPrimo
Camera
Meets
Waterloo
SLUMPING
an(k
arry
ans
ost
Give
Way
for
Detroit
Triers
Fpr
Se
fond
Place
In
American
league
Athletics
Corny
Strong
NEW
YORK,
May
31:
Memorial
Day
doubfe-headers
were
played
in
afr
Big"
League
cities
yesterday.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York
Yankees
took:
both
games
from
the
fowl?
Boston
Red
Sox,
In-creartfe
their
margin-
of
league
leadership
to
four
and
a
half
games.
The
Detroit
Tigers,
faking
both
games
from
the
St.
Loots
Browns,
moved
into
second
priee
in
the
standing
ahead
of
the
Washington
Senators
who
lost
twice
to
the
heavy-
hitting
PMacfepB4a
Ath
letics
who
seem
now
to
have
struck
I
their
real
stride.
In
the
National
League,
'the
Bos
ton
Braves
slumped
still
further'
Dy
dropping
both
games
to
the
New
York
Giants
who
moved
out
of
the
cellar
Into
sixth
place.
The
PhJHles
dropped
to
the
foot
of
the
class
by
losing
two
games
to
the
fatt-movtng
Brooklyn
Dodgers
while
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
maintained
seventh
position
by
splitting
honors
wtth
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
4-3,
Brooklyn
13-5.
New
York
6-4,
Boston
2-2.
St.
Louis
6-2,
Chicago
4-6.
Cincinnati
4-2.
Pittsburg
2-5.
American
League
Boston
5-3,
New
York
7-13.
8.
Washington
2-6,
Philadelphia
13-
Chicago
6-11,
Cleveland
12-12.
Detroit
17-4,
St.
Louis
9-0".
Baseball
Standings
American
Leafue
i
w.
i;
Pet.
j
New
York
28
v
11
.718:
Detroit
24
ft
'
.600
Washintton
J4
17
.
85
Philadelphia
.23
17
.575
Clevetend
23
20
535
St.
Louis
2Q.
23
.465
Chicago
14
27
.341
Boston
,.
7
32
.180,
Nationaf
Leaene
Chicago
27
15
.643
Boston
23
18
J61
Pittsburg
19
1$
.500
Cincinnati
23
24
.489
Brooklyn
.'
21
22
.488
New
York
17
21
.447
St.
Louis
18
23
.439
Philadelphia
19'
25
.432
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advrrtiMtntnt
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pub-
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or
ditplaytd
by
Iht
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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Cover,
mini
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Columbia.
Hotel
Arrival
(as'
New
Royal
Hotel
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WORTH
WHILE
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water:
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I'EIt
DAY
AND
UP
J.
Zarelll
Trlrphone
181
;
Barney
Blrijft
city.
Decision
in
I
en
Kound
battle
LONDON,
May
31:
Larry
Gains,
Toronto
negro,
heavyweight
champion
of
Jb'?v
British
.Empire,
last
night
outpointed
Primo
Camera,
tile
giant
Italian,
at
White
City
Stadium
in
a
10-round
bout
which
commanded
the
attention
of
the
entire
pugilistic
world.
A
crowd
of
seven
thousand
people
saw
the
fight,
this
being
an
all
time
record
for
British
boxing
attendance.
FOREIGN
INVASION
ALMOST
SQUELCHED
"
BY
ENID
WILSON
SAUTON.
Eng.,
May
31:
Enid
Wilson.
Great
Britain's
NEW
MARK
INSPEED
Freddy
Frame
Sets
Record
to
Win
Annual
500-Mile
Auto
Race
at
Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS,
May
31:
Freddy
Frame
of
Los
Angeles
won
the
500-mile
international
automobile
race
on
the
Indianapolis
Speedway
yesterday,
finishing
about
a
minute
ahead
of
Howdy
Wilcox
of
Indianapolis.
Frame's
time
was
four
hours
and
48
minutes
which
is
record.
"IS.
OX
WIN
youthful
champion,
practically
H
squelched
the
foreign
invasion
'!
'
today
bv
defeatinz
Mrs.
Glenna
Collett
Vare.
five
times
cham-
1
plon
of
the
United
States,
4
and
'
2
In
the
third
round
of
the
Bri-
tish
women's
golf
champion-
ship-.
4
4
1
a
new
FOOTBALL
HOME
OIL
vs.
CAN.
LEGION
TONIGHT,
6:30
SPORT
CHAT
Possibly
In
athletic
circles,
more
than
any
other,
will
Bill
Mitchell,
victim
ot
a
tragic
accident
at
Sha-
watlans
Lake
recently,
be
regret
ted
for,
like
other
ot
hit
family.
he
was
a
leader
and
an
expert
In
many
lines
of
sport.
Bill
fairly
exuded
good
sportsmanship
and,
after
time
has
somewhat
assuaged
the
severity
of
the
ioik,
it
will
be
a
lasting,
comfort
to
his
father.
mother,
brothers,
sisters
and
his
many
frtends
that
he
died
as
he
had
Uvea
a
good
sportsman.
After
all,,
he
janK
la
those
Icy
water
hot
thinking
of
his
own
safety
but
rather
staying
with
the
young
boy.
Bob
Kelsey.
so
thnt
he
would
be
assured
that
he
would
reach
shore
safely.
Bill
was
a
good
swimmer
and
coulo.
no
doubt,
have
saved
himself
had
be
been
willing
!mj
leave
tne
Doy
Denma.
Bat.
an
woul
dhave
been
his
way
on
the
field
of
sports
Where
he
was
stmh
a
prominent
fisfure.
he
chose
to
i
lend
the
kindly
hand
and
help
the
omer
leiiow.
SOFTBALL
day
31
Roundhouse
vs,
R.C.N.V.H
June
3-
-R.C.N.V.R.
vs.
Station.
June
7
Dry
Dock
vs.
Roundhous
Jane
Hi
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
14
Dry
Dock
vs.
R.C.N.V.R
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
21
Roundhouse
vs.
R.C.N
.
V.R
June
24
jjpundhouse
vjjfpjbock
ouiie
m
oiaiion
vs.
k.oj.v.b
CN.It.
TRAINS
-V
For
the3
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fit
"
gays
.
..
r....,.
3
p.m,
I
rom
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur
aayr
10:
40
am
OVER
ELKS
t.w
uniforms
or
canticits
Dazzle
Lotlyemen
hi
Heavy
Scoring
Encounter
Hard
Hitting
Barry's
Triple
With
liases
Loaded
Surprises
Lambfe
'Mcniie
Gets
Three
Hits
Sons
of
Canada
broesed
foft
last
!
night
in
tfteir
snapyy
sew
gri
and
maroon
u
informs
anA,
after
a
hec-1
tie
strafgie.
In
wfrtch
trW
lead
changed
hands
on
several
occasions,
finally
managed
to
reoord
their
first
victory
of
the
season
at
the
expense
of
the
Elks
by
a
score
of
nine
to
eight.
It
was
a
ding
dong
battle
all
the
way
with
some
heavy
',
hitting
by
both
skies
and
some
glar-:
ing
errors
throws
in
for
good
mea-!
sure.
Bill
Harold
at
short
for
the'
Elks
was
the
worst
offender
of
the
evening
with
four
mlscues
registered
against
him.
Walter
Johnson.!
shortstop
for
the
Sons,
also
made
a
couple
of
errors,
dropping
a
fly
in
the
fourth
with
two
men
out
which
cost
his
team
four
runs,
i
Barry's
triple
in
the
foSrth,
after1
Lambie
had
intentionally
passed
Harold
to
fill
the
bases,
was
the
sensation
of
the
gatne.
Menzle
was!
drive
to
right
field
which
he
man
aged
to
stretch
to
a
three-bagger.
Elks
started
the
scoring
In
the
second
with
two
runs
when
Alex
Mitchell
and
Chenoskl
scored
on
George
Mitchell's
single.
ELKS
AB
R
In
the
third
Sons
of
Canada
ga-
Harold
ss
2
1
thered
In
five
runs.
Smith
walked,
j
Barry
3b.
4
Moran
was
safe
when
Harold
drop-
Arseneau
If
4
ped
Chenoski's
throw
of
Mpran's
j
Stephens
rf
3
bunt
trying
to
cut
off
Smith
at
se-
A.
Mitchell
c.
3
ond.
Lambie
singled
arid
Smith
scored.
Stiles
hit
a
staler
to
centre
which
went
for
three
bases
when
Skinner
slipped
in
the
loose
gravel.
'omadlna
was
safe
on
second
when
Harold
threw
wild
on
his
grounder.
'omadlna
went
to
third
on
a
pas
sed
ball
and
scored
on
a
wild
pitch.
!
Bufy
Johnson
fouled
out
to
A.
Mitchell.
?rtezell
batted
for
MeNulty
and
oopped
out
to
Chenoskl.
Barry
made
a
pretty
catch
on
Stalker's
foul.
The
Elks
came
right
back
In
the
fourth
with
four
runs
to
take
the
lead.
Moran
threw
out
Chenoskl
at
first..
Mentie
tripled
to
right.
Eddie
Smith
took
O.
Mitchell's
roller
and
caught
Mensie
at
the
plate.
Skinner
was
safe
when
Johnson
dropped
his
pop
fly.
Harold
walked
fiUlng
the
bases.
Barry
came
through
with
a
hard-hit
drive
to
left
to
clean
the
bases,
and
scored
a
moment
later
as
Johnson
booted
Arsetieau's
bouncer.
Stephens
walked.
Frlz-aell
caught
A.
Mitchell's
high
fly
to
end
the
inning.
Canucks
got
two
more
in
their
pot:
tvatt.y
vws
ffOM&IW
TO)
CDGfl5KE0bS
FOR
MARY
THEN,
BY
CHANCE
SHE
OVERHEARD
THE
.
REASON
AND
CHANCED
TO
LIFEBUOY
.
wSvtM
ou
tmm
tMf
r
M
MDK
Um
I
vXt
'so'
fortunate
with
the
stick,
two
of
his
I
"
grounders
hitting
rocks
and
bounc-1
scored
Jn
the
last
of
the
fifth
by
ng
clear
over
the
shortstop's
head
1
the
Canucks,
which
were
enough
to
while
Comadina
misJudaecl
his
wtn
fot
them.
Johnson
singjed.
FrtaseirjdouWed
to
left.
8talker
and
Bury
struck
out
but
Smith
singled
to
centre,
both
runners
scoring.
Moran
lined
one
out
to
Skinner.
The
Box
Score
Chenoskl
p.
4
Menzie
lb.
O.
MitcheM
2b.
Skinner
cf.
Totals
s.
o.
c-
cf.
Smith
2b
3
Moran
3b.
4
Lambie
p
,2
Stiles
lb.
4
Oomadtna
rf
3
Johnson
as.
.
MeNulty
If.
Frlssell
If.
...
R.
Stalker
c.
32
8
ABR
4
0
2
1
H
PO
A
a
3
2
1
1
1
6
1
4
0
2
9
18
6
II
POA
0
0
0
3
1
1
4
0
1
0
2
9
4
0
0
0
0
half
of
the
Inning.
Bury
was
safe
,ed
ball
Stalker
(2).
Mitchell;
hit
when
Mensie
dropped
Barry's
!
"Y
P"fher,
Lambie:
time
of
game,
throw.
He
was
out
stealing.
Smith
,:25;
umpires.
Wlndle
and
Nelson,
doubled
to
left.
HaroW
threw
Mor-
LEAGUE
STANDING
an
out
at
first.
Lambie
walked
and
7.v,.v
o&WUU.
liailtlU
II1HB0QU
OlllCV
erounder
and
Smith
and
Lambie
scored.
Comadina
struck
out.
Again
the
E3k
tdok
the
lead
In
to
.fifth.
Blhqskl
singled
and
pilfered
secdfid.
Mensie
singled.
Chenoskl
scoring.
Menzle
was
fdr-ced
at
second
on
O.
Mitchell's
drive
to
Johnson
and
Mitchell
likewise
went
out
on
Skinner's
grounder
to
the
same
man.
Skinner
went
to
second
on
a
passed
ball
and1
scored
on
Harold's
double,
was
thrown
out
at
first.
Empress
Sons
of
panada
Elks
W.
L.
Pet.
3
0
1.000
1
2
.333
0
2
.000
Suiibr
Football
May
31
Home
Oil
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
2
Regiment
vs.
Merchants.
June
7
Canadian.
Legion
vs.
Barry
I
Merchanfia,
I
June
!)
Home
Oil
v
Itenlment.
The
final
runs
of
the
game
were
June
1
1
Merchants
vs.
Home
Ofl.
NO
B.O.
NOW
TO
KEEP
HER
UNPOPULAR.
TODAY
SHE'S
SHOWERED
WITH
INVITATIONS
SOFTBALL
AT
HIGH
SCHOOL
Pirate
Defeated
Ily
Cubs
IS
to
11
j
Yesterday
Afternoon
B
In
yesterday's
fixture
of
the
High
School
Softball
League,
the
Cubs
defeated
the
Pirates
by
a
score
of
15-n.
The
Pirates
took
the
lead
in
:
the
first
two
innings
but.
after
that.
three-bagger
by
1
Unapt.
5
1
Cubs
Obata
lb.,
Ross
as..
Moxley
n..
Churrh
c
Im
If
PSiltnn
rf
WONDER!
THE
I
Btsipcs,
WKTOW
Srtr
I
NO
T.-TT
HASN'T
MAW
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UaOffiJflSwS
(
P00R6iRtW0BMU)
tilP
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ITS
:
4
1
SCRUBBING
WHf
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TOBE
SO
U
HORSE
ON
WASHDAY
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1
I
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1
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Tim
fV7
J
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I
NEXT
WASHDAY.
:,
,A
(mst
imaoncdear.
i
oot
-
vuu.
1
THE
SNOWIEST,
BRIGHTEST
1
THATS
GREAT;
I
1
100
COOD
TO
BE
TRUE.
I
I
1
WASH
TODAY
ANOI
OIPNT
DEAR
AND
MOO
J
"EVER
DREAMED
A
SOAP
COlXO
HAVE
TO
)
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AS
FRESH
(
V'J?
.
1SAVE
SO
MUCH
WWN.
MWSr
scbub
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U
AS
A
DAISY,
TOO.
ifa
5
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I
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FOR
DISHES,
TOO
J
MIL
A
BIT
Ktfffll
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LETS
INVITE
FRED
TllAcauinHrl.
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It
"v
Tfviiuci-worvin
INQUEST
IS
PROCEEDING
Jury
Investigating
Circumstances
of
Death
of
Late
Alphonse
Levtcque
Inquest
Into
the
death
of
the
late
Alphonse
Leveeque.
who
was
found
dead
last
week
In
his
room
at
the
,
the
Cubs
got
down
to
busirMss
and
Shmrock
noon.
being
oonduc
:
collected
enough
runs
to
win.
The
tnta
aftemoon
bv
Coroner
Nor
n
only
real
hit
of
the
game
was
a
Morrison
2b.
Hanson
3b.
Davles
'Char,e
DlgBart
,
1
cf
..
Palmer
ss
0
Totals
29
9
7
21
10
3
Blks
0
2
0
4
2
0
0
8
S.
O.
C
0
0
5
2
2
P
X0
Summary
Stolen
bases,
Chenoskl,
Moran,
Lambie:
2-base
hits,
Harold
Smith,
Frlssell;
3-baae
hits,
Barry.
Menzle,
Stiles;
base
on
balls
off
Lambie
f4)
Chenoskl
(St;
struck
out
by
Lambie
(8),
Chenoskl
(6;
left
on
bases.
Elks
17),
S.
O.
C.
'51;
wild
pitch,
Lambie.
Chenoskl:
pa-
mrates
Kanaya
d..
Vance
2b
Nakamoto
ss..
Ivarson
rf.,
Walters
lb..
Poetulo
Klrkendall
ef
San-turbane
If..
Allen
3b.
Umpires
C.
Smith
and
T.
Dun-gate.
Reporter
J.
Welle.
Canada
enjoys
leadership
In
per
capita
national
wealth
ot
$3,148.
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
rl
Shipbuilders
and
$hlp
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MlningMachinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
50-tnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
man
A.
Watt.
Jurors
are
Edward
J.
Fttapatrlck.
foreman.
James
Hutf-t.
Wilfrid
Ofatton.
Donald
McLennan.
William
Sullivan
and
FOOTBALL
June
4-Borden
vs.
Booth.
June
8
High
vs.
Booth
uv.,y,u
mrirry
women
Win
oo
to
many
Because
thry
k
wmeer-jjtti
waihahv
.
Mrtaui
it
aM
Krublur...
that
ittit
Iht
clot
tin!
It'
the
iuh
that
doit
Twite
at
much
at
hum
i
,
aoapa
rtfn
in
hard,
t
vuler.
The
makers
i.f
40
waahera
endorse
llmv,
Great
for
dkhwahn
too,
Oct
tte
HIO
Tk
horj-wfltf
r
teop
fot
tub
w:
M
L
1
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wood,
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shingles
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has
been
evaporated.
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shingles
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m.i'i'
Islands
and.
as
a
home
product,
deserve
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makers
wages
on
the
Islands
are
spent
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