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PROTEST
OP
FARMERS
Monday,
vky
3,
193.;
Down
in
Quebec
the
farmers
are
protesting
against
the
prices
they
have
to
pay
for
services
in
the
cities.
They
claim
that,
while
their
prices
have
dropped
to
a
point
vht
tha
vohD-no
fnr
rhn
talmi
ovnnnrlmi
nw
v.nit
r11..
BASEBALL
IS
EXCITING
Sons,
of
Canada.
Takr
Empress
In
10
Inning-Game
to
Tie
Up
League
Standing
FORBES
STRIKES
OUT
25
Sons
of
Canada
defeated
Young
Empress
by
a
score
of
8-6
in
the
In
termediate
Baseball
League
fixture
yesterday
afternoon,
but
it
took
three
extra
Innings
before
the
Issue
was
decided.
Young
Forbes,
who
pitched
for
the
winners,
was
the
hero
of
the
encounter,
as
he
struck
out
no
less
than
25
batsmen
in
the
in
three
innings,
while
four
whiffed
the
ozone
in
the
second,
one
of
them
being
safe
when
the
catcher
mis-
jsed
the
third
strike.
In
every
other
'frame
ho
managed
to
retire
two
imen
by
the
strike-out
route.
His
control
was
rather
wobbly
at
first,
as
he
walked
six
men
in
the
first
four
innings.
After
that,
however,
he
tightened
up
and,
although
he
V
mvi
M.o-aa
ti'-i
1
1
1
1st
nnt
laeita
n
n
a
nice
lCe
game
in
the
field,
but
a
few
nil,
the
city
services
in
many
cases
remain
the
same.
One
them
the
game.
nf
thflm
flips
that
ru'n
vpflrs
ion
when
ho
wnniaA
n
tnnfVi
tiu
,i
..im
v,r
hi,.
.......
'sttattstiaUattaUsttiaaUasi
News
,
of
The
3pqrt
Jorld
SENATORS
Big
League
Scores
PICNIC
ON
Baseball
Standings
ARE
JN
LEAD
New
York
Yankees
and
Washington
Start
rucial
Series
Boston
In
'
First
Place
in
National
WASHINGTON,
May
2:
The
Washington
Senators
and
New
York
10
innings.
He
whiffed
three
men
g
f(jm
won
us
k.ng
possession
of
first
place
in
the
American.
League
ahead
of
the
Yanks.
Cleveland
Indians
made
it
two
straight
over
the
Chicago
White
cu
and
moved
into
a
tie
with
Deceit
Titers
for
third
place.
Altsr
continuing
their
losing
trtfk
by
dropping
a
close
game
to
ihe
Washington
Senators
on
Satur-
""""
u""w
day.
the
luckless
Philadelphia
p
Ath-
more
fm-prec.
Batt.
who
wen
the
route
for
the
Ion
struck
out
'
"
l
'y,
"e:
Cub.
Offered
decisive
defeat
at
I
"
I?uT7,r.T
the
hands
of
the
St.
LouU
Cardinals
and
dropped
to
second
place
behind
the
Boston
Braves
who
had
defeated
the
New
York
Giants
on
Satur-
pulled,
a
sack
of
potatoes
would
pay
for
the
service.
Today
lmade
b
fang
in
the
first
inning
Reds
defmted
the
it
takes
at
least
two
sacks
or
more
for
the
same.
They
com-
en
he
dTe
,n
tw?
runners
for
pituburg
Pirates
but
the
phtnie.
plain
of
the
price
paid
for
doctor's
fees,
particularly
forS"
TxiZ
wno
h,d
won
over
Drook,yn
Dod
maternity
work,
and
thev
exclaim
atralnst
the
charges
nf
.
...
.
...
v..
R"
m
a
close
game
Batumay,
thP
lmwvP)s
All
tWo
thav
en,.
wr,n
nf
w,
i.v..
JL.u
nutlntalned
a
mathematical
hold
-
uivuv
--j
viaj
iiiiunj
uub
vi
jji
upui
-1
c
num
oujrs,
vuvcib
uic
ulillal
tion
to
the
services
rendered
compared
with
the
services
i
ack
a
veteran
and
it
would
not
given
by
the
farmers.
Salaries
of
school
teachers,
clergy-1
be
urPrising
if
he
should
see
faster
men
and
others
have
been
cut
but
over
some
of
the
char-!60?3
"y
Mo
the
endt
.
ges
there
is
no
control
and
it
is
said
that
a
monopoly
ex-j.
af?iTwifh
Vi
!
margin
at
the
befinnlns
of
the
The
farmers
carry
the
arrniment
for
lower
nrices
fur-
i
fifth,
son
of
Canada
managed
to
on
third
place.
ther.
They
say
that
the
professional
men
have
been
edu-!"
the
score
ln
the
seventh
and
junior
League
Resumes
with
nigh
catetl
very
largely
at
the
expense
of
the
state
and
then
!lnj!"y.ra?
Jn
two
Kmt
,n
lh
Sch001
'ting
Borden
i
when
a
depression
such
as
the
present
comes
they
use
ttolStiS'SS
second1
monopoly
given
them
for
the
purpose
of
retaining
their
him
in
the
last
inning
to
eineh
the
part
The
ofT
omng
nTootin
of
the
Sue
scale
of
high
charges.
They
counter
the
argument
that
of-
eonteat.
brought
Borden
and
High
schools
ten
the
doctors
work
for
nothing
by
saying
that
the
far-;
80016
h
wnings:
together
on
Saturday
afternoon
mers
do
not
want
to
be
the
subjects
of
charity.
They
want
i
R
11
K
wth
k00
game
resulting,
consia-
a
fpp
that
thpv
run
nnv
anrl
u-ant
tn
L
,.A
,inL
!,
"
-
C.
1
0
0
0
2
2
1
0
0
2-
8
4
erlng
it
wtu
the
first
match
for
zsniti
frkrrrer
"
o
i
n
0
o
0
o
-
5
7
month,.
...m
miciii
w
ut
iimciucm.
;
Batteries:
Forbes
and
Eckert;
JBatt
and
Erickson.
TAMPERING
IS
DANGEROUS
Vhfin
it
WAS
flnnminPPrl
rhnt
thp
nfAVinnial
nmummnnf
LOCAL
ITEMS
FOOTBALL
IS
PLAYED
score
was
nine
to
nil.
The
opening
exchanges
were
very
even
with
Borden
holding
its
own.
jits
defence
tackled
nicely,
Hong,
jVeitch
and
Naylor
showing
up
well,
i
with
Campbell,
Shrubsall
and
Mc-I
Quire
the
best
ot
the
forwards.
Iv-
planned
to
ask
the
Legislature
to
pass
a
moratorium
act;
h.
f.
oiay
sailed
last
night
mlSllSSSiS
wiC
an2
an
uiui
criges
it
semeu
nne
a
goou
ining
at
mis
time
10
"
iu
protect
the
people
who
might
find
it
difficult
to
secure
the
stewart-
money
and
who
might
consequently
lose
property
which;
gehoo,
InJZ7ln
.n
i,-otherwise
they
could
hold.
The
protection
afforded
seem-:Sn
Zl
"1
T!Z
ed
particularly
beneficial
where
the
mortgage
covered
a
(Port
Simpson
on
official
duties.
home.
Now
comes
word
that
the
mortgage
companies
are
hold-i
Anton
Hovich
of
Porcher
iiaui
ing
back
in
the
loaning
of
money
because
of
the
danger
of
f"!1
ta,
the
on
not
hi,
able
to
.collect.
Owing
to
the
moratorium
it
ms-
that
people
are
taking
advantage
of
the
condition
and
not;
winter
m
Vancouver,
making
payments
when
thev
were
able
to
do
so.
The
re-!
lusai
oi
loans
is
reaucmg
tne
amount
oi
Dunning
and
ac-1
pt-
a.
walker,
marme
super
centuatmg
the
already
dull
condition
of
business.
What
seemed
like
beneficent
legislation
is
tending
to
become
a
menace.
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
dlspuyed
by
tne
Liquoj
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
SMOKED
-
BLACK
0
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.C.
lntendtnt
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.,
and
Mrs.
Walker
are
making
,the
round
trip
north
aboard
the
.steamer
OaUladhU
trip.
They
wtrj
here
last
night
northbound
am
will
call
again
tomorrow
morning
enroute
back
to
Vancouver.
i
Merely
routine
business
was
taken
up
this
morning
at
the
regular
monthly
meUng
of
the
Prince
Itu.
pert
Ministerial
Association
with
Rev.
W
D.
Orant
Holllngworth.
:he
preaitent,
in
the
chair.
There
was
some
discussion
of
the
prr
ent
world
situation
and
the
part
i
the
church
might
play
In
con-ntctlon
with
It.
II
uimuu
news
j
BURNS
LAKE
A
delightful
Mother
and
Daugh
ter
banquet
was
held
In
the
United
Church
ihurch
heraoi
here-pri'Monday
evening
of
st
week
there
belns
"about
'
Chrlstlson,
with
Cromp
a
fine
cen
tre
half.
In
the
second
half,
Borden
still
played
hard
but
was
weak
in
attack.
Lindsay
was
a
disappointment
and
missed
several
chances.
O'Neill
was
clever
and
plucky
and
Houston
showed
up
well
In
defence.
Annesley,
in
goal,
cleared
many
a
hard
drive
and
had
no
chance
with
the
goals
that
were
scored.
Willis-croft
and
Dungate
were
safe
defenders
and
Faw
was
very
reliable.
Nakamoto
and
Morgan
were
dangerous
ln
a
tuck.
Morgan
kept
goal
the
first
half
for
High
and,
in
the
second,
Allen
kept
goal.
Goal
scoreri
for
High
were:
Irarson
U.
Alton
12),
Morgan.
Chrlstlson
and
Wilson,
one
each.
Teams
'
High
Allen;
WlUlscreft,
Dun-gate;
Faw.
Cromp,
Klrkendail;
Na-kamota,
Wilson.
Ivarson,
Morgan,
Chrlstlson.
Borden
Annesley;
Currle,
Hong;
Naylor,
VeUch.
Houston;
Lindsay.
O'Neill.
ShrubsalL
Campbell
Mc
Quire.
Referee,
J.
Campbell;
linesmen,
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
T.
Church.
The
next
regular
fixture
Is
for
Wednesday
evening
when
Bordei.
and
Booth
meet.
The
teams
are
well
matched
and
the
games
are
al
ways
eagerly
fought
out
with
little
to
choose
so
that
a
good
game
U
New
Express
Agent
In
Vancouver
City
VANCOUVER.
May
2
Accord-
fifty
fifty
I
ihg
to
an
announcement
made
to-
pitfent.
MUs
Olive
Nourse
was
day
by
C.
A.
Cunnlnaliam.
general
j
talistmhtrfts
-ahd
there
wai'fln
lh-
sUperlhiendent,
Cdr4t)lan,
.KaUonaJ
v
"
'terestlng
program
of
musical
niim-
Express,
Western
region,'
Harvey
bers
and
appropriate
soeeches
by
Boale.
who
for
he
p31
two
years
the
girls
and
their
mothers.
has
been
agent
for
the
company
in
-
(Victoria,
has
bt-tq
transferred
to
Mrs.
E.
S.
Fleming
entertained
at
Vancouver
as
m
nerol
agent,
tea
last
Wednesday
afternoon
In
Mr.
Boale
cume
to
the
Pacific
honor
of
her
mother,
Mrs.
McKeen,
,
Coast
from
Moose
Jaw
and
has
been
who
Is
leaving
soon
for
Vancouver.
'
with
the
company
for
20
years.
In
.
J
,
,
T
'
Vancouver
he
will
succeed
W.
C.;
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Cranston,
transferred
to
Winnipeg
Mrs.
Sam
McCleary
of
Decker
Lake
last
week
as
general
agent.
Mr
at
the
Burns
Lake
Hospital
last
Boale
will
a.s.sum.
hu
new
duties
at
(
Monday
evening.
once.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows:
SATUKDAV
SCORES
American
League
Detroit
4,
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
1,
Washington
2.
Boston
3,
New
York
6.
Chicago
7,
Cleveland
10,
National
League
Brooklyn
7,
Philadelphia
8.
St.
Louis
3,
Chicago
5.
New
York
4,
Boston
7.
SUNDAY
SCOKES
American
League
Chicago
1.
Cleveland
11.
New
York
2,
Washington
4.
Only
two
games,
played.
National
League
Pittsburg
5,
Cincinnati
7.
St.
Louis
7,
Chicago
1.
Other
games
postponed.
SATURDAY
American
League
w.
I
Washington,
12
!
The,
Sunday
School
picnic
season
10
got
away
to
an
early
start
on
Sa-
Detroit
10
iturday
afternoon
when
the
four
Cleveland
renior
classes
of
the
Sunday
School
St.
Louis
of
St.
Peter's
Anglican
Church
had
Chicago
their
annual
picnic
at
Tugwell
Philadelphia
Island.
Albert
and
Arnl
Eyolfson
Boston
12
6
5
4
3
loaned
their
gat
boats
for
the
occa-
slon
and
about
forty
persons
in
all
National
IxajjUC
enjoyed
the
outing.
Ideal
weather
W
conditions
favored
the
event,
races,
Boston
lb
t
awtmmjng
and
the
usual
picnic
Chicago
10
4
sports
were
Indulged
In
and
houn-
Philadelphia
4
l
teous
refreshments
were
provided.
Cincinnati
9
It
was
a
"red
letter"
day
for
all
the
Pittsburg
6
u
young
folk
who
were
ln
attendance.
New
York
5
The
four
Sunday
School
teachers
St.
Louis
6
io
were
in
charge
of
the
outing.
Brooklyn
.
4
u
IT
tkftKMr
iir
Available
Bed
Rock
of
our
our
at
oconomic
'"PESTED
Ly
every
major
cataitrophe
world
war,
world
--epiileuiic
and
world
depression
Life
Iiuuranre
Las
drinorutrated
its
Mreuglli
and
stahility.
It
lias
provetl
a
teriuLle
bed-rock
of
our
economic
life.
It
has
met
every;
obligation
100
rents
on
the
dollar
ami
met
it
promptly.
It
lias
relieved
financial
dUtre.
guarded
families
and
homes,
proved
a
sure
protection
against
(toverty
and
want.
Life
Insurance
companies
in
Canada
liave
greater
lioldings
of
goveriuueut
and
municipal
bonds
tlian
the
cliartereJ
lianLt.
Tlieir
real
ctute
loans
are
doulde
Uiooe
of
tlio
mortgage
loan
and
lrut
companies
combined.
The
policyholders'
fund
exceed
the
total
deposits
in
banks,
trust
companies
and
all
government
depositories
combined.
TlieMs
combined
awets
male
Life
Insurance
pre-minentlf
aafe
and
sound.
Life
Insurance
is
reliable
because
It
is
ctliblibe
upon
a
sounj
trjcnlific
basis.
Iii(bic
from
prtiniums
Is
sufGriviit
lo
provlJs
s
largfl
msrsin
of
safdy
ifaiii,
all
ronilOiencles.
No
pUc)bolJcr
bai
ever
lost
a
dollar
tbroutli
tbe
fallors)
of
any
Life
Insuraiire
company,
liffiwpj
In
CanaJa,loful-
'
fill
its
oLli(atlons
promptly
anj
to
pay
all
cljiiui
In
full.
All
Lift
Imyranre
rompsnirs
are
subject
lo
cuulliiuout
faa
iuMKilioM
aaJultoL
...
,.
N
.
Hold
fast
lo
your
Life
Insurance
and
add
to
jo
holdings
whenever
poaailde.
f
life
Insurance
$,ennj&
L
fwou
CbmfmnUt
'
Prt.
"ft
Ml
iff!
XI