markable
tfcat
people
apk,
'have
we
got
a
govt
is
it
just
a
tax
collecting
agency?
"
SSSM
I
sr
y
A
sssssW
LAUSANNE
timi
fivaiiut.
t
U
be
co-onei-ation.
The
rpRii
t
s
thnr
tuQ
,'.
mg
a
quite
different
attitude
towaixl
the
big
outstanding
quertions
and
the
result
should
be
mutually
beneficial
fcven
if
little
is
accomplished
at
this
conference,
the
fu-tuie
is
full
ofiiope
for
a
better
understanding
all
round,
Premier
MaeDonald
is
a
good
man
to
lead
a
new
world
movement
along
strictly
modern
lines.
A
AS
THE
POLES
Thi
uUvt'i
tiHUn.nl
is
.not
puulhhed
oi
utpiavd
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
prospects
for
the
Dominion
are
very
b
stnTVu-
ROME.
June
21:
The
man
who
attempted
to
take
the
life
of
Premier
Mussolini
recently
has
been
found
guilty
and
It
is
expected
he
will
be
shot
soon.
Another
bomber
will
suffer
the
same
fate
at
the
same
time.
Telephone
Dep't
Had
Surplus
j
During
May
i
The
financial
statement
of
Samuel
Massey.
superintendent
of
the
city
telephone
department,
for
the
month
of
May.
presented
to
the
city
council
last
night,
placed
estimated
by
tne
Llquot
reve""e
of
the
department
for
the
month
at
$3462.93
with
expenditure
of
$293052,
leaving
a
aurplus
of
I
$520.71.
ran
daily
.s'ctrs
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25
1,40
Tuesday,
June
21,
1932
BUY
AT
HOME
A
number
of
Prince
Rupert
merchants
are
sponsoring
a
ouy
at
home
movement
which
has
in
itself
great
possibilities
of
development.
By
supporting
our
own
merchants
Sharkey-Schmeling
Bout
Tonight
NEW
YORK,
June
21:
One
of
the
smallest
crowds
to
witness
a
championship
bout
In
recent
years
is
expected
tonight
at
Madison
Square
Garden's
Long
Islam)
Bowl
when
Max
Schmeling
defends
his
world's
heavyweight
boxin;
title
against
Jack
Sharkey,
the
Boston
gob,
who
has
already
made
several
unsuccessful
attempts
to
lift
the
crown.
It
is
anticipated
that
the
gate
will
run
between
$30ft(eoe
and
$400,000.
The
bowl
has
capacity
for
75,000
but
it
Is
not
expected
more
than
50,000
persons
will
at
tend.
Both
Schmeling
and
Sharkey
were
reported
last
night
to
be
in
superb
condition
for
the
renewal
of
the
dispute
which
started
two
years
ago
when
Schmeling
captured
the
crown
from
the
American
sailor
following
the
abdication
of
Gene
Tunney.
Sharker
predicted
that
be
would
knock-out
the
German
before
the
firht
was
far
advanced.
He
will
receive
ten
percent
of
the
net
gate.
ucu
uibj
use
us
wen
we
ran
mane
rnnce
uupert
an
im-
nortant
centre.
By
sending
our
money
away
we
can
bleed
Pn;
Pvnvnnf
e
the
home
town
dry
and
nobodv
will
make
Lambie
Pitches
j
One-Hit
Shutout
,
Over
Empress
Piteher
Also
Led
His
Team's
Attack
With
Three
Slnjles
Gurvich
Got
Only
Empress
Hit
Last
night's
baseball
fixture
be-;
tween
Empress
and
Sons
of
Canada
was
all
Lambie
as
the
Canuck
.s
pitching
ace
stood
the
Empios.s
'murderers'
row
on
their
ears
allowing
only
one
hit
10
shut
them
;Out,
7-0.
He
also
collected
three
hits
in
four
trips
to
the
phite
m
lead
his
earn
on
the
attack
Gurvich
made
a
single
far
the
Empiesx
which
was
the
only
thing
that
marred
a
perfect
game
for
Lambie
,
With
a
strong
wind
blowing
most
of
the
time.
Lambie
used
his
smotci-ball
te
good
advantage
and
struck
out
10
opposing
batten.
Jack
Nelson
pitched
for
Empress
and
allowed
10
hits
but
his
support
was
rather
;
wobbly
at
critical
moments
and
most
of
the
Sons'
runs
were
scored
on
errors.
"'"
Doug
Stalker
and
Hibbard
A
II
rlann.Jn
l
"
'
'
...
..
.
upuii
uie
citizens.
A
i0
contributed
a
bit
of
comedv
relief
rrinee
Kupert
is
now
at
the
parting
of
the
ways.
She
is
XTU
uau
v,aiuc
when
they
collided
in
the
outfield
ngnung
Draveiy
lor
a
right
to
exist
and
she
needs
all
the
"
wften
E0,n8
after
nWl
f,y
bu
support
we
can
give.
Many
who
are
beine
fed
and
nu
clothpd
cioinea
NEW
Y0RK-
June
21:AU
our
whJch
",ther
pUiyer
eouW
have
from
salarips
nniri
hv
h
rJnJ
tu
Rame
scheduled
in
the
National
had
the
other
not
been
there.
olZtZ
wK
l
I
the
PWe
futhe
C,t,V
practi-
League
last
Friday
were
postponed
Ar
a
result
of
the
victory
for
the
cally
the
Whole
Of
It
to
fatten
the
away
people
of
the
SOUth
on
account
of
rain.
No
game,
were
Sons,
they
are
now
tied
with
Em-or
east.
IhlS
Should
Stop.
People
Who
Wax
rich
at
the
ex-
scheduled
in
the
American
League,
press
for
first
place
with
four
vic-
pense
of
Prince
Rupert
citizens
shoud
have
the
decency
to
Itotiet
and
three
defeat
each
pend
at
least
a
fair
proportion
of
their
money
here.
If
"ome-oilline-up
j
.
Box
score
InPV
tinn
ThPV
nannnt
rin
if
tVi
mMh
JArA
c
uuier
,eo,ie
wno
Tne
totawln
line-up
for
Home
Hibbard
lf
cf
I
0
W
OUld
be
glad
to
do
SO.
oil
In
tonight's
Deminlon
Day
Cup
Fong
2b
2
0
rnnce
itupert
merchants
are
giving
good
values
for
the'emMta1
football
game
against
Nelson
p
.a
price
they
charge
for
their
goods
and
they
are
worth
v
of
Merehant
announced:
Moxiey;
windie
ss
the
fullest
possible
support
Hunt
and
Skinner;
Webster.
Mur-
.D.
Stalker
lb..
If
3
ray
ana
stalker:
Nelson.
Naka
Currie
and
Bye'
PATIENCE
NOT
A
VIRTUE
u?re
ft
A'3
News
edited
hy
a
8talwart
Conservative,
H.
w.
jL
Rolston,
has
the
following
front
page
editorial
art"-le
under
the
heading:
"Have
We
Got
a
Government?"
"Patience
it
is
gaid
is
a
virtue,
perhaps
so,
but
sometimes
the
necessity
for
it
can
be
overdone.
Here
in
Stewart
we
waiieu
paueniiy
an
winter
lor
the
opening
of
snring,
trusting
tlmt
with
it
work
would
be
renewedas
an
unem-
piujrineni
reiiei
measure
in
extending
the
Bear
River
Road,
for
which
exnensivp
pamns
onitiWi.
innfn,t
buitt
last
fall,
and
fully
equipped.
Tools
and
every
sort
of
mi
me
employment
oi
aoout
lou
men
i
-
.
I
V
-
w
.iiWll
were
nur
I
J
ill
phaaan
Chased
ami
onA
n
vr
Still
otJll
n..lii.i-
Hahl
mi
Th
i.
.
..
'
FRUIT
CROP
PROMISING
r
.
.
.
,
'
Commons
rf.
lb.
S
j
Gurvich
c
2
;
Kenny
Jb
Walah
eX.
rf
2
:
ToUls
56
0
8.
O.
C
AB
R
Bury
rf
'4
2
Smith
2b
4
I
Mnrtin
1
K
A
1
canauun
sieio
ims
iear
win
oti-
ik
i
Equal
or
Exceed
Last
Year.
jLamble
p.
.1
A
Government
Predicts
fFrlzzell
el.
2
.
"
.
Johnsen
sc.
3
OTTAWA.
June
21:
Fruit
eroniM.v,.i
u
-
'
-
,
,
.
.
are
ava
.n
r
aaoiory
ana
indicate
mat
the
of
course,
manoower.
Spring
came,
the
snow
went,
the
ground
is
bare,
the
earaps
used
as
boarding
houses
all
winter
are
still
used
for
the
game
purpose.
The
men
housed
therein,
being
fed
up
with
nothing
to
do
but
eat
and
sleep,
have
made
gardens
and
beautified
their
camp,
rtill
waiting
orders
to
proceed
at
least
a
few
days
each
month
with
the
work
of
extending
the
road.
Week
after
week
has
passed
and
still
nothing
is
done,
still
the
same
petrifying
inaction.
Still
the
taxpayers
are
forced
under
penalty
of
having
their
life's
work
soJdfor
taxes,
to
pay
taxes
to
keep
from
100
to
200
men
sitting
on
top
of
job
to
be
done,
in
idleness.
Is
it
any
wonder
that
there
is
dissatisfaction
in
the
country?
Is
it
re-
RENOWNED
SURVEYOR
Louis
E.
Fountain.
Who
Settle
Alaska
Boundary.
Dies
In
Quebec
EXECUTED
ftlan
Who
Attempted
to
Take
Life
of
Mussolini
to
Pay
With
His
Own
D
Stalker
'Em
7
AB.
10
2G
27
17
IS
26
o
o
o
o
o
o
i
0
0
1
R.
5
4
10
3
2
5
California
Was
Favorite
For
is
H
POA
2
1
0
0
1
0
!
1
2
11
0
0
1
0
6
H.
8
10
10
6
3
9
7
5!
10
21
11
4
0
0
00
Bons
of
c.
.
2
1
0
1
1
2
x
7
Summary
Stolen
base.
Fong.
Kenny,
Bury;
2-base
hit.
Bury
i2:
base
on
balls
off
Nelson
1
;
struck
out
by
Lambie
H0i,
Nelson
t4;
left
on
base.
Empress
5;
S.
O.
C
H.
wild
pitch.
Nelson
'1;
passed
ball
Ourvlch
2:
hit
by
Ditcher.
Me-
NuUy;
Um
game'
umpires
ii
i
a
Helped
parquhar
and
Stephens
BIG
SIX
STANDING
ente
ln
,Mt
nlht
"
haeball
game
was
a
memw
f
h.
ernment,
or
determined
the
boundarren
J11
o
the
Big
Six
standing
with
a
.411
1
.
.tvmlAr
lit
l
.
m
.
na.
nu
tu
Mir
onipreas
puiyers
in
v
.
.....
,
Mm
or
the
world
powers
today
are
realiging
the
fact
IC
Df?!!0
tlswdtat
went
htu.
Following
i
at
no
nu
nation
nauun
can
can
live
uve
to
tn
itself
trp
f
and
and
nrosner.
ThrP
illCXC
ha
HUB
tr,
lo
DMI(i
!
'
tunding:
it
i.
mi.
r
.
i
.
n
,
n
i.i
.,
.
Lambie
4S.O.C.)
0
i
Nelson
(Em.
i
6
.Windie
Em.
7
A.
Mitchell
'E.i
5
Memle
(E.)
4
Pot.
.421
J84
170!
MS
3tl
SPARTAN
ATHLETIC
CLUB
TO
TAKE
PART
IN
JULY
1
SPORTS
The
Spartan
Athletic
Club
wUl
take
a
prominent
part
In
the
field
sports
to
bejitaged
on
July
1
in
connection
with
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
here,
it
U
announced.
Rowing
Winner;"
the
Max
Schmeling
E
Who
wUl
drfent.
his
heavyweight
title
against
Long
Island
umight.
DIZZY
DEAN
Jack
Sharkey
Jssssssssl
JsSSSBSBSSSSH
xWm
ssssa
IS
PLAYING
Differences
Between
New
Hurler
and
Cardinals'
Management
Are
Settled
ST.
LOUM.
June
21Dtew
Dean.
sensational
new
hurler
of
the
m
Jack
Sterkey
ax
Who
will
attempt
to
lift
world's
heavyweight
championship
from
Max
8cnmellng
tonight
NEW
MARK
SHOT
PUT
CRICKETERS
AT
DUNCAN
Australian
Team
Opens
Canadian
Tour
By
Defeating
Vancouver
Island
Opponents
DUNCAN,
Vancouver
Island
June
21:
The
touring
Australian
cricket
team
opened
its
Canadian
visit
here
at
the
week-end
against
a
Cowlchan
team
of
cishtn-n
batsmen
scorinr
203
fur
f(1;i,t
wickets
aralnst
Cowichan's
18
,
McCabe,
with
158.
was
top
si
or-er
for
the
tourists.
Don
Uradnnn.
noted
Australian
batsman,
stor
ed
CO.
California
Wins
Big
Rowing
Race
Golden
Hears
Had
no
Diffinili
ln
Cnmins
Ou;
on
Ton
in
Sn
nn
On
Hudson
River
Yesterday
;
POUOHKEEPSIE.
New
'w
31
-Hsllfarata
Ool(i-n
'had
no
tHffkeulty
yeswrun
;;
nlng
the
four-mile
senior
collegiate
rowtn
race
on
th
too
River
here
yesterday
FOOTBALL
Dominion
Day
(
up
Semi-Iinal
MEUCHANTS
vs.
HOME
Oil
TONIGHT,
6:30
BOSTON
IS
j
NEAR
TOP
Braves
Advance
to
Within
a
lame
f
Chicago
Cubs
far
Leader
ship
of
National
League
NEW
YORK.
Jte
II
B
Bravea,
by
defeating
cimr-Reds
In
an
sseren-inninfi
r:
yetttfiiay.
advanced
to
wittn:
'
half
a
game
of
Chlesum
no
..ie
1-a
.iship
o'
th
N
League,
the
Cubs
having
r.
.
tented
by
Ut
Philllea
The
i
lyn
Hobms
won
m
Htt
i
-rates
aod
re
now
tied
PHHUea
for
fourth
pUov
w.
league
standing
There
was
no
cnaage
in
iu
trlcan
Ieaiu
aituadon
a
New
York
Yankees.
Phihm
Athletics
and
Washington
.':
ton
will
won
their
gamr.s
Yesterday's
Big
League
sc"'
American
league
Washington.
J;
Cleveland
New
York.
S;
at
Loo
is.
i
Drtfatt.
:
Boston.
4.
P!
Uaossphia,
18:
CtilruR:
Leo
J
Srxton
of
Los
Anceles
Hurls
Cleveland
34
Sisteen
Pound
Ueiglit
52
Fret
r
inches
HARVARD
STADIUM,
Massa
chusatU,
'
June
1-iTO
j.
J.
Kpylnn
Sexton
.
.
.
i
Pairoli
31
St.
Louis
30
Cf-JoafO
.20
Boston
ll
17
36
20
38
V
30
38
47
wwsnnais.
nas
made
up
with
of
Los
Angeles
rZ7
eUifa
muuRv
i
r.
....
shattered
"""Kroa
the
Uie
record)
Tt
lnr..UnJI
1
11
P
V.nun
w4k-oui
wau-out
uZZZTZ
"
r
f-poun6
hot
put
here
at
.
UadCUilU
OtUICO
Monday
at
Phllafei-
the
week-end
with
POUOHKEEPSIE.
ST
"
bnU
dlipute
Ieet
8
"hea.
The
N.Y
June
21
k
previous
marl
-California
Bea
we-
held
J.
was
not
paid
but
set-
was
.2
feet
toin?f
.
m
..
.
tNIMUlL
IS
DMlnv
mart
maoe
tvif
with
H
fWii
Dean's
n.
ohXleW
Kn1rf
"
to
one
favorites
to
win
th.
of
Germany
m
'um
whk
ta
collegiate
rowing
meet
on
the
Hud-
j
'
son
River
yesterday
Syracuse
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