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Tuesday.
May
11,
1192
JAPANESE
SITUATION
It
is
very
difficult
for
an
outsider
to
understand
the
Japanese
situation.
The
only
thing
that
seems
clear
is
that
the
country
is
torn
with
eml
strife,
the
military
party
W
A
T
O
T
C
H
MO
R
R
P
O
A
W
PE
Qualitu
and
Mildness
S
Rl
urret
C
I
G
AKETTES
Inpwiol
Tobacco
Company
ol
Catoda,
LUltad
AKRON
AT
HER
BASE
GUnt
America
ArVp
H5.
VP
.
Sonny
Talr..lic
.Calif
rm
41afe
During
Coast
visit
LOS
ANGELES.
May
17:
The
giant
OnliKt
states
Navy
dirigible
Akron,
with
Commander
Charles
E.
Rosendahi
in
charge,
flew
up
from
San
Diego
late
last
week
and
soared'
for
a
while
over
the
city,
creating
much
interest.
"The
airship
was
on.
lu
way
to
Sunnyvale
near
02
San
Francisco
where
it
is
to
be
based
during
a
visit
to
the
Pacific
15
Cfeast,
The
ship,
tied
up
at
Sunny-
vale.
f
Meantime,
a
naval-
board
of
Inquiry
Is.
Investigating,
the
circumstances
of
the
tragic
landing
at
San
Diego
on
Wednesday
when
two
sailors
were
kfMed
when
a
cable
snapped
as
the
vessel
was
being
moored.
SWJNYVALE.
May
17:
Great
thieegs
of
people
visited
the
air
base
here
Sunday
to
get
a
first
hand
view
of
the
great
dirigible
Akron.
"If
we
don't
keep
up
oar
optimism
and
our
pep
we
shall
Whe
no
uninent
has
as
yet
anon
find
rhar
ww
havo
nn.rhinr
Wt
"
dlo,!
t
e
Mnm
b11
madc
regarding'
the
future
-
svwsowat,
SV,
V,
U.UU1
t.
VI
!-
aj.
IV,
Villi
of
Smithers
who
was
here
vesterdav.
movements
of
the
ship,
it
is
ua-
,
.
.
ucrsiuuu
ur
win
arocrca
bwib
mt.
mcmu
nan
just
returned
from
a
successful
mission
next
week
for
a
non-stop
cruise
ot
in
Vancouver
but
he
would
have
been
equally
optimistic
the
Paetfic
coast
as
far
as
Puget
and
smflfegif
he
bad
failed.
He
can't
help
it
He
has
the
sMmd
up
his
?wn
spri!s
?rnd
en,thus
VlV
exeryone
with
whom
he
comes
in
contact.
He
refused
to
pjan
oS
participating
in
naval
ma-let
the
glum
faces
on
Vancouver's
Wall
Street
depress
him
noeuvres
with
the
Paeifie
fleet
The
and
turned"
to
ether
sources
for
his
financing.
airship
is
to
leave
on
May
30
or
3i
So
with
all
of
lis.
We
must
refuse
to
be
beaten
and,
when
on
her
retura
to
nrst.
nj.
one
metnoci
tails,
we
must
try
another.
This
is
a
time
when
men
and
women
refuse
to
carry
on
in
the
old
way
but
look
JMl.
rather
to
some
newer
and
better
way
of
deinff
thine
AieW
DaiTIIlglOn
Hard
times
kill
some
people
but
bring
out
the
native
ingenuity
of
others
who
rise
above
their
surroundings
and
keep
happy
and
smiling.
PROVINCIAL
SITUATION
It
seems
that
there
is
much
discord
in
the
provincial
Conservative
ranks
and
it
is
rumored
that
Premier
Tol-
kmc
River
Between
Wrangelt
and
Telegraph
Creek
SEATTLE.
May
17:
The
new
90-
PUlebasg
Phta.
moved
mto
sixth
foot
twin-screw
river
boat
Hazel
Pee
ahead
of
the
Otants.
mie
will
retire
in
favor
of
W.
J.
Bowser,
former
premier
Harrington,
which
wia
ply
on
the-and
attorney-generat
The
Province
newspaper
is
becom-
SCfciRe
EiT"
twwr
wrangeii.
SrwsTffi-611
3gainSt
ministration
TZT
and
its
ork.
and
the
feeling
everywhere
m
the
seuth
couwauahed
herT
week,
seems
W
be
that
the
administration
is
doomed
when
it
de-
capt.
sd
Barrtneton.
head
of
the
owe
ro
HNtwe
its
appeal
to
the
country.
Norman
Senior,
the
special
representative
of
the
Vancouver
Snn
at
Victoria,
writes
to
his
paper
that
Premier
Toimie
is
to
be
offered
a
job
at
Ottawa
and
that
pressure
is
being
lira!
to
bear
to
have
him
accept
it
and
make
way
for
Mr.
Bowser.
The
new
cabinet
would
be
Conservative
but
under
another
name.
In
fact
it
would
be
an
effort
to
save
the
party
from
almost
totel
destruction
in
British
Columbia.
Poahly
the
situatiun
in
the
south
war
be
exaggerated
but
it
ttmlottbledty
is
true
that
the
diff
fcuities
at
Victoria
are
something,
stare
than
mere
faraHy
bickerines.
They
appear
to
be
nearing
a
conditio
of
open
rebellion
but
IKbly
the
outbreak
will
not
occur.
At
aiy
rate
k
seems
as
rf
an
efetftoa
is
due
this
year,
prebablv
in
the
early
autsuan.
company,
wtfl
saM
the
vessel
north
from
here
to
Wrancell
where
it
wiU
be
eemmis5iened
in
service
this
spring.
i
The
following
is
from
ta
Twea-!
their
Tin
if.iii.i-
xrlws
.
News
of
The
Sport
World
YANKS
IN
LEAD
NOW
Won.
Seventh
Straight
Victory
and
Fourth
Consecutive
Shut-out
By
Defeating
Cleveland
NEW
YORK,
May
17:
Scoring
seventh
consecutive
victor.
when
they
drove
fttjhuuions
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores
.tmerieaa
League
Chtcagc
4.
Beaton
0.
St.
Louta
X
Wstnvigaen
8,
Cleveland
0,
New
York
a
Dctnrt
ft.
PMtadesphta
4.
National
League
Philadelphia
10,
Chicago
11.
Brooklyn
11,
Pittsburg
1.
New
York
2.
CptcsnnatJ
5.
ty
Years
Ago
ecfeumi
of
the
Van-
SOFTBALL
POSTPONEB
soaver
Piovince
"Nod
Ogllvie
of
Ottawa,
who
wtH
have
charge
of
Owing
to
rain
and
wet
ground,
Alaskan
survey
work
between
the
Bast
Bad
softbast
game
ache-Mount
St
Erta
and
the
head
of
duled
for
last
rrhrht
between
Ota
rata
Portland
Canal
this
season,
i
in
and
Seal
Cove
Sailor
was
post-Vaacouver
en
route
north.
poned
until
tonight.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Premier
Report
Analyzes
Favorably
Stewart
Properties
Command
Attention
92-Year
Old
Prospector
For
3IcConncll
Creek
vZ,a
Tl
n?R
and
4e
"The
annual
statement
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.
riLEFSLlJ
COn0,
f
T
,thee
leaves
a
somewhat
unfavorable
impression
but,
te
share-
nrjedg
holders
who
are
prepared
to
anatie
this
statement,
it
o
heWar
lly
makes
astonishingly
good
reading
at
a
time
when
most
F75ttXL
SrSttKSLPIS
Glance
sheets
are
unusually
dtsappoinUng.
declares
A.
e
..
.
r
.-...vx.
UMU
cit-
rrc
uaiKci
epwi
'.
worvenson.
Vancouver
oroxer..
i
rem
wmcn
a
conflagration
mieht
start
at
any
time,
not
"
aiysti
of
the
Premier
an-1,
oecause
4aoonee
wish
thefr
coimtry
to
be
that,
but
because
their
military
and
naval
forces
are
out
of
control
of
the
people.
the
astonishing
fact
is
brought
out,
pec
ting
days
T!
wall
Bums
Lake.
WIN
wotsoa
is
rcturst-j
of
his
early
proa-
j
oy
analysis,
mat.
aanng
the
worst
lor
pioneer
rv
cctehrased
Ms
year
in
me
company's
ntstory.
wltlt
nhicis
nii
Wj.game
company
was
able
to
declare
divi
dends
of
t635.71X
andv
to
dot
so,
K
was
necessary
only
to
tap
currently
set-up
reserves
"of
over
$907.-500
1
to
a
siaount
ot
$633.000t
In
other
words,
the
real
reserves
have
been
ine
reared
during
the
year,
after
payment
of
dividends,
by
about
$375.008..
In
our
opinion
il
per
nrA
J?
ry
cheap
for
Premier,,
rurenases
at
wc.
and-
55c
are
SPORT
CHAT
The
several
committees
m
connection
with
the
forthcoming
Victoria
Day
celebration
at
New
Has-eiton
are
functioning
in
good
style
and,
as
usual,
it
Is
expected
to
be
a
jig
day.
The
sport
committee
had
meeting
recently
and
arrange-
and
turning
m
their
fourth
ssratr
fimnts
were
got
under
way
tor
a
shut-out
to
equal
the
Big
Leagee
eoall
game
between
New
Hazel-record.
New
York
Yankees
defeated
'ton
and
the
Snappy
Nine
of
Srnt-Clevefcnd
Indians
a
gam
vestertfttj
;
-a
-the
sn-vy
Nine
defeated
and
moved
Into
the
leadership
of
-he
New
Haselton
team
at
New
the
American
League
over
the
!
Haselton
recently
and
the
lat-Washington
Senators
who
were
,
-er
are
eager
for
revenge
so
a
lively
blank
)
tar
tK
urnnd
time
bv
th
encounter
U
anticipated.
The
IS
LET
0UT
?
ior
E.
Ownership
of
Mission
Reds
Dissatisfied
With
Manateriat
Services
noffruan
Snrcessor
SAN
FRANCISCO.
May
17:
Joe
Devine
has
been
released"
as
mana-cer
of
the
Mlanlon
Red
in
rh
p
.
'
"If
(f.
fVlACf
rMll
f
A
.
L.
ing
effective
at
once.
Fred
Uofrman.
cateher.
wffl
be
hfa
successor
untU
the
end
of
the
eason.
The
club
ownership
was
dissatisfied
with
De
vine's
managership.
The
team
has
never
rUen
from,
the
cellar
since
he
took
over
last
summer
and
lost
33
of
the
last
30
starts
Baseball
Standings
i
American
league
Destott
St.
Loots
iPMIodelcthBt
Chtcaao
Boston
Nati
Cfrieajgo
Boston
Cincinnati
.
8t
Louss
PhiladelphU
Brooklyn
lXew
York
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diseevevies
m
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north
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report,
lnclodtng
the
system
of
ac-
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is
ottra
-conservative
in
81"
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character
In
the
current
statement
to
the
seen.
W.
L.
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acsEatix
PosTrovrji
Owing
to
rain
and
wet
grounds.
'
necessary
to
postpone
the
j
Senior
League
baseband
of
the
season
watch
was
to
sUver
selling
for
less
than
half
Its.
,r
ln-.
mHmm)
hve
bestt
pUyed
last
evening
bp
market
value
of
tone
years
ago-
Mr!eTg
hL3
kslatte
aad
Elks.
7c
alrat
M18crthls
t
I
Premier.
Georgia
River
and
Woodbine,
all
Portland
Canal
properties,
have
been,
active
traders
on
the
VaneoHvei
Stock
Exchange
lately.
Thee.
possibly
more
than
any
others
at
present
in
the
Port
land
Canal
area,
are
occupying
the
public
eye.
Stampeded
by
reports
of
new
grvbstske
on
another
hstnt
for
the-
Caendc
addM
"ni
&n
rambow
end
the
total
railway
mileage
of
2.000.
SB-ilHBlsa
0
L
mT
BISB1SISIsSSISISISISISiVh
BISISISIBBBS.
ejBSIBBlBSm
.
ST
T
T?
Lj
ZSmJ
AS
lilt'
ruLM
OwumI
4
bnth
SLASH
IN
PUCK
PAY
National
Hockey
League
Votes
to
Limit
Individual
Salaries
to
$7,500
and
Club
Payrolls
to
$7M0O
NEW
YORK.
May
17:
Execu-
Uves
of
the
National
Hockey!
Hockey
League,
at
a
meeting
in
the
Lincoln
Hotel
here,
voted
In
favor
of
limiting
salaries
for
Individual
players
during
the
1932-33
season
to
$7,500
and
the
aggregate
payrolls
of
clubs
to
$70,000.
This
action
will
involve
slashes'
St
Louis
Browns.
Lefty
Gomes
held
orts
program
win
asm
include
tne
;
in
pay
for
some
of
the
more
expen
the
Indians
to
five
scattered
hits.
race
for
children.
A
big
.
sive
league
players
and
is
also
ex-
It
took
tne
Chicago
White
Sox
janoe
will
.as
usual,
be
held
in
the
!
pected
te
have
the
indirect
effect
of
li
innings
to
defeat
the
lowly
Bos-
.evening
to
bring
the
day's
festlvi-
bringing
about
a
better
distribution
tan
Red
Sex.
'ties
to
a
close.
jot
the
costly
players.
Detroit
Indians
defeated
the
;
(.
cnampjort
ajiadeipnia
Atsueucs
i
and
advanced
'
Into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Indians.
St.
Louts
Browns,
as
a
result
o
their
victory
ever
the
Senators,
ad
vanced
Into
fifth
place
ahead
f
the
Athletics.
Red
Luque
allowed
the
New
York
Giants
oaty
three
hits
a
net
.pitched
the
Cloemaatx
Reds
to
victory
In
the
National
League
The
Reds
got
afl.
tx
rasas
m
the
sixth
inning
The
fortunes
of
Everton,
cham
pions
of
the
Pootball
League
in;
Bnglond,
read
almost
like
a
ro-;
mance.
In
season
1929-30.
the
club,
finished
second
from
the
bottom
in
the
first
division
and
wa
rele-
,
gated
to
the
second
division.
In
1980-31
Everton
won
the
championship
of
the
second
division,
and
were
only
beaten
in
the
semi-final
,
AMERICANS
WILL
PLAY
Niht
Leading
Pros
of
United
States
to
Compete
in
British
Golf
Open
foe
thj
cup
by
West
Bramwlch
Al-
j
moo,
which
club
ultimately
won
LONDON.
May
from!:
the
cup
and
advanced
to
the
first
-
leading
United
State
professionals
jtBemoand.
division
along
with
Everton.
This
;
laewainc;
Tommy
Amour
aaa
The
Cmcag
Cubs
won
over
the).
Everton
has
won
the
title
j
Gene
Sarazen
will
prtiefpate
in
m
v
f
v
iriumas
in
a
snagiesi
ana
increased
"
c
unwn.
nnu
tiic-"v
u,...
,v"w-
DOat
Launched
tnc"
margtB
of
leadership
to
one!
CressweiL
the
auburn-haired
t'Wp
toomament
opening
at
Sand.
land
a
haK
games
over
the
Boston
full-baek,
although
most
of
thefch
Coarse
on
June
8.
It
was
an-
'
Braves,
tee
Phillies
droeptnc
Into
:
halr
ha
Bne
now.
saw
the
club
go
nouneed
yesterday.
uuei
tamnrua
WH?
ui
ny
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