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Saturday.
June
St.
1933
DECORATION
DAY
Tomorrow
is
Decoration
Day
when
those
who
lost
f
Howls
or
loved
ones
will
decorate
the
imvM
nf
th
nun
-
-
-
-
vwnvw
WIV
HIV
II
who
fought
in
the
war
and
who
died
as
a
result
The
ry
ij
1
ir
.
.
v
Miiuin
t-egiou
ana
uaugnters
ox
the
Empire
are
lead-inz
in
this
matter
and
are
arranging
for
a
special
service
at
the
cemetery
tomorrow
to
which
all
are
invited
One
thing
to
remember
is
that
the
men
who
fought
in
the
Great
War
are
today
among
the
leaders
in
influencing
public
opinion
toward
a
period
of
universal
peace.
The
men
who
fought
are
above
all
others
able
to
realize
what
the
war
meant.
They
were
inspired
with
a
spirit
of
patriotism
which
led
them
to
give
their
lives
in
the
cause
which
they
were
told
would
end
all
wars.
I:
was
a
wonderful
demonstration
and
all
those
who
took
part
are
worthy
of
the
greatest
honor.
Those
who
are
not
able
to
take
part
in
the
ceremony
tomorrow
should
make
a
point
of
remembering
the
men
who
fought
and
particularly
those
who
died
fighting
or
as
a
result
of
the
war.
PARTY
GOVERNMENT
R.
B.
DH
a
special
editorial
writer
in
the
Victoria
Colonist,
Conservative,
has
soinethine
to
say
about
party
government
from
which
the
following
extract
is
taken":
It
fe
evident
that
the
non-party
system
of
government
in
the
Prairie
Provinces
did
not
eliminate
partv
politics,
for
potitka)
parthanship
has
been
quite
as
pronounced
and
acute
under
the
stncalled
non-part
v
form
of
government
as
under
the
orthodox
system
of
government.
The
high
cost
of
government
has
not
been
reduced
uatfer
the
system
advocated
br
Mr.
Dafoe
as
a
sure
aitd
sovereign
cure
for
aB
the
political
and
economic
ilk
of
the
pcv,;fe.
On
the
contrary,
the
cost
of
government
m
the
Prairie
Provinces
is
higher
than
in
any
other
province
of
the
Domin-v
and
the
rate
of
taxation
higher
too.
The
party
svstem
still
prevails,
and
wut
prevail
under
any
system
or
form
of
wvernment
and
adAmistration
You
mar
change
the
names
of
parties,
but
they
wiH
ill
remain
politic
parties.
ou
may
form
a
government
and
declare
it
a
non-partv
goerninenu
but
unmediatev
a
government
is
formed,
lust
as
certainly
a
there
are
differences
of
opinion
between
indivieJuaW
there
mil!
be
differences
of
opinion
between
masses
of
people,
and
there
will
be
an
opposition
to
a
gxn-ernment
Wherever
there
is
e.
governing
party
there
will
be
an
opposition
party.
If
Mr
Dafoe
or
anv
of
his
dis-uls
d
admirers
had
the
rourace
to
adopt'
the
$vKini
of
Museaolini.
who
suppresses
hv
force
any
opposition
to
his
system,
they
might
have
a
chance
of
eabliahing
in
the
pmvmce
of
Canada
or
in
the
Dominion
a
government
which
had
the
unanimous
support
of
the
people."
Amusing
Incident
SVtSfTSr--
t:
Defeat
Elks
Ily
Score
of
5-1
Last
Evening
Lamble
and
Chenoski
Roth
In
Fine
Form
LEAGUE
STANDING
W.
L.
Pet
Sons
of
Canada
5
3
Empress
4
3
Elks
,...
.2
:
5
.625
.571
.288
Sons
of
Canada
stepped
out
in
last
night's
scheduled
City
League
baseball
fixture
and
administered
a
5-1
defeat
onto
the
Elks
to
go
out
In
front
in
the
league
standing
ahead
of
Empress
with
whom
they
had
been
tied.
It
Is
the
first
time
the
Empress
team
has
been
displac
ed
from
the
pinnacle
this
year.
Elks
are
practically
out
of
the
running
for
tint
half
honors
now
but
the
other
two
team
still
have
sev
eral
fames
to
ptay
before
the
win-
tier
Is
decided.
Laaibic
waa
on
the
mound
again
1
for
the
Canucks
and
registered
his
fifth
straight
victory
of
the
season.
alio
wing
four
scattered
hits
and
striking
oat
12
batters.
Chenoski.
far
the
Elks,
also
pitched
a
fine
game,
striking
out
13
opponents
and
allowing
seven
hits.
Infield
errors
at
third
base
and
short
were
res
ponsible
for
four
of
the
Sens
runs
while
a
wtM
throw
by
the
catcher
allowed
0.
MtteheM
to
score
from
third
tor
the
only
ran
Elks
collec
ted.
Seoop
Bary.
lead
off
man
for
the
Soas
of
Canada,
garnered
In
three
safeties
in
fear
times
at
bat
while
Farqaner.
lead-off
far
Efts,
collec
ted
two
hits
and
a
walk
in
the
three
he
want
to
the
plate.
With
two
men
oat
In
the
second
taurine.
Johnson
and
Stalker
singled
lor
Son
of
Canada.
Stalker
stole
second
and
both
runners
scored
when
Fanmhar
missed
Burr's
rol-'
lec
te
third.
Sons
earned
the
only!
'
ran
of
the
game
in
the
third
when
Moran
led
off
wtth
a
single
He
wentj
to
second
on
a
passed
ball
and
took;
third
as
Lamfese
was
thrown
out
at
j
first.
ConuMMna
drove
htm
in
with
!
a
hard
Steele
to
lea
Their
final'
brace
of
runs
came
in
the
seventh.
Bnry
singled
and
went
to
second
;
wheal
the
bal
eluded
Aneneaa
He
1
went
to
third
on
a
passed
baA.
Ed-'
die
Smith
walked
and
pilfered
the
!
keystone
sack
Moran
dropped
a
j
fry
In
front
of
A
XtitcheB
at
short
which
he
shomW
have
had
but
tripped
and
Burr
seared
Smith
scored
as
Stiles
was
thrown
owt
at
first.
Ska
only
ran
came
tat
the
fourth.
1
O
MttcfaeB
singled.
He
went
to
se
al
a
pa-id
aal.
Aneneaai
drew
fm
tniMportatsan
to
nm
They
adrked
a
doable
steal
and)
MMehefl
seared
wheat
a
Stalker!
threw
wd
M
eateh
aasa
at
third.
:
The
Bex
Score
.
s.
o.
c-
Burj
ef,
!8mMh
Ss.
lataraa
3.
SUlea
la.
I
imbai
n.
Csiaii
a
tL
Prtmefl
It.
Mc.Vuriy
M.
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Johnson
as.
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StaRer
e.
Totals
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3a.
Barry
th.
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n'usthiint
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Suae
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SOC
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ELKS
l
Swnmary
-Ototra
haae.
Smith.
Moran.
Sufter.
O
1
animal.
Arm-
eau
base
on
aafss
off
Chjeneeki
M.
Ijjrhse
J'
.
suwk
ant
hy
Chenoski
13
Lamase
-12-
left
on
base.
S
O
C
fats
Ti;
wttd
pttrh.
Cheeawla
-I':
passed
haaV
Dsngwefi
:
Spacer
I
Ume
of
game
1
;
maparea.
Wtnale
ami
Keimsi
BIG
SIX
STANDING
4
4
P
mtek
retacna
Try
a
Want
Adwtrtswmrat.
WINNER
OF
FIRST
HALF
flouiul
House
Captures
Honors
in
CaV.U.
Softball
League
The
Roundhouse
by
iefo.uir!:
the
Dry
Dock
9
to
3
last
evening
von
the
first
half
honors
of
th;
Canadlar
National
Recreation
Association
Softball
League
ani
th
light
topartieipate
in
the
pliysffs
Tie
game
wai
Interesting
fro-r
tart
to
finish
bn'
the
Dry
Dock
with
a
pathed-up
team,
did
no'
"ack
up
their
pitcher
to
any
ex-
cnt.
The
hitting
on
tx'h
sides
wa
ibout
even
Boulter,
for
the
Dry
Dock,
with
a
two-base
hit
In
the
tghth,
scored
two
runs
lor
hi?
earn
and.
but
for
foolish
oase
running,'
more
runs
eould
have
been
secured.
Hibbard
and
Cameron
were
good
for
the
Shops
while
Stalker.
In
the
field
for
Dry
Dock,
was
safe.
Players:
Rounoboase
Arney.
Hibbard.
Horton.
Cameron,
Dickey.
Allen.
H.
?kattebol.
Neiaou.
Kanaya
Dry
Dock
Smith
Stalker.
Por-es
Morrison.
Boulier.
Ecclea.
Dun-mte.
Armstrong,
Stewart.
Batteries
;
Roundhouse
AUen
and
H.
Skat-:
eboL
'
Dry
Dock
Boulter
and
Morrison.
Umpire
W.
Tobey
and
Moxley.
Displays
Class
With
?h'i!ipi
nsl:.p
form
Mus
Jr:.n
S::ley
Ph:l.i;
'p:.ia
ccaiptes
in
tnc
low
hurdle
rat;
at
the
mid-Atlantic
field
day.
BROOKLYN
DOMINION
MOVES
UP
DAY
PLANS
Boston
Braves
Fall
Back
in
National
League
Race
By
Losing
to
Dodgers
BOSTON,
June
25:
The
Boston
Bi
aves
were
shut
out
by
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
yesterday
and
fell
back
tia'f
a
game
In
their
race
for
Na-
ional
League
leadership
with
the
Chicago
Cubs'who
were
idle.
The
Dodgers,
by
means
of
the
victory,
.tuned
from
sixth
to
fifth
place
head
of
the
New
York
Oianta
who
1st
to
the
Phillies
Yfstcrauy
s
Big
league
scores:
National
League
New
York
6.
Philadelphia
11.
Brooklyn
S,
Dos
ton
0.
Cincinnati
.
Pittsburg
4.
Only
gar&es
yeatarriay.
The
hooka
u
the
largest
pipe
jsed
by
smokers.
BASEBALL
V.
S.
NAVY
vs.
PUIXCE
RUPERT
SUNDAY,
2:30
TOBACCO
Joint
Committee
Has
Mretinc
and
'V
Advances
Arrangements
rvr
Sports
Nest
FrMav
Plans
for
the
Dominion
d,
.
..
bration
to
be
staged
in
Prin
pert
next
Friday
under
jo.r.i
ipleea
of
the
Pnnee
Rupert
Bu-
s
biiu
rwwin
Associauoat
ar
sons
of
Canada
were
luring
,lf;.
eaneed
at
a
meeting
of
co.t-:
Last
evening.
I
An
offer
of
the
Mou
u
(Band,
under
direction
of
Bai
di:
.
Iter
Robert
Oreenfleln
;
.
'Acropolis
Hill
grounds
djr.:..
"children's
tporu
in
the
m
was
accepted
with
thanks
fJona
of
Canada
.md
f.'
were
chosen
to
play
in
th
:
Leasee
haaehall
fixture
hi
s
be
Dresented
during
the
.
Xfeeehants
and
Reginxi.-
meet
in
the
final
for
the
Do
Day
football
cop
which
imaged
in
the
early
evening
The
Soartmn
Athletic
Cl.
have
charge
of
the
stagin
:
field
sports
prbgra.-r.
in
.
r
Arrangementa
were
also
n
ted
to
hold
a
dance
In
thr
u
Hall
at
night.
MoT.
children
Heroin-
handed
through
training
v'
i
t
is
naturally
GOOD
!
Winchester
m
CIGARETTES
ICtf
Good
tobacco
is
mellow
and
fragrant
by
Nature,
but
some
tobaccos
are
naturally
better
tban
odiers.
None
but
the
choicest
of
tobaccos
are
used
in
the
manufacture
of
Winchester
Cigarettes,
and
these
are
blended
right,
through
a
knowledge
of
cigarette
manufacture
which
has
come
after
many
years
of
experience.
There
is
something
in
knowing
how
to
make
cigarettes.
Winchester
CIGARETTES
Blended
Right!