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A
CHARMED
LIFE
TtMss)ay,
June
7,
IMS
The
failing
of
the
attempt
on
the
life
of
Mussolini
will
strengthen
the
idea
prevalent
in
Italy
that
II
Duce
bears
a
charmed
life.
Already
thousands
of
people
believe
him
to
have
been
sent
from
3od
to
brincr
Italy
once
more
to
the
lent
base
for
Gyptex
Alabastine.
or
Cyprot
may
be
eaiily
idtntified
by
the
name
on
the
board
and
the
ut.t
n
i'.rtpe
along
tbr
edge.
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'
SEVENTEEN
YEAR-OLD
TAKES
GOLF
TITLE
-
i
VANCOUVER,
June
7:--Stan
j
Leonard,
17-year
old
player
of
'
Glen
Oaks
Club.
Vancouver.
Baseball
Standings
American
Leatue
W.
L
Wew
York
32
14
(Washington
38
20
.Detroit
20
10
!
Philadelphia
27
21
Cleveland
26
23
,St.
Louis
22
24
Chicago
16
29
Boston
9
36
National
League
.Chicago
29
18
Boeton
29
20
iPittaburg
22
20
'St.
Louis
22
24
I
Brooklyn
23
27
Cincinnati
23
28
Philadelphia
22
27
iNew
York
19
25
Pet
.696
38
.578
.563
.531
.478
J56
J
00
.617
.392
.524
.478
.460
.451
.449
.432
Pirates
Win
In
Softball
Timers
Defeated
By
Score
of
8
to
7
in
Ilifth
School
League
Yesterday
!
The
Pirates
beat
ihe
Timers
In
Monday
af
ternoorfs'
'High
School
softball
game.
The
score
was
8
to
7.
With
both
teams
playing
short
of
men
and
pitching
weakly,
there
were
many
long
hard
hits.
For
the
Pirates
there
were
one
triple
and
six
doubles
and
for
the
Tigers
there
were
one
homer,
tw
o
triples
and
five
double,
However,
ragged
Jbase
runr
nlng
kepi
the
score
down'.
Pirates
Vance
ss.,
Walters
lb..
Nakamoto
p..
Banturbane
3b.,
Ivar-json
If.,
Kirkendall
cf.,
Allen
c.
i
Tigers
R.
Tobey
c,
W.
Tobey
p,
j
Wilson
ss.,
Marshall
3b.,
J.
Dreer
cf
..
N.
McLeod
2b.,
McKInley
lb.
FOOTBALL
June
8
High
vs.
Booth.
s
Tll2
DAILI'
J.'E'.VS
I
News
of
The
Sport
Worl
won
the
men's
amateur
golf
i
raCT&mil33OT:iffll:iM
championship
of
British
Co-
lumbia
yesterday.
He
defeated
l
Don
Oowan
of
Point
Orey
in
I
the
final
three
up
and
two
to
go.
PLANTING1
TROUT
FRY
Amethyst
Lake
in
Jasper
Park
Being
Stocked
By
Government
JASPER
PARK
LODGE.
Alta.
Jim
1:
Jasper
;aiionat
Park
may
soon
become
the
promised
land
of
the
most
ardent
fisherman's
dreams.
Word
was
received
her
yesterday
that
the
department
of
marine
and
fisheries
is
sending
some
50,000
Kamloops
trout
eggs
here
for
hatching
In
the
National
Park's
department
plant.
They
will
be
placed
In
beautiful
Amethyst
Lake
in
the
famed
Tonquin
Valley.
The
eggs
have
been
collected
by
the
fish
wizard
who
stocked
the
lore
as
one
of
the
great
nations
of
the
world.
This
belief
igiaciai
wateit
of
Medicine
and
Ma
win
be
strengthened
by
the
recent
incident.
ltgne
Lakes
m
spite
of
the
experts4
h
o
matter
what
excention
mav
be
taken
tn
thp
mpthnflsionbelief
and
made
these
waters
a
employed
by
Mussolini
in
governing
the
country,
there
is'
no
doubt
whatever
that
good
results
have
been
obtained.
The
country
has
been
developed
industrially,
the
condition
of
the
vi
orkers
improved,
trade
and
commerce
have
been
increased,
and
the
country
has
been
raised
from
the
lowest
depths
to
an
important
place
as
one
of
the
great
world
powers.
NEED
OF
GOOD
GOVERNMENT
mecca
for
fishermen
from
the
corners
of
the
continent
on
this,
the
opening
season.
He
is
Prof.
Alexander
Bajkov,
formerly
fish
expert
on
the
trout
preserves
of
the
late
Czar
of
Russia.
Should
the
50,000
embryo
chunk
of
scaly
dynamite
develop,
more
will
be
planted
In
Amethyst
Lake
and)
one
more
sporting
fish
will
await
the
angler
In
the
space
of
a
few
years.
"Due
to
the
success
of
the
Mallgne
What
has
happened
in
Italy
shows
clearly
What
in-
and
Medicine
Lake
experiment
fluence.the
government
of
a
country
has
on
its
prosperity.
fteh
definitely
received
a
One
man
was
instrumental
in
bririring:
Italy
to
the
fore'!111
to
northern
ot
A1"
an.l;ne
man
c?
d.
much
for
Canada
or
for
BritU.
Co-iSStESSSiSSS'-S:
Jumi)ia,
provided
it
is
the
nght
man.
He
does
not
have
to
(bow
trout
eggs.
These
win
be
placed
bt
a
czar
or
a
Mussolini
or
a
Stalin
but
he
must
be
a
strong
in
the
streams
between
the
eastern
man.
ondaries
of
the
park
and
Ed-
It
will
be
noted
that
none
of
these
political
leaders
were
montonthu!
maklng
stul
wlder
the
businessmen.
They
did
not
head
a
Eusineman's
etCTZTeTrl
I
hey
were
men
who
had
studied
the
science
of
govern-
at
the
request
of
the
Alberta
gov-ment,
had
great
influence
with
the
populaee,
were
cour-;
ernment
which
is
stocking
the
wa-ayeous
'
men,
quick
thinkers,
and
able
to
put
their
ideas
to
ters-
work.
These
were
the
men
who
brought
order
from
chaos
in
other
countries
and
they
can
do
it
for
us.
iRlor
n
I
.AAoriiA,
rnroc
Such
a
man
as
Mussolini
or
Stalin
may
be
necessary
to
bring
the
I'nited
States
back
to
a
better
financial
and
industrial
condition.
AND
nails
like
lumber.
Its
licht
weight
makes
it
easy
to
handle.
It
requires
no
expensive
decoration,
in
fact
none
at
all,
when
panelled.
Use
it
for
obtaining
fire-safe
walls,
ceilings
and
partitions
throughout
your
home.
It
has
structural
strength,
insulation
value,
is
draught
and
vermin-proof,
easy
to
install,
saves
time
in
new
construction
and
is
an
excel
National
Lea
cue
Brooklyn
7.
Philadelphia
15.
Only
game
Monday.
ELKS
DROP
FAST
GAME
4u
also
the
pivot
man
for
the
first
double
play
his
team
has
made
this
ason.
He
also
contributed
a
home
un
and
a
doable
to
help
his
team
i
long.
Jack
Netsofc
also
connected
or
a
circuit
clout
in
the
first
inning.
Alex
Mitchell
drove
one
to
the
right
field
fence
which
might
also
have
gone
for
a
homer
but
for
fast
fielding.
He
made
third
on
it
easily.
Empress
took
the
lead
right
in
the
first
inning
and
were
never
headed.
Kenny
drove
a
fly
to
left
field
that
Arseneau
ordinarily
would
'have
-obbled
np
but
he
misjudged
it
and
finally
dropped
It
when
be
did
get
his
glove
on
it.
Howe
went
out
at
.Irst
and
then
Nelson
drove
one
iver
first
base
which
went
through
the
fence
for
a
home
run.
In
the
fourth.vWtodle,
first
man
up,
drove
one
overlecend
base
and
managed
to
score
cm
it,
the
fielders
being
tn
poor
position
for
the
drive.
Commons
was
safe
when
Stephens
dropped
his
fly.
Hg
stole
second
and
took
third
on
a
pa
feed
ball.
Ourvleh
singled
and
Oonmidhs
scored.
In
the
sixth
Windle
tioubled
and
got
to
third
as
Stalker
was
thrown
out
at
first.
Ourvleh
rolled
one
down
iie
third
base
line
which
he
beat
out
tti
first,
Windle
scoring.
Commons
started
off
like
a
world
Deater
striking
out
the
first
three
Bks
who
faced
him.
With
one
strike
TtJt
and
a
grounder
which
he
took
Mtnself
in
the
second
inning,
Alex
Mitchell
landed
on
one
which
went
?or
a
triple.
It
was
a
beautiful
line
"rive
to
the
right
field
fence.
Chen-ki
drove
one
down
the
first
base
the
but
it
was
foul
and
then
he
rounded
out.
They
scored
their
only
run
in
the
third.
Stephens
was
Mt
by
the
pitcher
Stone
sinsled
and
"Stephens
brought
up
at
third.
Stone
win
to
second
on
the
throw
to
third.
Farquhar
singled
and
Stephens
peered.
Empresi
managed
to
retire
the
side
without
further
scoring.
The
onlv
Ume
after
that
the
Elks
looked
dangerous
was
in
the
fifth
and
a
double
play
ended
no
;
n
1
1
j
!
1.1
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svJaaKwTr
aw
jrB
WJsfssVT
1
'TUt
udvtrti$fHunl
It
nal
put-
I
lUhtd
or
duplay.j
by
iht
Imjuot
I
Oontrtl
Board
or
y
I
In
Qvuurn-I
intnt
f
britith
Columbia.
SPORT
NOTES
!
Brazil
und
Argentina
will
carry
Empress
Plays
Errorless
Ball
Behind
J&utn
America's
pennants
into
the
Ray
Commons
to
Win
Fourth
mt
Olympic
Olympic
Game
In
10
of
the
14
Game
in
Succession
TWO
HOMERS
Hotel
Men
Now
Have
Two.Game
Lead
Over
Sons
of
Canada
Empress
continued
their
winning
classes
of
competition.
The
two
juuntries,
Joined
porhaps
by
a
rowing
team
from
Uruguay,
will
have
fisarly
10Q
men
at
Los
Angeles,
and
to
the
contingent
are
a
handful
of
rack
compeUt&rs
with
real
possibilities
for
putUng
South
America
on
the
Olympic
map.
Such
up-and-
-ays
in
the
City
Baseball
League
MmUli
aUlletl!
naUons
chUej
xture
iast
nignt
to
seno
me
is
Penj
6nt,
j,,,
nmmt
aXfort
ms
1
victory
over
the
Anuered
Herdi-Kj-K
bv
hand.ect
routes
of
hind
the
Jouj-bit
pitching
of
Ray
!
tral
are
farther
from
South
Am-
miinwi.
8Pm
u
n
nfc,
than
were
the
Amsterdam'
i
two-game
margin
over
the
second
laee
Bens
of
Canada
whom
they
tre
scheduled
to
meet
on
Friday.
The
game
was
featured
by
perfect
ieWHng
by
the
winners
while
the
iMks
also
put
up
a
good
exhibition
tn
the
infield,
the
ouifield,
however.
games
four
years
ago.
Ate
of
the
Latin-Americana
is
Juan
Carlos
Zabala.
Argentine
yavngrter,
who.
competing
In
his
first
Olympic,
figures
to
be
onc-two-three
in
the
marathon
run.
He
has
making
a
couple
of
errors.
Wlndle,
,
wtrtd
the
conventional
route
of
n
snort
iur
empress,
pnyea
a
iasi
game,
takmg
one
that
went
between
the
third
baseman's
legs
to
throw
more
than
26
miles
in
two
hours.
19
-oconds.
Another
Argentine.
Alberto
Zorllla,
must
be
reckoned
with
in
Jie
runner
out
at
first,
while
hejap,
summation
of
swimming
pros-
lects,
for
he
won
at
Amsterdam
the
'10-metre
free
style
event.
He
has
trained
for
every
event
up
to
and
including
400
metres.
The
Brasillan
1
hurdler,
Sylvtc
De
Magalahaes
Pa-
j
dilha
South
American
champion,
has
taken
the
400-metre
jumps
in
1
"Ii
which
is
2.4
seconds
over
the
,
iorld
record
set
by
Moraan
Taylor
if
GrinneU,
but
may
be
good
enough
to
win
this
vear.
The
Arcei-
,
tine
Bianchl
LutU
has
run
110
-netres
in
10.6
and
5.000
metrps
in
15:04.8
and
thus
Is
a
throat
in
any
event
from
sprints
to
distances
Brazil
has
a
pole
vaulter.
Lu
in
Castro,
who
can
do
better
than
13
feet
five
Inches
and
holds
the
South
American
title,
at
a
fraction
better
than
that
height.
The
ArgenUne
Hector
Bern,
an
all-round
athlete,
will
compete
for
the
Olvmpic
oen-tathlon
crown:
he
already
holds
the
eontlnental
decathlon
title.
Jose
Rlbas.
Brazilian
of
Areentine
crti-emhlp.
is
scarcely
slower
than
Zabala
In
the
long
runt,
and
a
hfrh
tmrr
from
Interior
Argentine,
Va-lerto
Vallanja
will
take
his
South
American
ehannionstilo
of
she
feet
thre
Inches
to
Los
Anaeies.
Out
rf
the
h
a
dark
hore
In
South
America's
track
and
field
squad
it
is
the
effort.
Stephens
singled
and
then
Stone
drove
one
to
Kenny
who
threw
out
Stephens
at
second
Windle
completing
the
play
by
throwing
out
Stone
at
first.
Both
teams
had
new
first
saekers
last
night
and
they
both
performed
nicely.
Doug
Stalker
was
on
the
initial
sack
for
Empress
to
the
absence
of
Douglas
and
Barry
played
.there
for
Elks.
The
Bos
Score
EMPRESS
AB
Ft
II
POA
Kenny
2b.-
4
1
Howe
3b
3
Nelson
If,
4
Windle
ss.
.....
D.
Stalker
lb.
Commons
p.
!
Ourvleh
d.
IFong
rf.
..:...
Hlbbard
cf.
.
Totals
29
5
721
8
ELKS
Farquhar
ss
3
Q.
Mitchell
2b
3
Barry
lb.
3
!
Arseneau
If
3
Menzic
3b.
A.
Mitchell
c.
Chcnoski
p.
Stenhens
rf.
'Stone'
et
.
Totals
24
Empress
2
0
0
Elks
0
0
1
Summary
Stolen
AB
R
H
'POA
4
0
10
0
2
3
2
0
0
1
4
21
14
3
2
0
105
0
0
0
01
bases,
Oom
mons,
Farquhar;
2-base
hit,
Howe,
Windle;
3-base
hit,
A.
Mitchell;
home
run,
Nelson,
Windle;
base
on
baljs
off
OhenoskJ
?1;
tfuc)CJut
by
Chcnoski
5t,
Commons
(8);
left
on
bases,
Empress
(4),
Elks
(3);
double
play,
Kenny
to
Windle
to
Stalker;
passed
ball.
Mitehell
(1);
hit
by
pitcher.
Stephens;
time
of
game,
1:08;
umpires,
Moran
and
Lomble.
I
LEAGUE
STANDING
W.
L.
Pet.
Empress
4
0
1.000
Bans
of
Canud.i
2
2
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4
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FOOTBALL
C.
LEGION
vs.
MERCHANTS
TONIGHT,
6:30
I
mvthanlv
Juan
B
Pina
BUfftOS
Aires
bank
clerk
and
by
all
odds
the
best
sprinter
an
the
continent
till
further
inte
the
cellar
with
a
jyeaf
to
KFKl
m
to
umt
today.
He
hub
run
the
100
metres
in
102,
1-
IV
of
a
second
better
ihan
PaddudK's
preoent
world
record.
BwaU
is
sending
chanqstan
South
Amortaan
eri
into
the
3,000-me4tc
Hwslile
ssaUs
ami
4.090-metre
outrHtwr
rawing
events,
and
an
entrant
into
the
3600-me
tie
staajs
attilk.
Antonio
HeoeUa
Ar-eiMa
w4H
be
represented
in
an
the
baxlfvg
aertesjories.
Sis
a.nd
per-haps
IS
fWMwrs
will
compete
from
AraenMna;
SO.
unless
rsnda
fall,
wHh
a
handful
of
weight
Utters,
w
restart
and
gymnasts.
Senior
Football
June
t
Canadian
Iaion
vs.
Merrhnfita
Jane
ft
Home
oil
vs.
Regiment.
Jane
14
Merchants
vs
Hume
Oil
Jack
Nelson
Is
Still
Leading
In
Big
Six
Standing
Following
last
eveniri!'
h
game
between
Elks
mo
1
Big
Six
standing
toot-.
:,
change.
Jack
Nelson,
wl
home
run
in
four
tines
1
,
i,
leads
the
standing,
a
1
1
:
.
,
i
percentage
is
now
&0Q
v
of
the
Elks
is
in
second
t,
a
mark
of
.428.
Eddie
Sm
of
Canada,
replaced
Don
impress,
in
thud
plact
v
while
Stalk
(1
dropped
with
a
mark
of
.353.
Bm
climbed
into
the
pictun
hits
In
three
attempts
w!
1
his
mavk
to
ill,
taking
tou
rttlen.
Gheneskt.
who
wm,'
last
ait'ht,
dropped
frii
nlM
In
the
standing
t
n-
Hlbbard,
Lamble.
q
tiftd
Prtateil
dropped
out
Hm.
Following
Is
the
Utn
0
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Melseo
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tie
E.
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June
1
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Dock
vs
P
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Cycling
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a
prfltl.
helili'
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with
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CCM,
Triples
Crank
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4
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(on
most
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4
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Daked-on
Tntm
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7
C'C'M
Owner's
Service
Guarantee
Bond.
Thit
Bond
fuarantret
the
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iif
the
bkytlc
sod
the
Krv
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to
be
fiven
on
ii.
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your
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to
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to
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CCM-Bicycles
.
Girls'
Model
34.$0
Ladies'
Model
41.
SO
CCM.
Standard
38.00
Motorbike
Regular
4JJ0
CCM,
Sport
47.00
Motorbike
Superb
52.00
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&
ACCESSORIES
T.
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I
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Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
H.C
AIR
DRIED
SHINGLES
Retain
the
cedar
oil
in
the
wood,
affordlna
extra
and
beiir.
servatlon
than
kiln-dried
shingles
from
which
the
ess.
ntM
has
been
evaporated.
Our
shingles
ore
made
on
Queen
flm
i
islands
and,
as
a
home
product,
deserve
your
preference
Hhm
i
makers
wages
on
the
Islands
are
spent
eventually
In
Prlnc--
'
1
pert,
while
Vancouver
wages
never
come
north.
Support
a
ti
industry
and
your
own
welfare
by
specifying
Air
Dried
Slim
Prices:
No.
1
5X
$3.75;
No.
1
3X
$3.25
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