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Thursday.
May
5.
193?
,
tton.
The
Royal
Commission
wfB
.
soon
report
and
the
report
may
af-'feet
Sir
Henry's
position,
but
even
does
not
he
believes
there
will
a
change
in
the
head
of
the
C.
!N.
R.
system.
Correspondent
of
Financial
Psoer
According
to
the
correspondent.
Gives
Reasons
Why
Head
of
CYIi.
Cannot
Remain
Salary
Is
Huge
Loose
System
is
Chirred
in
Connection
With
Various
Departments
of
National
System
The
Ottawa
correspondent
of
the
Financial
Post
in
a
special
article
on
the
subject
suggests
that
the
resignation
or
retirement
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
only
a
matter
the
most
damaging
revelations
concern
the
salary
paid
to
Sir
Henry,
and
the
expense
accounts
of
National
railway
officials.
Everyone
understood
that
Sir
Henry
was
under
a
contract,
to
expire
about
1934.
allowing
him
a
salary
of
$75,000
per
year.
This
contract
negotiated
when
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
was
minister
of
railways
was
an
improvement,
from
Sir
Henry's
point
of
view,
over
the
former
contract.
It
gave
him
more
money.
But
it
now
appears
that
Sir
Henry
drew
from
the
National
railway
or
subsidiaries
the
following
income
in
1930:
Salary
$
75.000
of
time.
He
says
that
Sir
Henry
has
(Special
allowance
been
placed
in
an
impossible
posi-
Kaaui:irrat!iaiiir.a?i?BiBiBT!a
QUALITY
FOOD
At
Bargain
Prices
at
the
THRIFT
BULKLEY
VALLEY
On
Sale
Saturday
at
per
doe.
GAINER'S
LARD
per
l-lb.
pkg.
SLICED
BACON
per
4-lb.
pkg
VICTORY
COFFEE
per
ib.
EOOS
18c
Income
from
Grand
I
!
Trunk
Western
....
Some
Other
Salaries
15.000
5,000
Central
Vermont
5.000
Income
from
the
:
Ontario
car
ferry
5.000
1
Directors'
fees
260
I
Personal
expenses
S4.152
Calculation
on
cost
of
house
.
20.000
Grand
total
$149,402
So
far
there
has
been
no
satisfactory
explanation
of
this
extraordinary
set
up
of
figures.
At
the
time
when
Sir
Henry's
contract
was
renewed
the
general
understanding
was
that
the
contract
salary
cov
ered
everything
except
the
prasl
dent's
travelling
expenses.
He.
In
contrast
with
the
highest
sal
f
I
aries
paid
by
the
crown
In
other
C
that
the
Governor-General
of
Can-
22c
A
good
quality,
low
priced
coffee)
Canada.
$15,000;
Lleutenant-Gov-
NABOB
TEA
per
lb.
JELLY
POWDERS
Ma
Iain's
Best.
2
pkgs.
ALBERTA
CREAMERY
BUTTE,
per
Ib.
42c
9c
22c
ada
draws
$48,646:
the
Prime
Minister.
$21,000;
the
Minister
of
Railways.
$16,000;
the
Chief
Justice
of
ernors.
$10,000;
and
provincial
chief
Justices.
$10,000.
A
comparison
of
this
kind,
perhaps,
to
scarcely
fair.
since
there
is
no
assurance
of
per
manency
in
the
presidency
of
the
National
Railways
and
there
is
this
assurance
In
several
of
the
positions
mentioned.
A
truer
comparison
woald
lit
with
the
presidents
of
other
railways,
but
here.
also,
it
will
be
found
that
Sir
Henry's
re
ceipts
from
the
National
were
quite
out
of
line.
The
item
tor
the
residence
In
Montreal
is
little
short
of
amazing
The
facts
in
this
regard
were
stated
to
the
committee
by
Dr.
Peter
Mc-Otbbon,
of
Muskoka,
and
have
not
j
Op
et
been
verified
by
direct
evidence
J-''
from
air
Henry.
There
has.
how-Qp
ever,
been
no
denial
so
that
their
acuracy
can
scarcely
be
doubted.
.
In
August,
inc.
about
the
Ume
22
C
lhe
fedrml
government
changed,
the
directors
of
the
National
Rail
I
ways,
through
a
Junior
officer,
pur
22C
cnaeed
a
nousc
ln
Montreal
for
the
c
resident,
at
a
cost
of
aDDroxlmate-
22c
ly
J185'
The
house
was
paid
for
v
by
borrowing
money
at
a
relatively
lip
high
rate
of
Interest,
and
It
was
officials
totalled
the
enormous
sum
of
$1,052,189.64.
This
was
split
up:
Meals
$
834.18654
BOOTH
WON
IN
SOCCER
!
jnlng
was
producuve
of
a
matcn
luu
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
!01
wnus
wiui
many
goon
hwuwj
City
delivery,
by
mail
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
in
advance
5D0
j
ieatures
and
the
usual
whole-
For
leaser
period,
paid
in
advanc
.
per
week
10c
(hearted
play
that
the
boys
always
Dy
mail
to
all
pari
or
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
serve
up.
Booth
were
just
about
va-
naid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
..
.
-
SOQ.ta
for
their
win,
the
score
being
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
86
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
38
era..
.
1
a
m.
Ka
four
to
two
in
their
favor.
them.
Annesley's
fine
save
frotn
a
,
Mgh
drop
of
Oomec's
was
the
first
j
feature
and
soon
the
goalie
had
to
save
again
from
Colussl
who
near-
I
"
less
than
a
minute.
Colussi
was
cago
White
Sox.
nearly
through
again
but
lost
con
irol
and
Borden
was
away
to
the
the
other
end
for
Lindsay
to
give
his
team
the
lead.
Play
was
fast
and
strenuous
with
Booth
doing
the
greater
part
of
the
Dressing
but
.lading
the
Borden
defence
sound.
I
Oomez
had
a
hard
drive
blocked'
ind
Nelson
shot
over.
Shrubsall
was
fast
and
clever
but
Ritchie
managed
to
stop
him.
Cbhissl
hit
the
bar
with
a
fine
drive
and
then
Gomez!
worked
his
way
through
to
give
Booth
the
equalizer.
The
pace
was
tslling
on
the
lighter
Borden
team
and.
after
Annesley
had
cleared
finely
from
a
corner.
Colussl
gave
Booth
the
lead.
Anensley
was
shaken
up
In
clearing
and
Hong
got
a
nasty
crack
but
he
was
soon
back
n
the
game.
Just
before
fuHUrae
Nelson
luckily
added
a
fourth
for
Booth.
Borden
Annesley;
Currle,
Hong;
Naylor.
VeHch.
Houston:
Lindsay,
O-Netll.
Shrubsall.
Campbell,
McOuire.
Booth
Munro;
Eby.
Ritehie;
De-Marco.
Gomez,
Fulton:
Netserr,
MaeDonald.
Colussl.
Hale,
McMee-kin.
Referee,
J.
Johnston.
Linesmen,
A.
Ivarson,
T.
Bussan-
leh
Washington
State
Defeats
Oregon
In
Diamond
Play
CORVALLIS,
Ore
May
5:
Washington
State
College
defeated
Oregon
State
College
by
a
score
of
6
to
3
here
yesterday
ln
the
first
of
a
two-game
conference
baseball
series.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Portland
6,
Seattle
5.
Other
facts
produced
by
the
com-ichers.
are
then
turned
in
to
the
mittee
are
equally
astonishing.
In!
company.
tw.
ins
vjwmpic
w
expenses
oi
Then
th-,-
u
the
matter
of
eluh
dues.
In
1030,
the
National
railways
spent
$100,000
on
club
dues
for
officials.
No
detail
as
to
the
sort
of
Hotels
and
lodgings
305,200.19
clubs
or
the
amount
of
initiation
20C
8Ieeplng
133.130.88
fees,
etc..
Is
available
except
that
,
Hallway
fares
10.724.83
1
$70,000
went
for
club
shares
and
the
llC
Te,e8rami
12.585.4?
balance
for
dues.
Other
expenses
568.166.60
That
such
a
state
of
affairs
could
extst
ln
a
company
owned
and
on-
Total
$1,952,189.64
erated
by
the
state
at
a
verv
larce
As
proof
of
the
grossness
of
the
annual
loss
Is
deemed
to
convict
extravagance
In
that
year,
It
was
the
president
and
the
former
dlrec
announced
to
the
committee
that
torate
of
gross
Incapacity.
me
new
ooara
oi
directors
already
TI
'ClP
L
P
f
'had
cut
the
sum
by
$330,000.
Equal-
1
Unit
LaSU
&
Carry
y
surprising,
It
was
announced
that
Phone
H9
201
Third
Ave.
CARRY
AND
SAVE"
era
rw
rMimvwmsMZMTmu-tm
tnxa
vn
UilVlUiatC
ilAU
UUl
l
u
syetem
which
certainly
prevails
in
all
well
managed
institutions
whereby
expenses
are
paid
by
the
officials
in
the
first
place,
and
expense
acounts,
supported
by
vou-
FOOTBALL
ACROPOLIS
HILL
At
6:43
TONIGHT
News
of
The
Sport
World
a.
lie
.1
UI1MJI
rUULUSUl
KdUJC
......
'
;tween
Borden
and
Booth
last
eve-
atgawggawttMiyii
CARDINALS
ADVANCING
Winning
the
tots
was
a
bit;
ad-'
vantage
for
Booth
which
had
the
World
Champions
Win
From
Cin-
urfnri
th
hill
nA
th
enn
In
hi4n
CinnaU
Keds
to
Taxe
roujin
Place
in
National
League)
ST.
LOUIS,
May
5;
The
world;
A
Big
League
Scores
FALCONS
National
League
Cincinnati
0,
St.
Louis
7.
Chicago
4,
Pittsburg
1.
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
0
in
eighth.
American
League
St."
Louts
3,
Cleveland
8.
Detroit
8,
Chicago
7.
near-j
.
.
.
.
r-iinal.
who
D
1
11
Pa
J!
National
League
w.
L.
Boston
12
4
Chioaao
..
.
12
5
Dod"
PhJhuMnhia
0
9
where
In
the
south.
10
11
9
11
10
(called
fcr'8
oaseDau
oianamgs
OampbeU
and
McOaire
combined'
...
f
rf
nicely
to
lead
a
Borden
attack
butl
tA.
.
aoaln
frmn
the)
Ritchie
cleared.
Currte
kicked
well
l
',.,
at
the
other
end
and
then
Veitch
gave
McGuire
a
fine
long
pass
that
was
returned
to
Campbell
and
the
Borden
forward
line
combined
in
a
fine
movement
that
ended
with
y
shooting
just
wide.
Hong
was
very
effective
m
defense
and
then
Shrnbsall
made
a
dangerous
sally
and
forced
an
unproductive
comer.
Borden
made
good
progress
with
fine
long
passes
that
kept
the
Booth
defence
busy
and
Monro
was
lucky
to
save
at
the
post.
Veitch
was
good
and
then
Booth
was
just
foiled
in
the
goal
mouth
ttfore
the
halfttme
Whistle
blew.
no
goals
having
been
scored.
The
wind
had
dropped
consider
ably
at
the
start
of
the
second
half.
.McOuire
made
a
fine
run
but
Eby
American
league
.
oute
to
advance
into
fourth
place
Washington
in
the
National
League
above
the
Detroit
lads
and
dose
on
the
heels
of
the
Cleveland
third
place
Phlines.
xev
yott
The
PhUltec
used
three
pitchers
in
Philadelphia
t
vain
effort
to
stay
the
attack
of
g.
Louis
he
league
leading
Boston
Braves
chieaoo
who
won
by
a
shut-out.
Rhem
al-
Boston
lowed
the
Prills
only
four
scattered
hits.
The
game
was
called
in
the
eighth
to
allow
he
teams
to
eateh
j
train.
The
idle
Brooklyn
aueezed
Into
slir.ii
place
when
the
u
rnu.
g
W.
L
14
4
12
5
14
7
10
6
10
7
12
5
14
3
13
Pittsburg
Pirates'
were
defeated
by
ctnannati
,
9
he
Chicago
Cubs.
Brooklyn
The
Philadelphia
Athletic,
al-
prtuburg
7
though
Idle,
advanced
to
fifth
place
.Sew
York
5
in
the
American
League
ahead
of
,
,
.,
,
.
cleared.
Currte
miskleked
to
let
I
the
St.
Louis
Brown
who
lost
to
the
John
WllHam.
AUln
liquor
vei:-
Cotussi
through
for
Booth's
first.
Cleveland
Indians.
The
Detroit
Ti-
or.
was
a
pautnger
aboard
the
3iteJue
miskleked
at
the
other
end
gers
retained
second
place
by
win-
Princes
Norah
going
through
f
rr
md
Shrubsall
equalized
cleverly
mining
a
close
victory
from
the
Chi-
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else-
WINNERS
Cubs
Defeated
in
High
School
Softball
League
Yesterday
In
a
keenly
contested
softball
game,
the
Falcons
yesterday
defeated
the
Cubs
by
a
margin
of
4-0.
This
was
the
first
game
of
the
second
half
in
the
High
School
League.
The
winning
of
this
half
will
cam
the
right
to
oppose
the
Pct-
winners
of
the
iirst
half
for
the
.778
championship.
.706
The
Falcons
were
out
for
a
win
collecting
one
run
!n
the
first
m-ningand
the
rest
in
thr
thnc
v.
hil'
the
Cub
were
unable
u
m.tei
ih-36'
t
tine
pitching
of
Bowitt
Aiki..
.
i
jtlcally
every
hit
being
u
pop
fly
.1M
The
fieldine
of
both
u-.uns
rnulti
Pet.
750
.706
00
.474
.450
.400
389
333
have
been
improved
W!l
:iui
the
knocking
the
pill
all
.
,.
J
The
third
Inning
was
th-
big
0i
if
the
game,
featured
?
,
,
cjouk
uj
inaiixi
wum
MtiXlPy
blt.
up
completely
and,
with
b.,tf
f,,
..
he
walked
Stegavig.
fon
,
.
,
njl
Christteon
ateo
came
iu
i
:on.tl(
the
scoring.
1
Tle
batteries
for
the
(
!Uj
Moxlev
and
Church;
f(,:
p
'
,
cons,
Allen
and
ChrisUt
.i.
The
teams
were:
Cubs
Faw,
Church.
Murrii.,.,
Moit-y
'captain
i.
ob.
m;;,
Hanson.
Davits
Kfi,,,,
j,
liscrof
t.
..licons
-
Allen.
W.-.,,-
rn,vS
a')taln.
Dungate.
c
''
"ray.
Hale.
8teavi-
n,..,
Fisher
MKaffery.
t'mpire
Bill
Tobey.
B-c
umpire.
Bob
Tob
.
SroiPkpeper.
KlKhnr,.,-,,
Reporter.
Pat
P:U;n.
ROVW
"BeeS
Geedness1
AFTER
A
IT
T1711
If
f
TtfF
beautifuteasy-to-clean
Congoleum
Gold
Seal
Rug
can
be
yours
Here
Is
your
opportunity
to
know
ilie
satin-faction
ami
economy
of
a
Cenuiiir
Gold
Seal
Congoleum
Hug
...
to
realize
its
beauty
and
lon
wearing
iiialiti-ft
.
,
,
uithoul
any
cost.
In
the
window
of
jour
local
Congoleum
dealer's
utore
you
will
see
a
Congoleum
Jlug
on
display.
Heneath
the
Gold
Seal
that
identifies
it
as
a
Cenuliw
Congoleum
Hug
an
unknown
hidden
number
lias
been
placed.
If
you
can
guess
that
number,
or
if
the
guess
vou
make
comes
nearet
to
the
SPECIAL
OFFEn.
If
you
pur.
rliaatt
Criiuine
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Cold
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