page
rotrs
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N
ews
other
two
teams
being
the
Senators
aad
Pirates.
fbf
Bfavoay
who
came
up
from
Maf
"poirtteh.
played
a
steady
fame,
maklnt
few
errors.
Tobey
and
Obata
were
the
best
at
bat
for
the
winners.
The
Pirate
lost
meat
of
their
runs
through
field
errors
and
their
batters
were
un-ajslf
to
keep
the
ball
from
the
hands
of
the
Braves.
The
teams
were:
Braves
Hakamoto
ss.,
Davie
1st.
Tobey
c
Ooato
(Cast.)
p.,
O.
Fkl
SALES
Eifery
Month
in
the
Year
19.W
Sales
Dates
AsxH
18
May
ft
Jane
SO
JJM
AisfSM30
9BpHsvNsV
SW
Octoher
24
November
11
December
21
Special
Sams
BsM
on
tieqaeat
of
Shippers
Advances
Will
Be
Made
as
Ujtaal
Whan
Itequeated.
Transferred
ny
Telegraph
if
Deal
red.
THE
SEATTLE
FUlt
EXCHANGE
1608
Western
Avehuc
Seattle.
USA.
RENT
A
Radio,
Sewing
Machine,
Typewriter
McIfATTnUOSi.,
LTH.
and
BOATS
ARE
RELEASED
Department
of
Marine
Returns
lunuscaiea
uoais
ii
Owners
The
United
Slates
trollln,;
boats
Sunrise,
Ttmeusa.
May
and
Queen
ton
If,
Hlrano
rf
..
McLsod
cf
.,
Mttr-'
Wllien
n
Dcen
nelQ
J1
ray
tod
R.
ralton
rss.
Dell
et.
J
cor.
rises
t
km
Welle
tet.
Naytor
cfllytara
ago
lor
vvosauon
01
inter
Lindsay
p..
Mnrcan
tCapt.)
3xd.'MMon1
fishing
regulations,
were
Oeminato
rn..
Palmer
Jnd
Oamp
bell
c
.
Johnston
If.,
Murray
rf.
Umpire
O.
Hanson
and
Y.
KUh
omoto.
league
Standing
Team
P.
W.
L.
Pirates
S
3
2
Senators
S
3.2
THers
4'
2
2
Cubs
4
2
2
Giants
5
2
3
Braves
5
2
3
Pts.
990
m
BOO
released
to
their
owners
by
the
ma
rine
department
here
Tuesday
following
the
recent
decision
of
the
department
that
the
boats
be
handed
back
as
"an
act
of
grace."
Capt.
B.
O.
Kmiteen
of
the
May,
Capt.
J.
E.
Torgesen
of
the
Queen
City.
Capt.
Peter
M.
Jepton
of
the
Tflbcum
and
Capt.
Leartder
Sand-
600,
berg
of
the
Sunrise,
together
with
400
members
of
their
crews,
are
now
400
hete
preparing
the
boats
for
re
moval
to
Seattle.
While
the
boats
mfty
have
been
technically
guilty
of
infractioa
of
the
regulations,
it
was
shown
u
the
satisfaction
of
the
department
that
their
owners
were
not
intention
lly
breaklng
any
laws.
Their
seirure
took
plaee
m
Queen
Charlotte
Island
waters
early
In
the
summer
of
1931.
i
Today's
Weather
I
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer,
30.14;
temperature,
34;
smooth
sea.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
tight
northwest
wind;
barometer,
teiflSwtaUjre,
46,
font
chop,
langaca
Part
cloudy,
calm,
mo-SMste
Sdft.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
calm,
eaatelly
swell.
I
Terraco
Snwtn,
calm;
temper-iatore.
32.
Alyansb
Cloudy,
calm.
36.
Ahyox
Part
cloudy,
calm.
40
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
41.
Haaelton
Clear,
calm.
42.
Smltliera
Clear,
aalm.
38.
Hums
Lake
Clear,
calm,
23.
Views
of
I
The
danger
for
a
young
writer
today
Is
that
he
may
succeed
too
easily
and
too
early
Somerset
Maugham.
I
Ohe
healing'
Cream
Jr
TflsnihoUium
SPRAtNS
am
BRUISE?
...MITES'
or
CUTS.
,
M
ADC
IN
CANADA
...
The
rent
collector,
fighting
lr.
I
the
147-pound
Class
took
the
decl-i
slon
from
the
milkman
with
a
few
I
earnest.
.
well-directed
wallops
to
the
chin.
The
crowd
paexlng
Ma
dison
Square
Oaroen
to
its
rafters
roared
approval
as
a
Mew
York
University
player
battered
a
bar
rel-chested
farmer
into
submission
in
one
round.
A
little
black
boy
named
Greene,
his
shock
of
kinky
hair
stanabtg
an
end.
and
his
double-Jointed
arms
punching
freely
from
ajl
angles,
won
the
flyweight
open
final
from
an
aviation
mechanic,
two-time
previous
winner,
in
the
hit-bout"
of
the
evening.
A
musician
by
trade
took
the
count
of
ten
in
short
order
from
a
subway
worker
in
the
middleweight
division,
apparently
mash
to
the
enjoyment
of
the
appreciative
gaUeryttes.
An
of
which
featured
the
ex
ir.
iuj;.
sm
Sport
hibition
o!
amateur
boxing
at
IU
best
and
dressiest
In
New
York,
-deling
farther
to
the
conviction
tOjMO
witnesses
to
the
annuai
U
olden
fc.ivos
final,
conducted
by
the
Otily
News
A.A
,
that
the
"si-man
prfreV'
will
provide
more
in-tstttttMTflstte
entertainment,
pe
three,
rounds
than
the
pro's.
4
''
V
.
'
V!iNlli!&
Afotf
IftLATSS
4
FAYQitKD
'
rtm
rE?nAvrs
4
4
NSWrOBfC
April
6
-The
roneensus
of
opinion
of
leading
'
baaebaa
writers
of
the
eoun-
4
try.
as
just
published
in
Spurt-
.
ing
News.
Is
that
Pittsburg
Plr-
4-
a
ten
will
replace
Chicago
Cuba
4
4
as
133
champions
of
the
Ma-
4
T
Uooal
UaguefNew
York
Yan-
4
4
kees
are'
expected
to
ret
iin
the
American
League
pennant.
4
4
4
4
444
4
Wins
Another
Championship
I
.-Vwy-
FINALISTS
IN
SOUTHERN
OOI.I
TOI
RMCV
Maureen
On-utt.
"1
Bnglewood,
N.J.,
i
right
former
wonirn
.s
C,mn
dlan
tiM-n
title
liolder,
with
the
finalist
hr
defpated
:it
Plin
tnn
,t.
Marrn
in
tne
worm
ana
eoutn
Women
n
ooir
enamplon
snip
miss
uernice
wan,
or
usnKOMi
ww
TTlS
score
was
5
;i
It
Is
the
ihir
dsuarnaalvn
vaar
that
Uui
Nu
Jauuiv
itirl
hua
this
tournament.
hPoto
was
taken
at
Plnenurst
the
day
before
the
match.
4
won
Worid
fcSixnnmniHtaUSla
ciB-EunrKuriiurtaiariiirB
v
Saskatoon
.
.
.
Quakers
Wm
Western
j
Canada
Hockey
Title
and
Will
Meet
Mohcton
For
Allan
Gup
VANCOUVER,
April
G:-4im
Dewey,
who
entered
amateur
hockey's
Hall
of
Fame
In
the
recent
hectic
series
with
Port
William
by
scoring
the
single
goal
which
defeated
the
Superiors
after
n
three-game
deadlock,
contributed
again
last
night
to
his
team's
victory
by
scoring
the
first
of
two
goals
which
gave
Saskatoon
Quakers
a
shut-
.
:
aot
vletory
over
thr
Trail
Suck:
p
jrvinrrryv
(ft
,
Baters
in
the
second
and
deciding
I
CALL
AT
SCHOOL
P.ram
Defeat
Pirates
in
a
Shot,
out
(lame
In
the
High
Softball
Leap
yesterday
the
lowly
Braves
defeated
the
leading
Pirates
to
tie
up
the
league
leadership.
As
a
result
of
yesterday's
game,
there
will
be
a
three-way
tie
in
game
of
the
western
Canada
Allan
Cap
finals.
The
opener
Monday
ended
in
a
scoreless
draw,
sharpe
MBred
the
second
goal
of
the
game
The
Quakers
thereby,
qualified
to
meet
Moncton.
Eastern
Canada
champions.
In
the
final
tor
the
eoveted
amateur
trophy
which
opens
here
on
Saturday
night.
Between
four
and
five
thousand
fan
witnessed'
laat
nHht's
contest
In
the
Vaneonrer
Arena.
Dewey
scared
the
first
goal
on
Scott's
rebound
In
the
second
period
after
the
race
far
honors
in
the
High
eighteen
and
a
half
minutes
of
play.
Sehooi
League
The
Winner
of
the
Fourteen
minutes
along
In
the
Mart
game
between
the
Tigers
and
third
period
Sharpe
netted
the
se-
Owbs
will
have
the
right
to
tale
eond
goal
for
the
flour
men
with
a
part
tn
a
three-way
play-off.
the
tone
rush.
Winners
of
Historic
Boat
Race
Photo
shows
the
Cambridge
crew
famoiu
boat
race
on
the
Thames
who
defeat
-rt
Oxford
for
the
tenth
at
Putney
where
they
pui
the
fmi
S
SPORT
NOTES
j
suiveuMve
yr:ir
in
the
rtvent
hing
louche
to
their
training
BADMINTON
CONCLUDED
Presentation
of
Seawtn
Award
at
Party
by
C.
N.
It.
Club
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Badminton
Club
finished
ap
its
official
season
laat
evening
by
play-ng
off
the
uncompleted
gaaaes
in
Krth
the
handicap
league
and
open
ournament.
following
which
the
Haver
and
their
friends
adloarned
o
the
supper
room
(or
refreshments
and
presets
Hon
of
the
seams
awards,
this
being
later
fol-wed
by
dancing
The
affair
was
piloted
to
a
sue-ssfal
conclusion
by
P.
M.
Davis,
airman
of
the
Badminton
dub.
l.o
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
r
the
evening.
The
awards
for
the
artous
events
were
presented
by
'ack
Frew,
vice-president
of
the
anadian
National
Recreation
As-ociatinn.
In
his
usual
charaeterts-tc
style
a
few
words
of
wtscVan
be
offt
red
nlont
with
each.
Much
credit
was
reflected
upon
the
ladies'
committee
of
the
badminton
club
by
the
efficient
and
tasteful
way
in
which
arrangement
for
the
supper
room
and
banqur'
facilities
were
carried
out
The
winners
of
the
various
even'
ii
n
below:
Amerfc-itn
tournamriv
nlayed
r.
:
ivomber
20
last
Mr-
B
I
V:ilf'
ri!
A
Styles
Pirn
lialf
C
N
R
handicap
leu
mi
first.
W
Tobey
8
Jurmaln
ond.
Miss
Thelma
Davis
aiu!
P
Petersen;
third
Mrs
F
M
Du.
ph
j
h.
Hon
on
Second
half
CNR
handle
if
leaguefirst.
Mm
P
A
Rogers
m'
J
H
Norton,
second.
MIkm
Thelma
Davis
nd
A.
Styles;
third.
Mrs
J
'I
Hortin
and
S
Jurmaln
Annual
Tournament
Men
s
Double
J
H
Horton
and
j
M.
Davw.
Ladles'
Singlaa
Mrs.
J.
H
Hnr-
!
"in.
j
Mixd
Doubles
Miss
Klsle
Davis
id
P
M
Davis,
j
Men's
Singles
W.
Tobey.
'IUPIN0
0NTRIAL
Jury
Vnr
Hearing
of
Seattle
Murder
I
Case
Was
impanelled
!
8RATTLE,
April
6
-A
Jury
hav-'inn
been
empanelled
in
the
trial
of
Julian
Marcellno.
who
is
charged
with
having
murdered
glx
persons
when
he
ran
amok
with,
large
bolo
Hnife
m
thf
streets
flfthiii
eltv
on
Thanksgiving
Day
last,
hearing
of
evidence
against
the
Filipino
commenced
yesterday.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVin.
Aortl
6:
(CP-Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
on
the
local
exchanRr
al
50Vjc.
We
are
living,
socially
and
politically.
In
a
patchwork
of
tradition
and
anachronisms.
.
Q.
Wells.
RAILROAD
I
CANDIDATE
iAerUsatioii
Levelled
at
Unemployed
!
Council
.
by
Lotttliremen'
Union
Nomination
is
Deferred
After
the
accusatuhv
hnd
bei-o
hurlec.
at
the
Chair
by
delearH
of
the
Lonirthoremen's
Upton
that
the
Unmpl)yid
c-'iun:'ll
was
ehdea-vorlng
to
rallrmd
thonffh
the
nnnilnutlun
of
a
eandidate
to
coo
lest
Prince
Rupart
ridiaa
on
be
'half
of
the
unemployed
and
kebar
at
the
forth-oTilmt
provincial
vMh!-tion
I'
wss
decided
at
a
mass
nv-tinr
tht
unemployed
last
nlttht
t.
defer
ihe
nommsUon
of
n
(canddate
for
one
week.
1
Menu
line
the
meeting
approved
ot
i
i:l.itfm.n
wl.:
h
licluor
!pianlr
rvtHlnr
for
'.e
establishment
(
i
n
six-hour
Ouy
and
a
five-dav
"vr
It
in
ludtrv
at
a
living
wage,
adequate
relM
for
uneovt
ployed
and
part-tim
woekers
tin-.
tl1
sh
time
s
a
system
of
non-
jomitribulnry
unemployment
httar-i
p-f
is
estibllshed
re
ition
of
In-
j
.
teret
payments
on
provir.eltl
deVi
nt'
h
time
a
the
needs
of'
unemprei
and
ort-um
work-:
-rs
are
pr.T
iled
for.
f
ill
m
ilnt
en
ance
of
all
so'i'
wrviees.
aean
)
?
n
f
th-
uv
if
the
orovlncUl,
police
aiainst
striker
and
unem-Ployec
wcrkrrs.
Inv-siigatlon
of'
safety
conditions
for
forkrn
at!
An
yon
abolition
.,f
eorapanvj
towns,
no
mortage
forcloaures
on'
workers'
and
fanners'
homes
or
chattel
beuse
of
Insbtllty
to.
meet
payments,
no
tax
leisures
of:
workers'
and
farmers'
hemes
or.
goods.
abotitsNi
of
deportation
law
and
Section
M
0f
the.
Criminal;
Code
and
consideration
of
the
wel
fare
of
the
working
cwas
in
al'
-mestlcns
of
legislation
In
addition
to
the
unemnlov'
organisation
there
were
delegate
of
Ihe
LofKSho'
etnen'n
t'rrtor.
anH
the
Socialist
Pirty
of
Canada
?
attendance
at
the
meeting
Pi
terr-trv
wis
mr'-n-tr-.
t'
wi'e
a
letter
In
rrolv
-
M"-
BBBBsPBkBBBB
rfnril
to
take
part
li
debate
on
If
cost
of
llvlnw
h"
-ttHvhi
with
Other
plrr
',vie
wif'-r
were
also
di-'i.-i
Hv
h
whleh
was
tnfoxn4
-1
thit
four
local
unemployed
who
re
amtenced
to
surry-e)sars'
im-imei
ai
Prlnee
0nwe
for
-44)M
tbe
trda."
had
been
re-'
'M
nri
bll
benfln(t
appea)
hsf1es
tt
ipman
presided
oeer
,y
meeting
Oovemtftent
eeonomv
and
bal-anced
budawu
are
a
first
inrn)jl
to
recovery
from
the
gewnt
dsM--wis
etksis
Nkmatsa
M
array
But'
ler
BIG
AUTOMATIC
BOOKLET
MORE
USED
THAN
ALL
OTHERS
COMBINED
YotmtTfl
nrrA
ttaA
nicy
wsni
ir.nnh.
l
Krflogg's
VVV
Br
m
sre
lnr
Iom.
They
love
the
timmlt
ofVpf
Pal,,
uhawi
ment
oX
wheat.
I'losra
bran
to
be
mililly
Uuvj
Am.
lj
Husull
fri.m
nur
i
r
r
.
III
I
i.-.h-
u;
Krlli;x
in
Li
I
Ion.
intint
I
OITKSSWOKK
Aoturary
aim
i
etaton
4i-arrtveo
i
1
'
fuenswoik
lest.m
it
enable
n
etimlnate
c
work
from
"i
Msg.
We
wijuUI
.
i
to
have
yen
oor
hop
the
me'h
use
Alan,
we
'
equlpm'
nt
paii
anv
.ipplunci'
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of
!!
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olletted
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Radio
Service
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r.
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ha
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Is
Not
the
Quantity
You
Eat
BUT
the
comparatively
small
amount
you
digest
builds
your
vitality
The
unique
power
of
BOVRIL
(so
easily
digested)
BUILDS
STRENGTH
WITHOUT
FAT
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you
read
the
classified
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