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and
for
other
occasions.
These
are
better
grade
shoes
taken
from
our
regular
stock
and
priced-
To
Clear
at
$195,
$2.95,
$3.45
A
wonderful
opportunity
for
those
wearing
the
smaller
sizes.
The
Family
Shoe
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DILLINGER'S
FATE
St
K
.
,
.
Ji
.10
5
00
'9j00
Tuesday,
July
24,
1934
j
John
Dillinuer
was
a
bold,
bad
man
but
he
was
clever
and
his
cleverness
made
him
something
of
a
hero
withl
those
who
sympathize
with
the
breakers
of
the
law.
Even
among
those
who
are
glad
to
see
his
end
he
was
admired
for
his
backbone
and
natural
sagacity.
The
end
of
such
a
man
was
bound
to
come
tragically
sooner
or
later.
He
was
an
outlaw
on
the
face
of
the
earth
and
only
in
a
crowded
city
where
gangdom
thrives
could
he
hope
to
be
concealed.
Even
there
his
presence
became
known
but
it
took
fifteen
men
to
get
him.
Happily
he
was
killed
instantly
and
the
world
is
spared
the
publicity
which
would
have
followed
his
trial
if
he
had
been
taken.
THE
HEAT
WAVE
.
In
the
east
a
heat
wave
has
been
making
life
uncomfortable.
People
have
been
dying,
crops
have
been
drying
up
and
cattle
have
been
destroyed.
While
this
was
going
on
last
week
the
Pacific
Coast
was
unpleasantly
cool
Let
us
be
thankful
for
the
cool
weather.
While
sunshine
is
desirable,
too
much
of
it
is
worse
than
too
little.
MUTUAL
HELP
The
people
of
Stewart
arid
Hyder
on
eit
boundary
line
on
Pdrtland
Canal
live
on
on
.
.
.
?v
i
ii
mi
?4
t
either
side
Of
the
m
11
very
inemuy
terms
with
each
other.
Thev
visit
a
ood
deal
and
heln
each
-4
-
-
-
r
,
i
Si'
other
whenever
possible.
Sunday
aftemoon
when
there
Urges
League
Fight
Prices
South
African
.National
Council
of
Women
Told
Situation
Scandal
CAPETOWN,
6Ji..
July
24:
CP
Strong
language
about
the
cost
of
living
in
South
Africa
was
used
by
Professor
W.
H.
Hutt
in
an
address
to
the
National
Council
of
Women.
He
described
the
price
of
bred,
butter,
milk
and
other
neces
sities
In
the
Union
as
""one
of
the
biggest
scandals
of
the
present
age
and
accused
ministers
of
"betraying
the
consumers'
cause."
What
was
wanted,
the
professor
Urged,
was
a
lire
consumers'
league
which
would
strictly
avoid
any
form
of
alliance
with
any
political
party.
He
said
he
did
not
propose
to
discuss
the
facts
or
the
significance
of
the
many
dlscrepencies
between
international
prices
and
prices
within
the
Union.
He
assumed
that
his
listeners
were
all
convinced
that
there
wis
a
strong
prima
facie
case
against
a
situation
which
resulted
in
the
prices
of
necessaries
within
the
Union
being
so
much
higher
than
world
prices.
C.C.RWILL
FOREGATHER
Summer
School
Lasting
Two
Weeks
Will
be
Held
at
Fulford
Harbor
VICTORIA.
-July
24:
The
Cana
dlan
Commonwealth
Federation
will
hold
j
two
weeks'
summer
school
at
Fulford
Harbor.
Salt
Spring
Island,
starting
July
30.
The
school
is
to
be
conducted
along
similar
lines
to
that
ef
the
Liberals
at
Port
Hope.
Ont.
Those
attending
will
be
Instructed
in
the
principles,
of
the
party
and
their
practical
application
to
conditions
in
the
west.
.
HUGE
CARNIVAL
TO
BE
'HELD
-HELD
IN
CITV
AT
TIME
WAR
SHIPS
ARE
PRESENT.
(Continued
from
Page
1)
also
a
cruiser
from
the
U.
S.
Navy
Many
visitors
from
all
parts
of
the
north
are
expected
to
be
here
including
delegates
to
the
Board
if
Trade
convention
of
Central
British
Columbia
which
will
also
be
held
that
week.
It
is
planned
to
make
it
the
greatest
celebration
that
has
ever
been
held
in
Prince
Rupert
On
the
opening
night,
August
21
there
will
be
a
flower
.iow
In
the
Exhibition
Hall
and
an
entertain
ment
including
selections
by
the
Klncollth
Jubilee
Orchestra.
ThLi
orchestra
has
been
training
under
a
competant
instructor
for
the
past
two
years
and
is
to
make
its
debut
here,
James
Stewart
is
th
conductor
and
Charles
Nelson,
the
piantet-
is
a
graduate
with
first
:lass
honors
of
the
Toronto
Con
servatory
of
Music.
It
has
been
suggested
thlt
there
might
be
competition
at
th
Fil.vi
r
ti...L
it.,
A
4
-u-j
i
1
flower
show
between
the
different
4
,1(helpffet
it
under
control
All
worked
as
ixjt
were
'.to.
save
;Cmpetent
representatives
and
the
trieir
own
town,
this
is
a
splendid
spirit
and
Indicates
that
(rivalry
would
prove
a
great
stimu-
the
people
of
the
mining
towns
are
made
of
the
right
kind
i
to
flower
growers
to
exhibit
ot
stuff.
iu,e,r
'auci-
t
WHAT
IS
UNION
GOVERNMENT?
Says
the
Victoria
Times:
"After
emphasizing
the
danger
of
minority
governments
and
contending
that
the
Pattullo
government
is
in
that
class,
The
Vancouver
Province
illogically
demands
that
the
provincial
ministry
act
like
a
union
government.
By
the
way,
how
do
union
governments
act,
anyway?
Like
the
one
in
France
which
is
now
collapsing
after
severs
VlPfttf
mrmtVia
rf
ll'fo?
Ah
tUa
nnd
in
Hfoof
Hfifoin
irlw.Vi
me
Home
uas
upumisis
are
10
be
in
the
city
for
three
Says
and
will
give
a
U-Oihour
Vaudeville
entertainment
each
evening.
They
have
often
been
heard
over
the
air
but
the
programs
they
would
give
here
would
be
quite
different
There
will
be
a
dance
each
evening
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
following
the
entertainments
and
the
usual
carnival
attractions.
All
organizations
are
being
asked
to
tc
,WrUa
T,...9
r
.
...v,
'
fal1
ln
,tne
and
ht,P
carry
out
the
10
iwiiv-iLin.no
iuij
1
?c
ouBjjcti-
mat
wjiut
uui
tun
icni-
j
plans
of
the
Fair
Board
norary
really
wants
is
that
the
Pattullo
administration
art)
like
u
Tory
government.
It
is
difficult
to
believe
that
it
v
.
-
wants
any
u
u
r.
policies,
yet
how
could
the
provincial!
government
act
like
a
union
government
without
incorporating
into
its
program
at
least
a
proportion
of
the
recommendations
of
n
frrnnn
whifri
rinwsontE
fVi
crrnnrr
WB,
H
C
I
1
VJI
VV
S
VJ
HIV
I
SB
V
largest
element
of
the
provincial
electorate?"
11
T'Ohlffnt
Today's
Weather
!
Steamships
Sailings
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
light
north
wind,
sea
smooth.
Langara
Foggy,
calm,
barometer,
30.18;
temperature,
72;
sea
smooth.
.
Desd
Tree
PolnU-Clear,
calm,
Urometer,
20.18;
temperature,
72;
4
a
smooth.
For
Vsnrouvei
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
....
3
prh.
Tuesday
Catala
l;30
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Prin.
Adelaide
10
p
m.
8s.
Cardena
midnight
Saturday
ss.
Prin.
Louise
pm.
Saturday
si.
Phdrorge
jS
FOOTBALL
REGIMENT
vs.
MERCHANTS
Acropolis,
6.30
p.m.,
A
dm.
23c.
FRESH
MILK
AND
CUEAM
DAILY
VALENTIN
DAIRY
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THE
DAILY
NEV73
rsnK.UHf-fc
SPORT
NEWS
Hit!tBUf:i
MOOSE
LOSE
SOFTBALL
Junior
Elks
Takfc
Moose
by
Scare
of
11
to
5'in
itajtrd
Game
Lodgemen
ample
opportunity
to
amass
the
big
score
they
won
by.
The
winners
harvested
nine
hltsi
off
Orme
Stewart.
Moose
mounds-
man
while
their
pitcher
allowed
j
five
bingles,
one
of
them,
knocked
by
McFee.
being
a
triple.
F.
Comadina.
new
Junior
Elk
se
cond
sacker
made
a
neat
and
opportune
one-handed
catch
in
the
sixth
retiring
the
side
with
Moose-men
occupying
second
and
third.
Score
by
Innings:
Moose
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
05
Jr.
Elks
0
1
3
2
3
2
0
2
x
13
Batteries:
Stewart
and
McFee;
Lindsay
and
Campbell.
Umpires,
uurvich
and
Stalker.
Ladies'
League
In
a
fast
game
marred
by
several
"blow-up"
innings
on
the
part
of
the
losers
the
Annette
Otris
downed
the
Orotto
Olrls
by
a
score
of
14
to
3.
The
Tlgerettes
played
bang-up
ball
all
the
way
through
while
the
usually
formidable
Orotto
Ladies
played
the
"blow-up"
variety.
The
second
and
sixth
Innings
were
the
ones
in
which
the
Laldes'
Wear
Olrls
gained
the
most
of
their
runs,
their
sluggers
connecUng
consistently
while
the
Orotto
Olrls
made
mlsplay
after
mlsplay.
Little
Babs
Beale.
whose
short
stature
is
the
bane
of
many
a
chucker,
made
a
sensational
running
catch
of
a
high
ball
which
elicited
quite
a
spontaneous
applause
from
the
fans.
Batteries:
Orotto,
Oullck
and
Smith:
Annette,
Skattebol
and
BassoBert.
Umpires.
F.
and
R.
Morrison.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
24
-
Wheat
was
quoted
here
today
at
82'8c
a
bushel.
RAIN
ENDED
TEST
CRICKET
Australia
Lost
Opportunity
to
Win
Big
Victory
Over
Entland
But
,
Will
Play
Atain
I
LEEDS.
Eng..
July
24:
Rain
In
a
game
noticeable
for
its
plen-
wshed
vtctory
out
0f
the
grasp
of
Utude
of
errors
and
lack
of
earned
thp
Australiam
today
and
the
tuns
the
Junior
Elks
defeated
the
part
of
the
Moose
infielding
staff
j
wkkeU
to
lhe
tlnl
inninvl
score
of
mnt
was
the
mam
cause
of
the
Wg
Ju-
m
a
dfflcU
of
159
ruIll.
tn
riew
of
nior
Elks'
score.
Their
general
In-
AustraHa
8
M4.
The
Australians
ability
Uxfleld
a
ball
without
fumb-
ndpti
.lv
th.
ffflUr
to
win
img
or.
Dooung
u
gave
me
junior
bv
a
,,
lmilnM
and
...
from
the
following
players:
Morgan;
Murray.
Davles;
Veltch,
Etlg-eumbe.
Wlngham:
Wilton.
Hill.
Mitchell.
Campbell.
Armstrong:
Ferguson.
Lindsay.
Comadina.
WALKINfi
CHAMPION
CROYDON.
Eng
.
July
24:
ICP)
Women
Opposing
Betting
on
Dogs
CAPE
TOWN.
South
Africa.
July
24:
CP
Deprecating
arguments
of
promoters
of
greyhound
racing
as
attempts
"to
gain
popular
sympathy
under
the
guise
of
charity"
the
NaUonal
Council
of
Women
has
pasced
a
resolution
opposing
introduction
of
a
government
measure
to
legalize
betting
on
dog
racing.
Many
members
of
the
council
hastened
to
express
the
opinion
that
horse
raring-was
no
less
harm
ful
and
wished
to
condemn
both
In
the
same
breath.
As
the
proposed
legalization
of
betting
on
grey
hounds
was
under
discussion,
they
were
ruled
out
of
order
1
R
W
Sinclair
of
Inverness
came
I
into
the
city
this
morning
on
his
I
speed
boat
u
n
H
irava
FIRST
GAME
IS
TONIGHT
Football
Stte
Arranged
by
Aso-ci-lion
to
Clooe
With
Hanson
Cup
Match
The
series
of
football
games
in'
the
Stewurt-Mobley
Cup
League.
will
commence
tonight
wi
tite
Aero-1
Moose
soltballers
by
a
score
of
13JdanwL
lne
mbb
wffi
&
dded
polU
O
round,
the
Reylmei
t
pMr
to
I
by
the
test
match
of
the
series
eom-
Although
the
Voung
Elks
hit'
eilcmg
Ausukt
1W
which
will
be
falily
consistently
there
was
no
flnUh.
,
pUyed
to
a
need
for
the
heavy
dlf
ference
In
the
,
Wfa.n
ited
the
play.
Eng-scote.
CosUy
infield
errors
on
the
U.h
,.,
.hhwi
mo
nmi
fnr
w
tag
the
MirciianU.
Other
game
In
the
series
are:
July
2
C
Legion
vs.
Merchants.
July
31
Regiment
vs.
Legion.
August
2
Merchants
vs.
Regi-
Tuesday.
July
24
l-ijj
1
SPORT
CHAT
One
of
the
strange
u.
.
.
Canada's
British
Empire
o
:niM
earn
is
the
number
of
rmi".
f.
jure
It
leaves
behind
it
is
a
Mtung
team
In
moat
department,
because
tt
required
no
little
(tit
to
behind
Tie
shoves
that
kapt
several
int(i
u
fetes
mft
of
the
group
Ta
oets"
remain
in
Canada
HiuJi
Strike,
the
Montreal
sprinter
and
Jackie
Calltrra.
Hamilton's
mighty
bantamweight
boxer.
They
were
both
on
the
last
Olympic
tei.tn
m.
i
uie
iwo
years
since
m.
wera
;
thought
to
have
devcioixxi
then
into
even
better
performers
Mis
Strike
was
the
four'h
of
Canada's
sprint
queens
Shr
rumt
on
the
mx
in
the
summer
f
13ij
to
take
up
the
speed
scentrr
h.
i,j
turn
by
Rosa
Qross.
Bobby
Rosen:
feld
and
Myrtle
Cook.
And
for
two
years
she
played
second
fiddle
orar
August
7-
Merchant
vs
Legion
to
round's
Stella
WaUh
Sl.
n
ie;
August
&-
Legion
vs.
Rsgtonent.
jand
prettJf
Montrral
srirl
was
On
August
14
and
18
seiectlon
lh.
ouwn
the
ca,,.
wanted
to
gamM
.
wlH
stayed
in
preparation
Xntk
and
most
critics
allo..f
M3e
...
,.
....
continue
play
for
a
couple
of
hours
,
wouw
rule
m
Empire
rtn:
w..!4
Uie
Hanson
during
the
time
U
Cup
u-fore
thU
over
Hud
before
the
close
but
were
overruled
mner
ww
H
M
a
Danae
m
Just
eooagh
drive
In
two
by
the
umpires.
,
;lt
years
PMYI.Ml
TO.NK1HT
Tiie
team
to
represent
the
Regl-
ment
against
the
Merchants
In
this
;
evening's
game,
the
first
match
of
the
City
League
will
be
selected
CRAWFORD
j
IS
BEATEN
Australian
Tennis
Player
(Joes
Down
Itrfure
Sidney
Wixwi
at
UimblcJon
Rain
Stop
.Mitch
10
mace
uus
oui
01
uie
queiuun
Three
youngsters
who
were
un
tors
in
1932
came
along
at
Inrt.n.
Ont.
and
flptssd
one-tW9-ptrce
tn
the
100
yanU
rtnal
Mbu,
strike
hadn't
even
ren
bed
the
final
fche
watched
from
the
sideline
while
Audrey
Dearnley.
Pgy
Xlatheiuo
and
BeUy
White
romped
in
f!llnr'a
rim
over
Canaditr.
WIMBLEDON.
July
24
:
-Owing
han..m
rlnlmrn
.
to
the
rain
the
Davte
Cup
tennU
rim4f4.,n,
lf
M.
,..
T.
Lloyd
Johnson
of
Leicester,
the!
games
had
to
be
postponed
today
bQyt
nail
dldnt
lte
,he
British
road-walking
champion,
titer
Sidney
Wood
had
defeated
,Ute
wlldfml
a
f
jlr
won
the
Royal
Walking
Association
j
Jack
Crawford
of
Australia
In
w.chMleB.
They
kept
their
distance
four
hours,
39
minutes
and
30
e
conds.
Singles.
The
other
games
will
be
l
played
tomorrow
lf
the
weather
al-
;
lows.
32
Baseball
Scores
American
League
Washington
11,
Chicago
5.
Boston
2.
Detroit
7.
Philadelphia
11.
Cleveland
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
2.
National
League
St.
Louis
6.
New
York
i.
Chicago
8,
Brooklyn
3.
Pittsburg
2.
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
2.
Bowling
Scores
J.
Boyd
11.
D.
McPhee
18.
J.
Boyd
18.
F.
A.
Rogers
21.
F.
S.
Walton
12.
D.
McPhee
34.
O.
P
Tinker
17.
Angus
Macdonald
F
8.
Walton
18,
D.
O
Borland
19,
F
8
Walter
14,
O
P
Tinker
21
J
Frew
18,
D,
O
Borland
20,
'and
Jackie
wasnt
on
many
rsrds
In
the
east
tor
the
simple
reavw
I
no
one
would
get
into
the
same
rm
j
with
him.
Until
he
was
unexpec-Itedly
beaten
in
the
trials
at
Mon
treal
by
Jimmy
Gordon
of
Toronu,
Oallura
had
not
tost
a
decision
since
the
Olympic
Oames
He
won
the
Cans
dan
title
at
Winnipeg
tn
IMS
and
was
voted
the
best
bout
In
the
tournament.
Oallura
probably
would
have
turned
professional
a
year
or
so
ago
had
th
Empire
Osmes
trip
not
been
In
the
ofllng.
He
wanted
thtt
excursion
before
settling
down
to
the
serious
business
of
throwing
straight
lefts
and
right
uppercuts
for
a
living.
The
Empire
Oames
will
be
without
these
two.
Percy
Williams,
the
former
"fastest
human"
who
was
slated
to
manage
the
track
and
field
squad.
Is
staying
at
home.
There
wasn't
enough
twmey
in
the
coffers
to
take
him
to
England.
Dally
New
Wur.'-Ad.t
satisfy.
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