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Thursday,
May
3,
1934
NO
ELECTION
THIS
YEAR
No
election
is
likely
to
be
held
this
year.
That
is
the
lat-
i.
l
n
ri
i
est
announcement,
irom
uttawa.
rremier
Bennett
sees,
conditions
improvirig
in
the
country
-and-this'he
thiriks',1
will
make
his
return
to
power
more-likely
than
if
he
made
the
appeal
this
year.
There
is
no
suggestion
that
a
recent
bv-election
mav
have
influenced
the
decision
but
it
may
be
taken-for
granted
that
such
is
the
case.
Also
there
is
an
election
to
be
held
in
Ontario
and
if,
as
seems
probable,
the
trend
should
be
against
Conservatism
in
that
province,
the
present
administration
would
scarcely
like
to
face
the
electorate
in
its
present
humor.
Members
of
Parliament
are
generally
opposed
to
a
contest
this
year
because
some
of
them
have
only
just
paid
their
last
election
debts
and
have
had
no
opportunity
to
gather
a
few
sheckels
towards
the
next
political
f
itrht.
Inspired
despatches
from
Ottawa
may
be
taken
as
when
they
say
that
an
election
is
not
likely,
although
wiciu
iuajr
uc
Jiuppemiis
wiucn
wouiu
yet
cause
a
cussoiu
tion
before
the
end
of
the
year.
Vancouver
has
been
having
a
tulip
show
but
just
wait
until
you
see
Prince
Rupert's
rose
show.
THE
FIGHT
IS
ON
Premier
Pattullo
has
been
notified
that
he
will
get
no
money
from
Ottawa
for
his
"work
and
wanes"
nrnp-ram.
Premier
Bennett
is
willing
to
help
out
with
meeting
the
ucntiua
uu
uuimiuon
j.nat
rremier
rauuuo-renuces
his
ex
penditures
another
million
dollars.
We
take
it
that
Mr.
Pattullo
will
not
further
reduce
his
budget
and
that
he
will
now
take
"such
steps
as
may
be
necessary'
'to
put
the
unemployed
men
to
work.
In
qther
words
he
will
have
to
decide
which'
is
the
more
important,
me
cjaims
oi
money
or
humanity.
PEAS
For
a
quick
lur.ch
-
Hot
a
can
of
Royal
City
Pas
add
butter
svJ
szajoninj.
rood
value
n4
enjorw.
re
there!
SHIP
YOUR
REAVER
ANIX
MUSQUASH
TO
US
Yon
can
be
assured
of
quick
returns
and
best
market
prices.
A
trial
will
convince
you.
HUDSON'S
BAY
COMPANY
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Canadian
Legion,
Regimenf
ani
Merchanis
to
Compete
ki
Three-Team
Football
Circuit
in
1934
Large
Attendance
and
Enthusiasm
Displayed
at
Annual
General"
Meeting
Last
Night
Bert
Morgan
Is
i
Re-elected,
President
There
will
be
Senior
League-
football
competition
again
in
Prince
Rupert
this
season
with-
three
teams
taking
part
'Canadian
Legion,
Regiment
and
Merchants.
This
deci-
sion
was
reached
last
night
at
the
postponed-annual
gen-'
eral
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football,
Association
at
which
there
was
a
large
attendance
with
much
enthusiasm
.
i
totlng
displayed.
JOE
WRIGHT
I
.
BETTER
NOW
Former
World's
Champion
Sculler
Appears
to
be
Recovering
From
fa
Blood
Poisoning
TORONTO.
May
3:-Joe
Wright,
former
world's
champion
sculler,
who
has
been
critically
111
with
blood
poisoning,
seemed
to
be
.In
fairly
good
shape
yesterday
and
his
doctor
thought
It
would
not
be
ne-
I
cessary
to
give
him
a
blood
FAVORITE
IN
DERBY
Colombo
Expected
to
Win
British
Turf
Classic
Following
Victory
In
Guineas
NEWMARKET,
Eng..
May
3;
In
jj
consequence
of
his
winning
of
the
izotn.
Renewal,
oi
me
Classic
Two
Thousand
Guineas
Stakes
yesterday,
Lord
Glanely's
unbeaten
colt
Colombo
Is
now
a
strong
favorite
for
the
Derby
next
month.
SPORT
CHAT
Half,
a
game
still
separated
the
Chicago
Cubs
yesterday
from
the
New
York
Giants
for
the
supremacy
of
the
National
League
while
the
New
York
Yankees
had
a
simi
larly
slim
margin
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
in
the
American
League.
The
National
League
race
was
tight
ened
up
Tuesday
when
the
Cubs
dropped
a
decision
to
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
while
the
Giants
were
winning
a
close
free-scoring
game
from
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates,
by
virtue
of
their
victory
over
the
Chicago
Cubs,
advanced
to
third
place
in
the
National
League
ahead
of
the
Boston
Braves"
who
lost
a
close
game
to
the
Phillies
who,
incidentally,
advanced
to
seventh
place,
leaving
the
Cln
clnnatl
Reds,
beaten
by
the
Car
dlnals,
In
the
cellar.
The
Dodgers
and
Cards
were
tied
for
leader
ship
of
the
second
division.
Cleveland
Indians
remained
close
contenders-in
the
American
League
by
winning
a
batting
spree
from
the
lowly
Chicago
White
Sox.
The
Yankees
and
Tigers
both
won
their
games,
the
former
over
the
slipping
Washington
Senators
and
the
latter
from
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
Boston
Red
Sox
chalked
up
a
victory
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
take
fourth
place
In
the
lunlor
circuit
ahead
of
the
Washington
Senators.
The
election
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
President.
Ex-Mayor
C
I
II.
Orme.
Honorary.
Plrst
Vice-President.
Col.
S.
D.
Johnston.
Honorary
Second
Vice-President.
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
Honorary
Third
Vice-President.
Premier
T.
D:
Pattullo.
President.
Bert
Morgan.
Plrst
Vice-President.
Jack
Preece
Secretary-Treasurer,
George
J
Dawes.
Auditor,
Frank
Vlckers.
Board
of
Control,
J.
A.
Frew.
G-.
W.
Abbott.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
James
Black
and
George
Hill
sr.
Representing
the
three
entering
teams
were
Oeorge
J.
Dawes.
Canadian
Legion:
William
Ranee,
Regiment,
and
J.
Preece.
Merchants.
Backing
Merchants'
Team
Mr.
Preece
offered
to
form,
and
support
financially
the
Merchants'
team
and
Mr.
Dickens
sr.
will
man
age
same.
George
Hill,
on
behalf
of
I
offered
his
support
to
the
new
team
and
suggested
that
it
would
be
In
the
best
,
Interests
of
the
sport
If
the
players
were
divided
up
so
that
all
the
-best
would
not
be
on
one
team.
J.
S.
Wilson
was
again
to
the
fore
and
he
was
thanked
for
assistance
and
encouragement
he
has
given
lunlor
footballers.
The
co-operation
of,
City
Commissioner
W.
Jk
Alder
In
the
mat-
i
ter
of
putting
the
grounds
In
good
shape
for
the
"season's
play
will
now
be
sought.
Managers
of
the1
teams
are
being
asked
to
register
their
players
aj
soon
as
possible
and
prospective
players
are
being
Invited
to
get
In
touch
with
league
officials,
Baseball
Scores
.Vationaf
League
Chicago
2,
Pittsburg
4.
Brooklyn
S,
New
York
6.
Cincinnati
1,
at.
Louis
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
5,
Detroit
t.
New
York
2,
Washington
5.
Philadelphia
12,
Boston
11.
COURT
IS
SITTING
Decree
absolutn
had
hppn
ornn.
tea
in
three
divorce
cases
when
the
spring
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
rose
at
noon
to-
aay,
adjourning
until
tomorrow
morning.
W.
S.
Smlthers
of
Robblns
St
Co.,
Chicago
representatives
of
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold,
Storage
Co.,
who
has
been
a
business
visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
days,
ac
companled
by
Mrs.
Smlthers,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
tonight
for
Vancouver
enroute
east.
They
arrived
here
by
rail
last
Sunday
ana
have
been
In
the
city
since.
rTTTM
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i
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HF.Y
KlDJ?
JOIN
MY
BASEBALL
CLUB-
AMDWIN0ME
OF
THESE
SWELL
PRIZES
!
JUST
MAIL
YOUR
NAME,
ANP
ADDRESS
WITH
ONE
QUAKER
PUFFED
WHEAT
OR
RICE
B0X.TOP
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BASEBALL
CLUB.PO.60XI081CHKAG0
FOR
MEMBERSHIP
BUTTON
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CONTEST
ENTRY
FORM."
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in
(o
BABE
RUTH
over
the
N.B.C.
Blue
Network
every
MON.,
WED.
tnd
FRI.
For
exact
time
refer
to
your
local
newspaper.
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riw
of
thc
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GIovm,
MEN'S
SUITSs
Four
only;
sizes
38
and
37
only.
If
you
can
wear
one
of
them,
they
aw
OgT
Qf
QtJ.JD
going
at
MEN'S
CAJS
Pure
Wool
Tweed,
silk
Hnlny,
leather
band;
sizes
6
to
7.
Qf
Out
they
gp
at
VO
MEX'S
SUITS
Navy
Indigo
Blue
Serge,
silk,
lined
sizes
00
to
44
Look
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over
Q-t
n
Off
Selling
at
JW..OO
MEN'S
SOCKS
in
fancy
Summer
Shades
Good-
buylnv
at
pair
for
virtues
antf
that
It
was
only
by
I
oo-operitlon
and
by
the
use
of
The
opening
game
of
the
Junior
fach
naljonY
contribution
of
Its
Football
League
between
King;
Ed-
.particularly
national
attribute
that
ward
High
School-
and
Booth
Me-1,
complete
education
could
be
ob-
monai
acnooi
was
aoanaoneti
ten
.
tamed.
ThU
would-
result
in
a
far
second
hail
last
mam.
on
account
peace
than
evrn
the
League
of
of
rain.
wttl
High
leading
by
one
I
Nations
could
hoi
to
achieve.
goal
to
nil.
building
as
It
did
on
national
dlf-
Wlth
the
advantage
of.
the
hill
furencet
and
antlpathles.mie
peo-
and
wind
Hiah
did
all
the
pressing-
pl
had
to
be
educated
first.
in
the
first
half
but
the
Booth
dt-
Miss
E.
A
.Mercer
was
very
tn-
fence
played
a
very
creditable
terestlng
in
her
report
of
Mr.
Man-
game
and
the
honors
went
to
them,
niche's
account
of
the
Danish
Folk,
Veitch
tried
a
long
shot
that
was
High
Schools
and
their
founder
too
high
but
later
tested
Krause.
This
was
on
an
equally
high
level
McMeekln
hit
the
bar
with
a
vlth
the
previous
subject
The
beautifully
taken
corner
and
the
wonderful
personality,
the
Intense
ball
was
scrambled
away.
Eastman.
iMmwtness
and
the
physical
and
and
McKay
kept
High
from
get-
j
Intellectual
ability
of
the
founder,
ting
a
olear
shot
though
Nelson-
F
&
Crundboy,
were
all
went
close.
Krause
fisted
away
a'brftu8ht
Avidly
to-
the
listeners,
fine
shot
from
McOreUh
and
dutThe
f
eatest
contribution
was
pro-very
well
to
dear
a
shot
roUklcked
ibab,r
the
fact
that
thes
folk
high
by
Rice.
Husoy,
Cameron.
andifn?0,s
ucatc
tre
people
Into
Holkestad
broke
away
but-
Kelsey
!,1nlr
hrvlromnent.
making
their
and
Dob
HlUhle
checked
them.
A,,v"
whereas
so
many
high
simple
centre-
from
Uu
caught
i
Khol
,sy'tem
educate
th
WU
Booth
defenders
slackening
and
McMeekln-
opened
the
scoring.
Clausen
and
Brown
kept
trielr
wings
closely
checked
and
halt
time
found
High
leading
by
the
lone
coal.
High
attacked
from
the
kick-off
but
then
Booth
began
to
press.
J.
Ritchie
was
opening
out
the
game
but
a
downpour
accompanied
with
a
high
wind
made
playing
football
impossible
and
Referee
Oeo.
Ulake
did
well
to
call
off
the
game.
High
Blake;
Kelsey.
R.
Ritchie;
Nelson,
VeStch,
McOrelsh;
Lear,
Orlmble,
Houston,
Irvine,
McMeekln.
Booth
Krause;
Rice,
Eastman;
Clausen,
McKay,
Brown;
Husoy,
Cameron,
J.
Ritchie,
Corlyle,
Holkestad.
Referee
Oearge
Blake.
Linesmen
P.
and
Bllr
Willis
croft
CANADIAN
001.1)
.I'ltlCIt
MONTREAL,
May
3;
CP)-The
Canadian
gold
price
dropped
one
cent
to
$34.75
per
ounce
today.
SHORT
WAVE
Where
and
when
to
look
15
metro
band
from,
6:00
a.m.
till
noon.
(1
to
19
Megacyclesy
20
metre
band
from
noon
tilt
4:00
pjn.
(15,
to
9
Megacycles),
50"
metre
band
from
4:00'
pjn,
on.
(9
to
4
Megacycles)
SUPERIOR
RADIO-ELECTRIC
rnoNH:
iu.uk
3zo
Second
Avenue
&
Third
8trert
away
front
their
environment
and
Into
uncertain
and
at
time
unfriendly
walk
of
life.
J.
S,
Wilson
reported
on
various
business,
meetings,
sectional
meetings
and
the
addresses
of
Dean
Buchanan,
Dr.
Weir
and
Professor
Drummond.
The
debate
on
the
re-wlutlon
to
affiliate
with
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
had
been
voted
down.
Mr.
Wilson
emphasltcd
that
How
Acid
Stomach
Makes
Itself
Known
fojfou
HIRE
ARC
THE-SIGNSi
NffinM
Frontal
II4kIw,
IndlAMlUa
SltoplMMM,
Lot
of
AeMitU
Mouth
Arl4H
Al-iiMoti(iDa.
WHAT
TO
DO
FOX
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1
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hfn
you
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to
r
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Til
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ntw
Tblt
w
Utlil
la
ich
luipoonful
l
dt-
If
ymi
have
Acid
Stomach,,
don't
worry
about
It.
Follow
the
simple
directions
Riven
uma.
Thi
urtiull
dosage
of.
Phillips
Alilk.of
AfimiMmia
sets
at
once
to
neutralize,
the
acid
that
cause
headache,
stomach
pnlns
fid
othr
dintrrMK
Try
id
You'll
feel
like-
a
new
person.
,
Butbe,
earefnl
yow,
get
genuine
Plutlipi'
Milk.
4
MairncMu,
or
PhUlipt'
Milk
of
MogaeiU
TubleU
wheir
you
buy-ZH;
and
50c
sire.
AI40IN.TM1IT
roM
Z"tF
MlM
Pi.niips'Miik
ofM.g,.,.u
the
deriving
facto,
n
.
patty
to
the
Trade
people
or
their
tntorf
Uefi
but
rather
to
the
f..
teachers
were
In
tu:r
dren
from
all
walk
m
lift,
it
would
be
mai.;f.
to
align
theraslvjk
r.
tlon.
no
matter
how
desirable.
RcMOluttoru
from
th.-
.
elation
had
all
bttn
.i,
Oratlflcatkm
wa
-x,:
I
a
i
-
....
i
j
the
ReUll
Merchants;
AssoclaUon.
minutes
after
the
opening
of
thejr;,ort
contribution
to
world
i
v
totmi,
rA
Rupert.
.t
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