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PRESIDENT
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TOBACCO
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THROWS
BOMBSHELL
IN
SESSION
OF
COMMITTEE
ON
MASS
BUYING.
(Continued
from
Pace
l:
AMERICAN
ftK
Avlmnf
c
Fnvmin
re
KUA1
iiMt
Football
Team
For
In
advance
ot
a
:arge
squadron
of
ah-
and
haval
crait
which
la
on
its
.wvav
way
from
fiomSan
San
Dieeo
Diego
to
to
the
the
Aleu-
Aleutian
Islands
on
special
duty,
the
United
States
lavy
mine
sweeper
Gannett
arrived
In
port
at
7
o'clock
aniAf
PnmnaHhnn
Co.
of
Montreal
was
asked
to
do-
w...rvv..
nate
tnoney
to
Consen-a'tlve
campaign
funds
in
the
1930
federal
election.
Namlne
Ward
Pfrtfleld
of
THK
O.ULV
NEWS
-
-
"
i
nitinMiiiiiaaMui!iTittJirttiMaiia5iii:wrJa
TENNIS
AT
THE
DUNES
SPORT
GHAT
"
.
.
.
Chicago
Cubs
jumped
back
Into
"T1?1'1'
leadership
Of
the
National
i,r
League
Wednesday
by
winning
a'
.
;
close
Iree-hUtlng.
game
over
me
the'wd
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Wrijley
field.
tlpll
ILUX,
Mav
May
14.
ilBv
OJ
UlC
l
u
of
...
.....
.
nI-.
;,,,lrl
inln
i
In
the
American
League,
the
Yankees
lost
a
close
game
on
Wednesday
to
the
St.
Loals
Browns
in
:
New
York
but
continued
their
supremacy
with
a
two
and
a
half
game
margin
over
the
Senators
i
who
suffered
a
severe
defeat
at
the
With
Jack
Preece
as
the
sponsor
'
hands
of
the
Chicago
White
Sox
at
and
moving
spirit,
the
Merchants
'
Washington.
Philadelphia
Athletics
Montreal,
whom
he
described
as
eVehin
from
SeafUe
and
con-
have
definitely
decided
to
enter
a
;
won
a
close
victory
over
the
Cleve-
"a
man
close
to
the
Prime
Minis-
tinued
her
northward
voyage,
leav-
third
team
In
the
Senior
Football
;
land
Indians
at
Shioe
Parle
and
ad
ter,"
as
the
solicitor,
the
tobacco
ing
nete
at
11:45
this
moming
for
League
this
season,
making
thevanced
Into
a
tie
for
third
place
manufacturer
said
he
was
left
with
Ketchikan.
The
Vessel
moored
over-
third
eniT7
In
addition
to
the
Ca-;
with
the
Boston
Red
Sox
who
were
the
Impression
that
a
contribu-j
(
nignt
at
the
Canadian
National
nadlan
Legion
and
Regiment.
A
j
winning
a
similarly
ciose
game
tion
would
be
interpreted
as
mean-;
dock
off
headquarters
of
the
Royal
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the;
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
at
Boston,
ing
that
he
wanted
the
excise
du-
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
!
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
j
The
Indians
and
Tigers
were
even
ties
on
cigarettes
reduced.
It
was
'
capt.
Brown
U.
S.
N..
command-
i
w111
be
held
on
Sunday
for
the
pur-'
'or
the
leadership
of
the
second
dl-inferred,
he
said,
that
other
to-
ing
officer
of
the
Gannett,
paid
an
!pose
of
drawing
up
the
schedule
for
rlslon.
baeco
manufacturers
had
donated
official
call
this
morning
upon
City
tne
nrst
competition
or
ine
season.
but
he
refused
to
"chip
in."
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
i
Mr.
Stewart
said
that
at
least
j
The
remaining
vessels
of
the
C-
N.
R.
TRAINS
one
of
his
cpmpetitors
In
the
to-
squadron
have
not
yet
passed
north
'
bacco
business
had,
advance
infor-
ani
there
is
some
doubt
as
to
'or
the.
East
matlon
when
the
excise
tax
was
whether
or
not
they
will
call
here.
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Frl
reduced
from
$6
to
$4
fat
1932
and
.
.
1
days
.
5:30
p.m
stopped
manufacturing
cigarettes
Tuckett
factory
at
Hamilton,
Ont..
from
the
East
In
anticipation
of
the
impending
subsidiary
of
he
Imperial
Tobacco
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
8atnr-
reductlon.
He
said
this
was
the
Co.
days
10"00
dm
FOOTBALL
May
12.
High
vs.
Booth.
.
May
16.
Borden
vs.
High.
May
19.
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
23.
Booth
vs.
Hlghl
May
26,
High
vs,
Borden.
May
30.
Booth
vs.
Borden.
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v
Jl.
O.
S.
nJDWDGE,
wIkm
firm
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wbra
yoa
bnT
Hon
On.
"You
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"fiu,
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caa
bay
do
tor."
Mr.
C
si
ELfaiq.
M
"
''tih
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J
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wHh
Jl
Jan'
mttIc
to
kU
credit
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proTiae.
ha
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all
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'tHA?'
THIS
IS
PROOF
.
cost
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fETRnETHYL
im
miimtii.i
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p:
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M:
I;
I
PITTSBURG
MOVES
UP
Chtrago
Cubs
and
New
York
Yan
kee
Improve
Imds
1n
Major
Ilachall
Leagues
cnicAoo.
May
11:
(CPi-Wlth
this
week
It
la
expected
work
6a
the
,
"e
"w
U1
,7iT
,
'
cmca
Cubs
defeating
Brooklyn
new
clay
temte
court
at
"The
nd
,Place
"
m?
ltU"
Dodgers
In
a
Iree-hltting
game
Dunes"
will
have
been
completed.
I
ut
S
XV
yesterday
to
retain
first
place
P"
tn
An
outdoor
badminton
court
Is
alsoH
f'tJJ,'
ptl
b
n
neiwud
margin
bt
a
game
beine
made.
Jlnles
,ost
t0
the
P.h"U"
l
d
a
half.
Pittsburg
Prrates.
al-
The
last
boat
from
the
south
!our
ana
w"e
'
"l"?"'
w
though
Idle
with
the
Phillies
oa!
brought
a
piano
and
a
horse,
the
were
inenm
envision
hub
8CC0tmt
of
rain,
went
Into
second
latter
being
for
the
use
of
Mrs.
J.
r.1
bunched
together
In
the
standUig
place
m
the
National
teague
stand-
spend'
at
only
one
fuU
game
separated
whll
me
York
Morgan,
who
Is
planning
to
nR
ew
QIanU
her
holidays
here.
lthe
4eadm
C,ubs
from
the
fourUl
losing
agam
to
the
Cardinals
at
:
place
Cardinals.
St.
Louis,
are
now
sharing
third
place
with
the
Cards.
In
the
American
League
the
New
York
Yankees
scored
a
heavy-
tors.
Cleveland
Indians
ouUlugged
the
Red
Sox
al
Boston
to
take
exclusive
possession
of
fourth
place,
the
Red
Sox
going
to
fifth
ahead
of
the
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
Leapie
Cleveland
11.
Boston
10.
Detroit
3.
Philadelphia,
1.
Chicago
3.
New
York
13.
National
l.rattie
Brooklyn
t.
Chlcaco
12.
I
Tirmtnn
9
rHrwInnall
a
New
York
4.
St.
toots
5,
Baseball
Standings
Natienat
tjrav
W.
L.
-r
15
7
;
Ch
k-aso
,
n.tbM?
.
.
St.
Louis
....
'New
York
.
;BMton
j
Brooklyn
'Phtladelphli
Cincinnati
...
13
.1
13
8
13
6
10
10
....
7,
13
...
13
5
15
Amerlran
League
New
York
....
Washington
Philadelphia
Clevelsjtd
'Boston
.
i
Detroit
St.
Louis
j
Chicago
W.
14
...
11
11
9
...10
9
6
5
L.
6
9
9
8
10
10
11
12
Pcf
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.119
5O01
350
.316
250
Pet
.700
.550
.550
529.
500
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J53
39i
ENTHUSIASM
FOR
SPORT
Native
Bawballrm
Hike
Thirteen
Miles
For
Kltwanga-Odar
vale
Baseball
Game
CEDARVALE,
May
ll:-Dont
for
one
moment
think
that
Bill
Lamble
or
Nick
Chenoskl
of
Prince
Rupert
have
a
monopoly
on
enthusiasm
for
a
game
of
baseball!
Last
Saturday
the
Kttwanga
team
played
a
game
with
Cedarvalc
and
the
majority
walked
thirteen
miles,
played
a
strenuous
game
and
Immediately
started
for
home
by
foot.
The
game
produced
quite
a
lot
of
lat
ent
talent
so
Prince
Rupert,
be
ware,
the
championship
of
Northern
B.
C.
Is
In
danger
of
Chang
ing
nandsl
The
star
players
for
Cedarvale
were
Wilson,
Harris,
Wright
and
Mason
and
for
Klt-
wanga,
Redmond,
Milton,
Weglts.
The
teams
were:
Cedarvale
A.
Harris
(c).
A.
Mul-
waln
I2b.),
A.
Williams
(3b.),
J,
WrlRht
Ub.l.
P.
Mason
(ss.).
R,
Paulls
frf.,
H.
Wilson
(lf.l.
P.
Mul
wain
(p.,
W.
Thompson
cf).
Kltwanga
T.
weglts
(2b.),
C,
Russell
(rf.).
Redmond
fc),
E.
Tate
(lb,).
R.
Morgan
(ss.),
E.
Benson
(cf.).
D.
Milton
(rf,),
Q.
Morean
3b,l.
8.
Williams
(p.).
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Alyarwh-'Cloudy.
calm,
45.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
48.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
43,
n.lMloh
Clear,
calm,
"53,
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
I.ake-.Brlght,
calm,
heavy
rain
In
nlihf,
40,
Wonderful
BARGAli
In
Mother's
Day
Gifts
Ladles'
lies,
debutante
Chlf-
Ladies
p
..
fon.
reg.
$1.00
nQn
Zlppc,
0o'
VK
pet
patt
from
:c
Q4,
Ladles'
Weldrest
Crepe
Hose
Ladles
s
reg.
$1.75
Q-t
Or
up
u,
$
P4
per
pair
...
HZD
t(.t
1,
Jm
Oxf
jnJv
3-tone,
crepe
ole
per
pair
Fine
Variety
Ladles'
Shoes
In
Ties.
Pump.
fi
Wei
kid.
baby
calf
and
patent
leather
ljh
chopse
from
Prices
2.25
$2.
S2.95,
S3.50,
S3.95
$4.
B.C.
CLOTHIER!
Third
Avtnue
Buy
hew
and
we
ran
m;te
you
lot
f
mr.'
be
ennvinred
hlttlng
victory
over
the
Chicago
.
.
White
Sox
at
the
Yankee
Stadium
.
IS'rTuS'Saved
p
Young
-7
Boy
n
R0GUL
rrr'SiTi
to
IS
Athletics
trounced
the
Detroit
Tl-i
gers
again
at
Philadelphia
and'
moved
into
second
place
along'
with
the
idle
Washington
Sena-.
From
Drowning
BEATIF
PORT
ARTHUR.
Ont
.
May
11:-Charles
Sand
berg,
aged
35.
iwtm-
VATICAN
r
1
mlng
fully
clothed
125
feet
through
able
Peter
R
the
Jce
waters
of
Thunder
Bay.
res-
tyred
during
cued
a
Port
Arthur
boy
from
tion,
w.i
tx
drowning
but
was
himself
nearly
Cathef'.r.u
overcome.
Pope
plu.s
XT
ImlitaflCRANrS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
Th.
OriDull
?A
.1
1
U
ft
Bottbd
nd
nruM
(r
WISism
mu4
OlmMUch
to
a
Ulwct
raKuitd.
Duff-
A
Nourishing,
Appetizing
Spring
Tonic
m
kr
IV4
,
B
t
5
in
ram.
BtST
PROCl'M
TbU
adTertlsriofnt
l
not
puMltbnl
or
dltplajrnl
by
Board
or
tle
Oovirnrocjit
of
liriiioh
Colott
ix.
PILSENEB
the
Arnrnii-.
AIDS
DIGESTION,
TONES
1
1'
THE
NERVES.
MANY
PHYSICIANS
ENDORSE
TIIES
(K'ALI-TltS
IN
GOOD
BEER
AND
HK-COMMEND
IT
TO
THEIR
W-IETS.
DRINK
PILSENER
EARLY
AS
A
SPRING
TONIC!
LAGE
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
Also
Brewers
and
Bottlers
of
dutch
Giiti,
and
ir.
n.
c.
hoiikmian
bew1
'(
'ANI"CKUAM'
STOUT