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1934
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Friday,
June
22,
1934
THE
ELECTIONS
There
were
doubtless
many
disappointed
people
Tuesday
night
when
they
heard
the
election
news
from
Ontario
and
Saskatchewan.
Premier
Bennett
and
his
supporters
would
be
disappointed
because
the
results
do
not
bode
well
for
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
No
matter
whether
the
federal
election
is
held
this
fall
or
next
summer,
the
only
lesson
to
read
from
the
provincial
contests
is
that
the
present
Ottawa
administration
will
probably
have
to
rive
place
to
one
that
is
more
progressive.
Nobody
knows
that
today
better
than
the
Prime
Minister.
It
is
the
political
trend
and
it
seems
as
if
nobody
and
no
set
of
circumstances
can
stop.that
trend.
Other
disappointed
people
were
the
members
and
sup-!
porters
of
the
Canadian
Commonwealth
Federation,
bet-j
seats
contested
all
it
could
muster
in
its
maternal
home
was
five.
Its
activities
did
not
seem
to
injure
the
Liberals
in
the
least
for
49
Liberals
were
elected
and
not
a
single
Conservative.
In
Ontario
the
situation
from
the
C.
C.
F.
standpoint
was
even
worse.
Only
one
of
the
candidates
made
the
grade
out
of
'a
total
number
of
eighty
members.
The
total
collapse
there
was
probably
due
to
dissension
over
the
communistic
tendencies
of
many
of
the
members
of
the
party
and
the
split
between
the
labor
and
frrmer
factions.
The
present
defeat
of
the
C.
C.
F.,
together
with
the
crushing
defeat
in
Nova
Scotia
at
the
provincial
election,
indicates
that
it
has
made
little
inroads
on
the
two
old
noli-
tical
parties.
In
British
Columbia
it
made
a
better
showing
because
the
Conservative
party
was
broken
up
by
the
unwise
policy
of
the
former
leader
who
clung
to
office
months
after
he
had
nubliclv
ad
hired
his
own
nartv.
;
We
have
spoken
of
thdse
who
were
disappointed.
Naturally
the
Liberals
were
elated.
They
could
not
be
otherwise.
The
victory
was
tremendous,
probably
too
great.
A
more
even
division
of
the
parties
might
have
been
preferable.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
turnover
in
federal
politics
will
not
be
as
great.
A
good
workiner
maioritv
is
nreferable
tn
a
Parliament
made
up
almost
wholly
of
members
of
one
party.
Insist
on
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Control
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or
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Government
of
British
Columbii.
The
second
game
of
the
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
series
played
last
evening
between
the
Regiment
and
i
the
Canadian
Legion
resulted
In
a
j
draw
of
three
goals
each.
Play
In
the
first
half
was
fairly
even,
going
from
end
to
end
rapidly.
Norrington
opened
the
score
for
the
Regiment.
Morgan
saved
well
and
then
Wilson
added
a
second
for
the
Regiment
with
a
well
placed
shot.
Mitchell
and
Edgcumbe
were
snrfttiers
is
m
communication
prominent
for
the
Regiment
with
:th
i0
al
bartU
authorities
Webster
and
Gomez
showing
up
a
ytew
having
a
Prime
well
for
the
Legion.
Norrington
re-1
Rlnert
diamond
squad
vtot
the
trieved
the
ball
off
the
goal
line
i
int-Hnr
raiiwnv
mwn
to
take
Dart
and
Wilson
made
it
three
forthe
Regiment.
Hlake
and
Oomez
headed
well
A
but
t,
iu
i.,i
u.
i
e
-l
1
u
i.i
..l
r
mm
inuuyiiL
il
iiau
jis
ciuei
sirongnoiu
mere.
UUl
01
04
1
miskicked
dangerously
at
times.
Webster,
Currie
and
Oreer
wre
re
liable.
Baptie.
Murray
and
Smith
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
rain.
Softball
game
scheduled
nesday
night
between
Royal
Can
adian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
and
"ter
Orotto
was
postponed
SPORT
CHAT
in
a
Dominion
series
of
games.
Day
c
el
3
ration
With
a
view
to
The
second
half
was
interrupted
.
Mning
uo
pocsaibiHtles
of
a
team
by
a
rainstorm
but
play
was
re-1
being
sent,
Bill
Lambie
is
at
pres-
sumed.
John
Murray
scored
a
fine
lent
taking
names
of
local
player
euai
iui
lur
itkiuii
wuu.ii
was
uu-
,
wno
miMl
fx
SLlm
lu
uc
wit
ing
most
of
the
pressing.
McMeekln
trip.
crossed
a
ball
that
the
Regiment
claimed
was
over
the
line
before
Blake
cleared.
Gomez,
from
a
long
way
out,
found
the
net
with
a
lucky
shot
and,
with
only
one
goal
between
the
teams,
play
became
faster.
Morgan
saved
well
and
Nor
rington.
Mitchell
and
Wilson
all
went
close.
Weak
back
play
gave
the
Legion
a
chance
and
Munay
came
into
centre
to
head
a
fine
goal
to
tie
the
score.
Mitchell
ai:d
Armstrong
made
headway
but
Blake
cleared
and
then
Wilson
was
bundled
off
when
close
in.
Alex
Harvey
made
his
first
ap
pearance
as
referee
and
George
Dawes
and
Harry
Dyer
were
Regiment
Herb
Morgan:
W.
Murray,
A.
Davies:
S.
Veitch.
P
Edgcumbe.
O.
Wlngham;
McMeekln,
Alex
Mitchell,
J,
8.
Wilson.
H.
Arm
strong,
J.
Norrington.
Legion
McGrelsh:
Blake.
D.
Go
mez:
Greer.
Webster.
Currie:
Mc-
were
the
best
forwards.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Boston
4-8,
Pittsburg
1-7.
Philadelphia
1.
Cincinnati
4.
New
York
0,
Chicago
4.
Brooklyn
2,
St.
Louis
9.
v
American
League
Chicago
3-4,
Boston
6-1.
St.
Louis
7-2.
Philadelphia
5-6.
Cleveland
9.
New
York
5.
Detroit
6.
Washington
8.
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
Having
on
board
A.
L.
Hater
I
president
of
the
company.
R.
R.
Glashan,
Baptie.
Chrlstcnsen.i
.
-
'
,
Smith,
J.
Murray.
For
the
Regiment
Morgan
kept
a
'
splendid
goal.
W.
Murray
made
a
very
successful
appearance
in
his
first
game
and
Davies
was
very
re-liable
except
when
the
last
goal
was
scored.
Edgcumbe
was
very
good
as
was
Wingham.
Mitchell
was
the
pick
of
the
forward
line
with
Norrington,
Wilson
and
Arm-j
strong
all
good.
i
,
w
B
"
I
sales
department.
Canadian
Fish-1
Ing
Co.'s
power
cruiser
Canflsco.
Capt.
William
Taylor,
arrived
in
port
during
the
night
in
the
course
of
a
cruise
to
company
canneries
and
fishing
operations
along
the
coast
and,
continued
this
morning
to
Ketchikan.
LADIES'
SOFTBALL
LEAGUE
June
22
Annette's
vs.
Grotto.
TiMinit
ham:
x
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TENDERS
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I
by
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The
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Association
Lawn
Bowling
Ciub
ajjue
schedule
for
the
season
ins
been
arranged
wtth
penta
games
as
follow:
First
Half
June
36-N0.
1
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Jo.
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us.
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No.
4.
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June
27
Na,
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No.
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29
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vs
No.
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flinks
Personell
of
risks
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ataian
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R.
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H.
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Cross,
G.
Woodland.
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T.
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King.
J.
M.
Campbell.
F.
B.
Walton.
No.
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L.
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Arroll,
J.
Byd.
T.
Mc
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J.
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Irvine.
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