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Monday,
May
27.
193
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
seems
to
have
cleared
the
air
somewhat
in
his
radio
address
from
Vancouver
last
night,
He
showed
that
he
had
no
part
or
lot
with
the
communism
which
foments
strikes
with
a
view
to
stirring
up
trouble
generally
and
bringing
about
a
clash
between
the
authori
ties
and
the
workers.
Also
he
made
it
clear
that
he
was
not
supporting
the
big
Conservative
monied
element
which
he
charged
with
fomenting
strikes
for
the
purpose
of
draw
ing
attention
away
from
the
real
problems
affecting
the
country.
Evidently
McGeer
is
a
Liberal
with
radical
tendencies,
He
will
be
with
the
Liberal
party
during
the
coming
elec
tion
and,
doubtless,
will
be
one
of
its
big
campaigners.
Such
men
are
needed
in
the
party
to
put
life
into
those
who
are
a
little
inclined
to
go
slow,
not
realizing
tliat
courageous
action
in
the
present
crisis
means
everything
to
the
cotintry.
Witti
McGeer
and
MacKenzie
in
the
Liberal
cabinet
there
would
undoubtedly
be
a
cabinet
of
action.
With
McGeer
in
the
House
outside
the
cabinet
he
would
make
life
miserable
for
any
who
refused
to
take
reasonable
action
in
the
present
crisis.
v
The
local
political
campaign
seems
to
have
become
somewhat
clarified.
At
the
Conservative
convention
Fri
day
the
work
of
Prime
Minister
Bennett
was
extolled
and
evidently
the
local
organization
is
pinning
its
faith
on
Bennett
Conservatism.
As
this
does
not
seem
to
be
the
same
aB
Stevens
Conservatism
it
will
make
things
easier
lor
the
public
to
decide
on
the
merits
or
demerits
of
the
party.
It
is
possible
that
more
was
discussed
than
was
pub
lished
and
that
the
name
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
was
men
tioned
at
the
local
Conservative
convention.
Possibly
we
shall
learn
of
that
later
from
public
speakers.
At
anv
rate
it
is
an
advantage
to
know
exactly
where
the
party
stands
so-far
as
the
past
policy
of
the
federal
government
is
VV
000!j
throughout
the
.
World
A
Efine
game
OF
SOCCER
nooth
and
High
Flay
tr
Scoreless
Draw
in
Junior
League
Playing
as
good
a
game
of
foot
Memorial
ana
rwmg
wimuu
i"B"
2
'schools
played
to
a
seorele
draw
on
Saturday
last
in
the
Junior
Football
League.
I
High
made
tracks
for
the
Booth
$5.00
It
3.W.
1.41
.25
aoal
but
McKay
sent
them
baek
and
Holkestad.
from
close
in.
skied
!
the
ball
over
th
bar.
Then
Krause
did
well
to
save
from
Russell
Cam
eron.
McLean
passed
nicely
to
Holkestad
and
Ritchie
shot
narrowly
past
from
the
tetter's
centre.
Husoy
hit
the
underside
of
the
bar
Dut
Beale
was
offside
in
any
ease.
Dick
Cameron
made
a
good
run
but
Eastman
cleared.
The
second
half
was
featured
by
fine
shot
from
O'Neill
that
Krause
did
well
to
save.
Then
Booth
combined
nicely
but
Cameron
shot
past.
High
broke
away
but
Percy
Knutson
stopped
the
attack
and
Holkestad
forced
a
fruit
less
corner.
Husoy
shot
well
but
the
Booth
goalie
was
on
the
spot.
Then
Ilsoth
bombarded
the
High
goal
and
was
value
for
a
goal
but
Brown.
Gulick
and
Wllllscroft
repelled
the
attack.
Russell
Cameron
broke
away
but
Percy
Knutson
brought
off
a
iine
stop.
Gulick
forced
the
attack
and
crossed
a
beauty
but
there
was
no
one
up
to
connect.;
Then
Booth
hit
the
bar
twice
in
a
sustained
attack.
Davis
made
a
fine
run
to
send
Ritchie
in
but
Brown
sloped
him
in
the
nick
of
time
and
full
time
came
with
the
score
shee
clean.
High
School
F.
Wllllscroft;
Brown,
Eastman;
Croxford.
Gulick.
Kanaya;
Husoy.
R.
Cameron,
B.
O'
Neill,
Berner.
H.
Beale.
Booth
Krause;
P.
Knutson,
L
Knutson;
Christian.
McKay.
Mc
Lean;
D.
Cameron.
Wlkdal.
J
Rlt
chle.
Davie.
Holkestad.
Referee
J.
Carroll.
The
game
was
even
bill
Booth
had
the
better
forwards,
their
com
bination
being
superior.
Gulick
waft
a
strong
derehder
for
High
but
the
High
team
plays
tod
much
indlvl-
lually
GROTTO
WINS
IN
SOFTBALL
Defeated
Junior
Elks
by
Srore
I
to
4
Yesterday
of
In
the
postponed
City
Softball
'.vague
game
of
Monday
played
yesterday
the
Orotto
defeated
the
'unior'EHcs
in
ten
innings
by
score
of
6'
to
4.
At
the
vrtd
of
the
seventh'
inning
the
Junior
Elks
were
leading
4
to
1
but
the
heavy
nuung
urotios
scored
tnree
runs
!n
the
eighth
and
two
wore
in
the
ilnth.
After
playing
sterling1
ball
tor
seven
Innings
the
Junior
Elk
wilted,
making
many
mlsplays
In
the
field.
Campbell
for
the
Elk's
had
an
off
day
while
Arney
at
third
-was
clearly
not
in
his
proper
form.
Arney
contributed
the
longest
hit,
getting
a
three-bagger
ir
the
fifth
and
scoring?
two
runs.
Roma
for
the
Elks
played
a
good
game
tooth
lh
field
and
at
bat.
Ya
ger
was-
the
best
hitter
for
Grotto.
Players
Orotto:
Fong.
2b;
Simonson,
rf;
Yaer.
p:
Stalker,
If;
Hill,
ss
Ratchford,
lb;
Antonelll,
cf;
Our
vich.
c;
Bury,
3b.
Junior
Elks
Morgan,
c;
Cross,
ss;
Lindsay,
p;
Arney.
3b;
Campbell.
'f;
Roma,
rf
;
Comadina,
2b;
B.
To
bey,
lb;
Naylor,
cf.
Umpires:
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Lambic.
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or
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bargain
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