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NEWS.
PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Aftmioon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupeit
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
II.
F.
PULLEN
Managlng-Edtor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
J5.0Q
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
Bjltlsh
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
..-
3
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DAILY
EDITION
Wednesday,
June
5,
1935
WHAT
WILL
IR.
KING
DO?
When
Prime
Minister
Bennett
retires
and
is
succeeded
by
IU.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
it
would
be
a
matter
of
ordinary
courtesy
for
Mr.
King
to
recommend
to
the
King
that
Mr.
Bennett
be
given
a
title.
But
Mr.
King
does
not
believe
in
the
granting
of
titles
and
has
expressed
himself
as
opppsed
to
the
Bennett
relapse
intc
the
old
system.
Evidently
he
will
have
to
lay
himself
open
to
a
charge
of
discourtesv
to
a
worthy
opponent
or
he
will
have
to
go
back
on
his
word
to
the
Canadian
people.
The
only
hope
of
the
present
Prime
Minister
getting
a
title
seems
to
lie
to
his
retiring
before
the
election
takes
place
and
allowing
his
Conservative
successor
to
nominate
him
or
to
wait
until
after
the
election,
then
retire
to
England
and
pos
sibly
receive
a
title
on
the
recommendation
of
the
British
prime
minister.
Should
Hpn.
H.
H.
Stevens
be
his
succes-
r
1
1
1.1
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i.
.
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A
!
.
.
sor
in
uanaua
ne
couiu
naruiy
expect
a
rec-iuiiiiiMiuuuuu
from
him.
Evidently
if
Mr.
Bennett
wants
a
titlo
it
is
up
to
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kine
to
make
an
exception
in
this
case
and
to
advise
His
Majesty
that
the
last
Canadian
title
should
go
to
Richard
Bedford
Bennett
but
that,
hereafter,
the
Cana
dian
people
are
opposed
to
the
granting
of
artificial
distinctions
of
this
kind.
MANY
PARTY
GOVERNMENT
An
example
of
many-party
government
which
has
made
the
country
a
laughing-stock
of
the
world
is
seen
in
France,
where
one
government
after
another
tumbles
with
remajkable
rabidity.
Under
such
a
system
there
can
be
n.o
continuity
of
policy
or
action.
No
sooner
does
ar
administration
get
under
way
than
it
is
voted
out
of
office
by
some
combination
of
parties.
This
has
been
going
on
for
years
and
there
seems
no
ray
of
light
for
the
fu
ture.
GROTTO
TAXI
456
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Cars
at
your
service.
Bert
Morgan
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The
latest
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transportation
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CAR
SERVICE
Stan
Moran,
Proprietor
OYER
ELKS
ni.v
iilttinr
Hall
Game
Results
m"3t
iimv.
In
11
to
5
Victory
tot
Canucks
League
Standing
W.
L.
Sons
of
.Canada
3
1
Legion
1
1
Elks
..
0
2
Pa
.150
.500
.000
In
last
nlghfs
regular
Senior
League
baseball
game
the
Sons
of
Canada
again
took
the
Elks'
scalp
by
a
score
of
11
to
5.
The
game
was
a
heavy
hitting
affair
with
frequent
errors.
The
Elks
opened
the
scoring
with
a
pair
of
runs
In
the
first
Inning
with
no
response
from
the
Sons
of
Canada
until
the
third
and
fourth
when
they
collected
seven
counters.
In
these
two
Innings
the
Elks'
outfield
seemed
to
be
stuck
to
the
ground
and
could
not
reach
the
numerous
files
in
time
to
snag
them.
In
the
first
of
the
fifth
Ue
Brother
Bills
hammered
in
three
runs
but
to
no
avail
for
the
Sons
went
on
another
spree
in
their
half
of
the
fifth
and
garnered
four
more
counters,
thereby
sewing
up
the
game.
Rookie
Den
Amey
started
on
the
slab
for
the
Elks
and
hurled
a
fair
game
but.
during
that
tragic
fourth
Cqmadlna
was
forced
to
relieve
him.
Jack
Lindsay
did
the
mound
dutv
for
the
Sons
aYid
pitched
a
good
game-
Comadlna.
was
the
heavy
hitter
of
the
game,
poling
out
a
three-
bagger
in
the
second
frame.
George
Hill
made
the
most
spectaculat
catch
of
the
game
and
Is
playing
good
ball
In
the
centre
garden
for
the
Sons.
Box
Score
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AB
R
Pong
ss.
4
1
Steffensrud
3b
4
0
J.
Comadlna
rf.,
p.
1
2
Mitchell
c
4
1
Amey
p.,
rf
3
Ogg
lb.
3
0
Blitch
2b
.3
0
Stone
cf
3
Q
F.
Comadlna
If.
..4
0
II
POA
2
1
2
0
2
1
0
1
0
i
o
2
6
0
5
1
1
1
Totals
31
5
7
18
7
3
s.
o.
c
Johnson
ss.
Lamble
3b.
Simonson
rf.
Yager
If.
..
Ourvich
c
Cross
lb.
Tobey
2b.
Lindsay
p.
Totals
....
AB
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2
2
4
3
4
0
Hill
cf
4
2
4
3
....4
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4
II
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2
3
1
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1
2
1
2
0
1
13
1
1
1
3
0.
0
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11
12
21
6
P
Summary
Struck
put
by
Llnc-.
say
(11).
Amey
(2),
Comadlna
base
on
balls
off
Lindsay
(4),
Ar-ney
2),
Comadlna
li;
umpires
D
Frlzzell
and
S.
Bury;
scorekeepq.
A.
Davles.
FOOTBALL
TltUKSDAY,
JUNE
6
Can.
Legion
vs.
Regiment
FKII1AY
JUNE
7
Elks
vs.
Legion
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
26
10
.72?
St
Louis
24
17
.585
Pittsburg
25
19
8,
Chicago
20
17
.541
Brooklyn
20
19
.513
Cincinnati
'...16
22
.421
Philadelphia
13
23
.361
Boston
-10
27
.270
American
League
New;
York
27
13
Cleveland,
.23
16
Chicago,
;
22
JO,
Detroit
21
18
Boston
?0.
20.
Washington
17
23
Philadelphia
15
23,
St.
Louis'
12
26
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your
rooms
by
putting
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in
this
paper.
ANGLERS'
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.579
.542
.50Q,
,42
,395
.310
MEETING
fitfttlf
PiW
rcwWent
Of
Khtada
Fishing
Club
Last
Milt
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Khtada
Fishing
club.
w
1'
algM.
UK
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
resulting
as
I
al
lows:
President,
George
Bryant
Secretary,
Joe
Scott,
fcxecutlve
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
F.
A.
MacCallum
and
R.
O.
Van
der
Sluys.
The
annual
report
of
the
secretary
showed
forty-two
paid
up
members.
The
three
boats
on
Khtada
Lake
are
In
good
shape.
In
future,
angling
parties
wishing
to
use
the
facilities
of
the
club
at
the
lake
will
be
asked
to
get
in
touch
J
with
the
officerf
80
suitable
arrangements
may
be
made.
A
suggestion
book
is
to
be
placed
;n
the
president's
store.
Dr.
Neaf
M.
Carter
showed
inter
esting
moving
pictures
of
the
tak
ing
In
of
the
clubs
boats
a
year
ago.
Retiring
President
Dr.
L.
W.
Ker-
gin
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a,
good
attendance
of
members.
SPORT
CHAT
Annette's
and
Canadian
National
AecreaUon
Association
will
meet
Ttiday
night
in
the
second
session
jf
the
Ladies'
Bowling
final
w
ine-ups
as
follows-
Annette's
Skattebol,
Johnson.
vtcCutcheon,
Stone,
Budlnlch
and
Basso-Bert.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Alexander,
Strpm-jahl,
Wopdslde,
Hall
berg
and
Not
many
hockey
teams
were
so
thoroughly
showered
wth
gifts
as
Winnipeg
Monarchs,
Junior
Canadian
champions
this
year.
At
a
nanquet
two
montht
after
the
sea.-
ion
closed,
the
Memorial
Cup
champions
received
hats,
suits,
ArUt
watches,
medals,
signet
rings
and
windbreakers.
Big
Abe
Ellowitz.
Ottawa
Rough-iders
football
star
and
Al-East-
rn
selection,
probably
wpuld
be
an
ill-star
amateur
baseball
player,
joo,
if
they
had
sectional
ratings.
be
Is
rated
the
best
first
baseman
n
the
Ottawa
district.
He
is
a
nome-run
hitter.
Down
in
Hershey.
Pa.,
where
they
iperate
amateur
hockey
teams
vlth
star
Canadians,
a
string
is
jut
for
two
northern
Ontario
play-rs,
Bill
Morris
and
Harry
Frost.
rne
Nickel
Belt
League
boys
are
nterested,
but
so
far
they
have
not
leclded
to
leave
this
country.
Lee
uandiey,
brilliant
young
hird
baseman
of
Toronto's
Inter
laflonal
League
team,
Is
playing
lis
first
season
In
professional
ball
nclnnatl
Reds
took
the
20-year
vld
youth
from
Bra.tley
College
and
u,rned
tym
over
to
the
Leafs
for
easonlng.
Already
he
has
become
'.
star
in
class
A-A.
ball.
Convocation
at
University
of
Al-
texta
this
rpring
dealt
a
heavy
jlow
at
the
school's
major
sports,
fwenty-three
members
of
major
teams
alone
receive
degrees.
Eight
pf
them
were
members
of
the
foot-
bull
squad,
1934
Alberta
cham
pions,
six
members
of
the
track
team
graduated.
Wien
Halifax
WolverIn.es
gp
to
Germany
next
winter
to
represent
Canada
In
the
Olympic
Oames.
they
will
be
the
only
Canadian
amateur
tea,m
In
Europe.
Preside
5.
A.
QUroy
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Assocla,Upn
has
der
?lded
th,at
the
Jtnlor
champions,
VVlnn,Ipeg
Mpnarca,
or
any
other
team,
will
not
be
permitted
to
tpur
next
season.
The
Ottawa
Intercountry
Snooker
League
is
"elevating"
the
game.
Teams
from
Perth,
Smith's
Falls
and
Carleton
Place
play
In
the
league.
No
admission
is
charged,
Reach
for
the
tap
instead
of
for
a
match.
An
electric
Hot
Water
IJeacer
means
aA
constant,
plentiful
supply
of
hot
water
for
ayery
need
for
baths,
for
shaviiuj,
for
the
clifh.es,
(or
the
laundry-
Just
turn
the
ap
apd
tle
wqter
is
there,
day
and
night
the
year
'round.
No
Switches
to
turn
"on"
and
"off."
No
matches.
No,
fjanie.
Convenient.
Dependable
and
LOW
IN
OPERATING
COST.
Featured
this
week
at
attractive
prices
and
on
interesting
terms.
Northern
British
Columbia
Pqwer
Company
Limited
officials
being
chiefly
interested
In
making
the
sport
popular.
David
Pratt
has
been
appointed
manager
ol
Holts
County
Football
,H
Club
to
succeed
Charles
Jones,
fox-
mer
Arsenal
captain
ana
ncuu
ui-
ternatlonaV
Pra.H
managed
Uc
Clapton
Orient
club
from
July
1933
unfll
last
December.
Touring
Europe
Manchester
City
soccer
club
was
beaten
5-1
recenUy
by
a
representeUxe
Ciecho-81o-
vaklan
team.
LOCAL
VKTI'.KAN
WINS
S500
IN
IltlSII
SWKV.l'
Hugh
McKlnnor..
w
local
returned
man.
received
.
the
welcome
advice
this
morn-
.
ng
that
he
was
the
winner
of
.
a
100
consolation
prize
In
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake
on
the
Derby.
1
Others
get
results
thing,
why
not
you?
Si
!
from
adver-
Because:
CHANGE
OF
PLAY
DATES
Annoucf
mnt
Made
bjr
Vrre
lturrt
SoftlaH
.ncLtloi
At
a,
meeting
lat
nlht
of
thej
rruce.
uupti
boiitau
Assucia.ton.
It
was
decided
tp
cringe
th.c.
iti
,
of
play
to
Monday
Rj'Wed.nwly
instead
of
Monday
an
Tltursday.
j
anjl
In
this
wy
it
would,
not
con,-Illot
so
micii
with
the
:ooUiU
league.
The
remainder
of
the
first
half
will
be
composed
cf
three
teums.
and
ton.lgh.fs
game
will
b,e
btw$en,
the
Jurdpr
Pks.
aof
th.6
Qr
IP-
!tfl"d
f
wd
ell
known
it.
i.
n.
Pla.ns
were
alM
discuued
ra-gdrdlnx
wndlru;
tem,
to
Anyox
to
pla,y
an
tnter-clty
series
on
Jitfy
SOCCER
IN
JR.
LEAGUE
J,un
5-
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vs.
High.
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new
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witnum
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It
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watt
six
month-
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kalsomlnlng
with
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so
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to
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mix.
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bother
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RUPERT
1.
Local
stores
give
good
valufti
for
the
money
'
pended.
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2.
You
can
inspect
the
goqs
before
buying.
3.
Many
stores
allqw
returns
if
not
satisfactory,
4.
Local
stores
have
a
reputation
to
maintain.
5.
Pj'ctUres.
are
deceiving
;ind
nail
mw
goods
a,re'f.
seuioin
what
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r
expected
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be.
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home
you
are
helping
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7,
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buying
at
hoiue
you
are
providing
bread
for
localpeople.
8.
By
buying
at
home
every
dollar
circulars
and,
will
return
to.
you.
p.
Discourage
the
sweatshop
labor
that
supplies
the
mail
order
houses.
10.
By
buying
at
home
your
purchases
circulate,
Think
what
this
means
to
your
own
little
funnily
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by
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