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THE
FINAL
DESPATCH
Friday,
August
21,
1936
The
final
despatch
in
regard
to
the
civil
war
in
Spain
will
probably
read
something
like
this:
"After
many
months
of
keen
anxiety
during
which
a
world
war
on
a
number
of
occasions
seemed
imminent,
the
civil
war
is
now
over
and
its
spread
to
other
nations
has
been
happily
avoided."
TROUBLES
OF
AN
AUTOCRACY
Plots
and
counterplots
are
inevitable
in
any
country
where
there
is
an
autocratic-ruler
or
a
dictator.
That
was
clearly
shown
in
Russia
this
week
when
several
of
Stalin's
former
supporters
conspired
to
kill
him
and
then
seize
the
reins
of
government
and
assume
the
dictatorship
for
one
of
themselves.
The
dictator
has
to
be
constantly
on
the
alert
to
defend
himself
against
ti'eachery.
Study
of
history
shows
that,
while
a
dictator
is
sometimes
necessary
or
at
least
highly
desirable
to
restore
order
from
chaos
such
as
occurred
in
Italy
when
Mussolini
seized
the
government
by
force,
as
a
continuous
policy
it
breeds
plot
and
counterplot
and
causes
general
discontent.
There
is
no
safety
valve
for
the
changing
emotions
of
the
populace
such
as.
that
provided
by
periodic
elections.
In
Russia,
when
the
government
was
weakened
by
corruption
and
war,
the
middle
class
people
brought
about
a
rebellion
in
which
the
Czar
was
removed.
Veiy
soon
there
was
a
counter
revolution
of
the
Marxian
type
followed
by
a
dictatorship
of
the
proletariat
which
later
became
a
dictatorship
of
one
man.
That
the
general
condition
of
the
country
improved
under
the
proletarian
dictatorship
cannot
be
denied.
And
yet
the
people'are
not
satisfied.
In
fact
the
people
have
little
say
in
'the
matter.
With
a
huge
army
ready
for
action,
no
popular
movement
has
any
hope
of
success.
While
the
people
in
British
countries
are
usually
dissatisfied
with
their
governments
and
with
the
administration
of
affairs,
they
have
a
way
open
to
them
to
right
wrongs
or
to
make
changes.
They
are
able
to
do
this
without
killing
each
other
and
the
way
lies
open
for
steady
advancement
with
every
person
directly
interested
in
the
affairs
of
the
country.
This
is
only
possible
with
an
educated
people
who
are
able
to
reason
for
themselves.
OCCASION
Hr
la
a
br
that
hat
character.
Dtllcloua
and
BSurUhlnf
It
will
plrai
th
moil
tatttdiout.
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EACH
HAD
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!
GOOD
CUT
WIN
AGAIN
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Gets
$42,000
as
Result
I
Tbis
VHuy
nan
Week's
Bout
Sharkey
Victory
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nvpmaid
for
ev3rviPut
fight
in
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took
part.
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takes
home
to
wifie.
who
has
bean
endeavoring
to
persuade
him
to
quit
the
ring,
$42,746
as
his
share
of
Tuesday
night's'
bout.
Fred
Perry
To
Take
Part
In
L.
A.
Tourney
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
21:
It
was
announced
here
yesterday
that
Fred
Perry,
No.
1
ranking
British
tennis
player,
will
compete
in
the
Pacific
Southwest
tennis
championships
which
will
be
held
here
from
September
18
to
27.
SPORT
CHAT
The
llttle.Kent
village
of
Witter
l
sham
is
all
agog
over
England's
cricket
match
of
the
century
on
September
5.
In
fact,
the
teams
have
met
only
once
in
104
years
and
the,
village
cricketers
are
working
hard
these
days
to
round
out
an
eleven
that
will
avenge
the
1832
defeat
and
help
charity.
Against
these
11
players
will
be
two
professionals
William
H,
Ash-down,
Kent
county
opening
batsman
and
Albert
Wensley,
Sussex
bowler.
They
are
optimistic
the
win
column
will
have
another
entry.
The
1832
contest
originated
in
the
Ewe
and
Lamb
Inn
at
Wittesham
when
two
professionals
boasted
they
could
beat
a
village
team.
The
challenge
was
accepted;
for
$100
a
side
and
the
pros
won
by
73
runs.
The
two
men
did
their
own
bowling,
fielding,
and
wicket-keeping.
When
one
lost
his
wicket
the
in
nings
was
closed.
Waskesiu
and
Meridian,
Sask.,
are
10
hours,
15
minutes
and
15
lost
golf
balls,
apart,
according
to
Freddie
Klewel
and
Len
Scholton.
They
should
know.
When
Freddie
approached
his
father
for
a
loan
he
was
told
if
he
would
drive
a
golf
ball
from
Waskesiu
to
Meridian
he
would
get
the
money.
Waskesiu
is
75
miles
north
of
Prince
Albert,
Meridian
45
miles
north,
but
the
pair
made
the
30.
miles,
.and
ball
16
arrived
in
Meridian
followed
by
two
tired
golfers.
Freddie
got
his
ten
dollars.
Ellsworth
Vines
Is
Not
Wanted
On
Australian
Courts
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug
21:
E1U-worth
Vines,
California
professional
tennis
player
and
former
prominent
member
of
United
tSates
Davis
Cup
teams,
has
been
advised
that
his
projected
visit
to
Australia
would
be
unwelcome.
Australia
is
not
anxious
to
receive
foreign
professionals
on
Its
court.
j
Indian
Broom
Is
i
Favored
To
Win
'Seattle
Classic
SEATTLE,
Aug.
21
:
The
Austin
Taylor
horse
Indian
Broom
from
Vancouver
rules
favorite
to
win
the
Longaores
race
here,
blue
riband
of
Pacific
Northwest
racing
with
a
prize
of
$10,000.
DELICIOUS
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
In
V4-Gallons
and
Gallons
VALENTIN
DAIRY
,,
PHONE
657
Scores
Twenty-Flt
for
Red
'rds
,
Gets
$35,WH)
!
!
CINCINATTI,
Aug
21:
With
NEW
YORK,
Aug
21:
..
.With
Dizzy
Dean
allowing
only
seyet
upwards
of
$35,000
in
his
Jeans
as
hits
and
winning
his
twenty-fir?,
his
share
from
the
fiht
with
Joe
vt:tcry
of
the
season,
St.
Lou!.
Louis
at
Yankee
Stadium
Tuesday
Cavdihals
scored
a
4
to
2
victory
night,
Jack
Sharkey,
former
world's
over
the
Cincinnati
Reds
yester-heavvweiffht
champion,
left
New
day
to
increase
their
margin
o!
York
yeswiday
for
his
home
at
leaaersnip
in
fine
waiioiiai
Chestnut
Hills,
Mss.
The
Enquire
io
cm
ana
jian
game
uver
un
is
probably
finished
now
for
good,
idle
New
York
Oiants,
The
Reas
with
thP
fiSt
wars
in
which
he
had
leading
until
the
ninth
ha
hPPn
PYPPr.tinnallv
fortunate
inning
wnen
timely
nitunj
finanr.isiw
it
ha
hppn
9M
that
Pepper
Martin,
Medwlck
the
Cards
ahead.
and
Mtea
At
Pittsburg
the
Pirates
defeat
d
the
Chicago
Cuba
to
an
eleven
Yesterday's
Big
League
results:
National
League
St.
Louis,
4;
Cincinnati,
2.
Chicago,
7;
Pittsburg,
8.
Philadelphia,
1;
Boston,
3.
Aiuevkat
League
Detroit,
8;
St.
Louis,
.4.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pct
St.
Louis
70
44
.614
New
York
69
46
.600
Chicago
66
49
.574
Pittsburg
:;.
6a
56
.517
CinclnnaU
55
59
.4X3
Boston
53
61
.484
Brooklyn
.45
69
.395
Philadelphia
40
74
.351
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
75
40
.652
Cleveland
64
53
.547
Detroit
.64
54
.542
Detroit
63
54
.538
Chicago
61
56
.521
Washington
59
57
.509
Boston
1
59
59
.500
St.
Louis
44
73
.316
Philadelphia
.41
75
.354
LOCAL
MEN
TAKE
FISH
Prince
Rupert
Parties
Visit
Kaluni
And
Lakelse
Lakes
at
the
End
Of
Last
Week
Angling
expeditions
at
Kalvm
and
lakelse
Lakes
were
one
f
the
features
of
a
two
weeks'
vacation
trip
to
Lakelse
Lake
from
which
D.
Q.
Borland,
manager
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
returned
to
the
city
this
week.
Under
the
tutelage
of
W.
O.
Fulton
and
f
A.
MacCallum,
Mr.
Borland,,
who
had
pievipusly
been
a
pleblan
baU
flshennan,
was
able
to
absoio
some
of
the
fine
points
of
fly
fishing.
Bvg
Dolly
Vardens
wei
taken
at
Kalum
Lake
while
Lakelse
yielded
the
usual
nice
cut
throat3,
Members
of
the
party
to
Kalnin
Lake
were
Mr.
Borland,
Mr.
MacCallum,
George
Crippa
and
E.
'f
.
Kenney
M.L.A.
Mr.
Kenney
matte
the
trip
more
particularly
to
ascertain
the
exact
extent
of
flood
damage.
The
Lakelse
party
consisted
of
Messrs.
Borland,
MacCallum
and
Fulton.
Freddie
Steele
Winner
by
Kayo
Finished
Opponent
From
Broklyn
In
Secendof
Scheduled
Ten
Round
Bout
TACOMA,
Aug.
21:
Freddie
Steele,
world's
middleweight
champion,
knocked
out
Jack
Alzare
of
Brooklyn
In
the
second
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
bout
last
night.
'Soiaethine
o!
great
Importance
to
the
British.
Empire
Is
to.
take
plate
on
September
16,
according
to
Bri
tish
Israel
authorities.
Now
every-
tish
Empire
if
someone
would
die
pn
that
day
and
leave
him
a
for
tune.
Absolute
knowledge
I
have
none,
'But
my
aunt's
washer
woman's
sis
ter's
son,
Heard
a
policeman
on
his
beat,
Say
to
a
laborer
on
the
street,
!
That
he
had
a
letter
Just
last
week,
Written
In
the
finest
Greek,
Of
a
colored
man
In
a
B.C.
town,
Who
got
It
straight
from
a
circus
i
elown,
That
a
man
in
the
Klondyke
heard
i
the
news,
From
a
gang
of
South
American
Jews,
About
somebody
in
Borneo,
vyho
heard
a
man
who
claimed
to
i
know,
'-i
.n..n
j
.
i..
i
ii
Whoss
mother
in
Rupert
knows
full
well,
$"hat
her
seventh
husband's
sister's
niece
Has
stated
in
a
printed
piece,
That
she
has
a
son
who
has
a
friend,
Who
knows
when
city
relief
will
end,
i
Friday,
August
21,
193.
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City
Championship
Double-
CrV
Handed
Competition
In
the
double-handed
competition
of
the
city
lawn
bowling
championships
last
evening
Thomas
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and
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