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Thursday.
May
12.
1938.
military,
air
and
naval
power
for
the
entertainment
and
.
1
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MR.
HERRIDGE'S
SPEECH
The
other
evening
Hon.
W.
D.
Herridge
read
a
Epeech
to
the
radio
audience
across
Canada
and
the
way
it
sound-!
ed
to
one
of
the
unregenerate
was
something
like
this.
"I
am
-a
candidate
for
the
job
of
leading
the
Conservative'
party
from
the
Slough
of
Despair
to
the
Promised
Land.;
I
can
do
it
and
if
you
Canadians
do
not
sieze
upon
this
opportunity
of
choosing
me
it
is
your
own
fault.
I
can'
bring
back
prosperity
to
this
country.
If
I
cannot,
nobody
can
-and,
if
we
do
hot
have
prosperity
soon
'God
Help
You'."
We
admit
tliat
is
not
what
Mr.
Hem'dcesaid
but
it
is
the
impression
it
conveyed
to
at
least
one
brain
through
one
pair
of
ears.
Possibly
Mr.
Herridge
is
right.
At'
any
rate
he
seems
to
think
he
is,
just
as
Mr,
Bennett,
his
brother-in-law,
seemed
to
think
he
was
a
few
years
ago.
j
Fresh
Local
Kaw
And
The
Central
Hotel
Pasteurized
Milk
rooms
and
cafb
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for
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YANKS
NOW
TAKE
LEAD
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Chicago
2,
Boston
4.
Cleveland
1.
New
YoTk
.
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
5.
,
Detroit
4,
Washington
1.
I
National
League
!
Boston
at
Cincinnati,
postponed,
cold.
j
Philadelphia
at
Pittsburg,
post-
poned,
cold.
Brooklyn
7,
Chicago
0.
I
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
3.
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League
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York
18
jq'
Chicago
13
Pittsburg
11
3
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Cincinnati
-,.11
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Boston
-
7
J
Brooklyn
fl
St.
Louis
8
Philadelphia
4
American
League
New
York
14
Washington
15
Clevtland
-
13
Boston
.13
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Detroit
8
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TEX
DAILY
'jcrwi
Tnursday
May
ifcj
SPORT
CHAT
Dfs
Moines
townsfolk
?stp
-at
New
York
on
Top
in
B4h
American
booming
welcome
1o
Bob
Feller.
and
Nitional
Baseball
Lrarnrs
jyoung
Cleveland
Indian
pitching
-
sensation,
on
his
return
to
recelrf
i
NEW
YORK.
May
12.
tCPt
New
his
high
school
diploma
one
yeil
York
Yankees
defeated
the
Cleve-
ago
Tuesday.
The
Van
Meter.
Io-i
land
Indian
i
for
Corinthians
Defeat
Victoria
All
Stars
by
S-ore
of
C
to
3
In
Soccer
I
VICTORIA.
May
12:
(CP)
The
cer
TO
TFIT.VISE
DERBY
'
Pet.,
EPSOM
England,
Aiay
12:
.CT)
857
British
Brradcastlng
Corporation
591
officlals.planj
to,
televise
the
Der-
50
by,
Englarid's
turf
classic.
Race
.500
officials
here
have
withdrawn
.438
jections
previously
held.
.409
.400
ill
HONOR
CONNAUGIIT
1
euuicauon
oi
Lne
aisimguisned
visitor
but
more
particu-i
Prc,r
tram
nninn
of
friends
wu
ereet
charUe
IarJy
SO
that
the
World
mifrht
learn
of
fiormn
nv'a
mir,l,f
tt
CTr.T
,o.
cartney,
outstanding
j"
j
j
""b1'"
.
dim
sniver.
Expecting
to
be
absent
from
Within
the
past
week
Der
Feuhrer
was
the
guest
of
dla'
A-
s-
deMall'
honorary
s
the
ruling
powers
of
Italy
and
ugain
the
militaryair
and
"ZnTiT
naval
forces
put
on
their
show
for
the
particular
enter-"'yeS
ha?resed
tamment
and
edification
of
the
German
dictator
nnd
in'
-
ob-
i
covering
the
Aussie
tour
of
England
for--an
Antipodean
newspaper.
WQN
BY
ROLLING
show
the
world
the
great
might
of
modern
Rome
I
WIXS
RU-nnutc
title
cape
"town,
May
12:
icp
-
Now
that
the
world
has
been
shown
and
has
shivered
T0NMf;f
!2:
CP!-'ne
event
on
the
card
th
liT
Obtaining
six
of
the
first
seven
ln-
freshmen's
sports
at
the
Unlver-
accordinir
in
nrnm-atti
flniir.tToc
(loubtless
.
Progiam,
no
Will
be
f,'
country
SO
dividual
places,
the
Royal
A!;.slty
was
a
-one-mile
walk"
with
Orave
as
to
fleny
the
dictators
anything
they
may
ask.
Force
won
the
inter-services
cross-,all
kinds
of
obstacles
and
hand-Britain
happens
to
be
an
ally
of
Italy
but
not
of
Hit-
c9ntry
championship.
The
Army
caps,
one
competitor
who
rollei
ler.a't
any
rate
not
yet.
It
would
be
interesting
to
know
second
and
the
"NaTy
th,r(J'
,n
Mng
among
V!laneTS-which
side
Italy
would
take
if
there
should
be
any
un-
-
:
r.
...v,
v.w-v,4w
wi.i.m.ui
jjjiiaui
aim
uciinany.
in;
the
nleantime,
the
best
way
to
secure
co-operation
from
any
foreign
power
seems
to
be
to
make
ourselves
so
strong
that
we
may
be
looked
upon
as
a
valuable
ally.
Already
the
rearming
of
Britain
has
proven
effective.
'
CASH
IN
ON
TWEEDSMUIR
PARK
,
Evidently,
an
attempt
is
to
be
made
to
cash
in
on
Tweedsmuir
Park,
following
the
publicity
given
to
it
last
year
by
the
visit
of
the
Governor
General.
Its
develop-'
ment
should
be
a
great
help
to
the
small
towns
along
the;
railway
line
and
particularly
to
Burns
Lake
which
is
the
jumping
off
point
for
Francois
and
Ootsa
Lake.
Many!
people
are
looking
forward
to
a
holiday
at
this
favored;
area.
PLAYED
AT
KITWANGA
:Ce4arra!e
Hon
Softball
Gsmf
But
Lost
Out
to
Home
If.
In
Baseball
Jockeys
Killed
In
Hurdle
Race
eaij.
KITWANGA,
May
12,
Cedarvale
their
seventh
va,
farm
boy
who
tied
Diny
Dean's
J
baseball
and
Softball
players
and
,
straight
victory
yesterday
and
vent
major-league
rstjikeout
record
of
I?
their
supporters
paid
.a
visit
to
Kh
'
t
tato
the
lead
of
the
American
in
1936,
dispelled
rumors
of
an
atf
wanga
last
Saturday.
The
Cedar-
League
standing
as
the
Washington
tag
arm
this
year
hen
he
opened)
vak-
team
won
the
-softbaU.
game
I
Senators
were
losing
to
the
Detroit
the
season
with
a
one-hit
effort
'
Dy
a
score
of
5
to
while
Kltwan-
l
Tigers.
The
ld
ot
the
Yankees
4ra
won
the
baseball
1
1
to
S.
Both!
.H.
however,
merely
mathematical
;
Lefty
Grove,
then
with
Baltimore
uere
njne
inning
games.
Tommy
(jfejce
they
have
played
fewer
games
in
the
International
Basfbau.eget
umpired
the
softball
game
Indians,
now
in
third
place,
are
a
down
with
three
hits
and
blank
-4,
gap.
)
Two
Lives
Lost
in
Tragedy
.On
Sterplecha-w
Track
in
Adelaide,
Australia
ADELAIDE.
Australia,
May
12:
I
NEW
DELHr.
May
12:
(CP
Re-
(CP)
Two
well
known
Australian
667
calling
the
military
services
of
Jockeys
-were
Tdlled
-when
a
number
'652
the
Duke
of
"Connaught.
formerly
'of
horses
fell
during
the
running
governor-general
of
Canada,
an.
of
a
steeplechase
yesterday.
619
.619
.421
89
J16
273.
annual
poio
wurney
nere
is
naraec
after
falm.
this
year's
being
won
by
the
19th
Lancers.
COVERS
AUSSIE
TOUR
LONDON,
May
12:
(CP)
A
hostj
Ma
Australian.;
crlcketfTTif
.
.
2fl
vpars
avn
wVin
Is
CHASING
THE
PROS
BOMBAY.
May
42:
(CP
The
All-India
Football
-Association
at
its
annual
meeting
decided
on
a
"serious
drive
against
professionalism
and
sham-amateurism."
GOES
TO
MANCHESTER
MANCHESTER,
Eng.,
May
R:
(CP)
After
seven
years'
Arm
service.
W.
A.
Rowlands,
Pwllheli
Wales,
has
signed
as
a
goalkeeper!
for
Manchester
City
football
cluo.
He
is
23
years
old.
HARD
ON'
HORSES
LIVERPOOL.
Eng.,
May
12:
(CP
Many
steeplechases
In
the
north
SWfully
bftw.d
in
tht
Vktoftt
Phoni
Brtwery
tt
Victoria,
B.C.,
ont
of
th
oldrrt
cUb-llthtd
btwcrltl
In
the
Dominion.
Lager
.
.
.
Ptopl
hvt
Utrntd
lo
diptnd
on
th
hl$h.
wnilorm
quality
aJ
Phoenix
Export
'Lijtt,
wfiick
k.i
btn
mtinUintd
llvou)h-ul
tht
.ya.rt.
rewii(T.miri
mm
'
w
1
-ji
m
m
better
than
ever
This
advertisement
is
not
published,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
-tCwrrwj
S.
D.
Johnaton
Co.)
Yanroufer
B.
C.
Nickel,
.15.
Big
.Missouri,
26.
Bralome.
8S5.
Axtec,
.09"i
task).
Cariboo
Quarvz.r-2.lfi.
Dentonla,
.04.
Goleonda,
M.
Minto,
.02i.
Fairvtrw,
.CC.
Noble
Five,
JD2,i.
Peiid
Oriel,
1.55.
Pioneer,
3(iQ.
Porter
Idaho,
.02i.
Premier,
2.00.
Reeves
McDonald,
,25.
Reno.
.52.
Kenei
wmngton,
.ia3-
Reward.
jtMVi.
fall
game
behind
the
Yankees
and
them
1-0
at
Toronto
16
years
ago
ln
evening
the
KltwangaJ
-
salmon
Gold,
.0&.
I
the
Sectors,
bewg
tied
wtth
Hie
yesterday.
Grove
went
to
rnuaaei-i
sports
committee
staged
a
banquet1
Taylor
Bridge,
XM
(ask).
Boston
Red
Sox
who
wen
yesterday
phia
Athletics
for
a
reported
$109.-;
and
djmce
tne
community
Hall
premier
Border,
.01.
'
over
Chicago
Wait
Sox.
oco
in
ia
ana
nine
years
laifr
nonor)f
the
visitors.
Music
for
subak
Premier,
UO.
In
the
National
League
yesterday
.was
traded
to
Boston
-Kea
iox.
the
seeislagly
almost
invincible
New
York
Giants
increased
their
margin
of
leadership
to
five
and
a
half
games,
by
defeating
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
while
the
second
place
Chicago
Cubs
were
being
blanked
by
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
The
Dodgers
took
over
sixth
ticn
ln
the
standing
from
thfe
BRITISHERS
WIN
FIRST
j
the
dancing
was
furnished
by
Stati-j
Congress,
.00.
ley
Williams,
saxophonist,
and
hut
Home
Gold,
.01.
orchestra.
,
Mrs.
Sarah
Benson
and
Mrs..
Thomas
Weget
were
In
charge
of
the
serving
of
the
banquet.
j
(
Before
tne
closing
oi
we
nance
,-there
was
a
brief
speech'by
Joseph
Williams,
vice-president
of
the
:
sports
committee,
wnb
iexpressea
gratification
at
the
large
number
j
of
-
visitors.
j
3n
addition
to
those
from
'Cedarr
vale,
there
were
visitors'
from
other
.touring
m8tonrtalhiaMnK.4
Among
them
were
ap
fonm
team
,irom
from
tneiana
Tncriann
won
unn
u
ITS
William
C.
Little
and
others
from
.first
game
in
British
Columbia
yes-
""'T"
..-.t
ih:
au
AVoodcock.
!
lei
Ltaj
ujr
uricaiiiig
vtci.via
row
Stars
6
to
.
The
score
at
half
,time
was
two
all.
Previously,
tlie
Corinthians
had
played
a
draw
jame
at.Vancouver
and
had
been
beaten
xt.
Nanalmo.
This
Saturday
evenimj
an
OW
Indian
Custom"
concert
will
be
staged
in
the
Community
Hall
by
the
Kltwanga
sports
committee
"Victoria
Day
will
also
be
suitable
celebrated
In
the
village.
TJraridvItw;
.OG1.
Indian,
.02.
Quatsino
Copper.
tiZ3.
llaida
Oold,
.03
iask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.21.
,
Cahnont,
.38.
.',
C.
Si
E.,
"28.
Freehold,
-.OA'..
.
Hargal,
20.
Mercury,
.10.
Okalta.
L60.
Pacalta,
)8.
Home
Oil,
128.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.06.
Central
Patricia,
22.
Gods
Lake.
.45.
Little
Xong
Lac.
4.15.
McKenzie
Red
Lake.
lOi.
Red
Lake
-Gold
Shore,
:10'2.
Pickle
Crow,
45.
San
Antonio,
125.
Sberritt
GordAn,402.
Smelters
Gold,
.01.
McLeod
Coekshutt,
3.60.
Oklend,
21.
Mosher,
.52.
Madsen
Red"
Lake,
37.
StacLicona,
iCO.
Francoeur,
24.
Moneta
Porcupine;
2.14.
Uouscadillac,
.07
i.
.
Thompson
Cadillac,
25
1.
Bankfleld,
.75.
East
Malartic.
12.
Preston
E,
Dome,
.80.
Hutchison
Lake,
,05.
Dawson
White.
05.
Aldermac.
.44.
Kerr
jddL!on.
16.
Uuchl
Gold.
li5.
Inter!
Nickel,
47.50.
Noranda,
61.50.
Con.
Smelters,
5650.
Hardrock,
225.
Rarb'Tlnrder,
.40.
Mandy,
.15.
Rand
Mabrtlc.
39.
Manion-Maidand
Are
Favored
As
of
England
were
cancelled
ln
April
'Tm..
L!
fa
owing
to
hard
ground.
Track-
1
OlJ
VniCIlUinS
watering
was
resorted
to
at
Don-1
caster.
iiKAUJitNE,
JWay
12
At
a
well
attended
-and
enthusiastic
meeting
01
me
Bridge
River
Valley
Conservative
Association,
the
fallowing
resolution
was
adopted:
That
thfc
aoci&Uonreo-onTer.
I
ord
'.as
favoring
the
selection
o!
Hon.
Dr.
r;
-3.
Manlon
as
federa
icac2i
01
ine
txneervauve
party
and
the
selection
-
of
R,
L.
Maitiana
as
Provincial
leader
of
the
Conservative
party."
:A
monster
-picnic
of
the
assocla-
Uon
i?
planned
for
mid-summei-
and
invitations
will
be
forwarded
o
R.
L,
Mdltlahdi
E.
C.
Car
1
ton
and
other
prominent
Conser
,-vativis
to
attend.
1
'
1
-
iSaskatchewan
Prepares
For
Election
Soon
J
TtEGTNA,
May
12;
(CP)
Polltl
cal
forces
In
Saskatchewan
nre.
ipreparins
for
a
-whirlwind
proy
'
incial
election
'campaign.
The
-date
of
the
election
has
not
yet
been
'officially
announced
-but
It
,Ls
-ex
pepted
it
will
be
.next
montli.
I
,
1
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yesterday.
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PETERBOROUGH,
Ont.
May
42:.
I
rOPI
Lover
of
animals,
Superln-.
tendent
Frank
Kltney
f
the
cemetery
here
fed
l
black
squirrels
all
winter
but
now
they
are
eating
up
his
flowers
and
he
doesn't
know
which
the
public
wants
'
mostr-squlrreLs
or
tulips.
r
13
Holiday
Camp
..Mr.
Dunn
Announrrs
That
Her
SANG
AN
RIVER
HOLIDAY
CAMP
Near
.Matsctt,
Q.C.I,
Is
op
for
visitor
and
advise
v
booklnr.
et
j
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
Si5I
j
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
i-lmon
canning
company
with
in
H
the,
year
round
payroll
la
Prince
Rupert
HYDE
Transfer
315
SECOND
AVE.
FURNITURE
MOVING
r
Cartage
Light
Delivery
Coal
Wood
Phone
580