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black
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ease
pads.
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SYDNEY,
Australia,
June
13:
(CP)
Believed'
finest
ever
found
in
Australian
waters,
a
lustrefut
"Vlouble
button"'
pear,
weighing
103
grains,
was
found
off
Broome
and
valued
In
Paris
at.
10,000
($40,000).
Saturday.
June
18,.
1938.
THE
NEW
LEADER
Within
less
than
a,
month,
federal
Conservatism
will
be
gathering
in
Ottawa
to
name
a
new
leader
says
Toronto
Saturday
Night.
Gradually,
as
the
time,
for
tne
con
TEST
PLAYER'S
SCORE
NELSON,
Eng.,
June
18!
(CP.
In
his
first
match
for
the
Ne.-son
club
of
the
Lancashire
cricket
league,
Amar
Nath,
Indian
test
player,
scored'
82
runs
not
out.
He
replaced
Learie
Constantlne,
noted
West
Indies
star.
'SPORT
MacPhee
Rink
Now
In
Lead
Tied
With
Tinker's
for
First
Place
In
C.X.
Bowling
League
Standing
D.
A.
MacPhee's
rink
won
over
R,
E.
Benson's
by
a
score
of
29
to
14'
In
the
Canadian'
National:
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
League-
Thursday
.uv...,
night
.......
to
4
Join
jMacdonald
2'
I
Benson
,.....2
i
Frew
.'
..:..;.l-'
I
Hill
1
'
McMeekln
1
t
Preece
0
I
n
1
i
n
UU11UI1U
u
!Vinslow
0
0
0
0
2
2
2
2
2
SPORT
CHAT
Jlm
Jeffries,
a
giant
young
sparring
partner-
for
James
J.
Corbett
watched
unlmnressed
as
Bob
Fltz-
Carson
City,
Nevada,
In
1897.
I
can
lick
the
two
of
'em,"
he
d-clared.
And
he
did.
This
200-pound
youth
built
his
physique
as
a
boil-ermaker
and
brought
into
the
blow
of
any
previous
or
subsequent,
fighter.
vention
draws
closer,
speculation
over
the
Conservative
thls
stong,
tnickly-built
challen
23
for
25
and
Pocket
tins
of
fifty
BALL
TEAM
IS
CHOSEN
Players
For
Prince
Rupert'ln
Forth
ruining
Ketchikan
Series
Are
Selected
Nlelr
nhpnnxltl
Rill
Gamble
and
1,c
w
",uu
win
uc
u
w.-
leadership,
Ih
another
match,
1I.U..I.I...
footo
Ing
end
of
the
battery.
.Tank
PrPPPPv
oo
t
17
!
Th
selection
bf
players
for
the
Rain
made
necessary
the
postponement-
of
last
night's
fixture.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
iMcPhee
3
...t
(Tinker
-....3
3
LONDON,
June
18:
(CP)
The
Football
Association
has
received
556
entries
fdr
the
English
Cvp
competition
of
1938-39.
Corinthl-
In
the
tenth.
Startlrig
the
eleventh,
'Jeffries
caught
Fltz
on
the
chin
Jeffries
gained
the
championship
with
another
left.
Old
Bob's
hands
i
1
tl
i.
ri
t.
:
t
i.
1
m
m
1.
t
.
.
1
i
one
of
aiain
to
eight
rounds
at
San
Fran
I
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
cisco.
Jeirrles
lought
Corbett
a
second
time
In
1903
at
Sna
Fran-
National
teautw
St.
Louis
3,
New
York
10.
Chicago
0-2.
Boston
1-3.
Pittsburg
4,
Philadelphia
3.
r-inMnniti
412.
Brooklyn
3
American
League
Philadelphia
1.
Cleveland
8.
Boston
5.
Chicago
1.
Washington
12-3,
Detroit
10-4.
!
Baseball
Standings
I
Including
Yesterday's
Scores
Sonny
Stiles
will
do
the
pitching
Chlcago
.
for
Prince
Rupert
In
the
?
baseball
Uiw
aa
i
'
Cincinnati
Tit
I
Wan
Th
grim
guna
of;
H.M.S.
Hood
National
League
W
33
31
28
arm
.71,
series
with
Ketchikan
to
be
played
I
r4Vt"u''
'
.
.
.
Boston
ijrvsLOPl
'
O.
P.
Tinker's
rink
In
the
league
"
y
"-'y,u'm
T"'u
'
,
fnnolii.
nlJ.
n.....l.l.
...in
lt
n
St.
Louis
22
L
19
23
22
22
22
28
Brooklyn
21
31
Philadelphia
13
33
series
Is
as
follows:
Dido
Gurvich,
American
League
Nick
Chenoskl,
Bill
Lamble,
Sonny
Cleveland
32
19
Stiles,
Benny
Wlndle,
Walter
John-
New
York
30
19
son,
Alex
Mitchell,
Minor
Simund-
Boston
30
21
sen,
Scoop
Bury.
Herbie
Morgan,
'.Washington
29
-28
r
,
1
II
1
ITnnrA
1
...
1
OT
jf
jactt
v;ampocii
aiiu
ucuigc
jiuwe.
-petroii
2'
Ketchikan
is
sending
its
first'
Philadelphia
23
28
o
string
team
here
for
the
series
with
Chicaco
18
29
eighteen
eiKnieen
niayers
Diayers
m
hi
an.
an.
rwo
iwu
ui
or
s,
01
ruls
rnis
ia.
1
BURNLEY,'
Eng.,
June
18:
CF
.Simmons'
solar
plexus
blow
felled'
signed
by
Burnley.
Gentleman
Jim
in
their
heavyweight
championship
battle
at
.635
.574
.560
351
.532
.440
.588
309
300
.451
.383
.313
the
week
coinciding
with
the
sum
mer
race
meeting."
HERE'S
LONG
SHOT
DEAL,
Eng..
June
18:
(CP)
-
T
nncrpst
in
nn
In
flrpat
Rrl.
J
ring
a
massive
pair
of
shoulders
to
ans,
famous
London
amateurs
who
taln
was
recorded
by
J.
O.
Toons--
wnicn
were
auacnea
iijick.
aim
nc
hided
Canada
m
tneir
woria
n
-io.worH
chni
Pvin..c
inn-d
powerful
arms
and
legs.
He
car-
tour
havc
entcred,
was
accomHshcd
by
G.
Klrby
at
riea
pernaps
vne
naruesi
miuckuv.i
.
Rnuthnmntnn
In
1028
who
hnW!
out
over
a
340-yard
shot.
RUGBY
PRINCE
PILOT
ay
KiiocKing
oui
ruz
m
a
oioouy
aroppea
ana
jen
wnippea
a
ngnt
LONDON,
'
June
18:
(CP)
Prince
battle
at
.Coney
Island,
June
9,
uppercut
to
the
Jaw
that
crashidAjexander
Obolensky
has
has
1899.
There
was
quite
a
contrast-
the
champion
helplessly
to
the;granted
a
commlsslon
pjlot
of.
ing
picture
as
tney
squared
away
canvas.
np
lri
th
nnval
Alr
Pnrp
Vni,.n.
teer
Reserve.
He
played-
rugby
foi
leadership
outlook
tends.
to
become
a
fnrPmnsf
tnmVnf
la
l'tu
.r
"f
In
1900
Jeffries
stPPed
Corbetll
England,
Leicester
and
Oxford-Unl
terest,
.
-
...
wnom
supponers
saia
weignea
oniy
While,
generally
speaking,
it
is
true
that
the
views
punches
in
order
to
land
nlf
f
tlin,f;.ll..l
.H
n
.
1
.
1
....ill..-
Hie
1
I-
-1-1
1
1
?
",i
J
1
,
,
.
.
,,
..
1
itrhiA
w11ii.11
uic
icuuiui
jjuiiuuaas
nom
wiin
respect
to
tne
re-
his
own,
dove
into
Fltz
for
six
suits
to
be
expected
from
the
gathering
are
mixed,
there
rounds,
taking
everything
the
is
one
interesting
opinion
which
is
fairly
widely
held
by1
spindle-shanked
Cornishman
threw
observers
whose
judgment
in
matters
political
commands'
at
him,
Jeffries
floored
ntz
twice
higH
regard
in
federal
circles.
That
opinion
is
that
the
coming
Conservative
convention
belongs
within
the
cate-1
gory
of
gatherings
from
which
miracles
are
most
likelv-
to
issue.
.
The
delegates
are
going
to
Ottawa
largely
free
of
commitments.
They
may
know
the
candidate
for
whom
they
intend
to
vote-if
none
more
attractive
appears.
But
their
minds
will
be
open
to
the
appeal
of
some
last-minute
entrant
if
they
believe
that
they
detect
in-his
person
the
essential
qualities
of
the
Moses
whom
the
Conservative
Party,
needs
to
lead
it
out
of
the
wilderness
of
onnositibn
back
into
the
Promised
Land
of
power.
A
strong
belief
at
the
moment
is
that
the
coming
three
weeks
will
see
the-search
for
a
Conservative
Moses
intensified,
for
the
reason
that,
unless
one
is
found,
Hon.
Dr.
R,
J.
Manion
is
likely
to
be
the
choice
of
the
gathering;
SOME
MISGIVINGS'
Solidly
based
as
Dr.
Manion's
strength
is
upon
his
infectious
popularity
and
highly
attractive
and
able
personality,
enthusiasm
for
him
is
not
entirely
free
of
misgivings.
Furthermore,
party
success
under
Dr.
Manion
would
depend,
upon
support
and
alliances
which
responsible
Conservative
circles
are
inclined
to
view
with
increasing
cautiom
Who,
then,
is
the
youthful
Moses
who
may
come
forward
at
the
convention
to
confound
the
current
prophe
cies
of
a
Manion
leadership?
So
far
as
the'
field
can
be!
conjectured
at
the
present
moment,
it
will
have
to
be
one
of
four
individuals,
namely,
J.
Earl
Lawson
K.C.,
of
Toronto;
Major
M.
A.
MacPherson,
also
a
K.C.,
of
Regina;
Denton
Massey
of
Toronto,
and
Col.
George
A.
Drew,
another
K.C.,
also
of
Toronto:
Only
as
a
compromise
would
the
aging
and
failing
present
leader
be
chosen
again.
in
23
rounds
at.
Coney
Island,
Two
verslty.
take
.many
years
later
he
flnbhed
Fitzimmons1
VETERAN
PRO
IIUAI)
BURNHAM,
Eng.,
June
18:
(CP
Cisco
and
this
time
needed
only
10
J
Professional
to
the
Burnham
and
rounds.
After
beating
Jack
Munroe
'
Berrow
golf
club
for
19'
years,
A
In
1904
Jeffries
retired.
R.
Bradbeer
died
here
aged
44.
it
mi
w
t
i.-.i
-mm?,
1
v
Y
world's
-largeat
wrhip
ymbollM.th
might
of
Britain's
fighting
ahipr
,
.
,
th
glory
of
tho
thrilling
word-"Britnnia-rulB
tK
wav
!"
Th
nam
Plajrar'r
on
a
package
of
cigarattaa
guartnt-tha-mildnaaa,
quality
and
purity
of
thaoontantav
PlayarV-waa
yf
young
a-
nam-whan
th
"Old
ContamptiblasV
want
out
to
Franea,
but
rn
than
It
waa
tha
largaat
aalling
clgaratta
in
England
I
PlayarV'Mlld"
hatathoaa
asm
qualitiaa,
ara
mad
a
In
th
Um
traditional
Engllah
way
and
ar
now-ofrd
at
popular
pricaa,
in
a-amart
nw
packag
.
Cork
tips
for
thosa
who
prr
tham
plain
and
for.
thoa
vho
Ilka
clgarattaa
plain
but
good.
Miia-
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
want
to
shave.
However,
he;
may
sell
them
to
men
wishing
to
use
them
for
cutting
corns
or
lancln?,
bolls.
They
are
then
called
surgical
Instruments.
Seed
merchants
may
not
sell
fod
der
for
horses
or
donkeys
on
Sun-
days
but
anyone
else
may.
Huncry
persons
may
buy
fish
and
?hlpr
on
Sundays
a
long
a
they
do
not
buy
them
from
a
fish
and
chip."
shop.
Bathers
may
buy
bathing
shoe
on
Sundays
but
not
sand
shoes.
1
Married
housewives
may
buy
green
peas
on
Sunday
provided
Il
ls
summer-nut
not
canned
peas
Canned
peas
are
grocerlos
which'
arc
banned.
A
parent
with
an
obstreperous
child
may
not
buy
him
a
tcnnl
ball
on
Sunday
to
keep
him
quiet
BASEBALt
SCORES
OBSERVANCE
,he
bl"
-
urocers
who
sell
wari..
OF
SUNDAY
Pa?2S
barrow
and
deliver
them
,h'
JO.
law's
Queer
Quirks
Bullter-
IVIk
0llls'ae,
the
law's
re-ti;,
,r
'
In
Old
Counlry
I
Resorts
Complain
Beside
thpco-m-r.n,
.
.
7
i"ur,3
iir
r'V
LONDON,
June
18:
I
CP)
Visl-
rn
rnaicing
sales
iettai
at
tors
to
this
country,
staggered
by'
nuri
illegal
at
other
Kmc
provisions
of
the
Sunday
Trading
seas,ae
resorts
enjoy
mi
iffi0,
Restriction
Act,
find
company
In
from
the
,aw
during
is
fJi:c"
distraught
natives
who
say
they
yea'
'
cannot
fathom
them
either.
k9roves-
Laboi
M
p
A
move
has
been
launched
with
Stratford,
1&
drafting
.,
t,
j
w
support
of
some
parliamentarians
would
nake
It
possible1
to
gain
uniformity
In
interpretation
"siaurani
owners
to
k
Pet.
of
the
Act.
This
followed
issue
by
slaIH
at
work
n
Sundu
the
Home
Office
of
a
22-page-
,
v
mem
ithem
day
off
at
ottr
1
three
boatloads
of
fans
are
also
Anomalies
In
the
Act
Include
1
I
i
II
t
,
A
-1
4Viaa
mill
I
nrnin
tt
COTI
l
l.'C
thPJC
j
coming
aim
ji
15
cApctwru
"icic
wfii.
fjilAM'.u
si'tit
iwr..iv.o
.
0
be
fifty
or
so
visitors.
PLAISTOW.
Eng.,
June
18:
JCPi
1
A
druggist
may
not
sell
razorf
01
The
Prince
Rupert
team
will
go
to
only
man
to
swim
the
Engusn
blades
on
Sundays
to
persons
who
0
Ketchikan
for
a
return
series
on
channel
00111
way
France
o
(July
3
and
4.
England,
1927
Englapd
to
France,
LEAVES
BRISTOL
1934t
E.
II.
Temme
is
retiring
ai-
Iter
20
years'
competitive
swimming
land
water
nolo.
SAFETY
IN
i
Jack
Drvden.
outside-left
given)
EPSOM,
Eng.,
RACK
WEEK?
JUnc
18:
CP-
a
free
transfer
by
Bristol
City
foot-
Replying
to
London
Safety
Coun
ball
club
at
then
end
of
the
1937-38
ell's
request
for
co-operation
In
a
I
English
league
season,
has
beer,
safety
week
this
town
said:
'N(
556
TEAMS
AFTER
CUP
useful
purpose
would
b
servert
d
ithe
council
participating,
owiiiR
to
SNAP
V
.
I
-
POWDER
CLEANS
AND
POLISHES
Bathtub.
Washbasins,
Wludowv,
and
Mirror.
Cannot
scratch.
4
-
.di
Ihri,
we
r-.
a!
'
Ul
orandum
explaining
the
law
and
in
wecK-
A
tn
Art
nd-
ea.
exemptions.
ployees
may
work
oni.y
three
Sun!
J.
F.
E.
Crowder,
Conservative
days
a
month.
There
aw
flvs
sa'
M.P.
for
Flnchley
and
member
of
dAys.
n.'July
and
rey'auraii-i,
a.
a
deletratlon
which
went
tn
the
plain,
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be
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to
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unless
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was
alleged
that
In
some
places
the
W
F.'MacLeod
will
s.Ul
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;:.y
B
Act
was
not
enforced
at
all.
the
Prince
Charles
for
a
tw
"A
good
many
people
who
would
v,slt
to
Well
Queeg
Chui
t
like
to
close
on
Sunday
find
they
innas-
have
to
remain
open,"
he
said,
ad-
.
ding
"but
shopkeepers
who
do
open-find
they
may
sell
at
one
counter
and
not
at
another."
Fine
Distinctions
Can
You
EqualThis?
Clean,
CmiifortaLle
Hoomt
wltli
Hot
and
Cold
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Home
Cooked
Mesh
Beautiful
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&
Room
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and
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White
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KNOX
HOTEL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
Tlit
value
of
mine
production
In
1937
was
$74,45,902,
an
InrKi
of
$20,393,935
over
193ff
All
phase;
of
the
mlnlinr
inuu
-t.
he
shown
Increases
In
both
volume
and
value.
For
copies
of
the
Annual
Reports
of
the
Minister
of
Mln
nd
other
publications
dcallnif
with
the
mlnliiR
Induslry
of
"",
l.'.oviiice,
apply
to;
Deputy
Minister
of
Mines
Victoria,
B.G.
December
Frozen
HERRING
BAIT
Cold
Storage
Ice
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
St
Co.
ltd;
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
orage