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Capitalists - Are Blamed

‘a ornoaco, Aug. ale-capitalists indirectly plant the seed ior crime and to crush the criminal society must check the big money interr- osts, Clarence Darrow, internation- ally famous lawyer and hmnani- tsrian, declared in an interview to- day,

A more fqmiable division of vwealth is the real remedy ior crime. Darrow said.

Sitting pajama-clad in a. large arm chair in his near-lake apart- ment here, the grey-haired barris- “P who has fie-urea in some oi the 5109i noted criminal cases oi’ the century. touched irpon the human side oi society's battle against

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low, the poor man, given the whils sight is lost oi the big mon- ey interests which are responsible after all, for the existence oi crime. “Look into our prisons and you will see them there. Do you think ii there were an even division oi wealth that crime would exist?“ "Kidnapping is the newest way ior making money," Darrow said. "But those criminals are pikers compared with the big fellow who manipulates against the masses. “The capitalistic practice of col- lecting wealth for the few while the poor man has not a chance to make s living is responsible. The depresion oi’ the last three years has been hard on the little fellow. “While judges and prosecutors

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souroe-csrpital. We had a briari in- vestigation oi capitalistic practices recently but the publicity given it: by the newspapers has been ior- gotten. Other crime gel: daiy at- tentlon."

Expe rts Sh ow Increase

OTTAWA, Aug. zl-JCPJ-July and frozen salmon amounted to 15,603 cwt., with a value 0i $286,117. This was an increase oi 8,169 cwt., in volume and $120,246 in value compared with July, 1932. The iig- ures were given by Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister or Tracie and Commerce today.

"The total export to all countries was 25,341 cwt., valued st $286,998 as against 15,911 awh, at szatsae in July last year, which shows

normal in this export, so in: as volume is concerned." commented the Minister. "The values, however, are low, in July, our export to the United Kingdom was 14,439 cwt., and the value was $348,121."

Cotton Market

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 21—(C.P.)—- Cotton, 3,200 bales all American. Spot quiet, prices nine points high- er, quotations in pence. American middling iair 6.80; middling 5.65: strict low middling 5.10; low midd-

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MONTREAL, 2,167 miles oi Pedan oi Victoria emerged the winner oi the International bicycle

Aug. Ql-Aiter

exports to Great Bum!“ o! ﬂesh race, which ended in a loo-kilo-

metre sprint around the Montreal Baseball Stadium last night. Al- ways close to the front in elapsed ttlme, Peden forged into the lead- ership in last night's lap when the Montreal rider, Joe Lnporte, drop- ped out oi the running after lead- ing the pack on the road for sr-v- eral days. '

The race was cut short when the riders reached Sault Ste. Marie and were turned down by United States border officials when they ~sought- to enter that, country and ‘push on to Duluth and Minneap- olis and back to Montreal by way oi Chicago. Instead willie Spencer who took over the direction oi the race when Armand Vincent, the original promoter, dropped out, wound the event up with a tour through Southern Ontario.

Field Day At Mt. Stewart

The Canadian Legion oi’ Mt. Stewart are holding a field clay at

ling 5.30: strict good ordinary 5.10; good ordinary 4.80. Futures opened! steady and closed quiet.

New York, the cotton market eased inter in today! market under liquidation and southern selling, futures closing easy 2 to l lower. Oct. 938-39; Dec. 958-60; Jan 9.68:

Mt. Stewart and are putting on a IO-miie road race. There will be good prizes given. ‘Those interested are asked to send entries to Dr. Martin, at Mt. Stewart. Keencst interest is being taken in the event, as it will give the boy's an idea how they stand on Labor ‘Day.

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Guide Exhibits Miemae Book

LAKE WILLIAM, N. 5., Aug. 22 —Louis Pictou, Indian guide from Bear River, was one oi the most interesting competitors at the an- nual tournament oi the Nova Sw- Lia Guides’ Association and he car- ried with him one of the most in- teresting exhibits oi the meet, an, old Miemac chronicle.

The contents oi the book are en- tirely hand written in the Micmao language, giving historical facts and account oi liie among the In- dians oi Nova Scotia up to 150 years ago.

The shabby book attracted many bidders. and one United States guide offered $100 for it, but Louis scornhilly reiused to commercial- ize the handiwork oi his ancestors.

It is Louis’ most prized possess- ion and it never leaves his person except at rare intervals when he permits trustworthy palciaces the liberty oi examining it. Even then the old guide keeps an eagle eye on it.

LONDON, Aug. 22—Letters sent by air iiroru Great: Britain during i032 exceeded all previous records, weighing altogether 64 tons, as against 52 1-2 in 1931. The Christ- mas air mail despatched to India amounted to approximately three tons: the mall oi one clay alone - Deccmber ill-weighed more than s. ton.

Though parcel air mail iell from 62 i-2 cons in 1031 to 57 tons in 1932-a. result oi the world finan- cial deprealorn-the total air mail despatched from the country rose therefore, from 115 tons to 121 tons. Evidently the safely and re- uularity oi‘ modern air transport is making many converts among the

business community,

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Ten Indicted For “Doping” Horses}

CHICAGO, Aug. 21. - Ten race horse owners, managers, trainers; and employes were indicted by the | Federal Grand Jury today on char- ' ges that they violated narcotic law's in "doping" horses.

Among the principal defendants, were A. A. Baroni, described as an owner of race horses; Jack Howard, manager for a stable owned by his wife, and Benjamin Creech, also y; manager for n stable owned by his :1, wife. y. The indictments followed invest- igations at Chicago race tracks by w I Federal Government agents. Thrall I minor defendants in the case have h ; pleaded guilty nud were sentenced to penitentiary terms on charges ,i that they violated the Harrison An- 1 ‘ tl-Narcotic Act by supplying “dopc" i" to owners and trainers.

Owner and Managers.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 17.—In an ef- it,‘ fort to halt doping horses at lviary- ' land race tracks, the State Racing‘ Commission today announced it? ‘ would arbitrarily refuse entries of horses at tracks where it sees ilt. if

"In the future," an announcement said, "the track veterinarian will Y, examine more carefully all horsesﬂl entered and will make a complete "1 report to the commissicx.

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