‘B ii.ii.i ir»= i .BNH.ll$flllS

(Caitlin 3 Press) .

' ‘INTERNATIONAL moons

8-8.3.

Roliiins‘... 1.. .. 21s a

Montreal a o o

wiuiszumbro and regim- Fish- er. Closet and 11m. -‘ -

3.11.8.

Baltimore ... s12 4

Richmond. Hopkins, Cascarclls. Smiths and Linton; school. an». iilliitlvilson and l-iargravepcrouse.

" Looit ‘Cut

o A ‘ 11.11.11. ca" t Yo" 8° JQITR- Jersey City ... .. 2 '1 o ,Rochester ... ...‘5 ‘B0

where ‘l,’ to loo Ogden and Veitrnarr Eckert and ’ ‘ l! ‘ . ‘ ~ inld¢th . ' ‘Flltwlfisk at ‘Toronto postponed . _ I _ _ _ ‘ _ r I

rain.

. t anionic/m Lessor:

Cleveland-....

Philadelphia .... Herder. Connolly and Mya

iiaffey snd-Ccchrane.

AN

Kiri

l u. n. s.‘ st. Louis o 11 1 Boston 5 ‘l 0 _ Stewart, Kimsey and Ferrell; Donahue, ftussell, Moore and Con-

Ccnstitutibpiail Rights Of _Mar’s.

Jorgbhly Maritime Provinces‘ are being vio- . , » B. H. E.

ma or ignores, the Saint John Boardof ‘rradswill ask thorium-t- Chicago... ... .. 5 7 o cialflovernmentto prepare acase Washington ... .. 3 9 1

Caraway, Faber ‘and Berry;

dealing with this and proceed with , , _ ,Weaver and Spencer.

1t through the courts. Such a course liud been successfully taken by oth- ‘ er provinces, on“ similar grounds,‘ F, _ _ _ M. Bclanders, Commissioner of the Board said‘ today, making 'tl_1e._ an- ouncement. _ ' 1 . , A special committee to go ‘lefore

narrower. fez/ions _

_ _ , REE Niiw Yfifk u... ass soon 4 ‘B 2 SL-Inuis; ... a o .....8 '1 2

the Government will be appointed . ‘ umacher," Mitchell, Hogan and ‘this culumn, master fighter that he was, the sus- ‘ by A. L..1"oster. President; of the ;Q'F_arrell: Derringer, I-Isines, stout,‘ _____ plcion was prevalent that he had Board. The action follows pa I ‘ - and Wilson. ~ - . " you; JACK? lain down to Flynn. The fact that tion to the council of» the board of ‘ ' R. ll B‘ ' ' Burns holds .the.'oginion' that he

Brooklyn ... ‘. 1 _1j 0

cheapo ... 111's o ~M_ungo, Shouts. Quinn and-Lopes;

Bush and Hemsley, ' 4 ' A

s brief by A. P._Pnters'on,l Presid- ent of th's Maritime Transportation Commission, in which it is stated that: "The ports of Halifax and Saint John have as much right to the oceanic traffic, of Ontario and the northwest continuously as tho‘ other ‘provlnceshava to selltheir commodities-in the Maritimes free of customs duties. and also as much right to a freightrate structure which will enable them to sell to those other - provinces as much goods with as much profit as they buy from them. . .

"Ti the Maritimes were influenced Billy by sentiment said the brief, ihoy would again put up a customs tariff against the-provinces cf Cun- sda and make trading arrange- ments with Great ‘Britain. 1f the Maritimes worsinfluenced only by "iliwifly. they would make their own trading ‘fii-rlgffiients with sea- board count , _ taking ad- "iiiflilo oi’ cir Marit-irnosituation and low t of water, ‘ ts- iiilii to and from seaboard coun-

ries." '

. I. H E Philadelphia ... ... ""112 1 ritzsbursh a '1 1

Elliott and McCurdy: rial-refund Brcnzel. ' c

‘ n 11 s sosioh .;. .. 1 4 1 Cincinnati... ... ... .... 1418 0

Cantwell, Cunningham. Hsrgrsvc and Moore; Lucas and Lombardi. ‘

New-Officers 0i ‘ liiotor. League

. ‘Iilollowlng is tbsllst of officers elected at, Wednesday night's meet- ing of the Prince Edward Island Motor League. with the ‘exception of Messrs w. A. Stewart and Col. A. E. Ings they are all molested: President, Justice A E. Arsensult; Secretary, Mr. L-M. Maclisdyen. IExecutive: Messrs J. A. Webster, G GJ-Iughea. A. R, Machinist J. s. Crockett. w.~s. Granb-Col-A. s. Inga-W. A. Gaudct “ind W. A. Stewart.

Earth: Earth is quftsyas needful ‘° us as heaven. Iweneed the vorks of the world-its difficulties.

_ Immortslityzffeel in myself the is temptations-Mark Guy Posrso ' '

future Illa-Hugo.

'. 1H0" 1* wyik‘

I

Tm; icnannoi?‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ETowNcUAaniAN

935g Pa fade ”

A Great Success

‘rbeannualparsdeofracehmm

Ladies Splendid Coiilccyrt 1.. s1, Paulo Han

”

e PAGE SEVEN

‘I have used s lol of cigarette fobscco, but Buckingham cigsreile tobacco is the best of

sll I have used yet.’

W11 Drivin: oiub was held yester- day afternoon and was watched with interest by crowds of citiuns who lined the streets ova;- which i110 Parade took place. Many were seemon the roofs of buildings en. lvyins the show.

The , ocession of race horse; all Dlflovily groomed presented a beautiful s'ght and one rarely seen.

The route ‘travcrsedlwus as follows:

_____ . _, , Pownal st. wh the procession stsgedbytbsmembmofthsvic-l m

The ladies of st, Paul's, Church

UTOKO “D- are receiving hearty and weliincrit-

Mthelinopllscd tbecornerof Queen and Grafton Streets the name and a description‘ of each horse was announc ‘ by J. ALMao- Donald assisted-by Mr. Doug Mac- Ilcod. ‘

successful variety

St. Paul's Parish Hall,

The section got the parailo- com- audience and every number on the Drised of various ‘models of motor cars also attracted much attention. Among the automobile! displayed “"91 Chrysler. DeScto. .611!!!»

crlminating taste of Mrs. Frances l-Ioll Trainer, under whose drecticn this entertainment was produced.

ed congratulations upon the b18113: entertainment; sponsored by them last iveninsin

The Hell oontaincd l. ‘camcii-l/I

Program wag s. tribute to the dis-

Buffelo ‘.. 912 1’

biilhning at the foot of Queen st, up Queen to Eusfon, along Euston

along Richmond to Queen, up mquth‘ Dodge d Nun ~ Queen to Kent, and down Kent to m r -

LOOKING .’EM OVER

i Aura Lee. The big fellow has made a multitude of friends in ‘sport who g will be rooting for him in his new _ professional sphere. Clifford Schwab, u ly known to the Maritime hockey world as ‘Just plain "Baldf-we don't know where the cognonien came from for he has a great hood interesting opinion on the often dis- of hair, is back in the city wearing cussed question of the comparative his same bland smile ‘and optim- merits cf Jack minim‘? Ml Jack lstically looking forward to s great‘ Johnson- The Ganadian. who‘ dron- season of 19:12-33 with the Red fwd the heevyweisht title to John- Shirts, c1111, as usual, is 1n m; son in Australia, ndtpnly rates

BY wrsc"

"nanny" BACK

BURNS RATES DEMPSEY Tommy Burns, who shoul‘ be in a position to know, contributes an

- r "°“Y- pink of condition, and looks it. He Dempsey as a creator iishter than B e l fig‘ Igfl 0 r is very much impressed with Chsr- | "hnsiiil- hi"; 85 the 511118110X‘ 0f Nly ' ~ R- "-3- lotteto and its citizens and is of the present day cron-

. _ Dem,“ '-- i’ 5 o ‘no way backwards in talking about Bum! mil-ht!‘ Edd-B that the SAINT JOHN- N- 3-» Mal’ 5-(37 New Ymk 1 7 3 toughest fighter he ever met was lhe Canadian Pressl-Hclding that Whitehill, Andruel; Pipgras and Jun Flynn In ma; statement he

' ilemli" Wnsmuflilmil 118MB 0f the 111195051355 spgqgg pays another and indirect tribute

OPERATION to Dempsey. The former monarch _ of the heavyweights was set on his

Willys. Austin, Essex. Durant. Mar-

mon. Frontenac. Iibrd, Olmrclet, to Prince. down Prince to Richmond Pontiac, McLaughlin 31mm . Ply-

The first number wags one act playette entitled "Meddlin." Parker Hooper and Mr. 381151316“- ardscn in their role as s. ycune married couple celebrating their first wedding anniversary were ex- ceptionally good, AndMlrs. Harry Miller and Miss _Els‘e Lowe as their respective mothers-indoor were just as brilliant» ‘~ ‘ '.‘ " .

This playetto was both hghly entertaining and instructive.

‘This number was followed by sev- eral specialties, and all cf them were enthusiastically e-ncored. The first was a, Japanese pantomime by two little girls. Shirley Hooper and Mar- garet Lawson. They very capably demonstrated the excellence of Miss Berna Huestis’ kindergarten train-

owed with an unusually good sop- rano solo: "The Wind's in the South". by Scott.

Miss Kathleen Hornby again cap- tivated her audience with two high- ly ‘pleasing violin solos.

v The next specialty was a piano solo by Mr. Horace McEwen, entit- led "Saint Francis Paula Walking on the Waves." Mr, McElwen first briefly reviewed the circumstances surrounding the writing of the mas-

Mrs. ‘

ing. Mrs. Frances l-Ioll ‘Iraincr foil-l

l.. l.. Ysnnoufh. NJ.

UT

FINE c

racnoss 10c-1!c—20c—AIso i/i lb. Vlfspsclr rim

M-é

Recommend The Dismissal O f Commissioners

_____-

OTTAWA, May 6—(By the Can- adian Pressl-Jrhe Journal publish- es the following today:

"Recommendations that civil service commissioners J. Emile 'I‘remslay and Dr. Newton MacTav- lsh be dismissed and Hon. (Din) W. J. Roche, chairman, be retired with a gratuity will be contained in the report of the special parliamentary | committee investigating the admin- istration of the civil service act.

The findings of the committee are as follows:

(1) That the three civil service commissioners be dismissed (Dr.

ififpltire by that outstanding 00m‘ Roche with honor), and be replaced

early stages of his,

Sherdel,

, Ron Hudson, newly acquired Ab- 119915 i" the 1,19 hockeyj; g, had‘ a 5115M opera- . trail to fistlc greatness by this same tion performed on his nose recent- ‘Puebm flreiilan- 1i? W55 111 mo Wfy

I ly. The operation, which was a suc- m“ ‘Wild 0! the iishtgwhen Flynn

iccss, wifi give the big fellow more ‘walked 1mm m“ “Ymrxihmg a Vi‘

ifreedoin in breathing. It won't add Hm“ “ml”. ‘m Demps?” 1"" “"1

Ito m, 100m however, because mm when he woke up the ‘customers is already a “fairly swell looking We" 9P 91191!‘ W"? imme- guy. The last crack should be per- F" B- 10118 $11118 afterward-B. DB1’- missible, as the fair sex never read iiculariy when Dempsey ‘ the

‘f. A Hollywood ‘writer says Jack Dem-mg has ggea me years m the about lay that skeleton in the grave last yeah “Trouble has taught me I for all time, even if Dcrnpee s ring 1,10“ m" the 155g year,» he told an _ record in itself weren't‘ effective intimate friend, "than r learned in ellwlh W d° 1i-

vall my years of success."

! i

WILL SELL HORSES

New Shipping

i Dr.‘ J. ‘B. Calkin, who owned Arrangement

Johnny Miles, 2.11%, is in Wood- stock, N. 13., convalesclng from an illness, and expects to return soon

(Canadian Press)

ence spellbound with his magnifi-

'cent rendition of this exceedingly

difficult compositon. He then re- sponded lo an‘ enthusiastic encore;

Mr. Leigh Dingwcll who followed with two del’ghtful baritone solos Wis as usual a treat for the audi- enee.

The final number was another one act playette called "A Mlad Breakfast." This had been describ- ed in advance as a riot and this description fs altogether inadequate. lt was the hit of the evening and

does of the fireman should Just

each member of the cast‘ was really splendid. To mention one more than another would be unfair discrimin- ation, and we can only say that this short playetfe es performed last evening is worthy of presentation on any stage in the province.

We u deretand several requests have been received for the repeating of th's ‘entertainment on some fut- ure date and we sincerely trust the good ladies of St. Paul's Church will accede to these many requests

to his home in Sacliville, N. B. It

lis understood he intends to sell his ‘

two mares, Alllsonia, pacer, full- sister to Johnny Miles, in foal to Great Britten, 2.02%, and her daughter, Alllset, a 8-year-old trot- ter by Iicngset, 2.06. Both mares are standard bred, andregistered, and ‘have shown much speed.

CONACHER. WINS FIRST

Lionel Conacher, "The Big Train," got started nicely on the curving

MONIREAL May 6--'I‘he Cana- dian National Steamships today an- nounced ithas arranged with lin- es operating regurarry along the west coast of South America, Cen- tral America and Mexico to have SAINT JOHN. N5 13-. May 5- (BY cargo shipments between Canadsflho 0111611711 Pr¢89—'fifl‘8B Pris- and the ports of these regions hand- ' 0MB W110 combed from the county led for B major portion of the dis- Jail yesterday were back in the in- tancs by Canadian National ehips,'stltution tonight, one havins re- instead of movhg almost entirely turned of his own accord while Qvgr nQn-Cgngdjgn guuta_ the Othél’ 0W0 WEN! apprehended by flranshipment from and m can. ‘electives at Milford this afternoon.

Prisoners Back

W5". Liszt. 811d the" held hi8 flildi- I by two or three neWw commissioners,

"one a French-Canadian.

"!(2) That all post offices whose revenue is under $3,000 a year be taken from the Jurisdiction of the civil service ‘commission and the appclntrfitfits therein made by the postmaster general.

"((1) That the merit system be upheld.

"(4) That Charles H. Bland, as- sistant secrggzry and chief examin- er of the civil service commission, is a highly ‘efficient official and his work should be brought to the at- tention of the House of Commons.

“(5) As the Beatty Commission is investigating salaries the question oi’ salaries to the professional and technical men is not discussed.

SAIN TJOHN, N. 3., May 6—(By the Canadian Pressl-Premier C. D. Richards will be asked by the Saint John board of trade to exert to the utmost his influence with the gov- ernment of Nova Scotia with the view of bringing about the resump- tion of the Maritime Transportation Commission and ‘placing it on a permanent basis.

The question formed the subject of a lengthly discussion at a meet- ing of the council of the board. Ac- cording to reports from Nova Scotia, the government of that province is not disposed to assist in financing the resumpt of the commission. which operated for five years prior to June, i931, with, it was stated, great advantages to the Maritimes. , New Brunswicks government, it was said, is willing to carry on with its

When Assistant City Prosecutor Samuel E. Epstein of Chicago had" his attention called to an “aband- oued" year old baby girl. he took the child f0 his home while efforts WEN being made to locate the mother. A bachelo he became attached to the ch"ld and a month ago adopted it.

IVIOTHER. FIGHTS PROSQCUTOR FOR BABY

Now the mother, Agnes McConrr 23. has flied a suit for the cusio of the child and Epstein say; ' will fight it because ho doesn't l licvo she is a proper person to ha custody of the child. Prosecutor l sicin is shown (above) with i centre of the dispute, 14 months r Joan lllcConnell Epstein.

The Coming Confe rence

WTNNIPEG. May '6—(By the Canadian Preis>—Mcmbe1-s of tho Canadian Chambers of Commcrcel desire i0 learn the views of the west for presentation to the Do- minion Government so they can be

‘Autoist Meets Sudden Deat’

NEW YORK, May 6 —- (By '1 Csnadfan Pressl-Belicved w h:

‘taken the wrong tum while moi. Iing along 2nd Avenue in Brookl,

Herbert Russel Nocnnn, 30, not

taken up at the Impeflal Confmu of Halifax, N. 8.. was drowned ca ence in Julv, Col. W. C. McGregor today when his Car mung“! i‘

. adian steamers at Cristobal, Atlan- i2““.‘?.2.‘.§".ii‘i§“%.ll‘.§.§$fif“..l“i‘; o. so» l. the game's veterans, at Toronto. As the key "° the ‘mngemmg’ vm‘ befitting a former football player .°°‘"°' “i W" " “ma” °m°m Conachers best assault was the fly- 1W7!" Wm “m” “M” u“ . 91m‘ 1" “cue and pom. Km]. who m I It means that eight Canadian Na-

m", than ha" blind with t,a_|t‘onal freightcrs. five operating in‘ the canada-Antipodes service and‘

muord was the “we °t a“ e,“ share in the support of the com- citing chase that ended when one 1 mlaslmm °t ‘hi’ °°°“P°° Pmmw" w“ d"? at the time the body disbanded ‘ed 7mm m‘ hum? place m m “d; for lack of finance a dozen cases “himnem and when h“ ‘mmrmnmn bearing on agricultural, commercial

waymlsted t‘, “m” by 9' detective and industrial phases of the Mari-i

‘m’ 5 mm“! m“ in whim the times were ready for‘ presentation prlmner h“ mush’; m eswpe- ova" I to the board of railway commission-

choma, was ‘an easy target for his‘

three in the Canadian intercoastgl turned.

“goons from Toronto state that lamiw- ‘"11 real" "W! ""1 Ii" couch“. acted Wm, an the cool, to ships of the lines involved. car- ncss and aplomb of a grflppleg- who go moving from Canada to Latin- had been working for years under Amefl" wuilifl“ “'5 "imed- m‘ ca"

u" calcium “gnu H“ deb“; w“ go moving from these countries in

impressive and his obvious knowUQWIdB- Thus l 10301811“! "M"

WESTERN GIIARBLZN

—!MPOBTANT MEETING — A meeting will be held Monday eve-

' m,“ crime holds mdmaged that he t0 78nd from Monti-cal and Mexico.

may make more than an prdinary success of the game. Coiiacher is no novice at wrest-

~ ling. In 1023 ho won both Cana-

dian mat and ring titles and dis- posed cf some about opposition on his way. That year was perhaps his

dilion to reaching the top in these

o. th

football of his,career with nauts and brilliant hockey

with Latin-America.

mm,“ in mpg“,- spqrfi, m an. scheme will be .the Ce-nsdlanCon- ouemr, due at Montreal May Si. two sports he played the finest Bhs will take cargo st Cristobal im-

inrrig, my c. at 1.20 in the Town Hall, ‘r '*, for the , of forming an organization with the idea of co-operatbig with other established agencies in combating foxdisesses. All interested in the

Guatemala, Nicaragua, Cost Rica, Columns. Ecuador, Peru and Chile will be offered is cargo demands. It is expected the arrangement will greatly stimulate Canada's ‘trade

The fiFst steamer affected by the quest“, to be present 29194441

there on the return voyage to Aus-

welfare of the fox industry lie "Pi

ers.

Formerly the governments of Nova Bcotia and New Brunswick each contributed $10,000 annually to the commission, and the govern- ment of Prince Edward Island made a contribution.

Clears Skin of Blemislies

s a ‘

The Perfect Antiseptic Treatment if is so sssy fo rld your akin of pimples, hlnichel. blemishes. Just apply the Puts cool- ing liquid DDD. Clear sud stainless, its soothing elements penetrate the skin and ulrkly ilrlvo sway the Irritation. lTCiIlNG 10!‘! INBTMXHJ’. A 35c bottle ["0791 ill merit or your drui-ilst gives your money burl.

dei- the arrangement northbound and will lsiifcsnadlan products tralla and New zcaland.

¢_ . .

ogmcmc 01> shrines _I_____

Johnson & Johnson \Vnrih_r‘s Drug Sicrn

President of the Chamber said in the G°wganus can“ an address lierc today. i “w “Samhmen saw Now“

“we have not come to teach, I y,“ machine speed through an impni to 1mm," he and “we realize if section of the street and hurilc agriculture bacon,“ prosperous .to the water. They summoned m:

again, the prosperity of thc Dcmin- line pun” and the c“ “'35 ‘Wm ion is assured]. ilocatcd. on its back. in 10 fcct '

w_ M_ mks’ pastfprcsident, db givalcr. With headlights still bum; Gland that “Canada m a very ma] the car was hauled out. Noona’ sense was in the centre of the mop bcdy- lwiicwr» W“ ‘Qimd 35 f‘ of the world of tomorrow—and ‘away- Hi? iifiii evidently been cal ierireps none (he wbrse for being ipuned ihrmigl‘ a “‘i"“°“' 0i 1 alongside the pmmmn repubncy ‘car. Noonon, who as a maclilni

Askmg how canada should 8p- some to Brooklyn from Halifax, s pfoach the Imperial Economic Con- Yell“ 11?"- ference, Mr. Birks said he would rather put all curds on the table and ask the ccnferees what they (thought the Dominion should do. “By this I‘do not mean that wc should be unprepared or not know our facts," he added. "Let us work

New Companies

out our policies in u. fine spirit of give and tskc—making n start on something that will grow. We do not seek a completely self-contain- ed Empire; no thoughtful man de- sires that. I am just back from China and tho day of hermit na-

TORONTO. May 6—<B_v The Cal‘ ndinn Pi'CS5)—-Ni‘\V companies i the number of 54 with m1 niiihoi izcci rniinl of $4,731,400 WCYC 1'4 ported i0 ihc Monetary Times din mg the week yidcd May 3, i932, a compared with 59 having a cnpiif‘

of $2,514,050 for the prcvbus woe‘ and 85 capifnlized nt $55611“! i0 (the corresponding pcrlofl o.’ la;- your.