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re sn Gr Cltnte and TAMPICO, SCENE OF REBEL VICTORY OVER THE MEXICAN FEDERAL FORCES Monday does not ‘
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: Cigars kept anne Scene of one of the bloodiest engagems Mexican history. The map shows the disposition of the federal and rebel! forces at fall across the path \\
THE § NOT aa Tampico when the battle started \s the desperate battle raged, it was watched by the sailors and marines fi the Brit- | of those who use Sunlight
BRITISH h, United States and German warsh wchored in the Panuco river. The federals withstood a tremendous artillery fire for S For this -soan ‘cats
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PRUDHOMME & FISHE™? enty-four hours, and then the evacua 1 commenced. A hand-to-hand conflict from house to house and street to street e , ' .
Proprietors ollowed, the rebels right nh the hee f the federal rearguard.. It was one of the bloodiest fights in Mexican history. labor in half.
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posenert enone MANA FE Foc, And the nightmare of
a eS DED Ce SEED Cap SpE (=e em =e Dpe> Eee & Pia) Cee) Mann Cup Winners Jotlies bale" rabbed 3
(re (AAD US J) AD) (WIA Ee. aw. D(C A EATS Z | clothes being ~ rubbe oO
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seceseceeeeteOwPnPeeree eee eP ery | (A : an Lineds” “Wicdedieaie <iaie \
. I. ‘he following clubs have he shreds” disappears when
) LACROSSE BASEBALL The following i ha held | ir ppears ; \
: ‘ { THE RING LAWN the Mann cup, emblematic of the you learn the gentle Sun- \ ‘
1 eo FOOTBALL amateur lacrosse championship licht wit
| ; ay . hinge APilof the world, since it was first co Ta:
SS Co UALS UAE BAD FZ CMe ZA joffered for competition: Sunlight Soap is as pure
ee " 7 - ates gc 7: - 1910 Young lorontos ‘ : 4 oy )
a R |. Vintners Association The Vanecouvet Athletics wil | Francis Ouimet, open golf F. C. Farr. president of the i914 Vancouver A. CG. as sunlight ise lf. A
Members | * EPRI ee play the New Westminster Minto|champion of the United States,|Spokane baseball club of the 1912—Vancouver A. C, $5,000 guarantee says you
o sik: sal cup holders at Athletic park,|was eliminated with apparent|Northwestern league since last 19134 Vancouver A. C, cannot find a single adult-
we Ave. and Eighth st. 3] Vancouver, this afternoon ase from the British amateur|June, has announced that he has 1914—Vancouver A. C. y % z hi
or w a Wels Prop. | asap championship by “Young” Tubbs, lasosoled: after six months’ ne- i‘ da erant or impurity in this
as | We always thought that Bat-|a boy player from Littlestone- | gotiations, the price of 815,000 You “will soon be able to pur- cake of concentrated
tling Levinsky was a busy fellow]on-Sea, England made by the team owners, the|chase local shingles, made in li
NTRAL ; cleanliness,
ne pes Seventh St hunt there came a man who O— Spokane and Inland Empire rail-|Port Edward. 102tf
ret Avenue nd Se : ;
Y or and American Plan I pla fif gal of checkers} Bud Anderson wants a return |road, and that the team and its —
Peter Black, Prop. ce match with Frank Barrieau un-joperating rights were now in his
— ea ae a Guics jder the straight rules in vogue]hands.
KNOX HOTEL According Thicker vy Baker,'on the American side, and _ his —o—
fist Ave., Between Eighth and Ninth Ge es Carpentic can whip|backers are willing to wager| Toronto last Monday defeated |
bare nae nines ee eee ‘ of the present white hopes.|from $1,000 to $5,000 on a match j Quebec, the “Big Four’ team, at
Besner & Beener, Prope. 'That may be true, but can he|under this style of milling. |Scarborough Beach, 17 goals to
— nn fight? scoala 18. Some five thousand fans wit-
LY ste V. D. Casley | jou According to a Chicago des-|nessed the game, which marked ola
EMPRESS HOTEL | iw have to | the} pateh, London, Eng., promoters!the opening of the lacrosse sea- C 1 Li f
aa t etn pape one higt ( on record to see} wi}} ive Ritehie $50,000 for a]son The outstanding features omp ete ine Oo
eventh Streets f ‘ I give S50, ‘
European Plan, 60 to §1 Per Day \\ e Ritchie take a boxing 1le8-|{wenty-round bout with Freddie | of the game were the brilliant BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES
i ipa ai f Freddie Welsh [Welsh in that city on June AF sai of Spring, one of the ‘3
PREMIER HOTEL oO {Ritchie to waive all privileges, |e members of the Toronto WESTHOLME LUMBER C0., Limited
rican and European Plan | eported that Russ Hum |! titchie should close the dea) | team, and the failure of Moran, Phone 186
F. W. Henning, Manager ‘ e ex-alderman of Victoria | wi ithout delay, for in the event of |Quebee’s goaltender, to save even
Cetera pped $10,000 the few total et im receiving another walloping | the easiest shots
ROYAL HOTEL he was “boss of the Victoria}such as he received at the hands | ra ey
rey & I coer eee Jaseball club. los Joe White the early part of| Charlie White, who defeated Real Estate Bargains !
: g * Heated o— ithe week, he would be in the | Ritehis so decisively early in the Lot 38, Blk. 29, Sec. 1....§ 5,500
pereeeen OM re joshua Kingham, a coal mer-| Battling Nelson class. |week, is a Hebrew and was born Et 98, Bik, 4Umee. $0 is ilohe
a / . .' § o-4, 7 , © . *
BEAVER WHOLESALE LIQUOR CO MN has purchased Baas a Be Liverpool, Eng., in 1891. His Lot 90, Bik 34, tee t.... 2e00o | at
LIMITED e Viet i Buseba ‘lub, and is In reply to a toast at a ban-|correet ime is Charlie An¢ ho- ot 26, Bik. 34, . See 47,000 = =
1 Ave. and Sixth St. pusy Belling | players “° |quet Sir Thomas Lipton said: “It{Witz and he is a brother of Jack Lots 18-16, Bik, fis <a (ABBR UUUUOUUR UCU ULAR. I ORE REI.
Phone 102 othe his < b Victoria will be the -Ainenieetadcup good | Whi hite, whom Joe Bayley defeat- | Lots 15 to 48, Blk. 8, Sec, 2, lg
So fn int vera positon at prene| it veseur soo lad at the stoveston Avena esi tA oy ame di Plumbing, Steamfitting
PRINCE RUPERT IMPORTING CO., ; ‘eid se the pitching staff}forbune to return to its native winter The’ champion’s con-| eae Bi é, ; DB ba ’
All th ii terms
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LITRES : 5 naterially strengthened, is|soil, and IT hope, with the a '-|queror started fighting in 1906 | Bet soo pgekceptionally | easy | and sheet metal work .
aser ana Sis ots » remain there the re-jance of Mr. Nicholson, to gratify|in America, although he engaged | For particulars see | Pe B
Phone 7 ler of the seasor the wishes of my lifetime to Vin a number of bouts in the old M M STEPHENS & 60 LTD | at fair prices Western Plumbing Co., Ld
SOPLELOLO EPPA PEBEEOLECTOEOOOR DS bee bring it back Mr. Nicholson has country prior to coming to the ’ . ” .
ae Lacrosse got under way nicely|tried by the boldness of his de-|United States. [IRIE III I III IIIS I III IIIS IIIT IOI IIIS ISI ISAS ISIS S
; ‘ ») sign O give me an achts- |
eens is District—Distrlct of Coast, e east on Saturday last, the Isl { \ neric a yach : oman hae — a
Ringe Five. gh playing and threat-| men the greatest fight the ever | rhe Minto cup is tugging at}
that 1, William McK | j Xa, | me me meee.
ipert, B. C., occupa f the referee being the) had . ts moorings in the Royal City, 7 j
end to apply for pet inding features, It was a —_ the Vancouver Atnisiios. being + FAIRS III III II II II IIS IIS III I ISIS IIS SI ISIS ISIS IIIS ISIS SSI SIS SAI SA +
athe, fouowing de- lod mateh. but the. fans|BIG PRICES ARE PAID cbeDbusih\e:for Mein iaaetne ~4~ oe se
east and 40 chains fun out of the rough FOR FOOTBALL STARS ia ‘teen tho Mies bol tees
ast. corner of Fre land unl ie oya ean Vs
. thence aout 40 | yed by the teams 1 si Th Scot ster up, the coveted silverware ] + i __
€ west 80 chains Ww j uy i of ’
80 chains along the be a tame affair if there English Club Signs re? eae jwill probably come back to Van- *
of commencement; fights or rowdy work it tish Players for Next Season leouver this season The Ath- ! x
more or less, Latest vel ; '
WM. McK. LUGAN \ se game, but at the same ye leties gave a display that sur-|{ *
I
ie London, May 29—All soccer | *
Here are some supporters , . jprised even their most ardeat *
bs throughout England ana]! x THE se
keena Land District-—District of Coast, i rame who ae Seay aa -iclubs Lhroughou meta } | admirers. They have a classy ‘| * SS
Range Five. ' d who point out tha ©) Scotland have been busy re-en-|aggregation of stick wielders / * fe Prin R i N th B. C.
Beat cee layers themselves, are slowly! pacing and obtaining fresh play-|that promises to keep the Sal j 7 DAI | Y or rince ert all or erm
" ) apply for permission he game, And we are ae lers for next season. Chelsea] imonbellies on the move this sea- *
Wing described lands: t that thev are right gon. News-Advertiser. x nt : aes ‘eh ; watie th
‘oo chains ‘worth of the o caused a big sensation last week | A Live N E W S The Daily News goes into nearly every
cha 5 41V. vo i — -_— -
EN tay tere | baseball the officials at|by securing the transfers of Willie Ritchie i idsateppin / x Prince Rupert. It is the popular newspaper of
iM AU, “} 5 ) t S s s - : ; Z
nba south 66 chains A | of affairs lose no time\three “famous Scottish league | Fretidie’ Walon aabeaae” ofan j 7 the city because it is clean and reliable. It has all !
b line, thence east- : eit ee e , als aus 0 e ait ; :
i weaterly’ followin the ending players. who are} i) vars Coling Hampton from , Let's find TeAMeaitin Matiana. i is the news of the city, and keeps in touch with events
st » 10 [ ve ork on t eld. j latter's e 3 mbReete : : s43
¢ ntalsioa ase’ eres, : vl ly ip | , = wy Motherwell, James A. Croal from| ,agonding to. a Los. Angeles / + and topics interesting to Northern British Colum-
In] other day Joe eGit . - oa - 4Qe f | + ¥ 3 4
AVID COOK “STRANG. |. nt and owner of the|/2!kirk and R. .MoNeil from the|. iter Ritchie, for some reason| { * sare bia. It treats these subjects with moderate opti- i
McK. Logan, Agent naa I on an|tamilton Academicals, the latter lor other’ ts bainkt \aiven dredit i * } SANE mim and Peiabiitins ,
ae th his spike, and|/0"™ the big price of $11,250 jfor being a terrible hitter, ancr) a The Daily News is the most valuable paper to
: ; I . ( \ i AC, all whnetan ‘ , »} fa . . : j i
Bheena Land mentee of Coast, . : fancies lanahaated Mat . tel : nited, which _ lhas the reputation for having | * SPICY advertisers because it is read by the baying public,
* iway during le season, greatl » hardes ‘ross—t ar ¢ anv
that 1, Andrew MacLean,| for two weeks Joe’s position at si coathAAMRHatense by. oat | of ay “i . Me ean ; ab 7 | + IMPARTIAL It has a bigger circulation than any other paper in
t, B. CG. occupation|;),. } ! b didn’t have any : nga F 1g elg > Same lod * tity as eople the
1" "apply ‘for per- fact 1 the league president, |'Uring P. O'Connell, the Irish in-| nis class. Now, let us look uolt ¥ INDEPENDENT the sity, tbe ee ee
dase the following de-| ell ° . Bue |] | ternational centre half-back, | I ee i and 1¢ what he has | 7 advertisers want to talk to.
VininenGing at & post) | iS f f wwdy work, and Hull Cit hil a ‘avinind iis record and see a i x
; 60 Chains east and’ 60; °'* ™ ; from Hull City, while Sunderland!’ .....), . , » fortv-two
the northeast corner of! a spensi followed If we sania eh Nahin d rm ally done, Of the forty-tw if * INTELLIGENT .
rd 1888 at a point on|) erat ke this in la-|V@S fortunate enough to secure) ricnts he has had, he has won|) ¥
re . na i , undee's : ‘e ‘a 0 ar i } }
chains 6 is outers | ese the imes would be @lean Dunde " ’ oan k cent i rward, four by a knockout and ene from j x j
Westerly, norsuerly and | | 1 the 1 ts better, |“: Philip. Celtic caused no sur-| 4q Woigast on a foul when he *
& the sinuosit of the | « ase ind the results De ‘a 8ig wt s splen-|} :
. ine Sprecities 02 Se | | prise by re-signing all its splen-|..,,, the championship. He has| i y
acres, more or less, | | did players, who won both the had three fights .since. he has { *
AN EW MACLEAN, | . . : » chy *
i NDBRW MACLEAN. | Sc ottish cup and hen champidn. been champion and won by al | * /
“ | j Ship of the Seottish league, knockout when he defeated Joe |} * !
- | Craig, of Morton, has joined the) pivers, after Rivers had him beat | ¥
NOTICE a Rangers for next ses *
MATTER of an application for| | Rangers for next season. lio a frazzle. If Rivers had been *
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res certifieates of title for | | ; as game as Willie, he would have! 3. Pe hee eS) SS tad os i ;
Sy, wamenehe ante diye of| | What everyone should know:| been the champion today This
iilap 923, ' | People of discriminating taste! gives Willie eredit for one knock | l + j BOR III I TORII TA IAA AA IA IAAI IAAI AAA AAAI AAAAAASAAIAAISSAAIN i
‘ ‘LREBY GIVEN that it ts yon ’ ‘ .
10 issue after the expiration | ; dine at the G.T.P. Cafe, 83tf lout in every ten, Les oe "= Sa aoas +mas tee Stans aig ey somes = e
: mn the first publication |
eruficates of title in the |
un B, Snodgrass for the | ‘
ed lols. which certificates | |
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‘re numbered $49 I and |
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H. F, MaeLEop,
District Kegistrar,
“ifice, Prince Kupert, B. |
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' ' District—District of Cassiar. | |
» iat I, Arthur H ‘mes |
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