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ELKS
NOW
READY
FOR
EXCURSION
TO
KETCHIKAN
All
Arrangements
Complete
For
Minstrels'
Trip
by
Prince
John
to
Alaskan
City
Arrangements
aro
now
com.
plcte
for
the
excursion
lo
Kelc-hi-
kan
on
Saturday,
July
20,
under
the
auspices
of
(he
Elks'
Min
strels.
The
S.S.
Prince
Jolin
has
been
chartered
and
ncconinVoda-linn
is
limited
In
275
passensrers.
The
committee
who
went
North
jlast
week
lo
complete
Arrange
ments
are
very
enthusiastic
regarding
(lie
reception
that
will
lie
given
lo
the
citizens,
minstrel
troupe
and
baseball
asreresation.
KinVball
pipe
organ
-
and
arrange-
Balagno
Brothers..
Mr.
Frank
ball
park
on
Saturday
artcrnoon
and
Sunday
aftprnoon.
The
Klks
are
sparine
no
effnrf.
towards
making
Hie
excursion
one
of
pleasure
and
it
will
no
lould
foster
a
beltpr
relalionshin
with
nur
cousins
of
the
North.
Special
precautions
are
heinsr
taken
with
rpgard
lo
the
new
im-nyigralion
law
anil
liquor
rpula-lions.
No
intoxicating
liquors
will
bo
allowed
aboard
the
S.S.
Prince
John
when
leaving
Prince
rtupcrl,
and
customs
and
immigration
officers
will
lie
aboard
lo
see
thai
these
regulations
are
carriPd
out
and
to
facilitate
landing
operations
at
Ketchikan.
so
that
passpngprs
may
go
ashore
ininiPdialely
upon
arrival.
Stateroom
aecoin'moilallon
on
tho
Prince
John
is
being
reserved
for
ladies,
and
mrals
can
be
had
aboard
for
which
-
there
will
lm
an
extra
charge.
Anyone
will
be
permillPd
In
carry
their
own
lunch
basket.
Tickets,
which
are
limited,
run
be
obtained
from
W.
E.
Willis-crofl.
B.
V.
Self
V
a
v-
J.
H.
McLeod
and
Bert
Morgan.
STEAMER
ARRIVALS
C.N.n.
steamer
Prince
Cenrge,
Capl.
II.
Nedden,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayports
at
3.1
a
yesterday
afternoon,-
and
lpft
on
her
return
at
1
1
n.m.
Pas
sengers
debarking
here
include
Miss
ree,
Mr.
Kent,
Mr.
Lutes
Miss
Amy
Molslead,
Miss
Wil.
son.
Mrs.
W.
(iibson.
Peter
Mil.
sky,
A.
McMillan,
W.
Henderson
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
J.
Ritchie
fi.
S.
I.amli,
II.
I.anili,
Miss
K.
O.
Lamb,
Miss
K.
Lamb,
Air.
Man-sail,
K.
L.
Arinslrontf.
II.
Din-
ser,
Mr,
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Van
le
Larr,
Mrs.
Dewilh
and
dauKhler,
Mr.
llubin.
K.
Bairie.
C.
(lam
eron.
Mrs.
.1.
P.
Walsh
and
baby,
P.
Wallis,
Mrs.
11.
.Joi-jjenson,
Mr.
Davis,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
A.
Ileilien,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sisson,
Mrs.
Benlham,
Mrs.
Dishin,
Mr.
Yates,
Mrs.
V.
Wilkinson,
.1.
T.
Bentham,
W.
.1.
llouselon.
Mr.
Knunons
and
Mr.
Stewart.
EDMONTON
TO
GREET
FLYER
Mayor
Blatchford
and
Party
Will
Meet
Him
35
Miles
West
of
City
ny
me
citizens
or
KPtchikan,
upon
EDMONTON,
July
15.
Mayor
their
arrival
in
the
Alaskan
nialcbford
and
a
large
party
of
.ueuopoiis.
me
uolispum
has
cilizens,
official
and
otherwise,
been
engaged
for
the
minstrel
i
.
.
t
i
j
i
w
i-unr
tt
a
nail
i
ii
ii.
show
on
Saturday,
evening
,
The
35
milps
wpsI
of
(his
city
to
theatre
is
(he
last
word
in
pic-'Kreet
Stuart
L.
MacLaren
and
l.is
um--iMusi-
consirucuon.
ann
siiwn
fniir.,..
ru,s
....
.......
-ijnip
iiiL-ii
mini
one
of
,
the
finest
,
mi
the
.,
Pacific
reach
Mint
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in
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IIUIHI
UUIIUIiaSKU,
1
HHP.
mien
is
nave
ueen
made
for
orean
if
i
'
""mii.wuu
nit
iijrr
will
iiC-
solos
to
be
included
,
in
the
pro-
Cept
no
invitations
0
runclions
a.u,
u
irw
ny
me
0f
any
kind
he
will
be
greeted
heartily
and
led
lo
feel
that
he
is
Balaam,
no
ed
cellist,
of
Vic-
appreciated
in
a
British
country
'H"t
t--
Willi
1119
HIIHIIflS
and
will
accompany
lliem
to
Ket
chikan.
Baseball
frames
between
Ket
chikan
and
prince
Hubert
will
be
played
in
Hie
newly-constructed
AMERICAN
SECOND
CLASS
FISH
HIGHER
Sold
Today
..at
Nine
Cents
a
Pound;
78,000
Pounds
of
all
Classes
Sold.
Two
American
and
nine
(Ian.
adian
boats
marketed
a
total
of
78,000
pounds
of
halibut
on
Ihe-
i-ish
Kxchange
this
inornintr.
Of
this
total
Ihe
Americans
hml
23,000
pounds
and
the
Canadians
55,000
pounds.
American
second
class
fish
iunmed
a
cent
while
prices
for
first,
class
Canadian
fish
remained
practically
stationary.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Uranus,
12.000
pounds
at
10c
and
9o
lo
t
Uf
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Go.
Valorous.
11,0(10
pounds
at
Kic
and
9c
lo
the
Hnyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian.
Dnreen,
8,000
pounds
at
11.5c
and
7c;
Margnlico
3,000
pounds,
at
1
1.3o
anil
7c.
to
tho
Hnyal
Fish
Co.
Itennell,
3,000
pounds
at
1
1.2c
and
7c;
Prosperity,
3,000
pounds
at
I
S.5o
and
7c;
Alliance
7,500
pounds
at
11.8c
and
7.5c
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cnld
Storage
Co.
Ilanaco,
5,500.
;
pounds
at
1
1.7c
and
7.5c
lo
Ihe
Allin
Fisheries,
Fanny"
F
7,000
pounds
at
11.1c
und
7,c;
Johanna,
15,000
pounds,
at.
11.
In
and
7c;
Viola,
3,000
pounds
at.
11.3c
and
7c.
lo
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Go.
Xlb.
80
THE
ECONOMY
BUY
FIRST
SOCCER
The
first
football
came
in
Ihe
Sluarl
Shield
-series,
played
on
Hie
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
night
before
a
good
crowd
of
soccer
fans,
resulted
in
a
win
101'
the
Sous
of
Canada
over
Ihe
Gallics
by
i
score
of
1-0.
The
scoring
took
place
in
the
second
half
of
the
game,
A.
Mitchell
1,
I'.rskine
2.
and
.).
McDomrall
1
tally
from
penally.
'11.
t
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....
me
learns
moK
i,e
rie
as
follows:
Nuis
of
Canada
S.
Hawthorn
goal;
V.
Menzies.
and
II.
Men-zies,
full
backs;
(i.
Mitchell,
J.
Milclu'U.
II.
Astoria,
half
backs;
A.
Atilchell,
.1.
McDougall,
S.
F.rskine,
E.
Warren
ami
(I.
Smith,
forwards.
Callies--A,
Murray,
goal;
H.
Hamilton
and
.1.
Cochrane,
full
hacks;
It.
Woods,
S.
Gurric.
.1.
Harris,
half
backs:
W.
Hamil
ton,
S.
Elder,
H:
Kintt.
.).
G.imn-
heU
aiul
J
Andrews,
forwards.
Tom
Jones
refereed
Ihe
gaiue
unit
A.
Clapperlou
and
(1.
K.
Lord
acted
as
linesineu.
The
Play
The.
Callies
'look
the
down
grade;
anil
for
"five
minutes
f
Hip-
ganu'.
Ihe
Sons
were,
minus
Ihe
.Menzies
Bros.
In
Ihe
onen-
ing
phases
the
Callies
missed
a
number
of
scoring
oppurluni-'ies.
A
lucky
corner
for
the
Callies
utr
Ihe
Son's
goal
keeper
was
not
convened.
Later
th
pay
centered
more
around
the
opposite
stronghold
but
the
Sons
were
unable
lo
score
until
.
MitcheU
scored
Ihe
first
coal
for
the
Sons
with
a
pretty
kick
from
a
considerable
distance.1
which
Murray
should
have
sav
ed.
Erskine
for
Ihe
Sons
scored
l
lie
.second
goal
from
a
centre
uy
A.
Milchell.
The
third
goal
was
made
by
Erskine
with
an
easy
shol
which
tho
goal
keeper
fumbled.
I
lie
fourth
tally
fur
the
Sons
was
made
by
McDou
gall
on
a
penally
award.
(Alsoin
Packages
I5t&20t)
Criticism
of
Play
flip
defence
of
Ihe
Callies
was
very
shaky
and
Ihe
Son's
forward
had
no
(rouble
in
e!-
ing
through.
The
Callies
con
ceded
many
corners
by
weak
clearing.
The
goalkeeper
for
Mm
dallies
was
very
weak
and
lei
two
easy
xhots
past
him.
The
Sons
were
on
the
altacklntr
tactics
all
through,
the
whole
learn
playing
good
style
soccer
especially
Hie
forwards.
For
Ihe
dallies
S.
Currie,
J.
Harris
and
S.
'Elder
iil.'ivil
ii
riiiul
rniiiA
,-
.
..
......
,
Sport
Chat
i
M.
Ducret,
present
champion
of
France,
won
the
Olympic
individual
foils
championship
by
taking
all
of
the
six
matches
in
Ihe
finals.
M-
Catliau,
three
limes
champion
of
France,
won
second
place,
deing
defeated
only
by
Ducrel.
Vandaiues,
I
lie
Bel-
SHIELD
GAME
Sons
of
Canada
Won
by
Score
of
Four
Goals
to
Nil
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Hotel,
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llazollon,
B.C.
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of
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description.
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prices
paid.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOIl
DRESSMAKING
and
plain
sewing,
phone
127.
gian
lefthander,
was
I
bird.
Miss
.lien
Osier
of
Denmark
won
Ihe
women's
Olympic
foils
cham
pionship.
Miss
Gladys
Davis
of
Ureal
Britain
was
second
and
Miss
Crete
ilechsher
of
Den.
mark
was
third.
Definite
announcement
that
Jack
Dempsey
will
nol
enter
lie.
ring
this
year
in
defence
of
his
title
has
been
made
by
pro-moler
Tex
Uickanl,
after
a
series
of
conferences
with
.Jack
Kearns,
Ihe
champion's
manager.
Rickard's
pronouncement
confirms
reports
circulated
con
cerning
Ihe
litle
holder's
plans
iince
the
promoter
signed
Harry
Vils,
New
Orleans
negro
heavy
weight,
and
Luis.
Firpo,
South
American
championship
aspir-4nl,
to
box
in
his
Jersey
City
bowl
Autrusl
30.
In
Hie
announcemenl
Rickanl
.mihi
he
spoke
willi
Kearn's
sanction,
anil
explained
that
comlili
onu
were
unfavorable
for
h
heavv-
weighl
title
boul
before
1025.
Rickanl
added
that
Dem
IISPV
would
not
defend
his
crown
lm-
fore
late
next
Juno
or
early
next
July.
The
winner
of
the.
Firpo-Wills
battle
will
,e
matched,
with
Dempsey
in
June,
J925,
.Recording
to
present
plans
he
slateiL
Rickanl
said
"
I
expect
(o
liolil
the
Wills.
firpo
bout
on
August
30
or
n
dale
ground
that
time.
Dempsey
will
be
busy
with
moving
picture
workt
Kearps
has
informed
me,
Until
some
Hiive
u
Augiisl.
would,
be
unreasptiulde
(,
asjE
Dviiipsey
lo
prepare
himself
for
!hn
defense
of
his
(Hie
in
a
few
Weeks,
lime.
By
the
same
token
it
would
be
impossible
fur
Kiinn
or
Wills,
after
a
hard
slrucirlp
as
late
as
August
30,
let
resume
(raining
imnied
a
elv
for
a
con.
test
that
could
not
bo
sche,lnli..i
later
than
Ihe
second
week
in
Sepleinber."
FOR
SALE
I
.
WANTED
Immediately.
Smarl
FOIl
-
-
SALE.
Sixteen
room
room
work
in
Ing
house
and
store;
all
fur
nished.
Full
sized
basement
with
new
hot
air
furnace.
Terms
arranged.
This
building
is'
right
in
front
of
tho
Drv
Dock,
929
Ambrose
Avenue,
tf
FOR
SALE.
Pleasure
launch,
32
root,
8
li.p.
Palmer
engine,
in
first
class
condition.
Also
28
foot
trolling
boat
with
new
C
h.p.
Yale
engine'.
Make
an
offer.
,Musl
be
sold
by
July
1,
N,
M.
McLean,
Cow
Bay.
tf
FOR
SALE.
Waterfront
lots.
one
and
two
acres,
surveyed:
good
anchorage,
Jap
Inlet.
Pnrcher
Island.
Apply
Box
191
Daily
News
Olllce.
FOR
SALE.
(Jiianlily
of
used
lumber,
frames
and"
sashes.
Apply
Eiler's
Planing-
Mill,
Cow
Bay.
let
FOR
RALE.
Pleasure
boal
Echo
length
28
feet,
beam
5
feel.
C.
L.
lleindel,
Cold
Storage.
If
'OR
SALE.
New
and
used
Machinery,
Boats
and
Engines.
Northern
Exchange.
tf
MANO
700.
for
Sab'.
Phone
Green
107
FOR
SALE
or
Lease,
Royal
Cafe.
FOR
REKT
'OR
RENT.
Two
large
apar!-menls
down
town
near
Post
Olllce.
Apply
Stork's
Hardware.
If
'OR
RENT.
Three
large
housekeeping
rooms,
furnished
complete.
218
Second
Avenue.
TO
RENT,
Furnished
house
keeping
suite.
Apply
110
Sixth
Ave.
East
or
phono
Blue
217.
OR
RKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rales
and
home'
comforts.
Houses
for
rent
also.
If
FOR
RENT
Four
room,
modern,
heated1
aparlmenls.
Apply
Smith
&
Maljett.
Ltd.
If
THREE
ROOMED
HOUSE
lo
reut
on
Summit
Avenue.
Phone
023.
ICG
MODERN
Four
Roomed
Flat
for
rent.
Weslenhaver
Bros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
BOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
one
half
block
from
Post
Olllce,
Second
Avon.
Phono
137
830
tf
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULIS,
839
Third
Ave.
Phone
010.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
Boughty
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINGS,
Auctioneer.
Furniture
and
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
Black
130
nnd
Red
142.
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
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George,
Paul
nr
Gust)
Prompt
Service
and
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or
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