Wednesday,
Ju.'ie
1.
iMi
GET
'"
CHEAPER
BEER
hnd
the
roMIv.
holding,
labelling
and
parking
prorp
which
vim
pay
ror
when
you
purchase
beer
fro,t'n
the
vendor
ly
voting
for
Beer
by
the
Glass
And
if
.1
vote
for
temperance,
loo.
Hecr
lri
nkpr
urn
not
nril
drinker:
hcer
drinker
do
not
grt
drunk.
ii
aiMi
ii
voir
hi
inn
nniiii
ioiumiua
inuii-iry,
lor
ill
Ihe
beer
i
made
in
H.C
liy
our
own
people
The'
barley
ami
hop
lire
grown
in
11.(1
All
Ihe
money
from
HUKIl
HY
THE
(iLASS
remain
in
the
province.
Vote
"Yes"
on
the
Beer
Plebiscite
MODERATION
LEAGUE
OF
BRITISH
COLUMBIA.
Gordon
Roi,
Sec'y.
Save
$100.00
Hy
investing
now
in
a
11
joece
Oak
Dining-room
Suite
Fim.-Ii
Old
HiiRli-h
or
Mission
Sale
Price
$200.00
Barrie's
Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue.
The
House
of
Quality.
Phone
123.
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
O.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineer,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
Is
equipped
to
handle
all
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385.
amatco
I3PLV
COTTONWOOD
V
E
NEEjPANELS.
For
panelling
your
rooms
it
rivals
the
most
costly
hardwoods.
Hfjiiveiiale
your
Hume
Quickly
and
Permanently.
Solo
Agents-
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&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
110
and
564.
hJTHI
DAILT
IIWB.
H
GIL'S
WINNERS
,."i:
in.:
OF
BALL
GAME
Defeated
Sona
of
Canada
In
Bas
ball
Fixture
Uat
Night
by
4
to
2
IJfp
line-up
f
the
tobacco.
nlsl.s
having
been
rearranged
in
an
effective
manner,
fiH's
Cily
league
hasehall
team
last,
nighl
won
it
firet
viclory
of
Hip
sea-
son
when
it
inflicted
an.
initial
defeat
on
Ihe
Son
of
Canada
hy
a
score
of
(
lo
2.
There
wai
a
liitf,
improvement
in
play
oer
recent
matches
and
an
exhihiiion
of
K'd
light
hasehall
resulted.
.There
was
a
fair-sired
crowd
and
excitement
wan
keen.
Oil's
opened
up
with
Tnlk
in
the
box
hut
switched
him
in
the
Ihird
inning
and
Art
Kasson
went
in
holding
things
down
well
for
the
remainder
of
the
seven
in.
Ing
contest.
The
feature
play
of
the
garni
was
a
fine.handed
raleh
in
the
fir
t
hy
loug.
I'rizrell
in
the
rocky
left
field.
Hammle
In
Hospital
In
the.
third,
inning,
Hamilton,
Oil'
calcher,
lore
a
ligament
in
hit
leg
in
sliding
to
lliinl
hae
hut
gamely
carried
on
hi
posi.
tinn
until
the
end
when
he
was
removed
to
the
hosplal
where
tie
may
have
lo
May
fur
a
week.
Hob
Frizzell
um'dred
and
Ihe
team
lined
up
a
follow-.
Cil's
Kasson,
p;
J.
W.
Ham.
Won,
e;
S.
IUzi.ell.Jniic,
h;
C.
Shaw,
Sh;
II.
Priziell,
.;
George
HHI.
3h:
A.
Lane.
rf;
Tulk,
cf:
l.
Frizzell.
If.
Son
of
Canada
I).
Mdslone.
p;
D.
Halfnur,
c;
V.
Menzie.
lh;
W.
Mitchell.
2h;
Sherman.
:
I'erry.
3b;
Jack
ilalchford,
ef:
1'.
Clapp.
rf:
J.
Kelly,
If.
Score
hy
inning:
I
S
3
0
fi
7
S.
of
C
rt.l
o
t
n
o
n
i
fiil
Ml
!i)
x
League
standing
to
dale:
W.
L.
S
nf
f
1
-i
Kill
1
2
if
C
.
1
3
Sport
Chat
Pet.
Hftfl
333
250
Sjtnrl
rant
for
Ihe
week:
Wednesday
Senior
l.arrie
-Majde
l.eaf
vh.
Kaient.
Thursday
Dominion
I
lay
Ou;i
fooltiall
Ca1lle
v.
Son
v'
F.nftland.
Friday
Senior
Ha-eliall
Cid
iiiiiIiik
Club
vi.
Cil's.
1'rup.
loMilina
al
Park
Avenue.
In
poal
totals,
ilurinp
the
re.
rent
eily
ihaiii(iiiiiiin
crer
eie,
li
various
teams
stood
in
Hie
ame
onler
as
Ihey
did
in
the
lnndini;
or
Ihe
mi
mix-r
of
SMIOi'n
woo
uud
lost.
The
CaU
lie,
however,
who
ended
up
in
Ihe
cellar
on
een
term
with
the
Sunt
of
Km:land
rcorel
al.
mol
twice
as
many
goals
during
Ihe
ean
a
Hie
Sons.
There
were
(lo
iroaU
made
during
tti
Reason
and
they
were
divided
anions
the
four
teams
a
follows;
Sims
of
Canada,
25;
lircat
War
Veteran.
It;
Fjillie.
1.1;
Son'
of
Knvland,
?.
Sam
Krkine
of
the
Sons
nf
Canada
led
Ihe
indixidual
scorers
hy
a
long
margin
with
fifteen
imiN
lo
hi
cnilil.
S.KIder
of
the
Cattiea
was
second
with
seven.
V.
Murray
led
the
Veteran
Koal
getters
with
five
and
each
of
the
Sons
of
F.ngland
scorers
of
Ihe
season
made
one
each.
(I.
K.
Lord
made
a
total
nf
four
three
playinR
with
.the
Callie
and
one
with
Ihe
Vols.
The
lxly
uil
of
the
.season
were
made
hy
the
following
scorers;
Krskine
(S.O.C.)
.....
Klder
(Collies)
Marks
(S.
or
C.)
V.
Murray
(Vets)
.1.
Johnson
(Vets)
I.onl
(Call
lex)
Ashley
(Vets)
MrlMiiKiill
(S.O.C.)
Lord
(Vets)
i.
Howe
(S.
of
V..)
K.
Smilh
(S.
of
C.)
...
Wauifh
(Callie)
Sims
(Callics)
Harvey
(S,
of
K.)
I.
e
Lane
(S.
of
C.)
Tinker
(S.
of
K.)
Dickens
(S.
of
K.)
.
Howe
(S.
or
VI)
...a....
NV.
Hamilton
(('.allies)
...
II.
Menkes
(S.-or
C.)
Warren
(Sons
of
Canada)
Kelsey
(S.
or
K.)
...
F.
Conway
(WIk)
Mlsklck
Ooala
H.
Hamlllon
(Cullies)
I
Kelsey
(S.
of
K.)
1
A3
ven
more
pleated
than
ever.
The
Xcw
Spring
a
Styles
show
tinier
pleats
used
in
groups.
To
meet
the
vog
dc
for
matcbinf
and
relttcd
gannrati
w
bavc
tbe
new
tibric,
in
all
tbe
brijht
Spruif
colon.
AV
ncommend
Livinfflon
&
Scott
pleated
skirts
tmcaate
tbe
pleticj
it
f-irmteed
to
Uj
in
pleat.
Tb
have
full
bip
aiie
and
coctin-tout
tparc
facing
t
tbat
il!
not
rip.
"Demers"
Phone
27
P.O.
Box
327
SMALL
BOATS
BRING
HALIBUT
TO
MARKET
Nine
small
hoats
arrived
In
port
with
their
catches
and
sold
i3,(nn
pmitid
on
exchange
this
morning.
Iliey
were:
American
Ilonanza,
10,000,
and
Eastern
Point,
G.ooo.
to
Allin
Fistieries,
jat
I
t.tc
and
1z.
i
Canadian
j
Scnih,
8.000,
to
Allin
Fishsr
at
tS.HOc
and
7c.
Niiha,
8,500,
o
Cold
Storage,
at
I2.H0C
and
"c.
Ha
2.000.
Kthel
June
1.500.
N
and
S.
t.000.
Ins
600.
lo
Cold
Storage
,
2.tn
and
7c.
1'oiMlie.
5,500.
to
Odd
Slorape,
at
12.20c
and
7c.
KIWANIS
ATTEND
DENVER
CONVENTION
DKNVKIl,
June
17.
Hie
in
ternational
convention
of
Kiwani
oene
last
niclit.
The
.sioRinp
program
was
hroadrasled
to
Ihe
1.250
Kiwani
eluhs
throuchoul
the
United
Slate
and
Canada
with
their
88.000
mcmher.
The
Man
in
the
Moon
SAYS:-
T1IIS
is
a
lame
election.
Peo
ple
hehave
Jusi
like
gentlemen.
.
YtlU
don't
have
lo
he
a
nroohel
to
know
who
is
going
to
win
on
rriday.
All
you
havp
lo
do
is
walk
down
street.
IF
I
had
a
vole
And
I
WHiiled
n
win,
To
waste
it
on
Sain
Would
h
nolhinc
hut
sin.
THK
way
lo
make
short
work
of
a
joh
ts
lo
do
like
Ihe
harder
do.
Use
Ihe
clippers.
T.HK
Xewlon
committee
rooms
do
not
seem
to
h
overcrowded
these
evuin',
so
far's
1
ran
see.
1
THKMK'S
one
thing
to
he
ahl
for
Ihe
llowser
candidate,
lie
ha
Wright
on
his
side.
AMI
here
we
hnve'-heen
think.
iiig
all
the
lime
that
peace
had
returned.
A1XT
naliir
grand.
Just
look
at
them
politicians
makin'
fools
o'.
thcirselves.
"SOUXH"
Ideas
are
Ihe
kind
you
gel
al
a
political
ineeting.
JAKH
says
all
tho
llowser
can.
didaln
needs-is
a
manager
to
make
him
spved
up.
HOtfS
Mackay
can't"
help
talk
ing
ahout
old
women
and
afternoon
lea.
His
name
hegins
with
a
T.
IF
Ihe
lhre
local
candidates
were
lo
gel
tngelher,
Jake
says
imtr
would
do
the
thinking,
Tee
Liberals
Going
Back
Stronger
Declares
Burde
The
Only
Party
Prepared
to
Support
Labor
Legislation,
says
Independent
Press
Report.
Albernl,
May
19.
Addressing
a
large
audience
here,
Major
R.
J.
Burde,
candidate
for
re-election
as
an
Independent
member
in
the
Provincial
House,
clearly
stated
his
attitude
towards
the
parties
in
the
flghL
He
frankly
stated
tha
the
was
behind
the
Liberal
Party
because
it
was
the
only
party
prepared
to
support
Labor
legislation,
and
briefly
dismissed
the
Conservative
Party
as
not
offering
serious
opposition.
The
third
he
classed
as
enemies
of
Labor
and
opponents
of
Labor
legislation.
"The
Liberal
Party
are
going
back
stronger
than
ever,"
he
'vlgorously
told
his
audience.
Bowser
says
that
McRae
wants
to
get
into
power
owing
to
the
readjustment
on
the
timber
licences
due
next
year,
but
it'
is
not
that
at
all.
Before
the
eight-hour
law
comes
into
force
there
will
be
another
session
of
the
House,
and
McRae
and
his
millionaire
party
want
to
be
there
to
defeat
this
measure.
"Why
are
all
those
bloated
aristocrats
travelling
around
the
country
at
McRae's
expense?
"They
used
to
feed
out
of
Bowser's
trough,
and
they
can
see
no
chance
of
his
return
to
power
to
enable
them
to
get
back
into
his
trough,
so
they
are
now
feeding
out
of
McRae's
trough
in
the
hope
that
he
might
get
into
power.
I
have
two
opponents,
so
far.
"The
Conservative
Party
is
not
much
opposition,
as
there
'are
only
a
few
die-hards,
left.
"Now
for
my
attitude
to
the
Liberal
Party.
As
a
Labor
candidate,
I
am.
supporting
the
Liberal
Party
because
they
are
the
only
party
who
are
favorable
to,
and
prepared
to
support,
Labor
legislation.
I
will
not
vote
an
Oliver
out
to
vote
a
Bowser
in.
"Many
of
my
old-time
friends
were
very
skeptical
of
my
independence
and
thought
that
I
only
used
this
to
get
elected,
and
that
then
I
would
flock
back
to
the
Conservatives,
but
nothing
doing.
,
"I
respect
the
honest
efforts
of
the
Hon.
John
Oliver
to
give
us
good
government.
'The
Liberals
are
going
back
to
power
stronger
than
ever
as
a
result
of
these
efforts.
"The
Liberal
Government
has
put
on
the
statute
books
more
progressive,
social
and
labor
legislation
than
any
other
government.
"God
bless
the
Liberal
Party,
as
they
are
the
.only
party
standing
behind
the
Labor
movement.
"The
Conservatives
only
want
rubber
stamps,
so
elect
all
of
them
that
you
can.
"With
regard
to
the
McRae
party,
the
only
fault
1
have
to
find
with
the
newspapers
on
this
ir
that
they
state
that
McRae
delivered
a
speech
at
such
and
such
a
place.
He
only
gives
a
recitation,
and
the
only
change
in
it
is
when
he
has
to
add
a
few
thousand
dollars
more
to
what
he
has
expended
In
an
endeavor
to
get
in
power.
"Sir
Charles
Hibber
Tupper,
who
has
addressed
some
twenty-four
meetings,
has
never
changed
a
single
adjective
In
that
whole
time.
McNeill
is
only
a
reciter,
also.
McRae
has
the
most
colossal
conceit
of
any
man
who
stands
on
two
feet.
"During
the
last
session
McRae
was
in
Port
Alberni
organizing
his
party,
and
was
asked
if
he
favored
an
eight-hour
law,
and
he
said
'Yes.'
At
the
same
time
E.
Burke,
general
manager
of
his
canneries,
and
a
staff
of
four
hired
lawyers
spent
thirty
days
at
the
House
trying
their
best
to
defeat
the
eight-hour
law."
VOTE
LIBERAL
Hns
would
do
the
talking
and
.Martineau
would
sit
and
look
out
Ihe
window
like
he
does
al
a
committee
meeting.
1IOOIIAII!
Friday
is
-
when
I
shall
cash
in
bets.
the
on
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Piince
Rupert
day
my
The.
hall
held
last
night
hy
the
local
Masonic
lodges
in
honor
of
the
(irand
Lodge
visitors
who
are
in
Ihe
city
was
a
great
success.
Mrs.
A.
M.
Malison
was
convener
of
the
ladies'
committee.
This
morning
Mayor
Newton
visited
Ihe
convention
and
welcomed
the
delegates
to
Ihe
city.
The
firand
Jury"
of
the
Su
preme
Court
Assizes
In
making
its
presentment
to
Mr.
Justice
Morrison,
yesterday
recommended
the
Immediate
building
of
a
hew
court
houe
here.
One
theatre
fire
escape,
in
Ihe
city
was
con
demned
in
Ihe
report
and
pleas
ure
was
expressed
with
Ihe
hos.
idlut.
C.
W.
Peck
was
foreman
of
the
Jury.
J.
Place.
Socialist
member
of
the
legislature
for
Nanutnio.
will
address
a
meeting
in
St.
Andrew's
Hall
tonight.
ECZEMA
L
Tea
tr
out
eiptrlmruu
yuu
uh
Or.
Okama-a
Oli.L.
meol
fur
Ketnsa
uA
bklo
Irriu-ttoiii.
II
tvUctti
at
on
and
IT4u-
ftllT
hr&ll
til
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tml
l
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rr
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yva
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