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orders
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Avenue
Prince
Rupert
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B.C.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
tt.
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artage,
Warehousing
and
Wslrlbullng.
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or
Motor
Srvb;e.
Goal,
Sand
and
Gravel
w
Specially
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Movlnn.
BASEBALL
GAME
WAS
PLAYED
YESTERDAY
Team
Captained
by
Gilbert'
Campbell
Beat
Harry
Love's
I
Aggregation
by
7
to
Nil
I
The
baseball
rrame
yesterday
afternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
between
teams
,caplained
by
(iilbert
(ainpbell
and
Harry
Love
resulted
in
victory
for
the
former
select
aggregation
by
a
score
of
to
nil.
opsidcrin
t
lie
fact
thai
the
players
have
bad
Niltle
practice
so.
far
this
season,
it
was
a
jrood
frame
nil
except
the
first
inning
when
the
winning
team
scored
five
runs.
Harry
Aslnri
was
in
the
box
for
Harry
Love's
team.
Me
was
freely
hit
and
was
given
poor
upporl
tin
flock
of
runs
lin
ing;
due
mainly
to
fielding
errors.
After
the
fatal
first
in
ning,
Claire
was
put
on
the
stand
and
he
held
his
opponents
down
to
two
runs
during
the
remaining
.six
innings.
Lidslone
pitch
ed
a
fine
game
for
Campbell's
team
with
Charlie
McKeown
catching.
Hulfour
nnd
Astoria
were
catchers
for
I
lie
losing
side.
P.
Lnporle
wn
umpire'
nf
balls
and
strikes
with
Mitchell
on
the
base
lines.
The
teams
look
Ibe
field
as
follows:
Campbell's
team
0.
Mc
Keown.
c:
Han
Lidtnne,
p;
S.
Hazell-Jones,
lb;
A.
Mitchell,
2b;
Vnllance,
ss:
Harvey
Hansen,
3h;
McMasler.
rf:
Smith,
cf;
fi.
0.
Hiaw.
If.
Love's
learn
Harry
Astoria,
P
nnd
e;
Claire,
p
and
rf;
II.
Friz-ell,
lb;
II.
Menxies,
2b;
L.
Sherman,
ss;
V.
Meuzies,
3b:
I.
Ilairoiir.
c
and
rf;
J.
Ilalchford,
cf;
V.
Lambie,
lb.
There
was
a
good
crowd
of
spectators
at
Ihe
game.
HIGH
SCHOOL
WINS
IN
JUNIOR
SOCCER
,
Defeated
Borden
Street
In
Saturday
Afternoon's
Game
by
Score
of
3
to
2
Playing
their
Hrst
game
of
the
season
in
the
Junior
Football
League,
Hie
High
School
won
over
Horden
Street
School
3
to
2
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
game
was
very
evenly
contested
Willi
the
Horden
Street
forwards
and
hair
backs
playing
good
soccer
as
did
Ihe
High
School
forwards.
The
defence
oT
the
latter
was,
however,
somewhat
.veak.
Splro
Ourvieh
nnd
Harold
Macdonald
each
scored
for
Hie.
High
School
in
Ihe
first,
half
and
I
lent)
Jil
II
limit
for
Horden
SI
reel,
the
learns
changing
ends
at
half
linle
with
a
2
to
I
scoro.
r.acu
side
made
one
goal
in
the
second
1.
.i
1
f
1
f
it
ti
llil
Mncdonahl
repeating
nun,
.
for
the
High
School
and
Morri-
....
f..
ii,....ln
SI
reel.
The
Hicll
son
mi
i.iiM'
.
nloil
a
oonnlly
In
-
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-
l?l
IH"'I
Ihe
first
hair
but
tiurvicu
ims-klcked.
W.
K.
Willlscroft
refereed
and
Ihe
linesmen
were
.1.
fi.
Johnson
and
H.
Frskine.
There
was
n
good
crowd
on
hand
In
witness
Ihn
malch.
,
The
league
standing
In
dato
iii
is
a
follows:
W.
I.
IMS.
High'
School
0
2
Hoolh
Selinnl
JJ
2
Hnnlen
Street.
0
-
0
Advertise
in
tho
Daily
News.
George
Howe
and
Alex
Mitchell
Tied
In
Interestlno
Mile
Run
The
road
races
held
yesterday
morning
in
connection
with
Ihe
Klks'
,and
J'air
lioand's
celebration
resulted
as
follows:
Half-mile.
Wiy.s
up
to
12.
1.
Percy
Mcintosh;
2,
Waller
Johnson;
.'1,
Itohbie
Moxley.
'I'liree-(uarler
mile,
boys
tip
In
10.
Kddie
Smith;
2,
Hronson
Hunt;
3,
Fred
Hronkshank.
One
mile,
boys
up
to
20.
I,
Ceorge
Howe
and
Alex
Mitchell,
dead
heat;
3,
Hronson
Hunt.
l
our
mile
bicycle
race.
1,
Spiro
(iurvieh;
2,
Fred
Brooks
bank;
3K
Dan
Mackenzie.
Tiierewere
a
good
number
of
entries
in
all
the
events
and
Hie
mile
race
was
particularly
inter
esling.
The
showing
of
Howe
was
surprising
as
lie
did
not
think
himself
that
he
had
a
chance
against
Mitchell.
S.
D.
Macdonald
was
chairman
of
Hie
committee
having
these
races
in
hand
and
assisting
him
were
W.
D.
Vance,
W.
E.
Willis-croft.
Dave
Halfour
and
Fire
Chief
McDonald,
Chief
of
Police
V.
II.
Vickcrs
was
starter.
There
was
a
good
crowd
of
spectators
CLAXTON
WON
IN
FOOTBALL
GAME
Defeated
Local
Cold
Storage
Team
Three
to
Nil
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Claxton
got
revenge
for
its
loss
in
the
baseball
came
on
Saturday
afternoon
by
defealin
Ihe
Cold
Storage
team
of
Prince
Itupert
in
Hie
football
game
that
look
place
in
the
evening.
The
visitors
clearly
outplayed
Hie
locals
and
it
was
an
easy
victory
for
them.
It
is
said
that
they
had
a
number
of
players
on
Iheir
team
who
have
played
n
good
ileal
of
soccer
in
MgU
class
Van
couver
circles.
PRIZES
AT
RIFLE
SHOOT
ON
SUNDAY
Malcolm
Lamb,
First;
W.
Brass,
Second;
and
W.
M.
Brown,
Third
Malcolm
Lamb
won
tho
spoon
mid
a
value
prize
of
15
at
the
shoot
or
the
North
H.C.
Itegi-meiil
llifle
Association
on
the
MrNicholl
Creek
range
on
Sunday.
The
second
prize
of
3
was
won
by
W.
Hrass
and
the
third
of
2
by
't
M.
Drown.
Scores
for
Ihe
day
were
as
follows:
200
.300
000
Til
Malcolm
Lamb.
27
28
25
80
W.
Ilrass
..
..
25
20
20
77
W.
M.
Drown
..
28
23
20
71
1L
Wilson
ID
20
22
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11.
D.
F.astman
.
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20
57
F.
Lavery
....
21
12
10
13
A.
J.
Coombs
..
22
0
II
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F.
Hunter
..
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It
8
9
28
FOOTBALL
GAME
ON
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
Team
In
Callles'
Colors
Beat
That
in
Sons
of
England
by
6
to
4
The
soccer
aggregation
bear
iing
the
Callies'
colors
defeated
the
men
in
Sons
of
Kngland
uniforms
yesterday
afternoon
by
a
score
of
0
to
4.
It
was
a
loose
game
but
proved
interesting
to
Hie
crowd
of
spectators
who
witnessed
it.
Alex.
Ilolmherg
was
referee,
A.
Clapperlon
and
J.
Simpson
officiated
on
the
side
lines
and
the
lenins
look
the
field
as
follows:
Callies'
colors
I).
Friz-tell;
fi.
Mitchell
and
fi.
Cochrane;
J.
Sims,
S.
Currin
(captain),
and
J.
Harris;
A.
Milchell,
It.
Mc-Dougall,
S.
Frskine,
J.
llnmillnn
nnd
-I.
Andrews,
Sons
of
Fnglnnd
colors
S.
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ShocMish
For
your
shoes
It
saves
the
leather
and
-
Improves
your
personal
appearance
Hawthorne;
fi.
Kelsey
(captain)
and
Alex.
Roy;
fi.
Hansen,
Kddie
Craggs
ami
fi.
Waugh;
W.
Mc-
fiee,
F.
Itussell,
11.
Norwood,
A.
Dickens
and
J.
Johnson.
The
scorers
were:
;
Callies
II.
McDougall,
2;
S.
Mrskine,
3;
J.
Andrews,
1.
Sons
of
Fngland
H.
Norwood,
3;
A.
Dickens,
1.
MET
HIS
MATCH
Visitor
I
hear
you've
lost
your
parrot
that
used
lo
swear
so
terribly.
Hostess
Yes,
poor
dear,
we
found
him
dead
on
tho
golf
links.
Passing
Show.
Sport
Chat
i
Jimniie
McAleenan's
imported
baseball
players
did
not,
come
up
In
expectation
in
Iheir
first
gain:;
against
llyder
on
Sunday,
May
18,
although
tho
match
played
that
day
was
one
of
iho
most,
ex
citing
and
keenly
contested
af
fairs
ever
staged
in
the
Portland
Canal
Country.
Stewart
having
been
beaten
by
20
lo
2
in
the
first
g.ame
of
the
season
the
Ships
That
Never
Come
In
"The
Lode
that
Never
Dies
week
preceding,
Jinunie
sent
a
wire
to
Vancouver
Id
"Habe";
Forlln
asking
him
to
rush
north
with
another
pair
of
baschallers.
In
response
lo
this,
"Habe,',V
ac
companied
by
his
bro1her
Kd-
mil
Hill
Slickncy,
arrived
on
tho
scene
Sunday
morning.
:
Tho
rfamo
that
aflernoon
was
to
have
gone
five
innings
but
when
the
fifth
inning
was
ended
the
teams
were
tied
two
all.
Five
more
innings
were
played
before
Iydcr
got
jn
the
necessary
run
to
win
Hie
game
and
cop
a
large
amount
of
money
which
is
said
to
have
been
bet
on
tho
malch.
Just
a
.111
Me
later
tliia
year
than
usual,
the
City
-
League
baseball
schedule
will
start
on
Ihursday
of
this
week.
As
had
been
anticipated
there
aro
Ihree
clubs
in
the
league
Ibis
season
Sons
of
Canada,
Sawmill
and
fiyro
Club.
Tho
first
game
on
Thursday
evening
will
bo
be
Iween
tho
Sons
of
Canada
and
the
Mill,
the
second
on
Tuesday
next
between
the
lumber
men
and
the
fiyro
Club
and
the
third
on
Friday
week
between
Hit
Canucks
and
fiyroa,
Tho
three
aggregations,
it
is
understood
are
pretty
well
balanced,
an
ef
ft
fort
having
been
made
lo
make
them
so
in
order
that
an
inter
esting
series
may-
be
played.
The
(iyros
will
use
Hie
uniforms
utai
last
year
conlained
the
men
of
the
asgregalion
known
as
fiil
s.
The
full
league
schedule
will
bo
issued
in
a
few
days.
Three
former
Prince
Ilupert
football
players
are
captains
this
year
of
the
three
teams
playing
in
Hie
Senior
soccer
league
at
Anyox.
Kddie
Craggs,
formerly
of
tho
Sops
of
England
here,
is
caplain
oT
the
Heach
team;
Jock
Campbell,
formerly
of
the
Callies,
leads
the
Smeller
team
while
the
Mjine
eleven
is
piloted
by
Hob
Stewart
formerly
of
the
Sons
of
Canada.
Oilier
former
local
players
engiuged
in
soccer
nt
Anyox
this
season
aro
Jinunie
Mitchell
who
ts
with
Hie
Smeller
and
Les
Lane
with
Ihe
Mine
fieorgn
Sellars
Is
not
playing
football
at
Die
smelter
town
this
season
although
they
have
been
trying
to
tempt,
him
hack
on
the
Held
again.
fiames
are
played
twice
n
week
Tuesdays
and
Fridays
and,
as
n
result
of
the
six
games
so
far
played
this
sea
son,
the
Smeller
is
ahead
with
the
Mine
second
and
Beach
third.
0
OLDEN
ARGOSIES
THEY
SEEMED
in
the
first
flush
of
enthusiasm,
those
investments
which
promised
so
much
-
and
did
so
little.
Together,
you
planned
what
you
would
do
when
your
ships
came
in.
And
now
--many
of
them
are
destined
never
to
come
in.
"
Yet
there
is
one
investment
you
need
never
regreU-one.
protection
that
will
not
fail
Life
Insurance.
The
safety
of
Life
Insurance
funds
is
guaranteed
it
is
assured
by
every
precaution
which
men
can
take.
Provide
for
the
future
with
Life
Insurance.
Talk
it
over
z
with
a
representative
to-day
and
make
sure
that
your
Home
and
loved
ones
are
amply
protected
against
the
loss
of
yourself
or
the
possible
failure
of
less
secure
investments.
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may
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753
Baseball
Game
on
Saturday
Re
sulted
m
Score
of
11
to
9
for
Home
Team
Tlif
first
baseball
game
if
the
season
played'
on
Satimbiv
afinp-i
.
noon
between
teams
representing
Prince
Huperl
and
ClaxUm
cannery
resulted
in
viclory
for
homo
(cam
by
a
score
of
II
it"
.
II
was
a
Kim.l
game,
too,
except
for
Ilic
fir.Hl
inning
when
Uaxlou
inaili'
six
runs
ami
Prince
llupcrt,
seven.
Alex
Hoy
opened
Jn
I
lie
box
for
Prince
Huperl
and
remained
there
until
I
lie
end
of
Mm
fourlh
inning
when,
fwllli
Hie
score
standing
H
to
7
for
I
lie
visit
ing
team,
lie
was
pulled
in
favor
-of
Dan
I.idslone
who
finishcil
the
frame
allowing
the
visitors
one
more
run
while
Prince
llupcrt
came
uji
from
hehind
wHh
four.
iv.
L.
I.
I't'll
of
Astoria
nlU-hed
for
I'.laxlnn.
P.
Lapnrle
umpired.
trmcc
DRY
125
BIRCHWOOD
and
Cedar
$6.50
Per
Load
Cut
lo
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue
Phone
580
Night
or
Day
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
St.
Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
l)nsurpa4d
Third
Avenue.