Thursday,
July
2,
1925.
Tint
DATLY
TTr-
i
PAGE
FTVT5
Doctors
recommend
if
bi
a
$att
food
for
babiet
when
m
ollier's
milk
It
not
sveilable.
Eagle
Brand
it
just
pure
milk
and
pure
tuear
put
up
in
icaled
cant
which
keep
it
absolutely
pure.
The
leader
tince
1857.
Write
for
free
Uaby
Welfare
Bookt.
The
BorcVn
Co.
Limited
ti-t
Vancouver.
oot
compact,
inert
'
B-Z0"
coma.
Jl
o
read
Dig.
wlioli,.Hrnf,
nutrition?
load's
of
delicious
nut
-like
flavor.
.
downy
ligliiup-s
ami
.excellent
eeping
qualities.
Five
Roses
Flour
For
Ili-emls.
Cnkes,
Pud-ilings.
Pastries.
John
L.Christie
Sale-
Agent
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Spring
Coats
and
Suit
To
clear
at
cost
"Demers"
House
of
Quality
Phono
27
P.O
.Box
327
100
Yards
Natural
Raw
Silk
PONGEE
at
per
yard
50c
West
of
England
Store
Phone
753.
Third
Ave.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
(I.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
BALL
GAMES
!
WEREDIVIDED
First
Went
To
Ketchikan
And
Second
to
Prince
Rupert.
J(
The
local
baseball
playprs
di-:
ivlded
the
serit-s
willi
Ketchikan
'
jyeslprday,
losing
Mip
first
game
jhy
u
score
nf
16
fo
5
ami
no-!
Jng
out
a
3
to
2
victory
in
a
fpypn
inning
game
in
the
even-'("-
j
TIip.
afternoon
game
was
jrallipp
poor,
although
in
spots
illitTp
wan
some
excellent
base-jhall,
such
as
brought
ttjr
fans
lo
their
feel.
Kreppcr
started
in
Ihc
box
for
Hit"
visitors
but
was
relieved
in
the
fourth
by
Slewarl,
and
Schenkler,
who
was
pitching
for
Iluperl
was
taken
jouf
in
iIip
spypnlh
ami
replaced
by
Hoy.
The
frame
wax
featured'
fby
a
goodly
number
of
errors
'by
Itoth
sides,
with
the
homo
;
i
learn
the
worse
nffenilers
Keli-'
lenkler,
who
opened
for
Rupert
pitrhed
good
hail,
Iml
soon
begad
to
weaken,
and
it
is
only
fair
to
say
that
possibly
he
was!
not
accorded
the
support
whirhj
he
plight
expect
and
so
found
i'
difficult
to
continue.
Kreppcr
on
Hip
mound
for
the
visitors
was
soon
found
for
a,
number
of
bits
by
the
local
boys
and
in
Hie
fourth
lie
was
chased
and
Stcwnrl
broughj,
lo
Hie
rescue.
For
a
lime
good
ball
was
played,
and
the
local
boys
fell
confident
of
holding
the
lead,
but
for
the
rest
of
the
game
none
of
(hern
succeeded
in
crossing
Hie
home
plate,
while
Ketchikan
annexed
runs
in
practically
every
inning.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
Ketchikan
Arnold
Ifb,
Hopkins
f,
Slewarl
rf
and
p..
Peck
If.
Crummcll
ss,
Cam
2b,
Kreppcr
p.
Hill
Hi,
Anger
rf.
Iluperl
Schenkler
and
Hoy
p,
lialfour
c,
V.
.Menzie
lb,
II.
Menzles
2b,
S.
Moran
ss,
J.
Far-quahar
3b,
J.
Ilalrhford
cf.
W.
Milrhell
If,
Smith
If.
Hupert
2
300
0
0000
Ketchikan
...2
0
0
2
3
2
2
0
5
Hits
-Iluperl,
8;
Ketchikan.
10
Errors
Iluperl,
10;
Ketchikan.
C.
Second
Game.
The
frame
in
the
evening,
although
not
so
well
patronised,
was
by
far
the
better
game
from
the
spectators
point
of
view.
V
was
close,
featured
by
belter
fielding,
and
in
every
particular
heller
baseball.
I.idstonc
ami
lialfour
were
the
battery
for
Hupert
and
Ky-ollen.
who
started
on
the
mound
for
Ketchikan
was
relieved
at
the
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
Land
In
Queen
Charlotte
Land
Hoarding
District
of
l'rincc
Hupert,
atul
situate
about
one
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massett
Lighthouse
at
the
mouth
of
Mas-sett
Inlet,
Craham
Island,
Hrit-ish
Columbia.
TAKE
NOTICE
thnt
Langara
Fishing
&
Packing
Company
I.imileil,
of
Victoria,
H.C.,
occu
pation,
Packers,
intends
to
apply
for
a
lense
of
the
following
de
scribed
landstr
Commencing
at
a
pfjsf.
planted
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Lot
Seven,
Craham
Islandr
Hrilish
.CoIunMiift,
about
pne
and
a
half
miles
east
of
Massett
Irighthouso
at
the
month
of
Massett
Inlet,
Craham
Island,
Hrilish
Columbia;
Ihenro
northerly
fivo
chains,
more
or
less
to
low
water
mark;
tltence
westerly,
along
low
water
mark
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains;
thence
southerly
five
chains;
thence
easterly
one
hundred
and
sixty
chains,
mora
or
less,
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
eighty
acres,
more
or
less.
I.ANOAHA
FISHIXn
&
PACKIXC
CO.
LTD.,
Applicant.
Per
E.
II.
Simpson,
Api)I.
Dated
June
10th,
1925.
GOVERNMENT
LIQUOR
ACT,
Notice
of
Application
for
Beer
License
Notice,
is
hereby
given
I
hat
on
the
I
lib
day
of
Juno
next,
the
undersigned
intends
to
apply
to
(he
Liquor
Control
Hoard
for
i
licence
in
rospect
lo
promises
being
part
nf
tl-e
building
known
as
Hudson
Hay
Hotel,
Telegraph
Creek.
It.G.
upon
Ilia
lands
des
cribed
ns
Lois
3
nnd
I,
Idock
2
map
975,
Prince
Hupert
Land
Registration
District,
In
tho
Province
or
Hrilish
Columbia,
for
the
sain
of
beer
by
the.
glass
or
by
open
bottle
for
consumption
on
the
nremises.
Dated
this
25lh
dny
of
Mny,
1925.
EIUG
McGEEH,
Lessee,
Applicant.
"Hello
Daddy
-don't
lor&tmyWrt&zys
Slip'
a
pckao
In
your
pocket
When'
you
hp
home
Ionian?.
Give
the
youngster
Ihlf
wKoleconM.lon
lasting
sweet
-
for
pleasure
mi
tenffll.
i
Vse
It
yamtV
after
mokln
or
vrhen
Work
dr
4.
p$a
great
little
freshener
47
,
'
end
of
i
lie
firsi
inning
ami
was
replaced
by
K-epner.
Hull
was
again
behind
Hie
hat
for
Jht
.
visitors.
Ketchikan
opened
Hie!
scoring
m
Hie
first
inning
and
added
one
other
in
Hip.
fifth,
and
although
iliey
tried
hard
lot
equalize
in
t
lie
seventh.
stone
belli
them
well
in
check
ai
.3,
M.
Johnson,
all
stages,
allowing
only
eiglit!
Hoys,
J
years
and
under-1,
hlls
ami
these
were
welt
.scat-'lon
Arney;
2,
H.
Keefe;
3,
It,
lered.
.
Christ
ison.
The
following
w'lis
the
lineup
i
for
r
Hie
evening:
Hupert
hidslonc
n,
lialfour
c,
V;
Menzies
lb(
If.
Meiizles
2b,
I'arqitttbar
3t,
Moran
ss,
II.
I'rizzel
If,
J.
Halchfor.)
cf,
V.
Mitchell
rf.
Ketchikan
Arnold
3b,
Hop
kins
cf,
Hull
e,
I'eck
lb,
Crum-lKvelyn
Merce.
melt
ss,
Krepper
rf
and
p,
Halchj
Hoys,
13
years
and
under
1.
2b,
Cam
If,
Kyollen
p
and
rf.
iKddie
Smith;
2,
Hobliy
Irvine;
3,
Kelcliikan
1
0
0
0
10
olAlex.
Wallers.
Hupert
0
0
0
2
0
i
o
3
legged
race,
Iniys,
12
years
Hits
Hupert.-G;
Kelcliikan,
8.
and
under
I,
Alex.
Walters
and
Hrrors
Hupert,
I;
Ketchikan,
2JW.
Johnson;
2,
F;
Canieroii
and
Lapnrte
ami
StoiiPtiurncr
wcreHusfer
HH1;
3,
Hoy
Kong
and
the
umpires
for
the
series.
Uoe
Cillis.
.
JR.
FOOTBALL
WAS
SURPRISE
Young
Players
Developing
Well.,
England
and
Scotland
Beat
Canada.
Deservinp
of
probably
A
better
patronage
than
was
accorded,
the
Junior
footballers
fur-
nlshed
a
panic
yesterday
lhal!2,
11.
Irvine;
28
feet,
6
inches;
3,
was
Indeed
a
surprise
to
many
who
had
witnessed
J
heir
play
for
"
the
.first
time.
The
garne,
between
two
teams
picked
from
Hie
Junior
League
represcnling
England
and
Scotland
on
the
one
side
and
Canada
on
the
other.
A
play
opened
il
was
soon
seen
that
there
would
be
jilenly
of
excitement
nnd
the
pace
.seemed
to
increase
until
in
the
last
few
minutes
a
fine
brand
of
football
was
served
up.
The
Overseas
learn
played
down
hill
in
"the
first
half
anil
t
succeeded
by,
aggressive
work
in
notching
two
goals
to
their
opponents
one,
while
in
Hie.
second
period,
with
the
grade
in
their
favor,
the
CaKUcks
went
out
to
cqnallze.
It
Is
only
fair-
lp
say,
in
this
Instance,
thai'
It
seemed
(inly
the
good
goal
"leniling"
of
Hryanl
that
prevented
the
equalizer,
'all
hough
the
Canucks
missed
many
good
openings
through
poor
shooting.
For
tho
Overseas'
possibly,
Hryanl,
llond,
Kelspy,
Siiiilli
and
Donald
aro
worthy
of
special
mention,
wliilo
for
the
Canucks
Styles,
Rogers,
Stalker,
.Smith
nnd
Katsuyania,
'
turned
in
a
good
gatne'wliich
was
a
credit
lo
Uieir
leant.
The
loams,
lined
up
as
follows;
Oversells
Hryanl,
Hond,
Kidney,
Murray,
Coltison,
Parker,
Sinilh,
Irvine,
Vlereck,
Fisher
and
Donald.
Canucks
Dingwall,
Styles,
Walters,
lingers,
Hacker,
Stalker,
Sm
il
li,
Curvich,
Kalsuyama,
McDonald
and
Millerd.
r
-
GmnoUseurjpretlaimit'
"Tea
as
it
SPORTS
WERE
MUCH
ENJOYED
Children
Had
Good
Time
Yesterday
Morning
at
Acropolis
Hill.
There
was
a
goodly
number
present
at
Aerniiis
Hill
yesterday
morning
witness-
Hie
Ichililren's
sporsi
A
.good,
pro
jgrani
was
prov'Jdrfl
and
although
'in
some
instances
the
comppli
lion
was
not
keen.
npverlhee.s
'there
yas-
inucti
"T,oom
fiir
praise
at
the
manner
in
winch.
Hie
youngsters
generally
conducted
themselves.
The.
follrr
injV
a
list
of
the
pwiils-
and
the
"winner
in
each.
Oirls'
race,
5
years
and
under:
I,
M.
.McCliitchy;i
2,
(1.
Bell;
3,
Hazel
Hinilh.
Hoys'
race,
5
years
and
under:
I
,
Tom
Colliso'ir
2,
Torn
Wil-
liams;
3,
C.
.Mdore.
Cirls,
7
years
and
undpr:
1,
Mickey
Casey;
i,
..
Cook;
3,
I-ilitiii
fingers.'
Hoys,
7
years
and
under
I,
K.
.Sanlerbane;
2,
II.
Undseth;
3,
VV-
Hale.
Cirls,
9
years
and
under
1,
Itilchie;
'I..
Ilrooksbank;
Cirls,
li
years'1
and
under
I,
M.
.Mussalern;
2,
M.
Fuller;
3,
Jackson.
Hoys,
II
year
and
under
1,
A.
Wallers;
2,'
Hoy
l'ong;
3,
C.
McKinley.
Cirls,
13
years1'
and
under
I,
Muriel
Vanoe;
2,
Annie
?mith;
3,
100
yard
dasli.rboys,
Ifi
and
under
I,
Kddieniilh;
2.
II.
Irvine;
3,
F.
Dingwall.
Hunning
broad
jump,
boys,
12
years
and
under-wd,
A.
Walters.
12
feel
2
inches;,-2,
John
Fong,
ti'feet,
9
inchest-3,
O.
Nclsort,
M
feet,
5
inches.
Hunning
high
jump,
boys,
li
'years
and
under
I,
Eddie
Smith.
3
feet.
9
inches;
2,
R.
Irvine,
3
feet,
9
inches;
3,
Har-
old
McDonald,
3
feet,
H
inches
Hunning
hop,
.step
and
jump
I,
Eddie-
Sniilhi'29
feel,
3
inches;
Harold
McDonald.
27
reel,
10
inches.
The
committee,
in
charge
of
Ihei
sports
wen
Starlers,
Chief
Vickers
and
Harry
Meagher;
judges,
H.
E.
Hensnn,
W.
F.
Fisher.
W.
D.
Vance
and
Col.
McMordie;
announcer
Roy
Har
nes;
prizes,
II.
lireen;
grounds
H.
McClinchy
and
A.
Hbdema..
FOOTBALL
GAME
ENDED
IN
TIE
Closely
Contested
Match
Played
Yesterday
Between
Callles
And
Veterans.
Those
who
were
anticipating
a
good
game
or
football
yestVrday
in
Hie.
final
for
the
Dominion
Day
cup
were
in
ho
sense
disappointed,
although
in
the
opening
stages
interest
was
not
as
keen
as
when
Ihc
game
had
progressed.
The
Gallics
and
Yeferans
each
had
a
gondry
number
of
supporters
in
the
bleachers
who
were
willing
to
lend
their
audible
support
lo
flip
respective
line-ups.
The
Veterans
played
down
hill
in
the
opening
period
and
were
soon
accorded
a
penally
kick
in
front
of
goal
which
Gapt.
W.
Murray
converted.
This
seemed
lo
give
now
heart
lo
llc
Callies,
who
from
litis
point
pressed
the
Veterans
consistently.
The
play
went
from
one
end
of
the
field
should
be"
A
little
higher
in
price,
bui
what
a
wonderful
difference
a
few
cents
make
lo
the
other
and
the
Vets,:
through
a
series"
of
good
plays.
added
another
lo.
their
score
i
thus
making
them
two
up.
The
Callies
were
not
in
any
way
dis-j
couraged
by
the
turn
of
events!
and
in
no
way
yielded
their
ef-';
forts
at
landing
the
handsome
Irophy
which
would
go
to
thei
victors.
They
were
soon
re-!
warded,
however,
for
their
persistence
and
lodged
the
ball
between
the
post
for
their
first
counter,
before
"ialf
time
was
called.
The
second
half
of
the
game!
the
teams
changed
places,
giving
the
Callies
the
favor
of
thei
grade,
and
it
was
soon
evident
I
that
they
intended
lo
take
every
advantage
which
this
offered.
Hoth
teams
were
playing
hard
and
consistent
ball
and
possibly
in
this
half
the
Callies
had
a
little
better
of
play.
They
added
two
more
to
their
score
while
I
he
Vet
s
were
only
able
to
add
one,
thus
leaving
Hie
game,
a
tie
and
the
decision
lo
lie
readied
at
a
future
period.
The
teams
lined
up
as
follows:
Vefs.
Cawthorno,
V.
Mennes.
S.
Erskinc,
O.
Mitchell,
W.
Murray,
Skinner,
Harlon,
Russel,
Norwood,
Campbell
and
Curvich.
Callies
Hamilton,
Andrews.
Scott,
Harris,
Currie,
Woods.
A.
Mitchell,
McDougall,
W.
Mitchell,
Williscroft,
J.
Andrews.
Tom
Jones
gave
good
satisfaction
as
referee
and
C.
Kersey
and
I).
Kennedy
acted
as
lines-
mrn-
J
Sporf;
Chat
a
.-,-,.-.....-
..g
Another
protessional
boxer,
who
has
been
in
the
limelight
for
some
time,
and
mainly
of
lale
because
he
was
able
to
e"vadc
a
knock-out
from
Jack
Denipscy,
at
Hie
much-talked
of
right,
in
Shelby,
months'
ago,
made
what,
may
bo
considered
Tor
all
purposes
his
exit
from
lire
ring
a
week
or
so,
ago.
That
was
Tommy'
Cibbort.
lie
wus
never
a
top-nolcher,
and
there
were
always
many
who
thought
that
Deinpsey,
in
that
Shelby
encounter
treated
him
rather
kindly,
hut
he
managed
to
keep1'
go
ing
in
lliese
days
when
IjKsro
really
are
very
few
lop-nplehers
in
any
of
Hie
accepted
classes
of
professional
pugilism.
Cene
Tunney,
knocked
Cibbon
"for
itio
count,"
and
by
dojpg
so
has
acquired
as
much
right,
as
any
of
the
other
would-be
claim
ants
for
Dempsey's
lille,
lo.t'hal
lenge
the
world's
heavyweight
champion,
who
it
"begins
lo
look
may
never
sign
on
for
a
real
light
again.
Jahez
Wolfe,
generally
con
sidered
the
greatest
authoritjjvon
Channel
swims,
will
take
per
sonal
charge
of
the
efforts
of
Miss
Cerlrudn
Ederle
of
New
York,
when
she
attempts:
to
make
the
historic
swim.
Tho
young
lady
will
be
ac-
NE0IUN
Canadian
National
Railways
Prince
Rupert
DRYDOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
C.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Floating
Dry
Dock
Engineers,
Machinists,
Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths,
Pattern
makers,
Founders,
Woodworkers,
Etc.
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELD
I
fid.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al!
kinds
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
385
'CANADIAN
PACIFIC
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
For
KETCHKAN.
WKANGELL,
JUNEAU,
SKAGWAT
Juat
IS,
19.
26.
29.
July
3.
6
For
VANCOUVER.
VICTORIA
tad
SEATTLE
.
-
June
13.
20,
24,
July
1.
4
S.S.
PRINCESS
BEATRICE.
For
Buledtlt,
Swnon
Bay,
Ettt
Blla
Balla,
Ocean
Falla,
Namu,
Alert
Bay,
Campbell
River,
and
Vancouver
eer
Saturday
11
a.m.
Agency
for
all
Steam
inip
Llnea..
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCHARD
General
Agent.
Ccrner
of
4th
Street
and
3rd
Avenue,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
conipanied
on
her
trip
by
a
chaperone,
Miss
Elsie
Viela,
who
is
one
of
the
governors
of
Die
Women's
Swimming
Association
or
the
United
Slates.
Her
last
training
stunt
in
the
United
Stales
was
to
swim
eight-
teen
miles,
parlly
against
the
lidc.
from
the
Haltery,
New
fork
lo
Sandy
Hook.
There
is
always
an
interest
in
these
attempts
in
Canada,
on
account
of
Hie
strenuous
attempt
the
French-Canadian
boy
from
Montreal
.Onier
Perreault.
made
to
accomplish
the
feat.
Peler
Hlack,
Jr.,
was
a
passenger
on
the
Cardena
for
the
south
Tuesday.
1:
TIMBER
SALE
X727S.
Sealed
Tenders
will
be
received
by
the
District
Forester
not
later
I
ban
noon
on
(be
I3lh
day
ofi
July,
11)25,
for
the
purchase
of
Licence.
X7275
on
unnamed
bay
immediately
lo
the
south
of
la-!
goon
emptying
into
Ellerslie
Hay.
C.lt.
3,
lo
cut
5fl,000
Teeti
board
measure
of
Cedar,
Spruce",
Hemlock,
and
Halsam
Sawiogs.
Two
(2)'
years
will
be
allowed
Tor
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria,
or
the
District
Forester,
Prince
Hupert,
B.C.
Now
vYbu
Boat
Builders
Head
this
snap.
At
such
prices
the
lot
will
soon
be
cleared.
About
4,000
'2-Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
4,000
5-3
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
10.0C0
7-8
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber.
About
8,000
1
Inch
Cedar
Boat
Lumber,
To
be
cleared
at
$65
per
thousand
and
about
50,000
lxfi
nnd
IxH
iir.pd
Spruce
Hoards
at
$15
per
thousand.
Cel
if
while
(he
gelling
is
good.
The
Prince
Rupert
Transfer
&
Taxi
Co.
Phone
Td9
or
112
DON'T
MISS
BENT'S
Dollar
Sale
It
will
save
you
money
a