PAPS
FOW.
VETSPICNIC
BIG
SUCCESS
One
Thousand
persona
Enjoyed
Yesterday
One
of
Ihe
largest
and
mo
successful
picnics
in
Ihe
history
of
lfie
norlh
was
held
yesterday
when
the
Oreat-
War
Veteran?
staged
their
annual
online
to
Digby
Island.
Weather
enndi
tirtn
were
j.leal
and
with
excel.
Jpnl
transportation
arrangements
everything
went
oIT
will)
on
I
hitch.
The
Hoys'
Rand,
undej
Handmaslcr
Wilson,
played
selectiofis
during
the
afternoon
The
great
feature
of
the
fes.
tlvillea
was
the
sports
prop
ram
for
the
kiddies
and
adult.
II
i
estimated
that
fully
a
thousand
persons
were
n
attendance
I)
enjoy
the
'hospitality
of
the
ev
soldiers.
All
passengers
hj.l
been
safely
landed
at
the
home-
wharf
soon
after
8
o'clock
last
night.
The
sports
program
resulted
as
follows:
0J.JS''?5
'Jnh.JJye-
years
and
under.-
Marcellc
Jabnur,
K.
Tucker.
J'.'J-
''a,'1,
oyer
five
and
under
seven.
H.
Arthur,
K.
Slater.
50
yd.
dash,
seyep
years
and
uijider
njne.
Jtacliael
Je
Marco,
Kljiel
Mooreho'use.
50
yd.
dash,
nine
years
and
under
eleven.
K.
Thorn,
E.
De-Marco.
50
yd.
dash,
eleven
years
ar.d
under
thirteen.
K.
Tile,
J.
Arthur.
100
yd.
dash,
thirteen
and
over.
May
Ness,
E.
Tile.
50
yd.
egg
and
spoon
handicap,
all
ages.
Megan
Morns,
E.
Neilson..
Hoys'
25
yd.
dash,
five
and
under.
fG.
McFeeT
R.
Heale.
25
yd.
dash,
over
five
and
under
seven.
A.
Leloitrneau,
R,
Cawlhorn.
50
yd.
dash,
seven
years
and
under
nine.
E.
Johnston,
I.
Lip-1
sin.
.i
5Q
xvi.ida'sli,
nine,
year
and
under,
w
R.
Kong,,
A.
Hickg.
;
50
yd.
dash,
eleven
years
and
under
thirteen.
R.
Mcintosh,
J
Pyle.
100
yd.
dash,
thirteen
and
over
W.
Ragsjiaw,
J,
Hawthorn.
50
yd.
three-legged
rar.
J.
Cawjhnrn
and
W.
Johnston
1;
E
Antimane
and
R.
Fong
2.
Ladies,
50'
yd.
dash.
MlssJ
I.aura
Frjuell,
Miss
Hessje
Derry.
5.Q
yd,
ess,
and
spoon
race.
j
Mrs.
Hunter.
Mr.
Tuck.
.
Place
kick
with
foolJ'alL
.
!
"
:
Mrs;'HaJrgam,
Mrs.
Davie".
Tug
of
war,
married
vs.
sin-cle.
Single,
Ftiell,
Kingston,
Derry,
-jlethej,
Dernarco,
McKay,
Eyolfsen
and
Houlter.
Men's
11)0
yd.
dash.
T.
Heat-tie.
M.
Stephens.
'
50
yd.
sack
race.
I..
Contoli,
M.
Stephens.
5ft
yd.
three
legged
race.
I).
Gurvich
and
S.
Job;
T.
HeatH
and
M.
Stephen.
Long
jump,
E.
Tnlloch,
J
Anderson,
Hop,
step
and
jump.
I),
flur-
vich,
E.,Tulloch.
Tug-nf-war,
married
vs,
single.
Married
men,
C
Jackson
H.laclisop,
W.
Slirubsail,
J're-
nourg,
miiocii,
.naerson
am
Smith.
Many
Boats
Used
The
following
boats
rendered
excellent,
service
during
the
dav
in
transporting
the
big
crowd
to
and
from
Hie
picnic
ground.
Roina
H.,
I'oinseltia,
Living.
slone,
Laura
F.,
Hosespit,
Tidd
Rip,
Toodjef
Hanaco,
Marguerite
and
i-fa
Joam.
The
following
committees
ho
charge
of
arrangements.
Embarkation
J.
F.
jjulchin
son,
J.
Campbell
and
J.
II,
Tan
Jipcji.
'
Debarkation
II.
Shaw,
N
Fhort
and
II.
Tlirupp.
Kitchen
aligue.
J,
Jv'elly,
An
derson,
Hooper
and
Iraser.
Sporls
C,
Yoitngnuin,
JIulcJj
inun,
Campbell,
Hance,
Marshall
and
I'alon.
Canteen
Hjrd,
Tail,
Heale,
A
Mackenzie,
W.
Smith,
Marker
and
N.
Clark-
Transportatjon.-r-3.
F.
Jljitcb
insoii,
Marshall
and
Shaw.
Ruhlicily.-r-J.
Tannock
ijnd
J
Hutchinson,
fleneral
fatigue.
F,
Goodwin
A.
R)ndar,
Hob
James
and
Frank
l'iper.
Mrs.
Francis
Mlllerd
and
fani
lly
wil
leave
al
Hie
end
of
(In)
Week
for
Vancouver
where
they
'will
remain
during
the
summer
vacation
and
possibly
resumj
their
residence.
menl
in
the
March
Assembly
tballi'
".-
preparatory
.Disamwmenl
r.ermany
morally
vs
already
to
Th
1
".
""IT'
following
statement
to
lie
i
considered
;
i
i
....i.-
..r
M.-'lhe
pres
press-
a
member
of
the
League
Council.
Nevertheless,
fiermany
is
not
yet
in
the
portion
of
being
heard
before
the
Council
when
the
Council
con-aiders
M.
I'aul-Honcour's
suggestions,
he
said.
Therefore,
Count
Hernstoff
said,
he
wished
to
declare
before
the
drafting
committee
that
Germany
recognises
the
necessity
for
an
examination
into
the
proposed
methods
of
bringing
rapid
assistance
to
an
attacked
country.
This
examination,
however,
should
not
be
based
on
the.
present
position
of.
armameflt,
which
oqTy
temporary,
mt
should
have
a
jts
sta.rUiJn
point
a
slate
of
general
disarmament,
resuming
from
the
Cot)
fere
nee.
'
t
.
Count
HernslofFs
statement
seeme(r
rather
irrelevant
to
tile
problem
of
uecuring
rapid
assist
ance.
31.
I'aul-Hoiicniir
observed
that
.League
Cbniqiillees,
jp
studying
this
question,
shoiMd
accept
j-ealilies
and
should
not
overlook
the
fact
that
in
the
im
mediate
future
only
partial
dis
armament
was
attainable.
The
Bernstorff
Pan
w.
Count
Hernslorff
declared
thaV
difarmamenl
should
be
based
on
the
principle
that
no
country
houbj
be
powerful
enough
-to
be
able
to
assert
its
strength
gainst
that
of
the
League.
He
Urged,
therefore,
that
League
Stales
should
maintain
such
armament
that
together
they
could
put
at
the
disposal
of
the
League
force
that
would
enable
the
.eajrue
to
execute
its
decisions
against
an
aggressor.
This
prin
rjple
was
not
contested,
and
wil:
2e
specially
welcomed
by
opinotr
income,:.
smaller
countries
which
sserts
thai
the
total
disarma
(pi
(jqodehhamAWrts
CANADIAN
RYE
WHISKY
9
YEARS
OLD
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
Or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
men:
"We
have
cot
to
work-and
the
machinery
is
going,
but
we
have
not
yet
reached
ihe
point
of
establishing
a
scheme
for
world-wide
disarmament."
Continuing,
be
said
that
as
a
pure
?uess
be
did
not
think
the
Disarmament
Conference
could
be
assembled
before
Ihe
end
ol
next
year.
The
Preparatory
Committee
had
taken
two
positive
derisions.
One
was
that
it
was
only
peace
armameuts
that
could
be
limited,
and
in
the
second
jjlarf
it.
vas
understood
'that
w;hen.
tlir
Conference
met
each
Stale
''
would
f-
submit
va
definite
scheme
showing
what
arma
ments
it
needed
both
as
regards
personnel
ami
material,
together
(villi
a
statement
of
Hie
grounds
jn
which
Jt
wa
based.
Control
and
Supervision
Lord
Cecil
further
pointed
out
that
the
Committee
had
added
iwi
olhr
.'chemes
to
its
program
gamely,
pie
control
ami
super-
sion
of
armaments
and
an
in-
fstLgation
into
the
question
of
hemical
warfare.
.Questioned
regarding
the
pos-
llilfily.o(
-a
Voiiferepee
on
naval
armaments
proceeding
at
the
same
time
as
the
present
dis-
rmamenl
discussion.
Lord
Ocit
said
be
thought
that
if
another
conference
were
called
it
might
appear
to
be
competing
with
the
present
discussions,
buL
(hat
hen
thespjiad
got
a
liltl
farther
there
would
he
no
reason
by
certain
phases
of
the
subject
sould
not
lake
a
more
concrete
Orm
while
fittiilg
in
with
such
liscussinns.
He
was
very
much
impressed
with
Hie
necessity
of
joing
slow
witb'Hie
work
of
the
iih-comnifttees.
EXPEDITION
AGAINST
SEA
LIONS
SUCCESSFUL
Glyenchy
K1"
1458
Destroyers
of
Fish
on
Trip
to
Northern
Waters.
VJOTOIUA,
June
21-
Accrfrdimg
to
informatiun
received
by
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fish
eries
the
total
number
Of
sea
Hons
killed
by
the
expedition
sent
against
them
by
the
department
to
date
ts
J.15H.
The
sen
lions
are
a
source
of
great
annoyanrn
to
fishermen
on
account
of
the
havoc
they
causi1
to
salmon,
as
well
as
doing
considerable
damage
In
trawlers,
ju
order
to
eliminate
the
growth
of
the
animals
Ihe
depart
m'nt
an
nually
sends
an
expedition
In
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
Riv
er
Inlet
at
the
breeding
season
The
steam
trawler
Civenchy,
commanded
by
Cap!.
A.
M.
lien
dersnn,
is
Used
for
Hie
purpose
and
In'
addition
to
her
'regular
crew,
she
aln
rarries
np
Hoard
J.
Maiden,
machine
im
expert
from
New
Westminster.
This
Is
Hie
fifth
expedition
which
,lias
been
sent
Into
'thin
area
to
eliminate
Die
sea
linns;
and
It
is
anticipated
that
tlilr
'
Tor?
DAILY
KEvVa
-
"
I
BRINGING
UP
.
FATHER
By
George
McM,,,,
-
''
'
.
r-r
I...
7
SSSttl
P
GERMAN
SCHEME
DISARMAMENT
Have
Powerful
Rations
Deposed,
Enabling
League
to
Operato
Against
Aggressors
In
a
recent
discussion
on
dis
armament
a
ntorp
dejaijed,
Recount
of
the
(erniau
plans
as
proposed
ly
Hernslorff
are
set
forth
In
newspapers
just
arrived.
One
of
these
follows:
Count
Rernstoff
referred
with
satisfaction
to
M.
llriand's
state
I
a
-
ii
I
ment
of
the
small
countries
Is
incompatible,
with
Iher
iluties
ns
l.vague
members.
On
Tue.day
afternoon
-M.
de
Hrouckere
read
in
a
plenary'
meeting
his
report
on
the
activities
of
the
Drafting
Ounmillee.
Kl
'lie
nvost
interesting
feature
is
V
anted
For
Sale
ForJRent
thai
the
report
makc
the
giiild-j
-
ing
principle
for
further
pre-
five
that
the
slup
small
tmats
........r
VtuitxH
yr'fi
iJHsr
sy4h
"
,
a
iTK
in
nie
-vu
iiiuj-
(ii
hip
iiiciil
nuint
be
willing
n
fiibmil
rocky-
-hore
io
me
iiisarmameni
iionrerenee
definite
ami
iuantitative
proposals
as
to
the
measure
of
disarmament
it
is
willing
to
accept.
Lord
Cecil's
Summary
Lord
Cecil
on
leaviiv
fJeneva
for
London
on
the
,
termination
1
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
SPORT
CHAT
Fixtures
for
me
week
arc
a
follows:
Moaday
Senior
Hasehatl,
Urand
'Terminal
vs.
Native
Sons.
Prince.
Rupert
Tennis
Club
finals.
Tuesday
Dominion
Day
Cup
soccer,
Moose
vs.
Cold
Slfir.
age.
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
finals.
Wednesday,
Intermediate
Fool-'ball,
Naval
Reserve
vs.
High
School.
Trap
shooting.
Thursday..--
Senior
baseball,
Cyrus
vs.
Native
Sons,
Yaejil
Club
regatta.
Saturday.
r
Junior
Football,
Hor-
dep
Street
vs.
High
School.
,
-
A
pariicolarly
gninl
baseball
game,
is
I(H(iked
for
In
Hie
malcl.
tonight
.fO,twen
Ihe
Oraild
Ter
niitihls-ait4-
the-
Native
Sons
Oi
Canada..
.Tim
Terminals
lo
their
rirs'l'VimV
of
the
seoson
u.
IheUyros
.
on
Friday
night
am
naturally
eHOUKti
have
aspira
tion
of
improving
their
posltio
al
the
expense
of
Ihe
Sons
to
night.
Hn.vyover,
the
CniitTt&
will
have
ometiing
to
say
abou
hat.
They
have
so
far
met
th.
Terminals
but
4nee
this
sensor
and
were
then
1eaten
only
nfte.
contest
that
was
one
of
tht
season's
closest
and
best
game
i
oiiigni
encounter
gives
pro
mise
of
beinp
eqilally
good.
Tlr
sJnnding
of
the
teams
to
date
W
ns
follows:
V.
V.
Wilkinson
22
II.
Floyd
21
II.
H.
Eastman
27
R.
W.
Cameron
21
W.
L.
Pel
irand
Tiiminals
3
I
?50
Native
Snns
2
2
ROC
tyro
Club
2
t
33:i
BRASS
SPOOW
WINNER
AT
SHOOT
YESTERDAY
Headed
Llsl
with
Score
of
89
at
McNIcholl
Creek
Range
on
.
Sunday
W.
Rrais
waf.
the
,wn)ier
the
le
spoon
spoon
'at
'at
the
the
Vhodt
Vhodt
'of
'of
I
32
30
29
2rt
20
23
TENNIS
GAMES.
2fl
32
2IJ
29
2fl
ol
lb.
First
Norlh
H.C.
Reglmenl
Rifb
Associalum
at
Ihe
McNichoi
Creek
range
ypelenlay.
i
tie
scores
were
as
follows:
200
500
COO
Til
W.
Hrass
L
29
32
2H
K!
It.,
Davidson
..'
30
M.
M.
Lamb
....
25
Following
were
Ihe
result
of
Ihe
games
played
in
Ihe
Prlnci
Rupert
Tennis
Club
touniamen'
yesterday:
Mens
doubles
J.amhic
and
Halfour
iipai
Mackenzie
and
Crulckshiink
ft-l,
fl-2
Men's
Singles
Howard
heal
Marentettp
j'-rt;
fl.j;
f,.t
F.
W.
llarl,
wlio
has
been
nt
landing
a
g'atherliig
pf
old
timer
in
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
oil
Ury
irinee
Chailes
this
morning.
,
-
C.N.It.
C.N.It.
steamer
Prince
Capi.
,V,,jt
Mpl
.I'll
11.
firrivcil
season's
bag
will
prove
n
rreordifrom
Vancouver
al
10.10
litis
one
and
exceed
3,000.
(morning
ep
route
to
Stewart,
Operations
have
been
hindered!
Anyox
and
'
.
Massed
Inlel,
tn'"
by
weather
comlitlons
.and
It
Is'
which
ixmiia
sin.
win
.n
I
I
only
about
one
day
out
of
every,
p.m.
Tbt;.lcamer
left
Vancou-
4.
Xi
.VlHTsT
!
start
July
5.
Hcnt's
Ladies'
j
'
Ready-to-wear,
Third
Avenue,
Phone
1551
or
Oreen
700.
rOR
8AL1
FDR
SALE.
-Young
Rlark
Flejn
ish
(lianl
Rabbits.
Phono
Red
63.
It5
IIAHY
carriage
for
Sale
In
good
condition.
Phone
Hluw
I
IS.
FUJI.
MTV
HE
for
ale.
Applv
hio
Summil
Avenue.
I
1
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Larsen
building
a
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
room
modern
rial
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premle
on
street
Ifoor.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer,
139
Second
Avenue.
OR
RENT.
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
pajd;
one
furnished.
Westenhaver
Hros.
TO
RUNT.
Furnlsheil
WrlglH
llesidenro,
115
Fifth
Ave
Cast.
Reasonable
rent
to
satisfactory
tenants.
Ml
FOR
RENT.
-
Two
modem
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
J:
'URNISHED
Housekeeping
Rooms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
C07.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
MiiMnlIrm
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
Rj:.T.
Furnished
houe.
our
nwnis
and
batji;
close
In.
I'll
one
Illue
337.
IIS
KOR
RENT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
heated.
Apply
Smlti
k
Mallet.
PJA.YOS
for
Renl
al
Irt.fli)
per
monllt
and
up.
Walker'
OR
RENT.Furpished
flat
In
Clapp
Huilding.
Phone
Re
I
251.
I
in
FOR
RENT
3
Room
Cottage.
721
rvefili
Ae.
W.
Phone
Red
713.
IfC
1.AH0E
furnlsliejl
room
for
rrnl.
hath.
I6
Sixth
Avenue
Wesl
LOST.
LOST
-During
the
Shriners'
vis
it
here,
Trombone
Iulo,
left
on
Masonic
Hall
platform:
also
Drum
Slick
lost
off
tru-k
in
transit
to
wharf.
Findei
please
leave
at
Dully
News
Office.
He
ward.
LOS'J'.
Scotch
Terrier.
Finder
please
phone
lied
3
IK.
Reward.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD,
The
Inlander,
83r
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Roorns
and
Furnished
guiles.
Palmer
House.
If
HOARD
ANp
ROOM,"
125
Third
Avenue.
Phone
Red
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RUPERT
TIDES
Monday,
June
21
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June
22
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Ver
op
Saliirday
at
8
o'clock,
A
good
complement
of
paMengcrit
are
anoaru
ror
norlhcrn
and
Is-land
poinls.
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
S,VL1!SLADY
Wanted
to
FETHKJISTOXll
U
OH
A
CO..
the
old
established
firm.
Patent
and
trademarks
In
nil
countries.
Free
booklet.
Vancouver
office
HUH
Holers
jmlld
ing.
Phone
Seymour
3706
Manager.
Ernest
K.
Carver.
rtstUtered
Attorney
Other
offices.
Ottawa.
Washington
and
principal
eilies.
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER
Camp
al
Ukc
Knthlyu
opens
June
20.
For
particular
apply
Mr.
K.
E.
Hirnle.
Smilhers.
H.C.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKHLSJi
LODUl..
near
Terrac.;
meel
nil
trains
giving
Uirough
ronnttctiotf
witJi
lnlge.
Telephone
connected
u
Terraro
J.
)lrur
Johnstone,
manacer.
AUTOMOBILES
A
FURTHER
REDUCTION
IN
Phone
7
Taxi
(Call
Oeorge.
Paul
nr.
Oust)
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tn
all
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Mojor
proiJuris.
WRW:KINi
SKIIVICH
DAY
AND
NIUIIT
Tor
a
ilennniroMon
Phone
&2.
Prices
of
hot
ii
New
and
Ouar-anteed
I
sed
FoilD
CARS
are
now
at
a
new
low
level.
The
National
Time
Payment
Plan
enables
anyone
with
a
.reasonable
Income
lo
afford
Ihe
comfort
and
convenience
a
car
affordii.
Ask
,
S.
Ev
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealer
k
219
Second
Avenue.
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I.itbia
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uue
of
th
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finest
mineral
waier
koown
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for
rheomallsm.
Ooo.I
fly
nm'V,
fishing
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ralnbovc
trout
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Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empre
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
am
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Jluy.
Sell
and
Exs
change
New
and
Secondhand
Oobds.
QEO.
PAPADOPULOS
Third
vo
Ohone
GOOD
EATS.
Opposite
Henson's
SludlO,
Third
Avenue.
REAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs.
I'nger,
proprJetress.
I'honer
H'ack
700,
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
o.00
a
load.
Dry
Fir
W0d
lfl.50
a
load.
Ciit
to
any
length;
,
Klndllno,
$7.00
a
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
.
$7.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
black
401,
Seal
Cope.
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