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annual
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the
Prince
nunV.
U
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KWiLT
VSES3
JiJa
-
CVr
.
SMjJ
Wowing?
and
Yacht
Club
yesterday
was
a
decided
success.
The
weather
was
ideal
and
a
larte
crqwd
of
adults
arid
chHdreri
were
on
liand
early
to
enjoy
Hi.
hospitality
of
the
club
atid1
wit
ness
tli
races.
Tlie
various
events
went
off
smoothly
and
were
keenly
contested.
The
Hoys'
Hand;
under-handma-ier
Wilson
rendered
selections
during
Hi
afternoon
and
evening:.
Ikelfglit
ful
refreshments
were
served
in
buffet
style
Jo
the
visitors
under
the
supervision
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
Richmond,
St.
Regis
Cafe,
The
officials
and
members
of
the
club
worked
with
a
will
and
their
combined
efforts
re
suited
in
the
regatta
being:
votej
by
the
many
visitors
one
of
the
most
.
enjoyable
snorting:
events
t-Vrr
Staged
in
the
city.
The
races
resulted
a
follows
Gas
Boat
Races
t.ruiser
handicap
for
uga
cup-ll
Inlander
(Don
CreraH
;
2.
Olifer
F.
Allen;.
Open
boaj
handicap
for
Yacht
Club5
cup.-i
1,
Hur
HeJ
(Jbc
Scqltj;
2.
Xadine
(Dr.
Tre-inayne.
?peed
boat
race,
open
to
all.
1.
Mig
(r.
11.
L.
Alexander);
2.
Poinsellla
II
(R.HHensonl.
Relay
Race.
Four
boats
to
flotilla.
Wylo
leading,
lr.
J.-
M
AVest's
flotilla
won.
The
members
in
the
winning
flotilla
iri-cluded
Louis
Amadio,
N.
I)ag-leish
and
fyd
Thompson.
Rowing
Races'
Mlied
doulile.
I.
Mis
Gwen
Palmer
and
Kred
Kergin.
2.
Mr.
and
rMrs.
G.
A.
Klrkendall.
Men's
doubles.
1.
Kirkendall
and
Flarr.
2.
and
lVed'Ker-
gin-
Ladies'
Singles.
Mrs.
C.
A
Kirkendall.
2.
Mrs.
K.
V.
Allei.
Men's-
singles,!:
V.
Watt.
-2.
KrVd'
Kergin.
The
officials
responsible
foi
the
success
of
(lie
regatta
included'
Alex.
McDonald;
prejideni
and;
gpheral
convener;
John
Lindsay,
vice-president;
Alex.
MeRaeV
secy.-lreasurer;
Dr.
W
T.
Kergin,
George.
Rorte,
IV.
E.
Uenson
and
DK
J.
P.
Cade.
The
regatta
commillee
comprised
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade,
chairman;
Geo.
Rorir,
official
tiiiie
keeper;
R.
E.
iien-soh;
jhdge
ahd
starler;
Dr.
W.
T.
KV'rgiri,
competing
hoats;
John
Liifdsay,
chairman
of
coure;
Alexf
McRae,
entertainment
and
riMliliVil..'
I
II
;Th'....
m:.t
Hanson
and
Percy
Tinker,
Jud-pes.
Shep.
Thompson,
carelake'r,
rendered
yeornah
service
lurin
the
day.
Lunler
for
the
erection
ol
the
band
stand
was
contributed
by
Albert
&
McCafery
and
th-refreshment
tent
was
loaned
by
the
Lips-tt-Cunninghaih
Com-
pany.
NATIVE
SONS
LEAD
LEAGUE
Defeated
Oyrcs
In
Close
Game
by
Scbre"1
of
3'
to
2
Last'
flight
Hy
defeating
the
Gyros
in
a
J
keenly
contested
Senior
League
.ba'seliall'
game
last
nlfclfl,
by
a
Ifcore
of
3-2,
the
Sons
of
Canada
climlK-d
to
the
top
of
the
league,
It
was
a
good
game
throughout
and
the
large
crowds
of
fans
in
attendartccf
got
full
valued
for
.their
money,
In
the
first
Innings
Halfour
and
I
arquliaY,
for
the
Ports,
hi
Schenkler
for
a'
lwri
bagger
fdl
loweij
immediately
Ijy
the
Gyro
scoring
two
runs
in
the
same
in
jtnlngs.
Lam
bio.
pilching
for
the
;ons,
ana
.cnenKiPr
lor
ine
tiy.
ios,
did
good
work,
Tlie?
ffelding
,
and
support
by
both
learns
was
excellent,
throughout
the
play
.
Joe
Scott'
umpired
the
game.
Folhiwln'g
were
the
teams:
r-ons
or
uanaaa.
iiaiidur
c
Lambie
n;
V,
Menzies
lb;
Fac-
iuhar
2h
WMllchell
;
II
fMenzies
3h;
Ratchford
cf;
Clapp
If;
(lurvlch
rf.
Gyros.i-MpKeown
c;
Kchlenke
vP;
Frinzell
lb;
George
Mllchell
:l'h;
Morund
ss;
Haveland
3ti
J"u
1
1
oe:h
cJ;
Hill
Jf;gkinnpr,
r
f
:
G.
W.
McKay,
manager
of
II
"Dominion
Telegranh
office,
ha
refu"rne'dj;rb
m
'
a
lliree-we'ek'
va
cation
to
Ldmonlnn
and
vicinity
-Ashcroft-Journal.
SPORT
GHAT
Tlie
Cold
Storage
and
Moose,
finalists
in
the
Dominion
Dy
Cuj
series,
will
have
another
go
or
being
.a
very
Interesting
on
with
speculation
rifr
as-to
who
will
get
the
thin
edge
of
the
wedcre
in
for
the
cily
title.
The
Moose
will
line
up
the
following
leam:
Hawthorn;
.
Fkinner
and
Murray;
Mitchell,
Currie'
and
Hhnter;
.libdgkinson,
Macinde
war.
Gurvich,
Itaker
and
Tinker:
reserves.
While,
Hamilton
and
Mack.
What
a
scramble
there
is
in
he
National
League!
The
sixth
place-
team
is
just
three
and
one-
half
games
out
of
first
place.
and
the
team
on
the
third
run;?
is
a
game
and
a
half
off
the
leaders.
What
a
contrast
between
the
National
and
the
America!
In
the
latter
the
rocketing.
Haginenr
are
nine
games
ahead
of
their
nearest'
rivals,
the
Whie
Sox,
while
iq
tlie
Heydler
wheel
there
are
only
ten
games
hetween
the
lop
learn
and
the
tail-enders.
It's
the
greatest
race
the
National
Lea
gue
has
fceji
jn
years.
,.-
-
MISS
MITCHELL
AND
H
HOWARD
WIN
IN
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
Following
were
the
results
of
thV
fjnal
games
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
tournament
last
night:
Ladies
gjngles
flli
Mitchell
heat
Miss
Kiel
7-5;
C-0.
Meji'M
Singles
R.
Howard
beat
A,
ll.Carmichael
C-8;
C-3;
6-3.
nSH
ARRIVALS
Four
American
and
five
Cana
dian
lioals'sold
a
lolal
of-K8,200
pounds
of
halihut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Of
this
total,
30,300
pounds
was
American
and
51.700
pounds
Canadian
raught-4tsh:
PHtre
averaged
around
i5c
and
Kc
for
American
ami
14c
and
8&
for-
Canadian
fish.
-
'
The
arrivals
wey
.
j,.
'
'
American
Renahee'K.OOo
pounds
to
Atltn
Fisheries.
Hallic
13,00
pounds
to
Cana
dian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Eastern
pdiht
5,500
pounds
to
Hooth
Fisheries.
Mars
10,000
pounds
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
Hrant
7,500
pounds
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
HMetr
11.000'
pOhnds
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
.
P.
Dorreen
12,000
pounds
to
Hooth
TIsheries.
Kewilfe
20,00f('
pounds
ttr'Cah-
adian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Go.
!wing
1,200
pounds
to
Allfn
Fisheries,
..
t
Of
Constipation
is
A
Bad
Liver
at
it
this
evening
when
ttiryj
tx"
troubled
with
nsy
liw.
nl
uf-
meel
In
the
ouen
ins
same
of
the.
""
w
Mobley
Cup
or
city
championship
soccer
schedule.
In
view
of
the
clos
manner
in
which
these
teams
have
been
'...running,
lately,
the
match
tonight
gives
promis
Mr.
Jas
Borheir,
Kflnon.
B.OL,
mrittst-r"
Fst
ttnr
Team
I
tv
I
HEARD
ABOUT
Miiburn's
lai
a
tnd
hre
been
greatly
improred
viae
I
ft&rted
to
tie
them.
I
cannot
rerommesd
them
too
hifMy
to
ur
oae
who
it
troubled
with
tbeir
UrVr."
inibarn'
Lt
Liver
Pill
are
aot
a
new
and
natried
remedr.
They
have
beea
on
the
market
for
the
part
i!
year:
put
op
only
br
TV
T.
iliitcrn
Co,
Limited,
T
unfile
OnL
MINISTER
OF
LANDS
IS
VISITING
CONSTITUENCY
Mr.
Pattullo
Arrived
Thla
Morn
ing
and
Will
Spend
Three
Week
In
North
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattqlh.
minister
of
lands
and
metnlter
for
Princr
Rupert
in
the
provincial
Icfriidn-lure,
arrived
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rujfert
this
morning
in
Ufe
i-.uif-hr
a
three
weekV
visit.
IhrougliOut
his
ront
i.'uency.
This
morning
Mr.
Pattullo
conferred
wfth
officers
or
tli
local
Liberal
Association
and
will
leave'
toimoraw
morning
for
Ter
race.
Returning
on
Sunday
Mr.
Pattullo
will
leave
n
Monday
for
Haieltp
motoring
through
I
Prince
"(ieorge
and,
returning
tn
tlie
cily,
will
go
north
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,
and
thenre
to
the
Jueen
Ciiarlotte
Islands.
CROP
OUTLOOK
ON
PRAIRIES
IS
GOOD
SAYS
F.
G.
DAWSON
Prospects
are
for
a
bumper
wheat
crop
on
Hie
prairies
this
DAWSON,
June
25.
Evidences
of
a
camp
fire
and
wrecked
raft
above
the
twin
falls
and
the
can
yon
on
tlie
noulh
fork
of
the
Stewart
River
reported
by
Indians
and
prospectors
lejtd
tlie
police
Id
believe
that
Dan
Gleeoin
pioneer
prospector,
missing
since
ne
ten
here
last
fall
by
the
overland.
Go6d
coffee
will
glorify
a
(
J2i
Plr'
andwich.
Poor
coffee
can
jjtsi
spoil
a
feast.
Your
assurance
"
'
"
'
V
anted
For'
Sale
For
Rent
OVERLOADED
GASBOAT
CAPSIZED,
RESULTING
.IN'
DROWNING'
OF
MAN
!
The
tody
of
August
H.
Norlm,
year,
ulates
i
.
ft.
DaWson.
w
io-tmki,
j
returned
home
yestenlay
after-1
noon
followinjc
a
Jrip
to
Montreal
where
he
alleiidud
a
meetiniir
of
llicirl1r"ecloii
of
the
-Canadian
National
Railw'ay.
1'here
was
a
hea-tytwO-
ilay
rainfall
recently
whirl!
was
particularly
timely
In
the
M'Ulhrrji
prairies,
where
It
,was
hadly
needed.
DAWSON
PROSPECTOR
IS
FEARED
DROWNED
Traces
of
Camp
Fire
ahd
Wrecked
Raft
Are
Found
on
Stewart
River
,
hn
was
drwne
at
Prt
Ole-ments
on
June
I
J.
when
a
ga-oline
hoat
capti"'d.
has
of
I
ye
lM-en
rer-rerel.
Norlm,
had
a
ranch
a!
Tori
Fraer.
whs
etnplytd
a
n
pipe
fitter
a!
!re
Port
Clement
i
sawmill.
He
had
iakitr
s
load
of
pipes
t
Hie
ShanHon
Hay
cannery
f
r
Uthe
work
anI.
tn
his
reture.
IkkmI
in
front
ofj
the
Port
Cteinents
wharf
the
argo
on
the
small
tot
shiften,
and
(K
bnattOnfed
over.
XotWnc"
further
was
seen
of
Rorlin
wfife
was
uhmarrUI
anl
aliout
35
lit-
Co
ears
of
ag.
SIRi
Miti
THORNTON
DUE
HERE
IN
AUGUST
head
or
Canadian
Waltonal
Will
Be
Making
Hit
Annual
Inspection
Tour
of
Western
Lines.
In
the
course
ot
(iim
annual
tour
pf
insjiectiou
of
western
line.
Kir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
expects
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
in
August.
Sir
Henry
so
informed
F..G.
DawMin,
Hritish
Odumbia
director
of
the
C.
N.
R.,
who
re-turnetl
from
Montreal
yeterday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS.
Prince
Rupert
George
Hurton,
P.
Haxter.
H.
Myers,
Roy
r..
Vrrht,
C
S.
AVil
',ms,
J.
E.
Merryfiehl.
il.
Slier
M.
Holston.
J.
K.
Mar
enzie,
II.
A.
Cornwall,
George
(.
Rodgers.
K.
Huchanan,
D
Murmy
and
II.
G.
Harwood,
Vati-
."Oliver;
A.
H.
.Mhllory.
.Port
Cle
ments;
Mi
M.
Hngimh.
Pkiilegalej
John
!oin,
Port
Edwurd;
Mrn.
fc.
a.
Dmniti!tmd
and
sw;
m
XevsiroVcf
Van
Hrancc'jKieo
newar,
ummertand;
G.
Jl.
Reid
and
E.
11.
Harelay.
Vernon;
L.
K
Horian
and
Gharies
V.
I(owitiai
Lou
Angele;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Harking,
AVinntpeg;
I.
Viennet
Prince
Ruperi,
Central
Mrs.
F.
Dowuer
and
C.
V
tiowner,
KakaUon;
J.
Halter
:.N.lt.
.
GJt.ll.
steamer
Prlure
Hiineri
Pa
pi.
H.
Nedden,
docked
at
lO.iO
this
uiorniiig
from
Vancouver
and
way
ports
en
route
to
Stew
art
and
Atiyox
for
which
point
slie
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
tin
aflernoon.
The
following
nas-
seugers
del.arked
here:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Murciiixori,
Miss
M.
Murchi
son,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Mrs.
W
Keith,
Mrs.
F.
ScadTlen,
Miss
F
h.
N.
bmitli,
Mlsa
Framplon,
iiowtiottiam.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
F.
D
llilligan,
R.
Milligim,
F.
Millignn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mclvnr.
Me
nn.
Mrs,
GrismeA
A.
Ross,
Mr.
an.:
Mrs.
Harker
,
apf
faml))',
I..
I)
i.ong,
v.,n.
mciiardson,
Mr,
and
?irs.
r.
D.
Hiiinjug,
Mr.
and
Mr.
naie,
Mr
A.
i:.
R.
paion
and
son.
Mrs.
Williams,
Mi
E.
Rirhard-son,
Mrs.
and
Miss
VandeYsllrc.
Mrs.
Ilrid,
Mrs.
Williamson.
Mr
and'
.Mrs.
Holland!
J:
F.
Graham.
Mrs.
R.
C.
Mark,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
T.
WilkMso,,,-
P.
J;
Job;
mn
R
Clark,
J.
A.
R"0i,
WJImer
Ross.
For
Anyox:
v
o.
Johnston?,
p
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lurv
rnt
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Phone
Red
C07.
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RENT.
Furbished
fiv
room
house
for
July
ami
August.
Phone
Green
16.
119
FOR
RENT.
Furnished
hotise
keeping
suite',
Musallerr.
Apartments.
Phone
til.
tf
FOR
RENT
Four
hot
water
heated.
&
Mallet.
room
stille.
ApplyRmlti
PIANOS
for
Rent
at
J.n0
ner
month
and
up.
Walker'
Musi
Shore.
LOST.
LOST
Wire
bread
basket,
fallea
from
ear.
Finder
please
re
turn
to
Eleirtc
Ilakery.
Re.
wowl.
i7
LOST.
HngllMi
bull
dog,
while
and
tan.
Finder
please
noiif
K.
H.
luty.
Halmoral
Cannery,
MISCELLANEOUS
JOIN
Provident
Mutual
lienefil
Association
(Inc.
.
Vln?j
completed
will
xive
it
mem
bers
13000
projection
against
loss
of
life
from
any
cause,
Not
affiliatM
with
any
other
asxoeialion
or
society.
Orvan
Jxer.
Room
51,
Prince
Rupert
Hold.
149
UMMER
Camp
at
Lake
Kathlyn
opens
Jdne
20.
For
particular
apply
Mr.
K.
E.
Hirnie,
Smfthers.
H.n.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LA
K
ELSE
LODGE,
near
Terrace.
visit'
Lakelse
lithia
Hot
Springs.
Lithia
is
one
of
(lit
finest
mineral
waters
known
for
rheumatism;
(Gorid'
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
front
in
Lakelse
lakV
arid'
rK'rr.
Motor
meet
all
trains
gltintf
through
connection
wllh
Lodge.
Telephone
connected'
to
Terrace
J.
Hrtlce
Johnstone,,
manager
BOARD
AND
ROOM.'
HOARD;
The
Inlander,
R.m
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
H0A71I),V
Rooms
and
Furnished
Hiiues.
t'atmer
House.
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Ain,
RtKtM,
25
Third
Avenue.
Phone
lied
3.10,
Miss
Sponger,
J;
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Wilson,
F
L.
Housley.
For
Stewart:
Jos
Meyer,
J.
lluriiell,
J.
D.
Little
page
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
Article.
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Losiand
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Found,
4
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PATENT
ATTORNEYS
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&
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Prtees
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lu
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w
and
Gitar-
anteed
I
ed
FhRD
CARS
are
now
at
a
new
low
level.
The
National
Time
Payment
Plan
enable
anyone
with
a
reasonable
iHeome
to
afford
the
eomfart
and
eoateniertf
i
affords.
Ask
j
8.
C.
PARKER
LTD.
Deater
219
Keeond
Avenue.
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
George.
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
8een
Passenger
Stiide
jhakers
at
vour
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Mesker
Block'.
Across
from
Empress
llolel.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
ltenson's
Studio,
Third
Avenue.
HEAL
HOME
COOKED
M
ItAEF
Mrs.
Fnger,
proprietress.
Phone
II'Mck
700.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
Jluy.
Sell
and
Ex
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
39
Third
Ave.
Phone
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WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
IC.on
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
fO.50
a
load.
Cot
to
any
length.
Kindling,
-.()()
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
7,00
a
load.
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