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CANADIAN
RYE
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9
YEARS
OLD
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iorn.
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TAIE
X"1lA
Uial
rluii
A
I'M
klui
dif..
i-
Vatv
ii.'f
.
H
drain
Ida.
morning,
went
off
wllhnul
a
hitch
and
re.
lleeird
predil
upon
the
organ
i-
At
an
early
hour
(he,
Hoy'
Hand,
under
handinaler
Wilson,
Mere
lir
11
nil
their
melodic
heralded
le
beginning
of
a
per
fect
oar.
Prtiutdlv
at
U-30
aju.
the
kiddle
were
marshalled
in
marching
formation
and,
headed
by
(he
liny'
Hand,
proreed!
to
I
he
exhibition
ground
where
candies
were
ditrihiitcd
to
them
with
a
laviffti
hand.
Immediately
after
the
distribution
of
candy
Ihe
youngsters
participated
in
itlecn
Mrting
eenl.
all
of
whirh
fff
keenly
contested
le.
fore
a
good
crirwd
of
parents
and
friend
of
the
young
alhlele.
The
Junior
football
male
h
be
tween
th
young
fim
of
Canada
ami
the
young
son
of
England
and
Seotland
wa
the
next
item
i
inleresl.
re
til
ted
tn
a
lie
.re
The
nature
of
the
Kame
may
(
judged
from
the
-ror.-
and
the
crowd
on
hand
ki
treated
lo
many
thHIU.
liordnu
Virrerk
rtrd
Iwm
jrnsl
for
1
ngland
and
f"llaid
while
lirnn
Hunt
Hie
hero
for
ihe
ii-am
repreenlhiit
Canada,
'ieorge
Wo
1
1
ft
h
arte,
I
a
referee.
The
aettall
rame
rtweei
Keiehikan
and
Prince
Hupeii
in
Hie
afiernM
reultel
in
a
mm
n(
IK-5
in
faor
of
ihe
iitor.
Tht
Drill
Turn
One
of
Ihe
pteainr
feature
nf
lite
ilar
enirrUtnmenl
wa
Ihe
tierfuriiianre
.if
Ihe
Prinee
ltii(Mrt
Hijrli
SfhNil
iirt
drill
team.
uiJer
Ike
leadership
of
Alei
Miiehell
The
team
ier-
aavieett
ivareai
rooTterton
act.
HID,
ori
i'
nu
.mutm
at
4M1.
Untiled,
(m4ii
fitr.
n-
ttul
II
Im
wiOrr
'.
M
iim
-.
J
l
lnM4ea
IUl
MtwHr
f
I'uUIh
nti
l
illlltl
oa
Mrl
111
the
i
n.
m
niOB
rn
KranL
k..
.
,,mii.ji
f
tbm
XI
Uta
NtBI
'
formed
011
the
field
in
the
afler-!
noon
and
in
the
e.xliilllinn
hall
duriiur
tin-
hall
al
niftltt.
Thj
ntoeniitU
of
tue
team
were
iMTferl
and
tie
many
pyramid
formation
weiv
Hrforniei
nap-pily
and
with
much
jtrace.
The
wbnlf
pefrormaufe
reflected
preal
rfeitii
on
totb
the
fifleen
irl
taktnir
pari
anil
upon
Alex.
Ullrbell,
Uodr
trainer.
The
team
eonipried
a
follows:
Alex
Vtilfhell
trainer,,
and.
the
Laura
Kri.iell.
Jean
lir'iev
ileader
,
Winnie
TJionipcon
(!briie
MrLeiMi,
Catherine
lr-
1ne.
Kvelyn
Dalhy.
Ijjey
O
llrien.
Mary
Waller.
Aleita
McKinley,
Ada
JUioshor.
Irene
.MorriooM,
trKinia
Hiel,
Julia
Waller
Vera
rtuiilh
and
Alice
Sjienfer.
The
Hoininion
Hay
fixdhali
final
hetufen
the
Mooe
and
Canadian
Fih
A
Cold
Kloraue
recoiled
in
a
win
for
the
former
of
3
pual
lo
I.
The
game
wat
keenly
fonteoled
and
furnUhtit
lle
fan
with
exettemeut
in
KI).
Fhe
haetall
game
in
the
etenintr
letween
Kelrhikan
ana
PrtiH-e
Hupert
resulted
in
another
win
for
Ihe
vj.ilor
hy
a
forei
of
-0.
Grand
Batl
In
itle
of
the
warm
weather
a
tHH-i
erowd
wa
in
attendanee
at
the
grand
hall
whirh
wn
a!
fill
ma
whvl-up
to
the
Utt
day.
The
floor
wa
in
exrellenl
hajf
and
Ihe
many
fox
trot,
one-tep.
and
wallte
ptayei
by
Arthur
augmented
orelieotra.
rooitiiiK
of
ix
piece,
were
thoroushly
enjoyei.
It.
K.
Hen
Min
aete1
a
maler
of
eeremon-
ie
and
kept
thes
ilanfer
on
their
tiwn
lliroushoul
the
eenin
The
(Nttmniltee
renilile
fori
the
uffe
of
the
dance
fom-
W
Wl
.......
,
IW
um
")
OiMtn
mt
rrieirii
n.
r..
iM-iini,
cuairuian.
ritrlune,
J.
Worn,
h
uf
1
tk
mmi
immi
Mrf
rrrii
NjSaJMiijrtn
and
ieor?e
ArnolL
m
m
w
"
iw
w
ilw
A
feature
worthy
of
peril
aiurk
.
o
"
twmiroiiir
nxnlinn
u
Ihe-
rerrenlinif
nl
if
w.
i
jii
iiti-ii
iiwipiii
m
marxe
n
mr
,iaii?
iw
fciti"
t..
,...l,l..ll
1
Tl..
1.11.
in.imijl
J'"'
wmntrr
11
ton
i
au-t.ai
t'Bti
.
"j.,.
L
rrlm
Vii
lurtM.rrturu'
I
rr.
H
Mtir
irmt
Vrnt
appnitulelr
Ixrtl-
aad
U4r
Iktl
arirr
Ik
11.
..r
uaia
inu
ue
dw
of
On
nubl)"i
..I
M
ooore
tbe
Ukmi
Hl
iii
JM.
lwea.
ui
thr
Minote;
'
PofcHf
worvi
ai
am
or-
Ik
in
Ibf
'
n.
it
"P1
IMMII
M
tie
mu
ami
!r
-
"lrwt
law
Mid
wharf
aM
airv
n
'
in
hiuv.
Imik)
ai
wifT,
DrlliOl
ColuaabU.
,a,.u,a
M.v
tM.irVI
ott
,,,,f
tT
WATtR
NOTICE.
Dlttraloa
a
Dm.
erlllkti
b4umtlt
iiuated
on
the
ground
floor,
next
lo
the
platform,
had
hei.
arliolieally
and
prelLil)
ilecorale'l
wilh
green
and
white
streamer
uended
from
the
eeilinR
with
fe(Min
of
irreen
and
whil
Ireamer
upended
therefnim,
The
table
were
alo
decoralfd
in
the
color
of
the
team
the
hiemher
nf
which
wailed
at
.7t"
a,u'
iMr
pread
were
m
a
rubir
(11
rrdecoratel
in
the
aim
efiecl.
It
hciiKl
r
i'-'
"I
.
BM,r2..
II.m
Uni.ral
eoiireiii.il
of
ib
r-.
niiiraie
111
;
ninion
li,,
t
the
Vefrelimenr
m.ib
i
ihvm
Mvr.
The
aier
ni
i
j
Pool
h
wa
one
of
the
prejtieet
r'nraVt-n
in
(he
city
in
a
long
linos.
ir.lta'
;..l.:,Uner?!'n.ber
of
the
team
w
iwm
w
U"
'
ied
a
!;
reponible
for
te
lie
!'",L
'...Vi'ILafft
Tw
iJitrV
Vai
and
operation
of
llie
h
Vn
wJIUim
.
"imfaiuttf.'ihejia.aa-
it
U
he"
.M1V
'
Marffrtrrfrruliaii
am
tea
a
riltul
iha
lf
flf
tj
ibTwii.-
iie...rw
ai
vnnr
n.iirt.
(
captain
:
Helen
(.rant,
l-rli.irwnl
BulliIinaT.
inii.
m--.
,
in
Ihirtv
1a
arier
Ihj
Tirl
aparaiH-
Sale
1
lu'l"-0"
'
B""r'
Ml
Juw
.'
.
lr."'"..?'
W"
Wln
drarrlUH
Uclmm.enrm
al
Lj!2&
!Sa
-te'SSn.'
We
;
n
ruin.,
arlr
MUmiiia
J
,"r,il
lilt
canama.
A,,piirant.
lr
wniluin
Alfred
.Uower,
Otli1
sin
nrn,
ht
-I
no
TICK.
J
1
"T
""I
-
...iiai
ln
ffriP
In
I"
Vueen
CharWle
Ot.irjr
.
fierltririle
Siicrariory
of
Vlll
K'f
wver
.StrhtL
Oil
I
aim"
'",'
land
haviM
beeli
r"
J.
irilluii
a.v
liitrnn.Ni
lo
I,7,,
-Vt
ilcatltin
!Tr,
rrwia;i
I
""
hi
Ilia
Mair.ty
The
klna
T,
i
r,!
tnal
felirua
1
B.C.,
Ill
June
u
r
MtrlFiin
R'flitrr
of
TW11.
aid.
Kvelyn
Macdonald
and
Ki
ovtawawwT
UQQoa
act."
Mallet
t
AsalltaUa
fee
r
tkanaa
1
May
'-...''
.,.L"B.
J"
JET
"'r
ThompMin.
Myra
Harvey,
iui-
I!la
ihe
..mM.iw-r
r
vvaier
H'rt'.j.rine
Harvey,
Dorothy
Macdon-
It'n
flepbens
(cashier).
In
a
huninrou
peich
at
the
"
"V"fi!ni
n'
vri
'
Vn".ni.,ai,
Lawrence
Kuhley.
manager
Bt
11.
snti.
awnt
I
Ketchikan
haehall
f
ihi
vJlUIK
lano
ct.
jltam,
thanked
the
people
or
ine
n.u...r
i.ui..VA;.i,ui..M.ua,fity
for
the
splendid
reception
:
PrtBN.nhey
had
received
and
the
many
&rl"?,RT
JfES
rfjjiocl
of
hospi.ali.y
be.owed
upon
HTWr
l
u
'SJ31
&
.them
while'
g.teits.
At
the
con-K
"r.
-1
....
r.nn
elusion
of
the
speech,
Mr.
Kuhley
J.?iJ.-i
im,
nHl.
of
vanrmirer.
iialroduced
Mr.
and
Mr.
Slewarl.
of
Kelrhikan,
who
had
been
married
jul
prior
lo
the
ear,ie,-Prinres
Cliarlotle
leaving
for
here,
their
trip
be
I
up
part
of
their
honeyuuxm.
The
siM'akor
then
presented
Ihe
'happy
eouple
wilh
a
bouquet
and,
to
the
train
of
the
"Wedding
March,"
Ihe
assembly
hinifhed
'drouri.l
the
hall.
Nollre
In
Vrrbr
t
day
f
Juiix
nexl.
llie
umleralinied
InlMirt
lu
awlr
lo
Hi
Utlimr
Control
Board
for
a
It
ini
In
reHTl
of
pnnla
Jje'na
Sari
iif
llw
Miiwmr
k..n
at
ownii
rail
hotel
a
o
tm
rf
m
?.
T.;wn
ef
Jlrean
lU.
mun
lUe
lauu
drrriled
at
1
ot
"o
11.
Ktiwe
.
"
WMrlrt.
Map
V.
Ilil.
If.
ind
Hert.lralK
IMalrlrl,
In
il
"rVortnre
.f
Hrltlah
ColnmWa
tnr
ihe
iile
f
beer
'
":.
S
14111
uww
w
1
"
-JSTud
in-
1.
T?ltifot.
per
C
J-
Barter.
Trrer.
Heavy
liitting
and
nuperior
fielding
gave
Jeteliitan
two
eay
vlflone
over
Prince
Jlupei
in
Hie
Dominion
Day
bWiiall
er-
ie.
The
afternoon
game,
a
looms
aflair,
reulled
in
va"
erore
of
18
to
5
and
IJie
eveningf
pame.
winch
wa
much
better
in
play,
ended
in
a
9-0
hut-oul
against
Ihe
local.
The
I'rinre
Rupert
team
in
both
pame
wa
clearly
out-
flaed.
Klnwrer
a
the
hat,
tii
vuilf.ro
played
air
lislil
hall
in
the
field.
lickney
wh
(he
firt
pitcher
for
1'rinre
It
u
pert
in
(be
afler-nood
hut
he
wa
Jerked
in
th
third
inning
afler
Ihe
vii(ors
had
touched
hirn
for
a
number
of
till,
including
a
three
bagger
and
a
home
run,
and
five
run.
Oliver
llaveland
wa
then
placed
in
the
box
but
be
wa
unable
to
Mop
the
Mugger
from
the
north
While
the
local
pifcher
.were
eai!y
found
by
the
tlfciling
bat
men,
they
were
given
weak.
up
port
by
l
hi
field
where
there
were
many
error.
The
batting
of
the
viilnr
would
have
won
the
game
in
epite
of
thi
for
ther
poled
out
no
e
than
thre.'l
home
run
and
were
continually
hitting
the
rock
pile
on
Ihe
near
ide
for
two-baggerx.
II.
L.
Woinble
pitched
the
firt
pain-for
Ihe
viitnr
but
it
wa
th
"iipport
of
hi
field
that
doed
Ihe
local
more
than
the
pitch
ier'
work.
There
were
a
nuinWr
of
double
play.
The
N-aui-
were
a
follow:
Ketchikan
l.e
Arnold,
If.;
A.
K.
Kllenburjr.
rf.;
It.
Harri.
.;
L.
R.
Stewart,
cf.:
C-Milehell,
e.:
William
Wall.
2h.;
Kuhley,
lb.;
J.
F.
H'nnett..3b.;
H.
'
Womlde,
i.
I'rince
Hupert.
S.
Moran.
.;
Pern,
rf.;
W.
Milciiell,
cf.;
I
Hatfour.
e.;
O.
llaveland.
3b.;
W
Lambie
ie.
If.;
V.
Meniie.
lb.;
uhar.
h.:
W.
Stickney,
p.
Farqut
Score
inning:
,
t
S
3
t
6.
"H
9
Kel
kan..
0
I
S
I)
I
!
I
!
318
p.
!l
fl
0
II
0
0
3
O
Evening
Game
Wilh
Sehenkler
in
Ihe
box,
the
local
held
Ihe
visitor
lo
three
run
in
Ihe
evening
game
until
Ihe
northerner
broke
loose
in
the
Menti
and
(act
inninp
witn
an
orgy
of
slugging
which
ii
eluded
a
homer,
two
bagger
an
i
two
ingle
whirh
Metled
them
(ilxTun
and
dahed
any
hope
the
local
iniphl
have
had
ot
Lmaking
a
lat
innine
rally.
Some'
had
fielding
by
the
local
added
to
Iheir
rout
in
thi
frame.
On
the
whole,
the
evening
game
wa
much
superior
to
that
of
thr
afternoon,
the
lofalthfjng
muc
improved
in
field
work-.
all
hougti
table
dreaed
jn
nrfn
and
white
U)ey
!Pernei
unable
to
hit
and
dree.
The
menu
canl
weie
lnejr
vjSiis
i0
,e
bae
wer.i
wrillen
on
large
cardboard
maple
f(,w.
and
far
,etWOen
and
(heydul
not
pet
very
far.
Air
tight
fielding
again
featured
the
game
of
Ihe
vUilors.
Art
Hydler
pitched
for
the
Kelrhikan
team
and
kepi
ine
iorai.
gui'MHK.j
ThV
evenlhg
;tealuv
were
a
follows
:r
.
.
lie
'Arnold.
3b.:iV.'r.
Klien-
Stewartlf;
iC.
Mitcae,y.,-c.;
win.,
liam
Wall,
2b.;
F.
II.
Kuhley.
lb.;
IL
Irnberry,
rf.;
Art
Cydler,
p.
Vrinre
Hupert.
S.
Moran.
I'erry,
rf.;
W.
Mitchell,
cf.;
1.
Halfour.
c;
C.
Scbenkler,
p.;
O.
llaveland,
3b.;
W.
I.amlde.
If.;
V.
Meniies,
lb.;
J.
Farquhar,
2b.
1
2
3
1
5
0
7
Kelrhikan
...
0
1
1
fi
1
0
G
9
Prince
Hupert
fl
0
0
0
0
0
0
l
iV-lJiport
and
lied
Hoberlson
umpired
bolh
gahie.
mm
FTto
k.
fk
t
fc
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AMES
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Weather
Conditions
Dominion
Day
in
I'nnce
Hubert
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velehrated
in
grand
uml
gloriou
manner
elerdny.
The
mi
shone
with
regal-peit-dor
am!
every
nian
nnd
In
wife
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lo
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a
few
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pirn
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liy
(he
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Son
or
Canada,
and
11001e
wa
di;i'jMin(ed.
The
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program
uf
entertainment
a(
Acropolis
Hill,
which
extended
fnm
.:(
n.m.
veslerdav
imlrninir
imlil
J,
cany
nniirn
or
tin
Outclassed
Locals
In
Dominion
Day
Cup
Series
Score,
18
to
6
and
9
to'nll
MALKINsi
I
BEST
J
The
Mooe
wrestel
the
Dom
inion
Day
cup
from
the
Cold!
Sl.iape
aggregation
in
a
bard.
fame
of
football
yeslenlay
after
noon
by
a
score
of
3
goals
to
l.j
.
large
crowu
wiinessea
iue:
matrh
which
was
a
Rood
one.
The
Moose
playing
the
downgrade
scored
from
a
penalty.
taken
by
S.
."urrie,
a
few
minute
from
Uie
start.
Dido
iiurvich
cored
the
second
for
the
Moose
Ltoward
the
end
of
the
first
half
and,
al
half
time,
the
score
stood
f-fl
in
favor
of.
-the
Moose.
In
the
second
half
Norrington.
for
the
Storage,
scored
a
goal
and
Hodgkinson
put
through
the
third
tally
for
the
Moose
!!
minute
from
tha
end
of
lb;
game.
The
Gold
storage
had
more
of
the
plav
than
the
score
would
actually
indicate
and
were
very
unlucky
in
their
goal
shooting,
the
ball
hitting
the
cms
bar
of
their
opponent.
stronghold
thre
times
in
succession.
Oenrge
Russell
refereed
la
game
and
R.
Howe
and
A.
lick-
ens
arted
a
linesmen.
The.
teams
were
as
follows:
Moose:
Wilson,
goal;
Skinner
and
F
Hunter,
Tull
backs;
Ceo.
Mitchell.
S.
Currie
and
1'.
Tinker,
half
baak;
Hodgkinon.
A.
Mii-
rhelj,
Macindewar,
Campbell
and
(lUrvieh,
forward.
Cold
Storage.
Murray,
goal;
llalg
and
Kelsey,
full
backs:
Carlson,
Harris
and
McDonald.
half
backs;
Johnson.
Lamb,
hrs-
y,l.J.l'.,nSc-tJ'
and
Norrington,
forwards.
HIGH
SCHOOL
WINS
INTERMEDIATE
GAME
Although
Ihe
V
Mars
had
their
full
sliare
of
the
play
on
Wednes
day
night
in
the
Intermediate
League
football
frame,
tney
leu
down
in
shoot
iw
and
missed
many
scoring
opportunities
with
the
result
thai
the
High
School
won
the
match
by
two
to
nothing
At
half
time
no
scoring
hud
been
recorded
but,
with
the
wind
and
grade
in
their
favor
in
the
second
period,
the
High
isdiool
wa&
able
to
work
in
on
the
clterry
sliirt
goal
for
a
couple
of
counter,
Mortimer
scormc
both
goals,
lie
and
Mackay
were
(he
best
for
the
Hugh
School,
while
Cawthorn.
Strachan
and
"Phillip
worked
hard
for
Ihe
Y
Macs.
J.
Campbell
refereed,
the
lines
men
vver
Kddle
hmith
and
A
Dickens
aud
the
teams
took
tho
field
as
follows:
High
School
Kinslor;
Mackay
and
Mortimer;
Stalker,
Hond
and
Parker;
Currie,
Y.
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Murray,
K.
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Y
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