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Dozen
Events
UK)?i,
J".ne
15
(Canadian
Press).
-w-Tuis
week
comes
the
annual
pageant
of
Royal
Ascot
one
of
the
most
brilliantly
social
turf
meetings
in
the
world.
No
tables
vijl
galhpr
from
all
over
the
kingdom
to
watch
the
turf's
finest'
horses
plash
in
a
dozen
of
I
he;
season's
most
important
races,
scattered'
through''
the
four
days"
prtagram.
From
June
15
In
18
inclusive,
these
are
the
races
that
will
cen
ire
me
kingdoms:
allentinn
on
the
beautiful
race
course
on
As
cot
Heath:
Coventry
stakes,
two-year-old
colls;
Queen
.Mary
Stakes,
.
,two-year-oId
fillies;
Prince
of
Wales
Slakes,
three
year-olds;
Coronation
Stakes,
three-year-old
fillies;
Oold
Vase,
Oold
Cup,
Ascot
Stakes,
Royal
Hunt
Cup
and
the
iS'ew
Slakes,
the
latter
for
two-year-old9.
Colorado
vs.
Coronach
A
feature
making
the
met
next
week
even
more
interesting
than
usual
lo
Hie
turfgoer
is
the
possibility
of
a
meeting
on
even
terms
between
Lord
Derby's
beautiful
small
colt
Colorado,
winner
of
the
season's
first
classic,
the
Two
Thousand
Guineas,
and
Lord
Wpolavinjjton's
Coron-,
ach,
winner
of
the
Epsom
Derby.
Colorado
defeated
Coronach
by
five
lengths
in
the
Guineas;
Coronach
came
back
ami
in
the
mud
and
rain
of
Epsom
won
the
great
race
by
five
lengths
from
Lance
Gaye,
who
was
a
short
head
in
front
of
Colorado.
On
the
out
I
come
or
me
races
at
Ascot
may
depend
the
favorite
for
Hie
fiflh,"Prs
of
lhe
192(5
rt0,l'n'n
J"'-
and
last
of
the
season's
three-:
year-old
classics,
the
Doncaster
St
.Leger
in
September.
The
races
in
which
both
Coronach
and
Colorado
are
entered
at
Ascol
.are
Hie.
Si.
James'
Palace
Slakes
and
the.
Hanlwicke
Stakes.
The
first
has
a
prize
of
1,0011
sovereigns
added
lo
stakes
of
100
sovereigns
each,
and
is
run
ovejr
Hie
Old
Mile
on
the
first
day.
The
'
Hanlwicke
Stakes,
es-
tablisheltJnijlW;
carries
2,t)00
:
sovereigns
added
to
sweepstakes
of
10
sovereigns
each,
and
i3
a
mile
and
a
half,
run
on
the
last
day
of
the
meeting.
The
plenlifulness
of
rich
and
long-established
races
has
been
one
of
Hie
main
factors
in
establishing
the
prestige
of
Hoyal
Ascot,
where,
victory
stamps
a
horse
with
the
seal
of
worth.
The
Gold
Vase
-was
run
in
1838;
the
Ascot
Stakes
in
1839;
the
Hoyal
Hunt
Cup
was
instituted
in
18t3;
the
Ascot'Gold
Cup
has
been
rtin
since
1807,
and
the
New
Slakes
was
first
run
in
1813.
Derby
Changed
LasUseason
Sir
John
Ilulher-
ford's
coll
iolario
defeated
the
'Derby
winner
Manna,
In
the
As
cot
Derby
Stakes,
and
went
on
to
win
the
St.
Leger,
again
de
feating
Manna.
This
year
the
Ascot
lerby
Stakes
is
renamed
the
King
Edward
VII.
Stakes,
though
j
ihe
conditions
and
the
distance,
,onc
and
half
mile?,
have,
.not
beet)
changed.
Colorado
and
05
oilier
high.
lass
three-
year-olds
are
entered,
but
Cor
onch
Is:
not.
TheItoyal
Hunt
Cup
and.
the
Gold
Cup
are
outstanding
for
their
Value.
The
first
ia
n
linn
ilicap
of
i
1
it
tie
more
than
seven
furlongs
and
much
coveted.
It
was
won
last
year
by
P.
N.
Elk's
Cockpit.
The
Gold
Cup
Is
the
lurf
longest
and
hardest
race
hn
the
flat,
Jeiiig
of
a
distance
of
two
and
a
half
miles,
but
the
prize
mounts
closely
to
$20,000
The
Gold
Cup
and
the
Gold
Vase
together
make
one
of
the
Inrfs
most
popular
"doubles."
Last
year's
'winner
of
the
Cup,
Harciay
Walkers'
Santorb,
is
again
en
tered.
Another
interesting
PH
Irani
is
A.
II.
Cox's
Picaroon
who
was
the
hot
favorite
for
the
Derby
last
year,
until
withdrawn
from
training
after
a
mishap
Manna,
last
year's
Derby
and
Two.
Thousand
Guineas'
winner
fias
been
retired
lo
stud,
but
So
lario,
winner
of
the
St.
Leer,
Will
race
in
the
Gold
Cup.
SPORT
GHAT
.
The
thirly-fifth
annual
open
tournament
of
the
Victoria
Lawn
Tennis
Club
will
be
held
on
II
courts
at
Ihe
Willows,
the
week
of
Monday,
July
C,
and
wllh
will
be
amalgamated
Iho
Cana
dian
nnd
HrJtlsli
Column!
championships
which
are
to
held
.under
the
auspices
pf
the
in
iu
I.
tfc
.
T.
.
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Bnnm
tnn
rnar)
&-C
h5"
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Association.
While
considerable
disappointment
is
felt
that
W.
F.
Crocker
and
Jack
Wright,
Canada's
first
string
Davis
Cop
players,
will
be
unable
to
attetitt,'
some
of
the
finest
players
from
all
over
Canada
and
the
Pacific'
Northwest
Stales
will
compete
in
the
program
which
contains
twelve
championship
events
and
competitidrt
in
all
Is
etpeclcd
to
be
exceedingly
keen.
E.
J.
H.
Cardinal,
of
Vancouver,
will
represent
the
Canadian
associa
tion.
Kntries
will
close
on
Krl.
lay,
JUly
2,
and
the
rules
of
Hie
International
Lawn
Tennis
Federation
wil
govern
,
the
tournament.
All
matches
will
be
the
best
of
three
sets,
except
the
men'.
singles
ami
men's
doubles,
In
which
the
best
of
five
sets
will
be
played
in
the
last
three
rounds.
Paul
Thompson,
star
forward
of
the
Calgary
Canadians,
win-
a
ior
hockey
championship,
haf
signed
with
Minneapolis,1
Lloyn
Turner's
hockey
club
in
the
United
States
Central
Hockej
League,
Thompson
will
report
next
winter.
Thompson
Is
reported
lo
have
turned
down
an
alluring
offer
from
the
Toronti
St.
Pats
in
order
that
he
mighi
play
wilh
his
brother
"Tiny'
Thompson,
goal
tender
for
tl
Millers.
Paul
also
i
said
IhdiavV
turned
djiwjiijan
off?f!
(rom
jCa!
'gary
'gary
Tigers
last
winter.
Y
Macs
ami
the
S'aval
Reserves
will
meet
in
tonight's
Inlermedi-ate
League
football
fixture
rtl
Ihe
Acropolis
Jill!
grounds.
The
line-up
for
the
Y
Macs
is
an
nounced
as
follows:
(;aal,
Hacker;
hacks,
C.
Cameron
and
A.
Heid;
half
backs,
ft.
Kelsey,
L.
Ilond
and
G.
Kerr;
forwards.
A.
hillips,
Tom
KeUey.
J.
Slrac-
an,
S.
Dickens
and
H.
Gaw-
thorn.
,
.
.
.
,
,,
TIGHT
GAMES
IN
TENNIS
TOMNEY
Carmtchael,
Miss
Mitchell,
and
Miss
Rlel
Winners
Last
,
Night
-4
A'Wierday's
tennis
tfame
'
In
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
'Tennis
'
Clirb
ouniam'enl
produced
some
of
the
best
play
to'date
and
tight
sets
Were
witnessed
ihroughoul
rhouah
.none
.of
Jhe.-,
matches
went
the
full
time,
the
winners
in
each
had
to
fully
extend
Ihemseh'eh
In
wiri.
Mrs.
Mc-
Mordie
gave
Miss
Mitchell,
last
years
champion,
a
particularly
hard
battle.
The
results
follow:
Carmichael
beat
McMordie
C-l
8-1.
Miss
Mitchell
beat
Mrs.
Mc
Mordie
0-4,
0-3.
Miss
Kiel
heat
Miss
Pete
Trei
hiriyne
6-3.
TRAP
SHOOTING
Joe
Scott,
Dr.
Talt
and
fed.
Gib
bona
Tied
For
Hlflh
Score
Last
Night
At
the
trap
shoot
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gun
Club
held
fast
night
on
Ihe
Park
Avenue
rane,
Joe
Scotl,
Dr.
Tail
and
II.
C.
Gibbons
lied
with
a
score
of
21
each.
The
results'
follow:
Joe
Scott
...
.
21
Dr.
Tail
21
E.
O.
Gibbons
.
21
1.
I
V
J.
Keefe
i
19
Geo,
Ilryant
Gi
A.
McNicholl,
general
pas
enger
agent
C.N.R.,
Vancouver,
was
ah
arrival
on
the
steamer
Prince
-George
today.
Mr.
Mc
Nichnll
is
en
route
to
Alaska
ou
departmental
business.
NATIVE
SONS
BEAT
GYROS
Baseball
Score
14
to
2
Service
Club
Will
be
Bolstered
,up
I
by
Chet
Schlenker
of
Seattle
A
Jooe
game
of
baseball
played
last
pighl
on
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
lielween
the
Native
Sons
"of
Canada
and
Ihe
Gyros"
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
former
liy.H
runs
to
2.
A
fair
crowd
of
baseball
funs
witnessed
the
game.
Heavy
hitting
on
the
part
of
the
Sons
in
the
first
innings
Kavc
them
eight
runs.
The
Gyros
were
unable
to
stage
a
come
back
on
account
.
of
poor
pitching
and
unlucky
breaks
in
the
field.
Wilh
the
arrival
of
Chet
Schenkler
on
today's
boat
from
Seattle
the
Gyros
will
he
in
position
to
give
the
Grand
Terminals
a
run
for
their
money
on
Friday
night.
Pete
La
Porltf
umpired
the
came.
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Gyros-i.McKeown,
e:
Murphy,
p.;
Fruzell.
lb;
Hill,
2ir.
O.
Mitchell,
ss:
Morap,
3b;
Tulloch.
If;
Skinner,
cf;
Howard,
rf.
Native
Sons
Hairnur,
c:
V.
Lamhie.
p.;
V.
Mcnzies,
lb;
Far-
Itihar.
2b;
W.
Mitchell,
ss;
H.
Menzies.
3b;
nalchford.
If;
Jackson,
cf;
Gurvioh.
ft.
t
Thu
lja'gue
standing
to
dalejis
as
follows:
W.
L.
Pel.
Grand
Terminals
3
0
1000
Native
Sons
.
.
.
.
?
2
500
Gyro
Club
1
200
STREET
WORK
IS
DISCUSSED
Summit
Avenue
Residents
Ask
For
Roadway
Reference
Made
to
Financial
As
pects
The
city
council
engaged
last
light
in
considerable
discussion
the
year's
program
of
road
A-ork
wilh
particular
reference
to
the
financial
aspects.
E.
A.
Mann,
ort
behalf
of
pro
perty
owners
on
Summit
Avenue
appeared
before
the
council
Mo
ak
if
it
was
proposed
to
lo
ahy-
tliinig
in
the
matter
of
opening
up
that
street.
II
had
been
Just
twelve
years
ago,
Mr.
Mann
said,
when
the
council
had
been
first
approached
in
this
question
and
at
thai
time
assurance
was
given
that
there
would
be
no
difficulty
in
having
the
roadway
provided.
However,
financial
difficulty
had
arisen
as
il
was
proposed
to
as
sess
the
properly
owners
oft
one
side
of
the
streel
for
the
whole
coslvwhile
the
other
side,
bound-
(iwith
a
city
reserve,
went
free.
ne
residents,
Mr.
Mann
said.
.verc
willing
lo
nay
their
full
sbare
but
they
felt
that
It-
was
unfair
to
be
asked
lo
bear
the
whole
cost.
All
they
asked
was
lhat
the
council
gie
Uiijue.tion
their
Earnest
consideration
and
give
them
a
fair
deal.
They
fell
that
they
were
deservjog
of
some
measure
of
relief
and
that
roadway
oh
Summit
Avenue
was
perhaps
more
necessary
than
on
other
streets
where
such
.
roads
had
already
been
provided,
the
cost
us
far
as
the
city
was
con
corned
he
understood
would
not
be
excessive,
amounting
to
only
some.
700,or.
800t
,v
Mayor
Newton
.
asiumed
the
blame
for
action
with
reaped
to
Mini
mil
Avenue
having
been
dc
layed
this
year.
The
board
of
works
had
decided
In
go
oh
with
Hi
work
but,
at
his
siiggesHoh
the
project
had
been
ilelayed
im
till
more
money
was
avaitabl
which
would
only
be
n
mallr
wf
a
few
weeks
until
the
year's
taxes
started
to
come
In.
Already,
for
a
similar
financial
reason,
the
V
anted
FbrjReht
For
Sale
DAILY
2c
"per
Word
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
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Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD,
Rooms
and
Furnished
Suites.
Palmer
House.
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Manager,
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K.
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registered
attorney.
Other
office,
Ottawa.
Washington
and
principal
cities.
Jloard
of
woVks
had
been
compelled
to
shut
down
other
road
work
temporarily.
There
was
no
intention
to
unduly
delay
the
earrylnjr
out
.if
the
work.
Aid.
Stephens
While
beilig
in
np
way
opposed
Ii
the
jirnjert
in
question
and
tully
realizing
the
merit
of
Hie
claim!
of
tfl
Summit
Avenue
residents'
for
a
roadway,
Aid.
itephens
fell
that,
instead
of
making
premises,
it
wn
time
for
the
council
to
take
stock
of
its
rejotmn.
'Hfpre,'
promising
ldohew
wort
Mali
was
not
provided
for
in
the
estimates,
he
feit
mat
jne
council
siioul.l
as-orla(n;
if
i
fould
carry
out
the
worx
aireuny
pnivine.i
ror.
ntiierwise,
there
was
a
real
dan-
er
of
having
a)
serious
deficll
nt
the
emf-Vf
the
rear.
From
the
point
of
view
of
sound
business,
be
itjii.
not
thlek
the
council
was
in
a
position
lo
handle
the
Summit
Avenue
work
this
year,
bven
if
the
workwerc
to
he
ilone
under
Ihe
local
improve
ment
plan,
the
rily
as
n
whole
would
have
to
bear
a
considerable
portion
of
Ihe
cost
sayirm
nothing;
of
properly
that
migh
reert
to
the
city
through
the
iucnaei
taxation.
If
his
memory
served
him
right,
not
a
dollar
had
been
placed
in
estimates
tills
year
to
take
care
of
the
ily's
share
of
local
improve
ment
bylaws.
Later
in
Ihe
meeting?
Aid.
Jos.
irrer
inquired
from
AM.
perry
lo
when
It
might
he,
expelled
hal
Fourth
.(liuie
East
and
;evjnlh
Avenue
'
West
.
grading
.vould
uf
.completed.
H'was
de
sirahle
he
felt
thai
tle1
wjifk
be
complete
jC
l6h'as
;'.bsible
so
thai
the
exact
cosl
might
be
ascertaine.i
and
Ihe
bonds
sold
without
carrying
the
cost
from
general
fund
into
next
year's
business.
In
reply,
Aid.
Perry
slated
thai
it
waa.cxpecled
to
have.
Ihe
two
slreetsTeferred
lo
completed
oy
auKusi
i
and
men'
start
on
Horden
Street
and
Summit
Avenue.
i
NATIONAL
LIFE
Of
JAPAN
DEPICTED
IN
PAPER
SUPPLEMENT
A
tnosl
comprehensive
review
or
national
life
is.
contained
In
Present
Day
Japan."
an
hnfttl
sh
Mipplemeni
j
t
.
.
.
(o
Ihe
Osaka
Asakj
i
.vorning
News),
which
has
Jus
I
leaciicd
tins
office
from
lb
of
rice
of
the
rtiitsiil
for
Japan
In
Vancouver.
The
pubHi7illon
n.
WHICH
consists
of
138
n.lires
Im
magazine
form,
describes
all
pnnses
trail
or
present
.
day
life
J
me
riowery
Kingdom"
from
me
point
of
view
of
resourc
:'es
and
industry,
arl.
sncieU-
'etc.
V
iirnply
illustrated
and
has
two
rotogravure
sections.
the
Journalistic,
style
is
hilly
Orel-
in
mug
ii
me
nook
was
compile
and
(printed
In
the
wrieni.
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
,i
WANTED.
Girl
or
woman
lo
h
light
housework
in
family
of
three,
wrile
slating
wage!
expecteil
to
Mrs.
(Dr.
II.
t5
Trefrv.
Anypx,
Il.C
WANTED
,
Eperienced
Saleswoman
for
I.
ailies
'Hcady-lo-Wear.
Phone
(tut
or
tlrren
IftH.
Mrs.
J.
Uenl.
Third
Aenue.
YOUNG
Man
wants
work,
any
kind:
35c
an
hour.
PIioiij
Itlack
2A9.
142
FOR
SALE
FOR
QHCK
SALE.
28
foot
speed
boat,
Winton
tlx
en-gine;:
in
No.
1
order.
Chas.
Seilmark,
agent.
Cow
Hay.
FOR
PAI.K.
Five
rootneil
modern
bungalow
and
two
lots,
close
in.
$2(500.00
,on
term.
.
,Al'Py
T.
McClyinonL
l
Flt
SALE.
Motor
boat
closei;
also
Jump
spark
Wizard
mag
nelo.
Phone
572.
FOR
SALE.
HabvN
carriage
ii.
good
condition.
Phone-
TO
RENT
FOR
RENT.
Lnrseii
building
a
171
Third
Avenue
Eat;
si
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
ami
workshop
premises
on
street
Ifonr.
Apply
Hyde
Tranfer,
.
13U
Second
Avchue.
FOR
RENT.
Two
first
class
modern
flats;
Monarch
ranges,
water
paid;
one
furnished.
WeslenhavCr
Hros,
FOR
RENT.
Two
modem
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
East.
tf
UHMSIIED
Housekeeping
Room-10
rent
by
the
day,
week-
oi
month.
Phone
Red
607.
U
FOR
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phon
18.
if
FLAT
for
Rent.
Five
room
with
bath;
Sixth
Avenue
West
Phone
.313
or
Hlack
J25,
If
FOR
RENT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
heated.
'
Apply
8
mill
AMalltt.
PiANOs.
for
nent
t
s.oo
per
month
and
up.
Walker's
Musi.-Slore.
LARGE
furnished
room
for
rent
bath,
rtlf,
Sixlh
Avenue
West
LOST.
I.OSTHetween
Third
Ave.
and
Howser
Slreel,
light
colored
marten
neckpiece.
Finder
please
phone
Green
327.
Re-ward..
LOST.
On
Fourth
Avenue
Wes'
wold
ring
set
with
opal.
FInde
pieafe
return
lo
Dally
New
olllee.
LOST.
Scotch
terrier.
Finder
Please
phone
Red
31H.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
LAKELSE
LODGE,
near
Terrace.
isu
i.aneise
Sorinirs
l.llhu
.....
I.
.
-
in
Will-
LI
in
.
finest
mineral
.
waters
known
f
ul.
i
t
Jr.
rueiimaiism.
(lood
I
fishlncr
hif
infcn
i
i
-
-
iiiuMiw
irniii
m
L-akelse
Inke
nnd
fiver.
MoIom
men
nn
rrains
giving
thrniifcl
tonneclion
wilh
Lodge.
Tele..
tlltofie
ennn.lA.I
I.
v
crraco
J.
Hruce
Johnslone,
manaafer
MISCELLANEOUS
SUMMER
Camp
at
Lake
Kalhlyn
"pens
June
20.
For
parllcu.
Jars
apply
Mrs.
K.
E.
Hlrnle,
Articles
Lost
and
bund,&c
for
lets
than
50c
AUTOMOBILES
Now,
You
Can
Buy
a
CHEVROLET
at
a
Lower
Price
than
ever
before.
Almoll
simultaneous
with
the
iinnoiinieiiien!
byCheirolel
Motor
Company
of
Canada
Limited
of;
nil
improted
Chevrolet
a
GREATER
CHEVROLET
than
eier
before
we
are
able
to
an
nounce
THE
LOWEST
In
Chevrolet
history.
These
new
prices,
combined
wllli
Ihe
many
new
Inmrove-
menls,
establish
more
finnd
than
ever
before
Chevrolet'
leadership
In
value
aiming
low
priced
cars.
The
Improved
Chevrolet
offers
everything
you
could
desire,
smart
appearance.
romfur.
moodiness,
power
and
Ihe
ut
most
dependability.
The
preen
''
J
'"
pnrs
ano
low
iirne
payment
h-soi
-i
bring
one
of
the
six
Chevrolet
model
within
easy
reach
of,
your
pnrkelhonk.
KAIEN
QARAOE
Phone
5?
Wrecking
Se-V
Dav
and
Nir'u
rices
of
both
New
and
Gnar-J
antee.1
l
se.
MH
CARS
ami
now
at
a
new
low
leiel.
The
National
Time
Payment
Plan
enables
anyone
wl
1Ui
aj
reasonable
income
to
affflnn
Ihe
comfort
and
convmiienre
a
car
afford.
Ask
8.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealer
219
Second
Avenue.
TAXI
Phono
67
Tail
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Six
and
Seven
Passenger
Shlde
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
lime,
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Empress
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ture
Store.
We
lluy.
Sell
and
Ex
¬
change
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
.,
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
''
Third
v
v
phon
61fU
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
Hcnsons
Studio,
Third
Avenue.
HEAL
HOME
COOKED
MEALS
Mrs.
I'nger.
proprietress.
Phone
ll'ark
700.
WOOD.
Dry
Mixed
Wood
0.00
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
tfl.SO
a
I
o
a
d.
1
'
Cut
lo
any
length.
Kindling,
U7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
17.00
a
load.
A.
ISAACSON
Phone
Hlack
101
Seal
Cove.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
June
16
1:10
a.m.
17.0
ft.
18:00
p.m.
10.2
"
Low
Hj30
a.m.-
r,.
"
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p.m.
10.0
"
Thursday
June
17
nigh
...-h...
5:13
a.m.
Ifl.l
fl
,
U:0I
p.m.
17,1
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Low
.....s.w.
12:18
p.m.
0.8
Friday,
June
18
High
0:52
n.m.
I8.fl
,
10:50
p.m.
17.1
"'
Low
1:02
a.m.
10.0
"
13:11
p.m.
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