Wednesday,
May
23,
192?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
SOCCER
SEASON
OPENEDMONDAY
Ml
MOOSE
WAT
IIMNII
TKKMIN.tl.K
MV
fl
TO
4
s
6
Ideal
football
weather
prevailed
for
the
opening
game
of
the
Stuart
Shield
Mrles
between
the
Moose
and
the
Orand
Tf
rmlnals
Monday
evening,
.
the
Moose
winning
8
to
4.
The
Terminals.
whoJ
won
the
torn,
elected
to
kick
uphill.
B:iUj
aide
pressed
In
turn,
but
the
shooting
wax
weak,
neither
goalkeeper
being
called
upon
to
save.
Sam
Currle
had
hard
luck
with
a
free
kick
Just
out
side
the
penalty
area.
The
Moose
con
turned
to
press
and
forced
two
corner
lr,
quick
succession,
the
socond
of
whl
:h
was
cleverly
cleared
by
Oeo,
11111,
Murray
sent
!n
a
curling
shot
which
Ourvlch
only
saved
at
the
expense
of
another
corner
which
again
proved
fruitless..
The
Moone
were
playing
keen
football,
and
thoroughly
deserved
their
Jtad
when
Sammy
Ersklne
scored
from
a
penalty.
The
Terminals'
defense
were
not
playing
well
together
and
gave
little
itipport
to
the
forwards.
The
Moot
were
awarded
another
penalty
and
Ers-kiue
gave
Ourvlch
no
chance
with
a
hard
drive,
putting
the
Moose
two
up.
The
TermlnaU
had
more
of
the
play
after
this,
and
Dlckenn
twice
sent
Hamilton
away
on
the
right
wing,
Two
-orners
were
the
result,
both
being
cleared
easily.
The
TermlnaU
continued
to
pre-a.
and
Dickens
sent
In
a
hard
drive
which
Peacock
saved,
but
the
relerce
ruled
rightly
that
the
ball
was
over
the
line
and
awarded
a
goal.
This
put
fresh
heart
Into
the
Terminals,
and
Skinner
headed
clear
a
nice
corner
i
nen
by
Hamilton.
The
half
time
score
was
Moose
2,
Terminals
1.
The
Moose
pressed
heavily
on
resuming
and
after
Ourvlch
had
saved
finely
from
Hodgklnson
he
was
beaten
by
the
same
player
from
short
range.
Three
minutes
later
Dido
Ourvlch
beat
tils
brother
In
the
Terminals'
goal
with
k
neat
header.
Nothing
daunted,
Terminals
attacked
continuously
and
from
a
centre
from
Jimmy
Farquhar.
Dickens
'cored
with
a
beautiful
shot.
Shortly
alter
the
Moose
scored
from
a
break
i.
way
Oeo.
Hill
putting
through
his
own
v
ai
Straight
from
the
kick-off,
Meyer
reduced
the
lead
for
the
Terminals
with
a
nice
shot
and
Immediately
after
Dickens
made
It
four.
Play
was
i;
-
and
exciting,
and
after
some
scram
hi"
round
the
Moose
goal,
Hodgklnson
k
red
at
the
other
end
from
close
In.
This
completed
the
scoring
and
the
Mcose
team
ran
out
winners
of
an
In
trresting
game
by
S
goals
to
4.
TIIK
TK
AM
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Onnd
Terminals
8.
Ourvlch;
R.
Howe
and
E,
Hart;
J,
81m,
O.
Howe
i:.3
0.
Hill;
J,
Farquhar.
L,
Bond,
A.
Dlxerj.
v
Meagher
and
J,
Hamilton.
Meow
-8
R.
Peaccek.
R.
B.
Skinner
and
8
Ersklne:
O.
Mitchell,
B.
Currle
and
D.
Coppers;
D.
Ourvlch,
W.
Muffs;.
P
Ilodfiklnson,
A.
Hodgklnson
and
I.
Bye
The
net;
game
will
be
Thursday
n
ht
between
the
Moose
and
Regiment
SPORT
CHAT
In
the
football
game
Moose
vs
Regiment
to
be
played
tomorrow
night
the
Moose
will
be
represcented
by
Peacock,
6.
Eraklne.
R,
B.
Skinner,
Koppers.
8.
Currle
O.
Mitchell,
Chenoskl,
J.
Mur
LAND
ACT
noth
k
of
intention'
to
aiti.y
to
i.kam:
i.m.
In
Range
3,
Coast
Land
District.
Land
Rf'iraing
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
nd
altuate
on
the
south
shore
of
Evans
Ann.
D
C
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Oesse
Packing
Co
Ltd..
of
328,
Howe
.St
Vancouver,
BC
occupation
Flih
Packers.
Intends
to
spply
for
a
lease,
of
the
following
.described
lands:-
,
'
Commencing
ut
n
postf
planted
about
chains
distant
Jin
:-ua
easterly
direc-!30
from
nbrthut
'cOnierV
tot
740.
Range
af
tliWicsiutathJuehaine
Ahence
writ
IS
chains)
thence'
liorth'
to'
shore;
thence
easterly
aloni
ahore
to
point
of
commencement,
and
containing
7
acres.
mure
or
less.
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD..
Applicant
Per
Chas.
L.
Roberts,
Agent,
Pted
April
7.
1937.
LAND
ACT.
NOTU'K
OF
INTENTION
TO
AI'I'LV
TO
i.kam:
land.
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
and
situate
at
Massett
Indian
Village
No.
1.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
The
Masett
Can
Jrs
Ud..
of
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
occu
I'atlon
Canners.
Intends
to
aoDlv
for
i
of
the
following
described
lands:--Commencing
at
this
post
planted
t
Mamett,
B.C.;
thence
southerly
3
chains:
jnence
easterly
3.2S
chains,
more
or
less;
Jhence
northerly
3
chains:
thence
wei
"fly
3.25
chains,
more
or
lesa.
to
point
'
commencement,
and
containing-
one
rfe.
more
or
less.
THE
MASSETT
CANNERS,
LTD.
Applicant
,
.
Per
P.
Lorenren,
Agent.
-
Jjjtrt
April
20.
1027.
-
LAND
ACT
XOTICK
OF
INTENTION
TO
API'I.V
TO
'
l.t;.K
l..M.
R1n
Rnge
3.
Coast
Land
District,
Land
Record
ng
District
of
Prince
Rupert.
f'tMlte
on
the
south
ahore
of
La
rlt'l
Channel.
B.C.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
douse
packing
f-
LtdH
of
32S
Howe
StH
Vancouver,
"v...
occupation
Fish
Packers,
intends
w
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
rlbed
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
t
w
southeast
corner
TX.
10390,
runs;
rii.,
'
Und
Ultrlct;
thence
south
8
thence
wist
10
chains;
thnc
iuJ
.
1
1
chlni
to
shore;
thence
asteriy
long
,hol.,
tQ
mt
of
comWMlcWnent,
ni
containing
s
acres,
more
or
loss.
OOSSE
PACKINO
CO.
LTD.,
ApPlln?'
n..
Ch"-
L-
Robeits,
Agent.
Dttsa
April
7,
19J7.
i
7
i
9
i
7
UIAMU.U
ray,
Bye,
P.
Hodgklnson
and
T.
Hodgklnson.
Prince
Ororce
Is
planning
on
having
a
baeball
lengue
this
year
of
three
well
balanced
teams.
There
la
sufficient
material
for
such
a
league
and
also
enough
Uniforms
to
outfit
the
teams,
With
the
experience
encountered
during
the
winter
in
the
matter
of
hockey
it
is
felt
that-
a
revivor
In
baseoan
can
be
brought
about
thlstummer.
"Fj
A.
Matlieson,
manager
of,
Ui
'Canadian
Bank
of
fCoinmcrpe
lu
th
interior
city
dent
or
the
ouseoan
a.sociaiiou
wcis.
F.
P.
Burden
was
named
vlcepreldent
and
Harpldi
Taft
wjs
named
secretary-
treasurer.
Alex
Wimbles,
Charles
van
8omer
and
A.
B.
Taft
were
delegated
to
manage
the
destinies
of
three
enlisting
teams
which
will
be
Canadian
Legion,
Eagles
and
Elks.
With
the
OlanU
now
lagging
In
the
National
League,
there
are
not
a
few
followers
of
the
big
American
pastime
that
would
like
to
see
the
Tankees
similarly
relegate
In
the
American.
New
York
has
figured,
either
through
the
Yanks
or
the
Olants,
pretty
con-slstently
In
the
World
Series
of
re-
cent
years.
If
the
fclg
Ian
garaen
,tv
could
be
staged
this
year
ome-
where
else
It
would
be
generally
popu-
i,rent
In
New
York.
Tne
feature
of
the
Major
League
activities
Just
now
Is
the
good
showings
being
maaeoy
vi!
western
teams.
Recently
Pittsburg,
Chicago
and
St.
Louis
have
been
loom-
i
'FJoe.Hold'inSowS
Fast
Eosu
Cuttln
I
SiMONDS
1
SAWS
CusrunteeJ
because
rosde
rum
uur
own
steel
IMONOSCAWIM
SAV-COl
IV.
MONTRML
vancouvsk,
sr.JOHHi.a.
p
TOMNTO
JUblLtli
SERIES
E
Canadian
lug
up
-strong
In
the
National
'while
Chicago
and
St.
Louis
seem
to
M
serious
contenders
for
the
American
flag"
with
Philadelphia
not
so
very
far
away.
As
far
as
the'
Athletics
are
concerned,
there
would
e
few
to
begrudge
Connie
Mack
the
pennant.
He
has
been
pulling
hard
with
his
bunch
Qf
rookies
these
past
few
.years
and
It
would,
be
a
pretty,
thing
If
he
could
gdover
theftP
'.It,
I927
.
Vt
looks'-s
U--t3ehriir;
'the
-star
tlug'
gertftff
.ihyfjpfetofi
Yankees,
had
set
but
to
outda'Ruth,
this-
season
in
the
huihbai'
'it
.
homers,
On
Thursday
'he
lied'
with'
he
champion
by
making!
his
ninth
and
it
will
be
Interesting
to
note
If
he
Is
able
to
keep
up
his
re
cord
and
perhaps
end
the
season
In
the
lead.
Young
people
who
find
themselves
without
a
place
to
play
tennis
owing
to
Uie
crowded
condition
of
the
courts
where
adults
play,
will
welcome
the
most
recent
plan
of
the
Rotary
Club
to
construct
courts
on
the
corner
of
SI
tli
Ave.
and
McBrlde
Street.
It
Is
In
a
central
situation
and
should
be
well
patronized.
The
difficulty
will
be
to
tee
that
the
nets
are
not
Injured
and
that
the
grounds
are
looked
after
properly.
Some
plan
for
doing
this
It
would
seem
will
be
necessary.
Probably
the
Rotary
Club
will
have
a
recommendation
to
make
along
'that
line.
Jack
Miner,
the
well-known
bird
mau
of
Klngsvtlle,
Ontario,
Is
notrd
for
his
originality.
"His
son;
Maijly
Miner,
appear
to
foliow',Jin'jjI,ljji's
footsteps
and
In
announcliigan'
hdiji-tlori
to
the
Miner
family'
sent
lo
tils
friends
the
following
card:
8tork
News
from
The
Henry
Ford
Hospital
Detroit,
Michigan.
By
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Manly
Miner.
Tills
spring
brought
vwmethlng
unusual
In
the
history
of
the
Jack
Miner
bird
sanctuary.
The
flock
of
geese
which
come
every
spring
were
this
year
Joined
In
their
flight
Mlncrwnrd
by
stork.
Finding
the
atmosphere
around
the
.cN
.0-
1
,wCs",n..'u
ML
-
T
-
S
-Jl!
ponds
too
chilly,
this
rare
bird
on
his
first
visit
took
flight
and
parked
at
the
Henry
Ford
Hospital,
Detroit,
Michigan,
where
he
left
a
daughter
for
Manly
Miner
and
wife.
April
28,
1027.
GYRO
CLUB
WON
BASEBALL
GAME
CAME
FROM
BKIIlVO
NKPI'lilM!
KV-hlt.
INIM
VHWOUV
FROM
MINS
OF
(
V.IIA
J
Ttl
4
Overcoming
a
lead
which;
held
them
'down
for
a
time,
the
Qyro
Club
came
from
behind
In
an
extra
Inning
yesterday
afternoon
and
won
the
opening
game
of
'the
league,
baseball
season
from
th
Native
Sons
of
Canada
by
a
score
of
5
to
4.
A
large
crowd
watched
the
game
In
which
the
quality
of
play
was
very
creditable,
considering
It
was
the
first
performance
of
the
season.
There
was
nothing
spectacular
about
the
engagement,
the
big
hit
of
the
afternoon
being
a
three-bagger
by
Benny
Wendle
In
the
thlriS.
frame;-
There
were
several
two-toaggersjon
both
sides,
Stan
Moran's
hitting
being
responsible
for
the
Oyro
win.
Pitching;
was,
satisfactory
and
fielding
was
of
a
good
order.
The
first
run
came
In
the
first
Inning
when
Jimmy
Farquhar
scored,
for
the
Native
Sons
on
a
sacrifice.
In
the
third,
the
Canucks
garnered
in
their
second
when
Lambie,
who
was
hit
by
f.he
pit-
When
you
ask
for
BOVRIL
Get
BOVRIL
ill
v-
.
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.
nuj-
.
pssr
iivft
"
A-,at
-a
te
11".
v
.ve
vw
..fai
V
Pac
i
fi
c
THE
WORLD
cher,
scored
on
Wendle's
three-base
clout.
Wendle
was
also
scored.
The
Oyros
evened
things
In
this
stanza
when
McKeown
was
scored
with
a
two-bagger
from
Stan
Moran
who
also
came
home
'before
the
side
went
down.
In
the
fourth,
the
Sons
picked
up
another
run
when
Alex
Mitchell
poled
out
a
two-bagger
and
was
scored
by
Lambie
who
hit
similarly.
For
the
Oyros,
Moran
come
up
again
with
a
healthy-
hit
which
scored
Mlnlham
who
was
walked.
In
the
fifth,
Skinner
was
scored
by
Ocorgo
Hill'
two
bagger
for
the
Oyros.
At
the
end-
of
the
seventh,
when
It
was'
agreed
the
game
should
close,
it
was-an
even
4
allscore.
Id
the.-
eighth"
the
Sons
were
struck
out
one-two-three
and
Stan
Moran
won
the
game
for
the
Oyros
with
a
hit
which
scored
Mlnahan
who
had
been
walked.
Downle
pitched
the
first
two
Innings
for
the
Sons
and
struck
out
three
bat-AT3.
He
was
relieved
by
Lambie
who
fanned
eleven
men.
Haveland
was
on
.he
mound
the
entire
game
for
the
Oyrcif
and
had
fourteen
strtke-outs
to
t5ls
credit.
Red
Robertson
umpired
balls
and
strikes
with
Jack
Ratchford
on
bases.
Hie
teams
were
as
follows:
Oyros
Moran,
lb;
O.
Mitchell,
ss;
T.
Tlte,
3b;
Haveland,
p;
Tulloch,
of:
Skinner.
It;
Hill.
2b;
Mlnatiam.
c;
C.
McKeown,
rf.
Native
Sons
Farquhar.
3b;
Wendle,
as;
Balfour,
cf:
Downle,
p
and
If;
V.
Mcnzlcs,
lb;
H.
Astorl,
c:
A.
Mitchell,
2b;
D.
Frizzed,
rf;
Lambie.
If
and
p.
GYRO
CLUB
REQUESTS
SITE
FOR
PLAYGROUND
f5A
tt'
-
The
Prince'
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
through
Its
secretary,
W.
Crulkshank,
had
a
letter
before
the
city
council
Monday
night
requesting
that
the
club
be
allowed
a
site
on
Acropolis
Hill
above
Summit
Avenue
for
the
Installation
of
a
playground,
similar
to
othcra
that
have
previously
been
provided
In
the
city.
The
communication
pointed
out
that
th
city
would
not
be
asked
to
contribute
to
the
cost
financially
or
otherwise.
On
motion
of
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer,
the
matter
was
referred
to
the
board
of
works
for
report.
vpSi'
rw
.
ot-
vat-
-.
-
c
site
en-
sun:
e
W
-W
.
100
a
ve
--rtW6;.
IcanadianI
PACiric
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
To
Ketciilkan.
Wrungell.
Juneau.
Skagway
May
9.
20.
30.
To
Vancouver,
Victoria.
.Heallle
May
3.
13,
24.
IMIINCF.SS
BEATRICE.
For
llutedule.
East
Itella
.Bella.
Oeean
Fall.
Hiiraii,
Alert
Bay.
t'ampbell
River,
and
Vancouver
,'everj
Saturday,
II
a.ni.
Agrnry
for
all
Hteamshlp
LlSea.
Full
Information
from
W.
C.
ORCIUKD.
Oeneral
A-ent,
Corner
bf
4th
Htreet
and
3rd
Avenue,
Trlnre
Kuert.
11.
C
"MALE
MINIMUM
WAGE
ACT
TO
K.MIM.OVKHS
.NI
KMI'I.OYHF.S
Notice
Is
hereby
given
that
a
public
meeting,
for
the
purpose
of
discussing
the
provisions
of
the
"Male
Minimum
Wage
Act"
and
Its.
application
to
adult
male
employees
In
every
occupation,
other
than
those
already
dealt
with
by
the
Board,
will
be
held
at
the
Court
House.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.,
on
Wednesday,
May
25th,
commencing
at
2
pjn.
To
hear
those
who
may
be
unable
to
attend
during
the
afternoon
a
meeting
will
be
held
In
the
evening
commencing
at
7J30
o'clock.
BeJore
further
Minimum
Wage
Ord!rs
are
made
for
any
Industry
or
group
of
Industries
the
Board
desires
to
hear
the
views
of
those
interested.
After
an
Inquiry
Is
made
throughout
the
Province
the
Act
will
be
made
to
apply
to
all
persons
who
come
within
Its
provisions.
Written
statements
are
requested
from
any
group
or
organization
of
employers
or
employees.
J.
D.
MrNIVIN
(Chairman)
F.
V.
FOSTER,
T.
F.
PATERSON.
Member
-
Board
of
Adjustment,
administering
the
"Male
Minimum
Wa.se
Act.1'
Victoria.
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Mav
IBth.
1027.
1
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v
Cetyritia.
Csscrfa.
"27
Neglected
Eyes
NEGLECT
is
doubtless
the
cause
of
most
of
the
ills
that
afflict
humanity.
This
is
so
self
evident
that
it
seems
hardly
necessary
to
tell
you.
If
your
eyes
arq
giving
trouble,
have
them
attended
to
and
at
once.
OF
.t
absurdities
in
the
kingdom
of
foolishness,
surely
the
loss
of
eyesight
through
neglect
is
the
most
inexcusable.
DON'T
lose
health
and
efficiency
through
neglect.
Come
and
seel
Fred
Joudry
Registered
Optometrist
and
Optician
Room
3
Smith
Clock
Phone
70.1