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day,
May
23,
1923
f
Iiy
Buy
Cake?
n
Vancouver
when
you
!
:v
a
better
quality
cake
iv
ier
cent
cheaper
in
your
own
city
and
71.
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and
Dark
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herry
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Citron
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tickets.
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and
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llltOOKLYN
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(Bpeclal
to
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News)
J
NEW
YOUK.
May
23
Cmcnnatl
ReoV
detesting
St.
Louis
Cardinal.-!
yesterday
jrc-
agalii
leading
the
National
League
while
the
New
York
Qiant.
routing
Hie
Phillies
by
8
to
1,
are
in
third
plar-e.J
one-and-a-half
game
behind.
Chicago
j
Cub,
losing
to
the
Pltuburg
Plrate-v
"'Ffw
"
me
top
to
second
place,
while
Brooklyn
Robin,
with
a
win
over
Boston,
are
now
in
fourth
place.
The
Cardinal
are
In
filth
place.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York
Yank
doubled
the
core
of
th-Philadelphia
Atbletlo
in
the
flrt
game
ef
a
eerie
which
turned
out
to
be
a
tegular
old
buh
league
batting
bee
There
were
no
change
in
the
standing
o:
thl
league.
Cleveland
Indian
and
fit.
Louis
Brown
were
even
three
all
when
the
game
waa
called.
Yeaterday'
score:
national
LE
wii'i:
New
York
9.
Philadelphia
1.
Pittsburg
4.
Chicago
3.
Brooklyn
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
8,
St.
Loula
3.
.UlUtiCAN
i.i;kii
i;
Boston
4.
Washington
6.
Cleveland
S.
St.
Loula
3.
Nw
York
14.
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
4.
Detroit
S.
OAHT
I.K.WU
E
Mia
ton
6,
San
Prsnciaco
7.
Hollywood
1.
Lo
Angel
3.
Portland
6.
Seattle
3.
Oakland
g,
Bacramento
4.
IJ!A(il
K
MTAMHMIH
National
league
W.
L.
Cincinnati
33
is
Chicago
39
15
Mew
York
17
IS
Brooklyn
19
II
St
Loul
30
It
Pittsburg
17
16
Boat-jn
to
31
Philadelphia
6
34
American
I
New
York
33
8
Philadelphia
18
9
rieveland
30
14
Boston
14
17
Washington
14
IB
U.
Louis
14
19
Detroit
14
33
Chicago
10
34
THISTLES
WIN
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III.IKATIIl
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t:iKit:
ov
HTIAKT
FOOTHILL
MIllXII
SLItlliK
With
a
decisive
three
to
nil
victory
over
the
Urnnd
Terminal,
the
Thistle
last
night
get
the
jump
In
Um
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
football
series,
having
now
won
the
opening
two
game
ir
that
competition
and
beaten
both
other
team
in
th
league.
Weather
condition
were
Juat
right
for
play
and
here
was
another
good-slsed
crowd
of
fan
in
attendance.
Quality
of
play
was
not
as
high
a
standard
a
In
the
first
game
between
the
Thistle
and
Reglnunt.
The
first
half
was
productive
of
no
srcrlng
and.
If
anything,
the
Orand
Terminals
probably
bad
the
edge
of
th
play.
They
were
on
the
offensive
good
part
of
the
time
but
were
un
able
to
register.
Both
aides,
as
a
mat
ter
of
fact,
misses
a
number
of
scoring
chance.
Th
second
half
saw
Terminals
start
with
a
rush
and
Warren
hit
the
upright
with
Campbell
weil
beatwn.
A
minute
later
Jack
Campbell
saved
well
from
Die
kens
Tklatssa
combine!
well
and
Campbell
hit
the
upright
with
uurvicn
si
i"
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fhttu.
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ELECTIONS
ACT
May
ii-
iff
Tin.
TO
WOT1CX
is
hereby
given
thai
I
shell.
on
Monday,
the
Slat
day
o
saw.
at
the
nuur
oi
m
u
"
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fi,i.
Prtnoe
BU-pert
Court-house
the
noon.
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hold
sitting
of
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for
th.
purpo-
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nam
on
the
fW
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7nd
for
the
othsr
purpo.
it
forth
in
the
"Provincial
Elections
Act."
...
c.
this
Dated
t
nmw
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
RAILWAYS
(Western
Region)
until
twelve
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PAGE
FITO
Ing
a
weak
cleara:.
o
by
Skinner,
h?
productive
of
more
interest
than
Campbell
put
ThlMUs
a
ipal
up.
Jack
so
:ar
!i:s
been
attending
It.
With
Campbell
raved
well
fiom
1ick-::s
af'e:
')-.::
aiixy
of
old
etartt
aboard,
the
the
Ternilnels
hud
combined
well
Ph:bd.
lphla
Athletic
have
so
far
bid
Thistle
defcr.cp
was
very
s--md.
Had-ur
ik
:wrs
they
have
tacd
for
year
den
and
Halg
stoppinK
Wurrfn
and
and
who
uld
not
lHte
to
see
the
Chencskl
effectively.
Murray
lilt
th-:
Mackmt
n
cop
j
flag
art'-r
all
these
upright
and
later
Jls
long
try
wen
years
of
waiting?
Mea-itlme.
every
over.
Campbell
caught
Dlckr-is'
licndr
time
the
New
York
Yankees
receive
a
and
then
the
latter
shot
wildly
over,
trouncing,
ar.d
so
far
that
has
been
Thistle
had
a
narrow
escape
when
cldcn
enough,
tongue
wag
and
say
Harrison's
shot
hit
the
Inside
of
the
that
youth
may
not
after
all
have
al-uprlght
and
Campbell
scrambled
the
ways
to
be
served.
ball
away.
Qurvich
fell
on
the
ball
to
clear
and
then
faulty
back
play
let
Boxing
fans
are
evincing
considerable
Campbell
In
to
score
hi
second
goal,
interest
In
the
twelve
round
affairs
Murray
made
(lne
opening
for
Camp-
hetveen
Battling
Dido
Ourvlch
of
bell
but
Ae
"latter
shot
wide.
H.
prince
Rupert
end
Alf
Harding
of
Cal-Errklne
.
made
It
three
nothing
when
gry
which
will
take
place
tonight
in
he
gave
Ourvlch
no
chance
from
close
the
Exhibition
Hall.
With
an
inter-1
In.
At
the
other
end
Campbell
ran
Wing
bill
of
preliminaries
arranged
as
out
to
kick
clear.
Erakine
and
Halg
u.
the
card
should
Craw
a
large
were
not
to
be
beaten
and
a
drive
of
rrcwd.
particularly
since
the
lecal
boy
1
Harrison
was
luckily
blocked.
Ter-
m
,cton
again.
Thl
will
be
the
first
mlnals
forced
there
corners
but
-appearance
of
Dido
since
his
recent
eould
not
score
and
Thistle
ran
out
training
cn-.pg,,
tn
tbt
also
winners
by
three
goals
to
nil.
jni,
first
participation
in
the
twelve-
Trams:
r
i:nd
distance.
He
has
many
sup-1
Terminals
8
Ourvich.
Skinner.
!
porters
nd
confidence
is
being
-
Howe:
Harlson.
Hill.
J,undy.
Hamilton,
pi-wsed
In
many
quarters
as
to
his
Straehan.
Dickens.
Warren.
Chenoakl.
chance
of
winning.
M
he
can
hold
Thistles
Jack
Campbell,
Halg.
Era-
the
attack
of
the
rough
and
tum-
ktn.
Kadden.
S.
Currte,
Woods:
A.
B
Brutoi
boy.
he
should
have
a
good
Mitchell,
Brrtlne.
Jock
CampbeU.
chre
to
wln
r
point
If
not
by
a
Hurray.
Jlmml
Currte
knockout.
He
will
have
lo
watch.
Referee
Out
Kraues.
,
however,
that
hi
opponent
doe
not
Linesmen
Oeorge.Waugh
and
A.
,3
te
Jump
on
him
for
Harding
is
a
Ctapperton.
nard
hitter,
differing
sotnewhst
In
that
respect
from
Jimmy
McDonald
with
'
n'hnm
01(10
had
two
tighU.
Both
!
II
Ino
kM
Mnnorul
wsssb
lv
nnsui
9-4at
SPORT
CHAT
The
British
Columbia
championship
in
the
Dominion
marksmen
rifle
competition
open
to
all
cadet
corps
of
the
province,
was
won
recently
by
a
team
from
Ocean
Palls
Cadet
Corp
with
the
very
excellent
score
of
1400.
The
team,
fc;
winning
the
provincial
honors.
I
'
uvjb
siiv
iiji
vu
wi
bbj
is
bmw
ws
aa
i
and
unlets
aomethlnf
untoward
hap-
jj.i;!.
it
shotild
be
an
lnVrcatlnf
frtnd.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(11)
Tit
Tramp)
now
elsfiMe
to
compete
for
the
Dom-
According
to
Vancouver
track
and
inkm
championship
against
the
cham-
,itIcl
,Ulhor.tfi
the
Province
of
Brlt-plona
of
each
province.
The
Ocsan
lsn
Columbia
will
net
take
a
largo
con-Pall
team
consist
of
R.
Brownhlll.
L.
:10ia.on
to
tht.
Canadian
Olympic
SUvcralde.
D.
Hlckol.
J.
Raymond.
D.
r,Jis
Mye
,nt
Toronto
Otobe.
The
McKay
and
were
under
the
l:tructlon
!
,
rriIlter.
Percy
WUllams,
who
of
J
J
Raymond,
popular
chief
of
the
made
a
remarkable
howtiag
under
ad-Ocean
Palls
fire
department.
The
pro-
.,:He
circumstances
at
the
national
vinclal
ohamploruhip
last
year
was
jast
summer,
la
espeeted
to
won
by
the
Victoria
High
School
with
wm
provincial
sprint
ivent.
He
a
score
of
1309
out
of
1400.
and
the
dld
ttaI
ltutQ
Um
at
Seattle.
Dominion
championship
by
the
DeiU
Washington,
a
few
days
ago.
John
Collegiate
institute.
Hamilton,
ont..
Cameron
put
the
l-pound
shot
43
with
1898
out
of
1400.
which
was
a
teel,
whereas
the
standard
la
48
feet.
world
'a
record
for
cadet
corps.
bc,
0;n
mRd
I4g
feo,
:
,ne
hammer.
end
the
standard
la
ir.0
feet.
Unless
Almost
every
day
now
change
the
try
great
Improvement
Is
'shown,
and
complexion
of
things
In
the
National
the
Canadian
Olympic
standard
bet-baseball
league.
So
many
teams
have
tered.
the
track
"team"
frcm
the
coast
bad
a
crack
at
the
leadership
so,
with
is
likely
to
consist
of
Williams
ouly.
th
Hew
York
Olant'
brief
rule
a
....
while
ago
th
longest,
that
the
situs-
Poker
Is
under
the
ban
In
Italy
n
Is
to
aay
the
least
uncertain.
It
ha
been
declared
a
Kame
of
chance
When,
a
yeaterday.
six
team
are
and
a
such
come
under
th
ban
of
above
the
.800
mark
In
the
standing,
of
the
Fascist
Oovcrnmeut
unless
for
It
signifies
a
close
race
and
certainly
purely
nominal
stakes.
,
Professional
the
present
escn'a
h.n
so
fr
been
pcltcr
and
the
playing
by
the
working
sle
enough.
There
is
going
to
be
a
).
es
for
high
stake
la
what
la
plenty
of
excite
naeut
and
speculation
al$cd
at
Olaata.
Brooklyn
Robins
and
Pittsburg
Cochrane,
Alta
May
10
to
19
Pirate,
favorites
and
what
not.
decide
Victoria
Tark.
Calgary
-May
33
to
30
which
I
going
to
have
the
penant.
and
July
9
to
14
And
the
American
League
aleo
may
yet
rvnr-k
Perk.
Calgary-June
,3
to
9,
ITT
0.
Ther'$
a
Nugget
Swrfe
For
Exxrv
Shoe
Madet
t
Shoes
that
get
hard
wear
need
care
Shoe
Polish
the
shoes
soft
and
KEEPS
pliable
waterproofs
them
makes
them
last
many
extra
months.
a
KWtoXVJ
sss
sassaiii-
iwswawsssssssroswwrwsswi
iiassiunis.ii
"
i
imrww
w.
id
August
8
to
IS.
Polo
Park.
Winnipeg-
June
16
to
33.
and
September
3
to
10.
Whlttler
Park,
Winnipeg
June
36
to
July
3
and
Aug.
35
to
Septc
1.
Landsdown
Park,
Vancouver
Jun
30
to
July
7,
and
Aug.
1
to
8.
39.
Brighouc
Park,
Vancouver
July
11
to
18
and
Aug.
37
to
Sept.
3.
Hastings
Park,
Vancouver
July
31
i
'is.
Cel
wood
Paul.
Victoria
August
9
to
18
and
September
8
to
16.
Willows
Park,
Victoria
August
18
to
There
will
also
be
racing
during
the
thiol
tion
Uf
Brandon,
Begins.
Saska
toon
and
Edmonton,
with
the
possibility
of
.
a
meet
at
Edmooton
lu
the
fat..
;
.
Th
golf
proli
mortal
1
not
yet
near
(he
money-making
mark
of
the
boser.
but
h
u
at
toast
much
better
off
than
:e
used
to
be
a
few
years
ago.
Th
ecent
winter
tournament
season
pro
duced
the
following
financial
leaders:
Mac
Smith.
88.000:
Johnny
Parrel.
17.-980:
Bobby
Crulkshank.
88,300;
Gene
Sara
sen.
M.100.
.
.
Before
anyone
ataru
whiaperlng
of
commercialism
It
might
be
well
to
add
ihat
these
four
men.
with
their
total
smlngs
through
a
long
series
of
tournasnanu.
fell
818,000
short
of
what
Tom
Heeney
and
Jack
Delaney
each
drew
for
a
boxing
contest
that
waa
certainly
no
thriller
nor
vet
a
perform
ance
renowned
for
It
rare
skill.
....
Reglna
ha
tost
no
time
In
lining
up
it
hockey
star
for
next
winter's
play
says
the.
yrandon
Sun.
There
will
be
no
i
miti
ii
if
jilt
la
aonnecUoa
wl'h
Irlckiic'.,
cleatiK
8
IW
tM
sabfsie
before
May
&K1i
Hegth
ofrtttal.
jbullt
tip
Their
tearn
aariy.
Three
Of
the
Kenora
Junior
"stars
have
been
taken
to
the
Saskatchewan
Capital,
and
further
hockey
talent
I
reported
to
be
there.
Some
of
Keglna's
Canadian
Junior
champions
will
have
to
graduate
Into
senior
company
next
year.
It
was
ex
pec
ted
that
the
team
would
go
Into
senior
rank
Intact.
But
now
th
boss
are
splitting
up.
Harold
March
and
several
of
his
co-stars
will
be
on
th
senior
Reglna
stiuad.
while
the
remainder
of
the
team,
strengthened
by
Dallagher
of
Kenora
and
probably
by
ne
or
two
others,
will
comprise
the
l.'umoi
outfit
seeking
a
repeat
tltl.
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
of
your
copy
of
The
Daily
News
every
night
by
having
it
delivered
to
your
address
by
carrier
paid
in
advance
will
bring
it
to
you
evqry
night
for
a
year
Keep
Yourself
Well
Posted
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
the
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
AIL
Y
N
EWS
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Sailings
from
Prlnre
ltiitcrt.
For
V
ANCOLVEU.
VICTOKIA,
SwaiiMin
Hay.
Iliite.lale,
Alert
Itay.
etc.
Tuemlat.
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p.m.
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VICTOKIA.
Ilutrdaie,
Alert
Hay.
etc.,
Saturday,
7
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lor
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lor
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Sunday,
8
p.m.
133
3nd
Avenue.
It.
M.
SMITH.
Agent.
Prince
Ilupvrt.
U.V.
Through
tickets
sold
to
Victoria
and
Seattle,
and
baggage
cheeked
through
tn
dcMliutlor
,
Evety-day
Chairs
that
flop
into
beds
bags
that
suck
up
dirt
tiny
ticking
things
that
count
all
day
long
for
you.
Daylight
any
night
just
by
pushing
a
button.
A
stream
that
never
stops
till
you
turn
off
a
faucet.
Any
voice
you
want,
talking
to
you
from
a
cage
on
your
desk
or
wall.
Actions
of
yesterday,
of
people
miles
away,
going
on
on
a
curtain
before
you.
Stilled
throats
singing
to
you
from
discs;
distant
throats
singing
to
you
from
nothing!
Uncanny,
daily
magicthis,
due
to
national
advertising.
Advertisements
have
given
you
flash-lights,
telephones,
typewriters,
automobiles,
cold
creams,
motion
pictures.
They
have
given
you
new
eyes,
new
ears,
new
hands,
new
fee,
viqe,
new
emotion,
they
have
urged
such
wme
use,
so
lowered
prices,
that
almost
wishes
are
autoS,
almost'
beggars
can
ride.
Through
advertisements
you've
laid
down
the
shovel
and
the
hoe.
You
can
buy
a
whole
harvest
ready-to-eat
in
cans.
You've
hung
up
the
fiddle
and
the
bow,
for
a
radio.
There's
little
old-time
work
loft
in
this
age
of
amazing
short-cuts.
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
They
keep
you
to
the
fore
of
modern
life.