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ky
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In.
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Bntua
iiku
iiiiih
1.
I
'
THIS
16
;
i
owN
SLEEP
WHITE
SOX
IN
to
SIXTH
PLACE
NEW
YOKK
filANTH
MENACIXO
ST.
LOl'IS
CAKDINALS
IOK
XA-"
TIOXAL
i-EADEItsllH'
(Special
to
Dlly
Nws)
NEW
YORK.
July
7
Chicwto
White
Sax
went
into
sixth
place
over
Boston
i
in
the
American
League
yesterday
by
bar
winning
9-8
over
Washington
Senators
in
a
tight
game.
It
was
the
only
same
played
in
thla
league.
New
Tork
Qtants
reduced
the
distance
between
themselves
and
St.
Louis
Car-
dUuds
tor
the
leadership
of
the
National
Leauet
three
games
by
winning
over
PltUburg
Pirates
in
a
loose
game.
Chicago
Oubs
won
.over
Brooklyn
Dod
gers
and
are
now.
but
hall
a
game
behind
the
third
Dtece
Cincinnati
Reds.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
Lrafue
New
York
11.
Pittsburg
7.
Brocklyn
8.
Chicago
14.
all
Amrriraa
League
Chicago
0,
WaanlngtaB
8.
Coatt
League
MIssloM
11.
Soattse
S.
Oakland
13,
8aa
Praaclsoo
6.
Iloltrweod
0.
Portland
4.
Sacramento
4-C
Lea
Angeles
2-7.
I-EAOI
E
STANDINGS
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
New
Yek
54
18
.784
Philadelphia
41
31
81
St.
Louis
M
87
.494
Cleveland
83
89
.472
Washington
88
41
.448
OMcazo
38
43
.488
Boston
V
30
41
.423
to
Detroit
99
41
.403
National
League
St.
Louis
47
87
Nw
York
41
27
Oinclimati
48
34
Otatoaao
41
34
jm
Brooklyn
87
34
Ml
Mo
Pittsburg
32
40
.444
Boston
33:
48
333
Philadelphia
21
44
MS
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ily
The
Tramp)
An
esaanpte
of
good
sportmanahlp
waa
that
of
Jos
Wright,
the
Canadtan
oarsman,
who
woe
the
sculling
semifinal
yesterday
against
his
fellow
elusman.
Jack
Quest,
at
Henley.
H
had
every
right
to
keep
going
when
Bit
opponent
hit
the
piles
at
the
side
f
the
course
but
instead
of
doing
so
ha
stopped
until
his
friendly
contender
bad
UghUd
bUaseit.
To
have
continued
would
hs
been
to
have
won
wlttiout
possibly
Mug
the
better
man.
As
it
is
he
won
beceuse
he
was
the
mora
sklUrul
with
the
cars.
A
FreoeluBaa
again
won
the
tennis
championship
but
Dot
the
same
Frenchman
that
won
bw
year.
Bill
TUden
wet
-WJTOHff'
aeteaf-wHiioisM
getting
into
m
tatajf.
Vt
the'ctol
os
Laooste
waa
won
mn
w
raw
champion
aad
his
w
ouatfaw.
Cochet.
LltUe
mora
than
a
month
ago.
BUI
Torcbey"
Pedea.
ust
a
bii-hearted
led.
left
Victoria,
his
home
town,
wiw
dreamt
of
reakuag
tU
Oanadlan
Olym-
nir
pvcllnr
team
and
going
to
the
Olympic
game
to
compete
against
the
crack
riders
fretn
differ
t
point
of
the
world.
BUI'S
d
earns
eaaae
true
aad
the
local
speed
dewao
will
be
gi
an
opportunity
to
pit
bis
akin
against
the
beat
wheel
puahert
of
the
universe.
plying
lrJti
UJjaTrocto
Pedeo
A
FINE.
SUSlKiE'aS
-
t
-
rf
emploteE'S
TAMON'
UP
jj
I
r
8
O
1428.
by
l.i
I
Fmi
Vrvie.
fix
Cml
BriUia
riHt
imii
carried
the
colore
of
the
Capital
City
the
front
In
a
number
of
events
agaiuat
Haste
rn
Canada'
best
performer.
Victorians
are
proud
of
their
'red
headed
comet."
CRICKET
PRACTICE
HELD
LAST
NIGHT
Another
cricket
practice
was
held
last
.-.:ght
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
at
which
about
twenty
plsftrs
wei
present.
Double
wickets
were
used
and
a
num
cf
bowlers
were
tried
out.
Some
of
thee
are
now
getting
into
shape.
Another
practice
is
planned
for
aionday
evening.
SPORT
CHAT
The
ninth
lnnioz
of
a
game
between
fehlcago
Cubs-et.
Louis
Cardinals
re
cently
was
enlivened
by
a
maH-aieed
Tiot.
A
fan.
seated
near
the
Chicago
tHagout,
had
bees
riding
Hatk
Wilson
afternoon,
and
with
the
long
day
drawing
to
a
close
the
burly
out-
tisMsr
decided
to
stop
the
fan
then
and
there.
He
eUmfced
Irrto
the
box
with
the
husky
Gabby
Hartaett
right
behind
him
and
made
for
the
spectator.
The
rest
of
the
gathertng
forgot
all
ftswut
the
halt
gam
and
sided
wHh
Hack
and
his
gang.
Mounted
police
finally
managed
to
ssva
the
epectetar
aster
the
crowd
had
started
to
man-handle
him
in
a
big
way.
Jimmy
McLarnln,
babf-faced
Van-
loDurer
Irishman,
wko
turned
most
of
the
lightweight
divtaton
trasj-turvey
with
his
brusque
right
band,
asked
the
State
Supreme
oaurt
in
New
York,
not
force
bun
to
testify
whether
he
pre-
to
knock
hM
apponeftts
clammy
rather
than
outpoint
them.
A
court
Harder,
secured
by
H)almer
llogren,
one
time
sparring
partner,
who
1
suing
Jimmy
for
130,000
for
breaking
ttls
jaw.
erdernd
the
smiling
OrU
Into
court
answer
to
these
dxeatiens
an4
tbra
before
the
trial
itelt
began.
Jimmy
Hold
the
court
it
was
easy
to
ate
that
questions
were
points
HJalmer
ihese
tad
to
prove
in
oonrt.
No
action
wss
TENNIS
TOURNEY
OPENING
SUNDAY
MAW
UXTKIEN
IX
I'Olt
VAHIOIH
EVtNTK
IX
CITY
rilAMNOXNIIIP
COMPETITION
The
annual
city
tennis
championship
tournament
will
open
tomorrow
on
the
Canadian
National
Tennis
Club's
courts.
tne
draw
for
the
day
being
as
follows:
Men's
Single
10
a.m.
Brand
vs.
Underwood;
B.
J.
fcSmlth
vs.
Oregg
10
41
m
dyne
vs.
Slooomb;
Bluk
v.
Joslln.
t
11
80
ajn.
Hewltson
vs.
Howard.
Men's
IMitible
UJO
a.m.
Ma
rent
t
and
Brand
ve,
Portor
and
Sknltta.
3
pj-OeaUs
sad
Holtby
vs.
Sio-
omb
iM
Vaderwoad;
Harris
and
smith
vs
Clyne
and
Ilftward.
Mlved
lioublr
3
46
omr-Mr,
aad
Mrs.
Oregg
vs.
Howard
aad
Miss
Smith:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clrne
vs.
Brand
aad
Mr.
Bhadwell.
Llt
of
Entrant
The
complete
list
of
entrants
In
the
various
evoat
U
as
follows:
Ma's
8bigle
H.
A.
Pryce.
A.
O
BiocctJvU.
JatTtes
Underwood,
E.
J
gonlth,
Pettr
Blaek,
P.
II
Llacey.
J
V
Otyas,
II.
JiewltaoA.
Oarl
Brand.
T.
Jos
lie,
E.
E
Oregg,
Veil
Howard
and
W.
Marentctte.
Men's
Doubles
A.
Elocoxnb
nd
3.
WELL-
HtREJ
PIV&-GlT
COT
AN
TAT
OUT
Underwood;
E.
J.
Smith
and
H
Porter,
H.
A.
Pryce
and
P.
H.
Lmzey:
W.
Malr
and
J.
Hcrtoa:
A.
L.
Holtby
and
M.
Ooazales;
J.
Harris
and
Eddie
Smith;
J.
V.
Clyne
and
Poll
Howard;
F.
Joslln
and
W.
L
SUmiord.
E.
W.
Marentctte
and
Carl
Brand.
.
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
A.
L
Holtby
and
Mrs.
P.
Rogers;
Miss
C.
Harve-y
and
Mlu
E.
Diest
Mrs
8.
P.
McMordle
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shad
well.
Ladies'
Singles
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby.
Miss
0
Harvey,
Mrs.
8.
P.
McMordle.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Sbadwell.
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
R.
Rogers
and
J.
H.
Arnott;
Peter
Black
and
Mia
K
Davles;
Mr.
a
ad
Mrs.
J.
V.
Clyne;
Poll
.toward
and
Miss
Vera
Smith;
Oar.
irand
and
Mrs.
H
L.
Sbadwell:
Mr.
anC
4m.
e.
E.
Oragg
NEW
HAZELTON
Winners
of
honor
roUs
in
the
Hasal-
ton
public
schools
were:
proficiency
Bill
Sargent;
regularity
aad
punctuality,
Agnes
Sterrlts;
deportment.
Mar-jaret
Bargeat.
The
sisters
tssro
St.
Joseph's
Acad
cmy.
Prince
Rupert,
will
arrive
about
the
middle
of
the
month
to
spend
tht
summer
holidays,
at
Hagwllgwt.
They
will
reside
In
the
priest's
house.
!d
Rev.
T.
D.
Proctor
held
special
services
in
Haseiton
Anglican
Church
last
Sunday
to
mark
Dominion
Day
and
the
sixth
anniversary
of
his
tax
log
up
the
pastorate.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
T.
II.
Wright
from
Oibsen's
Landing
are
expected
to
ar
rive
about
the
first
of
nest
wk.
Mr.
Wright
will
succeed
Rev.
J.
H.
Young
a
United
Otrarcn
pastor
for
this
dis
trict.
New
Hacettoa
beat
Smlthera
8
to
I
la
a
baseball
same
which
was
the
esture
at
the
Dominion
Day
oelebra
tion
at
Bmithefs.
Everett
0reawyoBeJiaa
teoher
at
Alice
Ann.
hit'
arritftJ
ih
Nw
Baaslton
to
spend
.part
of
4e
summer
vacation
Ed
Sweet
eamedsiwft,
froaa
Beament
or
the'DanhfloaV
tiir
holiday.
It
was
the
fUit
U44i
lt
fed
had
Jhad
for
everrteen
years.
Ward
Marshall
made
a
trip
from
New
Hatetton
to
Prince
Oeorae
last
week
In
less
than
fifteen
hours,
or
an
iverage
of
22A
mile
per
hour.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mitchell
Newman.
Alfred
Hall
and
Perry
Tork.
The
high
level
bridge
at
Hwilget
wiu
be
closed
oo
July
10
when
work
will
commence
on
-dismaatliug
it
pre
paratory
to
building
a
new
bridge.
The
road
betweea
New
Haaelton
snd
South
Harelton
la
aow
being
repaired
to
serve
while
use
Hsfwilget
bridge
Is
closed
for
the
neat
ft
or
aU
montts
TERRACE
Miss
Dorlnda
and
St.
John
Ooltburst
arrived
home
on
Monday
from
southern
B.
O.
where
they
have
bean
attending
private
schools.
Mr,
t-e
snd
tfeti
dsbghters
'of
Tne
two
elder
girls
will
reinaih
7or
the
eaUrs
vacation.
Captain
J.
Q.
Cello
urtt
returned
on
Thursday
from
'Padfai
where
he
ac
companied
P.
Mi
DofkriU,
OoasraUve
candldaU
and
spoke
Id
his
behalf
on
Wednesday
night
at
well
attended
meeting,
Miss
Elderkln,
Terrace
hlh
school
DrincJpal.
left
on
Thursday
to
spend
E.iher
vacation
In
Vaiwouver.
Her
moth-
let
and
stater
oiJUait
Bootla
wra
ps,
ur.ri
an
tha
aams
UalO
and
Will
SAV-
Wko
hired
that
I
LOAFER-
i
MA
T
JU"o
WENT
OUT
OF
THc
I
DOOR?
V
anted
for
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
Li-i
I
Li-
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
HOUSES
FOR
KENT
BOBDEM
aTREETT
AT
MIDO:
Beale
House
near
Catbone
Church
at
saoao:
gig
Sixtb
Avenue
West
at
25.00.
Ninth
Avenue.
8
rooms.
10
and
another
1
10
AO.
tbom
are
all
r.
ve.
HAitT
i-end
the
summer
with
bar
in
Van
jouvon
Mho
BsstaraUa
has
pis
nJ
her
resignatioa
ta
'
the
Winds
of
the
iooal
aoaool
board
aad
has
aosepted
a
posltkw
oa
the
hgh
sahoal
staff
at
Oceaa
Pall.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrlnch.
MiA..
had
the
misfortune
to
injure
his
knee
wall
ravelling
by
speeder
from
Remo
to
Terrace
early
In
the
weak
aad
is
oonflaed
to
his
room
in
the
Terras)
hotel.
The
steady
rains
oi
the
past
t
lays,
while
playing
havoc
with
ripe
itrawberrtsa.
will
conssderaoly
lengthen
be
season
tor
thsan
aa
wall
as
doiag
jntold
good
to
gardens,
pastures
aad
ruit
crops
generally.
Theodora
Robinson
ss
speadlng
a
olldsy
la
Paaiflc
at
the
homo
of
vlr.
and
Mr.
T.
H.
McCubbla.
UOAKI)
OF
TRADE
TAKES
UP
WITH
OTTAWA
QUESTION
OF
AMERICAN
F1SHEKMKN
TAKING
FISH
IN
K.C.
(oaauaosd
from
page
aw)
real
serious
menace
to
the
Canadians
.almon
fishing
industry,
and
that
the
ara
quantity
of
astmoa
being
take
,n
Haeat
Straits
and
alsewaetm,
will
seriously
sffect
the
run
of
salmon
to
a
sVMena,
Naas
and
other
aontiga
ius
river.
HTHAITft
IX
'ITI()
'
The
uacettalntf
hsaarflipg
'tat'loh-ttrit
KYW
what
Canadian
water,
particularly
In
Hecate
Straits,
as
In
tbs
present
tends
to
work
s
hardship
'
Canadian
Fishermen.
A
few
yean
ago
a
Can
dlan
fisherman
was
selaed
aad
fined
for
fishing
north
of
Zsyaa
Island.
He
was
admittedly
north
of
the
boundary
line,
but
was
also
admitted
by
the
United
States
suthorlUe
to
hsve
been
9
miles
from
any
Alaskan
shore.
He
wss
nevertheless
fined.
Canadian
authorities
apparently
do
not
pay
any
attention
to
American
boata
flablag
south
of
the
boundary
line,
watching
only
the
three
mile
limit.
la
new
nf
the
constantly
Increas
ing
numbers
of
American
fishing
boats
opsratiaf
la
Hecate
Strait,
ve
ate
of
the
opinion
that
th
present
Patrol
System
la
rather
Inadequate
to
prevent
those
vessels
tusking
use
of
Canadian
Harbors
In
violation
of
the
Treaty.
We
are
pointing
out.,
.toes'
ma
Her
snd
wish
to
brtag
to
jsour
attention
the
fact
thattbatr
sfv
erecting
a
very
jive
and
vltaT
situation
an
the
Horta
110.
Gasst,
aerlouslr
affecting
and
re
ducing
the
opportunity
for
Oaaadisa
fishermen
to
earn
a
livelihood
aad
also
the
future
of
this
Industry.
W
therefore
beg
that
you
win
seriously
Investigate
and
take
steps
to
(meliorate
aatdHaons.
Respectfully
submitted,
(Signed)
B.
E.
PARK
OH,
JOHN
DYBIIAVN,
O.
BUSHBY,
Fisheries
Committee.
Prince
Rupert
Hoard
of
Trade,
fer
A.BROOKSBANK,
Secretary.
NO
ONs.-
v.R-
I
C'w.'viJ
j
LOOKING
FOR
A
JOB
v
..
7
r
1
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sell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
in
any
quantity-
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
arc
right.
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is
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
317.
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Chrlsmas
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want
agents
in
this
locality.
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Art
Company
Manufacturers.
810
Bpadlna,
Toronto.
FOR
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OLD
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in
stead
of
building
paper
or
to
lay
be-aeatfe
carpets
on
the
floor.
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special
arise
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larae
qasnttuas.
Dally
Hews.
FOR
SALE
CWBAP-8
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Atwster
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tgnltloo
clutch.
18
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ahaftlag.
propeller
and
all
fit-
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Green
717.
168
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FOR
SALE
HOUSE
7
ROOMS.
MOD-ern.
Section
6.
ga.OOOOO.
Terms.
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condition.
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easy
terms
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780.
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RENT
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NtSth
Avenue
East
Rent
reasonable
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City
Treasurer
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CABIN
SALT
LAKES
last
two
works
in
Auguat
including
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Host.
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Phone
Arnott.
100
OR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYER
PIANOS
Phonographs
and
Sowing
Machines
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Music
Store.
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RENT.
FURNISHED
POUR
toonieg
apartcaeat
with
hath,
Water
paid.
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847.
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bath.
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hot
water
heated.
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Ltd.
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RENT.
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POR
RENT
PURNIsnaTD
ROOMS;
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small
suite.
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Orson
880.
HOUSE
POR
RENT
PARTLY
PURM
lined.
Phone
Red
88
160
RESTAURANTS
noon
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Mrs.
Cnger.
Proprietress
Third
Alriiue,
nest
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Oood
Horns
Cooked
Meals
and
Howe
Baked
Broad
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Kvenlng
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USED
CARS
FOH
SALE
Ford
Ton
Trurk,
panel
body
1160.00
Ton
Truck.
Chassis
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four
wheel
brake,
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Ton
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Truck,
new
tires
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Terms
csn
be
arranged
on
above
cars
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Phone
83.
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AND
HANOES
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HIOH
GRADE
II
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and
mat
treses,
including
The
Oster-more
Mattraw,
Slumber
King
Spring
and
Chateau
bed,
are
now
carried
by
us
In
stock.
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