!
i
K,,
.
July
16,
l'.ir
THE
DAILY
NEWS
,
PACE
SEVEN
I
i!
vvlmt
it
should
be?
V'-
kiM-p
the
qunlity
of
ri
:;r
V'Vi'au
up
to
me
HIGHEST
P0SSII5LE
STANDAHI)
trial
wllj
convince
you
'.is.
We
will
be
pleased
:
rvc
you
dally.
THY
OUR
SPECIAL
HOVIS
AM)
WHOLE
WHEAT
Electric
Bakery
Third
Avenue
Prince
Hupert,
R.C.
II.
S.
WALLACE
CO.
LTD.
LADIES'
Bathing
Suits
In
JANTZEN
UNIVERSAL
and
PENMAN
makes
IIATHLNG
IIELTS
H.S.WallaceCo.Ltd.
Phone
9
3rd
Avenue
and
Fulton
City
Meat
Market
Selvig
Bros.
Third
Ave.
Phone
705
KJOT
IISK
dRONSAKR
Alle
sorter
norsk
ost
Norske
flskekonservcr
Norske
Rukkerkavringcr
Norske
hvelehonrokker
Norske
rugskonrokkcr
Norske
knekkelirod
Norske
flathrod
Mutter
O.S.V.
1st
ky.
vnrcr.
nillige
prlser.
Hurtig
omliringelse
"Demers"
For
your
Summer
Sport
Wear
Phone
27
'
P.O.
327
COAL
Your
choice
EDS0N
CASSIDV
-
WEI
LINGT0N
TELKVA
AIho
Bulkley
Hay
nnd
firnin.
Agent
f.r
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
cricket
match
!
regatta
was
brooeyn
man
held
Saturday!
great
event
hit
cardinals
UH'.KU
TEAM
IIEATIIN
Y
IUKRVS
KEEN
('O.MPK.TITION!
A-KliyCII
IN
"HSONKT'fE
UKNpONNIHLE
ItV
AN
INNINOH
4N'l
jL
I
TKUKHTAKKN
IN
WRvM.
AT
"
IJlWtltV
lOgfPJU'llKMM
AT
IttfXs!
'
ipn'-ipSi
JVBKKiliXV
filMKH
The
cricket
match
held
Saturday
Ideal
weaUie?
coitions
favored
the
NEW
YORK.
July
16.
Brcoklyn
held
afternoon
at
3
pjn.
prompt
between
nnual
regatta,
of
the
Prince
Hupert
"P
St.
Loul
attempt
to
run
away
with
UMM.
Durban
Mid
City
was
won
by
Yacht
and
Rbjirtng
Club
on
the
harbor
National
League
by
defeating
the
the
Durban
t,
an
inning
and
28
yesterday
anofibe
event,
which
waa
a
uardinaU
yesterday
and
New
York
by
runs,
complete
ucg,refw
many
spectator
d2e"B
CmtlnnaAl
again
moved
up
Oantaln
CaierMor
unn
.v..
-...
tn
,k.
o,otrSSiiy
jiiu
nf
th.
nti
t
f
aflgafBIl
gkii.ftnd
a
hall
games
of
th
f
leeted
to
bat
first.
The
openlrur
were
ketW'iR$tW
and
attracted
kli3E52ifetU!
01
Hkljrn
wo
batsmen
ware
soon
out
but
a
good
much
lntoreilf
V;
T
I
"-'"wJtaS61
01
Cart,nal
tend
by
Mcrrlmaa
and
Fugarty
con-
i
Men
from
tlc
IlilS.
Durban
entered
Plttt
TiJC
durtag
the
post
two
trtbtltod
&)
runa.
Thereafter
another
!
two
tetania
in
the
whaler
race
and
'
On
BuUy.
Ma
home
run
and
""and
by
Cruae
and
Wlllla
brought
33
1
there
wa
alae
a
boat
from
the
local
rung
and
the
aide
waa
all
out
for'
detachment
of
the
Royei
Canadian
128
runa.
Naval
Volunteer
Ileaerve.
The
stokers
Prince
Rupert,
were
noon
out.
the
from
the
warship
won
handily,
bowling
of
Agncw
and
Tucker
prov-l
Much
credit
tor
the
auccesaful
cul-
tag
too
good
for
the
locala.
Peddle.
Croxford
and
Qoodriek
were
top
men
with
17,
16.
IB
respectively,
with,
a
total
of
100
runs
for
the
two
innings.
For
the
ship,
Agnew
had
4
wicket
for
14
runs
and
Tucker
8
for
7.
For
th-
locals
Peddle
7
dockets
for
60.
Wll-:-r
Murray
and
Blocombe
were
the
other
local
bowlers
WESTMINSTER
BEAT"
EDMONTON
LEGION
VANCOUVER.
July
10
The
Westminster
Circle
defeated
the
Canadian
Legion
of
Edmonton
four
to
nil
In
the
first
game
Saturday
of
the
Interpro-vlnclal
Domlniun
fojtbell
series.
EDMONTON
GRADS
IN
TIMBER
SALE
X92S8
ixtter,
Victoria.
B.C
.
or
Dlatrtot
Foreater.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
NOTICE
ill
LAND
ACT.
due
Ales
Maodonald,
the
general
chair
man,
who
bad
all
arrangements
under
his
personal
supervision.
Members
of
the
club
generally
gave
their
assist
ance.
The
various
events
resulted
as
follows:
Handicap,
open
Chug
(Oapt.
WUson.)
Cruiser
raco,
Club
&jaW--8uga
Cup
-1.
Collier
(f,
W.
Allen
.
8.
Vaquero
I
Alex
Maodonald
i
;
8.
Oalander
(Lance
Styles).
Whaler
Race
1,
Stokers.
H.MB
Durban.
Ladles
a
ingles
Bowing
lMra.
C.
A.
Klrkendall:
IK
Mrs.
Alec
MacdbnaM.
Men's
Singles
Rowing
-1.
8yd
Hunter:
I.
(Jordan
Hitchcock.
Mixed
Doubles
Rowing
1,
Mrs.
Alex
Macdonald
and
Syd
Hunter:
2.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A
Klrkendall.
Handicap,
Open
1,
Frances
D.
(Norman
DagMah);
I
Bruce
II
(B1U
Me
nu
niP
11TI1T
IlIPTAnU.
"""":
nom
w
n.
I.
uroxei
rlKMd
Will
VlbllMI
I
-J
Beat
Handloap-1.
Vixen
(C.
O
Minns
8.,
Pkmsettta
(R.
E.
Benson);
EDMONTON,
July
16
The
Edmonton
Marjorie
(Dr.
H.
L.
Alexander!.
Qrads
ui.et-.ed
their
Suroneon
tour
Sat-
1
Outboard
Motor
Handicap
-1.
Speeder
urday
with
W
to
18
victory
over
the
1
0fe
Mlnnsl.
2.
K
(Dr.
W.
T
Prenth
RacltiK
Club
basketball
team
at
Kin.
.
K
(Mlas
Bdlth
Kerglnl.
Parts,
aooording
to
w:
rd
received
here
I
1
Doubles.
Rowing-
Mrs
C.
A.
KlrkendaJl
and
Mlas
Ina
Bddle:
2.
Round
trip
passengers
aboard
the
Catala
this
week
Include
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Alexander
and
Mrs.
Alex
MacdonsJd.
Mn
Dc-iiMes.
1.
J.
Tosh.
H.
Darldaon.
Mrs.
Julian.
Mr.
Rowing
uri
Mrs.
Trora-r
Rev
Otor-
H
n
Billy
Klktns;
2.
w,rd
nd
Dr
L
Alexander
Raley.
Mrs.
Room.
Mrs.
Ridley
and
,
H,
Mlas
Ridley,
mast
of
whscn
eosne
fron
Vancouver.
Billy
Hubert
PRINCE
RUPERT
WINS
OVER
H.M.S.
DURBAN
IN
BILLIARD
MATCH
Wtxmtxtg
seven
out
of
ten
HftVpeiat
Prince
Rupert
billiard
players
""T
"T"
r".
Sealed
Tenoer.
Will
:
he
ieesvd
by
rT":
the
Minister
of
Land
at
Vtatorto.
B.C.,
ln
"oo
lenniruu
una
nsramsj
.
not
later
than
swob
on
the
exn
oay
nignt
defeated
representauves
irem
of
August.
IBM.
for
toe
toe
purchase
or
UUB
rwK.
v..
.
0r.t.
unoer
triple
tfts4
dejecit
for
toe
leaders.
YeVjisrdajf
his
atHfSjtng
batted'
in
two
runs.
Prtddy
FtUaJihmoaa
won
his
own
game
at
Olaotnriat
when
he
deubled.
In
the
eighth
lnat&g.
Rutto
made
b)a
34th
homer
In
the
first
iNRfcsc
of
KcW
York's
ntfMeap
game
against
Cleveland
whHe
Gehrig,
got
his
lth
in
the
fifth.
St.
Lsufc
defeated
Washington
in
12
Innings.
SATIIUDAY
OAMES
NATIONAL
l.KWUK
New
York
4;
CBtsfflnnstl
2.
Brooklyn
;
St.
i4MU
2.
Boston
0:
Piatskurg
10
Philadelphia
Si
Chicago
10-8.
AMKKIOAN
I.LAIH
K
Chieago
U-ltf
timon
4-3.
St.
toula
t
Wostctegton
2.
Clovrlatil
Saw'
York
and
Datroit.
Philadelphia,
h5.
COAST
LEAfll
K
Sacramento
0;
Sen
Pranclece
9.
Missions
7:
Portland
2.
Hollywood.
D;
Seattle
3.
Oakland
t:
Leo
Angeles
4.
SUNDAY
UAUEM
XATIOVAL
UUIIIE
New
York
2.
Cincinnati
1.
Philadelphia
8r
Chicago
G.
Brooklyn.
8;
St.
Louis
1.
4
AMERICAN
I.EA(UE
Cleveland
0
New
York
3-fl.
'
at.
Louu
0i
Waatilngtnn
4.
COAST
LIUfllE
Mission
9-4:
Portland
8-5.
Oakland
1-1:
Los
Angeles
7-9.
Bacramento
J5-4;
Ban
Pnlnclsco
4-6
Hollywood
10:
Seattle
5.
REGIMENT
WINS
RIFLE
MATCH
SHOOTING
I'MtEIC
IDEAL
COMllT
lONK
AT
MeNICIIOU.
RAN4IHK
YtXTERlAv
Meal
conditions
a
rifle
match
Lloenot
X9SS8.
to
out
18JW.0eo
Mil.
UcNlchoU
,.,.7,
took
place
at
"
ranges
yes-of
Spruce.
Hemlock,
and
Cedar
on
an
of
99
to
891
IodlvWal
aeorea
wtr.
were
"T"
.
area
adjoining
the
West
boundary
of
as
fcltowa
S.TX
SS86
In
the
of
Sklde-
an
of
619
against
618
p
vicinity
u,lt-
MmUt0,i
imiH
g-,.,
RMPrtl
d-!
Roweu
Ly
segregate
"
..t.
lk
kioresbv
Island
Oueen
Char-
.
:'
Z
.
..
....
-u.
lotte
blands
Land
District
Thirty
(801
years
will
be
aUowed
for
removal
of
timber.
Further
particulars
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Victoria.
B.C..
or
District
Forester.
let
iTmce
Rupert,
.C
TIMBER
SALE
X9691.
There
will
be
offered
far
sale
at
Auction,
at
noon
on
the
Eighteenth
18th)
day
of
July.
IM.
In
the
ouioe
oi
the
uuuict
Foreatof
ai
rruaee
jsui
he
Licenoe
X9601.
to
:ut
5jno.ooo
PBJjf.
Spruce.
Balaam,
Hetalook
and
Jedar
on
an
area
covering
a
portion
oi
m
806
at
the
head
of
Kynoeh
Lagoon.
Xynech
(Baai
Muasell
tntot.
Range
a.
Saast
District
Three
T3I
years
will
ee
auoweo
ior
-vmoval
of
umber.
"Provided
any
one
unable
to
attend
.he
auction
in
person
may
submit
tender
to
be
opened
at
the
hour
of
auction
md
treated
as
one
bid
iHMa.
Durban).
87.
Maodonald.
94:
Darllaen,
160.
Beaaley.
100:
WHIoughoy.
9.
ApHeyaid.
100:
Pahner.
81.
Brown.
100!
Cowan,
SI.
atraehaa.
87:
crook.
100.
Fonekson.
100;
Foyrty.
ee.
Hemming
80:
White,
too.
Baker,
100:
Roberta,
48.
M.
Aodrewa,
100;
MoMa.
88.
The
match
was
arranged
oy
the
First
B.
C
Regiment
and
oondttiona
for
snooting
were
ideal.
Local
men
were
handicapped
somewhat
by
having
to
use
open
atgtrt.
Ueat
W.
Braes
was
the
winner
of
Ute
apoon
for
the
Regiment
and
A.
B.
Forgarty
for
the
ship.
Seorea
were
a
follows:
1ST
II.
C.
Lieut.
W
Brass
..
Pte.
A.
Wylle
..
I
R
q
Mil
S.
Lamb
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
UMlr
ww.
R.
w.
WAYS
icapt.
c.
V.
Bvltt
(Wntt-ru
Rrglun)
iff.
J.
Watt
...
TENDERS
HHt
TRACK
TIES
Sealed
Tenders
addressed
to
the
un-
Office
of
the
Qaneral
Tie
and
Timber
Pte.
R.
WUcoe
.
Lieut
a
WUkinoon
REUIMKNT
(
300
SOS
600
Total
...
26
88
32
29
...
M
30
28
86
.....40
28
28
89
28
XI
25
81
28.
2
24
7
34
24
28
'
18
U
20
26
60
IT
18
36
60
Total
6M
II.
M.
S.
Dt
KUAN
Agont.
canaaian
naiionai
Kxnreaa,
A
B
Pr.rtT
28
SB
"
28
Bunding.
Montreal,
until
twelve
oWock
f"?
noon
July
26,
1038.
for
RaUway
Tiea
Corp
Long
34
38
30
to
be
manufactured
mm
uougias
rir.
a.
B.
Tuoker
.....
39
SB
SB
INTENTION'
TO
APPLY
TO
Hemlock.
Jaakplne.
Tamarae
and
Cedar
IV
M
M
M
,.M
23
93
"
I.KAHE
LWI)
.Timber
cut
isttweem
September
1.
1928.
y
TAKB
ROTfCl
tn
apply
for
a
11
Mat
so
AiiAuaai
Ohriatlna
Cor!
nhniiu.
thence
wm-i
K
cKtma.
and
eon
talnlne
K
160
acres.
m"re
or
Jess.
CHRISTINA
OORLKY.
Applicant
Tistrt
May
98
10SB
IN
PRORATE
IN
THE
MTKE.ME
COCHT
OF
BRITISH
COI.IMIUA
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
Art"-
And
In
the
Matter
of
the
Bstate
of
Peter
IN
PRORATE
OK'ilUIT.sW
IN
TI'KM
HlEn
In
the
Matter
of
the
"Administration
ln
thf
MatSS-
of
the
Bftte
-
Bdwwd
XArNOW'Sfofl!,
Honor.
F
Yovu
the
nth
day
July.
A.D.
1906.
I
PSr"S.
.
7lw
of
the
wtiite
esinw
of
Edward
mlnlstrator
Llndseth.
deoenH,.
and
all
P-Hg."
-.JT-,.
j
...
t.
laid
estate
are
per
y
.WW.
Ya
and
all
tath
lath
day
m
"
"
re-
partles
r...
Indebted,
to
nmoUlu
th,l,",.uv,orBretnr
,
,rt..i.i...i.
-j.,
to
me
forthwith
Dated
tue
Uifl
duy
WimtT
Ot
JUl.
AJJ.
.
.
H
IU0VJ
I,
immw,
SHSBJ
mttTVM-vm
anrtwvni
"w.
sjwaaj
vw
v
v
-w
in
BmuDftra
Ltm
CWODI?"v
Jaaiiary
i,
im.
ami
MpMimDar
i.
ira
j?j:S3Zm
vt
waff
nut
vzziz'
aT'inrvr
.
on
irrrr'i-
"
"
own
ana
j
.
'
z
cvr.
wiimwiiwi
..t
tr.iu.
ilde
r
Bseena
shvw.
.
..
m
aototdaoce
mi
a
apeol
apeoiiwations
"7
nan
ft
nds
,
.
.
It
B
1
RkO
uway
company.
1986.
IJIW-IJ
revised
July
18,
18.
Tender
Marine
Price
if
Pacific.
BC
,
walWedman,
lntna
forB-
osttataxl
at
the
Office
ornce
am
iimuw.ua
t
z
ane
Tie
ABjem
ai
wwmpee:
,
and
flora
1
scribed
lands:
.
.
.
.
.
'the
inirehMiag
A
vent,
Vanoouver,
or
Commencing
at
a
post
Planted
".Oeoera!
Tie
ajad
"Timber
Agent.
Mon-
vitheat
corner
of
Lot
un,
naoe
.:
treat.
Tandem
wtU
not
be
considered
coast
District;
tMW
orn
uniewi
ssefle,
rm
supplied
The
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces
sarily
eccepiea.
0.
P.
M&OUARBN.
Tie
and
Timber
Amt.
166.
Montreal.
Que.
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OK
INTENTION
TO
APPLY
TO
LEASE
I.IM)
1
1,
Ateat
for.
Iiuoirio-Mills
JUmlted.
riaUdKtay'3,
1928,,
IiAND
ACT
NOTICE
OF
INTKNTIC.N
TO
API
LEAHE
I.ANll
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
according
District
and
situate
adjacent
to
AUlford
Bay,
Moresby
Island.
Bkldegate
Inlet,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pacific
Mills
Limited,
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers,
lutenas
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
described
lands:
Commencing
at
a
nost
planted
on
the
high
water
mark
of
an
Island:
thence
following
the
high
water
mark
around
trie
isiano
to
point
or
commencement
and
contain
1
n
0.2S
acre,
more
or
less
PAPIFTr
MTI.I.S
LIMITED,
a..p','.!;it
Dtmnlrt
Wllrmr
lludkdoii.
wn.t
,
.
Pai'itu-
Mills.
Limited.
Dated
Miy
3.
1928.
TnUl
17
34
2C
29
29
27
38
19
24
:
SWIMMING
GALA
84
70
70
74
74
74
71
013
IS
SUCCESSFUL
PRINCE
Rl'PEUT
AND
ll.M.S.
DCRIlVN
SHARED
IIONOKH
IN
EVENT
AT
SALT
LAKE
YI'.ISTI'RIIAY
With
Meal
weather,
conditions
pre-
MeDormin.
uecw-ru.
,
....
in
prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
Din-
1
vaUliur
and
much
lntereit
being
taken
ownrv
T
ni
1
innu
ui
.
,
.
,
u
1
hiami
-
..
'"'."u
v
tk.
nth
oy
of
ZZLSZrr.,
"2'"'S,'r..i-""tr
In
the
various
events,
tot
annual
swim-
.1-
4
n
loaa
T
waa
aDDOutsra
bo
Swo,
'
o7
the
j-t.te
of
IWr
McDonald,
deceased,
and
all
parties
nsv-uWlws
W1
the
).ald
estate
are
hM
ul5d
to
furnish
-amj.
properly
verified,
to
me
on
01
'
bef
iath
dav
of
August
.
axi
Parttnbtid
to
th.
-ft
-re
required
of
tbetr
to
pay
the
amount
lnd,btedna
t-
mfcnhwIUv
Official
Admin-rtJator
OrW
queen
Charlotte
Islands
mlng
gala
of
the
Prince
Rupert
swuu-
TAKE
NOTICE
that
Pattfle
Mills
miM
Club
yesterday
at
the
Salt
Lake
umitra
01
Vancouver,
u.u.,
oeeupsiton
rf
.
..,nrtoi'M,i,
.name
sucoessfsQaffatr.
&rne
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturers.
Intends
proved
a
very
wv
ppi7
ior
Ivokk:
Ul
diNr
ivtivwiu
uv-
uirfe
nuuurou
iwiswiw
wvacrcu
,irr
xsns
Commencing
,at
a
peat
planted
on
the
Ah
water
mark
of
an
Island:
'
dot
to
either
participate
in
or
witness
thence
thence
the
water
aporta,
Several
men
front
following
the
nigh
water
mark
around
it
MB.
Durban
were
present
by
apeoial
the
island
to
of
commencement.
'point
,
Invitation
and
the
fh-
wlD
nip
earried
off
IMn(
some
and
oontatnlng
one
acre,
more
or
less.
.
PACIFIC
MILLS,
LIMITED.
ofthe
Important
prtiiee
of
the
day
in
'
ADDllCant.
Mlmmln
HH'lnff
Pritwii
Ruwrt
llodidon.
lMfwton.
1
m:
.
"
.
-7.
-
-
"
.
'
A
'
Donald
WHbur
rrnresentatlvea
took
five
flrat
prince
olid
five
rftfeff
t'WtfPiV!'-ahtp
cVplurLj'W
llreVrlre
Chh
fiur
PLY
TOltcChlef')'
I!
McDon3?'i
acted
as
starter
with
Robert
Blanre
and
E.
C
Olbbons.
Judges,
and
Djui.
Frlxeell
announcer.
Prlre
winners
were:
Twenty-five
yard
daeh
1.
Doug.
Scott
3.
Joe
Scott.
Fifty
yard
breast
trckel.
Joe
Scott:
2,
Dlnhani
iIIMB.
Durban).
Fancy
spring
!"ard
diving
1.
WU
Uanu
(HAIfl.
Durttaa);
3.
Joe
Bcott.
Twenty-five
y"l
back
stroke
1
DavlH
(H.M.B
Diirhan);
2,
Joe
Bcott
Under
wrier
hwiiu
1.
Doug.
Frlmell
-I-
.
.
't
a
Durhnn
i
ackw
bun).
2.
Jock
B'Jddlt
Plfty
yard
dash
-1.
Joe
Scott:
2.
Pickering
I
H
MS
Durban
i.
Hlgn
dive
1.
Jack
Boddle:
2,
Williams
(HJJ.
Durban)
and
Joe
Scott
(tie).
,
TENNIS
GAME
INTERESTING
PRINCE
Rl
I'EKX
PLAYERS
TOOK
THREE
OCT
OP
POl
It
EVENTS
t
llOU
1I.M.S.
Ill
KUAN
OITICERS
ameers-
lrom
HMB.
Durban,
in
iptte
of
the
fact
that
they
do
not
get
many
opfsxrttmlties
to
praetlae
the
taic.
inade
a
splendlii
showing
in
the
tournament
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
CNJt.
courts
with
local
players.
All
amos
were
close
and
some
of
the
nicest
tennis
that
has
been
played
here
In
considerable
time
was
seen.
Princ
Rupert
playere
took
three
of
the
four
seta.
Lieut
Commander
Agnew
won
.ver
Carl
Brand,
one
of
Prince
Rupert
'
1-cat.
by
a
score
of
614.
8-6.
Poll
How-r.rd
evened
up
the
singles
honors
by
beating
Midshipman
Clouaton
6-2.
6-4
The
men's
doubles
were
particularly
ntereating
and
closely
played.
Poll
Howard
and
J.
V.
Ctyne
beat
Paymaster
Commander
Webster
and
Midshipman
egg
SIT,
7-6.
T-
and
E.
W.
Maren-
tette
and
Carl
Brand
defeated
Lieut.
OomrnADOer
Agnew
and
Midshipman
Hawkins
7-6.
8-10.
6-1.
Refreshments
were
served
with
Mrs.
W.
Holtby
In
charge
and
Mrs.
J.
V.
Clyne
pouring,
oaalatanta
being
Mrs.
Rogers.
Mlas
Vera
Smith
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Sbadwell.
I
SPORT
CHAT
1
j
,.n7
After
palnsWklng
enquiry
Into
the
ituatlon,
I
am
able
to
declare
that
there
la
absolutely
no
Interest
In
the
Tunney-Heettey
heavyweight
champion
-
'ceaft
among
those
who
are
going
about
raying
thfat
there
IA
atjkahttely
no
interest
In
It.
writes
Davis
J.
Wiiah.
'
T
therefore
am
forced
to
the
assumption
that
the
aflair
wiU
play
to
a
sell
aut,
leaving
those
Identified
with
It
nothing
to
do
but
retire
to
a
life
of
ease
and
great
refinement.
The
In
tereat
has
become
almost
appalling
dur-
ng
recent
days.
As
a
matter
of
fact.
If
there
were
hud
end
on
end
weU.
aa
a
matter
of
fact,
If
you
did
anything
lse
with
them
you
would
be
doing
them
i
personal
favor.
Mr.
Rickard
dacent
plan
to
be
so
considerate.
He
expects
to
stand
them
toe
to
heel
be-
Ilic
the
box
office
and
let
nature
take
its
course.
Anyhow,
for
a
populace
that
Is
supposed
to
be
lukewarm
toward
the
situation,
there
la
an
awful
lot
of
people
in
this
town
in
trigued
by
the
question
of
whether
the
tight
will
make
money
or
return
Rickard
a
profit.
To
be
more
explicit,
will
It
or
wn't
It?
I'll
admit
tills
Is
a
very
exacting
kind
of
a
ques
tion
and,
wtule
the
boys
ate
waadertsn
about
in
titelr
abstraction
trying
te
solve
same,
It
seems
.possible
that
seme
lew
of
them
may
find
themselves
In
the
Yankee
atr.dlum
on
the
nlKhi
of
the
twenty-ninth
In
order
to
get
the
answer
first
hand
General
expectation
Is
that
the
box
ing
tournament
tonight
in
Exhibition
Hall
between
rep1
veeiitatlvee
of
lllJ
Durban
and
local
talent
will
be
one
of
the
best
fistic
cards
offered
here
In
years
and
an
event
that
no
lover
j'
the
munly
rt
of
self-defence
snouifl
mist.
While
the
preliminaries
will
all
attract
their
mead
of
Interest,
due
to
the
fact
thai
lul
buys
aTr
appearing
Phone
134.
Forwards
-J.
8.
Wllfcou.
A.
K.
Dickens,
C
Bapfe,
Ernie
Warren
and
Alrx
ktit-rhell.
Reserve
4
B.
Skinner,
J.
Harrison,
ship
fight,
scheduled
for
July
20.
ex-w.
Mitchell.
,
Him
r.,,,1,,
if
..ourse.
will
I
lie
n.i.
I
tew
il.ivs
m
D'"'iv
IsI
m.m
l:i
lire
'
-
nririii.
wb
riunge
l.
Pltutrmg
(IIJJ.B.
D'tr-1
be
the
ten
round
bout
betwsen
Btokerl
non
HIU.
Trainer-
-Hun
ter.
Many
of
our
old
friends
and
many
new
ones,
too,
have
taken
advantage
of
our;
Rack-ward
Season
Sale
to
fill
their
requirements
for
the
comins:
months
at
bargain
prices.
It
paid
them.
It
will
pay
you.
SHOES
FOR
MEN
BREECHES
FOR
MEN
Men's
Boots
and
Oxfords,
Black
and
Men's
Riding
Breeches,
made
of
pure
wool
Brown,
doodyear
welted.
Regular
values
materials
in
Khaki.
The
thing'
for
hiking
upto$70.
Off
-and
picnics.
$1.95
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
..
Backward
Season
Sale
Priee
....
SOCKS
FOR
MEN
CAPS
F1B
MBN
Men's
Cashmere
Soda.
Also
in
heavy
Here
is
a
fine
assortment
of
Men's
Caps
wool,
the
famous
St
Margaret's
brancL
jjade
by
the
best
maker
in
Canada,
itegular
In
England
4
ttf
values
up
t0
2'60-
-
95C
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
....
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
....
Mail
Orders
promptly
filled
at
these
prices.
No
Charge
Accounts.
No
C.O.D.
Terms:
Strictly
Cash.
I
CURE
DEFECTIVE
VISION.
DEFECTIVE
HEARING,
CATARRH
ntid
other
organic
troubles
by
natural
1
methods.
Dr.
C.
0.
McKAY,
D.C.
Wallace
Block.
Open
Evenings
Washes
and
Dries
Without
a
Wringer
THE
NEW
SAVAGE
59
per
cent
Faster
From
hamper
to
line
in
14
minutes-Washed.
Blued,
Rinsed
and
Dried.
Sold
on
easy
terms.
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
Phone
3
Percy
Lake
of
the
Durban
and
Johnny
Woods
of
Seattle,
who
has
been
espec-...Uy
imparted
to
meet
him.
This
lightweight
engagement
should
be
one
of
the
meet
lively
pugilistic
Ults
that
lias
ever
been
staged
here
for
both
boys
have
excellent
reputations
and
a
!r-ng
string
of
experience,
.mostly
of
j
the
winning
type.
It
should
be
a
real
lively
contest
from
the
flrat
be!
ton.
The
local
team
chosen
to
play
:
iRalnst
the
Durban
at
football
tDmor-j
row
follows:
i
Backs--A.
Halg.
8.
Ireklne.
I
Half
bocks-
-Angus
Macdonald.
Bam.
Currie
and
V
HaddoJn.
I
Q
Mitchell
and
Geo
The
Lacrosne
organization
In
to
be
iormed
tonight
In
the
city
hall.
The
meeting
is
called
for
seven
so
that
i
hose
wishing
to
do
so
may
attend
the
fight
afterwards.
A
schedule
for
:he
season
will
be
drawn
up
and
officers
elected.
ONLY
TWO
GAMES
PLAYED
IN
TENNIS
Mrs.
MrMordle
Wins
in
Udlea'
Htngles
mill
Mlw.
Smith
and
Mb
liavlea
In
lien
Mrs
The
following
scores
war
made
at
the
week-end
In
the
oityrtenBia
Cham-;i:;.iiHhlp
aeries:
Mrs.
McMordle
beat
Miss
Vera
Smith.
(1-1.
7-5.
Mlas
Davies
and
Miss
Smith
beat
Mrs.
Holtby
and
Mrs.
Rogcra,
6-2.
6-0.
,
Following
la
the
drnw
for
today:
.,,.1
pm.-HJ,
F.
BnuUi
und
Mlas
Robert
-.iun
vs.
Howard
und
Mlns
Smith.
Brand
and
Mr-,,
.siuidwell
vs
Black
und
Miss
Davte
6.18
p.m.
-Clyne
v.v
Murentette.
Holtby
and
CKmiuUt
vs.
fclocomb
and
rjnderwood.
In
future,
tt
I
announced,
all
scheduled
games
must
be
pUyed
at
the
time
or
forfeited
A.
L.
Gray
of
Victoria.
Inspector
of
wireless
Mathsm
for
British
Columbia,
sailed
lout
oifthl
uu
the
Catala
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Anyox
und
thener
to
Alcft
B:iv
lie
liitd
bt:t:u
sixudini
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
on
our
stock-list
board
daily.
We
can
jrive
instant
service
in
buying
and
selling
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
also
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
orders
on
,
Winnipeg
Stock
Exchange.
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