PAGE
TWO
A
BALL
UNDER
TUB
AUSPICES
OF
THE
CANADIAN
FISHERIES
"
ASSOCIATION
WILL
BE
HELD,
.
.
,
,
IN
THE
MOOSE
HAim
AT
9
I.
M.
Friday,
August
2
.
Premier
Orchestra
Refreshments
Evening
Dress
Optional
Ticket,
$1.00
each.
Obtainable
at
brine's
Drug
Store.
Prince
Eupert
Pharmacy
and'
A.
Ijrooksbank.
There
Will
Be
No
Formal
JnvRaijons.
lotted
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Daily
News
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COLUMBIA
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Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
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and
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and
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Telephone
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of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
DAILY
E0ITJ0N
U
Saturday,
July
27,
1929.
VISIT
OF
MR.
BENNETT
GYMNASIUM
FUND
STARTED
The
jubilee
celebration
committee
has
started
a
fund
for
the
erection
of
a
community
hall
or
rhrmnasium
in
the
'
in
U,nn
T)
..
L
i
T
i
Total
Seere
tr
innings:
that
in
the
fall
steps
will
be
taken
to
add
to
that
amount
TSLtTwpZ
and
possibly
erect
the
building.
luporte
ror
the
past
ten
years
people
have
been
talking
about
a
COmmunitv
irvm
Kffnrts
hnvo
rAPn
mnHo
tn
o-ot
nff
nn
a
good
start,
but
always
something
has
interfered
.
Now
it
Is
possible
something
will
be
done.
At
any
rate,
the
nucleus
is
encouraging.
If
the
committee
that
takes
the
matter
lp
hand
is
not
too
ambitious
in
regard
to
the
size
I
of
the
building
they
should
meet
with
success.
!
Most
of
the
original
schemes
included
the
building
of
st
a
swimming
ian
wun
proper
neatingana
dressing
rooms.
It
was
perhaps
too
much
to
exnect
just
yet.
i
x
invc
ivuicit
lu
aiasper
io
pive
tne
north
an
opportunity
"'i"".
ua
to
share
in
the
nrosnerirv
nf
Mip
snntVi
t,,;
,..t
Bt'
Lou8
,
.
.
t
.;.
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.
,v
""w
uviiu
lu
u-in
from
th
tho
lorlr
nf
aimh
U
i.L
1
.
.
.
.
w"
irom
tne
u.v.
ciuv.ii
inv.jui.iuo.
tiic
iiuilii
riHK
Tinr
snnu'ti
that
t
n..
Mhurch
SeiDice
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE
Christian
Science
Society,
245
Second
Avenue
Thh
Soeiety
is
a
branch
of
the
Mother
Church,
the
FirBt
Church
of
Chrtet,
Scientist,
in
Boston,
Mass.
Sunday
morning
wvloe
at
1L
o'dqek.
Subject,
'TRUTH."
Testimony
meeting
on
Wednesday
eve-itlsir
ftt
8
o'dotJc.
The
pubjlc
iordiaiy
invited.
Reading
room,
345
Second
Avenue,
open
Mondays
and
Thursdays
from
3
to
5
psm.
PRESIIYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher,
Rev.
T.
I
von
Jones,
M
.
A.
On
Sunday
morning
Rev.
T.
I
von
Jones
will
preach
his
farewell
sermon.
Subject,
"Forgiveness
and
For-givingness."
Evening
service
at
7:30.
Rey.
JI.
R,
Grant,
JL.HyJdJ!Jr,ech-
SolP
to
A
Clappextpn.
.
.
bat
ting
fnturtd
the
game.
Lobllck,
on
the
the
Elks,
going
nicely
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
leader
of
the
Conservative
Partv
home
m
hit
b
Aiei
Mitchell.
E.lk.8'.
whoopee
at
their
home
last
th
roil
(Thill
it-
trip
nnmininn
io
ovnvtorl
in
nr,i,..
i
PM
Th
ball
went
down
the
third
base
niKOt
In
the
IJalgersoo
Block,
inrougnoui
me
uommion,
is
to
Feace
expected
arrive
in
n.
.,
Hoe
came
m
uter
h.
but
when,
in
addition
to
cards
and
Kupert
Monday,
August
12,
in
the
course
of
a
speaking
it
bounced-
aw
out
the
Hue
and
dancinjr,
there
was
a
pianist
of
lour
tnroutrnout
tne
west.
He
is
now
in
southern
British
,
UUiJwe
m
n
"
EOle..
wno
trave
a
number
or
par-
Columbia
and
is
taking
in
most
of
the
communities
on
M
0
Tl
I
,1
rt-
1
:i
j
i
NUe
Bona
yautuuvcx
xsictiiu
anu
uie
luvver
mainianu.
w.
Mttoiieii,
c
l
Mr.
Bennett
will
leave
Vancouverior
the
north
about
owe-
Sb-
4
1
August
6
and
will
make
several
stops,
arriving
at
Anyox
Down'ie
Vb.
P.
for
a
meeting
August
9.
The
following
night,
which
is
n!''
wmu.ua),
up
will
ue
ai
iDVVWiXlL.
;Menates.
as
From
Prince
Runert
the
leader
roes
to
the
interior.
S",
'a.
cnpnli-in
rr
at
Cmi'f
Viqvc?
and
Pxinni
flnnt-ira
r,nA
r,innnnl
.rrlHsell,
the
Conservative
leader
a
hearty
welcome.
While
he
is
inbound
on
a
political
mission,
Liberals
as
well
as
Conserva-
QjJii
tives
will
want
to
hear
him
and
meet
him
.
ShouM
he
at
Aracneau.
of.
some
time
become
Premier,
he
will
be
premier
of
Liberals
JJi,
as
well
as
Conservatives.
He
will
be
head
of
the
Gbvern-
oie.
or.
'.
ment.
:
Let
us
shov
Mr.
Bennett
that
we
can
all
be
Ca-
lD-nadians
and
that
we
appreciate
his
efforts
in
'the
cause
of
Crr,
'xt
vrouuua,
iiu
(iiavici
juit
duiiic
kjiiiin,
ui.
liic
puiiwv
lie
advocates.
rt.
Jb
jwM..ijj
ut
uiiivnto
auu
a.
tunc
ucuijjc
aim
vucsiici.
We
suggest
that
Prince
Rupert
people
unite
to
give
i
T
87
4
e
a
li
2b.
1
1
2
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0
10
1
3
1
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2
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B
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PO
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10
34
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0
3
0
0
1
0
Summary:
Two
bate
hit.
Wendlei
three
base
hits.
Howe,
Harold.
lobllck;
struck
out
by
LobUek.
11:
Wendle.
S
seven
innings.
Down!.
2
In
2
in-
city.
This
is
an
excellent
thine
and
it
is
to
he
eviwtpd
ols:
ooubie
puy,
a.
uiteheii
to
a
I
ICHICAGOCUBS
RETAIN
LEAD
Iiuls
Came
From
Behind
tp
Win
From
(he
New
York
Giants
Yesterday
CHICAGO,
July
27
The
Cubs
nr.
REAL
i
nn,mrm,..r,.
DEVELOPMENT
finivn
nv
took
a
wild
hitting
rnw
mm
Yesterday
we
published
an
article
from
a
visitor
who
phI'ade,Ph'a
and
retained
thejr
has
been
through
the
country,
stopping
off
at
manv
onerKa,me
ied
over
ritubur'h
pointg,
and
he
sees
great
improvM
yelopnvmts
going
on
.
Bvwyvhere
there
is
advancement
'
MSt'.
imlng
raJ
inis
indicates
that
we
do
mt
need
to
feel
anything
but
Granthwri
helped
out
a
lot
by
hit.
uiiujiiisui:.
ah
we
.need
now
IS
a
tTOOd
hiirhwav
from
nomer
in
the
eighth
with
.
i
"
"
------
il.
i,
i
jj
UCU.
came
from
behind
to
Giants.
A
I
j
1
progress
which
was
necessarv
if
she
was
to
L-ppn
nnoo
.u
v,
Ynnv.
harnr
n.-..
i
the
rest
of
the
province.
first
two
innings
and
shut
out
the
Urowns
nine
to
nil.
Lou
Cehrij
hit
his
24th
homer
in
the
first
in-ning.
Bill
Dickey
hit
two.
League
scores
yesterday
were;
National
League
New
York.
3,
St.
Louis
4.
Brooklyn
1,
Cincinnati
4.
Boston
8.
Pittsburgh
9.
Philadelphia
10,
Chicago
13.
American
league
St.
Louis
0,
New
York
9,
Detroit
4,
Boston
1.
Cleveland
4,
Washington
2.
Chicago
1,
Philadelphia
3,.
AMERICANSWON
TENNIS
GAME
PARIS,
July
27.
The
American
doubles
team.
Vanryn
and
Allison,
stopped
the
French
rush
for
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
today
by
defeating
Cochet
and
Borolra
in
straight
pets,
61,
8-6,
6-4.
The
final
two
ulngles
matches
will
be
held
on
bunday.
I
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
July
27.
in
CLOSE
BASEBALL
MANY
HEARD
GAME
PLAYEDi
THE
AUDITION
1.1k.
Tl,
With
son.
of
Canada,
In
One
Jlgl
pV4Vlt
GJven
,V
Jln4j0
of
riom
fiivvii
,4
mvw.
,
uiectrola
at
I.
O
D.
E.
Hall
1
ground.!
"
fJ
Ust
night
.Acropolis
Hill
Elks
and
S.'ti
of
Canada
playad
tpurj
taijujuuir
to
four
tl
gta$
tfcat
was
csUed
A
the!
end
of
the
ninth
on
account
of
dark-
D.
C.
McRae
on
behalf
of
Mc-neu.
a
fair
sized
crowd
witnessed
one
Rae
Bros,
gave
another
musical
of
the
boat
played
games
that
nave
audition
Jast
evening
at
the
I.
0.
been
seen
on
the
hill
this
year.
Run-
JJ.
E.
JfalJ
which
proved
most
nlng
catches
In
the
outfield,
snappy
enjoyable.
There
Was
a
good
yv-wy.
w
w
.o
b"
crowd
nresent
and
all
were
par
ticularly
pleated
ai
the
quality
of
mound
UJI
Or
was
"V
.
.
.
-
-
'
.
auWUllU
VftW
UAli
ISM
KWlMfi
IJ
l
a
.
-
.
aiiowme
oniv
six
hit
and
atrikinz
out
I,le
reproduction
both
oi
radio
and
11
men.
Wendte.
pltcbJpg
tor
the
Bona,
tramopnone
music,
was
fairijr
steady,
and
was
glv-n
aterl-
Being
a
ten-tube
instrument,
lug
support.
Etownic,
vef
jn
to
relieve
the
radio
broadcast
can
be
picked
(him
in
the
last
two
framea
(md
held
up
so
much
more
Jisily
than
with
lihe
Elks
down.
,
he
ordinary
radio
receiver.
While
'
to
JLtor
T'
rU
w"
"ttle
later,
in
coming
to
hit
the
ground
in
w.
vicinity.
Ar-
fusion,
th
results
were
exeel-eeneiu.
playing
the
tame
field
for
the
'Wt
an4
much
appreciated.
Bika.
did
some
nice
fielding
too.
mak-
All
who
have
heard
the
new
ing
a
ooupie
of
hard,
running
catchea.
Jiadjo-Electrola
enthuse
over
it
as
The
Sons
got
all
of
their
runs
in
the
being
the
most
recent
advance
in
first
Inning
on
two
hits
sod
brace
jjjusitill
reproduction
and
sorne-of
ersors.
The
Elks
tightened
up
after
ihing
bet((;r
thin
,nev
have
evej.
that,
however,
and
the
best
the
Bona
d
before
as
second
from
then
on.
The
Ixdge
Men
4cord
one
In
the
first,
when
Harold
tripled
to
right
ad
Mnc
In
en
Oeorge
Araeneau's
drive
to
49Atce.
They
go
two
more
In
tfe
fourth.
Lobllck
smacked
one
to
centre
for
three
buses
and
Alex
Mitchell
was
bit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Oosse
was
thrown
ELKS
WHOOPEE
LAST
EVENING
out
at
first.
Lobliek
holding
third.
Stevens
nit
one
at
Menalea
which
he
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Mem
faUed
to
handle,
and
before
the
ball
for
and
Friends
of
the
was
recovered
both
Herman
and
Mtt-
Order
at
Elks'
Home
ehc
had
orosaed
tfet
rubber.
In
the
Z
r,:Z
,riJZ"""Zl
.Z
There
was
1
great
lime
at
the
inn
m
f
nA
n..Unl.nn.
1
1
...
n
n
Kfore
ii.uiatij
i.iic
ecicvbiuite.
11
war
ab
r
h
po
a
r.
Jck
Smith,
pianist
for
Rudy
p
4
2
o
aiejrer
s
rairmont
noiei
oroaa-
o
ci-Btinir
orchestra
of
ban
r
rancis-o
co.
He
played
several
numbers
o
which
were
much
appreciated.
0
Supper,
was
served
after
the
cards
tournament
closed
and
this
was
orchestra
which
lasted
until
2:80.
About
two
hundred
people
were
a
present.
Winners
at
cards
fol
low:
Rlrlcri.T.nrllAa'
firat.
Mrs.
Frlsv
:
zell;
second,'
Mrs.
Frank
Dibb;
0
gent's
first,
Joe
Jatkj
second,
J.
o
.
Morris.
o
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Miss
l
Myfanwy
Campbell;
second,
Mrs.
o
A.
Swaosonj
gents'
first,
A-
0
Brochu;
second,
D.
Dwen.
0
Sport
Chat
Jack
Hcbtn
has
n
doing
some
treat
scoring
lor
Surrey
in
English
count
jr
cricket
recently.
When
playing
against
Somersetshire
he
ran
up
score
of
204.
Another
man
on
the
same
team.
Shepherd,
made
131
not
out.
la
a
match
of
Yorkshire
and
Glamorgan,
Barber
made
114,
Oldroyd,
1SS
and
Greenwood
104
tvot
out.
all
Yorkshire
men.
Oroom,
playing
for
Warwickshire,
agalnat
Northamptonshire
batted
1S1
not
out.
Great
Britain'
WIgbUnan
Oup
team
members
who
are
now
In
the
State,
will
for
the
first,
time
be
equipped
with
an
official
'blazer.
The
Jacket
was
designed
.by
.the
former
Wimbledon
champion.
kllat
D.
Sootbby.
Mf
Mrs.
Arthur
Green.
It
Is
rf
white
doth,
with
silver
buttons.
On
the
t-aat
pocket
Is
the
Union
Jack,
with
crooned
racquets,
and
the
year
1S29
underneath.
Th
British
girls
meet
a.
United
States
team
a,t
Forest
Hills
next
month
in
the
annual
renewal
of
th.
ir
international
tennis
rivalry?
CLOSE
GAME
FOR
SOCCER
CHAMPION
Final
Oame
of
Rerlen
to
lie
IMajfd
Tonight
at
WinnliM-e
MINMl'lUl.
July
271
The
W-munton
Canadlaii
NiitlonnU
anil
the
Wlnnlieg
t'l'lled
Wpnloim
played
the
M-eiuid
one-all
tie
In
the
!-inlnlirn
f
ul
liitll
hfiul-fliuil
liit
iilglit.
The
third
game
will
he
played
thin
evening.
Dally
New
TJtestfled"
advertising
brings
results.
COL.
A.
E.
GOODERHAM
Chajrman.
Board
or
GovCRNom
ERNEST
MacWILLAN.
B.A..
Mui
Doc
.F
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Princ
ip.l
HEALEYWIU-AN.Mus.DoC.rjl.C.O.
Vlci-PRmeifAi
Fall
Term
Opens
September
2n,t
PRIVATB
TUITION
Jntructon
in
all
gradca
and
in
all
branch!
of
Muie.
Special
attention
given
to
tagumars.j
rNew
courwi
U.
been
atw'lfi
Mucal
Csmpoution.
CLASSES
Orcheitral;
Enaemble
and.
Choral
clauei
fr
jnatrumenjaj.
iH
and
aingtra.
Clauea
in
Choir
Traimn
j.for
organiKij
Sighningmg
and
Ear-Training;
Lecturei
in
the
Hisiorr
of
Munc,
Budimetiu
of
Muiic,
Score
Studjr
and
Analyaia,
Piano
Pedagogy,
etc.,
for
all
u.
denti;
Converiation
Clauei
in
Italian,
French
and
German
forsinfteri
and
otheri;
CUwei
in
Muiic
for
Chiliien,
Keyboard
Harmony,
Ual-croxe
Eurythmici,
etc.
Wtll-quipptJ
ttiitnt
for
Young
Wemta
StuJenti
EXAMINATIONS
Held
locally
throuahout
Cn.d
In
Mf.
Juim
and
July,
SCHOLARSHIPS
For
lull
Information
aa
Yaar
Pook
and
Syllabua
wtucfc
wi:
maill
on
rUf.
ADDRESS
Cornar
Unlvanity
Annua
and
Collafa
Saraal.
Toronia
.'
G.
C.Arseneau
&
W.
D.Lambie
announce
the
Opening
of
their
New
Metis
Store
Wear
in
Capitol
Theatre
Block
WITH
A
COMPLETE
LINE
OF
THE
LATEST
IN
MEN
S
FURNISHINGS
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THE
LEADING
MANUFACTURERS
IN
EACH
LINE,
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AND
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UNDERWEAR
v
INTERWOVEN
HOSIERY
CURRIES
AND
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NECKWEAR
UNIVERSAL
SWEATERS
V
CORNWALL
PANTS
WE
ALSO
'HAVE
THE
AGENCY
FOR
SEMLREADY
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MADE
TO-MEASURE
CLOTHING
The
policy
of
this
store
will
be:
Personal
service
and
auper-vWon;
to
see
that
all
transactions
are
absolutely
satisfactory
to
tlie
customer;
to
stock
only
first-class,
reliable
merchandise;
to
sell
at
a
reasonable
price.
We
Extend
an
Invitation
to
AH
to
Visit
Our
New
Store
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Pocket
Pack
of
Five
for
25c.
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con
horo
in
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vuhmble
presents
given,
free,
in
cichani'c
for
complete
eels
of
"Poker
Hanclw.'
Every
pocket
pppk
of
five
Stoncwull
Jackson
Cigars
contuins
a
"Poker
Hand."
Buy
the
pocket
pnek
and
save
the
"Poker
Hands.
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