I
VETERANS
WON
IN
BILLIARDS
i
Tourney
Last
Week
With
II.
M.S.
Colombo
Resulted
in
Win
I
for
Canadian
Legion
j
The
billiard
tournament
played
on
various
evenings
last
"week
between
representatives
of
II.
M.S.
Colombo
and
the
local
Canadian
Legion
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
M.
latter
by
an
aggregate
score
of
1383
to
1180.
the
warship
won
two
games,
while
the
Legion
took
the
other
four,
the
last
two
games
being
played
on
Saturday
night.
Scores
for
the
tournament
were
as
follows:
'
II.
M.S.
Colombo
C.
Y.
S.
Lawrance
250
S.
B.
A.
Bigneir
177
0.
S.
I.
q.
Scraff
250
jand
A.
B.
Broughton
145
B.
A.
Budd
1D7
S.
P.
0.
Benge
161
j200,
Total
.1180
W.
Canadian
Lefion
C.
L.
Youngman
178
A.
M.
Andrews
260
B.
G.
P.
Tinker
210
M.
F.
G.
Pyle
260
B.
J.
Andrews
2&0
A.
J.
May
2ff0jn.
A.
Total
.138C
FREEH
TENNIS
Mr.
Ch.
ON
SATURDAY
Cpl.
PABIS,
June
3.
Jean
Borotra
Sto.
of
France
elimin.ited
Francis
T.
Hunter
of
United
States
in
the
quarter
finals
of
the
French
tennis
championships
Saturday,
C-8,
10-8,
4-6,
6-1
.
Rene
Lacoste
eliminated
Bill
Tilden
in
the
semi-finals,
6-1,
6-0.
Your
Family
Might
Well
Demand!
T"HE
mortgagee
of
your
home
de-mands
that
the
mortgage
be
covered
by
Fire
Insurance
to
protect
his
investment.
Your
family
might
well
demand
that
you
protect
them
through
Life
Insurance
:
their
future
depends
on
YOU.
May
we
show
you
how
this
can
easily
be
accomplished?
Manufacturers
Life
Insurance
Company
HEAD
OFFICE
Brancu
Office
202-6
Rogera
Bldg.,
Vancouver.
B.
A.
Twins.
Branch
Manager
Nonius
w.
ritiMii.t:.
iusthm
t
kki-iikkhntative
Prince
Rupert,
B.
O.
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Halllnd
From
Prince
Kuiwrt
lor
VANtmvr.lt.
VICIOKIA,
Swanwii
1U.
Uutedalr.
Alert
I
Hi,
nr..
rues-day
,
1:30
p.m.
I
or
V..M
tl
ti
lt.
VieroitlA.
Ilutedale.
Alrrt
lUf.
etc..
tYW.ty
mhliii'ht
l
or
Al
MX
AllM.
ANI
ON.
HI
KM
All
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p.m.
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PORT
MMPMIN
ANIt
WALK
ISLAND.
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in.
123
nl
Avenue
It
M
KM
1
1
II
Agent
Trine
Ituprrt.
II.
C.
Tt
rough
ticket"
Mild
to
Victoria
and
.Ntnltle
.and
ba-((.e
tlirtkril
throned
l
HeM
Inatlon.
pAcinc;
B.C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
SAILINGS
FROM
PRINCE
RUPERT
To
Krtil.lkun,
Wruiisrll,
Juneuu
and
Skugwuy
June
1,
1,
lik.
It,
17.
21.
Jit
am
outer.
Vlctnrlii,
hrattle
June
It,
l.t,
10.
82,
26,29.
I'ltlMTKH
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INN
A
Ocean
lull).,
etc.,
Vancouver
nnit
Victoria
every
IVIilay
I'l
p.in.
Agent
for
ull
Mti'amWilp
I.I
net
V
r
OIKIIAKl),
OLNKKAI.
AflKNr
3rd
Ave
.
Prince
Kiiiert.
II.
C
'REGIMENT
WINS
IN
RIFLE
SHOOT
Had
Margin
of
2l
Points
Over
Marksmen
From
H.M.S.
Colombo
Yesterday
The
rifle
shoot
at
the
Mc
Nicholl
Creek
ranges
yesterday
between
teams
representing
II
S.
Colombo
and
First
Battal
ion
North
B.
C.
Begiment
Bifie
Association
resulted
in
a
.win
for
the
home
team
by
a
margin
of
21
points.
Open
sights
were
used.
Weather
conditions
were
fair
but
the
changing
light
somewhat
interfered
with
shooting.
W.
Brass
was
winner
of
the
spoon
for
the
Bifle
Association
Mr.
Marjot
for
the
ship.
Scores
were
aB
follows
at
th
500,
and
GOO
yard
ranges.
N.
B.
C
Begiment
Brass
26
29
30
85
Wylie
27
29
28
84
Wilson
26
31
26
88
M.
Lamb
....
27
28
20
76
Wilson
28
23
23
74
Howarih
.....
21-
28
19
08
W.
Cameron
.
28
28
12
G8
Young
21
18
21
GO
592
II.
M.
S.
Colombo
Marjot
26
19
3S
78
Sto.
Bond
..28
22
28
78
Lad.
Sto.
IJoawell
26
27
25
78
Capt.
Gum'm
....
28
25
21
72
Samwell
..22
24
23
69
Baguley
...
28
'
21
20
G9
Mr.'
Downing
...
23
26
16
64
Ldg.
Sm.
Field
.
26
19
18
63
571
Biflemen
were
taken
across
the
harbor
in
the
Launch
"26."
!
TORONTO,
CANADA
I'lion
31
Canadian
National
Q7;e
Largeil
.ailway
Syflem
in
America
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
SERVICE
Hiillliffcti
from
PIIINCK
KtHT.HT
for
VAM'Orv
VKTOKH
M'.Vni.K.
ltd
Intifniedlale
polnti,
rarh
Tliumday
and
SiincU),
10.M)
p.m.
I
or
AN
VOX
and
SI
EN'AIIT,
each
Wednesday
and
Saturday,
4;tM)'p.m.
rr
MllCTII
AMI
-OLTII
(JU
KN
(IIAUlOTIr;
IfcLAM.N.
I
of
tmxlitl)
lAKM:NOrit
TBAINS
LKAVE
I'lUVl
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n.Ul.Y
IIXCEIT
HISOAY
at
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a
m
for
PKINCi;
(IK)lt(JK.
i:imiin-TON,
WIN'MI'i:o,
all
MilnU
rautrrn
Canada
lulled
Htatra.
AflKNl.'Y
AIX
OCtAN
STCAMMIIIP
1.1NKH
City
Ticket
Office,
528
Third
AveM
Prince
Itupert
Phone
2C0
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?
ATHLETICS
IN
Did
Not
Hay
at
Wcek-End
But
Held
Position
NEW
YOBK,
June
3:
Galloping
ahead
of
the
field
in
the
two
major
circuits
Philadelphia
and
St.
Louis
eased
to
a
canter
over
the
week-end.
The
Cardinals
dayed
neither
Saturday
nor
Sun-lay
while
the
Mackmen
bothered
nly
to
hammer
out
a
victory
over
Detroit
Saturday.
St.
Louis
though
failed
to
im-rove
the
standing
of
the
club
because
Pittsburgh
lost
to
Phila-'elphia
Saturday.
The
Mackmen
s
well
profited
when
St.
Louis
Irowns
lost
to
Washington
Sat-irday
afternoon.
Seven
and
a
half
games
from
he
top
the
third
place
Yankees
lipped
a
full
game
from
the
adverse
margin
by
pummelling
Chi-ago
in
two
weekend
contests.
Babe
Buth
got
his
tenth
homer
n
New
York
games
against
Chi-sgo
Saturday.
BASEBALL
SCORES
a
Sunday
Scores
National
League
New
York
7.
Chicago
4.
Boston
2,
'Cincinnati
3.
Philadelphia
9,
Pittsburgh
4.
American
heagns
Chicago
1,
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
5,
Washington
4.
Cleveland
3.
Boston
2.
Detroit
2,
Philadelphia
11.
Saturday
Srores
American
League
Chicago
1,
New
York
6.
Cleveland
3,
Boston
12.
St.
Louis
1,
Washington
2.
National
League
New
York
4,
Chicago
1.
NATIONAL
LKAriUE
STANDINGS
'W.
L,
Pet.
St.
Louts
'.W
16
.026
Pittsburgh
28
15
.005
Chicago
22
15
.505
Philadelphia
20
17
.511
New
York
19
17
.528
Brooklyn
14
22
.880
Boston,
15
21
.886
Cincinnati
18
2C
.888
AMERICAN
LHAfiUE
STANDINGS
"'W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
..'...'i'
30
9
.709
St.
Loius
20
10
.019
(New
York
22
10
.579
Detroit
24
22
.522
(Cleveland
20.
21
.488
(Washington
14
21
.809
Chicago
16
28
.304
Boston
12
28
.300
THIRTY
STARTERS"
LEFT
FOR
DERBV
LONDON.
June
3:
Sommcr-ville
Tattprsall's
Kngelberg
was
scratched
from
the
Derby
today,
reducing
the
numbr
of
starter
on
Wclnesddy
to
thirty.
BISCUITS
Peak,
Frean
These
are
the
best
biscuits
made
on
the
continent.
We
have
just
received
a
largo
shipment
and,
as
our
stock
room
is
limited,
we
oner
inese
prices:
All
kinds,
per
lb
,
..C0c
All
kinds,
per
tin,
lb.
.
.
,..51c
Sizes
from
4
to
9
lbs.
per
tin.
Also
we
have
1
and
2-lb.
tin
from
86c
to
$1.05
Our
stock
consists
of
the
following
varieties.
GOLDEN
PUFF
GINGER
NUTS
BRAZIL
CREAMS
LEM6N
PUFFS
WATER
BISCUITS
SHORTCAKE
DIGESTIVE
P.
F.
ASS0RTHD
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
j
Limited
617-423
6th
Ave.
E.
Phones
18&84
P.
O.
Box
575.
Sport
Chat
Local
sport
evnts
scheduled
for
the
weeki
follmv:
Monday
.'(today)
Elks'
Flag
Day.
Children'
sports.
Senior
Baseball
:
Gyros
vs
Sons
of
Canada.
Tuesdav(3Hhulv
Cud
football:
Thistles
vs
Empress
Social
Club.
C.
N.
Softball:
Superintendents
Office
vs
Stattbn.
.
Wednesday
-
Junior
League
football
:Boritb
Street
School
vs
High
School.
Thursday
Senior
Baseball:
Elks
vs
Gyrqfc"
Friday
QfUjuly
Cup
football:
l'mprs
Social
Hub
vs
Regiment,
S.
N.
.Softball:
Dry
dock
v
r.ound
House.
Rain
marnd
Victoria
Dav
cele
brations
this
yivir
both
at
New;
!Iaielton
aid
Telkwa.
After
chil-i
dre.n's
sports
at
New
Haselton,
he
chief
ittrattion
ws
a
ball
rame
between
local
and
Smithers
chool
bon.
the
latter
winnins.
't
to
5.
A,
Wf
dance
in
the
eve
ning
brought
the
day's
proeeed-ngs
to
a
close.
At
Telkwa
there
was
a
Drosram
of
horses
races
and
other
contests
and
also
a
dance
In
the
evening.
Ilaseltofi
and
Kispiox
native
baseball
tabus
journeyed
to
Skeena
Crossing
recently
to
give
the
residents
of
that
reserve
an
exhibition
of
how
baseball
should
lie
played.
The
Kispiox
boys
beat
the
Hate
Hon
tribe
by
a
score
of
19
to
4.
The
ninth
annual
Topley
picnic
on
June
18
will
be
an
ambitious
affair
with
all
manner
of
sport
including
children's
races,
fie)'
events
and
horse
racing
as
well
as
a
multitude
of
novelty
events.
Topley
and
Rose
Lake
will
play
basfbalL
Burns
Lake
meeting
the
winners
and
at
football
'''orley
and
Telkwa
will
compete.
There
will
also
be
a
basketball
game
between
Smithers
and
Top-py
and
a
big
dance
in
the
evening
will
fittingly
cloM
the
day's
proceedings.
A
"w'vt
to'im
frtm
the
Booth
nd
Borden
8t'rt
school
line-ups
will
meet
High
School,
Jnfor
'amte
ch"rnrions.
In
an
erthibl-Mn
football
(fame
at
Aerorls
Hill
r
rounds
ton
-
"ing.
Player
for
the
rct
team
hive
Iwcn
eboawn
ss
follower
sforvii-h:
N1soTi
bp
Crow.
folusi.
Vaccher
and
N--motn:
I'Mto'n
A.
VVfnn'p'v.
Van?,
J.
WiwtrrvV
nnd
Wliiham:
r-rve
Kanaya.
Hardy
and
.
B.
The
final
Jtitor
Lnm
flrtre
"f
th
naon
tl!f
1m
nlaftd
on
tvv
nftoftMwtn,
htwen
Bor-''n
Street
rnd
High
Schools'.
h.
Jessen.
we'l
known
diamond
drilling
msn
wni
n
ns'r
rt.rd
hf
Prince
Rupert
last
r!"ht
retnrnin
to
Vancouver
nfter
a
trin
to
Stewart.
-
What
do
Yen
think
of
this
one?
This
in
a
vi-ry
useful
silver
dish
in
Rogers'
Silver
Plate
which
will
give
good
satisfaction.
As
illustrated,
it
is
an
olive
dih
or
a
cracker
and
cheese
dish.'
The
glasH
centre
is
removable
and
mav
be
used
in
a
pinch
us
Viivtto,-
rilih
hovtius
it
ailvar
1M
and
the'miiln
dish
hi
thea
a
sandwich
I'RICU
?C.fi0
it
IT0
Hit
STOKE
WITH
THE
CLOCIV
CAPITOL
TIIUATKK
PRO-
GUAM
10U
TUB
WEEK
Monday
and
Tuesday
John
Gilbert
in
"Masks
of
the
Devil."
VvYdneday,
Thursday
and
Friday
The
California
Collegians,
the
world's
greatest
college
entertainers.
Saturday
only
Jack
Holt
in
great
wes-
tern,
"Avalanche."
DARING
ROMANCE
GILBERT
IUPER-LOVE
ROLE
Star
It
Superb
in
HI
Portrayal
of
Man
Without
Soul
FINE
SUl'POHTINO
CAST
"The
Masks
of
the
.Detdl"
lieu
TJwoiore
Roberta
and
Uva
von
crne
as
Players
A
Don
Juan
of
tomorrow
among
the
ditr:-"::
ladie,.
of
the
Vienna
rf
todry!
Such
in
John
Gilbert
in
his
new
tarrinfT
picture,
"The
Masks
of
cue
LmvII,''
which
opens
tonight
at
lit
Capitol
Theatre.
Tills
ukra
modern
Metro-"o:
IwyuOilayer
picture
will
un-iol'Usd!
p
dewn
Jn
screen
his
-rj
i.?.
"Ilbert's
most
daringly
ro-iK.'.r.
s'-rcen
itory.
It
is
a
talu
of
a
man
without
soul;
a
super
'over
who
stole
hearts
and
stoop
ed
to
knavery
without
a
though
for
ideals
or
religion.
BCRDEN
BEATS
BOOTH
SCHOOL
Junior
Football
Game
on
Saturday
Afternoon
Itemilted
in
Score
of
One
to
Nil
Borden
Street
School
hat
.
Booth
Memorial
School
by
a
score
I
of
I
to
nil
in
the
Junior
Football
i
League
on
Saturday
afternoon
Booth
had
the
best
of
the
play
ir
the
ftrst
half
but
could
not
score
Nakamoto
scored
for
Border
Street
from
a
corner
kick
in
th
second
half.
It
was
a
good
came
and
was
witnessed
by
a
fair
crowd
of
fans
Jack
Campbell
was
referee
am
players
were
as
follows:
Borden
Street
School
-Kanava
Vaccher
and
Katsuyama
Morgan
Nakamoto
and
Hard:
Smith.
A
Woodcock,
Fong,
J.
Woodcock
am
Brtcvson.
Booth
Memorial
School
Law
rence;
Cross
and
Nelson;
Greer,
folusl
and
Bartlett:
Tohev.
Wl
ters,
Cameron,
Tom
McMeekir
end
O.
Wingham.
League
standing:
W
L
D
Its
Hirt
S
0
1
17
Borden
8
5
1
Booth
2
8
0
INTERMEDIATE
SOCCER
MATCH
Second
Ten
From
H.M.S.
Colombo
Beat
Local
Bo.vm
by-Score
of
1
to
3
A
second
football
team
from
H.M.S.
Colombo
beat
local
intermediates
by
a
score
of
4
to
3
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
on
Suturday,
afternoon.
A
good
sized
crowd
witnessed
the
match
which
proved
quite
interesting.
Butler
scored
three
goals
foi
the
warship
and
Bullock,
one.
Comadina
and
Bussanich
each
mad.'
a
sotre
for
the
locals
while
the
third
was
kicked
in
the
opposing
goal
by
a
naval
back.
At
half
time
the
score
was
fl'
to
2
In
Colombo's
favor.
Able
Seaman
Brown
was
re
feree
and
'
Alex
Clapperton
thi
oniy
linesman.
'''TWmis'.were:
ll
M.S.
Colombo
Able
Seamitr
Morris;
Abls
Seaman
Dearfnr
and
Stoker
Joyce;
Able
Seamni
Maber,
Leading
Seaman
Reid
an'
Leading
Seaman
Tillett;
Abb
Seaman
Butlor,
Boy
Reid,
Abb
Seaman
Constant
inc,
Able
Sea
nmn
Cany
atul
J,aiHng
Seumjin
Bullock.
Prince
Rupert
Pierce;
B.
Hunt
and
W.
Murray;
McKinley,
lluMt-r
Hill
and
J.
McKay;
Coma-
K.
Sii'itli.
T.
Biv-.'iiiirt:.
Vl,'
I
li
i
;.i
(I
Murileltc.
i
"mUMMIihitiwii
PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday.
j,m
JOHN
GILBERT
IN
HIS
LATEST
SUCCESS
"Masks
of
the
Devil"
Comedies
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Arkansas
Traveller
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BLACKWELL
PARK,
Birming-iam,
June
3.
Walter
llsgen.
Uni-xA
States
professional,
defeated
rchie
Compston,
British
profes-donu),
one
MP,
in
a
86-hole
golf
natch
here
Saturday.
COUL.DSON
COURT,
England,
lune
3.
Htnry
Cotton,
British
jrofetv'onal
golfer,
defeated
Hor-on
Smith.
United
States
pro,
6
to
.
in
a
36-hole
match
Saturday.
LONDON.
June
S.
Abe
Mit-hell
won
the
R6-hole
medal
com-ivtition
opening
the
new
Saleden
ark
golf
course
with
a
scorr
of
45.
Kd
Dudley,
United
States
iro,
cam
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Snturday
Evening
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better
game
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he
first
on
Wednesday
evening,
oftball
players
from
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again
defoated
reprenta-ives
of
the
C.N.R.
League
on
aturday
evening.
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score
was
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to
5
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catcher,
and
McDonald,
titcher,
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