page
ram
GIRL
CADDY
HRINGS
GREAT
LUCK
TO
GOLFER
Horton
Smith,
21
year
old
crack
golfer,
with
'his
girl
caddy
at
St.
Cloud
where
he
won
the
French
Open
championships
with
scores
of
GG
for
two
rounds
and
70
and
71
for
two
others.
REGIMENT
WINS
FOOTBALL
GAME!
Drew
Opening
Mood
From
Empress
Club
In
Stuart
Shield
Serfs
Last
Evening
regiment
drew
opening
dioou
for
in
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield
foot-jthe
..ball,
series
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
j
ground
last
night
by
winning
4;
"to.
one
over
Empress
Social
Club
j
which
was
weakened
through
the(
absence
from
the
city
of
Viv;
Hillston,
half
back,
and
A.
Carl-j
son,
forward,
two
of
its
strong-j
est
regulars.
The
Regiment
got
'
all
It
deserved
and
perhaps
more
in
the
way
of
scoring
for
it
was,
a
fairly
close
game
despite
the
wide
margin.
At
half
time,-the
teams
crossed
over
with,
the
score
two
to
one
for
the
Regiment,
Kelsey
having
scored
both
goals
In
the
first
half.
In
the
second
half,
Jack
Wilson
put
'through
the
third
counter
for
the
Regiment,
McKay
following
with
the
sole
Empress
goal.
Fred
Burdete
scored
the
final
goal
for
the
soldiers.
Sam
Currie
was.
as
usual,
the
backbone
of
the
Empress
Club
while
all
Regiment
players
turned
in
a
good
performance.
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
was
referee
and
A.
Clapperton
and
A.
Bureau,
linesmen.
One
of
the
smallest
crowds
of
the
season
witnessed
the
match.
Dally
News
Classified"
advertising
brings
results.
r
SCHEDULEFOR
CITY
BASEBALL
Time
Table
For
July
and
August
Games
In
Announced
The
following
is.
the
schedule
July
and
August
games
In
City
Baseball
League:
July
9Gyros.
va
S.
0.
C.
July
12
S.
0.
C.
vs-
Gyros.
July
16-Elks
vs
S
0.
C.
July
18
Gyros
vs
Elks.
July
23
Gyros
vs.
0.
C.
July
26-Si
0.
-0.
Elks.
,
July
29
Elka
vs
Gyros.
August
1
S.
0.
C.
vs
Gyros.
August
6
Elks
vs
S.
0.
C.
August
9
Gyros
va
Elks
August
12
Gyros
vs
S.
0.
C.
August
15
S.
0.
C.
vs
Elks.
August
20
Elks
vs
Gyros
August
23
S.
O.
C.
vs
Gyros.
SCHEDULEFOR
STEWART
SHIELD
July
11
Thistles
vs.
Empress.
July
1G
Regiment
vs.
Thistles.
July
19
Regiment
vs
.
Empress.
July
22
Empress
vs.
Thistles.
July
25
Thistles
vs.
Regiment.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
July
9
Wheat
quotations
were
down
a
little
today,
the
price
of
Number
one
Northern
for
spot
cash
herd
being
$1.38.
'
JrCt.rmea.m
Esr
THE
OPPORTUNIST
The
autograph
collector
choosHMhe
wrong
moment
tog6
hunting.
The
Humorist,
Londenl':
J
J
j
Tuesday,
July
9,
GEHRIG
GETS
STATION
WINS
SECOND
STRAIGHT
MATCH
IN
22ND.
HOMER
C.
N.R.
SOFTBALL
f
t
touis
Cardinals
Dropped
An-
other
Game
Yesterday;
Yan-leeHTJntf
Aihletlcs
Win
NEW
YORK,
July
9:
Pittsburgh
Pirates
hit
hard
to
win
yesterday's
National
League
game
from
the
Brooklyn
Robins.
Larry
Bentin
pitched
almost
a
perfect
game
to
give
the
New
York,
Giants
their
(hird
straight
virtorv
victory
nvPr
over
f!lnpfn,
Cincinnati
i
Reds.
T?B,i.
Chicago
Cubs
treated
Leverette
rough
to
defeat
Boston
Braves.
The
Phillies,
after
overcoming
an
early
lead,
fell
on
their
former
teammate,
Clarence
Mitchell,
to
defeat
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
i
American
League
The
New
York
Yankees
pounded
three
St.
Louis
Brown
pitchers
to
take
the
victory.
Lou
Gehrig
got
his
twentysecond
homer
of
the
season
in
the
sixth
stanza.
'
Detroit
Tigers
split
a
double
header
with.
Washington
Senators-Cleveland
Indians
downed
Boston
Red
Sox
anMh,i
Philadelphia
Athletics
retained
their
lead
by
beating
Chicago
White
Sox.
'
National
League
Cincinnati
0,
New
York
3.
Pittsburgh
8,
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
5,
Philadelphia
6.
Chicago
11,
Boston
3.
American
League
New
York
10,
St.
Louis
3.
Boston
2,
Cleveland
5.
Washington
5-6,
Detroit
4,1G.
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
2.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
45
24
.652
Pittsburgh
46
26
.639
New
York
43
33
.566
St.
Louis
37
37
.5(ft
Brooklyn
...j
33
39
.458
Philadelphia
33
40
.452
Boston
29
-46
.387
Cincinnati
....
25
46
.352
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L
.
Pet.
Philadelphia
54
19
.740
New
York
.......
,
jl5
27
.625
St.
Louis
,(43
29
.597
Detroit
.41
37
.526
Cleveland
...36
36
.50d
Washington
27
44
.370
Boston
.23
55
.295
Chicago
28
60
.259
Sport
Chat
The
junior
baseball
field
being
established
at
the
corner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
McBride
Street
near
the
Masonic
Temple
will
soon
be
completed
the
most
noticeable
item
of
construction
being
the
large
backstop.
Rnln
has
Interfered
with
the
work
to
some
extent
Ut
it
is
expected
the
job
will
be
completed
by
contract
date.
Charlie
Mills,
chairman
of
thfr
Gyro
playground
committee,
has
been
-supervising
the
work.
Anyox
had
no
difficulty
in
firming
two
games
of
a
double
oader
from
the
Ketchikan
baseball
team
at
the
Dominion
Day
celebration
in
the
smleter
town
The
visiting
Alaskans
were
not
up
to
'the
strength
of
former
years.
The
score
of
the
first
game
was
G
to
3
and
the
second,
11
to
1.
The
celebration
program
at
Anyox
also
included
a
full
bill
of
field
sports
and
all
events
were
run
off
without
a
hitch
in
spite
of
rather
unfavorable
weather
conditions.
A
big
dance
in
the
evening
-brought-the
day's
festivities
to
a
fitting
close.
CITY
EMMliAs"
NOW
RESIGNED
JOB
Jack
McRae
Quit
Following
k
Suspension;
Applications
for
Engineer
s
Position
Comihir
In
The
Board
of
Works
of
the
city
council
has
accepted
the
resignation
of
City
Foreman
Jack
Mc
Rae.
Mr.
McRae
was
suspended
recently
on
complaints
being
made
by
ratepayers
and
his
resignation
followed.
,
Applications
arn
being
called
for
a
successor
to
City
Engineer
II
.
A.
McLean,
whoe
resignation
takes
effect
at
the
end
of
this
month!
Two
or
threo
applications
have
already
been
received.
'
'
ThV
fetation
'team1
toall
Ian
'
ea'sV
tfmo
last
nigh
in
a
C.N.R.
soft-ball
fixture,
beating
-the
Round--House
crew
by
23
to
2.
The
Round
House
only
collected
four
Kfts,
and
Rose
was
the
only
man
to
cross,
home
plate
and
he
did
it
twice,
Thfs
gives
the
station
two
straight
wins
in
the
second
half.
The
teayns
were:
-
nlTnoTT
t?
'
,
Holtby
p,
D.,
Stalker
lb,
Thomas
2b,
Horton
3b,
Mair
ss,
Skattebof,
Mcintosh
and
Scott
fielders.
i
Round
House
Phillips
c,
Rose
p,
Peterson
lb.
Thomson
2b.
Tenir
3b,
Bond
ss,
Cameron,
Ferguson
and
Strachan
fielders.
Second
Half
Standing
W.
L.
Pet
Station
2
0
1.000
Dry
Dock
0
1
.000
Round
House
0
1
.000
Supt's.
Office
....
0
0
.000
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
tCourtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
B.
C.
Silver.
1.10.
Nil.
Bayview,
2Vi,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.50,
1.52.
Cork
Province,
11,
12.
Cotton
Belt,
47,
50.
Duthie
Mines,
52,
56.
George
Copper,
9.50,
10.00.
Georgia
River.
33'2,
34.
Golconda,
1.12,
1.13.
Grandview,
43,
44.
Independence,
814,
8V4.
Inter.
Cool.
&
.
Coke,
37,
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
14'j,
144.
Kootenay
King,
32,4,
33.
L.
&
L,.
2,:
3.
Lucky
Jim,
11,
12.
Mohawk,
3,
4.
Morton"
Woolsey,
4V4,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
44,
5.
Marmot
Metals,
2V4,
'
4.
National
.Silver,
12,
14.
Noble
Five,
64,
G5.
Oregon
Copper,
25,
25.
Pend
OreUle,
5.65,
5.70.
Premier,
1.60,
1.64.
Porter
Idaho,
60,
52fc.
Reeve.-
Mwdonald,
1.75,
1.80.
Rufus
.
Argenta,.
.26,
28.
Ruth
Hope,
34,
35.
Silver
Crest,
54,
6.
Silverado,
165,
76.
Silversmith,
9.
12.
Slocan
King,
Nil,
GVi.
Slocan
Rambler,
10,
15.
Snowf
lakev
40,
40V4.
Sunloch,
2.10;
2.50.
.
Terminus,
0,
8.
Topley
Richfield,
28,
30.
Torie,
75,
Nil.
-Wellington,
9,
10.
Whitewater,
85,
88.
Woodbine,.
4,
5.
.
Oils
Advance.
Nil,
18.00.
A.
P.
Consolidate,
3.76,
3.78.
Calmont,
$.74,
3.80.
Dalhousie.
3.95,
4.00.
Devenlsh.
47V$.
60.
Fabyan
.Pete,
7Vt,
8.
Home,
22.75,
,
22.85.
Mayland,
"8,75,
9.00.
McLcod,
3,90,
4.00.
Freehold,
'1.20.
1.25.
Hargal,
NIL
1.38.
Mercury,
l.Ofl,
1.10.
Dallas,
1.85,
1.9Q.-
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt
Gordon,
.00,
Nil.
POPULAR
YANDERHOOF
COUPLE
ARE
MARRIED
Miss
Charlotte
Frame
Finnle
Be-comes
Bride
of
Sfwart
'
Elwln
Dally
A
pretty
weeding
took
place
In
the
United
Church
at
Vamler
hoof
last
Thursday
afternoon,
when
Rev.
David
Donaldson
united
Mbjss
Cbattelte
Frame
Fin-nle,
daughter
of
Mr.
and"
Mrs.
Andrew
Finnle
of
Vanderhoof,
to
Stewart
Elwln
Dally,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ropert
Dally
of
Rcgina.
The
bride,
who
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
wore
a
charming
wedding
dress
of
white
georgette
crepe
in
bolero
effect
with
blouse
of
white
lace,
sjdrt
flared
with
panels
of
lace
and
the,
conventions!
-veil
nnd
orange
blossoms,
Miss
Hesoie
jmu.
bridesmaid.
wa
becomingly
gowned
In
rnfeh
georgette
with
picture
h0
to
match.
The
groomsman
was
It.
McC.
Rich
ards.
a
After
the
ceremony,
a
recep
tion
was
held'at
the
homo
of
the
bride's
parents
and
the
happy
couple
left
.for
A
honeymoon
trip
I...
.
'n
lit.
.
.
a
.
.
.
uy
motor
to
amiiners
ana
nr
ei'
ton.
They
will
'reside
in
Vander
hoof
wJiftjytK.are
well
known
nun
poiuwaiMfev
i
ENGLISH
Dirt
track
racing
in
England
has
become
so
popular
that
the
scooter
race
was
recently
held
at
Wimbledon
Speedway
for
them.
CAMPAIGN
IN
MEXICO
FOR
DRYCOUNTRY
President
Gil
Heads
Movement
for
Suppression
of
Drink
Evil
Throughout
Land
MEXICO
CITY.
July
9.Presi
-
dent
Gil's
campaign
to
rid
Mexico
wme.
nier
oi
ir-
raer
twue,4ve
nill
east
of
Saska-momentum
of-the-drink
evil
has
gained
such
that
It
Las
become
one;
P,0";
"hot
and
seriously
wounded
"lam
Currie.
gravel
truck
of
the
chief
topics
of
discussion
throuRhoutthe
country
and
one
of
d,r
ver'
'er-
5
f
the
prlnipal
subjects
of
legisla-
l?fUr1m,lnW,t
I?ter.
k.nied
tion.
J
herself
with
her
father
shotgun.
TtiA
inMhiMf.
ann-ftt
tn
tat
governments
to
second
his
endeav-
6Vs
has
met
with
ready
response
In
the
form
of
orders
restricting
the
sale
and
consequently
the
con
-
.
uii-.n...,
..
well
as:
regulating
tne
number
oi
fo'oJ,',;
RmJnB,
i?nvn,.,H
t-WAi,
hf
rTh-rnrw.il
hn
in.tftioH
thfl
state
'
treasurer
to
establish
so!ter
of
a
mi,e
frorn
her
homv'
heavy
a"
tax
on
Intoxicating
drinks!
that
their
manufacture
will
be
unprofitable.
This
measure,
In
ad
dition
to
discouraging
manufacture
of
liquts,
is
calculated
to
oblige
the
saloons
to
charge
prices
beyond
the
reach
of
the
average
man.
Governor
Enriquez
also
has
or
dered
that
the
saloons
be
forced
to
pay
increased
taxes,
hoping
through
this
means
to
cause
many
of
them
to
close.
Furthermore,
he
has
prohibited
the
sale
of
in
toxicants
on
rnnohes
and
farms,
many
of
which
employ
hundreds
of
peons.
Similar
although
less
stringent
measures
inure
been
adopted
In
other
sthtc-s
and
yie
war
depart
ment
has
prohibited
sale
of
liquor
to
soldiers.
The
government
of
Mexico
City
has.placefi
a
ban
on
sale
of
liquors
in
dance
halls
and
has
notified
cabaret,
proprietors
that
they
will
no
longer
oe
anowea
10
employ
waitresses.
Anti-alcohol
leagues
have
been
formed
throughout
Mexico
among
mothers,
teachers,
school
children
and
workers,
and
lectures
on
the
evils
of
the
ink
habltare
being
given
In
theatres,
the
.
schools,
unon'hendquarters
and
other
public
assembly
places.
PATHFINDER
'
"
GETS
ACROSS
SANTANDER,
Spain,
July
9.
The
transatlantic
airplane
Pathfinder,
which
took
off
yesterday
from
Old
Orchard,
Me,
for
Rome,
landed
at
8:0
tonight,
five
kilometers
f
ronv,
here.
Lack
of
fuel
obliged
Roger
Williams
and
Lewis
Yancey
tl
land
short
oIpal
After
refuelilng
(tiey
will
proceed
to
Rome.
LOVE
ME
LQfJ
She
Will
you
loo
me
when
I'm
old?
He
Must
I
wait
its
long
ns
thaLTIt
Bits,
'
I,
.
Readers
of
the
Daily
News
will
find
the
daily
tides
on
the
left
hand
top
corner
of
the
front
fage.
CHILDREN
TAKE
TO
CYCLE
RACING
"
GIRLSHOTMAN;
KILLED
HERSELF
Truck
Driver
Wounded
Near
Saskatoon
by
Pistol
Fired
by
Farmer's
Daughter
SASKATOON,
July
9:
Said
to
'J??
A'0!!.'''
!
Currie
was
shot
by
on
auto.
mat,c
ltio
whlh
h
wrenched
V?1"
Jne
Mi
hand
beforc
he.
.
,a,"ea'
t
.
1
noong
wcurrea
me
gravel
works
of
the
Saskatoon
..
"
-
-
..
,ine
city.
1
The
girl's
body
was
found
at
'our
0
morning
a
qilir.
-,
-
Summary
American
75,000
pounds,
14.3c
and
8c
to
lfc
and
9c.
Canadian
31,500
pounds,
13.8c
and
8c
to
1
4.2c
and
8c.
American
Nordby.
65,000,
Cold
Storage,
14,1c
and
8c.
'
Eastern
Point,
2.000,
Cold
Stor
age,
ICc
and
9c.
'
Canadian
Toodie,
fi.500.
Royal,
14c
and
8c.
Pair
of
Jacks,
17,000,
PaclflcV
14.2c
and
86.
Cape
Swain,
9.000,
Atlln,
13.8c
and
8c.
..
children
have
taken
it
up
and
a
Engines
are
painted
tin
plates
ADVERTISING
CONVENTION
JASPER
PARK
JASPER,
July
9:
Closing
t
successful
two
days
convent.!:
r
the
members
of
the
West
Daily
Newspaper
Advertising
Managers'
Association
today
ected
as
their
president
for
in
coming
year,
Alex
T.
Stewart
the
Victoria
Colonist.
Osborne
the
Medicine
Hat
News
was
c
sen
vice-president
and
Curtis
k
Smith
of
the
Manitoba
Free
Pr
;
secretary
treasurer.
The
new
c
rettors
are
S.Griffls,
Vancouver
Sn:
George
B.
Cooper,
Edmon!
:n
Journal;
W.
A.
Anderson,
fa.
gary
Albertan;
Harry
Saul,
lie-
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.
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.
.
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ah
Uie
principal
dailies
of
we
en
Canada
from
Winnipeg'
to
i
torfa
were
represented
at
meeting,
whieh
included
golf
ar.J
motor
trips
as
well
as
buxin
and
the
principal
speaker
.
Arthur
Partridge,
manager
of
'
5
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
A-ciation,
Toronto.
A.
W.
MoscU-elle
of
the
Winnipeg
Tribune,
retiring
preside
presided.
The
new
president
was
seer:
tary
-treasurer
la.it
year.
UNTIN
BOWLER
ATHUDSONBAY
CHICAGO,
July
9:
VnMa
Bowler,
blazing
a
path
across
the
top
of
the
world
to
Berlin
from
Chieasro.
nrrived
tnilnv
nf
Fnrt
Rurwell.-ntnthfr
to
Hudson
StrAltii
'
-
,
HOME
PRACTICE
Wo
could
never
fathom
why
Wilkinson
Invariably
carried
hi
clubs
in
such
a
peculiar
manner
j
Till
we
called
on
him
unexpectedly
one
evening.
vxi
,
The
Humorist
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