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MIIIIM
!
n
i
reom
a
e
are
Funny
that
Way
It
is
an
extraordinary
fact
that
people
who
arc
rigidly
careful
with
Fire
in
their
own
homes
are
utterly
reckless
with
it
when
out
of
dwrs.
EIGHTY
PER
CENT
of
our
Fire
Losses
last
year
would
have
been
prevented
had
people
tried
to
remember
that
FIRE
is
an
element
with
which
it
is
NEVER
safe
to
be
careless.
Prevent
Forest
Fires
You
can
help
!
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
FOREST
SERVICE
afire
I'll
I
l
m
awasrl
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I
I1
I
il
M
h
ai
sa
aaYas.s'-v
There
arc
often
good
bargains
in
the
Classified
Read
them.
THE
ACME
IMPORTERS
Bcick
ward
Season
SALE
More
and
more
arc
our
Backward
Season
Sale
Prices
being
appreciated
by
our
many
friends
and
customers.
We
arc
glad
to
welcome
so
many
new
customers
every
day.
Our
service,
quality
and
prices
of
course
retain
our
old
customers.
Here
are
some
prices
which
help
to
explain
the
popularity
of
the
Acme
store:
THIS
IS
THE
TIME
FOR
BATHING
SUITS
They
do
wear
out,
even
the
best
We
have
a
fine
assortment.
Regular
values
to
1.50.
Backward
Seakon
Sale
Price
295
Jantzen's
also,
the
very
best
made.
All
pure
wool.
Regular
price
$5.50.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
395
MEN'S
HOSE
PURE
SILK
FOR
MEN
in
fancy
shades
and
plain
colors.
Regular
values
up
to
$1.25.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
2
pairs
for
.
.
.
95q
MEN'S
CAPS
CAPS
FOR
MEN
in
a
wonderful
array.
Wolff,
Brill
and
C.
and
G.
,
makes.
The
finest
made.
Regular
values,
to
$4.00
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
$1.95
WE
HAVE
A
GREAT
ASSORTMENT
OF
MEN'S
SUITS
Here
is
one
lot
in
serges
and
tweeds.
Well
tailored
and
beautifully
finished;
made
of
first-class
materials
which
will
wear
really
well.
A
man
can
always
do
with
another
suit
and
at
this
price,
why
not?
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
19.85
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
B.
V.
D.
UNDERWEAR
FOR
MEN
No-button
style;
in
all
sizes
from
34
to
46.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price
;
95c
MEN'S
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
FOR
MEN
All
kinds
of
them.
You'll
be
surprised
at
the
value
in
this
lot.
In
a
variety
of
patterns.
Backward
Seasop
Sale
Price
81.85
The
Acme
Importers
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.
0.
D
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sport
Editor
GEOKGE.
SIDNEY
SIMPSON,
OHIO'S
FLASH
CINDER
PATH
George
Skin-j
Simpson.
Ohio
8tt
dark-haired
flash
of
the
cinder
path,
was
almost
an
Invalid
end
under
nurse's
cure
for
several
years
when
a
y)Ungeter.
Today
bee
the
pntot
traek
bis
achosx
baa
koo
t
and
be
mt;
become
one
of
tbe
twMV
matching
J
record
with
Paddock,
Locke,
Borah
and
other
famous
sprinters.
He
can
thank
P&f
Htnvrwon
for
hu
fleet
feet
He
rt-srlrrd
the
worth
of
exercise
in
Um
tmtx
air
(or
hki
sick
bo
and
bought
Ocorse
every
kind
0
athletic
apparetu
be
eouM
find
t
stbell
equipment.
Irani
racquet.
golf
dubs.
basket
halts
and
made
him
use
tbem.
George
won
back
hi
bealth
and
wltb
that
victory
came
an
unflagging
Intercut
in
athletics.
"Wbeyoud
tbia
.be'd.
be.jU,
yred
out.
pleylnt;
all
def.,
George
would
be
out
playfe
basketball
In
the
evening
j
wan
rjsj
chum.-
recalls
nis
father,
a.
M.
Bfmpson.
a
bo)
)
milliner.
"But
bow
h
elway
to
careful
to
St
plenty
of
not
before
a
big
race
and
for
two
or
three
nights
before
be
U
to
run
be
gore
to
bed
at
ao."
be
cbuckied.
remeaabectnf.
perhaps,
hi
youthful
reluctance
to
desert
play
tor
aavstbor.
"lie
what
I
o
good
.
trainer.
Be
observes
all
the
rules
vttbout
an
supervision
"Sometime
our
table
looks
rather
Um
at
borne,
because
hi
mother
and
I
eat
the
aunt
things
be
doea
while
he
ia
la
tracing
There
are
no
fried
food
and
110
heavy
deaseru.
But
at
bat
I
eu.
:t
better
lor
aU
of
us."
WELSHSOCCER
CARDINALS
ARE
1
TEAM
WINNER;
STILL
IN
LEAD
OUe
ranroatrr
an
CthibMlon
of
Hoar
lo'
Hut
Hate,
Narrow
.Margin
Om
Pirate:
Play
on
Kaln-Seafced
field
VANCOUVER.
June
IS
The
touring
Welsh
footballer
gave
a
brilliant
display
of
socce.'
bare
last
evening,
when
they
defeated
tbe
lower
mainland
all-star
aggregation
by
eight
goals
to
nil.
At
half
time
tbe
score
waa
five
to
nil.
The
Welshmen
bad
the
play
all
their
own
way
and
In
tbe
second
half
contented
them
selves
wltb
giving
the
locals
a
display
of
how
to
play
tbe
game
on
a
:s:n-!oaked
-d
Davies.
the
Welsh
centre,
scored
six
or
the
goal
.tthlrtlrs
Lot
Their
Krrvnd
Straight
YrMcrday
NEW
YORK.
June
18.
St.
LauU
Car-dmais
retained
their
allm
lead
la
tbe
Sstsnnrtl
League
yesterday
by
pounding
three
Oatteago
Cub
pitchers
for
a
long
win.
The
got
fifteen
hits,
while
UK-ebatl
allowed
but
Bine.
Bay
Kremer
held
the-
Cteetanatt
Reds
score
teaa
tinUl
tbe
final
Inning
to
give
Pittsburgh
Pirate
a
dose
victory.
In
the
American
League.
Detroit
)
Tiger
and
Boston
Red
Sox
split
a
doubJel
;
oesoer.
I
Chicago
White
Sox
hit
Qulnn
and
'
Rammel
bard
to
defeat
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
deprive
the
latter
of
thetr
leccrd
of
bsvlng
not
lost
two
sueees
ive
games
this
seaaon.
Red
Paber
p.tched
abuuut
ball
until
the
nlsUi
Inning.
TiatsvBjay'a
big
league
scores
were
as!
louowa:
NATIONAL
UltOlE
Pttteburgb
3.
ClnetanaM
1.
St.
Louis
U.
Chicago
3.
rtMF.RIC.tS
LRAOt'E
Detrotr
b-8.
Boston
6-4.
Chicago.
6.
Philadelphia
4.
League
tandtne
are
aa
tonw:
NATIONAL'IjEAGUE
;
STANDINGS
St.
Louta,
JJ
21
.623
PiUvwurgat
.
.
.
;
S3
30
.033
Chicago
30
20
.000
New
Tork'',
28
33
.Sa
PhllaoeipMe
..
23
37
.
449
Brooklyn
;
30
SO
.400
Boston
I
t
31
.380
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Cincinnati,
Philadelphia
New
York
Detroit
Cleveland
St.
Lout
Washington
Chicago
...
Boston
...
I
w
19
39
31
31
30
32
30
21
17
MiniULL
POSTPONE!!
Pet
.ana
.7S0
.608
.SIT
.491
.682
.392
.363
.313
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather,
tbe
C.N
R
Softball
League
fixture,
scheduled
for
hurt
night,
between
Station
and
Dry
Dock
was
postponed
until
Sport
Chat
Flay
starta
tonight
at
Aeropoll
Hill
rounds
for
the
second
football
trophy
f
the
-eoson
th
Dominion
Day
Oup
-when
Regiment
meet
Thistle.
In
hrir
lu.ii
meeting,
theae
two
teama
-
bowed
that
they
were
well
matched.
ar.d
a
keen
contest
I
looked
for
on
this
occasion
with
a
bumprr
crowd
of
mi
expected.
There
will
be
three
'-.r
this
trophy
to
decide
the
two
teams
who
will
meet
In
th
final
en
Dominion
Day.
Sport
event
scheduled
for
the
com-
t
k
are
aa
follows:
Monday
(tonight
C.
N.
Softball:
Station
vs
Dry
Dock.
city
Baseball:
Elk
v
ayro.
Tuerduy
Dominion
Day
PaotbaH:
Reglmfiit
va
Thistle.
Thurwiay
City
Baseball:
Native
Sons
of
Canada
va
E1U.
Fnaa
C.
N.
Softball:
Round
House
it
Superintendent's
Office.
Dominion
Day
Football
:
Thistles
vs
Empress
Club.
The
Community
League
at
Anyoi
has!
decided
to
build
a
new
board
tennis
court
hi
the
west
end
of
the
smelter
town
The
coat
U1
be
8050
but
It
1
felt
that
tola
wtfptoe-vjully
Jwtlfled
through
the
large
number
of
tjiulu
and
Juvenile
who
will
be
permitted
(to,
plaf
tenni
by
the
provision
of
the
new
court
They
will
likely
result
In
the
formation
of
a
second
tennis
club
at
Anyox
Material
will
arrive
thl
week
and
the
new
court
are
expected
to
be
ready
tor
use
by
July
1.
TKNMs
flAMEH
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather
last
night,
no
further
game
were
played
in
th
Canadian
National
Tennli
Club's
tournament.
It
condition
permit,
more
game
wH
be
played
Ihla
evening
In
the
first
round.
HIGH
SCHOOL
BOY
WINNER
BOXING
MATCH
San
rnuifltro
Lad
Won.
Dully
from
Wildcat
Carter.
Seattle
Negro
SAN
FRANCISCO.
June
18.
Prankle
Stetson,
local
high
school
boy,
stepped
Into
tbe
front
rank
of
boiera
Uvst
night
when
be
gavs
Leslie
(Wildcat)
Carter,
a
sensational
negro
lightweight
of
Seattle,
an
all
around
beating
to
win
a
ten-round
decision
here.
Tbe
San
ftasblsco
bo,
a
rank
bartender,
bad
Carter
groggy
m
Wsree
round
and
pounded
him
around
tha
ling
to
win
seven
rounds
euy.
FOOTBALL
LINEUP
Tbe
line-up
for
the
Regiment
in
night's
opening
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
game
against
the
Thlstlea
will
te
a
follows
Brand:
Kehey
and
Hoas
Straohan.
Hsddon
and
Burdette:
Wilson.
Russell.
Murray.
Tinker
and
Nor-
rlngton
The
line-up
fer
the
ThlsUe
will
he
Umble:
Krar.lne
and
JacV
a.
Mitchell
Bsptte
and
HH:
A.
Mitchell.
Macdon-aid.
W.
Mitchell.
Campbell
and
Fwr-quhar:
reserve.
Smith
UPTON
RACE
.
NEXT
SEASON
Tea
Magnate
1VHI
lUte
rnallrnirr
Ready
la
ler4eHbrr.
19M
IflEW
YORK.
June
!
-
Upton's
challenge
for
a
series
of
for
the
AmVrica
cup
has
been
accepted
by
the
Ifew
York
Yacht
club.
Tbe
raeva
will
be
held
off
Newport.
Rhode
Island.
!
the
beat
three
out
of
fire
racva
to
win.
i
commencing
Sep-ember
3
1930.
C00KW0NFR0M
JOHNNY
RISKO
BOSTON.
June
lg.
Ocorge
Cook.
Australian
heavyweight,
won
on
a
foul
fsorn
Johnny
Rtsko
of
Cleveland
In
the
fifth
round
of
a
ten
-round
bout
here
last
night.
Rlako
dropped
Cook
vrrth
a
low
right
book.
AFRICA
LEADS
FIRST
INNINGS
BIRMINOHAM.
June
18
-
The
South
African
cricket
team
yaaterday
Dieted
their
first
Innings
for
230,
lng
th
first
innings
effort
of
the
EaglMi
team
by
five
runa.
Tbe
Kng.
ttah
atd
then
commertoad
their
aee-
ond
innings
and
had
soared
34
for
no
wlcketa
when
play
ceased
for
th
day
That
la
the
first
teat
match
between
the
visiting
South
African
team
and
a
rreresentatlve
English
eleven
and
at
being
staged
at
Idgbaston.
BIRMINOHAM.
June
18;
The
first
teat
maton
between
cricket
tesfna
re-garesentlng
Btogtend
and
South
Africa
was
left
drawn
today.
The
score
were
England
4
and
SOS
for
four
wlcketa
declared,
an
aggregate
of
M3.
South
Africa
made
M0
and
171
for
an
wle
ket.
aggregating
411.
TKNNI
POMTPONKII
I
'
'
Owing
to
last
night's
unfavorable
weather,
playing
of
further
(ecal-rtnais
la
the
Prmee
Rupert
Tennla
Club's
tournament
was
postponed
until
IIAI.L
GAME
PlMTIONni
Last
nsjbt'
fity
League
banvhall
game
Hk
va.
Qyros-
waa
onatooned
on
account
of
unfavorable
weather.
Our
10th
Anniversary
all
this
week,
Wallace's.
Use
MAGIC
BAKING
POWDER
in
allyoqr
baking
That's
Ificwoy
to
assure
success.
NEWS
OF
NORTHERN
B.C.
Mine
rJatber
Moore
,...
nwm
nere.
-.'le-,
H.
C.
Fraser.
school
Inspector.
vtsRed'10
the
local
school
U-tht
wreek-tnd
giving
1
ff
'
rKonuneodtUon
tests
to
the
entrants
class.
r
Mrs.
W.
C.
Dyer
and
Mra.
O
T
Moore
of
Prince
Rtlpert
were
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Mra.
E.
Barnea
and
Mra.
W.
AlrdJ
and
daughter
f
Paeiflc
were
in
town
jn
Saturday.
Dudjejr
and
Oerdoo
Little
left
00
Ssturday
for
Smnher
to
meet
their
return
:ar
load
George
Utile,
who
la
on
hi
trip
from
of
the
prairie
wltb
a
arrived
ea
SuAday
ea
a
at
the
home
of
her
parrots.
Mr.
E.
J.
Moore.
trouble.
Mlas
Bna
H...
Conrad
Stem,.
vtettor
U
known
tM.
In
an
Inters-
:
W.
Warner.
P.
Bel
way
and
M.
A)-lard,
were
la
tnm
Kahtm
Late
on
Saturday.
Mr.
aad
Mra.
H.
J.
Kelly
of
apettt
the
wrek-esd
la
tews.
07
Qlght
las'
A.
W.
Howl,
and
Mia
Mar
K
Una
at
the
eim
M
S.
Bryan
while
a
rout
:
Prince
eOorge.
s(
In
Smithen
recr.
-
Mr
H
P
n
return
to
her
h.
aueeiasful
open,
pital
left
on
aaturday
on
a
buatnaas
trip
to
chluch
Udu.
the
Alyanah
district
On
hat
re-tun
veaUrdav
be
will
go
down
the
Naaa
River
and
baok
via
the
ecaat.
VANDERHOOF
afir
Mr
Reevta
I
A
meeting
ot
Vancouver,
lary
to
Holy
t-
lMflday
vialt
here
u
being
:
Mr.
and
the
bona
of
m
Ideal
with
ma".
at
the
annua;
Mr.
L.
ft.
UtXeawey
baa,
aa
her
'horfly
::
guest
bar
mother.
Mrs.
A.
P.
Lewta
and
her
stater.
Ulaa
Merle
Levla.
wvm
A
County
r.
-r
-n
rcute
Horn
thetr
termer
han
hr
'
we
in
CraAdall.
Man.,
to
Vanseurer.
B.C.
prlae
Oeorge
where
they
wB
make
thetr
heme.
Baoame
Song
.
.
against
a
v
i
,
UnprUonnwnT
NFW
HAZELTON
I
John
Love.
U.
flaUtday.
George
n"e
esesutirw
sterna
and
P.
.
it.
Sheehan
have
been
anereo
the
n
lacted
drroctors
of
the
bewly
formed
suspended
t-t;
KMploi
Valiy
ranners'
lMUtt.
They
ateeaar
arrved
will
aeet
to
resect
thetr
president
and
secretary
"ockfi
main
highway
1n
rnmr
WM
Inspector
Bain,
provinetal
poriee,
Tie
tori,
baa
been
bare
investagatlng
the
case
of
an
Indian
woman
whs
dlaap-peared
recently
.
He
waa
unaete
to
ftnd
any
due
as
to
what
might
have
happened
te
her.
L.
Behnewi
ha
been
at
Prince
Oeorge
ilaimu
-the
week
atleosUg
leaatao
of
the
Snyreeae
8wun
Aasnse.
....
r
Maa)f
member
are
behtg;
enaoBed
In
the
Bewly
farmed
Conservative
Aase-
m
eiaUce
la
New
llsretton
wedding
of
Me
son.
3.
Ureter
Wright,
in
Vanaawer:
W.
B.
.Own
berg
left
today
for
Van.
eowter
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
week
at
the
Stiver
Cwp
mine,
of
whltft
he
W
president.
A
son
waa
born
la
the
Hi
a
lion
last
Tuesday
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
falconer.
eouver
to
obtain
treatment
from
sps.
,
clallaU
tor
an
Infected
hand
with
i
which
he
haa
Mflered
since
a
aeajMent
while
working
In
she
bush
ALICE
ARM
Twenty
flvr
mediate
dtsirl-'
to
Prince
Oe-.
duty
at
the
a
Tbe
Vaader.-vv.r
of
TraJ
had
:i
nigbt
of
thu
chiefly
to
da
convention
of
"
of
Traee
of
Cr:.--
eident
Ruprr.
-
m
!'
M.
Murphv
Rev.
T.
H.
Wright
vMtcd
Dorreen
where
be
win
during
the
week.
He
will
go
aeuth
at
Mrs
Bord
the
red
of
the
month
to
attend
the
TRAGIC
DEATH
TEKIttrE
r''.
TBRJIACS.
Juiir
:
IS
to
be
ma'je
hrn
'
a
good
mineral
i.
The
finance
rmn..-
m
hand
A-
Th
Alice
Arm
Herald
baa
changed
board
Friday
tl
date
of
publkaVlon
train;
Saturday
for
printing
te
Friday
for
the
fmmrr
nventbs
mmmmmm
Al
Falcor.er
1
erectffcg
to
the
rear,
)f
T.
W.
Palconer4
store
a
storey-end--half
buttdlng
whltb
will
contain
office
and
living
quarter
W.
R.
Undaay,
general
superintendent
for
the
Oranby
Oo
at
Anyox.
and
Dr.
H.
T.
James.
fleM
eogloeer
ha
been
spending
a
few
day
in
Alice
Arm
on
company
business.
Roy
McXJnley
and
A.
Srrbteh
have
opened
up
art
Ice
cream
parlor
In
tbe
Pioneer
Hotel.
C.
E.
Pitman,
who
wa
In
charge
of
the
office
at
the
Tarle
mine
hei
last
year
and
who
waa
at
one
time
Identified
with
the
staff
of
the
Um
n
Bank
of
Canada
in
Prince
Rupert,
u
now
night
Hefk
at
the
Banff
Sprint
Hotel
at
Banff.
SMITHERS
I
E.
Hann
ha
taken
over
tbe
second
hand.
good
bunlneu
ef
Ed.
Eby
which
ic
will
open
up
on
Broadway.
-
Fred
Joudry.
Prince
Rupert
optician.
a
visitor
here
on
professional
bust-
J
t
hi
I
VI
I
111
I.
1
1
I
.1
.III.
v
h
m
SWVA
.Mwav
TERRACE
J
?
i
reived
m
town
w
,
'death
on
Sundav
Th
marriage
took
place
IB
Vi
sewer
of
the
X
.
of
Mis
Isabeel
RNharsan.
formerly
detalla
are
teaaher
of
the
New
Harettan
sajsaol.
and
"fP001
to
hl,v
John
D.
BouMlng.
aawyer
of
th
bt
Dwthle
mine.
j1
avsUnce
k.
I
aide
Hat
brother
Lan
ChilaUansen
haa
left
fer
Van-1
I
waa
with
htm
'
I
"1
have
to
w
::k
'
I
.
I
.
...
T
;
.isiiiw--.
beJ
nearly
U
lummc
a
-
;
I
II
1.
,
f
W.lLydi.E.
E.
1.
Strid
ha
auctioned
olf
thy
table
Compound
orw
I
4
tliecu
of
JiU
larm
near
bmilber
and.
,even
bottlrl.
It
b
"
'
will
bs
uavlnv
ahortlv
for
thaBnrslrlM.
i
I
.
.,,
lid
.
7
wind
put
mt"
v
ur.
and
Mrs.
n.
u.
wrinen
motorsd
sra
-
,
:m
up
from
Hsrelton
recently
on
business.
I
I
homework
and
tuv
1
I
I
HOT'
I
and
I
am
getting
Major
A.
W.
Davis,
well
known
mln-;
I
jrl
j
MaUn,
1?
'
'
ing
engineer,
haa
been
a
recent
vUltor
c,
P
here
on
mining
business.
I
H'
liilalw'n
Made
in
Canada
During
the
past
week
School
Inapec-
SS"
J0
-sllum.
tor
H.
C.
rraser
of
Prince
Rupert
hai
i
um-"
been
making
the
rounda
of
the
school!
E.W.
CILLCTT
CO.
LTf
m
Smlther
and
aurroundlng
dUtrict
TORONTO,
CAM.
,
,
,
-
1
P--
g-MttMTg
Stipendiary
Magistrate
8.
11,
Hosklns
BBBBasBSBsaasB
hai
becn
having
busy
time
In
police