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FOUK
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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j.
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!S
8th
of
a
Series
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY
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"Brother
John
now
at
Plv
vi
mouth
Hoe.
observes
that
the
if
hifih
naval
officers
of
the
great
Ir
if
fleet
cf
His
Majesty's
Ships
jf
l!
assembled
there,
are
much
intrigued
with
the
pleasing
qualities
of
Vickers'
Gin,
)
many
cases
of
which
have
been
ordered
for
the
Flag-'
N
ship."
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CeortaOlsen
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Pollack
and
Hla.
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Park
Central
Orchestra
Piano
Solo
Harry
Thomas
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the
world
over
swear
by
the
flavour,
purity
ana
value
ofthitrareibirit.
wnicn
na
stained
popularity
in
every
port
of
the
seven
beat.
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advertisement
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puhlinh'i
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Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
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British
Columbia
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and
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All
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OUTHOPHONIC
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AND
.ItfiCOKDS
McRae
Bros.
VICTOR
RADIO
RECEIVERS
ROUNDHOUSE
GOES
INTO
THE
CELLAR
SOFTBALL
LEAGUE
In
a
postponed
game
last
night
the
Superlntednent's
oMIoe
squeezed
ouvf
the
Round
Horn
by
one
run,
the
'
acore
being
13
to
11.
I
The
game
was
very
slow
all
the
'
wajr
through
with
no
special
features.
The
ball
was
wet
and
heavy
and
neither
team
could
get
going.
This
puts
the
Round
House
In
the
cellar
with
the
office
and
Dry
Dock
tied
for
second
iplace.
Round
House
C.
Rose.
Foreman,'
Tullock,
Peterson,
Thompson,
Teng.
O
las
Cameron,
Oedds,.
I
Superintendent's
Otrice
Smith,
Holroyd,
Harold,
Morrison,
Jackson,,
rorresi,
comers,
LAUton,
stracnan.
Second
Half
Standing
W.
L.
Pet.
Station
2
0
1.000
Drydock
......
1
1
.500
Round
House
0
2
.000
Supt.
Office
1
1
.600
Sport
Chat
UNITED
STATES
WINS
SINGLES
.
:
DAVIS
JENNIS
BERLIN,
July
19.
United
States
'
won
both
the
opening
singles
matches
in
the
inter-zone
Davis
Cup
tennis
play
with
Germany.
Rill
Tilden
defeated
Hans
Moldenhauer.
6-1,
G-4,
6-4.
Francis
Hunter
beat
Daniel
Prenn,
the
German
ace,
3-6,
6-3,
6-4,
6-3.
LOUGHRANWON
FROMBRADDOCK
Fought
Fifteen
Round
In
Yankee
Htndlum
Last
Night
and
Outpointed
Opponent
YANKEE
STADIUM.
New
York.
July
19:
Tpcwnj1
Loughran
in
a
masterful
exhibition
successfully
defended
his!
lightweight
championship
last
night.
decisively
outpointed
Jimmy
Braddock,
thf
young
Jereey
challenger
in
fifteen
rounds.
The
champion
won
the
unanimous
After
having
bean
beaten
by
6tm'
.,
...
.
.
.,
....
The
opinion
of
,
meat
,
rlngsters
m
the
eoldierS
in.
the
first
game
OV
that
Loughran
won
at
least
twe;ye
or
the
series
last
week
Empress
thirUen
rounds.
On
just
two
oc-Social
Club
will
make
another
caloni
the
champion
In
any
dan-
"'
In
the
flril
Brddoek
cPnfd
bid
uiu
airainst
against
the
ine.itegimeni
Reiriment
tonicht
tonigni
cut
oyef
jxroghrMi
eye
that
na
to
get
on
the
credit
side
of
the
fcimded
the
title
holder.
Leughtan
had
C'i
.
L
L
;'
1
.1
Tl
1
1
r.
j
.
.
....
.
to
make
the
rest
of
it
easy,
is
eut
on
the
forehead.
Loughran
hast
said
to
have
resolved
to
pick
off
out
in
the
eighth
o
turn
the
match
into
rout
for
the
.v
ili
j
i
t!
rpt
a
the
third
win
this
evening.
The
tMt
of
..the
fight.
impress,
nowever,
also
nas
gooa
incentive
to
win
and
may
be
expected
to
put
its
best
into
the
encounter.
A
good
lively
match
for
the
fans
should
be
the
result
I
.awn
bowling,
which
is
spoken
of
in
Prince
facilities
for
Rupert
presents
athletic
exercise
and
recreation
equalled
by
few
uouuiea
or
iours.
it
is
prooauiy
i
the
most
sociable
and
fascinatinr.
CHAMPION
SPRINTER
SAYS
HE
WAS
VICTIM
HOME
TOWN
DECISION
WINDSOR,
Ont.,
July
19.
Eddie
Tolan,
United
States
cham
pion
sprinter,
'
,
claimed
v.uimvit
here
..vie
yes
and
both
sexes.
It
affords
eacjji
Williams
beat
Jikm
in
Vancouver.
I
player,
whether
skilled
or
novice,
Tolan
claimed
that
he
won
the
.-:i..
t
:il
rai0
'
an
equal
opportunity.
As
with
race-
imost
sports,
it
Is
a
game
of
skill
-i
'
-
and
chance,
playable
n
singles
HORSESHOE
PITCHERS
SCORES
LAST
NIGHT
of
all
games,
a
great
mixer.
It
U!
,.
,,
,
inexpensive,
convenient
of
access
I
Results
in
the
Canadian
Na
sleeping
bunks
for
four.
Thei
B
c
guVer,
l.ia,
1.80
central
portion
is
occupied
Dy
me,
passenger
saloon
and
a
specially
constructed
sleeping
cabin.
YACHT
MODEL
RACE
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
ift
teral
Ikxtts
Will
lartlvljwU.
In
Krrnt
keen.
oil
iry
ihkk
iinnorrow
inn
Rivalry
Is
Keen
BIG
LEAGUESTANDINGS
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
Pittsburgh
52
Chicago
SO
New
York
BO
St.
Louis
43
Brooklyn
38
Philadelphia
n.35
Boston,-.,
i.-.34.
L.
Pet.
30
.034
29
.634
38
.5G8
42
.500
45
.458
48
.422
eJ52
.295
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
62
24
.721
New
York
51
30
.C30
K0
.-390',
mm
r
m
St.
Louis
49
36
.577
Detroit
4G
41
.529
Cleveland
41
42
.494
Washington
82
49
.893
Chicago
32
5G
.SGI
Boston
25
GO
.294
This,
afternoon's
.train,
due
from
the
east'
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
morn
ing
to
be
on
time.
.
Bavv!ew
81-S.'
3.
B!g
Missouri,
1,42,
l..
Ccrk
Prmlnce.
10.
12.
Cotton
PeU.
NU,
M.
.
,
,
DunweU,
Nil.
31.
Duthie
Mines
,
Mt
60.
,
Oeorge
Copper.
1
1
.
63.
1
1
83
.,
Oeqrgla
River.
33,
3fl.'
Oolconda,
1.06,
1.09.
Orardvtew,
43.
jra
-
Independence
8
1-2;
10.
Indian
M1;k,
.
3.
Intern
Coal
tt
Qoke.
36.
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
14.,
141-2,,
L.
tt
V..
3.
3.
Lucky
Jim.
,
11
A
race
of
yacht
models
will
takei.
Mohawk,
3,
4.
place
at
3
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon
outside
the
dry
dock.
It
Is
expected
j
to
be
a
decidedly
Interesting
and
novel
i
event.
The
models
have
been
built
by
dry
dock
employcca
and
the
rivalry
as
to
who
has
the
fleetest
craft
Is'
Morton.
WooUey,
3
.1-2.
.
33-4.
Marmof
River
uera,
nu,
o.
Marmot
Metals.
3
1-3.
i
Nstlonsl
Silver,
12,
14.
Nobis
five,
62,
63.
Oregon
Ocpper.
33,
23.
Pend
Oreille.
8.40.
8.
"30.
Ploster
Odd.
1.23,
1.
83.
Prrmler.
168,
lv68.
Pnrt.r
Idaho.
60.
63.
Reeves
Macdonald.,
1.78.
Rufus
Argents.
37
31.
Ruth
Hope,
34,
Nil.
Silver
Crest.
81-3,
6.
Silverado.
63.
70.
'
Silversmith.
8.
10.
Slocsn
King.
Mil
8.
Slocsn
Rambler.
Nil;
13..
Enowflkke.
37.
38,
Sunloeh.
3.25,
2.30.
'
Trpley
Rlehfleld".
26,
27.
Nil.',.
.
Wellington,
mi.
b.
8,
?u.
Whitewater;
Woodbine,
Oeorge
nUr
1.78.
A.
P
Chsoiiarted?V.M.'
-4.05?
Calmont,
4.81,
4.8S.
Dlhoule.
4.16,
4.12.
Devenisn.
49.
82.
Home.
28.35.
33.80.
.
Mayland.
9.95.
10.10.
McLeod.
3.90,
8.93.
Mercury.
1-28.
.28.
Dllas,i2
60,
2.65.
IWhrd.
1
25.
1.80.
Hargai;
1
47.
1.50.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.94,
1.96.
Midwest,
60,
Nil.
Turner
Valley,
78.
Nil.
,,,
Eastern
,Htorkv
,
JSherrHl,
Oorddn
7.73.Nll,
'
Wand',
69.-38,
Nil.
Local
Items
R.
A.
McUod
is.
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Stewart.
Oeorge
Krlsey
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prlnee
Qiot
thks
rom4ng
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
j
John
Dybhavn
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
Lake
Kathlyn
where
he
wUl
spend
the
week-end
at
his
summer
home.
I
George
A.
Cameron,
who
Is
Interested..
In
the
Bayvlew
mine,
la
a
passenger!
aboard
the
Prmce
Oeorge
today
bound
form
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
Mrs.
b.
Zarelll,
who
has
been
speeding
a
six
weeks'
vacation
In
Vancouver,
returned
home
from
the
south
on
thd
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
W.
Red
ford
and
Misses
Theima
and
Marlon
Kelly
of
Vancouver
art
pa
wen
gers
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
today
making
the
round
trip
north
on
the
vessel.
W.
H.
Tobey.
CN
R.
divisional
superintendent,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
up
l
the
line
as
far
as
Jasper
Park
on
of-
flclal
duties.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vickers
wUl
sail
tomorrow
evening
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
trip.
Tbey
will
return
home
via
Calgary
and
Edmonton.
O.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Maqumba.
Cant.
A.
K.
Ora
U
due
In
nort
ak
and
will
saU
at
10
D
m
on
her
return
Stuart
Shield
series.
By
also
de
Braddoek
in
distress
In
the
seventh
"to
Vancouver
and
waypotnu
feating
the
Thistles
on
Tuesdaj
"r
TomfflJr
Peae1
n
-
I..V,
t,
T..(,i
I.
te
..
"'f
""
ye
m
previous
rounds,
uu
Dr.
'and
Mrs
D.
R.
Learoyd
and
family
of
Anyox,
who
have
been
spending
a
holiday
at
Ukelse
Lake,
arrived
In
the
dtT
from
tile
interior
an
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
wlU
sail
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd.)
by
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
on
ineir
man
vo
me
snwiter
nvo.
Miss
L.
Baoon,
sister
of
the
en-
Uloeer
who
was
In
charge
of
the
original
laying
out
of
Prince
Rupert
toTPsrte
arsg
harbor,
arrived
in
the
eftljr
on
Ue
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Seattle.
She
will
visit
here
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
PUlsbury.
Fourth
Avenue.
West.
A
recent
copy
of
the
Co-operator,
the
House
Organ
of
the
J.
R.
Watklna
I
Mrs.
Robert
towe
and
child
of
Burns'
Lake
Ullkv
arrived
4
14
VVA
in
111
the
luv
V
city
J
.
T
'
on
'11
the
WIC
1
Prlno.,
(11.1
-
-
'
-
.
.
.
.
........
.Vu....j
m.
,
,
.
good
start
in
the
series
and,
JUHt
face
was
again
a
mass
of
blood
from
Oeorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver
and
proceeded
to
the
interior
by
train,
telng
met
bare
by
Mr.
Lowe.
Mrs.
Margaret
Hall
and
Un
.
Howard
Lloyd
wilt
sail
by
the
Cardena
tonight
on
their
return
to
Vunrniver
after
having
attended
the
Dominion
Royal
Purpei
convention
here
this
week.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E
C
Dawson
of
emlthers,
who
hnve
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
arrived
from
tp
vuth
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
thta
morning
and
proceeded
to
the
Interior
by
train.
D.
u.
O.
MtKechnto
nuivccnnM
field
I'eia
engineer
engineer
for
lor
and
nnJ
nw.iillnJ
excelled
u..
by
no
othr
u-
outdoor
terday
that
he
was
the
victim
j'-o-
of
in
oonsdatd
Mining
&
smelting
f
IaI
t
aniv
aliUnKlH
1h
.ll
v.
'
.
...
.....
yviv,
Buuauie
iu
an
uxvr
a
nome
lowo
uecision
wnen
1'ercv
Co.
la
this
district,
returned
to
the
elty
on
the
Prmce
Oeorg
tos
morning
from
a
brief
trig)
to
Vancouver
J.
C.
Smith,
brother
of
Louis
Smith
of
this
elty
and
W.
p.
Smith
of
.Stewart,
'
fci
a
.passenger
aboard
the
Prlitae
O
Ve
t4dsy
Waintt
from
Vancouver
to
6ert
wher
he
will
be
employed.
.
and
especially
adaptable
to
fmall
.tional
Recreation
Association
moneau
r.c.m
p..
Ha7ton
nmv
in
communities.
It
has
never
been
horse
shoe
pitching
contest
yes-1
the
city
on
the
Prince
oeorge
this
commeref&lize,!
-I
nn
trato
nnrt
terday
were:'
moralr
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver
on
visitors
are
welcomed.
FIRST
AIR
YACHT
IS
Mn.
Ed.
Hyde
and
Constable
81-
J
.
H.
Mnir,
J.
I(-
Horton
.
..
.21
duty
and
proceed
to
te
in
A.
L.
UoItby.fi.
B.
Baker.
..
.10;
t"rUr
,rte.
C.
Harradine,
H.
Thrupp
21
1
,
'
!
,
,
l
I.
t5ir.n
M
Hnrfem
R
!
Col.
F.
m
H.
Cunningham.
Who
la
In
J.
H.
Malr,
J.
H.
Horton....
21
1
teroted
In
the
Chatham
Straits
Pac
king
OO.'s
cannery
at
Humpnaok
Bay.
NOW
BEING
BUILT
"
?
gm.
d.
juiker
rTZ
VrJZi
HUlf
UU1UI
A
L
Holtby,
E.
B.
Baker....
16.
Oardena
thU
rnoralnTbound
from
LONDON,
July
10.
The
first
flying
yacht
to
be
constructed,
in
Great
Britain
for
a
private
owner
is
now
nearing
completion
at
I
Southampton.
!
Its
hull
is
divided
in
three
sec-,
ttions.
There
are
in
the
nose
the)
H.
J.
R.
Hill,
D.
Stalker
21
Vancouver
to
toe
oaiwery.
A.
Teng,
r.
Peterson
l'Ji
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
focsle.
or
crews
quarters,
with;
The
fojOWing
quotation!
were
'seats
for
the
pilot
and
crew
and
h,i',n(j
Mked
:
Company
of
Winona.
Minn.,
carries
a
well
Illustrate)
article
on
Prince
Rupert.
The
magaatoe
has
a
circulation
of
15,000
and
the
article
is
good
publicity
for
the
city.
The
article
was
furnished
by
Ue
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
through
the
local
agent,
8
A.
K
ell
back.
This
mc
mlng's
sunshine
was
not
al
together
an
unmixed
blessing
for
the
city
public
works
department
Immed
iately
got
busy
with
Its
tar
outfit
and
waa
plastering
the
streets
with
tarvla
Once
again
housewives
are
wrathy
at
ebony
foot
treads
and
much
sorrow
is
among
the
tourists
at
ruined
brogues
and
splattered
plus
fours.
One
sorry
sight
this
morning
was
a
visitor
who
lost
his
feet
In
the
tarry
mrre
and
ruined
.his
canary
colored
costume.
FORMER
REGINA
MAN
KILLED
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVm.
July
19:A.
F.
Fraacr,
71
years
ef
age,
retired
architect,
for
merly
of
Reglna,
was
almost
instantly
killed
Thursday
whan
struck
by
a
mq
nor
truck
at
the
corner
of
sixth
Ay-
lirue
and
Laurel
Street.
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ARRIVALS
Summary
Amerloan
31,000
pounds,
13.2c
and
6c.
Canadian
21,000,
pounds,
12.1c
and
90.
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American
-
Ilene,
31.000,
Booth.
12.2c
and
8a.
Pierce,
13.000,
holding
over.
i
"t?anndlan
.
Southend,
31,ooo,
Atlln,
12.1c
-and
9c
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