PAGE
FOOT
ROBINS
AGAIN
I
ENGLISH
LAD
DEFEAT
GIANTS!
BEATS
HUNTER
'V
,'
1
y
Mel
Oft
tifcH
Il.teril.rsy.ie
tlotu'r
Kurt
Leadership;
Athletic
(Ton
lMIHe
(leader
Yrnferday
,
NEW
YORK.
June
2(1:
Brooklyn
Robins
mined
against
Lurry
Briton
ml
v
ifiwbiNii
urvn
to
victory
ntias
""V
uj.
tan.
i
a.
ft
SO
C.
X
R.
TEXMS
Owing
to
inclement
weather!""
uo
fur
tber
games
were
played
last
night
In
the
Canadian
National
Tennis
Club'.
tournament
.
AT
WIMBLEDON
American
Nermd
Hanker
Eliminated
bv
nun
n
y
Austin
In
Championship
Tennis
the
ninth
Inning
yr-Aerday
for
five!
WIMBLEDON,
England.
June
26:
rwns
,to
tJe
and
.cored
two
more
off
j,,,
T
untr
number
.i,!?"7.
,
'Us,tl,tnSn,w
a
ih
United
State,
wa.
ellmln-Yl
.
"wM
"m.
NeW
!
'rom
.
th
British
inI
cham-
r
?!
OH
.rtJta
OI.nl.
plonsnap
tournamt
yeMerday
by
1
1
."li'IS
.HT"
Lth
2un"y
Austin,
the
youthful
Engllah
eon
m
the
cond
timing.
him
giving
'6.3.
6-2.
4-6.
6-3.
The
rtalngl
eL!T.JM
"dr8hlp
tor
clrcu4t
"cuns
Fig!l,h
player
had
Ws
strokeel
"',
,
.
......
.
.
working
In
perfect
order.
British
ex
yJZ'Z:'
.
.J.B"na,L
Pt
hailed
AUstln'.
performance
L
'
.
n,mn
n
of
the
finest
vtctorle
for
English
DIM
-TS
n
IM
-
VNWtfl
task
mat
l
A
4m.KU
;ir:
:
nni
ne?
the
war.
7h7
"
Wlllsrd
F.
Crccker.
of
Montreal
arODDSIUr
the
fmit
Bflma
ife
.
.
n
nth
.
.
...
tt
-il.
uanaaa
second
ranking
player
wa.
.
J
V
.
?MUd
by
J.
8.
CUff.
6-2.
6-3,
6-3
.l!Ji!
-?!!n
V?.gUe'
PhJlad"Pw
Most
of
the
favorite,
advanced
Includ
..v
"j!
L:2
i
Hennery.
Oeorgo
Lott.
WI1-
"rr"'!,,,:u'
w
.
P.
Landry.
Helen
WUto
v."
"7.
.
LrTr"
Mm.
Mclla
Mallory.
J.
C.
Gregory.
J
of
the
cascn
o4
hi
seventh
WhMtW
Bill
T!Mn
Mil
-
Ul
ft
Aliraro
It
rt
W
.
rk.it..
Kar
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T.i
,
.
.
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MSlOttM
Ha.n
TJZ
rhr-
vw
'J
B-
Jo"
Pry.
Belt,
Nuthall
11.
"d
Baron
de
Morpurgo
T-tlJlVv
,r
,
J
.
John
Van
Byn
of
the
United
State.
-
J
"ft
UTT
as
follow
a:
National
'League
Brootlyn
12
New
Yott
10.
PhHadelpbta
4-6,
Bttbn
5-6.
American
Leairue
Boaton
1-3,
Philadelphia
7-8.
Chicago
2.
Detroit
14.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet
iTtritxirgn
37
22
Ohloafo
55
03
at.
LotHa
36
36
Nnr
itt
34
37
Baotivn
27
34
BtU-i
26
35
Phlll
.ffipbta
24
36
OlBrlBteU
21
37
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANIJINGS
W.
L.
rniMdelpMii
4.
46
Phltadalpbaa
44
New
Yortc
35
8t.
Look
,
34
Detroit
3a
Cleveland
23
Washington
24
Chicago
23
Boston
19
.627
.617
.81
.837
.443
.426
.400
.362
Pet
.7M
.746
.593
.567
.643
.4(3
.421
.359
.282
NO
I1ASKIIAI.I.
OAME
s'
t
OM
Jup
Pluvlus,
elwsated
the
City
Beball
tMgue
out
of
another
date
lat
nsght
when
rain
prevented
the
playing
of
the
future
between
Elks'
and
Native
Som
of
Canada,
which
It
l
ptanaed
to
stage
UU
evening.
J
...-1.
HgtlVI.
hVance
1-6,
6-3,
6-2,
6-4.
Tudatl
Rainew
START
OF
KETCHIKAN
of
United
States
lost
another
member
when
Wilbur
Coen
was
defeated
bj
i-nrKtian
Boussus
of
France,
6-1.
10-8
7-5.
Helen
Willi
of
the
United
States
de
feated
Mrs.
Sehomber
of
Oermanv
6-0.
6-0.
The
Canadian
doubles
team
of
WU-
iara
urocker
and
Dr.
Jack
Wriehf
defeated
Athton
and
Crawfod,
a
Brl-
iisn
pair.
0-3,
o-a.
9-7.
Bunny
Austin
beat
Jacques
Brut
non.
6-3
6-4,
6-0.
BOXING
CARD
DELAYED
F0RL0CALSPECTAT0R5
in
order
to
allow
several
Prince
Rup
ert
people
who
Are
planning
on
goln
nenn
next
Wednesday
on
the
steam.
Prince
Rupert
to
sea
the
event.,
arrangements
have
been
made
to
delay
the
start
of
the
boxing-
card
at
Ketchikan
in
which
Dido
qw
1
im
w
Prince
Rupert
and
Joe
Manila,
ft
Ketchikan
will
furnish
the
headlined
until
10
p.m.
on
July
3
by
which
time-
ttils
expected
the
steamer
will
have
reached
Ketchikan.
Ourvleh
and
Charlie
Brown,
who
Is
handling
him
on
thla
occasion,
will
leave
for
Ketchikan
next
Monday
mttnlng
on
'
the
steamer
Princess
Adelaide.
XO
TEXXIS
(JAMES
Because
ofhe
'rsliC
!
no
further
gjmes
were
WivedJail
xUcht
In
the
city
championship
jenaU
tournament
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennl.
Club's
courts
British
.troops
In
1880
started
uniforms
of
subdued
colors.
Ttie
Acme
Importers
Backward
Season
Sale
R
tognized
as
the
leading
outfitters
in
the
city
for
ooys
of
all
ages,
The
Acme
Importers
have
some
reputation
to
maintain.
By
quality,
prices
and
service,'
we
hope
to
retain
our
reputation.
Here
are.
some
prices
for
Boys'
Ready-to-Wear.
Nqw.
mothers,
see
these!
Specials
for
Thursday
Morning
Only
BOYS'
SHIRT
WAISTS
in
broadcloths
and
other
.good
wearing
materials;
in
nice
patterns
and
assorted
shades.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
Thursday
si)ecial
...65c
BOYS'
SLICKER
COATS
with
sou'wester
to
match,
in
sizes
up
to
10
years
old.
Assorted
colors.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
Thursday
Special
3,95
BOYS'
B.V.D.
UNDERWEAR
No-buttin
style.
All
Bizes.,
oit
me
uung
ior
inf
.
warmer
days,
backward
pasonSale
Price,
Thursday
Special
BOYS'
JERSEY
SWEATERS
Made
of
pure
wool
worsted
in
assorted
shades.
Backward
Season
Sale
Price,
Thursday
Special
gg
The
Acme
Importers
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Sale
Prices.
HOI
TS
OLD
TlltOllY
Archie
Cornpston.
famous
BrrUsh
jrofeialonal
eolfer.
who
baa
routed
the
Heller,
Hyder
had
a
new
battery,
consisting
1
a
couple
01
youngsters
tbo
bad
nev
er
worked
before
on
the
Stewart
grounds.
Stewart
la
the
latest
town
in
tbe
!orth
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
In
the
background
and
take
up
the
playing
f
the
royal
and
ancient
game
of
golf.
The
Stewart
Oolf
Club
Is
being
or
ganised
and
ha
laid
out
a
nine-bole
:oune
on
the
graasQats
adjoining
the
town
on
the
waterfront
to
the
south.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
J.
H.
Hamilton,
C.
E.
Imeson,
"rle
E.
Bletcoe
and
Walter
E.
Trump.
Vancouver;
Mrs.
II
j.
Tbemey-
Stewart;
Mrs.
Ernest
Blue,
Hyder;
OhrU
Oarione,
Harry
Nelson
and
J.
McDonald.
Sitka.
(enlral
F.
Kohler,
J.
Cronin
and
Oeorge
Manaon,
Quran
Ohariotte
Islands;
Wll
am
Doucett,
Juneau.
Savoy
Walter
R.
Dudoward,
Port
Simpson;
K.
Ptarce
and
J.
Kmp,
city.
.
Koju'lT
Martin
3toobn.
SoatU;
T.
Ken-soy,
0w
Bay.
-V
vi.i;
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
jV
PIANO
RECITAL
HELD
YESTERDAY
p'hiiI
tr
Siis
t"T
:
Ahllllj
llefore
Tucked
,
.
-.llllU
...w....
.....
j
Last
evenlfig
a
recital
-given
by
pupils
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way
proved
a
musical
treat
to
a
large
audleure
that
packer
the
Unites
Church.
AU
the
young
people
acquitted
themselve
weft,
show-i
ug,
in
many
cams,
a
real
artistic
development.
Palkiwlhg
Was
the
program:
In
fra.
Mia
Melon
Qreen,
J.
8.
Bach.
Le-rol-de-vlllagc
Oordon
Lawson,
'
''
'
"
Cart
Helns.
Etude
Op.
23
No.
1,
Miss
Sheila
Rkhmod,
Brunnor.
Hungarian
'
Dance,
Mli
Joy
Qreen.
Engleman.
Sans
Soucl,
Mlsi
Lorraine
Jsbour.
Llchner.
March
In
"C."
Robert
Manson,
Rum-nvel.
Air-de-Ballet,
Leah
Basso-Bert.
Du-port.
Technical
Study,
Mint
Enid
Mc!an.
Czenry
Op.
599
No.
58.
I-.i
Jrunnemt
Op
No.
I.
MIm
May
McPholl.
Henri
Conde.
After
Sunset
Miss
Peggy
Steen.
P.
A
Sehneeker.
Minuet
In
"O
"
MIm
Marcetle
Jabour,
J
S.
Bach.
The
Brooklet.
Mist
KKty
Brady,
A.
J
Rogers.
June
Morning.
Mlsa
Edith"
Smith,
'P.
Emerson
Parrar.
Poppy
Land,
Miss
R.
Oreen.
Kllssner.
Kitty's
Waits.
Miss
RcaHe
Brady,
Violin
SolopupH
of
Mr.
Pryce.
couin.
Frolic
Miss
Edith
Wilkinson.
!d
inferior
complex
theory
regarding
ongnv
autternie.
Mm
J.
Scott,
he
standard,
of
Brltlah
and
United
w-
F,nk-
tales
yslf.
"by
stating
that
the
United
Son8
ot
the
Swallow.
Miss
Micky
tates
golfers
aim
at
a
theoretically
tut!.
u.
Bohm.
tgher
standard
of
perfection
than
do
telr
Brltlah
contemporaries.
There
la
o
inferior
complex,
a.
United
8
tates
Pette
Lullaby.
MUn
M.
roller.
Ben
son.
Butterfly
Ballad,
Miss
Kathleen
Me
mateur
payoholioglats
would
have
us
Mefkln.
BeHbler.
et
leve.
Sport
Chat
Laurie
Nicholson,
well
known
basket-
all
player
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
and
Oordon
Root,
another
aralty
boy,
both
of
whom
are
work-
r.g
on
mines
In
the
district,
will
com
pete
dn
the
holiday
sports
at
Stewart
n
Dctnlnlon
Day.
Root
la
a
prominent
ancouver
pole
vaulter
and
track
star.
In
the
lavt
Stewart-Hyder
Intertown
Mball
game
on
Stewart
grounds.
he
home
team
won
10
to
8.
Rnssell
Cenntdy
and
Harry
Synon.
Stewart
out
siders,
were
the
stars
of
the
game
WlU-O-The-Wlsp,
weilenhanpt.
L-Hlrendlle.
Mlv
I
muller.
Melodic.
Mia
O.
'
Beaumont.'
Sonatina
-
Op.
36
No
McLean,
dementi.
Oypsy
Rondo,
Miwi
M.
Sonatina
-Op.
86
No.
telle
Styles.
F.
Kshlau.
Miss
Eileen
Green
Hsmblkn,
Burg-Eekerman,
P.
3,
Mia.
Jean
Oaney.
Haydn.
8,
MIm
Mary.
Souvenir,
Mln
Jean
Ritchie.
Dadla
Vale
Op.
69
No.
1.
Mm
O.
Watktn-
on.
T.
Chopin.
Poika
MlUtaire.
Mlaa
Elsie
Flnlay
Engleman.
Cuban
Dance,
Mlas
Connie
Morgan
Hoffman
.
i
Rigadon.
Mias
Ruth
Kelson.
McDowell
Rctnance
Hls
laable
Sturgeon
Frank
F-rge.
,r
Osnetti
.
MJm
Beatrice
Berner
NoveUette?
ifaxln?
Hellbroner.
Schu-
inadn
rf;
'
;
Nocturne
X3p.
62
Nt.
2.
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
F.
Chopin.
8onata,
BUly
Fuller.
Btethovan.
CONTINUANCE
OF
NAVAL
RESERVE
I'rged
I
pon
Uyro
Clob
y
Speakers
T-dsyj
Krtnrn
Knrateinent
of
(
(Jlee
Kiugcrs
Asking
for
the
sunoor
of
the
omn.
Iratloa
In
eft-rt.
tkt
are
being
made
le
revive
Interest
rh
she
work
of
the
loss
I
detachment
of
uie
RoyaT
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
dosing
out
wmen
is
xnreatened
by
the
Deoortmeni
of
National
Defauce,
by
reason
c
small
membership.
Oeorge
O.
BueMr
and
ueut.
Walter
Hume
addreaaed
tn-
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
al
IU
regulai
monthly
open
lunche.
i:
today.
Mr:
B(jhby
referred
to
the
Denen
ecaulng
to
the
public
and;
especially
to
the
youth
of
tie
city
by
the
operation
of
the'
Navar
Rwerve
and
declared
tba'
it
would
bo
very
regrettable
were
It
to
be
otoaed
downj
By
mean
of
It,
valuable
'training
was
afforded
vbung
men
and
there
were
many
recreational
attrae-
1
VWlf'?
Hlfih.
.
YOUhJo
MOSQUITO:
"What
am
I
to
do
mum?
Every
time
I
get
near
ntm,
ta
makes
a
swipe
at
me."
iJAMMA
Mtt-JQUITO:
"Well,
shut
off
your
engine
and
do
a
nose
diva."
.
i
'
.
Tauln-
eJhow;
Lortdon
A
EORDtR
P11XTIN6
Of
6UPIOU.
relegated
chiefly
to
the
realm
of
cut
ting
plants
they
have
a
decorative
gar-
ferenoe
PoxgJovea
and
Canterbury
bells
are
.on,
including
il
proposal
to
aaUbllaU
gymnaaia-n.
'ine
v..:.:
n
nsov
be
spending
oi
considerable
money
In
Ji
olty
each
yvav.
It
would
not
be
a
(Odd
advertisement
for
Prine
Rupert
were
It
to
be
efcaed
down.
Lieut.
Hume
spoke
along
almllar
ine
and
requested
tbe
cooperation
oi
the
Oyro
Club
In
efforts
to
have
tbe
cork
continued
here.
In
acknowledging
the
remarks
of
Mr
Buahby
and
Lieut.
Hume,
Presi
dent
Joe
Oreer
suggested
that
a
formal
itter
be
written
to
the
ciub
upon
vliicti
it
might
act.
The
club
ratified
arrangements
for
Uo
return
appearance
of
tbe
Wwuntn-
SMITH
MAKES
FLIGHT
ACROSS
AUSTRALIA
ON
WAY
TO
GREAT
BRITAIN
DERBY.
Northwest
Australia.
June'
26
Captain
Charles
Klngsford
Smith
In
hu
ilano
Bouthern
Cross
landed
here
at
10:30
this
marnfng
after
a
non-stop
(light
acrosa
Auslrf
lla
from
Sydney
on
he
flnr
lap
of
hi
flight
to
London.
8MAHT
IlOV
TeocheiwOan
any
boy
UU
me
what
a
tannery
l
Boy
Ye.
tchcr;
it's
a
pls'ce
where
they
make
Expense.
The
Schoolmaster.
LAgT
YEAK'S
YXM
"Thtre
now."
said
the
suburbanite
to
his
wife,
'yftu'v
ordered
flower
seeds
that
take
two
year
to
bloom
"
"Well.
.
that's
Where
you're
all
weong."
h
sald
'Thlj
Is
lnV
yejf
caufWuc
'
-
3m
i:mh
ii
inch
u
nits
taki:
hkix
i:aiim:i
hit
Having
been
aft
It
over
Fort
Worth.
Texas.
173
hours
and
32
mlnutr.
JUn
Kelly
uni
)
are
restlhg
Ir
m
the
tough
grin
.,
The
view
above
shows
the
"nurse"
iiiane
piloted
in
i
r
and
manned
by
Joora,
right,
who
lowervd
the
hoae
to
the
"Fort
Worth."
making
c.nt
1
u
flight.
These
two
men
are
given
anuoh
of
the
credit
'fir
ttie
success
of
tbe
flight
btca
ur
t
mantputatlcn
of
the
"nurse"
pirn
Gardens
and
Gardening
GLADIOLI
FOR
SUCCESSIVE
CROPS
Tber
nvrr
sill
be
too
many
glad-
den
value
that
should
not
be
'oil
about
U.e
j4idvn
While
tbey
are
looked.
A
supply
should
be
turitset
tn
till
about
the
gurden.
to
be
allowed
to
blwun
tor
decoration
and
not
for
cuttlnc
.
,
The
grsneful
aaUs,
of
the
px-taom-
imu.'hybrlds.
are
fine
foe
garden
effect
,
rTlaa
atstfer
spike
of
tbe
-
iarsanr
and
more
robust
hybrid
lack
the
grace
4
tith-)imordsindr
prM.
,
For
gnrtVen
effect
gltVIs
sbouM
be'
piantrd
la
elulnp
of
a
single
color
The
grauntf
,
fad
companion
p
.anting
of
bieomlWg
snmtaU
or
perennlaki
ahcMM
also
be
ccnaMereg
In
the
planting
Beautiful
affect,
are
created
by
planting
.
pm
r
fjiMrm.
and
salmon
glad
with
tbe
lavender
background
of
tbe
i-a
lavender
atoUeo.
Rosy
Morn
pe-tunlu
with
pink
glads
I
another
favorite
combination,
the
petunia
repeating
me
color
of
the
glad
mintf
IT-
H1"
hh"
"'
FeAuoasi'aVe
also
affactlrt
as
a
gevoAd
planting
Tor
tbe
pi
nil
glsds
Olve
the
glad
gowl
soa)
and
ttte
bulbs
five
incne.
tp
For
MMMtkm
blopm
exus
car
will
be
needed.
Tkere
sre
several
books
devoted
to
tfce
ri-ture
of
gladlolua
and
giving
elsborate
details
aa
to
the
beat
methods
of
grossing
show
spike
p.
F.
nock
wen's
"ttie
gladiolus
book
ta
one
of
the
moat
practical
of
these,
being
small
and
e-
ly
cameo
in
the
pocket
for
garden
re.
BIENNIALS
ALL
GARDENS
NEED
Some
gardeners
are
Inclined
to
fight
hy
of
biennials
which
are
plant,
that
nust
be
started
fresh
from
seed
every
ear
to
keep
them
in
stuck
sa
they
loom
tnoif
second
year
and
then
die.
y
I
race,
long
a
favorite
In
BagllaM
siu"i,
we
rpullath
or
verbasevm
j
apuiea
of
llgnt
ytiMW
pure
white
bloom
are
beautiful
ai
foelaua
for
the
tateiy
oMpMiuums
.kt
uiee
oingera
nere
on
July
o
kdd
The
mulleins
bloom
t
was
reported
that,
as
a
result
of
.
.w.
he
concert,
ot
the
troupe
here
last
week,
some
6228
h
id
been
realised
tor
he
playground
fund.
the
oommonet
biennial
and
two
ef,
tbe
moat
beautiful
subjects,
while
frequently
grown
together.
tf
Ilk
soil,
of
entirely
different
cikaiagtet
to
te
at
their
beat.
The
Canterbury
bell
favors
k
Ume
Mil
whUe
the
foxglove
luxuriate
In
id
qrirfrs,
bring
naturally
a
woodland
plant.
It
Is
beat
to
aUrl
thee
two
biennials
now
to
have
bag
plm
t
to
store
In
cold
Irameo
for
the
winteit.
the
only
really
safe
way
of
being
ce.
-'
tsln
of
having
them
m
they
winterkill
badly
in
many
section,
being
unable
to
stand
winter
wet
although
perfectly
hardy
as
fr
as
cold
Is
Another
biennial
which
it
slowly
growing
Into
favor
beoauee
of
it
aiate-
for
the
greate.-l
.
a
1
wnw
you
aTt
wwm
you
always
have
them
tl
they
are
free
aeedars
and
their,
'
ctyet
drawback
la
the
nerewlty
of
hoeing,
up
myiiads
of
young
muttons
mrh
aprtng.
However,
they
are
an
eaallv
niaVvwH
us
one
swipe
or
the
finishes
them.
;y
WTH
ROCK
CiUDHtm-
1
nnabell
Annual
Says:
Keep
ssMfdngons
ri
ikrlty
ot
soil
etimn.'
-ay
with
atta
htv)
;
HlanU
for
next
.i.
-
.
.nay
be
atarlisd
frf.n
-i
i
i
Mow
the
lawn
w.u.
gb
and
sharp
hallow
hoing
and
ni
r.
t
better
for
caboage
:!..:.
)'
borough
cultivation
Unlem
turnips
are
i1
he
right
time
they
d
'
kBg.
OK
them
pulled
itstanca
to
permit
f
'
Hoeing
la
n
plenty
the
i:fe
Of
It
seed
M
be
for
a
soccissan
of
:
On
your
ten
week-ng
of
llr.le
M
s
pr
"ssa
bisotn.
Hydrai'd
est
means
of
appl':iK
rci
COLUMBINES
FOR
ALL
SITUATI
More
and
more
ue
r
hoe
ome
and
graceful
coinnii-
"
made
in
garden
arrnnnt'
cularly
with
reference
t
which
m
:
-1'-'
r
few
plant
blue
and
yellow
sctKw
"
Hit
the
columbine
l
'
"
Owing
to
the
great
vuii.
iv
it
flU
.....
into
.
almost
-"
any
p1-.
plan.
Starting
ajhofit
now
display
continues
until
well
and
II
seed
pods
are
kep'
the
plant
will
give
an
i
bloom.
There
nave
oe-n
lopmentt
and
new
varieilcs
::
i
offered
each
year.
It
f
does
not
come
true
mm
from
segregating
the
seed
1
great
care
and
it
U
ustiniiy
mixed
seed.
For
color
actit"io
,
it
Is
necessary
to,
grow
ci
quantity
In
a
reserve
bed
mark
the
colors
when
they
d
transplant.
,
They
hsvo
been
used
In
'
with
lr)es
in
handsome
one
.
-u
.
-
-
rnliP
(tf
'lie
(
r
insu
ihiis
J'
I
.
,r-r
ir.I.
-
...
t.t,lnff
a
corumonies
w
h--
-
or
pleiulngly
contrasting
'
rcn
.lor
.
Julv
'.
a
,
i
Ml"
t,.
:Df
!
.
-ep'
ltf
V
0
Ill
,
-nee
ion
,
iftn-,
:'