BP
lilt:
STATION
WON
AT
SOFTBALL
In
a
softball
fixture
last
night
-4he
-etatton
took
the
roundhouse
each
case.
Sport
Chat
ine
cniiuren
11
.
.
1
..!
e
snou,a
nrBW
ine
,,u"11
the
end
with
numerous.errors
on
usur
Wnn
nLi",T
pi
Ti
,ji
An..
Anyox
baseball
team
will
Borden.
Lawrence
ran
out
once
SW"
M
ftmomw
to
Alice
Arm
to
pick
up
a
loose
shot
but
ther
(o
at
iork
Last
ew
...
conclusions
i.j.
with
the
,
ai.
...
v.w
Mrs
Mrs.
Night
'
InIet-
While
league
baseball
Mp'wi
vnntr
vr
.
o
t(,fy
The
Chocolate,
Negro
bantamweight
1.
1
.".
JI...(...u,1L.if!l
r
uricu
...
in
uie
bii.cihti.
iu...
1
ged
at
from
r...i
Cubfi.
disposed
of
one.bf
outstanding
meh
of
'his
'diVislbn
a
A,
'"thousand
persons.
So
close
was
It
.j'Jfhat
one
judge
voted
it
a
draw.
COUNTER
CHARGES
OF
ASSAULT
RESULT
IN
WOMEN'S
DISMISSAL
police
court
this
morninir
with
as-
to
try
dia-.was
no
further
score
at
half!
mond
men
further
up
Observa-;
time.
.
.
.
AiWult
rind
Mrs.
ThdmiJsoMaid
a?
:At
the
Baptist
Church
.
v
jtremnar.
'Ihe
vounor
neon
e
ac
The
funeral
t)f
the
late
Jack
quitted
themselves
remarkably
Sigxeoen
oftbA
,
Ocean
View
Well.
Agfnnfltota.
mM,
death
oc-
Combined
with
this
there
was
cured
i
theWrinRupert
Gen-'afgo
a
gocial
for'
the
Junfor
choir.
erai
uoapitai
on
messday
morn-
Several
musical
numbers
Ing,
was
conducted
this
afternoon
rendered;
irom
the
chapel
of
the
B.
C.
Un
dertaker.
to
FaJrvlew
Cemetery
with
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson
of
St.
Jaul'.
Lutharan
Chireb
officiat-iSing.
Friend,
of
the
deceased
acted
a.
pallbearers.
TORONTO
STOCKS
JCourte.y
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Home
OR,
28.00.
Iludaon
IJay,
17.00.
'NUM.
4a:fo.
SIandy,
90.
:
Newbec,
88V4.
1
I'
rNoranda,
62.00.
V,ki
Sudbury
Basin.
80.
t-
Sherritt-Gordbn,
740.
Teck
Hughe.,
8.70!
1
it
STOCKS
RALLY
NEW
YORK,
May
23:-Stocks
staged
a
broad
rally
on
exchange'
second,
half
was
equally
renuously
fought.
Borden
pres-
the
start
and
Smith
forced
itenm
.ts:
being
mustered
tor
a
corner
that
was
cleared
with
2-2.
is
trip
to
help
Alice
Arm
stage
difficulty.
Booth
was
trying
hard!
2
"
'
usual
Victoria
Day
celebration.
I
but
it
was
Borden
which
scored
I
.."TnX
forter3
fln
h
Fong
.ent
in,
a.
high
lob
V.ji-mr.inn
n
.
Keiiiiig
uaseuuii
ko'"k
i
""juA
tnat
swung
in
ior
tne
secona
battle
?TllZABttel!LT
witnessed
this
year
but
it
is
hoped
that
a
counter.
Wingham,
Walters
and
by
eighteen
start
will
soon
be
made.
PAGEANT
GIVEN
BAPTIST
CHURCH
M;.ry
"llaydeft
chafed
fjable;
Event
Last
Night
Un-izabeth
Elizabeth
Thompson
n
Sty'.
AusPces
ot
-Mission
Hand
Daly
made
headway
but
Vaccher
cleared.
Colussi
narrowly
missed
but
Booth
was
unable
to
score
by
two
clear
goals.
Teams
were:
Booth
Lawrence;
Cross,
Nelson;
Greer,
Colussi,
Bartlett;
Walters,
Tobey,
Daly,
J.
Murray,
Wingham.
JJorden
Kanaya
;
Vaccher,
Kat
let
suyama;
Lehto,'
Nakamoto,
Har-
,aB
-
j...
,
...
.
..
i.M
.
.
n
.
.
J
1
t
1
.
nlirkf
hafnua
lafita
nllHlAnp.
lha
J
I
jsmun,
Morgan,
'fong,
a.
cna
OMHim
aaure
ur?..v
i
iVmHV,
RrUVton
Mrs.
mth.
Ilavden.
jiayuen.
Tha
ine
inci-
children
ol
the
senior
mission
;
iKuiH
ant
leading
up
Id
"theTieanniroc-
band
presented:
a
misslbnary
pa-
Jack
Campbell
refereed.
'
H--tairred
in
the
Shamrock
RoomsVof
"geant
entitled
"Children
-of
Other
From
the
spectator's
view-
j
Catherine
McMeeking,
Vivian
j
the
field
and
was
well
backed
:Wrathall,
Helen
Fuller
and
Mary,
by
Hardy.
Fong,was
the
pick
of,
COMPETITION
ENDS
THIS
WEEK
were
"Vocal
solo,
Delphine
Lemon.
Cornet
solo,
Velma
Thurnburn.
'Solo,
David
Houston.
Song,
Junior
Choir
with
Enid
Norris,
Edith
Johnstone
and
Katherine
Watson
taking
solo
parts.
Accompanist,
Miss
Aletta
Mc-
Ktnley.
-
-
.
a,
r.t.
UittlMJqns
weref-iB?yen
by
garet
GUker.
.
Refreshments
were
provided
by
5Ir4."
J.
B.
Thurber,
Mr..
George
i
Johnstone,
Mrs.
Vic
Houston,
Mm,J..
Watson,
and
George
Sutherland.
Those
serving
included
Mliut
Ellen
Armstrong.,
Miss
Enid
i
Morris,
Miss
Edith
Johnstone,
Miss
Adelia
Thurber
and
Miss
Katherine
Watson.
Rev.
W.
F.
Price
presided.
today
making
up
a
substantial!
portion
of
the
los.
suffered
yes-
A
Dally
News
want-ad
will
'tfrday.
bring
results.
The
suggestions
for
improving
conditions
in
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
have
mostly
been
along
one
line.
The
building
of
a
highway
and
the
formation
of
a
new
province.
While
some
valuable
suggestions
have
been
made,
the
last
word
has
not
been
said
and
there
is
still
plenty
of
room
for
others.
The
competition
will
end
definitely
on
Saturday
of
this
week,
after
which
the
article,
will
be
judged.
TrMt
trtrj
tkia
Injury
with
our
utny(lc
Zro-Dok,
tbiiiM
batal
Ma
Mtn.li
im
Infection,
alUyi
leBimmtto,
rente,
ill
trie
ol
polaoa
a&
turM
.well,
rW
WHoc,
If
HBP
A
HOT
OF
ZAM-RUK
MiMTTTI
"
I
the
forwards,
always
bqring
in.
Erickson
made
a
good
showing
at
outside
left.
Woodcock
plays
good
football
and
Smith
is
an
mproving
player.
out
oL-poSltjQrr
but
is
doing
bet
FOOTBALL
LINE-UPS
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
May
23,
BORDEN
BEATS
i
GIANTS
JUST
BOOTH
SCHOOL
ESCAPE
CELLAR
The
Fair
Board
is
planning
an
n
T
vim
tl.
s,i
f
iir.nhlP-lIenHer
4ua
rpWW.,fpre
cejerj.
Efidelf
T.
fytfrTtt'o'fo
NHt
FfTmTtlrIyn
ami
Thus
to
count
to
the
tune
of
22
to
16.
",uuon
"l
":
!
Keep
"
From
Bottom
The
game
was
hotly
contested
to.
uujwix
tomorrow.
.
.:
The
meeting
of
Borden
.and
Place
BASEBALLSCORES
National
League
New.iYork
20-7.
Brooklyn
3-3
Philadelphia
G-13,
Boston
3-4.
Cincinnati
2,
Pittsburgh
11.
American
League
Washington
10-3
New
Boston
2
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
7,
Detroit
4.
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
7.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Chicago
19
and
Borden
ran
out
the
winner!-
Louis
which
Mrs.
Thompson
is
pro-
Lands,"
the
girls
being
dressed
noint
Borden
had
the.
more
as-
rnn
prietor
anywhere
Mrs:
Hayden-to'
represent
different
'countries.
Igressive
Jeam,,.
Vaccher
was
fast
j
Washington
19
lu
JT
nuer
neanng
i
nose
taxing
pan
were
natnenne
and
sure.
.
Katsuyama
was
re-lBoston
8
he
evidee,
Magistrate
McClyr
Watson,
Lilian
Croxford,
Mar-
liable
and
kicked
well.
Nakamoto'
raoni,
aismwsea
me
charges
In
iraret
fiilker.
Eileen
Himb
n.lmin.t
ni,,,,.
u
v,
1
'
uviiiiiiuvvu
ic
an
itit
vviui
v
wa
Pittsburgh
15
Boston
14
Philadelphia
13
r?ew
York
11
Cincinnatj
11
Brooklyn
9
9
10
12
14
13
15
18
20
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
...
.
W..
L.
Philadelphia
20
8
St.
Louis,
19
11
New
.York,
,16,
11
Detroit
......
19
15
Cleveland
14
15
12
20
10
17
21
York'
Pet
.679
.655
.556
.500
.500
.42.
-179
.310
Pet.
.714
.633
.593
.553
.479
.375
.370
.276
ODDFELLOWS
AND
REBEKAHS
ENJOY
EVENT
Lawrence
did
what
little
he
!
had
to
do
well.
Cross
was
the
Birthday
Anniversary
Is
Cele-safer
back
Colussi
played
clever,
brated
in
Old-Time
Style
j
football
all
through
and
made
a
And
Dance
Followed
splendid
shot
In
the
second
half.!
Bartlett
and
Greer
are
improv-'
The
Rebekahs
and
Oddfellows
ing.
Walters
should
have
scored
had
a
very
enjoyable
time
last
when
he
went
through
in
the
night.
It
was
the
occasion
of
the
first
half.
Daly
made
a
promising
Rebekahs
tenth
anniversary
of
centre.
Wingham
was
always
their
birthday.
The
Rebekah
dangerou.
but
got.
little
support
Lodge
of
this
city
was
instituted
j
Ifrom
Muny
whjjWa.Jitftw
and
on
May
28,
1919,
with
Mrs.
lout
of
position.
position,
Tobey
lobey
also
was
Thomas
Priest
as
Charter
mem-i
ber.
The
large
number
present
illustrated
how
rapid
had
been
The
standing
of
the
teams
so
ganizatoin.
far
is
as
follows:
High
.
Borden
Booth
4
2
2
W
L
2
4
6
PITCHING
OF
HORSE
D
1
1
0
p
9
5
4
Many
members
were
dressed
in
very
amusing
and
unique
cos-.
tumes,
since
they
represented
ten
year
olds.
Numerous
old
fashioned
games
and
contests
were
indulged
in,
which
were
suitable
to
the
apparent
.ages
of
the
contestants.
The
nrize
winners
of
SHOES
IS
POPULAR
the
contest.
Included
F.
C.
Blsh-
op
of
Terrace,
J.
Boddie,
Mrs.
New
Wm;
She-man
jr.
and
Miss
May
Sport
Sponsored
by
C.
N.
It.
Organization
Attracting
,
Davis.
.Many
Devotees
In
ntd'tion
was
the
following
i
program
:
Home
shoe
pitching,
which
Orchestral
selection,
orchestra
sport
is
being
sponsored
by
the
of
the
combined
lodge..
Canadian
National
Railways
Ath-
Recitation,
Mrs.
Priest,
letic
and
Social
Association,
i&aH
;
Spntfr
Mr.
Minn.,
accompanied
tracting
mahy
devotees.
Almost
by
"Mrs.
Minns,
any
fine
day
quite
a'
number
of
Recitation,
Mrs.
McLean,
men
may
be
seen
engaged
in
the'
Duet,
Mrs.
Irvine
and
Mrs.
Mc-sport
on
the'
court
which
has
been
Neil,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mc-established
near
the
station.
i
Kinley.
Recitation,
Mr.
PhllKps.
Recitation,
Mr.
.Mcintosh.
This
was
followed
by
the
Grand
Following
will
be
the
line-up.
March,
headed
by
Mrs.
McKinley
for
tomorrow
evening's
Gilhuly
tfridMr.
'rrvine,
which
led
the
Cup
football
match
between
Regi-
otheift
participants
to
the
beaut!
ment
and
Thistles:
fullyPVafmtedH'
.banquet
hall.
Regiment
Brand;
Kelsey
and
There
was
an
address
by
Mrs.
Hunt;
Ross,
Beaumont
and
Tin-
Priest.
After
a
very
hearty
''feed"
ker;
Wilson,
Russell,
Murray,
they
repaired
to
the
dance
hall
Burdette
and
Norrington;
spares,
where
dancing
was
enjoyed.
Mr.
Hadden
and
Walters.
,
Phillips
was
M.C.
Thistles
Lamble
;
Erskine
and
The
committee
In
charge
of
A.
Halg
(capt)
;
G.
Mitchell.
Bap-
the
affair
consisted
of
Mrs.
tie,
R.
Woods;
Alex.
Mitchell.
An-
Priest,
convener.
Miss
Earle,
gus
Macdonald,
W.
Mitchell,
J.
Mrs.
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
Irvine
and
Campbell
and
D.
Jack;
spares,
Mrs.
Cox.
Jack
Campbell,
T.
Bussa.nlch
and
Mrs.
Pelletler
nnd
Mrs.
Mc-
W.
Murray.
Kinley
received.
STALEMATE
EXPECTED
IN
BRITISH
ELECTION!
I1Y
BETTING
CIRCLES
bothsides.
Z
0
young
-
hn
Booth
Schools
in
the
Junior
Foot-!
ot--
.NEW
EW
YORK,
YORK,
Mi
May
23:-The.
,tock
,ent'up
three
point..
Astoria,
ior
xne
station,
ana
i-
---
---
.
.
,
,
ovonntr
rp911
t,i
uiants
narrowly
escapeu
going
rnn..iiv.
illo.for
the
shopvwere
thrftnd.ng
event
of
the
day
w.
f'"
R'jn
tw0
,t0
the
cellar
yesterday
by
tak-:
V
ih
foiboth
team.
The
lineiltf
the
opening
01
me
oa.euau
-
.
th
gecond
of
a
double
.
Was
aS
follows
Station
A
Th&ipas,
Skattebol
6i;
Astoria
oKinii
with,
'a
'
flAuhlp-header.
"
,
.
,
,
1
.
,
i
.1.1
......
T.I
.
I
i
fi
first
game
with
Roundhouse
DeMarco,
Tullock,
Cup
football
game
between
Regi
.
.
Native-Sons
Native,
Sons
i.
Of
of
.
Ca
Canada
.
and
1
tii
Elks
tramp
arne.
ijicauci
VitMlmmhn.
ituui
took
uiuuaiju
the
decision
v.
i
I
SkaUebol,
'
A.
r:
Mafn'Hortoh.
moflihjc,
In."
th4
Mcintosh'
and
'.tho
.winners
tflayi;
n.i.
fi
j.
1
.
1
.
ww.
.
.
1
1
1
1
uuiueii
suiriru
icn
,uituir,'
-
.
t
.
..'
l
''.
i
1
1
."
J
nAti
..lVlJ'llh'luii
ihror
Dnllina
Knmna
at
in.,
tor
f'lf
r
i
.
ip
uiiiupv
,
1
i
.
.
n
n
nil
iioiitru
i
nu
im:i
nu
ri
m
1
1
1
irir
v
1
v.
tvi
-
iv
1
r
n
vjh
o
n
i
1
1
napii
a
mm
inir
th
livro
M,,v
v-.v
-
,
-
Club
in
the"
sVcond."
The
Gilhuly
wn.
A.
Woodcock
made
the
na
d
pucnea
ne
m.
du
.earn
w
M
to
100.
.
most
01
an
opening
anu
scoruu
'"
it
with
a
fine
cross
drive,
fcxcnan-i
-
ie
imwuis
hi
xcierson,
oiraicnan,
ieison.
ment
and
ihisues
snouia
aiso
;,,
1
1
t
mnini
fnr
Thompson,
Mc
Teng.
Veifg,
Bond
and
urove
interesting.
It
will
be
the
p
ere
in
n
even
w,,
r
,
n?".
'
l
1...
:Jt...
ftYPrrtA
I
:ininnTi
KID
CHOCOLATE
.
BEATLABARBA
1
1
1
.
i.ii-
irnnnefl
i
j
i
:
e
iu
Jia
iiiu
111c
uciici
uui
iiiiuiuk
'
'
1
Kcona
n,nK
.
.
norf,p
f1efenep
verv
safe.
Vac
their
sixth
straight
game.
Rip,
teams
and
tne
somiers
are
repor------
-
-
.,.rnll,na
ntpuoA
s.
t.nlll,
tn
af
leu
iu
nae
suchisuicucu
hick
...
.
t,
line
they
a.i
1..,
cw.
ilar
run
to
finish
with
a
drive
irom
the
Yankees.
'
from
six
yards
that
crashed
ag
ainst
the
bar
and.
off-side
saved
LONDON,
May
23:
The
t
feature
of
the
...Stock.
..IJ!.,
change
unofficial
market
In
election
piajorHJes
today
was
a
jump
of
five
point.
'In
Labor
party
stock.
Liberal
The
following
quotation)
went
Quotations
now
give
the
Conservatives
from
271
(I
to
275
members,
Labor
fnm
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
t,
Courtesy
S.
D,
Johnston
Co.)
itid
and
asked:
Bay
view,
3'i,
4.
Big
Missouri,.
1.49,
1.50.1
Cork
Province,
11,
12.
f
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
50.
-Duthie.
50,
55.
George
Copper,
5.25,
Nil.
Georgia
River,
30,
31.
Golconda,
1.40,
1.43.
-Grandview,
37V4.
38Vfe.
Independence,
7,
8Vi.
Indian,
4V,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
29,
46.
Kootenay
Florence,
13'a,
14
Kootenay
King,
39,
40.
L.
&
L.,
Nil,
3.
Lucky
Jim,
13,
14.
Mohawk,
4V&.
5.
Morton
Woolsey,
6,
6V4.
Marmot
River
Gold,
6,
GVfc.
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
5.
National
Silver.
15,
17.
Noble
Five.
C3i,
65.
Oregon
Copper,
31,
34.
'
Pend
Oreille.
5.45,
5.50.
,
Premier,
1.70,
1.75.
Porter-Idaho.
Nil,
4Q.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.70,
Rufus-Argenta.
23,
23,Vfe.
Ruth-Hope,
32,;
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
6V4.
7.
Silvercup,
35,
37.
Silverado.
Nil.
70.
Silversmith,
Nil,
15.
.
,
Slocan
Rambler.
Nil.
18.
Snowflake,
65,
CC.
Sunloch,
2.15,
Nil.
Terminus,
6,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
Nil.
31.
Toric,
1.00,
1.25.
Wellington.
10,
Nil.
Whitewater,
75,
80.
Woodbine,
6Vi.
6V4.
!
i
Oils.
Calgary
Dallas,
2.45,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.55,
Nil.
Mid
West,
95,
Nil.
Mill
City,
9.50.
Model,
85,
Nil.
t
Okalta,
new,
4.50,
Nil.
Regent,
68,
Nil.
Spooner,
2.90,
Nil.
Richfield.
1.15,
Nil.
4
were
Advance,
14.00,
14.50.
A.
P.
Con?olidatedv4.71,
4,74.
Calmont,
4.40(1
4.45.
!'
Dalhousle,
4.85,
4.90.
!
Devenlsh.
1.23,
1.25.
Fabyan
Pee,
8,
9,
y
Home.
24.00.
24.25.
"
V
;
Illinois-Alberta.
Nil,
1.69.!,
Mayland,
10.40,
10.50.
4
!
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
COO.teJaia
.MClvCOd,
4.76,
4.tSU.
New
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
2.95.
Vulcan,
Nil,
2.00.
Hargal,
2.05.
2.10.
.
'
Sterling
Pacific,
2.05,
2.10..
United,
1U5.
11.75.
Turner
Valley,
1.25,
Nil.
Eastern
Stock.
Sherrltt-Gordon,
7.45,
Nil.
LADY
PRESIDENT
OF
AUTHORS'
ASSOCIATION
VANCOUVER,
.May
23.
Mrs
A.
M.
Wlnslow
ha.
been
elected
president
of
the
British
Columbia
division
of
the
Canadian
Authors
A
1-AI
.
..
..
association,
An
objection
was
voiced
at
the
annual
meeting
to
the
number
of
school
books
used
In
British
Columbia
which
eman
ate
from
the
United
State..
FELL
THREE
THOUSAND
FEET
AND
YET
ALIVE
CHEHALIS,
Wash.,
May
23.
a
local
plane
went
Into
a
tall
spin
when
3000
feet
from
the
ground
here
and
fell.
The
pilot
had
a
narrow
escape
from
death.
The
plane
turned
bottom
up
and
skidded
along
the
rough
ground
and
the
pilot
escaped
with
a
few
broken
bones
and
bruises.
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arc
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a
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these
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it's
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eyes
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said
a
friend
of
mine
recently.
"That's
why
I
smoke
cigars
when
driving.
You
light
up
and
imoke.
I
like
a
pipe
and
I
imoke
cigarettei
too
but
these
take
more
attention
than
a
cigar.
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buy
a
pocket
pack
of
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wrapped,
factory-freh
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drop
it
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pocket
of
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car.
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always
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and
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he
concluded,
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old
t
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