PAGE
POUR
BOTHNEWYORK
TEAMSBEATEN
Giants
Lost
to
Cardinals
Yetder-
day
While
"
Yankees
Were
Vanquished
by
Tigers
NEW
YORK,
July
8:
Both
the
NO
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
Because
of
the
picnic
tbt
is
being
held
tonight
by
the
Elks'
Lodge
for
visiting
Royal
Purple
delegate,
it
was
announced
this
morning
that
the
City
League
baseball
between
the
Cyjo
Club
and
Elks
would
be
postponed.
REGIMENT
LINE-UP
SOITBAUi
POSTPONED
Summary
American
80,000
pounds,
12.5e
and
?c
to
18.9c
and
9o
Canadian
4,600
pounds,
12.2c
and
9e
to
12.5c
and
Qe.
American1
-.
Sunse4.44p,
R7l,
12JC
and
YakutatSSOO,
Booth.
12Jo
and
8c.
"
j
Thor,
'
15.000,
;Cold
Storage,
lS.9e
end
9e.
.
!
.
i
Canadian
Eric
Roy,
ifioo
PaMflc,
12.2c
and
9c.
Joe
Baker,
9,000
.Cold
Storage,
12.5
and
!).
,Rse
Spit,
2lfiOQ,
Mti,
12jCc
ami
fft
'
llobille
silk
bloomers,
latest
shades,
$1.00
pr.,
Wallace's.
WHEAT
MARKET
ERRATIC
TODAY
Touched
$1.78
at
Winnipeg
But
Clfte
Is
Three
CPflts
LoVeiT"
$1,64
at
Vancouver
WINNIPEG,
July
18;
The
New
York
Giants
and
the
New
I
whe
market
was
erratic
today,
iMirila
St
Tjmiio
plpyee
lost
their
lives
this
morn
ing
when
a
coach
of
the
west
bound
Chicago,
Rock
Isknd
and!
CATHERINE
B
BEING
TRIED
crushed
the
Giants
with
a
four
'a
new
high
at
51.78s,
The
inajiboat
Qather;ne
B,
inside
the
thre
Rupert
Retell
Merchant's
Asso-
RAIL
TRAGEDY;
Eight
Passengers
and
One
En
,
plpyee
Lose
Lfyes
When
Coach
Went
Through
Bridge
shore.
GOODSHOWING
OF
CANADIANS
tures
McKinnon
Trophy
BISLEY,
July
18:
Three
Can-
TO
RANCHERS.
(Continued
from
page
one)
n....
t-
mane-
too,
promise
to
vriau
.Olio,
iui
ICEM.U111K
i-tlllClta
,,,
l
i
,
J
.
j
,,,,,,
Clozta
from
drowning
at
Ocean,
f0Wrf
"
i
f
.
Falls;
W.
C.
Clarke.
Saanich.
for
t!
'"I
Z!7
h
rescuing
John
Black
from
a
gas.
pearance
of
his
Jersey
"J
J
-P-
filled
well
at
Saanich.
SCHOONER
DOROTHY
IS
mother,
his
hind
quarters
belie
his
legitimacy.
While
the
lawful-bom
calf
seems
an
awkward
bunch
of
legs.
r
---"
w
.v
Aa.
fva,
,
TAKEN
IN
TOW
Off
N0A!E
XVtTX:
,
jjootie
cn
jumi
pot
merely
vufi
AiasKa,
throw
himself
around
like
an
ordj-i
July
18:
Schooner
Porolby
of
nary
welj-bred
cajf
tne
rieia
.Museum
expedition
or.
Th
ilmiflr!.n
ku...n
vt.
The
Regiment
line-up
for
to-1
Chicago,
was
being
towed
to
Tel-
auccessful
cross
between
Moo.p!
Duthie.
55.
Nil.
.
merrow
night's
Stuart
Shield
,Jr
by
the
Northland
Jast
eve-
j
and
Taurus
is
at
once
apparent
toj
George
Copper,
11.20,
11.50.
foatball
game
against
the
Era-Jn'ng
as
a
result
of
a
broken;
ranchers
in
the
interior
where.
Georgia
River,
33,
34.
pre
social
Club
will
b
as
tol-""
srnasnea
m
tne
ice
on
the
winters
are
long.
Cattle
lws:
urand;
Kelsey
and
Murray;
ivoiyuenun
ay,
aioena.
me
uor-grare.
Moose
browse.
Moose
Rdgecumbe,
Hsdden
and
Stra-
ehan;
Brdette.
Russell.
Wilson,
Tinker
and
Ngrrington.
HOttSESHOE
PITCHING
fflo
aoout
ol
the
rain,
;.N.R,
oofimim
pMCAing
games
sch-dujid
for
lost
night
were
postponed,
v"
r
,
othy
made
Nome
wiUi
temporary,
-will
rustle
fodder-through
the
repairs
but
was
unmanageable
in
the
sea
off
Nome.
SWEDISH
AVIATOR
ON
LAST
LAP
OF
EIGHT
winter
snow
under
conditions
in
which
cattle
would
starye.
Therefore
a
successful
cross
between
Moose
and
Taurus
would
combine!
the
browsing
capacity
to
the
grazing
quality
of
ordinary
cattle
flVED
ATI
AWTIP
flfCAM
and
h'
duce
.to
a
minimum
the1
UYLIV
AlUtnUt
UlCfln
long
winter
feeding
so
expensive
On
Account
of
unfayorabls
transatlanUc
flight
Weather,
the
C.K
It
anfthnll
trum'
between
Superintendent's
Office
and
Round
House
was
postponed
last
evening
and
will
be
played
Prince
Rupert
tonight
if
conditions
permit.
HALIBUT
SALES
mc-ftjy.
But
if
".Mootle"
finds
his,
winter
browsing
himself,
he
and1
his
descendents
will
cost
his
own-,
er
little
or
no
board
charges
dur-l
Ing
the
winter.
Hence
more
cows
T.
J.
Stephens.
E.
Ross
and
H.
and
Ipkii
coat.
Motp
milk
and
but.
L.
Gray.
Vancouver;
F-
C.
Biahoj
ter
at
a
cheaper
price.
Thanks
to
and
Constable
II
.
L.
McKenney,:
"Mootle."
i
terrace?
G.
M.
Johnston
and
The
whole
story
of
the
"Love
of
!
Miss
H.
Neild,
Toronto;
J.
Glenn.'
the
Foolish
Cow"
will
of
course
Prince
George;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.j
never
be
told,
for
the
motto
of,
B.
SUbbs,
Fort
Fraser;
Mrs.
M.
D'Arcy
and
family
and
Miss
Mary
u
Arcy,
Toronto;
George
D.
Mac
moose
as
well
as
man
is
"Protect!
the
Woman."
And
with
what
wiles
I
the
Jersey
cow
snared
the
bull
I
Kionon
and
Misses
MacKinnon,
mow
that
Mri
1i
within
tht'
Sherbrooke,
Que.;
G.
II.
Kilbunu!
brown
Jersey'
heart
and
will
Victoria;
Miss
A.
WanderselL
Cicero,
III.;
Mr.
and
Mw.
A.
C
T.
Shepnard
and
J.
N
B.
Shep
pard,
Ottawa.
-
Royal
r
.
J.
Madsen.and
C.
IL
tlie)
city;
3
Berg,
Oakland;
0B:
pibson,
Seattle;
II.
Howard
and
J.
II.
Majean,
C.N.R.;
E.
Ross
and
Dr.
H,
L,
Dickey,
Vancouver.
I
Central
j
,
N.
Vivaclt,
Vancouver;
Miss
N.;
Law,
Prince
George;
M.
A-
Du.
puis,
Haysport;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
S.
Pedlar
and
family,
Smithers.
Savoy
George
McCorraack,
Vancou-vtrt&;-
AnW-PWoce-Ceorgej-
T.
G.
Stewart,
Victoria.
never
be
uttered
in
words.
But
the
black
calf
still
prance
around
George
Buchanan's
yard
and
cannot
deny
his
paternity.
Jack
Sealy
of
Smithers,
who
M
some
Judge
of
cattle
among
other
things
and
far-sigbted
Id
busi
ness,
has
already
offered
more
than
twenty
times
the
value
of
an
ordipary
calf
for
"Mootje"
where
he
stands
and
five
times
that
again
if
he
proves
reproductive,
which
'
some
little
indication
of
the
regard
in
which
"Mootle"
stands
among
the
up-country
ranchers.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
July
,
Local
Items
Anglican
W.
A.
will
hold
a
garden
party
on
Thursday.
July
25.
Sale
of
home
cooking
and
Evidence
Conflicting
in
Case
of.cndJ
Tea
will
be
served.
-ThCtaft
When
'Taken
"p"
m'm
"-'"
Off
Rose
Spit
Morris-
R.
Benischke,
Known
'
Alice
arm
mi,
their
return
south.
Golfionda,
ifil,
J.10.
well'
..
.
tJ
marj,
Alice
Miss
Nellie
Law,
clerk
Jn
the
,
The-,
Westminster
Glee
Singers.
who
have
been
performing
at
a
number
of
the
larger
central
interior!
'faints'-Wween
here
and
Jasper
Park,
will
arrive
in
the
ses
pure
moose
.
His.
litte
pig-city
on,
Saturday
afternoon's
of
Vancouver
for
rescuing
Robert
"itT!1
.e-IIke
UH
tn
and
eajl
that
evening
m
Hunter
from
drowning
In
Bur-
Z:i
.
7
.
'
7r
.""
"""
'"
JO
rard
Inlet;
Ms.
W.
H.
Marshall,
"VV
Horns,
ir
"
"
f
'
6
Vancouver,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(CourUcy
nt
8.
D.
Jotwton
Co.
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation!
were
bid
and
asked:
B,
C.
Silver.
1.40,
J.C0.
Bayvjew,
2V,
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.45,
1.47-Cork
Py-ovince.
10Vi,
11
Vi.
Cotton
Belt.
Nil,
50.
Dunwell,
14,
21.
Grand
view,
43,
44.
Independence,
3,
9t
Indiaar
4,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
36,
37.
Koolenay
Florence,
14,
15
L.
&
L..
2,
3.
Lucky.
Jlmv
11
12.
Mohawk,'
3.
4.,'
llorlou
Woisey,
5V,
6.
Marmot
River
Cojd,
Nil,
fi.
S
Marmot
MeUls.
Syt,
4.
IVIGTUT,
Greenland,
July
18t
country,
for
it
costs
Just
so
many
-sNatIotial
Silver,
12,
14,
"
-Tl.
.a
.
,1
.1.
1.
.
1
1
I
,
1
..
..
A.
I
i
X-
3
r
.
.
,
n
.
.
.
n
r-
m
'
lie
owcuisn
nyer,
nnrenDergn"
Miwiimrrncn
nruu
ui
ssoult
rive,
i,
T,
hoppea
off
today
for
Labrador
stock
in
northern
and
central
lsrit-
vjji
iiir
asL
lap
ui
a
urujecieu
uuiyuium.
rviKi
uuy
trvsin
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
"Mootle"
and
his
bull
moose
father
may
be
the
beginning
of
greater
thinga
for
the.
moose
iuii
)
try
ranchers.
Oregon
Copper,
25,
VVi,
frfid
Oreille,
fi.40,
HQ.
Pioneer
Gold.
NIL
1-45.
Premier.
M,
LC8.
P.orter
Idaho,
50,
55.
Beeves
Macdonald,
I
-.75,
1.80.
IJufua
Argenta,
30,
31.
Ruth
Hope,
85,
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
fi,
0.
Silverado,
C5,
SO.
Silversmith,
fiV,
9.
Siocan
King,
NIL
5.
Slow
itambier.
Nil,
12:
Snow-flake,
89,
39
Vp.
Sunloek.
2.25,
Nil.
Terminus,
Nil,
7.
Topiey
Richfield,
2C,
27.
Toric.
Nil,
1.40.
.
Wellihgton,
8,
10.
WJiitewater,
75,
77.
Woodbine,
4,
6,
CglmoBJ
4-46;
.4.48.
.
L,
PaIJj61I,
UUN.
V
-P1
Devenlsh,
45,
47.
Home
Oil,
23j00.
230.
MayJand,
9.95,
J0JW.
McLeod,
85,
M.
,
Dallas,
2.40.
2&0.
'
Mercury.
1,19,
l,V).
Fefeold,
UB,
1.25,
A,
F;6onv
8.90,
82,
Midwest,
62,
Nil.
Turner
VaJley,
J5,
Nil.
ROYALPURPLE
GIVES
BANQUET
T.0.YISIT0RS
VICTDMA
Jnlv
iHrKnf
nt
'sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Presentations
Made
and
Sncerhpa
any
time
on
the
morning
of
May
1
r,ncc
"uperf
for
Vancouver
York
Yankee
went
down
to
de,
moving
within
a
range
of
seven
23
up
to
the
time
of
her
seizure
wiier?
h
1,38
Interests.
feat
yesterday.
In
the
National
cents.
It
opened
four
cents
lower,
off
Uose
Spit,
Uxjm
Entrance,
-
f
Cardinals
"n
rrll
n
n
1
u
.
than
1H1I1
it
It
advanced.
flYlVflnCPl
.1111
July
17
tnilChlni
touching!
was
the
United."
States
fishing'
anu?1
jjicjiic
ni
wje
y
rince
Delivered
at
Event
Last
Evening
in
Boston
Hall
run
drive
in
the
fifjh.
In
spite
cJo,e
showed
wt
!psse,s
of
about.
mile
ljni.it,
was
the
claim
adyan-
ciation,
called
for
this
afternoon,
nItvbpn
v1a1
of
a
homer
by
Babe
Ruth.'
thUbrf.
jjts
Jower.
,
ced
by
the
defence
in
the
con-
ws
Postponed
on
account
of
Un-
Jj'
f.,
C
pT,.
Yanks
dropped
their
game
with1
Although
weather
moderated
dewnation
proceedings
here
yes
faVWabJe
weather
conditions,
"Je0.
lhfi
j
,
,
P
Detroit
Tiger.
It
was
Babe's'
today,
the
crop
situation
is
un,
terday.
though
Captain
Ludwig,
;
if
Jt
twenty-second
circuit
blow
of
the
(changed.
j
Thorjnodsater
who
said
the
craft
Csrl
A-
Suiter,
Alaska
tannery
as
onp
01
lhe
outstanding
.nH
ha
u
nnur
with
VANCOUVER
Julv
1
R.Wheu
t
was
six
miles
from
thp
r.a
man,
who
has
been
spending
a
f
."ts
,n
connection
with
the
few
diy
in
the
citv
and
district
ftol(1InJ?
n
Prince
Rupert
this
league
honors
in
home
run
hit-
todav
at
$!..
Capt.
Sheppard
of
the
Rivjdis
"
bness,
wJJI
sail
tomorrow
LJZ
DlnJon
f,0""1
"
ting.
Sam
Gray
pitched
his
twelfth
f(J
(T)
A
HA
U
A
C
victory
for
St.
Louis
Browrt.j
WWiXnVV
Ut0
against
umwi
uea
cox.
Yeterday'a
Big
League
&ores
were
as
follows:
National
league
St
Ius
G,
New
York
1.
Chtehgo
16,
Philadelphia
3.
Pittsburgh
41-3,
Boston
7i5,
Cincinnati
5,
Brooklyn
JO.
American
league
Philadelphia
2,
Cleveland
5,
Washington
6,
Chicago
2,
Boston
0,
St.
Louis
4.
New
York
8,
Detroit
9.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pittsburgh
52
29
Chicago
.,
49
29
New
York
49
38
St.
Louis
42
42
Brooklyn
.18
44
Philadelphia
34
48
Boston
,.,
34
51
Cincinnati
.32
49
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
'L.
Philadelphia
......
41
-.24
New
Yprk
CX,,'.?50
St.
Louis
49
35
Detroit
46
40
Cleveland
4
1
42
Washington
Si
49
Chicago
,
.
.
31
5C
Boston
,25
59
said
that
the
Catherine
R
una
JBornjng,
on
the
Princess
in
Canadian
waters
between
two
for
Ketchikan.
and
a
half
and
three
miles
off
was
held
in
the
Boston
Hall
with
;
Mrs.
W,
E.
Wijllscroft.
local
hon
Rev.
J.
S.
Brayfleld.
Anglican
oreJ
royal
lady
presiding
and
,
rector
at
Anyox,
and
Mrs.
Bray.
Nr
George
Frizzell,
convener
In
'field
arppassengera
aboard
the
fbarge.
was
a
great
success
and
Prince
Charles
today
bound
for
proved
an
occasion
of
much
en.
Vancouver
en
route
to
Wipnipeg
qymenl
for
the
150
or,
so
persons
on
a
vacauon
trip.
I"""
were
present
including
l
ladles
of
the
Roynl
Purple,
mem
Mrs.
R.
Flddes
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
bers
of
the
Elks'
Lodge
and
a
few
Deane-of
Vancouver,
who
have
Invited
friends
noon
nUAndlMiv
ikA
T
1
.
.
1
-
A
f
1
no
lia
nn.i
1
STRATT9N,
Colorado,
July
i
8,
j
Th
En
tr
Final
For
Prince
of
convention
here,
will
sail
by
the
Provided
by
the
management
,of
Ejght
passengers
and
one
em-
1
'
EnK'and
faP
'Prihce
Charles
this
afternoon
on
the
Boston
Cafe
and
this
was
fol
lowed
by
a
program
of
SDeeche
and
musical
numbers
which
pror
ed
both
interesting
and
enter-
Paclfid
passenger
train
plunged
jodjans
and
one
Englishman
williPrJnce
Geore
ntel
PrlnceJtainJng.
There
was
also
commuiv
through
a
bridge
Into
a
swollen
mwt
tn
tne
f7nai.0f
ihp
VrinrJ0'
arrived
in
the
city
fromlity
singing
and,
At
the
ctoe
of
stream
near
here.
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tir.i
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CERTIFICATE
GOES
TO
LADY
OCEAN
FALLS
?f
AMIf
.TOM
Jnlv
1-Tn
Board
of
Governors
of
the
Royal
"rrl:
Canadian
Humane
Association
-tiflcatea
for
acts
of
bravery.
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t
j
t..i'
"OOV
ibo
1,lcc
inciuue
Luimru
Lainiey
the
ipterjor
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
and
will
sail
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
Desmond
Burke.
Ottawa.
and,Ior
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Lieut.
Andrews,
London,
quali-
,.
fied
with
57
out
of
a
possible
70.
M"'
G-
Gurkholder
and
Mrs.
The
McKinnon
trophy,
held
by
f;
Ch'ddyt
'
,
Uetaskiwin
and
Australia
during
the
gast
year,1"'
F
J-P,kf,
of
Mo08e
Jaw-was
won
by
England
today,
the'110
r0
V
"
,Roya
Canadian
wim
hinff
nacoA
uJ"Ple
convention
here,
will
sail
by
ten
points.
jtonjorrOy
niyht
on
the
Princess
jiayuinna
ior
Vancouver
en
route-
J?
prie.
MOOTLE-
THE
HYBRID
AM-!0
MAL
AT
DANSKIN
PUZZLE
ti:e
proceedings,
several
presentations
were
made
to
Supreme
and
local
officers.
The
banquet
openea
at
p.m.
and
ended
just
I
t
11
A
-V
oeiore
miunignt.
uanclng
was
then
indulged
in
until
t
a
m.
wit)
music
by
the
Elks'
Orchestra
un
der
the
leadership
of
Al
Ssuil
and
Kenny
McQuaig.
master
of
ceremonies.
The
banquet
opened
with
tho
singing
of
"0
Canada"
and
a
blessing
by
Bobbie
Burns
was
pronounced
by
Mra.
A.
Dowther,
chaplain
of
the
Royal
Purple,
After
full
justice
had
bees)
done
to
the
banquet
spread,
the
first
toast,
that
to
the
Supreme
Lodge
of
Canada,
Order
of
the
Royal
Purple,
was
proposed
in
juittable
words
by
Mrs.
W.
E.
WIL
Iiscroft
who
referred
to
the
ex
pansion
of
the
order
in
Canada
and
'the
good
work
it
was
doing,
expressing
particular
pleasure
at
the
fact
that
the
city
and
hxige
of
Prince
Rupert
had
-been
hon-ored
with
the
holding
of
the
con
vention
here.
The
proceeding
bad
been
moat
interesting
and
harmonious.
Supreme
Honored
Royal
Lad
Mrs.
W.
L.
Pexton
of
South
Vancouver
reapMded
to
the
toast.
She
acknowledged
the
splendid
work
that
had
beet
dont
by
the
order
in
PHnee
Rur.rt
f
rtk
the
cenfcetlosi
ike
grt
sueeeae
it
was
proving
to
be.
She
dealt:
with
the
work
of
the
order
in
Canada.
Visiting
Delegate
The
toast
to
the
visiting
delegates
was
proposed
by
Mrs,
U
M.
Fuller
with
suitable
allusions.
Supreme
Trustee
Mrs.
W.
M.
Lane
of
Calgary
made
an
Wo-I
louent
response.
r
-
-
.
.
....
..
.
Airs.
Angelo
Aston
offered
thai
toast
to
the
Grand
Lodce
of
Can
lada
and
Newfoundland,
Renevo-
lent
and
Ptotectiva
Order
of
Elk?
and
W.
D.
Vance
spoke
auitabt
In
runniutlmr
'
We
will
banish
your
Washday
Worries
TSrfAVE
you
considered
ths:
a
JL
JL
seventh
of
your
life
is
spent
in
struggling
!
with
washday
worries?
Why
not
do
away
with
your
biggest
burden
'your
heaviest
handicap?
Make
washday
a
matter
of
minutes
by
sending
the
weekly
bundle
to
us.
We
have
a
laundry
servicelhaT
will
exactly
meet
your
needs-arid
your
family
bundle.
A
telephone
call
will
bring
our
representative.
Canadian
Laundry
&
Dry
Cleaners
Phone
8
515
6lh
Ave.
LET
THE
LAUNDRY
DO
IT
In
hnnnrinir
nfflrvm
anrl
nra.
!
former
active
member
of
the
lo-
puty,
and
Mrs.
McCaino
Vl
bers
of
the
local
lodge
of
Elks.
.E,ks'
.Lod!
"?d
,ife
mbe"
peg.
Manitoba
deputy.
Mrs.
G.
E.
Gulick
spoke
humor
tne
order-
,Ur-
0railt'
wn0
wns
presentations
from
the
I'l
ously.
Her
hiMbaad
responded
In
K,ven
an
ovat,n
wnw
,,ed
UP
te
lodges.
The
present
it""
I
no
less
entertaining
vein.
;on-
8ke
humorously
and
acK-'
Mrs.
Willlscroft
was
m
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan
proposed
the
K
1
Inaw!
1
Imi,,n
in
auuordlqate
lodges,
mi
nnr
rnnnn,n
Ko
!....
oiumDia
ana
particularly
rrince
reclnients
of
npniiif:
lis
H
a
brief
review
of
Canada's
re-
,luiert
wou,d
a,Wfl'r"
Md
,n
hl
wi
bly.
sources
and
nossibilities.
This
fltrt-
I
One
of
the
features
?
toast
was
responded
to
by
J.
C
j
In
addition
to
the
Supreme
of'
dance
program,
was
the
Brady
M.P.
who
spoke
of
the
"cers
and
delegates,
speakers
and
presentation
of
the
"Me
H
DnmlnlAti'a
tmrr.M
Mlanv
(n.
entertainers,
other
honored
w"
exhibition
dance
H
dustrlal,
social
and
educational
guests
at
the
banquet
includel
Laura
Frjzzeil
and
Will
Ij
lines.
Ih
v
6
V
.
proftreate,
.
women
Mrs.
fa.
r.
JlcMordle.
wire
of
the
had
taken
and
would
Uke
no
uu-
mayor,
and
Mra.
J.
C.
Brady,
wife;
Important
part.
The
holding
of
the
federal
member.
such
conventions
here.
Mr.
Brady'
When
the
resentations
were
said,
showed
that
the
isolation
of
being
made
at
the
close
of
the
Prince
Rupert
was
gradually
be-1
banquet,
acknowledgement
was
ing
removed.
i
voiced
of
the
splendid
work
of
The
musical
program
of
the
'Mrs.
George
rrlzzeli
in
arrang-
BAD
WEATHER
F0RTR01LIN
evenipg
luojuded
acefciiUble
vocal
'"if
the
social
affairs
of
the
con-f-
ft
solos
bxiMlk.
J.
Deane
ofkton-
Rbe
was
accorded
-rou-Too
RougK
for
VncoiPrlWJ.
H.
McUod
oVVI.onW-
ThoJ
efforts
of
lMra.WlT?Vn&
V
&
&T
P
Prince
RupTrTind
A.
J.
Clapper.!
E.
Willlscroft
were
uilaWr
Hun
Well
ton.
Excellent
nisr.o
lAetint
acknowledged
with
a
presenta-i
were
nlflved
hv
11111
Fnllpr
mil
tlon.
I
-Trolllnir
has
heeh
bad'v
m
..
.
.
.
i.
'
n
i.i.
.
.
r.r
.
..
.
.
i...si
a
reeitauon
m
airs.
j.
u.
uiw.
iwiunuuiw
isreu
wun
oy
tne
oaa
tm
rence
was
much
anurMiatod.
Vo-i
Mrs.
Paxton.
Sunreme
honored
Iast
few
dars.
For
a
1
P,(
cal
numbers
by
the
Plka'
Har-'
royal
lady,
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Doune.
dfly
carcey
finv
boats
,
rt
iniiny
iieni.
uouar
ueorse
oia
uncouvpr.
auDreme
secreiarv
rc
utaintr
ti
chelPs
leadership,
went
over,
treasurer,
wero
recipients
of
pre-
Rtronff
wuthorjy
wind
strong.
sentatlons
both
from
the'ftubor-
I
Mm
rt
4Via
mA.f
nlAAftatit
Atf.
nlnnia
iAaam
an1
4k.
1a..I
f1f.
1
TIia
l.n.i
iiwt
r
.eiiiB
oj
me
evening
s
procreuings
'rn.
u.
i.
nuniDClow,
Aioose
nrvms
to-ue
Oil
Z,a'8S
ISianu
oepuiyfi
AJrf.jruWUg
J.us(jp0Ut
Albernrlefevery