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SENATORS
ARCADIA
LEADNQW;
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IN
Went
to
Top
in
American
Leajue-.Mrs.
Hard
wkk's.l
88-Footer
Is
Lars-By
Wianlnc
Biihth
Straight
est
rrivat:
Vessel
to
Msit
Tort
Oame
Yesterday
WASHEK1TON.
July
81
Wash
National
League
B,
at
Louis
S.
New
York
IS,
FbOadelpbte
12.
American
League
Waalltngtop
S,
Boston
1.
St.
Lewis
,
Ckvetaad
1.
Detroit-,
Chteege
2-8.
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
HAMILTON,
Jh
1
Mike
Smith.
is.
a
new
Canadian,
was
la
the
local
Jail
yard
this
So
Far:
This
Season
The
handsome
188-foot
Owing
to
the
rain,
last
night's
,1a
wast-and
mosfranirrwrtteus
prl-
Stsmrt
ShieM
footteQ
fixture
be,
vate
yaoht
te
veU
hce
so
far
this
twee,
the
Regiment
and
Frtnae-jyeafc
The
vessel
aarftts
a
erew
of
Revert
Athletic
peaei.
Club
was
post-i
33
and
Hie
skipper
is
Oapt
Lewis
'Evans.
Big
American
.aUcMake
,
Special
Call
The
Pacifte
Coast
Steamship
Co.'s
Mk
liner
Dorothy
Alexander
wH
mate
a
special
call
here
next
Tuesday
morning
with
a
party
of
11
Boston
people
headed
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ieprfi
Hornbjower
who
have
been
making
a
trip
to
Alaska
and
who
vriP
preaeed
eastfroBi
here
in
a$et)4VWt&M
to
the
regu-
lMrttt
naming
Park
before
proceeding
on
their-se-torn
to
Boston.
MURDERER
IS
HANGED
Mike
Smith
Paid
Tenalty
at
Ham
ilten
Teday
For
Killing
John
Iwatttf,
Aged
Merchant
Trade
With
Mother
Country
Is
Vital
(continued
from
pace
)
hibiting
immigration
to
Canada
until
such
time
as
all
the
people
in
the
Dominion
who
were
willing
were
able
to
get
work.
He
reiterated
his
former
statement
that
the
Dominion
government
stood
ready
to
assist
the
provinces
which
found
unemployment
too
great
for
them
to
cope
with
k
1
4
L.
.
iTje
panyi
...
at
Jaaaer
'
iltuviMtwa
hum
e
wuwnj
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l
.
i
muu
tuw
roce
ntvtsr
w
on-
tish
Columbia,
the
Premier
said
that
another
thing
remained
to
be
done
in
connection
with
the
western
provinces.
He
proposed,
to
suggest
to
his
colleagues
in
the
cabinet
that
the
government
take
up
im-
mediately
the
question
of
including
within
the
provincial
boundaries.
"My
own
opinion,"
declared
Mr.
King,
"is
that
these
weetero
pro--vtnees
shovkl
streteh
right
up
to
the
Arctic
Ocean.
Thus
we
would
be
rolling
beck
the
map
of
Canada
to
the
region
of
the
northern
lights."
An
overflow
meeting
was
neees
rajptec
fox
the
murder
of
John
j
sary,
so
great
were
the
numbers
of
IWMkteV
aed
aerehant
whose
j
people
who
deetred
to
hear
the
home
he
attempted
te
rob.
Premier.
8
did
at
all
Government
Liquor
-Stores
This
advertisement
Is
not
published,
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Fourth
of
July
Was
Big
Bay
Hyder,
Alaska
j
STEWART.
July
8:
The
Fourth
;f
July
was
a
big
day
in
Hyder,
almost
the
whole
district
taking
a
diesel
holiday
and
spending
it
in
the
Al-
tofts
Senators
went
into
first
powered
yaem
Arcadia,
with
the
asfcan.
town.
Children's
and
adult's
pteee-
ta
the
AJerfcp
League
a
a
owner..
Mm.
Hard
wick
of
Brookline,
sports
were
the
order
of
the
day,
remit
of
their
eighth
straight
vie-
rMass.,
and
pty
of
eight
friends
with
a
baseball
game
between
Stew-tWitei.
beattr
Boston
RedJ
OR
board;
dropped
anchor
on
the,
art
and
Hyder
capping
the
after-San;
while
PWladetpWa
AthJestes
jeb
side
of
Prince
Rupert
harbor
noon's
events.
Incidentally
Hyder
were
Idle.
Detroit
Tigers
and
Chi-;
not
far
from
Wolf
Island
at
6
o'clock
won,
seven
runs
to
five,
oago
White
Sox
split
honors
te
a!
evening
in
the
course
of
a
In
the
evening
everyone
turned
double-header.
iletsmely
cruise
up
the
coast.
They
oat
for
the
big
dance
In
Pioneer
In
fee
National
League,
the
New
,
will
spend
until
tomorrow
after-
Hall
and
enjoyed
themselves
until
Yost
GiaaU
and
PhtlMsfrMa
en.
QMO
here
before
continuing
the
after
three
in
the
moraine
of
the
gaged,
in
a
staggag
match
with
voyage
which
is
planned
to
end
at
following
day.
Mask:
was,
supplied
the
(Hants
getting
the
margin.
Yesterday's
scores:
f&Eagway.
!by
the
Stewart
orchestra.
The
Arcadia
spent
but
winter
in)
I
-
Miami
Fla
and
divine:
the
nasi,
TENNIS
POSTPONED
QAcako-I,
tX
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
4.
4.
I
month
steamed
through
Panama
BsMta
1,
Brooklyn
2.
roanal
te
Vancouver
where
Mrs.
On
account
of
the
Tain,
contin
Hard
wick
and
her
nartv
were
nick-
nation
last
night
of
the
men's
fed
up.
On
conclusion'
of
the
Alaska
doubles
in
the
cttr
tennis
cbam-
voyage,
Mrs.
Hardwick
Is
planning
to
go
to
Cocas
Island
on
the
Equator.
The
Arcadia,
whose
home
port
is
1
Boston,
derives
her
power
from
two
!
800.
b,iu
diesel
eastnea.
She-
is
the
plansmps
was
lurther
postponed
As
weather
seems
to
be
mere
pro
mising,
it
is
possible
that
seme
if
not
all
of
the
events
may
be
played
off
today.
DUAL
CHAMPION
Andre
Gobert,
French
athlete,
boasts
the
distinction
of
having
'
won
the
amateur
championship
of
I
France
at
both
tennis
and
golf.
FUR
BUYERS
WEREHNED
Herbert
Porter
and
D.
R.
Stein
Each
Pay
S58
For
Baying
Skins
Out
of
Season
On
charges
of
having
purchased
fur
in
a,
desed
season.
Herbert
Por
ter
and
D.
R.
Stein,
Vancouver
fur
buyers,
were
each
fined
$50
last
night
in
provincial
police
court
by
W.
E.
Collison,
justice
of
the
peace,
After
referring
to
the
restoring
of
Latter
a
two-day
bearing.
Applica
tion
will
be
made
tomorrow
for
confiscation
of
approximately
$2,001
worth
of
fur
involved
in
the
case.
Potter
and
Stein
were
arrestee
hsre
several
weeks
ago.
They
claimed
that
furs
came
from
Union
Bay
and,
therefore,
were
not
out
of
sea-eon.
The
court,
however,
.ruled
otherwise.
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
Mc
Neill
prosecuted
the
case
and
Milton
Gonzales
was
defence
counsel.
PHILADELPHIA
PARTY
IS
OUT
TO
GET
SPECIMEN
(Continued
from
uage
onei
Mr.
Drinker,
"even
mosquito
have
a
special
commission
to
col
lect
as
many
different
types
o
mosquitoes
as
possible,
giving
sue:
LdeteU
as
their
stinge
and
their
af
ter
effect.
The
islands
contain
11'
different
kinds
ef
birds
and
therr
may
be
more,"
he
said,
"and
man'
of
these
cannot
be
found
in
an
other
part
ef
the
world.
For
in
stance,
a
very
Interesting
specimen
Is
the
Queen.
Charlotte
Jay,
foun"
only
on
the
islands,
and
a
common
song
sparrow
which
has
long
wing
feathers,
one
of
nature's
provis
slons
to
the
bird,
living
as
it
does
in
a
very
moist
climate.
In
addition
to
getting
seecAroens
of
birds."
continued
Mr.
Drinker,
"we
a
taking
18,000
feet
of
motion
pic
ture
film
and
we
will
spend
r
l
whole
we-k
taking
pictures
of
them
In
their
natural
background
Then
there
is
a
small
black
bear
I
found
on
the
islands
wtfush
we
I
hope
to
get
a
specimen
of,"
said
i
Mr.
Drinker.
"It
is
like
an
ordlnar
black
bear,
but
is.
very
small
even
'when
full
grown."
The
party
will
remain
on
the
Is
lands
until
August
22,
accordlnr
I
to
Mr.
Drlnkw.
From
there
four
members
of
the
expedition
will
mroceed
to
Summit
Lakp
near
;
Prince
George
on
the
northern
line
I
I
of
the
C.N.B
.
and
from
there
star
i
on
a
550
mile
canoe
trip
up
th-'
j
Peace
River
In
an
attempt
to
get
!
i
a
specimen
of
the
mountain
sheep
:
;
found
only
in
that-
region.
Edward.
Woolman
and
Frank
W
I
Wood,
the
other
two
members
of
the
expedition
will
arrive
in
Winnipeg
on
July
9,,arrlving
at
Jasper
on
July
11.
Bert
F.
Smith,
assistant
manager
of
the
Premier
(Sold
Mining
Co.,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Qa-
VISITORS;
Committee
of
City
Council
to
Have
.
$har$e
of
Plans
to
l'elcoroe
IX
S.
Naval
Men
At
the
city
council
meeting
last
night
on
motion
of
Alderman
Pul-len,
a
eomraittee
consisting
of
Aldermen
Pill?;
bury,
Macdonald.
Brown
and
Linzey
was
appointed
to
arrange
for
the
entertainment
of
the
officers
and
men
from
the
United
States
destroyer
flotilla.
This
committee
met
later
and
made
tentative
plans
to
put
on
one
or
two
baseball
matches
and,
a
dance
at
the
exhibttioif.
building.
The
boats
j
are
being
communicated
with
and
J
when
they
are
heard
from
definite
;
arrangements
will
be
made.
Handball
Court
May
Be
Rebuilt
!
When
it
was
proposed
at
the
city
council
meeting
last
night
so
vote'
small
sum
cf
money
for
the
en
tertainment
of
the
visiting
United
States
destroyer
crews.
Alderman
Macdonajo
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
there
was
money
that
could
be
voted
yet
he
cgnld
not
get
very
small
sum
for
the
rebuilding
3f
a
handball
court
for
the-
ate
of
the
lade
of
the
city.
After
seme
discussion
of
a
light
nature
the
matter
was
referred
to
the
engineer
for
further
report,
the
understanding
being
that
if
the
xist
is
not
too
high
the
court
will
x
replaced.
rmaiiER
at
ciiiuwack
o
lay
m
the
tact
that
the
Corner-;
atlves
had
made
a
political
issue
ut
of
the
budget.
It
therefore
be-ame
eseeatial
that
the
volee
of
the
)eojB?e
on'
the
govemmerit's
ttscat
j
proposals
should
be
obtained.
i
The
scene
from
the
platform
vhere
the
Prime
Minister
stood
to
j
llscuss
the
great
issues
of
the
campaign
was
an
impressive
one.
Bt-r.tric
hgheB
were
strung
across
the
treet
while
floodlights
were
diree-ced
at
the
platform.
From
his
place
a
the
flag
decorated
stand,
the
Prime
Minister
looked
down
on
ihousands
of
upturned
faces.
Welcoming
banners
and
flags
greeted
Ms
eyes.
m
m.
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afl
lOfir?
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I
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wants.
POKER
HANDS
IN
E
V
E
It
THE
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloud.
calm;
temperature.
50.
John
Henry
Mears,
veteran
globe
trotter,
with
tin
motor
of
the
Lockheed
Vega
aeroplane
in
whlh
he
will
attempt
to
make
a
new
round-the-world
speed
recovd
(Ml
Kvce
ill
'
"Twaav
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
ENTERTAIN
i
MS
b
I
AN
ADDED
PLEASURE
ft
SmokeDixie-the
Pleaure
smoke-
made
only
to
add
pleasure
to
life's
other
pleasures
-to
lend
the
comfort
and
relaxation
of
a
perfect
cigarette
following
a
good
dinner.
Soothing,
cool,
fragrant-mild,
yet
with
just
enough
"body"
to
give
that
satisfaction
every
cigarette
smoker
Try
Dixie
-the
mellow
fragrance
of
selecled
Virginia
leaf
will
delight
you
-the.
natural,
mild
flavour
makes
an
instant
bit
with
those
that
smoke
for
pleasure.
The
BETTER
CIGARETTE
1'
A
C
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A
(
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Deservedly
Popular
The
name
'Black.
&
While
on
a
bottle
of
whisky
i
as
sbiolute
a
guarsntae
as
the
hiR-mark
on
silver
It
assures
thaj
subtla
ditterence
tn
flavour
and
quality
which
distinguishes
this
whisky
from
all
others.
It
gusr
ants
thai
only
tha
finest
materials
have
been
used
end
that
always
everywhere
the
quality
is
the
BLACK
&
WHITE"
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WHISKY
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