4?
i
paoe
four
REGIMENT
IS
WINNER
Had
'Lucky
2
to
1
Victory
over
Canadian
Legion
in
Football
Scoring
the
first
goal,
having
a
counter
put
accidentally
into
it-own
end
by
one
of
its
own
players
and
having
the
margin
of
the
play
in
the
second
half
although
unable
to
score,
the
Canadian
Legion
was
unfortunate
in
not
winning
last
night's
Gilhtily
Cup
football
fixture
and
more
unlucky
still
in
los
ing
to
the
Regiment
by
a
score
of
2
to
1.
Charlie
Baptle
scored
the
first
for
the
Legion,
a
good
clean
goal
Then,
from
a
corner
kick,
Jack
Hilditch
headed
the
ball
into
his
own
goal.
The
teams
crossed
over
with
tlffi
wore
one
all.
The
Lagion
Again
had
the
best
of
the
lay
in
the
second
half
but
its
forwards
were
unable
to
score.
Norrlngton
put
in
the
winning
goal
for
the
Regiment.
There
was
a
fair
crowd
of
spectators
at
the
match
which
was
re-fereed
by
James
Andrews
with
Alex
Clapperton
and
C.
L.
Young-man
presiding
on
the
lines.
Players
were:
Canadian
Legion
Smith;
W.
Mitchell
and
Jack;
Currje,
O.
Howe
and
Angus
Macdonald;
Ward
Hadden.
Baptie,
Hilditch
aridl
Campbell.
!
Regiment
Laidler;
Ross
and
Kelsey;
Edgecumbe,
WaUon
and!
TJoig;
Norrlngton,
Murray,
Mac-1
Buss
all
and
Wilson.
Ih.e.next
game
will
be
played
Trlday
night
Between
Regiment
iljid
Jfrince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
wHmQertVge
Kelsey
as
referee.
Gilhuly
Cup
Standing
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
3
10
5
17
P.
R.
0.
A.
2
0
2
4
3
4
""
Legtfri
.0
13J61
.luitPi
twin
ma
'
o3J!Bk.rebal!-Standings
National
League
W.
L.
St.
Louis
23
13
Brooklyn
22
13
Pittsburg
18
18
Chicago
:....19
19
New;
York
.
16
18
Boston
14
18
Cincinnati
14
21
Philadelphia
...ll'
19
American
League
W.
L.
Washington
26
10
Philadelphia
.....V....22
14
Cleveland
20
16
New
York
.18
16
Chicago
14
19
Detroit
15
22
SJ.
Louis
14
21
Boston1
r.
-.12
23
I
-H
g
Scene
in
Los
Angeles
County
Park
during
women's
fly-casting
championship,
which
marked
opening
of
the
yasoi.
Iise
flUss"
Frances
Callanan,
winner
of
fly-easting
trophy
'
1
i
A
charming
visitor
to
Eglinton
Hunt
Club
this
week
was
Betty
U'1U"'
Mwuciucuuc
m
aaoes
in
Toyjand."
She
Is
seen
here
gly.
ing
the
gee-gee
a
lesson
in
make-up.
CITY
GIVES
YACHT
CUP
Votes
150
For
Trophy
to-
Be
Used
in
Connection
With
Cruiser
Marathon
Next
Month
A
recommendation
f
mm
tho
fin
ance
committee
that
the
city
grant
a
sum
not
exceeding
$150
for
the
purchase
of
a
trophy
in
connection
with
the
forthcoming
Seattle-
Prince
Rupert
international
cruiser
race
was
adopted
by
the
city
council
at
its
meeting
last
night.
It
has
oeen
suggested
that
the
cup
be
used
in
connection
with
a
speed
race.
Only
Hundred
Yard
Dash
Run
Most
of
Track
Events
In
Connec
tion
With
Voitoria
Day
Celebration
Were
Called
Off
Owine
to
the
desire
to
run
the
PotjKetctilkan-Prince
Rupert
baseball
.wy
j
game
on
Deiween
we
snowers,
.618
1
roost
of
the
scheduled
track
events
.529
in
connection
with
the
Victoria
500'
Day
celebration
were
called
off,
.471
Only
one
event
was
run,
this
be-.438
i
ing
the
100-yard
dash
in
which
.400:
Phillip
Edgecumeb
and
O.
Kolmph
.367
raced
to
a
dead
heat
in
eleven
seconds
with
Doug
Frlzzell
coming
in
third.
There
were
seven
en
Pet.
,722
.6U
.556
.529
j
.424
J
1
.405
.400
.343
trants.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
27
Dry
Dock
"vs.
Station.
May
30
Roundhouse
vs
Offices.
NEW
YORK
IS
BLANKED
Dairy
Vance
Puts
up
Stellar
Performance
for
Robins
Cards
Win
Eighth
Straight
NEW
YORK,
May
27
Dazzv
Vance
held
the
New
York
Giants
to
two
hits
yesterday
as
the
Brooklyn
Robins
blanked
their
Gotham
rivals.
The
Dodgers
scored
five
runs
in
the
eighth
on
two
hits.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
won
their
eighth
straight
victory
by
defeat-
I
.
rtlAl-l
m
ujg
ruisDurg
nraies.
Hack
Wilson
got
his
thirteenth
homer
although
Cincinnati
Reds
defeated
Chicago
Cubs.
In-the
American
League.
Cleve
land
Indians,
took
a.
double-header
rrom
Chicago
Sox.
"Goose"
Goslln
and
Joe
Judge
went
on
a
home
run
spree,
each
hitting
consecutive
homers
in
the
fourth
and
fifth,
scorlrie
six
runs
which
helped
the
Washington
Sen
ators
to
win.
Grover
Alexander
hit
a
homer
for
Detroit
Tigers
against
St
Louis
Browns.
Philadelphia
Athletics,
whn
hriva
riot
been
doing
so
well
of
late,
took
the
lowly
Boston
Red
Sox
Into
camp.
National
League
New
York
0,
Brooklyn
7.
St.
Louis
10.
Pittsburg
4.
Cincinnati
6,
Chicago
2.
American
League
Washington
10,
New
York
7.
Boston
5,
Philadelphia
8.
Chicago
3-2,
Cleveland
7-5.
Detroit
7.
St.
Louis
3.
Cassiar
Hands
Sunnyside
Bad
Softball
Defeat
Cassiar
evened
up.
the
Softball
ferlee
last
night
with
Sunnyside,
each
team
having
now
taken
game.
Tho
final
game
of
the
ser
ies
is
to
be
week.
iTH!
DAH?
TOURNAMENT
WAS
PLAYED
Eleanor
MQxJfy
andJ.JI,
Itor-ir
Winners
61
Victoria
Day
Mto'h
Tennis
Competition
j.
H.
Horton
and
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley
were
the
winners
of
the
Victoria
Day
tournament
with
which
th
nnnnrttnn
Mnt.lnnnl
Tin-
nls
Club's
courts
were
opened
for
the
season.
They
defeated
Thomas
Wilding
and
Mrs.
W.
N.
CUrrie
in
the
final
by
a
score
of
6
to
3.
Thoso
participating
in
the
tournament
were:
A.
Skattebol
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb
vs.
W.
B.
Tobey
and
Miss
O.
Van
Cooten.
W.
Moxley
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
vs.
W.
N.
Currie
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire.
T.
Wilding
and
Mrs.
W
.N.
Currie
vs.
Albert
Palmer
and
Mrs.
F.
8.
!
Walton.
J.
A.
Teng
an
dMlss
M.
Van
Coot-en
vs.
J.
H.
Horton
and
Miss
Eleanor
Moxley.
Sam
Boyle
and
Miss
R.
Derner
vs.
J.
Edwards
and
Mrs.
"J.
H,
Horton.
F.
Rogers
and
Miss
Astori
vs.
R.
A.
Johnson
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
Rogers.
KINDERGARTEN
HAS
CONCERT
Parents
and
Friends
Entertained
at
;
St.
Joseph's
Academy
The
closinsr
concert
of
St.
Josenh's
Academy
kindergarten
was
held
at
tne
Academy
last
Thursday
afternoon.
The
room
in
its
dainty
decoration
was
a
veritable
fairyland
and
the
wee
tots
entertained
their
parents
and
friends
with
the
following
very
"attractive
little
program
as
follows:
ChorusVSpring
Song,"
the
class.
Recitation
"The
Reason
Why,"
Charlotte
Balagno.
Song
"The
Robins."
Richard
Mills
andrNapoleon
Letourneau.
neciiauon
"My
unum,
Nora
McCaffery.
Play
"Cinderella."
Cinderella.
Nora
Dougherty;
Prince,
Richard
Mills;
Page,
Jack
Carson;
Ugly
Sisters,
NoraIcCaffery
and
Elizabeth
Cam
Fairy
Godmother,
Charlotte
Balagno;
"Fairy
Attendant,
Dora
Fasolo.
Recitation
"Warning,"
Alan
Ross.
Dialogue--"Harry
and
the
Teach
er,"
Nora
Dougherty
and
Harry
As-
torla.
Carson
Recitation
"The
Doll's
School'
Elizabeth
Carr.
Dance
"Little
Minuet."
Ellia.
beth
Carr
and
N.
Letourneau,
Char-
fi
lotte
Balagno
and
Harry
Astoria,
men's
Auxiliary
and
the
Felix:
Nora
McCaffery
and
Richard
Mills.
RwitntlAn
"TV
Vnn
Vtkndll"
Richard
Mills,
Song
"The
Doll
and
the
Kit
tens,"
Nora
McCaffery.
Song
'Little
Drill
Song,'
class.
"God
Save
the
King."
ATHLETICS
the
WON
MATCH
i
Defeated
Canadian
Legion
Two
Goals
to
Nil
in
Gilhuly
Clip
Football
Friday
Princ:
r.unert
Athletic
Club,
de-1
tt
serving
at
least
a
one
goal
mftralrt.
won
1nf
PrIHav
nlahf'
flllhiilif
run
pbyed
during
the'
football
game
by
a
score
of
iwb
to'
Bridge
Club
parties
for
Mrs.
Winsby
Wlby
because
they're
QUAKER
PUFFED
Last
Tuesday
afternoon
the
Wo
man's
Auxiliary
of
the
Anglican
Church
met
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mfg
Recitatlori-'The
Lost
Cap"
Jack
Bannlr
Hazelton
to
bid
well
to
Mrs.
8.
J.
Winsby
on
the
eve
of
hr
departure
for
Vancouver
to
reside.
The
presentation
was
made
of
a
handsome
leather
cushion.
The
Haselton
HosdIUiI
Wo.
The
funeral
took
Dlace
last
import
'
In"
some
birds
T
which
.
he
hop
speed,
stamina
and
homing
Instinct
a
nome
ior
ine
mrm
n
nirooHu
nro.
-
...
.
.
Cassiar
had
the
cm
vl
in
t.k
j
.i..
.iJ5i--.
I
hand
from
the
very
start
of
the.
in
the
first
half
and
Albert
Dickens
I
ThB
new
airplane
field
here
will
ninth
Inning
the
score-board
the
secorfd
In
pie
second
pfeftq;
be
reftdy
for
use
by
the
end
of
this
showed
29
to
7
In
favor
of
Cas:
c
L.
Youngman
made
hli
debut;
week.
Sump
removal
having
been
6,ar
,
as
a
referee
and
gave
satisfaction,
completea
a
few
days'ago,
final
Th
Pacclar
foam
KTKInJ
oV.
'
'
ji"T
.u.
ir"
I
.
v.
......
uifiuiu
.
I
i
.
gradlngpf
lilUiUKfUJ
tlje
lif
0UT
Gurd's
pitching,
played
-air-tight
!?r
T
t
niTAni
!
progress
thlveek
oau
an
tne
way
through
whUeVlLnlAIVllULiV
Sunnyside
Infield,
which
was
away
below
form,
gpye
their
opponents
many
runs.
The
only
outstanding
play
of
the
Sunnyside
tam
was
a
catch
by
Panny
Malrr
Jn
right
field
ori
McConnell's
fly.
The
batteries
were:
Sunnyside
Art
O'Brien
and
G.
Harvev:
Cas
siar
Roy
Gurd
urul
C.
Wilkinson.
-4
dimmie
Biaier,
manager
oi"tlje
Sunnyside
team,
stated
after
the
game
that
although
he
was
very
dieappolnted
with
the
team's
showing,
he
felt
confident
they
would
take
the
next
name
and
win
i
the
series.
At
the
same
time,
Bruce
Webb,
captain
of
the
Cassiar
team
does
not
see
It
that
way
at
all.
Harvey
Jackson,
the
Toronto
Leafs'
latest
rookie
star,
was
a
sween
bov
at
the
Ravpn.i
rink
In
TbrofitA
phly'
wo
yer
gV
H
Is
vigiiirvtii
jvnig
urn.
Defeated
London,
Onlarlo,
Team
fire
by
Score
of
3
to
11
Last
Nieht
LQNDO
rTu.
-
i
...
...
.
.
.
;
iB
mrm
oma
oi
Mr.
nnn
Mm
ot
from
Guns
125
million
explosions
in
every
grain
break
open
every
food
cell
,
.
.
gjve
Puffed
Grains
the
virtual
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
WHAT
makes
Puffed
Grains
so
crisp
.
.
.
lirf
an
J
crunch?
.
.
.
delccubiy
good
to
cat
They're
different
from
alt
other
cereals
becautcthcr
are
"food
shot
from
guns."
Plump,
meaty
grunjof
wheat
and
rice
arc
scaled
in
huge
bronze
guns.
The
guns
arc
revolved
in
fiery
ovcru.
Then
fixed.
This
causes
125
million
explosions
in
every
gain.
It
breaks
open
every
tiny
food
cell.
Thus
PuflcJ
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice
become
as
completely
Jics-tible
as
though
they
had
been
cooked
for
hours.
nencc
virtually
as
nourishing
as
hot
cooked
crtetlt
In
addition,
the
grains
are
puffed
to
8
times
normal
size.
They
have
all
the
buttery
crunctuoos
of
fresh
toast.
They
taste
like
sweet
new
nut
moo.
Delight
your
family
with
this
splendid
pain
nourishment
in
this
dainty,
enticing
form.
Serve
luffed
Grains
for
breakfast.
As
lunches
for
dul-dren.
Toast
them
with
butter
to
make
a
dcuuous,
new
kind
of
popcorn.
Your
grocer
has
Puffed
Wheat
and
Puffed
Rice.
The
Quaker
Oau
Company,
WHEAT
AND
PUFFED
RICE
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEW
HAZELT0N
National
and
operated
reace
Kiver
country.
Into
Percy
Elsey,
who
spent
12
years
i
employed
on
Prince
FJiirwt.AM.Un
I
CO&At
ItMmers
anH
tt,Vin
ttA
i
....
v...
w
uccvi
farJ!oPerUn
the
Central
.
Hotel
at
IWhifA
n.v
,
i..
....
.
yars,
has
taken
over
the
British-American
Hotel
at
Quesnel
and
Is
featuring
it
as
a
tourist
resort.
V.
Ylnk.
who
has
been
farming
In
"u
rnnce
for
the
also
irave
farewell
1"
i
lEfiJZ
h"
A
?l
uiuifiga
.um
wm
move
lO
WOOu
pecaer
where
he
has
secured
a
couple
of
islands
in
the
Eraser
Tuesday
afternoon,
Rev.
Mr.
Ban-
R,Xhirh
nMto:?
hte.h
h.
he
wl"
m
,
devtlP
nlster
officiating,
of
John
!?r
a
brother
of
o,
n,,nt
.
h7!",n,n"r
resori
was
found
dead
in
his
cbln
at
8outh
Hazelton
a
few
days
previous.
The
late
Mr.
Dungate
had
lived
'In
this
district
for
about
eight
years
and
was
quite
well
ktlown.
SMITHERS
Sereeant
Andv
Falrbalm.
nrniHn.
clal
police,
Is
going
In
for
the
ear
ner
pigeon
hobby
and
is
about
VANDERHO0F
The
Vanderhoof
Choral
Society,
under
the
leadership
of
R.
H.
Moore,
made
a
trip
to
Fort
Fraser
to
put-cri
a
fine
concert
kst
Fridav
evenln
There
were
orchestral
as
well
as
choral
numbers.
Rev.
S.
C.
Steer,
local
Anelleflii
rector,
conducted
services
last
Sun.
day'
at
Houston.
Quick
and
Smith-
,
"w'yr""'".
j,
uuir?
ui
omuners
ex-win
beat
all
other
In
the
district
In
changed
with
him
and
conducted
services
in
this
district.
'
J.
M.
Johnston
left
at
the
firsl
of
this
week
for
a
week's
business
trip
oy
motor
to
Vancouver.
.Provincial
Constable
II.
J.
Jen-
.
Hti.
j
r
i
surface
Has
been
in
m6H6n
since
coming
to
Vander-progresslhll$veek.
ihoof.
He
Is
now
a
first
class
con
stable.
WINS
All
A
IN
Castel1
at
Evelyn
was
destroyed
by
N-
C.
Stewart,
heading
a
survey
II
m.iu
nunill
nre
last
week.
J.
C.
Nealc
of
QulckWty.
arrived
here
last
week
and
wu;
iuu
ui
-nu
Darn
in
a
"Jlgga"
Graham
and
Archie
St.
Louis
are
movlne
thplr
ir
vUn.
NTARIQ,.
Maj
37
Izlng
plat
f;om
here
to
Prince
KlimarnoclciK
tourjnir
ScottWt
Geotgo,n
Relieving,
that
a
larpi
soccer
tearnTd?d
another
victory
,
offersrlheir''busjnesg
there.
;er
iw
i
lb
vniiauiuii
nay,
ui
iiiumpiis
oy
7
1
dgfeatlnr
an
all-star'London
team1
DDIM1!?
rPAnT
last
night
by
a
score
of
three
to
riUlllEi
uHUKuli
ono.
The
tourists
gave
a
brilliant
I
non
P
p
nurdpn
,,,,,
n.
display
of
team
play
and
brganUed'Ianrand
member
"of
Cw,s,a
attack
leagues
here
this
week
en
route
from
Vic-
u.,,,-
v,
iV."
ena
me
inter-
uimuiu
yiajcip
na.c
hjj-,
nauonai
power
conference
Mr
peared
before
the
President
of
the
w4iu
oLuuco
w
CAHIUIHUH3,
ciuc
ureal
eastern
Railway
would
has
established
a
camp
at
Bracslde
accompanying
mm
is
A.
Slocumb
A.
Smith
and
W.
Matheson.
The
United
Church
held
a
musical
service
on
Sunday
afternoon.
Contributing
in
tho
Mrs.
R.
a
McCorkell,
A.
Bennett
ana
a
male
quartet.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
P.
Myers
and
Mr
and
Mrs.
W.
Wilson
of
Fort
Fraser
were
visitors
In
town
last
week.
The
annual
medinar
of
the
Van.
derhoof
Choral
Society
was
held
last
Monday
night.
Reports
showed
ine
organization
to
be
In
good
shape
financially.
W.
F.
Trant,
Post
Office
inspector,
nere
lasi
in
connection
-ouimy
liayion.
,
uanaoiaff
PafciflcAtf
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7T.
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.
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jjroposai
iq
esiapnsh
a
t
rural
mall
dHrveYv
(ft
tttu
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is
understood
!f
,
.u
idvunDH'
rf
(i
'
)
f
or
Iment.
Alk
burning
im
rnv-
hi
'cancelled
in
this
tiutnti
the
jraln
has
fallen
and
the
yms
(hazard
is
over
BURNS
LAKE
Residents
,j
i...
.rth
Mi
for
the
establi.ii.iii'
m
oi
ai
there
as
then'
,n'
su
i
fteiect
.
dren
available
:
n
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r
annan
is
also
souui:;
S.
8.
Phillip
turallst,
hopt
.-stock
Judging
fall
to
the
V.
The
first
Irs.,
i.
Iun
4
In
.
,,
Dairymen's
'n,.
here.
W.R.
Rub
Stewart
New
gress(
at
ih
Vancouver,
vv
cral
month
paralysis.
of
clearing
the
erection
planned.
Features
celebration
'ncluded
a
sot
ternoon
betw
rled
men
an''
evening
undi
.
Canadian
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to
tri
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w
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to
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and
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position
at
where
he
w:D
new
caterplli
'
Just
been
ta
tion
on
the
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solldated
Mln
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of
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Roads
up
River
valleys
deal
earlier
owing
to
fav
tlons
of
the
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far
up
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