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it
n.
L.
Wernecke,
manager
of
th-Keho
11U1
mine
at
Mayo,
and
Mrs.
WernuJco
and
daughter
were
pas-rengem
Aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
bound
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
the
south.
They
left
Mayo
only
last
Monday
morning
and
flew
to
Whltehorse
In
.
two-and-A-half
Jipurs.
r
Hev.
John
11.
llahson,
Lutheran
ChUrclt
minister,
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterdaya
train
from
A
brief
trip
to
the
Interior.
Warren
Woodward
arrived
lrt
the
city
yesterday
from
Seattle
to
pay
a
visit
here
with
his
.father,
a,
C.
Woodward,
pnlted
Sti(,es
'consul,
SOX
BEAT
YANKEES
itabe
Ruth's
Eighteenth
Homer
Un
availing
Athletics
Beat
St.
Louis
Browns
CHICAGO.
June
5:
Babe
ftuth's
eighteenth
horrie
run
of
the
season
with
two
on
board
In
the
seventh
inning
tied
the-
New
York
Yankees
in
their
game
with
Chicaeo
White
Sox
yesterday
but
Kerr
Doled
out
another
In
the
tenth
with
two
out
to
give
the
victory
to
the
Sox.
Sam
Gray,
onee
ace
of
the
St.
Louis
Browns'
pushing
staff,
suf
fered
his
ninth
defeat
of
the
season
as
Philadelphia
made
it
two
straight
over
St.
Louis.
Washington
Senators
defeated
Detroit
Tigers
In
a
10-inning
..
en
gagement.
In
the
National
League,
eight
errors
cost
the
Brooklyn
Rot)lns
the
game
witn
Pittsburg
Pirates.
Chicago
Cubs
blasted
three
Bos
ton
Braves,
pitchers,
making
20
hits
for
34
bases.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Cincinnati
5.
New
York
8.
Pittsburg
12,
Brooklyn
6.
St.
Louis
1,
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
18,
Boston
10.
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
St.
Louis
3.
Boston
5,
Cleveland
4.
Washington
11,
Detroit
8.
New
York
7,
Chicago
8.
Lacrosse
Player
Passes
in
Sbuth
BATTERIES
It
gives
us
a
real
satisfaction
to
install
a
COYLE
Battery
for
we
know
the
resulting
satisfactory
service
will
reflect
on
us
and
satisfactory
service
is
asurtd
with
the
COYLE.
Greater
strength
of
construction
and
better
materials
make
it
the
motorists
logical
choice
Call
in
today.
Rupert
Motors
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
I
I
ll
,1
William
Patchell,
well
known
lacrosse
Dlaver
and
boxine
referee.
died
here
yesterday
at
the
age
of-f
39
following
an
operation
forajy
Til.-
THE
DAILY
NEW3.
Thursaav.
..
,
:
7"c
a,
jf.
K
ft
4
mm
m
9
-r
be
a
social
IS
SOCCER
Ocean
Falls
Would
Like
to
Sec
IMay-orf
This
Fall
for
Challenge
Cup
The
following
letter
has
been
received
by
the
sporting
editor
of
the
Daily
News
from
A.
St.
Charleson,
president
of
the
Ocean
Falls
Amateur
Athletic
Association:
"Five
years
ago
our
footballers
annexed
the
Northern
Challenge
Cup
In
the
city
or
Prince
Itupert
when
we
defeated
the
finalists
of
your
territory.
The
following
year
we
returned
and
successfully
de-fen
Jed
the
silverware.
The
third
year
a
team
from
the
north
visited
Ocean
Falls
apd
left
without
the
cup.
For
'the
last
two
years
the
Challenge
Cup
has
not
seen
competition
but
has
been
on
display
in
our
trophy
cabinet.
"We,
the
present
holders
of.
the
cup,
would
very
much
like
to
know
just
what
is
wrong
up
there.
Have
you
lost
all
hope
of
ever
regaining
the
soccer
championship?
We
would
certainly
like
to
se
a
play-off
this
fall
and
would
ask
the
different
football
clubs
to
get
together
and
give
this
message
their
serious
consideration."
Baseball
Standings
National
League
n
-.'-v.,
;.V;.
L.
Brooklyn
.
16
.r;.o0
William
Patchell
of
New
Westmin4rL-
1
i.
ster
Was
Also
Well
Known
as
Boxing
Referee
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
June
5
low
ujub
il
Pittebur
...21
New
Yofk
31
Boton
19
Cincinnati
18
rauaueipma
14
Ph.Hfd.el.
Vfa&i
Cleveland'
7T"
New
York
.3a
'Chicago
17
j
Detroit
18
'St.
Louis
17
Boston
14
Plantago
Wins
20
22
21
25
24
15
19
19
24
27
26
29
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Coronation
Cup
Palaii
Royale
II
and
Alhford
Came
Second
and
Third
at
Epsom
Downs
Today
BPGOM
DOWNS.
June
5:--W.
M.
:G.
Singer's
.Plantago
today
won
the
Coronation
Cup.
Palais
Royale
II
was
recond
and
Athfbrd.
third.
SI
ttiaxKaiBuaiis
ki
m
u
i
ra
horses
ran.
WHY
BOYS
LEAVE
IJOME
7
VERY
paWrit
knows
what
self
sacriflctf
Li
Is
necessary
to
raise
and
educate
a
son.
When
b6js
leave
home
...
go
to
a'
foreign
country
to
seek
opportunity
..
It
Is
a
definite
loss,
not
only
to
the
family",
but
to
the
Province
of
British
Columbia.
They
go
to
seek
opportunity.
You
can
help
to
Increase
the
opportunities
right
here
at
home
in
British
Columbia
by
Insisting
on
B.C.
made
goods
every
time
you
make
a
purchase.
Let'
stop
exporting
our
payrolls
and
keep
"
thetys
at
home.
v
B.
C.
Products
Bureau
of
the
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OV
TRADE
UlUUVJ
pi
j
TENNIS
SCORES
More
Games
Played
Tuesday
Prince
Itupert
Club
In
Results
In
the
Prince
Ilunert
Ten
nls
Club's
tournament
Tuesdav
were
as
rouows:
Ladles'
Sineles
Mrs.
W.
N.
Currie
beat
Miss
Flo
rence
Smith,
6-1,
64.
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
Currie
and
Miss
fiarnllnp
Mitchell
beat
Mrs.
Johnston
and
Miss
A.
D.
Harrison,
6-3,
5-7,
6-4.
Mrs.
Johnston
and
Mtsc
Harrison
beat
Mrs.
M.
Ferguson
and
Mm
fi
Mixed
Doubles
Miss
Mitchell
and
A.
C.
Brand
boat
Mrs.
Johnston
and
J.
W.
Plom-mer,
6-3,
6-0.
.Men's
Singles
E.
N.
Walker
beat
II.
D.
Tee,
6-4,
6-2.
E,
N.
Walker
beat
R.
Bartlett.
6.4.
6-4.
Men's
Doubles
Brown
anod
Macdonald
beat
Walker
and
Miller,
6-0.
6-3.
Owing
to
the
rain,
no
further
games
were
played
in
the
tourna
ment
yesterday.
The
draw
or
today
is
as,
loiiow:
6
pjh
Plommer
and
Edeeeomh
vs.
McMordle
and
Brand.
6
p.m.
Miss
C.
A.
Mitchell
v
Mrs.
Johnston.
6:45
pjn.
W.
Currie
vs.
W.
Plom
mer.
6:45
pm,
Stamford
vs.
A.
Mit
chell.
7:30
pjn.
Winner
of
Currie
and
Plommer
vs.
Col.
McMordle.
7:30
pjn.
It.
Browne
vs.
Moore.
8:15
pin.
E.
N.
Walker
vs.
A.
C.
Brand.
8:15
pjn.
P.
LInzey
vs.
T.
Brown.
JUNIOR
SOCCER
High
School
and
Borden
Street
School
Junior
League
football
play-erg
braved
the
rain
and
the
wind
but
night
and
staged
the
retukrlv
scheduled
fixture,
High
School
win
ning
after
a
one-sided
contest
by
a
fccere
of
seven
to
nil.
The
field
was
wet
and
muddy
and
the
going,
was
very
heavy,
particularly
for
the
younger
lads
from
the
elemenUrv
school.
Half
time
score
was
three
to
nIL
Jock
CamDbell
was
referee.
D.
ll.
Hartneas
and
O.
Steaavlc
were
linesmen
and
the
teams
were
as
follows:
High
School
Stlnech.
Smith.
Katsuyama,
Green,
Nakamoto,
Fisher,
Bartlett,
Murray.
Wlntham.
Kanaya,
and
Bacon.
Borden
Street-jMargan,
Allls-tons,
Curie,
Dungate,
Fisher,
Willis-croft,
Wilson,
Fong,
Hardy.
CamD
bell
and
Welle.
KILMARNOCK
iTJ
WINS
AGAIN
KITCHENER.
June
5:
Playtna
a
western
football
cluo
representing
Kitchener
and
district,
the
touring
Scotch
team,
Kilmarnock,
retained
Its
unbeaten
record
since
arriving
for
its
present
Canadian
tour.
The
Scottish
Socccrltes
were
much
too
experienced
for
their
local
adver
saries
ancj
rammed
home
seven
goals
while
holding
the
Ideals
scoreless,
Wednesday.
.
.
Snohomish
Is
to
.
Visit
Rupert
at
Time
of
Race
In
Mem
uWi
of
Commerce
has
Podl
Wiib
the
tj.
S.
coiit-
i
guariTfuttTr!
Snohomish
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
about
the
time
the
motoryachts
are
here
from
Seattle
and
other
southern
points.
The
Snohomish
makes
her
head
quarters
at
Port
Angeles.
L.
C.
Eby
and
S.
M.
Newton
will
Iroil
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorgfj
for
Victoria
where
they
will
repre
sent
the
local
Oddfellows'
Lodge
at
a
Grand
Lodge
convention.
Mrs,
J.
L.
Mcintosh
also
goes
to
Victoria
tonight
as
delegate
to
Ifao
nebekahprundjLollge.l
(
j
lion
this
A
faded,
Lattered
hat
is
hardly
respectable
...
yet
no
worse
than
dull,grny-looklng
sluy-n
...your
morning
toilet
sIiotAd
always
include
a
"Nugget"
shine
which
waterproofs
the
shoes
as
it
jwlishcs.
9
1.
SHOE
POIIS
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NUC0ET
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cJmiillUli
a
niil
r
Evinrude
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Motors
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Peterborough
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now
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