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FOTJH
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DAILY
NEWS.
i'llUi.:
m,
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!
i
rDTfiiriAinr
W
Mas
J.iAr
(0
ft
for
entering
in
order
to
win
While
candidates
may
enter
this-
campaign
at
any
time
they
wish,
this
is
the
last
week
when
they
may
enter
with
a
prospect
of
getting
first
prize,
because
it
is
expected
that
those
already
in
the
field
will
be
busy
working
and
will
get
the
easiest
prospects.
The
suggestion
is
made
that
those
wishng
to
do
so
ENTER
NOW!
.
Delay
Is
Dangerous
to
Success
Make
an
appointment
with
Miss
Graham
at
the
Daily
News
office
and
she
will
tell
all
about
this
cam
paign
in
which
Everybody
Wins
THE
PRIZES
Victor
Radio
With
Electrola
1.
-A
new
Victor
Radio
with
Electrola,
the
musical
sensation
of
the
age,
price,
$375,
This
instrument,,
which
plays
Victor
records
and
also
gives
the
finest
radio
reception,
is
supplied
by
McRae
Brothers
of
Prince
Rw
p?rt,
and
is
on
view
in
their
window,
2.
A
complete
set
of
table
sterling
silver
in
a
handsome
chest.
It
is
a
beautiful
new
"Oucenston"
pattern
embellished
with
a
little
engraving
and
sells
at
$200.
This
is
supplied
by
Bulgers
Jewellery
store
and
will
be
on
view
in
their
window,
soon,
3'
A
complete
sterling
silver
toilet
and,
manicure
set
of
the
famous
Brewster
design,
13
pieces,
in
two
handsome
cabinets.
Price
$104.75.
This
is
supplied
by
Heilbroner's,
Jewellery
store
and
is
on
view
in
their
win
dow.
4.
A
complete
97-piece
Johnson's
Pareek
dinner
set,
Belgravia
pattern,
which
sells
at;
$50
purchased
from
Heilbroners
Basement
store.
This
too,
will
be
shown
in
Heilbroner's,
windqw.
Commission
to
Candidates
who
do
not
secure
grand
Prizes
Candidates
who
do
not
win
Grand
Prizes,
will
receive
10
per
cent
commission
onithe
proceeds
of
their
work.
IT
COSTS
NOTHING
TO
ENTER
I!'
-
!
ATHLETICS
KITHARD
Three
Homers
Instrumental
In
Philadelphia's
Win
Uver
Cleveland
NEW
YORK.
June
19:
Succes
sive
homers
by
Simmons,
Foxx
and
Miller
In
the
fifth
Inning
decided
the
game
for
the
PhlladelDhla
Ath
letics
against
the
Cleveland
Indians
yesterday
and
drove
Wes
Ferrell
from
the
mound.
In
the
National
Leaeue.
the
New
York
Olants
bunched
hits
off
Henry
Melne
In
the
seventh
Inning
for
jiiiree
runs
ana
Deat
FittsDurg
Pi
rates.
Only
two
games
were
sche
duled
in
the
major
leaeues.
The
re
suits
were
as
follows:
American-
League
Cleveland
2.
Philadelphia
7,
National
League
New
York
4,
Pittsburg
3.
Baseball
Standings
New
St.
1
st,
Lou:
Detroit
National
League
York
Philadelphia
New
York
...
Washington
JONES
IS
W.
L.
Pet.
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19
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28
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26
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29
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League
W.
L.
Pet
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21
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21
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22
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382
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HIGH
MAN
bers.
SPORT
CHAT
Alice
Arm-La
Rose
JUMBO
DAVIES
HARD
HITTER
The
victory
of
the
Sons,
of
Qan-,
Victoria
Bqy
Hailed
US
over
the
Centrals
.
on
Sunday
'
ing
Vicious.
TvVO-Kistecl
tl
-
.1
i
i
miu,
uuo
win
m
me
uemrais
over
Fighter
the
Elks
on
Tuesday
have
tighten-
j
cu.
uU
uie
corneal
coasmeraoiy
m;
jumbo
Davles
of
Victoria,
who
me
senior
uaseoan
ueague.
uie
mt
vann
vi
tut,
.,
wubw
una
ntne.
men
now
Demg
the
10-round
main
event
of
th
I
1
t
IlL
At
I
"
'
"
H'"
ueu
10r
nrsi
piace
wun
uiree
wins
hnlnff
sh
tn
ha
uDt
of
,u
r,nj
I
U
rrt.,
,.!.
.
stv
,A-
"
lU
lUaOCB
(TUtil.
JUKI
ilALUrC
hlHIHnn
nnlUInn
T...
Ill
a.
oeiween.
me
sons
or
uanaaa,
wno
jopked
upon,
by
Northwestern,
box-have
won
one
name
and
lost
three
.ui.
-
.
IT
.
f
inM
ssnouiaoe
memberS
of
the
cauliflower
C
r
.
,
u
,
g.I
cra"
to
be
Produced
in
this
sec
v....
wwvu.
vwmo
wu,
lion
Of
the
Pae
fii?
f!nat.
lnrA
"SSrJSSJ
iVlt:1
mto
top
(Would
tie
up
the
race
even
tighter
The
tufm
u-.red
u-tt,..
.
to
avail
themselves
of
the
ODDor-k-j..
u.
v.
..!..
'
"wgr
uuiuauiiK
uicucs
nave
maae
fiKf
"c?
more
lnt0
"Je
him
one
of
the
most
feared
ban-.hS
f
I"
any
cose,
the
tans
ln
the-
game.
JumbQ
nas
&hQ
J
tl
n
VCry
,InteresU"K
tans
?nd'
demonstrated
on
numerous
occa-
2?iih"t
P,Td'
ons
that
he
can
assimilate
all
should
be
turning
out
in
large
nura
kind.
of
nunl.hm.nt
Tn
i
IhU.
fights
he
ha
been
floored
two
or
three
times
ln
succession
and
always
came
back
fighting
harder
i
than
aver.
iiinillg
LOmpanV
0Ston.
SeatUa
vest
ppoket
Her-t
1
ii
Qui
08,
Jumbo
took
everything
that
In
m
Annual
niiiiuai
Meet
mcv
hitting
can
shot
ws
way
durlng
tbe
flrgt
mAs
'
-
and
the
huge
crowd
ot'
9.000
fans
The
Alice
Arm-La
Rose
Minlnz
were
sneeniatintr
on
nhon
h
mum
Co.
Ltd,
at
its
annual
meeting
here,
drop
to
the
floor
for
tho
count
bjtowu
tuueers
as
ioiiows:
wnea
Jumbo
stooned
out
fr
th.
President,
II.
B.
Rochester.
third
round
with
nu
ir,n.
w
Vice-president.
Jasper
Nation.
attack,
the
big
audience
went
fran-
Direc
tars
Max
Heilbrontr.
Mil-
jiq-
a.
thy
witnessed
Oaton
shpw-ton
QpnaJes,
James
Sturgeon,
Fred
ingj.sisjM
of
waknlng.
The
fans
Brown
add
Neil
Forbes.
,
rnarv41ed
at
Ui
punching
power
E.
H.
Mortimer
is
secretary
of
th,e
ot.
.tills
frail
looking
fighter,
who.
company.
at.
th
commencement
of
hostilities
In
Tlew
of
the
depressed
state
ot
looked
like
a
set-up
to
the
rugged
the
silver
market,
no
work
will
he
Seattle
champion.
Castoo
lost
the
year.
propeny
inw,
decision
and
took.
such,
a
beating
"
,
that
he
had
to
cancel
a
oouple
ot
matches
set
tor
Ihe
following
week.
j
Since
this
defeat
ot
Caston,
LOCAL
ITEMS
R.
8,
Tipson
B.
Sc..
of
Birmlnit
ham
University,
England
who
has
been
spending
the
past
year
at
jMcOlll
University,
arrived
ln
the
HOY
LAKR
Fntrlanri
.Tuna
10-
Citv
on
todAU'n
Inln
frnm
Kfnnt.
Bobby
Jones
of
the
United
States'
1
to
join
the
summer
staff,
ot'
led
the
field
bv
a
stroke
at
tho
rlnc
the
Prlns
Hnnrt
fuIiaHm
fciur.
'
Northwestern
bantam
champ,
at
Seattle
two
weeks
ago,
Davles'
services
have
been
greatly
in
demand
und
Prince
Rupert
Is
fortunate
In
getting
him
first.
GYRO
CLUB
of
the
second
round
of
the
British
imental
Station,
specializing
intish
iri'!i
r
i-rA
r.
open
golt
championship
today,
oil.
r
l3'1
U1
IJISirici
oecrciary
Jones
scored
72
for
36
holes
tor
a
;
.'.
i
f
rom
iacqina
Was
I
Ion-
total
of
142,
Just
topping
Fred
Rob-
H.
W.
M.
Rolaton.
repreaentdng
ored
Last
Night
son,
veteran
untisn
proresslonal.
the
Stewart-
Board
of
Trade,
and
F
...i
...
.
.
.
.
W11U
itUlCU
1U,
BASERiLL
LINE-UPS
LEGION
TEAM
The
Canadian
Legion
team
for
tomorrow
night's
football
game:
Rober
oilkeri
who
Is
charged
with
j
reckless
driving
as
a
result;
of
an
automobile
collision
last
weeH-end,
Line-ups
for
tonight's-
Senior
was
adjourned
until
Saturday.
League
baseball
fixture
will
be
'
a
morning
in
city
police
court
before
follows:
Magistrate
McClymont.
The
defen
Sons
of
Canada
Nelson.
Lambls
dant.
whose
counsel
Is
L.
VV.
Pat-
ty.
Mitchell,
Smith,
Wendle,
V.
more,
took
the
stand
in
his
own
be-
Menzles,
Ho.we,
Frlzzell,
R.
Stalker,
half.
Sergeant
G.
J.
Duncan
Is
pro-
Elks-iA.
Mitchell.
Loblidl:.
Bto-
&
phens,
G:
Mitchell;
Moran,
Harold.
-TKI
Arseneau,
Oosse,
Budlnlch,
Skin-a.lffl.
UI1U
O.
UU1V1CI1.
KIAM
ISX0MING
Col.
T.
A
Illam.
assistant
to
the
!
president
of
the
Canadian
National
j
Johnston-Smith;
W.
Mitchell
and
Rallwav
i.
Vancouver,
will
arrive
ln
D.
Jack;
J.
Currie.
G.
Howe
andjthe
city
on
the
steamer
Prince
II.
McDonald:
L
RcdDath.
W.
Hun-
Oporpp
tmnrrnm
mnrnlnir
In
thfi
HAS
PARTY
pirhK-
rr,r
m
.v,
i
oonoecuoq
w4tij
visit
to
the
dar
Chamber
ot
Oommeree,
'
arrived
i
Clty
lTtM
nomP01
of
Ta-
soma,
district.
Mxu-Aterv
ii
Prim..
.
i
n
-
in
me
city
irom
tne
north
on
the
i
7,
Z
'
t
.
Yn
M
f
A
Rranrll
RufHt
m
very
Charles
this,
morning
en-
,
III.
V,.
A.
DraiiCii
rlta
f
SrJTJr
enjoyable
dinner
dance
last
night
Til..
J
meet
the
Ateska-Yukon
hkhwav
la
11,8
Core
Cafe,
some
fifty
ill
UllV
mUULCU
auto
caravan
-
,
or
so
persona
being
lr
attendance
Field
Secretary
of
Organi-
J
a
ft
m
zanon
Arrives
Today
From
Toronto
the
ie
n
B.C.
c
ParkPM
Packers
hnnnorv
Cannery
:Bay;
William
....
Malcolm,
accountant
!
at
Shannon
Bay
and
A.
Fletcher,
.
,
.
.
aoeoun'
ant
at.
Watun
Riven
airiv-
A.
S.
0
McAIlster,
railroad
secretary
,
i
.u
-u...
,u
of
the
national
council
of
the
.
...
.
.
wuaiiea
vnw
morning
to
-spenq
a
v
.
..
.
,
.,
ZX1
-
on
oompanrll-
-
...
w
neM
aays
train
from
the
east
and;
lm-,
mediately
attended
'
i
Joint
luh-
For
driving
to
the
common
dan-cheon
of
the-Rotary
and
Gyro
Clubs
ger,
Frank
Foley
waa
fined
$10,
with
when
the
proposal
for
the
estab-
option
ot
seven
daya'
lmprlsonmnnt,
llshment
of
a
branch
of
the
V.
m.
J
O
A
Im
n
Moo
nKA.i
i
i
..
.....
,w.
.
hi
i-juim
nujjcji,
waa
uistua-
ponce
court
this
morning.
On
a
ocu.
lumgiib
me
maiier
win
De
iur-
further
charge
ot
operatln?
a
mother
gone
Into
at
a
public
meeting
torvehlcle
without
a
driver's
licence,
called
by
Mayor
C.
II.
Orme
at
he
was
fined
$5,
with
seven
days'
which
Mr.
McAIlster
will
speak.
All
option.
organizations
interested
in
the:
matter
have
been
invited
to
be
re-1
On
completion
.
of
the
taking
ot
presented
at
this
meeting.
evidence
this
morning,
the
case
of
President
O.
A.
I
In
"
the
wcnalr
chair
and
and
11
IS
Klrkendall
was
duly
we,cor
welcomed
J.
R.
McWllllami.
accountant
oft
nt
Rnnthi1"10
district
secretary,
as
well
awetjt
In
nt)ivlinia
vr
ru
ter,
C.
Baptle.
E.
Warren,
and
J.lcourse
ofhn
official
tour.
It
is
ox-
f
eomplcUl
P';W
relieTedf
and
can
can
rmn
reoommend
Campbell:
spares,
R.
Ollker.
A.'pect
.hwlll
siwfxd
a
day
or.gb
lnnliK.
3.
Cdmaderia,
E.
Smith.
''After
taMnc
thrM
T
as
ton
spoke
suitably
to
the
occasion
A
brief--musical
program
Included
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
II.
N.
Brocklos-by
and
M.
II.
Blott.
After
the
dinner,
dancing
was
enjoyed
wlh
Charlie
Balagno
and
orchestra
furnishing
fine
mu-
L'W.
Waufsh-.was
matter
'of
ceremonies
tor
the
party
which
broke
up
at
midnight.
Mr.
Thompson
was
again
ln
attendance
at
a
Joint
luncheon
today
of
the
Gyro
and
Rotary
Clubs
when
the
project
of
establishing
n
branch
of
the
Y.M.CJV.
ln
this
city
was
discussed.
Could
Not
Sleep
HEADACHES.
Were
So
Bad
Mrs.
A.
It,
ArMntolt,
New
Aberdeea.
K.B.,
write!
"For
i
period
I
hJ
been
troubled
with
betdachoi
and
they
wre
o
bad
they
kept
roe,
awake,
at
night.
''I'
-was
advised
by
a
friend,
after
baring
used;
many
different
kinda
of
medicine,
to
try
aw
MINISTER
RECALLEI)
itfalrs.
PRICIDAIRE
b,
IBk
mienso
com
on
nouesi
uays
to
tttnt
Ite
anil
desserts
quickly.
This
Is
just
one
rras
Hhy
3
times
as
many
Frlgldalrcs
are
now
In
use
as
any
other
make
of
electric
rrfrigcr.
ator.
Let
us
give
you
a
demonstration.
BRUCE
liOMNSON
ELECTRIC
(II.C.)
LIMITED
514
Howe
Street
S0CKEYE
FISHING
STARTED
Same
Number
of
Canneries
at
Last
Year
In
his
bistrict
The
season,
for
tithing
of
sockeye
salmon
will
start
at
mldnUht
tonight
at
which
time
the
use
of
5-inch
mesh
nets
in
fishing
operations
will
beconft:
permissible
on
the
const.
This
will
be
the
signal
for
the
opening
ot
the
canning
season.
Operations
in
the
canneries
will
commence
as
soon
as
the
fish
start
to
arrive.
About
the
same
number
of
canneries
are
expected
to
operate
on
hr
Naas.
and
Skccna
IUvera
this,
summer
as
did
last
year.
The
weekly.
clw$
season
for
all
salmon
fishing
operation'
will
be
for
a.
duration
of
-44:
hours
from
G
pun.
Prlda
jsuhlir
6
pjn.
Sundays.
"
H
I
1
Vancouver,
INDIAN
IS
DROWN!
Gcorre
Dennv.
AwJr
1'ort
Mmpson,
Lost
Ll
Keep
FIRE
at
Bay
with
GYPROC
FIRE
seldom
visits
houses
having
Gyproc
tailboard
ceilings,
partitions,
walls
and
sheathing.
On
the
contrary
Gyproc
has
saved
many
nomes.
This
pioneer
Canadian
fire-safe
gypsum
board
has
a
new
Improved
finish
that
takes
any
decoration.
It
is
just
the
thing
to
use
for
making
extra
rooms
In
the
cellar
or
atu'c
Quickly
erected,
inexpensive,
structurally
strong,
Gyproc
Wallboard
gives
permanent
fire
protection.
Your
dealer's
name
Is
listed
below.
Ask
him
today
for
full
information
ot
write
for
interesting
free
book,
"Building
and
Remodelling
with
Gyproc"
GYPSUM,
LIME
AND
ALADASTINE,
CANADA,
LIMITED
Vancouver
For
Sale
Uy
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.,
M.
F;
Nourse
D.C
i
esterday
George
Denny
i7-v-ar
m
ot
Port
Simpson
:uh,
memiK
well
known
na'iv"
fair.
,aR
drowned
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j
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OTTAWA
Jun
19:
Hen.
Jean
iaa
Inquiry
hciu
u.
Knlsht.
French
minister
tn
Can-
ftal
death
hcu
ada,
has
been'
reoalltd
to
Parja,
tojOoronet
C.
I,
Mi
r.
take
over
the
posT
or
chlejgfi
press.
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ou
.
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ln
the
ministry,
ot
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.
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George
Little
Lumber
Yard
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Smithcrs,
Hazclton
aim
It.
S.
Sarironti
TJiI.
Hazclton,