PAOE
FOUR
'.THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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J
GO
NOETH
BY
PLANE
Alaska-Wasfilhjjton
Airways
Seaplane
Taking
Baseball
Fins
to
Ketchikan
To
carry
local
people
to
the'
Fourth
df
-July
celebration
at
Ketchikan,
the
Alaska
-
Washington
Airways
single
winged
monoplane
"Skagway."
piloted
by
P.
Renahan,
arrived
here
from
the
north
at
8:30
last
evening
and
left
at
8
p.m.
on
her
return
to
Ketchikan
with
a
party
Of
seven
passengers.
Last
evening's
northbound
party
included
WU1
Mitchell.
Alex
Mitchell,
Miss
Laura
Prinell,
Herman
Loblick,
Miss
Blanche
Harte,
W.
A.
Bell
and
Glllls
Royer.
The
same
plane
was
here
again
this
morning
to
take
another
party
north.
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and
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HOBO"
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FAMILY
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SHILKRET
and
The
VICTOR
ORCHESTRA
iw
nor
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and
GLENN
vocal
tisas
At
Any
Victor
Dealer
Victor
Talkiog
Machine
Compinr
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McRae
Bros.
WinWords,"
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Orthoplitfiilc
,
ytctor
JUdio
Kepeivers.
'
I
HELEN
WILLS
MOODY
i
WON
1JKITISH
TITLE
!
;
WiMfJLETO'N
Eng(
July
4
!
M'i-s.
Helen
Wills
Aloofly
won
the
firltfsh
w'Omeh
'singles
I
tennis
championship
here'
to-
day
by
defeating
Miss
Eliza-
Beth
Ryan
62,
6-1
1
t
4
4
4
f
SPORT
CHAT
Three
more
garrie
remain
tb
be
played
to
round
otit
(he
first
half
of
the
Senior
League
schedule
anil
the
next
match
is
planned
to
b
played
on
Sunday
af
terndon
,
next
'
between
Sons
of
Copada
and
Cen-
rilo
TVlO
ef
nvirltrtfv
fH
tiki,
til,
HUM.
AiUUUUI
.yJ
UttbC
t0
Will
clally
announced
by
(he
league
is:
.
w'
L
Pet.
Elks
4
3
.571
Centrals
3
3
.500
Sons
2
3
.400
Tennis
Gaines
Were
Played
City
Championship
Tournament
Has
Now
Almost
Reached
Finals
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
and
Carl
Brand
beat
Mrs.
M.
Ferguson
antf
Harold
Maedonald
in
three
sets
yes
terday
in
the
city
tennis
champion
ship
tournament.
I
In
a
semi-final
of
the
men's
I
doubles,
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
and
Carl
Brand
beat
W.
N.
Carrie
and
R.
Bartlett,
6-3,
6-
Tonight
the
semi-final
In
the
mixed
doubles
of
Miss
Palmer
arid
i
Brand
vs.
Mrs.
MeMordie
and
Starh-
Iford
will
be
played,
the
winners
to
meet
Miss
Vera
Smith
and
T.
W.
Brown
in
the
final
tomorrow
afternoon.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
w.
Chicago
:
43
L.
Pet.
27
.614
Brooklyn
.39
28
.600
New
York
35
32
.522
St.
Louis
34
32
.515
Boston
22.
34
.46t
Pittsburg
.29
30
.440
Cincinnati
Zl
40
.403
Philadelphia
.24
36
.400
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
48
25
.66
Washington
43
25
.632
New
York
42
27
.600
Cleveland
35
35
500
Detroit
30
42
.417
St.
LOuls
.28
42
.4fi6
Boston
21
42
2$l
Chicago
24
40
.375
Big
League
Scores
American
League
New
York,
4;
Philadelphia
5.
National
League
Boston
8;
Pittsburg
nlL
WON
WITH
KNOCKOUT
Fr'ankle
Neel
Given
Technical
Decision
Over
f
bung
Firpo
In
Ketcliikari
Rout
Word
was
received
at
the
Em
press
Social
Club
by
wireless
this
morning
that
Frankie
Neel
of
this
city
defeated
Young
Firpo
of
Ketchikan
by
the
'technical
knockout
route
in
the
fifth
round
of
a
sche
duled
six-round
boxing
match
at
Ketchikan
last
night.
It
was
the
headline
bout
of
the
same
card
in
which
Nina
Qurvich
of
this
city
won
by
a
technical
knockout
in
the
second
round
of
the
semi-final.
Gurvich
Wins
By
Knockout
Second
Round
Word
was
received
in
the
city
this
morning
to
the
effect
that
Nina
Gurvtch,
fighting
in
the
semi-final
of
a
boxing
card
at
Ketchikan
last
night,
defeated
his
man
by
means
of
a
technical
knockout
in
the
second
round.
Further
details
of
the
fight
were
expected
today.
IS
THOUGHT
FINE
SM
Prince
Henry
Makes
Big:
Hit
With
Vancouver
People
VANCOUVER,
July
4:
The
ss.
IPrinee
Henry,
new
flagship
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamships,
Pacific
Coast
fleet,
already
has
won
her
way
into
the
hearts
of
th
citizens
of
the
Port
of
Vancouver.
Many
functions
of
welcome
were
held
following
her
arrival
here
and
the
new
ship
was
thrown
open
to
the
general
public.
More
than
12.000
persons
passed
up
the
gang
plank
and
made
an
inspection
of
the
vessel.
Porcupine
Minus
Quills
Is
Found
In
Jasper
Park
JASPER
PARK
LODOOE,
July
4:
A
qullless
porcupine,
with
the
skin
of
its
back
as
white
and
unprotected
as
a
lady's
hand,
is
the
discovery
of
Charles
Bolin,
guide.
who
has
Just
reported
to
his
headquarters
near
Jasper
Park
Lodge
from
the
Mdligne
Lake
country.
Bolin
Mys
that
the
phenomen
ta
unique
in
his
experience
of
many
years
in
the
.
Rockies.
The
porcu
pine
was
part
way
up
a
spruce
tree
:ana
he
would
have
passed
it
by
unnoticed,
he
saldd,
had
not
his
horse
tilled
as
he
was
rid
ins
alnno
th
trail.
GUEST
IS
IN
FINAL
iTTo.lUeel
German
for
Honors
fnj
Diamond
Sculls
at
Henley
on
ThamesWright
Eliminated
!
4!
HENLEY-ON-THAMES,
July
Jack
Guest
of
:
Toronto
to"day
defeated
T.
D
Colett
of
the
Leader
Rowing
Club
by
ten
lengths
in
3
minutes
and
42
.seconds
in
the
Diamond
Sculls
semi-final.
In
the
other
semi-final,
Joe
Wright
of
Toronto
was
eliminated
by
Boatzelen
of
the
Berlin
Rowing
Club.
Boetzelen's
time
was
8
miri-
utes
and
52
seconds.
The
race
was
close.
Fdrine?
Railway
Man
Gets
Rights
W.
P.
IHnton
to
Develop
3120
Acres
Alberta
Sands
A
permit
to
develop
an
area
of
5120
acres
of
bituminous
sands
in
Alberta
has
been
granted
to
Walter
jP.
Hinton,
Toronto,
former
G.
T.
P.
i
railway
official
and
well
known
here.
The
permit
was
Issued
on
June
'14
and
was
made
operative
under
(regulations
which
those
bituminous
'sand
rights
may
be
disposed,
j
Those
regulations
were
the
subject
of
interchanges
between
Hon.
:
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
interior,
and
Premier
J.
E.
Brown-,lee
of
Alberta,
during
the
Easter
j
recess
of
Parliament,
and
were
ar-j
rived
at
in
the
light
of
the
pending
transfer
ol
the
natural
re
sources
to
the
province.
The
concession
to
Mr.
Hinton
Is
the
second
of
such
grants
that
have
been
issued,
one
having
gone
to
Max
Ball
of
Toronto
some
tinie
ago.
Cathedral
Picnic
Being
"Held
Today
Sunday
School
Pupils
Are
Enjoying
Their
Annual"
Outing
at
Digby
Island
This
Afternoon
The
annual
picnic
of
the
Sunday
School
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
is
being
held
this
afternoon
at
Digby
fsind,
bpatkwd
of
chll-dreri
ndl.prifpntsjlfiving
started
crossing'the
harbor
from
the
pacific
Barrage
Co.
floats
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon.
There
will
be
the
usual
program
of
games
and
races
and
refreshments
will
also
be
enjoyed.
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson
is
in
charge
of
the
picnic,
being
assisted
by
Ernest
Walker,
Mrs.
W.
J.
Greer,
Mrs
C.'W,
Homer,
Mrs.
Bert
West,
Mrs.'E.
W.
Tucker,
Mrs.
Matsumoto
and
Mlsi
Alleen
Gibson.
American
Horse
Winner
of
Race
Col.
C.
J.
Ryan's
Instigator
II
Cap-tureJ
Princess
Stakes
at
Newmarket
Today
NEWMARKET,
July
4:-rA
United
States
horse
Col.
C.
J.
Ryan's
Instigator
II,
won
the
Princess
Staked
here
today.
Miss
Jessica
was
second
and
Londnn
Wall,
third...
Sixteen1
horses
ran.
Row
of
happy
Iruh
lassies
spl44Ung
as
thev
sit,
on
breakwater
at-
Bangor
County
Qown,
Ireland
-mm
Prepare
Ovalttne
Cold
This
Wdf
Ad
J
two
teaspoonuls
to
a
cup
Shale
in
thaler,
of
stir
well,
uric
dissolved.
NEW
ORDER
FOR
Will
Help
Unemployment
Situation
"
In
Central
Interior
During
Coming
Fall
,
New
orders
which
will
ensure
continued
activity
in
the
pble
camps
of
the
Skeena
River
section
came
as
a
result
of
the
visit
tb
the
district
during
the
past
month
df
J.
E.
Seaman,
Spokane,
western
manager
of
the
Page
&
Hill
POle
Co.
Definite
orders
placed
following
an
hspectfoh
of
stock
in
the
assembly
yards
of
the
Hanson
Lumber
Ss
Timber
Co.
at
Cedarvdle,
Nash
arid
other
points
along
the
railway
line
will
mean
many
carloads
of
poles
for
export
shipment
and
these
are
in
addition
to
big
orders
already
received
which
are
held
up
for
fttpplng
instructions.
With
old
orders
still
blocking
the
;ards,
it
will
not
be
before
the
first
if
AUgust
that
work
can
be
started
jy
the
company
on
the-Page
6t
Hill
j
)rder.
The
new
order
will
help
to
jrldK&tthe
seasonal,
$jap,
in
employ-;
nent
which
usually
occurs
betweert
.he
end
of
the
pole
season
and
the
:tart
of
tie
cutting.
FLIGHT
IS
SUCCESSFUL
Pilot
W:
E.
Gilbert
Safely
Navigates
Western
Canada
Airways
Plane
to
Iltrschel
Island
WINNIPEG.
July
4:
The
first
:ommerclal
air
trip
to
Herschel
Island
on
the
Arctic
Ocean
shore
of
the
Yukon
was
completed
on
July
1
by.Pllot
W.
E.
Ollbert
of
the
western
Canada
Airways.
The
flight
.vat
from
Edmonton
via
Fort
Mo-
Murray
and
Aklavik,
a
distance
of
2,000
miles.
Pilot
Ollbert
carried
six
passengers.
Pilnt
nUbert
la
well
known
iri
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TliinA
4Ta
mmss
Viaa
rtrA
i
f
rimwv
VUiw.
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wcm
tivic
uhu
m
Stewart
frequently
lait
summer
in
commercial
flying
work.
Hi:
aim
TO
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ALL
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Summer
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summertime
nothinfc
is
more
refreiKing
than
a
glan
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COLD
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It
mate?
children
ami
grown-ups
healthy
and
harJpy.
Ovaluiu
it
tha
original
and
uprema
tonic
food
oaverage,
upplying
all
the
nutritive
elements
of
fresh
eggs,
creamy
milk
and
rip
barley
malt
in
lust
the
nghr
proportions
to
nourish
braih,
riervel
and
body.
Ovaltine
contains
all
the
essential
vitamins.
For
summer
fatigue;
after
motoring,
shopping,
or
sports;
or
when
hot
and
tired
at
highr.
tale
a
glass
of
cold
OvalNne.
It
restores
energy,
soothes
and
refreshes
'0LT!NE
COLD
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til
good
ttorei
in
iOc,
75c,
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and
special
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fsmiiy
size
ttn-t
mo
served
at
soda
fountains.
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