PAGE
FOTO
CELEBRATE
,
DOMINION
DAY
HERE
Sons
of
Canada
to
Hold
Usual
Sports
and
Games
on
July
1
The,local
sons
of
Canada
have
decided
to
hold
the
usual
celebration
of
Dominion
bay
In
Prince
Rupert
this
year.
At
a
meeting
last
night,
preliminary
arrangements
were
made
for
the
celebration.
The
program
will
Include
children's
sports,
track
meet,
baseball
and
football
?ames
and
dance
in
the
evening,
The
entire
proceeds
of
the
celebration
will
be
given
over
to
the
Boys'
Band
to.
assist
them
in
making
the
proposed
trip
to
Vancouver.
Following
are
committee
chairmen
for
the
celebration:
General
chairman,
G.
W.
Johnstone.
Finance,
A.
J.
Pnidhbmme.
Children's
sports
'find
band,
b.
W.
Johnstone.
Football
and
baseball,
H.
R.
Love.
Trade
sports,
J.
Campbell.
Advertising,
A
D.
CUlles.
Dance,
J.
M.
Morrison.
There
will
be
another
mefetmg
next
Tuesday.
WINNER'S
Defeated
Edmonton
United
By
Five
to
Nil
on
Thursday
KDMQjrtfON,
June
7:
Disjpliiyln?;
reraarkable
.control
of
the
tall
and
ghrfag
an
exhibition
of
the
typically
'BdBlM!t
W&t'&terig
that
bordered
on
perfection,
Glasgow
Rangers
added
another
one
to
their
long
list
..jit,
successes
hex?!
Thursday
night
by
defeating
Edmonton
United
by
a
score
of
five
to
nlL
More
than
fpur
thousand
spectators
wero
in
attendance.
Dominion
Day
Football
Cup
Fixture
List
The
following
fixture
list
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup,
second
soccer
.trophy
of
the
season
to
go
into
competition,
is
announced:
June
9
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Regiment.
.
.
June
13
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
June
16
Regiment
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club.
.,
July
1
Final
between
two
high
Quick
RE
Rheumatism
Lumbago
Neuralgia
Headaches
Cold3
tMTJB
all
SIX
I
VZW
HUM
wmm
ill
.
ASPIRIN
tablets
will
relievo
x
pain.
No
doubt
.about
that
Ejen
those
deep-seated
pains
that
make
a
man's
very
bones
ache.
Even
the
systemic
pains
that
women
suffer.
They
yield
to
these
tablets
1
Genuine
Aspirin
has
many
important
uses.
Read
the
proven
directions
found
in
every
package
of
Aspirin
tablets
and
don't
endure
needless
tains
from
neuralgia,
neuritis,
rheumatism,
etc
Keep
a
.bottle
of
these
tablets
in
the
house;
carry
the
pocket
tin
if
subject
to
unexpected
headsches.
sudden
colds.
Quick
relief,
without
any
harmful
effects.
Aspirin
does
not
depress
the
heart
Just
look
each
time.,
for
the
name
Aspirin
and
the
word
genuine
printed
in
red
on
every
box
SPORT
CHAT
Native
Sons
of
Canada
and
Central?
are
billed
to
et
tomorrow
afternoon
in
a
postponed
baseb'all
fixture.
The
Canucks
will
make
an-
HiU..
...4
A
.
11
A.
1
I
Scorers
for
the
Regiment
last
Canadian
Legion.
Jamef
Andrewsl1
w
was
referee
and
C.
L.
YouhgmaMt
and
J.
N.
Kelly,
linesmen.
The
final
standing
for
the
Gilhuly
Cup
Is
as
follows:
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
...4
1
1
11
4
9
Athletic
Club
4
0
2
10
4
8
Canadian
Legion
..0
1
5
1
14
1
Regiment
and
Canadian
Legion
are
scheduled
to
meet
next
Monday
evening
in
the
first
of
the
Dominion
Cup
play-offs.
Rose
of
England
Winner
of
Race
Wedding
Favor
Second
and
Micmac
Third
in
Oak
Stakes
at
Ascot
Yesterday
.
EPSOM
DOWNS.
June
7:
Lord
Glenely's
Rose
of
England
won
the!
Oak
Stakes
here
yesterday.
Wedding
Favor
was
second
and
'MWmaic
third
of
the
15
horses
that
ran.
Yank
Orchestra
'
Gave
Dance
Her
William
McAdoo
Passes
in
New
;e
3
D.
W.
Phillips
and
his
vls'tlng
orchestra
from
Seattle
gave
a
dance
in
the
Elks'
Home
last
night.
While
;
the
crowd
was
not
as
large
as
might
have
been
expected,
all
present
had
a
very
enjoyable
time
dancing
to
harmonious
music
furnished
by
the!
six-piece
band.
During
the
evening
refreshments
were
served
buffet
style.
York
City
Today
I
NEW
YORK.
June
7:
William
i
McAdoo.
former
mayor
of
New
York
1
and
assistant
secretary
of
the
nivy
under
President
Grover
Cleveland,
I
died
here
today.
He
was
70
years
old.
J
SAW
CAPTAIN
VANCOUVER,
July
7:
The
chief
engineer
.of
Old
Maid
No.
i
jnrormed,
Mrs.
piJJep
today
that
her
husbapd
had
been
seen
on
the
streets
by
an
old
'acquaintance
last
night
and
seemed
to
be
in
a
dare.
The
police
are
investigating.
CUBS
BEAT
BROOKLYN
Pirates
Win
Over
Braves
Athletics
Take
Call
From
Browns
MM.cr
cuun
w
tupiure
uiai
emsive
J
BROOKLYN
Jim
TTVn
f
rlt.
SS'JSSJ
&iJJS
'tanlaP
W
Vahc
f-i.
wi
.
,aUed
to
Ptop
Chicago
Cubs
andJ
,
-Tl
".V
VJL""
,
Y
iney
ran
weir
string
of
victories
to
place
along
with
the
Efts.
Backstop
nlne
by
defwtJng
Brookl
ranks
in
city
baseball
are
to
get
Am
n
..!,.,..
,
'
.
,iZ
(considerable
bolstering
up
with
the
Llnth
Pirate'
jnnin?
gave
Pittsburg
.recent
arrival
in
the
city
of
two
victory
Jfer
Boston
Braves,
new
wfchers-CecU
Downey,
who
KIn
out
hU(
mteeAtn
I
has
been
spending
some
time
in
homer
of
the
the
pnlU
Vancouver,
and
J.
Gomez,
who
re-
lbeat
cindnnaU
Reds.
cenuy
arnvea
irum
oan
rrancisco..
In
th.
An,vri(.9n
T-Mum.
This
Gomez
Is
said
to
be
some
ball
player.
He
has
a
brother
on
the
New
York
Yankees
line-up
and
himself
was
tried
out
for
the
Sm
Francisco
Seals
this
spring.
Downey
will
go
to
the
Centrals
and
Oomez1
to.
the
Native
Sons
of
.Canada
or
vice
versa.
REGIMENT
WINS
CUlP
took
Gilhuly
Trophy
Last
Night
By
Beating
Canadian
Legion
in
Final
Fixture
The
Canadian
Legion
fielded
only
eight
men
for
last
night's
'011-huly
Cup
football
game
and,
at
half
time,
the
match
was
called
off
on
account
of
rain
and
lack
6f
In
terest
wun
ine
score
standing
nvei
to
nil
for
the
Regiment
.who
thfflfr
take
the
Gilhuly
Cup,
first
football
I
trophy
of
the
season.
It
waFflfcairn
disappointing
that,
the
,Legion
should
repeat,
as
they
did
last
Tuesday
night,
the
fielding
of
a
short
team.
httalfaffered
in
his
career.
irir,
Asks
Support
-
a
St.
Browns'
rallv
in
the
nlrtth
inning
fell
short
and
the
Philadel
phia
Athletics
wqn
out.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Boston
4,
Cleveland
9.
New
York-Chicago,
rain.
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Louis
4.
National
League
Pittsburg
4,
Boston
3,
Chicago
13,
Brooklyn
Q.
St.
Louis
7,
New
York
10.
Cincinnati
5,
Philadelphia
14,
HIS
FIRST
KNOCKOUT
K.
0.
Christner
Floored
in
Fourth
Round
at
Detroit
By
Primo
HOI
Camera
a
.
,
.
HPTPnTT
Tuna
7
Vlnfnm
1
6
AAfl
faniho
paid
$75,000
for
the
prtvl-'
lege
of
watching
him
perform,
Primo
Camera,
giant
Italian
pugilist,
knocked
out
Meyer
("K.
0."
Christnet
of
Akron
in
the
f
ninth
night
were
Smurthwalte,
two;
Mac-f
scheduled
10-round
bout.
It
Was
donald,
Watson
and
Wilson,
orifejth'e.
first
knockout
that
Chrtttrier
eacn.
unarue
mptie
and
George
f
Howe
played
a
good
gfcme
ftttlfeT
1
For
Yacht
Club
During
Races
At
the
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night,
George
Bush-by,
president
-of
the
Yacht
Club,
asked
for
the
support
of
members
of
the
board
in
connection
with
the
entertaining
of
the
visiting
yachts
men
in
connection
with
the
race
pn
June
24
from
Seattle
to
Prince
Ru
pert.
He
.thought
it
would
be
a
means
of
securing
a
great
deal
of
publicity
for
the
city,
much
more
than
they
would
get
for
the
$129
they
had
just
voted
for
an
advertisement
in
a
publicity
booklet.
LOCAL
BOXERS
GOING
SOUTH
RAIN
SjTOFS
TENNIS
Vesterday
rain
prevented
any
fur
ther
games
being
played
in
the
C.
N.
R
.tennis-
tournament.
The
schedule
announced
for
yesterday1
wijl.be
applicable
today,
weather!
permitting.
SOFTDAL.L
POSTPONED
Owing,
to
unfavorable
weather,
last
night's
C.
N.
R.
softbaH
fixture
between
Dry
Dock
and
Round
House
was
postponed.
4'4
worn
out
are
1
tisT
Asr
2
10
OK
to
your
tires
early
thfe
season.
'J
Have
them
inspected
by
a
Dominion
Tire
Dealer.
Replace
worn
out
tires
with
Dominion
Royals,
standard
equipment
oh
many
of
Canada's
finest
cars.
Snappier
pick-up,
easier
steering,
quicker
braking,
speed
with
safety,
mileage,
are
provided
for
m
the
deep
thick
tread
and
buttressed
sidewalls
of
their
massive
carcass.
Dominion
Royals
as
well
as
Royal
Masters,
Dominion
Endurance
for
light
cars
and
Royal
Heavy
Service
Tires
are
sold
by
Dominion
Tire
Dealers
everywhere,
conveniently
located
and
equipped
to
give
"you
;r;
added
mileage
through
tire
servlce
of
MINid
GIRLS
HONOR
THEIR
LEADER
The
Canadian
Girls
in
Training
of
Flrct
Presbyterian
Church
said
their
farewells
last
night
to
Mrs.
Joseph
Greer,
their
esteemed
and
popular
lader
for
several
years,
who
is
leaving
"tomorrow
night
for
Victoria
t?
reside.
The
girls
coupled
their
expressions
of
regret
at
Mrs.
Greer'',
departure
and
their
best
wishes
for
her
happiness
and
prosperity
in
the
future
with
the
presentation
of
a
handsome
sllveY
Art
Easson
of
the
Empress
Social
ix,at
atnd
W
P111
Qlub
win
sail
pn
the
Prince
Riipert
tonwmw
night
jor,
Ocean
Falls,
ac-
companying
Billy
Bagshaw
of
this
city-who
s
to
,
mix
with
8coty
Crawford,
in
a
10-?ourid
bout
at
the
paper
town
next
'Thursday
evtnlnc.
aria
.
rranKie
Neei,
who
win
do
sx
roupds
with
Alex
Harvey.
Vernier
King
-s
Opponent
Named
George
Braden
to
Run
Against
Prime
Minister
In
Prince
Albert
Contest
PRINCE
ALBERT.
June
7:
George
Braden
of
Rosthern
was
nominated
By
a
Ooruerva'tlve
conven
tion
here
Jast
night
to
content
the-j
ieaerai
ruling
or
prince
Albert
against
Premier
King.
tion
w..s
made
on
behalf
of
the
girls
by
Miss
wttiilei
Vance.
The
girls
have
not
yet
decided
who
win
be
their
new
.senior
leader
succeeding
Mrs.
Greer
but
thty
named
Miss
Muriel
Vance,
who
Was
president
last
year,
as
their
Junior
leader.
Other
officers
for
the
year
were
chosen
a
follows:
President,
.Mis
Beulah
McKinley.
Vice-president,
Miss
Sheila
Stuart.
Secretary,
Mlsc
Mabel
Ivarson..
Treasurer,
M&s
Helen
Walker.
Flower
convener,
Miss
Cleo
Mils-sallem.
There
ws
a
good
turn
out
at
ll1e
meeting.
Before
the
close,
delicious
refreshments
were
serveed.
NO
TENNIS
GAA1ES
Owlnr
to
rain,
no
games
were
Mf,A4
'Via
DHn..
T7nnol4
Tershlt
I
An
active
fluid
(hat
atlatkt
disease
germs
in
the
kln.
In
harmony
with
tli
theory
of
the
greatest
liviug.skln
tperlallht.
It
lias
had
many
brilliant
successes
over
bkin
disease.
Sea
Cadets
Hold
fag
Day
Today
Funds
Ilelnr
Raised
on
Streets
Assist
in
Work
of
Corps
Club's
toufntrheht.
The
scheduled
land
possibly
'to
hear
him
speak.
announced
for
yesterday
will
stand
for
today.
DDD
ior
ache
and
eczema
lng
to
JUhe
25.
TO
to
The
entire
local
corps
of
the
Sea
Cadets
are
on,
the
city
streets
today
engaged
in
tagging
pedestrians
to
raise
funds
tor
the
work
of
Uie
corps.
The
tag
day
is
under
the
auspices
Of
the,
I0al
htahch
of
the
Navy
League
pf
Canada
and
the
boys
are
taking
watches
of
four
hours
each.
Headquarters
are
being
made
at
the
oflfce
of
the
Northern
Shipping
Co.
those
in
charge
there
being
Robert
Blance,
Philip"
Ray
and
Initiator
Young.
Is
Cdniing
Here
prom
England
A
committee
will
have
in
hand
arrangements
to
meet
Mr.
Pooley
SMITH
II0P
OFF
hrltlsh
Columbia
Aviator
Will
Essay
Atlanflc
Flight
Tomorrow
DUELJN,
June
7:
Capt.
'Charles
Kingsford-Smlth
and
three
com-
LOCAL
ITEMS
The
Lief
Erlckson
Society
has
discontinued
for
the
summer
months
holding
of
regular
A.
H.
Waddington
of
the
Forest
Branch
service
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
interior
on
official
business.
J.
O.
BouHlknne.
of
the
Corporation
of
Canada
construe-1
tion
staff
returned
to
tholty
on
today's
tran
ropi
a
brief
trip
to
Falls
RJver.,1
,,
.
'
C.
H.
Sawle,
publisher
of
the
Omlneca
Herald,
left
on
today's
trajn
orvhls
return
to
New
Hazel-tori,
aftefj
a
day
visit
in
the
city
ori
business.
inductor
T.
M.
Spencer,
who
1st
l
runmne-on
trains
brtwwn
Rmith.
in
Norway.
W.
J,
McCUTCHKON,
I)ItUGGlSTiPan,ons'
lv,n
the
Southern
Cross,
tibn
with
900th
aiihlversary
of
the
.expect
to
nop
off
on
a
trans-Atlan-,
founding
of
the
Christian
Church
OKMES
LTD.
j
tic
flight
at
2
o'clock
Sunday.
j
in
Norway.
I
A.
lAj
Cohflon.
who
has
bten
on
1
la
trip
south
in
the
course
of
which
I
iie
nuenciea
me
Lmerai
convention
:
at
Kamloops,
returned
to
the
city
j
from
Vancouver
on
Cne
Prince
Ru
pert
this
morning,
Mrs.
J6tyi
Ivrsor
Mrs.
H.
Lei-land
and
Mrs.
Edsviek
were
amdne
members.
ontrie
ltfcal
Scandinavian-colony
who
left
oh
today's
train!
for
New
York
wh'ere
they
will
embark
fdr
Trouahjem.
Norway,
to'
amend
tne
ceieoratlon
in
connec
da
i
,v.
wis.
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Ladies'
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T.:k.
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Chn
:
6f
Mrs.
Tom
tv.t.i.
Place
Thursday
What
a
Frierui
W
was
sung
an.i
I
reading,
p'-ay
i'
the
pastor,
o-:
program
wen
Piano
sole.
Vf
Solo,
Olive
Dv'i:
Com-nent:.
:
count
of
tht-
-iiv
led
by
Mrs
Ti
i
sponct'3
out
f
i'1
;'
lenci?
and
hi::
Solo.
"Ha
vi
i1
Lord."
Mm.
1
:
Hymn,
"I
I
1
1;
Delicious
n
fi'
!
.At.
the
meeting
of
the
Chamber
of
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Prince
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