paoe
rouH
BROOKLYN
while
St.
Louis
Cardtnafc
were
los
tog
two
games
to
the
champion
Chicago
Cube.
Two
ninth
inning
raUies
enabled
Boston
Braves
to
defeat
New
York
Giants.
Walter
Roster's
twelfth
homer
gave
the
Braves
three
rutw
in
the
eighth.
In
the
American
League,
PhUa-
Milter.
Mctfair,
Simmons
and
Bisn-op
of
the,
Athletics
and
Goslin
of
the
Stsjggt
bit
homers,
Simmons
tying
the
score
in
the
ninth
inning
of
the
HnsVgame
with
a
homer
with
two
on
board.
New
York
Yankees
took
a
double-header
from
Boston
Red
Sox.
thus
extending
Boston's
losing
streak
to
13
straight
games.
Babe
Ruth
hit
his
fifteenth
homer
of
the
season
in
the
ffnt
game.
Yesterdays
seeres:
National
League
Philadelphia
1-9,
Brooklyn
11-11.
'few
York
5-5,
Boston,
6-C.
GmcmaH
-,
Pittsburg
1-7.
at
Louis
IKS.
Chicago
2-9.
American
League
Boston
5-,
New
York
6-7.
Washington
A'Jl.
Phlla.
7-16.
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New
York
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Cleveland
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Detroit
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Louts
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Chicago
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Boston
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BRITISH
FINAL
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ST.
ANDRSW8.
May
31:
1
Bobby
Jones
defeated
Roger
Took
Double-Header
From
Phillies
1
Wethered
of
Great
Britain
in
Yesterday
Athletics
Beat
j
flnal
the
British
ama-
Senators
Twice
ar
golf
championship
today
seven
up
and
six
to
play.
NEW
YORK,
May
31:
Brooklyn
Robin
took
a
clear
hold
on
first
place
In
the
National
League
by!
h'eader
'row
Philadelphia
yesterday
round
wnircp
Canadian
National
Softball
Game
Ends
in
15-11
Score
In
a
Canadian
Nattonal
softball
game
on
a
slippery
field
last
eve-
header
-from
Washington
Senators.
Gfffft?
to
Mm,
ro
cf.;
Bond,
rf.;
King.
sc.
Umpires
were
Comadlna
and
As
toria.
Team
Standings
SCULLING
W.
L.
pry
Dock
4
1
Round
House
4
1
rtffloo
1
A
Station
..
1
4
CHAMPION
Ted
Phelps
Takes
Title
Today
'
Putney
From
Bert
Barry
By
Handy
Margin
MORTLAKE,
England,
May
31:
ED
To
Fit
Your
Pocket
Book
$GM)9
to
$550.00
TERMS
ARRANGED
TIRES
Can
you
use
these
sizes?
Several
good
used
33x4
and
34x4'
tires
at
special
;
prices,
AUTOMOBILE
Engines,
at
low
prices
abm
for
conversion
to
boat
engines.
.
COME
In
and
see
the
new
FORD
MARINE
'ENGINE-now
set
up
in
our
shop.
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
at
Ted
Phelps
today
won
the
world's
g79
;
championship
sculling
title
from
AW
I
Bert
Barry
by
35
lengths
on
the
jMortlake-Putney
course,
covering
ine
iour
ana
a
quarter
miles
in
22
minutes
and
48
seconds.
Barry,
who
won
the
title
a
Vancouver
on
December
27,
1927,
by
de
feating
Major
Goodsell,
never
had
la
chance
aadlnst
hie
younger
2
1
.667
'
Get
the
Ad.
reading
habit
Canada
0
3
.000
pays.
It
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,
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"
r
WON
GAME
Sam
Curire's
Younesters
Still
Running
For
Gilhuly
Cup
Gilhuly
Cup
Standing
Regiment
P.
R.
C.
A.
Legion
W.
D.
3
1
3
0
0
1
SPORT
CHAT
A.
P.
4
7
4
6
6
1
In
The
youthful
Prince
Rupert
Ath-
'Ietic
Club
football
players,
showing
'great
improvement,
turned
in
a
fine
game
last
night
to
Inflict
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
upon
the
j
Regiment
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
and
keen
themselves
in
the
runnine
for
Kt
i
A
T
flKHJ
CV
lth
Gi!huIy
Cup.
fi"t
soccer
trophy
llLtrXl
O
JL
L
LKsLi
ot
the
season.
The
Athletics
made
!
a
great
shewing
to
win
the
congra
tulations
of
their
supporters
and
aU
ether
fans
who
witnessed
the
match.
There
was
a
fair-steed
crowd
of
spectators
present
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds.
The
first
goal
of
the
game
was
scored
by
Albert
Dickens
for
the
plete
with
errors
on
both
sides.
Fori
AU11
Club.
Jimmy
McKay
put
rthe
Round
House.
Raby
and
Bond
AU1,eac
U1UD
lwo
UP
wnMe
obtained
three
hiU
apiece
and
jJOImnT
Murray
opened
the
scoring
Bond
carried
off
the
fielding
fea-
for
Retant.
Half
time
saw
tare
of
th
vmtnm
hv
athin
the
score
sUndmg
at
two
to
one.
short
fly
to
left
on
the
run.
For
the
Offices,
Smith's
catching
was
good,
besides
securing
two
hits
in
three
l
times
at
bat.
Offices
Smith,
c;
Summers,
2b.:
w.
Tobey,
p.;
Lawten,
lb.;
Cover-
dale,
cf.;
White,
rf.;
Mcintosh,
If.;
R.
Tobey,
3b.;
Moxley,
ss.
Round
House
Cameron,
lb.;
Tulloch,
c;
Raby,
p.;
Wendell,
2b.;
Sinclair,
rf,;
Nelson,
3b.;
Scherk,
In
spite
of
the
two
goals
for
the
opposing
team,
the
Regiment
with
the
grade
in
their
favor,
had
shown
slightly
the
best
in
the
first
half.
In
the
second
half,
however,
the
Athletic
Club
clearly
demonstrated
its
superiority
and
had
things
its
own
way
throughout
the
period.
Diekens
scored
again
for
the
third
goal
to
his
side's
credit.
Sonny
Styles,
Athletic
Club
full
back,
was
the
outstanding
player
en
the
field.
Dickens.
Chenoski
and
McKay,
indeed
all
the
forward
line.
did
well
for
the
Athletics.
Angus
Macdonald,
Wilson
and
Murray
(were-
stars
of
the
Regiment's
for
ward
line
with
Watson
giving
good
service
as
centre
half
and
La
Idler
safe
as
ever
in
goal.
H.
Worsfold
refereed
the
game
and
Fred
Hardy
and
Jimmy
Kelly
were
linesmen.
The
players
were
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
Currie;
Styles
and
Murray;
Wood-side,
Tasker
and
Geerge
Mitchell;
Bussanich,
McKay.
Dickens,
Chen
oski
and
Frizzell.
Regiment
Laldler;
Ross
and
Norrington;
Kelsey,
Watson
a
ad
Dolg;
Wilson,
Maedonald,
Smurth-waite,
Murray
and
Edgeeumbe.
Manager
Jimmy
Kelly
declares
that,
while
his
team
may
be
eliminated
from
the
Gilhuly
Cup
com
petition,
the
Canadian
Lealon
foot-
iball
eleven,
may
be
counted
upon
to
jput
up
more
stiff
resistance
in
the
other
silverware
contests
of
the
leascn.
Only
now
is
the
team
com-imencine
to
get
whlDned-
into
shane
land
Jimmy
promises
that
they
are
going
to
start
on
Monday
night
and
force
things
a
bit
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
In
0ie
next
Gilhul.'Cup
fixture.
Stockings
tor
the
Legion's
new
uniforms
have
arrived
and,
as
soon
as
the
rest
of
the
suits
arrive,
the
Legion
will
take
the
field
In
their
full
new
army.
Meantime,
it
is
announced
that
(Re
following
team
will
represent
tj
Legion
against
the
Prince
Rupfrt
AthIelic
Club
on
Monday
rftftt-Smith;
W.
Mitchell
and
Jack;
fAtt-rie,
Howe
and
Macdonaklf
Hunter,
Hadden,
Baptle,
HUdltch
and
.Campbell;
reserves,
Redpath
and
Comadina.
Boy
Scouts
Clear
Hays
Cove
Trail
Were
Busy
Last
Night
Itetwren
Mc-Ciymont
Tark
and-
Dry
DocK
'
Third
Prince
Runert
Troon
nov
inma
flm
1ief
-www
w
v)vm
witiv
vuiiv
tug
V
tlWUv
clearing
a
trail
from
Mcdlympnt
'Park
along
Hays
Creek
towards
the
dry
dock.
After
work
had
been
discontinued,
the
evenlne's
nroceed-
lngs
concluded
with
the
playing
of
games,
etc.
The
troop
will
take
part
In
the
Elks'
Flag
Day
Darade
and
the
crownhHg
,i,t
the
May
Qtiecnr
next
lucsaay.
I
CASSIARWON
FINAL
GAME
Defeated
SunnysirTe
If
to
12
Softball
Thursday
Xirht
In
After
playing
a
nice
game
of
for
seven
innings
at
Cassia
r
Thursday
night
Sunnyside,
who
had
been
leading
12
to
6,
suddenly
cracked
wide
open
and
Cas&iar,
coming
to
life
with
hickory,
knoc
ked
out
six
runs
to
even
the
count
and
finally
took
the
game
in
the
last
inning.
The
score
board
showed
14
to
12
In
their
favor.
Both
teams
were
very
evenly
matched
anC
played
good
ball
for
most
of
the
game.
Harvey
for
Sunnyside
made
two
spectacular
catches
in
left
field.
and
Tingley
played
an
excellent
game
at
short
for
Casstar.
Wilkin
son,
Tennant
and
Waring
should
be
mentioned.
In
the
series
between
the
two
teams
Cassia
r
has
now
won
two
games
and
lost
one.
Oaeafar
will
meet
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Station
team
on
Sunday
after
aoon.
Moose
Card
Party
and
Dance
Success
Large
Crowd
Attended
Affair
Last
Night
and
Had
Very
Enjoyable
Time
A
very
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
the
Moose
Lodge,
a
large
crowd
being
in
attendance
at
the
affair.
Prte-Winners
at
cards
were:
la
dle
fUt,
Miss
Hdor,
Anderson;
second,
Mrs.
w.
E.
Funneil;
men's
first
A.
Hanson
on
cat
with
M.
OundeHson,
second.
A.
Aarsey
en
cut
with
J.
Desmullea.
After
cards
detteton
refresh
ments
were
served
with
Mrs.
P.
J.
Ryan
ia
charge
of
ttte
catering.
Mutes
for
dancing
which
follow
ed
was
provided
by
the
Premier
Orchestra
Oscar
Sather
wa
chairman
of
the
oommUtee
in
charge
and
master
qf
ceremonies.
William
Logan
presided
at
the
door.
Social
Evening
Was
Enjoyable
A
delightful
social
evening
was
held
last
night
by
the
Ladies'
Aid
of
Rupert
East
United
Chtlrsh.
there
being
a
large
attendance.
Games
and
nraeic
were
enjoyed
and.
with
Mrs.
Robert
Wilson
p
re
letting
at
the
piano,
the
progrim
included
violin
solos
by
James
Witt
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs.
Wright
Da-
vies
and
Mrs.
J.
Murray.
Robert
Wilson
presided.
Whist
Drive
Last
Night
For
Ladies
Mrs.
James
Krikevsky
Hostess
at
Delightful
Affair
Last
Night
For
L.
O.
B.
A.
Members
Mrs
James
Krikevsky
entertained
members
of
the
Ladles'
Orange
Be-nevoleut
Association
at
a
delight
ful
whist
drive
last
nifht.
There
were
nine
tables
In
play
and
pffce-winnei
;
were:
first,
tin.
Jaek-Mun-ro;
second,
Mrs.
O.
W.
Johnein;
eonsolr.Uon,
Miss
Cathie
Irvtney
During
the
evening
Delicious
ro-frethments
were
served.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Smith
read
card
fortunes
arid
Mrs.
ttod
Morrison,
the
tea
cups.'
William
Mclver,
superintendent
of
the
local
elevatocf
and
L.
H.
Ha
worth,
office
manager,
are
on
a
.rip
to
Vancouver
on
official
bus
ness.
Smothering
Spells
Couldn't
Walk
Far
Gasped
For
Breath
Mrs.
T.
W.
Both,
Kelowni,
B.C.,
erltait
"For
orer
a
year
I
w
troubled
with
imotheriog
epells,
and
it
M
Impossible
for
w
to
walk,
even
a
tort
dixtaoea,
on
account
of
baring
to
fMP
for
breath.
"'A
friend
told
ma
to
try
"Men
I
did,
and
felt
much
better.
la
a
ahort
tuna
I
"I
van
now
recommend
them
to
aveyyone."
I
Price.
50a.
abox
at
all
dnieeitti
and
;
dealer,
tr
nailed
dlteet
ea
racelpt
of
prlea
by
Tk
T.
UUbam
Cc,
Limited,
i
Toronto,
Ont.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Sam
Jabour
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
trttn
from
a
business
trip
to
the
interior.
E.
E.
Gregg,
assistant
district
forester,
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
a
trip
to
tha
interior
on
official
duies.
Thomas
McMeekin
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
h'
trip
to
ue
interior
as
far
as
Prince
George
on
business.
Miss
Thelmr.
Bunn,
who'hal
been
spending
a
two
weeks'
holi
day
visiting
at
Vanarsdol,
return
ed
to
the
city
on
today's
train.
H.
s.
Parker
of
Stewart
St
Mob
ley
Ltd.
returned
to
the
city
on
to
day's
train
from
one
of
hie
peri
odical
business
trips
to
the
inter
lor.
Mrs.
Thome
Carry
le.
who
has
been
spemilag'
the
whiter
vMtlng
her
natrre
home
m
Scotland,
re
turned
to
the
city
on
today's
train.
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
Vandertsp
arri
ved
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Raw
pert
this
morning
ftoas
Vanaouw
and
entrained
this
afternoon
for
Terrace.
Malar
Our
Lyons
of
Victoria
Is
a
business
vWtor
In
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
south
on
the
ss.
Prince
Rupert
this
morning.
Ma
jor
Lyons
was
formerly
one
of
the
Conservative
members
of
the
Leg
islature
from
Victoria.
WRlteM
Held
and
Robert
James
left
on
today's
train
for
Terraee
where
they
will
make
arrangements
for
the
holding
of
the
Of.
Recreation
League's
ptente
ex
cursion,
on
July
1.
They
wiU
return
to
the
city
on
tomorrow's
train.
A
Dlly
News
irlnp
results.
Q
want-ad
will
mm
NEW
GILLETTE
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and
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and
Razor.
Simply
turn
guard
at
right
angles,
re-tighten,
rinse
under
hot
running
water
and
shake
dry.
This
one
improvement
alone
Is
worth
the
price
of
the
New
dill-ette.
Yet
it
is
only
one
of
many
leasing
changes
that
you'll
find
i
this
new
razor
and
blade.
J
"Razor
pull'
for
instance,
won't
bother
you
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it
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razor
are-
reinforced
with
sturdy
lugs
of
extra
metal
that
stand
a
lot
of
abuse.
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even
if
you
should
dent
these
lugs
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blade
is
no
longer
held
at
tha
corners,
so
no
harm
results
from
dropping.
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at
the
new
blade,
and
note
how
the
corners
are
cut
out.
Note
too'that
the
new
blade
ends
are
square,
not
round,
for
safer
handling
with
wet
fingers
and
easier
shaving
around
mouth,
nose
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cars.
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