TEAM
STANDINGS
National
League
W.
L.
New
York
10
5
Chicago
12
8
Pittsburg
10
7
Boston
8
1
Brooklyn
8
8
Otaclooati
7
10
SL
Louis
6
11
Philadelphia
5
10
Amesiean
League
W.
L.
Cleveland
12
5
Philadelphia
12
5
Washington
12
6
Chksao
8
7
St
Louis
8
10
Now
York
6
10
Boston
0
12
Detroit
6
15
whleh
te
to
be
staged
next
week.
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dyes
are
easiest
to
use!
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This
advertisement
in
ot
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Uoard
or
by
'
'
j
jle
iGovernment
of
British
Columbia
autics,
.ciiub
up
in
ixura
piace.
The
final
team
standing-
was
as
rcv-
iJoJlows
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Musketeers
28,205
Cold
Storage
264)60
Seal
Cevc
.Hotel
23,756
Sawmill
,
:...1,875
Herman
Loblkk.
well
known
as
a
-J"
(baseball
pitcher
'and
boxer,
dis-223
1
tlwtuished
himself
in
brldee
bv
be-
and
Tobey,
Umpires,
Comadina
and
Thomp
son.
League
Standing
W.
Round
House
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Dry
Dock
1
Station
.0
Offices
.'.
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L.
0
0
1
2
Next
game
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock
will
be
played
Friday
night.
of
W.
Howarth,
V.
Houston,
W.
E.
Funnell,
T.
Barton,
L.
Astoria,
F.
Mattinglee,
O.
Lundie,
Ed.
Valpy,
O.
Shenton,
W.
Bacon,
Bobby
Houston
and
Dave
Houston.
The
second
part
of
the
program
consisted
of
an
interesting
bill
of
musical,
vocal
and
dancing
novelties.
These
numbers
all
of
merit.
Included:
Skit
by
Mr.
Block
and
Mr.
Tackle
(Henry
Hellbroner
and
Joe
Ratch-ford.
Valpy
and
Ryan
In
songs.
Magicians
and
Fakes,
H.
Skat-tebol,
Bob
Armstrong,
Dick
Long
and
C.
Donaldson.
Madame
DuBarry,
songs
and
dances
(Earl
Barrie.
Prof.
Foolum,
weight
lifting
W.
E.
Funnell).
Recitations,
the
Sergeant
Major,
IWritht
Davies.
Banjo
duet,
H.
Dunn
and
R.
Bart-lett
The
Moose
Orchestra,
consisting
of
T.
Tasker,
conductor,
J.
Bryant,
II.
Dunn,
R.
Bartlett,
Q.
Brochu,
Bert
Cameron,
Percy
Mcintosh,
J.
",
Ing
the
high
scorer
of
the
league,
sturgeon,
J.
.Saunders,
W.
I
The
Individual
scorns
for
thv
ka.
The
.Baptist
Brotherhood,
at
ns'60n
WWe
as
follows:
meeting
last
night,
had
a
practise
H.LobUck
(Cold
Storage)
15,427
in
anticipation
of
a
mock
trial
n
Corbett
(Musketeers)
14.753
A.
McEwen
(Musketeers)
15,695
:
J.
Skinner
(Musketeers)
14,677
L.
Richardson
(Cold
Storage)
13,210
D.
Nelson
Hotel)
13.034
,
W.
Way
(Cold
Storage)
12,882
;
P.Johnson
(Musketeers)
12,395
j
A.
Maedonald
(Cold
Storage)
12.159
G.
-vi.
P.
.
Lyons
ujrwiis
iiiuki;
Hotei)
-
1,16
12,122
with
tunesome
music,
merry
mirth
and
various
entertainment
novelties,
the
minstrel
show
staged
by
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
in
he
Moose
Hall
was
an
enjoyable
at
3iir
Indeed.
A
large
crpwd
was
In
ittendance
and
appreciation
was
xpressed
generally
of
the
enter
tainment
offered.
The
show
will
be
repeated
tonight
and,
with
the
re
commendations
it
is
receiving,
there
should
again
be
a
large
audience,
The
first
part
of
the
program
was
given
over
to
the
minstrel
show
featuring
jslnglng,
dancing
and
comic
numbers.
W.
B.
McCajjum
was
Interlocutor
with
William
Beaumont
as
pianist.
Blackface
end
men
were
Joe
Ratchf
ord,
Henry
Hellbroner,
Dick
Long
and
C.
Pan
aldson
while
the
circle
was
made
up
LOCAL
ITEMS
Fuller
and
W.
Howarth
played
enlivening:
elections
to
round
out
the
program
J.
3.
Van
Valkenberg.
who
ha;
been
on
a
brief
visit
-
in
...
town,
v
..
..
,
will
..
..
.
,
,
,
.
,
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DtamSSS
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IUnsw
IIote,)
JW18.aU
the
Prince
William
tonight
Ttn.
No
Cmyng
KDottlne
'
SSSSm
D.
Green
(Hotel)
10.577
on
his
return
to
Massett.
j
.
i.-.j
1.-1.
never
a
trace
oi
inai
re-uyea
ioo.
Just
rich,
even,
bright
colors
that
hold
amazingly
through
wear
and
washing.
Diamond
Dyes
are
the
highest
quality
dyes
you
can
buy
beeaut
they're
so
rieh
in
pure
aniline.
That
s
what
makes
them
so
easy
to
use.
That's
why
they've
been
famous
lor
60
years.
15
cent
packages
all
dealers.
P.
Church
Sawmill)
10,451
A.
Clark
(Sawmill)
9,538
Thelmlng
(Sawmill)
9,182
J.
S.
Irvine
left
on
this
mqrh
ing's
train
to
spend
a
week
or
so
A.
McRae
(Sawmill)
.560at
Hazelton
where
he
will
repUb-
PresenUtioa
-of
the
league
cup
to
j
crate
after
a
severe
attack
of
Ihe
the
Musketeers
will
be
made
at
a
j
flu.
Danquet
to
be
neid
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Louis
Richardson.
DiamondoDes
ROUND
HOUSE
Highest
QuolHy
fer
SOYaon
j
JJJjT
OFFICES
TVE&Ete
Wesley
Singer,
who
has
been
paying
a
brief
business
visit;
In
town,
will
sail-by
the
Prince
VVif-11am
tcnlght
on
his
return
to
sett.
x
T
'
v
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
and
child
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prittc
Score'
In
C.N.K.
Softball
LastJ0.0"115
nilng
from
Vlcgffla
Evening
Round
House
handed
the
General
Offices
their
second
drubbing
of
the
season
last
night
in
the
CNH.
Softball
League
and,
outside
of
the
first
Inning
when
the
Round
House
scored
10
of
their
runs
the
game
was
fairly
good,
the
score
being
17-2.
For
the
Round
House,
the
hitting
of
Sinclair
and
the
pitching
and
fielding
of
Raby
were
outstanding
and
lor
the
General
Offices
the
fielding
of
Mcintosh
was
the
feature.
Round
House:
Cameron,
lb.;
Tul-loch,
c;
Ruby,
p.;
Lemeaux,
rf.;
Peterson,
2b.;
Nelson,
3b.;
Bond,
ss.;
Sinclair,
If.;
Ferguson,
cf.
Offices:
Barrett,
rf.;
Harold,
p.;
Coverdale,
ss.;
Summers,
2b.;
Tobey,
looey.i
ss.;
Johnson,
3b.;
Mcintosh
Smith,-cf.;
Lautens,
lb,
where
they
have
been
vlsltlngaor
Mrs.
R.
Wilson
and
daugr
Miss
'
Wllma
Wilson,
will
sail'
the
Prince
William
tonlglj
make
the
round
trip
to
the
q
CJiarlottc
Islands.
F.
3,
Walton.
C.N.R.
roadmaster.
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
a
brief
trip
to
the
Interior
as
far
as
Pacific
on
official
duties,
Mrs.
II.
Calderwood
and
famljy
of
Digby
Island,
who
have
been
spending
a
holiday
visiting
in
Vic
toria,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
.
-mi
-i
...
i
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Menenghello
Stewart,
who
have
been
on
a
Batteries:
Round
House,
Raby
and
trip
to
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
in
Tulloch;
Office,
Coverdale,
Harold
the
south,
are
returning
north
on
the
Prince
George
today,
Fred
Jancowski
of
Stewart,
who
has
been
on
a
business
trip
to
Van
P.
couver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
George
today
returning
north.
CNJl.
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
In
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
it
'a
.
A
message
to.
SENATORS
!
KETCHIKAN
MINSTREL
Canadian
boys
and
girls
WIN
AGAIN
IS
COMING
SHOW
FINE
Homers
Help
Philadelphia
Athletics
to
Beat
St.
Louis
Browns
NEW
YORK,
May
7:
Washing
ton
Senator!
souared
the
series
yesterday
by
noting
out
Detroit
TigMH.
Jimmy
Foxx
hit
a
homer
with
Al
Simmons
i
base
a
Philadelphia
Athletics
beat
St.
Louis
Browns.
A
four-ran
ally
in
the
fifth
followed
by
homers
by
Morgan
and
Seeds
gave
Cleveland
Indians
the
victory
over
New
York
Yankees.
In
the
National
League,
Chicago
Cubs
scored
three
ran
on
four
hits
off
Dazzy
Vance
to
beat
Brooklyn
Robins.
A
six-run
rally
by
Pittsburg
Pirates
in
the
eighth
failed
to
overcome
a
New
York
lead
and
the
Giants
won.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
New
York
11,
Pittsburg
9.
Brooklyn
1,
Chicago
2.
Boston
4,
Cincinnati
3.
American
League
Cleveland
7,
Hew
York
6.
Chicago
4,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
1,
Philadelphia
4.
Detroit
4,
Washington
9.
Pet.
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Baseball
Series
For
May
Zi
Arranged
With
Return
Matches
at
Alaska
Town
on
July
4
Stan
Moran
and
W1U
Mitehell
returned
to
the
city
yesterday
afternoon
from
Ketchikan
where
they
made
arrangements
for
&.
baseball
team
from
that
town
to
come
here
on
May
24
for
two
games
with
the
locals
and,
possibly,
a
third
on
the
Sunday
which
follows
the
holiday.
A
return
series
will
be
played
at
Ketchikan
on
July
4
when
a
local
team
will
Journey
to
the
Alaskan
town.
It
Is
possible
that
a
boat
may
be
chartered
and
an
excursion
run
from
here
to
Ketchikan
on
the
Fourth.
An
international
boxing,
tournament
is
also
proposed.
Mr.
Moran
and
Mr.
Mitchell
made
the
trip
to
Ketchikan
on
the
Vera
iS.
Frye
with
M.
M.
Stephens.
MUSKETEERS
WIN
BRIDGE
Seal
Cove
Championship
Settled
Last
Night
Herman
Lobiick
High
Scorer
Musketeers
are
the
champions
for
the
season
of
the
Seal
Cove
Bridge-
League.
Final
games
were
played
last
night
and
the
Musketeers
defeated
the
Sawmill
4359
to
3374
while
Seal
Cove
Hotel
beat
Cold
Storage
4330
to
3450.
The
Saw-
33
Infill;
although
winning
five
out
of
Moose
Lodge
Staged
Enjoyable
En
tertainmcnt
Last
Evening
'Mr
It
costs
nothing
to
join.
You
will
get
loads
of
fun
out
of
it,
and
re
ceive
every
month
free
a
copy
of
the
Fleet
Foot
Sports
Review.
This
little
sports
newspaper
Is
full
of
interesting
sports
items
.
.
Babe
Ruth's
home
run
records;
interesting
facts
about
Dempsey'J
greatest
battles;
the
new
hockey
rules;
Canadian
and
American
rugby
rules;
when
and
where
the
next
Olympic
camel
will
be
held;
and
hundreds
of
other,
stories
about
ath
letes
and
games.
On
the
front
page
of
the
last
Vancouver
Sunday
Province
ap-1
pears
a.
larce
picture
of
Miss
Amy
Johnson,
niece
of
T.
H.
Johnson
of
this
city,
who
Is
essaying
a
solo
flight
from
England
to
Australia,
and
her
plane.
Mrs.
M.
Thornton
And
Mrs.
B.
T,
White,
accompanied
by
the
two
sons
of
the
latter,
arrived
ln
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
Calgary
and
will
sail
on
the
Prince
William
tonight
for
a
visit
at
Sandsplt,
Queen
Charlotte
li
tems.
Read
opposite,
how
you
can
become
a
member
of
the
Fleet
foot
Athletic
Club.
.
.
how
to
join
the
NEW
FLEET
FOOT
ATHLETIC
CLUB
Good
fan,
good
training,
interesting,
instructive
The
Fleet
Foot
Athletic
Club
is
being
formed
for
boys
and
girls
only.
It
will
be
your
very
own
Club.
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
with
a
fair-sized
passenger
list.
v.;
city
on
the
Prince
GeorgfdtHis
morning
after
a
visit
in
ancU-ver
and
Victoria.
She
waSMccoiri-panled
by
her
little
granddaugh
ter.
Indian
Agent
James
Glllett
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
who'
has
been
spending
a
few
days
in
the
city
on
departmental
business,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
William
tonight
on
his
return
to
Massett.
Remember
.
.
.
the
membership
It
limited
to
boys
and
girls
buying
and
wearing
Fleet
Foot
Shoes
.
.
.
the
best
rubber
soled
shoes
for
games,
sports
and
summer
wear.
R.
F,
Sharpe,
who
is
identified
with
the
Allison
Logging
Co.
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
ss.
Prince
George
this
morning,
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
and
will
sail
tonight
on
ine
rrince
William
for
the
Islands.
He
Is
a
brother
of
Constable
O.
C.
Sharpe
of
trje
city
detach
ment
of
the
provincial
police.
R.
W.
Sinclair
of
Inverness
Cannery
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
three
weeks'
visit
ln
Vietorla
and
Vancouver.
Mrs.
George
Laidler
returned
to
the
city
on
tho
Prince
ucorge
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
her
mpther.:
Surprise
Party
Each
member
gets
at
a
button,
certificate
and
monthly
Sports
Review
First,
go
to
any
shoe
store
selling
Fleet
Foot
Shoes.
Buy
die
kind
of
Fleet
Foot
Shoes
you
like
best,
and
ask
the
dealer
for
an
ar
plication
blank
Athletic
Club.
5C
Product
of
Dominion
Rubdkr
Company
LtMrrsa
which
tickle
the
Dalate.
1
was
There
was
a
round,
of
games,
vo-'
he
uduoi
'
ml
nnrt
lnfrnmn
tni
mutin
nnA
'
ClaDD's
nremlM
story
telling,
after
which
Mrs.
D.
C.
mk.
Munro,
who
will
bo'her
jnftst
'
17,
'
Z
Z
T'
!
,
.tiif.,Fwun
a
Deauiuui
suvcr
oisn.
in
mak-
Jv
I
A-ir
a
.
'fr
jrom
me
south
with
a
shipment
more
m
ir.ew
u,
t
of
donkey
engines
for
the
Power
Corporation
of
Canada,
which
are
oeing
picked
up
at
Ocean
Fail.
-"
and
j
another
parcel
.
of
isn
t.nn.
!
i
u
ui
A.
V
"
"
ociiw
bwbucu
uci.
liiis
uPTiy
join-
.,..
i
.
,
.
nlln
8teL
also
for
the
Power
ed
with
the
former
and
helped
ZZlr:
i
ine
vessei
win
Pro-:
make
the
affair
most
Jolly.
The
?,ToHm
fo
Bkagway
wlUl
ajparty
broke
up
by
a1
s,
,
,lfQ
full
cargo
of
fre
eht
fnr
h
v
,i
i.u.
i.
a
lerniory.
,
T
nnrv
inpinrtori
ho.Mo.
Fill
out
the
application
bltr
get
the
dealer
to
sign
it,
ud
mail
it
to
Dominion
Rubber
Co.
Limited,
at
Montreal,
Que.
Of
course,
you
must
insist
ca
getting
Fleet
Foot
Shoes.
Otherwise
you
can't
join
the
Club.
That
is
the
only
requirement.
Wcwill
send
you
a
beautifully
en
graved
certificate,
with
your
name
JUT
c7
on
it;
a
swanky
membership
button;
and
the
Fleet
Foot,
Sports
Review.
surprised
family.
Dear
Lean.
Mrs.
D
C
Ri'wn-
Clark,
Mrs
M.
l
...
n
...
and
Presentation
lBC
ILart
Mrs.
J
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Lai
evening
a
number
of
their
frlefijiU
caught
the
J.
W.
McKlnjey
famfl.
una
wares
and
took
posses-sion!pf
their
hb'me
until
after
midnight.
The
members
of
the
party
did
not
come
empty
handed,
however,
and
about
midnight
the
en-
Durran.
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