PAG2
FCuR
THE.
DAILY
NEWS
.
CARDS
HAVE
Lpndos
-
Steele
Wrestling
Match
College
Athletes
GOOD
LEAD
At
Chicago
Defeated
Giants
Yesterday
Both
:
.
New
York
Teams
Lose
NEW
YORK.
June
5:
St.
Louis
Cardinals
got
back
their,
former
lead
of
J
wo
and
a
half
games
In
tht
National
yesterday
by
defeating
the.JS'ew
YOrk
Giants.
Chtcagc
Cubs
came
close
to
second
place
by
defeating
the
Brooklyn
Robins.
In
the
American
League.
Philadelphia
Athletics
and
Washington
Senators
won
their
games
while
the
New
York
Yankees
dropped,
another
to
the
St.
Louis
Browns.
The
Cleveland
Indians
won
again
and
are
close
to
,
the
Yankees'
third
place
position.'
Yesterday's
scores:
!
American
League.
St.
Louis
8,
New
York
6.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
1.
Cleveland
10.
Boston
2.
Washington
9,
Detroit
1.
National
League
Chicago
6,
Brooklyn
4.
Cincinnati
5,
Philadelphia
2.
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
5.
Pittsburg
2,
Boston
1
(thirteen
innings).
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
St.
Louis
.28
12
.C84
New.
York
.24
15
.615
Chicago
.23
16
587
Boston
.20
20
.500
Brooklyn
........20
22
.476
Philadelphia
.19
22
,
.464
Pittsburg
19
23
.
.452
Cincinnati
J1
32
256
American
League
W.
L.-
Pet.
Philadelphia
.31'
Washington
26
New
York
.23
Cleveland
23
Chicago
17
Detroit
18
St.
Louis
..15
Boston
-,4.15
10,
17
18
20
24
29
23
27
Leads
Ford
Salesmen
.756
.605
E.
C
BROWN
pONGRATULATlpNS
are
fcelng
paid
to
E.
E.
Brown,
of
Loo
don,
Ont,
for
cli
achievement
la
leading
in
sslei
Volume.
all
other
Ford
aW-men
ia
Csnsda
during
ltxO.
Not
con-teat
with,
being
tbe
champion
ForJ
Suleiman
in
Canada,
Mr.
Brown
also
Was
Second
highest
In
North
America,
bis
record
being
turpatiied
only
by
a
Ford
salesman
In
New
York
City,
who
led
the
London
man
by
only
ten
cars.
FLOWER
SHOW
TO
BE
HELD
Activities
R.
S.
Sargent
is
Elected
President
HAZELTON.
June
5:
The
Hazel-tin
Horticultural
Society
will
continue
its
activities
this
year
and
th
date
of
-the
1931
Flower
Show
will
be
announced
later.
Qfflcers
have
been
elected
as
follows:
President,
R,
S.
Sargent.
Vice-President.
Dr.
L.
B.
Wrlnch.
Uncle
QK&hZvs
u
coming!
""Ray
Steele
proved
himself
a
bit
llexible
ariH
bowed
to
ways
of
Jim
Londos.
In
wrestling
match
at
the
Madison
Square
Garden,
New
York,
rexently.
when
referee
got
In
way
Ray
Steele
hurdled
over
him
to
get
a'
Londos.
PLAY
FOR
DAVIS
CUP
Lott,
Van
Ryn,
Shields
and
Wood
Are
Named
on
United
States
Team
i
NEW
YORK.
June
5:
Oeorge
M.
Lott
and
John
Van
Ryn
of
Phila-.
delphla
and
Francis
X.
Shields
and
ted
States
against
England.
Lott
and
Van
Ryn
are
already
overseas
while
Shields
and
Wood
are
leaving
today.
1
SPORT
CHAT
Sam
Currie'a
Merchants,
who
ce-
551
lebrated
their
entry
in
Senior
Foot
Judge
F.
A.
E.
Hamilton,
distin
guished
Winnipeg
juvenile
court
Jurist.
If
children
could
get
thfV,
little
things
they
want,
they
would
not
take
what
doea
not
belong
tr-k
them."
he
believes.
MERCHANTS'
TEAM
Secretary
-
Treasurer.
William
The
Merchant
will
firfri
th
fni
USE
SMALL
Freddie
Wood
have
been
named
will
carry
SEAPLANES
J35
ball
on
Tuesday
night
by
downing
Ihlele
in
the
world.
Whispers
of
400
the
Canadian
Legion,
which
won
;mU"
P
hour
are
in
the
air.
Quiet
3
53
...
...
,
.
and
confident
members
of
the
"high
J95
the
opening
gambol
the
season
last
l8peed
whkh
pUot
.357
Friday
from
the.
Regiment,
.wlll;
rnachines
lend
strength
to
the
("meet
the
"Regiment
In
the
third
i
rumont
.
"
game
Of
the
Gllhuly
'
Cup
Series
this
1
Three
Contestants
Postmaster
J.
R.
Morlson
sailed
lne
If
d
hQlS.
COod.
the
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupeu
onk,
xhouid
he
able
to
add
,!
"
'LU."''
"1"'
a.
.
4i
,
tr.
......
.
.
j
auu
r
ranee
wui
participate
in
fbr
Vancouver.
a
trip
to
a
second
victory
to
their
list
but
.,
....
fortunately,
such
things
don't
al-
known
of
the
utter
two
countries.
ways
follow
and
it
is
not
necessarily
j
entries
for
the
race,
going
to
be
so
tonight.
In
fact,
the
British
team
is
at
Calshot
at
Regiment
team
is
counting
on
glv-
i
present,
undergoing
the
special
tag
a
much
better
account
of
Itself
framing
necessary
to
fly
the
fast,
on
this
occasion
and
Is
quite
confi-
machines.
Six
different
types
of!
dent
that
it
will
be
able
to
take
the
fMt
alrpfcn
are
bemg
used
for
measure
of
the
Merchants
tonight.
the
praeuce.
Three
of
them
are
If
the
Regiment
wins,
the
race
will
;pure
jpee
dcraft
built
primarily
for
be
tied
up
three
ways
with
each
;
nartlelpetton
in
the
Schneider
con-team
having
won
and
each
having
teeU
of
1927
and
1929.
They
are
the
lost
a
game.
A
win
for
the
Mer-jaior
IV
biplane
of
1927,
modi-chants,
however,
would
give
them
,
fled
e
the
contet
at
Venice
that
a
lead
which
would
probably
prove
iyear
to
mke
it
more
suitable
for
very
embarrassing
to
the
other
two
;praettee
frying;
the
Supermarine
teams.
Incidentally,
the
final
heat,
35
monoplane,
winner
of
the
1927
in
the
100-yurd
dash,
started
lastevent;
and
the
Glo$ter
VI
bullt
,n
Friday,
will
be
run
off
between
per-
'
im.
The
other
machines
are
iods
tonight.
iRalrey
service
biplanes
on
floats;
j
oldest
of
them
being
the
justly
cele-
Louie
Shcneldert
winning
car
brated
"Flycatcher."
for
several
crossed
the
finish
line
last
Satur-!"6
the
gtancUrd
shlpflghter
of
day
nine
seconds
ahead
of
that
lthe
Alr
Arm
and
nowadays
driven
by
Fred
Frame
In
the
500-the
nlh
Pllot'
usual
tro-
mUe
IndlanapolU
Speedway
race,
lt'duetlon
to
seaplane
fighting.
The
was
ruled
this
week
by
the
Amert-
!other
Fairey
craft
are
a
"Fleet-can
Automobile
Association.
The
!
"
two
flwt
lhter.
and
a
ruling
was
announced
when
Harry
"firefly,"
single
seater,
both
of
'Ha'rtiilteU
Protest
aglnst
.Jhe
"iS0"1?4."1
new
milne
aWaMm'dflv-Tn'answer
'tTn-
whichln
their
fofjftetlve
classes
are
other
protest
regarding
third
to
amen6
tn
world's
fastest
and
most
finish,
the
board
ruled
that
Ralph
j"cient
airplanes.
Hepburn
of
Los
Angeles
nosed
out
Members
of
the
high
speed
crew
;
Louis
Meyer
of
Southgate.
Oal..
by
enthusiastic
about
their
chant
'
16
seconds.
'Allowance
of
Five
I
r
.
nr
1
1
o.
Lents
Would
otop
Theft
by
Children
WINNIPEO.
Jane
S
Five
cents
a
week
an
allowance
from
Dar
greatly
in
preventing
petty
thefta
Society
at
Ilaselton
to
Continue
Its
among
Juvenile,
in
the
opinion
of
ces
Physically
and
mentally,
they
measure
up
to
the
finest
type
of
British
airmen.
No
attempt
is
made
to
impose
rigid
dietary
or
other
re
strlctlona
on
them.
They
are
simply
expected
to
keep
fit.
Smoking
is
al
most
entirely
given
up,
and
alcohol
Is
usually
dropped,
BASEBALL
POSTPONED
On
account
of
rain,
last
night's
Senior
League
baseball
fixture
be
tween
the
Elks
and
Sons
of
Canada
en
U
to
their
children
would
ait'!
postponed.
Weather
perml.
ting,
n
win
te
played
on
Sunday
af
BRITISH
GOLF
TITLE
Grant.
!
lowing
team
to
meet
the
Regiment
j
utrokes
Xor
106
72
nt)lea-
Executive.
Mrs.
R.
S.
Sargent
and
j
tonight:
Vic
Menzles.
Douglas,
J
Mrs.
W.
W.
Anderson.
!
Stiles,
McKay,
Currle,
Hill.
Chen-1
joskl.
S.
Dickens.
A.
Dickens,
II
Dickens,
Les
Amor
ternoou.
AMERICAN
WINS
OPEN
CARNOUSTIE,
Soot.
June
5!
Tommy
Armour,
United
SU,tos
star,
who
holds
the
Oa
nadlan
ouen
coif
chamnlon
ihip,
today
won
the
British
!
open
UUo
with
u
total
of
296
Uncle
OAZAZliS
is
coming!
";
Meet
Seventy-Eight
Universities
and
Cop-leges
Represented
at
Track
and
Field
Sports
CHICAGO.
June
5:
Athletes
representing
78
universities
and
colleges
throughout
the
country
started
today
in
the
preliminaries'
of
the
tenth
annual
.intercollegiate
track
and
field
meet
at
Stagg
Field
here.
GUN
CLUB
,
HAS
MEET
I
'Reversion
Bark
to
Former
Season
j
For
Shooting
Migratory
Birds
Is
Beinr
Asked
I
The
Prince
Rupert
Rod
&
Gun
Club
held
its
annual
meeting
last
;
night
in
the
City
Kail
and
elected
t
officers
as
follows
for
the
ensuing
'
year:
Honorary
President,
Game
War-
j
deh
Thomas
Van
Dyk.
i
i
President,
J.
E.
Boddle.
I
Uritain's
Attempt
at
Third
Victory,
Vice-President.
A.
A.McEwen.
in
Seaplane
Race
Will
be
Made
!
Secretary-Treasurer.
F.
W.
Grtm-With
New
Type
of
Ships
ble.
I
Executive.
Oeorge
W.
Johnstone
:
and
A.
Ivarson.
LONDON.
June
5
:-Two
tiny
little
:
SpV.rn,
r--ni1Itint,.
wr
seaplane
each
bearing
the
some-,
fwp
submission
to
the
Oame
Com-what
ordinary
appellation
of
"S7."
mlssiQrH.
nrtnpln:1,
nnp
Mntr
the
Union-
Jack
in
the
!,
ur.u
,,
i
.
Shcnelder
Cup
Races,
emblematic
of
the
seaplane
championship
of
the
world,
on
September
12.
And
each
of
the
tiny
speedsters
will,
by
the
time
they
are
ready
for
the
race,
w
1
4VJ
MMik
Alll&l
41
J
bird
hunting
season
be
changed
back
from
September
15-December
31
to
October
15-January
31.
The
club
originally
asked
for
the
earlier
reason
but
'has
found
that
it
was
have
cost
Great
Britain
many
thou-
jnot
Hctory
as
was
expected.
I
The
two
ships,
Supermarine
mo-
jnoplanes,
are
being
built
for
the
i
contest
alone.
In
them
will
be
em
bodied
all
the
lessons
learned
by
airplane
and
engine
designers
in
preparing
for
previous
contests,
and
one
of
them
seems
likely
at
the
mo
ment
to
prove
itself
the
fastest
ve-
SOFTBALL
CHALLENGE
Team
Which
Defeated
C.
N.
IL
Re-cently
is
Vanquished
The
High
School
Softball
team,
which
won
from
the
C.
N.
R.
on'
Wednesday,
was
promptly
challenged
by
another
team
at
the
school
on
Thursday.
A
keenly
contested
game
resulted.
The
last
inning
found
the
score
eight
all.
Two
extra
innings
were
forced
before
the
challengers
were
finally
able
to
win
by
a
score
of
12-11.
Domlnato
and
Church
comprised
the
challenger's
battery,
Allen
and
Vance
acted
for
the
others,
ChaUengers,
Morrison.
Weile.
Domlnato,
Arney,
Church,.
Kanaya,
Bussanlch.
Obata,
Blake.
O
tills.
Other
team,
Allen,
Thurber.
W.
Tobey.
C.
Smith,
Moxley,
Unger,
Vance,
Stlnech.
Hanson.
Scorer,
Murdoch.
Stewart
Hyder
Planning
For
Celebration
STEWART,
June
5:
Plans
are
going
ahead
for
an
International
celebration
between
Stewart
and
Hyder
on
July
18
and
19.
Visitors
from
all
parts
of
Northern
British
PHOENIX
LAGER
.
.
.
Healthful
.
.
.
Refreshing
.
.
.
Pure.
-
Packed
in
Handy
Sealed
Cartes
of
One
Dozen
Bottles
DOOM
OF
BIG
FIRS
Will
Not
Last
More
Than
Twenty
Years
Minister
Believes
VICTORIA,
June
5.
Within
20!
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
June
S,
1911
6.
Leussos,
seaman
on
the
steamer
British
Columbia,
sustained
serious
injuries
this
morning
when
the
boom
of
the
vessel
snapped
and
vKirn
tiiP
nniv
hi
nmwttfs
tir
i.n
'struck
him
on
the
head.
He
is
be
ta
British
Columbia
will
be
found
tag
attended
by
Dr.
C.
A.
Ecgert
in
parks,
according
-to
Hon.
Nels
Ldugheed.
minister
of
lands
and
j
ThecMc
ewirt
of
revision
on
the
for
many
years
prominent
as
a
iog-rnunie,Pal
assessment
roll,
conskt-
er
inthls
province.
lng
of
Mayer
Manson,
AW.
V.
W.
jseetng
the
Indtan
wot-:
If
'trade
S011U1-
AW-
J-
A-
KirxpauteK.
Aid.;
choice
heads
home
ti
hi
UUI
our
ext)ort
CAJIUlk
uuc
In
ui
xywuKH
Douelas
i,
.
...
-
.......
.
B.Clayton
and
Aid.
J.
H.
flr50ntiriu
?
Ijildltoh.
to
expand
as
it
has
In
:ecent
years,
the
doom
of
the
big
trees
will
be
even
earlier,"
Mr.
Lougheed
predicted,
adding
that
15
years
was
probably
not
a
too
liberal
sitlmate.
Mr.
Lougheed
slated
that
plans
were
being
considered
to
expand
the
export
trade
in
hemlock,
cedar
and
pine,
by
interesting
foreign
timber
buyers
In
varieties
which
;an
satisfactorily
replace
Douglaa
fir.
"The
Conservation
Committee
of
1912
estimated
the
annual
growth
Ci
timber
at
6,000.000,OOOJeet.
There
?oulr-not
be
a
more
misleading
(statement.
A
fores
1
grow:
to
matur
ity
and
stands
theic.
It
may
stand
for
a
million
years
but
thete
would
be
no
Increase
in
the
board
measurement
available
after
:uc
maximum
capacity
ol
the
soil
ha..,
been
attained,"
he
pointed
out.
Columbia
and.
Southeastern
Alaskaiwoods
into
consumption."
he
warn-
was
quoted
"
are'expectea'f
or
the
occasion.
d.
.
exchange
mge
tc
III
w
IS
tltW
UJ
BCpktUil.
iiit
UIHI1U
liUllft.
Pacific
Railway
Co.
has
appealed
all
Its
assessments
on
the
grounds
that
they
are
"grossly
excessive.'
Fifty-three
local
laborers,
who
will
be
witnesses
for
the
defence
at
this
morning
on
the
Prince
George
j
for
the
south.
OAKS
RACE
.
RUNT0DAY
Brulftte
First,
Four
Course
Second
and
Links
Tor
Third
EP60M
DOWNS.
Eng..
June
5
-
We
need
trade
extension
to
nro-
lUtUt.
Col.
C.
W.
Blrkln
s
fUly
Bru-
lonir
die
life
of
-lur
atanri
Dpvi
H
lUtte
won
the
Oaks
Stakeshare
to-
Otdtri
f
ir
mtni
Umt4
u
,aw
vMffTB
This
advertisment
is
not
published
or
displayed
v
i.n
uor
t
oir
i-
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Columbia
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that
fish
heads
and
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a
place
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showing
the
way
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charges
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no
manufactu-
of
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w.
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xntriU
of
salmon
r,
ar,
the
greatest
micc
b1ilned
from
thr
i
'
made
at
the
Fisheries
F
station
at
Prince
R
ip-iheer
ttrength
or
nsoo
uroare
Inch
when
t'-!
st
ProducU
LiiboiTt"
ersity
of
British
da,1
British
Columbia
'uced
abou'
2C.00H
w
1
llbut
and
216.(KKi
11W
ilmon
last
vr.r
Ho'
flr.
If
we
can
push
hemlock
into
1
he
Towc
Course
was
second
andjut
neat,s
there
foreign
market
we
can
extend
thei""8
iw,
mira.
r
iiieen
norses
ran.
noWi
now,
but
but
there
v.-or.
won
life
of
our
Douglas
lr
reserves.
"
"
-
There
Is
nothing
surer
tlmn
that
1
Vancouver
Wheat
these
Douglas
fir
forests
:ire
Roins
'
to
disappear
unless
we
oush
dUie,
VANCOUVER,
June
5:
Wheat
at
COV4C
on
the
local
today.
i
augh
to
make
a
good
n
af
glue.
Ihe
fishf
rw
17.000.000
salmon
As
fw
the
prospectivt
:
idfli
Imports
snmethiM
003
pounds
of
glut
.1
by
far
the
greatest
value
FORTUNES
hsve
been
made
by
gting
QUALITY
for
5c
take
the
Arsbela
Cigar
...
so
fragrant,
so
satisfying
.
.
.
each
cigar
wrapped
separately
to
seal
in
the
fragrant
aroma
and
fresh
goodness
until
it
reaches
you.
Try
tht
pocket
pack
.
Ul
I
'
NV
12
bee
If
:
11
bt--i.
tu.
nc
.
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ARABELA
cigars