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Local
Representatives
for
Football
Match
With
Dragon
Tonight
The
following
team
has
been
sol
ected
by
the
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
to
oppose
H-M.S.
Dragon
In
the-
second
of
the
soccer
matches
between
warship
and
city
tonight:
Goal,
O.
W.
Laldler;
right
back,
M.
Watson;
left
back,
Dave
Jack:
right
half,
Philip
Edgecumbe;
centre
half,
E.
Webster;
left
half,
P
DeJong;
outside
right,
Frank
Russell;
Inside
right,
Charlie
Baptl:
(captain):
centre,
Albert
Dickens
Inside
left.
J.
K.
Murray;
outsld'
left,
C.
J.
Norrlngton,
Reserves
J.
McKay,
George
HU1
and
R.
B.
Skinner.
Robert
Arthur
Is'
manager
and
Alex
Harvey
will
be
Prince
Rupert's
linesman.
H.M.S.
Dragon
will
furnish
referee
and
second
linesman.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
66
39
.629
Chicago
......
58
45
.563
New
York
.
..54
45
.545
Brooklyn
!...57
49
.533
Boston
49
51
.493
Pittsburg.
47
53
.47')
Philadelphia
42
52
.447
Cincinnati
38
67
.3R2
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Ph'lade.lphla
76
29
.754
Washington
64
39
.621
New
York
61
42
.592
Cleveland
...50
54
.481
St.
Louis
43
57
.430
Boston
41
C3
.3D
I
Chicago
39
62
.358
Detroit
39
67
201
BAD
CHECK
MAN
HERE
Lionel
Doynton,
Convicted
at
Sml
thers,
Charged
With
Victimising
Local
Merchants
In
1929
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service,
chief
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
provln
Paul
Armour
Flics
To
Alice
Arm
Today
OUT?
itsamsr
PHnrAtt
Vfnrv
I
HOTELMEN
Old
Empress
Defeat
Sons
of
Canada
For
Third
Straight
Time
to
Take
Lead
Again
Homer
By
Arseneau
Double
Play
Helps
Kelson
Out
of
Hole
in
Last
Inning
Probably
Saved
Game
For
the
fifth
time
In
succession,
and
for
the
third
time
in
the
sec
ond
half
of
the
season.
Old
Empress
Dragon.
romped
home
with
a
win
over
Sons
of
Canada
by
a
score
of
8-5
In
last
evening's
baseball
game
on
Acro
polis
Hill.
In
fact,
the
team
has
won
every
game
It
has
played
the
Canucks
since
It
changed
ownership
in
the
early
summer
and
took
Its
present
name
Instead
of
Millionaires.
Another
good
sized
crowd
witnessed
the
contest
whfch
was
featured
by
good
fielding,
only
one
Cap't.
James
Flood.
Is
due
in
port
at
-fiteh!"
E-
1fl
nVlnrV
this
ovnlntr
mm
hfru"ucu
south.
The
vessel
had
a
large
consignment
of
cans
to
discharge
at
Butedale
on
the
way
north.
She
will
sail
on
her
return
south
as
soon
as
she
has
completed
discharging
local
freight.
31
31
23
38
13
12
11
11
8
12
Vancouver
Wheat
.371
.384
.355
.355
.320
.310
Prince
Itupert
Swimming
Club
Active
in
Connection
With
Visit
of
Warship
Following
is
announced
as
the
program
for
the
swimming
gala
to
be
held
at
the
Salt
Lak
on
Sunday
afternoon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Club
in
connection
with
the
visit
here
of
H.
M.
S.
Dragon:
Twenty-five-yard
dash.
,
Fifty-yard
dash.
Fancy
diving.
Underwater
swim.
Distance
plunge.
Distance
race.
Obstacle
race.
"
Water
polo
exhibition
by
H.
M.
S.
SMOKER
IS
ENJOYABLE
Canadian
Legion
Honors
Officers
and
Men
of
II.
M.
S.
Dragon
at.
Informal
Affair
mlscue
being
chalked
up
against
A
lllv
smoKing
concert
was
ten
the
Sons
while
the
winners
made'
der
tne
Canadian
Legion
last
three.
night
to
officers
and
men
of
H.
M.
s.
:ack
Nelson
nitchpd
a
fine
earn
Dragon.
There
was
a
large
atten-
for
the
Hotelmen,
although
he
had
dance
and
muslc
and
sging.
with
one
bad
Inning
wh.en
he
allowed
both
local
and
visiting
talent
con-five
hits
and
four
runs
to
score.
Out-
trlbuttag
to
the
program,
vere
the
side
of
that
he
was
never
In
much
order
ot
the
evening.
Refreshments
danger,
his
opponents
only
making
and
smokes
were
also
served
In
ab-one
other
hit.
Styles
started
for
the
undance.
,
losers
and
was
touched
for
nine
rresiaeni
narry
Tnrupp
or
ine
hits
and
eight
runs
in
five
Innings.
Canadian
Legion
presided.
Among
Including
Arseneau's
home
run
tne
suests
of
honor
were
Comman-
through
the
right
field
fence
in
the
der
c
A-
Kershaw
R.
N.
of
H.
M.
S.
fifth.
Lamble
finished
the
game
and
Dragon
ana
Acting
Mayor
J.
ii.
allowed
but
one
hit
in
the
two
re-
PMsbury.
both
of
whom
were
among
malnlng
Innings.
Old.
Empress
scored
four
runs
In
the
opening
stanza.
Kenny
walked
and
stole
second.
Nelson
singled
to
centre
but
Kenny
held
his
base.
Arseneau
filed
out
to
Styles.
Wendle
singled
to
left
and
Kenny
scored,
Nel?on
goh'g
to
third
and
Wendle
to
second
on
the
throw-In.
Hlbbard
struck
out.
Eldrldge
singled
and
,
both'
runners
scored,
and
he
took
second
on
the
play
at
the
plate.
Menzle
hit
to
centre
and
Eldrldge
scored
when,
the
fielders
got
tangled
up
In
getting
the
ball.
Redman
filed
'out
to
Johnson.
the
list
of
speakers.
Big
League
Scores
National
League
New
York,
4;
Philadelphia
.6,
Brooklyn
7;
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
3;
Pittsburgh
2.
American
League
-..
Philadelphia
3:
New
York
5,
Boston
1;
Washington
15..
St.
Louis
6;
Chicago
7.
.
Cleveland
4;
Detroit
3.
The
Canucks
evened
the
score
In
Win
too.
Moran
filed
out
to
Kenny,
the
third;
Johnson
singled
to
left.
Comadlna
struck
out.
Lamble
hit
Bury
singled
to
right.
Eddie
Smith
an
easy
one
to
Nelson
who
fumbled
laid
down
a
bunt
and
beat
in
out.
and
then
threw
wild
to
first.
Styles
clal
police,
returned
to
the
city
filling
the
bags.
Moran
filed
out
to
"ounnea
one
oui
10
ngni
neia
ana
from
Smlthers
on
last
night's
train
Hlbbard
and
Johnson
scored.
Co-
Lamble
scored,
but
Styles
was
having
In
his
custody
Lionel
George
-madlna
singled
Bury
and
Smith
caught
at
the
plate.
Doynton
alias
Duncan
B.
Ross
who,
scoring.
He
stole
second
and
scored
They
threatened
In
the
last
In-had
been
sentenced
to
one
year's
Ion
Lamble's
single.
Styles
fouled
nlng
but
a
double
play
saved
what
Imprisonment
at
Smlthers
for
ob-'out
to-Nelson
and
Frlzzell
struck
might
have
been
an
embarrassing
talnlng
$64
with
a
worthless
check
'out.
situation
for
the
Hotelmen.
from
a
Smlthers'
merchant
In
1929.
1
Old
Empress
did
the
rest
of
their
Wendle
led
the
stickers
with
thite
Doynton
Is
to
face
a
similar
charge
scoring
In
the
fifth.
Nelson
filed
out
hits
In
four
times
up.
while
Eldrldge
here
for,
also
In
1929,
he
Is
alleged,
to
Bury.
Arseneau
hit
his
homer
to
made
two
hits
in
four
attempts,
to
have
obtained
money
on
worth-
rlaht
field.
Wendle
singled
and
stele
As
a
result
of
the
win,
Old
Em-
less
checks
from
Llnzey
&
Davis,
second.
Hlbbard
singled,
Wendle
press
are
once
more
In
the
lead
for
Joe
Greer
and
others.
stopplng
at
third.
Wendle
scored
as
second
half
honors,
a
half
game
In
Sergeant
service
also
brought
In
Eldrldge
singled
Hlbbard
stopping
ironv
oi
ami.
a
man
named
Cecil
Morris
Marsh,
at
third
and
Eldrldge
going
to
sec-
r
The
Box
Score
who
was
committed
for
trial
at
ond
on
the
throw-In.
Mende
filed
Old
Empress
ABR
H
PO
A
E
Smlthers
on
a
charge
of
theft
from
out
to
Johnson.
Redman
singled
to
Kenny
2b.
'.2
a
dwelling.
Small
Boys
In
Court;
Pilfered
Ice
Cream
Store
Twelve
boys
of
Juvenile
age
appeared
before
Magistrate
McCly-mont
In
city
police
court
this
In
connection
with
the
pilfering
of
16
bricks
of
ice
cream
from
the
centre,
Hlbbard
and
Eldrldge
scot-
Nelson
p
4.
1
lng,
and
he
was"
trapped
between
Arseneau
If
4
1
first
and
second.
Wendle
ss
4
2
Sons
got
their
last
tally
In
the
Hlbbard
rf
4
1
Eldrldge
3b
4
2
BIG
SIX
STANDING
Bill
Harold's
lead
In
the
Big
Six
standing
was
Increased
following
last
night's
game
between
the
Sons
ot
Canada
and
Old
Empress,
as
Hlb
bard
dropped
to
.355
with
only
one
Menzle
lb
4
0
Redman
cf
3
0
El.
Smith
c
3
0
Totals
.22
8
10
21
10
Native
Sons
ABU
11
PO
A
Bury
2b,
cf
J
113
Ed.
Smith
3b,
2b.
.,..4
nib
in
iuut
limes
air
uut.
juniuiy
4
Moran
lb
3b
Comadlna
collected
one
safety
In
j
Comadlna
cf.;
rt;
3
vnree
umes
up
qui
is
now
in
secona
Roberts
rf
0
storehouse
In
the
rear
of
Joe
Pla
wltrl
8even
Plnts
b"
Lamble
cfl
Brown's
store.
After
they
had
own-
lmna
W1C
ieaoer-
nrseiicuu
8tylM
,b
3
who
made
11
nlt
,n
35
tlmes
ed
up,
the
lads
were
given
a
talking
uP.for
Frlzzell
c
1
to
by
the
magistrate
and
were
al-
a
mark
ot
314
wrc-re
last
night's
stalker
lf
3
lowed
to
go
with
a
warning
that!
am
nould
hftve
en
In
j0hnson
M
3
such
conduct
Is
not
to
be
tolerated.
standing
In
place
of
Moran
with
a
mark
or
309.
Eldrldge
came
oacic
Into
the
standing,
displacing
Arseneau,
when
he
made
two
safeties
In
four
attempts
to
raise
his
mark
to
'
.316.
Following
Is
the
standing:
Paul
Armour
Is
leaving
for
Alice
1
a.
AB.
R.
H.
Pet.
Arm
on
business,
on
the
Northern
I
Harold
E
9
35
14
B.
C.
Airways
plane
this
afternoon,
jj.
comadlna
8.
12
33
11
!
Hlbbard
O.E
10
Stephens
E
9
8
...10
0
0
1
0
0
3
4
0
4
Totals
-
28
S
8
21
7
1
Old
Empress
4
0
0
0
4
0
0
Sons
of
Canada
...0
0
4
0
1
0
05
Summary
2-base
hit,
Menzle;
3-base
hit,
Styles;
homo
run,
Arsen
eau;
base
on
balls
ot
Styles
(2),
Nelson
(3)
;
struck
out
by
Styles
(4),
Nelson
(5):
left
on
base.
O.
E.
(SI.
8.
O.
C.
(6);
double
play,
Wendle,
Kenny,
Menxle;
balk,
Nelson;
pas
sed
ball,
frlzzell
;
stolen
base,
Hlb
bard,
Kenny,
Wendle
(2),
Redman,
Smith,
Comadlna,
Frlzzell;
hit
by
'pitcher,
Kenny
by
Lamble,
Bury;
losing
pitcher.
Styles
;
hits
off.
Styles
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
7:
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Wheat
(0)
In
(9)
In.;
off
Lamble
U
In
(2)
was
quoted
at
82V.C
on
the
local
In;
time
ot
game,
1:30;
umpires
exchange
today.
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Brookes
and
Laporte.
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GAME
SWIM
GALA
SELECTED!
TAKEN
BY
ON
SUNDAY
flAyXy
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tlx.
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DISTRIBUTING
CENTRE
FOR
WHOLE
DF
LAKES
DISTRICT
(Continued
from
page
one)
Beat
the
M
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heat
WITH
A
TREAT
Bw
(5l.
BBSS
B
r
TOMORROW,
beat
the
heat.
Start
at
Ijrcakfnst
villi
a
bowl
of
crisp
Kellogg'g
Corn
Flakes
ami
cool
milk
or
cream.
It's
a
deliciouft
flaror
treat.
And
here's
the
logic
of
it:
Kellogg.
Corn
Flakes
are
go
light
ami
easy
to
digest,
they
furnish
energy
tcithout
heating
up
the
body.
They
help
you
feel
cool.
Kellogg'g
arc
great
for
warnvwealher
lunches
too.
Delicious
with
fruits
or
honey.
Fine
for
the
children's
supper.
Ideal
for
a
late
snack.
Always
crisp
and
appetizing.
Try
them
tomorrow
and
sec
if
you
don't
feel
fitter
and
fresher
and
cooler.
CORN
FLAKES
YouU
prefer
Ihi
teonitr
flmror
mi
trhpntu
of
Krltogt't
Corn
Flakt$,
th,
flfs
wi$t
pop-far
Tfiftoat
trrtel.
llmket
of
ttunchy
corn.
Altcaj,
oven-fr$4h
In
th
mitln
reJmdgrttn
patlcage.
Sold
by
all
groem.
Served
bf
rfuranU,
hottlt,
cajtterltu.
Mad
by
Krllogg
In
London,
Ontario,
BURNS
LAKE
IS
IMPORTANT
FJKES
urn
ss-
years
in
the
Bums
Lake
district.
,
most
of
the
recreation
facilities
of
.ertlsing
patronage
I
a
txiUC
Burns
Lake
Is
well
served
by
a
larger
places.
There
is
a
large
ball!
(
edited
and
printed,
number
of
good
stores
and
by
the
park,
for
the
summer,
and
In
win-'
Burns
Lake
Is
undoubUdly
Royal
Bank.
A
new
store
has
Just
tr
the
skating
rink
and
toboggan
with
a
future.
been
completed
for
H.
J.
Jewell,
who
j
slides
provide
plenty
of
outlet
for
i
Is
now
moving
In.
It
has
a
large
the
activities
of
the
younger
people.
!
frnntna
nnd
Is
a
erpnt
lmnrnv.
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mcnt
to
the
town.
!piace
thtt
is
worthy
of
every
sup-
P.
K.
Bush
of
this
Other
smaller
buildings
are
going
port
is
the
weekly
newspaper
edited
'
tton
KJR
of
Seal
.
ia
up.
Indicating
that
the
place
Is
en-'and
published
by
Sidney
Godwin,
j
played
J'When
the
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for
30
years
and
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been
three
The
people
of
the
town
enjoy
itrtct
but
should
Have
a
larger
nd-
and
V."
of
Prince
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.
and
wifiSRo
ARAB
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LA
get
more
cigar
ot
five
cents
SW
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'jy&lqtt
X
1
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than
you
ever
got
before
.
.
.
the
extra
quality
is
put
In
llAV.
.
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then
sealed
in
so
that
wV.
jfizfJf&RTLlftk
you
get
the
full
flavour
and
ai0Y'
OISll
TO
freshness
when
you
are
W
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CIGARS
t
the
greatest
valm