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Tuesday,
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131
KECOKD
OP
LOCAL
NURSE
2t
Miss
Edna
Gilker
made
a
goqi
record
In
her
professional
examinations
recently,
coming
third
in
all
the
province
when
she
graduated.
Prince
Rupert
people
will
congratulate
Miss
Gilker
on
her
success,
and
Miss
Harrison
on
the
excellent
teaching
which
undoubtedly
helped
to
bring
that
success.
Here
again
we
find
Prince
Rupert
holding
her
own
weii
in
competition
in
a
department
where
brains
and
hard
work
are
necessary
factors.
CONGRATULATE
POST
OFFICE
TTie
postal
department
in
to
be
congratulated
on
the
fact
that
they
are
continuing
the
partial
daily
mail
privileges
una
miuiiirt
hi
a
nine
wnen
mere
is
oemg
a
wnoiesaie
Walter
Berchten
Globe
trotter,
who
is
here
In
course
of
trip.
boat
back
after
a
somewhat
perilous
landing,
the
glebe
trotter
found
hlmAelf
tn
a
nlaeo
u.hr
It
;
governmental
pruning
going
on.
Fears
had
been
expressed
i
impossible
to
pass
owing
to
the
comadina
hit
straight
to'
chenoski:
no?
and
hnri-
"ST
r
'y
nt8ht
the
minds
of
thousands
of
business
leaders,
many
more
CDL'NT
H
A
V
i81
-
Both
runers
advan-
panon.
c
b
Snmlw
.
aiS
Iti-
Jn
he
T,n
tTm
TecWy
thousands
of
business
men,
not
qualified
as
leaders,
and
OlClM
I
V
A
I
ced
on
a
Paed
bail
and
then
o
n
Ldge"?
SI
SSS
millions
of
working
mon
and
women,
who.
without
cour
ageous
generalship
to
lead
the
way,
naturally
lack
the
necessary
coniiaence
to
buy
even
many
necessities
of
life,
says
H.
N.
Casson,
editor
of
Efficiency
Magazine.
In
other
words,
the
temporary
breakdown
of
the
business
i
structure
of
1929
has,
developed
hundreds
of
thousands
of
cripples
who
are
prostrated
by
fear
of
the
present
and
a
lack
ox
confidence
in
the
future.
To
quote
from
"Mr.
Casson's
article:
"The
Good
Book
tells
the
story
of
a
cripple
whose
weakness
was
more
in
his
mind
than
in
his
legs.
The
Master
said
to
him,
'Rise,
take
up
thy
bed
and
walk.'
He
rose
and
walked
and
carried
his
bLH
No
one
expects
business
men
to
perform
miracles,
but
we
can
put
our
feet
on
the
ground
and
try
to
walk,
thereby
setting
an
excellent
example
to
the
millions
who
will
join
in
the
march
of
Drosneritv.
to
create
a
fortune
is
to
buy
from
pessimists.
Pay
vour
west.
uninvj
anu
iae
me
nsK.
'Trick
started
his
career
by
buying
coke
ovens
in
the
slump
of
1S7S.
Carnegie
made
$300,000,000
by
buying
steel
plants
in
slumps.
Hundreds
of
fortunes
have
been
made
by
buying
from
pessimists.
Ye
Gods!
What
a
chance
there
is
at
the
moment
!
In
five
years
from
now
most
American
business
men
will
belong
to
the
'I-wish-I-had-Club.'
Tireu,
it
will
be
too
late
to
buy
a
dollar
for
thirty
cents.
The
opportunities
will
be
gone.
"When
an
American
business
man
is
depressed,
the
slump
in
in
his
head.
There
is
nothing
serious
to
prevent
him
from
making
money
if
he
thinks
he
will.
When
fear
rules
the
will
nothing
can
be
done,
but
when
a
man
casts
fear
out
of
mind
the
world
becomes
his
oyster.
"To
lose
a
bit
of
money
is
nothing,
but
to
lose
hope
to
low
nerve
and
ambition
that
is
what
makes
men
cripples.
"ThiV
silly
depression
has
gone
on
long
enough.
Get
rid
of
it.
It
is
inside
of
you.
Rise
and
walk!"
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REDUCTION
.
in
SUIT
VALUES
Till
Our
Present
Stock
is
Sold
Choose
yoat
materials
and
style.
We
measure,
fit
and
make
up
the
goods
on
the
premises.
All
Work
GuaranteedPrices
From
$30.00
to
$55.00
COME
EARLY
AND
GET
FIRST
CHOICE
-
LING,
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
W.
telephone
619
AT
JASPER
Sunday
amid
the
beauties
of
Canada's
finest
national
park.
The
stay
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
with
the
optional
rest
or
recreation
offered
by
the
lodge
and
its
exquisite
surroundings,
broke
the
strenuous
program
which
has
been
followed
by
the
tour
of
the
Upon
their
arrival
at
Jasper
Sa
turday
evening,
the
party
proceeded
to
the
lodge
and,
early
Sunday
the
majority
turned
out
to
try
their
skill
on
the
sporty
18-hole
golf
course
which
adjoins
the
rustic
hotel.
W.
H.
Miner,
newly
elected
president
of
the
association,
who
made
a
hole
In
one
on
a
Vancouver
golf
course
during
his
recent
stay
there,
turned
out
in
tne
hope
of
repeating
but
was
perfectly
saUs-fled
wllh
the
creditable
score
he
recorded
without
the
aid
of
an
ace.
Sunday
afternoon
several
parties
look
the
Inspiring
drive
to
the
fow
of
Angel
Glacier
on
Mount
Edith
Cavcll.
The
delegates
left
on
Sunday
for
Edmonton
on
the
special
train
op-erated
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
A
feature
of
this
train,
which
has
been
their
home
for
almost
two
"weeks,
is
the
comfortable
new
lounge
car
with
Its
shower
bath,
its
miniature
gymnasium
complete
with
exercising
machines,
Its
barber
shop
and
Its
soda
fountain.
A
special
dressing
room
has
also
been
arranged
in
the
forward
baggage
room
for
the
convenience
of
the
passengers.
Yesterday
the.
party
was
entertained
in
Edmonton.
In
Uic
afternoon
the
visitors
were
received
at
Government
House
and
In
the
evening
were
tendered
tt
dinner
In
th
Macdonald
Hotel
by
the
Alberta
government
and
the
city
of
Edmonton.
Tire
tleltgatcs
"will
be
in
Saskatoon
on
Tuesday
and
will
spend
Wednesday
in
Winnipeg.
Get
quick
result
with
a
want
ad
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
Tuesday,
Juw
,
"
wBuwNews
and
Views
of
Sport
World
55
J
from
Switzerland,
who
Js
here
or
!a
tour
of
the
world,
had
narrovMntlered
Herd
Ge
tnte
Cellar
a
m
eecape
for
bat
life
at
Pacific.
Jfcj
'
fcesltf
5-2
Defeat
in
Last
'
wfcjfd
the
fre4M
train
th.t
NirM's
Game
fijttb
Walter
Berthtea
Xrarly
Lint
life
at
Paeffie
When
on
Wortd
Tewr
MILLIONAIRES
WIN
FROM
ELKS
paint
and
went
fishing
In
Ute
Skeen:
Rirw
in
a
borrowed
boat.
LEAGUE
STANDING
The
boat's
anchor
dragged
and
the
w-
L
.
..
nun
fa
carried
down
iJj-imi)ni
Of
Canada
2
0
"I
1000.
about
a
mile-
vnvn
twin
H..
Mffiionalrea
.
1
1
500
Eks
.0
2
jOGQ
i
Andy
Donald's
Millionaires
tot.
the
measure-
of
the
fflks
in
lastj
night's
baseball
fixture
at
Acropolis
i
HID
by
a
Score
of
5-2
and
went
mto
undisputed
possession
of
second
place
wbtte
the
Lcdeemen
were
relegated
to
the
cellar.
The
MMifcHUh-es
were
out
to
win
from
the
start
and
deserved
full
credit
for
the
victory
Jark
Kelson
pitched
for
them
and
allowed
but
one
hit,
bat
was
wiM
walking
five
men
and
hitting
one
Chenoskl
was
n
the
slab
for
the
losers,
his
second
game
in
two
days,
and
allowed
five
hits
end
hit
three
batters.
Kelson
made
a
record
for
the
season
in
rtrtfce-ouu,
chalking
tip
13
in
the
ceven
Innings.
rarouh&r
opened
the
Millionaires
first
time
at
bat
with
a
triple
to
centre
which
Stone
misjudged.
Kelson
singled.
Then
Chenoskt
hit
two
batters
In
a
row
and
It
looked
bad
for
him.
He
tightened
up,
however,
and
struck
out
Bury,
and
then
Pete
I
Holmes
hit
into
a
double
play,
Chenoskl
to
A.
Mitchell
to
W.
Mitchell
!
Elks
had
one
bad
Inning
in
the
1
!
third
when
they
allowed
three
runs
to
score
on
five
errors
and
no
hits.
,
guraieu
ana
it
is
very
essential
to
the
progress
and
well
;
L,
Z,
Pnl
mto
rtht
leM
ta
to
.
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uu
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V'
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e
r
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.
:
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i
e
r
.
n
r.
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i
:
VV
Tv
mi
"
V'
mer
mer
saved
saved
him.
him.
w.
me
mwnur
as
wcti
us
lor
r
nnce
nuperu
i
nai
is
why
we
feel
happy
at
its
being
continued.
UY
FROM
PESSIMISTS
The
real
barrier
todav
to
busines
revival
is
t
h
nsvphn.
logical
h?
JT7
power
?um
whfcli
expresses
eW?es
itself
itself
in
in
a
a
fear
fear
complex
complex
in
in
I
Mf-
Berchten
carries
a
book
I
rw.
7.,
n.
Chenoskl
and
Smith
tried
to
score
on
the
play
but
was
caught
In
a
close
decision
at
the
plate.
Elks
got
one
run
in
the
second
when
Burrows
walked.
He
went
to
third
when
Comadina
missed
the
throw
to
catch
h!m
stealing
and
Aortn
i'akk,
june
o:
Almost
"w,cu
v"
vasseu
mu.
a
hundred
delegates
and
their
wives
returning
from
the
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Manufactur
ers'
Association
at
Vancouver,
spent
Their
other
tally
came
in
the
fifth.
Alex
Mitchell
walked
and
pilfered
second,
he
went
to
third
on
a
passed
ball
and
scored
when
Co-!
madlna
missed
Stone's
bounder.
It
was
the
best
game
so
tar
this
season,
and
with
the
Millionaires
all
hitting
the
ball,
they
should
give
the
Sons
of
Canada
a
tough
game
when
they
hook
up
on
Thursday
evening
In
the
next
game.
Box
Score
ELKS
ABR
II
PO
A
E
A.
Mitchell
c
2
1
0
6
2
0
Arseneau
If
...4
0
1
2
0
0
Stone
cf
3
0
t)
0
0
1
W.
Mitchell
lb.
4
0
0
8
0
1
Burrows
rf
..3
1
D
0
0
0
Skinner
3b.
.,.,3
0
0
112
Clapp
s.
2
0
0
0
0
McNulty
2b.
2
0
0
1
3
0
Chenoskl
p
.3
'
0
0
0
4
0
Totals
28
2
1
18
10
I
M'LTTRS.
ABR
Farquhar
lb
...i3
2
Nelson
p.
,..2
Zarelll
3b
2
Wendle
ss
3
Bury
cf.
Holme
If
..3
Redman
rf.
.3
M.
Comadina
2b.
.3
Smith
c.
J
II
PO
A
14
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
0
13
Totals
25
5
S
21
Elks
0
10
0
10
MTn'rs.
1
n
5
n
n
1
Denver
couple
to
be
married
in
ah
airplane
3,000
feet
over
the
town?
Victoria
Colonist.
Leads
Big
Leagues
in
Home
Runs
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aa&B
JaaBBaaaaaaaaaaaawiaB
Manager
Burt
Shotton
no
doubt
chuckles
with
glee
every
Urae
Buzz
Ariett
'above
steps
up
to
the
plate,
tor
Phillies-
star
outfielder
is
leading
both
American
and
National
leagues
in
home
runs
Ariett
recentley
caire
from
the
Parific
coast.
tliatthfc
might
be
lost
for
a
while.
There
was
a
long
drawn
i'teep
bank,.
He
took
to
the
boat
LEehNe
OFF
Frankif
NpaI
In
out
effort
made
for
several
years
to
get
this
servfee
inau-!?."
V
upset
ih
'lhSJSehaanS
I
vMVH
W
V
TranKie
leCl
111
a
a
w
-
'
-wt
Vi4
f
ha
A
m
.VH
..1
FOR
HOME
showing
persons
he
has
met
arvl
Wenaie
gate
WM
on
cUpps
error
Places
he
has
visited
during
hw)He
M,u
Fam(,
M-vle
comedian
Had
Good
u.,rc
ramming.
n
nexi
in-cne,j
mls5ed
a
throw
to
Catch
him
jteresttog
tour
will
be
up
the
Tel-,and
red
when
skinner
missed
egrapn
nne
irora
Hazeiton
to
the
!
YUkon.
Canadian
.Manufacturers
Avtocia
Hon
Delegates
Had
Enjoyable
Sanday
Hunting
at
Jasper
uury
s
Dounaer.
jasper
PARK,
June
9
Hal
U
Redman
made
a
triple
ta
the,
Roah,
producer
of
some,lomhe
swtn.
e
was
caugni
ai
tnira
wnen
lunniest
pictures
turned
out
of
nessVs
stretching
between
here
and
Los
Angeles.
j
The
Callfornlans
have
completed
a
wicmsfQl
Invasion
of
the,haunts;
of
North
American's
most
danger
)
daylight
hop
from
Los
Angeles
to
Jasper
Na-i
tlonal
Park,
piloted
by
Capt.
J.
B.
Dickson
was
a
hiitory-makin.c
,
flight.
The
filers
will
not
attempt
"
to
make
the
entire
Journey
to
Lo-Angelef
today,
however,
but
will
spend
tonight
In
Reno.
Nevada.
A
rtonl
will
be
made
for
fuel
at
Spokane,
Washington.
The
two
sportsmen
tnaced
two
bear
apiece
during
their
hunt
In
the
Moose
River
district
on
the
west
slope
of
Mount
Robson.
Mon-arcfi
of
the
Canadian
Rockies.
Roach
shot
a
griuley
and
a
blaek
bear,
while
Brunson
was
rewarded
with
a
pair
of
fine
grizzlies.
Oiune
of
all
kinds
were
seen
In
Mount.
Robson
district
with
caribou,
moated
mountain
goats
and
deer,
in
abundance.
I
BIG
SIX
STANDING
HAS
ONE
CHANGE
"
a
Mlh
tri
dropped
In
Summary
2-base
hit,
Arseneau;
3-ba:e
hits,
Farquhar,
RedmanJ
'l,e
tonln
from
first
place,
and
itblen
base.
A.
Mitchell.
Stoire.
W.
farc"1
drPPl
from
a
.500
petwWj-
Mltihell,
Skinner
2).
Clapp;
base
rC.U
'MJ'
K1mer
Sn,lth
manaZC(l
xm
balls,
off
Nelson
(4);
Struck
out
"p
W
l,Terc
lth
hit
In
by
Nelson
.13).
Clrcmwkl
6:
wild
lnre
tr'lra
to
lhe
P,ate-
Pitch.
Nelfwn:
nawsed
ball.
Smith
.
-
AO.
R.
Hi,
Mitchell
t2;
hit
by
pitcher,
J-CwftadlnaS
Clipp,
zarelll,
Wendle,
Nelam;
um
plves,
nrookes
and
Laix)rtev
time
of
Same
l;2s,
Sooner
or
Mtt
Tltey
Had
to
Dome
IHwrt
Jtist
what
good
did
It
do
that
There
Was
one
change
in
the
Big
Six.
standing
as
a
result
of
last
evening's
encounter
between
Elks
and
Millionaires.
Bill
Stone
of
the
Elks
dropped
out
of
the
picture
while
Redman,
hew
outfielder
for
the
Millionaires,
went
Into
a
tie
for
first
place
honors
with
J.
Comadina
or
Hi
Sons
of
Canada.
Redman
made
a
Triple
and
a
slrrsle
in
three
at-
j
5
'fvu
and
looks
as
though
he
0j
might
make
some
of
the
old
boys
II.
13
12
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3
0
2
Frlzzell
B.
2
7
3
4
Arsefttfiu
E
2
7
2
3
A.
Mitchell
E.
2
5
2
2
Smith
M.
2
a
I
2
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M
2
0
0
2
Robert
8
2
0
4
2
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June
11-
3.0.0.
vs.
Millionaire
June
15--E,lks
vs.
S.O.C.
Whirlwind
Bout
In
Capital
City
j
Frankle
Keel,
formerly
of
this
city
and
Billy
Deeoamimo
of
Winnipeg
fought
to
a
draw
in
the
whirlwind
four-round
wind-up
on
a
fight
card
SOFTBALL
1
Beebs,
1
wen
a
decision
over
GIANTS
WIN
FROM
CUBS
Tie
Dr
Second
Hare
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Me
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Chicago
Cub
the
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National
League
game
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now
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plaae.
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the
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Leagwe.
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Athletles
and
Washaogua
!
ruiors
both
won
while
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defr
a'
kl
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York
Tanfce
j
creep
wtthm
one
game
of
tbud
!
Yesterday
sosrra:
National
League
New
York
6,
Chicago
1.
Amerkan
League
Clcvend"4.
New
York
1.
Uetruit
3.
Philadelphia
7
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Louis
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0.
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League
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Pittsburg
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m
...
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17
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LEGION
LINE-IT
The
Canadian
Leg
ton
will
heul
the
following
team
in
tonight'
football
game
against
the
Regiment:
J.
Smith,
Skinner.
Jack
Haddon.
O.
Howe,
Wm.
Murrav.
J
Murray.
Baptie
t
Captain.
Dinar
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
E.
Warren,
Erskina,
F.
Hodt?knuor
June
12
Station
vs.
Drydock.
T.
Bustnlch.
a
Murray.
A.
Hod-June
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Station,
klrvson.
All
players
are
revested
io
June
10
Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
'meet
at
Club
rooms
before
0
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
match.
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