PZ72
FOuH
ws
and
Views
in
World
of
Sport
from
Far
and
Near
GIANTS
AND
Seraglio
Winning
Virginia
Gold
Cup
SPORTS
AT
CARDSIOSE
KITSEGUKLA
'QC
V
in
Ilk
Jilts
Frances
May
Pratt
Becomes
Bride
of
Walter
Smith
of
Smithers
TELKWA,
May
39:
At
a
quiet
ceremony
in
St.
Stephen's
Anglican
Church
here
last
Sunday
evening.
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
officiating.
Miss
Frances
May
Pratt,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mf.
David
Pratt
of
Skeena
LUMBAGO?
A
pain
in
the
lower
part
of
your
tack
can
tonurr
you.
But
not
for
long,
if
you
k
now
alxiiit
Aspirin
!
These
harmless,
pleasant
tablets
take
away
tbe
misery
of
kasvago,
rheumatism,
neuralgia,
Jtesdscfaes,
toothaches,
and
systemic
pains
of
women.
Relief
comes
promptly;
U
complete.
Genuine
Aspirin
cannot
depress
the
heart.
Look
for
the
Bayer
cross,
thus:
Made
in
Canada
Kaien
Motors
.
rA
;';
.
Limited
.
General
Garage
and
Station
Smlc
CIIEVltOLirr
and
IIUICK
Open
Dy
and
Night
Phone
52
Third
Atehw
SUITS
Made
to
Your
Order
$27.00
TOP,
NOTCH
TAILORS
One
.price
throughout
Canada
Your
measure
taken
by
us.
XJNG
THE
TAIL;QH
l)7$econd
Ave.
Phone
(19
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
out
fai
mous
Edson
and
Cassldr-Wellingtop
In
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay,
Oraln
and
Robin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND'SM
CURY
Socks
Wham
Weld,
50c,
75c
and
81
Buy
yourself
a
few
pain.
They're
the
goodt
all
right
Nifty
as
Skeena
Crossing
Girl
is
Married
can
be.
NEW
HIGH
RECORDS
FOR
SILVER
LEAD
AND
ZINC
PRODUCTION
IN
PROVINCE:
GOLD
OUTPUT
IS
UP.
(Continued
from
page
one)
I
source
of
the
country.
Major
Activities
The
minister
points
out
that
the
major
mining
activities
of
the
pro
vince
were
well
sustained
although
curtailment
and
cessation
of
oper
ation
were
forced
on
certain
mines;
by
economic
conditions.
Some
new
producers,
however,
were
brought
in
and
the
important
construction
and
t
of
Wal-
Crying
bfe
ter
Smith
oi
Smiths.
Only
a
few
Xom,,,r
,,
the
ceremony.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Smith
,
h,.
are
taxing
up
reatdttiflf
Avenue
in
Saithets-
on
First:
GRADUATES
AS
NURSE
school
for
nurses
here.
I
other
large
operators
have
maintained
their
staffs
in
a
commendable
manner.
The
dividends
declared
during
the
-
year
totalled
$127.652,
only
a
KAMLOOPS.
Majr
29:
Miss!
alight
decrease
from
the
record
fl-Qladys
D.
Sibley
of
?r$ce
George
is
,
sure
of
$13,743308
in
1929.
While
one
of
this
year's
gmctetate
from
the
dividend
record
is
very
satis
the
Royal
Inland
Hospital
training
,
factory,
the
outlook
owing
to
low
metal
prices
Is
for
lower
dividends
i
In
the
next
few
years
than
In
re
cent
years.
T,e.4suvvu
report
of
thcMinUter
Qold,
lode
0.
'Silver,
oz.
.
Copper.
Miscellaneous
Metals
ti
Minerals
J
Total
8.935
$
152,235
1.00,778
11.289.171
0O,2JL545
Lead,
lb
319,169,732
,Zlnc,
lb.
250.287.306
Coal,
tons
1,887,130
(2240
lbs,)
Structural
:
Materials,
..
3,323.578
4.307.270
11.738.525
12,535,931
91)10,093
,
9.435.C50
;
4,092,508
790.145
$55,391,093
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
29-
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse
June
2-
Drydock
VS.
Station
June
5-
-Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
National
league
Race
Tight
Atb,-I
Ietlcs
and
Senators
Win
I
NEW
YORK.
May
29:
The
Na-lt
ional
League
race
showed
a
tendency
to
tighten
up
yesterday
when
I
the
first
and
second
place
New
York
I
Giants
and
St.
Louts,
Cardinals
each
i
lnt
tit
Rrutton
Braves
and
Pittsbunr
Pirates
respectively.
The
Braves
Jumped
into
third
place
ahead
of
the
Chicago
Cubs
who
were
beaten
by
the
lowlj
Cincinnati
Reds.
The
Pirates
weitt
into
fifth
place
abovi
the
Phillies
who,
with
Brooklyi
Robins,
were
tdie.
In
the
American
League.
th
Philadelphia
Athletics
took
an
other
fall
out
of
the
New
York
Yankees
while
the
Washington
Senators
defeated
the
Boston
Red
Sox.
There
.vere
no
changes
in
the
standings
as
a
result
of
the
day's
play.
Yesterday's
scores
were
as
follows:
American
League
Washington
4,
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
5,
New
York
4.
Cleveland
5,
St.
Louis
4.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
2.
National
League
,
Boston
7,
New
York
6.
Pittsburg
11.
St.
Louis
8.
Cincinnati
3,
Chicago
1.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
22
10
-.688
St.
Louis
19
1Q
.658
Boston
18
15.
.544
Chicago
17
15
.531
Pittsburg
17
18
.480
Philadelphia
16
18
.471
Brooklyn
15
20
.42
Cincinnati
8
26
235
American
Other
striking
points
brought
out
Philadelphia.
26
by
the
report
foHow:
,
Washington
23
That
increases
were
shown
mNew
York
20
1930
as
compared
with
1929
in
the
(Cleveland
18
production
of
gold,
silver,
lead
and
Chicago
-17
zinc,
there
being
decreases
only
in
Det;oJt
18
the
outputs
of
ceppe
and
coal.
j
St.
Louis
12
That
the
value
of
structural
ma-
Boston
12
teiials
produced
Indicates
an
ad-
vanee
over
the
previous
year.
That
the
production
of
lead
in
'1930
was
,319.199,752
pounds,
valued
at
$12,535.931
the
largest
quantity
of
lead
ever
produced
in
any
year
;
in
the
province.
That
lead
now
is
the
most
lmpor-.
tant
in
point
of
value
of
the
meta.1
;
production
of
the
province,
repre-jsenttng
for
the
past
seven
years
jovor
$15,000,000
a
yoar
as
compared
.with
copper's
$12,000,000
and
coal
at
,a
little
more
than
$11,000,000.
Coal
Decline
1
That
the
production
of
coal
has
declined
19.3.
(
,
That
there
was
in
1930
a
remark-
ifpnciic
T
iItavc
'able
increase
in
xlnc
output,
viz.
VC1IU
AtttlClo
250,27.306
pound
as
compared
with
.
172.090.841
pounds
in
1929.
,
:
Thai
a
new
high,
record
was
es-1
I
Vanished
in
silver
output.
vU.
11.-'
418,80Q
ounces
last
year
League
W.
L.
'Pet
.8
14
15
20
20
24
22
23
For
Hazelton
i765
.621
.571
.474
.459
.423
.353
.343
0
KEEP
THE
Children
Healthy
When
they're
"off
colour"
gi
them
Dr.
Carter's
all
vtfrtafcle
Little
Liver
Fills.
Safe,
acting
gently
on
the
bowels
and
liver,
they
toon
bring
back
smile
anj
high
spirits
that
healthy
young
ters
should
show.
25c
&.
75c
red
packages
Aik
your
druggist
for
GvUTERSIJiSLPILLS
Are
Appointed
NEW
HAZELTON,
May
29:--J.
H.
of
Mines
Is
prepared
under
Ute
Wulan
of
New
Hazelton
has
been
supervision
of
John
D.
Oalioway,
uppointed
census
taker
for
the
dls-pwtnclal
mineralogist,
and
con-.
trict
from,
Spaly
Creek
to
Pitman
Ulns
complete
Statistics
of
the
in-
while
W.
J.
Sanders;
wjll
take
the
dustry
detailed
reports
by
the
re-
district
eachpt
Sealy
Creek
lnclud-
sMent
engineers
on
their
respective
,
UA
the
thret
Haieltons
and
Kis-dlstricts,
full
reports
by
the
Inspec-
.Potion
Branch
and
much
Incidental!
uttu.
vy
M,y
H'?f?'
v-
CHUItCH
OAUPET
HOWL
V
o,0.
'
CLIjn
IS
ESTAULISIIEI)
Tlie
1930
production,
figures
v
are
shown
in
the
follownjf
table:
,
uoio,
piacer
pa.
A
carpet
bowling
club
has
been
1
started
In
connection
with
First
Presbyterian
Church.
There
were
26
players
out
on
Wednesday.
Uncle
OAZAZU8
is
coming!
LAMB'S
RUMS
IN
BULK
AND
t
ASE3
FINE
OLD
NAVY
(Ak
lUr
Sailor
i)
IQLBEN
fiROVE
Atk
thlUtor$)
1
ShippU
by
ALFRED
LAMK
A
SON
LONDON
IttMukti
IW
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Mrs.
John
Ha
Waitney's
Seraglio
ridden
by
Wtlllam
B.
Streett
won
Virginia
golo
tip
at
Warrenton.
SPORT
CHAT
I
S.
M.
J.
Woods,
noted
English
.rlclceter,
died
recently
In
a
-prl-ate
residence
near
the
County
Cricket
Ground,
at
Taunton.
Among
miversity
athletes
few
names
will
tand
higher
than
that
of
Sammy
Yoods,
as
he
was
known
to
a
w,lde
vide
circle
of
friends
and
legions
f
admirers
among
the
game-loving
mbllc.
They
appreciated
to
the
full
his
player
oi
grand
physique,
of
rander
heart,
and
of
cheery
dls-XMition,
whq.was
generally
at
his
jest
against
tne
strongest
and
never
xnew
when
he,
was
beaten
At
cric-tet
he
made
his
mark
from
early
lays
first
and
foremost
as
a
real
.ast
bowler
and
so
he
did
at
rugby
they
both
continually
came
a
cropper
against
Somerset.
He
played
for
Australia
on
one
occasion
In
England,
in
1888,
and
he
was
a
member
of
several
touring
teams
Lord
Hawke's
In
America
in
1891
and
in
South
Africa
in
1895
and
1898,
Arthur
Priestley's
In
the
West
Indies
in
1897,
and
the
Jam
Sahib
of
Nawanagar's
in
America
jln
1899.
One
extraordinary
record
stands
to
his
credit.
In
a
match
be
tween
Brighton
and
Dulwich
it
is
said
that
be
bit
the
wicket
eight
I
times
in
an
over
three
no
balls
J
which
all
tut
the
stumps,
two
balls
which
hit
the
wicket
but
did
not
I
remove
the
bails,
and
three
which
bowled
batsmen.
Though
so
good
an
all-round
cricketer
and
so
cf-iioient
a
captain,
it
la
on
his
bowling
that
his
fame
chiefly
rests.
He
Max
Soh-.nellng.
heavyweight
ch
;mp:im
in
gom
over
the
new
rtadhim
in
Cleveland
showed
Ute
gani;
how
he
used
to
lay
bricks
in
Oercuny,
where
was
a
bricklavet
s
helper
before
he
started
his
pugilistic
career.
football,
where
he
was
a
most
redoubtable
forward.
Samuel
Moses
John
Woods
was
born
at
Aahfle3&
near
Sydney,
N.
S.
yr
on
AprlJ
13.
1888.
but
practi
cally
his
whole
game-playing
career
was
spent
in
England.
He
was
educated
at
Brighton
College
and
Jesus
College.
Cambridge.
He
was
In
the
School
eleven
In
1885
and
1886.
and
he
got
his
Blue
in
his
first
year.
While
hp
was
In
residence
Cambridge
ws
never
beaten,
and
It
Is
not
too
much
to
say
inai
tne
records
of
the
university
match
show
very
lew
if,
atw
cricketers
who
have
done
more
for
tneir
siae.
lie
began
playing
for
Somerset
in
1886.
He
became
captain
and
honorary
secretary
in
1894,
and
secretary
in
1899.
With
Somerset
his
success
was
as
great
as
with
Cambridge.
He
Inspired
the
team,
he
got
the
best
out
of
them,
and
he
nearly
always
had
the
great
effort
ready
for
the
great
occasion.
Truly
did
he
call
Somerset
the
team
of
surprises,
for
in
the
latter
nineties,
when
Surrey
were
supreme,
and
round
about
1900,,
when
Yorkshire
were
on
the
top,
had
a
deadly
yorker,
and
a
slow
ball
which
was
as
formidable
and
deceiving
as
any,
and
his
place
among
fast
bowler
of
all
times
Is
secure.
As
a
batsman
he
was.
prim
arily
a
hitter,
but
not
a
wild
slog-ger;
he
hit
largely
with
a
straight
bat,
and
In
his
later
years
was
not
by
any
means
an
easy
wicket
to
get.
He
played
rugby
football
for
Cambridge
In
1888,
1889
and
1890.
and
gained
his
International
cap
for
England..
He
played
against
Scotland
in
1890-92
and
1895.
at!
against
Ireland
and
Wales
In
1890-93
and
18$5.
He
was
captain
of
England
In
1892-93.
'
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
chaspd
at
'
4
Post
Off
Ice
News
Stand,
325
1
Granville
StH
Vancouver.
,
Karl
Anderaoa,
Prince
George,
B.C.
'.
R.
W.
Rilev.
Terrace.
D.C.
General
Store,
Anyox.
Smithers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers,
B.C.
BIG
AUTO
RACE
DUE
Speed
Kings
Will
Compete
on,
300-
-Mile
Course
at
Indianapolis
Tomorrow
INDIANAPOLIS,
May
29:
Tests
are
being
completed
foe
the
qualification
of
.forty
entrants
for
the
great
Indianapolis
Speedway
500-Imlle
automobile
race
tomorrow
The
j
great
race
is
expected
to
be
alten-!ded
by
a
bumper
crowd.
LEO
I
ON
PUXYEItS
The
following
players
will
represent
the
Oanadlan
Legion
tonight
against
the
Regiment
in
Senior
Football:
Johnson
Smith,
D.
Jack,
J.
K.
Murray.
O-
How.,
WJHtam
Murray.
F
Hodgklnson.
8.
P.
Wood-side,
T.
Bussanich,
C.
Baptie
(cap-'
taint.
A.
HodgklnsoD.
W.
Vlurray,
HI.
Ersklne.
B.
Skinner.
Interior
Couple
Wed
at
Houston
Miss.
Carol
Watson
Became
Bride
of
Angus
Kerr
on
Tuesday
Last
SMITHERS.
May
29:--The
Watson
Ranch
at
Buck
Flats.
Houston,
was
the
seen
of
the
wedding
at
noon
last
Tuesday
of
Miss
Carol
Conjunct
Vatspn,
eldest
dugl)-te:
of
Mr
pd
Mrs.
C.
H.
Watson
fivmerly"
of
Toply,
to
Angu4
Wel-i
ti
Korr:
The
officiating
-ciergy-mun
was
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales
and
attendants,
of
the.
couple
were
Mis
Ruth
W
o,s(tn.
slater
of
the
bride,
and
Hurt.
Kerr,
roXbex
Qt
the
gfpom.
Mr
and
Mrs.
KT
H1
reside
at
Quick
TW
ENTY
ADDED
TO
LIST
'
STEWART.
May
29:
-At
the
court
of
revision
or)
the
provincial
voters'
list,
held
here
recently,
twenty
three
names
were
added
to
the
list.
1
Subscribers
whose
subscription
expiration
date
is
several
month
ahead
and
who
wish
to
take
advan-
i
tae
of
the
present
bargain
counter
rate
of
$5
for
IS
months
may
do
so
.
and
haye
the
15-month
period
com
mence
at
the
expiration
of
their
present
subscription.
KiiA
Vins
in
Base
,a
and
R,
wanja
M
Football
KITSEGUKLA
i
though
the
weuthr
tlouj,
thsp,urts
ht'hi
23
by,
the
Klteegu.i
,
were
much
enjoyed
by
ihs
InUlan
akim
mer.
whosf
preiun
was
appreciated
Good
uriaes
Wen
.
events
and
two
han
,
con
Utlon
in
iia.s.
;.
ball.
For
the
latte:
i
i
iv.'Jry
between
visi'
U1K
U)
KiplOX
.V!
trophy
to.
baseb.i:;
that
for
football
As
usual
the
tali
tU
done
bjr
the
Uc,
ihing
was
provider!
:
with
thi
axcepiioii
ther.
FOOTBALL
May
30
Booth
vs
n
i
mmmrn-
AJ.
'111.
M,ru.
I
evert.
Quality
is
there,
so
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