1
PAGE
FOUR
THJ5
DAJL?
NEWS
MM1T
J
:
iM
tkA
WU
QMAvf
M'NAUGHTON
IS
HONORED
Reorganization
of
Baseball
League
is
Completed
With
'
Replacement
of
One
Club
With
Andy
Donald
withdrawing
bia
MJlJJpnairea
team
and
Jimmy
Ciccone
entering
a
team
which
will
bear
the
title
of
Old
Empress,
mid-season
reorganization
of
the
Senior
Baseball
Leajjtie
was
completed,
last
night.
Owing
to
Donald
withdrawing
his
team
so
precipitately,
it
va.-impossible
to
play
the
scheduled
game
last
evening
and.
tfarnuzh.no
fault
of
the
Prince
Ru-
-
pert
Baseball
Association
or
other
teams
in
the
league,
a
large
crowd
of
fans,
which
had
gathered,
ha,d,
tfl
be
turned
-away,
much
to
their
dls-
;
appointment.
At
a
meeting
of.
the
'
executive
of
the
baseball
associa
tion.
It
ww
felt
that
an
apology
"Opinions
vary
as
to
the
value
of
was
owed
to
the
public.
Special
pre-
particular
games,"
says
Dr
.
Cyn
cautions
wUl
be
taKen
agsjtnst
an-
Norwood,
headptatr
of
Harrow
In
other
such
occurrence.
England.
Personally:
I
rate
lawn
The
new
Old
Empress
team
will
tennis
and
golf
very
low
and
place-
be
managed
by
Harvey
Fraser,
and
Rygby
fogUiaU
TOT
Mgh,"
Lelt
bt
Benny
WerMlt
wUl
bp
its
eaptajn.
Jt
remem.bere4,
added
Pr.
Nprwood,
will
probably
receive
some
rein-
that
in
the
publie
schools
the
game
lorcements
in
the
way
of
additional
u
played
fairly,
referees
do
not
reT
players
from
other
clubs
in
the
quire
police
protection,
and
there
J?
league.
The
new
team
will
meet
the
no
veiled
or
open
professionalism.
Elks
an
Wednesday
evening.
SUIT
PRICES
REDUCED
Any
Material
you
choose
made
to
your
measure.
OQA
Prices
up
from
ipOXJ
M.
T.
LEE
CO.
323
3rd
Ave.
W.
Phone
663
COAL
Bay
the
real
Coal
onr
famous
Edson
and
Cassldy-Wellington
in
any
quantities.
Also
Bulkier
Valley
Hay.
Grain
and
llobin
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
5S
.
i
SPORT
CHAT
Dr.
Norwood
was
among
the
parts
of
ngjttt)
headmasters
who
visited-
panqaa
ia
year.
Commander
Sir
Lionel
Fletcher.
R.N.R,
retired,
has
been
appointed
captain
of
the
British
team
which,
undeg
the
auspices
of
the
National
Rifle
Association,
has
accepted
the
invitation
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
to
shoot
in
'
matches
in
OKawa
under
Kolapore
and
Mackinnon
conditions
as
known
at
Bliley.
The
team
will
leave
England
by
the
Cunarder
Ascania
on
July
24,
arriving
in
Montreal
on
August
2.
and
will
arrive
home
again
gravelling
In
as.
Aurania,
by
about
I
August
29.
An
unofficial
team
in
charge
of
Captain
P.
F.
C.
Webb,
was
in
Canada
last
year,
but
this
Is
the
first
official
team
to
be
here
since
1602.
MERCHANTS
LINEUP
j
The
Merchants
team
against
the
(Regiment
for
tonight's
Dominion'
.Day
Qup
football
game
will
be
chosen
from
amqng
the
following,
Menkes.
Stiles,
Douglas,
RUl
Currie,
a.
Mitchell,
L.
Amor,
S.
Dickens,
A.
Pickens,
McKay,
Chenoskl,
H.
Dickens,
Hardy
and
pavles.
Detroit
...
22
Chicago
:.
.20
St.
Louis
19
Prepare
Now
For
Prince
Rupert's
Fall
Fair
;
This
year
thp
Prince
Hupcrt
Fair
Boarcl
is
offering
substantial
prizes
for
the
best
individual
farm
and
jjajden
exhibit
t
There
is
a
special
prjze
for
floral
displays,
Several
new
classes
have
been
added
to
the
flower
show
section.
4
The
tone
of
the
fair
will
be
improved
by
the
exclusion
of
tliQ
ordinary
sideshow
touts,
the
sideshows
bcinjr
ms()y
in
the
hands
of
the
Rotary
nnd
Gyro
Clubs
this
year.
Growers
thougliout
the
district
arQ
cordially
invited.
U)
-(jxhilnt
tltij
year
and
vit
the
cily
if
possible
durliiL'
Fufr
.Week.
'
.
Watch
tlp
Daily
News
fqr
clptaijs,
lmth
before
and
after
and
durintthe
tlnio
of
the
Fair.
T
A''.
9
i
This
Looks
Risky
Caption
here
should
be
girl
arci"i
bid--
an-.w.-
n
cU
ath
flight.
But
it's
all
bunk
Alice
Kern
of
U'uvers:ty
of
ciiuir.-i.iti
is
the
.smiling
"victim."
fihe
must
have
read
U
in
a
book.
Baseball
Standings
Tuxis
Boys
of
National
League
American
Philadelphia
4i
Washington
40
New
York
-
30
Cleveland
L
28
Boston
23
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
8
19
New
York
M
22
Chicago
33
24
Boston
.$Q
28
Brooklyn
26
29
Philadelphia
32
Pittsburg
53
34
ClnclnnaU
19
40
League
"20
?4
30
31
37
34
36
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.667
Mi
.483
.426
J383
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.345
Terrace
W
Go
Into
Camp
TERRACE,
June
23:
United
.517
Church
Tuxto
Boys
of
Terrace
will
.491
have
a
caafb
in
August
this
sum-49
mer.
Rev.
if
T.
Aljen
will
be
in
388
charge.
3tt
District
News
VANDERH00F
!
Murdoch
cLeod.
old
timer
of
:
thut
district,
died
last
Wednesday
at
'the
home
oi
his
sister,
Mrs.
George
Bneli.
after
a
lengthy
illness.
He
was
born
in
1872
In
Prince
Edward
i
island
and
came
here
In
1914,
hav-.ng
been
connected
for
some
time
with
the
Canadian
National
Rail,
ways.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Fri
day
with
Rev.
R.
O.
Dunbar
offlc
la
ting.
John
W.
Saokner
has
just
return
ad
from
the
Nation
River
and
Rain.
bow
Creek
mining
fields.
In
addition
to
good
values
In
placer
ground,
the
old
sands
also
give
promise
of
rich
iutput.
Mr.
Sackner
declare.
Heavy
rains
during
the
past
week,
orought
welcome
rellf
and
mater,
lally
assisted
in
alleviating
the
for.
est
fire
situation
'which
bad
dona,
considerable
damage.
The
Vajidtfhoof
and
DUtrlct
Board
of
Trade
Is
contemplating
navtng
an
entry
in
9
ba,
thing
beauty
lontfest
which
will
be
held
in
con.
uectlon
with
the
celebration
in
July
in
Victoria
of
the
diamond
Jubilee
jelebration
(
British
Columbia
en.
tertng
ConfedfUon.
Mrs.
Dentson
r.
leCt
last
week
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr?.
J.
W.
Campbell
has
returned.
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver
where
her
daughter,
Miss
Ena
Campbell,
recently
graduated
as
a
nurse
from
..he
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital.
A
dauahtcr
was
born
last
Wednesday
ii
Mr
anrt
Mr
U
C.
Abbott
nn
th"ir
i.i
;m
near
Vanderhoof
i
TOMORROW
I
TONJ
i
'Or
XML
WUn
'I
"in
CHT
ISI.
V
91
i
-
CARDINALS
;
LOSE
AGAIN
National
Lracue
Chicago
11.
New
Yoik
4.
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
7.
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
3.
American
League
Boston
7,
Detroit
2.
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
8.
St.
Loui
14,
New
Vnrjc
10
Irl
Jellii
oc
t
ikes
part
in
golf
match
between
generals
and
admlra.s
at
Camberley
Heath,
recently
The
Prince
of
Wales
competed
MAY
QUEEN
AT
STEWART
Miss
Alice
Wilkinson
nrrntly
is
Crqwned
STEWART.
June
22:
Alice
Wilkinson,
18
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
MM-
JJ.
Wllklnwn
of
Stewart,
was
crowned
Queen
of
the
May
at
jPrcentatpn
by
Railwajr,
Associates
(o
rnular
Departing
Hhtrict
i
passenger
Agent
Friends
ana
associates
in
varlr.
rartments
oi
the
Canadian
Nn-
1
i
!
,nai
Raihvqiy
'service
here
gath-
Slump
Continued
Yesterday
VJth
l
red
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
oity
!
Plillfits
Winnine-rAthUties
ticket
office
to
flp
fomwr
lo
R,
F
Drop
Oame
McNaughton,
district
passenger
iant
At
Prtyee
Hmfl
tor
many
PHLADSLHIA,
June
23:
The
years,
who
has
"been
promoted
to
National
League
leading
St.
Louis,
the
pqstipn
pf
general
a,gent,
pas-Cardinals
dropped
another
deion
;
t
enger
department,
San
Francisco,
in
their
bad
series
with
the
Phillies
end.
who
Vfjl
he
leaving
tpmOITQw
yesterday.
The
Cards
lead
remained
:
morning,
accompanied
by
wife
and
two
and
8
half
game
over
the
New
family,
on
the
Prince
Henry
to
as-Yorc
(Slants,
who
lost
to
Chicago
fume
his
new
dutjes,
In
California.
Cubs.
Brooklyn
Robins
continued
j
On
behalf
of
those
assembled,
W.
their
upward
swing
with
another
H.
Tobey,
djvlsjpnal
upe
rlntendent,
defeat
over
the
erratic
Pittsburg
'
nretenttid
Mr.
MoNaughton
with
a
Pirates
and
are
now
but
a
srtnsJehndSQm.e
gold
wa
tch
and
chain
as
half
game
from
first
division.
a
token
of'esteem
and
well
wishing.
In
the
American
League,
the
Mr.
Tebey
spoke
fittingly
in
mak-Philadelphia
Athletics
suffered
a
Uric
the
presentation
referring
to
reverse
at
the
hands
of
the
lowly
the
worth
apd
popularity
of
Mr.
1fQ
Of
Vh
It
si
Gstv
TV
a
If
imb
n.
An
VfrMailsht
An
rha
Aa
mi
t
V
.
m
BILL
IS
SCORED
Sweepstake
Measure
Denounced
By
Dr.
F.
W.
Kerr
Trenchant
criticism
of
Stnator
Oeorge
H.
BarnarcL
Victoria,
and
hu
bill
to
legalize
the
conducting
of
sweepstake
lotteries
in
Canada
was
voiced
by
Rev.
P.
W.
Kerr,
D.D.,
for.
,
mfirly
of
Prince
Rupert,
in
Knox
United
Church,
Winnipeg,
recently.
Dr
Kerr
was
preaching
on
"Sweepstakes.
Lotteries
and
Hospitals."
Senator
Barnard's
contention
that
"people
are
gpng
to-
gamble
anyway,
so
why
not
make
capital
out
of
it,"
would
lead
to
the
same
situation
as
exists
at
Reno,
Nev.,
claimed
the
preacher.
Reno,
'
he
pointed
out,
contains
many
palatial
gambling
houses.
In
addition
to
many
other
gambling
deviees
which
'
meet
the
eye
almost
everywhere.
Contending
that
the
Canadian
Senate
was
not
as
active
as
it
should
be.
and
that
he
could
not
:
recall
It
having
ever
introduced
an
original
bill
of
a
constructive
na-'
ture.
Dr.
Kerr
said,
that
In
the
event
of
the
senatefs
hill
recelv.
tng
sanction,
every
true
Canadltu!
would
rejoice
it.
the
dissolving
the
senate.
H
was
appalling
tha.
such
action
should
be
taken
by
a
member
pf
the
senate
to
legalis-.
such
a
thing
as
lotteries
whlcp
Were
contrary
to
the
laws
of
carv
ada.
Condemning
the
principle
n
hospital
sweepstakes.
Dr.
Kerr
saia
he
was
In
accord
with
certain
articles
from
which
he
quoted,
dp-clarlng
that
the
hospitals
were
used
op
such
octaslons
only
as
a
means
of
placating
public
opinion
Of
the
eight
million
dollars
collected
in
the
last
Irish
hospitals'
sweepstakes,
only
a.quarter
of
it
went
to
the
medical
Institution,
the
rest
going
to
winners
and
th-promoters,
claimed
the
preacher.
Those
hpspitals,
continued
Dr.
Kerr,
are
maintained
hy
voluntary
contribution,
and,
once
the
sweep-
the
Empire
Day
dnce
held
under
stakes
enter
m'
competiuon
with
ill
n
v
a,
,
'
u
9
'ncn
01
them,
the
donors
stop
their
con
vjiivnii
hwii.
P"P
w.
en-
tributlons.
ovi"ui
id
ijie
tnrono
oy
vprpraoe
M,
P.
Murphy,
proaWent
qjf
iho
branch,
and
crowned
by
II.
p.
Gibson,
chairman
qf
the
village
com-mlsiloners.
The
attendants
were
Pearly
Lyon,
Alice
Wakefield,
Porcen
Jiick,
Qer-trude
Pettlplece.
Anne
Shlvely.
Dot
McCarthy.
Vivian
Smith.
Valentine
LaClalr,
Margaret
Newell.
Margaret
Powell,
Jean
Ma.theon-
flower
girls
Rhiriev
Young.
Tessie
Rennle,
4
hi
Hlnkev
Olftdys
Armstrong.
jMadplotne
McNeil
Cornl
Roch-
lon.
jacxie
uouzck
rna"
a
very
pretty
picture
as
page.
A
fonture
of
the
celebration
was
the
Mqvpole
danrp
hv
10schnol
rhldren
who
hurt
hwn
trained
Hv
Mr
If
p
oihson.
Thv
went
thmuirh
the
Intrlncles
of
the
dance
without
a
hlfch.
Th
dajicerii
were
lYvnnn'1
Aturrny
Helen
Knlnnle.
1
Joan
nnd
Jessie
PoWcrton.
Katluyn
'ti.v
BeMv
Wakefield.
Margaret
Wakefield.
Maureen
Murphy.
Qer-aldlnn
McCarthy,
Victor
Bouzek.
Harry
Lyon,
Hector
Matheson,
Pat
HeineHey.
Buddy
Murray,
Jack
Bcarlett
Walter
Hansen.
BASEBALL
June
24-01d
Bmpress
vs.
Elks.
June
25
S.O.C.
vs.
Elks.
June
29
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress.
July
1
fl.o.C.
vs.
Old
Empress.
mmmm
mis-,
tins
csfsm.i"
s
tOpurlcr
3
D
J
hr
Bis;
Missouri.
23
25
Duthlc
'Mines.
4
5'?
Oaorae
Capper.
45
nil
Georgia
River,
2'4.
4,
Qnlaonda,
36
nil
Grand
view,
J,
7
Independence,
nil.
i1,
Indian
Mines.
1.
1'3
Morton
Woolsey.
nil.
22
Marmot
Metals,
nil.
v
National
Silver,
nil.
2'4
Noble
Five,
5.
7
Oregon
Copper.
5,
5':
Prod
Oreille.
65.
nil
Premier.
TO.
71
Porter-Idaho.
4
5
Reeves
Macdonald.
23.
26.
Ruth-Hppe.
nil.
5
Silver
Cratt.
it,.
2
Snowflake.
1,
2.
Topley
Rlchfleki.
1,
!,.
Woodbine,
t,.
4.
OILS
Freehold,
nil,
5.
Hargai.
S.
nil.
A.
P.
Con
13.
14.
Merland,
nil,
9.
Mercury.
13,
2.
PalnonV
lit,
nil.
Dalhouste,
20.
36.
Fabyan
Pete.
.
2.
Home,
nil
W
United,
10,
nil.
Royallte.
70,
8
00.
Eastern
Slocks
Shmitt-Gordon.
Si.
U
Noranda,
nil,
19.M
C.
P.
R.,
ae.00.
37
40
Inter.
Nickel.
14
00,
14M
Ford
A..
18.00.
nil
"iilt
CO
I
are
leading
the
Washington
Sena-
,
being
felt
at
his
departure
and
the
V
niimiiVP!
fnL
tors
by
four
and
a
half
games
j
hearty
graJIflcaHon
0f
all
that
such
:
T"-"UVCI
lJUJC(
Washington
was
Idle
with
Cleve-
!
a
marked
promotlpp
in
the
service
land
Indians
after
a
hectic
series
i
was
involved-
Yesterday's
scores:
i
Mr.
McNaughton.
taken
com-
ipletely
by
surprise
with
the
honor
j
that
had,
been
Pf
Id
Mm.
spoke
feelingly
in
reply.
It
was
not
without
jmany
regrets
that
he
was
leaving
Prince
RuRm
after
w
rony
happy
years
here,
he
said.
The
Flavor
is
just
Right
vapt-ad
W
REDUCTION
On
AH
Suits
Till
our
present
stork
l
Q,L
ALL
WOHK
niMnAXTf
P.
Prices
$30
to
$55
LING
-THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Pbone
l
Reduced
Price
Fresh
Kaw
Milk
Now!
7
quarts
for
$1M
12
Pints
for
ll.Ofl
For
Cash
Only
DOMINION
DAIRY
Phone
Kcd
C08
r.U
SHINGLES!
No.l-3xatperM
$3-25
No.l-5xatperM....
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