PAGE
FOUR.
SOFTBALL
COMMENCES
Tobey's
Team
Beat
Vance's,
12
lo
1,
in
High
School
League
Tobey's
team
won
handily
from
Vance
by
the
score
of
12
to
1
on
Monday
in
the
first
High
School
son,
oau
game
oi
me
season.
Batteries
for
the
winners
were
Allen
and
Morgan,
and
for
the
others,
Unger
and
Palmer.
The
lone
run
for
Vance's
team
was
made
by
a
newcomer
to
the
school,
Santurbane.
This
was
in
the
last
Inning.
He
walked
to
first,
was
advanced
to
second
by
Unger's
sacrifice,
and
made
home
on
Edge-cumbe's
safe
hit.
R.
Allen
was
the
leading
scorer
for
the
winners,
crossing
the
plate
three
times.
i
The
big
inning
for
the
winners
was
the
third
when
they
made
seven
runs.
The
rally
was
started
by
the
captain,
Tobey,
who
hit
safely,
stole
a
base,
and
scored
on
an
overthrow
to
third.
He
was
followed
over
home
plate
by
Ross,
Olllls,
Fulton,
Ivarson,
Allen,
and
Morgan.
Umpire
Carl
Smith.
Base
Umpire
Bob
Moxley.
Scorekeeper
S.
Kanaya.
Reporter
O.
Hanson.
Tobey's
Team
R.
Allen.
Morgan,
W.
Tobey.
OUUs,
W.
Smith,
Ross,
Dungato,
Fulton,
Ivarson.
Vance's
Team
R.
Wilson,
Obata,
Palmer,
Vance,
Suchero,
Santur-i
bane,
Unger.
Edgecumbe.
N.
Allen.
This
team
will
be
strengthened
by
i
the
Inclusion
of
A.
Walters
for
next
game.
Baseball
Standings
ORGANIZES
National
League
Won
Lost
Pet.
St.
Louis
95
49
.66
New
York
,
84
59
.587
Chicago
76
-68
.528
Brooklyn
74
70
Pitttburuh
71
72
Boston
61
81
.430
i
Philadelphia
60
85
.414
Cincinnati
53
90
.371
Boston
American
League
Philadelphia
Washington
99
43
.697
85
56
.603
84
57
.596
71
68
.511
59
82
.418
57
86
.3991
55
86
390
f
54
86
.386
Old
Country
Soccer
TUESDAY'S
SCORES
English
League
First
Division
Orlnuby
Town
6;
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Rangers
4;
Aberdeen
1.
A
recent
survey
revealed
that
Washington,
D.O.,
has
more
physicians
in
proportion
to
its
area
and
population
than
any
other
Amer
ican
city.
Daring
Thief
Raids
Warehouse
in
Daylight
Vr
against
stealing.
You
are
not
a
thief,
you
do
not
need
a
warning.
Hut
you
do
need
to
I
told
of
the
dangers
in
finger
prints
your
prints.
They
may
brins
a
damremtia
Hi
to
you
in
this
way.
When
you
touch
sooteiruH,
acliocoUteor
alascuit.your
prists
Itave
germs
on
tit
food.
In
your
month
the,
terms
multiply
a
million
1
.Si
I'ucaiy
aitacic
your
system.
Thw
terms
Finger
Print
Caught
Him
In
Detroit
some
months
ago
m
young-
man
noticed
some
parking
cages
in
the
doorway
of
a
clothing
warehquM
waiting
to
I
xprrmr
On
walVitif
round
the
comer
he
ui
aa
express
delivery
truck
standing
idle.
It
w
lunch
hour
and
everyone
waa
way.
Jumping
into
the
scat
he
drove
back
to
the
clothing
warehouse.
Calmly
signing
the
espreas
look
h
loaded
the
eases
on
tie
truck
he
had
come
come
from
from
touchii
touching
tilings
otlier
hands
have
innrlm!
tnn,
a
book,
a
teleplione
or
some
playing
cards.
All
day
long
you
run
this
dancer.
life
Extension
Institute
hats
27
diseases
which
may
1
spread
by
the
hands
in
thia
way.
Colds
are
among
them.
.
Avoid
this
Danger
with
Lifebuoy
While
we
cannot
avoid
coming
in
contact
with
germs
we
can
avoid
the
danger
of
infection
by
watluna
our
bands
with
the
right
soup
many
times
a
day
and
particularly
before
meals.
Not
a
wash
with
just
any
good
soap
but
with
lifebuoy
iifelmoy
containa
a
germicide.
iAinratory
testa
prove
that
it
will
kill
or
make
dormant
even
deadly
germs,
where
other
aoapa
fail.
rr
Stops
Body
Odour
tolen
and
drove
away
with
aeveral
nunareu
aoiiars
worm
oi
ctollung.
So
daring
waa
the
theft
that
he
might
never
have
been
traced
but
exerts
found
a
finger
print
on
the
same
page
as
tiia
fake
signature
in
the
express
book.
Itprovcdtobethatotawell
known
rimratrr.
Thmwiiur
mt
l,i
drag-net
the
police
soon
caught
him.
Ilia
finger
print
waa
the
means
of
sending
him
to
jail
for
a
long
term.
Your
Prints
on
Food
Danger!
Thil
itttrv
U
lint
cAA
In
nrn
mil
Once
vou
have
ikksI
Tirm
will
reali'ie
whv
millinna
nf
iu,.U
t.
world
over
use
it
for
thia
aplendid
protection.
And
lifebuoy
is
a
wonderful
Lciii
in
carina
fur
vuur
nniniiWinn
It
is
a
blend
of
'
tWO
lifliirlitflll
m
IWilrn
fkila
.
:
ttjun
ui
smui
viw
anU
its
soft,
.
abundant,
healing
lather
iKiinrsiea
aeepiy
into
the
xirea
01
your
skin,
making
it
glow
with
health.
Protection
against
Odours
There
is
no
Dcrfum
tn
TJfi.,w.u
just
an
extra-clean
scent
of
safety
which
disapeara
at
once
but
tells
you
it
twrifie
and
protects.
A
Uth
with
Iifelmoy
licfore
you
start
the
day's
work
assure
you
against
body
odours
for
many
hours.
Why
not
use
a
soap
which
comlanes
so
many
advantages?
Vou
will
find
it
ir-tianlsrly
good
for
children,
for
it
helin
to
lieal
cuts
and
scratches
whic
h
olher-wise
might
lcome
infected.
Keep
it
always
on
the
Imaiu
and
for
tin
bath.
Ut
everyone
in
your
home
enjoy
It
and
learn
to
adopt
the
Lifebuoy
haUt.
Oct
several
cakes
from
your
dealer
to-day
so
that
you
will
always
have
sums
on
hand
Urer
Brothers
iJuiud,
TarMte
Lifebuoy
Health
Health
So
Soap
an
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
8
SOFT
BALL
Carl
Smith
It
Named
President
of
High
School
Club
.497
:
.497
!
Carl
Smith
has
been
chosen
nres-
ident
of
the
High
School
Soft
Ball
Club.
Other
members
of
the
executive
are
W.
Tobey,
D.
Stlnech,
'and
T.
Smith.
H.
CHlliland
is
the
j
staff
member
in
charge.
The
executive
has
divided
the
sixty
boys
anxious
to
play
into
five
teams.
The
schedule
f
pilaws
(first
named
team
takes
the
field)
:
Vance
vs.
Tobey.
T.
Smith
vs.
Stlnech.
C.
Smith
vs.
Vance.
Tobey
vs.
T.
Smith.
Stlnech
vs.
C.
Smith.
Vance
vs.
T.
Smith.
1
C.
Smith
ys.
Tobey.
Stbech
vs.
Vance.
T.
Smith
vs.
C.
Smith.
Tobey
vs.
Stlnech.
SPORT
CHAT
Local
sport
fans
will,
no
doubt,
be
interested
to
leam
of
the
activities
of
the
football
team
of
.i.
M.
S.
Dragon
since
its
v,lslt
here
during
the
past
summer.
The
next
games
played
after
lea
vine
Prince
Rupert
were
at
Ketchikan
where
the
warship
won
by
scpre?
of
6
(a,
1
and
8
to
nil.
At
Santa
Barbae
.the
warship
team
played
with
the
I
Canadian
Legion,
winning
6
to
1,
and
then
defeated
an
all
star
'Santa
Barbara
team
i
to
1.
Typi
cal
American
ballyhoo
appeared
in
the
papers
regarding
the
Dragon
team,
the
following
screed
havfnj
r
1
-
-(
-
v
v
"fcW,
of
th
Santa
Barbara,
dailies
Jnsl
before
the
game
was
played:
"I
went
out
on
a
little
scouting
exoedltion
yesterday
afternoon,
th?
,
purpos
Qf
yhlch
was
to
get
a
lot
i
of,
lnsldp
dope
about
the
H.
M.
S.
;
Dragon
soccer
team
so.
that
I
could
put
the
local
players
wise
as
to
iwhat
they
are
going
to
be-up
against
tomorrow
afternoon.
My
inquiries
.led
me
here-.and
there
unUl
finally
I
stood
face
to
face
with
Mr.
Caldwell
on
the
deck
of
th
good
ship
Dragon.
Mr.
Caldwell.
!by
the
way.
Is
a
dashing
youn.a
BrltHh
naval
officer
who
i
charge
of
all
athletics
aboard
ship
He
Invited
me
below
and
for
the
next
half
hour
proceeded
to
tel
mt
how
arood
the
Dragon
soccer
team
is
why
they
are
so
good,
the
i
best
games
they
have
played,
and
In
fact
sort
of
gave
a
thumb-nal'
bhtory
of
the
whole
outfit.
Mr
Caldwell
Is
rated
as
being
one
qf
the
best
soccer
players
tn
the
entire
British
nivy.
He
played
03
the
All-Navy
team
for
several
seasons.
Thli
Information
I
gleaned
from
ne
of
hli
brother
offher,
as
Caldwell
was
too
bysjr
talking
abont
th
other
members
of
the
team
to
make
any
mention
o'
himself.
He
Is
the
only
offlcrr
playing
on
the
team.
'The
Dragon
team,
also
boasts
of
having
two
other
All-Navy
player,
on
tlutr
Urie-iiD
smith,
playln?
In?lde
left
tnd
Rowbottom.
who
.
raotVn
of
the
team
at
centre
half
Rowbottom
It
a
rather
tall
chao
who
does
his
most
p(fctlve
worjt
with
his
head.
Vou
have
all
prob
ably
wen
a
sal
at
the
circus
balance
a
bU
on
the
end
of
it.
nose
and
.toss
It
In
the
air
and
cateh
It
again,
haven't
you?
Well
thats
nothing,
compared
to
whv
this
lapky
captain
can
do
with
his
head;
Smith
seems
to
hav
tru
raoutatlon
of
being
the
classic!
player
on
the
team.
He
hi
more
style
In
hU
work
than
all
the
r
of
ibi
nen
put
together
ins
i9Qtwork
is
ma.-ve'-ous
and
l
is
said
when
he
finishes
his
en
llitment
In
the
navy
h
will
con
duct
a
danclhg
academy
In
London.
:
"Ah
I
Here
is
a
man
for
you-,
"Flannel
Mwon.
plavlng
at
center
forward.
"Flannel"
has
a
line
of
chatter
that
makes
all
th
ty,A.-
1
wwf
v
vas
v.
1
members
of
the
crew
sit
up
and
take
notice
when
he
starts
to
ex
'
I
pound
his
views
on
things
In
gen
eral.
I
will
let
you
guess
as
to
Just
what
the
British
mean
by
;
word
"Flannel."
Another
the
top-
notour
on
tht
team
it
'Oggu
TO2
DAILY
JTEWS
Wetfrc:;'
eissEB
A
WHAT
A
RECORD!
JA
0
Canada's
phenomenal
and
truly
record
12
for
15c.
20
for
25c.
fln,ff
in
flat
tins
of
fifty
tn
J
one
hundred
Ogllvle.
whose
position
on
the
team
Is
back.
"Ocele"
seems
to
be
a
very
popular
young
matt
on
the
thjp.
le
must
be
a
gooa
atnger
or
something.
The
other
members
of
the
team
are
Dorllng,
OT3ray.
Wright.
Wilcox.
Taylor
and
Robinson,
all
A:l
players.
This
team
lias
mat
some
TERRACE
of
the
best
soccer
clubs
m
the
winning
ticket
worm,
iney
won
ine
cnampion-
con
aunyw!
u"ii
fwmnuev.
iure
nan
into
being.
Successor
of
Dr.
Large,
who
Is
i
s,itii
n,,rrt
in
Dr,
Mills
has
removed
to
Mrs.
these
positions
at
Port
Simpson
?.!
i.hJu"
the
Office'
'
"teig
navmg
gone
10
Slav
.
is
Dr.
E.
Perry,
the
new
doctor
.
.
A-
wlth
M
s
KixUUy
tor-
a
sho.
t;
at
Port
Simpson.
I
Remedy
,
I
1
1
nstipation
1
.
is
J
n
gaajJ
i
time
prior
to
going
east
for
an
extended
visit.
C.
H.
Mlchlel.
principal
of
the'
public
school,
has
taken
the
Jamaa
Bmlth
residence
and
It.
B.
Wallace
is
In
the
Vanderlip
house.
Miss
Molnnes
and
Miss
Patmor.
of
the
school
staff
are
staying
with
Mrs.
Brooks
and
Mr
Wllby,
the
high
school
principal
is
with
Mrs.!
W.
A.
King.
i
Stan
Smith,
of
the
Bank
of!
Montreal
staff
returned
on
Wed-.;
nrsday
from
his
vacation
spent
In
Vancouver.
,
George
Little
lost
a
wagon
on
Tuesday
when
his
men
left
ons
near
the
burner
at
the
sawmljl.
During
the
evening
the
hot
emberi
started
a
fire,
consuming
the
venicie.
STEWART
Joe
Buckshorn
has
tqken
over
the
manugement
of
the
Northern
Drug
jBtore
here.
Mr.
Buckshorn
wast
i
Qke
RECORD
SPEAKS
jfor
ITSELF
Tlie
growth
in
popularity
of
Turret
Cigarettes
has
been
as
phenomenal
and
nit'niitstnntling
a
CanudaV
growth
in
industry
nnd
M)ptilutlou.
Quality
alone
is
rrMnUde
for
tliU
marked
preference
on
the
part
of
nil
lover
of
good
Virginia
rigarettea
In
Canada,
Afler
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
and
ripenrd
right
out
(u
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
mid
the
high
quality
is
"Inbred".
Quality
anil
Mildness
T
urret
C
I
C
AR.ETT
E$
formerly
with
the
Cunningham
Drug
Co.
In
Vancouver.
I
3
C
T.MI11
ha
iUhihim)
htI
The
Oddfellows
promoted
0
well,
butcher
shop
here,
which
he
clawed'
Mrs.
W.
H.
W.i
attended
dance
on
Monday
In
Ulna
few
weeks
ago.
(spending
a
week
at
:
Canadian
Legion
Hall.
A
feature
.
.
.
of
the
evening
was
the
winning
p!
Over
two
hundred
men
have
been
iv.
Gordon.
She
.u
;
-
a
piano
put
up
as
a
prize
Arnold
registered
here
as
being
unem-
to
Prler.
Creelman
being
the
holder
of
th
ptayed.
Fifty
of
these
smarted
on
I
relief
work
last
week.
I
Mrs.
11.
C.
Benti
t
Uelk
Vlaittna
with
iiiu.i
nip
01
me
west
tnajes.
out
sine
w.
na
rs.
w.
mih
oi
rrmu
je
Exchange
Grill
haa
bean
re-
jiter.
f
Via
f
llm
hon
lna(
n
f
hlr
T?
Iirvrt
U'MW
vlsltnra
nrltVi
Xlr
anrl
best
players.
They
also
defeats
Mrs.
It.
L.
Mcintosh
at
the
week-
r"
,
W.
.
Air
fAMnl.
M
en1
iuc
ni-diiiiw
waul,
vtuwi
ksuuc
was
witnessed
by
over
15.000
ueoolei
-
!
They
met
and
defeatedthe
beat!
The
building
bug
has
hit
the
teams
in
South
America.
They
ana
a
numocr
0,
new
ere
have
wori
wea
of
cups
and
tlons
are
making
their
appearance
trophies
and
are
out
to
win
still
Olggeys
Smithy
ls
completed
and
more".
away
to
a
good
itart.
a.
Little
is
adding
a
garage
to
his
blacksmith
-
shop.
C.
II.
Thomas
is
making
The
appolntm'enl
pi
Dr.
n.
o.
:
with
tht
butcher
shop
he
..
Ii.i
v,',nh
nm.van
qfnetrand
u
ectlrtgfor
the
Farmer's
Instlt-T4rge8$tr,edtelrKlth
utJ
and
mshQp
ha
ft
nm
medical
ittspcctbr
o(
sclioos
at
Der
of
men
brlng,ng
hls
new
plc.
'WIJtTS
ItORSE"
It
th
fcrqnd
matt
favoured
by
Scotsmen
and
they
art
the
greatest
eonnoisuurt
of
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