Newsboys
Are
Still
In
Lead
At
Safttall
Tho
Newsboys
were
again
vie-torlous
yesterday
by
defeating
the
Borden
All-Stars,
two
games
out-of
tHt&e.
Th0
fttft
game
was
a
clean
walk-away,
the
News
win
nlng
7
to
1.
!
s
The
second
was
closely
fought
and
BVrde'n
Street
edged
out
the
i
wlnneWby
the
store
of
5
to
t.
The
third
was
won
by
the
News-,
let
by
a
comfortable
margin
and
daring
it
Borden
was
nowhere)
dangerous.
Dungate
pitched
fine
ball
for:
'the
winners,
walking
but
two
men
V
Batteries
Borden
Welle
and
Postula,
and
for
Newsies
Dungate
and
Campbell
Munlzaba
and
Santerbane
played"
well
for
the
losers,
the
former
doing
good
work
In
the
left
field.
Big
'League
Scores
National
League
New
York
5,
St.
Louis
8.
Brooklyn
4,
Chicago
3.
v
'American
League
Detroit
4,
Washington
3.
Chicago
5,
Philadelphia
10.
Cleveland
2,
Boston
3.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
if
If
i-v
mi
A'
She
greets
liim
with
a
cheery
smile
Whit
keep
her
to
freihf
WRIGLEY'S.
She
know)
that
if
you
keep
your
mouth
freh,
you
Jtel
freth.
The
pure,
cool
flavor
of
WRIGLEY'S
Chewing
Gum
refrekhei
the
mouth
at
nothing
cue
can.
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Lv
0
1
1
1.000
.000
FINAL
STAGE
LIFE
HISTORY
OF
HALIBUT
Schooner
Dorothy
Gone
to
Seward
Expertlnf
to
Cdmplfte
CycU
Of
Life
There
JUNEAU.
July
22:
The
schooner
(Dorothy
carrying
a
group
of
scientists
who
are
searching
for
the
life
history
of
the
halibut,
is
on
its
way
to
Seward
near
where
It
ts
hoped
to
find
the
tiny
halibut
in
their
final
stage
to
complete
the
records,
i
The
vessel
has
been
paying
visits
tO
nof
thcrtr
tfateM
for
Kevefal
yea?!.
trnthprlnw
H.ifa
In
rBnrH
in
4hW
nn.
n
iiiVr
uua-
i-t
sHiujt
.n..
Loizlon.
EK3E0
News
and
Views
A
Nbve!
Kac
TtlT"
TTTTItlHTtlilWtffl
Vfit
This
photo
shows
race
between
airplane
and
outboard
motor
boat.
i
,
The
Letter
Box
SPORT
CHAT
!
.
i
i
OBJECT
TO
SELECTION
Sporting
Editor,
Daily
News:
Your
selection
of
a
team
to
represent
Rupert
against
the
Navy
boys
is
good,
with
the
exception
of
Wilson
ar
outside
right,
whose
displays
for
Regiment
have
been
weak
and
not
worthy
of
a
novice,
and
how
the
committee
of
the
Regiment
Football
Club
put
up
with
his
brand
of
football
Is
beyond
we
spectators
who
pay
UJ
see
some
decent
football.
He
may
be
approaching
the
veteran
age
of
footballers
and
would
show
a
good
example
to
ih6
younger
players
by
standing
down
In
favor
of
one
of
them.
Regiment
have
two
wins
to
their
credit
which
were
achieved
more
by
making
play
on
the
left
wing
than
on
the
right.
My
selection
for
Rupert
would
be:
Laidler
or
Smith;
Watson,
Jackr
Edgecumbe,
Currle,
Hadden:
S.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
;
W.
L.
St.
Louis
56
34
!
Brooklyn
60
39
'
New
York
46
38
Chicago
...)
47
39
Boston
43
42
Pittsburg
.
36
47
!
Philadelphia
37
5!
Cincinnati
31
53
Old
Empress"
1
Sons
of
Canada
1
Elks
0
26
33
34
43
48
52
55
55
Pet.
.624
.564
.548
.547
.506
.434
.420
.360
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
64
Washington
57
New
York
48
Cleveland
ii
St.
Louis
39
Boston
33'
Detroit
33
Chicago
30
'City
League!
Srrorid'nali
.716
.635
.588
.495
.447
.387
.375
.350
the
betting
on
the
fight
to
take
place
between
Jack
Sharkey
and
Mickey
Walker
is
two
to
One
off
Sharkey.
Some
local
interest
is
being
takeri
in
the
match
at
Ifttchikan
be;
twen
Norman
Wilson
and
the
pixie
Kid.
The
former
is
known
In
Alaska
and
B.C.
and
the
latter
is"
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
cruiser
Detroit.
The
American
Legion
is.
arranging
the
bout.
Last
evening's
Mobley
Cup;
football
fixture
between
the
Merchants
and
the
Regiment
was
postponed
owing
to
the
bad
weather.
This
is
the
first
tlrn?
this
season
that
a
football
ga.n
has
had
to
he
post
poned,
The
next
game
bn
Friday
evening
wllpbe
between
the
Merchants
'and
the
Llgton.
This
game
nnohl
In
Ha
nf
cnoihl
Intfaract
oq
thai'
Dickens.
Russell
ot
Murray,
Battle,
teflon
is
anxious
to
wipe
out
the
A.
Dickens,
Norrington.
stlng
of
slx
one
vlctory
M
A
SPECTATOR,
the
MerchanU)
in
their
last
encoun
ter
ana
mey
are
jconnaeni
inai
they
can
take
the
measure
of
the
tradesmen.
'
t
The
leading
goal
scorers
for
the
rearon,
all
competition
games
In
cluded,
are
Baptle
with
eight
goals,
Albert
Dickens
with
seven,
Norring
ton
with
four
and
S.
Dickens
and
McKay
with
three
goals
each.
AmOr,
Russell,
J.
Murray.
W.
Murray,
Fong
and
Colusel
have
two
goals
each
to
their
credit
while
If.
Dickens,
Doug-las',
Howe,
D.
Smith,
Bussanich,
D.
Jack,
A.
Ilodgklnson,
Bond,
Wing-ham,
Tinker.
Wilson
and
Lyons
have
one
each
to
their
credit.
W.
Murray
scored
against
his
own
team
while
Skinner
has
put
two
past
his
own
goalie.
i
The
standing
in
the
Mobley
Cup
i
City
League)
to
date
is:
P.
W.
L.
F.
A.
Legion
3
i
i
8
8
Regiment
3
12
9
8
Merchants
.2
117
8
'pfctballeti)alcfflarl-ilrt(Si:
with
regret
of
the
accident
to
Percy
Tlftkef
who
brokif
hls-Rnectlp
wfifft
he
sloped
on
a
greasy
plank
while
across
the
rwftbbr
on
Sunday.
Percy
Is
known
to
all
football
supporters
as
a
real
sport.
For
many
yea1
it
he
has
give
ft
hW
best,
and
It
was
a
very
good
btft,
too.
in
football
circles.
While
not
so
fast
as
he
Used
to
be
he
li
tllll
able
to
show
the
younger
generation
how
it
should
be
done
and
this
year
bos
turned
out
for
the
Regiment
arid
aeoreO
fdr
them.
He
Is
ctmtrman
of
the
Regiment
Football
Club.
All
will
J6in
iri
wishing
him
a
dpeedJ
and
complete
recovery
and
trust
that
he
will
stlir
be
able
to
(urn
out
and
give
the
ball
.n
occasional
Kick.
FOOTBALL
jQly-24
Merchants
vs.
Canadian
Llon.
Jiiiy
28
Regiment
vs.
uanadi?.i
.they
havff
plfced
t'ogct'ne?
(lie
evl-'
.
Jav
31-M6rchantS
dence
iecurtd
bV
dreajlrig
and
fish-
me"t
.
.
Ing
until
tfi
Hfn
ft
alnibst
com-1
-Canadian
plete
drid
It
IS
expedled
triat
bV
fall
MerehanU.
the
whole1
life
Alstor
of
thee
fish
Aug
7
CanadUn
in
WeiferfY
Alaska'rr
waters
will
be
Regiment.
a
matfer
of
rtcOrd.
The
informa-
Aug.
11
Regiment
Hon
wf
necessafy
before
any
steps
ants.
could
b
taken
to-preserve
the
hall-
Aug
14
Merchants
iS
,
but
trow
dVpletloh-,
,
Leg
Ion.
vs.
Reg;
Legion
vs.
Lrglon
v
vs.
Merch-
Canadii.i
TflE'
DAItV'
NEW3
Wwinesuay,
ROYAL
TIME
P.
D.
Pattullo
Went
South'
This1
Morning
After
Leaving
Message
With
Daily
News
Before"
leaving
for
the
south'
yes
terday,
T.
D.
Pattullo.'
who
has
Just
completed
a
tour
of
the
stated
to'
the
Daily
News
that
he
appreciated
vety
much
the
courtesies
that
had
been
extended
to
Kim'
fltiH
iVa
AtAAiathf
at
:
given
him.
He
did
not
address
any
public
meeting
there
-.but
simply
went
there
to
take
part
as
a
citizen.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
he
felt
sure
there
would
be
great
developments
In
the
north
as
soon
as-conditions
changed.
The
wealth
of
the
country
wds
so
well
known
now
that
nothing
coUId
hold
it
back
permanently.
Aftef
his
arrival
home
Mr.
Pattullo
will
leave
for
a
tour
of
the
Peace
River
country
which
Is
at
Its
best
just
now.
He
plans
to
travel
all
over
the
British
Columbia
section
of
that
huge
district,
so
that
he
may
be
in
a
position
to
help
them
solve
their
problems
In
the
BASEBALL
July
23
Elks
vs.
Old
Empress.
July
27-
Old
Empress
vs.
Native
Sons',
July
3C
-Elks
vs.
Native
Sons.
Aug.
3
Old'
Empress
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
6
Old
Empress
vs.
Native
Sons.
'i
Aug.
(O
jWtfve
Sons
vs.
Elks.
Aug.
13
Elks1
vs.
Old
Empress.
Aug.
17:
Native
Sons
vs.
Old
Empress.
Aug.
20
Elki
vs.
Native
Sons
Aug.
24
Ofd
Empress
vs.
Elks.
J
Anderson,
Atlin
road
superin
tendent.
Is
leaving
this
afternoon
for
Skagway
err
route
to
Atlin.
Later
he
plans
going1
up
to
Telegraph
Creeji
before
returning
to
Portland
'
Canal.
TA
Intertidtionat
Umitt'd,
talk
Jfi'er
'f
the
Canadian
A'Wiftno
Ksiiwiyt
litu
ttn
Montreal,
Toronto
diid
Chicago,
it
tbi
fastrst
train
in
tbi
uirldtr
its
distant!,
lb
3)4
milts
bttwrtn
Montreal
and
Toronto
art
coitrtd
in
SCO
mitutti
and
tht
inth
843.8
miles
to
Chicago
art
(tvtrtd
in
tht
astonishing
timt.
tj
li
hours
and
li
minutes.
THIS
LIFE
AND
NEXT
Psyehie
Investigators
Assert
Visions
From
Beyond
Reported
in
Winnipeg
Case
Are
Not
Unusual
phenomenon!
wtmnippo
Jniv
22
Followin
"
'the
strange
case
of
Mrs:;
FranW
Dart
of
this
city,
who
saw
the
vis-slon
Of
s
dfad
friend
24
hours
be
fore
she
herself
was
killed
In
an
the
enterprise
of
the
people
of
jtomobile
ardent,
ducted
enquiries
the
Winnies
&m-did
Stewart
in
putting
on
such
a
splen-ribune
celebration.
It
gave
him
great
ion&
investors
of
physhls
phen-pleasure
to
be
present
there
afong
tmtn
and
rt
"""h
with
H.
F.
Kergin.
M.
P.
for
the
i
thre
no
absolute
barrier
be-f
district,
and
Mrs
Kerein.
He"
felt;twn
this
state
of
existence
and.
grateful
for
th'e
royal
time.
they
had
jthe
"ext-
The
investigators
were
not
sur
prised
by
the
case
of
Mrs.
Dart,
claiming'
visitations
from
beyond
BTe
a
usual
occurrence.
Mrs.
Dart,
as
grand
marshal
of1
the
grand
chapter
of
tht
Eastern'
Star,
was
performing
the
last
official
act
of
he
term
of
office
She
was
to
place
a
wreiiith
o'n
th
alter1
in
memotf'
Of
Slsler
Edna1
Backus,
of
Winnipeg.
As
Mrs.
Dart)
rnoved
toward
the
altaf
(Ke
vision
Of
Her
friend
appedred
beside
her.
"She
was
as
I
knew
her
in
life."
Mrs
Dart
later
told
a
friend.
Almost
exactly
ii
MWrir
lift?
'Mm.
Dart
was
killed.
the
Tribune1
went
to
Dr.
T
Glen
Hamilton.
wMse
reputation
as
an
invesfifratOf
of
osyehfc
oheho-mena
eiertW
far
Beyond
(his
continent'.
He
said
strctr
aporlU6ns
a
appeared
to
Mrff
Dart
have
been1
frwrtenfiy
oBserved
by
many
reliable
witnsfSM.
"Clarlvovarit
vf-tons:"
18
perhaps
the
better
term
Ths
ta:e
w
set
fir
the
vision
t
.
come
and
Mrs.
Dart
had
the
fa?
ulty
necessary
to
see
It.
It
mlghf
have
been
viflble
to
Other
clar!
voyants
hid
any
been
present.
Evidence
Abundant
The
ev'rfr
K'M"nt
"
V
Dr.
Hamilton,
"and
to
many
CoV
ervative.
scientific
minds
wh--hae
hd
tffe
obdft'f
ttinfty
and
i
perferice
to
eriiMe
them
to
,htd".
the
case,
it
Is
sufficient
to
e
a
e'nlm
that
therf
is
absolute
barrier
between
this
stat-of
existence
and
the
next.
Trr"
'evidence,
which
is
indisputable,
in-
A
record
made
and
a
record
held
is
indeed
a
record
worth
while
Turret's
record
for
popularity
with
Canadian
smokers
is
one
which
was
established
years
ago
and
one
'
which
has
been
on
the
increase
ever
since.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing"
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
ij
"inbred".
1
Mild
and
Fragrant
urret
C
I
C
AhvETT
tS
IhU
advertisement
Is
nof
pu'alisnpcT
or
dttpiaYea
by
Control
Board
ot
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
dudes
the
handwritln?.
the
spok
:
one
Is
wofMfif
undr
s
word,
the
choice
voodbalary,
man--
ly
ronttructed
corrdUtoh.'
nerlsms
and
a
score
of
other
h
mediums
possessing
an
bit
features
to
say
nothing
of
phn-
culty
for
clarlvoyance
.
.
t.
w
m
J
V
.
il
t
tit
M
Investigators
have
come
to
th
I
fhi
SUIeit,
smoothest,
jineit
Rye
Whisky
on
the
shelves.
$3.50
Hep.
Quurt
9L
B.C.
11
YEAR
OLD
DOUBLE
PfSTILLEO
RYE
Every,
drop
11
years
old
ug'c,
Government
gtiuruntccd.
For
!
at
VsnJort,
or
dirwt
from
tli
liquor
Coatt!
BrorJ-MooV
Unlrr
IVporlmrnl,
YMurU,
H.
i'm
1-B
tlw
LiquoJ
and"
m
ft
tograpmc
recoras
or
semDiance
me
complicated
iactor
niaxui;
of
persons
prelected"
through
f?6m
.
nofcgraphjs
records
pojcible
vc
an
unknown,
an
'X'
state
of
ex'.i-ftll
prertf."
icnce.
mis
suiic
ui
cAuicutc
i-
separated
from
us
by
a
great
gul',
but
a
gulf
which
is
not
impassable
to
a
well-cbrifrolled
form
of
energy
dominated
and
directed
In
accord:
with
.
mysterious
laws
by
unseen
1
Intelligences
acutely
alert
td
sOlve
the
problem
they
have
set
out
to
prove."
Emphatic
CfaTms
Many
investigators
are
nuptial
In
their
claims
that
result
of
r
rearch
have
lifted
the
edse
of
M
curtain
that
hides
froir
us
toother
state
or
condition
nf
mi.
tenee;
that
they
have
talked
w
i
thoe
beyond.
To
these
searchers
aftr
truth
such
instances
as
thar
riar.
j
,f
conclusion
that
back
of
these
pne
-,
Mrs.
part,
fit
consistently
wl'j
nomena
there'
ffre
unknown
pay-
other
incidents
and
the
laws
g.
-hie
laws
iff
soirTe
Kind
operatinR
jemlng
such
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French
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several
sources
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popular
enquiry
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ground.
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can.
however.
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this:
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our
work,
which
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extensive
observation
Of
clarlvoy-ant
phenomena,
as
well
as
photo
graphic
experiments,
we
havo
found
a
good
many
Instances
which
emphatically
Indicate
that
the
clarlvoyarice
was"
based
on
actual
fact.
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of
this
type,
however,
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obtained
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