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DAILY
NW8
LOUGHRAN
WINS
UNANIMOUS
DECISION
REDS
TAKE
Boston
Boxer,
Following
Win
TWO
TAMPS
Over
Argentinean,
Will
Seek
1
H
V
VS-
UTAULI
Athletics
Win
In
American
Lea
me
While
Yankees
Lose
NEW
YORK.
May
16:
Philadelphia
Athletic
shut
out
the
Cleveland
Indians
yeterday
and
consolidated
their
hold
on
first
place
In
the
American
League
while
the
.flew
York
Yankees,
also,
shut
out,
'dropped
a.
decision
to
the
Detroit
Tigers.
Washington
Senators
continued
their
challenges
for
league
honors
with
a
victory
over
St.
Louie
Browns.
In
the
National
League,
the
long
suffering
Cincinnati
Reds
got
a
measure
of
revenge
by
taking
a
double-header
from
the
Phillies.
Yesterday's
scores:
American
League
Boston
12,
Chicago
.
Philadelphia
4,
Cleveland
0.
Petrpit
2.
New
Yak
0.
Washington.S,iBt.
Lwils
5.
Jt'atfpnal
'League
Cincinnati
10-7,
Philadelphia
5-5
PJttsburg
3,
New
York
8
(10
innings).
Brooklyn
fl,
Chicago
4.
;
Baseball
Standings
National
Leqgue
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
14
4
.778
New
York
14
7
.667
Boston
IS
9
jfll
Chicago
11
9
.550
PUttburr
12
12
.500
1
Phlfedelphj
9
14
.391
Brooklyn
..'
9
15
.375
Cincinnati
6
17
.227
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
'
.14.
7
.fi67
New
York
14
9
.009
Washington
16
11
,577
Detroit
.18
13
.536
Cleveland
.12
13
.40
Boston
11
13
.458
Chtgo
9
15
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St.
Louis
t
)i
HAS
TITLE
0NCEM0RE
VICTORIA.
May
16:
Mrs.
Vera
!
Hutching
of
Vancouver
won
the
:
British
Columbia
women's
golf
:
championship
for
the
second
time
'
yesterday
when
she
defeated
Mrs.
Saywerd
Wilson
of
Victoria
ten
and
'
eight
in
the
36-hole
final.
1
J
Are
You
a
Judge
of
Wkislcy?
Men
have-been
known
to
think,
and
even
baard
to
aay,
that
the.whiky
with
a
"kick"
or
s
bite
is
stron.er.
thhn
the
whlaky
without
it
',
It
is
seldom
eo,
the
"kick"
is
dua
to
cms
fact
and
one
fact
only,
which
is
the
admixture
of
raw
spirit
to
a
blend.
'
"
WHITE
HOUSE"
is
whiaky
without
a
bite
or
kick,
and
which
fits
perfectly
each
occasion
and
every
mood.
A
more
mellow,
generous
and
delight
Jul
spirit
than
"WHITE
HORSE"
is
not
obtainable.
White
Horse
W
whisky
UNJ
ill
...
IN
,
JkM.
.
1J
4lrWJJ
imM
"his
advertitn)ent
is
pot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Chance
at
World
Heavy
Title
NEW
YORK,
May
16:
Despite
the
fact
that
he
was
nearly
fifty
pounds
lighter
than
his
giant
opponent,
Tommy
to'Ugnran
took
p
unanimous
decision
of
referee
and
judges
from
Vittorio
Campolo,
the
enormous
Argentinean,
in
ten
rounds
at
Madison
Square
Garden
last
night
Loughran
was
the
faster
and
this
was
largely
responsible
.10
his
vtctpry.
The
winner
weignear
1
184
pounds
and
the
loser.
232.
I
:
This
victory
over
Campolo
com-llng
as
a
climax
to
several
other
lm-jportant
conquests
lately,
Loughran
f
will
at
once
seek
to
meet
the
win-iner
of
either
the
Schmelipg-Strlb-
ling
or
Sharkey-Oarnera
bout
or
both.
There
are
those
who
believo
that
Loughran
may
yet
become
.
world
champion.
In
addition
to
the
fifty
pounds
in
I
weight,
Loughran
spotted
the
South
American
about
seven
Inches
In
height
and.
at
that,
did
everything
but
knock
Campolo
gut.
to
step
back
In
the
forefront
of
heavyweight
ranks
with
a
bang
MEETING
OF
BOYJpAND
Annaul
Gathering
Last
Night
Report
Presented
and
Executive
Named
for
Coming
Year
The
annual
meeting
of
thi
Prince
Rupert
Boys'
Band
Associa
tion
was
held
last
night.
The
annual
repojt,
which
was
published
recently,
was
presented
and
duty
received
and
the
executive
was
formed.
Frank
Derry
and
W.
H.
Tobey
were
elected
from
the
meeting
while
the
remaining
rnem-
bars
of
the
executive
are
B
J.
Melltsh,
representing
the
Rotary
Club;
AM.
Theo.
CoUart.
the
ctf
council,
and
Q.
W.
Johnstone,
Uw
rAiti'TKe'-thalrrnttrj-v,in
be
elected
at
the
first
meeting
of
the
executive.
There
was
a
general
discussion
of
the
proposed
trip
of
the
Band
this
;year
to
Edmonton.
Funds
for
th
j
trip
are
now
being
raised.
;
Ald.
Collart
presided
at
last
might's
meeting.
FOOTBALL
May
16
Borden
vs.
High.
May
20
Jllgh
vs.
Booth.
May
23
Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
27
High
vs.
Borden.
Leading
Jockey
Alfred
Robertson
'Rohbyi
Baltimore.
Md.,
lcadb
the
jockeys
in
Easter
turf
openings,
with
eight
winners
scqred
at
Bowie,
Md.
and
flame
de
Qrace
tracks.
Rain
Interferes
With
Playing
of
Softball
Fixture
Last
night's
Canadian
National
I
Recreation
Association
Softball
j
League
fixture
between
Station
and
.
Round
House
was
postponed
on
ac-
count
of
rain.
j
Tonight
there
wil
be
a
return
jsoftball
game
between
the
City
and
Canadian
National
Recreation
FELIX
BAITS
RADIO
STATION
PROJECT
HERE
ENDORSED
BY
ASSOCIATION
AT
RIG
MEETING
(Continued
from
rae
One)
i
was
concerned,
as
efficient
as
anv
other
station
In
B.
C.
It
would
be
modern
tn
every
respect
with
cryj.-i
taj
control.
He
gave
several
UUu
itratlons
regarding
broadcasting
ir.,
(other
towns
and
stated
that
thelo-l
cat
radio
owners
would
have
no
,
.trouble
in
tuning
hfe
station
our
at
any
time
If
they
so
desired.
On
the
other
hand,
several
mem
bcrs
spoke
strongly
against
th
proposition
and
wanted
to
knon
further
particulars
as
to
power
t
station,
what
the
program
was
ro
be
and
how
the
station
was
to
b-conducted.
Mr.
Batt
answered
all
questions
put
to
him
and
said
tha
the
station
would
be
150
watt,
and
that
his
program
of
broadcas.
would
be
appreciated
by
local
owners
of
radios.
I
After
some
further
discussion
on
both
sides
of
the
question,
the
president
put
the
motion
that
tin-meeting
should
either
endorse
tho
action
of
the
executive
and
turn
down
Mr.
Batt's
proposition
or
;
otherwise.
A
secret
ballot
was
then
taken
and
the
result
was
that
the
ma-'
Jorlty
of
members
were
in
favqr
of
endorsing
Mr.
Batt.
Thus
a
ver
stormy
matter
has
been
settled
and
I
If
the
Dominion
Government
to
I
decides,
Prince
Rupert
will
now
have,
a
broadcasting
station
of
Its
own.
.r
i
A.
t.
Gray
of
the
Department
of
I
Marine
Radio
Department
in
Vic-Itorla
was,
present
during
the
proceedings
and
gave
a
short
talk
at
i
the
close
of
the
meeting.
Mr
Grey
wilt
be
here
for
about
a
week
an
will
endeavor
to
locate
some
of
the
troubles
the
pity
Is
now
suffering
from,
'It
Is
hoped
he
will
clear
up
the
Iritersferences
that
are
at'present
worrying
radio
owners.
DELEGATION
I
0FPUPILS
Terrace
Students.
Ask
Lowering
o.
"ynlversity
Enirapce
le-
i
quirenienti
TERRACE
May
l&
The
Minister
j
of
Education
Hon.
Joshua.
Hinch-lliffe,
had
a
rather
novVl
expert'
enee
when
he
visited
the-
Jllgh
School
at
Terrace.
A
deputation
of
the
students
asjeed
for
and
obtained,
an
interview
with
the
honorable
genUe-man,
Jack
Bparkes
and
J.
-
Smith
acting
as
spokesmen.
The
students)
I
put
forward
a
plea
for
easier
en-1
;
try
for
country
pupils
into
tne
un!
!
!versity.
suggesting
that
the
GQ
;
per
cent,
pass
required
in
the
en-i
trance
examination
was
hardly
i
fair
to
country
students
who
had
not
many
of
the
advantages
enjoyed
by
city
students,
and
asked
that
the
percentage
of
marks
b.3
;reduced
to
fifty.
I
Mr.
Htncvhllffe
complimented
the
students
on
raising
the
quel?
I
tlon
which
he
said
he
would
R
I
into
on
his
return
to
Victoria
Hi
'expressed
the
opinion,
however.
!
thjit
In
various
ways
the
country
students
had
advantage
over
tlif"
!
city
cousins.
FREE
GOLD
IS
FOUND
j
I
Campbell
and
Loytless
Made
Find
I
on
Gbrier
Gulch
Prope
rty
1
SMTTHERS.
May
15:
New
work
of
the
last
two
weeks
by
Stuart
F.
Campbell
and
Drover
E.
Loveless
on
their
goid'bjsmath
deposit
on
the
Olacier
Gulch
Qroup,
Hudson
Bay
Mountain,
has
discovered
free
gold
ore
in
the
deposit
which
is
a
telu-ikfe
of
bismuth
This
property
at-!
traeted
attention
last
year
by
reason
of
the
Very
high
values
In
gold,,
running
as
high
as
$700
per
ton,
shown
in
various
assays.
During
the1
i
winter,
the
prospectors
continued
without
theiald
of
outside
capital
to
run
a
cross-eut
tunnel
to
strike
the
main
deposit
at
a
lower
elevation
but
they
were
unable
to
complete,
this
for
laak
of
money.
With
the
coming
of
spring
they
extended
their
surface
work
with
the
result
that
mineralization
16
feet
In
width
has
been
shown
up
In
recent
wqrk
and
including
some
free
gold.
This
work
adds
another
fifty
feet
tn
length
to
the
proven
length
of
ore
and
gives
important
information
on
I
the
strike,
the
dip
and
the
nature
pf
'the
deposit.
The
tunnel
below
has,
'
not
reached
the
ore
body
but
lndlr
eats
close
proximity
and
has
granitic
reek
showing
In
it
,
Douglas
Lay.
government
mining
engineer,
inspected
the
new
strike
.
on
Monday.
SOFTBALL
May
19
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
May
22
Station
vs.
Drydock.
May
26
Roundhouse
vs
Station.
Hemorrhoids
Or
pllai
ealcily
ralliTtJ
by
Dr.
Ckate'i
OiatntM
It
is
a
serious
matter
to
bit!
pilte
and
one
person
In
four
has
thatn
t
ens
tima
or
another.
Ts
annoyanaa
and
distress
Is
great.
Iris
difficult
U
obtain
lasting
rslisf.
So
much
to
tha)
a
surgical
operation
may
ba
mn-sidered
necesiary.
Tht
liiuileas
your
physician
Is
familiar
with.
Dr.
Chase
a
Ointment
for
many
letters
recommend
this
trtatmeat
U
their
patients.
'
For
nearly
half
a
eeatury
.Dr.
Chase's
Ointment
has
been
the
afver
failing
relief
for
itching,
bleeding
aai
protruding
piles.
It
Is
sow
very
renerally
known
by
ths
mieal
pre-(aaaiot.,
and
tha
public
generally,
as
the
standard
treatment
for
tits
torturing
ailment,
,
Askyour
friend
about
Dr.
Chase
Ointment
for
"users
sra
Boosters"'
fa
this
ease.
Relief
cornea
quickly
ad
you
can
obtain
the
olatment
at
aay
drugstore.
SUITS
Made
to
Your
Order
$27.00
TOP
NOTCH
TAILORS
One
price
throughout
Canada
Your
measure
taken
by
us.
UNGr-TURAILOU
H
Second
Ave.
'Phone
f
D
,f(im
a
blacksmith,
53
years
old,
and
have
beet
smoking
a
pipit
since
the
age
of
I
decided
I
would
try
your
Turret
pipe
tobacco
ami
bouglit
a
20c.
package.
I
liked
it
no
tvell,
I
ft
nisi
icd
it
in
ttco
f7iv.
am
now
smoking
Turret
pipe
tobacco
regularly
and
tn'
continue
to
do
ao.
It
is
mild
.
.
.
has
a
nice
flavour
...
s
unifies
so
easily
right
ilotcn
to
the
bottom
of
the
pipe"
If
j
on
arfi
looking
for
Ihr
ryoleal,
loiiiiral
'bundus;
molting
Ihs
lobacMi
Ify
Turret
J
i)TrrMt
Mffidrd
fr
yniir
prralrr
riijniriit
.
.
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fragrant,
imI
anil
loiiK-lxirniiiR.
istrict
News
ALICE
ARM
A,t
a
public
meethik
o.
Alice
Arm
prospectors
and
others
last
Thursday
night,
tht
provincial
public
works
department
was
erttmzed
for
the
method
of
earrrtn
an
work
here
and
also
for
the
nW
amount
of
work
given
prospectors.
Morris
Peterson
presided
ovef
the
nieetlng
which
crowded
the
o1
bank
An
open
tennU
tournament
started
here
on
Sunday
with
a
large
entry
list.
Improvements
have
been
made
to
the
tennis
club
house
here
NEW
HAZELT0N
Despite
the
loss
of
his
hotel
end
store
by
fire.
C.
W.
Dawson
states
that
he
still
has
great
faith
U.
thi.
district
and
that
he
intends
to
remain
In
Jlazelion
winn
will
Ukcly
enter
bustneas
agan
in
the
pear
future.
,
Two
men
fustalned
siichi
tnJur-iies
on
Uie
construction
of
the
new
iHagwilget
high
level
bndK
last
i
Saturday
afternoon.
A
wire
rope
which
they
were
UghtemnR
broke
land
one
man
was
struck
m
the
I
middle
and
the
other
in
the
leg.
There
were
quite
a
number
of
I
cars
down
from
South
sun-,
day
lat.
The
roads
are
tn
pretty
fair
shape
and
the
spring
traffic
is
i
tailing
earlitr
than
usual
tht
year.
Work
was
started
at
the
first
of
this
week
in
effecting
considerable
alterations
and
extensions
to
the
New
Hazeiton
Citizens'
Association
Hall.
.
j
Wqtk.
U
In
prP8r"
ot
levelling'
off
the
grounds
tn
front
of
the
hospital
and
building
walks.
A
movement
is
on
.foot
here
whereby
Improvements
may
be
made
to
the
approaches
on
either
end
of
the
hew
HagwUget
bridge
to
malce'the
appearance
more
attractive
to
tourists
visiting
the
district.
MUs
RuUi
Miller
and
Miss
Edith
Bulwer
wrote
their
Registered
Nurses'
examinations
last
week.
They
have
completed
their
training
in
the
Jlazettpii
Hospital
ttjjcj
jthetr
gradqatlon
exercises
will
he
held
In
connection
wth
the
observance
of
National
Hospital
Day
next
week.
CAMPOl
PIPE
TESTED
BLACKSMITH
ISr.
packat
ronlaiw
2
(Mikrr
kandt
ZOe.
fiat
ka
ft
roaUui)
J
ftukrr
Kandt
Hfftvund
Un
roAlaiai
It
poktr
huult
TURRET
T
O
R
A
C
C
0
A
good,
vool
smoke
Pipe
tilled
Turret
tne
cut
fnr
thotr
who
rf
t'hftr
o
u
n
Headquarters
For
Fishing
Tacklf
SPECIAL
Steel
Rod
;
Be
Regulai
r
t
Special
at
$1.71
PHEE
PHIZE
corroN
With
eeh.
purchase
qf
Fishing
TMkit
over
3c
glven.
Hie
ccaipon
entitles
holder
to
a
chano
played
In
our
window
Drawing
for
these
prize
the
td
of
June.
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HAKDWAUE
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Third
Ave.
W.
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Kaieq
Motors
Limited
General
Garage
and
Service
Station
CHEVROLirr
and
I1UICK
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and
Night
Phone
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