15
I
si
FA02
FOUR
RAILROAD
.
IS
WINNER
City
Defeated
in
of
C
Softball
to
2.
by
Score
The
Canadian
National
.Recreation
vAitociatlon
toolt
the
City
Jnto-eanyj
last
nij?ht
in
a
la'.v
and
iffflWfljT
Softball
game
by
score
.pt
ft?.
The
City
played
airtight
ball
for
the
flrt
six
innings
but
in
tJb
seventh.
Cptaadina.
who
wv
pitching
for
them
walked
two
me;
with
the
base.s
leaded,
therebv
opening
the
scoria
tor
the
OTP
A.
The
Railroaders
continued
to
increase
their
lead
and
by
th
ninth,
had
collected
six
run.
tb
City
team
jptttog
two
runs
in
the
first
two
innings.
Both
teams
played
excellent
bail
throughout
with
the
3UIke-brothers
tarring
for
the
City
team
and
Stiles
and
Camera)
(or
theC
NiA'A
good
sized
crowd
of
fans
attended.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Savoy
Hotel
Prince
Jiupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
coW
yvater
In
all
roomt
A.
J.
F'lUJDIIO.M.MK.
Prop.
Cor.
of
Ftaser
und
Fifth
SU.
Savoy
F.
Patterson,
Porcher
Island;
H
Dunbreck
and
James
Murphy,
city:
Jack
Hatton.
Junem.
New
Royal
Hotel
I.
Zarrlll.
Prop
THE
IIOTF.L
WOKTII
WHILE
Ht
4c
Cold
Wtter.
8Un
HU
?5e
PER
DAY
AND
UP
Tfkphane
tSI
I
loyal
Mike
Menulett
and
8am
Collier
ctty;
Quatav
Norman.
Digby
Boston
Grill
Phone
45?
Prince
ltupert
Large
Cabaret
SPECIAL
DINNERS
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
DANCING
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Accomodation
for
Private
Parties
Shot
Put
Practice
WIN
THF.IR
mam.
.
i
Outdoor
sports
are
in
full
swing
art
United
States
Military
Academy
at
Weat
Point,
NX
Above.
team
of
football
TRACK
MEET
TO
BE
HELD
Will
Follow
Prince
Uupert-Ketchi-kan
Baseball
Game
on
May
25
At
the
conclusion
of
the
Ketchl-Ican-Pfjne
RvpvX
bat4ba.il
gane
on
May
25,
there
will
be
a
program
of
track
events,
it
is
announced
by
Doug
Frtzsell,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
and
alto
of
the
local
Track
Associa
tion.
One
hundred
yard,
220-yard,
will
be
carded.
Points
will
be
awarded
in
the
I
track
meet
on
the
Ilanson
Cup.
the
season's
track
trophy.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
IS
Borden
vs.
High.
May
20
High
vs.
Booth.
May
23Borden
vs.
Booth.
May
27
High
vs.
Borden.
May
30
Booth
vs.
High.
ly
Awirdtd"
tli
covUt
i
VouJSiJ
CrtificlofPrUy,Mri
Pfera
"J
Qssllty
by
k
'""
HjUbi,
'"His
advertisement
i9
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
.Columbia.
Headquarters
For
Fishing
Tackle
S
SPECIAL
ifj9Cr
Bte'
odi
Une
antl
Reel
IM
Regular
Price,
$25
Special
at
$1.75
Vj
FREE
PKIZE
COUPON
ech
pureliase
of
Fishing
Tackle
over
25c
a
coupon
will
be
Slth
ven.
Hie
coupon
entitles
holder
to
a
chance
on
3
prizes
dls-played
in
our
window.
Drawing
tor
these
prizes
to
take
place
at
the
end
of
June.
KAIEN
HARDWARE
COS
Third
Ave.
W.
Telephone
3
in
junior
x.ooioau
SOFTBALL
-
i
THIRD
GAME,
Borden
Street
Sehool
(Going;
Strong
I
Borden
Stree).
School
recorded
its
I
third
straight
win
when
it
defeated
Booth
Memorjal
School
hy
one
soal
I
to
nil
4n
-the
Junior
football
League
yasteraay.
The,
game
wag
keenly
contested
All
through
but.
Borden
was
clearly
the
better
team
and
onty
fine
goal--keeping
on
the-part
of
Bremner
for
Booth,
coupled
-with
weak
shooting.
kept
the
score
.dawn
goal
butJUiere
was
pooae
up
to
put
the
finishing
touch
,tpt.
Then
Ivar-son
hit
the
Borden
crossbar
with
a
fine
drive.
Bord
was
oon
pressing
again
-and
Breraner
saved
repeatedly,
a
Jpn
shot
of
Leslie
Wilson
s
seemed
certain
goal
but
the
Booth
goalie
.cleared
it.
Ooniec
rnade
a
fine
run
but
was
crowded
out.-Haltthne
found
no
score.
Border;
s,tiy
had
the
better
of
the
second
half-
NaJmoto
had
a
free
Jcick
that
was
.barely
cleared
and
Ferguson
and
Eby
defended
well.
In
a
breakaway
Booth
forced
a
corner
and
Gomez
just
headed
over
the
bar.
Wilson
made
a
good
run
and
finally
beat
Bremner
from
close
in.
Jack
Price,
star
shot
putter
and
j
Booth
attacked
again
but
the
for
tackle
and
captain
!
wards
were
.weak
and
Borden
main
tained
the
,one
goal
Jead.
The
game
was
ap
interesting
one
to
watch
with
the
play
going
from
end
-to
end
-rapidly.
-Nakamoto
was
in
rare
form
for
Borden
his
speed
Hind
sure
tackling
stopping
Booth.
Fisher
was
safe.
Ourrie
though
slow
was
sure.
Williscroft
kicked
strongly
though
not
always
with
Judg
ment.
Wilson
was
the
pick
of
the
forward
line
with
Dungate
and
Hardy
next.
Campbell
showed
neat
footwork.
Bremner
Jkept
a
fine
goal
for
Booth
and
had
his
share
of
luck.
Ferguson
was
fairly
reliable
and
Eby
though
slow
made
few
mistakes.
Gomez
and
-Cromp
were
the
best
halves.
The
forward
play
was
weak
with
Ivarson
and
Christfcon
U-mile,
Vi-ralle
and
mile
events
Uhe
best
but
there
was
little
com-
binatlon.
Booth
Jim
Bremner;
Ferguson,
Eby;
DeMarco,
Oomez,
Cromp;
Nel
son.
Ritchie,
Ivarson.
McMeekm
ChrU'tlson.
Borden
Morgan;
Currie,
Fisher;
Williscroft,
Nakamoto,
Nay
tor;
Lindsay,
Wilson,
Hardy.
Campbell,
Dungate.
Eagles
Whist
Drive-Dance
Is
Enjoyable
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge.
There
were
16
tables
of
cards
while
many
young
people
came
in
for
the
dame.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
la-die's'
first,
Mrs.
II.
A.
Ross;
second.
Miss
Marie
Konuluk;
consolation,
Mrs.
A.
Domlnato;
men's
first,
C.
P.
Perry;
consolation,
A.
Dominate
After
.cards,
delicious
refresh-1
menls
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
Thomas
Clough
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
R.
O
Ford
presided
at
the
door.
SCHEDULE
May
15
Station
vs.
Roundhouse
May
19-rRoundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
May
22
-Station
vs.
Drydock.
May
2G
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
May
29
Drydock
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
2
Jjrydock
vs.
Station.
June
5
J3UUon
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
9
Roundhouse
vs.
Drydock.
June
J2
rStaUon
vs.
Drydock.
June
16
Roundhouse
vs.
Station.
June
.19
Drydock
v.
Roundhouse.
June
23
Drydock
vs.
Station.
June
20
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
30
Roundhouse
v.
Drydock
It
must
be
easy
to
be
a
columnist
in
Japan
where
they
have
three
new
crops
of
chestnuts
every
year
London
Advertiser.
Smith
.
Unger
...
Stineeh
Vance
Tobey
.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
HEADACHES
LL..,
Needless
i.iins
like
headaches
are
quickly
relieved
by
Aspirin
tablets
as
riiillions
o
people
know.
And
no
matier
how
suddenly
a
headache
may
come
upon
you,
you
can
always
be
prepared.
Carry
the
pocket
tin
of
Aspirin
tablets
with
you.
Keep
the
larger
size
at
home.
Read
the
proven
directions
for
pain,
headaches,
neuralgia,
etc
Tobey
vs.
Unger
vs.
Vance
vs
Unger
vs.
Smith
vs
7k
Made
in
Canada
SOFTBALL
AT
SCHOOL
Dungate
centred
lC4ear
across
the
Smh
a)d
l
nRer
Teams
Are
Now
Tied
For
Leadership
U
riser's
team
defeated
Stineeh
on
Wednesday
.
in
the
High
School
Softball
League
by
a
score
of
9-2.
The
winnine
team
was
first
to
bat.
Cross
opened
the
scoring
after
being
advanced
by
Unger
and
Oillis.
When
they
were
retired
they
showed
good
in
field
work,
retiring
Sttnech's
team
in
ane-two-three
order.
At
bat
again,
Unger's
team
scored
when
Tohey
made
the
circuit
assisted
by
smmehnann's
hit.
SUn-ech's
team
was
again
held
score-leas.
In
the
third
inning
Deane
and
Hanson
tQpreM
for
Unger's
team,
their
opponents
again
being
shutout
although
Llndseth
got
to
third.
The
fourth
inning
gave
three
more
points
to
Unger.
Emmelmann
walked
and
went
to
second
on
Cam-;ron
s
sacrifice.
He
was
sent
to
third
by
a
two-bagger
from
Cross
and
home
by
Unger's
bit.
Cross
went
to
third
and
Stager
to
second
on
a
fumble.
Both
came
home
when
Gll-lis
hit
safely
In
the
field
this
team
was
still
playing
airtight
ball.
Ar-ney
was
notable
for
a
fine
catch.
Tobey
anq
Arney
seared
for
the
winners
in
their
last
inning
at
bat.
being
advanced
oh
hits
by
Emm
el
-nann
and
Cameron.
The
Stineeh
team
now
made
a
iaaperate
effort
With
one
'out
jmi
jtrikes.
Obata
walked.
Moxiey
was
put
in
as
apiach-hitter
and
deilv-Hd.
UitgfThk
broHght
in
Obata.
MojrJey
wmt-out
at
third
but
Blake
got
around.
Worsfold
and
Hale
hit
safely.
However,
this
rally
was
out
short
when
Sttnech's
fly
hit
was
:aught.
Stineeh
Hale,
Blake,
Worsfold.
Moxky,
Johnson.
jJndeeth,
Obata.
BtkUaty.
Stineeb
and
Worsfold.
Unger.
Cross,
amis,
Deane,
Han
son.
Tobey,
Amey,
Bmmeimann,
Cameron,
Murdoek.
Battery,
Unger
and
Cross.
Seorftkeeper,
Kanaya.
Uinplrte,
CUrt
Smith.
Reporter.
Walle.
Vane.
Smith.
Stineeh.
Tobey.
Stineeh.
W.
1
2
.1
j0
...0
SPEND
MUCH
L.
PU.
0
0
1
2
2
The
.King
Bdward
High
Sehool
Softball
League
comprises
CO
players.
The
refBdtotag
games
of
the
league
are
as
follows:
FOR
RELIEF
United
States
Government
Has
758
Major
Projects
Under
Way
WASHINGTON.
May
14:
The
government
of
the
United
States
has
at
present
758
major
construc
tion
undertakings
in
progress
in
the
effort
to
relieve
unemployment.
At
least
3100,000,000
Is
involved
In
the
work.
Philadelphia,
New
1'ork,
Washington,
Detroit
Lead
American
League
Parade
NEW
YORK.
Mav
14:-The
alignment
of
leading
teams
in
the
American
League
was
Philadelphia.
New
York,
Washington
and
LVtrolt
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
games
in
which
each
of
these
clubs
was
victorious.
The
Cleveland
Indians
were
relegated
to
fifth
place
by
the
Sen-
ilors.
Billed
to
meet
all
the
strong
er
teams
of
the
league
within
the
next
week
or
so.
it
is
expected
by
many
observers
that
the
Indians,
who
were
enjoying
first
place
honors
only
a
few
days
ago,
may
slump
even
further.
Rain
prevented
she
playing
of
all
games
in
the
National
League
yes
terday.
Scores
were:
American
League
Philadelphia
7.
Chicago
5.
Washington
9.
Cleveland
3.
Detroit
2.
Boston
1
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
2.
BasebailStandings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
m.
Lajife
J4
-4
.778
New
York
14
6
.TOO
Boston
13
0
461
Chieago
U
8
m
Pittsburg
11
12
AH
Philadelphia
S
12
At0
Brooklyn
8
IS
it
3nelnnaU
3
17
J&0
American
League
W.
L.
Pet.
(Philadelphia
12
7
Jtt
New
York
M
C
JM8
Washington
13
11
s42
Detroit
14
12
38
Cleveland
12
U
43
Chicago
B
13
.400
Boston
9
IS
.408
8t
Louis
8
13
JJ18
1
SPORTS
AT
HIGH
SCHOOL
Softball
Started
Under
Leadership
of
II.
CiUlland
TennU
Courts
Appreciated
In
the
report
of
Principal
Hart-ness
to
the
scheoL
board
last
night
Jt
was
noted
that
the
tennis
court
had
been
completed
and
had
proved
'
I
There
is
D
j
I
a
lot
ef
1
R
Strength
R
;
H
in
a
little
M
BOVRIL
popular
piece
of
work.
Students
gad
staff
appreciated
the
board's
action
in
helping
financially
to
put
the
court
in
shape
and
the
mem
ber.;
individually
for
their
technical
advice
and
help.
Softball
lias
been
started
at
the
sehool
under
th"
leadership
of
Harry
OiUlland
and
junior
football
is
being
played.
University
May
Lose
Members
of
Staff
In
Seattlel
SEATTLE,
May
14
The
Unlrer-
Wty
of
Washington
may
lose
the
services
of
several
leading
members
of
the
faculty
following
-
new
requirement
that
all
faculty
member
must
take
an
oath
to
support
the
'
constitution
of
the
United
States
I
and
its
institutions.
CONSULATE
IS
LOOTED
WASHINGTON,
May
14
III-taekers
looted
tne
cellar
of
the
San
Salvador
legation
here
yesterday
aad
took
possession
of
a
larg
quantity
of
valuable
wines
and
Itquers.
However
they
got
only
as
far
as
the
iane
with
their
loot
in
a
truck
when
they
were
intercepted
by
police.
Staff
Sergeant
Robert
Owens,
provincial
police
Vieteria,
and
Con-.
rtable
Fernandes,
also
of
Victoria,,
who
have
been
in
the
city
for
x
couple
of
days,
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
the
south,
bavins
in
their
custody
Sam
Douse
who
was
sentenced
to
three
years'
imprisonment
at
the
Assizes
lan
week
for
manslaughter;
Sigurd
Jusslla.
who
has
been
committed
to
asylum
And
Charles
Oleen
sentenced
to
four
years
for
Advprtiv
m
the
Xially
News,
ANNOUNCEMEK
or
Montreal
Importers
The
Opening
Sale
of
High-Qasj
Merchandise
WILL
CONTINUE
i
nrwriiml
nmrlul
lawn
nt-irxz
ivl,;,.l.
savlnir
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2i
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