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IN
RUPERTS
Bill
Plommer
Writes
to
Vancouver
Province
Regarding
Talent
Oljiwpic
Affiliation
Fxiuee
IlUBert.
maat
aoctheriv
Remarkable
Times
Despite
the
prolonged
rainy
and
a
sloping,
uneven,
gravel
AUSTRALIAN
KEATS
AMERICAN
CHAMPION
IX
tXJLVUON
TEN.MS
IXMTOQN,
June
16:
Harry
e.
.....
e...
city
in
B.
C.
to
apply
for
affiliation
!
r
xwms
ohampwr
onampionsnips
to
4e
Junior
arjanpie
mowmtrt
y
c
6-3
which
jn.SWe)ft
the
province,
sends
glowing
accounts
at
the
prowess
of
its
athletes.
They
have
already
formed
the
Stmtm
Athstt::
Club
sod
have
been
training
for
tee
past
month.
Bill
Plorruaer
is
president
and
coach
of
this
enthusiastic
aggregation
of
runners
and
.'uuipers
and.
despite
severe
handicaps
in
track
facilities,
has
turned
out
young
stars
who
have
made
creditable
performances.
"With
the
wonderful
incentive
of
competition
with
Vancouver
and
provincial
athletes."
writes
Mr.
.
I
4
FOOTBALL
CAX.
LEG
I
U.N
vs.
REGIMENT
TONIGHT,
6:30
Baseball
Standings
bard
for
the
privilege
of
wpiwent-
?"cag0
31
55
Jnff
Prince
Kunert
in
Jimlni-
Boston
30
36
Olympic
track
meet
ait
Hastings
Parte
on
August
"
Mr.
Plommer.
who
is
a
bisjfa
school
teacher
at
Prince
Rupert,
started
coaching
two
ambitious
young
men
in
track
and
field
last
New
Turk
26
Brooklyn
.2?
St.
Louis
96
PhJbidelabJa
18
Cincinnati
J7
year.
Others,
both
in
and
out
of
American
League
nign
scnooi,
necame
interested,
and
ew
York,
'
.38
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club
was
UMuhiagttxi
"Z'Z'.M
formed.
Success
seemed
to
crown
Platadesania
3t
the
efforts
of
this
pioneer
organ!-
nssajsnri1
M
sation,
for
in
Labor
Day
and
Do-
St.
lowb
2R
minion
Day
sports
its
members
won
Defoit
38
most
of
the
first
places.
,
Chicago
30
;
Boston
.11
94
as
39
27
31
34
17
34
36
27
36
36
34
43
BA&ECALL
POSTPONED
BASEBALL
June
17
Elks
vs.
Empress.
June
20
Empress
vs.
g.
O.
C.
June
34
B..O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
27
Empress
vs.
Elks.
July
IS.
O.
C.
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
v.
S.
O.
C.
July
R-Elks
v.
Empteej.
July
11
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
15--S.
O.
C.
vs.
Elks.
JI70
Mi
football
field
on
which
to
train
2?
have
med
in
some
JLIT
remarkable
times
over
sprint
dis-
taaeball
game
between
Yoncahs
tances.
I
hiee
of
the
lads
seldom
re-
and
Young
Sons
of
Canada
was
quire
more
than
11
seconds
to
ceved.
the
centary.
and
one
of
the
boys'
chanced
leg
injuiies
to
uncork
a'
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
burst
of
speed
that
carried
bhn
to
the
Upe
in
10
4-6
seconds
1
""
con
ane
of
the
High
Mr.
Piommer
has
spiked
-shoe
ar-lSefaooJ
hbaU
plajr-offs
hatiwen
tists
who
do
th
mo
varri
M.t
Tigers
and
Cubs,
scheduled
fr
ns-1
an
oval
track
in
34
seconds,
with
plenty
in
reserve
under
more
favorable
ooadttions
smim
Um
promis-tag
hatf-mUers
from
Pvbnae
Rupert
is
a
boy
who
is
not
entirely
unknown
in
ttNaeauver.
Re
is
BUI
Patmore.
'
eJasrve
tactics
on
the
Cana-rwsjsflr
Held
for
Varsity
earned
hba
osdte
a
reputation.
With
each
a
nucleus.
Mr.
Plom-
SgaP
Tin
adnrbHiMiil
la
mo4
jut-luWtr
duplafd
Ar
In
Utn
CpMroifioarrf
or
fer
A
Gouwrn-mint
cf
HrHitH
GoUmlia.
icnwy
Biiemoon.
was
nosiponen
on
account
of
rain.
Prince
George
Was
Hottest
Place
In
'
Province
Week-end
mer
will
doubtless
buflt
a
fonnld-
able
team
of
coataodecs
tor
top
honors
in
the
B.
C.
Junior
Olympic
'
Prtnc
Ceotae
was
the
warmest
track
and
field
meet
at
Hastings
Dt
m
province
oT
British
Co-1
Park.
In
the
absence
of
their
coach
lhunW
at
the
end
of
t
week.
In
the
summer
months,
each
boy
!abK
the
questionable
honor
with
has
his
training
schedule
outlined
tPorUaatL
hottest
pace
on
the
ooaM.
sang
in
advance.
8uch
enthuaiasai
T4e
tataeerature
at
both
Prince
not
10
oe
Otsuad,
and
it
may
be
from
the
ranks
of
the
Spartan
Athletic
Club
of
Prince
Rupert
that
our
MM
Olymnic
hero
will
forefront
the
product
of
diligent-
practice
and
capabie
-itching.
Vancouver
Province.
UNIFORM
AS
IT'S
BOTTLES
Okorse
and
PorMand
was
ninety.
I
I5JG
FIOMT
ON
LIQUOK
ISUE
AT
!
i
NATIOUl.
pnvvpvrinv
vvn.
!
I
J)
IN"
POLL
FAVOKING
STATE
JtECONSIDEHATION,
-
'Uentlnued
from
pase
one)
iDawes
nettfyteg
party
leaders
yes-
,tesday
thai
JveouldJMt
accept
the
nomination
if
it
should
be
tendered
'
to
him
and
Charles
Curtis,
present
vice-president,
still
doubtful,
the
field
is
open
again.
Theodore
I
Roosevelt
jr..
at
present
Oovernor-I
General
of
the
PhUllplne
Islands,
I
loomed
last
night
as
a
possible
,
choice
although
it
ts
known
that
the
people
of
the
PhllUpines
do
not
1
want
him
to
leave.
Secretary
of
War
Patrick
J.
Hurley
is
also
being
mentioned.
It
is
believed
that
a
choice
will
have
been
made
by
tonight.
In
many
quarters,
however,
it
is
felt
that,
since
administration
forces
have
so
far
ruled
the
convention.
Curtis
may
be
renominated.
NATIONAL
RACE
EVEN
arate
leaders
and
Tail.Emlers
wortn,
Y1"68-
the
V"
,
-Giants
Force
Ahead
States
singts
champion,
in
r
the
third
round
of
the
London
yester
.iwww
tksnal
Leaeue
iieaawe
wm
wsw
era
eves
lumien
furtfcerf
National
League
Pittsburg
26
j
Hgtrteaed
up
as
a
reetdt
of
jir-1
r
laays
piay
pace-ma
&rng
teem
lo-
Uag
and
eethu-
occupants
winning
i
ftoaacrow
up
the
gap
separating
$he
i
.i-uuing
woicago
cues
arc
'sac
iao-jend
Cincinnati
Reds
to
a
mere
seven-and-a-Jtalf
games.
New
York
Giants,
by
virtue
of
a
vJotary
over
Uie
Chicago
Cubs
moved
from
attffb
to
fourth
place
in
the
league
stasj
ing.
going
ahead
of
both
Brnosn
and
St.
Louis
Casds
who
ware
defeated
by
Cincinnati
Reds
and
fee
Phillies
respectively
Tfee
StLout-Philadelphia
game
was
called
4ft
the
sixth
on
account
of
rain
vsMh
I
the
Phillies
an
the
long
end
of
a
7-4
score.
514
'
In
the
American
League.
taese.
5
ood.
place
tie
between
Washington
510
Senators
and
Philadelphia
Atfale-M0
ties
was
broken
in
favor
of
the
former,
the
Senators
winning
over
m
(
the
Detroit
Tigers
in
a
close
game
415
while
the
Athletics
lost
to
the
St.
44S
,
Louis
Browns
in
a
similarly
close
(garor.
As
a
result
of
their
defeat,
6311
the
Tigers
dropped
from
fettrsh
to
sixth
plaoe
in
the
-irttwc
be-uj
hind
the
Clevelano
Indiana,
who
4!
won
over
the
Boston
Red
Sex,
and
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores:
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
laectt.
3;
ew
York
&
Cincinnati,
fc
Brooklyn
1.
Pittsburgh,;
Boston
I.
St.
Lpujs
4:
Philadelphia,
seven.
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Beaton.
3;
Cleveland.
S.
Washington.
8:
Detroit.
7.
Ifw
York
1:'
Cfaic?o.
3.
Philadelphia,
8;
St.
Louis.
9.
Baseball
Scores
PACIFIC
COA8T
I(mrUE
San
rranclsoo.
2;
Hollywood,
0
II
JustRight!
Thin
strong
pliable
just
the
right
paper
to
make
"rolling
your
own"
a
pleasanter,
quicker
job.
They
are
packed
in
the
handy,
double-slotted
booklet
ready
gummed.
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
11
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Tblal
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
Mining
Machinery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
S0tnn
Derrick
for
Ueavy
Lifts
r
BU4I
wants
the
can
with
that
man's
picture
on
DISPLAY
i
IS
HELD
girls
wear
and
frocks
made
in
the
classes
Additional
work
is
on
dis-
it.
'
-JKisSf
"
I
,:
'My
MALTS
are
remembered
by
the
results
they
give.
That's
why
millions
will
have
none
but
BUDWEISER.
Made
by
and
for
experts,
its
quality
reflects
the
75
years
of
experience
behind
it.
Always
dependable
always
uniform
always
pure.
Have
your
dealer
deliver
BUDWEISER
and
watch
BUDWEISER
deliver
the
goods.
Budweiser
MALT
LIVES
UP
TO
ITS
FAMOUS
NAME
High
School.
Orade
9A
Bttty
Cameron.
High
School.
Orade
9B-
Bstty
Parlow.
High
School.
Orade
10A
Adclia
Thurber.
.......
High
School,
Orade
i-mir
lQB-Maxine
Work
of
Manual
Training
and
Home
jfetfenoer
Economics
Classes
fa
Being
,
PrUes
UU4rlbatM
Shown-P.
T.
Te
Prtees
praaastMl
fay
the
Prtoce
I
Rupert
Paiant-Taaakwrs
Aasocla-
In
conjunction
vtth
an
afternoon
on
n
Mog
asaaaad
as
fallows:
tea
which
Is
being
held
hr
the
urTe
J-
y
John-
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Tethers'
avTT
IZZmZ-l,
Maial,
AsoftiaUoQ.
the
final
display
to
be
Cameron
;
X
Annie
Wang.
Dreeented
bv
the
hat&e
MonamlM
Orade
S
dna
t
vn
un.
and
manual
training
departments
Mickey
Kanajra
3i
the
local
schools
Is
taking
place
this
afternooi)
at
Booth
Memerial
School
Next
year
the
manual
training
is
to
be
discontinued
and
the
home
eoonomles
will
consist
only
of
the
food
options
course
in
orades
Ten
and
Eleven.
One
of
the
features
of
the
after-
Orade
8.
bedroom
article
1
Em
Uie
Skattebol.
Orade
.
dress
1.
Eleanor
Sle-vert;
2.
Asta
Oybhavn.
Orade
10
1.
Velma
Walters:
2,
Lucille
Brookabank:
honorable
mention.
Cathie
Eastman
and
Lucille
Brookabank.
The
manual
tralnlnt
disnlav
is
girls
in
the
auditorium
displaying
Ukint
place
m
wms
of
that
department
The
exhibits
are
more
numerous
than
ever
and
some
fine
work
worlt
ts
to
bm
being
shown.
bown
Amon
Amons
the
kjJ9w
"Tt
V
vW
trKlsgagagagagagagagagsa?
n
Ti(lpSA,lM
TjgagagagagagagagaHDP
JgagaVgsaW
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gagagagagaL
ANHEUSER-BUSCH
ST.
LOUIS
wk
L,GHT
OR
DARK
1
gag
DELEGATES
TO
SYNOD
Following
aw
the
delegates
t'-
,
tending
the
Anglican
Synod
at
present
In
session
in
the
city:
Clerical
delagates
Rt.
Rev.
O
A
IRlx.
DD.,
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
I
Vtr
Re.
J.
B.
OtbMB.
Van.
AssJi-I
deacon
E.
Hodson
(Ocean
PaUsi.
Rev.
Gaapf)
W.
F
Rushtwgpk
1
'Prinee
Rupert).
Rev,
Canon
T.
D
i
Ppootor
Poce
Ooucmi.
Rev
Dean
Sweetnasa
SBdake.
Rev.
J
8
Btayflelcl
'AHfoxi.
Rev
l
F
E
RsjMtistar
iHaseHodJ
Rev.
W
M.
Cooper
lOreenvillei.
Rev
Q
E.
Brast
tsjunsat
Prairie.
Rev
h.
Hares
JCwanga),
Resr.
R.
p.
Qss-bjun
iMsjisrti.
Raw.
e.
a.
Hinssv
Htle
(Bums
Ukjsi.
Rev.
L
J.
Hales
SmKaevs),
Rev.
W
B
nings
iPJt
Coast
Mission
Rev
O.
"
H.
asbodv
(sneivsxti
R
a
8
play
in
the
downstairs
rooms
of
the
J9
'
.k.
1
n
.
.
...
.
TH
m
1.
In
w
huuii
iiuies
oi
me
year
are
neiqg
"
w
"
iKj
I
uiustrated.
with
the
girls
as
models.
uo
apa
rose,
oins
an
B,
D
.
A
iir
yi.
o.
V.'C
(M
IMIIMHi
.-.vmw
.u
w
u
r.
i
.
.
.
-
read
by
Betty
Woods.
hostesses
to
show
the
visitors
"
'
"-
ww
naarv
The
k
Droaram
wbhiu
ineludea
svaMw
a
a
voeal
vnniabi
und
the
home
economics
depart-
.K
"
'
,
uinwi.inn
sisirssiiiia
Mlo
by
Miss
Betty
Cameron
accom-
panwa
by
Mrs.
J.
S
Blaek,
Patriela
McAllister
of
Orade
10A
Is
outttnine
an
matlt
i
s-is
the
aims
and
value
vOf
the
bme
ee-
-
onomlcs
course.
'
STUART
LAKE
II11NTINO
Olrls
introducing
members
of
GROUNDS
OP
INDIANS
their
classes
arp:rA
"
,
ARE
SWEPT.nV
FIRB
Booth
School
Grade
6.
Division1
-Beryl
Birch.
VICTORIA,
Jua
U:-Por-
Booth
School.
Orade
0.
Divatan
4
est
fires
ragtag
la
satttoe
and
May
Mcprmu.
t
ttanberlands
ossrasMs
Doadas
-f
wary
uavey.
-r
trict
of
British
Columbia
are
t
Borden
Street
School.
Orade
8
deetroyinc
hunting
erounds
f
Lea
Basso-Bert
of
the
Indians
In
the
Fort
St.
Booth
School
Orade
8.
Division
1
.Tame
district.
It
was
reper-
Orace
Allen.
ted
to
the
government
yester-
ooui
scnooi
uraae
b.
uiviswaz
day
.
4
Noreen
Qlbson.
and
pveaehtng
the
Synod
and
Or-
wy
aelegatfis-Mf
J.
S
Bray-
field
(Anvox,
Mrs.
E.
R.
Cox
iHt-seltom.
Samuel
klcKay
lOreen-vUlet.
Pred
McKay
(Oreenvllle'.
Tarrp'
tktfauano.
Ryan
i
n
t
Blance
'Sea!
t
KM:)).
Mr5
F
M
tosk
dakot
finrst
Arranitments
Thr
dniegatp.v
:.
L.
'
Caledonia
now
.lwmuku
fl'y
are
being
p;r
-
J
nilowlllK
.
At
Bishop's
U
:t'
Trumpour
'Van;iu''
learor.
Hodson
(Vfii'
1
M
McKlm
'Terra.-At
thj.
RMtim
4lpv
Cunr:
O
Proctor
and
Mrs
P:'
son
Creek
.
Rev
.:
Kltswangsi.
Re
A
lift
(Bums
Lake
i
With
Mr
and
Mr
F
Ratal
-CaHum
Rev.
Oliver
Tlmi
oolltb).
With
Mr
and
Mrs
C
Mr:
Cos
HBelton
With
Mr
and
Mrs
R
Rural.
Dt
an
Bweetnai:
With
Mr
and
Mr-
Sn
L
J
Hale
L
F.
L
Bannister
-H.;.-With
Canon
Rushbr
't
Cooper
lOreenvlllp'
U'lrti
Sir
MalMimu!
Mission
i
Rev
8
home
economies
department
In-
8nung
pieces
off
twys'
band!-
-y.i'.
ev.
a
txatter
ansh.
eluding
novelties,
embrotdery.
ou-
wor,c
Oeort
e.
JTT
c
jo-i
MHh
V&u
Da
vies
snions.
under
sarments.
etc.
Pa-
In
iniea
Tea
jtoom
Room
,
-r
""
w.
a
ueiap
ct.
b,
anearman
innnv
viimsi
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