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Afternoon,
.Except
Sunday,
by
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Rupert
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SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
TheFish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
Rup
ert
Bran.dM
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Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Gold
Storage
;Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
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"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
-I-f
1.
GOOD
GOLD
City
delivery
,--by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
5.00
ijFjor.
lesser
periods,
paid,
In
advance,
per
week
Wc
STEWART.
June
28;
Recent
jBy
.mail
In
all
parts
or
Worth
and
Central
tBritlsluOolumbta.
amples
.taken
from
4he
.Mayflower
paid
in
advance
for
yearly
period
3,uu
group
and
assayed
by
W.
E.
Youn-
'By
jnall
tcall
other
parts
of
'British
Columbla.-the
British
,iEm-
fckhkofr
Stewart
sljow
tonsistentygold
,plre
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
-,$0
00
aU"
over
WUis
,of
jf
nun
six
n-
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
:.
j.oo
t
twotfeet
and,the
ownersare
vvejr
optimistic
regarding
rthe
itu-
advertising
pwk
AmbiiTiMG.KArLS
xe
ot
the
property.
The
prooerty
Classified.
advertising.
-per
Insertion,
pet
word
nrdjlr
-the
Dunwell
mine
on
the
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
28
north
side
of
Glacier
Creek.
'
Member
of
AudlMlureau
of'Circulatlons
'
ilnder
the
direction
of
Clay
Por-
j,e,
the
locatornd
owner
jofthe
Tjuesdiy,
June
28,
J32
orter-Idaho,othe
Argentine
syndl-
.
;
'
.
j.:
,
Cftiwnas
resjjmea
wort:
lor
ine
ea-
'
tyftMA
packtain,of
17
headOsvho-
4
ROAD
IS
PAYING
AGAIN
in?
takcn
ln
Messrs
Rennle
&
A
dispatch
from
Montreal
today
states
that
the
Cana-
SIS
no0"rydoJcXsidlwbie
dian
National
Railway
is
juaking
a
reasonable,yrofiton
work
on
the
.property
.which
ds,pne
operating
expenses
although
possibly
not
sufficient
to
ot
the
most
promising
in
the
dis-lneet
the.
interest
that
must
be
paid
on
outstanding:
bonds.
ttt-In
any
event
the
policy
of
retrenchment
endbles
the
road
Jjwi
Irem
thejMy-,tou0:n
a
little
more
than
pay
its
way.
SSSItotw
m-
The
policy
of
intense
retrenchment
has
been
very
hard
ch
ow.geid.
i$ax)0.)iiyer.
j6,q!
on
many
eemployees
who
have
suffered
large
reductions
o.
2
Centre
ot
4n.
is
Jnehe
of
wages
or
in
some
cases
have
lost
their
positions.
Such
0I?
.oid,$a;&0;
silver,
,8
oz.
.retrenchment
.seems
to
have
been
necessary,
however,
in;
'Tff
vWa11,
fi
leet'0e,
wiew
of,
the
criticism
which
has
been
levelled
against
the
;
.cut,-,goid.
M
management
of
the
road,
particularly
by
members
and1
sliver,
s
oz.
suppotf
eis
01
the
present
government.
:
Unfortunately
re-;
No.
6-Left
side.cut.iNo.2,
.15
in-
trenchment
on
the
railway
has
accentuated
the
unemploy-:mentituation
whioh
hds
resulted
in
many
men
-having
to
go
on
relief
and
being
kept
by
the
government
so
that
while
ithe
railway
saved
money.it
is
not
all
saving
to.
the
country.
PLENTY
OF
CONFERENCES
.
A
number
of
conferences
are
being
held
with
the
view
of
.improving
general
world
conditions.
While
some
of
Ihese
conferences
may
seem
to
fail,
the
seeming
failure
is
Sometimes
a
great
gain.
It
is
neceseary
that
the
viewpoint
jjf.each
nation
be
expressed
and
that
people
of
each
coun-vLtw
learn
the
viewpoints
of
those
from
whom
they
differ,
fljhe
varying
opinions
eventually
will
be
clarified
and
an
agreement
reached
which
will
be
mutually
beneficial.
TVl
Jvrtitmtri
U
,tt
titW
w
tUiotmni
by
tin
liir
aujii
oHrituK
CoJmUm.
ches
ore.
gpld.iJS;,
silver,
40vQz.
Wo.
6-rGut
No.
3,dump,gold.48;
silver,4.7.oz.
No.
Fromt.dump
atjnaft.gold.
$9;
silver.
4fl
oz.
No.
B-sEromjdump.at
jhaftMgold.
$4;
silver,
3Jt
.oz.
PREMIER
IS
VERY
STRONG
Stork
Shows
Upward
Trend
in
Vancouver
larket
Future
is
ilibcussed
Premier
Oold
has
been
showing
j
market!
strength
on
the
Vancouver
;
OtM.L
T1..
1..
nIU
THE
DAILY
NEWS
tmwm
News
of
Hie
Sport
Wo
Owners
Optimistic
Regarding
Fu
turc
of
Property
Other
Miqcs
VVreUusy
4t
Vk.i
ou;
at
tirst
on
a
.single
Grace,
the
Pittsburgh
catcher,
tingled
wlrst,
ran
back,
tout
-was
nabbe
No.
hanging
wall,
18
oeffaiwi
Bv
st.
Louis
Cardinals
in
inche,ore.old,
$8;
silver.
oz.
0nly
atima
i.e
(Ume
iNo.
10-6pecJal.
jjold.
420;
silver.
CIoiday
A's
Slove
Up
13
oz.
Silverado
Active
ST
LOUI8,
June
38:
The
Chi-
On
Ue
Silverado
J.
J..Haahti
Is
cgo
Cub
tirnped
into
third
place
busy
with
a
erew
of
.about
evn
m
the
Nauonal
League
standing
men
.etlingqut
highigrade,ore.
Jt
gte
relay
bv
losing
to
the
world
IS'teportedithat
he
intends
to
ship
ahampionSt
Louis
CardmaU
in
the
about
one
hundred
Ions.
This,
pro-
only
National
Lanue
game
of
th
party
was
URtjer
joption
to
the
Pre-
day.
mler
Gold
Alining
Co.
.who
relin-
jn
4
Amatiaan
League,
the
quished
it
some
time
ago.
Philadelohia
Athletics
took
both
j
go
soon
as
the
trail
isjn
shajje
to
eiMis
0f
a
double-beader
from
the
transport
supplies
oy
paok
train.
J.
uralg
Boston
Red
8ox
and
moved
iHovlaod
intends
to
resume
-work
on
into
tliW
piace
Ahead
of
Un
;the
Unicorn
property.
Detroit
Tteew
who
defeated
Cli;-
j
;cao
White
tox
In
the
one
sche
duled
game.
Yesterday
B)g
League
scor::
Amw
leart
League
.
,
ing
the
annualmsating
of
thescom-
LEittrtjurg
js
27
pany.
wnen
tne
usual
aatner
r
bear-(Cntcago
39
30
ish
statement
by
the
board
of
dlreo-
i
Boston
,
M
30
tors
was
made,
the
stock
Slumped
.Philadelphia
OT
34
and
Jctpt
low
ior
seme
time
slnee.
iDreoklyn
IS
34
)sNws
from
the
-.mine,
'however.
in-j8t.
Louis
30
31
(Ilea
tea
continued
activity
there
Nw
York
.86
32
with
full
crews
ln
operation
and
1
'Cincinnati
3D
43
Assurance
was
also
given
recently
toy
the
-mine
manager
that
.produc-New
York
44
tion
would
be
going
on,
many
years
Watblngton
M
.ftom.now.
.
In
.bsojcei&ge
circles
the
argument
lhHadeiphla
W
Detroit
3:
L
being
advanced
that
such
an
up-
Cleveland
38
to-date
and
recently
rehullt
plant
St.
Louis
;as
xtts
at-Premler
wllVnot
be
al-
lOhieago
lowed
to
sink,
into
idleness.
There
is
Boston
,
otherjgoldtbearing
ore
'n
the
Imme-rdlate
nelghborhoqd
and.
even
if
1
four
or.
five
years
hence
the
present
rPremler
were
to
become
depleted.
The
Latest
Racket
u
new
properties,
would
certainly
be
j
June
2&-8tatlon
vs.
R.C.N.V.R
'acquired
to
keep
the
plant
ln
op-1
H
M
'
1
-
'
-
340
.ias
as
he
slid
for
the
sack.
Pint
baannan
1
i...mt;
up
to
ucivance
notices,
Jose
ZubaJa.
Ai
nentlna.
won
16-mile
National
A
A.
U.
derby
in
.
.
j,
4-1
:.
ee
mttuiie.v
under
the
old
record.
French
Woman
11
ri
-tliic
.
1
1
.
1
tit
-
.
r
.
.
n
i.ri
Beats
'Nuthall
airs-
Jtene
Mathieu
(Defeated
-Itrl-thh
5tar
in
.Championship
PJay
at
ltnbetton
Xestorday
WJMOLEDON
England.
June
36
Mrs.
Rene
Mathieu
of
.Prance-de-,
eratlon
No
capable
directorate1
R.
H.
Cathro
of
An
vox
u
nin
1
feated
Miss
nttv
Nuthaii
ni
Hmr.
would
allow
operations
to
cease
for
a
brief
visit
to
th
city,
having
atT
land
.0-0.
6r3
in
the
quarter-final
of
lack
of
new
ore
which
is
available
rived
on
the
Catala
this
morning
Oirtflsh
women
championship
In
plenty
just
at
its
door.
from
the
smelter
town.
tennis
.play
yggcrday.
to
right
field.
,undd
Hurst
put
him
out.
j)R0P
Made
Good
ine
-NAVY
1
TO
THIRD
Boston
8-4,Phlladelpliia
15-9.
Detroit
9,
Chicago
3.
NalionabLmcue
Chicago
1,
8t
Lpuis
4.
Only
gaiats
yestardaK.
Baseball
Standings
National
leariir
Amcriean
.League
W.
L.
18
K
30
28
31
32
41
S3
Pet.
.560
.538
Mi
AH
.493
.493
.467
.411
Pet
TWf
373
Mi
sW?tt!
j
United
States
Sailors
iDef
eat
Team
From
C.
N.
K.
A..Leatue
Here
Lacrosse
for
fUommion:Day;
Prince
Itupcrtand
AlyaiuliUalFlay
On
J-rid.y
.
July
1--8.
O
C
vs.
Empress.
July
4
Elks
vs
8
O.
C.
July
0--Elks
vs
Empress.
July
U
Empress
vs.
S.
O.
C.
July
15
s
O.
C
vs
KIks.
FOOTBALL
lUKOIMHNT
vs.
MLHCIIANTS
TONIGHT,
,6:30
By
Westover.
But
IT
SOUND'S
MOteE
lU'K-g
RACKET
TO
ME
irr
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v
1
1
vr
swii
l.
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XMPJtEaB-Kenny
3b.
t
Pang
sb
.
7
.ID.
8talker
If
1
A
a
softoall
team
from
the
United
,
,
r..
.
.
...
..isaoMnons
r,fl.
p.,
r
Stutes
destroyers
Crownlnsfetekl
!
and
Trever
defeated
an
a
II
-star
j
tf
GlonVon
2b
team
Xcom
the
Canadian
Jtotlanal
(yn
rf
Recreation
Association's
Softball
wlfMye
lbP'
League
Sunday
night
b
scofe
of
7
to
6
Th
sailors,
matkstx
ems
in
i
TMcfi
the
third
inning
494
oe
to,
the
ninth.
The
C
U4
R.
made
three
In
l,--!.,.
-
e,
the
third,
ene
to
thJtirth
and
two
irry
ih
,n
lne
lxtn
I
A.
Mitchell
k.
jAlMOMki
0.
KiMUchell
tb
Meuaie
3b.
lAraeneuu
if.
OUiewell
tonc
cf
1
Total.':
IflBipreiP
.:
fWka
C
rid
,.,.-,.
....ravin
e
i-BtwiarnTa
'"
iTn
i!i
am
in
I
MfflBnMH
iB:waw;;
n.i.M.m,.K.i;
'b
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Gut
At
First
On
A
Single
DEFEAT
t
ATni
c
...
IThb
II
rl
V
1L
CltyH2aKb.il
L-asil,.'
.11
lo
Aicaiiit
Thpm
Elks
donated
hmpn-.
lust
nlH''
s
Ciiy
I..
.,.,,
fuuir-
Th,.
,..,
Ai
'I
tured
;
aenvy
iwui-
'I
Lodgenwi:
COlkctuii.
,,
.j,,,.'";
ijlnslee.v.
iiUe
the
i
'LSI'!
n.
,,
.
1
..1
fo-.'th
stiMii
.
;.
the
HoU
lxnen
h:i-.
.
..
'!
hdViliK
Halted
mi'
,:
,
ers
and
winning
:i.;:
starts.
Their
team
Injuries
lu
t
niKlr
(.
s:
'
Oil
(il
the
Ka.n.
.
.
I
While
Wmdle
plavec
ceiiin-
winch
mii'
1,.
home
mi:
had
li-
.
:
more
than
enwi
an,
nn.
A"
it
wir
nr
pui.i't.
in,
Both
teams
put
uj
poorest
exhibliimis
0.
ha-
kwhieh
has
sen
M-en
n
1
SUilker
and
Furtiui,.,
...
flaHfooted
aticniimi.
!
home.
I
Sons
of
Canurta
.,'
game
in
fsant
uf
Kmn-iJustooegsmebehiii,:
I,
.
The
Ilo
S.
on
Wtndle
1
Em.)
'E.i
.&
PfWhar
iJE.i
7
Nelson
1
Km
a
7
D.
8talkr
'Em.'
8
Xamble
HJ.O.c.'
7
A.Aiitehell
E
a
'
All
i
AH
1;
a.
11
uox
lacrosse
will
be
Sbovrti
on'
sjammary-Htol.
,
,.
.
July
l
in
a
game
between
Eruw
pg
vv
iish
w
Rupert
and
Natives
of
Atoash.
Ttie
chenoski
i
Ai
shortened
field
now
used
in
this
Dimrwel!
-
oust
game
makes
lacrosse
hockey-fast.
Ic.
A.
MPch"ll
M
This
game
has
been
adqptad
all
belli
off
ch-noKi
over
Canada
and
tnaeU
with
the
t3;
struck
out
-approval
of
fans
who
are
turning
nwamon?
3t
w
out
in
large
numbers.
Me
mpreas
17..
I
The
Natives
came
to
town
8Ur-
,iltcner.
Commote
day
and
had
a
work-out.
Sftvaml
Dingwell
4;
wlUi
m
local
milblros
were
interested
n)c-
time
of
game,
i:i
an,
tators
ot
the
workout
and
were
ble
and
8mtth
unanimous
ln
declaring
lhat
Jor
thrills
it
had
it
all
over
other
sports.
;JQ
glX
STAN
I
TN(i
AH
I
:.
:i:
!
!!
M
40
Revised
Schedule
01
Intermediate
.10
11
Baseball
League
June
2fl
-
-
Vmiii"
1
'
'
"
Young
Elks.
July
3
Younr
Wk.-'
v
Y""lll!
Sons
of
Canada.
;
July
0
Young
K'i.'
"!
'
i:iid'1
vs.
Young
Empress
i
July
10
-
Yuun"
I
"'i1'
1
JU;
13
Yourm
Klk:-
v
rSoiis
of
Canada.
YuiinK
.
TImi
XoUowing
is
of
cDafges
made
!"
rein.""'
.
liotlws).
,
A
4
.
.
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tnilPIl
f
VMsrrtftge
ano
m'.'h
nnntHineement
$2.
W-
lllith
-NoUoes
ftOr
i-t
.Fmietnl
Notices
si
t
Funeral
Flowers
i"
I"1
T
:
1
name.