vXUfe
too
tht
rAn.r
ww
Frld-,
i;'f
it
'
B
NO
PROTEST
News
of
The
Sport
World
8!
IS
ENTERED
ominion
iiav
l
un
srmi-rinai
uiu
Stand
In
Favor
of
Merchants;
atiicu-az'B'
!
"
tftfier
fortere'KITen'Up
"'
LEGION
IS
VICTORIOUS
Took
Opening
Honors
in
Stuart
Shield
Competition
Dy
Defeating
Ilc(iment
Last
Evening
Canadian
Legion
took
opening
honors
In
the
Stoart
Benefit
Shield
football
series
by
defeating
Regiment
two
to
one
before
a
good
sized
crowd
of
fan
on
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
last
evening.
Legion
and
Regiment,
being
so
evenly
matched
can
always
be
counted
upon
to
put
up
a
fast
and
exciting
exhibition
of
the
soccer
game
and
last
night
s
match
was
no
exception
to
the
rule
It
was
a
clean
and
keen
game
which
was
featured
by
.splendid
displays
Of
goal
tending
by
both
goalkeepers
J.
A.
Johnstone
was
referee
and
George
Krause
and
Charles
Barker
were
linesmen.
Line-ups
were
as
follows:
.Canadfcn.Legton
Sptro
Ourvich:
Stiles
and
Gomes;
Bu&sanich.
Cur-rie
and
Iladdon:
Murray.
Ivarson.
Baptie.
Home
and
D.
Smith.
Regiment
Ted
Smith:
Watson
and
Thurber;
Edgecumbe,
DeJong
and
Wtngham;
Walters.
Redpath.
Vance.
Coined
and
Chrlstison.
First
Half
The
opening
exchanges
were
from
end
to
end
of
the
field,
both
goals
being
vtstted
in
turn.
The
first
goal
was
scored
for
the
Regiment
sixteen
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
game
when
Redpath
met
a
centre
from
Chrlstison
squarely
first
time
and
crashed
the
leather
Into
the
net
like
a
bullet.
Following
this
reverse,
the.
Legion
worked
hard
to
equalise
and,
after
thirty-
two
minutes,
Baptie
scored
on
a
good
si
lot
from
a
pass
by
Home.
The
tea-las
cioawd
over
with
the
score
standing
one
all.
In
the
second
hah
the
Regiment
began
to
Mm
and
the
defence
was
shaky.
Twenty-eight
minutes
later
Murray
scored
the
winning
goal
for
the
Legion
with
an
unstoppable
shot.
For
the
Canadian
Legion
Carrie
tnANStf-EltitED
TO
klTWAXGA
Spectacular
Spill
In
Motorbike
Race
WSBS
''.
'3
'
jarl-jassU
Here's
a
spectacular
nenon
p"'ire
r.owin
Tom
CuX
of
Pasadena.
California,
being
thrown
off
his
motorcycle
in
the
Murphy
Canyon
hill
climbing
contest.
PICTURES
OF
TROUT
JA8PKR.
June
24:
Tender
in
yean
yet
meteoric
in
their
rise
to
piscatorial
fame,
the
Jasper
Na
irn!
the
entire
forward
line
worked
tional
Park
trout
are
now
goto:
hard.
Smith
tn
goal.
Bdgecumbe
on
"talkie-'
in
the
Orantland
Race
film
the
half-back
One
and
Walters
and
fMt..r.
-h
vm
Wlngnam.
forward,
were
outstanding
for
the
Regiment.
Possession
of
the
Stuart
Shield
this
reason
will
be
determined
by
total
points
on
a
12-game
schedule.
HAZELTON
BASEBALL
Activities
of
Interior
Circuit
Prove
Very
Interesting
HAZELTON,
June
24
-Competition
on
the
baseball
field
between
Haseltoh.
New
Hatetton
and
Srel-
lights.
Starring
as
the
angler
who
will
tease
the
apecklert
from
their
riffles
and
shady
stone
shelters
it
Irvln
S.
Cobb,
well
known
humorist
and
outdoors
lover,
who
arrived
here
today
together
with
Jack
Baton.
Seortattghts
director,
and
camera
and
soundmen.
"Not
often
are
the
talkies
favored
with
such
a
perfect
setting
for
a
sports
action
picture."
said
Mr.
Cobb.
"The
scenic
advantages
of
Maligne
Lake,
mirroring
a
perfect
group
of
mountains,
are
rarely
found.
Add
to
tins
the
discovery
of
good
siaed
fighting
speckled
trout
in
abundance
and
your
angler
Is
at
peace
with
the
world."
thers
Is
very
enthusiastic
On
Sun-
"
to
of
the
party
to
day
the
-Snappy
Nine"
from
Sod-
ftan
l'nth
04
"
thert
came
down
and
ciefsuted
.Nw
od
lu
tritouUry
streams
as
Haseltoh
bova.
Another
IfiMM
M
t
Malsgne
Rhrer
which
team
went
dp
to
Sratthara
the
aBe
day
and
were
avso
defeated.
On
Jaty
l
Hasehon
expects
to
send
a
ball
team
up
again.
umama
feet
Sown
to
the
Athabaska
Valley,
feedfng
Medicine
Lake,
another
good
fishing
water
enroute.
Deep
pool,
glacial
waterfalls,
sheltered
bays
and
dandy
beaches,
all
the
favorite
elements
for
wet
and
dry
fly
fishing,
are
pre-
sent
in
the
Maligne
area
already
HAZELTON.
JbBe
J
-Donald
successfully
fished
this
ooening
sea-Uclutosh
who
has
bean
in
the
em-
son
by
some
note
dsportsmen.
piojr
of
the
Iladson
Bay
Company
Boat
and
pack
train
took
the
In
Haseiton
was
transferred
to
Kit-
party
right
into
Mahgne
this
morn-wanga
at
the
end
of
last
week.
tag.
What
Your
Pipe
N
eeds!
How
can
jou
eipcct
the
bet
from
your
pipe
UnloM
it'll
loaded
with
bctbhiCco?Tr
Dgyth'tJ
cut
plug
-
-
it
'
-tool,
hieJlow
and
fra-feriint
-
-
entirely
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
Ify'u
"rtft
your
,'
ui4
Ot&m'M'fln
ut
cltartlle
labacto.
AUSTRALIAN
TEAM
WINS
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
4
X
Ml
Boston
H
ae
Mi
PltUburg
M
27
Philadelphia
31
33
.560
New
York
36
39
.49J
Brooklyn
31
3S
.434
St.
Louis
St
31
.474
Cincinnati
30
38
.441
American
Lea
rue
W.
L.
Pet
New
York
43
19
.693
Washington
.
37
27
78
Philadelphia
37
U
Detroit
34
27
A57
Cleveland
3$
30
8t.
Louis
32
31
55
Chicago
32
39
Ml
Bostoi.
n
N
.180
r
J
R
steamer
Prlneeat
AdeUWe.
Capt.
8
K.
Qray.
is
due
in
port
at
3:30
this
afternoon
from
thesduih
und
will
sail
at
10
p
ro.
on
her
re-tarn
to
Vancouver
and
waypbmU.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE!
"ikUre
tht
tor
nemalhder
Stuart
Shield
Soccer
piay
Li
Announced
1(3.
W.
Latdler.
secretary
of
the
Mrice
Rupert
FeldtbaU
Association.
nnounces
the
following
schedule
for
remainder
of
phy
m
the
Stuart
Benefit
Shield:
June
2S
Merchants
Vs.
Regiment.
Johe
30
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Home
Oil.
July
Home
Oil
vs.
Canadian
t
egton.
July
T
Regiment
vs.
Merchants.
July
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Mercta$s.
July
14
Home
Oil
vs.
Regtraent
July
19
Meftfhants
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
,
July
21-Regftnettt
Vs.
Home
Oil.
I
July
i'e-uilotne
6n
vs.
1&rchanta.
I
Jttly
Z8
Cmnidlin
Legion
vs.
I
Regiment.
August
2
Merchants
va.
Home
,OU.
Total
point
on
the
15-game
ser
Head
of
Masonic
Order
Visitor
to
Central
Interioi
PRINCE
OEOROE.
Jone
24
II.
B.
Morley
of
PenOcton.
Grand
Master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge
tor
British
Columbia,
paid
dffkrtnl
vHtes
recently
to
the
lodges
In
Vanderhoof.
Prince
Oeotge.
Bartc-erriHe.
Quesnel
and
Hhams
Lake.
Taking
a
few
hours
off
to
go
flahing
while
here.
Mr.
Morley
landed
a
nkte-pouna
trout
at
Sua-Mi
Lax
R.
J
MrDoOgaU
of
Pen-tlcton
no
accompanied
Mr.
Mar-ley,
landed
two
five-pounds.
Gity
of
Princfe
George
Cutting
Down
Its
Audit
PRINCE
OEOROE,
June
34
Thf
tty
council
has
decided
to
dis
pense
itn
Uie
si
months
audit
ty
books,
thus
saving
the
sum
i00
There
will
be
an
annual
audit
Instead.
ReVisfed
Schedule
Of
Inteiniediale
Baseball
Lea(fifej
June
TO-Youm
Sons
of
Canada
i
-.
Yiring
KmpreM
Jon.
29
Young
Baaprats
va
;
Youn
Elks.
j
J'i
3
-Young
BHu
vs
iSoiw
o
Canada.
Union
steamer
Cardena
.Ernest
Oesrteaoh,
Is
due
In
port
at
No
official
protest
Raving
been
made
In
writing
within
48
hours
j
after
the
playing
of
the
game
ac-
fee
by
the
required
fee
of
was
announced
this
morning
b'v
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
As-
r
sociatlon
that
the
Dominion
Day
wap
iooioau
serni-iuwi
on
i
oew.ru
y
of
this
week,
which
the
Home
Qil
intimated
would
be
protested,
would
stand
as
played,
the
Merchants
advancing
to
the
final
which
will
be,
played
on
Friday
of
next
week.
The
Home
Oil.
after
losing
the
grae,
announced
that
a
protest
would
be
entered
on
the
grounds
that
Mer
chants
had
pluyed
an
anregtOered
!
player
in
the
person
of
Brnesti
I
Pierce
j
The
board
of
control
of
the
Prince
;
Rupert
Football
Association
has'
j
also
dealt
with
the
action
of
B.
Web-.
j
-ter.
captain
of
the
Home
Oil
team.
!
'
in
withdrawing
his
players
from
the
I
field
in
a
recent
game.
Considerable
I
criticism
was
voiced
of
the
handling
of
this
same
by
J.
A
Johnstone,
referee,
and
both
he
and
Webster
were
severely
censured
Webster
has
also
been
required
to
jend
a
1
written
apology
to
the
association'
for
his
action.
As
an
outcome
of
an
Incident
m
les
wiM
determine
possession
of
the'la
T"day
ven:i'
same
be
'trophy
for
the
year.
GOLFING
AT
HAZELTON
.Much
Interest
Being
Taken
Royal
and
Ancient
Game
in
HAXELTOS'
June
24
Much
interest'
Is
being
taken
in
golf
this
year
Iri'Hkieiton
and
many
people
can
be
seen
with
bags
on
their
shoulder
j
headed
for
the
golf
link.
The
gjoir
course
is
situated
at
Mission
Point
near
the
airplane
landing
field
and
hv
what
,1
known
as
a
natural
coarse.
Very
litth
money
ht$
had
to
be
spent
tn
fix-
Tit.tH.
-.:.!.-.
c
1
ri
Mb.
I
4..
r-w
t
t-t-
-
-
1
viiikku
oiurru
vTcr
"
uy.
uuerr
arc
nine
notes
ana
whelming
Victory
in
Final
It
Is
a
very
good
course.
j
Vancouver
Match
The
HaMton
Oolf
Club
held
Its
Baseball
Standings
National
League
unnni
muHm
th
tween
atercnams
anc
Hone
oil.
Henry
DfcketU
MerrVm's
.Bd
Wilusm
Murray,
of
'he
Horn
Oil.
have
been
susa
ended
r'
fo
i-een
!
its
dating
from
the
night
of
the
f
fence,
for
flrhtmv
on
the
field
This
means
that
neither
Dickens
or
Murray
will
be
eligible
for
pity
igaln
until
July
8
BASEBALL
SONS
OF
CANADA
vs.
ELKS
TONIGHT
-6:45
SPORT
CHAT
VAKCOUTKR.
June
24:
-The
end
of
the
week
with
the
election!
Afternoonbridge
parties
arenot
touring
Australian
cricket
eleven
of
bfffcers.
A.
8
Irvine
was
elected)
'l
5?
t0.hte:
concluded
iu
series
of
exhibition
president
with
Dr.
H
C.
Wrinch!
8vwu"f
matches
here
yesterday
with
an
1
lce-pmtdent
and
Cooper
Wrinch
tur
e5tPrt
"
Christian
Association,
iJ1
overwhelming
win
against
a
selec-
"
re-elected
secretary-treasurer,
tad
Vancouver
team
of
fifteen
btt-'
STeral
committees
were
formed
men.
scoring
337
for
eight
tttckeU
and
it
u
expected
to
have
a
very
to
the
locals
1117.
Bradman.
for
the
:
nccrsru1
season.
Australians,
hit
up
180.
!
ifoung
Men's
and
in
tits
opinion
women
on
that
side
of
the
Atlantic
would
be
considerably
better
off
If
they
exchanged
their
cards
for
sports.
'Women
in
Sweden
are
almost
as
athletic
as
the
me
and
the
result
is
an
exceptionally
low
Infant
aorUuty
rate.
Men
Join
In
athletics
with
their
chintren
more
on
a
brotherly
basts
than
as
father
and
sod.
sad
a
son
doesn't
have
to
ask
twice
for
a
pair
of
boxing
gloves.'
Trie
ssW
in
the
count
of
a
recent
interview
"When
the
fathers
are
able
to
find
time
to
coach
their
children
tn
sports
And
to
tote
In
themselves,
ttrlorget
theft
dignity
and
renew
their
youth
we
win
have
a
healthier
generation
II
this
new
country.
Exercise,''
he
a
el
ded.
"must
be
made
a
pleasure
must
be
made
fun:
for
when
It
becomes
exertion
it
ceases
to
be
ot
benefit.
With
the
inauguration
of
the
United
States
Cricket
Association
to
New
York
recently,
the
sport
took
on
an
air
of
complete
preparedness
to
weteome
the
great
Australian
team
which
will
arrive
In
United
States
on
July
IS.
Three
games
will
be
played
in
New
York
between
July
14
and
July
19.
and
another
In
Philadelphia
on
July
30
and
21.
The
team
then
moves
on
to
Chicago
to
play
a
two-day
game
cosamencing,
on
July
23
before
returning
to
Canada
to
complete
their
invasion
of
the
Dominion
A
series
of
games
is
being
arranged
on
the
Western
Coast
which
wttl
take
in
San
Francisco.
Santa
Barbara.
HoUywtxxi
and
Los
Angeles
before
the
Australian
sail
for
home.
With
the
coming
of
Don
Bnvdman.
the
world's
great-
it
batsmsa.
with
the
AnUpodeans,
remendooa
Interest
is
being
stirred
up
anion
the
thouMrid
of
Bri-
tshers
in
and
around
New
York
and
the
opening
game
carded
to
be
played
at
Inniafall
Park
against
the
reading
West
Indian
eleven
hat
every
promise
of
seeing
a
record
'
-nout
for
a
cricket
game
In
the
Young
Unltd
Mates
and
easily
eclipse
the
attendance
when
the
Australians
vksittd
the
country
before
m
1913.
tAZM
this
evening,
from.
thegQeett
eoranwritil
bolWlng
ana
win
sail
at
12
mtdnignt
on
her
In
the
Empire
ia
the
Dank
of
Corn-return
to
Vancouver
and
waypolnu
mere
building
in
Toronto.
;22
Per
Doitn
in
Cartons
ot
Government
Liquor
Storts
(Ale
end
Stout
$1.40
per
Doits)
Adequate
funds
have
been'
raised
VVHhN
umii
U
.
.
iL
.
.
.
I.
.
.
.
.w.,
,WH
aTC
lna
nk
feelinj,
there
Ft
no'
pick-me-up
lil,
bottle
of
clcsr
sparkling
Pilitntr
User.
.
.
A
healthful,
refrethins
and
Inrigoralfnj
beVerage
that
ii
Ut
ri.
moved
from
ordinary
beers
as
proved
by
its
leadership
in
quality
and
popi.
Urity
throughout
all
British
Columbia,
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
WLSENER
DUTCH
&l
.
CASCACE
U.I.C
BOHEMIAN
KERS
i
OLD
COUNTRY
ALE
4
CREAM
STOUT
fhis
idxrtix
niput
i
not
published
r
di-j.l
Cntrji
Board
or
hv
the
Government
.i
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AMUNb
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dr.
fiCorRc
Hanson
Reports
oh
Portland
(
anal
Area
Alice
Attri
Men
to
Atlin
Funds
Raised
For
Woodbine
Probe
Investig-ations
and
examinations
carriel
;
deral
Geological
&unev
in
the
Bowser
River
;u
.
v
northern
nart
of
the
iortland
Canal
area
an
b)
Dr.
George
Hanson
in
the
survey's
repi
i
'
Vhich
has
been
recently
issued.
Dr.
Hanson
ff.-rribe
(Jhi'SlcAl
features
and
general
and
economic
the
country
m
his
report
which
makes
very
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