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DAILY
EDITION
1EAC
RIVER
GRAIN
Last
week
we
pubished
a
dispatch
from
Ottawa
in
regard
to
division
of
the
grain
business
from
Northern
Alberta
between
the
two
big
railway
companies.
According
tb
Commissioner
Fullerton,
the
Northern
Alberta
lines
are
obligated
to
divide
tHeir
traffic
destined
to
competitive
points
between
the
Canadian
National
and
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway?.
He
stated
that
the
C.
P.
R.
had
refused
to
file
a
through
tariff
on
export
wheat
to
Victoria
CO
tVint
nnvt
fnn1r?
nnt
Via
fsncAaraA
o
nnmnaMtii'a
rwiinf
with
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
was
also
excluded,
appar
-
entry
because
the
C.
P.
R.
could
not
ship
grain
here.
Had
these
ports
been
considered
competitive
points
with
Van-j"
couver
the
C.
P.
R.
would
have
been
entitled
to
handle
half
,
rnQ
'cnna
Hivor
cryn
1
n
cninnon
uuer
t
no
rv
if
pqit
in.
V
M
6
"
Fij
"..".
Sorta.
Tarjar
Rysta
Han-
i
it
t.t
j
tV
t
eluding
all
the
gram
shipped
tO
Victoria
and
Prince
Ru-
ora
8Uveraide,
Mary
Brewner.
WM-
pert
and
enough
Of
the
Vancouver
shipments
to
make
upiitam
Nelson.
.
..
.
a
rf
l
?i
il.
VT
-n
-
ineir
ou
.
as
u
sianas
toaay
me
grain
going
lrum
ior-;
thern
Alberta
to
Vancouver
is
divided
between
the
twoj8
railwn
v
rnmnanip
nnrl
thp
national
railu-flv
FPLs
the
Vic-
!
'
"
"
1
AnnanctaUon
Etten
Moore,
.
r
v-
Ly-
i
tona
andPrince
Rupert
shipments
extra.
dla
Pettenuso.
Marie
Batags
a-
From
the
ruling
of
the
Railway
Board
it
would
seemioio
Antoaew.
Kathteeu
Fwttme,
to
to
induce
induce
Peace
Peace
River
River
grain
crain
ho
matter
ii
1
how
much
i
came
of
the
remainder
to
that
that
It
it
WOUld
would
pay
pay
the
the
C.
C.
N.
N.
R.
R.
n.
Prince
D:..
O
1
to
gata
Rupert
because,
here,
it
would
still
handle
half
DELAY
FOR
LINDBERGHS
r.
.
.
.
vu.
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By
Labrador
Fog
HOPEDALE.
Labrador.
July
24:
(Canadian
Press
Fog
conditions
on
Davit
Strait,
and
the
North
At-
u.,u
v
w
t
M,
,w.
..i
fiuw
CenLTar-Tce
SbE
Greenland
and
thence
Jt
across
the
ocean
in
tee
course
of
an
aerial
mai4erDe4KIn
JlfSr
rJT
Tif
7
uT?.
f"
L'ST
rTZ
a
and
his
m.
wife
took
off
from
Cart-
wright
Bay.
Labrador,
last
Friday
mmmw
mm
urn
v
myyui
rv
rViTw
Z.
TaZ
Z
Amendment
With
onfty
a
compara-IfiS
'
to
la
ad
here,
a
distance
of
150
Hv..
,,,
,
.
I
Afles
from
Cartwrlfht
aftor
tvm
7!..
,
..
.
iMr.
fio
vl.-
,
i
heard
from,
the
latoat
count
ta
that
ZZ.
'.ZZT'
"
since
awaiting
their
chance
to
get
4n
tha
ai
mrm
I
Victoria
Hindu
Goes
to
Prison
Judge
Lampman
Imposes
Via
rd
Labor
Sentence
Upon
East
Indian
For
Assanlt
VICTORIA.
July
24:
Canadian
Preas.-Brema.
a
Hmdu
was
r-;
the
and
of
the
week
here
on
a
charge
of
assaulting
Nama,
countryman,
and
was
sentenced
to
one
year's
hard
tabor.
Five
others
were
acquitted.
Calgary
Business
DL
J
D
in
t
Diock
burned
Uut
i
na
niwiMniJi
gui4
ia
bvua
rAf
prohibition
?!-!-
-p-
repeal
'
-
waa
Tesmessee
.i
.
...
T
.
......
"
T.,--
I-7ll
.
T.
7
of
operation
of
Use
BfchteenoV
was
mm
for
repeal
and
,7.
ATJW
oipaiTWV.
Five
out
of
nine
j
congrcawonai
atttrtcu
favored
re
peal.
As
a
result
of
the
popular
vote.
M
doleaatea
wl
meet
m
convention
on
A
Most
ll
to
vote
on
bloc
for
repeal.
PASSING
OF
HAN
JAltOUK
Mtontlnued
from
oar
one)
sonic
circles
here.
havine
been
a
ftMmbT
of
Tsimpsoan
Lodge,
A.
F.
K"'n
Chapter.
No.
18.
oyal
Aran
MssotM;
KlncoJIth
Pre-
XT'
'
n,"w
lempiar;
iCTiipw,
Ancient
oroer
of
the
msmc
onrme.
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Shitrie
Club.
He
was
also
a
member
of
the
Prtnee
Rupert
unamDer
or
Commerce,
a
past
pre
Ident
of
the
Prtnee
Rupert
Retail
Merchants'
Association
and
at
one
tme
was
an
active
member
of
the
5"!
of
d,rec,0
of
the
Northern
"r,flsh
oa,mw
Agncuitumi
at
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
60.
A!yahh-Part
cloudy,
calm.
60.
Anyox
Prat
cloudy,
calm.
68.
Stewart
Ctondv
tp
rain,
calm.
51
IfflwnlfAVt
TV.
.1.
i
.
48-tsAJii-
run
(.
louay.
raim
OVi
mltherfJyHThvr4
Norman
liuhdlng.
Containing
Seme
WrtneaTIltJIrnL!'
"
01
Leadlne
sl.-
n.VMi
weanesday
aftarnoon,
a
Masonic
tVlth
"h
Wr
"icLoM
K.
,"lce
preceding
the
public
rites
in
!
"rtt
Presbyterian
Church
of
which
OALOARY,
Jul,
24:
(Cruidlan
JvTT,,!
'
RV"
htt-ht.
hte
Uut
week
Tot
oniclate.
Lt
alroyedthe
Norman
Block,
contain.
Ing
some
of
Calgara
leading
atorea,!
rp
,
T
with
a
loss
of
)2oooo.
j
QfJav
s
Weather
Oeorge
Arseneau
of
this
city
has
been
appointed
local
agent
for
the
Imperial
Life
Insurance
Company.
He
will
be
contlnulnc
his
other
builness
at
the
aame
-
tlm
-
$5
00
.10
3.00
9.001
j40!
35
j
i
86
93
Monuy,
July
24,
lf3
:
PROHIBITION
repudiated
"on
is
Emphatic
In
Favor
of
Rd-T;?n?Sh;,,COn'
siderable
Dryness.
But
I
.Vot
Enoogh
j
wtBr
k"
..
..
'Maw
w
J
vaaaa-
v
tTm'
-
wegon
became
tne
twenneta
state
MISS
IARCELLE
JABOl'R
W1XNLR
OF
GOVERNOR
GENERAL'S
MEDAL
Continued
from
Pace
1
Leod.
John
Christy.
Eileen
Taft.
Doreen
V..
Bison.
Ckwa
Little.
Mar-Karet
Houlden.
Barbara
Sherwood
j
Norman
Chapman.
Frances
Smith,
Dorothea
Martin,
Dorothy
Head.
CaaHy
Richmond.
Marferie
Llewei-lyn.
Kftwanga
Florence
KBruioifti.
Aik
JCrvv.
lr.
Mas&ett
,nmn
ubmh,
ira
Minaker.
Agnes
.BrkMen.
New
Ilazelton
Evelyn
Can.
Ominera
Maqr
Bach.
Port
Simpson
Flleeaj
Bmm,
Mftisjarat
Stmrntm.
Fthel
Beynon.
Prince
'George
Eleanor
Freswh.
Ian
Ogg.
Harold
Davis,
Iron
Jonas.
Fort
Georce
South
Alice
Johnson.
Irvine
Mom.
Elsie
Wehren,
BMe
Bird.
Albert
Khwwy.
Beavrrley
BMaabeth
KiensJe.
Bednesti
Howard
Seat.
Fraser
Flats
Tfeoraas
McCabe.
Bdm
Simraona.
Mud
River
Mamie
Miller.
Reid
Lake
VraMD
Roberta.
Florence
Me.
'caoe
Tabor
creek
Jx
PWBSp.
Myrtle
oabrietson.
,
.Vri'H?!tat
owwa
0weew-&xarcee
jaoour.
QMck
Joe
Landrey.
Hire
ya-
nka-
Bdrd
Anatow.
Kathleen
Murray.
Ohrlattna
Beale.
Genevlcwe
Rehsffnr
Slddegate
George
Terner.
Dtlftwood
Creek
BA
Dteter.
Evelyn
HUda
Johnson.
Glentanna
Florence
Ltedatrom.
Smlthers
Ban
AUa.
Robert
Chisholm.
George
McKenate,
Graham
CottUoo.
Allen
Matlaon.
Stewart
Jean
M.theaon.
Walter
Hansen.
nT
Db.
1CIKN
..
WUUMa
ompso.
Leonard
Col-
lina.
Jack
Ekman
Shawatlahs
.
I.aU
Activities
of
Illicit
Fishermen
Itro
ken
Up
With
Seiiure
of
rhn
Laden
Skiff
and
Net
Flahertos
officers
have
been
watching
at
Shuwatlan
Lake
near
m
ciij
wnere
a
parcy
oi
iisaermen
have
been
operating
lltegatly
re-
eenUy.
Last
week
a
skiff
containing
25
newly
.caught
sockeye
and
an
old
piece
of
net
were
seized.
The
MMt
&,
V.
a
a
ll.klHM
-J
.
jfM
imu
urmi
(uuuig
a
umu?
v
their
getaway
m
the
woods
In
the
dark
Fined
at
Ocean
Falls
on
Charge
,
Illegal
Fishing
For
fishing
in
prohibited
waters
at
Blair
Inlet
near
Ivory
Island.
josepn
uorevtcn
uas
been
lined
$800
and
cost
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Hill
at
Ocean
Falls,
according
to
advices
received
In
the
city.
The
magistrate
considered
this
penalty
sufficient
without
ordering
the
confiscation
oi
Bore-vtch's
boat.
4
rhe
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
e
chased
at
a
post
Office
News
Bund,
323
e
u
ran
vine
Bt,
Vancouver.
a
Karl
'Ahitcrinn
Prtnee
Oeorge.
B.C.
R.
W.
Rliejr.
Terrace,
B.O,
Oeneral
atore.
Anibk.
Smlthers
hrtie
mnr
Rmfth.
ert,
DO
Blghtoenth
Amendment,
the
na-
Paulme
Lowrle.
11
l
ty
oil
PorUand
voted
four
to
one
for
re-'tii
Vi.
v
,
lllprrnl
fichinrr
......
.
.
Illegal
rlSning
THK
DATLT
ffTWTS
MgndtX
July
24
mt
TheMarkets
Retail
prices,
current
here
at
"present
are
as
follows:
Vegetables
New
Potatoes.
B.O,
8
lbs.
j
Beets,
bunch
1
Parsley,
bunch
:
jyj
Turnips,
0
lbs.
bunch
05
Carrots.
B.'C
bunch
M
Cucumbers,
each
.'
j
j
Sweet
Potatoes,
lb.
40
Hothouse
Tomatoes,
No
1.
lb.
.22
no.
t,
o.
.18
.id
B!C.
Canower.
Ib.
it
to
.
55
New
Zealand
Onions,
lb
05
been
taken
t"en
from
from
Arr
Area
No-
No.
2
2
as
as
com
com-
-
Impressed
Impressed
with
with
the
the
performance
performance
of
of
Green
Onions,
uneh
J
II
m
Pred
w,th
J-T
pounds
at
this
impaatng
array
of
Prince
Ro-TUrmMi.
Bermuda
riniu.
Onietts,
lb.
fk
iA
te&r
date
la
year
Of
the
total
pert
DUtlNstic
talent
which
It
u
Green
Beans,
Tb.
AsDararua.
B.'C
I'l.'I".
M
Oaitie,
imported,
per
lb.
35
Cal.
Cabbage,
lb.
in
B.
C.
new,
'.
tb,
IIIIII
J06
B.
C.
Head
Lettuce,
5c
to
JD8
Spinach.
B.C.
.
J08
Oreen
Peas,
B.O,
lb
10
Radishes,
bunch
.05
Vegetable
Marrows,
each
10
Apples
WiHeaaps.
fancy
lb
JO
J'
traits
Valencia
Oranges,
dec
20c
to
Lemons.
CaL,
20c
to
Grape
fruit.
Cahf
5c
to
Grapefruit,
Florida.
12)$c
to
-20
Rhubarb,
oatdoor.
6
lbs.
.26
".-L.
S
e
tea
berries.
B
O,
basket
.10
crate
2.25
,ns"f,Jb-
T-
v-..
1U
Watermelon,
lb.
1?
Canteteupea,
I5c
to
5
Watermelon,
watermelon,
lb.
lb.
10
-
-
Dried
Dried
mn
traits
white
rigs,
u.
.12
H
Black
Cooking
Hgs,
Ib.
10
Dates,
bulk,
lb,
...8e
to
15
Umon
and
lnge
Peel
-
citron
peel
M
Prunes,
30-40.
lb.
M
.Prunes,
Pnm,
40-50,
lb.
.12
Prune.
60-70,
w.
.10
RaUins.
Australian
seedless,
lb
.13
Ralaina,
CaU
seedless,
lb
.15
Currants,
lb.
y.
,
,
.15
Apricots,
lb
15c.
to
Appies.
tlried
.
lie.
to
Peaches,
peeled
12c.
to
Flour
Flour.
49's,
No.
1
hard
wheat
1-86
Second
Patent
Pastry
FlMr.
10
lbs.
45c
to
in
10
-3
yet
been
take
nor
did
H
appear
Un
likeiy
that
K
6oM
be
neeeaaary
B.C.
Fresh
Extras,
cartoned
....
.30
to
do
so.
Local
hew
Wd.
dex
JS
Dr.
Thomson,
In
I
he
course
of
an
Butter
interview,
mentioned
that
the
com-
Fancy,
cartoned,
lb,
Jt
mission's
conservation
measures
bi
Nl.
1
Creamery,
3
lbs
Js2
oanection
wHh
the
haHbot
fish-
Honey
ery
do
ring
the
past
few
years
were
Extracted
noney,
per
jar
20c
to
JO
already
resulting
in
an
apparent
Comb
Honey
JM
reotoratton
and
baHdtng
up
of
the
Cheese
fishery
which,
previous
to
the
corn-Ontario
soHds,
new,
lb
.25
mission
taking
hold,
wai
comment
-
rwM
Ontario,
H
mature,
lb.
JS
leg
to
show
alarminc
lm
f
iu.
:
JJ
Edam,
lb.
.45
Roquefort,
lb.
0
Gorgdniola,
lb.
.
.
ij
Surir
White.
100
lbs.
735
Yellow,
100
lbs.
Lard
Pure,
lb.
.Meats
Fowl,
No.
1,
lb.
.23
Roasting
Chkken,
"ib"
"I'll
'..
1
Ham,
sliced,
first
grade
1
Ham,
picnic,
first
grade,
lb
18
r
.
'
.
i
.
-1
1
.
.
-
.
.
uatvii,
wae,
biuv)
jrca.
Destgraae
iauiau?
..
..
Ji
Potk,
shoulder,
lb.
15
Pork,
loin.
tb.
.22
Pork:
leg.
lb.
.
.
.
.21
Pork,
-dry
salt.
lb.
.
io
Veal.
Join,,
lb.
.
."2
Veal,
lahoulde.
lb
.
.15
Bee
pot
roast,
lb.
12c
to
.
.15
Bee,
boiling,
Ib.
.12
ft
Beef,
roast,
prime
rib,
lb
.
30
Besf.
jteaki
lb.
20c
to
.
J0
Lamb,
shoulder,
lb.
.
52
Lamb.
leg.
Ib
J5
Lamp
Chops,
35
Fhh
Smoked
kippers.
Ib.
JS
Salmon,
fresh,
lb
50
Halibut.
2
lbs.
.23
Nuts
Almonds,
shelled
Valerias
..
.
.J50
California
soft
shelled
Walnuts
J3
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
JO
Peanuts
...
.
.18
Walnuts,
shelled
halve
.
.41
Feed
Whtat.
Alberta
2.23
Bran
1.33
Shorts
1.6O
Middlings
i,vo
Thomas
Kay,
well
known
Union
Oil
Co.
official,
who
has
been
pay-Ins
One
Of
his
brlvtbal
vltlt
In
t
'
w
this
city
and
district
on
company
ousiness,
sauea
by
the
Prince
Ru-
pert
Saturday
evening
on
his
re-
turn
to
Vancouver
HALIBUT
FISHING
ON
THIS
TART
OF
COAST
EXPECTED
TO
CLOSE
BY
StPTtMBERl
'l
Continued
from
page
11
tailment
and.
unless
those
inter
mediately
tak
hold
of
fh
tttintLcm
the
limit
will
probably
be
reached
by
September
1
and
Area
No.
2
closed.
'The
members
of
the
commit-
stan
would
Yegret
exceedingly
to
see
any
distress
among
the
fishermen
aim
nupc
uuit
mtjjj
wia
prumpnj
stagcu
owing
me
ran
ui
we
on-,Q
be
Uken
for
sues
curtailment
as
tlsh
light
cruiser
to
this
pert
next
wm
prolong
tne
season."
Up
to
June
90.
this
'
year,
a
total
1-283-2M
14.2aj.2M
nrands
rounda
of
of
halibut
halibut
had
had
aamiiy
ssitn
uus
year,
voai
Pm"K
""
by
UiHtrd
States
fleet
aBd
4w
w
pwmds
by
Oanadtan
eet
as
compared
wtui
figures
of
8,3J26J
pomw
and
iMXMS
poumls
last
year.
While
the
couunlarion
has
made
no
prediction
concerning
the
like-
tfhood
at
when
fishing
.may
be
closed
in
the
No.
3
area
this
season
owing
to
the
quota
being
reached
'
expeoted
tnat
IhU
will
not
take
place,
if
fishing
continues
.
.
..
i
me
prcsen
Taie.
ociore
novem-
enfenauwnem
program
in
corner
-"5
ber
IS.
Up
to
June
30
this
year
10.-
Uon
with
the
vlsts
of
the
warship
02IM
pounds
in
all
800.ua
to
this
port.
The
Moose
athtette
or--1Q
posnda
by
the
UnHed
State
fleet
ganiaaUon
intends
to
remain
active
and
22UT0
pounds
by
the
Cana-
m
the
pugUfstic
field
durtag
the
dlan
OeeU
had
been
taken
from
Area
No.
3
as
against
109JM
pounds,
including
10.613.421
pounds
American
vessels
and
r.7S7
pounds
by
Canadian,
at
the
cor-
respondmg
date
last
vear
In
the
event
of
flahing
being
closed
in
ATM
K
4
at
UUh
rt
September
1.
it
Is
possible
that
a
few
Of
the
larrer
Canadian
bnau
would
operate
In
Area
No
3
which
Includes
the
more
remote
nwth.
weatem
banks.
These
and
the
Km-23
erinan
vessela
resularl
tvtnw
therein
a-ouM
conttnoe
to
land
theer
eatehos
at
Prtnee
Rupert.
Fale
lleport
Corrected
Reean14n
MmnMuu
nmrii
iiui
were
recently
published
that
the
commission
had
deftnHeiy
Ueetded
ta
eiing
the
umiwb
ok
MmhhI
i
Dr.
Thomson
explained
that
the
exMbWan
game
waa
pot
on
In
oammtssion
had
been
riven
power
"
the
Caaadtan
National
Re-15
to
dose
down
fishing
after
Novem-
erratkm
AsaoetatSon
beat
the
Ember
tt
if
IC
deemed
such
action
ad-
P
to
.
The
ground
was
in
visa
We.
tirrsprrWve
of
whether
or
Pr
hape
not
Wf
minui
,
n,i
h
---
..W
V..
.
V
M
(X
hui
.u.
,
Dletton.
During
his
conference
with
the
boat
owners.
Dr.
Thomson
discussed
a
number
of
other
problems
of
in
terest
.
to
the
V
V
w
.in;
iu
Industry.
The
usual
public
hearing
will
nrobablv
be
held
by
the
commission
at
various
points
on
the
coast
in
the
fall
thbbgh
no
dates
lor
ame
hatfe
yet
been
set.
Steamship
Sailings
far
VtnfOQver
Mohtfciy
.
Pr.
Qtotgc
i
pjn.
wia
Shasta
A.aSt
p.TT,
rrlday-ss.
Prln.
Adtlalde
....
10
pjn
8s.
rv.
Cardena
s
..
.
tnMniht
Saturday
as.
Prln.
Louise
5
njn
as.
rrince
Rupert
7
p
m.
From
Vahtoavet
SunJaV
4.
bamla
pm.
Monday-ss.
Prln.
Charlotte
am.
Wed-ss.
Pr.
Oeoite
ll:30
am.
Friday
as.
Pr
Rupert
11:30
am.
Bs.
Princess
Adelaide
pm.
ss.
cardena
pm
For
Stewart
and
Anyos
Sunday
ss.
Catala
....
a
pm.
Friday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
3
p
m.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox-.
Tuesday-ss.
Catala
!l:30
a
m.
Batur.
as.
Pr.
Rupert
8
pm.
for
Nasi
River
and
Pari
Smiton
8unday-,
Catala
8
pin
from
Naas
River
ft
hrt
Slmawn
Tuesday
ss.
catala
....
11:30
am
fnt
Ocean
Falls
Monday
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
4
pm
Frlday-ss.
prln.
Adelaide
10
pm
Saturday
as.
Pr.
Rupert
7
pm
Frwn
Ocean
Fans-Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
11:30
a.m
Friday-as.
Pr.
Rupert
11
30
a.A.
8s.
Prln.
Adelaide
p
ni.
bs.
t,n.
cardena
iaiucim
n
m
For
Queen
Charlotte
itlands
July
14,
18-
ss.
pr
John
10
nm
Frem
quern
Charlotte
utandw
July
,a
lnd
2d.
u
John
SPORT
CHAT
Nina
Ourvlch.
Dan
Parent,
Chuck
Hkkey.
Johnny
McLeod.
Jack
An-
neaJey
and
a
newcomer
named
I
ttirv
Knanb
a
imniu
local
box
ers
who
are
now
engaging
In
regu-
tar
work-outs
under
tutelage
of
Tommy
Morgan
at
the
Moose
Crab
In
anticipation
of
being
matched
with
opponents
from
H.
M.
S.
Dra-
gon
on
a
boxing
card
which
wtfl
be
month.
Looal
boxing
runs
vno
at-
tended
one
of
these
work-outs
at
the
the
end
end
of
of
last
last
week
were
much
cemioenuy
oenevaa
will
give
an
excellent
acvoufrt
of
itself
against
the
stava!
ia4
who
are
always
known
as
stout
fighters
Morgan
promises
that
all
his
boys
will
b
In
Up-top
shape
by
the
middle
of
next
month
when
the
.warship
ar-
rivea.
The
Moose
Crab
Emnashun
is
being
conducted
under
the
a
umpires
of
the
local
Moose
Lodge
which
has
undertake
to
take
charge
.
of
the,
1
coming
winter
aeaaon
and
U
plan
ntng
to
bring
into
Prince
Rupert
to
meet
local
boys
some
of
the
best
athletic
ulent
it
ia
poasibie
to
get
The
Moose
smnasrom
eosacalttee
constat
of
Jack
Pni
tm
Rnr.
rtk.
Andy
Macdonald
Jim
Bacon.
DloV
T
a
anJ
P
r
EiXlllOUlOn
UQITl
Of
Softball
Is
Played
Sunday
The
do
Me
-header
City
League
MftbaU
game
scheduled
for
iaM
avesslwg
was
cancelled
on
uccoant
of
She
ImImmmI
itlu,
K,.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCO
ICES
National
League
New
York
I.
Pituburg
1
Brooklyn
S.
Cincinnati
0.
Boston
9.
St
Louis
5
Philadelphia
1.
Chicago
4.
American
league
Cleveland.
2.
New
York.
1.
St.
Louis
7-5.
Philadelphia
Detroit
3.
Washington
4
SUNDAY
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia
5-1.
Chicago
8-3
lPttatourg
1-4.
Cincinnati
-
Boston
a.s,
m
New
York
8.
Brooklyn
5
American
league
Ovewland
1-1,
New
York
8-8
Chicago
3-2.
Boston
6-7
Detroit
11
Washington
8
RFGnilAT
liSk-vp
The
team
to
represent
the
Regl-nteht
against
the
Canadian
Legion
m
tomorrow
evcstlng's
game
in
the
City
FwxbaB
League
will
be
as
fol-
w:
smith:
Blake.
aaastT,
Thurher
4IIUIUT1,
tint
11111
Wntham.
DeJong;
Wicks.
Carroll
Christ
OlMiiL.
ison.
j.
Coluasl.
A.
Davles:
re
Veltch
Ferguson.
Eby
MOOS1
PICNIC
POSTPOM.Ti
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather,
the
annual
picnic
of
the
Moose
Lodge,
which
was
to
have
been
held
yesterday,
was
again
postponed.
Plahe
Wrecked
But
Flyers
Are
Unhurt
in
North
ANCHORAGE.
Alaska
July
U
Canadian
Press)
After
having
1
urcn
missing
ror
several
days,
Pilot
Art
Woodley
and
party
of
five
pas-fngers,
who
Hew
from
Bgegik
to
Anlakchak.
returned
to
Bgegik
reporting
that
their
plane
had
been
wrecked.
BASEBALL
TONIC.IIT.
Gtir,
ACROPOLIS
HILL
Sons
of
Canadavs.
Elks
BID
FOR
FREEDOM
Two
AlaiVan
l'rtWh'e'rs.
Who
Jum.
ped
From
Steamer,
Still
at
Alert
liar
ALERT
BAY.
July
24:
'Car
,
m
Prcflli
Joe
Moren
and
John
tyksj,
prtaoners
from
Alaska
v
made
a
desperate
effort
to
,;.
from
custody
last
Thursduv
,,
lumping
ovtrboard
with
itfo
p
servers
In
Beymour
Narrewi
r
the
steamer
Yukon
aboard
i
they
were
being
taken
by
'
Btataa
police
officers
to
prist
the
south,
only
to
be
later
p
ap
ay
a
Canadian
boat
as
tr.--
tr
beig
carried
along
by
th
i.
.
turned
over
to
tne
Britisi.
bia
pollre
by
whom
thrv
j:
being
held
here,
appamitu
:
.
a
speedy
recovery
from
the
Of
their
first
experience
m-other
bid
for
freedom
the
r
day
bat
wore
frustrated
u.
,
tempt
to
break
Jail
from
n.
toek-up.
The
two
men
were
being
i
In
the
hallway
of
the
rellrin
Moren
waa
detected
in
(h'
picking
the
lock
or
the
with
a
pick
fnshtoned
from
,
,
ken
window
hook
The
pair
are
being
held
h
-jthe
retueat
of
the
Vniui
authorities
i
Caaator
CUpp
salied
Prime
Ropes
Saturday
event;
.
Vaxwoaver
enroute
to
Lov
a
,
whore
he
plans
on
taking
,
1
ture
residence
NOTICE
THE
HOOVER
Representative
Is
Nov
in
Town
At
Uk
Hoover
Deair
-Store,
Kaien
Harthvar
Co.,
and
will
be
plea-
x
to
inapect
all
Hoov
cleaners
or
tlemonstru
the
New
Hoover
in
y
home
without
cost
obligation.
Call
or
pf
Kaien
Hardware
J
MeD.
SMITH
Hoover
Representative
SITKRIOK
RADIO
SERVICK
Can
only
be
tb-talned
through
the
twe
of
adequate
equipment.
Have
us
service
that
set
now
and
enjoy
the
maximum
output
of
your
receiver1
by
phoning
Blue
310.
Converters
rented
from
us
will
give
you
daylight
reception.
Superior
Radio
Service
3J1
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P
O.
nos
138
A.
O.
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