PAGE
two
'HARTT
SHOES
Have
Already
Found
Their
Mark
FUNERAL
Obsequies
For
Late
L.
S.
McGill
Are
Held
at
Smlthers
SMITH
ERS,
June
11:
The
funeral
of
the
late
Leonard
Sydney
McGill.
prominent
local
barrister
ONE
OF
THE
OUTSTANDING
FEATURES
OF
HARTT
SHOES
To
consistently
maintain
their
reputation
as
one
of
Canada's
best
selling
lines
of
men's
footwear,
Hartt
Shoes
must
offer
the
utmost
in
style,
quality
and
value.
Be
sure
to
see
a
Hartt
Shoe
before
buying
your
next
pair,
at
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
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Monday.
June
11,
1934
MANY
AT
iKitkatla
Child
Died
on
Sunday
Three
and
a
Half
Year
Old
Daughter
of
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
N.
Lewis
Passes
in
Hospital
Here.
The
death
occurred
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
and
mining
man.
took
place
here
f
last
Thursday
afternoon.
It
was
one
of
the
largest
funerals
ever
held
In
Smlthers.
Members
of
the
many
organizations
to
which
deceased
belonged
and
Mrs.
Norman
Lewis
ot
Kit-katla.
The
remains
will
be
sent
tomorrow
to
Kltkatla
where
Interment
will
be
made.
Hayner
Bros.,
attended
In
groups.
Omlneca
!neral
arrangemen
rangements.
j
.
Many
peopie
coum
noi
gei
inioi
the
church
and
the
floral
tokens;
were
profuse.
I
The
service
was
held
from
the
United
Church
with
Rev.
David!
Donaldson
officiating.
Hotel
Arrivals
Knox
H.
Smith,
Sig
Johnson,
J.
Sims.
O.
A.
n-
Bryant,
uryiuu,
Mrs.
aits.
U
u.
W.
w.
Kergm
iverKi
urn
and
,
1
I
p
p
oleamshiDS
un,uuuiju
bailings
famlly
and
A
woodland.
cuy
;u.ui5o
S.
Johnson
Johnson
and
and
F.
F.
.A.
A.
Gibson.
Gibson,
Van
Van.
For
Vancouvet
'
Tuesday
catala
..
1:30
pm.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
George
10J15
pjn.'
Friday
Ss.
Prln.
Adelaide'.lO
pm.
Bs.
Cardena
midnight
June
C
ss.
Prln.
Norah
pm.
June
16
ss.
Prln.
Norah
....
p.m.i
June
23
ss.
Prln.
Louise
pm.
June
30
s.
Prln.
Charlotte
pm.
I
rout
Vanrouvrt
Sunday
ss.
Catala
pm.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
George
10
am.
Friday
ss.
Prln.
Adelaide
4
pm.
Ss.
Cardena
pm.
June
1
ss.
Prin.
Norah
.
am.
June
18
ss.
Prln.
Louisee
am.
June
25
ss.
Prln.
Charlotte
am.
lor
Anyox
and
Stewart
couver;
J.
Yates,
C.
E.
Johnson
and
J.
Kelly.
Ocean
Falls.
Central
L.
Mude
and
P.
Jensen,
city;
Mrs.
Florence
Wilson,
Sunnyslde;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
P.
LeRoss,
Pacific;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Zluchowskl
and
Miss
Vema
Zluchowskl,
Winnipeg;
Dick
Ooldthwait,
Hanover.
N.
H.:
Russell
W.
Dow,
Woodsville.
N.H.;
H.
W.
Mason,
Jasper.
Prince
Rupert
O.
Matz,
Terrace;
Henry
Whit
taker,
Victoria;
Julius
Spoon,
La
fayette,
Minn.;
C.
Gillespie,
Ocea
nlc.
Royal
I
K.
Seka,
Mah
Goo
and
J.
Kru
Sunday
ss.
Catala
8
p.m.!zck,
city;
E.
Spilsbury,
Vancouver;
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Oeorge
...
4
pm.jRay
Labo,,
CNJl.
From
Anyox
and
Stewart-
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
Am.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
George
8
pm.
Savoy
Jack
Bennett
and
F.
Porcher
Islanci.
Patterson,
Queen
Charlotte
Island
SHINGLES
The
best
made
on
the
coast.
Not
Kiln
Dried
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
VANCOUVER
BOUID
OF
TRADE
PARTY
VISITING
PRINCE
RUPERT;
EIGIITV-ITVE
SOUTH
ERN
.MEN
HERE
FOR
DAY.
(Continued
Xrom
page
one)
George
H.
Balllie.
assistant
to
gen
eral
superintendent,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Co.;
James
Bain,
Bain
Bros.:
R.
H.
Baird,
supervisor.
Royal
Bank
of
Canada;
A.
S.
Barker,
managing
director.
Independent
Founders
Ltd.;
E-
G.
Baynes,
con
tractor.
Baynes
.&
Horie.
and
preu
dent.
Port
Hanev
Brick
Co.
Ltd.;
A.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
jmday,
June
ij
i93
HBESJsKsnsrsEiitifcfi'
News
and
Views
of
Sport
ttf
jlBI''SstJil1B:i:fiBiflB's1;'ls1-K
GROTTO
IS
UNBEATEN
P.
Bennett,
salts
manager,
Union
Tobacconists
Won
Tiiht
Softball
Oil
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.;
F.
C.
Brown.
A
ictory
Over
Moose
rriuay
(
managing
director,
Canada
West-
Night
ern
Cordage
Co.
Ltd.;
Philip
P.
j
Brown,
consulting
structural
en-1
Grotto
and
Moose
put
up
0
close
glneer;
R.
C.
Buchanan,
Investment
I
and
exciting
game
on
Friday,
night
banker,
representing
W.
C.
Pitfieldlm
the
city
soilbaii.League.
me
10-
St
Co.;
F.
J.
Burd,
managmg
dlrec-
tpr.
Vancouver
Dally
Province
Ltd.;
Norman
G.
B.
Burley.
dlrrctor.
B.C.
bacconists.
still
unbeaten
so
far
this
season,
winning
by
a
score
of
G
to
4.
It
was
anybody's
game
all
Fir
&
Cedar
Lumber
Co.
.Ltd.;
S.
T.
the
way
although
the
Moose,
who
v'reelman,
mana..
Home
Service
Co.
played
nn
exceptionally
sood
brand
Ltd.;
James
Cummins,
taks
,mana-
of
ball
with
Armstrong
starring
at
ger,
Royal
Crown
Soaps
Ltd.:
G.
R.
frst
bate
and
Prltchard
in
left
field.
Davidson,
G.
R.
.Davidson
At
Co.:
were
In
the
lead
much
of
the
tlm-Jphn
Davidson
jr..
assistant'
to
the
until
the
eighth
stanaa
when
Hill's
sales
manager.
Gordon
&
Belyea
tingle,
with
two
men
down,
scored'
Ltd.;
T.
S.
Dixon,
managing
direc-
-two
runs
to
turn
the
tide
for
the
ior.
Gault
Brothers
Limited,
W.
H.
Orotto
when
the
Moose
Iwd
been
F
Drexel,
manager.
F.
Drexel
Co.:
leading
4
to
3.
Claude
F.
Dunfee,
manager
for
B.C.
Moose
opened
the
scoring
by
Mainland,
Great
West
Life
Assur-
making
two
in
the
first,
gathering
nce
Co.;J.
Howard
T.
Falk,
cxe-
their
other
two
In
the
fifth.
Grotto
cutlve
director.
Vancouver
Welfare
scored
one
run
In
the
second,
two
I
Pederatlon;
John
Fisher
merchant;
hi
the
third
and
three
In
the
;
John
W.
Gold,
manager
Canadian
eighth-
,
Liquid
Air
Co.
Ltd.;
S.
O.
Gourlay.
Each
pitchar
allowed
four
hits
vice-president.
Bartram
Paper
Morrison.
Muose
Hurler,
was
cre-
Products
Co.
Ltd.:
J.
B.
Greaves,
dited
with
no
strike-outs
and
assistant
to
His
Majesty's
Trade
lowed
one
base
on
balls.
Yaer
Commissioner;
W.
Martin
Griffin,
struck
out
four
batsmen
and
yielded
barrister.
Qriffln.
Montgomery
St
two
wanes.
The
Moose
were
charged
Smith;
E.
H.
Orubbe.
branch
mana-
1th
six
errors
and
the
Orotto
witn
ger.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Mayne
D.,nlne.
Hamilton,
superintendent.
Cana-'
umaoina
was
umpire
ana
me
dian
Bank
of
Commerce:
E
F
teams
were
as
follows:
liwell,
superintendent.
B.
C.
Tele-!
Moose
Postulo
ss.,
Armstrong
c
phone
Co.;
H.
C.
Hewetscn.
mana-fMurray
2b-
Prttchard
If..
R.
MorrU-ger.
The
Toronto
General
Trusts'00
P-
B-
Armstrong
lb..
C.
Lemon
Corporation;
A.
E.
Howse.
proprie-1
Menzie
3b..
Hlckey
cf.
tor,
A.
E.
Howse
Co.
Ltd.,
Princeton.
I
urouo
rong
w..
Kaicmord
n.
B.C.:
Arthur
Huddell,
B.C.
manager,
!
Bufy
3b
-
Howe
M-
11111
cf..
Stalker
Royal
Insurance
Co.
Ltd.;
Robert
oU"cn
c.
yager
p..
Antonelll
lb.
Hunter,
secretary-treasurer,
Rest-1
The
league
standing
to
date:
more
MfK.
Co.
Ltd
.:
T.
E.
Johnsrm
I
W.
L.
Pet.
ITUin&cer.
Thf
Walter
M
f
jturnpt
l
Grotto
4
Co.
Ltd.;
Elmer
Johnston,
mana-'
Hks
:
3
ger.
Johnston
National
Storage
Jun,or
nk3
2
Limited:
Oscar
A.
Joreensnn
ai-
Moose
1
tant
manager.
B.C.
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd.;
C.
J.
Kay,
president
and
general
manager,
Columbia
Paper
Co.
Ltd.;
F.
M.
Kelly,
president,
Kelly,
Douglas
&
Co.
Ltd.;
J.
Vf.
Kelly,
president,
J.
W.
Kelly
Piano
Co.
Ltd.;
Oeorge
Kldd,
president.
Van.
Board
of
Trade;
T.
A.
Lamb,
pres.,
Lamb
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.;
K.
Lamb
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.;
Kenneth
Lamond,
president,
Harrison
it
La-mond:
E.
W.
sLamprey,
manager.
Bank
of
Toronto;
J.
A.
Leckle,
vice-president,
J.
Leckie
Co.
Ltd.,
J.
Norman
Leggatt,
department
manager,
Grinnell
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.;
Harold
,R.
Malktn,
assistant
manager.
The
W.
H.
Malkjn
Co.
Ltd.;
W-
H.
Morrison,
acting
manager.
Marshall-Wells,
B.C..
Ltd.;
G.
A.
Munn,
assistant
manager.
Shell
Oil
Co.
of
British
Columbia
Ltd.;
J.
Y.
Mc-Carter.
architect
and
structural
engineer,
wcuarter
si
Nalrne;
J.
A.
Macdonald,
Vancouver
Daily
Sun:
Arthur
T.
McKean,
general
freight
agent,
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Co.;
K.
E.
McLeod,
district
passen
ger
agent,
Canadian
National
Rallways;J.
M.
MacRae,
general
freight
agent,
Canadian
National
Railways;
C.
B.
-Nlckerson,'
salesman,
E.
B.
Eddy
Co.
Ltd.;
B.
O.
Not-zel,
president,
Pumps
ti
Power
Limi
ted;
Oeorge
S.
Payne,
manager,
J.
8.
Fry
it
Sons
(Canada)
Ltd.;
W.
E.
Payne,
executive
secretary,
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade;
J.
G.
Pen
ney,
manager,
Bank
of
Nova
Sco-tle;
B.
O.
D.
Phillips,
vice-president,
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade;
W.
D.
Power,
general
freight
and
passenger
agent,
British
Columbia
Electric
Railway
Co.
Ltd.;
L.
M.
Reld,
sales
manager,
Fleck
Bros
Ltd.;
A.
F.
R
Derts,
chief
-accountant,
Pacific
Meat
Co,
Ltd.;
J.
C.
Roberteon,
con
tract
engineer.
Dominion
Bridge
Co.
Ltd.;
J.
I.
Roblpson,
general
manager.
Crane
Limited;
Victor
A.
Rol
lins,
sales
manager,
Coast
Breweries
Ltd.;
N.
C.
Sawers,
vice-president,
J.
Fyfe-Smith
Si
Co.
Ltd.;
B.
P.
Schwengers,
manager
Victoria
branch,
McLennan,
McFeely
it
Prior
Ltd.;
C.
H.
Selby,
manager.
British
Ropes
(Canadian
Factory)
Ltd.;
Fritz
Sick,
Vancouver
Malt
.V
Sake
Co.
Ltd.;
F.
Smith,
president,
Smith,
Davidson
Si
Wright
Ltd,;
E,
C.
Stark,
sales
manager,
Pacific
Milk
Co.;
R.
T.
8tewart,
manager
of
explosives
division,
Canadian
In
dustiies
Ltd.;
Burton
Storey,
department
manager,
Storey
Si
Campbell
Ltd,;
F.
M,
Storey,
vice-presi
dent,
Vancouver
Trunk
St
Bag
Ltd.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
C.
N.
R.
A.
0
1
2
3
3
3
Baseball
Scores
1000
.750
.500
550
550
550
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
Boston
8-3,
Brooklyn
6-8.
New
York
8,
Philadelphia
7.
Cincinnati
5,
Chicago
2.
One
postponed.
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
2.
Washington
8,
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
1,
Cleveland
3.
Chicago
5,
Detroit
8.
,
SUNDAY
SCORKS
National
League
New
York
18,
Philadelphia
7.
Boston
10.
Brooklyn
8.
Pittsburg
2.
St.
Louis
3.
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
7.
American
League'
St.
Louis
1.
Cle'veland
0.
Philadelphia
3,
New
.York
7.
Washington
3
Boston'
4.
Chicago
3,
Detroit
1.
SOFTBALL
June
11
Elks
vs.
Navy.
June
13
Orotto
vs.
Junior
Elks.
June
15
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Moose.
June
18
Elks
vs.
C.N.R.A.
June
20
Navy
vs.
Grotto.
June
22
Junior
Elks
vs.
Moose.
Jqne
25
Grotto
ys.
Elks.
June
27
Moose
vs.
Navy.
June
29
C.NJI.A.
vs.
Junior
Elte.
July
2
Moose
vs.
Elks,
July
4
Junior
Elks
vs.
Navy.
July
5
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto.
July
9
Junior
Elks
vs.
Elks.
.July
11
Navy
vs.
C.N.R.A.
July
13
Moose
vys.
Grotto.
July
16
Navy
vs.
Elks.
July
18
Junior
Elks
vs.
Grotto,
July
20
Moose
vs.
C.N.R.A.
chasing
agent,
Canadian
Industries
Ltd.;
C.
E.
C.
Thomas,
Vancouver
manager,
Wm,
Wrlgley
Jr.
Co,
Ltd.;
O.
H.
Tlernan,
manager,
Dunlop
Tire
St
Rubber
Goods
Co.
Ltd.;
Aid.
W.
J.
Twist.
Mutual
Life
of
Canada;
F.
J.
Wilkinson,
credit
manager,
A.
P.
giade
&
Co,
Ltd.;
A.
.II.
Williamson,
Vancouver
News-Herald;
A.
II.
Wilson,
Instructor,
Aero
Club
of
B.
C;
Blake
M.
Wilson,
president,
Sterling
Food
Markets
Ltd.:
H.
D,
Chas,
Sutherland,
Vancouver
Dally
Young,
assistant
sales
manager,
rrovmce
lkt.
Acam
Taylor,
pur-
imperial
oil
Ltd.
The
Jew
Beat
The
Fighting
Irishman
Barney
R
if
C";.:
..."
jif
too
uiimi
fo.
J..
ui.
fcu-Umin
intiieU"
-weight
hampionshlp
flht
In
New
York,
and
Jimmy
had
h..-
w
erwelght
crown
knocked
from
hU
claialc
t.ov
oy
Uw
boy
fr.m
1
Windy
City.
Here
Barney
Is
seen
in
the
crouehtnc
poMt.c:i
"u'
k.
pt
Jimmy
guess.rt
all
evening,
and
that
enabled
Barney
p
1;
over
hit
own
left
almost
at
will,
and
with
teUlnc
effect
The
bou'
wont
15
rounds
and
Barney
took
the
split
dec
Won
CELEBRATION
AT
KITKATLA
Birthday
of
King-
Observed
at
Coat
Village
Both
on
Sunday
and
Monday
KITKATLA.
Jant
11
The
Kln's
Birthday
was
celebrated
to
Kltkatla
both
on
Sunday
and
Monday.
On
Monday
the
KlikaUa
Concert
Band
rendered
a
patriotic
program
including
man
hes
There
were
aim
addreawi
by
Her,
Bart
Shearman.
Chief
Edward
Gamble
and
Henry
ColUson.
A
program
of'
ape
U
m
held
on
Monday
Including
a
Softball
fame
between
the
Rtnky
Dink
and
the
Excelsior
Club
as
well
at
football
game,
iieid
sports
ami
canoe
.and
fMboat
races.
BZrWSff
TEMPERED
l.lt
KII.Vi:il
NEW
YORK.
June
U:
(QP)-Bar
silver
closed
at
45c
per
ounce
on
the
and
overtures.
local
metal
market
today.
(
0LIN
DUTRA
;
WINS
GOLF
Take
United
States
Outn
Title
I
With
hie
Stroke
I
xiua
(!ene
Samirti
j
PIIILADEU'HIA.
June
11;
CP,-olin
Dura
won
the
Unltwl
BUitei
iIen
ftolf
cliamploiuhlp
on
Hatur-jy
by
oprln
203.
Oene
Sarazen
w4
one
atroke
behind
and
Harry
'
lulelulianks.
Wllfy
Cux
and
Harry
'
Hper
were
tiocl
foi
third
pUcf
With
one
stroke
more
EMPIRE
DAY
ATKITKATLA
Splendid
Celebration
SUrd
At
Natlvr
Vlllace
Do
mi
the
Coait
I
KITKATLA.
June
II
A
highly
'
uccesafwl
Victoria
Dajr
celeouuon
as
held
here,
the
event
being
one
of
much
enjoyment
for
old
at
well
1
for
young.
The
program
of
field
)
ports
was
opened
by
the
present
f
the
Udk
Excelsior
Club
Uiu
iJorreen
Nelson.
In
a
football
game,
whkh
featured
the
ports
program,
tlw
Rmky
Dinks
lost
to
the
BxeeUoor
Club
by
1
.1
scare
of
7
to
S.
During
the
first
half
the
Junior
organization
vai
much
In
the
picture
and
held
the
jroore
experienced
BxceUlors
to
a
orr
of
4
to
3.
Tne
last
nan
ton
the
tale
when
the
lUeettlors
opened
up
the
throttle
to
ouUcore
the
Kinky
Dinks,
the
goal
bemg
1
weak
point.
It
was
a
cleanly
contest
ed
match
throughout
The
ladies
soft
ball
team
debated
the
men's
committee
by
a
scorr
of
21
to
18,
The
da
proceedings
continued
In
the
evening
In
Agnes
Hall
wtta
dance,
music
being
supplied
by
Oeorge
Robinson
and
His
JaT
Five
At
midnight
delicious
refresh
ments
were
served.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
'pr
the
Kat
Mondays,
Wednesdsys
and
rri
days
-
5:30
pa
Prom
the
Kat
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Batut
days
10:00
pa.
20.000
m.p.t:
plenty
of
Safe
hn-SWd
Tread
IF
yon
know
tirtt,
youH
choote
Dominion
Royals
.
.
.
btcauie
only
Dominion!
have
the
tough,
long-wearing
TEMPERED
RUBBER
tread
I
Check
up
on
Dominion
that
have
run
20,000
milts
or
more.
They
still
retain
their
safe,
"cog.whf
rsnt.tkid
Irtad.
Equip
with
Dominion
TEMPERED
RUBBER
Royals
and
get
four
palltst
bonus.
milti
per
tire
Oil
7i
W"
m
1
m
mm
m
sr
DOMINION
TIRES
For
SnlcHy
S.
E.
PARKER
LTD.
Ford
Dealers
Phone
83
Third
Ave,
Fast
DOMINION
THIS
ARE
SAFIR
THIS
CUARANTIIO
one
year
agalnat
tlrt
Injuries
caused
by
blow-outa,
cuti,
bruitcs,
rlm-uti,
underrnflatlon
and
many
other
road
hazards.
"THE
BON"
After
the
style
of
my
form"
"TIIK
Hlfi
FURNITUUK
STOUfc
Receiving
used
furniture
for
sale
or
for
ttoroge
F.W.Harts