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Monday.
June
17.
1935
FAIR
BOARD
REORGANIZATION
People
of
the
city
will
undoubtedly
support
to
the
full
the
new
board
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association.
It
is
composed
of
young
men,
full
of
energy
and
with
a
set
purpose
to
make
the
fall
fair
this
year
a
success.
They
have
a
big
job
ahead
of
them,
especially
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
building
is
badlv
in
heed
of
repair
and
that
there.
is
a
debt
still
hanging
over
the
association.
There
will
have
to
be
a
lot
of
teamwork
to
bring
back
a
prosperous
organization.
THIRTY
REFUSE
NOMINATION
Word
is
received
from
Ottawa
that
thirty
Conservative
members
of
the
present
Parliament
are
refusing
nomi
STEVENS
IN
PICTURE
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
is
confidently
expected
to
be
somewhere
in
the
picture
if
-Mr.
Bennett
ret
ire
hofnrP
tVio
The
latest
fn
mtbr
transportation
CAR
SERVICE
lfih
Morah,
Pron'rielor
LEAGUE
STANDING
tf.
L
Sons
of
Canada
5
1
Legfon
2
2
Elks
t
4
c
Tcbey
2b".
.
Lindsay
p.
Moxley.
If.
tc'tafs"
..:
...4
i
2
.2
...2
..3
..3f
.833
.001
1
With
a
large
crowd
present
the
Sons
of
Canada
deffilfee
Re
Legion
In
Sunday's
baseball
fixture.
g,
Behind
Lindsaya
pitching
the
Sons
r
I
played
airtight
ball
arid
in
the
first
three
innings
collected
six
runs
while
the
Vets
failed
to
score.
In
the
fourth
and
fifth
neither
team
scored
hut
in
the
sixth
"Ham"
Antonelll
made
a
circuit
"Ham"
Antonelli
scored
Legion's
only
ran
with
a
homer.
clout.
The
Canucks
scored
two
more
runs
in
this
Innings
when
Johnson
and
Simonson
crossed
the
plate.
In
the
seventh
the
Legion
failed
to
score
after
filling
the
bags.
For
the
Sons
Lindsay
and
Simonsort
played
a
wood
game
and
Smith
anS
Ahlohelll
were
good
for
the
Legion.
Box
Score
LEGION
AB
R
Bury
c
-4
0
Stalker
lb.
J..
.'4
0'
Smith
p
2
0
Moran
3b
3
0"
Commons
If
4
Of
Antonelli
ss
3
1
Morgan
cf
43
0.
Campbell
2b
2
0"
Vaffce
it
2
0
Hill
rf.
LambTe
36.
nation
for
the
election
which
it
is
expected
will
be
held
in'ourvich
September.
It
is
also
said
that
a
good
many
are
trying
to
'.cross
ib.
6"
"ujc
puiiiiaiiciii
jiuKiuuus
in
me
senate,
sixteen
places
there
being
at
present
vacant.
The
new
list
of
voters
will
not
be
printed
until
the
end
of
August
or
early
in
September,
so
there
is
little
probability
Of
an
election
being
held
before
September
although
the-House
will
be
dissolved
before
that
date.
Totals
2D
1
S.
O.
C.
ABR.
John&n
ss
.4
2
SImbh&oh
cf
4
Score
by
Inning
:
Legion
0
0
0
0
IS.
O.
C.
-
2
3
1
0
II
POA
0
7
1
S
18
7
H
POA
2
0
0
o
or
7
0
3
0
0
0
1
0
0
o
0
3
0
1
0
0-1
x
8
Summary
Home
rim,
Antonelli
3-base
hit.
Smith;
2-base
hits,
Hfll,
Johnson;
stfutk
out
by
Lindsay
Plplinn
tf
,Q
,,nr1ofl
tu
tj:
if!
,...,
,!
,6'-by
Sm,th
("'.
base
on
balls
6ff
r
-
wowuu
uirti.
inc
iijHic
luiiiiMer
wouui
r
Lindsay
(3.
Smith
(11;
hit
Jiave
neen
nut
nf
nnlilwa
fVna
nnlir
tliot
iUa.
.
.....
...
.
'
A
.1
.
,
j
m.
vmij
wjiaw
i,uc
jjai
tjr
uuii-'iJiitiicr,
iarnoje;
umpires,
CJ.
Howe
not
gei
togeiner
on
a
new
leader,
one
faction
asking
for;and
f-
fong;
scorer,
a.
Davies;
Stevens
and
others
wanting
some
other
man.
Mr.
Rhodes'
tt,me
Bamfe
1:3o
health
is
not
good
enough
to
permit
him
to
accent
their-
.
.
.
.
,
,
I
jjusiuon
anu
mere
seems
to
be
no
other
outstanding
man.
Unless
Mr.
Stevens
is
called
upon
it
seems
as
if
disintegration
will
have
destroyed
the
party
even
before
the
election.
And
if
Mr.
Stevens
i's
chosen,
the
party
will
lose
many
of
its
former
strong
supporters.
While
Liberals
may
not
be
a
unit
in
regard
to
policy
they
are
a
unit
in
opposition
to
the
breseht
administration,
and
most
of
them
are
willing
that
their
differences
shall
be
fodgHt
out
among
themselves
after
the
election
is
over.
In
that
they
have
the
advantage
over
'their
GROTTO
TAXI
:
456
S
0
0
8
5
2
1
6
.20
8
5
21
5
3
FOOTBALL
MONDAY,
JUNE
17
Can.
Legion
vs.
Regiment
BASEBALL
TUESDAY,
JUNE
IS
Legion
vs.
Elks
Big
Six
Standing
E.
Smith
(L)
J.
Comadina
(E)
Fong
(E)
Lambie
S.O.C.)
Johnson
(SOC)
Moran
(L)
AB.
15
13
16
22
22
16
SOCCER
IN
JR,
H.
9
7
7
9
9
0
PCt-.600
.538
.437
.409
.409
215
LEAGUE
June
19-Borden
vs.
Booth.
t.
,.v
.
SPORT
CHAT
Clem.
McCarthy
says
there
fa
no
sure
system
of
beating
the
"bookies
at
a
horse
race.
There
never
was
one
and
never
will
be
Betting
men
oXten
have
a
run
of
luck
which
nakes
them
think
they
have
discovered
a
system
but
it
inevitably
falls.
A
fy
Cobb
could
steal
base
when
other
men
were
easy
outs,
to
some
men
can
bet
and
wtn
when
others
bet
and
lose.
It
may
be
In
tuition
or
it
may
be
skill
or
It
may
be
just
fuck.
For
22
year
Oedrge
HUdebrand
trop
the
American
League
baseball
battlefields,
caflirtg
'em
he
sat
em
an
umpire.
He
hever
was
In
ured
riot
'a
single
foul
ban
struck
llm
where
he
wasn't
protected
.ast
winter
he
fen
off
s
chafr
Ift
his
home
here,
spramed
his
arikft
ind
ended
his
ball
career.
Coron
Is
a
race
horse
without
&
tall.
He
li
a
tw6-year
old.
by
lh
Jerby
whirier-
Cortmaeh,
and
he
ti
owned
by
Lady
B'rooke
According
x
racing;
experts,
the
tail
helps'
to
keep
the
horse
balanced
aroirhtf
he
bends
of
the
tratcfc.
but
Coron
;eu
alohg;
fine
ax
rre
k
ffe
move
:mooth!y
In
his
gallofrt.
One
6f
Wlhrrlpea'i
best
ches.4
jlayers,
C.
R.
T
tWet,
went
to1
.he
Mlrmeapolis-Manltoba
tourrra-rtent
wfth
high
hopes.
In
the
firs
round
hfc?
opponeht
was
iohh
Mor
ell
of
Minneapolis,
whdr
wil
n6?
inly
deafbot
blind.
The
Ufahftoban
-as
defeated
In
65
moves.
Playing
cards
as
they
are
used
today
are
said
to
date
back
500
years.
The
place
of
their
frrfVntlon
s
glverf
3s
France.
Half
S
c5tufy
ijfore
Uie
discovery"
of
America.
Ihelr
ultimate
origin
Is-
thought
to
e
the
east
and
their
Introduction
nto
Europe
Js
supposed
to
have
followed'
the
caravan
routes.
It
Is
a
fact,
perhaps
significant,
that
Dave
Komonen,
great
Fln-a&K
distance
runner
of
Sudbury
Dnt.,
has
scarcely
won
a
maJ6r
race
ilrtce
hts
failure
last
year
to
win
a
ilace
on
the
Canadian
British
Em-rire
Games
team
Komonen
ha.s
ost
virtually
all
the
laufeli
he
,atfiefetf
in
i33
and
1034.
Softball
schedule
Another
Revision
of
First
falf
Time-Ta6l
Matfe
Following-
Is
revised
schedule
for
remainder
half
of
the
season:
softball
of
first
june
J7
Junior
Elks
vs.
Grotto,
Jane.
19-C.NR.A.
vs.
Grotto.
June
M-C.N.R.A.
vs.
Junior
Elks.
Juh
26-Orottd
vs.
jtfhlor
Elks.
July
1
Grotto
vs.
C.N.R.A.
Jhly
3-JUnI6r
Elks
vs.
C.N.R.A.
CNi
R.
Trains
f
or
the,
fast-MbtiA&yi,
Wfdriewiayi
arid
FH
6&yi
..xi.
J:S6
ir.m
Front
tfiEiJi-
Tuesdays
Thursdays
and
Butur-days
10:19
p.xu
Booth
Captures
Football
Game1
On
Saturday
Booth
School
defeated
King
Ed-
.tard
High
School
by
one
goaf
to
nit
on
Saturday
afternoon
lit
a
Junior
Football
League
ffxture.
The
game
was
well
cimtested
and
play
was
evenly
distributed.
Ther
4-as
no
scare
until
near
the
close
6f
the
game
when
during
a
scrbn-teage
In
the
High
School
goal
the"
ball,
coming
from
Bobby
Davis,
struck
the
crossbar,
rebbtrnded
ng'anst
one
of
the
players
and
went
nto
the
net.
Ilgh
School
tried
hard
to
equalize
but
th
Booth
defence
irevented
ahy
scoring.
High
School
-T
Wllflscfoft:
drowrt.
CWusen;
Kanaya1.
OOlKk.
Croxford:
Beale.
IWrber.
CNeflf.
iastman.
Husoy.
Booth
Kraoie;
P
knntson.
L.
Criutson;
Mcflean.
iAcKxf.
8cherk.
Cameron.
Wikdal,
J
RRchie.
Davie,
iblkesfad,
Referee',
J.
Carroll;
linesmen.
D
'ftch
and
R.
Ritchie.
Standing
of
second
half
feagu:
bordeh
Witt
.
&Gtfi
W.
3
f
1
L.
0
2
3
PAOi
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Eimikaia
kiaki
jit
bj
mz
ui
i
i
bj
bJ
bi
bi
u
ta
aa
ia
una
2
r4L
ft
'
MEN
5rUK
1
hi
!.NF
.
via
Get
Rid
of
HART5
A
US-ARCH
EIGHT
TO
i
Foot
Aches
ONE
WIN
Today
Antonelli's
llomec.
firings
fn
Lane
...miin
'
Ktiri
for
Legion
Against
Sons
..,nl
H"
.
Of
Canada
Sundiy
D
2
i
2
Baseball
Scores
SytTtRfjXt
SCORES
Anteririri
League
New
York
I,
Chfcagd
3.
Washington
11.
St.
Louts
1
Philadelphia
1-3.
Detroit
10-11
Boston
7,
Cleveland
9.
National
League
Chicago
9.
Brooklyn
4.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
7.
Pittsburg
5,
Philadelphia
0.
Cincinnati-Boston,
postponed.
Sunday
scores
National
League
Chicago
6,
Brooklyn
2.
St.
Louis
3,
New
fork
7.
Cincinnati
7-4,
Boston
6-7
Pittsburg
4,
Philadelphia
12.
American
League
Bolton
6-3,
Cleveland
4-6.
Philadelphia
3,
Detroit
13.
Washington
17-9.
St.
Louis
8-9.
New
York-Chicago
postponed,
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Jhn6
2t-Lglort
vs1.
8.
0.
C.
Jtme
25-8.
0.
O
vs.
Elks,
June
28
Elks
vs,
Legion,
Lakelse
Lake
&
Hot
Springs
Fishlnp,
Boatinp;,
Hunting,
Swimming
Make
arrangements
with
SPAIN'S
TRANSFER
&
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ttj
$tM
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w
mil
in
trains.
Pfcnld
partes
tittf
SOnday,
75c.
Falre,
a'dOlts,
$3i0;
each
itfdllftfrial
adult,
V30.
Hotel,
Hot
SpMniU
Or
anywhere
on
thfe'
liki,
0mm
wmm
mmmm.
i
Man
kl
the
Moon
hh
hands
on
a
few
Weyer-auser
Set
rfttes
or
pood
Oarmatan
currency
would
do
lust
as
iell
Jake
says
he's
glad
the
Junior
Chamber
has
got
htd
of
the
Fair
Board
Now
the
tnrestlon
-tfl
be
What
wftl
they
do
wttli
It?"
Ev
erybody
watehfni
tfnd
a
good
many
wtfl
be
wttfirtt
to
hup.
What
was
wrong
with
the
news
at
the
week-end
You
will
perhaps
notice
thefe
was
no
word
Of
the
Dtunnc
quint.-,
or
tlu
r
av!
her
01
d
tor
W1..1'
r
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id
tuve
u
Ulk
a.u'
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wonders
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or
somebody!!
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During
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