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456
Three
Cars
at
your
service.
Hcrt
Morgan
Bud
Barric
TROP.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
190
We
wish
to
announce
that
the
REGAL
SHOP
is
now
established
in
their
new
home
next
door
to
the
Bulklcy
Market.
We
should
like
to
take
this
opportunity
to
thank
our
customers
for
their
loyal
support
during
the
past
two
years
and
trust
that
we
shall
be
favored
with
your
continued
support
in
our
new
store.
Mrs
Robert
Tomlinson
and
son,
Robert,
of
Ketchikan
arrived
In
J
the
city
on
th
Princess
Adelaide
Saturday
afternoon
to
visit
here
and
in
the
district
Taxi
99
The
latest
in
motor
transportation
3
CAR
SERVICE
Stan
Moran,
Proprietor
MACKENZIE'S
FURNITURE
Stay
young
and
let
your
friends
admire
you.
Sleep
on
a
Slumber
King
spring
and
spring
filled
mattress.
They
are
built
for
sleep.
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657
BOSTON,
June
3.
-
Babe
Ruth
quit
the
Boston
Braves
in
a
huff
yesterday
after
having
been
with
the
club
as
vice-president,
and
assistant
manager
only
since
this
spring.
The
forty-one
year
old
Home
Run
King
said
tha
he
did
not
intend
to
retire
from
the
game.
Following
a
dispute
with
Juiige
Emil
Fuchs,
pre
f
dent
of
the
Braves.
Ruth
announced
his
resignation.
The
Judge
later
announced
that
an
unconditional
release
had
been
given.
Each
Holder
Of
Horse
in
Sweep
$2200
at
Least
t
DUBLIN,
June
3:
CP
The
prize
fund
of
$5,750,000
in
the
annual
Irish
Free
State
Hospitals
Sweepstake
on
the
Epsom
Derby
is
divided
into
eleven
units
of
$500,-
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STORE
"Where
Dollarn
Have
More
Cents"
P.
O.
Box
575
Phone
18
KxaiiiMsiiKiBiiiaiisK:Kca.ihcrs.Up
THE
DAILY
NUTS
'SPORT'
Quits
Boston
Braves
000
each
and
ten
residual
prizes
of
on
Saturday.
$30,000.
Every
person
horse
is
certain
of
a
least
$2200
s.
drawing
a
prize
of
at
FOOTBALL
JUNE
3
Young
Liberals
vs.
Regiment
BASEBALL
TUESDAY,
JUNE
1
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elks
ervice
THAT
PLEASES
at
MUSSAlLEiWS
flHHM
BABE
RUTH
Ruth,
In
announcing
his
intention
of
going
on
the
voluntary
retired
list,
explained
that
he
had
asked
Fuchs'
permission
to
so
to
New
York
but.
despite
a
sore
leg
which
would
not
permit
him
to
play,
he
said
h
was
ordered
to
report
to
the
playing
field.
He
would
not
accept
such
treatment,
Ruth
said.
The
picture
was
taken
when
Ruth
signed
his
contract
with
the
Braves.)
4
4
SCOTTISH
FOOTBALL
4
ELEVEN
WINS
OVER
4
4
VANCOUVER
I-XIL
4
VANCOUVER.
June
3:
(CP)
4
The
touring
Scottish
Foot-
4
4
ball
Association
all-star
team
4
4
defeated
a
representative
4
4
Vancouver
district
eleven
by
4
4
a
score
of
one
to
nothing
be-
4
4
fore
elcht
thousand
tnMtntnrx
4
4
Opening
of
Lawn
Bowling
Season
Delayed
by
Rain
!
The
opening
of
the
1935
lawn
!
bowling
season
on
the
Canadian
Rational
Recreation
Association's
green
was
to
have
taken
place
yesterday
with
a
match
tournament
between
rinks
skipned
by
the
president.
F.
a
Walton,
and
vicc-pre-jsident.
A.
R.
Nichols,
but
the
rainy
;
weather
necessitated
its
being
called
off.
If
weather
permits,
it
I
may
take
place
on
Sunday
next.
SPORT
CHAT
The
play-olf
in
the
Ladles'
Bowl
ing
League
will
take
place
tonight
with
line-ups
as
follows:
Annette's
Miss
Mickey
Skatte
boi,
Miss
Margaret
Johnson,
Mt&si
Violet
McCutcheon,
Mis
Pebbles,
Stone
and
Mrs.
Mike
Budlnich.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association-JMrs.
S
E.
Alexander,
Mis
Stromdahl,
Mrs.
B.P.
Wood-side,
Miss
Hallberg
and
Miss
Dorothy
Ballinger.
Following
If
the
line-up
for
Young
Liberals
in
tonight
s
Senior
League
football
game
agalnsC
Regiment:
r
S.
Gurvlch;
B.
Hunt
and
Ivor
Moe;
H.
Lokkcn,
W.
Murray
and
F.
Eby;
J.
Lindsay,
J.
Campbell,
A.
Ronald,
R.
Cameron
and
W.
Wright.
The
Regiment
line-up
is
as
follows:
H.
Morgan;.
W.
Murray
and
A.
Davies;
A.
McDonald,
W.
Cross
and
B.
McMeekin;
8.
Veitch,
W.
Vance.
D.
Christlsgnt'
L.
Cromp
and
P,
Palmer.
Spares,
M.
Gay,
Edgcumbe.
The
King
Edward
High
School
Bowling
League
has
suspended
activity
for
the
season,
the
plan
being
to
resume
play
in
the
fall.
Twirlers
were
winners
of
the
Girls'
League
with
Aces
In
second
place.
Twirlers
were
also
winners
of
the
Bovs
Lea
in
i
f
with
riuckaron
run.
LEGION
IN
BALL
WIN
Veterans
Squecie
Out
Close
Victory
Over
Canucks
In
BasebaU
League
With
uncertain
skies
overhead
and
an
ordinary
slaed
crowd
present,
the
Son
of
Canada
and
Le
gion
fought
out
a
close
battle
In
the
Senior
Baseball
League
yctr-
riav
the
Sons
finishing
on
the
short
end
of
a
6-5
score.
v
The
Legion
look
the
field
first
and
Smith,
the
veterans'
mound
artisL
struck
out
the
first
three
Sons
to
face
him.
The
Son
hurl
rr
Undsav.
however,
was
nicked
for
two
runs
in
the
first
and
an
other
pair
in
the
second
while
the
Canuck
failed
to
mark
the
new
score
board
in
either
the
second
or
the
thlid
inning.
The
fourth
inning,
however,
saw
a
decided
rhanae
for
Smith
itaued
three
passes
to
the
Canadians
and
top
ped
it
off
by
hitting
Johnson
with
a
Ditched
ball.
The
result
of
tms
inning
was
two
runs
for
the
Sons.
The
Legion
gained
another
run
in
the
fourth
when
Pierce
scored
but
in
the
fifth,
with
two
men
on
bases.
Jack
Yager
poled
out
a
two-bagger
scoring
both
men
and
the
Legion
led
now
by
one
scant
run.
In
the
sixth
both
teams
garnered
another
run
but
the
Sons
failed
to
score
in
the
first
of
the
seventh
and
the
"Sweatshirt
Gang"
walked
off
the
field
with
their
first
victory
of
the
season.
The
Box
Score
LEGION
ABR
II
POA
Moran
as.
4
0
10
3
Smith
p
4
13
12
Bury
c
3
1
0
II
0
Stalker
rf
3
0
10
0
Commons
If.
2
0
0
2
0
Antonelll
3b.
..
3
0
0
0
i
Morgan
cf.
2
3
110
Campbell
2b
2
112
0
Pierce
lb
3
114
0
Totals
2tt
6
8
21
5
S.
O.
Cy-
AB
R
II
POA
Johnson
at.
.......
2
'0
0
0
3
Hill
cf.
A'
0
0
1
0
Lambie
3b
4
112
2
Slmoneon
rl
3-
1010
Crow
lb
J
10
2
0
Yager
If
.4
0
12
0
Gurvkh
c
3
12
5
0
Tobey
2b
2
0
0
5
2
Lindsay
p
2
10
0
1
Totals
29
5
4
18
8
Summary
2-base
hit.
Pierce.
Legion;
struck
out
by
Lindsay
4,
Smith
10;
base
on
bans
off
Lindsay
1.
Smith
5;
hit
by
pitcher.
Com-nons,
Johnson;
double
plays
Lambie
to
Tobey;
Lambie
to
Tobey
to
Cross,
Johnson
to
Tobey
to
Cross;
time
of
game.
1V4
hours;
umpire.
H.
O.
Kennedy;
scorekeeper.
Allan
Davie.
Judge
C.
D.
Maeaulay
was
a
pas-lenger
aboard
the
Prince
Allc
Saturday
afternoon
voing
through
.o
Dawson
for
the
summer
aftci
having
spent
the
winter
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
i
Hyde
Transfer
PHONE
580
Office
315
Second
Avenue
COAL
Wood
Furniture
Moving
NEW
TEAM
ON
SCREEN
Wedding
Night,"
Stirring
Drama,
Marks
Debut
of
Cooper
And
Sten
A
stirring
and
romantic
drama,
the
love
story
of
a
sophisticated
New
York
author
and
a
New
England
farm
girl,
comes
to
the
screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
the
first
of
;
this
week
In
'The
Wedding
Night,
;
in
which
Oary
Cooper
and
Anna
Sten
appear
for
the
first
time
as
a
.omantlc
team.
Cooper
prove
that
he
ran
be
lust
as
convincing
and
thrilling
a
iover
as
he
U
a
soldier
and
fighter
ind
the
fair
Ann
Sten
sheds
all
traces
ol
her
Runlan
birth
and
training,
emerging
as
a
full-fledged
vmerlcan
star.
Cooper
Is
the
author
and
Hrl-i:
Vinson
his
wife.
Together
thry
r
tum
to
his
country
home
b
uu-
his
finance
are
low
and
he
vain
I
I
seeking
an
Idea
and
barkRiound
for
a
new
book.
He
find,
unexpectedly
'hr
n.lr
and
theme
for
hi
manuscript
in
the
lives
ano
customs
of
1he
neigh
boring
tobacco
farmers
Alt'
r
w
sells
a
tract
of
land
his
wifr
u
siU
upon
returning
to
g.ty
New
York
but
he-remains
in
the
country.
He
meets
a
neighboring
farm
girl,
played
by
Anna
Sten.
and
she
offers
to
care
for
his
mat.
rial
want,
cooking
his
meals
tidying
the
house.
Each
finds
keen
mterrs-t
in
the
other
because
they
arc
from
entirely
different
worlds
Attain
t
this
background
I
told
the
drama
tie
love
story.
She
realizes
that,
she
loves
the
author
and
that
he
Iovm
her.
But
both
know
there
Is
a
wide
social
chasm
between
them
that
he
Is
married
and
she
betrothed
Siegfried
1
a
ha
rah
stern
father
who
clings
blindly
to
th"
traditions
of
hi
native
land
and
his
ancestors;
Ralph
Bellamy
is
the
sturdy
young
tiller
of
the
toll
selected
to
marry
the
girt.
Bishop
Thurber.
son
of
Cant,
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Thurber
of
this
city,
was
here
Saturday
afternoon
aboard
the
steamer
Princes
Alice
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Dawson.
He
will
spend
the
summer
with
a
federal
Oeological
Survey
in
the
Yukon
Tln
!
i
.
'
Ju
1
....
11
J
'JH
vKai
Lancer
in
The
Girl
of
HU
I)rcajj
GARY
COOPER
ANNA
STEN
TOGKTIIKK!
In
a
Story
o(
Beauty
IDl
Rare
Komantt.
"THE
i
WEDDING
NIGHT"
A
picture
to
rr
(
your
heart
.
a
the
unpad
rums
nee.
(inn..,
tragedy
and
lid
'.U
the
emotion'
Wit!-.
Ralph
Bellamy
Helen
Vinson
(At
7.40
tt
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A
Coined
J.
Jenkins.
J
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Wilson
a
SIM
on
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.
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day
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where
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