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talk
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since
wearing:
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make
friends
with
your
feet?
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them'-'
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together
with
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DECORATION
DAY
:
"They
shall
grow
not
old
as
we
who
are
left
grow
old,
""Age
shall
not
weary
them,
nor
the
years
condemn,
;"At
the
going
down
of
the
sun,
and
in
the
morning
"We
shall
remember
them."
Even
in
the
hurry
and
bustle
of
life,
each
day
with
its
problem
and
anxieties,
our
thoughts
ever
turn
to
those
who,
have
made
Flanders
Fields,
and
other
narts
ot
the-
Empire,
"a
little
bit
of
Canada
by
their
sacrifice.
We
shared
our
joys,
our
cigarettes,
our
rations.
We
sang
"Tipperarv
with
them,
and
"Madamoiselle
hrom
Armen
tierres."
We
shared
the
same
dugout
or
shell
hole;
Yes,
we
shall
remember
them.
We
do
jt
in
secret,
without
display.
For
they
did;
their
work
in
such
a
manner.
'
And
it
is
this
thought
that
is
behind
Decoration
Day,
vfhich
we
commemorate
tomorrow.
The
Soldiers'
Plot
is;
a
cuuuiiuii
meeting
piuee,
mm
uur
uiuuiiu,
it
we
listen
to
the
service,
reach
back
to
France,
Belgium
and
the
serried
crosses
on
many
a
front
And
to
our
comrades
who
came
back
and
rest
here
we
remember
them,
in
gratitude,
and
in
pride
that
we
were
privileged
to
be
with
them,
"They
ai
not
dead,
the
soldier
and
.the
sailor,
"Fallen
for
freedom's
sake,
-
"They
merely
sleep,
with
faces
that
are
paler
"Till
they
awake."
We
shall
remember
and
honor.
GRAND
DOMINION
DAY
CELEBRATION
Dance
10
A.M-GRANI)
PARADE,
Led
by
Boys'
Band,
startinc
from
Fourth
Street
and
Second
Avenue,
10:15
AJVL
Children's
Sports.
11
A.M.
Junior
Football.
1
IM.
Senior
track
sports
and
Bulger'
Cup
relay
race;
2
M.--BASIiBALL,
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elks.
3:30
P.M
FOOTBALL,
Dominion
Day
Cup
Final.
0:43
IL
SOFTBALL,
Dominion
Day
Cup
final
at
C.
N.
It,
A.
Grounds.
9:30
P.1NL
Dance,
Moose
Hall,
IJalajno's.
Orchestra,
refreshment.
GOME
ON
EJ
COME
ALL!
DON'T
MISS
THE
BIGGEST
SPORTING
COCKTAIL
OF
TI1E
CENTURY
I
SCHEDULE
The-
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association
met
last
night
and
made
arrangements
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
play
Sons
of
Canada
and
Btks
will
play
the
first
game
of
the
second
half
on
Dominion
'Day.
As
some
of
the
players
are
leaving
town
around
Jttiy
1
for
the
remainder
of
the
season,
a
reallocation
of
some
of
the
members
of
'the
teams
were
made.
The
E2ks
Legion.
Following
the
the
schedule
the
second
half:
July
1
Sorw
of
Canada
vs.
July
&
Elks
vs.
Legion.
July
7
Legion
vs.
Sons.
July
9
Blk
vs.
Son.
July
12
Legion
vs.
Hk.
July
16
Son
vs
Legion.
July
19
Sdnrf
vs
BU.
July
21
Elks
vs.
Legion.
July23Leglon
vs.
Sons.
July
26
Elks
va.
Son.
July
30-rLeglon
vs.
Biles.
August
"2
Son
va.
Legion.
for
E4ks.
YOUNG
LIBERAL
LINE-UP
Young
Liberal
line-up
for
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
Football
final
to
be
played
Monday
afternoon
Is
announced
as
follows:
S.
Gurvich;
A.
Stiles,
I.
Moe.
B
Hunt.
W
Mur-
I
.
.i
i
a
t
;ray,
u.
HiaiKer.
j.
tanusay.
.
Campbell,
N.
Chenoski.
A.
Ronald
and
E.
Ratchford.
"You're
the
top!"
Love
at
first
sight!
It's
th
usual
thing
for
"roll-your
it
r
t
owners
to
prefer
vjgaen
s
Fine
Cut
from
the
moment
they
first
smoke
it.
Ogden's
!s
a
great
tobacco
as
fragrant,
mild
and
mellow
as
choice,
selected
leaf
can
make
it.
And
Ogden's
high
quality
is
uniform,
too.
Try
Ogden's
Fine
Cut
with
"Chaniecler"
or
"Vogue
.
it.
i
,
papers
the
top
combina
lion
for
rolling
cigarettes
that
satisfy.
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
OGDEN'S
F
I
N
E
C
U
Your
Pipt
Knows
Ogdtn's
Cut
Pluf
N,
J
Coulter
left
by
last
even
minion
Day,
ing's
train
on
his
return
to
Por
Edward
after
a
brief
visit
to
town,
SOFTBALL
Defeated)
Junior
Elks
by
Scor
of
8
to
1
Last
Night
In
the
second
pUy-off
game
for
j.he
Dominion'
Day
Softball
Cup
the
Canadian
Nairnnai
Keen-amm
Association
defeated
the
Junior
Elks
In
a
dose
contest
by
a
ttm
of
8
to
7
last
evening.
The
Wks
scored
three
runs
In
the
first
inning
on
hits
by
Moxley
and
alb-son.
Johnson,
besides
playing
ptwho
are
losing
Howe
and
Moxley,,
bang-up
ball
at
short
atea
led
the
have
received
Simonaon
irom
ine
nitung
ler
me
u
w.
n.
a,
wmw
Sons
of
Canada
and
Pierce
from
I
Gibson
had
most
hlta
for
the
Elk,
the
Legion.
Morgan
has
been!
The
C.
N.
R:
A.
now
play
in
the
transferred
to
the
Sons
from
the.
final
against
the
Qrattfi
on
Do-,
Junior
Elks
Cms.
Morgonr
Lindsay,
Naylor.
Cbmadtrta,
Oamp-
bell.
Mdxley,
Gibson,
Bdgar.
I
C.
N.
R.
A.-
Unger.
LamWe,
Bu-;
dlnich,
Stone.
Mnrirson.
Seott,
Johnson,
Tobey.
Pierce
Astoria.
FOOTBALL
MONDAY,
JULY
I
Legion
vs
Young
Llbnrah
BASEBALL
MONDAY.
JULY
1
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elk
Sport
Letter
Box
LOCAL
B
AS
IX
ALL
AIM
Editor,
Daily
News..
In
reply
to
letters
that
have
ap
peared
from
time
to
time
In
the
press
regarding
baieball.
on
behalf
of
Uie
Baseball
Association)
I'd
like
to
explain
to
the
public
what
object
the
association
has
In
view.
The
reason
that
baseball
was
In
J
such
a
deplorable
state
was
due
to!
the
fact
that
for
year
local
boys
never
were
given
a
chance
to
learn
the
game.
!
We
depended
on
outsiders
and.
when
players
came
to
town
for
the
summer,
the
local
boys
were
left
on
the
bench.
This
year
the
association
decided
to
foster
local
tal
ent
and
make
their
own
ball
players.
When
the
players
were
divided
up,
Lamble
and
Chenoski
were
the
only
pitchers
who
had
ex
perience
and,
as
Chenoski
decided
to
go
fishing,
Lamble
was
the
only
pitcher
available.
In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
teams
were
mostly
composed
of
youngsters
who
had
never
faced,
a
fast
ball,
It
was
decided
to
give
the
youngsters
with
pretentions
to
learn
to
pitch
a
chance
to
show
their
wares
and
learn
with
experience.
It
was
generally
conceded
among
the
old
timers
that
It
would
take
two
years
to
teach
the
juniors
to
play
ball
but
the
brand
that
they
are
putting
up
at
present
made
them
change
their
opinion
and,
to
wards
me
ena
oi
me
season,
we,
will
have
a
good
league
If
they
con-!
tlnue
to
Improve
as
they
have
to
date.
That
Is
what
the
association
has
In
mind
coach
local
talent
and
give
every
boy
a
chance
who
works
for
i
andjmake
our
own
ball
players.
,
Thinking
you
for
your
valuable
space.
Yours
In
sport.
8TAN
MORAN
President,
Prince
Rupert
Baseball
Association.
SP0RTCHAT
Teams
for
the
Junior
Football
game
to
be
played
on
the
morning
of
Dominion
Day
will
be
as
follows:
Borden
Street
School.
Mah:
Brown,
Perplch;
Phlllpson,
Oullck,
Roma;
Schubert,
A.
Smith,
Sam
Currie,
Kanaya,
C
Mah;
Judge,
Nelson.
Booth
Memorial
Schoolf
Krause;
L.
Knutson,
Bob
Parsons;
Finlay,
McKay,
McLean;
Cameron,
Wlk-
dal,
Ritchie,
Davie,
Ilolkestad;
Chrjstlano,
Hebb,
Bheddon.
Thursday
evening's
rain
caused
1
Thm
mbon
Uhuf
r
wf
.-man
(iac.
Experience
with
Chevrolet:
"MORE
THAN
SATISFACTORY"
WE
HAVE
FOUID
that
when
it
come
to
deciding
on
new
bu
or
truck
equipment,
buyers
are
moat
Influenced
by
the
experience
of
other
opera
tor
themitelve.
That
Is
why
we
urge
you
to
read
the
letter
from
Mr.
A.
P.
Colllna
of
Canadian
Coach
Waya,
Edmonton
then
go
out
and
talk
to
some
of
the
Chevrolet
operator
In
your
own
community.
You
can
eafely
take
"the
owner'
word"
for
it
-when
it'
a
question
of
th
right
truck
to
buy
for
performance,
appearance,
freedom
from
repair,
long
life
and
economy.
Chevrolet
and
Maple
Leaf
Truck
offer
a
complete
line
of
model,
Vt
to
2
ton
.
.
.
General
Motor
Trailer
equipment
boost
Maple
Leaf
hauling
ability
to
the
5-
ton
range
...
A
full
line
of
Chevrolet-built
truck
bodies
.
.
.
Low
delivered
prioe.
easy
OMAC
term
and
new
Owner
Service
Policy.
FREE!
OPERATING
COST
RECORD
BOOH
postponement
of
all
scheduled
out-
j
door
sport
actiYlUe.
The
Softball!
play-off
game
between
Elks
and;
Canadian
National
Rmeation
As
sociation
was
deferred
until
lat
night,
the
wlifner
to
play
the;
Grotto
at
the
Dominion
Day
ecle-1
bratlon
on
Monday,
The
Senior
League
football
fixture
between;
Young
Liberals
and
Regiment
wasj
postponed
until
the
end
of
the
;
schedule.
The
scheduled
game
In;
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club";
tournament
were
delayed
until
last
night
Jim
Londos.
for
six
year
world's
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
who
lost
liLs
title
on
Thursday
tq
Dan
O'Mahaney
in
Boston,
being
thrown
with
a
flying
body
scissors,
had
been
badly
mauled
and
thrown
about
tlv
ring
by
the
Irishman
previous
to
the
fall.
Thirty
thousand
spectators
witnessed
the
bout.
Londos
had
successfully
defended
his
title
in
thirty-eight
bouts
prior
to
this
one.
O'Mahaney
had
won
u
fifty
fights
since
coming
to
thei
'
United
States
about
a
year
ago.
RESULTS
IN
TENNIS
PLAY
I'inal
in
Alt
Kvenis
Kxpctetl
to
Be
Readied
Tomorrow
Prince
Rupert
Tfjnnls
Club
tour
nament
results
last
nlghV
were
as
follows:
Horton
beat
Edgcumbo
0-2,
0-7.
Oreggor
and
Horton
beat
Mil
chell
and
Robertson
0-2,
0-4.
Stamford
and
Young
beat
Ila
worth
and
Hlnton
6-2.
0-1
(Continued
on
page
4)
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Edmonton,
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purchased
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utility
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and
bagan
operating
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Ixmh
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and
th
city
o
Edmonton.
Th
load
in
wt
WMlhtt
U
a
havy
gaT
mud
and
in
dry
weathar
atromely
rough.
a
that
the
operating
condition
are
not
by
any
mean
IdeaL
Our
Chevrolet
gave
ut
little
trouble
apart
(torn
ordinary
eervtce
work
.
.
.
Since
then
we
have
eeeured.
three
other
bus
routes
la
Alberta
and
in
each
caae
Chevrolet
wet
placed
in
operation.
Our
experience
with
Chevrolet
therefore
ho
been
mot
titan
atufoctory.
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