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Wednesday
August
5,
1626
VANCOUVER'S
EMPIRE
Evidently
Vantouver
people;
politicians
and
newspapers
seem
to
imagine
that
the
wnoie
ol
British
Columbia
is
created
solely
to
fill
the'
coffers
of
Vancouver's
plutocrats.
In'
a
recent
issue1
of
the
Vancouver
Sun
is
.an
article
entitled
"Vancouver's
Empire;"
perusal
of
which
indicates
that
Vancouver's
Empire'
is
the
country
northward
including
Prince
George
and
the
Peac
River.
These
placeB,
one
would
'judge
from
the
tone
of
the
article.
Were
created
for
the
purpose
of
makinir
Vancouver
wealthy
just
as
they
claim
Toronto
wad
made
wealthy
from
the
Temiskaming
and
Northern1
Ontario
Railway
bringing
to
them
the
products
of
the
northern
part
of
Ontario,
In'
the
article
ncr
mentidn
is
made
of
the
Empire
of
the
northern
coast
district
of
British
Columbia,
doubtless
this
king
something
they
feel
they
already
have
aB
part
of
their
Empire.
They
have
most
of
the'
business
with
the
canneries,
the
logging
camps'
and
the
mines
so
they
are
notHvbrryingany
more
about
that.
What
thev
want
is
the
other
bit
of
business
that,
apparently,
is
not
coming
their
way;
The
writer
of
the1
article
in
question
seems
to
have
had
no
thought
for
the
welfare
of
the
people
of
the
Peace
or
of
Prince
George.
That
is
of
no
moment.
Vancouver
is
the
only
thing
that
counts.
There
was
no
suggestion
that
it
might
be
better
for
the
Peace
River
to
connect
up
with
its
natural
outlet,
Prince
Rupert.
There
was
no
proposal
that
tne-government
might
do-well
to
connect
up
Prince
Ku
pen
wun
ine
reace
ootn'Dy
nignway
and-uy
railway
so
as
to
develop
Vaicouver's
"Northern
Empire."
That
wouh
not
be
sufficiently
direct.
As
a
matter-of
'fact
Vancouver
has
little
interest
in
"this
northern1
country
except'in
so
far
as
it
benefits
that
city.
Prince
Rupert
district
has
more'
wealth
just
now
than
any
nart
of
'
Rrlffak'
PrtliY-MMn
mut
Aa
nf
iU
lifr
deal
of
'it;
If
you
have
something
to
sell,
a
classified
advertisement
in
this
paper
will
soon
let
you
know
if
there
is
a
buyer
in
ine
city.
'"
J
'JM
'sport
Uphold
Britain
in
Olympic
Mile
nMJHWnfc
yifltia
-
k
flnnnnnnnnflMHMI
Staruey
3
Vt
Mderum
right
is
pictured
as
he
won
the
cuie
in
the
Brituh
AAA
championships
at
White
City
on
July
II
Wooder-son
beat
Jack
Lovelock
shown,
famous
New
Zealand
miler.
who
once
cleaned
up
the
pick:
of
the
United
States.
It
is
logical
to
suppose
that
Vt'oocerson
win
be
the
greatest
threat
to
'.hose
with
Olympic
aspirations
In
the
mile
run.
He
has
always
been
able
to
beat
smiling
Jack
Lovelock
even
though
the
New
Zealand
flash
is
conceded
the
faster
runner
BOTH
WON
SOFTBALL;
Honors
in
Double-Header
Last
Night"
Between
Prince
Rupert
And
ILM.C.S.
Skeena
Divided
Teams
representing
H.
M.
C.
S
Skeena
and
the
city
of
Prince
Ru
pert
divided
honors
in
a
softball
double-header
before
a
large
and
vociferous
crowd
of
spectators
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
grounds
last
night
Oddly
enough.
Prince
Rupert
won
the
game
played
under
Vancouver
rules
while'
the-
warship
was
winner
In
the
match
governed
by
local
rules.
The
local
win
was
bv
a
score
of
11
to
4
and
the
Skeena's
f
2.
Bill
Stone
Ditched
the
came
which'
"Prince
Rupert
wen
while
Jack
Yager
was
hurler
or
the
match
which
the
locals
lost.
Frank
Derry
was
behind
the
bat
for
Prince
Rupert.
A
return
series
Is
to'
be
played
this
evening.
Stunt
Night
At
Acropolis
Interesting
Display
of
Activities
At
Two
West
End
Playgrounds
An
Acropolis
Hill'
and
Westview
'
'
-
-
-
-
m,mm
m
w
1
y
US
VUlUb
J
1)1
IV
I
1
LI
vl
irllO
(illU
I
.
.
,
.
,j
TrnHTher
many
thousand
of
men
to.Iay
erye,
TuX'"
py,
in
the
lisheries
it
has
been
suggested
-that
the
number
'
mid,
intermpdiate
playground
making
a
'living
directly
and
indirectly
from
the
salmon,
!
games,
westvrew
intermediates
halibut'and
herring
fisheries
is
ten
thousand.
At
anv
rate
i
pyram,ds
Junlor
tumbling
m
jjunlors
from
both
playgrounds,
in
ln-
njw
1
-.,
.,,:,
,,
,
,
,
,,
,
itermedlates
iiermeaiates
blindfold
Diinuro:a
boxlngi
noxing,
11
may
we
suggest
to
Vancouver
8
public
men
and
news-itermediate
tumbling
in
groups'
ar
and
papers
that
they
give
at
least
a
little
consideration
to
the
intermediate
Acropolis
pyramid.
FOOT
ti
ALL
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
6
Dominion
Dairy
VI.
Legion
CARDINALS
TAKE
LEAD
Win
First
of
Crucial
Series
From
Chicago
and
Are
Back
on
Top
In
National
League
CHICAGO,
Aug.
5.
CP
Winning
the
first
game
of
a
crucial
series
here
yesterday,
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
with
a
rookie
pitcher
on
the
mound,
scored
a
6
to
1
victory
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
return
ed
$o
the
leadership
of
the
National
League
standing.
In
the
American
League,
the
New
York-
Yankees
Increased
'their
margin
of
leadership
ov?r
the
Cleveland
Indians
to
eleven
full
games
by
defeating
the
Boston
P.Cd
Sox
at
Boston
while
the
Indians
were
being
shut
out
by
the'Detroit
Tigers
who
are
but
half
a
game
behind
the
trjlifd'
place
Chicago
White
Sox.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores":
National
League
St.
Louis
6,
Chicago
1.
Boston
1,
New
Yctk
4.
Brooklyn
6,
Philadelphia
5.
American
League
New
York
4,
Boston
2.
Chicago
8,
St.
Louis
2.
Cleveland
0,
Detroit
9.
Philadelphia
5,
Washington
3.
Baseball
Standings
at
Acrojvfrfis
Hill
centre
last
eve-Rf
to,.i-
.v.v
nlng
with
Assistant'
Instructor!
Laughan
Gillies
in
charge;
All
members'
of
both
centres
marched
In
twos
around
the"
grounds
to'
the
stunt
place.
The
program
Included
the
payroll1
id
very
large
'
and
Vancouvbr'
grabs
it
great
'
?rVps
J
iht'?i
be,twc.cn!
Cleveland
north
country;
and-
its
progress'
and
prosperity.
They!
Tnc
Prorain
concluded
with
ail
sometimes
forget
that
the
people
Irving
in1
the
outlvincithe
mbcrs
EltUn
around
an')n-pafts-are-
iirstas
impbnaM
as
'Ahe
peopleof
VnWeoiWor;
,p
tite'
8lng,ng
wel1
and'that'their
interests
must
be-considered.
Mr.
P'attullo
...
has
of
ten1
told
them
tlus'but
thby
do
not
seem
to
learn.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Chicago
59
New
York
56
Pittsburg
5i
Cincinnati
.40
Bdstcn
47
Chicago
,
55!
Detr'bit
55':
Bostdn
54"
Washington
.501
St.
touls
.33
Philadelphia
35
L.
39
39
45
48
50'
54
Philadelphia
391
61'
Brooklyn
38
63
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
W.'
L.
New'
Ycrk
61
57
34
46'
46
47"
50'
52
66
'
67
BOWLIN6
RESULTS
Pet
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For
GOES
BACK
ill
iniimih
st
rented
EAaASjAu
5:
X
Sia
le
5
DiTerBactaStn
deem
care
tff
the
Although
he
is
hafiris
some
diT-fiealty
in
fining
up
a
team-
because
most
of
the
.
regular
playni
'hare
jobs'
these
days
and'
are
-suable
to
ger
away.
Staa
Mdiv.
hopes
to
have
a
local
tmebaii:
jaine5
ready
by
FrHay
evening
to
'leave
for
Emithers
to
take
p-rrt'
jin
the
big-celebration
to
be
ste'tfsl
:at
the
interior
railway
town
this
.602
1
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.516
.490
.465
J90
.376
Pet
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.553
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.490
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I
Angus
Macdonald
beat
George
inir'22
to
2
in
the
single-handed
championship'
bowling
tournament
last
night.
In
double-hand
play,
A.
T.
Parkin
and
R.
E,
Benson
won
over
J.
s.
Irvine
and
J.
A.
Frew
it
to
131
week-end.
The
team
wul
be
returning
home
Sunday
night.
Ther
was
a
practice
of
prospect
W
a
p!ayer3
last
night.
Major
Fred
Richardson,
Victors
member
of
the
Canadian
BlsJer
team
nearly
a
score
of
tlnies.
Vii
born
in
Scarborough,
.
England,
7
years
ago
tomorrow.
He
won
the
All-Comers'
Aggregate
Gold
Cup
at
Bisley
In
1&09.
The
previous
year
Richardson
captured
the
Bn-:ish
Columbia,
Alberta,
Saskatc:-;
ewan,
Manitoba
and
Ontario:
hamp'onships.
j
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
Learoe
San
Franclsc'.
5
Oakland
3.
San
Diego
"
Seattle
4.
Portland
9.
Missions
1
I
skippered
the
Halifax
beam
trawler
Lour
bourne.
One
trip
he
brought
the
hi?
Tennis
Play
Tf)
FISHING
HSKJSSE?
.
X
1
Vy
lUa
In
tA-ttiflnthlt1ie
twd'ttOntrirhe
hart
had
x
.elghed
down
halibut
and
stocked'
285.
Farther
Sucte
imd
Di
,ooo
pounds
of
the
sea
delicacy
Eveat
i
City
TSJe
Cisrpaxw-
sixty-Year
Old
Retired
Master.
His
new
craft
will
be
up-to-date
Played
aJj.j
ud
w"y
Mariner
Ha
faith
In
.V
;in
every
detail.
A
200
horseDowpr
dtesel
engine
wtll
do
away
with
de.
pendency
on
the
wtnd
on
her
sche-dulfrd
trip
to
the
off-shore
o-fifWwV
3iK
neR
Ri
Mre
rwud
master
manner
1
bSS!?
UWk
iJSk
to
the-wltlrf
SALTATEKC0SUrn0Xlsa
'
P
1C
Dttte
baa
C
A
XtrTAS-iUs"
own
jpHte-sparml'
auxiilarj
f
SAINT-JOHN.-4
KB..
Aug
5
(CP)
50a.
t-i.
4-4.
S-t
icst(4
to
be
built
at
a
cost
of
$25.-
"it
s
part
of
his
training.
Fred
TL
1.
BtrtST
it
DC.
W;
Aioetf
.
'A
King
told
curious
epectators
a!-
HSSiel
-.
-X
;
-Bdibier
days
are
in
store
former
rowing
a
boat
across
Courter.ay
Doabtes
svri
Scfltfai
fieh
fJfennen."
says
Bay.
The
head
of
a
race
horse
had
P
H.
Ussef
and,
H.
M.
D.
Lasathe
Ttteran
of
44
years
sailing
who
rested
on
a
pillow
at
the
stern
Uai
A.
Bsahv
acd.
Gl
P.
Lfmm&
a
gantUng
boy
of
nine
hoisted
1
while
the
animal
swam.
"Sail
w.cr
e-T
hJfenself
over
the
rail
of
a
Lunen-1
is
good1
for
horses
and
there
;
no
K
yescrfeoE
ssnt
P
iC
DaiiKii,
banler
for
the
first
time.
i
'
better
exercise
than
swlnun
It
bes
P:
fL
tteey
tarf
HT
H
B.
j
He
is
now
with
the
reputation
uses
every
muscle
and
it
doe
ir
Laab?
)
tevteg
been
one
of
the
biggest
.the
legs.
The
only
thing
Ls
a
h
rse
C
Notrfesgtx
and
T.
W
1
mj,,,
.
to
5
from
a
Nova
!
swims
with
its
head
very
W
in
the
Htbw
tat
Pjjy"Steam
awSf'TC
ig
.
Jwater
and
lf
they
take
wr
BzKe.
S,
j
-Prospects
right
now
are
better!
they
drown.
That's
why
I
ke
t4
LwiW
SiBfSrt
.than
for
10
rears."
he
maintains
head
on
that
Dillow
iror
.
.
n
w
-
'
WHm-
:
"
""t
omrax
arise
jus
HSreSt
5-7.
7-5.
Ladjes
DeaMes
IDs
T
Dstis
aatf
Hiss
K
Elf-
:
asibe
bat
Ifis
IB-
E
Rtvetf
6-3
B:
Beraer
6-Z
SPORT
GHAT
aai
and
to
bee
va
bis
assertion
by
action
h.e
has
given
orders
for
the
exHistroetlcB
of
an
85-ton
vessel
on
.wide
be
win
take
the
helm.
The
weather-beaten
fisherman
'reealieo
the
highlights
of
his
ad-.vectaroBs
days
aboard
the
Lunen-:bar$
schooners.
Ills
big
record,
bowerer.
was
not
chalked
up
when
he
was
master
of
a
saiiiae
craft
daring
those
36
years
but
when
he
swimming
just
as
much
as
hurtrj.
and
salt
water
refreshes
them
jt
as
mileh."
Reach
'
the
most
people
in
city
and
district
with
an
advertisement
In
the
Dally
News.
U
you
wish
to
swap
something
fry
a
clawtfW
DELICIOUS
SUMMIT
ICE
CREAM
In
i-nalldn
and
Gallons
VALENTIN
DAIRV
piirt.NE
s;
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
4l
conserve
A
f'
"I'm-
an
epicure
and
a
dietitian
rolled
into
one.
I
know
how-folks
love1
tasty,-
uU-flavoured
meats
and
vegetables.
And
I
know
how
good
they,
are'
for
'them'
So,
I
e
to
it
that
every
last
bit
ol
good-neas
is-retained
in
every
dish
I
coolf.
YOU
don't
have1
to
fuss
about
it.
Just
snap
rny
switch
and
leave
me
to
my
work.
My
cooking
heat
is
always'
read
always
right,
alWaye
even':
d'
you
don't
have
to
tie
yourself
down
to
the
kitchen:
nor
do
you1
have-
any
soot
or
ashes
'to'
contend
with,'
And,
talkingi
about'
savings,'
don't
for
get
that'
trier
kind
of
'meals
I
cook'
go
nWch1
farther.
THey
hive
more:
nourishmcfit
in
them"
because
juices
don't
evaporate
and
meats
shrink
very
little
in
my
oven.''
Northern
British
Coltirhbia
Power'
Company;
Limited
It's
eaty
to
own
an
Electric
Range.
Just
make
a
small
down-payment
the
balance
on
comfortable
tenni.
Combination
electric
and
coal
or
wood
ranges
are
available
ui
Miuc
wno
require
neat
tor
warmth.