IFFLETS
n
the
Waterfront
aiding
,,n
was
tne
speva
cruiser
jyirtg
pn
boarq.E.
R.
fficiu!
ol
the
.Ricnneia
rom
Port
Angeles,
Wash.,
Gertie,
and
.party,,
which
tloats
of
the
Prince
Ru-
iy
nig"1'
w
lumauoj,
on
tli?
way
south
alter
a
Alaska.
Northbound,
the
dbeen
here
last
Saturday
Sunday
morning.
Thirty
the
Bizzar,
is
a
comfort-well
appointed
little
ves-
sut'iid
ih
her
feature
and.
t
two
Chrysler
engines,
ipuble
of
doing
up
to
28
Cnwpcr,
wno
iweniyytars
,u
was
a
quartermaster
he
steamer
Prince
Rupert
wx
probably
better
known
tat.
lias
been
heard
from
:e
Is
now
aboard
the
liner
a
which
ls-at
present
on
cruise.
Since
leaving
this
Cowper
has
kept
up
his
and.
indeed,
is
said
to
eveloped
amazingly.
He
..dy
customers
for
his
work
:ializes
still
in
seascapes
jjammers
although
he
re
nt
a
painting
of
the
great
Queen
Mary
to
the
Royal
'harles
Elliott
made
a
brief
e
ut
mid-day
Wednesday
Pacific
Airways
Waco
having
come
down
from
with
Mrs.
Robert
McLeod,
!.'
for
the
,Pince
Rupert
Hospital.
Mrs.
McLeod
was
from
the
.
rjlane
to'
the
m
the
ambulance.
a
large
list
of,pa$3engers
;
numerous
tourists,
C.
N.
.vr
Prince
George-,
Capt;
Mabbs,
arrived
In
port
at
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
1
3
p.m.
for
Anyox
and
VI
CERTAINLY
BEEN
THE
PUBLIC
EYE
A
fC
TIME,
WHITEY"
5601.
3.25
LINES
Scto$5.95
TO
COMPETE
FOR
TITLES
.-
i
i;(!ti.f.l
visitor
to
portj,Entrjr
List
Closes
For
Prince
Rupert
1
7
'
&-&-rr-
Tennis
Club's
Tournament
Draw
For
WeekrEnd.
Entries
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
annual
club
tourna-
i
ment
closed
last
evening
and
play
will
commence
Saturday
afternoon.
In
the
men's
singles
there
are
fifteen
entries
and
in
ladles'
singles,
six
There
are
four
teams
of
ladies'
doubles,
twelve
of
mixed
doubles
"and
eight
of
men's
doubles.
The
draw
for
the
week-end
is
as
follows:
.
Saturday
2
p.m.
Comadina
vs.
Mcintosh,
O'Neill
vs.
Voung,
Q.
Stamford
vs.
Davis,
3
p.m.
W.
Stamford
vs.
Wlllett,
iBedford
vs.
Farquhar,
4
p.m.
Mrs.
Wlllett
vs.
Miss
F.
Thomson,
Norrls
vs.
Woods.
Sunday
.
11
a.m.
Bedford
or
Farquhar
vs.
Norrls
or
Woods.
2
p.m.
Miss
Thomson
and
Far
quhar
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Crulck-shank,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wlllett.
3
pail.
Miss
I.
Mitchell
vs.
Miss
E.
Davis,
Norrlngton
vs.
Mcintosh
or
Comadina.
4
p.m.
O'Neill
and
G.
Stamford
vs.
Young
and
W.
Stamford.
Edna
Brown,
Indian,
charged
with
intoxication,
was
remanded
for
eight
days
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
here
tomorrow
evening
southbound.
Four
trollers
brought
in
salmon
this
morning
for
the
co-operative
and
were"
paid
the
advance
prlcr
end
9c
and
6c.
They
were
the
Diana,
Capt.
Emil
Jensen,
1100
pounds?
Bothnia,
Capt.
Haapala.
2400;
Sonja
H.,
Capt
Olof
Hanson
2109;
and
Nord,
Capt.
Martin
Flad-dett',
1700.
.
ynlon
steamer
Cardena
Is
re
ported
due
tomorrow
morning
at
LhiMM-
Slio-
frill;
fttU;.jl.30)XVi.r.wv
Hold
ilwi
In
ftttraetlv
iquare
ntrtciM
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uaun.
ah
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AS
BLACK
.
WHITE
HAS
BEEN
ON
THE.
PUBLIC'S
TONGUE,
LACK
&
WHITE
RODS
85c
to
$14.50
BLACKIE"
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
nd
BOTTLED
In
SCOTLAND
by
JAMES
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&
CO.
LIMITED
Fmd
the
world
over
u
UiitilUri
of
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irntrh
Whisky
ii
A.,t,
t
1-
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t.hp
Government
of
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Columbia.
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Striking
!
ou'll
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lo
get
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on
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fun
and
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cm
in
'th
our
tested
lures
and
tackle.
Come
on
in
and
let
us
plan
that
.fishing-
trip!
REELS
25c
to
$4.95
MEN.
HARDWARE
CO.
ITelenhon
LEGION
IN
GOOD
LEAD
Canadian
Legion
took
a
stranglehold
on
the
Gilhuly
Cup
football
series,
last
night
by
scoring
a
de-:lslve
four
to
one
victory
over
Vandinks
in
a
well
played
game.
The
score
at
half
time
was
two
to
nil
for
the
Legion.
After
a
run
through
by
Charlie
Baptfe,
whose
shot
Pierce
saved,
Henry
Dickens
caught
the
rebound
and
scored
the
opening
goal
lor
the
Legion.
Later
Krause
got
away
and
ran
down
the
field
but
was
forced
to
make
a
corner
kick
which
Baptie
cleared
and
passed
to
Rus-sel
Cameron
who
ran
down
the
field
and
centred
to
George
Howe
who
had
no
difficulty
in
scoring
:he
second
for
Legion.
Seven
minutes
after
the
interval,
Gillls
of
Vandinks
centred
to
Dennis
who
scored
the
one
and
only
'
for
the
side.
After
a
kick-off
by
Henry
Dic
kens
who
took
the
shot
from
centre
and
was
stopped
by
Frank
Gomez,
the
latter
kicked
the
ball
Into
his
own
goal
for
the
Legion's
third.
The
Legion
continued
to
be
the
aggressors
and,
with,
ten
minutes
to
go,
Cameron
headed
In
tne
sphere
on
a
pass
from
Howe.
Pierce
had
saved
the
first
kick.
George
J.
Dawes
was
referee.
The
Gilhuly
Cup"
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W,
D.
L.
F.
Legion
3
0
0
9
Vandinks
1
0
2
5
Navy
0
0
2
1
A.
4
7
4
P.
6
2
0
In
Charge
Of
j
Lawn
Bowling,
F.
S.
Walton
Chairman
of
This
Branch,
of
C.
.N,-
H..
A,
Activities
This
Season
The
following
are
in
charge
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Lawn
Bowling
Club
affairs
for
the
present
season!
Chairman,
F.
S.
Walton.
Secretary,
J.
A.
Frew.
p..iiiHv
T
W
MrAnlov
nnri
n.'
UAtVUvn"
w
...
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"
P.
Tinker.
I
Greens
Committee
J.
W.
Mc-j
Auley,
chairman,
J.
A.
Frew,
D.
A.
MacPhee
and
R.
B.
Benson.
j
Match
Committee
W.
L.
Coates,1
chalrmarL.
D.
-A
.
.VH.ffipjand
MmtRjmP'
Frank
Vlokers
irui
uouii
nana
PORT
Endeavour
II
Didn't
Break
This
Line
Captain
George
H.
Williams
of
the
Endeavour
II,
is
shown
with
the
towline
used
successfully
in
bringing
the
racing
yacht
oyer
the
Atlantic.
The
sister
ship,
the
Endeavour
I
snapped
her
tow-line
to
the
motor
yacht
Viva
II,
when
950
miles
from
Newport,
RJ.,
on
her
way
from
England.
After
being
reported
missing
for
some
time
she
arrived
safely
under
her
own
power.
Both
boats
are
owned
by
T.
O.
M.
Sopwith
and.
one
will
represent
England
in
the
America's
Cup
races.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
games)
National
League
W.
lakes
Stranglehold
in
Gilhuly
Cup!
Chicago
H
Series
by
Defeating
Vandinks
By
4
tq
L
Score
New
York
32
St.
Louis
28
Pittsburg
-.27
Brooklyn
21
Boston
20
Philodelphia
20
Cincinnati
18
L.
19
,20
21
22
25
28
31
31
American
League'
New
York
31
18
Detroit
30
21
Chicago
28
23
Cleveland
-26
22
Boston
23
22
Washington
21
.29
Philadelphia
18
29
St.
Louis
17
30
Pet.
.620
.615
.571
.551
.457
.417
.392
.367
.633
.588
.549
.542
.511
.420
.383
.362
Everybody
reads
tne
Dally
News
There's
reason.
SPORT
CHAT-
It
wasn't
exactly
"cricket"
but
when
Diot
of
France
challenge!
Buysse
of
Belgium
to
a
l(Mar.
race;
London
six-day
bicycle
race
officials
stopped
the
grind
to
settle
the
private
feud,
Buyhse
won.
That
oft-quoted
ditty
"a
man;
is
as
old
as
he.
feels"
could
well'an-
ply
to
M.
G.
Ritchie,
67
who
made
a
strong
bid
for
the
bufr
rey
lawn
tennis
title.
He
survjvei!
two
rounds.
The
Newcastle
England,
Jockey
Club
is
in-
a
quamlry.
A
marp
named
"Ling"
was
entered
for
a
selling
race
by
a
northern
trainer.
The
only
"Ling"
known
is
owned
by
a
Newmarket
trainer
and
is
in
stud.
The
northern
1
man
s
"Line
was
bought,
at.
auc
"
''
tion.
'
'
.;
j
Wlie
A".
Dyon
;and
K
Davies
i
hit
out
a'
2C5-run
total
against
:
Leicestershire,
it
was
the
fii'atl
'
time
.any
two
of
Glamorgan1
openings
batsmen
'
had
scored
a
century
in
the
same
innings.
i
The
English
Football
Associa
tion
and
League
will
co-operate
for
the
first
time
in
control
of
cup
and
league
games
next
Precipitation
Is
Winner
Of
Gold
Cup
Race
ASCOT,
Berkshire,
June
18:
(CP)
Lady
Zia
Wehner's
Precipitation
yesterday
won
the
Ascot
Gold
Cup,
premier
event
of
the
fashionable
Ascat
race
meet.
Sir
Abe
Bailey's
'
Cecil
was
seconn
and
Lord
Stan
i
ley's
Guashed,
last
year's
winner,
I
was
third.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Phllnriplnhln
13'.
St.
T.onis
7.
ew
xorK
at
nusuurg
ana
dus-
ton
at
Chicago,
rained
out.
American
League
Cleveland
7,
New
York
9.
Chicago
2-2,
Boston
5-3.
Detroit
at
Washington
and
St,
Louis
at
Philadelphia,
rained
out,
Pacific
Coast
League
Missions
4,
San
Francisco
2.
Portland
1,
Oakland
0.
Sacramento
7,
Seattle
4.
Los
Angeles
10,
San
Diego
2.
I
CIIAKLTON
ATHLETIC
WON
FOUKTII
VICTORY
SASKATOON,
June
18:
Charlton
Athletic
registered
its
fourth
victory
of
its
Canadian
tour
last
night,
defeating
Saskatchewan
all-stars
twelve
to
two
in
soccer.
'
Daily
suits.
News
want-ads
bring
re.
SCHEDULE
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June
18
Nd.'
8
vs.'
No.
10;
No.
vs.,
No.
4,
June
21
No.
2
vs.
No..
5;
No.
vs.
No.
6.
June
23
No.
7
vs.
No.
10;
No.
8
vs.
No.
9.
I
June
25
No.
1
vs,
No.
5;
No.
2
vs.
No.
6.
June
28
No.
3
vs.
No.
7;
No.
4.
vs.
No.
8.
i
June
30
No.
5
vs.
No.
9;
No.
X
vs.
No:
10.
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Julv
2
No.
2
vsANo.
3:
No.
4
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1U.
o.
FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE
July!:
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Canadian
"Does
your
Mother
know,
you'rajoutl"
I
'She
will
when-she
looks
for
her
Sweet
Caps.
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES,
Legion!
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!
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Dominion.
Day
Cup
'
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June
17
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"The
purest
form
in
which
tobacco
can
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tmoktdi'Jancet
FATHER'S
DAY
Sunday,
June
20th
Why
not
remember
the
one
day
set
aside
for
a
little
back-patting
for
him,
Sunday,
June
20th.
How
about
a
nice
Tie
or
a
pair
of
Sox?
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&
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