SPORT
KS
LOSE
OSEGAME
it
on
Short
End
After
13-
Strugele
With
Detroit
Land
8,
Philadelphia
7.
bit
5,
New
York
4
(13
Ins.).
fouis-Boston,
rain.
IN
RACES
IT
SIMPSON
fclen
Took
Two
Prizes
In
jjng
Hudson
Hay
Trophy
Port
Simpson
Monday
Port
Simpson
Victoria
1;he
quatfe
races
Monday,
Roy
liT
Sluvs
won
the
Hudson
lophy
with
the
Evelyn
V
I
Johnson
outboard
motor
fchnny
Pierce
took
the
cruis-
and
the
Allen
Cup
trophy
lis
boat
Aussie.
sday
wag
ideal
for
the
races
peat
interest
was
taken
in
oceedings.
There
was
a
full
m
of
snorts
anu
games
were
carried
out
undet
id
conditions.
E.
McMillan
of
Cassiar
won
llioard
motorboat
race
and
liyansh
crew
of
the
Steel
took
the
Indian
canoe
race,
Jng
Port
Simpson
which
"on
this
event
for
seven
straight.
re
was
a
dance
in
the
eve-
pen
the
trophies
were
pre
all
except
that
for
the
fames,
the
finals
of
which
played
Tuesday.
In
the
foot
final,
Aiyansh
won
by
de-
Kitkatla
being
unable
to
i
team
on
account
of
nlay
laving
been
Injured
at
the
puiion
Day
celebration
in
N
Itunerl
In
tVi
snfttmll
f
Metlakatla
beat
Kitkatla
by
re
Of
C
to
R
Tho
hnaehall
iresulted
In
a
win
for
Port
AVERAGES
IN
BOWLS
Are
Announced
he
leadershtn
of
thf
Ynn-
1(17-
Mnran
in
a
rnmnriinn
lie
iiui
buiiitr.
j
iicii
vie
iatv.
riirv
i
n.i
the
Tigers
In
third
place
Six
Five
Taxi
French,
lG82;
the
Athiettcs.
Schriabcr,
17J14;
Lindsay,1
1G4;
yeague
the
New
5nrub3all,
144;
Joy,
155;
Scott,
148;
Tjpther
victory
Todd,
157'2.
iiicinnatl
and
Printers
R.
Franks,
150;
Vance,
irfsburg
Pirates,
155;
O.
Franks,
137;
McCallum,
Dodgers,
was
further
Moose
Royer,
1402;
F.
Morrl-
one
and
a
half
games.
,
son,
152V2;
Foster.
140:
Stiles.
158:
uav
a
uik
wucuc
suuics.
National
League
8,
St.
Louis
7.
pom
o,
umcinnaii
i,
Helphla
11,
Chicago
2.
American
League
Ego
1,
Washington
2.
Qunderson,
170.
1
Armour
Salvage
D.
Qurvlch,
151;
F.
Comadina,
147;
J.
Coma-'dlna,
153;
Asemlssen,
1552;
Ar-
mour,
142.
Commercial
League
Gyro
Club
Bulger,
154;
Large,
144VZ;
Brocklesby,
132;
Morris,
144;
Roaf,
140;
Balagno,
148.
Rupert
Motors
Taylor,"
151';
Saunders,
162;
V.
Houston,
157;
Robertson,
1352;
Herman,
143V2;
D.
Houston,
154.
I
Biological
Station
Freeman;
139;
Pugsley,
112;
Rlddell,
134i2;
Stamford,
128;
Sunderland,
116;
Cade.
139;
Carter.
118.
Balllngers
Rutter,
154;
Bijou,
135M,;
West,
146Va;
Smith.
142V2;
Haudenschlld,
137;
Rushed,
144;
Dickens,
143.
Rupert
Butchers
J.
Jack,
150
V2;
L.
Astoria,
133;
A.
Ross,
145V2;
Mc
Lean;
134
Vzl
A.
Astoria.
145.
McMeekins
Armstrong,
'
127;
Menzles,
139V2;
McLeod,
142V2;
McMeekln,
143
V2;
Hlbbard,
155.
Baseball
Standings
(Including
yesterday's
ganres)
National
League
W.
L.
Pittsburg
19
10
New
York
20
13
St.
Louis
17
13
Chicago
1C
16
Brooklyn
14
15
Boston
13
16
Philadelphia
13
19
Cincinnati
10
20
American
League
New
York
Cleveland
....
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St.
Louis
.18
...15
.
.15
....17
....13
.13
...14
....
9
11
10
13
14
ia
16
18
19
Pet:
.655
.606
.567
.500
.483
.448
.406
.333
.621
.600
338
.548
.500
.448
.438
.321
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VANDINKS
WIN
Vandlnks
defeated
Royal
Cana
dian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
by
a
score
of
4
to
2
in
the
Stuart
Be
rt
A
t
LI
a,
.
1
llvilv
Oiiiiu
iwuvwut.
r
mienc
l;iui
over
Aiy-:ni.u,f
nleht-
17
to
15.
fce
were
an
estimated
1500
present
not
only
from
P'
Kut)trt
lint
from
Oiini.ll
"tte
Islands
and
Skeena
and
other
points
along
the
Including
almost
the
entire
!
of
Kitkatla.
Junior
Football
W
D
L
FA
T
holiday.
The
edict
was
THE
DAILY
NEWS
USK
HAS
SMITHERS
EMPIRE
DAY
BIG
DAY
DOLLS
UP;
CELEBRATED
AIL
Terrace,
Attends
Celebration
Coronation
Day
Inspired
Every-1
KITZEGUKLA,
May
28;
En);
5tikrtvery
from
Flood
to
Decorate
remises
pre
Day
,n
Kitzegukla
was
cele;'
Complete
I
SMITHERS,
May
28:
Never
in
brated
with
a
community
picnic.
;
'the
history
of
Smithera
had
therL-Young
and
old
gathered
on
the
i
TERRACE,
May
27:
Victoria
been
guch
a
flpiendid
and
whole-
recreation
grounds
in
the
fore-Day
passed
off
quitely
at
Ter-
hearted
Bcheme
of
decoration
for
noon-
Chief
Cookson,
who
is
still
race.
There
is
a
reason
for
this
an
holiday
or
event
as
that
dis-hale
and
hearty
in
spite
of
his
in
the
unwritten
law
which
d-
ninvpfi
5n
this
town
on
Coronation
"early
.
80
years,
heralded
tho
crees
that
all
Terrace
shall
go
tD
pay-
,day
by
riding
through
the
streets
Individual
Itecords
For
Past
Season
Usk
to
celebrate
that
especial
Main
Street,
between
the
Can-
n
suitable
array
obeyed
to
adjan
National
Railways
depot
Children's
foot
wee
sma
hours.
i
display
and
many
laudatory
ro-
A
good
deal
of
Credit
is
due
marks
were
henrd
for
the
staff
to
the
inhabitants
of
Usk
for
the
'
which
worked
under
J.
G.
Steph-almost,
complete
repair
of
the
ruin
'ens,
the
chairman
of
the
commit-which
was
their
lot
in
the
flo'.d
tee,
in
producing
such
a
fine
of
last
summer.
A
visitor
to
Usk
decorative
effect.
tocia)
.would
scarcely
believe
it
to
j
AH
the
business
houses
of
Main
be
the
same
place,
where
housesjstreet
were
decorated
as
well
and
had
floated
around
pr
vanished
altogetlrer
-and-
where
a
hutre
chaos
of
driftwood
had
floated
on
to
the
gardens
and
streets.
FINALS
IN
BADMINTON;
j
of
POUT
SIMPSON,
May
28:
The
port
Essington
badminton
team
defeated
the
Port
Simpson
team
in
a
hard
fought
tournament
at
the
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
hall.
Roth
teams
showed
remarkable
skill
and
speed.
Howard
Starr
was
the
outstanding
player
m
t
'
:
i
1
.
.
.
r
e
ior
cHsmgion
iiu
mioses
nuss
ior
Simpson.
.Score's
were.:
Ladies'
Doubles
Lydia
Hayward
and
Martha
Henry
beat
Josephine
Spalding
and
urace
bpalding,
l5-o.
Martha
Henry
and
Edna
Henry
beat
Rosa
Spalding
and
Irene
Wesley,
15-2.
Men's
Doubles
Herbert
Green
and
Moses
Ross
beat
Herbert
Spalding
and
George
Douglas,
15-5.
Howard
Starr
"
and
William
Spalding
beat
Dick
Johnson
and
Vincent
Wales.
15-0.
Vincent
Wales
and
Moses
Ross
beat
Shlgito
Kameda
and
Peter
Spalding,
15-10.
William
Spalding
and
Howard
Starr
beat
Moses
Ross,
and
Cecil
Ross.
15-2.
.;
Mixed
Doubles
.
Rosa
Spalding
and
William
Spalding
beat
Edward
Scott
and
Martha
Henry,
15-9.
Irene
Wesley
and
Howard
Start
beat
Lydia
Hayward
and
Dick
Johnson,
15-4.
Edna
Henry
and
Vincent
Wales
beat
Rosa
Spalding
and
Howard
Starr,
15-6.
Grace
Spalding
and
Howard
Starr
beat
Martha
Henry
ard
Moses
Ross,
15-C.
Josephine
Bolton
apd
Shigeto
Kameda
beat
Lydia
Hayward
and
Simon
Auckland,
15-1.
Martha
Henry
and
Moses
Ror
beat
Irene
Wesley
and
William
High
School
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0
1
20
10
s.hpam.ng,
u-u.
Borden
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1
2
17
10
71
Umpire.
Howard
Spencer.
jtootl,
i
l
5
14
25
Scorekeeper,
Edward
Bolton.
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A
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quality
old
rye
of
Ant
flavor,
thoroughly
matured
in
ctV.
nmi
sioo
IIUUI
I
13
oz.
25
OZ.
40
OZ.
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GOVERNMENT
GUARANTEED
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'
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m
m
m
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TMi
advertisement
li
not
published
or
displayed
by
Ke
Uqnof
Pontrol
Board
or
by
.The
Government
of
British
Columbia.
m
the
Canadian
Legion
building,
un
der
the
supervision
of
Lt.
Col.
U.
L.
Gale,
presented
a
fine
appearance.
Residences
throughout
the
lown
were
decorated
with
bunting
and
there
was
not
any
more
material
in
the
way
of
flags
or
bunting
to
be
had
in
Smithers,
the
large
stock
brought
in
by
many
the
stores
having
been
all
used
There
was
a
large
gathering
In
Essington
Heats
Simpson
in
Hardifown
for
the
Coronation
festivi-
Fought
Tournament
ties,
the
celebration
being
one
of
the
finest
ever
staged
in
the
his-
nry
of
the
town.
races
were
run
mcnt
by
his
interest
and
activity
This
was
followed
by
a
football
game
in
which
the
young
men
showed
great
skill
and
gave
much
I
District
News
I
Mrs.
Henry
Frank
who
are
now
living
in
retirement
at
Terrace,
Will
Robinson
Is
building
a
residence
on
Park
Av,enue.
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Robinson
plan
to
move
into
(it
in
a
few
weeks
from
their
present
home,
"Birch
Tree
Farm,"
at
KITSEGUKLA
pleasure
to
respective
boosters
as'
each
one
took
his
or
her
side.
Last
week
Mr.
And
Mrs.
Peter.
Prizes
were
later
distributed
to
.
Brown
surprised
a
white
-
bear
the
successful
competitors
among
while
travelling
between
Skeena
the
children.
These
were
donated.!
Crossing
and
Carnaby.
As
the.y
by
Chief
Cookson.
Peter
Brown
had
no
gun
the
bear
was
allowed
assisted
by
Matthias
Wfesley,
made
to
retain
its
freedom,
the
awards.
'
.
1
Speeches
of
appreciation
and!
Many
local
sportsmen
report
a
thanks
closed
the
day.
J.
Wesley
good
run
of
spring
salmon
now
in
and
Chief
Cookson
thanked
all
the
Skeena
River.
Recently
Sam
who
had
assisted
in
any
way
in
Sampare
caught
six
in
one
day.
making
such
a
delightful
time
possible.
.
Rev.
Bishop
Black
was
a
visitor
Although
many
of
the
people
to
Hazelton
for
ihe
Victoria
Day,
are
away,
some
already
being
at
Holiday.
He
left
on
Saturday
and
the
canneries
and
others
visiting
returned
on
Monday.
While
in
at
Kitwanga
and
Hazelton,
those
Iluzelton
he
preached
for
Rev.
t
home
had
a
good
and
happy
W.
D.
Moore,
who
was
attending
day.
United
Church
Conferecne.
Duf-
.,..-,anfc-t.'ibW.
.amtiiy.
:
iAPAQ1ujjFIVE
i
-
-f"
.
.
Ing
.fels
stay
he
was
the
.-
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Newick.
'
.'
,
i.
Mrs,-Fanny
Wright
and
family
left
last.
Saturday
for
North
Pa-
mpnp
,
'
j
ci
fic
Cannery.
Mrs.
Arthur
How-
ICiKRAlC
jaidiand
famijy
iefton
Tuesday.
auaiwwu
..
.
,jTheywill
remain
foi-thifishing
Wilfrid
Dumas
has
left
for
Stewart
where
he
expects
to
locate.
v
Captain.
Gerald
A.
jBarry,
the
.inspector
of
Indian
Schools,
visi-
Floyd
Frank
is
building
a
fine
ttr,
JCksegukla
on
Wednesday
and
modern
residence
on-
his
:land
at
BPent
the
forenoon
examining
the
Kltsumkalum.
The
rankrothars
children,
He
'was
accompanied
by
,
are
continuing
the
farm
'which-
in
S.
Malllnson,'
the
acting
Indian
the
course
of
years
has
become
one
Agent,
who
attended
to
businet,
of
the
local
show
places.
The
pio-
connected
with
his
department.
the
full
and
the
Terrace
crowd
and
tfce
Government
Office,
was
off
and
2ame
played
until
a
de-
neering
work
was
done
by
Mr.and
Averages
lor
the
nasi
season
in
enjoyed
witnessinsr
the
victory
of
fl
hi
nnW
htt,
.v
Av
and
licious
lunch
was
served
picnic
vnn,
am
vity
len
ana
commercial
Ten
Pin
lerrace
uaseoau
ciub
over
tnc
hv
niirht
strings
f
f
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r-msspil
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Dy
t"e
mcmuers
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tj:,
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,t
of
a
5
to
4
score
alter
a
City
Leaua
matters
up
when
it
came
to
do-(frequent
intervals
and
at
night
I
During
the
afternoon
Softball
struggle
with
Detroit
Power
Corporation
Smith,
179;
lading
the
championship
in
soft-
there
were
as
many
red,
white
(between
the
girls
and
men
was
the
Yankee
Stadium
yes-
Dcnald,
157;
Klnslor,
16a;
Ander-lba11-
the
Usk
girls
winning.
jnnd
blue
colored
lights
as
there
iP'ayed.
Grandfathers
and
fathers
m
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rvriH
mi
iiiinuiix
ifiiiK
vi.n
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k'ncom
tit
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