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DAILY
EDITION
HIGHLIGHTS
OF
TOUR
Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
June
G,
1914
Practically
the
entire
buslnes
section
ol
the
northern
mining
town
or
Atlln
has
been
wiped
out
by
a
disastrous
fire.
The
buildings
destroyed
include
PlUman's
store,
Jules
Eggertl?
jewelry
store,
Kershaw's
hardware
store,
Mcintosh
bakery
drug
store,
,Kootenay
Hotel,
Vancouver
Hotel,
Presbyterian
Church,
federal
.building,
Leland
Hotel
and
many
residences.
There
was
prac
tically
no
Insurance
on
any
of
the
buildings.
I
1
Tuesday.
June
6,
1939.'
Rink
Play
In
Mayor
McUavm
ot
Victoria
says
he
was
iniormed
by
1
-D
1
no
greater
authorities
than
His
Majesty
King
George
VI.
LclWn
JDOWlinP
Kenousiy
xne
worus
01
guesis
trying
10
piease.
11
was
me
tne
Canadian
National
RecreaUon
natural
thin
to
say.
It
is
probable
that
there
were
sev-
Association
Lawn
Bowling
xeagu
i
eral
'hundred
highlights
in
the
tour.
SESSION
PETERED
OUT
Evidently
when
Dr.
Manion,
speaking
for
the
opposition
in
the
House
of
Commons,
advised
the
Prime
Minister
that
hie
jiarty
was
willing
to
co-operate
so
that
the
Kine
mieht
dissolve
Parliament
and
when
a
small
section
of
the
opposition
refused
to
complv,
he
decided
that
sola'
as
he
was
concerned
the
work
of
the
House
closed
with
the
coming
of
the
King.
While
the
Prime
Minister
accompanied
the
Royal
Party,
the
leader
of
the
opposition
also
left
for
a
holiday.
The
result
was
that
the
business
of
were
played
over
the
with
results
as
follows:
Angus
Macdonald,
21;
low,
12.
Louis
12
and,
finding
themselves
out
of
luck
from
a
publicity
stand-
Borland
point,
the
few
remaining
members
shut
up
shop
and
quit,
f011
What
was
the
wod
of
talking
if
the
country
would
not
MacPhee
listen?
It
would
have
been
in
much
better
taste
if
the
McMeekii
members
of
the
C.C
F.
had
acquiesced
in
the
general
wish
of
the
members
and
helped
to
expedite
business
so
that
Tlnker
the
House
miht
adjourn.
It
was
evidently
to
show
his
contempt
for
their
action
that
Dr.
Manion
left
at
the
same
time
that
the
Premier
came
west.
Singles
Bowling
Contest
Starts
The
singles,
lawn
bowling
championship
.of
the
Canadian
'National
THE
DAILY
NEWS
'S
PO
RT'
YANKS
LOSE
Scottish
Team
TO
DETROIT
?ea1bNanaimo
World
Champions
Shut-Out
Three
T
Nil
Yesterday
liy
Tigers
And
Vancouver
Score
of
4
to
2
In
Fotball
(ame
Giants
at
the
Polo
Orounds
while
goals
In
the
first
half
and
Na
the
second
place
St.
Louis
Car-
nalmo
got
Its
two
In
the
second
dlnals
dropped
a
ten
to
four
ver-
The
game
at
Nanalmo
was
play
diet
to
the
Boston
Bees
at
Boston,
ed
Saturday
and
yesterday
The
lead
of
the
Reds
Is
now
four-
Scots
played
In
Vancouver,
defeat
and-a-half
games.
ing
all
stars
of
this
city
by
ft
In
the
American
League
the
score
of
4
to
1
before
a
crowd
at
New
York
Yankees
were
shut-out
four
thousand
Ian.
It
was
Uie
three
to
nothing
by
the
Detrolc
sixth
win
in
seven
games
for
ths
wnH
.425
helped
them
a
lot
to
victory.
321)
In
the
second
game
of
the
evening
Three
Two,
with
a
strong
htt-.805
ting
attack,
scored
a
nine
run
shut-.605
out
over
Llpsetfs.
In
the
fmal
ln-537
nlng
Three
Two
got
five
runs
on
525
the
strength
or
three
three-basgers.
.415
Frank
Parlett
hurled
well
for
the
.429
winners.
Joe
Scott
was
on
the
J60
mound
for
the
losers.
-333
Andre
Lctourheau
or
Three
Two
:
and
John
Schroeder
of
Moose
vied
jfor
the
evening's
heavy
hitting
and
the
Prime
Minister
of
Canada
that
the
reception
giv-
en
in
Victoria
was
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
tour.
Evi-
several
Matches
Are
.itun
off
overrotto
dently,
that
was
the
impression
the
visitors
tried
to
leave
Fast
Week-end
Lett's0
evex-.y
piac
wicjr
visiieu.
vviirn;
uaju.
lutwv
u
na.-,
ReinjIarlv
scheduled
.
Moose
-
-ell
n
vt(,uiaujr
atticuuicu
us
well
US
week-end
Jack
Preece.
15.
D.
O.
Borland,
18;
R.
M.
Wins-low,
10.
D.
Q.
Borland,
18;
R.
M.
Wins-
Arroll,
23;
O.
P.
Tinker,
George
Hill,
24;
Jack
Frew,
8.
D.
A.
MacPhee
won
by
default
from
Jack
Preece:
The
rlnk
standings
to
date:
w
L.
Pis.
.2
0
2
...2
0
2
...2
0
2
...1
0
1
...1
0
1'
0
1
0
...o
,1
0
.a0
2
0i
J
2
0
.0
2
0
The
standing
to
date
is
m
lows:
W
3
J2
2
to
.
1
be
of
c
his
l
I
he
must
j.
not
take
i.
too
y
.
..
every
reason
proud
City
.
some
.
postponed
rlnk
matches
in
Acropolis
0
1
11.
1
i
Ti
11
fol-
Pet.
.750
.750
500
500
.000
It's
the
cumulative
effect
of
ad
vertlslng
that
counts.
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
6:i5
Pioneer
r
Laundry
vs.
Navy
CLASSIHED
FOR
SALE
12
h.p.
VIVIAN
engine,
Atwater'
Kent
Ignition
and
propellor.
Ap-
ply
imperial
Machine
Works,.
Cow.
Bay.
(133)
Plans
for
a.
fine
fall
building
on
Arroll,
Macdonald,
McMefkln,
1r-)23
foot
troller,
Ford
engine.
;wlth
rn,iupuii3
11m
nave
Deen
preparea
by
Architect
J.
E.
Ollmore
for
the
"
Northern
British
:ColumbLa
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
md
it
Is
planned
to
start
construction
almost
Immediately
In
readiness
lor
this
year's
exhibition.
vine,
Paul
and
Bulger
Win
Games
Recreation
Association
Lawn
Bowl-1
WANTED
Girl
for
soda
fountain
ing
Club
got
under
way
under
the,
and
lunch.
Dave's
Confectionery,'
Ideal
weather
conditions
of
'the
One
hundred
and
twenty-five
week-end
with
results
as
follows;
merrymakers
made
an
excursion
Louis
-Arrol,.
21;
TI.
W.
Birch,
16.
'
trip
to
Port
Simpson.
Weather
was
Angus
Macdonald,
21
;J
.
A.
Frew
ulendld
end
a
highly
enjoyable
-day.
18'.
was
spent
by
mil.
Prize-winners
In
Thomas
TrfcMeeklri,
21;
O.
V.W11-'
'.he
field
sports
Included
S.
McClure,
klnson,
18.
C.
Martin,
Dan
McKlnnon,
J.
IL
J.
B.
Irvlne.S
1
;
R.
M.
Wlnslow,
16'
Kelly,
M.
M.
Lamb,
Lionel
Holtby,
Jac4cPaUl,'21;
C.
'H.
Elklns,
12.
A.
Brighton
and
W.
A.
Matheson.
(
John
Bulger,
21;
F.
S.
Walton,
10.
10
ft.
0
passenger
outboard
with
8
h.p.
Johnson,
$75.
Phone
Red
557
before
5,
(1311
reduction
gear.
In
igood
shape,
150
cash,
Phone
Red
444.
WANTED
(133)
WANTED
Baby's
buggy.
Phone
Ridley
Jlome.
1133)
TOR'RK.VT
FOR
RENT-
Furnished
Spanish
Bungalow
July
and
August,
-$35
per
month.
Apply
Box
13
Dally
News.
(135)
Umericans
WIN
FIRST
POLO
GAME
WESTBURY.
Long
Island,
Jul
Tigers
at
Detroit
but
are
still
visiting
team
in
ine
course
01
in
Ever
since
Britons
have
planned
elght-an-a-hair
games
in
the
lead.
American
tour,
there
having
ibeen
and
hoped
for
the
day
when
th3
the
second
place
Boston
Red
Sox
one
tie
game
at
New
York.
would
break
the
power
of
Ameil-
having
lost
to
the
Cleveland
In-
can
polo.
For
three
years,
slnaj
dians.
The
victory
of
the
Tigers
'
over
the
Yankees
put
Ihem
Int
the
leadership
of
the
second
dlvl
slon
ahead
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
who
were
routed
12
to
1
by
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
I
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
league
Pittsburg
2,
Brooklyn
6.
Cincinnati
8,
New
York
2.
Chicago
7,
Philadelphia
8.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
10.
American
League
New
York
0,
Detroit
3.
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
12.
Boston
5.
Cleveland
7.
Only
games.
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
W.
Cincinnati
29
St.
.Louis
23
POSSIBLE
ELECTION
Pittsburg
22
xr
;-p.v,r.4-;v.
na
fn
,iVmVm.
f
Vmvo
Chicago
22
lie
iiuvc
iiu
uiiicuu
iiiiuiiimuuii
iu
uiui
n.
is
to
be
an
election
this
year
or
not
.but,
as
a
guess,
we
New
York
19
we
should
say
it
seems
rather
likely
that
an
election
will
Boston
n
be
.held
this
summer
or
autumn.
The
present
Parliament
Philadelphia
13
has
just
completed
its
fourth
session
and
one
more
is
all
American
League
that
is
allowed
by
the
constitution.
It
is
not
generally
bo,"
23
looked
upon
as
good
policy
for
a
government
to
hold
on
Chicago
"ZZZ''ZZ122
to
office
until
the
end
of
its
possible
term,
lhe
present
Cleveland
.....
government
could
hold
a
session
of
Parliament
next
Philadelphia
spring
and
call
an
election
for
the
summer
or
fall
of
1940
hiLton
but
it
is
more
likely
it
will
soon
give
notice
that
the
elec-
st
n
tion
will
Tse
held
this
year.
2
n
18
15
14
L.
14
17
20
20
20
24
23
27
8
15
19
19
24
24
20
28
UPSET
IN
SOFTBALL
cock,
the
United
States
defenders
:
ExacUy
25
years
ago.
on
this
same
turf,
as
war
clouds
gathered
the
over
Urope
in
June.
1914.
Britain
won
the
cup.
In
June.
1921.
whon
the
jerles
was
resumed
after
the
war.
the
Americans
recaptured
th
did
trophy
at
Hurllngham.
Eng-
ting
their
best
men.
superhjy
No
mounted,
on
the
field
for
this
series.
The
Empire
has
been
combed
Moose
Win
Over
Oratlo
There
Two
for
the
hardest
hitters
and
fastest
-Shut
Out
Lirnett's
horses.
Players
came
from
Autt-
ralla,
as
well
as
from
the
Argen-
1
Qrotto
suffered
Its
first
.defeat
of
tine
and
Texas.
Whether
or
not
the
feison
In
the
Senior
Softball
the
British
Invaders
are
strong
League
last
night
when
Moose
scor-
enough
to
defeat
the
American
cd
tin
upset
five
to
three
victory,
stars,
experts
freely
predict
thai
Everything
was
going
along
nicely
this
Is
the
most
potent
challenge
in
a
nip
and
tuck
game
and
It
wa
Ing
force
Britain
has
sent
after
the
seventh
inning
with
the
score
h
trophy
since
her
1914
squad
tied
three
all.
Then
Jack
Yager.
wnt
to
work.
1
Orotto
pitcher,
who
had
been
nlar-
The
wonkv
Meadow
Brook
Club
Ing
a
good
steady
game
both
on
the
th
Its
series
of
polo
fields
ae.
Pet.
mound
and
on
the
bases,
having
down
among
the
vast
estates
of
.674
scored
all
the
runs,
made
a
prize
Wand,
has
brought
the
In-.575
faux
pas
by
overthrowing
to
first
twnatlonal
Md
uo
to
perfect
524
which
let
In
the
two
winning
goals
condlUon.
None
of
the
te
524
for
the
Antlered
Herd.
John
Schroe-
matches
were
plaved
on
Its
smooth
500
der
turned
In
a
good
pitching
per-
"P1"
o
turf
Its
short-clipped
.442
fcrmance
for
the
Moose
and
this
ra"
was
disturbed
by
horses
hoofs
for
the
first
time
this
yeat
g
NEW
VISIBLE
COOKING
An
Exceptionally
Durable
4J-Coat
Enamelware
White
with
Red
Trim
Every
Piece
Has
a
Pyrex
Glass
Cover
Come
in
and
Sec
Them
on
Display
'NYLON'
Fishing
Leaders
Stronger
Than
Gilt-Uniform
Elastic
No
SJi
c
en
Will
straighten
When
Dry
Will
NotSplit
or
Fray
Will
Not
ISccomc
Sleazy
We
Have
All
Sizes
!
KAIEN
HARDWARE
CO.
Vc
Deliver
oh
Sunday.
The
other
games
"of
I
the
terles
will
be
contested
on
successive
Sundays,
June
11
and
June
18.
Even
though
the
series
be
decided
in
the
first
two
matches,
the
third
will
be
staged
Expert
Itli
date
Close
to
40.000
expected
to
crowd
the
ne
NEW
YORK,
June
6:
(CP)
-
At
At
Vancouver
Vancouver
Island
Island
City
City
ineia
on
Long
island
S
the
his-
their
national
flan
Cincinnati
.Reds
gained
another
torlc
battleground
for
this
thi!
full
game
for
their
margin
of
sup-
VANCOUVER.
June
5:
(CP)
The
greatest
International
cup
polo'
remacy
In
the
National
League
touring
Scottish
football
team
de-
serles
since
1914
with
Captain
Ow-
rrtxrt
uti
yesterday
by
scoring
an
easy
8
to
feated
Nanalmo
by
a
score
of
A
alci
Balding
leading
the
British
III
1
A
I
I
fJ
f
2
victory
over
the
New
York
to
2.
The
tourists
made
all
thel'
team
nnd
caDtaln
Tommv
Hitch-
1V
VT
LiUlvJ
SCHEDULE
June
7-tRlnk
No
2
vs,
Rlnk
No
10;
nink
No
3
vs
Rlnk
No.
5
June
0'Rlnk
No
4
vs.
Kink
Na
;
Rlnk
Ne.
7
vs
Rlnk
No.
.
June
12
Rlnk
No.
8
vs.
Rlnk
No
10:
Rlnk
No.
1
vs.
Rlnk
No.
4.
June
14-Rlnk
No.
2
vs.
Rlnk
No
3;
Rlnk
No.
3
vs
Rlnk
No.
0.
June
10
Rlnk
No.
7
vs
Rlnk
their
last
defeat
In
1936.
thy
No
10:
Rink
No
Jw
have
focussed
every
effort
on
nut-
June
10-
Rink
Nn
Rlnk
No
9.
1
v
Rlrk
5;
Rlnk
No
2
v
Rlnk
No.
C
SPORT
CHAT
Hunting
tn
South
Afrki
spectator.
arc
!L"'!
t
oig
room
s-.:
-
of
,
n..
.
.i.-
the
!for
,9r
old
0,a
tYDe
mum.
mualf
,..,
""i
tm
blue
stands
for
matches
'i
'.e
Prices
have
been
set
at
the
low
ial
Cap
D"mllh.s-
,J5
r,
(CP)
-United
States
defeated
est
In
history
In
line
with
areat
Britain
by
a
score
of
11
to
-polo
for
the
public"
policy
7
on
sogsy
ground
Sunday
in
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the
Investigations
of
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Fisheries
Research
Station,
the
Company
has
Just
completed
extensive
changes
and
Improvements
In
ice
storage
Tind
Ice
delivery
methods.
Ice
for
the
boats
will
all
be
old
Ire,
thoroughly
cured
off
aged
at
new
low
temperatures.
:ll
will
be
delivered
into
the
hold,
even
In
the
hottest
weather,
as
cold
as
the
atoragt
room.
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are
Invited
to
inspect
the
new
system.
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ice
than
ever
before,
at
no
increase
In
cost,
means
economy
to
the
boat
and
Improved
quality
In
fish
delivery,
Canadian
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