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LOCALS
ANNE
SILVER
TROPHY
Beat
Telkwaat
Football
by
Score
of
7
to
1
In
Final
Game
!
,
The.
Telkwa
fonlball
team
rd-j
lapsed
before
riie
Prince
Hupert'
eleven
by
-a
score
of
7
to
I
in
favor
of
Ihe
latter
in
the
final
j
ganw
of
ifie
Fxhibfl
ion
football,
series
played
mi
Ihe
Acropolis;
Hill
grounds
yesterday
,
after,
noon
before-a
giHsl
attendance
of
occer
fans.
Prince
Hupert
(hereby
winning
the
challenge
trophy
for
the
championship
of
northern
B.C.
The
scorers
for
Prince
Rupert
were
O.
K.
Lord
i,
J
Jimmy
Marks
2.
and
II.
Menzie
1,
while
J.
(irahaiu
scored
the
jone
and
only
point
for
Telkwa.
I
The
line-up
follow-)
:
Prince
Hupert
V.
Menzies,
goal;
II.
Menzies
and
H.
M.
D.
.Lamb,
full
hacks;
P.
McOowan,
Oeo.
Kexy
ami
J.
K.
MitPhell,
half
backs;
O.
P.
Tinker.
O.
K.
Lord,
J.
Mark.
J.
John-don-
and
J
F.irquha
r,
forwards,
Telkwa'
Spouse,
sroal;,llaig
and
Ileffermau,
full
barks;
T.
lirandon,
J.
flraham
and
Wallace,
halfbacks;
Owen,
T.
Uran-jdon.
F.
McDonald,
Mack
and
'Roberts,
forward,
i
ieo.
Waugh
was
the
referee
and
W.
Hu.'kifis.
audJluy.
tiil-.
"
"
iioiir
ofliciaTtrtT5IIitTv.-'
j
The
Game
j
The
best
part
of
the
game
was
the
iirst
halfvhich
larled
out
at
a
rapid
pare
and
iu-which
the
,h'ii'rs
wer"
prrtty
evenly
divjil-tel.
Alihouyh
kicking
uphill
the
local
lxys
were
simjii
pressing
ilheir
opponents.
Ktery
member
;of
the
Huerl
eleven
were
playing
fine
football
and
it
was
evi-dent
the
team
wsi
out
to
win
without
a
gri'al
deal
of
ditllculty.
From
the.
kick
olT
Hii'iert
pressed
very
hard
.-spouse,
the
Telkwa
goalie,
who
was
called
upon
ev-
Jeral
limes
to
punch
out.
In
a
scrimmage
in
front
of
the
Telkwa
goal
,I.onl
beat
Spouse
for
the
first
home'
tally.
At
ibis
stage
Ihfl
iame
wi
inleresling
and
both
teams
were
gelling
a
fair
share
of
the
play.
Telkwa
forced
a
corner
oil
V.
Menzies
but
it
was
nol
productive.
The
farmers
then
pressed
the
lluperl
goal
and
V.
Menzies
was
called
upon
to
clear.
Iu
a
fine
individual
dash
by
Ihe
Ituperfites
Jimmy
Alarks
j
brat
pojjse.
for
Ihe
second
time
with
a
Jiot.shot.
A
rush
by
the
Telkwa
aggregation
resulted
in
J.
firaham,
al
centre
half,
heal
ing
the
local
goal
lender.
The
score
al
half
lime
standing
2-1
In
favor
of
Prince
Huperet.
Second
Half
In
the.
second
half
of
the
game
the
collapse
of
Ihe.
Telkwa
boys
came.
Although
lliey
certainly
had
good
opportunities
of
cor-
Wanted
persons
who
nave
stomach
troubles
to
know
that"
JO-TQ
will
relieve
their
suffering
in
2
minutes!
V
RYTHIS
wonderful
durovery
more
th&n
100,000
are
now
enjoying
tomach-comfoft
with
the
ux
of
thk
Iwnltu
remedy
Meuzie.s
assistpd
by-
Marks,
at
centre.
It
was
Hupert'
game
m
ice
and
their
opponents
were
Certainly
outclassed.
Marks,
away,
ami
with
an
ipen
roai
missed
a
splendid
opportunity
of
scoring.
The-next
-tally
ly
the
home
side
uu
by
l.opl
who
sroreij
on
a
pass
from
FarUhar.
l
inker
at
centre
got
through
with
fine
assistance
and
was
on
the
point
of
scoring
when
he
slipped,
bul
Lord
being
handy,
did
the
neeesary,
thus
bringing
the
Atial
ii-urn
lo
7-1.
NATIVE
FOOTBALL
i
Port
Simpson
Beat
Kltkatta
Score
of
3
to
0
son
and
It,
Clifton,
hack;
J
Hill,
0.
(onion
und
II.
Hidlev.
half
back;
J.
limes,
A,
Colllson.
X
I,ewis,
p.
Temple
and
Hj
Moodie
forwards.
II.
Hamilton
referred
the
game
It.
linmuioii
re
fe
reed
the
game
whil
Hoy
fiiliiuiur
and
H.
HolJ
acteit
as
linesmen.
ie
game
Ktarti-d
off
fast
and
furious
While
Kilkatla
weri?
the
lo-ieM
Oil
ttlls
Olfn&ifln
lliotr
lifiil
lianlun
Ing
they
failed
lo
do
o,
Iheir
Oitlakflatniks
in
n
game
played
in
...
.,.,
,,
,K
,,
iiiSeive
very
,e
morning
nnd
were
rouse
inmi
iu
goai.
r
rom
inn
hmently
tired.
In
spile
of
their
whistle
Hupert
got
busy
and
handicnu
I
hot-
out
n
.i.n,1D.
forced
a
corner.
O.K.
Lord,
fjK,i
4in,
it
was
m.l
unfit
to.
Hfjpert,
got
through-
in
a
fine
war,
Hie
end
of
the
came
that
manner
and
scored.
,
imri
tiimu.n
.,.,,
i,
i
n..
.
The
next
lally.
for
Ihe
home
hand.
The.
first
lmlf
wn
m.i
sine
THl
DMUT
VIWB
father
oca
:
motvacw
vamto
.
w
-i
inc.
vjvjix
D
CAX
CiOT
Oo
T
uove.
Must
tr
i
win
pn(v
w
m
Mnui
TO
CET
A
HCw
HAT
WOULCxVr
I
Prince
HiiMrt
were
in
a
drre
tinexrusable
and
might
well
hae
U-eu
preventetl
if
the
Ivams
had
been
in
better
practice.
The
snappy
play
of
the
nyox
men.
whii-li.wa
more
apparent
in
the
game
ii
li
Smltlier
than
it
was
on
Thursday,
was
a
subject
of
comment
among
fans.
The
keen
leatrue
Simetition
which
has
hefn
iu
proa
re
In
Aiiyox
for
the
'at
few
mooths'was
largely
re-AtiMlsbh
for
the
-good
exhihitlons
Hi'
up
here
Uy
ln-
boys
from
Ihe
smelter
town.
On
the
other
ham),
it
ntay
safely
be
said
that
the
local
men
were
imi
up
to
the
mark
because
of
lack
of
pmetice.'.
This
year's
The
final
game
in
Ihe
native
a;n-
.rj4.
wbic-li
was
not
a
football
competition,
played
yes-h,,n
ffr
wft
t0nU-.-lpl
a
it
might
tenlay
afternoon
on
the
Acro-,(l-vr
,rl,n-
Pni
,nr
a
month
polis
Hilt
grounds
between
lSrlaico
and
since
then
the
borne
team
Simpson
ami
Kilkatla
before
a
fH,vs
bad
little
practice
outside
of
large
crowd
of
nalie
soccer
en-
a
few
nerfunclorv
meeliiurs
which
tluisiasls.
resulte.)
in
a
win
for'wpm
not
we
allendeil
on
one
or
Ihe
former
or
3
goals
to
nil.
The
vo
(ay3
immediately
preceding
scorers
were
H.
John-oil
2.
aiidhhe
Kair.
The
loose
fieldinir
on
Tail
I.
The
game
provided
plenty
of
thrills
fm'
the
onlookers
and
proved
to
be
one
of
the
most
keenly
contested
and
exciting
gan'uis
of
the
whole
Fair
sVries.
Following
was
the
line-up:'
Port
Simpson
II.
While,
goal;
Vankey
and
Johnson,
backs;
tl.
Cooper,
Hyan
nod
Tail,
half
backs;
Hi
Cooper,
li.
Alexee,
Jef.
frey.
K.
Hryan
and
II.
liryau.
for
wards.
Kitkatla
M.
Hill,
goal";
C.
Wil
the
part
of
Prince
'Hupert
iu
the
fifth
and
svenlh
innings
when
Anyox
scored
run
would
not
have
liuppeiie
ir
the
players
had
been
utore
in
prurlire.
The"
old
saying
Dial
"practice
make
perfect"
up
flu
s
to
iiueiaH
at
well
ai
to
anything
cNe
ami
if
lliese
liltle
iinerfeclions
thai
loe
games
are
lo
be
avoided
il
i
apparent
thai
there
inul
hi
nvre
practice.
Thai
Js
one
leon
that
the
locals
hoiild
hae
learnVil
from
.
Ihe
series,
.
-
The
-local
football
players
gave
a
good
-account
of
themselves
in
Hie
occer
serie...
n
illffUulty
ivn
expertepceit
by
Prince'
lluperl
in
defeating
ceau
Falls
and
Telkwa
nnd
the
locals
viewed
ntor"
finUlj
and
a
belter
caimhil
ily
of
carrying
out
successfully
Ihe
fine
points
of
the
game.
Ho
it
said
for
the
men
from
the
paper
lowii.(
however,
that
they
reenl-
ci
a
snappy
team
which
lost
out
principally
braiue
of
lis
Innhi)
ily
lo
get
past
the
splendid
lie
fence
line
of
Prince
Hupert.
Their
teamwork
was
Kood
nnd,
from
Ihe
general,
run
of
the
game,
(hey
WTO
entitled
In
uhiph
ennui
limn
was
a
goal
made
by
H.sponsible
for
nny
goals
and
tlin
the
on
goal
which
Ihcy
recorded
I
T
now
I
It"
-yj-"
I
I
I
ae
I
vV.
Vl
M
B
I
M.
W
A
I
play
was
very
bricht
and
even.
In:
.me
secoml
half
pi
rt
Mmpson
showed
very.
good
r.
intonation
in
the
forward'
line.
Fur
the
Kil-katla
aesregation
M
Hill,
in
goal,
played
a
splendid
game.
Sport
Chat
Statement
ami
opinion
to
the
contrary
iiotwilh.ianding,
the
Kxhibilion
haehall
s-
ries
ilemon'
slraletl
that
Prince
Hupert
even
lat
Ibis
time
pstVe
baseball
talent
ojiite
capable
of
meeting
a
ml
ai-ciointing
for
itself
favor-ably
against
any
other
aggrega.
Uions
in
the
district.
This
late-nieul
is
also
made,
in
spite
of
the
fart
that
I'rince
Hupert
lost
the
j
final
game
on'
Thursday
to
Anyo
j""-1
with
it
th
Kair
lUumt's
(trophy
unofficially
indicative
of
-"
-Northern
Hritish
Columbia
chanipiinhip.
The
fielding
ernr
that
lost
for
Hupert,
goi
through
!"
Thursday
aftermwni
s
game
for
ii'inw;t
iicirnrc
aim
imimi
lin
net.
From
Ihe
centre
Telkwa
got
BRIER
77
firTS
OOUUAK
HAVCKT
COT
A
WAXTKI).
Oirl
for
'
general
liou-'work.
Small
family.
No
Washing.
-Phone
tci.
if
vv
axtHI).
Woman
tor
tmlf
dnr
work.
Phone
137,
The
Inlander.
t
ii.
WAXTKI).
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Oirl
helper.
In
lander.
Phone
137.
tf
rtOOM
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BOARD
PAI.MF.H
IIOL'SK.
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Seventh
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West.
Plume
Hed
HO.
Furnished
suites.
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
against
Prinre
RuimtI's
f(Mir.
Xevertheei,
the
local
wert-
en
titled
o
their
ictory.
ONE
MORE
FOOTBALL
CAME
FOR
ANYOX
A.VYOX.
5ept.
15.
The
Ahyot
outdoor
sports
season
is
about
over.
One
nvore
football
game
is
to
be
played
lo
decide
vludhcr
the
Smeller
or
Mine
team
will
lake
the
cup.
This
gome
will
bo
played
on
Monday
evening
next,
weather
permitting.
The
base,
hall
post
seaon
series
has
not
been
finished,
and
will
take
at
least
two
more
games
to
decide
Them
game
will
have
lo
bo
ar-
l
ringed
for
afternoon
and
played
a
weather
conditions
allow.
The
Inst
game
of
footUill
lo
be
played
.and
which
established
Hie
ownership
of
Ihe
medaU
dial
goes
to
the
winners
of
the
regn
lar
schedule,
was
won
by
Ihe
Smeller,
with
two
ponl
lo
one.
I
his
wdm
a
strenuous
game,
and
resulted
in
a
number
of
argil
meals
during
(lie
play,
and
several.
lime
threatened
more
draa
lio
action
on
the
part
of
the.
players.
The
first
and
second
goals
went
lo
the
Smeller
in
the
first
half.
Number
one
wa..
kicked
by
Ross
on
a
paa
from
Klder,
and
number
I
wo
wa
breasted
through
by
Westwood
off
a
neat
shot
on
goal
from
Ihe
side
by
Flder.
The
Mine
goal
came
In
(he
second
fcalf
and
was
put
through
nicely
by
Haines,
II.
McMillan
officiated
with
Ihe
whittle,
the
line,
up
being:
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nnd
J.
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Oirl
for
general
hiHiscwork.
Inquire
3
Fourth
Avenue
West
or
Phne
He
51)0.
If
FOR
SALE
JKWKI
I.I.I1V
Sale
niting
of
waii-lies.
rhamo.
MudanU,
broo-Uits,
fii.
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cut
I
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will
le
held
in
our,
room,
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Avenue
al
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to
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FOR
SALK.-
Six
BOm
i-iHlillllon
Music
Store.
FOH
HKXT.
FumUhe!
mom
with
or
without
hoard.
Hook
cooking.
Near
Kxliibllion
build
ing.
Moderate
rains.
Norfolk
Stephens.
hole
range
fu!
fir..
FOR
HEfiT
i
10-Sixth
Avenue
Kant.
Illue
217.
Liberal
Daily
reward.
AUCTION
RALES.
R.
D.
TAS8IE,
D.O.
Chiropractor
x
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CONTRACT,
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green
vlense.
yesterday
allrnoon
either
nl
Hall
or
Fair
0
rounds.
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pleae
phone
Dry
Dock
or
Illack
135."
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tr
,OST.
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black
silk
handbag,
belween
Yacht'
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atnl
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rill
Avenue".
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Finder
pleae
return
to
Daily
News
ofllce.
TAXI
Tail
67
Phon.
(Call
Oeorgi
or
Oust)
Ross
Brothers.
Iloul
Service
in
the
City,
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Anytime,
Day
or
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3rd
Avenue,
Prince.
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In
your
home
or
at
for
the
iiauaiw
t
aii
our
rooms.
Hoods
also
sold
on
commission.
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer,
Third
Avenue
(Dei.ny
Allen's
Old
Store)
Phone
Black
136
and
Green
471:
CHIROPRACTOR
luiprormirnla.
Aft
lit'
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to
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to
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nr
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Phone
Illue
025.
Residence.
Oren
13a,
EXPERIENCED
CORSETIERE
Orders
tak'en
for
Splrella
OiNids
Mrs,
J.
M.
Qrahlman
Kaieti
Shoe
rSJore,
711
Second
Avenue
West.
LAND
ACT.
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of
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