i
4
rAai
run.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
fire
Insurance.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
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Saturday,
July
'5,
1924.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
Money
By
George
McManus
I
P$OMito
YOU-
esse,
'
v
Jrn
L?
u.
Mis
Orders
l
MAO
IT
FRAMED
r
,
.
"
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
or
that
Summer
Vocation
Visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
Fur
tickeU,
nates
and
In
formation,
see
us.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Block,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C.
Office
Hours,
9
ts
6.
Phone
686.
Open
Evenings
Only
For
Special
Appointments.
M.
S.
SING
SPECIAL
DRY
PRESSING
To
July
1.
1
Suit
....
75o
S
Phone
774.
820
Third
Avenue
P.O.
Hox
88.
Prince
Ilupert,
U.G.
Agent
for
Society
Brand
Clothes
Now
showing
Spring
Patterns
and
Styles
Thor
Johnson
Second
Avenue
EDSON
GOAL
Received
fow
cars
of
our
Famous
Kdson
Coal;
From
now
on
we
can
supply
the
same
in
any
quantities.
Call
up
58
for
quick
delivery.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
"
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Oistributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WOODCOCK
Dairies,
Ltd.
Pure
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Delivered
Dally.
Direct
from
the
farm
to
the
home.
Phone
Black
216.
P.O.
Box
895.
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ttmA
Tv-.
J
J
J
I
U
4-
-
OCEAN
FALLS
BEAT
RUPERT1
Played
Better
Baseball
than
Locals
and
Deserved
5
to
4
Victory
Last
Night
The
Ja
Uaht'Se
loam
frnm
Opn.-in
!
J
ails
played
boiler
baseball
Ihan
Prince
Rupert
last
nicrlil
fully
deserving
of
Us
victory
liy
a
score
of
5
In
1
in
the
third
came
or
the
series.
Ineffective
pitch-
.
n
'
j
...fj
ti
mini
in
i
M
ill
ii
ill
.
.
V
.
wnen
lwn
sa,e
""s
a
circuit
clout
by
Maloba
gavi
the
la
visitors
three
runs
and
fielilinaf
errors
by
Menzies,
third
base,
and
i'..issoii,
snori,
jn
I
lie
first
am
third
innings
were
responsible
for
the
defeat,
of
Prince
Ilupert,
I
he
Ocean
Kails
team
nlaved
a
I
ligliler
game
(ban
did
the
local
and
snappy
fielding
prevented
IliA
Homo
team
from"
eveninar
un
Though
perhaps
not
as
well
nlai-j
ed
a
game
as
that
of
Thursday
K
evening,
Ihe
match
last
niir
i
u-r
was
niore
exciting
Ihe
Japs
made
their
first
run
in.
Ihe
first
inning.
Aoki
made
a
Ft
Safe
hit
to
centrn
fiplil
nml
Itnv.
....j-i
-
uiiii
urn
dii
hps
i
wncn
r.asson
lei
groumier
l
trough.
MnlnhA
bunted
and
scored
Aoki
though
he
was
put;
out
himself.
Their
second
riin
came
in
Ihe
third
when
Take
got
first
after
n
bml
drop
by
Menzies
and
was
scored
)
ly
llayaml
with
a
safe
hit
lo
lefl
field.
It
looked
like
more
runs
for
the
visitors
but
Hayami
was
put
out
at
home
for.,.
the
thir.
man
down
when
the
bases
were
full.
Prince
Huoerl.
however,
pvphj,
ed
up
in
end
of
Hie
Ihird
,wlin
the
local
batters
touched
Hayami,
Hie
Japanese
ni
clier.
for
a
Immvii
be
of
grounders
which
resulted
ii
two
scores
being
made.
Sidney
Hazetl-Jones
was
responsible
for
one
of
ihese
when
he
made
firlf
on
a
safe
hit
to
centre
and
stole1
go
around
the
rest
of
bases
In
home,
making
good
when
the
second
baseman
errorcd.
Halfour
and
Jlalchford
were
walked
and
the
bases
were
filled,
Kasson
making1
a
two
base
grounder
which
scored
Italchford
after
Hal
four
had
been
put
out
at
third.
Fatal
Fifth
The
game
was
won
and
lost
in
Ihe
fiflh
inning
when
the
Japs
an
started
to
hit
Fortin
freely,
Ito
singling
and
stealing
second
(md
being
"scored
when
llayaml
made
a.
safe
hit.
Maloba
followed'
m
wjth
a
home
nln
with'
Jlaysimj
in
front
of
bun,
this
making
a
total
of
three
runs
for
the
inning.
The
locals
picked
up
another
run
in
Ihe
sixth
when
Willie
Mitchell
kiwicked
out
a
grounder
which
scored
Menzies
who
had
got
first
on
a
bad
relurn
from
the
shortstop
followed
by
a
steal
lo
second.
After
Halcbford
had
been
but
out
by
the
Japanese
left
fielder
catching
a
fly
which
be
had
lo
run
Into
a
fence
to
save
and
Forlin
bad
fanned,
things
got
inter
esting
in
the
seventh
when
Kas
son
got
first
on
a
passed'
ball
and
was
scored
by
Vip
Menzies
who
came
through
wilh
Ihion
hagger.
The
locals
but
one
run
behind,
Astoria
came
lo
bat
wild
Menzies
on
third
ami
had
the
.opportunity
lo
tie
Ihe
gatn,e
up
lie
POPPCil
on
to
the
nilrlinr
however,
and
the
sido
went
down
to
the
'disappointment
f
the
ex.
peclanl
crowd
of.
hoine
(earn
silp.
poriers.
-
Fast
Fielding
A
feature
of
the
irnmi
ocrnrrni
in
Ihe
seventh
fntiing
when
hit
Japanese
side.
went,
down
with
only
three
.balls
pitched.
The
first
two
bnlters
put
flies
int
the
bauds
of
Jack
Hntcbford
at
centre
field
and
Ihe
third
filed
out
to
Kasson.
Willie
Mitchell
was
responsible
for
a
double
play
in
the
fifth
in
:
kiii;uiM..i
I
Ground
Saw
their
teeth
r
of
t
X'Crmtnt
Crnd"
length
of
the
tew,
thu
finikin
vrtlntJitta
initial.,
in
a
Is
an
t.
i-r..:-
J1MONM
C1N1II1
klWrit
liuixri?
'VinctiTcf
WOHIRiAl
Su
Jobo,
N.B.
.
lu
vvni-ii
im
rniifriiT
n.
.-.
v,..u6ni,
u
lljr
.11111
converted
it
to
McKeown
lo
get
runner
out
at
the
homo
nlalo
Strike-nuts
Hy'
Forlin,
3;
by
llayamf,
7
Score
by
innings:
1
2
3
1
C.
7
Ocean
Falls
.10
10
0
0
5
rince
Iliipeit
0
0
2
0
0
1
1
The
Line-up
The
teams
were
as
follows:
Ocean
Falls
1
In.
c:
Aoki.
i-f:
llayanii,
p;
Maloba',
2b;
Xishi,
3h;
agano,
lb;
human
n.
ss:
Abe.
e.r
Take,
If.
Prince
Runerl
Ilaze!lT
lh;
'.
Mitchell,
2b:
nalfnurrf:
rlih,
p;
Italchford.,
cf;
Kasson!
,
!
V
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M.n.;,,u
Tl..
II'
,,.
ii
:
k.
inniii,
ii;
picivenwn,
c.
P.
Laporte
and
S.
J.
F.vans
were
implres.
Sport
Chat
j
The
next
inter-town
baseball
gatne
in
which
Prince
ltuperl
will
figure
will
likely
be
wilh
Ketchikan.
When
the
Klks"
min-
Irel
show
goes
north
this
month
a
baseball
learn
will
probably
SO
With
II
II
U
nviu.oln.l
that
Hie
steamer
Prince
John
will
chartered
fur
Ihe
occasion
and
the
dale
now
proposed
is
I
July
26,
'As"
llils
is
a
week-end,
many
fans
will
undoubtedly
avail
themselves
of
the
opportunity
lo
along.
The
local
ball
team
has
been
considerably
sireiurlli-
ened
since
the
season
began
and
should,
now
be
able
lo
give
a
Jack
Keefe
...
..,
..
..
21
Dr.
Kenney
.
18
Joe
Scot
I
...
...
...
.
.
18
11.
Mcf.eo.l
'15
Dr.
Doherly
l
i
K
,n.
ftibbonis
1
1
"'
-imi
.n
iji
wjt
UdlltlllU,
cllllllll-
good
account
of
itself
againsl.jlng
lo
Owen
McFadden,
a
Veran
my
i-uiiijM-miou
ma
i
oners
in;miner
or
unite,
the
Koolenays,
Ihe
north.
if
hp
Yukon.
Allin
nrul
fnr
Ihn
nrtel
Pretty
soon
now
Ihe
sports
committee
of
Ihe
Fair
Hoard
shoilld
be
COIllincr
I
ll
fill!
c,..
irll
wilh
......
announqement
of
ils
plans
Smoke
OLD
CHUN
The
Tobacco
o(
Quality
HUGE
BODIES
OF
ORE
IN
SIGHT
AT
STEWART
iMin,nB
Wan
8ays
Enough
Wealth
There
to
Pay
Off
National
Debt
of
Canada
"There
is
enough
ore
in
sight
In
the
Stewart
camp
In
pay
off
Ihe
ti!llmfil
.li.lii
,.r
n.,.,i
.,-.,
!
Jsix.
year
in
Slewart,
which
is
Ihe
galewaV
to
Hie
Porilnmi
r.!ihni
area
of
Hritish
noliVmbin
In
mr-
.
rnlmrnl
v.,,
.
..
,
,
iiiti
....
.
1(a
..f
ll.n
,,,,
l'ltlllll
i:.
a.
pressed
as
to
the
riches
of
the
15
t
.tins
Compiny
of
CtnttU
Llnlud
Seajed
Package
Wri
irrps
tobacco
in
Its
original
condition
J
also
in
v
UtauUctutcd
by
ImpttUl
Tobacco
-
-
1
i
ii
ji
i
i
for
Exhibition
week,
llemeni
,'lieniiK
the
.interesting
series
of
(iiiler-lown
fames
both
football
land
baseball
thai
were
staged
last
September,
-fans
are
expect
ing
that
Ihe
,1923
program
will
le
equalled
if
not
excelled.
Sure
iial
sport
features
have
come
lo
be
a
requisite
'adjunct
lo
Ihe
Inhibition
and,
indeed,
as
far
as
revenue
is
concerned,
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
run
the
Fair
gale
a
dose
second.
I
Jack
Dempsey
has
retained
Itlie
heavyweight
boxing
chain
iPionship'-'lonjfer
than
most
-
of
itlinse
who
have
held
the
lille
isince
Ihe
i$yX
of
John
L.
S'ul
jltvan.
He
has
now
worn
the
jcoveleii
crown
for
five
years
'i'his
record
is
eclipsed
only
by
Jim.
Jelieries
ami
Jack
'Johnson.
.each
of
whom
was
champion
for
a
little
more
than
six
years.
Tin
average,
for
Ihe
seven
champions
since
Sullivan's
lime
has
been
four
and
one-half
years.
TRAP
SHOOTING
Jack
Keefe
High
Man
at
Oun
Club's
Meeting
Last
Night
At
Ihe
shooU
of
Ihe
Prince
ltuperl
fiiin
Club
held
On
Ihe
club's
range
on
Park
Avenue
last
night
Jack
Keefe
was
high
man
with
a
score
of
21
out
of
a
pos
sible
25.
The
scores
were
as
"
-
-
.
-
n"'rr"""'
,
p
Daily
News
Classified
AM
CENTS
CENTS
PER
PER
WORD
WORD
IN
IN
ADVANCE.
Anviiurr
No
w
Adv.rtiwment
a
.
..
2
FOR
rtENT
TO
RKN'T.
Furnished
house
keeping
suite.
Apply
110
Sixth
Ave,
hast
or
phono
Hlue
217
FOIl
ItKNT.
Palmer
House
for
cheap
rates
ami
holne
comforts.
Houses
for
rent
also,
if
FOIl
RENT
Four
room,
modern.
healed
apartments.
Apply
Smith
&
Mailed,
Ltd.
If
THIlKK
IIOOMKD
House
lo
Ilc.nl
on
Summit
Avenue.
Phone
623.
.17
MODKIl.V
Four
lloomed
Flat
for
rent.
Weslenhaver
Hros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM
Jlll.t.
FARM.
TERRACE.
Hoard
and
residence
for
the
summer
holidays.
Not
a
convalescent
home,
but
where
anyone
out
of
sorts
will
convalesce
Home
cooking,
Home
grown
vegetables
and
fruits
in
season.
Fresh
milk
and
home
made
butler.
Tennis.
Splendid
accommodation
for
children,
with
playing
fields,
etc.
Entire
charge
of
children
when
desired.
To
save
disappointment
hiake
your
reservations
early.
For
Icrms,
etc.,
write
Lanfear
and
French,
Hill
Farm,
Terrace,
B.C.
HOARD
and
Room
at
the
Inlander
centrally
located,
ono
half
block
from
Post
Otllce,
830
Second
AVen.
Phone
137.
tf
camp,
he
points
out
that
Ihe
Pre
mier
has
.100,000,000
in
sight.
The
Dunwell
looks
belter
than
the
I
Premier.
The
Independence
he
places
as
a
property
that
gives
every
appearance
of
developing
into
one
of
(he
immense
pro
ducers
of
Ihe
camp,
lie
is
very
hopeful
of
(he
outlook
in
Ihe
Marmot
River
section
of
the
Stewart
camp,
lie
has
the
Dwyer
group
in
that
area.
The
Porter
Idnho
properly
on
Ihe
Marmot
Is
making
a
splendid
showing,
nml
the
managemenl
is
sacking
ore
there
worth
sano
a
on.
One
of
(be.
great
drawbacks
lo
that
sec
tion
of
Ihe
camp
is
Ihe
absence
of
a
road
up
the.
Marmot.
Victoria
Colonist.
CANNOT
CHANGE
TRAIN
SCHEDULE
Board
of
Trade
Notified
That
Daylight
Train
Between
Here
and
Smlthers
Impracticable
A
recent
reuuest
from-
fln
Smllhers'
Hoard
of
Trade
Ihat.
the
lime
oT
the
,
(J.N.R.
westbound
train
be
changed
to
permit
of
more
daylight
travel
hclwe.cn
thai
I
own
and
Prince
Ilupert
was
ngaili
brought
up
-a
I
a
meeting
or
llie
ponnl
or
trade
last
night
Ihe
special
committee
appointed
Ip
lake
lip
Ihe
htaller
with
traffic
'officials
or
Ihe
Canadian
.
National
Railways
reported
Ibcv
limi
been
noiiried
Ihlit
shch
a
cliangej
in
tin'
train
schedule
at.
this
time
would
seriously
conflict
wilh
boat
Connections
and
ie
movement
or
fish,
The
conspon.
rlence
was
filed.
STOMACH
SUFFERING
disappears
as
If
by
Inaglc
when
Jn-To
Is
used,
flu
pains,
held
slninaeh,
sotir
sloniach(
'hiil'nlng
and
all
arter-rnllng
illslress
relieved
in
two
middles,
All
Drug
Mores.
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Shenloh
were
.passengers
for
Terrace
on
a
week
end
holiday
visit
on
last
night's
train.
WANTED
WANTED.
-Tenders
wanted
for
shingling
the
King
Edward
School.
Tender,
Close
July
5.
For
particulars
apply
'to
W.
D.
Vance,
secretary.
157
WANTED.
Furniture
of
every
description.
Highest
prices
paid.
Prince
Rupert
Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
C52.
FOR
SALE
'OH
SALE.
Sixteen
room
rooming
house
nnd
store;
all
furnished.
Full
sized
baaiment
with
new
hot
air
rurnacn.
Terms
arranged.
This
hiiililinir
is
right
In
front
of
the
Dry
Dock,
U29
Ambrose
Avenue,
t'r
'OH
SAI.E,
J'leasiiie
launch,
32
fool,
8
h.p.
Palmer
engine,
in
firsl
class
condition.
Also
28
fool
I
rolling
boat
wilh
new
G
h.p.
Yale
engine.
Make
art
offer.
Musi
be
sold
by
July
1,
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow-
Hay.
If
'OR
SAI.E.
Cheap.
Lots
05
and
GO;
block
7,
section
I
umi
lots
105
and
I0C,
block
31,
Section
8.
Apply
Hank
of
Montreal.
FOR
SALE.
Fine
lot
of
thrifty
pigs,
nine
weeks,
Yorks
or
Du-rocks,
7.50
each.
Sierra
Vista
Ranch,
Telkwa.
5G
FOR-SALE
Waller
Camp's
Daily
Dozen,
rive
records,
allium
and
charts.
Prince
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