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&
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and
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'are
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Prince
Rupert,
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,i.y
1
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
best
food.
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more
of
it.
Kept
by
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
5S0.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
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Baggage
Coal
139
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and
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Phone
68.
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and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Sltuale
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building;
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
.Water.
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TABLES.
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Restaurant
In
connection.
James
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-
Proprietor.
BRITISH
CAPITAL
IS
WANTED
HERE
Canadian
Gazette
Published
in
London
Has
Interesting
Article
on
B.C.
Mining
!ffAS
It
Is
difficult
to
estimate
theW
wmi
amount
of
American
capital
in-i
BRIER
TBI
DAELT
WEWa
Wednesday,
January
30.
joj,
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMai
Hit
SPECIAL
CA.N
VOU
TPl
i
inap
4
WHERE.
THE.
mowm
cr
U&HKTMChT
ta?
J
FOR
FEW
DAYS.
FOR
SEVERAL
YEARS
m
inn
ciiwi
uiai
von-i'artisnn
jl.eapue
lenders
and
radical
reptih.
lf
ywu
hv(
snrrT(Hi
roan
roniipiim'liran
lenders
are
coins
lieadlonu:
lfur
yesr.
tried
all
1
1
nil
of
rtinmlie;flir
Coolhlge
Democratic
leaders
insist
Mini
hui.im-1
i
m
hu.
muoriM
wi.t..i
wiih
mnMlimlion.
wutikln't
you
naildr
It
Ulie
rrP.slilCIll
(.oollilnc
is
Will-Mcssiiit
in
l
ilil
in
kwri
llu)
txiwrUlllinff
the
siinitnrt
nf
sinru
.if
jvesM
in
Hrilish
.Columbia
miiiJjM,7"r"rh.r,n-.
Mr
'
",
Zn
-
W,M
h0,,'
as
compared
with
Canadian
reiievinr
iiw
r.ri
or
ninsiiun.,llm
pa,n
Republican
noiirin-'and
Hrilish
capital,
says
Anthony:
...
..
.a,inn'
il
uin
"l
l''1P
,,lm
'
McMillan
in
an
article
appear-L;.
nig
recently
in
ino
i.auaiiinn
rr
M-vri
yr.
i
brn
w
ue
.mii-Cazette
iuli!ished
in
London.
i'",rn'
-"'v,f
'"'
tm
wm
Kxact
r:
.
ii.
:
.
:
to
In
the
IwM
rrninly
I
luve
fvi-r
uhI
f.frures
on
this
point
arc
flir
,mu
4n1
,lv,r
,
avnilable,
hut
it
can
he
said
tiiy
kn-n
im
ik.w
mi
rrronunrfui
Uhat
wijh
Ihe
exception
of
the
ox-
ihni
highly."
tensive
mininpr
properties
owned
,,,,.,
,i.Uwr
rib
ir,
r
.
Ihe.
Consolidated
Minin?
and
vial
at
all
lMir.
or
maiiwi
rtirtt
on
ifmelting
Contpany
of
Montreal,
rwipt
r
prirc
iy
tjm
t.
Mimurn
Co..
L-limli
i
m.iinlv
r.innilinn
.nl.l!lJ"llM
Toronto.
Cnt.
jlal,
many
of
the
larpe
properties
undnuhtedly
owned
or
controlled
by
Americans.
The
firan-
wompauy,
imiWMK
um
b'reni
mines
.,d
smaller
at
Ai.yo.x,
on
.-..ai.
v..m,
c.ourouu.s
u
su
,
l.UllM.T
.MllUIUnill
Clipper
Ue-
f'-rn.erly
poMls
in
the
interior
owned
by
the
Canadian
Copper
...J.
.
.":...
:
;
.
pahy.
The
-company
owninp
the
Ilrilannia
mine,
not
fur
from
Van-
couver.
is
also
n
New
York
con-
tern,
and
Hie
Premier
mine
is
principally
mvned
by
Americans.
A
,
the
Crows
Nest
Pass
Coal
Com-',,,
13
pauy
was
al
one
lime
controlled
rr
pilar
ami
In
r.xi
healthy
r.s.mi.rti
ini
nrrinn
HiM-a.
v.iii.r
llNiumiu
lin
t
,.,,.....
'Tu
n
ow
a
pood
deal
of
'placer
min
in?.
"Tl.r.
ml.l
remarlnl.lo
.levelnn.
,nPI)l
,
g(M
ani,
sver
mjnin
nrtlMl
Columbia
in
ll2t
was
,
ii,.
1(.,,:
l!n
tln
nnaaimr
.J.
man"
,
.
w
In
nmnir
.m-riran
MTotMilp
ana
in
mm
venr
friiile.l
il
former
nrn.
!
....,:'
a..'
iHu'r
of
,n
"
nothlnp
by
Canadians,
but
it
is
under-
epn,
nf
,
nu,
,
,,pin(J
nU
sl..od
that
the
control
has
pas.ed,,,
e,lllnllj.
Hjvj()o(1
,,Plw.pPn
,lie
to
Amenrair
inlerests
closely
,Mmoll,
S,rf
;
U)M
Mine,
the
connected
will,
the
(.real
.Nor-,
,,,,,,
pamn
flrl(,
Tl(lw.ar
lliem
Itailway.
.
jc,,pp,T
Co.
on
Ihe
west
coast
of
Must
be
on
Spot
.
(Vancouver
Island."
t.arpe
mineral
areas
in
the
province
are
comparatively
tin-
explored.
In
the
belter
known
districts
many
properties
with
in-i
licalions
of
mineral
wealth
be-.
lomiup
to
prospectors
and
men'
of
small
means
await
the
dvcnllRa"cal
of
Northwest
Give
Pre-
ii
T
capitalists'
ami
of
exploration
rorrrpanies.
Hut
if
Ihe
efforts
of
these
arc
to
be
successful
busi-
ness
must
be
looked
after
on
the
spot.
II
is
useless
to
try
to
di-
Canadian
Press'.
The
manneriu
rect
operation
from
London,
f,-
which
Coolidpe
campaign
mau-000-miles
away,
as
is
so
oflen'npers
are
succeeding
in
annexinp
Hie
wny
with
Knplish
companies
support
for
his
nomination,
as
operating
in
Canada.
For
every
presidential
randidale
in
Ihecorn-
icason
it
is
lobe
hoped
that
more
Hrilish
c.-ipilal
will
be
invested
in
Canada,
and
that,
-profiling
by
past
experience,
such
investments
win
lie
mane
inroiigii
respond-
ble
ngerts
thoroughly
acquainted
with
Ihe
country
and
the
people.
There
is
certainly
every
oppor
-
Hinily
for,
profitable
investment
in
Ihe
mining
industry
of
Hrilish
(.oliimbin
if
only
the
ordinary
rules
of
prudence
are
observed.
Industry
Described
Accompanying
llili
article
are
two
pages
of
Hrilish
Columbia
mining
pictures,
including
views
of
the
Premier
Mine
buildings
and
oro
bunkers.
Giber
excerpts
from
Mr.
McMillan's
article
are
as
follows:
"In
Ihe
bonanza
ilays
of
placer
mining
the
output
was
principally
from
Ihe
Cariboo
district
in
Ihe
interior,
n
district
which
till
maintains
ils
lead,
though
t"J22
wa
the
Cranny
Co.
at
!
Pom
an
produced
'....
'.
per
cent
of
,
,h
the
total
of
the
iirfivirup
llin
rorimininf
cmvpn
prM
UflkTWIWr
TIlliniHU
PPPIIRI
(PAN
SUPPORT
'
UUI
1
sident
Their
Support
for
Nomination
i
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
30.
(Ily
jug
elections,
from
the
radial
republicans
if
the
northwest,
is
causing
a
great
deal
of
comment
(in
political
quarter.
enator
LioM
of
North
Dakota
recently
declared
himelf
for
jCnolldge
and
Ibis
slarled
Ihe
icoinmeiil.
Senator
Ladd
Indi-
jented
dial
Senator
Hiram
John,
jpu,
candidale
for
the
republican
nominal
ion,
won
Id
not
have
much
support
in
North
Dakota.
He
also
indicated
that
he
did
not
believe
Senalor
LaFollelle
would
be
a
randidale.
This
announceriVcnl
came
al
Ihe
same
time
that
Sennlor
J-'razler
of
North
Dakota,
who,
like
Ladd,
has
the
support
of
the
Non.
par
tisan
League,
was
one
of
the
guests
of
the
president
during
n
muse
on
nie
varni
aiayiiowrr,
Anoitier
puesl
at
the
lime
wns
Hie
Itepublican
slate
chairman
of
I
North
Dakota.
It.
W.
Frailer,
who
.internal
revenue
for
."North
On
XI
b.
80
in
Ihe
Atlin
and
Slikine
miuingiis
seeking
Hie
Job
of
collector
of
iiiisions
near
ine
coast
mere
is
kola.
The
result
of
kiicli
ilttlni.
r'
,,a-
'"o
mvi
.-.ik
(l(sc
leaders
he
is
nol
gaining
.
.
....
iu,p
PPri.nr
ihe
rank
and
file
J'
1
1
I'?1
w,,il,.
Ut
""PP'Tl
of
next
November.
Sport
Chat
Re
Campbell,
middleweight
boxer
Willi
fjuile
a
reputation
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
rear
lied
the
city
front
Ketchikan
on
the
Victoria
Monday
niorniiijr.
lie
plans
on
remaining
here
for
the
lime
bejng
al
least.
During
the
past
few
months
Campbell
ha
bad
several,
encounter),
al
Ketchikan,
lie
knocked
out
Sailor
Preseolt
j
,
n.i.i
..
-
.1
iiir-
ITfUIIll
a
II
n,-w
illU
"'l'
",e
,n'1"''
"vened
thinps
ma(1.
.i..,
ll
,
.
.
.maicn
uampleii
ami
II.
II.
Fkin-
icame
of.
the
nepotinlions.
It
i
possible
!
that
Ibey
may
be,
ro
n"wl
now
that
Cnmpbell
in.
in
town.
Playing
us
they'
never
played
before,
a
Ketchikan-
all
star
basketball
leant
lost
to
the
visiting
Por
Simpson
native
team
at
Kelcliikan
last
week'
by
a
score
Df
t'J
to
18.
The
Alaska
players
were
able
to
keep
Ihe
ball
their
share
of
Ihe
lime
but
were
weak
at
shooting.
Checking
on
both
sides
was
good
though
not
very
dose.
The
Port
Simpson
team
ilso
played
n
game
at
New
Mel-
lakalla
and
were
beaten
by
a
core
of
31
to
17.
It
is
under
stood
that
I
lie
port
Simpson
hoys
are
now
desirous
of
meet
ing
a
Prince
Ituperl
aggregation.
Orollo
and
St.
Andrew's,
cellar
leams
in
I
be
Prince
Ituperl
City
Milliard
League
standing,
are
la
meet
lonighl.
After
their
splen
did
viclory
over
the
Prince
llu.
perl
Milliard
parlor
last
week
Ihe
tobacconists
are
now
out
to
rise
from
.fifth
place
o
fourth
or
possibly
thirds
II
will
not
take
many
points
to
do
il.
The
main
endeavor
of
the
Scots
will
be
lo
gel
out
of
Ihe
cellar
which
Ibey
now
occupy
by
a
pretty
long
margin.
II
will
be
the
third
appearance
for
iioth
leams
and
the
first
lime
Ibey
meel
with
each
oilier.
,
....
.
!rcnrding
lo
Ihe
1023
pitch
ing
records
for
Die
National
League,
Adolfo
I.
untie,
Clncin
tint
f.
won
the
most
games
wilh
out
defeat
from
a
club,
achiev
ing
seven
victories
over
lloslon
Jesse
Harnes,
lloslon,
Inst
the
most
games
vvilhoiil
viclory
(o
a
club,
Is'ing
ilefealeil
five
lime
in
Plllsliui-g.
Hurlejgh
Grimes,
Hrooklyu,
pitched
either
excep
lionally
well
or
very
poorly
the
ECONOMY
iuy
d
fAisvm
Dicvicrt
!,
?nti
31
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.
j
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t.
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30
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and
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schoolgh-l
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boa
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and
room.
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reliable.
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P.O.
llo
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If
FOR
SALE
FOIl
SAI.F..
Fully
modern
bouse
in
Section
five.
Six
rooms,
pantry
and
basement.
Iluill
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remeiil
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in
wood
condition.
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x
31
propeller
cheap.
Apply
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tf
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RENT
STEAM
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Flat
for
rent
Meaner
a-partments.
M.
M
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AUCTION
SALE.
AUCTION
SALE
al
35
Second
Avenue
on
Thursday,
January
31
at
2.30
p.m.
Consisting
of
mahogany
library
table,
armchairs,
rrass
chairs,
Wilton
carpels,
bed,
bureau,
good
waler
color
pictures,
linoleum,
kllcheu
ulimsils,
elc.
Philpoll,
F.vill
iv
Co.
25
LOST
LOST.
Siring
of
pearls
between
Dunsmuir
SI.
and
Fifth
Ave.
West.
Finder
please
relurn
lo
Daily
News
Ofllci!.
Rewanl.
against
a
club.
He
won
six
games
without
defeat
from
Philadelphia,
seilrod
five
straight
victories
over
Ho.lon,
won
five
out
nf
six
games
from
Pilsburg,
sulfered
fjvc
dcfeals
in
seven
games
against
SI.
Louis
and
lost
four
out
of
five
games
each
to
Chicago,
Cinrmuall
add
New
York.
Arthur
Vance,
llrooklyn,
enjoyed
Ihe
longest
slrelch
of
consecutive
games.
Joseph
Oescbger,
lloslon,
sulTered
Ihe"
ouget
losing
streak,
being
do-Tealed
ten
consecutive
games
from
May
30
to
July
2D.
NEW
LAMP
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94
AIR
Beats
Electrlo
or
Gas
A
new
oil
lamp
thai
gives
no
amartnitly
hrillianl,
soft,
white
light,
even
heller
than
'gas
or
electrirlly,
has
been
lesled
by
the
U.S.
Government
and
35
leading
unhersilles
am)
found
to
be
superior
lo
10
ordinary
oil
lamps.
II
burns
wllhool
odor,
smoke,
or
noise
no
pumping
up,
Is
simple,
clean,
safe.
Ilurns
9
nlr
ami
Q
common
kerosene
(coal
oil).
The
inventor,
G,
A,
Johnson,
5V5
McDermot
Ave.,
Winnipeg,
is
offering
lo
semi
a
lamp
on
10
days'
FREE
(rial,
or
even
to
give
one
FREE
to
Ijte
first
user
In
each
locality
who
will
help
him
Introduce
II.
Wrllo
him
today
for
full
particulars,
Alscr-nsk
him
lo
explain
how
ynu
can
get
the
agency,
and
wlllmul
nxperlence
or
money-make
250.to
1500
per
month.
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137.
tf
FURS
GOING
UP.
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Ma
"kel
is
-omlng
back
strong.
See
me
first
ami
lal
with
your
calch
yon
II
make
more
money.
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GOLDBLOOM,
The
Trapper's
Friend,
Second
Avenue.
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SALES.
Goods
Hoiigbt.
Hold
or
Exchanged
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Auctioneer.
Furniture
end
Crockery.
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lllack
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SCHEDULE
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays,
eloes
at
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East-
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
4.3o
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sundays
p.
,
Wfednesdays
P.M
i
iiiiujb
.-.w.
A..H.i
C.P.Il.
January
It
and
28.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mail
closes
al
4
P.M.
Fridays
..H.15
A.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
C.P.Il.
January
18.
,
To
Anyox.
Alice
Arm.
Stewart.
Premier-Wednesdays
lo
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
A.M.
To
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier
Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alio
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points-January
M
and
28.
From
Alaska
Points-January
18.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
2,
10,
30.
Closes
n.:to
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
January
1
1
and
28.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson-Thursdays
0
p.M.
From
Naas
4lver
Points
Saturdays
A.M.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Wednesday,
January
30
High
8:Kl
a.m.
19.7
f.
2
1
:
1
1
p.m.
10.5
'"w
1
:38
a.m.
7.3
l:5
p.m.
'5,7
Thursday,
January
31
I'iKli
0:21
a.m.
20.2
ft.
22:21
n.in.
17.3
r
'
'
"
r
-
2:52
a.m.
7.0
li:0
p.m.
4.7
Friday,
February
1
"Ish
10:2(5
a.m.
20.9
ft.
23:28
p.m.
18.2
'"w
1:03
a.m.
8.1
17:01
p.m.
3.0
Saturday.
February
2
"'Kl'
11:23
a.m.
21.5
'"w
5:00
a.m.
7.5
'
17
:59
p.m.
2;'i
Sunday,
February
3.
0:21
a.m.
Iflil
12:15
p.m.
22.1
'"w
o:08
a.m.
n.R
'
18:19
p.m.
i,5
fl.
SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
February
I.
Kalens,
Adanacs:
Itrrt
Grntln;
Teachers,
8.O.C.
t-Grotln,
Colls;
Maple
Adanacs;
S.O.C..
Colts.
H.
Kalens,
Teacher,,
Rr-t,
High
School;
Colls,
Tead,
II.
-
Colls,
Ilegt.;
Majbie
I.Mf.
Kaiensf
Teachers.
S.O.C
15.
Adanacs,
Teachers
HifN
School,
Orollo;
S.O.C.
f
:'i
H.
Colls.
High
Srtw..l
Teachers.
Maple
Leafs;
O.!'.
Teachers.
i
22.
Kalens,
Adanac;
tlejr
(irotlo;
Teachers,
S.O.C.
25.
Oroltn.
Colls.
Me:
:t
Leafs,
Adanacs;
S.O.C.,
Ddts,
March
1.
Kalens,
Teachers;
Rrrt
Mm;
Colls,
Teachers,
UfL.
Mipl,
L(,(
Kalens;
Teachers,
H.O.C
8.
Adanacs,
Teachers,
llig"!
School,
Grotto;
S.O.C,
Colts,
1
1
Colls,
High
School,
.Tear
b.
ers,
Maple
Leafs;
Colts,
'Va
..
15
Kalens,
Adanae,,
Re
Grotto;
Teachers,
S.O.C.
WHIST
LEAGUE
Jan
31
SI.
Andrew's
vs
K
'
P.;
LI.O.F.
vs.
Klks
U
J
vs.
G.W.V.A.;
Sons
of
I.
ada
vs.
Sons
of
England,
Feb.
7
SI.
Andrew
vs
fjk-I.O.O.F.
vs.
O.W.V
A
:
Su.
Canada
vs.
K.
of
P.;
fo!
.
K.
of
C.
Feb.
II
Sons
of
England
K
"
of
C:
K.
nf
p.
vs.
ElksJ
.M
vs.
I.O.O.F.;
O.W.V
A
v
S'
Andrew's.
Ieb.
21
Moose
vs.
Sons
nf
fa"
nda;
St.
Andrew's
vs
I.O.O.F
K.
of
P.
vs.
K.
of
C
;
Soi
f
l'nsland
vs.
Elks.
Feb.
28
K.
of
P.
vs.
0
W
V
V
Moose
vs.
Elks;
Son
of
Cnn
ada
vs.
I.O.O.F.;
St.
.jWdrstw's
vs.
K.
of
C.
March
ft
K.
of
P.
vs.
1.G.O.K
Sons
of
England
vs.
M.B!"
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
(
.
March
1.1
-Sons
of
England
v
n.w.vji.
-
League
slamllng:
W.
I.
P"
Moose
8
2
8
Sons
of
England..-
8
3
8
I
1
to
R
3
7
K.
of
p
..
r
;
5
'
G.
W.
V.
A
5
Oddfellows
1
0
SI.
Andrew's
...
4
'7
S.
of
C.
3
8
K.
of
C.
-
3
8
billiairle
issues
schedule
Jan.
30.
Grolln
vs.
St
An
drew's.
Fe.b.
1.
p.R,
Milliard
pirlor
vs.
Elks.
Feb.
4.
P.R.
Hlllard
Parlors
vs.
S.O.F..
Feb.
n.
Elks
vs.
St.
Andrew'.
Feb.
8.
G.W.V.A.
vs.
Grolln.
Fell.
II.
S.O.E,
vs.
SI.
Afidfew"
Fell.
13.
Orollo
VB,
Elks.
Felt.
15.
p.R.
Milliard
Prfrlor
vs.
(t.W.V.A.
i
League
slandfugs
In
1faf(r
tnl
low;
i
'Games,
TolnLKAver
G.W.V.A
r...
3
2llf.O
oa:i
S.
of
E
....
3
20UII
8H?
p.it.n.p.
...
.
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8rti
n.
I'JKm
a
a
i
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Orollo
....
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