PAGB
FOUR.
SEC
THE
IN
THE
WINDOW.
.
The
Well
Known
CHUM'S
SHOE
For
Children.
Sizes
up
to
"H.
Usually
priced
at
3.75.
Special
price
for
one
week
$2.95
Sizes
8
l
10.
Usually
priced
at
$1.75.
Special
price
for
one
week
$3.95
These,
ore
absolutely
First
Grade
Shoes
ami
will
sell
iiurk!y
at
this
price.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Avenue,
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that
Summer
Vacation
visit
to
the
Old
Land
early.
For
TickeU,
Hales
and
Information,
see.
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hrcad
is
your
best
food.
Fat
more
of
it.
Kept
hy
the
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
DRY
Birch
&
Cedar
Wood
Cut
any
length.
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
Phone
5E0.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
-
distributing:.
Team
or
"
Motor
Service.
Coal,'
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
HOME
FROM
HOME.
MOCHIDA
ROOMS
714
Fraser
St.
Steam
Heated
Hot
and
Cold
Wnlor
hates
by
Day
or
Month
P.O.
Box
76.
Phone
669.
i
11
ll
GOOD
BOXING
LAST
NIGHTS
Tournament
at
Empress
Theatre'
Brouflht
Out
Large
Crowd
of
Fistic
Fans
SEVERAL
GOOD
BOUTS
liminaries
followed
fa-d
upon
referee
efficiently,
proved
a
very
popular
one
with
the
crowd.
In
Skinner's
corner
were
Hoi
Itames,
Harry
Aslori
and
H.
Ital.
four
while
Dr.
Taie
and
Italph
ini!li
alteuded
tianipbt'll.
Preliminaries
The
4-round
emi
final
bout
between
Ital
I
ling
(iurvich
and
Hill
Slewart
proved
to
be
the
tit
bit
of
the
preliminaries.
In
J
lie
firs)
round
both
boys
set
a
gruellinsr
pace
and
exchanged
punches
with
a
will.
The
bout
provided
plenty
of
excitement
and
referee
McAIeenan's
decision
of
a
draw
-
was
popularly
re
reived.
Jack
McAuley
got
the
decision
over
Fred
Mouller
in
a
spirited
three
round
bout.
Houller
bad
Ihe
misfortune
to
sprain
his
hand
badly
in
the
first
round
In
a
three-round
exhibit
on
bout
llali
Mallieson
and
Kid
Fraser
put
up
a
snappy
and
clever
show.
Id.
Hi
boys
were
ag
gressive
and
showed
up
well.
They
were
always
willing
to
give
and
receive
aib
Ihe
efforts
of
the
contestant
earned
Hie
ap
plause
of
Ihe
audience.
(Jeo.
Itniiller
of
Prince
Hupert,
got
Ihe
derision
of
referee
Mc-
IKelchikan,.
in
the
second
round!
Mi
PeUTremayne
(Adanacs)
IS
r
a
three
round
f?o.
.Mi
II.
I.und.tii-1
(Kaiens,
IS.
Perl
Morgan,
Jack
Ju.liio
amlMis
M.
I.anrater
i
Tear
Iters
,
7
jCharlic
Watuian
were
on
the
Mjs
Willa
Dyer
Adanacs,
0."
tloors.
i.Miss
H.
Ilil.li.iril
iTeachcrs)
I.
BASKETBALL
SCORING
Vsrhrnf
mma.I
j
lit
I
i
I
a
In
1
1
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n
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V
i
F..
McLean
(lli?h
School)
12.
Howard
Jroltn)
39.
W.
tiray
ffirotto)
36.
W.
Cavalier
(Klks)
35.
A.
Phillip
(High
School)
.10.
V.
Meagher
(F.Ik)
2rt.
T.
Fraer
(Crollo)
2fi.
I).
Frizzell
(Colts)
22.
C.
Anderson
(Orotlo
,
19.
It.
Oreenwell
(F.Ik)
10.
W.
Lambie
(Orotlo),
15.
II.
Herryman
(F.Ik)
15.
A.
Johnslon
(Klks)
13.
L.
Aslori
(Klks)
12.
O.
Ilulg.
r
(High
School)
12.
H.
Wendle
(Klks)
II.
Anderson
(Grotto)
8.
P-
Craggs
(Klks)
8.
A.
Palmer
(Klks)
fi.
It.
Kelly
(Klks)
I.
II.
Capslick
(Grotto),
.
G.
Hill
(Grotlo)
2.
Ladies'
League
Miss
Caroline
VMilcltell
(Teachers)
105.
Missl.eona
Parker
(Adanacs)
9f.
Miss
.Myra
Harvey
(Maple
Leafs)
68.
Mis
M.
Casey
(Kaiens)
12.
Miss
V.
Shockley
"(Adanacs)
38.
Miss
Sundae
Calderope
(Maple
Leafs)
36,
Miss
A.
Kelly
(Adanacs)
3t.
Miss
Margaret
Graham
(Maple
Leafs)
33.
Miss
Nora
Pryce
(Teacheis)
28.
Miss
Laura
Frizzell
(Maple
Leafs)
25.
Miss
,.
Morrison
(Kaiens),
25.
Miss
C.
Harvey
(Teachers)
18.
Miss
Margaret
Lindsay
(Teachers)
10.
Aleenan
.over
Curtis
Whiting
of
Mis
I
Lowe
(Maple
Leafs)
13,
BRIER
lb.
80
toi
ECONOMY
iuy
Mis
II.
Itroehu
(Kaiens)
t.
Mis
liuie
Fislier
Maple
Leafs)
-
Wn.or
lfaskelball
League:
"
'
yrn,
K'c,n
3:
,
,
:
W
"'
1W
..Mitchell
(Colts,
217.
iV
P';
Ra.cns,
2.
M.'-nng
D.llaUour
Sons
of
Canada)
l7t.(M'"
Local
lovers
of
the
fistic
art
'
H.
Meiuies
(Son
of
Canada)
I.TJ.!
BILLIARD
AVERAGES
wen-
ireaieu
io
a
n-asi
oi
enjoy-i;.
Mitchell
(Colt)
127.
tnent
last
nizhl
41
the
Ikxiii
J.
Milctiell
(Teacher,
112.
tournament,
held
in
Ihe
KmpresslE.
Stuiiti
(Culls)
t3.
Theatre
under
the
auspices
ofjW.
Lainhie
(Teachers)
90.
Ih
Crnlt.i
Atlitolii
flu).
Tin.
r
.,
,
-
t
I
The
following
averages
have
been
made
to
dale
hy
players
in
the
Prince
llupert
City
Milliard
League
competition
for
the
Hul-
theatre
was
well
packed.
Ihe
pre-'Vie
Menzies
(Sons
of
Canada)'
r0.or
'
Gameron
Cup
Harry
Harry
Aslori
(Son
ol
Canada)
18.
!
',ai
one
anotlier
while
Ihe
di.days
:
Don
GrahamSons
of
Canada)
31).
I4'1-
-McMonlie
V.
t
it
boxing
'were
very
interesting.
Eric
Mackintosh
(Sons
of
Can-The
math
limit,
in
which
Hrirkj
adaj
31.
Skinner,
of
Prince
Hupert,
and
II.
S.
Hum
(Teachers)
28.
Hed
Camphell.
of
Ketrhikan.
Ili.
Slientnii
(Teachers)
2.1.
boxed
ip
a
draw,
left
nothing
Inis.
Itazelt-Jones
(Teachers
andl-
,,lyln"
be
desired
from
the
standpoint!
Colls)
12.
'
jSgt.Jeb.cn
(V.
of
excitement.
Official
included
J.
Kelly
(Colts)
10.
;F.
Stephen
(K
'
Hoi
Karnes
.announcer;
Owen'H.
Hartlell
(Colls),
9.
i'1,
M"rsV
Fisher,
referee
of
main
bout;;D.
11.
Hartness
(Teachers)
5.
'
J',.ic"
I'P
James
McAleonuit,
referee
of
alliA.
Mitchell
and
C.
Woodwortli.
!
M,,r,,p1
preliminaries;
and
broiier,
timekeeper.
Max
Heil.
Main
Go
-
The
six-round
main
bout,
at
158
pound,
between
Hrick
Skinner
,of
this
city,
and
Hed
Camp.
bell
of
Ketchikan,
proved
to
We
one
of
Ihe
liesl
exhibitions
of
hoxintr
ever
staged
in
Ihe
city.
From
the
sound
of
the
pong
both
conlestaMs
went
into
I
lie
fislil
tvifll
u
i
1
1
'i
'.
n
o
r-tw
uuin"Ar?
..
.
Ml...'
.
cliai)?injr
hefty
punches.
Skinner
showed
up
well
as
an
experienc
ed
rin?
general
wfiile
Camiibell
proved
a
willing
antagonist
and
men
stood
toe
to
toe
in
every
niuml'and
furnished
a
lot
of
ex
citement
for
I
lie
iH'ctalors.
The;
bout
throughout
was
cb-an
and
the
referee
experienced
little!
trouble
with
Ihe
hrcak-aways.
Xo
ipiarler
was
a
Led
or
(liven
by
eilber
lioxer
and
the
decision
of
Owen
Iiher
who
acted
as
I.
Frizzell'
(Colts)
2.
imcnneiiiate
i.c.ienc
.eorinR
totals
to
dale
follow:
a
i.
niylhp
t)lts;
I33.
J.
Kelly
(Colts)
!33.
W.
Wralhall
(Orotlo)
128.
I),
fiiirvich
llijli
School,
i;o.
A.
Mitchell
llih
School)
III.,.
It.
Smith
(tUUi
82.
I).
Mnlhe.oii
Uli?h
School;
55.
(i.
Shpnlon
(Klks)
52.
kept
right
in
the
milling.
ItolhtM.
Itu.I.'iiich
(Colls)
50
si.
Andrew
(S.A.
W.
J.
XeNon
ML
.
W.
Iliitrhinson
Jl.P.i
(Teachers)
and
O.
Hlylhe'-'-
Vr.;''
(Sons
of
Canada)
I.
luu1
i"'
U'
,nril
R.
I.
Skinner
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of
Canada)
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Smith
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Hriiwn
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Ilfllianl
lor;
V.
War
Veterans:
32.
Av.
SOU
SOU
200
197
197
195
195
191
191
192
192
I9t
190
IKf
187
I8C
183
182
Grotto;
S.K.
Sons
of
Knoland:
S.A.
SI.
Andrew's.
M00SEHE4RT
WHIST
181
178
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173
173
173
172
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DRIVE
AND
DANCE
Some
150
Persons
Attended
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
Last
Nl;ht
In
Metropole
Hall
Ladle
of
(he
Monehrarl
Legion
entertained
ome
50
persons
ni
an
enjoyable
whisl
drive
and
dance
held
lul
een-ing
in
I
lie
Metropole
Hall.
I
lie
rirsl
prize
winners
at
cards
were
Dan
Morrison
and
Mrs.
A.
Norton,
consolation
awards
going
to
W.
Donald
and
Mr.
W.
Shaw
.
Itefi'eini(iis
were
served
and
dancing
followed
to
Ihe
strains
of
!!
iuhf
f
ii
music
furnished
by
Ihe
Wesl
holme'
Orchestra.
The
nrlv
l.rnkf
up
at
2
o'clock
this
WANTH
FOH
SALK.
Power
boats
of
every
derription
including
pleasure,
trolling
and
work
boat,
at
reaonable
prices.
Apply
N.
M.
McLean,
Cow
Hay.
FOH
SAI.Kc
Itarl-T
slum,
nu.d-
ernly
equipped.
Ilet
location
in
city.
Fpr
particular
wrile
llox
161,
Daily
.News.
(6
FOH
SAL
Chevrolet
car
No.
190.
Good
running
order.
Itargain
for
enh.
Valentine's
Dairy.
(3
FOH
SAI.fi
Sixteen
room
board
ing
hou
and
store,
furnih-ed.
Apply
U29
Ambrose
FOH
SAI.H
Fifteen
pura
bre.1
it
i.
...
i
.
i
i
..
I,..,
.
.
i
kiiiiii:
iiuihi
orii
riier.
Phone
Hlue
02
1.
P.O.
Itox
15.
FOH
SALK.
Two
Gilchrl-l
Jacks
and
one
I
inch
boom
auger.
Apply
Northern
Kxcbangc.
tf
FOH
SALK
Singer
sewing
machine,
good
as
new.
I.
Mile's
Newsland.
(5
LOST
LOST.
One.
gold
drop
earring
between
618
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl
and
hopilnl.
Finder
please
reutrn
to
Daily
News
Ortire.
Heward.
If
LOST,
Grease
gun
for
auto
mobile
truck
and
small
Yalo
padlock.
Finder
return
to
Prince
Hupert
Feed.
Heward.
morning.
Joe
laggard
wa
floor
Mrs.
Jack
Itnlrliford
pre-ided
al
Ihe
door
and
I
he
committee
In
rhargo
rompried
Mrs.
II.
Fos,
Mrs.
O.
Slegavig
and
Mr.
J.
Field.
AUCE
ARM
The
Granhv
Co.
commenced
logging
onernlious
here
last
week
Willi
a
crew
of
six
men
wlio
are
engaged
in
falling
and
bucking
logs.
Frank
Gallagher
arrived
front
Vancouur
lat
week
and
ii
visiting
wild
his
nephew,
Sieve
Dumas.
Mr.
Gallagher
intends
lo
remain
here
for
Ihe
summer.
F.
J.
Ilishop,
proprielor
of
His
Kitsiuill
House,
has
returned
from
a
vacation
spent
In
Ta
coma.
J.
II.
noberlann
was
u
visitor
hero
from
Prince
Hupert
lal
week.
Jimmie
MeAleenan
arrive.
from
prince
Huperl
last
weelj
and
is
buy
renewing
nnpiiiiiil
a
nee.
Harry
Rmllli,
forinerly
o
slewarl
,is
here
visiting
hi
son
Marshall
Sniilh.
Of
recent
yean
Mr.
Smith
has
been
residing
in
California,
AGENTS
WANTED
M0LF.it
HAIlUKIl
CO
LL
KG
V,
!
M
A
N
V
FA
CTU
ll
KH
wantu
agents
-an(
men
and
women
to
learn
the
Itartier
Trade.
Paid!
while
learning.
Thi
is
your
opportunity
to
learn
a
Ira
do
and
gel
into
steady
employment.
Graduates
earn
from
It
0.00
to
50.00
per
week.
Wrile
for
free
catalogue.
60
Hastings
K.
Vancouver.
FOR
SALE
FOH
SAl.ll
-
Ford
Sedan
in
koh
condition,
9350.00.
AUo
Ford
Touring,,
go.nl
condition.
1375.
and
other
paencer
cars
and'
trucks,
term
if
required.
S.
K.
Parker,
Llil.
11
to
sell
direct
to
wearer.
Guarantee!
made.tn-measiire.
raincoat.
Wrile
at
once
for
particular.
Glagow
Itubber!
Co.,
of
Canada.
Dept.
A.tt.,
198
1
St.
Catherine
Street.
l,
Montreal.
One.
Afif'VI'S
u-iiil...!
i..
--11
.....I.
a.
MAIL
BOARD.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
If
FURS
QOIRQ
UP.
AUCTION
SALES.
Goods
nought,
Sold
or
Kxchangcd
H.
H.
HEMMINOS,
Auctioneer.
Furnllure
ivnd
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
'hones
Illack
136
and
Red
H2.
TAXI
Taxi
87
Plione.
(Call
George
or
Oust)
Rose
Brothers.
Prompt
Service
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Orltl
Third
Avenue
For
the
East-
From
the
East-
SCHEDULE
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays.,
closes
at
5.30
n.m.
Mondays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays,
1.3n
p.m.
From
Vancouver
Sunday
P.
M.
Wednesdays
4
i,.,
Fridays
A,m,
CP.lt.
February
II
and
25.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
.
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