A(IK
POUR.
We
Start!
The,
day
with
grape
fruit
nnd
n
smile.
Cheerful
service
and
lhe
following
prices
are
hound
lo
loll.
Ladles'
Brown
Kid
High'
Shoes,
low
Jicd,
all
nircs
$6.75
Men's
Work
Shoes,
all
.solid
leather
$5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
all
members
of
the
faniilp.
Family
SHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
j,
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
,
or
Exchange.
Make-
your
reservations
for
Dial
Slimmer
Vacation
visit
lo
Hie
Old
Land
early.
For
Tickctj,
Hales
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Cary
Safes.
1
.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
Steamship
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Dread
is
your
best
food.
Cat
more
of
it.
Kept
by
I
he
leading
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Av.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIQHT
OR
DAY.
Express
Baggage
Coal
;
139
2nd
Avenue.
I
LINDSAY'S
-
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
'Distributing.
Team
or
.Motor
Service.
Coat,
Sand
aii
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
Situate
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month.
Bleam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL
TAILES.
FIrst-ctass
Restaurant
In
connection.
James
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
om
y
coinc
'
vjv
rr
ovt
the:
NEW
t
3
thm"
C0ULDN7
SLEEP
HURT
WAS
BAD
QtKi
ar
Iktx
Fcarunc
Scmvicc.
Inc.
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
Colts
and
Mian
School
Put
up
Best
Game
Former
Were
it
Victorious
The
Inlcrinrdialc
panic
between
Hie
Colls
and
High
.School,
in
which
the
former
were
victors
by
a
score
of
tl
lo
23,
was
Hie
best
conlcstod
of
last
night's
If
league
basketball
games.
The
I
High
School
had
a
fair
share
of
Hie
play
in
the
first
half
but
fellt
off
towards
the
end.
The
J.adies'
nnd
Senior
frame
were
both
rather
one-sided,
the
.Maple
Leafs
defeating
lhe
Teachers
by
U
lo
I
ami
the
Colls
emerging
victorious
over
'the;
Teachers
by
"I
lo
38.
The
Junior
League
inalrli
resulli",!
in
victory
for
Hie
High
School
by
a
score
of
22
to
over
Hie
Colls.
L
A.
Mann
referred
Internied-j
iale
and
I;ailw
J.eajue
games,
n.
H.
Skinner
the
Senior
match
and
James
Mitchell,
he
Junior
affair.
Senior
League'
Colls
K.
Smith
(I),
8;
II
Harllell,
t
O.
Mitchell
(2;,
22;
A.
A.
Kasson,
15;
Y.
Mitchell
(t
.
22.
Tolnt
71
Teachi"s-I)i
li.JlartnMs
0.
Wnodworih
(I),
2;
A.
Lane,
8;
J.
Mitchell
(2),
16;
W.
Lambie.
1
1
.
Total,
38.
Intermediate
League
Colls
M.
Ilu.lenicli
i,
I
;
I).
Friz7.ell
H,
t;
It.
Smith
(1).
II:
J.
Kelly,
Ifi;
fi.
Itlylhe
(1),
9.
Total
II.
lliph
School
I).
Malheison
!l
),
1;
A.
Mitchell
(2).
2;
fl.
Ilulper
(3),
2:
l.
fSurvich
(I),
10;
K.
McLean
(1),
8;
A.
Phil
lips,
fli,
I'otal
23.
Ladles'
League
Majde
Leafs
Miss
A.
Stephens,
Miss
Louie
Fisher
(3);
Miss
51.
O
rah
am,
1;
Miss
L.
Lowe
(I),
;
Miss
M.
Harvey,
2.
Total
9
Terher
Miss
II.
Hibhard,
Miss
M.
Lindsay
(2),
I;
Miss
N.
I'ryce
(I,
;
Miss
C
Mitchell
(1);
Miss
K.
Harvey,
Miss
M.
Lancas.
ler.
Total
i.
Junior
League
Colls
Spirn
Citirvieh.
Mike
Comadiiui,
Alex.
Johnson,
;
Harold
Macdonabl,
(ieorge
llell.
Total
7.
High
School
Yosbi
Katsu.
yama,
i;
Jlenny
W'endle,
10;
Clarence
Thoinpson,,
Hob
Malhei
son,
F.lvin
Johnson,
H;
Ksau
Kalsuyauia.
'J'olal
22.
'Li-ague
standing
lo
dale,
fol
low:
Senior
League
YV.
L.
Pis.
Sons
of
Canada
(5
I
10
Colt
4
4
8
Pearlier
I
0
2
Tvo
points
deducted
by
As
sociation
for
lidding
unregister
ed
player'
in
league
game.
Ladles'
League
Maple.
Leafs
5
danacs
i
Kaien
i
S
2
Teachers
1
Intermediate
League
Colls
.'
fi
0
12
High
School
3
3
Klks
.
1
4
firollo
I
1
Junior
League
Colls
.
2
1
Rlars
H
'1
High
Sdiool
.:.
2
1
Huebird
0
a
Sport
Chat
I
The
organization
of
lhe
Prince
Iluperl
City
Jtilliard
League
will
lx?
a
1k.om
to
the
followers
of
Ute
THE
DAIW
HEWS.
Tuesday.
January
.
inienis
iii
a
jiniiMi
MTDlrC
ntKYco
A
A
UJDCrV
WKtta;riTig.
Thej
mnin
one
Is
to
the
lelTed
thai
he
may
meet
a
European
opponent
at
Wembley
Mr.
II.
A.
Iflt,
l'psr
MiqumlolmU.i;.,.
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.
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.
''Mndiuin
where
the
llritish
Kin-
u-iHm
I
iif
r-iii
by
nin
mii-
burn
iiM'n
mxi
s-rtr
Vitu.
Winn
I
canf
haiM
fnun
iivr.
In'
l.
injf
lKipt
cn-
badly
irfn-inl
by
rofMnim.
ami
iny
1btm
re
a
ctrraiUiil
wrrrk:
I
wa
very
lnr
wlmlint.
ami
fxiiild
tM
(xawittly
lp
at
rtlrht.
In
fact.
I
wa
a
In
m
Ulrtl
nirh
a
a
nuHlrtlam
nuxiitum
I
I
fr-u
rrlt
a
a
I
did
not
l-h
anymm
l
acirak
lo
iw.
I
llMMirhl
1
wiiiild
iry
.Mlltiuni'
llearl
and
rf
rill,
anil
brfon-
Khad
Ukp
li
boit-s
I
roiild
rnjiya
lnl
nirhC
ft
wrii
a
anyon.
TtT-
an-
lnl
r
rinrntst
men
bo
c
niffrlnr
tm
uin
a
I
did,
ami
vl
fwl
sure.
that
If
llii-y
unuld
mly
try
XII-
!
burn'.
Ilrart
and
.Vrvr
Pill
tlwy
Hill
-
I
rrr
the
san'
ri-llr
tliai
I
bar."
Prl
if
x
at
all
1-tr,
ur
nullrd
dirwl
m
Terclpl
nf
prln
by
Tm"
T.
Vllbiirn
Co,
Limited.
Tnrmitn,
OnL
popular
lable
pastime
in
Prince
lluporl.
Conie(itioiis
have
been
carried
on
in
the
city
more
or
less
informally
for
a
number
of
years
for
the
Trail
Shield
but
if
was
not
contested
for
last.
win
ter.
.Vow
auolher
trophy
in
Hie
orm
of.
Hie
Ilulger
A:
Cameron
cujt
has
beeji
put
up
followed
by
the
formal
'
organizal
ion
of
the
League.
"With
a1
gool
numl.er
of
prospective
leanis
in
the
field.
interest
should
be
revived
and
there
will
likely
be
many
good
interesting
matches
staged
this
winter.
After
the
.
Christmas
and
New
Year
holiday
season,
llie
Ladies'
and
Men's
Whist
League
will
be
getting
down
lo
their
fChedll-les
again
this
week
Hie
Ladies
on
.Wednesday
rvming
and
the
men
on
Thursday.
In
the
Ladies'
l.eairue.
the
following
teams
arc:
scheduled
lo
nvjet:
Ixiyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
IN'lwkali;
Moose
Legion
vs.
Pythian'
Sisters;
Ianghlers
of
.Kngtaiid
vs.
St.
Andrew's
Auxiliary.
The
Men's
games
will
be
as
follows:
CAN'.
V.A.
vs.
Klks;
I.O.O.T.
vs.
Knights
of
Cohimbus;
Sons
of
England
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias:
Son
of
Canada
vs.
SI.
Andrews.
lack
mmpsey's
recent
inlima.
lion
that
.Ifv,
intends
to
visl'
j
.
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1
mmmm
a
WA
LdaSBSBKaVaiaaaEaaaflaaal
1
his
HWE
La.D
OUT
J
THE
CELLAR
CO
(
fEET
CTflO
MKJ-
I
IH
VEftf
MUCH
IN
THE
Cei'P
1
I
-
CO
'
r
n
I
i
J
I
IPSW
Mf'A
i.-.
I
Kurope
again
in
Hie
near"
future
has
brought
about
a
rrop
of
rumors
1hat
lie
may
display
his
.
.
.
.
l
:
ill.
:
li.ill.l.
Iir
Inhibition'
Is
to
be
held1
.next
siinjmrr.
The
oipouent
jsuggesled
Is
either
loerges
Car
penlier
or
Jack
Itloonifield,
a
primising
young
Hrilish
heavyweight.
These
two
it
is
said
will
meet
simmi
for
the
privilege
of
going
U'
u
'.'a
ills
I
llempsey.
The.
one
faelor
that
seems
to
make
it
improbable
(hat
Hempsey
vill
meet
a
conUmler
in
England
i
thai
Ilritisli
onuiioler(
are
not
lo
put',
forward
Hie
1
.
it.
...
.
l
l
.
"'
nravjwewni
champion
has
grown
accustomed
to
in
Hie
Stales.
COOPERATION
MARINE
SURVEY
Director
S
VS.
Goedettc
Refers
to
Work
Done
on
This
Coast
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
8.
(y
Canadian
Presr)
The
amtiui
report
of
lh
Iiireclor
if
the
L'niled
Slates
Oast
and
lioedelic
Survey
stresses
the
co
-ope
ration
which
exists
between
the
Canadian
and
United
Slates
gemleJic
and
tidal
surveys.
The
direclor
if
lhe
United
Stales
uuneys
says
in
his
report:
"Steady
progress
is
being
made
toward
the
completion
of
two
great
Iriangulation
projects
which
are
!eiiig
rxeculel
in
ro-
o;wralinn
with
the
4teodclir
Sur
vey
4if
Canada.
The
first
prn-irct
jirovides
for
an
arc
of
precise
trinngulation
extending
along
lhe
international
bound
ary
,
fiiMij
Lake
Supri"r
lo
the
Pacific,
of
which
the
United
Slate
is
lo
execute
Hie.
Wclern
half
and
the
Dominion
of
Canada
the
Eastern.
II
Jsjioped
that
we
calendar
year
will
see
the
eompleifop
of
our
portion
of
this
work.
The
terond
co-operative
pro
jeel
is
the
extension,
of
on
arc
T
a
sort
ot
weather
gives
coughs
and
colds
to
the
strong
as
well
as
to
the
weak-chested.
Infectious-
throat
and
chest
ailments
are
also
about
To
safeguard
against
this
two-fold
peril
tale
Ftps.
When
a
Peps
tablet
dissolves
on
the
tongue,
powerful
mcdicintd
Jutnes
art
bretithtdtiirtct
into
the
Jungs.
Tins
Peps
medicine
soothes,
heals
and
strengthens
every
part
of
the
throat
arid
chest.
It
speedily
tunishes
fcugfis
Ccds
Whenever
you
leave
home,
office
or
works,
slip
a
Peps
tablet
in
your
moutlr-to
keep
out
the
"cold
at
rms."
If
your
throat
feels
sore,
your
lirad
stuff,
or
you
start
to
sneeze,
'bathe'
your
naUrd,
throat
and
lungs
with
the
ueim-dttroying
Peps
fumes.
Tney
prevrnt
tlw
drJkeJoiment
if
serfous
throat
arid
bronchial
ailments.
bmnili
.Si
it
foil
ir.(
J,
Itii'.
,
Turvntt,
A.IX.KY
Jl;c,
.
fOJVrc
WON
VOT'
"toco
t
urrr
the
ACMTCCT
Of
HIT.
r-cw
iow:
-WMCwtinw.
im
f
the.
celum.:
Daily
News
Classified
Ads.
3
CENTS
PER
WORD
IN
ADVANCE.
No
Advertisement
Tat
Warn
for
Lata
than
bcim
WANTED
MOLEIl
HA
Hit
Hit
COI.LKdl'j
Here
is
where
you
get
the
big
A-ants.
men
nnd
women
li!prlcr
for
ynur
furs.
See
me
learn
lhe
ltarl-er
Trade.
Paidjfir!
nnd
lnt
bsfore
selling
else,
while
learning.
This
is
your'where.
I
like
you
lo
make
money.
opportunity
lo
learn
a
Irude,
and
get
into
steady
employ-ruciiL
(iniduales
earn
from
810.00
lo
v50.00
per
week.
Write
for
free
catalogue.
50
Hastings
K.
Vancouver.
ELDEKI.Y
Woman
requires
housekeeper's
position
with
small
family.
Ap;dy
liox
157,
liaily
News
Otlice.
FOR
SALE
FOIt
SALE.
IJeauliful
baby
beaver
coal.
Enquire
Mrs.
A.
Tesier.
hM
Thihl
Avenue.
This
i
a
snap.
0
FOR
FEIST
Ff)it
itv::rr.
Three
lioiiekecp-funiilied
ing
rooms,
rom-of
pr-ie.
I'se
bath.
218
Second
Avenue.
10
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Ilcsner
apartment.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOAHD.
BOARD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
tf
REPAIRING
ANYTHING
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
78.
P.
LeClnlre.
Cow
llay.
of
precise
iriangulation
from
Pugel
Sound
UiriHish
Hrilih
Cdumhia
and
.-uiuth
western
Al
aska
lo
the
upper
wnters
of
the
Yukon.
I
hence
down
the
Yukon
llirouuh
Western
Alaska.
This
will
enable
the
maps
ami
charts
of
Alaska
nniLwesleru
Canada
to
be
place
on
the
same
datum
as
lliose
of
lhe
L'niled
Stales.
The
southern
Canadian
section
llirongli
llritish
Columbia
to
Itixou
entrance
will
soon
be
finished
and
lhe
Fulled
Scales
section
from
Dixon
'entrance
to
Hie
head
of
Hie
Lynn
Canal
is
completed,
while
m
start
has
hern
made
on
Hie
precise
Iriungula-
(ion
in
western
Alaska
by
lhe
parties
working
northward
from
Cook
Inlel."
The
report
further
gives
de-
tnils
ef
observations
of
currents
ih
tidal
waters
on
the
west
coast
of
Canada
and
In
Alaskan
waters
which
are
being
carried
on
Jointly
by
the
two
governments.
HOUSEWIVES
THOUGHT
PRE-WAR
PRICES
BACK
Owing
lo
n
misunderstanding
the
Table
Supply
advertised
milk
yesterday
at
91.00
a
doen,
instead
of
I.W).
And
today
there
is
no
doubt
whatever
nrniing
lhe
Table
Supply
staff
as
in
the
value
of
newspaper
ad
verlising.
All
their
three
tele
phones
have
gone
all
day
.
long
asking
for
the
1,
00
u
dozen
milk,
lhe
keen
buying
housewives
eviueiiiiy
Hoping
thai
the
pre
war
prices
had
come
back,
if
only
for
iince.
And
I
hey
wer
rigid
there
to
seize
the
oppor.
Iiiuity.
Do
people
ever
rend
lhe
ad.
verlisemetilH?
The
Tabln
Supply
can
tell
you.
Merry
Kelley,
a
iialivo
of
Port
Simpson,
appeared
before
Miik-Istrale
McClyinont
Iii
Hid
city
police,
court
this
morning
on
il
charge
or
lnloxiealion.
Prisoner
was
given
a
severe
lecture
by
lhe
ningislrale
ami
discharged
upon
payineiit
of
lhe
roils
nf
the
court.
,
,
1
n
-
i
i
Mr
C7-
ANONOV
I
i
WW-
WC
COMC.
'VH
TO
TMf
TMiRO
M
I
.
.
.
I
.
ill
.
i
m
mi
a
u
i
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
W.
OOLDBLOOM,
'
The
Trapper
s
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Hood
IIoiibIiI.
Sold
or
Exrhanpetl
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Kiirnlture
end
Crockery.
Third
Av.
Phones
Hlark
130
nnd
lied
U5.
TAXI
Tail
7
Phono.
((Ml
Ceorgi
or
Ouil)
Ross
Brothers.
Prompl
Seivire
nnd
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston.
Grill
Third
Avenue
MISCELLANEOUS.
0.
A.NDEIISON.
P.-iiruuker
?alls
nnd
Tarpaulins
made
to
order
ami
repaired.
Thlnl
Avenue,
opposite
Pionerr
Laundry.
Phone
(Ireen
392.
P.O.
Hot
723.
,
MAIL
SCHEDULE
-
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Friday,
closes
at
5.30
pjn.
From
the
East
Mondnys,
Thursdays
and
Sal-unlays.
4.30
p.m.
From
Vancouver-
Sunday;
P.
M.
Wednesdays
I
PM.
Friday
C.IML
January
1
1
and
28.
To
Vancouver-
Tuesdays.
Mall
closes
at
4
P.M.
Fridays
8.15
A.M.
Saturdays
A.M.
C.IML
January
fH.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm.
Stewart.
Premier-Wednesday
10
V.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,!
Premier-Fridays
Y.M.
To
.Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Sundays
7
P.M.
From
Port
Simpson,
Alice
Arm
Anyox,
Stewart
and
Premier-Tuesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
January
1
1
ami
2H.
From
Alaska
Points-January
IK.
To
Queen
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
i.
If,,
30.
Closes
?.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
January
1
1
and
L'H.
To
Naas
River
points
and
Port
Simpson
Thursdays
o
P.M.
From
Naas
llver
Points
Httll,rdy
A.M.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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January
7.
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Tuesday,
January
S.
11
2:58
a.m.
20.8
f(.
1:15
p.m.
22.5
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21:1(1
p.m.
l.o
Wednesday,
January
9
UMt
.1:11
a.m.
20.7
fl.
,
15:31
p.m.
21.4
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l:.'lrt
a.m.
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21
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p.m,
2.2
Thursday,
January
10
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20.2
0:18
p.m,
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to;22
a.in,
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p.m.
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McManw
s
SCHEDULE
OF
BASKETBALL
Program
of
Games'
for
WlnUr
Season
January
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1
1.
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lafs,
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tdt.
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Leaf
Kaiens;
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school
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td's.
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S.O.C
WHIST
LEAGUE
The
executive
of
Ujfc.J'r-'
Whll
league
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Hie
Ing
scliisiiile
of
panics
Men's
Srcllon
after''1
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N
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yenr:
Jan.
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Ftk4
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O.F.
vs.
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of
CotuR
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of
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nf
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or
(
a
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St.
Andrew's.
Jan.
17
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of
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v.
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K.
of
p.
vs
M
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SI.
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vs.
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of
land;
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of
Cniinda
vs
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Jan.
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vs.
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of
CnnadA
vs.
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nf
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vs
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vs.
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31
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K
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vs.
FJkg;
M'
VS.
O.W.V.A.;
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nf
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vs.
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nf
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Feb.
7
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vs.
O.W.V
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p.;
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of
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Feb.
1
1
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nf
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vs
K
or
C:
K.
nf
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vs.
lUks;
M'
vs.
I.O'.O.F.:
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v
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Feb.
21
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vs.
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of
run
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vs.
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28
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of
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vs.
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of
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nf
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of
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