PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
.NEWS
DRY
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManuJ
I
jcZ
III
tnTOil
Birch
Wood
P
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PER
Aw
rELLECt
TO
HA.tH.
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OUT
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BET
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2-3-
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THA.T
ME.
WOU-T
:
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FOR
SMALL
HEATERS,
i01
'
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have,
y
W&k'-'
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btcoult:
A
v.
7V
i
VX
50c
Per
Sack
-si
DPI
IVC
X3
HydeTransfer
139
Second
Avenue.
.
Phone
580.
Night
or
Day.
WE
BUY
BOTTLES.
Dr.
E.
S.
TAIT
DENTIST.
Helgerson
Blook,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
0.
Office
Hours,
U
0.
Phone
688.
Open
Evenings
Only
Per
Special
Appointments.
St.
-Regis
Cafe
Prince
Rupert's
Leading
Restaurant.
A
Bakery
Unsurpassed
Third
Avenue.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
i
x
-i
7c7nc
comcnr
at
Mac
You
can
tell
by
"lh
prices
thai
we
put
on
our
Home
Furnishings
ami
our
Hardware
that
we
have
your
home
contentment
at
heart.
lavage
Electric
Wash,
er
S1
85.00
Hoover
Cleaners
S63.00
and
$75.00
Moth
sold
on
very
Terms.
Easy
jj
U
Sterling
Furnace
COAL
Dallortd
In
Bulk.
At
$10.00
per
ton.
This
Is
i
very
superior
furnac
coal.
It
rlvrs
I
cleaB
bol
fire
awJ
Is
entirely
free
from
ot,
elluken,
lark
and
llrl,
Some
or
tb
larrest
hfillnif
plants
In
the
city
arc
now
imlnir
It
with
entirely,
satisfactory
results.
STERLING
STOVE
COAL,
rx-llvered
n
Sacks.
At
$12.50
per
ton.
.We
are
also
A
rents
for
the
Famous
LADYSMITH-WELLINGTON
and
TELKWA
COALS.
Prince
Rupert
Coal
Co.
'
Offlof
i
Me'
l
Osntral.
Phoaa
IS
HER
STYLE
OF
BEAUTY
"What
sort
of
looking
girl
Is
Miss
Do
Hoeqiiest"
8
"Well,
she
has
the
sort
ofK
face
that
makes
it
absolutely
necessary
for
Its
owner
to
be
wealthy
or
a
good
cook."
Farm
Lit.
BASEBALL
BOXFNQ
LACROSSE
nnoiwi7iJP
tad
OF
THE
DAY
BILLIARD
SEASON
fCompetltlone
This
Winter
Will
be
Divided
Into
Two
Sec
tions
Entries
to
be
Made
Next
Week
Fred
I'yle.
Hert
Morgan,
M.
M.
MacLachlnn
and
Joe
Hrown
was
appoinleil
to
draw
up
rules.
Entries
will
he
received
at
a
mcet-tnff
to
he
ljeld
next
Tuesday
night.
GOSLIN
ACCOUNTED
FOR
FIVE
RUNS
IN
YESTERDAY'S
GAME
Four
Hits
In
as
Many
Times
at
Bat
and
Got
Second
Home
Run
of
Series
HERE
AND
EVERYWHERE
Sport
Chat
I'rohahly
one
Of
Hie
most
as-
iloundinjt
tuls
of
news
with
aj
jsitorliag
linge,
dial
filleml,
lllirough
the
regular
news
clian-
jiiels
of
the
Canadian
u'ress
ist
At
a
meetinB
of
tl
City
Hit-l'.'f
wl,ic'
hw,
Jfck
!
niUt
Jf'linson,
tL
i.ujtilisl,
has
i;o.i
i
in
ih
n
negro
V."..
J.t"''0,
'nelf
W.
rooms,
President
Watson,
in
life
chair,
it
was
,le-'
a
va.isi.
joi.nson
.
I'ubt'c
in
Canada
forthcominR.1'
appearance
ci.Je,
In
devi.le
the
twof.Aas
a
pilifu
whibUion
o
f,ph.-divisions,
winter
s
repetitions
into
first
an.l
second,
which
.
w,,'c''
,e
s
-
wilt
really
conslitule
senior
and!
",e",re1
Mnl,
with
intermediate
classes.
A
special
.""'"f
llh
,
pnnjr.
an.l
Committee
consistinK
of
lU'n
lf.
:wh,cl'
'""led
feel-
o
,"-
imiij
.ffic
iiitrii-
null
had
of
him,
muwilhstandin;
hi
peculiar
career.
It
is
understood
that
he
tried
to
make
his
Cana-
dian
dehut
as
a
revivalist
in
Hamilton,
Ont.,
hut
that
some
of
the
congregation
of
the
colored
church
there
strongly
opposed
his
appearance
as
such
in
their
pulpit.
'
The
current
issue
of
the
Sat-
I
urday
Evening
Post
carries
an
article
which
should
be
of
interest
to
all
hunters
ami
of
particular
value
to
lhe.
less
exper
ienced.
It
is
entitled
"Vlien.
the
.
...
....
tr..lt
II.'
rm
.a
NEW
OIK
.
Oct.
8.
The
"er
takes
hip
r
iei.1.
Washington
Senalor.s
win
oveH"
J,ai
w,,u
"ng
accident
New
York
flianl
yesterlay
was
an'J
now
,npy
tnar
Prevented.
II,,.
mt
dPcUivn
of
ihp
spries-Spi"1
reference
is
made
to
the
I.poii
fioslin.
sluseintr
nride
of
handling
of
rNle.s
an.l
shot
the
visitors,
accounted
for
five
uns
an,J
rulft
oul.l
he
runs.
He.
hammered
out
four
00SBrveu
in
tnc
woo.ts.
ihe
.au-
tiitu
in
as
many
limes
at
the
hat,
including
his
second
home
run
of
ttie
series,
which
scored
two
runs
ahead
of
him
in
the
third
inning.
This
gave
Washington
a
lead
which
it
never
BRITISH
BIG
GAME
HUNTER
RETURNS
Major
P.
M.
Stewart
Arrived
from
Casslar
Country
this
Afternoon
and
Will
Visit
Jasper
Major
P.
M.
Stewart,
noted
big
game
hunter
and
author
of
IOn-don,
England,
returned
lo
the
city
on
the
Princess
Alice
yes-
lerday
after
spending
six
weeks
in
the
Cassiar
country
and
connected
with
the
five
o'clock
Canadian
National
train
for
Jasper
Park
where
he
will
hunt.
From
Jasper
lie
will
proceed
lo
Vancouver
and,
heing
Joined
hy
Mrs.
Stewart
will
sail
on
October
23
for
Australia.
Effective
with-
the
sailing
to
night,
G.N.H.
steamers
south
bound
on
Wednesdays
will
in
future
call
at
Ocean
Falls.
This
means
thai
both
Wednesday
and
Saturday
hoals
out
of
hpre
will
make
I
his
call
southbound.
Ar'verlUe
In
the
Daily
V"v.
thor,
in
lhe
course
of
the
article.
declares
that,
of
1000
hunting
falalilie
he
had
looked
into,
he
had
decided
that
at
least
fifty
per
rcnl
were
the
result
of
carelessness
and
might
have
been
avoided.
He
also
explains
that
laws
prohibiting
the
shooting
of
does
and
shooting
in
lhe
dark
were
devised
as
much
for
saMy
of
hunters
as
for
game
conser
vation.
When
a
hunler
is
re
quired
lo
look
for
horns
on
the
animal
he
is
shooting
it
Is
pointed
out
there
is
less
danger
of
shooting
something
that
may
not
rpally
be
a
deer.
He
urges
the
use
of
bright
colors
by
hunt
ers
while
in
the
woods
and:
Mm
making"
of,
noise,
br
those
nack-
iiik
our
gerr-
so-triey
may
novoc
mistaken.
The
most
prolific
cause
of
self-inflicted
hunting
fatalities,
he
says,
are
caused
by
handling
lhe
gun
by
the
bar
rej
instead
of
the
stock.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDE
Wednesday,
October
8
High
10:21
a.m.
18.5
fl
22:29
p.m.
19.0
"
Low
3:lfl
a.m.
T,.k
"
10:22
p.m.
7.8
"
Thursday,
October
9.
High
11:12
a.m.
19.5
fl
23:2t
p.m.
19.8
"
Low
4:19
a.m.
5.0
17:23
p.m.
6.1
"
FOOTBALL
ENNIS
HUNTING
The
difference
between
sport
and
work
is
all
in
the
mental
at-tilu.te.
Any
of
us
would
object
to
getting
up
in
the
middle
of
the
night
to
work
unless
he
were
a
doctor
an.l
then
he
could
charge
enough
for
the
service
lo
make
it
worth
while.
Those
Tf
us
to
whom
a
dollar
an
hour
looks
big
would
kick
like
steers
if
we
were
asked
lo
gel
iKiwu
lo
the
office
at
four
o'clock
in
the
morning.
Yet
in
the
name
of
spurt
four
.o'clock
is
quite
an
attractive
time
to
turn
out.
Fie
is
rather
late
and
six
is
only
the
hour
-at
which
amateurs
at
the
game
would
think
of
.showing
up.
Just
as
an
illujtralion
let
me
tell
you
about
our
little
jaunt.
It
look
plac'
last
Sunday.
W'y
had
been
up
rather,
late
the
night
be-
rore
ami
it
was
one
o
clock
wiien
e
finally
decided
that
we
would
turn
out
Ai
foilr
ami
see
what
we
could
do
among
the
ducks
around
iHitictin
Hay.
Jlill
and
Tommy
uiul
parted
then
with
lhe
promise
cm
their
part
that
they
would
give
me
a
call
at
four,
a
few
minute
later
we
would
meet
at
the
Huston
Orill
and
then
we
could
leave
the
float
by
five.
Sharp
on
Time
II
was
xjuarter
to
two
before
I
finally
cliuJjcd
between
Mm
sheets,
tired
after
n
.somewhat
strenuous
efeiiing.
At
four
Mm
alarm
sounded
and
as
I
did
not
hear
fromr
hc
others
I
gave
Tommy
a
ring,
lie
stuttered
a
little
hut
said
he'd
be
there
and
on
linv
we
riwt
at
Mm
eats
joint.
Hill
had
not
been
heard
from
Tommy
went
to
fetch
him
and
found
that
he
had
set
tils
alarm
Tor
five
instead
of
four.
He
capitulated,
howrever,
and
soon
ar
rived
to
join
in
the
slaughter
of
Mm
hot
cake..
.
-
.
Then
tlirf
wa;lhe
question
of
urn
gun.
I
na.t
arranpe.no
sor
row
one
and
the
good
lady
who
lent
it
said
she
would
pul
it
out
side
in
the
hall.
It
was
not
there
so
what
was
I
to
do
but
call
her
ul
of
bed
at
that
unearthly
hour
and
have
her
gel
the
gun
for
me.
Arriving
at
the
boat
house
wm
could
ep
another
party
wstiuler-ing
around
.in
the
dark
getting
a
boat
under
way.
This
was
cheering.
We
were
not
Mm
only
fools
in
town
and
we
told
them
so,
much
lo
their
amusement.
Two
Officers
At
Mm
boat
Hill
Undertook
Mm
work
of
chief
engineer
an.l
Tommy
was
helmsman,
but
as
Hill
was
chief.
I
smarted
Mm
engine
while
he
manipulated
Mm
needle
valve.
Tliat
worked
pretty
(British
Gonsob
l2r!5
2025
laoft
attractive
tins
of
50
and
100
M
,-
c3
4
i
l
-n
-
OUT
AFTER
DUCKS
:0:
-
Little
Account
of
a
Sunday
Trip
Illustrating
the
Difference
llelwetli
Spurt
ami
Work.
:0:
(Ily
It.
F.
1'ullen
.
well
an.l
soon
we
were
heading
out
into
a
thin
fogbank
and
as
we
looked
at
our
wulciie
we
saw
that
4t
was
just
half
pal
five
and
the
day
before
us.
Hill
relinquished
his
post
at
the
engine
and
Tommy
gav
up
Mm
tiller,
an.l
I,
IxMngftMer
and
only
an
A.M.,
while
tlmy
were
officers,
tried
to
get
a
course
by
Mm
city
lights
behind,
and
later
by
a
lone
star
that
pierced
Mm
fug
from
overhead.
Tim
hoys
had
been
dancing
all
evening
and
naturally
were
rather'
tired
and
two
hours
it
must
be
admitted
is
rallmr
short
for
a
night's
ret.
Approaching
Metlakatla
the
lawn
was
breaking
and
we
could
e
an
occasional
flock
of
ducks
passing.
We
were
all
wide
awake
now'
and
looking
at
Mm
giins
and
thinking
of
Duncan
Hay.
ami
visions
of
flocks
of
mallards
and
perhaps
a
goose
wr
two.
Stalking
the
Duck
Nrriving
we
decided
to
leave
Mm
boat
and
they
would
remain
at
Mm
bay
while
I
walked
along
Mm
beach
to
Swamp
Island
where
limy
would
later
pick
me
up.
We
rl
off
bravely
and
prelly
soon
I
heard
a
couple
of
shots
and
could
hardly
keep
myself
from
reluming
to
see
whal
tlmy
ha.d.
There
were
ducks
jn
the
water
all
along
Mm"
beach
hut
too
far
off.
Then
I
saw
a
lone
duck
near
shore
and,
getting
a
rock
between
him
and
me
I
commenced
lo
stalk
him.
He
was
a
little
suspicious
an.l
as
I
approached
I
saw
him
live.
That
was
my
opportunity.
I
rushed
forward
without
hiding
and
by
Mm
time
he
enme
up,
was
well
within
gunshot.
Without
giving
him
a
chance
to
rise
from
Mm
water
I
fired
and
killed
him
wilh
Mm
firsi
shot.
Unfortunately,
however,
Mm
tide
carried
him
away
from
shore
and
I
never
recovered
Mm
game.
That
was
the
first
of
four
Mint
I
killed
nn
later
I
found
that
Hill
had
three.
There
was
other
shooting,
however.
Hounding
a
corner
n
crow
came
close
overhead.
Tim
first
shot
made
him
dodge
and
Mm
second
brought
him
volplaning
to
the
beach
where
I
found
him
dead
when
I
came
up.
There
were
a
number
pf-other
attempt
to
slaughter
the
birds
but
limy
seemed
lo
fly
away,
frightened
by
Mm
noise
doubtless.
Lunch
At
Swamp.
Island
there
was
lit
tle
sign
of
birds.
Afler
wander
in
it
for
some
lime,
I
kin.
lie.
a
fire
and
almost
before
I
knew
it
was
sound
aleep
alongside.
Hut
not
for
long.
In
ten
minutes
I
was
awakened
by
InlrnsV
heat
and
found
my
pants
leg
afire
but
not
seriously
damaged.
Again
I
slept
an.l
enjoyed
a
rest
until
1
half
past
eleven,
when
I
began
lo
feel
Dial
lunch
would
be
Mm
right
thing.
Unhappily
it
was
in
illm
boat
and
thchoal
was
not
in
siuht.
II
was
noon
berore
I
I
spied
Mm
little
craft
moving
in
the
distance
and
heard
Mm
pleasant
chug
chug
of
Mm
engine.
It
was
a
pleasant
sound
and
brought
cheerful
thoughts
of
lunch
but
not
uiilfl
we
had
returned
lo.
Duncan
Hay
did
we
cal
fcD
IT
.
WANTS
ft
SITUATION
Wide.l,
with
Chance
of
advaiiceiuvut.
by
young
married
man
wilh
good
business
education.
Write
Hox
210
Daily
News.
338
FA'PttHIF.NCKD
stenographer
and
!ook-keepcr
wants
work.Nov-emUr
1.
Write
Hox
200
lUily
News.
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half
block
from
Post
(Tltlce,
830
Second
Aven.
Phone
137.
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paid.
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Exchange,
Auctioneers.
Phone
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BOAT
REPAIRS
FISHERMEN'.--The
close
'season
will
soon
be
here.
You
can
get
your
boats
overhauled
by
contract
or
day
work,
t
a
moderate
price.
We
build
anything
up
to
200
tons.
Marine
ways.
Call
or
wrile
F.riksen
Hros:,
boat
builders,
North
Vancouver.
H.C.
tf
there
was
always
a
pair
of
these
birds
around,
flitting
under
Mm
logs
or
among
Mm
low
bushes
There
were
ducks
and
grebes
and
murrelets
and
now
and
Mien
a
guillemot,
but
nuost
of
Mm
guillemots,
which
were
so.
plentiful
In
Mm
early
summer,
sepmed
to
have
departed.
One
lilllc
yellow
warb
er
was
seen
at
Kwamp
Island,
a
few
eagles,
a
number
of
crows,
nri
oppiisiofuil
It
S
riir
ft
alior
n
flnolc
or
Iwo
of
small
plover
or
snpe.
I
i,
.
i
.
.
.
'
guns
g.iinre,
a
icw
geese
an.l
a
couple
of
western
winter
wrens.
There,
were
deer
I
racks
on
the
Imach
at
one
plane
but
I.
did
not
see
any
animal
of
any
kind.
The
Killers
Our
bag
was
small
but
we
had
laud
then
we
had
lo
fetch
water.
plenty
of
good
exercise.
Also
we'
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KAIEN
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lu
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnll
However,
were
part
Of
Mm
army
of
klllerH
ture
Store.
Vhml!fH
andikl
everyiinrig
comes
in
innsc
wno
wiio
go
out
every
Sunday
In
lhn(chango
New
andijoBecondlisi'
wiin.
ii
luncu
w.i
Mi
i.iji
H,
M
.
(
iiuiiiiiiii,
reiiuy
io
snoot
at.
ilurKs
tiooijs.
was
all
in
Mm
name
of
sport.
Wr;
ir
geese
or
deer
or
any
kind
of
GEO.
PAPAD0PULI8,
were
enjoying
ourselves,
not
animal
fit
for
food.
We
had
re-!839
Third
Avefl
Phone
6t'
working,
work
on
isumiay
woni.t
vcrte.l
In
lypp.
We
may
liavo
been
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t.
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nil,
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mil
we
Slept,
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Sleep,
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.
iu
us
wiiuiu
lie
Ki."y
i
sin
ii
a
hi
inc.
jiisi
llliii
lilgni,
A
longl
lining
prepi
iiuocr
rireiun
pro.
mrp
ami
ftOlinu,
vocation,
buL
sport
Is
dlfferrnl.
What
I
Saw
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Oordon
J.
Head-
What
did
I
seer
I
saw
dozens
tng,
who
are
moving
Iri
Senllle,
of
song
sparrown.
No
mattewlll
sail
for
Mm
south
on
the
where
one
slopped
on
lhe
bcash
1
Prince
Rupert
tonight.
PlANO?frUNED.
MUStCAI.
INSTltUMKNTS
W
PAIRED
ANTr
ADJUSTED
J.
B.'MioKAY
Phone
Gre-n
4fr4r4.0.Dox
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