9a!E
FOUR.
THK
DAILY
NEWa
Thursday,
January
1,
We
Start
The.
day
with
grape
fruit
njiil
a
smile.
Cheerful
service,
and
the
following
prices
lire
bound
lo
tell.
Lad
let'
Brown
Kid
High
Shoes,
loy
heel,
all
sizes
...
..i
...
.....
$8.78
Men's
Work
Shoes,
all
solid
leather
$5.50
Rubbers
and
Rubber
Boots
for
all
members
of
I
ho
familp.
FainilyvSHOE
Store
Third
Ave.
Money
Orders
On
Norway,
Sweden
and
Denmark
at
Current
Rates
of
Exchange.
Make
your
reservations
for
that,
Christmas
-visit
to
Hie
Old
Land
early.
.
.
For
Ticket.!,
nates
and
Information,
see
us.
Oliver
Typewriters.
Gary
Safes.
FIRS
INSURANCE.
Dybhavn
&
Hanson
Insurance
and
8teamshlp
Agency.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
The
Home
of
Domestic
Bread
Hread
is
your
hest
food.
Eat
more
of
It.
Kept
by
the
lea'ding
grocers.
La
Casse
Bakery
Phone
190.
Third
Ave.
Prince
Rupert
B.C.
HydeTransfer
Phone
580.
NIGHT
OR
DAY.
,
r.
Express
Baggage
Coal
139
2nd
Avenue.
I
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage.
Phone
fit.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
cr
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialise
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
Loggers'
Club
SitUstu
in
the
old
Empress
Hotel
Building.
Rooms
to
Rent
by
Day,
Week
or
the
Month,
(Steam
Heated.
Hot
and
Cold
Water.
POOL.
TABLES.
First-class
Restaurant
In
connection.
Vames
Zarelll
-
Proprietor.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
or-YOU-roTAKc;
NR.Jk;Ct
ON
A,
HUNTING
TRitaiN
fJ
I
PLAYING
OF
GOLF
IS
BAD
FOR
BRAIN
FAG
Only
Benefit
Such
Sufferers
Get
When
They
Smash
Their
Clubs
M.M).,
Jan.
J.
ir
your
ftrain
is
tired,
don't
play
golf.
For,
says
!r
:IIanihl
Dcarden,
it
is
the
worst
of
all
forms
(if
exercise
for
the
lirain
worker.
The
only
benefit
you
jrel
is
when
you
smash
your
elub
after
missing
a
three-foot
put
on
the
last
liole.
Dr.
Dearden
has
scientific
rea
sons
for
saying
all
this.
In
The
World
Today
he
writes
in,
an
ar
ticle
on
physical
training
as
a
cure
for
neurasthenia.
'fJolf
involves
performance
in
sequence
or
a
-number
of
highly
o-ordinnted
actions,
in
most
cases
attended
wilh
indifferent
uccess.
The
,whqle
,
affair
i
commonly
a
firm
one
earned
out
in
a
sort
of
restriction
of
the
nervous
system
inimical
to
rest.
'It
is
likely
that
when
the
frenzied,
despairing
golfer
breaks
his
club
across
his
knee,
he
eOmes
closest
lit
deriving
benefit
from
his
so
misguided
selection
of
a
hobby."
Hut
Ifr.
Deardcn
believes
in
other
Karnes,
but
not
frames
that
involve
the.
competitive
spirit.
I
hey
cause
men
In
forget
fatigue,
he
says,
and
he
over-exerts
while
at
the
same
lime
playing
at
hish
nervous
tension.
Sport
Chat
j
11
'W
Establishing
a
record
fur
championliip
activity,
(he
pu
gilistic
season
of
1923
has
taken
rank
as
the
most
spectacular,
if
not
the
greatest
ever
witnessed.
Nine
battles
with
world's
championships
at
slake,
in
five
of
which
titles
changed
hands,
were
fought
Juring
the
year.
the
climax
coming
sensationally
when
.lack
Dempsey
successful
ly
defended,
his
heavyweight
crown
by
knocking
out
l.uis
Angel
Firpo,
Argentine
chnllen
ger.
in
the
second
found
at
the
I'olo
grounds.
With
the
exception
of
.Trie
Lynch,
bamtamweight
king,
and
Mickey
Walker,
welterweight
litleholder.
all
uf
I
he
world's
champions
risked
tieir
titles
in
important
matches
and
the
end
or
Hie-
season
round,
rour
new
fistic
rulers,
at
the
top,
,
They
are
I'ancho
Villa,
Filipino
whirl
wind,
who
knocked
Jimmie
Wilde
little
Krilisher
from
.
the
fly
weight
throne;
.Johnny
Dundee
New
York
Ilnlian,
who
Jiallered
Eugene
Criqui,
French
war
veteran,
into
defeat
two
months
after
the
latter
had
knocked
out
Johnny
Kilhane
for
the
feather
weight
seplre;
Harry
Oreb,
Pittsburg
"windmill,"
who,
de
privet!
.Johnny
Wilson,
of
Ilns
Ion.
of
iniddleweighl
laurels;
and
Mike
MrTigue,
Irish-American
who
won"
the
light
hVavyweialil
crown
by
outpointing
JJallling
Siki,
I
he
singular
Senegalese,
on
SI.
Patrick's
Day
In
Dublin.
Dempsey
and
Ilenny
Leonard
concoathe:
HUtVTtNCi
tEAAON
VrftU-
OE.
OVER
.BEFOlE.5HE
I
S
J
-
J
I'LL
WAsOC1,
Tj
(
i
1
1
A
iCSftrrk
il
I
COMt
DOWN
VT?
about
A.NOtT
it?
n
iHooan-
IKr
A0
,
liL.ii246Al
an
lct
in
lljw
1
fiifcipjj
TOPS
TAJKIH'J
To
Look
Young
j;
is
a
"valuable
asset
to
I
i
women
in
business,
social
and
private
life.
Nothing
helps
so
much
;
as
a
good
digestion.
Poor
elimination
causes
3
One
to
look
sickly
and
faded
BEECHANS
PILLS
!
sweeten
the
stomach,
i
stimulate
the
liver,
promote
j
I
elimination.
This
helps
purify
the
blood,
improve
the
complex-
ion,
bring
the
roses
back
I
to
the
cheeks.
To
look
and
feel
Pills
young
Beech-am's
WillHelpYou
i
Sold
Everywhere
in
Canada.
LukiI
Sal
ur
Mtdicia
!o
(!
V.
lightweight
king,
remained
masters
of
their
classes..
Ilesldes
battling
Firpo,
the
heavyweight
tillchobler
defended
his
crown
against
Tommy
Oibhnns,
of
SI.
Paul,
in
the
little
Montana
Itoom
town
of
Shelby'
on
the
Fourth
of
July,
failing
to
score
.a
knock-
on!
but
winning
decisively
on
points
in
1.1
rounds.
I.eonanl
met
his
foremost
rival,
Lew
I'endler.
nnee
more
and
scored
a
lecisivr
victory
in
a
15-round
match
at
(lie
Yankee
Sladiunl.
kilhane,
ruler
of
the
feather
weight
realm
for
more
Ihan
ten
years,
and
Wilde,
long
king
of
Ihe
flyweights,
were
two
veterans
who
passed
into
the
discard.
less
Willard,
Kansas
man
moun
tain,
startled
fans
with
u
comeback
thai
seemed
promising
when
he
knocked
out
Floyd
Johnson,
young
lowan.
but
faded
into
oblivion
under
Ihe
crushing
right
of
Firoo
hi
a
.July
battle
at
Doyle'
Thirty
Acres.
11
was
Willard's
firsl
ring
"
campaign
since
losing
th
henvywcighl
title
to
Dempsey
at
Toledo
in
101'.),
and
its
result
effectually
erased
his
Ions
cherished
hope
of
n
return
match
with
the
Manasaa
Mauler.
Harry
Wills,
New
Orleans
negro
who
lias
neen
an
oui-
slandiug
contender
for,
Dempsey'
s
title
for
two
years,
failed
once
more
in
efforts
lo
obtain
a
championship
match.
Inacliv
most
of
Ihe
year,
ills
began
a
campaign
early
In
Ihe
winter
to
establish
his
lille
contentions.
Another
promising
contender
emerged
in
Jack
Itenaull,
hard
hitting
Canadian,
while
(libhons
is
seeking
a
return
fight
with
Dempsey.
Criqui.
Wilde
nnd
Flrpo
tavea
decided
International
turn
lo
the
years'
program.
Hattllng
Siki
BRIER
picturesque
conqueror
o
f
ieorges
Carpenlier,
invaded
America
toward
the
close
of
the
year
but
met
defeat
in
his
first
fight,
a
15-round
match
with
Kid
Norfolk,
'
New
York
negro,
Abroad,
(larpenller
staged
a
icome
back,
knocking
out
Joe
llleekell,
of
England,
in
om
ii'"und,
and
.plans
to
visit
Amer
ira
again
in
quest
of
liglilww'ghl
honors
early
in
1921.
'CHARGED
WITH
LIQUOR
PIRACY
ON
HIGH
SEAS
Master
of
Ship
Arrested
at
Hall-fax
In
Connection
With
Liquor
Cargo
IIALIFAX,
.VS..
.Ian.
.1.
Dr.
Andrew
fiauvreau,
a
nalUe
born
Nova
Scolian,
said
lobe
natural
ised
in
the
United
States,
skipper
of
the
schooner
Douglas
II.
Con
Irad,
was
arrested
here
on
the
arrival
of
the
Halifax
and
South-'western
Kxpress,
at
the
request
of
Lunenburg,
N.!.,
police,
charged
with
turaey
on
the
high
seas
in
connection.
with
the
pro
curing
and
disposing
olT
the
American
coast
of
$r0,00n
worth
of
liquor.
II
is
undrrstlMMl
that
Ihe
charge
is
brnughl?,h'y
.Moses
lleU
liveau.
of
Church
Point.
N.S.
owner
of
the
"Lucille
II,"
said
to
have
lost
r.l.P00
worlli
of
luiunr
in
a
Iranaction
at
sea
lasl
August.
A
police
oflicer
from
Lunenburg
will
arrive
to-
morrow
to
take
(Snuvreau
back
lo
that
town
for"Jiering.
His
schooner
is
now
l
Ldnenhurg,
!o
which
port
it
came
for
sup.
plies.
II
Is
held
iiepi
mere
on
n
writ
of
attachment.
ANGLO-ARGENTINE
GIRL
SWIMS
ACROSS
PLATE
RIVER:
30
MILES
WIDE
IIUKNOS
AIHF.S,
Jan.
3.
A
Iwenly
year
old
Anglo-Argentine
zirl
swimmer.
Lillian
Harrison,
has
completed
a
swim
across
the
river
Plate,-
being
the
first
person
to
accomplish
the
feal.
She
slnrfcd
Friday
from
Cnlonla,
on
Ihe
I'ruguayan
side,
and
reached
Punla
Lara,
near
La
Plata,
a
distance.
of
nhoul
30
miles.
Saturday
morning.
She
wain
for
.
tweniy-fonr
hours,
nineteen
minutes.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DKIHY
ISLAND,
Part
cloudy.
calm;
baromejer,
30.31
;
temper
il
ii
re,
32;
sea
smoolh;
ft
p.m.
poke
Admiral
Rogers
bound
from
Wranirell
in
Ketchikan
10
miles
from
Kelclijkan.
.
I
HAD
TIIF.F.
POINT.
Cloudy.
strong
southeast
wind;
harrnne
er.
29.1)0:
temperature,
,ir;
sea
rough.
HULL
HAIUIOn,
Cloudy.
strong
southeast
wind;
barome
ler,
30.10;
temperature,
33;
sea
rnuali:
K
n.m.
spoke
steamer
Chelohsln
due
Shusharlie
Hay
!
a.m.
soulhbound.
Noop
DKIHY
INLAND
Overcast
TRAOC
MARK
RCCISTCRCD
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llAHIiF.ll
COLI.KOK
wants
men
anil
women
lo
learn
the
llartior
Trade.
Paid
while
learning.
This
is
your
opportunity
lo
learn
n
trade
and
get
into
steady
employ-
"r"Jl.,"ur-H
rnr"
Irnml
Here
is
where
you
gel
the
big
?
10.00
to
?0.00
per
week.jprirM
fir
yr
Mrs.
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mo
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and
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y.
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ir.O
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lop
and
boiioin
laud,
dark
loam
soil.
Location
and
water
good
year
round.
Hiver
through
properly.
Present
crop
fruil,
vegetables,
hay.
Slock
included
in
price.
For
further
information
apply
W.
Preltyjohn.
I.awnhill,
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands.
H.C.
FOJID
SF.DAX
for
Sale.
In
good
running
order.
ftnO.Of)
cah.
m
Terms
if
desired.
Phone
ILL
MJILDINrt
for
Sale.
Ised
as
news
stand
on
fioveruinent
Wharf.
Aiply
A.
C.
Little.
FOR
SALF-
Haby
llnggy
ingooil
condition.
Phone
I7S.
(in
SALE.
Haby
sleigh
in
good
condition.
Phone
t'.V
FOR
RENT
STEAM
Heated
Flat
for
rent.
Bcsner
apartments.
M.
M.
Stephens.
BOARD.
OOAItD.
The
Inlander,
830
Second
Avenue..
Phone
137.
tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
O.
ANDEIISO.N.
Sailmaker
Sails
and
Tarpaulins
mudc
to
order
and
repaired.
Third
Avenue,
opposite
Pioneer
Laundry,
Phone
Oreeri
392.
P.O.
IIox
723.
lishl
east
wind;
barometer
30.30:
temperature,-
33;
light
swell.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Until
ing,
sirong
soiiiIichsi
wtiui;
h.ir-onteter,
20.1)
I:
teiniieralute,
35:
sea
rough.
HULL
HAHHOll.
,-
Cloudy.
strong
southeast
wind;
barome-
ler
30.22:
leiitperalure,
.is;
sea
otigh.
League
standings,
In
dale:
Senior
League
v
,
W.
I..
Pis.
sons
or
cnnaila
.
.
n
I
10'
Colls
3
t
e,
leachers
I
f
2
('Two
points
deducted
by
Asm'o.
elation
for
fielding
unregistered
player
in
league
game).
Ladles'
League
W
L.
Pis.
Maple
Leafs
i
K
Ailanni.s
I
i
i
H
Kalens
I
i
t
'
Teachers
I
i
Intermediate
League
W.
!,.
PI,
Cnlls
5
0
10
High
School
.
.
.
.
;
-.1
2
t;
Elks
..........
I
1
2
Orolto
2
Junior
League
W.
L.
Pis,
Colts
2
0
1
Stars
..
...
...
2
1
.
I
High
Schntd
o
Hliipbirds
o
3
o
Harry
Thrupp
or
the
division
freight
agenl's
ofllce
relurned
yesterday
afternoon
by
llm
Prince
Fluperl
from,
n
holiday
trip
which
look
him
as
far
mil
It
as
Portland,
Oregon.
Prospermia
advertising
means
egnlar
ootilinuou
advertising,
CHIMNEY
CLEANING!
M.iiltrnle
Prices
OLD
NICK
Prlneo
Iluperl
Cigar
Store
Phone
lllue
'
LOOK
HERE
MR.
TRAPPER.
W.
OOLDBLOOM,
"Thn
Trapper'
Friend."
Second
Avenue.
AUCTION
SALES.
Ooodit
Iloughl.
Sold
or
Exchanged
H.
H.
HEMMINQS,
Auctioneer.
Furntluro
ami
Crockery.
Third
Ave.
Phones
lllark
13d
nnd
Red
(
12.
TAXI
Tail
97
Phone.
(Call
fieorgfl
or
Oust)
Ross
rather.
Prompt
Senico
and
Comfort
Day
or
Night
Stand:
Boston
Qrlll
Third
Avsnue
REPAIRINQ
AN
YTHI.NO
IN
CANVAS.
Phone
78rt.
1.
LeClalro.
Cow
Hay.."
MAIL
SCHEDULE
For
the
East-
Mondays,
Wednesdays
ad
I'rl-dayu.
closes
nl
5.30
p.m.
From
the
East
Mondays,
Thursday
and
Saturdays,
1.30
p.m.
.
From
Vancouver
Sundays
..P.,
!.
Wednesilays
(
P.M.
Fridays
...
A.M.
C.P.H.
January
1
1
and
2H.
To
Vancouver
Tuesdays,
Mall
closes
at
t
P.M.
Friday
A.M.
Saturdays
.
A.M.
C.P.H.
Janupry
IK.
To
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Wednesilays
10
P.M.
From
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Stewart,
Premier
Fridays
.M.
.o
rorx.
mp.on.
..o.
mrm
Z
ir'.'"
"no
r,x.m,"'Tr'Vl.isl
Leain.
iasue.
ibo-
follow
1,-!in
schedu
e
of
Vames
n,
hf
r
From
o
Port
-
Simpson,
Alice
.
Arm;..
Men's
Section
nfler
tlArm'i$$
v,
i.
Mnyox,
aiewan
ana
rremter
'I'uesdays
A.M.
To
Alaska
Points
latiuarv
1
1
and
?H.
From
Alaska
Points-
January
IK.
To
Queon
Charlotte
Island
Points
January
10,
30.
Closes
0.30
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlotte
Points
January
1
1
and
.'H.
To
Naas
River
Points
and
Port
Simpson
Thursdays
jo.
P.M.
From
Naas
lver
Points-
Saturdays
A.M.
PRINCE
nUPERT
nnr
Thursday,
January
3
High
10:17
a.m.
22.0
33:35
p.m.
10.0
'"w
mo
.,,
7.3
I7
IH
p.m.
.1.3
Friday,
January
4.
.'Huh
II
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n.ni.
22.7
ft.
w
...
5:18
n.m.
18:12
p.m.
Saturday,
January
"1Kb
'.
0:33
n.m.
1
2
:5J
p.m.
'"w
0:17
a.m.
10:02
p.m.
Sunday,
January
High
1:20
n.m.
13:10
p.m.
'"W
7:11
a.m.
ID:
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p.m.
0.1)
1.1)
5
l.7
23.2
0.5
0.0
6
20.3
23.3
0..1
0.3
By
George
McManm
SCHEDULE
OF.
BASKETBALL
Program
of
Qames
forWlntr
r'
i
January
7.
Colli.,
High
i
Sch
Vouchers
Mtitile
l.enfj
I'ticliers,
jjj
II.
Kaiens,
Ad.inncs't
it.
Oridlo;
Teachers,
S.O.il
11.
Orolio,
i.ll
s;
l.(Mif,
Ailanaes;
S.O.t:..
j
riK
IK,
Kalens,
Teacher
It
High
Scli.Md;
Odls,
Tel.-lic
j
Colls,
Hegl.;
Mnp
I
r
Kaieos;
Teachers,
H.O.Ik
25,
Adnnaca,
Teaehrf;
U
Sehool,
Orotlo;
S.O.C..
fJos
2H.
Cdt.
High
S
lie
loneliers.
Maple
I
.caff:
I
Teachers.
I
February
I.
Kaiens,
Adauac;
rr
Irotlo;
Teaeher,
S.OJZ.
t-(lrollo,
IVdls:
MntIj-a''
Adnnaes;
S.O.C.,
Odls.
I
v
K.
-Kalens.
Teacher-(j
(
lie,
High
School;
Colls,
lacbr'
I
I
Odls,
HegL;
Mnie
Le.,
.
Kaiens;
TeaebeM.
S.(MI
15.
Adanacs,
Tenclter;
II...)
School,
(Irollo;
S.O.C..
ijls
.
()Hs.
High
)
S.
!:
'
Teachers.
Maple
Lent.
Tcafhers.
S
5?.
Kaiens,
Adunacsj
ftegt.
Orotlo;
Teoclters,
S.O.i
S.',.
Orotlo.
C.JU2
Mi"
'
Leafs,
Adnnnrs;
S.II.OJO"P
March
"f
1-Kalen.
Teach
wKeg
High
SchiHil;
Odts,
Tfachcrs
,Col,
Hegt.;
Maple
Leaf
Kaiens;
Teachers.
S.(;.C.
8.
Adanacs.
Teat
her
r
HlpH
Schtwd,
Orotto;
S.O.C,
(.tilt.
ll-Odl.
High
School.
Teach,
ers,
Maple
Leafs;
Ctdls.
Teat
hrr
N
15-
Kaiens.
Adanacs,
Orotlo;
Teachers.
8.O.0
WHIST
LEAGUE
The
executive
of
HierrFhletT.;l
year:
Jan.
10
G.AV.V.A.
fs.
T:iks:
L
"
O.F.
vs.
Knights
oUt-duiolu
Siiis
of
England
v.
Knlgln
?
of
Pythias;
Sons
of
Oatiai
a
v.
S.
Anilrew's.
Jan.
17
Kulghls
of
Columbus
v
O.W.V.A.;
K.
of
p.
v.
Mo.i.
SI.
Andrew's
vs.
Sons
of
I
land;
Hons
of
Canada
v.
I
Jan.
21
K.
of
C.
vs.'l:lk;
Si:
5
or
Canada
vs.
n.W.V.A.:
So
of
England
v.
L.O.O.F
;
Andrew'
vs.
Moose.
.Jan
31
SI.
Andrew''
vs.
K
L.O.O.F.
vs.
Elks;
Moo
vs.
O.W.V.A.;
Sons
or
On'
ndn
vs.
Sons
or
I'tmlnnd,
!'V1k
7
SI.
Aitdrew
(V.-
Elk1
I.O.O.F.
vs.
n.W.WV.
Sons
or
Canada
vs.
K.
of
P.:
Moose
vf
k.
or
n.
Feb.
HSon
or
Enalundvs
h
of
C.
.
of
p.
vs.
j;ik.t;
Mnnf
vs.
I.O.O.F.;
n.W.V.A.
v
Amlrew'.
Feb.
21
Moose
vs.
Sons
of
Tnn
ndaj
SI.
.ndrew's,v,s
1,0.0.1'
K.
of
P.
vs.
K.
of
QH
ens
t
England
vs.
Elks.W,v
Feb,
28
n
K.
1.
Ol
of
P.
r,
v.
VS.
O
,.'
W
V
A
Mfcos
Ikiosevs.
Elks;
Fon.s.flf
Oan-da
ad
vs.
I.O.O.F.;
Si
Andrew's
vs.
K.
of
C.
ti.
ft.
March
0
K.
of
P.
Vs.
I.O.O.!'
Sons
or
England.'
v.
Monse
Snns
or
Hannda
vs
"IC.
of
C
Marrli
13
Sons
or
England
v
n,w.Vw.