PAGE
rOTJl
Bread
Hip,
wholesome
nutritious
loaves
of
delicious
uut-like
flavor,
downy
lightness
and
excellent,
keeping
qual-ilies,
FiveRoses
Flour
For
Breads,
Cakes,
,
Puddings,
Pastries
John
L.
Christie
A
pent
Phone
S34
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
you
hear
that
remark.
It
Is
only
because
those
people
who
make
It,
have
had
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
no.
floor
troubles.
Try
CI
Floor
Varnish
next
time,
we
guarantee
it
to
Rive
satisfaction.
Sold
only
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
New
Fall
Coats
DRESSES
and
MILLINERY
"DEMERS"
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
Ford
Cars
NEW
AND
USED
Easy
Terms
if
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
the
balance
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
515
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
for
J.
Ffye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
Store
and
Offico
Fixtures.
Hand-sawing
and
IMaiiing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Olass
and
Glazing.
Sash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
288
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
St.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
Wi
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furniture
Bovlnn.
Thrr-d
r,
Oflj,ti'r
I.
to.'Y
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
hello-
oocxN
-
loo
"ooHt
oovr
Tue
TO
MrXCWS
TELUN1
MtR
TQ
HE
THE.
FR.aT
COY
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I
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vo
CWu-V
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"
morrow
MANAGER
OF
THE
PIRATES
BUI
McKcchnle,
Product
of
Sand-lots,
Brought
Pittsburgh
Through
Successfully
PITTSHUnon,
J'a.,
Oct.
1.
Hill
McKechnie,
a
third
baseman
of
parts
in
his
day
and
a
native
or
Pittsburgh,
has
attained
a
national
.league
pennant
(after
approximately
three
seasons
as
a
manager,
McKechjiie-
is
a
product
of
the
sandlols
and
a
much
travelled
nail
player.
His
life
has
been
entangled
witli
several
of
baseball's
squabbles.
Early
life
found
him
playing
third
for
the
Duller
and
Washington
teams
In
his
home
slate
and
in
1U07
he
was
pur
chased
by
the
Pirates,
making
uls
first
appearance
in
t
he
majors
at
about
the
time
Heinie
vCimmerman
cropped
up
at
sec
ond
base
for
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Habe
Adam
also
made
his
bow
hat
season.
In
19(18
McKechnie
was
transferred
to
Canton,
O.,
and
a
year
later
appeared
with
Wheeling
where
he
played
remarkably
and
was
adjudiged
the
hest
man
at
his
position
in
the
Central
League.
In
1910
he
rejoined
the
1'irates
and
played
very
little,
the
same
holding
for
1911
when
the
presence
of
Jack
Miller,
lapse
,or
the
Federals
and
for
a
time
McKechnie
was
out
of
work.
He
filially
went
to
the
Giants
in
a
.jeltlemenl
which
Harry
Sinclair
hamlleih
In
New
York
he
played
brilliantly
but
the
Giants
lost
eight
straight
battles,
only
to
swing
through
the
West
for
the
first
time
and
capture
every
game,
with
(be
mauling
bat
of
their
third
baseman
working
overtime.
Heturiiing
(o
the
PoJoGrounds
McKechnie
was
Ihe
hero
of
New-York,
only
lo
be
traded
lo
Cincinnati
two
days
Inter
along
witli
Christy
Mathewson
and
Fd-
die
Koush
for
Charley
llerzog
and
Wade
Killifer.
At
Cincinnati
he
alternated
witli
Heinie
Groh
until
he
suffered
a
broken
hiiml
in
the
second
amc
of
the
1917
almost
the
entire
schedule
Succeeded
Qlbson
Hugo
Ilezdek,
now
I'enn
Slate
athletic
director,
but
nl
dial
be
tailed
in
1922
as
coach
and
assistant
manager
to
George,
iibson,
recently
named
manager!
of
the
Cubs.
He
succeeded
Gibson
as
Pittsburgh
manager
on
June
30
of
lhat
season
and
has
remained
in
rontrol
since.
Three
times
before
this
season,
the
Pirates,
under
McKechnie,
have
been
pennant
threats
but
no
more.
Each
season
they
have
faltered
in
Iho
strclch,
usually
in
tackling
their
main
rivals
but
this
year
it
has
been
a
different
story.
McKechnie,
with
Fred
Clarke
as
his
adviser,
has
Hobby
Hyrne
ami
Hans
Wagner
U'nrM''
Sorio,
nf
io-i
i.uti.,
prevented
any
aspirant
-
from!
fnhnnv
.
nt
,hn
breaking
into
the
infield
Many
Changes
St.
Paul
received
him
in
1912,
and
in
1913
(he
Hraves
drafted
him.
He
played
only
one
game
in
Hoston
and
drifted
to
the
New
York
Americans.
.
Once
again
he
went
to
M..
Paul
-on
AugustJ
22,
1913,
to
play
alongside
a
youthful
shortslop
who
was
iles-J
lined
to
creito
records
in
the
majors
l.verett
Scott,
of
the
lied
Sox
and
Yankees,
and
now
with
the
team
that
will
fight
McKechnie's
band
jn
the
world
series,
1
lie
Senators.
The
next
year
the
present
Pirate
manager
was
among
snv
eral
who
jumped
lo
Ihe
Gianl
forces
then,
even
at
thai
lime
a
veteran
whom
Ihe
Hrave
had
cast
adrift.-
With
Hoston
he
failed
lo
scintillate
for
there
was
little
opportunity
for
starring
in
such
a
club
as
Ihe
Hraves
pro-
luced
after
the
halycon
days
of
1914.
Hut
his
lime
came
and
hi
looTc
full
advantage
of
'It.
His
bat
and
fielding
were
big
factor
In
the
first
fliant
victory
over
tha
Yankees.
Ilawlings
might
be
well
termed
a
money
player,
for
if
has
been
in
Ihe
crucial
moments
that
he
has
risen
to
Ids
He
will
be
missed
when
Ihe
Pirates,
go
inlo
Federal
the
World's
Series,
although
ft
I
Leaigue.
He
proved
to
be
one
of
din
Moore,
now
scheduled
for
the
the
onganlzal
ion's
greatest
in-,poilion,
is
a
capable
fielder
and
fielders
with
Indianapolis.
That
i
heavy
hiller.
Johnny
was
injur
year
he
batted
.305.
In
1915
the
ed
at
Forbes
Field
while
sliding
team
was
transferred
In
Newark;
in
a
base,
only
a
few
weeks
ago
and-McKechnie
succeeded
Hill
In
the
morning
he
had
been
at
Phillips
as
manager
ami
won.
the!
pennant,
Wont
to
Giants
"
Another
season
saw
the
col
Hie
Oakmont
Country
Club,
a
fan
hfrnsrlf
before
the
golf
prowess
of
the
national
amateur
cham
pion,
Hobby
Jones.
Ilawlings
obtained
his
degree
in
law
at
I.e
land
Stanford
University
before
lentering
professional
baseball.
He
was
born
In
Hloomfield,
Iowa,
in
IA92,
but
makes
his
borne
in
California.
BILLIARD
TEAMS
IN
LEAGUE
ARE
ENTERED
At
the
meeting
or
the
Hilliard
League
last
evening
two
teams
Prince
Ilupert
Hilliard
Parlor
ami
Great
War
Veterans
were
en
lered
In
the
lirst
division
and
in
the
second
division
four
wer
entered
Cold
Storage,
Great
War
Velerans,
Prince
Rupert
Hilliard
Parlor
and
Grotto.
In
view
of
the
faet
that
further
en-
li-io
n
n
nrwplnil
11
urna
AnoiAnA
season,
and
was
out
of
play
for
((
;.xp,1(1
,
,,,
foP
f.nlerng
unit
next
Tuesday
when
the
schedule
for
the
season
will
be
drawn
up,
play
starling
soon
t
hereafter.
time
the
Pirate
manager,
obtain-
J
In
the
absence
nf
Secretary
J.
ed
him
In
1918
and
McKechnie
F.
Hutchinson,
Dick
Howe
acled
participated
in
every
game.
He
as
seerelary
al
'Ihe
meeting
last
left
baseball
in
1919
to
enter,
nigh!
and
Her!
Morgan
was
In
business.
The
call
of
Ihfc
diamond,
Ihe
chair.
The
deb-pales
were:
was
loo
strong
and
he
was
back!
George
Waugli,
Hilliard
parlor;
in
uniform
In
1920,
Ihe
year
that
War
Veterans,
Fred
pyle;
Cold
Harold
(Pie)
Traynor
appeared
Storage,
Jack
May;
Grollo,
Ilerl
on
I
lie
pirate
squad.
I
raynor,
Morgan,
came
fnsl
and
McKechnie
was
sent
to
St.
Paul
the
next
year,
to
Advertlsa
.n
the
Oilly
News
IN
THE
LETTER
BOX
BENEFIT
FOOTBALL
Editor
Daily
News:
The
Cold
Storage
Football
Club
would
like
to
publicly
voice
through
the
mi-ilium
of
your
val
uable
paper
their
appreciation
of
the
support
given
by
the
public
of
Prince
Ilupert
towards
the
F..
Hye
Henefil
Football
Match.
Our
especial
thanks
are
given
to
the
players
ami
friends
who
were
in
strumental
in
disnosimr
of
103
kept
the
Pirate
to
the
fore
ami'
tickets,
also
to
lien
Self
who
do-
wnen
me
crucial
iesi
came
wiin
noted
the
sum
of
l.50
and
John
il.-
rt
a
i
'
v
mi-
i
iiuiirintMi
mam
mn
long,
nurran
the
sum
of
i.00.
To
A
ago.
the
I'Hlsbunshers
came
w.
Kdpe
for
donating
canvas
for
i
ii
rongu
triumphantly.
posters
rfnd
the
Prince
Ilupert
SPORT
CHAT
II
Johnny
Hawlings,
one
of
hU
legs
broken
in
his
never
ending
efforts
to
carry
his
team
to
the
front,
will
view
the
coming
World
Series'
battles
from
the
grandstand.
Hie
Pirates
owe
much
to
the
little,
second
baseman
who
arose
to
greal
heights
in
the
cmcial
series
in
.New
York
which
saw
The
Giants
collapse
for
the
first
lime
in
five
years.
His
fielding
was
sensational,
his
balling
timely,
'and
well
it
might
be,
for
it
was
on
that
same
baseball
field
in
New
York,
the
Polo
Grounds,
that!
Johnny
Ilawlings
was
recognized
nc
llin
r.lAnlnal
nt'irn.
nf
ilin
j
1'rapsfer
&
Taxi
Co.
for
display
ing
s
a
nte
The
following
statement
speaks
well
for
the
sporting
element
of
this
town
who
rose
so
nobly
to
assist
such
a
splendid
cause.
Receipts
Sale
or
tickets
$201,50
Gale
receipts
35.50
Donations
5,50
Disbursements
Advertising
.
.
Tickets
...
TERRACE
NOTES
1.25
$
9.50
Hhlancc..."
233.00
ei2.50
Thanking
'you,
F.
W.
GRIMHLC,
Secretary.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
GIVEN
LAST
NIGHT
BY
MOOSE
fcome
200
persons
attended
a
successful
whist
drive
aud
dance
(hat
was
held
last
evening
in
the
Melropole
Hall
by
the
Moose
l-odvp.
There
were
22
tables
of
oanls
and
the
winners
were:
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
Alf
Christiansen;
ladies'
second,
Miss
D.
Fraser;
men's
first,
Tom
Dybhavn;
men's
second,
A.
Sunberjr.
Refreshments
were
served
and
lancing
followed,
music
being
furnished
by
the
Westliolme
trchestra.
Mrs.
Field
was
con
sener
of
the
refreshment
com
mittee.
Gillis
Rover,
was
master
of
-eremonres
and
the
cflmrAillee
in
charge
Included
r'ml&'&iUden,
A.
Ohnesarg,
Ham:
iAiilo.,
jSam
Ilaudenschltd,
p.'
Cameron
lames
Haeon.
and
Mrs.
T.
J.
Marsh
Js
soending
a
short
holiday
al
Memo
as
the
auest
of
Mrs.
A.
V.
"Wilson.
Mrs,
N.
Sherwood
returned
home
on
Monday
aNer
having
spent
Ihe
last
I
wo
weeks
as
a
palienl
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Hospital.
Mrs.
L.
Skinner
or
Copper
Cily
was
In
town
on
Tuesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cha's.
It.
Gilbert,
made
a
business
f
rip
lo
Kaltiin
Lake
on
Tuesday,
,
T.
A.
McMarlln
who
has
been
renewing
acquaintance
around
town
for
several
days
returned
to
.Sinilhers
on
Wednesday.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert.
A.
V.
Glands,
Toronto;
S.
T.
G.
Garrell,
W.
Allen
Hodman,
A,
O.
young,
A.
Farrow,
Gordon
Owen.
W.
Stewart
and
W
J
Campbell,
Vancouver;
W.
Van-derlip,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
p
.M.
.Moncklori,
'ierrnce;
D.
K.
Kennedy,
Victoria;
Mrs.
I..
G
llussel,
Taeomt?;
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
T
Shackleton,
L'sk;
E.
R.
Wolf,
d2
r'j
O'.MS
or
Int
u
FToit
Stvice.
Ic.
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTEB
AGENTS
wanted
in
all
parts
of
H
C.
In.
sell
Geurke's
Christmas
cards,
manufactured
in
Vancouver.
Littoral
-enmmissions
and
exclusive
districts.
Positively
best
cards
in
Canada.
They
sell
on
sight.
Writ
Gchrke.'s
Limited,
5C0
Sey-tuour
St.,
Vancouver.
23C
WANTKD.
Young
girt
tohelp
wiiu
Housework
aim
rare
or
small
children.
No
cooking.
Phone
lllne
53.
229
WANTKD.
Furnished
house
or
suite
cent
rally
local.
'd.
Phone
Hod
112.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOR
BALK.
Dining
room
suites.
bedroom
suites,
Chesterfield
sutles,
range.
stoves,
bed
linen,
lowcls,
window
blinds,
inlaid
linoleum
and
prinlei
ltnoleumn,
lounges,
chairs,
ChllTkinioros,
Dresners,
lied-steads,
matlresses
and
springs.
Dming
tables,
kitehen
tables,
table
oilcloth.
A.
Mackenzie,
Furniture
House.
Phone
"?5
FOR
SALF..
Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear
business
in
Prince
Rupert.
Fall
stock
just
arrived.
Inclusive
models.
Must
sell
owing
to
ill
health.'
Apply
Mrs.
R.
Goldbloom,
Third
Ave.
225
END
or
Month
Wean
Out.
h
reduction
on
all
cash
sales
Prince
Rupert
Exchange.
Phone
052.
HOUSEHOLD
Furniture
for
sale.
Apply
519
Seventh
.Avenue
East.
FOR
SALE.
Itufrot
and
ehlna
cabinel.
Phone
311.
U
TO
RENT
FOR
SALE.
I'.iithlcen
root
V-botlomed
covered
launch,
3
b.p.
Caille
perfection
engine,
tiMMQ
Phone
Red
202.
FOR
RENT.
First
class
apartment.
Monarch
range
ami
waler
free,
Clapp
block.
West-enhaver
Itros.
'
If
FOR
RENT.
-
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonographs
hhd
sew
Ing1
machines.
'
WAlfcef
Music
Store.
If
FOR
RENT.
Large
modern
roomy
apartment
with
fire
place;
close
in.
Apply
Max
lleilbroner.'
TO
RENT.
Furnished
house
keeping
rooms.
Phone
18
or
81.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Modern
house,
five
rooms
and
bath.
Monro
Urns
Mirfmi,
Florida;
.1.
A.
Hoivln
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Champotowii.
Winnipeg;
J.
C.
Smilli,
Edmon
Ion;
.Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
It.
Forbes,
San
Gabriel,
CaL
J.
P.
Martin:
Dr.
William
Saper'and
family
and
Miss
H.
Sager,
Port
Simpson;
W.
J.
Service,
Smilhers;
W
It.
Hurke,
Seattle.
Central
J.
"If.
Hrieker,
Vancouver;
George
Held,
Claxlon;
F.
E.
Peterson,
Smil
tiers.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
4
.
Thursday,
Oct.
1,
High
..
.
0:23
a.m.
12.
18
fl
12:18
p.m.
21.1
"
Low
C:10
a.m.
2.8
"
'
19:09
ti.in.
3.2
"
t
Friday,
Ocelober
2
High
1
:09
a.m.
21.3
ft
13:27
p.m.
21.8
"
Low
7:27
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MISCELLANEOUS
KXSERVICE
men
and
dependents
inN'resii-d
in
Ihe
forthcoming
Federal
election
are
invited
to
mail
their
names
and
;nMrr--ses
fur
particulars
nf
;
na
tional
movement
to
sei-ure
justice
aud
fair
play
by
-in
use
or
your
ballot.
S1e.
2.,
North
West
lluilding,
Vancouver.
II.C,
230
CARPENTERS
WHEN
having
your
house
repair
ed,
see
A.
II.
MacPhersoti.
Phone
Iliack
187.
.
If
DOARD
HOARD
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
HOARD
and
Room
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
Red
707.
WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL
Surgical
and
Obsteirlcal
323
39
Hi
Avenue
Wes
(Kerris-ilale,
Vuiii'ouver,
H.
C.
Dr.
Ernest
Hall,
superintendent.
CARS
FOR
SALE.
1-1920
Nash
five
passenger
touring
,
850
1-1921
Overland
Sedan
1700
1-1922
l
ord
Sedan
t2
I
-I
ton
Ford
I
ruck,
panel
body
?.i;r
1-1918
McLaughlin
light
6,
5
pass
..
S50
I
-Ford
light
dfllvery
chasis
rebuilt
I75
All
cars
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
your
own
terms.
KAIEN
GARAGE
Ford
ami
Chevrolet
Service
Sta
tion.
Goodyear
Tires,
Gas,
Oil
and
Greases.
WRECKING
.SKiyUCK
DAY
OR
NIGHT.
Phone
52.
If
KINDLING
WOOD
All
dry
inside
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
10.00
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood.
l.Rll
per
load
delivered.
Norwa-gian
style
S;dt
Alaska
Herring
in
30
Hi.
and
HO-lli.
kegs,
10c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlaok
(A)
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NEW
Process
Columbia
Rjjcordi
no
scratching.
Finest
reproductions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
rained
artists.
Call
In
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MU8I0
STORE,
Third
Avenue
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
George,
Paul
or
Gust)
Special
0
and
7
passenger
Slttdo-bakers
al
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
Kmprei
Hotel.
BENSON
BROTHERS
HAZELTON,
B
C.
Taxi
Service
CARS
MEET
ALL
TRAINS.
Tours
arranged.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phono
us.
P.O.
Hot
099.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl.
ure
Store.
We
Huy,
Sell
and
Exchange
New
and
Secondhand
Goods.
'
GEO.
PAPADOPULI8,
639
Third
Ave.
Phone
010.
Articles
Loit
and
Found,
&c
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SCHEDULE
OUT-OOINO.
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KUHCMF.
II,
SIMPSON,
Kvminl
D...U
Jun.
iota.
;mi.