PAQE
fOU2
Yes
it
whips
easily
and
is
delicious!
II
r
fx..
1.1
1
A
favorite
with
British
Columbia
housewives
I
wish
I
knew
"I
wish
I
knew
what
to
put
on
these
floors!"
So
often
yon
hear
that
remark.
It
is
only
because
(hose
people
who
make
it,
have
liad
their
fill
of
waxes,
oils
and
cheap
varnishes.
The
man
or
woman
who
has
used
the
right
floor
varnish
has
np
floor
troubles.
Try
fit
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
Kasy
Terms
if
desired.
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
for
the
balanc
of
September.
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Dr.
Alexander
Smith
Block
Phone
575
DENTIST
J.
L.
BLAIN
CONTRACTOR
Agent
for
J.
Ff
ye
Smith
Ltd.
HARDWOODS
Store
and
Office
Fixtures.
Band-sawing
and
IManing.
Jobbing
and
Repairing.
Olass
und
during.
Bash,
Doors
and
Mouldings.
P.O.
Box
179.
Phone
-
-
-
Blue
268
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
CS.
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing,
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
In
Piano
and
furniture
Hovlnn.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMnnus
MAWet
COIN'
WW
To
THE
rOw-MtMCR-l
WANT
TOO
TO
HAvE
A
I!
Cood
re:t
gut
dont
foqcet
to
cot
(J
I'M
C.ONNA.
HAVE
THE.
TIME.
OFMT
LIFE'
WORLD
SERIES
STAR
PLAYERS
Babe
Adams
Is
43
Years
Old
and
Was
Dropped
But
Came
Back
PITTSnriMi.
Sept.
30.
Sixteen
years
ago,
on
a
cold
October
day,
there
came
into
everlasting
baseball
fame
a
bulky
Missouri
ploughman,
for
the
moment
one
of
the
great
moundnien
of
the
day
Charles
(Babe)
Adams.'
Detroit
had
won
the.
American
League
pennant
that
year,
1009,
und
Pittsburg
the.
National,
but
the
Pirates'
pitching
staff
had
crumpled
at
the
last
with
one
exception.
Adams,
a
first
yea
rl
"31.
man.
had
won
two
games
and
stood
on
the
mound
at
Detroit
in
the
final
struggle,
facing
another
famous
righthander
of
that
day
the
late
"Wild
HHP
Donovan,
who
was
killed
in
the
Twentieth
Century
Limited
he
went
with
his
father
to
ML
Morialf,
Mn
in
early
life.
His
father
was
a
tiller
of
the
soil
and
so
was
Habe
until
his
work
as
pilctier
for
his
home
town
Haymakers
came
to
notice.
The
Parsons
team
of
the
Missouri
Valley
League
picked
him
up
In
1905
and1!!
won
30
out
of
JO
games,
"enough
to
attract
the
attention
of
the
SI.
Louis
Car
dinals.
After
Spending
half
of
the
season
on
a
St..
LouiR
bench
he
was
sent
to
Louiseville
and
thence
fo
Denver.
In
the
Colorado
capital
he
became
a
hero,
with
38
victories
out
of
00
games
and
Pittsburg
snatched
him
away
for
a
short
trial
in
1908.
Then
again
he
went
to
Louisville
and
Hitched
so
well
that
he
came
back
to
the
Pirates
lo
slay
Adams
remained
for
a
long
time
in
Pittsburg,
but
finally
failed
in
1917
and
departed
for
the
lower
leagues.
Hut
he
pitched
rernark-uble
ball
for
Hutchinson
of
the
Western
and
Kansas
City
offered
him
an
opporlunily.
It
was
'
j
lj
w
v
I
nt
CKW
l-WNT
THE
CARAdEi-CLEMC-
in
i
r
v
a
The
Anyox
Hjfle
Club
wound
up
the
1925
season
last
week
with
a
prize
competition
in
which
J.
Humphreys
won
first
prize
and
J.
Beckett,
second.
A
novel
feature
about
the
rifle
shooting
season
in
the
smelter
town
this
year
has
been
that
ladles
and
men
alike,
have
participated.
Miss
It.
Champion
and
Mrs.
M.
D.
Mc-Taggart
averaged
ft..
1
28
and
85.235
in
the
aggregate
of
all
shoots.
Three
medals,
gold,
silver
and
bronze,
were
put
up
by
J.
J.
Beckett
for
the
best
aver
ages
during
the
season
ami
the
respective
winners
were
A.
W.
MrTaggarl
88313;
It.
O.
Cutler,
(that
Mr.
Nickerson
declare
lit-87,901;
and
L.
F.
Champion
8G.-,,as
received
from
Mr.
Forke.
If
One
of
the
most,
important
things
done
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Dominion
Football
As.
soeiation
in,
Winnipeg
recently
was
to
reach
the
decision
that
association
football
in
Canada
wreck
while
on
his
way
to
alter:'
i-does
not
need
Sunday
games
to
the
baseball
league
meetings
in
1023.
Ty
Cobb
There
With
Detroit
was
the
great
Tyrus
Raymond
Cobb
of
Georgia,
still
great
after
20
years;
the
powerful
Sam
Crawford
and
a
string
of
other
dangerous
ba.ts-
man.
Hut'
Adams
"carried
the'
series
and
the
world's
chain-1
pionsliip
to
Pittsburg
by
permit-
ting
only
six
hits,
materially
aided
by
bow-legged,
fighting
Hans
Wagner
who
seemed
to
be
everwherc
at
once.
Pittsburg
scored
eight
runs
for
a
decisive
conquest
in
this
seventh
and
final
game.
Today
Babe
Adams,
now
43
years
old,
stands
ready
to
pilch
his
heart
out
for
another
Pittsburgh
triumph
in
world's
series
combat
and
the
rent
intent
of
the
Pirate
fans
very
likely
will
draw
him
into
action
in
at
least
one
of
the
games.
His
arm
has
not
the
stamina
of
old
but
his
courage
and
skill
remains.
Notable
Record
Babe
has
had
a
notable
career.
Horn
in
Tipton,
Ind.,
in
1882.
keep
up
its
jtopular
interest,
in
regard
to
the
refusal
to
allow
Sunday
games,
it
was
felt
by
some
that
this
might
tend
to
give
impetus
to
the
professional
movement
is
the
Dominion.
John
Easton
was
re-elect!
president
of
the
Association
and
Sam
Davtdnn,
secretary.
Jimmle
Adams
of
Victoria
was
the
British
Columbia
member
chosen
on
jlhe
provincial
council.
STORK
OPENED
CAMPAIGN
WITH
SPEECH
DEFENDING
PARLIAMENTARY
RECORD.
(continued
from
page
one)
of
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
had
been
tremendously
increased
tliougli
it
was
possible
that
Mr.
Meighen,
too,
might
make
a
few
pains
as
a
result
of
the
dissolution'of-
the
Progressives.
Coming
West,
the
Conservatives
might
gain
a
member
or
so
but
the
prairie
provinces
could
never
be
expected
to
support
Mr.
Meighen
and
bis
high
lariff
policies.
It
was
difficult
indeed
to
find
where
Mr.
Meighen
was
going
to
get
the
75
additional
members
he
would
require
to
train
power.
Progressive
Party
Referring
lo
the
Progressive
party,
Mr.
Stork
staled
that
in
1921
they
had
nominated
120
candidates
ami
elected
05..
Now
they
bad
practically
disappeared
in
Ontario,
and
lo
date,
there
werri
only
hi
Progressive
In
tbo
field
in
the
whole
.of
Canada
Last,
session
the
Progressives
had
had
a
smash
up.
A
group
of
ten
members
in
Ontario
had
broken
away
enlirely.
The
partv
had
attempted
In
discipline
its
members
who
had
supported
the
!
government
on
the
budget
and.
in
caucus,
the
resignation
of
all
officers
had
been
called
for
and
they
had
all
been
replaced
with
Ihe
exception
of
the
leader.
Rob
ert
Forke,
who
held
his
position
.fler
his
remarkable
work
in,
on
the
casting
vole
of
the
chair
the
world's
series
of
1909.
man.
Could
anyone
imagine
Mr.
Advertise
.o
the
Dilly
News
King
relainlng
his
leadership
in
that
manner.
Mr.
King
had
already
stated
that
he
would
refuse
lo
carry
on
unless
he
was
given
an
adequate
majority
hi
the
House
of
Com
mons
nut
wouw
take
his
case
the
road
back
lo
fame,
a
road
back
to
the
people
few
major
leaguers
have
travel-J
ed.
The
veteran
conquered
Columbus
twice
in
the
season
of
1918,
allowing
one
hit
each
time,'
to
show
be
was
back
in
form.
Returned
to
Fold
The
latter
part
of
the
season
saw
him
return
lo
the
Pirate
fold
and
remain
there.
In
his
career
in
the
majors
he
has
pitched
in
2,170
innings,
equal
to
"75
full
games.
This
season
he
has
participated
in
the
credit
for
n
dfinzen
contests,
winning
as
many
as
he
has
lost
He
had
had
USE
iMONDS
SAWS
Their
teeth
are
of
a
toughneu
which
makef
them
bold
their
keen
cutting
edge
under
every
uxge.
44
stum
asm
uv
ca
mmitm
MONTntAl
jCELL-OM
NV
CklLLA
ETC
SPORT
CHAT
'm
ush
of
the
guu
being
held
his
head
by
the
Progressive
The
situation
had
been
inloler
able
wt(h
the
Progressives
in
Hi
position
of
being
able
to
dictate
on
nil
policies.
Mr.
King
had
come
to
the
conclusion
(hat
it
was
utterly
impossible
to
carry
on
me
government
without
a
good
working
majority.
Nickerson's
Credentials
t.
Mr.
Stork
then
dealt
with
the
candidature
of
Mr.
NickeriMn
who
had
come
out
ar
a
Progres
sive
candidate
with
the
endorsa
tion
of
Robert
Forke.
the
lead"r
of
that
party.
"Mr.
Itushby
and
myself
come
before
you
with
our
credentials
having
been
duty
nominated
by
the
two
particv
Has
anyone
seen
the
credential'
he
actually
had
those
credential
would
(hey
not
have
iwpii
published?
I
am
inclined
to
doubt
if
that
endorsalinn
is
actually
forthcoming."
Mr.
Stork
stated
that
a
grea.
deal
might
be
said
about
taxa
tion,
finance
and
other
matters
dnring
the
last
parliament
hot
he
would
leave
the
wider
field
for
a
future
occasion.
It
was
his
'intention
at
this
time
to
give
an
account
of
his
stewardship
during
the
past
four
years
and
talk
in
an
intimate
manner
aboti'
local
conditions.
Mr.
Stork
then
read
a
partial
statement
of
various
items
that
be
bad
been
instrumental
in
securing
for
l'ie
district
during
tb
period
of
hi
membership.
This
list
contained
a
multitude
of
lesser
Hems
sue1:
as
post
offices,
floats,
wharves,
lights,
increases
in
mail
grants,
etc.
Secured
Tie
Contracts
In
1921
he
bad
found
that
very
few
ties
had
been
cut
for
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
in
Uie
district
between
Terrace
and.
Mnllride.
The
great
majority,
it
was
Mid,
were
being
mil
on
Macfcenzie-Nann
limits
be-
Iween
lied
Pass
Junction
and
Kamloops.
Such
a
metier
af
fecting
the
railways
bad
not
come
entirely
in
his
province
but
he
had
taken
it
up
with
rail
way
headquarters
pointing
out
that
settlers
on
this
end
of
the
line
were
in
need
of
such
assist
ance
as
might
be
forthcoming
through
tie
cutting.
'Hie
result
was
that
in
192
the
contracts
in
this
district
bad
been
increased
from
Oon.ooo
to
1,600.000
nDd
in
1
923
to
2.000,000.
Subsequently
it
had
been
found
that
the
pro
Uoetton
of
He,
bad
bn
v'tfrenter
than
ihA'Mttwfirfk
WfirrrtieBts
...
.
.
mi
.'
'
.
.
.
.viHiinw
tkmitii
no
the
district
had
been
realized
as
a
result
nl
the
fisheries
investigation
carried
out
by
the
Duff
rnmntinaion
of
which
he
had
been
an
active
member.
Mr.
Stork
declared
Contrary
In
what
seemed
lo
tie
Ihe
custom
as
far
as
the
most
of
royal
commissions
were
con
rerned,
the
report
of
the
Dutf
commission
had
been
instantly
adopted.
It
provided
for
n
re
duntion
of
to
per
cent
in
gill
net
licenses
lo
Orientals
In
1913
and
a
further
reduction
of
fifteen
Iper
cent
in
J
95
1.
The
use
or
gasboats
for
fishing
on
lbs
Skeena
River
had
been
permit-
ted
nnd
further,
with
rcferenrs
to
gasboats,
ihe
last
budget
had
provided
for
a
reduction
of
duly
on
gas
engines
to
be
used
for
fishing
purposed
of
12
Mi
per
cent.
Nautical
School
The
Halibut
Fishermen's
Union
had
asked
that
a
nautical
school
be
established
In
Prince
Rupert
for
Ihe
benefit
of
fishermen
during
the
close
reason.
The
department,
had
sent
an
officlul
here
to
make
arrangement
for
the
kcIiooI
which
it
was
nnw
announced
would
open
on
October
Regarding
dry
naileries,
for-
merly
conl
rolled
almost
exclusively
by
Orientals,
legislation
had
been
enacted
wliereby
the
first
twenty
five
per
cent
of
tho
slutr
in
such
opcrulioas
must
bs
Wanted
For
SaleZ
For
Rent
:
WANTVD
;KNVS
wanted
in
all
parts
of
ll.C.
to
sell
(iehrke
Christmas
cards,
manufactured
in
Vancouver.
Liberal
commission
ami
exclusive
qitrict.
positively
best
card
in
Canada.
Jbey
sell
on
siirhl.
Wrtt-liehVke.'s
Limited.
6
(in
Vev-mour-
St.,
Vancouver.
230
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE.
Dining
room
suites.
bedroom
suite,
Chesterfield
uite,
ranges,
love,
bed
linen,
towels,
window
bltod.
inlaid
linoleum
and
prinleJ
linoleunih,
lounges,
chairs.
Cailfionieres,
Drrer.
Iled-laads,
mat
tresseo
and
prina.
Dining'
table,
ailetien
table.
Unle
oilcloth.
A.
ilackearte.
Furniture
House.
Pbone
771
FOR
SALE.
Ladies'
Ready-to-
Wear
business
in
Prince
Rupert.
FaH
slock
Junt
arrived.
Kxrlusive
modeli).
Must
sell
owing
to
ill
health.
Apply
Mrs.
Jt.
Hotdmoom.
Third
Ave.
22
K.N'D
of
Month
Clean
Out
.
ti
redact
ioa
on
all
cash
sales
Prune
Rupert
Rsrhange.
Phone
6S2.
FOR
SALF-
lllack
Rimliah
Haby
buggy
tu
gMMf
condition.
Phone
Illue
SI
I.
W
HOt
Sr.HOLD
Furniture
for
sale.
Apply
519
Seventh
Avenue
VMnt.
FOR
SALM
lbiffet
and
ahina
cabiuet.
Phone
311.
If
TO
RENT
FOR
RUNT.
First
class
apart-
meat.
Monarch
range
and
water
free,
Clapp
block.
West
ennater
Ilros.
v-
If
FOR
MINT.
IManoa,
player
pianos,
phonographs
and
tewing
machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
.
tf
FOR
ttF.NT.
iJirge
modern
rbimy
anarlmenl
with
fire-ptaee;
eioae
in.
Apfrfy
Max
'
llellbroner.
10
HUNT.
Kurnlshe.1
Iiirose-
keejilng
rtmm.
Phone
18
or
'
y
'
81.
tf
FOR
RKN'I'.
Modern
house,
live
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Ilros.
AUCTION
SALE
AUCTION
SALF.
will
be
held
at
930
Ambrose
Ave.
on
Thurs
day,
October
1,
at
2.30
p.m
consisting
of
small
showcases,
soal"e,
stools,
chairs
.beds,
springs
and
mattresses.
bureaux,
ete.
Pliilpotl,
KviM
ti
Co.,
Auolhmeer.
2J7
wtnle,
the
second
year
SO
per
cent,
Ihtrd
year
78
per
cent,
and
Hie
foil
rib.
entirely
while.
"That
Is
the
way
the
fishing
Industry
s
now
being
beaded
In
British
Columbia,"
declared
Mr.
Stork.
There
had
been
complaints
n
to
culling
of
fish
nnd
the
scales
used
in
weighing
them
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
go
eminent
had
remedied
this
through
having
n
(continued
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Wednesday,
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30.
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High
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3.02
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13.
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and
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only.
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Red
707.
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Surgical
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323ft
39th
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Wen
Kerri-dale
.
Vancomer.
It.
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Ernest
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superintendent.
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SALE.
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Black
161
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Finest
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latest
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Songs
and
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music
by
world
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artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIO
STORE,
Third
Avenue
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phons
(Call
Oeorge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
0
and
7
passenger
Stude-bakers
at
your
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
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from
Empress
Hotel.
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BROTHERS
HAZELTON,
B
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CARS
MKKT
ALL
TRAINS.
Tours
arranged.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Baggage,
Furniture
Moving.
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you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
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Box
099
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