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Wednesday,
July
7.
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BRINGING
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UP
'
FATHER
.
By
George
McManus
Perrectionm
ourWhisty
is
Due
to
Experience
iinnnrniuu
.tir
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CANADIAN
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OZ,Z
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advertisement
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by
the
LiquSr
Control
Hoard
or'
by
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the
Oovernmcnt
of
British.
Columbia;
BULKLEY
Market
311
Third
Avenue,
.
Has
been
taken
over
from
George
Kerr
by
J.
Preece
late
with
Sealy
and
Doodson
Fresh
Meats
arriving
Twice
Weekly
from
the
Bulkley
Vallev
r
Phone
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and
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Per
sack
.,
50
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MARINE
PRODUCTSLTD.
GEO.
G.
BUSHBY,
Man.
Dir.
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Kxqulslte
Stock
of
Fur
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Next
Q.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
.
111
th2
tPi:e.cR
of
TERMNIALS
WON
W.
h.
Terminals
2
0
Cold
Storage
1
1
Moose
0
2
MINE.
FOOTBALL
GAME
D
created
Moose
4
to
1
In'
City
Championship
Match
Last
Evening
Olorious
weather
prevailed
for
the'.Mobley
Cup
City
Championship
football
frame
between
the
Grand
Terminal
Club
anil
the
Moose,
which
was
played
last
evening
before
ft
Targe
,
crowd
61
spoptalors.
This
wax
Ilio
third
fjame
of
the
series
ahd,
the
Moose
were
eajrer
lo
refjisler
their
first
win
but
they
were
defeated
t
to
1.
The
Terminals
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
kick
uphill.
Afle;
10
minutes
play,
the
Moosa
were
awarded
a
penally,
but
Sam
Cur-rie.
shot
straight
at
the
jroal
Keeper
who
cleared.
Play
was
transferred
lo
the
other
end
anil,
after
some
jrood
combination,
the
Terminal
scored
from
a
scramble
in
front
of
jroal.
Shortly
after,
a
faulty
clearance
by
Curvich
"
erfabled
.
Wilson
to
i'qua,lize
for
the
.Moose.
For,
a
lime-
play
was
of
a
scrappy
nh-ture,
with
the
'
Moosp
bavin?
siishtly
the
better
of
the
arKU-
iv
...
i'y
lermirials
however,
took
full
advantage
of
a
mis-
kiclr
by
Skinner,
who
was
poorly
covered,
and
Dickens
gave
the
Pcrminals
tlie-
lead
with
a
shot
which
gave
Campbell
no
clianco
The
score
at
half
time
wat:
Terminals
2,
Moose
I.
'
Second
Half
Play
was
fast
and
interesting
on
fesnmiiiK
allhough
bitli
srdei
kept
the
ball
in
the
air
far
too
much.
Dickens
had
bad
luck
with
a
splendid
shot
from
30
vards
out
which
struck
the
bar
iwith
Campbell
well
beaten'.
Ter
minals
continued
to
have
the
belter
of
the
play
and
a
splendid
clearance
by
11.
Menzies
resulted
n
Dickens
scoring
a
third
goal
for
them,
although
it
appeared
that
both
be
and
I)e
Jong
were
olfside.
Five
minutes
later,
from
a
free
kick
well
placed
by
Paddy
O'Dortncll,
W.
Mitchell
had
real
hard
luck
with,
a
fine
overhead
kick.
The
Moose
made
a
splendid
rally
after
this
and
much
goo
work
was
spoiled
by
wretched
shooting.
Tw'o
particularly
good
opportunities
went
beggintr
Terminals
pressed
again
and
O
Donncll,
after-some
clever
work
sent
out
to
l-'arquhar,
who
put
m
a
perfect
centre
.from
,
which
Dickens
scored
thfc
Terminal
fourth
goal.
This
player
missed
a
fine
chanc
to
score
immed:
alely
after,
completely
missing
the
ball
on
the
goal
line.
Sporting
Spirit
Dickers
clever
play
was
feature
oj.
a
well
contested
ame
fought
in
t.
sporting
spirit.
Ter
minals
were
god
value
for
the)
four
to
one
win.
The
standing
of
the
teams
i
as
follows:
Pis.
I
BASEBALL
TEAM
0
RETURNS
HOME
Lost
Three
Games,
But
Came
Close
to
Winning
Third
of
Series.
The
Prince
Hupert
baseball
learn
returned
to
town
nt
5
o'clock
last
night
on
the
power
boat
P.
H.
T.
from
Ketchikan
where
it
was
defeated
in
the
three
ame
of
the
Fourlji
of
July
series,
nl
Iho'ugh
it
came
very
close
to
win
nlng
the
bird.
The
first
ame
on
Sunday
re
sulted
in
a
score
of
7
to
5.
Prince
'
FOOTBALL.
Kdilnr.
Daily
News.
UupeM
vas
loaned
the
Mitchellf
Kpnltinf.1
htllnrt
frtt
Hi
nntalnn
arid
it
looked
as
IfUhe
game
was
on
ice
until
the
field
went
lo
pieces
in
the
fiftji
inning
and
the
Kelehikanitps
wrested
victory
from
a
s'e'emihg
rout.
'
As
"as
the
case
in
the
series
here
,
last
week,
fielding
tcrrpr.f
lost
the
g'ame
for
the
locals;
.Thofj,
hetriiiKan
team
was
air
ttglii
on
the
field
while
Prince
Hupert
was
weak.
The.
first
two
games
were
to
nine
Innings
and
the
third
to
seven.
All
the
players,
together
with
Harry
Love
and
flcrtr"e
It.
Tile,
relumed
to
-town
last
evening.
They
bar!
.a
rainy
eleven
hour
trip
north
on
Saturday
night,
but
the
return
was
ma.de
in
twelve
hours
under
Ideal
weather
conditions.
Charles
K6l6m
and
Dick
(ireenwcl!,
who
also
made
the
trip,
will
be
back
on
the
Princess
Alice
this
afternoon
on
which
vessel
will
also
reldrn
James
and
Aler.
Mitchell
and
the
lliigh
School
drill
trim
which
gave-
an
exhibition
in
Ketchikan
streets
on
Mon-
tsrht.
SPORT
CKAT
Slewart
had
the
best
celebi
'
ion
in
ils
history
on
Domini".,
i
Day
this
year.
At
6
o'clock
in
tie
.
inofniQg,
the,
towa
w
awakeneTl
mb
d
salute'
-'hf
21
Ij-namite
ciplosionV.nnd
Ihere
as
somefhing
doingiall
day
tons
from
Hint
time
until
the
band
concert
in
Ihc
evening
by
Ufl
Kincolilji
band.
After
the
parad.
in
ine
morning
in
which
men
ere
number
df
floats,
th-
field
sports
commenced.
A
tin
of
war
was
won
by
the
crew
p:
the:
steamer
Mogul
from
tnanu
represcpling
the
Premier
Tran:
Dunwell
mine
anil
United
Ser
ires.
Club..
Tommy
Whiteley
Flosie"
won
the
horse,
race
with
T.
W.
McDonald's
"Padd?
O'Dowd"
second.
Hyder
dn
fcaled
Stewart
by
23
to
15
in
i
baseball
game.
In
The
Letter
Box
In
the
interest
of
sport
1
would
like
to
give
publicity.,
to
Hie
follow-in?
occurrence
at
last
nighl's
football
game:
,
In
I
he
first
half,
Splro
fiurvir'.i
wore
an
eye
shade
in
goal,.'
On
tlie
change
over
I
asked
JhSni
for
il
and
put
il
on.
AJTev
"minutes
after
play
rpsume.1,
the
referee,
Mr-
Kr'ar.r
said
to
me
"lake
II
ofr;'
I
called
his
attention
tn
the
fad
that
nurvich
hail
worn
it
in
this
goal.
He
said
"Take
ii
off
or
get
olT
the
field."
What
is
a
referee
an
imparl
lal
official
who
can
not
bo
questioned?
R.
II.
SKINN
Kit
POLITICAL
Ni:WS.
Kdilor,
Dally
News.
Judging
from
yffur
ediloria!
I
O
1926
mi
Int-l
Fcarunc
Scnvicc.
!.
suppose
we
are
lo
be
treated
lo
the
usual
electioneering
tirades
and
boosts
add
reports
of
speeches
and
political
editorials
that
makn
newspapers
unbeatable.
This
may
be
very
Inter
estlng
lo
those
who
have
lived
in
Canada
n
long
lime
and
are
citizens
of
Ihe
country
and
un
derstand
Ihe
politics
but
I
am
an
Amerlenn
and
do
not
care
a
boot
about
MncKeiizle
King
or
Arthur
Meighen
or
any
of
the
Other
little
two
by
twice
politl-
Gri
Brtt.ia
ritkM
rrvd
U
anted
II
For
Sale
with
Sehenkler
and
IJalfour
com-
I
Fr
Rent
prisfn
the
Prince
Hupert
battery,
restilte'l
in
a
13
to
1
score.
The
third
ame,
also
on
Mon
employi
-s.
j
Sir
Hide
Haggard,
the
famous
author,
pu-sedf
tli
rough
l'rince
Hupert
Indii.
He
arrived
from
Victoria
ui
lhls
niprnipg
s
sleamer
and
procerled
Kast
hj
train.
A
lange
an
lieirce
last
nigh
attended
a
cos
unie
concert
stag
ed
by
Miss
Aileen
Fcrfuce,
as
whcn
te.
jA.to
p'Lw
sPCECH
woouo
tse
&WJS!
nut
i
.
i
sisted
by
Jamiji
Hamilton
Howe,
her
brother,
J.
W.
Wilson
nianist.
FOUND.
At
Mme
picnic.
Re
n
turned
Soldiers
button
and
pair
of
child's
shoes.
Apply
Daily
New
rtTfice.
W.
A.
Thompson
of
Los
An-
MlIfH
VKU
PAIirilT
geles,
who.
was
in
this
dllrl
It)
10.
arrived
lasl
week
ti
LESSER
SLAVE-LAKE
r-r'
f
:"'
'
'.rrr
iiinirui
ji.
which
nu
t
.
.i
..
.
I
i.-iivn,
,
T..I-
'
i
.....
'"H'"1111'
Slave
Iiak'
ha-t-beeft
a
prolific
source
o'
revenue
for
Alberta
fisherme.i
this
season.
Ilnrlrff
Ilia
utVfltirr
fiahln.n-
Ben
Six
bears-'have
been
killed
llil
'priiiig
by
the
crew
ot
lb
(ieorgia
River
Mining
Co.
tlruin
I
I
-
.
.
.
T
I
ll.l
l
1
I
I
I
.
,
son.
lrsflrwr
from
Mnv
1(5
to
June
r
'
'
of
lliat
,liMrlcl
lM
Vf"
25,
ijclusive,
131,7(50
pounds
iv-li'iefinli
ware
IhIpii
nut.
n
u-ell
.nnr.
no?
..n.'.A.is
nf
nlekerel:
A
car
driven
by
Mrs.
M.
J.
St
'
ii
.
in..
i
i
t
I
tr,
l?R
nnnn.l
f
In-.V
fUll
19
.lair
III
IIIC
HIMTHIIIC
IIHIIO
a
mi
000
pound
of
lulliben,
and
COO
carrying
her
Infnnt
child
and
G
rounds
nf
nercli.
One
thousand
"
-air
plunged
irom
in
'
I
1
.
1
..
.mini
i
nf
linn-
v-ero
iinl
riivml
ircei
on
i
lie
in
leu
area
area
01
Last
year
there
was
rt
greater
"Viler,
railing
ten
feet
ami
laml
suimly
of
whilefish
taken
out
but
"'Pr
Pide
down,
rnrlunately
this
year
Ihe
fisherman
have
par-
nne
was
hurt
licularly
soiiuht,
more
pickerel
As
the
whilefish
are
more
desired
in
A
daughter
was
born
on
Jun
the
fall
season.
Iyist
year
212,-
M
nt
Ihe
Stewart
Hospital
000
pounds
nf
pickerel
were
taken
-ir.
ami
Airs,
win
rraser
out
and
100,000
pounds
of.
J
tick
fish.
Miss
llealrice
Horslman,
wl
STEWART
has
been
nllending
school
Ii
Prince
Rupert,
Is
home
for
Ihe
holiday.
Miss
.V
Sanson
of
Victoria
I
Miss
Helen
Hell
has
returned
.iere
visiting
wilh
Mrs.
R,
T.
from
nil
exiehded
Visit
outside
Crosby.
I
'
J-red
Mellor,
after
having
spent
three
months
engaged
in
sign
palnlinff
here,
has
relurhed
to
Victoria.
Miss
H,
A.
Wilson,
who
tenches
school
in
the
Okiinugim
dlstrhM,
has
arrived
here
to
spend
tlv
summer
vacation
visiting
wilh
Work
Is
being
resumed
on
the
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
flrauseh
have
Vkloi'ia
mines,
iwo
tunnel
con
inn
Stewart
on
a
trip
lo
Norway,
tracts
hhvlhg
been
let
to
1
Horslman.
Holts
of
honor
In
Ihe
Stewart
public
school
were
awarded,
n
follow:
proficiency,
Violet
Wn
on;
deportment,
Honnln
Campbell;
regularity
and
piinciuallly,
I.enh
llorsliiian.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
11
"JJje
a
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word'
in
advance.
No
Advertuement
taken
for
lets
than
50c
day,
ended
in
a
5-1
score.
VHhi
La'mhie
in
the
box
for
Prince
Ru-ieians
at
Ottawa
There
are
a
JLldE:
i
it..
I
i.
i
a
i
s
n,-n,
wir
iiieuix
wnro
a.ica.i
-u;
oL
of
us
.do
not
.want
to
rca,!
.
EVKXTI
AI.l.Y
v.nll
waul
...r
Canadian
polHics
all
the
time
so
can't
you,
sir,
fcive
us
som.
old
world
news
and
local
hap
penings
and
let
the
politician
fiM
their
owiieity
batuesi
,
"'"
t
"khow
editors
tiave
"htAvribi
aliout
'politics
s.nne
of
,flic!,-lliri
ut
we
don
I
want
it
every
day
all
over
the
paper.
I
hope
you
will
be
sensible
and
let
Ottawa
alone
as
much
as
possible
ami
Lnow
and
t
licit-
give
us
a
little
news
about
Washington
and
Seattle
and
some
of
the
American
cities
and
politics.
Kxeuse
my
mating
suggestion
itnl
there
oro
a
lot
of
us
Americans
here
nndwe
ought
lo
b
considered
in
-
JJi'e
newsnaners.
July
7,
1926.
own
home.
Why
not
tiialfij
a
beginning
now?
i'J.OO
down
and
i.fl0
per
ninnlh
buys
a
b
"
splendid
reidntia!
So!
oa
Kightli
Avenue
West.
Prioe
.
I
K3.00.
Geo.
AlkfV
''
TOT
ffiTparriculars.
SUMMER
RESORTS.
T
l!i)I?O.V
CaYdnef
Phdnolrapli
and
115
records
in
first
class
condition;
also
household
furni
lure
for
sale
at
a
bargain.
Phone
lllue
23.
3tl
Second
'
Avenue
West.
lrt
even
if
we
are
aliens.
It
OH
SAhK.JIolel
Masselt.
A
UNITED
STATIS.
ffwd
bargairtrlll
health
cnus.
(The
Mfl
thing
-
tTnitedh
for
selliw.
Apply
William
States"
can
do
is
to
join
Canada.
Hudson,
,MafilL
IkG,
Itecoijie
-a
eitizeniny
friend,
ann
then'
read
Canadian
political
news.-
Kditor.)f
Ten
Years
Ago
In,
Prince
Rupert-
FOIt
SAI.K.
Canaries,
Iralned
roller
singer
25.0(1'
eael..
Saiisfaetion
or
money
hack.
113(1
Seventh
Avenue
F.as.
P.O.
Hoy
IQ'J.
if
FOll
SALK.-Hj'd,
coll
spring
and
UlAtllVSS,
Uidiolstered
sellei-.
Apply
215
Seventh
Avenue
W.
.
;
15.
G00
pleadrA
boat
for
sale
for
,
8275.
,
Easy.
terms.
Phne
Red
The
Retail
Merchants
Associa-H-AKKI.SK
LODOI"
near.
Terrace.
ion
or
tins
city
lias
agreed,
tiding
statutory
declaration
eel
iijg
tll4UJlsjArI'
l?J
nervi
Satunlayiflernoon
as
Oie't
weekly
half-hotlday
for
slor.i
Visit
I.akele
llthlii
Hoi
Springs.
I.ithla
is
one
of
th;
Hnest
minea),
waters
known
for
rheninalfsm.
G'tfod
'
fly
fishing
for
rainbow
trout
In
I.akclse
lake
and
river.
Motofs
meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
Telephone
connected
lo
TerMCu
J.
Hruco
Johnstone,
manager.
FOUND
TO
RENT
Articles
Lost
and
Found,
&c
FOll
HF.NT.
I.arsen
huiblinR
at
.
j71,
TbirI
Avnue
Hint;
sU
room
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premises
on
street
f.r.
Apply
,..
Jljuiv
Transfer,
130
Second
Avenue.
KOtiJlPjih--l'Wo
"first
'-clas.
modern
ffaU.
Monarch
ranges.
water
pain;-
ona
iiirnisncii.
Wentonliaver
Hros.
'UIl.MSIIFD
Housekeeping
Honms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month,
phone
lied
f.07.
tf
HODSKS
Tor
llent.
Some
are
furnished,
-.'0
and
up.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
FOn
HF.NT.
FurnUhed
housekeeping
u
i
t
e,
Mussallerr;
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FOR
HUNT.
Four
room
suite.
hot
water
healed.
Apply
8mlt
A-
Matlet.
-
'
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOAM).
The
Inlander.
83n
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
I
(OA
HI)
AND
ItOOM.
SS
Third
Avenue.
Phone
lied
33fi.
CHEVROLET.
ON
and
after
Jury
I,
overtime
rales
will
t
atiari(el
on
Sun
days
and
pnhlte
holidays
and
after
7
p.mt
on
wrek-iUya.
Act.
Overtime
will
be
chnrel
at
the
rale
of
time
nud
one
half
over
the
renjiUr
lsM
hour
day.
NN'recking
ervlce
dsy.
and
nishl.
KAIFN
i.nAOK.
PAItKKH
S
OAHAflF.
JAS.
ifl'MFH.
ON
and
after
July
I.
overtime
rates
will
be
Hiargrd
mi
Sundays
and
puiilii-
holiday
and
after
7
p.m.
on
week
days.
This
is
necessary
lo
comply
wilh
the
"Hours
of
Work"
Act.
Overtime
will
be
charged
at
the
rate
of
time
and
one
half
over,
the
regular
eight
hour
day.
Wrecking
service
day
and
night.
PARKF.H
OAHAUK.
KAII'N
OAHAOK.
JAS.
Hl'NTF.R.
TAXI
Phone
67
Taxi
(Cnll
Oeorge,
Paul
or
CIusl)
Sir
and
Seven
Passenger
Slude
bakers
at
your
disposal
any
time.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
Fmpress
Hotel.
GOOD
EATS
Opposite
llenson's
Studio,
Third
Avenue.
RF.AI.
1IOMF.
COOKFD
MK.M.H
Mrs.
I'nger,
proprieliess.
Phone
H'ack
700.
Wednesday,
July
7
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13:42
a
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23:51
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5:55
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17:17
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July
8
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12:58
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9
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