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PHILADELPHIA.
Sept.
34.
Gene
won,
the
heavyweight
championship
of
the
world
in
a
pouring
rain
last
night
when
he
defeated
Jack
Dempsey
In
a
savage
ten-round)
battle
to
a
de
cision.
The
fight
went
the
limit
and
both
Judges
were
unanimous
In
declaring
the
blonde
ex-Marine
the
winner.
Tunney
came
within
an
ace
of
knocking
Dempsey
out
In
the
first
round
when
ha
planted
a
hard
right
to
the
Jaw
before
the
belt
rang.
PHILADELPHIA.
Sept.
23
(Ringside)
Although
a
thick
hare
consisting
of
tobacco
smoke
and
partly
of
fog
hung
over
the
arena
there
was
little
tune
lost
when
Hne
preliminary
fights
started
at
eight
o'clock.
Fifty
thousand
fight
fans
swarmed
Into
the
stadium
while
the
coming
was
good
before
the
last
hour
rush.
Gaining
in
momentum
as
thel
hour
for
the
title
bout
approached,
the
1.
crowa
reacnea
a
capacity
gale
or
132.-
uuu
oi
wnicn
ix.uuu
were
casn
custom
era.
Just
before
the
battle
Tex
Rlckard
announced
officially
a
t2.000.Q00
gate.
1
He
had
not
announced
this
previously
I
he
said
lor
fear
of
Injunctlona.
Tommy
Reilty
was
referee
and
Frank
Brown
of
Pittsburg
and
Mike
Bernstein
of
Wllkesbarre,
judges.
Officials
of
the
State
Boxing
Commission
carried
the
gloves
Into
the
ring.
The
well
oiled
machinery
drilled
tor
days
functioned
at
top
speed.
Sixteen
f
4
BOXING
CHAMPIONSHIP
in
of
the
North
HARRY
ANDERSON
(if
Alire
Arm
will
meet
WM,
REYNOLDS
of
Anyox
a
six
round
bout
at
i:tr
lbs.
at
Anyox
on
Monday,
September
27,
1926,
lo
deride
the
Championship
of
the
North.
Dirk
Sluhli
wilt
wrestle
Pat
Doherlj-.
Hesl
two
out
of
three
falls.
hundred
ushers
handled
the
crowds
with
ed
three
punches
In
the
head.
Tunney
ease.
In
the
final
swirl
of
enthusiasm
nailed
Dempsey
with
a
right
and
the
there
was
no
lessening
of
sentiment
for
champion-
backed
Into
the
ropes.
They
the
challenger
among
his
thousands
of
were
In
the
centre
of
the
ring
with
well
wishers.
Dempsey
trying
for
an
opening
as
the
FLEW
TO
BATTLE
round
ended.
The
marine
entry
who
was
once
soldier
Hound
3.
Tunney
missed
a
left
and
and
sailor,
too,
threw
fear
Into
the
they
clinched.
Tunney
backed
away
stout
heart
of
Tex
Rlckard
when
he
took
from
a
left
hook.
Dempsey
knocked
a
the
air
to
fly
to
the
scene
of
batUe.
right
to
the
head.
They
traded
rights
The
promoter
made
no
secret
of
his
wish
to
the
head
In
a
corner.
Tunney
missed
that
one
half
of
his
championship
crew
two
lefu
to
the
head.
Then
Tunney
had
waited
until
the
title
was
decided
ripped
a
left
to
the
body.
Dempsey
was
before
he
took
the
second
lesson
of
his
booed.
Dempsey
hooked
a
left
to
the
life
In
aviation.
body
and
got
two
lefts
In
the
head.
Arriving
In
Philadelphia
for
the
formal
Tunney
tore
In
with
another
right
to
the
weighing
In
ceremony
and
physical
ex-
bead,
backing
Jack
to
a
corner.
Demp-amlnatlon
of
the
Pennsylvania
Athletic
sey
missed
a
right
swing
and
Tunney
Commission.
Tunney's
heart
was
found
stepped
In
with
a
short
right
to
the
normal.
Dempsey,
although
his
crown
face.
Dempsey-
missed
a
,
'left
hook
and
was
still
on
perfectly
straight,
was
they
clinched.
They
were
to.
Jbe'
centre
pushed
out
of
the
esrly
spotlight
by
or
the
ring
when
the
bell
sounded,
his
rival.
Weighing
190
pounds
at
two
Dempsey
waa
spitting
blood
when
-be
o'clock
he
also
surprised
the
wise
ones
went
to
his
corner,
by
his
f
weight
being
under
the
figure
Kound
fi.
Dempsey
crowded
Into
expected.
Tunney
and
missed
a
left
hook.
Tunney
Dempsey
had
no
aeroplane
and
would
peppered
him
with
a
left
and
a
right
i
not
make
a
dramatic
entry.
He
conten-
to
the
head.
Jack
chased
Tunney
acre
ted
himself
with
the
slower
but
safer
the
ring,
landing
a
left
hook
to
the
train
and
bad
no
Philadelphia
welcome
chin.
At
close
range
they
slugged
with
on
his
arrival
not
long
before
time
for
Dempsey
having
the
advantage.
Tun-him
to
enter
the
ring.
It
waa
the
first
ney
hooked
a
left
to
the
body,
a
fight
time
Dempsey
had
defended
his
title
for
to
the
head
and
they
clinched.
Tun-three
years.
He
entered
the
ring
a
ney
drove
a
right
hd
11
to
tne
body-heavy
favorite
over
the
marine.
The
Tunney
was
wide
with
right
to
the
weights
were
Dempsey
190
pounds
to
head.
Dempsey
hooked
a
left
to
the
185ty
for
Tunney.
head
and
Tunney
countered
with
a
right
Tunney
was
the
first
to
enter
the
and
left
tq
the
head.
Tunney
stuck
ring.
He
wore
a
blue
bathrobe
and
re-
two
lefts
into
Dempsey's
face
and
Jack
celved
a
tremendous
ovation.
weaved
Into
him.
Tunney
was
backing
KOl.NI)
ItV
ROl'XI
away
from
Jack
as
Dempsey
waa
feint-
Hound
I
Tunney
was
short
with
a
Ing
for
an
opening
when
the
round
left
and
a
clinch
in
the
corner.
After
ended,
the
break
away
they
traded
punches.
Tl'XNEV
IX
COKXEK
Tunney
was
short
with
a
left
and
they
Kound
7.
Dempsey
crouched
as
hs
clinched
In
the
corner.
Dempsey
missed
moved.
Into
Tunney.
They
clinched
a
left
and
Tunney
drove
a
right
to
the
without
damage.
Tunney
landed
a
head.
Dempsey
hooked
a
left
to
the
light
left
and
danced
away.
Tunney
head
and
they
clinched.
Tunney
landed
drew
a
right
to
the
chin
as
they
din-a
right
to
the
Jaw
and
missed
another,
ched.
Dempsey
ripped
a
left
hook
to
Dempsey
backed
away
from,
t
right.
Tunney.'
ye.
opening
a
gash.
.
Dempsey
Dempsey
ducked
a
right
to
the
head,
punished
Oene
In
a
corner
and
Tunney
Dempsey
crowded
and
got
two.
lefta
to
landed
two
rights
to
Dempsey's
head
the
head.
Tunney
ducked
a
right
and
I
without
a
return.
They
traded
rights
to
Delppsey
fell
on
the
ropes.
They
traded
It
he
body
and
Tifnney
shot
to
the
head,
rights!
to
.
the
head.
Tunney
rocked
I
Tunney
drove
a
right
to
the
head
and
Dempsey
with
a
light
to
the
Jaw
and
linlssed
a.
light
,left:
pempvey
hooked
a
was
putting
tnem
fiercely
to
the
body
I
left
to
the
chin.
They
traded
punches
at
the
bell.
I
to
the
head
in
a
aavaee
exchange
in
the
.
Kouml
tf
Tunney
ran
away
with
centre
of
the
ring.
Tunney
drove
a
Dempsey
after
him.
They
clinched
with-
right
to
the
head
and
backed
away
aa
out
danger.
Dempsey
hooked
the
left
the
round
ended,.
to
the
head
and
two
rights
to
the
body
Round
ft.
Tunney
backed
away
and
as
Tunney
retreated.
Dempsey
chased
hooked
a
left
to
the
head.
Tunney
was
Tunney
to
a
corner
hitting
him
around
short
a
left
but
nailed
Jack
with
the
the
body.
Tunney
was
bleeding
from
punch.
Jack
drove
a
right
to
the
head,
the
mouth.
Tunney
landed
a
light
left
Tunney
was
short
with
a
right
to
the
to
head.
Dempsey
drove
Tunney
Jnto
a
head.
They
clinched.
Tunney
kept
In
corner
without
danger.
Tunney
landed
after
Dempsey
with
five
straight
left
a
left
to
the
head
and
they
clinched.
I
to
the
face.
Tunney
drove
a
right
to
Dempsey
missed
a
left
hook
but
sank
I
the
Jaw.
Dempsey
landed
a
right
to
the
two
rights
to
the
body.
Tunney
backed
I
head
and
got
a
left
hook
In
return.
away,
then
landed
a
right
to
the
head.
I
Jack
drove
both
fists
to
the
body
and
They
were
engaged
whan
bell
rang.
1
Tunney
complained
the
blows
were
low,
Round
S.
The
rain
was
starting
to
I
They
exchanged
lef
ts
to
the
head,
heavily.
Jack
ducked
three
light
j
sey
leading
with
Tunney
backing
away,
lefts
but
was
nailed
with
a
right
to
jaw.
Tunney
missed'
two
lefu
and
a
right
Tunney
drove
a
right
to
the
body
Ml
to
the
head.
Tunney
landed
a
right
Jack
came
In.
The
blows
shook
Demp-
I
uppercut
as
they
clinched.
sey.
They
exchanged
blows
to
the
head
I
Round
-Tunney
backed
from
a
right
and
clinched.
Tunney
planted
a
right
to
the
head.
They
exchanged
blows
to
to
the
body,
backing
Dempsey
to
the
the
body
at
close
quarters.
Dempsey
ropes.
They
clinched
at
the
edge
of
the
missed
wild
right
awing
and
they
clln-
ring.
.
Tunney
ripped
a
right
to
the
head
I
ched.
Dempsey
was
short
with
and
Jack
chased
him
Into
a
corner
(right
to
the
body
and
Tunney
drove
a
without
damage.
Jack
sank
a
right
to
I
right
to
the
body,
Tunney
landed
two
the
body
and
got
a
right
to
the
head.
(light
lefts
to
the
head.
Dempsey
missed
DKMI'SEY
lll.LKOH
right
to
head
and
caught
two
lefu
to
Kound
i.
Dempsey
sent
a
left
to
the
the
Jsw.
Tunney
landed
right
to
the
Jaw
knocking
Tunney
into
the
ropes.
Jaw
as
Dempsey
missed
a
left
and
right
Tunney
hung
on
as
Dempsey
drove
his
and
Tunney
nailed
him
with
a
right
right
to
the
body.
Jack
chased
the
chal-
to
the
chin.
Tunney
hooked
right
and
lenger
Into
a
corner,
driving
bis
left
left
to
Jaw.
Dempsey
missed
a
left
aa
to
the
body.
Dempy
was
bleeding
from
they
clinched.
Dempsey's
left
eye
was
a
cut
on
the
left
eye.
Dempsey
missed
beginning
to
close
and
he
appeared
to
a
left
hook
to
the'
head.
Dempsey
was
be
very
tired.
Tunney
planted
a
hard
short
with
a
left
to
the
head
and
they
right
to
the
Jaw
and
Dempsey
dropped
clinched.
Tunnty
nailed,
pempaey
with
Into
his
chair
as
the
round
ended,
a
right
aa
the
champion
came
in.
Tun-
Kound
10.
They
shook
hands
and
ex-
titj
backed
away
from
a
right
and
land
changed
punches
to
body
and
clinched
from
Jimmy
Delaney
of
Tunney's
camp.
Jack
Demave,
"the
fighting
fool
of
Hoboken,"
conceded
mere
than
thirty-five
pounds
in
weight
and
administered
a
knock-out
to
Joe
Stoebel.
I
H
i-B
1
SPORT
CHAT
t
:
-r
Unless
Jack
Dempsey
can
stage
3
comeback
and
capture
back
the
crovt.
which
he
lost
last
night
In
Philadelphia
to
Oene
Tunney
bla
career
aa
a
tooxei
la
ended
so
far
as
the
big
money
'
s
concerned.
In
face
of
his
thorough
defeat
last
night.
U
would
appear
to
he
improbable
that
he
will
attempt
a
comeback.
The
great
bcavywelgbtj
and
there
is
ha
disputing
the
fact
that,
t.t
xaiaie
of
the
greatest
champions,
the
world
ever
saw,
has
gone
the
wiy
of
previous
title
holders
though,
perhaps,
hit
defeat
last
night
was
more
sensa
tional
than
that
of
any
previous
title
holder.
A
man,
who
had
practically
never
been
heard
of
when
Dempsey
wrested
the
crown
from
Jess
Willaxd
in
1919,
came
up
and
completely
out.
classed
him.
The
battle
waa
all
the
more
sensational
as
fight
fans
all
over
f
PAGE
ft)
tfili
DJL7
FROM
RINGSIDE
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
OF
BIG
BATTLE
Into
centre
of
ring.
Dempsey
mimed
a
fight
to
the
head,
pempsey
pursued
Gene
punishing
him
with
body
blows
and
forcing
him
la
a
corner.
Tunney
landed
two
lef
ta
and
a
right
to
the
cbln
ttaggerlng
Dempsey.
Tunney
hooked
a
left
to
the
chin.
Jack's
left
eye
was
closed.
Tunney
drove
two
rights
to
the
head.
Tunney
staggered
Dempsey
with
a
right
to
the
chin
backing
Dempsey
to
the
ropes.
Tunney
drove
a
light
and
left
to
the
Jaw
as
Jack
blindly
stepped
In.
The
champion
was
groggy.
Tun
r,ey
drove
a
right
and
left
to
the
law.
THE
PRELIMINARIES
In
the
first
of
the
preliminaries,
Oeorge
Oodfrey.
Philadelphia
negro,
carried
the
Judges'
decision
over
"Fighting
Bob"
Lawson
of
Alabama
In
a
six
round
"clawing
match."
Oodfrey
weighed
223
pounds
land
Lawson.
IBOVj
pounds.
the
country,
while
perhaps,
favoring
Tunney
aa
far
as
sentiment
wss
concerned,
hardly
hoped
that
he
would
capture
the
title.
Dempsey
was
still
considered
Invincible.
I
Tunney
was
not
under
estimate:!
but
rather
Dempsey
waa
overestimated.
Dempsey.
after
all,
was
more
of
aq
uncertain
quantity
than
his
opponent,
having
not
appeared
In
the
prize
rln
for
three
vears.
In
face
of
that
ha
hat
the
title
has
gone
to
other
hands.
I
)-
.1
Vt
t
fas
ra
arrwrw.
!
mm
SL44J
aaraa
-
if
the
game
It
had
been
held
too
long
oy
Dempsey.
The
hope
and
general
jplulon
Is
that
Tunney
will
not
hold
It
ro
long.
The
sequel
of
last
night's
jattle
will
probably
be
greater
activity
with
regard
to
the
heavy'e'ht
title
than
there
was
during
most
of
the
In
slashing
six
rounder
between
WllUrd
found
it
very
hard
to
re-
.(rival
sparring
mates
of
the
title
bout
"
I
tu
a-
IaIiis
ait
a
Timmv
I
Aiishran
t4J
TVi
11
tdelnhU.
llrtit
hearrwelirht
who
heined
train
Dempsey.
won
the
judges'
decision
ears
of
Dempseyl
reign.
Famous
Battles
for
I
he
Heavyweight
Title
IWILlim
KMH'KUl
OI
T
'AX
In
the
bout
In
which
he
wss
knocked
,-ut
by
Jack
Dempsey
at
Toledo.
July
4.
J-.
The
pnly
respite
the
champion
waa
ible
to
gain
was
when
he
was
knocked
lewn.
This
was
often
enough
but
the
Ainutee'ln
between
were
so
filled
with
iction-ffcst
the
big
fellow
could
not
est
when
he
went
to
bed
on
the
can.
'aa.
r.
When
;:
WllUrd
was
felled
for
UK
evrnth
time
In
the
first
round.
Demp-tey
thought
thst
he
had
won
and
left
the
ring.
However,
the
bell
saved
Jew
for
the
moment
and
the
agony
waa
prolonged
u&lll
the
bell
sounded
for
the
fourth
roynd.
when
a
towel
waa
tossed
c
aa
a,
token
of
defeat.
Ura.
wjilard.
seeing
a
fight
for
the
lrst
tlm
did
not
like
It.
She
said
afterward!
that
she
waa
sorry
that
her
tusbanSiad
been
defeated
but
glad
'
that
bef
no
longer
champion.
Jack
Warns,
then
Dempvey's
man-ae'er.
sudj
thst
his
protege
was
a
real
champlcml
"Dempi4y
will
prove
a
popular
cham
pion,"
wsl
a
prediction
made
by
K
earns
Immediately
after
the
championship
was
won.
The
weather
for
the
bout
was
season
ably
hot
HIGH
SCHOOL
BEAT
Y
MACS
IN
SOCCER
GAME
LAST
EVENING
rttmtH.
making
hi
first
a
p.
was
universally
held
the
favorite
to-800001'
win.
Possibly
Dempsey
had
been
j
P1"
ia
n
""fflclal
capacity
on
drinking
too
freely
of
the
luxuries
of
life
In
the
wealth
resultant
from
pre
vious
battles.
The
ktanassa
maneater.
A
well
played
Intermediate
league
football
game
took
place
last
night
at
the
Acropolis
Hilt
grounds
when
the
High
School
defeated
the
Y
Macs
by
a
score
of
4
to
2.
It
was
an
interesting
match
with
scoring
early
In
the
game.
Thomas
Peddle,
principal
of
the
.iigh
the
local
sport
field.
Douglas
Stalker
and
Eddie
Smith
were
linesmen.
In
the
league
standing,
the
Y
Uses
though
shorn
of
some
of
his
glory,
miy
",r
"ow
P""
now
retire
In
wealth
and
comfort
andi
"h
School
and
Navy
have
four
In
the
feeling
that
defeat
must
comelfMn
to
all
at
some
tune.
As
long
as
hej
.'
2
?
riii'nS"?
mltm
Jw'OK
LEAGUE
GAME
capitalize
the
Let
that
for
seven
year,
PI
A
VIM
TOMORROW
he
waa
the
beavrweleht
champion
of
.
'."M"'"
s
w.w.m.
.
.
Ha
arairtf
Aft
fne
Vvi(no
ta
na
Oatiet
ahy.
there
is
a
feeling
of
satisfaction
A
Jwu4tteegu
ifootbalh
gam
Ja
be
W
Iri
i,
If
1
I
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I
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im
fkW
-this
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mw
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m
t
aw
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.
.
Wi
j
asw
niiiiuuzmsui
test-
m
h
cu
recipes
ior
tasty
i
ssxt
oiiu
cvunumicai
jw
dishes.
M
I.
Write
The
Borden
Co.
awT
M
Limited.
gJgs
I
I
asm
Vancouver.
ar---
tj
,
f
Condenwiry
at
South
ituraas,,
B.C.
ui
piaiea
vomorrow
aiiemoon
com'
menclug
at
320
sharp
between
Dooth
and
Borden
Street
Schools,
the
teams
being
taken
from
the
following:
Eooth-
B.
Scott,
F.
Cameron,
W.
Dag-chaw.
R.
Collison,
T.
Kelsey
leapt.).
R.
helson.
B.
Thurbur
,11.
Dickens,
R.
Morrison.
J
Kelson,
O.
Wlngham,
R.
a
I
per,
A
Walters.
J.
Murray
and
T.
Busslnlch.
Borden
Street
A.
Styles,
K.
Mima,
A.
McDonald.
N.
Qurvlch,
E.
Smith
leapt
t.
R.
Weeks,
J.
Lee.
T.
Orme.
W.
Fisher,
T
Steen,
E.
Ratchford,
E.
Kane.
IM
Ourvlch.
P.
Fisher,
R.
Allen
and
M.
Harkln.
'DAMAGE
DONE
WHEN
CAR
HITS
HYDRANT
Aei
lclrnt
Took
Place
al
Ornrr
of
Nlnlb
and
Comox
Avenues
ftirly
Till
Morning
U
1"
at
ar
v
mtv
T
n
w
swwmmism.
-
FOR
SALE.
FOR
BALE--10
ACRES
OOOD
LAND.
60
acre
In
crop,
baisnce
easily
taken
in.
Right
at
Quick
aUtlon,
River
runs
through
prvyrty
Oood
road.
Apply
Ura.
W.
Stuart,
tl
Ninth
Stieel
Til
TOR
SALE.
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-
tat,
w
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lota,
some
corners,
harbor
view.
eid
on
sewer
Price
low
and
teriM
from
11000
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymODt
tf
TOR
SALE.
ROTARY
ELECTRIC
OVErt
In
good
working
order
too
small
for
present
trade:
wilt
sell
cheap
to
make
room
for
larger
one.
Elrctrls
Window
Bakery,
Prince
Rupert,
DC
GOOD
BUILDIN'P
LOTS
FOR
SAIX-
Betng
lot
and
6,
block
41.
section
7.
Prince
Rupert
For
particulars,
apply
Bank
of
Montreal.
23)
FOR
SALE.
-
DININO
ROOM
SUITE.
rugs,
couch,
writing
desk,
bookcase,
piano
lamp.
Phone
Black
iU,
7iS
TENT
FOR
BAIX
NEW
THIS
TEA1J
end
used
onl
one
week
Price
130
Pullen.
Dally
News.
'j
FURNITURE
FOR
SALE.
UVINO
room
and
kitchen
chair
and
table.
Phone
Blue
430.
2U
FOR
SALE.
LOT
19.
BLOCK
3.
Sec
tion
7.
Apply
Box
334
Dally
New
Office.
tf
TO
RfcNT
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLAYER
pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
ma
chines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
fist
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tl
FOR
F-ENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat;
targe
airy
rooms;
fire
place,
rlose
In.
Max
Hellbroner
FOR
RENT-MODERN
HOCBE;
UN
obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
313
fourth
Aienue
East.
PURNISIIED.
APARTMENTS
tXH
REXT
,
by
day,
week
,or
month.
Phone
R-4
607.
U
MODERN
HOCBE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOARD.
THE
INLANDER.
630
Second
Avenue,
Phone
117.
LOST.
L08T
BLUE
PERSIAN
CAT
REWARD.
Phone
S83.
FOUND
FOUNDjFIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Apply
Dally
New
Office.
TAXIDERMY
SAVE
THE
DEER
AND
OTHER
OAME
head.
Have
them
mounted
true
to
life.
Phone
Green
4.
P.O.
Uox
SOS,
C.
Harvey
Flnley.
239
104AO0
pound,
three
American
e
sels
selling
78,000
pounds
at
bids
ran
inff
frnm
1
try
tn
111,
.
,
,
About
4
o'clock
this
morning
the',
7ar
',
s-h
...
.
,
.k.
r....!"4
80
,or
"'!
and
four
Canadian.
a9tiw
ursat7if
vaas
Messenger
Service,
driven
by
Bill
WIN
Hams,
struck
the
hydrant
at
tha
corner
of
Ninth
and
Comox
Avenues,
breaking
the
hydrant
and
shattering
the
spring
and
causing
other
minor
damigea
to-
the
car.
William
stated
that
hi
tteerlnft
gear
failed
a
he
was
going
down
the
hill.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
fetrn
IUkiIs
fld
lulVo
Pound
Over
l'lli
EulMtige
Till
.Mornliig
Halibut
landings
marketed
at
the
Fish
,Eichng
UU
morning.
,
Jotalled
(Flhrla.
duposlng
of
iOHro
pounds
at
an
avrr-
age
of
I4.ic
and
8c.
The
arrivals
were
aa
follows:
AMERICAN'
Panama,
3,000
pound,
to
the
Atlln
Flaherle.
Sentinel,
23,000
pounds,
to
Booth
risherles.
Cedrlc,
3700
pound.
,
to
Canadian
Flh
At
Cold
Storage
Co.
CANADI
t
Unome
3.000
pomida
and
Ringleader
o.ow
pound,
to
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Johanna,
1100
pound
to
Canadian
run
at
uoid
Blursge
Oo.
sisjunwer,
7.WJ0
OJUIlds
to
Atlln
0ah
anif
Otiii
SiHlan
.
Landau
....
....
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
FciiM
l.ieM
IMrjr,
I
Fori!
I.ljrlil
!)slhery.
iani
btuf
....
...
I
Fri
Light
lMlivery,
lriir
iNiiipmtnt
I
Ftinl
Tulr
SJn.
starter
eiitinKnt
..
I
nimohMf
S-Min-
sr
Totirifts.
I0?2
Tfrm
ran
lr
nrmnvr
on
boUi
o.'W
siid
snI
jjr
lo
anil
U
mirrhsMr.
Tnrliig
MUIM
,
Tmhir
Soilun
.
Fonlor
Sn
l.ighl
llivcr)'
Truck
:5.0fl
1
50.00
sJIO.ilfl
ISOOjjO
VKAIEN
OARAQE
rvrali-rs.
In
Cadllac,
McLauahlln.
Oakland,
Oldtmoblle,
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Cara
Phone
52
NEW
CAR
PRICES
llnrinlKiiil
IR8I.0')
SMirl
Mrwnltr
rtNO.Ort
no2.no
761.00
-nn.oo
uXl.llll
Theio
prices
include
freight,
taxes,
self
starter
and
balloon
tlret.
(Jail
or
IHrpliotie
for
lmnnlrit-tinii
or
driving
lrnn.
S.
C.
PARKER,
LTD.,
Authorlxed
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
Cars
Trucks
Tractor
TAXI
Phone
67
Tail
(Call
Oorjc.
Pan)
or
f!uD
Six
and
Seven
Pas'enuer
Sludc
bakern
at
your
dlspoaifl
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
rrn
from
Fmnres
Hotel.
High
t-ow
.
High
Low
"'ih
I)W.
High
low
High
Low
High
low
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
v4MtM4Mt4
I'rd4y,
VpieiniH-r
tl
3J)S
am.
33
0
f.
15
09
pm
336
It.
9
03
am.
3J
ft.
3IJI
pm.
73
ft.
Hsttirdjy,
heplemlter
33
Mrilneail.iy,
y.
..
3:43
am.
30
9
ft.
18:43
pm.
31
J
ft.
..
..
8:44
4
7
ft.
33:17
pm.
3
3
ft.
,
Heptfinbf-r
10
..
4:31
am.
IB
0
ft
18:33
pm.
20
J
-
.
.
10:37
am.
4
"
23
D7
p
m.'
4
A
,
eleiner
37
.
.
8:29
am.
181
ft.
17:21
pm.
1BJ
"
..
11:13
am.
8J
M
',
Kepi
em
her
tS
.
.
0:33
am.
18.8
ft.
18:10
pm.
17A
"
..
0:03
am.
8
"
13:00
pm.
10.0
"
hepleniher
29
..
8:04
am.
Ill
ft.
1S143
pm.
16
8
"
..
1:0a
am.
7J
"
1:21
pm.
U
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,
By
George
McMan,
Tin
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O
1928
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Bnt
rwku
mmi.
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(DAILY
mm
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ADS.
r
wa.
"e
per
word
in
advancf.
ftp
A-'veitiaemrnt
takfri
to
leu
than
50c
WANTED.
WANTED
ONE
RIOJABLE
MAN
IS
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to;
take
order
for
best
customs-made
,
ANOTHER
BIQ
REDUCTION
cwtbe.
lo
Canada.
Highest
IN
missions
-Rex
Tsllorlng
Co.
Ltd..
lo-1
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
ronton
(1)'
CAR
PRICES.
iVAKTTD.
EXPERIENCED
OENERALl
,
,
.,
....
n.
maid:
family
of
two.
Mrs.
D.
a'1-11
lon
1
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Paterton.
Bsnk
of
Montrral.
)60.
Phone
Pr
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ifiH
Tn
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BUY
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aw
wagon
or
democrat
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price
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