hibition
Hall.
There
vasv
a
large
attendance
to
witness
the
opening
encounters
in
the
Tarious
leagues
and
the
standard
of
play
set
up
augurs
well
for
what
Is
to
follow
as
the
season
advances.
Results
of
the
various
games
were
at
fellows:
','
;
Senior
League
Orand
Terminals,
20.
Native
Sons
of
Canada.
23.
:
Intermediate
League;
Orotto,
'31
j
drand
Terminals.
26.
Ladies'
League.
Adanacs.
8;
Maple
Leafs.
16.
Junior
League.-
Stars.
9:
Colts.
28.
SEMUIt
LEAOIE
The
-
Senior
League
game
was
as
doss
a
tussle
as
the
fans
could
have
hoped
to
have
-
seen
and
Indicated
that
th
Orand
Terminals
and
Native
Sons
arc
at
least
well
matched.
The
scoring
was
as
(follows:
Orand
Terminals.
K.
Howard,
5:
II.
Gordon.
7:
H.
Ryall.
8:
E.
Woodward.
C.
Thompson;
total
20.
Native
Sons.
Vic
Menzles.
4;
Harry
Mrnxies,
4;
0.
Shenton.
9:
R.
BarUett,
I;
R.
B.
Skinner,
Dido
durvlch,
S;
tout
23.
Rtieree.r-E.
A.
Mann.
INTERMEDIATE
LEAC.l'E
Again
in
the
Intermediate
League
there
was
a
close
contest
In
which
thn
O
rot
to
finished
up
ahead
of
the
Ter-tnlnalsvby
the
narrow
margin
of
five
in
a
total
score
of
31
to
26.
Grotto.
Dido
Gurvieh.
9:
W.
Wrath-all.
11;
D.
Stalker.
4;
V.
Meagher.
7;
J.
Sim,
C.
Bayliss;
total
31.
Terminals
Y.
Katsuyama,
5;
D.
Katsuyama,
J.
UcNulty.
4;
S.
Ourvich,
9:
S.
Joy,
I:
E.
Dingwell.
7:
total,
26.
Referee.
E.
A.
Mann.
LADIES'LEAOIE
The
Maple
Leafs
upheld
honors
of
former
years
when
they
defeated
the
Adanacs
by
16
to
8.
The
Leafs,
wltn
the
old
organization
to
a
large
extent
apparent,
showed
no
lessening
of
form
but
stronger
opposition
it
Is
expected
will
cause
them
to
extend
themselves
as
the
season
progresses.
Adanacs.
M.
Palmer;
W.
Dyer
V.
Smith;
'
Mitchell.
6;
M.
Lancaster.
2;
M.
Kergln;
E.
Dalby:
total
8.
Maple
Leafs.
L.
Lowe,
6:
M.
Graham,
2;
C.
Harvey.
2:
U.
Harvey.
6;
H.
Grant,
H.
Sim,
M.
Thompson;
total,
18
Referee
Oeorge
Mitchell.
JUNIOR
LEAR
IX
The
Junior
League
encounter,
which
opened
the
program,
proved
the
most
one
sided
of
the
evening
although
the
Stars
might
have
deserved
more
thau
the
score
of
9
they
made
against
the
Colts.
28.
-Stars
E.
Smith,
1;
A.
Cross;
P.
Kel-sey,
4;
D.,
Morrison;
J.
Currle,
4;
total
9.
Colts-HL
Mr
Donald.
14;
G.
Veireck:
E.
Ratchford.
12;
J.
Scott.
B.
Irvine,
R.
Stalker,
total
28.
Referee
Oeorge
Mitchell.
The
next
league
basketball
games
will
take
place
Friday
night.
SPORT
CHAT
The
double-circuited
National
Hockey
League
which
now
governs
ten
professional
teams
playlnr
In
cities
scattered
throughout
the
eStern
and
central
stretches
of
the
United
Stales,
and
In
the
provinces
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
on
this
side
of
the
border,
is
to
Inaugurate
its
1926-27
playing
schedule
in
less
than
two
weeks.
The
opening
icy
W.
Moose
Ladies
2
Pythian
Sisters
.
...
2
St.
Oeorge's
0
Orange
Ladies
0
LIGHT
AND
PHONE
Peanut
Tubes
IT
W.
J.
Nsison.
200:
J.
Andrew
189.
jExpendture
Xiiasa
A.
Macdonald.
184:
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
200.
,
Surplus
1.000.41
rrsjir
Aiarxige.
isq:
j.
mmuton.
joo.
Ben
Self.
200;
O.
Anderson.
71.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
Oamss.
Total.
Average
Terminals
3
2790
930
Gyros
3
2861
887
Orotto
4
3530
883
St.
Andrews
...
3
2351
850
Moose
3
2340
847
The
averages
for
the
players
in
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oames
TU.
Aver.
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
..4
800
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrews)
Z
600
J.
Hulman
(Moose)
....
3
600
F.
Zieman
(Terminals)..
3
600
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
1
200
J.
Andrews
(Orotto)
...
4
784
Frank
Aldrldge
(Gyro)
.
3
590
S.
D.
Macdonald
(St.
A.)
3
572
Dr.
West
(Orotto)
4
753
P.
ODonnell
(Terminals)
3
S67
H.
Corbet
t
(Terminals)..
3
583
BerrSelf
(Gyro)
3
541
A.
Macdonald
(Oyro)
..
-3
541
D.
Howe
(Termnals)
...
3
533
C.
Balagno
(Terminals)
.
.3
527
3
May
(Moose)
3
528
J.
Brown
(Moose)
3
503
W.
J.
Nelson
(Oyro)
.
.
3-495
W.
IL
Long
(Oyro)
3
484
G.
Waugh
(Grotto)
4
618
O
P.
Tinker
(St.
A.)..
2
307
Don
Brown
(Moose)
...
3
455
J.
Judge
(Moose)
3
451
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.)
"3
450
O.
Anderson
(Orotto)
.
.
4
587
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A.)..
3
422
LADIES'
WHIST
1wm
Hrw
rTtsa
gi
mb
L
V-
1
L
RUSSIAN
CHANGES
ARE
H0USECLEAN1NG
(Edmonton
Bulletin)
"
Tee
Soviet
Government
and
the
Third
Internationale,
which
seem
to
amount
to
the
same
thing,
hare
been
having
koure-cleaDtBg
at
Moscow.
Trotsky.
Zlnoveil.
Kameneff
and
a
flock
of
other
more
or
leas
conspicuous
SpOjapostJes
of
reddlam.
have
been
cast
out!
300
i
from
the
communist.
,
fold
as
heretics.1
200
300
200
197
m
191
190
189
188
164
180
178
173
172
169
168
161
155
154
1S2
150
160
142
141
4
Moose
Ladies
and
I'jthlan
sMrrs
Were
Again
Victors
Last
Night
In
the
Ladles'
League
Whist
fixtures
last
night,
the
Moose
Ladies
defeated
the
St.
Oeorge's
Ladles
6
to
3
while
the
Pythian
Sisters
were
victors
over
the
Orange
Ladles
by
6
to
3.
This
makes
the
league
standing
to
date
as
follows
II
they
are
not
shot
or
Imprisoned!
they
wtu
be
getting
more
mercy
than!
they
have
shown,
and
wilt
owe
their1
escape
to
the
efar
of
the
dominant
fac
tion
of
stirring
up
a
rebellion
on
the
part
of
their
sympathisers,
who
seem
to
number
a
formidable
section
of
the
party
In
Russia.
What
may
be
the
significance
of
their
downfall
remains
to
be
seen.
Report
from
Russia
are
the
kind
which
heed
to
be
bllerally
sprinkled
with
salt,
and
outsider
msy
excuse
them
selves
from
trying
to
differentiate
between
the
varying
degrees
of
reddish
-ness
which
distinguish
the
disagreeing
chiefs.
That
the
breach
foretells
the
coll
span
of
the
Soviet
tyranny
there
is
nothing
to
suggest.
The
red
rulers
have
em
ployed
the
same
means
as
the
Roman-
Jit.
with
equal
vigor,
and
It
has
yet
to
be
shown
that
they
have
done
it
Wth
less
skill
or
are
less
firmly
seated
in
the
saddle.
COM3IITTEE
WILL
UKfiE
I1UILDLNR
TRUNK
HO
AD
TO
TEH
RACE
VERY
SOON
(continued
from
page
one)
-r
sight,
the
aggregate
score
being
984
to
ell
last
night
by
J.
J.
Little,
supcrin-
1
miles
of
the
Pacific
Highway
out
of
308
in
favor
of
the
service
club
men,
Udat
f,uullUe:
j
Vancouver,
the
first
two
miles
bavtof.
The
high
break
of
the
evening
was
31
1
ILECTUIC
LU'.HT
cost
4211.000.
He
felt
when
such
hue
by
W.
H.
Long
of
the
Gyros.
-
Estimated
revenue
aa.0339
1
1
expenditures
were
being
made
to
the
The
individual
scores
were
as
fol-
.'Expenditure
.5.94234
lows
W.
H.
Long
(Oyro).
200:
Oeorge
Surplus
'
3.0958
TELEPHONES
Waugh
(Orotto).
148.
Estmated
Revenue
M.66j00
scrted,
was
Just
guesswork.
II.
Mrf
OKKIMlALE
D.
MrCorklndsIe
referred
to
the
financial
aid
that
had
formerly
been
L.
Pta.
1
ven
to
the
province
by
the
federal
0
2
(government
in
the
matter
of
trant-
2
1
provincial
construction.
Vancouver,
be
0
declared,
was
already
pressing
for
road
connection
with
Edmonton.
Prince
Ru
pert,
he
felt,
was
as
much
entitled
to
the
road
connection
with
Edmonton
as
was
Vancouver.
In
fact,
both
cities
!
should
be
given
the
connection.
If
till
Surpluses
Shown
In
Each
department
principle
of
federal
assistance
in
high-of
Unities
Month
of
heplejtber
i
vay
building
-were
renewed.
It
might
ease
the
cost
of
the
road
from
Prince
The
following
figure
for
the
opera-
Rupert
to
the
Interior.
Mr.
McCordln-
Uon
of
the
electric
light
and
telephone
dale
did
not
know
what
was
meant
by
tussle
on
November
16
will
see
thrw
depsrtmcnts
durini
the
month
of
Sep-
unwarranted
cost
but
It
had
cost
1744,-
Intersections!
battles,
that
Is
three
Itember
were
presented
Vr
-he
city
coun
000
for
paving
alone
of
twenty-one
teams
of
all-United
States
section
meet-'
lng
three
teams
In
the
league's
second
circuit
which
includes
all
four
of
the
Canadian
clubs
In
the
league.
The
world's
champion
Montreal
Maroons
are
1
billed
to
Invade
Madison
Square
Oarden
on
the
opening
night
to
engage
the
New
York
Americans,
while
the
Mont
real
Canadlens
clash
with
Boston's
Bruins
In
the
bub-town
arena
and
th
New
York
Rangers
plsying
Pittsburg's
Dusquene
Oarden
against
the
Pirates.
The
four
other
clubs
In
the
league
will
play
their
Initial
games
later
In
that
week.
A
statement
has
been
compiled
tt
Any
ox
showing
receipts
and
expenditures
of
tsseball
and
footbidl
activities
at
-
the
smelter
town
during
the
season
of
1928.
The
receipts
from
basebaH
.were
4441.69
with
expenditures
totalling
1318.87,
showing
a
surplus
of
1124.83.
The
football
receipts
were
1158.25
with
expenditures
of
172
JO
showing
a
balance
of
172.50.
The
baseball
expense
were
as
follows:
umpires,
tilt:
score-keepers,
146;
marking
and
rollls;
grounds,
1144.87:
prizes,
115.
The
football
expenses'
were:
referees,
132;
grounds,
123.50:
prizes,
115.
It
Is
es-
tlmated
that,
in.
spite
of
a
good
deal
of
unfavorable
weather,
there
were
seven
-
thousand
spectators
at
baseball
and
football
games
at
Anyox
during
the
past
t
season.
(GYROS
HAD
EASY
WIN
OYER
GROTTO
Billiard
Totmiumrnt
Lnst
Night
Resulted
In
Score
of
SHI
In
HUH
favoring
hrnlre
Club
The
Ojrroa
gave
thi
Orotto
a
severe
trouncing
In
tbt
Billiard
League
last
rsBe&is
all
Records
Placed
in
competition
with
any
tubes
in
any
radio
set,
you'll
find
Peanut
Tubes
leading
in
performance.
Change
to
Peanut
Tubes
now,
and
you'll
never
change
to
any
other.
Amateurs
et
them
for
that
set
you
are
building,
1
volts
1
ampere
economical.
$3.00
each
Victor
Northern
Electric
south.
Prince
Rupert
was
eMMed
to
Get
something.
IMt.lt
lOlt
VIEW
T.
J.
Davidson,
who
stated
he
w
&
resident
of
the
interior,
declared
tha-.
the
matter
of
roads
was
even
i
Mr.
Brady
asserted
that
erea
road
of
twenty-seven
mile
would
mesh
a
great
deal
to
the
city
and
now,
at
the
psychological
moment,
the
people
should
strike
energetically
and
they
would
piobahly
be
successful
In
getting
the
road
from
the
city
to
Terr
and
thence
to
all
parts
of
the
continent.
VANfOLvtit
mit
orroEi
O.
W.
Marrow
humorously
remarked
that
Vancouver,
his
present
home.
had
to
watch
that
It
did
not
lose
everything.
From
the
looks
of
things
ao.
Vancouver
had
lost
Its
elevator
business
to
Prince
Rupert
and
If
Prince.
Rupert
got
a
highway
too
he
did
not
know
where
Vancouver
would
get
off.
Speaking
seriously.
Mr.
Morrow
said
thst,
though
he
lived
in
Vancouver,
be
sttll
bad
interests
here
and
he
was
Just
as
anxious
to
see
Prince
Rupert
go
ahead
as
any
person
Bvlag
here.
In
these
dsyi
tt
the'autoraptaM,
It
was
necessary
that
all
part
of
the
province
ahoul4
be
connected
with
highways
and
he,
could
give
assurance
that
no
part
of
the;
province,
much
less
Van
couver,
would
object
to
Prince
Rupert
getting
lu
highway.
Mr.
Morrow
promised
that
he
would
give
willingly
any
little
aid
that
might
be
possible
from
him
toward
having
the
highway
project
undertaken.
Mayor
Newton
corroborated
Mr.
Morrow's
remarks
thst
there
was
no
op
position
in
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert
getting
Us
road.
In
fact.
Mayor
Taylor
and
Ex-Mayor
Oale
had
backed
bis
(the
mayor's)
demand
at
the
confer
ence
of
western
mayors
last
year
that
Prince
Rupert
be
Included
In
the
pro
gram
of
Western
highway
constructior.
His
Worship
also
referred
to
the
faot
that
Prince
Rupert
had
no
less
a
friend
In
Mayor
Blstchford
of
Edmonton,
who
had
Insisted
that
Prince
Rupert
be
Included
In
the
western
highwsy
recommendations
and,
through
hit
elo
quent
appeal,
had
brought
peace
In
ths
conference
when
Mayor
Hardle
of
Lethbridge
and
other
southern
Albert
delegates,
set
on
the
Crow's
Nest
High-
wsy
had
threatened
to
bolt
If
it
was
recommended,
ths
Prince
Rupert
should
get
a
highwsy.
HU'K
01'
MOl'.T.IN
In
the
course
of
further
remarks,
the
mayor
stated
that
he
had
been
told
that
a
tout
from
Kltsumkalum
Lake
behind
the
mountain
was
much
mot
practicable
than
the
river
route
for
tho
j
construction
of
the
Terrace-Prlnce
Ru-
(
pert
highway.
He
suggested
that
pres
sure
be
brought
to
bear
to
have
both
route
surveyed.
After
some
further
discussion
the
resolution
recorded
was
proposed
and
1
carried.
Th
head
of
the
various
or
ganlzatlont
will
be
asked
to
cam
their
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
Mr.
Davidson
felt
that
it
was
remark-1
WOMAN
WA-fTED
FOR
KITCHEN
able
no
progress
bad
been
made
in
help.
Apply
Oood
EaU
Cafe.
jetting
highway
connecUoo
lor
Prince
'RORWANTED.
-.Kople
lupert,
ta-fptte
of
the
fact
that
the
XJICt
beri'
pLl
lhovH
of
....u.,,!
W
Oaaadun
Laundry
tl
n
automobile
taxes.
The
first
twenty-;
'
FOR
SAI
'
K
'
-even
miles
of
the
road
out
of
Prince
lupert.
Mr.
DaVMaon
aaserted.
wsss
quite
feasible
and
to
that
distance.
there
was
considerable
popuiattoo.
Even
if
only
that
stretch
wet
oom-
pleted
It
voukl
be
great
hianflt
t
J
Prince
Rupert
r
assart
ahousd
be
brought
to
bear
to
have
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Tyee
or
Hrport
completed
within
the
next
three
rear.
J.
X
Brady
MP.
felt
that
the
ess)
.trvicuon
of
the
road
from
rrtnor
Hu-
pert
to
the
interior
was
an
absotaiia
necessity
and
that
It
was
the
doty
of
both
the
federal
and
provincial
govern
menu
to
see
that
such
a
road
was
btult
so
that
a
comrUrte
aueceea
of
FOR
SAUC
SIX
ROOM
HOUSE.
FCLLT
aaa
ere
martat
view;
eeotrally
located:
fast
etaas
condition.
11.65000.
IOOOjOO
awab.
balanee
monthly.
Stcteen
room
house
near
Dry
Dock,
with
funiaee
Vm
sell
cheap
and
on
easy
paymeata.
Theo.
OoiUrt
Limited.
Westholme
1
Theatre
Block-
U
FOR
SAUL
TO
CLOSE
OCT
AN
LS-toie.
we
are
avthorlsed
to
sell
several
lota,
sent
earners,
harbor
view,
aid
)
sewer.
Prices
krw
and
tents
from
11400
nioathly.
Enquire
T.
Mcdymont.
U
mar
Rtrnrrt
mkiht
w
mwi.
s-
I
iA
WJUJIIU
"UUOl
IVJU
ag
up
and
tivtnc
fsetirars
to
the
I
axaitan.
i.w
easn
great
district
behind
the
city
The
I
as
rent
at
S
per
ceatt.
Snap
belldliut
of
the
94-mile
road
between
!
!or
PP
3)
Dn
Princs
Rupert
and
Terrace
was
said
to
News
office.
Sale.
Phone
Red
507.
FOR
SALE.
ONE
ROWEOAT
elal
Administrator.
VOll
KENT
an
,
u
-
"
"!TEJIT
FOR
SALE
NEW
T1IM
TEAR
the
people
f
the
interior
were
deeoty
j
no
onl
m,
WMk,
j.
,w.
concerned
l
sueh
a
road
betee
built.)
Pullen.
Daily
News.
.!
aaeerted
Mr.
Brady.
It
was
the
onlv
j
seaport
In
the
world
that
had
ao
S.VLE--MVE
ROOMED
HOUSE
cess
br
road
to
the
countrv
behind
and
Brmr
'
PPU
"OI
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert,
thus
were
News
OAce
282
of
the
of
trmrat
that
I
deprived
plessure
TOR
CHEAP
HALF
A
TON
OF
a.
u.
e
f"-
'
old
newspapers
Apply
Dlly
News,
rr
ixcisrius
uisl
ok
w
IL-V
iu
iinr
ws
,
i
i
hi
federal
assUtsnce
for
such
htghssts.
i
triIITE
WICKER
BABV
BUOOT
FOR
33
FOR
RENT
OR
SALE.
THE
LATEST
improved
coin
operated
electrie
ptMio.
For
terms,
address
Electrie
Piano,
care
Dally
News
Office.
FOR
RENT
NINE
ROOM
HOUSE
FUR-niched:
centrally
located:
on
sewer.
I400O
a
month.
Theo.
Oollart
Limitnd.
209
FOR
RENT
DECEMBER
1.
MODERM
house,
flv
rooms,
bath.
eta.
beconl
Avenue.
Westvlew.
Phone
Blue
801
after
five
o'clock.
33)
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue:
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
647.
FOR
RENT.
-
SIX
ROOM
MODCSN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
,tt
rOR
RENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat:
Isrge
airy
rooms;
fire
place:
close
In.
Max
Hellbroner.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
dsy,
week
or
month.
Phon
Rc.l
C07.
if
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOM;
SUIT
two.
818
Sixth
Avenue
West.
268
HOAItl)
ROARD.
THE
INLANDER.
833
Second
Avenue.
Phon
137.
LOST
BLACK
PARASOL
TAKEN
FROM
THEA-
Ue
by
mutake.
Will
owner
of
the
on
left
please
return
the
on
taken
by
mistake
to
Dally
News
Office.
delegates
and.
th
mayor
will
be
chair-
man
pro-1
em.
The
mayor
Inquired
If
the
meeting
carod
to
deal
with
the
matter
of
the
Peace
River
railway
outlet
but
It
wa
decided
that
the
highway
matter
was
sufficient
for
one
time,
particularly
since
there
was
nothing
that
demanded
immediate
action
as
fsr
as
the
Peace
River
waa
concerned,
Advertise
in
The
Dally
New
PAIN
in
BLADDER
rrompus
gMa
3ANTAL
MIDY
B
sue
U
,tt
th
asnulns
Lest
fp
th
word
"Mioy
Sold
br
ill
druiuni
FOUND
FOUND.
FIVE
BASEBALL
BATS,
ply
Dally
News
Office
MISCELLANEOUS
ItESTAUUANTS
fJiMHi
EAT
CUT.
Mrs
linger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Nett
O
W.
V.
A.
(toad
Home
rie1
Meals,
Phone
Black,
700
ANOTHER
BIO
CHEVROLET
CltassU
lour
true
ami
Sport
HoatWter
Coach
and
Cwiipf
Sedan
..
..
.
landau
.
REDUCTION
Ap-
MAKE
MONET
AT
HOMEU-MEN
AND
women
can
earn
II
to
II
n
bor
tn
spare
time
writing
ahowcarda.
No
canvassing
or
soliciting
We
Instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work.
Write
today
The
Meahenatt
Company
Limited,
61
Dominion
Building.
Toronto.
FUKS
runs
MADE
TO,
ORDER
AND
Remodelled.
Raw
skins
tanned
and
dressed.
Mall
orders
prometiy
attend
ed
to.
Mrs.
r
Tarr.
214
Broadway
East.
Vancouver.
CIIUtOritACTIC
l)K.
k.
r.
EVOLIXIV
ciiiKorKtfnort
tt)
IMnl
Aieaae.
OJT.ee
visits
.
um
House
calls
-
IIOO
For
appotntmeM
Phone
Offire
Bhte
8)
Realdenre
Blatk
25
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
1-14
Ton
Itility
Kx-
USED
CARS
ON
HAND
I
Fonl
I.tftul
Delivery,
IN
pras
CliaxiU
I
HUM
Ton
l.tffhl
Delivery
t
030.00
I
8"0.O0
110204)0
II.U()
1
1
186.00
opn
body
$
75.00
I
Ford
Light
Delivery,
panel
body
1
50.00
I
Font
Light
Delivery,
larler
rxUlpinnl
....
ISSO.flO
I
ronl
Tudor
Sedan.
lar!ar
equipment
MOO
00
I
Okltniohtles
5-f,issn-
r
Touring.
Q?
1600.00
Term
can
be
arnirtgeil'on
IhjUi
ww
nnd
tivl
jar
to
suit
tti
purebiter.
KAIEN
QARAQE
Dealer
in
cadiiac,
McLaughlin,
Oakland.
uidimohlle,
Pontlao
and
Chevrolet
Cars
Phone
R2
SOW
H
Tim
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
hare
been
consider!
nj.
why
walk
during
the
unnltssant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand.
prices
are
at
low
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
Will
ClUH
Two
Ford
Belt
Btarter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Ford
Tmck-Bnsn.
One
Chevrolet
Ught
eDlivery-Oood
running
order.
,t
.,
,
Make
us
an
offer.
n,
K
PARK
Mi
LTD.
KMII1
l)i:l,tlt
TAXI
Phone
07
Tail
'Call
neortre.
Paul
or
dual)
Six
nnd
Seven
Ptaenirer
Sliidn
baker
at
your
dlpna
any
lime
H03S
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
AcroM
from
lniureg
Hotel.
Wi-.li.
PAGE
FOUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
BASKETBALL
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMam,
6
re'
-THEne'b
aXop
WOWl
t
T
MOtiuHT
OPENS
WELL
I
WISH
I
OlDlsTT
HAjVC
Hi
PVTROl.
VsmO
UOtN
vVA,.,on
lr
A,
1
I
rlfc
POCKt'T'
CJ!Dd
would
you
take
A
COOPL&
OP
OH
I
P
CLOSE
OAMES
FKATTKEI
FIRM.
TICKETS
FOR
GIVE
METUN
PKOUHAM
IN
E.MI1I1ITIOX
II
XIX
6
f
THE.
POUCbMENi
OF
THKM'
JL
sdnx
LAST
MRIIT
1
I
W
::it
1
s
'
t
The
1928-37
basketball
season
was
NO
MATTFVJ
successfully
opened
with
four
veil
con-.tested
WHCRt
iHt
matches
last
night
In
Um
Ex
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I
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HI
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4
.i.sia
i
.i
a
4
v.
v
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lets
than
SOc
WANTED
burning
question
there
than
tt
was
on
;
WANTEDYOUO
MAN
WITH
SOUK
the
coast.
The
people
Of
the
interior
writnc
to
genera!
store;
willing
la
had
been
pleased
to
be
Ixtehased
in
the
I
,wt;
rood
refer
res
required.
Ap-
jovrrnment
s
higaway
provecv
wnirn
seemingly
was
to
step
dead
at
Terrace.
ply
Dally
News
cJhce.
at
MAIL
SCHEDIli
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Isf
the
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Vit
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To
Alaska
Folals.
October
a:
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rhsrMlrw
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sr.
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an4
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Wedneadsyt
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kleaart
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Wednes.
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im-mi
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Sunday
Wednsedsv
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Saturday
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Alter
Ar-
swtl
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simp"
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from
Alaska
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October
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