With
delegates
representing
mostjOf
the
prospective
teatnii
In
atteWahcefthe
annual
meeting
of
the
Crlbbage.
League
was
held
last
evening.
Officers
were
re-elected,
by
acclamation
as
follows:
Honorary
president
T.
a.
Dawson.
Honorary
vice-president
Mayor
8.
M,
.Newton.
'President
Oeorge
Johnstone.
Vice-president-Prank
Aldrldge.
'
Becretary-treasurer--Pred
Wermlg.
There'
will
be
twelve
teams
In
the
league
and
the
series
will
open
on
Oc
PAM
row
DA1L7
1,2773
SATURDAY
OCTOBEK
8.
lfcjs.
TEAMS
ENTER
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
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George
McMasus
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WOVJ!'
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NOW
WHAT
AM
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MCNTIOM
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OF
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THAT
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BOOK
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OR
BOOK!
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UIIDIT
1
.prnrrhs
or
mjaui
e
ki.ectei
at
ANOFINO
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KNOW
A,
WORD
OF
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i
:
MKKTIMl
LAST
NKHIT
tober
11,
the
games
to
be
ulaved
fn
the
Hew
Empress
Hotel,
it
was
decided
that,
Instead
of
playing
to
total'
points
for
the
entire
season,
the;
schedule
will
be
divided
Into
two
halves,
the
winner
of
the
first
half
to
play
the
winner
of
the
second.'
best
two
games
out
of
three,
for
the
Dawson
Cup,
emblematic
of
city
crlbbage
ehamplonshlp.
The
following
will
be
the.
teams
that
will
enter
the
league
together
with
the
names
of
the
delegates
who
we're
present
last
night;
;
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
J.
A.
Teng.
C.N.h.
Clerlw
Fred
Wermlg.
C.N.R.
Mechanic-.
A.
Rogers.
O.w'.V.A.
John
May.
Knights
of
Columbus
C,
P.
J.
Fortune
New
Empress
Hotel
W.
Murray.
.Moose
Lodges
Frank
Aldrldge.
Dry
Dock
R.
Anderson.
Cold
Storage
Fred
Qrlmble.
Sons
of
Canada
George
Johnstone
St.
Andrews
Not
represented.
Elks
Not
represented.
Orotto
Oeorge.
Rudderham.
If
the
Elks
do
not
enter
a
team,
the
twelfth
team
will
be
the
Grotto.
T
In
The
Letter
Box
CHAMPION
OK
JAZZ
'Editor,
Dally
News:
Replying
to
"Music
Lover,"
the
-Insincere
champion
of
"classical
music"
and
the
long
winded,
much
be-adjectlved
opponent
of
the
"bestial
and
monstrous
noise
known
as
Jazz."
Who
Is
tills
"Music
Lover."
anyway
who
has
set
himself
on
a
pedestal,
from
the
height
of
which
he
looks'
with
scorn
and
contempt
upon
us
the
"ignorant?"
We
are
cognizant
of
our
uncultured
position,
and
to
crown
It
all,
we,
the
Tlebeans.
are
the
majority
of
the
people.
This
life
Is
a
painful
one.
Therefore
we
appreciate
and
give
due
praise
to
anything
that
can
give
us
happiness.
And
If
you
.want
proof
of
what
happiness
is
derived,
either
from
classical
or
Jazz
music.
Just
take
a
peep
(only
a
peep
you
couldnt
stand
it
longer)
lntoj
iibi
oiiusi
some
mgn-iaiuun
piano
or
violin
recital
Is'
in
progress,
and
look
at
the
audience;
they
look
happy,
don't
they?
in
say!
The
only
happiness
they
get
out
of
it
Is,
for
the
next
month,
to
tell
some
poor.
Ignorant
Jazz-enthusiast
that
they
heard
Rachmaninoff
play
his
"Prelude
In
C
sharp
minor."
And
for
proof
of
the
happiness
resulting
from
Jazz,
walk
(don't
peep)
Into
a
dance
hall
any
dance
hall,
mingle
with
the
Youth:
of
the
Age
youths
all
the
way
from
18
to
60.
Catch
the
syncopated
rythm
of
the
saxophone
In
your
soul,
See.
the
swaying,
laughing
forms.
The
laughing
eyes
and
shuffling
feet.
The
place
Is
alive
animated.
That
Is
what
life
is
animation.
Persons
suffering
from
gout
and
Indigestion
are
not
there.
1Mb
no
place
for
them.
The
Spirit
of
Youth
pervades
all.
Restraint
and
reserve
are
put
aside
and
the
blood
Is
singing
In
the
veins
Youth
reigns
supreme.
Oh
what
a
happy
placet
i
winder
If
"Music
Lover"
has
ever
helf
some
Vibrant,
sympathetic
body
In
his
arms
and
slid
along
a
polished
floor
urged
:on
:
by
tb,e
Inescapable
rythm
of
Jazz.
Jazz-lovers
are
happy.
They
do
not
spend
time
denouncing
the
music
of
the
"masters."
They
recognize
that
It
has
a'
place
In
this
life,
like
wheel-chairs
and
crutches.
So
I
put
it
to
you,
my
fellow
lovers
of
the
syncopated
art,
which
do
you
prefer:
Wagner's
"Ootterdamerung"
with
Its
accompanying
thunderbolts
and
hall-stones,
or
the
sensuous,
rythmic
hesitation
of
"Valencia,"
with'
Its
suggestion
of
clatter-castenets,
the
whirling
Habaneras,
the
gallantry
of
Spain
Eternal
Youth?
A.
LAVOTRE.
HOTEL
ARRIVAL
Prince
Rupert
Iff.
A
DnkU..1.l.l
o
i.i-
-
v
,
au.4
Fred
Klein.
Ketchikan;
W.
A.
Talbot
and
Mrs.
M.
J.
Fuller,
Atlln;
E.
C
Perry.,
Edmonton;
O.
C.
Sessions
and
family,
Pacific;
8.
N.
Christian,
Port
Edward;
Will
J,
Cameron,
Chicago,
William
Bunting,
Hyder.
Central
E.
Nelson,
Anyox;
Mrs.
Nellie
Bystrom
and
H.
Mclnnls,
Juneau;
W.
P.
Taylor
and
W.
H.
Thome,
C.N.R.;
James
Gray,
Vancouver.
WO.MAN'H
HASH
RKtORfl
DUEBSELDORF,
Germany,
Oct.
2.
A
new
record
for
the
hundred
meter
women's
dash
was
achieved
by
Fraeuleln
Junkers
of
Cassel,
who
ran
the
distance
In
13.3
seconds.
Unfortunately
for
Miss
Junkers,
all
the
conditions
for
recognising
the
record
Internationally
were
no!
compiled
with,
so
that
her
Dusseldorf
enlevement
will
have
no
place
in
ath
Ittle
history.
"t
'I
'
TERRACE
I
'
V
1
A
shipment
of
new
supplies
arrived
recently
for
the
nigh
school
and
Ter
race
has
now
one
of
the
"best
equipped
high
schools
of
Its
size
In
the
province.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Georte
Newell
of
Victoria
who
are
en
route
home
'
from
prolonged
visit
In
Nova
Scotia
and
Massachusetts,
visited
here
for
several
Jays
this
week
with
Mrs.
Neweil's
brothers,
L.
H.
and
E.
T.
Kenney.
They
left
for
home
on
Thursday.
,
Mrs.
Bleeker
entertained
the
Ladle'
Culld
of
Knox
United
Church
at
thi
home
of
Mrs.
Wm.
Allan
at
their
regu
lar
weekly
meeting
on
Wednesday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robt.
Haney
arc
moving
into
the
house
on
Park
Ave.
owned
by
J.
B.
Agar
and
recently
vacated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Watt.
Mrs.
Hagan
of
Vanarsdol
was
In
town
on
Thursday.
The
W.A.
of
the
Anglican
church
me-.
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
II.1
M.
Wlllson
on
Thursday
afternoon.
Oscar
Oendron
and
John
Couture
were
In
from
Kalum
Lake
during
the
week.
Henry
Smith
of
Kalum
Lake
was
lr
town
on
Thursday.
In
the
evening
a
public
meeting
was
held
In
O.W.VA
Hall
at
which
Dr
Bamford,
Endako,
addressed
the
meeting
on
Farmers'
Institute
work
and
C.
2.
Twigg
of
Creston,
one
of
the
fair
Judge,
gave
a
short
.talk
on
fruit
growing,
The
annual
meeting
of
District
"B
Farmers'
Institute
was
held
In
Progress
Hall,
Terrace,
on
Fair
Day,
and
was
at-'
tended
by
a
number
of
delegates
from
out
of
town
districts.
H.
A.
Swan.
pre
What
do
you
like
in
a
glass
of
beer?
Wl-
V',1.!?:a
Mrs.
R.
W.
Riley
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Barker
returned
on
Thursday
after
spending
a
few
days
In
Prince
Rupert.
W.
H.
Burnett
made
a
short
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
week.
Their
teeth
are
of
a
toughness
which
nukes
them
hold
their
keen
cutting
edge
un
der
every
uige.
IMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.
LTD.
'
MONTRCAU
VANCOUVER.
ST.
JOHN,
N.
,
TORONTO
H.
A.
Swain,
Terrace;
secretary,
Mi.
Donaldson.
Telkwa.
A
board
of
direc
tors
was
appointed,
composed
of
one
I
member
from
each
institute
In
Dls-
met
B.
w.
C.
Little.
Woodcock,
waa
appointed
delegate
to
the
advisory
board.
UNIFORMS
FOR
BOYS'
BAND
HAVE
ARRIVED
Considerable
Excitement
When
Thev
Mere
I'nparkrd
and
fitted
In
Armory
l.at
Night
The
uniforms
for
the
Boys'
Band
ar
rived
in
the
city
yesterday
and
there
was
considerable
excitement
In
the
Ar
mory
last
night
when
they
were
unpacked
and
fitted.
The
uniforms,
In
which
the
boys
will
soon
be
appearing.
are
neatly
tailored
of
smart
blue
serge
with
trimmings
of
gold.
BADMINTON
DANCE
Opening
of
Season
Celebrated
at
Affair
Held
by
.Municipal
Chapter
l.nt
Night
A
fair
sized
crowd
attended
the
dance
held
last
night
In
the
I
O
D
E.
Hall
by
Municipal
Chapter
to
celebrate
tlie
opening
of
the
badminton
season.
Splendid
huslc
was
proclded
by
Mrs.
R.
P.
Ponder
and'
D.
Eastman
and
refreshments
were
sldent,
was
In
the
chair.
After
routine
1
served.
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAulev
was
con
business
was
conducted
the
election
,
tener
of
the
committee
In
charge
and
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
took
'
she
was
assisted
by
other
ladles
of
the
place
and
resulted1
as
follows:
President,
j
order.
Mrs.
B.
Walker
acted
as
cashier
Mr.
Turner,
Smlthers;
vice-president,
at
the
door.
You
look
for
certain
tHingg
in
a
glass
of
beer.
You
want
first
a
drink
that
gets
home
to
that
thirsty
spot
hut
that's
not
all
You
want
a
drink
that
sparkles
with
life
and
vigor
that's
cheerful
and
bracing
and
You
want
a
drink
that
will
satisfy
you!
That's
where
Pure
Beer
scores.
Try
it
today,
and
you'll
present
yourself
with
a
wholesome,
refreshing
treat.
Order
a
case
now
from
any
Government
Store.
Free
Delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city
of
the
Pure
Beers
made
by
the
Amalgamated
Brewers.
Vancouver
Breweries
Ltd.,
Rainier
Brewing
Co.
of
Canada
Ltd.,
WestmlnsUt
Hrcwery
Ltd.,
Silver
Spring
llrewery
Ltd.,
and
Victoria
Phoenix
llrewery
Co.
Ltd.
'
This
advertisement
is
not
publish!
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govenin
?nt
of
Britiih
Columbia.
POLICE
COURT
FINES
HEAVY
IN
SEPTEMBER
Totalled
tT,i
Which
l
.More
Than
Twice
Amount
In
Same
Month
ljtt
Year
Pines
collected
during
the
month
of
September
as
a
result
of
cases
brought
Into
the
city
police
court
totalled
41.973.
which
Is
more
than
twice
as
much
as
was
collected
a
year
ago
in
the
same
momn.
Most
of
the
cases
handled
dur
ing
the
past
month
had
to
do
with
vio
lations
of
the
liquor
regulations.
A
LITTLE
BOOK
BY
ARCHIE
REED
I
like
a
UtUe
book
Of
pages
small
bound
Up
In
cloth
of
skin
Print
not
too
fine
Nor
long
the
line
To
slip
the
pocket
In.
I
like
a
little
book
For
round
its
edge
the
world
can
come
to
you;
,
Leaves
turn
with
ease,'
No
violent
breeze
Disports
Its
pages
through.
I
like
a
tittle
book
Of
prose
or
versta
dear
I
care
not
which;
Cool
pipe
and
bowl
And,
then
my
soul
I
may
to
seme
star
blazing
metor
hitch.
BARLING
BOMBER
IS
SENT
TO
THE
DISCARD
MONMTEK
AltfslllP
NOT
LXKITL
Al
MAY
Mljr
EVEK
1LY
AOAIV
DAYTON.
O'
Oct.
1.
A
few
years
ago
a'
little
Englishman
dreamed
of
an
airship
as
Vast
as
an
ocean
liner.
Three
rears
sko
his
dream
came
tm
when
the
Barling
Bomber,
1400.000
sky
giant,
the
biggest
airplane
ever
built
Hew
at
Wilbur
'
Wrleht
field.
Th
Ueamot
was
'Walter
Barling,
aviation
engineer
In
the
employ
of
the
United
States
government.
Today
the
Barling
Bomber
sits
almost
forgotten
In
its
hangar
at
Fairfield
A'r
Intcrmeriate
Depot.
It
probably
will
ever
Hy
again,
air
officers
say.
Wlta
only
five
or
six
flights,
many
of
them
Jiort
ones,
to
its
credit,
the
Barliiu
Scmber
may
spend
the
rest
of
lu
dsyi
n
th
ground.
Not
because
it
cannot
fly,
but
because
it
la
not
necessary.
The
Barling
Bomber
was
an
expert
mtnt."
said
an
official.
"We
found
out
from
It
what
we
wanted
to
find
ou
xvA
now
we're
through."
SULTAN'S
OLD
PALACE
.
TO
RESOUND
TOMAZZ
CONSTANTINOPLE.
Oct.
2r
A
real
American
negro
Jau
band
la
one
of
the
features
promised
for
the
big
gambling
-esort
on
jt
be'Botptdmf.
liiti.ijMch
an
Italian
syndicate
lias
converted
Ylldl2
Palace,
home
of
the
last
Sultan
of
One
of
the
most
elaborately
decorated
buildings
In
the
palace
grounds
Is
Meras-
lm
Kiosk
which
Sultan
Abdul
Hamld
had
built
especially
for
the
Oerman
Kaiser
.
In
its
efforts
to
raise
revenue
the,
Turkish
government
has
decided
to
sell
all
of
the
former
Imperial
palaces
with
the
exception
of
Dolma
Batche,
Top
Ca-pou
and
Beylerbey.
SEVENTEEN
YEAR
OLD
GIRL
IS
A
MASON
COEPEN1CK,
Germany,
Oct.
1.
Margot
Zachert,
seventeen,
aspires
to
be
the
first
woman
mason
In
Germany.
She
registered
as
apprentice
with
the
mason's
guild
and
entered
the
employ
of
Filtr
Wolfl,
a
local
master
-mason.
who
put
her
to
work
mixing
plaster
for
an
office
building.'
After
serving
her
apprenticeship
and
passing
the
master's
examination,
however,
the
Intends
to
keep
her
Job
Just
long
enough
to
earn
the
wherewithal
for
going
to
a
polytechnical
college.
LADY
STILL
DANCES
AGED
EIGHTY-SEVEN
OAKLAND,
Cal.,
Oct.
1.
Although
she
flndslt
difficult
to
obtain
dancing
partners
her
own
age,
Mrs.
Mary
C.
Edmundson,
87,
lives
up
to
her
belief
that
"a
dance'
a
day
keeps
the
doctor
away,"
For
th
last
two
years
Mr
r
I
W
anted
l
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
fet
than
50c
WANTED.
office
furniture
wanted.
for-
ward
description
and
price
to
Box
329
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News
Office.
23S
WANTED.
OIRL
FOR
HOUSEWORK.
Apply
BO
Fur
Co..
Third
Avenue.
2J3
WANTED
SECONDHAND
SAFE
CHEAP.
P.O.
Box
317.
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
tf
CASH
REGISTER
WANTED.
PHONE
41
FOR
SALE.
233
glsiered
stock.
Reduced
price
short
umt
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pm,
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s.
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6
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Thursday
as.
Prince
Charles
4
pm.
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as.
Prlnge
Oeorge
II
P-
Saturday
as.
Catala
10
am.
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II
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PrlnceM
Charlotte.
Sept.
31
as.
Princes
Louise.
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pm.
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Prince
Charles
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ant.
Wednesday
as,
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Oeorge
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am
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Saturday
.
Pr.
Rupert
..
1030
am
Sept.
17
as.
Princess
Louise
..
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am.
Sept
37
as.
Princess
Charlotte,
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m.
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and
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nitrr
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s.
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as.
Prince
Rupert
...
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Queen
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Monday
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Prince
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Rupert
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