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NEW
OFFICERS
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMaai..
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OR.
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FOOT
CLUB
ELECTED
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E.
KOIIKKTON
HEADS
PREMIErl
ORffASIZATlON
AND
jEAKOV
TOi
Ol'EX
OX
OCTOBER
1
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
took
place
last
night
with
E.
C.
Gibbons,
last
year
president.
In
the
chair.
The
financial
report.
(presented
by
Harold
Thompson,
treasurer,
snowed
the
company
to
be
la
good
financial
"standing.
It
was
re
ported
that
a
number
of
last
year's
members
had
dropped
out
but
a
largs
crop
of
hew
applications
were
coming
to
and
the
club
looks
forward
to
a
sue
cessiui
season.
It
was
left
with
the
executire
to
arrange
for
a
hall
and
It
is
probable
the
club
will
play
In
the
same
place
as
last
year.
Any
wishing
to
Join
are
asked
to
send
la
their
ap-
!
plications
at
once
as
the
probability
Is
!
the
vacancies
In
the
membership
llt
wui
soon
De
iuiea.
umcers
were
elec;-.
ea
as
follows:
President,
P.
E.
Robertson.
Vice-president,
Mrs.
George
Bryant.
Secretary,
H.
O.
Crewe.
.Treasurer,
Harold
Thompson.
Executive
In
addition
to
the
officer,
Miss
Rivet
and
H.
P.
Pullen.
Ir
Is'
expected
to
commence
the
sea
son's
plsy
on
October
1
REFUSED
FIGHT
BIO
EVENT
BEIXO
I'l
IXKIl
Or'K
TO-
I
NKillT
HUNT
IlCliOIVO
I'DK
I
PL.CE
Rlckard
said.
They
had
a
fight
law
there,
everything
seemed
all
set
and
I
went
ahead
and
Invested
something
like
M0.OOO
In
erecting
a
wooden
stadium..
Then,
without
the
slightest
warning
and
only
thirty
days
before
the
match
was
to
come
off,
Governor
Oil-lett
said
we
couldn't
hold
It.
I
swallow-
GROUSE
HUNTING
IS
"
POOR
BULKLEY
VALLEY
lnrreaiiig
Number
of
Coyote
but
no
Knbblls
so
Thought
They
Have
Eaten
flrouse
BMITIIER8.
Sept.
23.
The
hunting
season
which
opened
last
week
does
not
-give
much
promise
of
full
gsrre
bi(V
for
..local
hunters.
Oroust
are
'
i
m
j
an
......
.
,
INNEWYORK:
BOXING
CHAMPIONSHIP
of
the
North
in
HARRY
ANDERSON
of
A
lire
Arm
will
nieel
WM.
REYNOLDS
of
Anyox
a
six
round
bout
at
135
His.
ni
Anyox
on
Monday,
September
27,
1926,
lo
decide
Hit'
Clinmpioiiliip
-of
the
Norlh.
Dirk
Slnlilt
will
wr.pslle
Pal
Doherty.
Hesl
Iwo
out
of
three
falls.
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!
'
PHILADELPHIA,
Sept.
23.
The
Demp-
J
vf
ry
and
lbe
hunter
that
gets
sey-Tunney
heavyweight
title
battle
slated
to
be
held
In
the
great
Sesqul-
Centennial
Stadium
tonight
was
the
orphan
of
the
pugilistic
world
until
Philadelphia
welcomed
It.
Tex
Rlckard
put
It
on
the
doorsteps
of
both
Chicago
and
New
York,
but
It
was
denied
a
home
In
either
city
for
various
reasons.
After
being
blocked
In
New
York
at
first,
Rlckard
was
In
the
midst
of
ne
gotiations
to
stage
the
fight
In
Chicago
a
couple
of
birds
will
have
well
eanu.
i
them.
The
general
comment
on
a.'
sides
Is
that
It
would
have
been
mut-tt
better
to
have
put
a
closed
season
eti
grouse
this
year.
Coyotes
seem
to
ce
around
In
gTeatly
increased
numbeis
'
and
as
there
are
no
rabbits
It
Is
evi
dent
that
they
have
made
great
Inroads
on
the
grouse
especially
during
the
nesting
season.
The
deer
also
appear
'
to
have
suffered
from
the
coyotes
this
j
when
a
sudden
switch
In
sentiment
by
I
summer.
Ducks
however
are
appearing
the
New
.
York
8tate
Athletic
Commis
sion
brought
the
promoter
hurrying
back
to
Ootham
PHILADELPHIA
TO
RESCtE
It
seemed
certain
than
that
the
Yon-kee
Stadium
would
have
the
spectacle
but
when
a
final
show-down
came
the
license
powers
refused
to
give
Dempsey
a
permit
for
the
bout,
holding
that
he
was
first
obliged
to
meet
Harry
Wills.
With
only
a
month
-to
go,
Rlckard
suddenly
shifted
the
battleground
to
Philadelphia
after
deciding
not
to
press
the
Issue
further
In
New
York
or
attempt
to
utilize
his
Jersey
city
stadium,
Boyle'a
Thirty
Acres.
In
the
light
of
the
months
of
bickering,
uncertainty
and
obstacles
that
figured
In
the
situation,
it
would
be
In
greater
numbers
than
usual
these
will
apparently
form
the
for
a
majority
of
the
hunters.
READERS
WANT
EARLIER
GOOSE
SEASON
MF.ETIXO
LAST
MOIIT
KEQIESTEII
ii:mmi
on
octoiikk
is
in-
MTE.ll)
OK
NOVEMDKIl
1
The
question
of
having
the
goose
bunting
season
opened
at
an
earlier
I
fiat
In
trfn
f7ithrf
Mlatrit
'i
rita.
I
RlCk"d
Tlng
diminZ,ne
e
meeting
more
dllftMUl
time
tiring
to
staae
s
L;
.
.
.
...
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f
W
'HO
S
SV
tVl
MS
T
I
frU
S
C
W
V
AM
'
Ing
the
change
made
effective
this
sea
The
organization
of
a
local
Rod
and
Gun
Club
was
discussed
by
the
meet
ing
and
it
was
decided
to
work
In
con-
ed
the
big
money
loss,
pulled
tip
stake.
Junctlon
the
prmce
Rupert
Qun
li..
L
.
.
.
.
.
-
1
""
l"ru'
""w"rr.
lucaara
naa
nac
I
me
meeting
was
attended
by
about
40
mmnBrmllV.lv
llnnth
alllmw
1.
I
j,unting
enthusiasts
of
the
city
vmUln
unwi
m
years
auiicuilie.
,nd
Mtx
McRae
WM
,n
lhe
chalr.
arotie.!
lll.MEK
POLITICS
"Politics
usually
have
been
at
the
root
of
most
of
my
trouble.,"
said
Rlckard.
"Somebody
always
wanted
to
have
a
finger
ln
the
pie."
"Reformers
also
have
tried
to
block
my
plana
on
a
number
of
occasions.
I
dont
know
why
It
Is
but
they
alwaya
pick
on
a
heavyweight
title
fight
aa
the
one
event
In
boxing
to
criticize
and
ctaas
aa
brutal.
It
must
be
because
they're
sure
of
receiving
more
publicity
on
such
occasions
than
they
would
if
they
objected
to
a
match
attracting
less
public
Interest."
PIIOf'KXH
NKKVftKH
"Process
servers
who
wait
In
ambush
until
the
last
minute
also
can
be
annoying."
the
promoter
continued
"Dempsey
may
think
he
haa
been
har-ried
with
law-suits
but
he
Isn't'
In
a
class
with
Plrpo.
"The
big
Argentine
was
always
being
subjected
to
some
court
action
and
a
summons
In
one
of
them
was
served
on
nun
oniy
an
hour
before
he
was
to
step
into
the
ring
with
Harry
Wills
at
Boyle's
Thirty
Acres
In
1924.
I
had
to
put
up
a
ISO.000
bond
on
the
spot
lo
keep
him
from
being
taken
In
Jail
and
kept
from
going
on
with
the
fight,"
HIGH
SCHOOL
WON
EASILY
OYER
NAYY
IN
FOOTBALL
GAME
Outclassing
the
Naval
Reserve
team
entirely,
the
High
School
won
last
night's
Intermediate
football
game
oj
a
score
of
4
to
nil.
The
winners
scored
three
goals
In
the
first
halt
and
one
In
the
second.
The
match
was
called
by
e
government
of
Canada
guarantees
its
Age
9
YEARS
OLD
W.SSSSW
Hit
advertiflPinent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I.iqnor
Control
Hoard
or
Dr
the
Government
of
ttrilifth
Columbia
account
of
darkness.
The
standing
of
the
teams
to
date
la
!a
follows:
i
I
W.
D.
'Y
Macs
3
J
0
:Hlgh
School
2
1
2
i
Naval
Resrrre
1
1
J
.
.
ui
,
uit
u
nuuicrs
ill
ine
ciiy
iimii
u
i
.-(
.
uravywrigm
uurwco
dui
ne
says
ne
,ht
lt
w
fln..
rt(j.,Hw
..
M
-J.
L
pu.
SPORT
CHAT
a
did.
The
first
one
hever
sUeed.
.the
.
....
.
'
organized
earlier
this
year
thin
usuu
famous
Jefferles-Johnson
tut
In
1910.
jf
w
ccouut
of
the
clesr
corl
ean
,t
an
wU
diW
rsve
htm
more
trouble
than
other
h'
meUnC
any
'".
J1"41
t
t
prTlncU1
authorltlf,
u,
Ce.
j
fight
he
ever
promoted.
of
bllllara
"""n
nost
,ur.
,v.
n,,,
hUtTKI)
ion
f
Klsro
I
.
,
.
r
.
.
I
enthusiastic
event
and
the
badminton
"That
fight,
you
wUl
recall
originally
LMUMt
,m...
ln
lh.
f
PP
.
ot
trtel
last
night.
It
U
was
slated
to
be
held
In
San'
Francisco."
Znt
v.
m
tl,
tnr
thJ
.
W
the
basketball
leader,
will
"
,
.
.
"
"
i"
getting
busy
soon
to
sound
out
thu
Jtatrlct
who
w
was
present
at
the
meeting.
)
l6im,M
mt
.
Uf
SsbKw
wilt
Mnw-tVAW
(r
Ifnmxtlnt
aIw
n
V
4
"
w
r.-
ThrTf
ahmild
b
mmm
miT.n.tKInn
along
that
line
to
till
the
gap
that
was
so
noticeable
la
it
winter.
Indoor
baseball
might
also
have
possibilities
here
again.
Keen
interest
la
being
taken
locally
In
the
Dempsfj-Tunhey
match
for
tlu
heavyweight
boxing
championship
of
the
world
which
takes
place
this
evening
at:
the
Sesqulcentennlal
stadium
In
Philadelphia.
Tunney
seems
the
favorite
as
far
as
hope,
are
concerned
for.
In
boxing
like
politics,
'
the
people
like
a
change
and
Dtmpsey
haa
ruled
quite
long
enough.
As
far
as
the
betting
is
.
concerned,
however,
here
like
else
her;.
there
Is
plenty
of
money
on
Dempsey
but
few
takers
who
wish,
even
at
odds,
to
venture
their
coin
on
Tunney
Though
Tunney
is
reported
to
be
In
the
best
of
shape,
there
Is
a
feeling
that
his
opponent
la
almost
Invincible.
Th'.
Grand
Terminal
Club
and
Joe
Brown'a
cigar
store
are
taking
a
Canadian
National
service
on
the
returns
which
are
the
referee.
Chief
Petty
Officer
Oeorge
expected
to
start
coming
In
about
5:13
Dawes,
fourteen
minutes
before
time
on
this
afternoon.
Instead
of
a
lmsti
mm
ill-digested
IQKQ
a
cup
01
BOVRIL
NOURISHING
AND
SUSTAINING
There
was
no
lack
of
composure
lit
a
ten-round
no
-decision
bout
between
i
Jess
Wlllard
and
Prank
Moran
at
Mad
I
ison
Square
Garden,
New
York.
March
25.
1918.
The
popular
verdict
went
t-Wlllard
with
Moran
recorded
as
vo:-jlng
"No."
!
After
the
hostilities
had
subside!
Wlllard
exhibited
a
sore
finger
without
comment,
leaving
the
battered
digit
to
do
his
talking
for
him.
Moran
was
not
so
reserved,
ill
mad
no
secret
of
the
satisfaction
he
fell
at
his
own
performance
and
declared
that
but
for
his
own
efforts
there
would
have
bren
no
action.
Neither
principal
was
Injured
seriously.
Wlllsrd's
thumb
being
restored
to
its
normal
state
In
due
course.
There
were
no
casualties
among
the
spectators.
SMITHERS
.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
John
Oould
and
children
4
of
Houston
were
the
guests
of
Mr.
ant
Mrs.
N.
P.
Moran
over
the
week
end.
Ernest'
Hann
Is
now
in
charge
at
the
local
branch
of
the
Oeorge
Little
lumber
yard.
A
Jolly
hotue
dance
was
held
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jas.
Pea
last
Friday
evening
when
a
number
of
frlendt
were
invited
to
tender,
a
farewell
lo'Alr
D.
P.
Hatt
who
U
leaving
soon
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prank
Manuels
returned
to
town
at
the
week
end
from
a
holiday
trip
to
Edmonton.
Mrs.
C
J.
Humphrey
of
ChUllwack
w2o
has
been
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mm
Jas.
E.
Klrby
for
several
months,
left
on
8undsy
morning
for
Sacramento.
Cal,
to
spend
the
winter
with
a
daughter
residing
In
that
city.
Mrs.
Klrby
accompanied
her
as
far
aa
ChUllwack
where
she
will
visit
for
a
couple
of
weeks
before
returning
home.
H.
J.
Ludgate
from
McBrlde
arrived
In
town
on
Sunday
and
haa
entered
on
his
duties
aa
freight
clerk
at
the
local
C.
N
R.
station
taking
over
the
position
recently
held
by
Jack
Portsmouth.
Mr.
Ludgate
waa
accompanied
by
Mra.
Ludgate
and
child.
W.
It.
Larmer
and
A.
E.
Falconer
of
Hazelton
motored
to
town
on
Monday
on
a
business
trip
returning
the
next
morning.
HAZELTON
James
Hodder
and
'B1U
Larmer
left,
early
this
week
f6r
the
north
'
countr
"where
they
twill,
,p
thetrf
Jack
'fin
tlic
irsp-iine
xney
do
not
expect
to
re
turn
until
sometime
next
summer.
Among
the
delegates
who
attended
the
United
Church
Presbytery
ln
Prince
Rupert
last
week
were
R.
J
Morrison
and
Xtrs.
William
Orant.
They
took
In
the
sights
of
the
big
fair
a
well.
Rev.
Victor
Sansum
supplied
the
Union
Church
pulpit
of
the
Hazeltoiis,
Sunday
morning
and
evening
last.
Word
has
been
received
that
Dr.
Wilnch
Is
expected
back
from
his
vacation
next
week.
Harelton
and
the
surrounding
community
will
certainly
welcome
th.
Doctor's
return.
The
road-gang
working
on
that
portion
of
tlie
Provincial
highway
towardi
Stceena
Crossing
are
making
splendid
progress
under
the
able
piloting
ol
"Captain"
Carrlgan,
If
the
weatherman,
continues
to
send
fine
dsys,
anl
the
grant'
dees
not
need
to
be
replenished,
thy
hope
to,
reach
the
Crossing
before
the
freeze-p.-
A
very
,
pleasant
social
evening
wai
tendered
the
Hospital
staff
Saturday
evening
by'
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Large
prior
j
to
their
leaving
shortly,
Parlor
games
.
intelligence
tests,
spelling
matcn,
etc.
was
the
order
of
the
evenings
entertainment
which
was
entered
into
by
a'J
with
keen
Interest.
Refreshments
wei
served
by
the
hostess
at
the
close.
i
Another'
very
pleasant
evening
toot
place
at
lhe-
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dungatet
'honor
of
Rev.
Mr.
Daniels
who
Uavtajjto
resume
his
studies
at
o
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taken
lor
fen
than
50c
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WANTED.
.VANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
Uka
orders
for
best
customs-made
clothes
in
Canada.
Highest
commissions.
Ret
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd..
lo-ronton
(2)'
WANTED.
EXPERIENCED
GENERAL
maid:
family
of
two.
Mrs.
D.
C
Paterson.
Bank
of
Montreal.
Phone
M9.
WANTED
TO
BUY.
SECONDHAND
wagon
or
democrat.
Quote
price
to
Pit.
Quick.
BC
22a
FOR
SALE.
OR
SALE
-1M
ACRES
OOOD
LAND.
CO
acres
In
crop,
balance
easily
taken
In.
Right
at
Quick
station.
River
runs
through
property.
Ooorl
roads.
Apply
Mrs.
W
Stuart
II
Ninth
Street.
221
POn
SALE
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
Es
tate,
we
art
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
tow
and
terau
Irocn
110
00
monthly.
Enquire
T
McClyroont.
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"OR
SALE.
ROTARY
ELECTRIC
OVE
In
good
working
order:
too
ssiall
for
prevent
trade:
will
sell
cheap
to
make
room
for
larger
one.
Electric
Window
Bakery.
Prince
Rupert.
DC
VANTED.
COMPETENT
"
OIRL
POR
general
houaewort:
or
schoolgirl
who
'
requires
'
a
food-
'bo'a.e
Box
827
Dally
News
Office.
2"U
TENT
POR
SALE.--NEW
THIS
TEAl:
and
used
on!
one
week.
Price
aw
Pullen.
Dally
News.
i
t'RMTURE
FOR
SALE.
Chesterfield,
dining
suite,
rugs
and
chain.
Phone
Blue
430.
233
OR
SALE-
LOT
19,
BLOCK
S.
Sec
tion
7.
Apply
Box
224
Dally
Nn
Office.
tf
TO
MLHT
FOR
RENT.
LAR8EN
BUILDINO
Al
171
Third
Avenue
East;
six
roo-r
modern
flat
with
bathroom
and
workshop
premise
on
street
floor
Apply
Hyd
Transfer.
139
Second
Avenue.
FOR
RENT
PIANOS,
PLATER-pianos,
phonographs
and
sewing
Machines.
Walker's
Music
Store.
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
fist
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
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FOR
JUENT
MODERN
UP-TO-DATS
fist:
large
airy
rooms:
fire
place.
close
In.
Max
Hellbroner.
JX)R
RENT
MODERN
HOUSE;
UN-
obstructed
marine
view.
Apply
2IS
Fourth
Avenue
East.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Uti
007-
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MODERN
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
FIVE
rooms
and
bath.
-Munro
Bros.
the
Anglican
theological
college.
Vancouver.
Mr.
Daniels
has
won
many
friends
In
Harelton
during
his
stay
this
summer.
COMMON
WEALTHSANK
FISH
BUYING
BOAT
IN
SUMNER
STRAIT,
ALASKA
KETCHIKAN,
Sect
23.
On
Prm
September
17.
at
2
O'clock
In
the
morn
ing,
me
halibut
schooner
Commonwealth,
Captain
M.
Benrman.
owned
bv
the
Booth
fisheries
Co..
rammed
from
the
rear
and
sank
the
power
boat
Annie
Captain
Hans
Dsnlelson.
off
Point
Col.
poys,
Sumner
Stralta.
The
Annie
Is
11
tons
net.
and
waa
engaged
In
fish
buying,
The
Commonwealth
Is
GO
tons
net.
She
has
heavy
Ice-breaklng
bows
and
slipped
over
the
Annie
and
sank
her
Immediately,
No
one
waa
hurt.
Captain
Dsnlelson
of
the
Annie
climbed
aboard
tht
Commonwealth,
as
the
two'
boats
met.
and
the
man
who
accompanied
Dsnlelson
on
the
Annie
Jumped
overboard,
but
was
picked
up.
Masters
of
both
boats
have
filed
offl-clsl
reports
with
the
Ualted
(States
cus-torn,
office
which
will
be
forwarded
to
the
-United
States,
Mrs.
W.
B.
Moresn.
Hm
rvw.
ri..t.
has
returned
to
the
city
alter
a
trlji
w
jasper
J
an.
.
.
-
.
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ANOTHER
BIO
REDUCTION
IN
CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
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Ton
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CUaMi
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In
?adllac,
McLaughlin,
Oakland,
Oldsmoblla,
Pontlac
and
Chevrolet
Cart
Phone
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CAR
PRICES
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mirk
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prlcee
Include
frelaht.
taxes,
self
starter
and
balloon
tires.
Rnll
or
l'li,hnno
for
l(mnnlrn-
linn
or
driving
lcnns.
8.
E.
PARKER.
LTD.,
Authorized
Ford
Sales
and
Service
FORD
Car
Trucks
TrctoM
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
BOARD.
-
THE
INLANDEfL
SM
Second
Avenue
Phone
1JT.
FOUND
FOUND.
FIVE
BASEBALL
BATS.
Ad-
ply
Dally
News
Office
TAXIDERMY
SAVE
THE
DEER
AND
OTHER
OAME
heads.
Have
them
mounted
true
to
life
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Green
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