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TH2
DAILY
REW3
RAGES
PROVED
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
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YESTERDAY
EXAMPLES
WOT.
Number
of
Events
Run
Off
Under
Auspices
of
Fair
Board
at
Acropolis
Grounds
The
raees
held
yesterday
af
ternoon
at
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
proved
attractive
In
nfiiny.
There
was
a
purn.lt'
of
tin
Hoys'
Ilaml
lo
the
ground,?
ami
seleelinns
wereplayed
'there
hy
(hat
organ
ization,
I
he
music
of
which
was
much
appreciated.
Following
were
the
prize
winner.:
Half-Mile
Fool
Hare,
12
years
nnd
under!,
cut)
presented
hy
Judge
and
Haines,
Nick
(iurvich;
2,
presented
hy
Jahour
Bros..
Eric
Christensnn;
3,
presenlerHiy
Universal
'Trading
Co.,
Stanley
Lawrence
'
'Threequnrler-'Mile
Foot
Hace.
1(5
years
and
under
i,
cup
presented
hy-Wni.
Sherman,
Hrnn-soti
Hunt
2,
presented
hy
Bryant
and
Vlreer,
Hubert
Irvine;
3.
presented
by
Acme
Importing;
Co.,
Harvey
i'lale,
s
Public
'j'cheel
Itelay
Winners,
Kordeji
rVliool,
cup
and
8
baseballs.
..'
iyt
-Mile
Bicycle
hace
1,
Oil-huly
Cup.
Alex,
"Wallers;
2,
pre-senled
by
lork
Uardware
Co'.,
Walter
Johnston;
3,
presented
tiy
I'.ll,
Music
Hlore,
Nick
Ourvich.
Four
Milc.UirycIe
Ilace
1,
cup
presenter!
""
oroitn
cigar
More,
Fred
Itronkvh.mk
!
9
nrixenleil
by
Kaien
Hardware
Co.,
Fiddler;
presented
by
McArthiir
Shoe'tore,
Ilronson
Hunt.
One
Mile
Foot
Hace
1,
cup
presented
by
Fair
Hoard,
fSeorgc
Howe;
2,
presenter!
by
Thompson
Hardware,
Dido
fJurvich;
3,
presented
-by
Family
Shoe
Store,
Ilronson
Hunt.
I
'
VOflrn
nnil
ttnHnn
I
Ilia
Bodilic;
2,
Amelia
Holers;
3,
Mary
Hudema.
'
tlirls,
it
years
and
under
1,
Mary
Ness;
2,
Muriel
Vance;
3,
Heula
McKinlcy.
BOOTH
SCHOOL
HAD
BEST
OF
FOOTBALL
.
GAME
QN
SATURDAY
'
Was
Called
at
Half
Tlme'OwIng
to
Rain
Storm,
Ending
Two
Goals
to
0
Against
Borden
Booth
anrl
Horden
Schools
inel
s
in
.a
reirnlur
loirnn
fiTltin
u
.
Acropolis
Hill
on
Saturday
last.
'
The
tij
game
was'
called
at
half
'
timcowi'ng
-,o
rain
,
ami
at
that
,
linieHotilh
was;
leading
2
,'oa's
to
?0;
Harden
won
the
toss
and
elected
to
play
down
hill
and
"with,
the
wind.
Hooth
.pressed
from
-the
kick
off
hut,
Stiles
cleared.
Some
even
play
followed
and
then
Crale
met
h
centre
from
the
left
and
scored
fron
.
close
in.
From
Hie
centre
Horden
pressed.
Ed.
Sniilh
centred
and
Millerd
shot
over.
Uprden
:
conlimicd
to
press
but
Cameron
and
Currie
defended
well
and
Pierce
picked
up
at
the
poi-t
and
cleared.
Smith
and
Wicks-
were
dangerous
on
the
right
for
.
IlrprdeV.
H
A
couple
of
corner
anrl'
th"enAWicks
shot
past.
Hoolh
now
look
up
the
offensive
ami
Horden
defence
was
sorely
tried.
In
spile
of
the
strong
wind
Hoolh
continued
tho
.
pressure
ami
rorceu
a
corner
,
which
was
beautifully
placed
b
Orate.
Iloth
the
defenders
ami
:
all
ackers
missed
it
ami
a
rcat
chance,,
was
lost.
Shortly
after
.weak
defence
let
Crale
through
nnd
taking
the
hall
right
in,
he
V
ut
Hootii
-two
up.
Crate
was
again
prominent
with
a
good
cross
bul
Sliikalani
missed
I
ho
ball.
Half
time
came
with
Booth
leading
2-0.
A
heavy
rain
storm
wa
sweeping
over
the
ground
and
the
game
was
abandoned.
NAVAL
RESERVE
HELD
A
SHOOT
ON
SUNDAY
The
naval
reserve
men
held
sliooL
ut
the
rifle
ranges
Sunday
at
11
200
yards,
wjtli
the
follow
ing
scores
out
of
a
possible
at)
Oeorgo
Hell
38
Lieut.
-Ponder
32
W.
'llenderswi
...
....
28
Oeorge
llriwe
.
.
,
,
25
fllttslr
...
...
...
...
25
rieonge
HouUe.r
24
S.
Cann
...
...
t.
22
K,
Peacock
..
.
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-
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.
t
cubsorlbe
to
the
Dally,
Newt.
GOOD
BASEBALL
OPENING
GAME
I
Gyro
Club
Beat
Native
Sons'
of
Canada
by
5
to
4
Yesterday
Afternoon
In
a
game
that
was
featured
with
unusually
snappy
play
fot
such
an
early
date
in
the
year.
(he
Uyro
Club
and
(Native
Sons!
of
Canada
opened
the
local
base
ball
seasOh
yesterday
afternoo-
at
me
hair
Jtoani-i-.iks
celebra-j
lion,
the
fiyros
winning
by
a
i
score
of
5
to
I.
i
The
play
of
Jack
Fraser,
third
acker
for
the
service
club,
was
the
feature
of
the
match.
In
ad
dition
to
poling
opt
a
home
run'
in
the
third
inning
with
two
men
on
bases,
Fraser
contributed
to
.
.double
play
which
put
runners;
out
at
third
and
first.
Fraser'
played
with
the
champion
Young
Liberals
team
of
Vancouver
last
year
and
his
presence
here
this
season
will
be
a
decided
acquisi
tion
to
the
local
baseball
dia
mond.
He
is
district
manager
or
the
Union
Oil
Co.
A
gpec-racplar
fly
catch
by
Jackson,
the
Native
Sons'
centre
fielder
was
another
feature
of
the
same,
the
quality
of
play,
in
which
augurs
well
for
snappy
ball
competition
here
this
year.
I'.
Laporle
was
umpire
of
balls
and
strikes
anil
Joe
Smith,
bases
The
line-ups,
were
"as"
follows:
'(iyros
fJeo'rge
Hill,
c;
It.
It.
Skinner,
p.;
Howard
Frizrell,
lb.;
George
Mitchell,
2b.;
Stan
M(Oran,
ss.;
Jack
Fraser,
3b.;
K.
TuIIoch,
If.;
II
Morris,
cf.;
It.
Howard,
rf.
Native
Sons
Harry
Astoria,
p.;
Dave
Balfour,
c;
vie
Men-
zies,
lb.;
Harry
Menzies,
2b.;
W.
Mitchell,
ss.;
J.
Farquhar,
3b.;
W
.
Lamliie,
If.;
Jackson,
cf.;
Holt,
rf.
It
was
a
seven
inning
game.
CLAXTON
FOOTBALL
TEAM
PLAYS
LOCALS
Match
In
Rainstorm
.
Saturday
Evening
Resulted
In
Defeat
of
Grahd
Terminals
by
3
to
1
A
football
learn
from
Claxtnn,
containing
a
number
of
player.
of.
more
or
less
repute
from
Vancouver,
visited
town
on
Sat
urday
and
that
evening
jdayed
a
team
represent
ing
the
..
Grand
Terminal
Club.
The
vinifor
look
the
honors
by
a
score
of
o
to
i.
ine
rain
interfered
in
some
extent
with
the
play
and
there
was
not
a
large
crowd
present.
George
Cochrane
acted
as
referee.
SPORT
CHAT
Willi
the
1920
outdoor
sport
imar
season
in
full
swing
ii
week,
it
is
lo
be
hoped
that
old
Jupe
Pluvitis
will
be
a
little
less
frequent
with
the
walering
can
from,
now
on.
The
footballer
somehow
or
other
can.
gel
awp.y
with
It'
jf
it
doesn't
come
down
too
torrential
ly
bul
not
so;
the
A
Pimply
Face
Is
Unsightly
MIu
C.
a
M.
Smart,
South
Butt!
ford,
Safk.,
writes:
"A'
while
go
I
was
troubled
with
facial
bleraishrs.
especially
pimples,
and
wa
really
asiiamed
to
ga
out
with
such
a
bad
looking
face.
I
tried
2
or
3
different
remedies,,
I
daVa
frieniwhrbd
bea
troubled
j
the
same
as
I
was,
ailrued
me
to
use
MlMM33xsW
After
J
bad
taken
two
bottles
them
wasn't
a
pimple
of
any
kind
left
on
my
face,-
and
T
now
hava
a
clear,
smooth
and
velvety
complexion."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
MilWrn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Oct.
haseballers.
So
good
weather
is
what
we
want
now
both
tlielu.-U
at
id
the
unjust
of
us
and
here's
hoping
we
get
a
little
sunshhvj
particularly
on
baseball
night.
Kvenls
for
the
week
are
sched
uled
as
follows:
Wednesday
-High
School
Foot
ball.
.-
Thursday
rSenior-
baseball
Oyrns
vs.
Oram!
Terminals.
Friday
Stuarl
Shield
Foot-hall
Cranrl
'Terminal
vs.
Moose.
High
School
baseball.
Saturday
Booth
School
v
High
School.
A
new
swimming
star
is
beinr?
developed
in
Australia.
He
Frank
Doyle,
17-year-old
Sydney
youlh,
standing
C
fr;et
3
in.,
who
recently
negotialed
the
100
yards
in
51
seconds.
Australians
raising
a
purse
to
send
Doyle
tr
the
Uniteil
States
to
compel,
against
John
Weisniuller
ri;
Chicago,
'
world's
fastest
swim
mer.
.
Nearly
a
third
of
a
millini
dollars
has
been
paid
fir)
winners
of
500-mile
.
automoliile
race
over
Uie
IndJanapCilis
.Motor
Speerlway
coursrti
in
the
last
ten
years.
Tnm.ny
.Milton,
only
liv
ing
driver
who
ever
piloted
two
winners,
in
the
huloninhile
clas
sic,
tons
the
winners
.his
vic
tories
being
worth
approximately
7
1,800.
Winning
the,
event
in
1021,
he
collected
$-0,000
foi
first
place.
$V0(i
in
-lap
prize
and
apjifoxllnalMy
H,5po
fropi
comianies
whose
accessories
were
used
in'his
car.
In
lt2,3
he
won
$20,000
for
first
place,
$8,-
500
of
the
lap
money
and
approximately
'$8,500
in
ucecdsorv
prizes.
REGIMENT
ON
ROUTEMARCH
Visit
Paid
to
Terrace
Where
Residents
Enjoy
Music
of
Band
and
Sight
of
Soldiers
TKHIIACK.
May
25.
A
portion
of
the
First
Battalion
of
th
Let
No
One
Deceive
You!
"SAUDA"
Is
not
sold
in
bulk.
Only
in
packages.
:r-
:
:
"
'
11
V
anted
For
Sale
DAILY
For
Rent
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
wti.Tte
VOU.NO
Man
waiUs'
work,
an.
Kind:
joc
an
hour.
PlioiiM
Black
280.
It.'i
LOST.
LOST.
--Puppy.
Ited
collar.
ns-J
wrrs
in
r.;dl.
Strayed
from'
J'rov
ineial
liiivernment
Wharf.
Phone
30.
FOUND
11)1
Nl).
Three
keys
on
ring.
pplv
Daily
News
office.
AUCTION
SALE
WK
have
been
favored
Willi
in
slruetirins-
from
Mrs.
A.
Craggx
to
sell
at
public
auction
all
her
household
goods
and
effects
ui
3f.
Kighlh
Avenue
West,
on
Thursday,
May
27.
at
2.30
p.m.;
consisting
of
sectional
bookeae,
library
table,
gramophone,
oak
arm
nnd
rocking
chairs,
dining
table,
biitfel,
Morris
chuir,
onk
bed
chair,
couch.
Singer
sewing
machine,
carpets,
healer,
lhre
chllTenieres,
two
bureaux,
six
beds,
etc.
Philpoll,
FTvitl
&
Co..
Ltd..
'Auelioueers.
I2.
Norlh
B.C.
fiegimenl,
102nd
Br.
(1.V..T.
under
Ihf
fommanrl
i:
Lleul.
-Colonel
.1.
W.
Niclndls,
arrived
from
Prince
Hupert
by
the
time-freight
early
Sunday
morning
and
after
breakfasllng
at
tin
errace
Ilolel,
started
on
a
route
march
of
several
miles
inl
i
the
I.akelse
Valley,
arriving;
back
In
town
about
four
o'clock.
The.
were
eagerly
escorted
par,t
i
the
way
by
a
large
ernwil
rrt
youngsters
fn
jurist
of
whom
ji
oldiers'
parade
was
a
decided
novelty.
drown
-
u
p
s
around
town,
a
well
as
the
chil.lrci
enjoyed
the
several
musical
sel
ecllons
rendered
by
the
military
band
during'
the
afternoon.
Monday
tliorning.
they
made
another
short
route
march,
arriving
bark
in
time
lo
catch
th
train
which
was
held
here
fo;
wo-liours
for
(heir
convenience
.
-
"
FISH
ARRIVALS
Landings
Over
Week-end
Sold
at
Exchange
Today,
Totalled
185,000
Pounds
v
.
.
irrf:
:
:
Ilalibul
arrival
this
morning,
representing!
the
landings
over
the
week-eiuj,
tolnlled
185.000
rounds.
Five
American
luiats
sold
I22.50i'pounds
at
tfin
I'.x
change
at
price.4
from
15.1c
to
17.8c
and
8C
to
Oc.
freven
Can
adian
boats
sold
02,500
pounds
at
from
ll.Tic
to
15.7c
and
8c
lo
8
Vic.
American
Western,
10,000,
lo
Pacific;
rrow,
30,000,
and
Superior.
20,-
000,
to
Cnld
Storage;
Augusta,
10,000,
to
Booth;
-Serious,
10,-
500,
lo
Atlin.
Canadian
LIvinKSloi'te
'
II..
,15.000.
to
lloynl;
t!apel'Spencer,G,000,
and
.Pair
of
Jacks,
1
4,000;
to
Booth;
Teman,
11,000,
and
Joe
Baker
4.50U,
to
Atlin;
Itinigleader,
5,000
and
Mayflower,
7.000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Thomas
McMeeklU,
local
mer
chant,
awK
Henry
..ngijartn
fririrterly
of
ilii.
cftiffif
'now
Apy1l.,
will
,-JeaVe
about
June
5
on
a
lliree
months''
lrip
lo
the
Old
Country,
Mr.
McMeeklU
will
Vjsil
his
fqrner
.Jiome
In
Scol
land
anr
Mr'
McCartney
will
visit
Ireland.
-.
'V.
K.
Morrison,
chief
englnei
of
the
lighthouse
lender,
sailer!
on
the
Prince
Hupert
Sunday
night
for
Victoria.
fill
Wh
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
FOR
SALE
FOU
SAI.F.28
fool
fish
boat,
h.p.
vulcan
engine,
on.-
year
old
J5U.V,
2tt
fool
rahln
cruinr,
new
12
Ii.p.
e'lgin--
priced
at
b.10.0r)
28
foot
cabin
.cmisir,
15
h.p.
oil
engine
T
l,2(Ml.P0
Small
speeder
with
Funl
engine,
priced
at
$850.00
20
h.p.
BulTalo
engine
IdOO.OO
40
h.p.
Sltidebaker
engine,'
$200.00
0
h.p.
nuaranlee,
price
1275.00
G
h.p.
Kellonlmrg
engine
.
."T....
$800.00
2
cylinder
10
h.p.
aulo
engine
3
$100.00
4
Cylimler
Dodge
engine
witti
starter
v
$!00.oo
4
cylinder
Chevrolet
rrtl'.
with
starter
125.00
1000
feet
Mi
inch
back
haul
cable,
price
Go
per
foot.
Wee
Mcdregor
Saws,
falling
anrl
bunking
snws,
(iilohrl.t
Jaeks.
eto
Nortliern
Hxchange,
513
Second
Avenue.
Phone
23.
FOIl
SA!.K.or
IlenL
Tourlni
Ilolel
at
Terrace,
B.C.
Twelve
roomsifurnlshed,
furnace
heat,
electric
light,
electric
pump
hath,
reslaurofit.
kitchen,
bitir
room,
three
room
furnished
cottage,
two
lots.
Itent
$75.00
per
month
or
will
sell
on
reasonable
terms.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
A.
MeDongnll,
Tourist
Hole",
Ttjrraee,
B.C.
FOIt
SAI.K.
New
30
h
p.
Bolin-
der
seml-Deisel
with
full
equipment.
$2,380.00.
35
h.p.
heavy
duty
Union,
in
good
condition,
$900.00.
Kaslhopq
entiines,.
4
lo
IA
tp.p.
Prineo
Hupert
Boalhouse.
123
FOIl
SAI.K.
FIVe
roomer!
mod
ern
bungalow
and
two
IoIk;
close
In'.
$2i500.00
on
lernn.
Apply
T.
McClymonl.
tf
VOn
BAI.K
Secondhand
furni
ture
and
restaurant
fixtures
from
Itoyal
Hotel.
Apply
14
Third
Avenue.
KOFI
SAI.K.
Oerharil
Ileintzmai
Piano,
on
easy
monlhly
pav
menls.
Walker's
Music
Store
TO
RENT
tVOlt
ItKNT
Modern
four
room
ed
flat;
willv-Monarch
range,
In
Clapp
block.
Wesienhaver
Hro.
FOIl
ItKNT.
Two
modern
houses,
one
furnished.
Apply
215
Fourth
Avenue
Kasl.
tr
'UHNISHKD
Housekeeplntr
ooms
to
rent
by
the
day,
week
or
month.
Phone
lied
G07.
If
l-On
HF..NT.
Furnished
house-
keeping
suite,
Mussallem
Apartments.
Phone
18.
tf
FOIl
ItKNT.
Four
room
suite,
,
hot
wnler
heated.
Apply
Smlti
&
Mallet.
MODKRN
FLAT
for
limit.
Apply
Max
Hellhrnnnr.
BOARD
AND
ROOM.
HOAItD,
The
Inlander,
830
second
Avenue.
Phone
137
BOARD,
flooms
and
Furnished
hiiuos.
rainier
House.
tf
1
m
fiTM
Comfort-
and
economy
Articlei
Loit
and
Founrl.&c
for
leu
than
50c
PATENT
ATTORNEYS
FFTHKHSToMIAl
'lH
A
fiO..
t.ie
old
e!
iil
oiled
lirtn.
PatAtt
and
Irademarks
in
nil
coirn
tries.
Free
ImnkM.
Vniieou
cr
iilfni-
tUnters
ftulld
tit.
PI
niie
Seyiimur
37Wl-Manager.
!nel
K.
lUrr.
re
slci.
il
attorney.
Oilier
of
ficei,
Ottawa.
Washington
an'
principal
cities.
AUTOMOBILES
GUARANTEED
USED
CARS
AT
'.t'."
'
1023
OhUniol.
lie
'Inuring
$750.00
y,1
Wit
Oldsmotxle
louriii
$050.00
tlm
m.uni
'imi
i
1024
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
$150.00
"53',
'.it
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1923
Ford
Tudor
Sedan
$425.00
!JJ1M:'-
1923
Ford
Tmlor
Sedan
$100.00
VVttrr
iirr...
u.
Ford
Ilghl
Delivery
$200.0u
';"
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Fonl
l.iuht
Delver
...
$125.00
J.?,,"
We
give
thirty
days
free
sentc.
twiMtraitMi
.
h
.
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a
l.k
t
;
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in
iiiiiiii-
nr.
mi
iivcrui
iT
vice
on
new
ar.
KAIEN
OARAGE.
Dealers
In
Chevrolet
and
ail
Oeneral
Motors
Proiluets.
Wrecking
Ser
Day
and
Night
Phone
52.
Prices
Mill
.A
un.i
iuar-
an
.1
I
-
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Foitl
IIS
are'mr
"f.!"
now
al
a
new
l"W
lev'l.
The
N
iIioii.iI
l
ime
Payment
Plan
enable-
unyoi.e
with
a
reasiiuable
iiieoine
to
afford
the
eoniforl
and
convenience
a
cur
afford.
Ask
S.
E.
PARKER,
LTD.
Dealers
219
Second
Avfnue.
TAXI
Phone
G7
Taxi
(Call
(leorge,
Paul
or
lliisl)
'it
and
Seven
Paengcr
Sludo
akers
at
your
disposal
any
lime.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block.
Across
from
F.nipress
Hotel.
FURNITURE.
New
and
Serondhand
'
Furnl
ure
Store.
We
Buy,
Sell
and
F.x-iiange
New
and
Sei-uudliand
oods.
GEO.
PAPADOPULOS
13?
Third
Ave
i.i,one
ir
GOOD
EATS
CAFE,
Third
Avenue
Opposite
Benson's
Studio.
(1001)
MKAI.S.
GOOD
CAKI'.S
Coffee
or
Tea
Served.
flKAI.
IIOMK
COOKF.D
MKAI.S.
Mrs.
Unger.
Prnprlelross.
Phone
05.1.
WOOD.
Dry
IY!led
Wood
$0.00
a
load.
Dry
Fir
Wood
$6.50
n
I
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a
d.
Cut
to
any
length.
-Kindling,
$7.00
n
load.
Fir
Furnace
Wood
$7.00
a
toad.
A,
ISAACSON
Phone
Black
401
Real
Cove.
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.
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May
20
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p.m.
Ift.o
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'0:57
a.m.
.1.7
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p.m.
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"
Thursday,
May
27
High
0:51
a.m.
21.0
ft.
1.1:43
p.m.
1
9.2
"
Low
7:35
"
a.m.
10:33
p.m.
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