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quickly
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CIGARETTES
!
BOUGHT
DRINKS
COMOX
AVENUE
Charles
Barseth
of
Ketchikan
Assessed
$50
or
30
Days
for
Iieing
Drunk
and
Abusive
Claiming
that
he
had
come
to
complain
to
the
police
about
not
getting
his
change
at
Comox
Avenue,
Charlea
Barsetb
of
Ketchikan
was
this
morning
lined
50
or
thirty
days
by
Magistrate
McClymont
for
being'
drunk
and
abusive,
this
being
his
second
offense.
Constable
Richard
McKlnley
told
of
prisoner
coming
to
the
station
about
jju
nonaay
nigm
ana
making
a
complaint
about
not
receiving
change
for
a
five
dollar
bill
at
Comox
Avenue.
They
told
him
to
go
home
and
come
back
at
8
In
the
morning.
In
a
couple
of
minutes
he
returned
and
resumed
the
argument.
He
was
abusively
drunk
so
they
put
him
In
the
cell.
Constable
Charles
Kirch
confirmed
what
the
other
man
had
said.
The
prisoner
had
lots
of
chances
to
go
home
but
he
would
not
take
It.
...
in
hi
own
defense
Barseth
said
he
t
had
had
one
drink
at
the
Royal
and
then
took
took
a
a
taxi
to
Comox
Avenue
fcVrhetelJthad,
vim
wi
i
ii
niiu
m.
v
"
eral
beers.
He
complained
about
price
and
when
he
went
to
pay
they
did
not
give
him
change
out
of
a
five
dollar
bill
and
told
him
to
return
for
It.
He
PAIN
in
BLADDER
rromptly
Eastd
by
8ANTAL
MIDY
B
surs
to
est
ths
Osnulnt
Look
for
ths
word
"WIDV"
Bold
tiy
all
drui(isti
then
went
te
the
police
and
was
-told
I
to
go
home
and
It
would
be
looked
Into
In
the
morning.
He
met
three
of
nis
'
friends
and
then
came
back
to
tell
the
police
that
his
friends
would
look
Into
:
'
It.
-
The
jxrtjc
relused
to
listen
(and
'
"''
""""
threw
him
Into
the
bell'.'
When
questioned
by
Sergeant
Hanna
j
he
admitted
bavins
at
least
ten
beers
between
0
and
1J30
and
one
gin.
(not
hot
rum)
.
He
admitted
he
had
often
been
so
drunk
he
would
not
know
what
he
was
doing
tout
he
was
not
drunk
this
time.
The
Sergeant
ques
tioned
this.
HOTEL
AKKIV.tl.tt
ITlnre
It
ii
pert
J.
McNeil,
Joe
Buaslnger
and
F.
B.
Chettleburgh.
Telkwa;
Alex.
S.
MlUar
and
C.
F.
Heff.
Bmithers:
Mrs.
M.
Butt
and
H.
Butt.
Uek;
Mrs.
E.
R.
Cox.
Hasel-
ton;
Mrs.
8.
Wilkinson.
Kwlnltsa;
Harold
Brown,
J.
McKague,
C.
A.
Moore.
H.
O.
Erlckson
and
A.
Q.
Caswell,
Van
couver;
O.
C.
Aneneau,
Premier;
T.
E.
Brooks,
Terrace;
a.
Donald,
city;
Paul
H.
Otto,
Seattle;
Alex.
Duncan
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Love
and
family,
Stewart.
Central
E.
A.
Magel.
Alex.
Rice
and
W.
Maioff.
Vancouver;
A.
E.
Ralph
and
M.
O.
Mc-Leod.
Prince
George:
A.
Rlntanlckl,
A.
Kultula
and
K,,MacDonald;
Any
ox;
W.
B.
Bower
ad
A
.Beaudln.
jAllce
Arm;
John
Svedson
and
A.
Wlklund,
Hyder;
Svan
Find
and
B.
McDonald,
city.
Havoy
A.
Evans
and
Miss
D.
Taylor,
city:
W.
O.
La
point
and
J.
Collins,
Pitt
Island;
James
A.
Wauchope,
Olaf
Ouse
and
John
F.
Murray,
Jap
Inlet;
Allfred
H.
Perkins.
R.
a.
Cunningham
and
Clarence
Letnes,
Port
Esstngton;
O.
H.
Wall.
J.
P.
Downey
and
J.
N.
Carr.
Bmithers.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Newa
LUNCHEONFOR
FISHERY
MEN
Mayor
and
Members
of
Civic
Finance
Committee
Hosts
at
Impromptu
Affair
Yester
day
'
Arranged
by
the
mayor
and
the
finance
committee
at
the
eity
council,
a
luncheon
was
tendered
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
to
the
members
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
who
were
visitors
to
the
atty.
His
Worship
presided
and
made
a
few
remarks,
other
speakers
being
W.
A.
Found,
director
of
fisheries
for
the
federal
government,
and
Will
Thompson,
director
of
investigations
for
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
both
of
whom
spoke
on
the
work
that
was
being
carried
out.
Among
those
present
were
Mayer
Nswton,
W.
A.
Found,
United
States
Consul
Q.
C.
Woodward,
Aid.
M.
Stephens.
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer,
Aid.
0.
P.
Tinker,
W.
F.
Thompson,
Major
3.
A.
Motherwell,
Adam
Mackle.
Capt.
Dave
Ritchie.
Oapt.
Ole
Hvatum,
F.
H.
Bell.
William
Herrington,
Capt.
J.
M.
Morrison
.and
.
others.
J.
P.
Babcocx.
chair
man
of
the
international
'Fisheries'
Lmmission.
tnrougn
indisposition,
was
unable
to
attend.
NORWEGIANS
TO
FORM
SOCIAL
AND
LITERARY
cnriCTV
im
tuc
nrv
UUVllill
111
lIILi
Ulll
wss
decided
to
?anlse
a
Uterary
uoA
social
society
and
another
meeting
wtll
be
held
next
Tueehvy
evening
to
re-ccivejthe
repnrt
of
a
general
committee
appointed
to
draw
up
constitution.
'The
meeting
was
-enthusiastic
and
a
number
of
'speeches
were
made
,fti
Norwegian.
Following
is
the
committee:
Carl
Dvbhavn.
chairman;
Mrs.
Agnes
Dehl
Mrs.
Marie
Hansen.
Mrs.
Nellie
Dybhavn,
Pete
Bunderland,
E.
St.
Stock-
land.
Jock
Selvig
and
B.
M.
Simpson.
WHIST
DRIYE
SERIES
INAUGURATED
BY
ELKS
(IimhI
AtU-mlnmr
LustMglit
at
Opening
l:rnt
of
Hpet-lal
t
Inter
herlrti
The
Elks'
Lodge
last
night
in
the
,
F.
i
uew
home
of
the
Brother
Bills
In
the
t
Helgerson
Block,
formerly
the
Knights
ot
Pythias
Hall.
Instituted
a
series
ol
!
aeventeen
witlat
tournaments
which
It
night
henceforth.
Each
bight
two
prizes
j
Prises
were
won
by
lira.
Ben
Self,
with
a
score
of
207,
and
W.
D.
Vance
with
i
301
The
fact
tnat
tt
b"
bwn
arranged
I
to
play
seven
.
tables
accounted
for
the
LECTURE
GIVEN
ON
1
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
W.
,W
Vewi-omlie
Tells
uf
Naming
the!
Itaiid'
aiid0(lier
InterrsUng
-
4
Mailers
VICTORIA.
Not.
23!
W.
A.
Newcombe
gave
an
illustrated
lecture
here
on
"Queen
Charlotte
Mauds
48
Years
ago."
under
the
auspices
of
the
B.C.
Historical
Association.
The
address
'was
Illustrated
tqr
la
tern
pictures.
The
lecturer
told
something
of
the
history
of
Queen
Charlottes.
The
place
was
named
after
one
of
the
vessels
that
visited
the
islands
in
1767
in
the
King
George
and
Queen
Charlotte.
They
also
named
North
Island.
Cloak
Bay.
Cape
crc.
James,
mppo
Islauu.
Kennel's
Sound,
and
Ibbertson's
Sound,
now
known
as
Houston
Stewart
Channel.
An
American
trader
later
named
the
is
planned
to
jKrid
weekly
every
Mondsy
!
used
V?
WW
W"d
and
this
was
by
fur
traders
from
the
states
will
be
offered
and,
at
the
'end
of
the
!"""'"
prwent
n,m
tored
M.
I
season,
grand
prize
valued
at
1100.
!
T?.
.
,
,DOn
of
cenerT
75
aod
2B
wtll
be
presented
to
the
i""
"la,"e
,nelnmn
I
player,
homingthe
highest
score,
on'",
"
"
"moved.
Na
'
'
d'
were
'B
"
the
tl..-
P'C"
series.
the.ompetition
being
open
to
either
men
if
women.
Any
proceed.
iJL
"
T.
Pt
that
way
klertved
will
gV
in
the
TJ
P'nta
A
Mynlrd
,
showed
the
pictures.
Elks"
wellareiWk
W
-
There
was
a
good
turnout
on
the
'
opening
night,
comfort
of
the
new
borne,
which
bas
been
renovated
and
redecorated,
being
generally
commented
upon.
FRED
STORK
SPEAKS
BEFORE
GYRO
CLUB
servhe
Ortanlratlon
Aim.
Hears
Sol.m
by
ri.
A.
Mi
Thrr-nm,
Smy
Arrltrd
Ikiritune
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
staging
Fred
Stork
w
th-
...
..
If
th
consists
of
W.
D
Vance,
i
Prinre
Hupert
KUfrt
Ovm
Oyro
i-.X
Club
7
L
.
,
81
lh
I
At
a
meettne
called
m
the
Metronole
,
F.rtd
r-,
,
-
!
monthly
Hall
larf
niirbt
by
B.
M.
Simpson
and
A
D;
n
ld
Alf
Smaile,
O
E
Ouli-:k
.
th.
aftern.mn
v""ti
ui
ivjiaua,
ai
(
uuu
rranx
uayior.
i
8
A
in
the
Coinmo-.l'iw
Cafe
McPiierjii
uewly
arrived
bari-
Classified
:
Ads.
FOR
SALE
FOR
BALE
-S3
FT
FISH
PACKER
AND
tow
boat.
Taptow.
16-JO
Hi,
heavy
duty
Vivian,
with
complete
equip-roent
UMXOO
M.
M.
Stephens.
FOR
SALE
UUBH
WATER
BPAMISL6.
Males:
tw
months
old:
siojuo.
Apply
Q.
Pram.
Marine
Dept.
X7B
FOR
KENT
FOR
RENT.
FOOB
ROOMED
FUR-n
Is
bed
apartment
with
bath
and
water
paid.
Phone
M7.
tf
FOR
RENT.
Pianos,
phonographs
and
Singer
sewing
machine.
Walker's
Music
Store
FOR
HBWT-
MODERN
HOUSE;
EXCEL-lent
view.
Apply
216
Fourth
Ave.
E
FOR
RENT.
Apartments
by
the
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
HOUSE
FOR
RENT.
6
ROOMS
AND
BATH.
Apply
Munro
Bros.
v
tf
TAXI
Phone
67
Tad
(Call
George,
I'aul
or
GuhI)
Six
nnd
Seven
Pansenger
Stude-bakors
at
your
disposal
any
tim-
OSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Work.
(
Across
from
Emnr
Hotel)
tonei
sang
solos
which
were
much
appreciated.
President
E
A
Mann
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
nKMiiiHTfi
as
well
im
sever.il
;uest
AdvertUs
in
The
Dally
News
EARN
2-"'
V
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clipping
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envelopi'
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tning
hi..-
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Particular.
nAos.
HELP
WANTED,
AGENTS
WANTED.
1100
I
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selllnK
''
Bags.
l'nu.i
uranleh
V
CHIMNEY
SWEEf.
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(irneral
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Furnaces
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p.i!rt'l-
Cemet
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Day
or
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Termi-
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boat
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310.
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bought
and
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