PAGE
SIX
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Seplcmber
Steadily
Increasing
demand
for
"SALADA"
You
have
only
to
test
"SALADA"
to
realize
why
You
should
not
miss
the
pleasure
"SALADA"
glves-Sold
by
all
grocers
80c
to
$1.05
per
lb.
Four
grades.
Ask
for
trial
package.
!
FAIR
EXHIBIT
:
COMBINATIONS
i
Now
is
the
time
to
think
of
your
exhibits.
Pickle
PretcrTed
Fruits,
Stmt,
and
Cak,
etc.
Deal
N.
1
1
Ceferjr.
3
lbs.
Pickling
Onions.
6
lbs.
Green
Tomatoes.
1
quart
Vinegar.
1
lb.
Green
Peppers.
All
for
J?
1.00
t
Deal
No.
2
y
doses
Pears.
3
lbs.
Aprieota.
2
lbs.
Plums.
2
lbs.
Apples,
All
for
$1.00
Deal
No.
2
lbs.
Currants.
2
lbs.
Seedless
Rsisias.
lb.
Mixed
PeeL
2
lbs.
Dates.
All
for
$1.00
Deal
Ne.
4
1
pkv.
Icing
Sugar,
2's.
1
pkg.
Lump
Sugar,
2's.
1
pkg.
Gran.
Sugar,
5's.
2
lbs.
Brown
Sugar.
All
for
SI.
OO
Mussal'em
Grocery
CO.
LTD.
I'twme
IS
or
81
for
Prompt
service
and
quick
delivery
City
Meat
Market
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Bros.
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Ave.
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7G3
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ky.
varcr.
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priser.
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ombringelse
DRY
BIRCH
JACKPINE
AND
CEDAR
Single
load
$3.50
Double
Load
$6.50
Large
Sack
50c
COAL
PRICES
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Large
Egg
$12.50
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$13.00
Also
all
other
classes
of
coil
Hyde
Transfer
AND
COAlkCO.X
Phone
580
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mi
pmi
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aw-
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choice
KDSON
CASSIDY
.
WELLINGTON
TELKWA
Also
liulklty
liny
and
Grain.
Agent
for
Hobin
Hood
Flour.
Phone
58
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
hok
detfer
iarQctler-
M
.
mar
Ofrt
BeUtr-
Mil
"The
Nobby"
(
P
!'Xirlrr
till-
houth
23
ROUNDS
BOXING
at
the
GRAND
TERMINAL
CLUB
i
On
SATURDAY
NIGHT,
September
L
J30.
'
Onenintr
Brains-
Tmrmment
'
of
the
Season
j
DOUBLE
MAIN
EVENT
liUa
Cm-rich
vs.
Ned
Kvme
(Six
Rounds)
Hoy
Jackson,
ef
Edmonton,
4
vs.
Nino
Gurvich
(Six
Rounds)
SEill-YVINDUP
Eddie
Smith
vs.
Roy
Fonjr
(Four
Rounds)
SECOND
BOUT
Earl
Halt
vs.
P.
Cbenoski
(Three
Rounds)
FIRST
BOUT
Heward
Keefes.
A.
Anlonelli
(Three
Rounds)
The
winner
of
the
Byrne-
Gurvich
boot
to
box
George
Bard
and
Nino
Gurvich
to
box
Harry
Deeth
from
Aayox.
Reserved
Seats
at
the
t
Grand
Terminal
Club
or
Phone
592.
Adults,
73f
Hoy,
."Of?
Business
Man
Time
is
money
in
business
and
I
make
sure
my
car
is
always
ready
for
service
by
using
Champion
Spark
Plugs.
Cturaptoa
it
the
bctttr
ipark
plug
bcutc
It
baa
an
exduaive
itlli-
manhc
insulator
ipe
dally
treated
to
with-aland
the
much
hifher
tempcraturei
of
the
modern
high
-com
prtt
Ion
engine.
Alao
a
new
patented
solid
copper
gaketehhatremalni
absolutely
gas-tight
un.
tier
high
compreteion.
Special
analysis
clec
trodei
which
assure
a
fixed
spark-gap
under
all
driving
conditions.
Champion
Sparl(l?lugs
Wlnd.or,
Ontario
A
CANADIAN-MADE
PRODUCT
l't;'nt,s
InulM
Is
!
20,000
FANS
AT
BASEBALL
GAME.'
ST.
I.OIIS
1M)
riTTSJH
RO
,U1VIU
JKHIILE
UKAPER
YD8TSKUAY
AfTERNOON
Ijamc
lead
in
the
pennant
race.
Orneer,
Alax&iwlar
for
tli
Cardlnsl
and
Kramer
far
Um
Plratoa
were
batted
out
of
the
box
In
the
flrat
(ante.
Paul
Wanefe
homer
with
hla
brother
en
baa
aent
Alexander
to
the
ahowen
and
White
Chick
HaJey'a
circuit
drive
finished
Kramer.
Oaxzy
Vance
waa
in
superb
form
and
Brooklyn
trounced
New
Tore.
It
the
Qtant'a
eighth
atrilftit
defeat.
Philsdrlphla
reduced
the
lead
of
the
Yankee
In
the
American
League
to
two
frames
br
dsfitlnt
Boeton
while
Kew
Tork
was
Idle.
NATIONAL
LEACU
E
Brooklyn
4;
New
Tork
3.
Philadelphia
-l;
Boston
S-4.
t.
Louis
S-:
Pittsburg
S-l.
6:
Clacfhnatl
t.
AMERICAN
LEA
O
IE
Detroit
9;
St.
Louis
S.
1:
PtunUaoMpoia
2.
Log
Anaeies
COAST
LEAUTE
Ban
Ptanelaoo
S;
Portland
7:
Hollywood
Seattle
11:
Mlsakma
5.
S.
LOCAL
SPORT
SITUATION
fltlTlC
OIVKS
REASON
FOK
OPTIM
ISl
IX
UEOAKII
TO
H'Tt'RE
Ol"
(1AM
ES
been
Instructed
In
the
finer
points
of
tne
game.
They
hare
been
shown
how
to
handle
the
stick,
to
catch
and
to
throw
a
ball,
to
play
a
position
In
tne
field
and
to
play
not
for
one1
own
giory
nut
for
the
uke
of
the
team.
The
displays
put
up
by
the
la
aroese
beginners
la
a
hig
testimony
Dick
Woods
and
those
associated
with
him.
So
that
the
future
looks
bright
The
boys
are
getting
an
early
coaching
and
careful
instruction
and
practice
SPORT
CHAT
'lbere
will
be
no
less
itvaa
iht.ijr-slx
HnU
on
Uke
i.rogram
ol
Ue
TrsJos
ti
iAbtsr
,
nqsjs.mil
'
anninU
Labor
.
Dej
altel.lkri
an;
Mondsj.
As
autt,
nftttdsesjfe
spot
is
wiu
be
feature
Wk
feet.
faeee
Jor
girts
and
boys
from
under
alx
to
six
weu
jean
of
one.
NEW
YORK.
Sept
l.-St.
Louis
dl-
TrHCt
"
'"
""J
and
men
W1U
J
Uxm
sports,
part
cf
the
idi
an
wrcltln
double
header
with
iftttiburg
yesterday
be
'ore
M.000
fan
nofintti
and.
in
preratKMi
lor
tiMet
and
maintained
their
alx
and
a
half
Tf1
recently
In
awau.ua
trui..
i;.
;ovuits
wui
in
clude
ladta'
nail
drlvias
contest
and
Ul
tin
lamest
fa:..ily
on
uie
grounds
Sergeant
3.
p.
M.
Hannah
wUl
be
stsxtec
tor
the
races
and
Qecvfe
S.
'Rusese.
sterk
of
the
count.
H
T.
rTr
wffl
be
snnounecr
and
lYank
Vlekan
naatUrr
at
the
fate.
foUewBsg
are
the
conunlttsea
in
charge
of
be
Ubor
Day
celebration:
PlMae
Oonuratttee
.
D.
laaodon.
aid.
Ms
M.
Campbell.
Prank
Dm.
Sports
Oteunittee
J.
Campbell.
Jack
IJaatsattcea,
Alex
lacaae.
J.
S.
Back.
P.
sewed
tvro
W.
S.
Hammond.
B.
Riot.
wing
forwards
Commltiee
Jas.
Black,
J.
!.
OtBsA,
X
at
Morrison.
Aid.
W.
It.
Wwwa.
AW
Cameron.
S.
Tulioch.
Committee
T.
B.
Black.
John
Viereck.
W.
H.
rem.
H-
Byar.
V.
Dabbs.
R.
Scherk.
W.
B.
Tusker.
OSBimtttee
J.
M.
Morrison.
1.
O.
Arsfstsen.
W.
H.
Perry.
F.
A.
DaeMU.
s
lootoaii
tame
waa
a
though
Regiment
veterans
we
est
tk
stow
aide
for
the
Termin
al
forwaMa.
Otdo
Ourrlch
waa
aaf
in
foL
SkJsmer
played
a
forotful
and
showed
a
lot
of
apaed
In
a
of
runs
at
the
second
half.
Howe
tackled
wetJ
and
kicked
strongly.
Our-
ne
pUyed
his
usual
neat
game
tackling
well
and
firing
hla
forwards
many
delightful
passes.
Hill
again
turned
in
a
fast
game
He
always
had
the
speed
of
Use
opposing
wing
and
fed
his
forwards
etererly.
Lundle
put
up
a
good
game
at
time.
Harrison
was
fast
dandy
goal.
Straohaa
turned
te
a
splendid
display.
He
trteaed
the
defence
repeatedly
and
The
local
sport
situation
la
one
that
w
lw"
hard
keen
trier.
Dickens
to
the
ordinary
person
in
the
street
may
seem
la
an
unsatisfactory
state
his
year.
Then
has
been
no
baseball
and
the
football
has
been
yost
middling.
There
lias
been
Junior
laeeoaae
but
owing
to
the
players
betas
away
there
has
beam
no
settlor
lacrosse
lately.
So
eay
the
rimilmUta
And
yet
there
la
good
reason
for
the
statement
that
locally
we
are
on
the
threshold
of
an
athletic
revival
In
Prince
Rupert.
The
only
way
that
sport
wUl
thrive
genuinely
In
any
community
Is
when
those
taking
part
In
It
are
boys
and
sttU
who
live
In
the
district.
There
has
been
a
tendency
to
Import
players
This
Is
equal
to
saying
that
the
local
product
la
no
good.
But
let
some
outsider
come
and
let
him
tell
what
he
has
done
elsewhere
and
there
la
a
Ji
Q
grab
Urn.
That
la
what
has
eontrlb-
uwo
to
weal
iaca
n
success
m
use
past
and
It
is
because
we
are
sowing
away
from
that
attitude
that
it
may
safely
be
said
wo
are
on
the
tteesnold
of
an
athletic
revival.
These
athletes
from
outesde
points
may
be
of
sood
sbOlty
but
they
have
not
that
Interest
In
local
matters
that
really
contributes
to
the
success
of
sport.
This
year
there
have
appeared
In
Senior
WootbsJl
quite
a
number
of
youths
some
not
more
than
fifteen
or
siateen
years
old.
We
do
not
advocate
the
regular
playing
of
teen
age
boys
in
senior
footban.
Physically
they
bare
not
the
weight,
the
strength
nor
the
stamina.
And
It
has
happened
too
that
many
a
promising
athlete
baa
been
polled
by
a
too
early
Introduction
to
senior
sport.
But
these
local
boys
hare
turned
out
well
occasionally
and
what
la
to
the
point
har
shown
a
good
knowledge
of
the
science
of
the
game
aa
well
as
of
the
spirit
in
which
to
play
It.
For
this
reason
we
do
not
hesitate
to
say
that
there
la
a
bright
future
for
football
in
Prince
Rupert.
And
there
will
be
more
satisfaction
to
the
spectators
to
an
to
watch
games
where
thetr
own
brothers,
eons
or
Friends
are
playing.
These
boys
learned
their
football
la
the
school
league
and
their
display
reflects
credit
on
those
responsible
for
the
running
of
the
school
league
and
tor
the
training
of
the
boys.
Oeorge
Cochrane
was
one
whose
work
will
be
id
by
many
of
the
boys
and
Jack
Campbell
la
another.
The
teaebers.
of
the
various
schools
have
giren
much
of
their
own
time
too
to
encourage
clean,
healthy
sport
that
will
develop
s
clean
mind
and
a
healthy
body,
the
ability
to
win
modestly
and
even
more
Important,
to
iwe
smilingly
and
without
any
whim
paring.
Thla
la
character
building
and
is
aa
Important
as
book
work
though
there
are
many
Individuals
and
bodies
of
cltlaens
who,
often
overlook
this
part,
of,
,
oldi,
make-up.
In
MciWa,
Flf
flf?Wr
satisfactory
story.
Due
In
the
first
place
to
Dick
Woods
the
boys
have
good
goals
and
fed
for
wen.
the
first
his
took
several
corner
kicks
In
the
sec
ond
half
pecfectly
bat
oould
not
man
age
to
goal
and
For
the
Regiment
Toungman
pad
many
a
fine
shot
and
had
no
chance
with.
Use
searing
caw.
Msrrtag-ton
played
a
gnat
game,
always
In
the
midst
of
the
play,
kicking
strongly
and
tackling
fearlessly.
Oeorgo
sound
nhenoskl
fast
but
held
him
better
at
the
second
half.
Hunter
showed
up
better
In
the
second
half.
Bodslunson
was
the
pick
of
the
Regiment
halfbacks.
He
tackled
strenu
ously
and
persaeiintiy
and
gave
has
wing
many
passes
Redpatb
stopped
ChenoeW
freqneatly
and
has
a
rood
of
football.
Davis
centred
wen
at
times
though
be
holds
on
too
long.
Harris
waa
in
good
form
and
Improved
the
ttoe
game
prost
eased.
Hi
it
i
very
promising
player.
Tinker
had
hard
luck
with
a
shot
In
the
second
half.
Cameron
Is
improving
game
and
gave
Wilson
somt
Wilson
tried
hard
all
through
The
sporting
event
of
this
evening
at
the
Orand
Terminal
Club
rooms
la
attracting
ooassdsrsfci
attention.
This
not
merely
sa
exhibition
series
Use
whole
i
erica
Is
actually
a
city
championship
affair
and
the
local
boys
are
very
keea
to
decide
the
beet
in
the
sity.
The
Basin
event
la
the
bout
between
Dido
Ourrlch
and
Nat
Byrne
and
the
winner
of
this
will
be
matched
with
Oeorge
Bard
who
Is
now
getting
eapertenee
la
Vancouver.
Nicky
Ourrlch
la
trying
hi
band
for
the
flrat
tune
at
a
eU-round
event
I
has
been
training
steadily.
Jack
son
of
Bdmoaten
has
a
good
reputation
and
this
erect
will
be
second
only
to
the
big
event
In
Interest.
The
other
events
all
promise
to
provide
interest
Ing
tights
for
the
tans
to
watch
sad
evening's
entertainment
Is
HOTEL
AKKIVAL1
Outral
D.
Wall,
city;
E.
A.
Mortimer.
Telkwa,
T.
Olaea.
O.N.R.
Savoy
Mm.
A.
c.
Fuller,
sole
Searse,
rails;
Mrs.
M.
W.
Hunt,
Kltwanga;
II.
Thorn.
D.
Morrison.
O.N.R.
;
Ctavring.
8ml
there.
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Iteyal
W.
P.
H.
Pike,
Aberdeen.
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Mar
Dshi.
city;
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P.
O.
Drsaey.
Big
Palls:
Wal
Book.
Inverness.
Prlm-e
Itupert
W.
A.
Oswald,
T.
B.
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
O.
Chamberlain,
Vancouver;
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Werehester.
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L.
Hutchinson.
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ares
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and
Mrs
Geo.
Bennett.
Manttlle;
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and
Mrs
R.
H.
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J.
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Morgan,
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to
any
outsider
when
It
mine
nuor-es
ai
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games
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TERMINALS
WIN
GILHULY
CUP
BEAT
ItEOnyiNT
4
TO
41
II
Km
vcui
I
THIS
IV
Terminals
completed
their
football
ilxtupes
for
the
season
wten
they
wor
over
the
Regiment
last
evening
41
lli
the
Qtlhuly
Cup
competition.
By
win
ing
ihis
tuatch
the
Terminals
won
their
ascend
trophy
of
the
year
baring
already
annexed
the
City
League.
Regiment
had
trouble
getting
a
team
and
called
on
the
veterans
Toungmesr
Oeorge.
Fred
Hunter
sad
Alan
Davis.
Terminals
ware
short
a
man
aO
through.
Flaying
down
bill
Regiment
attacked
but
Terminals
were
the
more
dangerous.
Their
forwards
were
playing
a
fast
eombtnstion
game
and
from
a
ocntre
from
Nick
Cbenoskl
Btraebaa
scored
an
easy
position.
Toungman
cleared
and
Wilson
triad
to
get
through
but
waa
bottled
up.
Alf.
Hodgklnson
stopped
Harrison
sad
Itedpath
spoiled
Cbenoski.
Terminals
were
not'
to
be
denied
and
Dickens
completed
a
fine
movement
with
a
good
goal.
Korrtng-ton
was
always
In
the
picture
sad
gave
his
fui
a
aids
many
opportunities
Harrison
beat
several
opponents
to
go
right
In
and
score
a
thlsd
goal.
Regiment
attacked
through
Harris,
Tinker
and
Darts
but
Hill
an
ner
www
safe.
PoUowtna
a
kick
a
penalty
was
a
wared
RegJsSsat
sad
Wilson
snored.
Regiment
played
uphill
In
the
second
half
and
attacked
from
the
kick
off.
Harris
was
prominent
but
Currte
stopped
him.
Hunter
seat
his
forwards
oft
but
Howe
and
Skinner
clear
ed.
Toungman
cleared
wou
from
atrsrhsn
but
Dickens
got
through
to
seen
with
s
beauty.
Regiment
attack
ed
again
and
Wilson
save
Tinker
a
fine
ebsaee
but
the
latter
shot
Just
too
high.
Cameron
also
shot
high
from
a
pass
from
Davis.
Hodgklnson
t
topped
Harrison
and
Harris
made
a
fine
run
beating
several
opponents
but
Currte
saved.
Ourvtch
ran
out
tn
ir.
Skinner
made
a
couple
of
good
runs
but
oould
not
score
and
Oeorge
itoeked
Cbenoski
when
Use
latter
was
dangerous.
No
further
goals
were
nsd
and
Terminals
were
easy
win
ners
4-1.
Sams:
TWrmlnsla
Otdo
Ourrlch:
Skinner.
Howe.
Hill.
Currle.
Lundle:
Hsrrlsoa.
Btraehan.
Die
ens.
Cbenoski.
Regiment--
Toucgman:
Oeorge.
Har
rington:
Red
path.
Hunter.
Hodgklnson
Wilson.
Cameron.
Taker.
Hsrria.
Esavls
Referee
wffllscroft.
Uneajissii
Clapperton
and
Dyer.
Ill
It
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