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Ltd.
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and
Fulton
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CO.
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Suits
in
JANTZEN
UNIVBItNAL
and
PENMAN
makes
IJATHINO
HRLTS
THE
DAILY
NEV3
PAGE
FIVE
HUGE
CROWD
AT
BOXING
MATCH
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BVKNT
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Al,
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THOlflHT
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ill.
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AMI)
NPIiiTVIOItS
11
AI
PI.KNTV
FOR
TIIKIIl
MONEY
Though
he
outginerulled
nnd
outpointed
hi
rival
all
th
way
and
wax
entitled
to
the
decision
on
both
points
end
round.'
Stoker
Percy
Lake
or
H.
U.
8.
Durban
wan
unfortunate
lait
night
In
being
awarded
but
a
draw
with
i.tinny
Woods
ol
Seattle
in
a
ten
round
bout
which
headlined
one
of
the
iinest
boxing
cardB
that
lua
beens.
presented
here
in
years.
The
naval
nun
won
everything
In
the
bout
but
the
declaion
One
Judge
fairly
gave
Jdm
toe
call
hut
the
referee
and
second
judge
called
a
draw
in
spite
of
the
lact
that
Lake
led
the
fighting
moat
of
;thc
way,
scored
t.,
;oint
to
hla
-pjxjncnii
one
and
uIa.j
had
the
margin
-n
rounds.
The
declsi
jii
wiu-
apparently
un-iopular
with
the
nil
m
of
.probably
the
laigest
sseemiily
mar
han
ever
wit-
Kshctl
n
boTii:;
c;i
r
in
Prince
Itupert
U
U
estimated
that
nearly
one
tbou-!.:iml
people
intruded
the
Exhibition
Hall
for
the
occasion
and
the
Hate.
It
.s
understood,
amounted
to
over
I,0O0.
The
event
was
promoted
by
Ben
Self
who
is
to
be
oongraulated
not
only
upon
the
excellence
of
the
bouts.
here
was
not
a
dead
number
on
the
card,
but
also
the
smooth
manner
In
which
all
arrangements
went
off
and
j
trie
large
crowd
was
bandied.
The
main
event
started
ahortly
after
10
o'clock.
Wood
was
In
his
corner
rcme
time
before
Lake
arrived
on
the
scene.
Lake's
are
was
announced
an
twenty
years
and
all
weight
16
lbs.
a
wwtt-
was
nineteen
yearn
old
and
his
weight
130
lbs.
Lake
was
the
short
-
r
and
stockier:
Wood-
waa
taller
and
limmcr
it
was
announced
that
straight
Macauis
of
Queens
berry
rules
would
be
followed.
First
round
Woods
went
In
and.
with
straight
talks,
drove
Lake
asalnst
the
ropes.
They
exchanged
right
and
left
bead
blows.
Lake
swinging
more
than
Woods.
They
bad
a
brief
slua-
ging
exchange
and
then
a
spell
of
In-Mghtlnx
the
excellence
of
which,
par
Ucularly
on
Lake's
part
was
to
prove
the
feature
of
the
bout.
Honors
were
lattty
even
in
this
round
Second
Rouxd
When
woods
feinted
d
mieeed.
Lake
was
tight
on
ton
of
htm
sad
drove
hhn
Into
the
ropes
with
a
slashing
attack.
The
state
thine
occurred
again
on
the
other
side
of
the
ring.
Woods
mlised
both
tight
and
left
swings
and
Lake
made
paint
In
infighting
which
tallowed
It
waa
Lake's
round
by
a
wtew
margin
Third
round
They
mixed
more
freely
and
Lakegot
the
be:
o:
Uh
ex
changes.
Woods
rushed
towarl
Lak"
but
found
him
gone
stid
plunged
into
the
ropes.
There
wan
mnhting
ii
which
both
made
point
thoujj.i
i.ake
as
Uk
beet
In
this
Lake
round.
Fourth
round
Leading
ofl
with
his
left.
Lake
tried
to
rough
Wood
but
'ound
him
well
protected
Wa..d
was
defeexUaa
and
returning
well
and
at
quarters,
landed
a
hard
one
on
the
back
of
Lake's
neck
Wood's
round.
Fifth
round
Woods
led
more
!n
this
round
but
found
Lake
willing.
There
was
a
splendid
exhibition
of
sparring
and
Infighting.
Both
wete
showing
their
actennce
as
boxers.
Lake
landed
some
hard
ones
on
Woods
face
and
the
latter'
nose
commerced
to
trickle.
Luke's
round.
Sixth
Bound
Thingi
livened
up
con-ideraly
and
they
fought
like
two
lit
Mi-
bantam
cocks.
Lake
was
lead-
i
lug
hard
but
Woods
returned
In
kind.
I
Die
crowd
was
getting
very
enthusiastic
I
I
ii
the
boys
were
settlin'
a
fast
pace.
WiodK
had
the
best
of
this
round.
(jeventh
round-
-Lake
waa
leading
and
!
making
by
far
the
meat
points
1
tli
at
long
range
and
In
close
quar
ters
They
were
boxing
like
two
nine
Muunpsons.
Lake
was
making
the
asewt
point
and
Woods
wad
beginning
to
reaiiiw
that
his
ouly
hope
oi
suoeaas
lay
id
a
kniekout.
I-ukf
wat.
hare
to
find
however,
and
wa
showing
defensive
"kill
when
Wood;,
rushed
him.
Lske
sat
on
the
lower
rope
after
one
mail
but
that
did
not
mean
anything.
This
was
Lake's
round.
Eighth
round
Woods
made
the
first
polntH
In
clean
long
range
Ilhtlng
but
he
paid
dearly
for
them.
Lake
was
a
regular
little
steam-engine
at
close
quarters
and
they
were
no
love
taps
he
was
dealing
Incessantly
to
the
body
This
waa
Lake's
round
on
points.
Ninth
round-Woods
rushed
JULY
Clearance
SALE
I
Wlii
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;iNESI)AV.
JUIAM8,
AND
TIIUKSDAY.
JUI
lifssei.
reirular
un
to
$
C.60
1'ressea,
rexiilar
up
to
$14.00
lihso,
rKular
ui
to
$20.00
SUMMER
WEKJ11T
SFOUT
COATS
reifular
$2f.0(
reirulur
$26.00
it.
n'KUlsr
-$22.50
1
Flnnnsl,
reular
$15.00
Hats
to
clear
at
$-."
"DEMERS"
A
10
H!l
(I
1)5
75
.00
.00
,50
.75
nd
landed
effectively.
Lae
was
game,
but
he
was
not
so
fresh
od
hla
attack
were
not
so
lively.
Woods
bad
the
round.
Tenth
round
Late
eMowed
Woods
to
do
asset
of
tht
leading
and.
by
iTt
assa
fee
eBa
me'.WWxsaaiSD
siha
MK
Five
rounds
were
Lake's.
Woods
waa
j
probably
entitled
to
three
with
two
even.
On
siuwnnry
of
point.
Lake
was
away
the
best
IIAItltlMI
VN.
HOiaillMITON
Alf
Harding
and
A
Me
Seaman
Worth-
Ington
staged
a
rough
and
tumMe
slugging
six-round
matah
In
which
they
expensed
lota
of
good-humored
energy.
They
went
over
strong
with
the
crowd.
Both
were
smiling
and
they
greeted
each
other
warmly.
Worth-
lngton
waa
shorter
and
even
stockier
than
Hartlng.
They
a
were
both
gotnit
to
prove
hard
mm
to
hurt.
Harding
ever
popular,
was
given
an
ovation
when
be
entered
the
ring
and
again
when
he
left.
Harding
drove
Worth
ington
first
Into
one
rope
and
then
mm
4m&Wxi3kjAMl,Xriiii
sb
eager
that
that
they
they
fa)
In
another
at
the
start.
The
sailor
,
tried
to
slug
bun
with
success
but
Harding
Is
an
adept
at
this
kind
of
a
(nme
They
both
roughed
it
with
a
will.
The
sslioeXMjie
,
xMt
t
Into
llard-;Uv
m
the
s8gffSw.ok.he
could
Kiot
hurt
atabTlTTting
hi
tn.
Thau
tTOeflSur
i
catafASIM
ft
t$
rp8
and
drow
Harding
almost
to
the
other
side
of
the
ring.
They
were
both
sluggers
nd
hard
bitters.
Harding
followed
his
opponent
around
the
ring
most
of
the
third
round
and
mauled
him
up
severs
1
times.
The
sailor
would
crouch,
corcr
up
and
then
go
right
into
It.
lit
was
doing
a
lot
of
hitting
Harding
got
In
a
lot
in
the
fourth
though
the
silrr
-
e-ueher
and
hard
V1
flif
boys
were
pleasing
the
crowd
with
i
heir
work,
moved
away
when
CIGARETTES
"BLENDED
FOR
MILDNESS"
7.0
for
2j
4
threatened
to
catapult
off
the
ropes
again.
They
mixed
freely
In
the
fifth
hut
the
tailor'
bull
rushes
were
not
so
effective.
He
was
tlrmg
hut
Harding
waa
still
grinning
and
getting
a
lot
of
tun
out
of
it.
Harding
roughed
Wot
thing
ton
is
the
sixth
ahd
they
were
ttUMm
ch
other
Harding
had
wanted
to,
he
could
have
put
hist
out.
One
ludge
gave
It
to
I
Lard
tag
and
referee
tnd
the
other
Judge
called
a
draw.
Harding
eouM
have
bees
fairly
given
the
decision.
OTIlUt
PUKI.lMlNAItlKH
Oeorge
Boulter
found
a
tough
customer
in
the
shorter
Telegrapher
John-ron
who
had
a
nice
sparring
style
and
proved
an
artful
dodger.
BoulUr
was
not
much
in
the
first
round.
Boulter
went
In
und
mixed
It
more
In
the
second
but
the
signaller
was
soon
on
top
agsln
and
leaped
at
his
opponent
with
hard
lace
punches.
He
also
dealt
body
blows
which
made
Boulter
look
up
and
take
notice.
Boulter
tried
t.i
mix
It
tn
the
third
round
but
Jolnr.un
was
elusive
audi
landed
a
better
boxer
landing
severs
1
times.
Boulter
started
to
rough
It
in
the
fourth
and
the
x.iilor
was
willing.
He
dealt
punlahmeni
and
received
a
cut
eye.
Both
misled
cbsnoes
in
which
either
couM
hsv
bean
given
tlie
call.
NICKY
til
itviru
WISH
Nicky
Ourvich
put
up
a
hard
tight
against
Stoker
W.
Thomas's
greater
weight
The
local
boy
had
the
flre-
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
KAIL-WAYS
(IVettern
llegion)
TL'NDUIIH
Kill
THICK
TIKH.
eaaMI
TmSifi
addressed
t
the
m-
aUto
of
the
General
TU
and
Ti
Priee
avy
d
ro
ntln
rew
(or
the
Timber
Exnrass.
law.
Vinstraai.
until
twelve
e'dock
oan
ur
s.
.
fpr
aiiy
-snshtlTec
tared
MSB,
QexutlM.
Kt
Hemlock.
Jaekplne.
Tamarac
and
OMfar'
Timber
cut
between
septenioer
1,
ih,
and
Hay
1.
1030.
and
delivered
between
Januarv
1.
1039.
and
September
1.
leav.
FO
B
can
Canadian
National
Railways.
In
accordance
with
apectftcatloms
84W-l.a
revised
July
IS.
1836.
Tender
forms
may
be
obtained
at
the
Office
ut
the
Tie
Agent
at
Winnipeg
end
from
the
Purchasing
Agent,
Vancouver,
or
General
Tie
and
Timber
Agent.
Montreal.
Tenders
will
not
be
considered
unless
made
out
on
fcrni
supplied
by
tlte
Railway
Company.
Tlie
lowest
or
any
tender
not
neces-snrllu
accented
Q.
P.
MACLARKN.
Tie
and
Timber
Agent,
tw.
Montreal,
que
Tiiey
were
pummelling
each
oth-r
aguinst
the
rope
in
turn.
Webster
got'
a
cut
eye
in
the
second.
In
the
third,
the
sailor
wa
distressed
nnd
Donald
should
have
been
able
to
lini.-h
hlni.
The
local
buy
got
the
finished
the
other,
unanimous
call.
One
Judge
gave
i
to
Johnson
and
tlie
referee
and
t
in-
oiikt
Judge
called
It
a
draw.
Jobuson
might
fairly
have
eer
instructor
Young
or
the
local
R.C.N.VJI.
was
referee
and
man
on
his
knees
twice
In
the
flraUsll
bout
were
Judged.
The
Judge
round
and
If
,
he
got
hit
iumseU
did
not
show
it.
Nina
roughed
him
in
the
second
and
made
hU
opponent
11
down
and
quit
after
he
had
been
down
for
the
count
of
four.
Curly
Donald
started
against
Able
Seaman
Webster
with
a
rush
but.
whsn
iie
l"--
gave
him
coin
stiff
Jab.
Harding
Just
Dsuald
ws
.
Tlinsld
JateMssiaJBf
IBtKensiSBTi
rvirv
om
e
IS
MsV.'Jeavy
for
It
1
w
"&rh
clotOSBn
UBHor.
Ms"ecVIotunP
were
Burgeon
Lksu
tenant
Commander
J
P.
Haves
and
Pete
Lap
rie.
R.
W
Cameron
and
8.
O.
Mi
rdonald
were
timrkeepers
and
Ben
Se'f
acted
a
announcer.
Ushers
were
men
from
H.
M.
8.
Durban
nnd
M.
M.
C.
8.
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dispensed
by
1I.M8.
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and
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but
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etc.,
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PORT
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1L
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SMITH,
Agent.
Prince
Itupert,
H.C,
Tluougli
tickets
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to
Victoria
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bagtate
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