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MaHLMl
THE
DAILY
NEWS
News
and
Views
In
The
World
o
IT
rr
ro.tiicHr'
BADMINTON
!
WILL
ENTER
'TERMINALS
WIN
GRAN
TOURNAMENT
BASKETBALL
BILLIARD
GAME
est
Procurable
candle
at
both
ends
with
surprising
success
and
versatility.
On
the
field
the
solidly
built
little
Polish
boy
from
Garfield,
N.J.,
is
one
of
the
roughest
and
toughest
line-crackers
in
the
gridiron
world.
Tending
the
furnace
(THE
ORIGINAL
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Ciul
Sow
LwuJ
0fcJuk
w4
Btlmut-Clmfavrt
DUIWnw.
D.M-
Benevolent
Association
much
iulrker
MOOSE
WHIST
11
This
advertifiement
is
not
pnhlisheo
or
lispUiy?d
Liquor
Contro)
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
HHtieh
flnrnhi
ir
iiii"
HOCKEY
COACH
TRADE
GOALIES
CHANGES
CLUBS!
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
DULUTII,
Oct.
19.
Wilfrid
Green,
coach
and
manager
of
the
New
York
American
Hockey
team
had
signed
a
contract
to
coach
the
Duluth
team
of
the
American
Association
this
season.
PLAYS
FOOTBALL
AND
MINDS
THE
BABY
AS
HE
ATTENDS
COLLEGE
SYRACUSE,
N.
Y..
Oct
19.
Playing
football
in
the
afternoon
and
i
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
19.
John
Rons
Roach,
goalie
for
Toronto,'
nan
been
traded
to
New
Yorkj
Rangers
for
Lome
Chabot,
thej
Ranger
goalie
and
a
bonus,
it
is;
said,
to
approximate
$10,000.
ORANGE
WHIST
DRIVE
f
AND
DANCE
SUCCESS'
.Many
Present
to
Enjoy
Function
in
Metropole
Hall
I.nst
Even-
j
ing
I
Formal
Opening
of
Senior
Club
Took
Place
Last
Night
There
was
a
good
turnout
last
niirht
at
the
forma
opening
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
and
some
very
interesting
games
were
played,
the
winners
beinjf
Frank
Russell
and
Miss
Macdonald
while
the
consolation
prize
was
taken
on
a
toss
by
Hitchcock
and
Miss
McQuillen.
Every
couple
played
every
other
couple
and
both
court?
were
kept
busy
almost
to
midnigh:
before
the
finals
were
decided
President
George
IJryant
an''
Secretary
Shadwell
were
in
gen
eral
charge
arid
refreshment-were
served
by
Miss
Stork
and
Miss
Palmer.
Scores
were
as
follows
:
F,
Russell
and
Miss
Macdonald
123.
0.
A.
Bryant
and
Miss
Hell
broner,
115.
j
W.
Mitchell
and
Miss
Stork,
111.
Silverson
and
Miss
Palmer,
102.
Mrs.
Bryant
and
Kollsoff,
98.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
L
Gay,
95.
Shadwell
and
Mia
sCurrie,
81.
Wilding
and
Miss
Friatell,
80.
Munday
and
Miss
Tite,
62.
Ward
and
Miss
McRae,
47.
.
Porter
and
Mrs.
Parker,
88.
Hitchcock
and
Miss
McQuillan,
,38.
There
were
seventeen
tables
of
much
more
dangerous
than
it
was!
cards
and
priie-winners
were:
without
anr
nrotwtion
It
i.l
.......
-1-"
1.
i
1
1
i
a
.
1
itc
uaticc
rwmo
in
hv
the
manager
has
to
find
two
men'grM
until
1.30
a.m.
to
take
Sammy's
place,
one
to
feed
j
Vic
Houston
was
in
charge
of
the
furnace
and
the
other
to
the
card
tables
while
J.
A.
Ten
mind
the
baby.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
Borden
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
Schools
will
meet
In
a
regular
Junior
Football
League
fixture
tomorrow
'rfternoon.
TK
Borden
Street
team
will
consist
of
the
following:
D.
Stiiiech;
P.
Fisher
and
P.
Vac-!
cher;
M
Gurvich.
A.
Hardy
and
acted
as
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
dance.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
II.
Mahaffey,
Vic
Houston,
J.
A.
Teng,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray,
Mrs.
Wright
Daviea,
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
and
Mrs.
R.
Anderson.
w
vice,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Service,
Smithera;
S.
Ser-
1
Booth
School
team
will
be
ele-i
bavy
ted
from
among
the
following:
R.
1
Union
stoarmer
Cardena,
Capt'
Jack
lfhnwin,
Snllthers,
Mrs,
Moxlcy,
S.
Lawrence,
It.
Nelson,
A.
Johnstone,
is
due
in
port
at
Johnson
'hd
Mrs.
Hanson,
In-A.
lvaron.
J.
MacKay
(captain),
7M
U)
night
from
Uiejgwuth
and
1
vemess;
W.
O.
Iaiointe,
city.
C.
Bartlett,
A.
Walters,
W.
Cross,
will
sail
at
12
midnlfht
on
herj
M.
ijusi,
11.
Cameron,
O.
Wing-
return
to
Vancouver
and
way
bam
and
J.
Greer.
points.
You
Can
Quickly
Limber
Up
Sore,
Stiff,
S.woIIen
Joints
Even
Chronic
Rheumatic
Swell-!
Jnf
nd
in
ju
.
r
Mconda
it
wut
,
,
,.
c.,
1
.
nntnte
to
th
tvm
and
blMS4
com-
inj
in
Knee,
hlbow,
Shoulder
fort
conm
quickly.
or
Finger
Joinis
Yield
to
the
"
Migli'ty
Powerful
Influence
of
ottn
ma
mt
ttxrebj
rnuiu
muoti
more
JOINT-EASE.
It's
br.
rlfht
In
town
tnd
vry
live
drugiUt
bat
It.
It's
low
price
remdy.
to
bf
sure,
but
tout
ocMnt
atop
it
from
Uktnc
tti
kink.
Unx-ncaa
or
torture
out
01
your
troubled
joints.
1
Joliu-E
11
th
nm.
so
cslled
be-enuTf
It
In
compounded
solely
for
the
uuruiiu
ol
rciievins
n
your
muiirm..
QUI
the
Mony
Inteivie
Belnc
sueb
powerful
couuu-r
lrrl-
Unt.
It
cannot
help
brlnirine
sixxiy
and
you
can
ouy
But
you
rnuat
remember
that
it
in
for
Joint
affliction
thHt
it
i
mostly
dispensed
and
Its
helpfulness
will
astonish
you
aiu-r
an
ordinary
nuimenu
aiui
mil
It'
0a
tbe
tormented,
lant
I
otnejr
trvtineuu
have
UlleA
Mrs.
W.
Grant
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
The
local
halibut
boat
Covenant,
Copt.
Hans
Underdahl,
returned
to
rt
at
0.
o'clock
this
morning
after
spendPng
the
past
couple
of
months
or
so
on
a
pilchard
packing
charter
to
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Isjand
and
will
make
a
couple
of
halibut
trips
before
the
season
closes.
Repairs
to
the
auxiliary
schooner
Effie
M.
Morrissey,
Capt.
Robert
Bartlett,
which
returned
to
port
last
week
from
the
Arctic
helpful
results
111
congestion.
or
throat.
I
OCMin
with
the
Stoll-McCracken
cet
rolJ.
lumbnni
and
neuralgia
'
J...
1,
i.i
1
than
almiiat
any
remedy
eAjwuiuuii,
111c
uciiib
miniiiwi
ui
at
the
dry
dock
today
and
it
is
expected
the
vessel
will
leave
to
morrow
morning
for
Seattle
route
to
New
Yprk,
t
Team
Representing
C.N.R.
X
1
!l
in.
SPORT
CHAT
Will
Play
This
Winter
in
Intermediate
(
League
At
a
meeting
of
Canadian
Na
tional
Railway
employees
night
in
the
station,
it
was
en'
thusiastlcally
decided
to
enter
a
team
in
the
Intermediate
Basketball
League
this
season.
In
pursuance
of
this
decision,
an
order
was
wired
away
this
morning
for
sweaters
arVd
other
parapher
nalia.
The
meeting
was
presided
1
over
by
Jack
Mair
and
a
commit
ee
to
take
charge
of
basketball
affairs
was
appointed
consisting
of
William
Roid,
chairman,
Tom
Vnnesley,
Harry
Thrupp,
J.
A.
Teng,
Fred
Rogers
and
Jack
Mair.
In
attendance
at
the
meeting
Both
New
York
professional
Hockey
teams
are
experiencing
,
trouble
in
completing
their
rosters
for
the
1928-29
season.
Frank
Boucher
is
said
to
be
the
chief
cause
for
worry
in
the
camp
of
the
Rangers,
with
Dutch
Keeting!
and
several
others
demanding
!
-
more
money
than
Tex
Rlckard
,
nd
his
associates
care
to
give.
!
,
.
.
.
,
.
cally
all
contracts
expired
this,
Protests
are
be
nir
made
at
the
...-'
.
iJ
.
.
...
.
.
a
.
-
.
:
year,
unu
nora-ouu
include
Lionel
'
nursemaid
at
night.
Snmrny
was
.
"
DU,,a,nK
ot
a
Ience
alongside
the
Vt
cjonacher
Billy
Burch
Vernon
I
i,
t
11
11
1
,
tow-ded
hacklier
?
that
passe,
between!,
jj
ZhI
TZ
01
the
Syracuse
Syracuse
-rtuZtlMLL
'
DeiseMlffnea
UnlversftyK,
sistanM
of
the
Ladies
.
.
arid
toot
ha
1
1
team,
team,
i
in
burning
burning
the
A
very
enjoyable
whist
and
dance
held
drive
PROTEST
MADE
AT
NEW
FENCE
Bouchard
are
'
"""c
Par
m
rtsh
house,
it
is
said'
M
,
1
that
the
fence
makes
the
place
il
,t7.
7L
"1
7
'
""
1
Ladles'
first,
Mrs.
B.
G.
Beale;
dangerous
both
to
rallwayment.
Lrpv.
"
tJ"
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
Fred
Rogers
;
auto
drivers
and
pedestrians.
i!1'"
J04,
M.orn!
m
mens
first,
C.
U.
Biggart;
men
second,
William
Rothwell.
TIilfP
Kvn
ft
was
rlrflwn
in
win
and
minding
the
baby
at
a
home
the
?5
K0,d
jece
the
holder
ot
near
the
campus
as
a
means
of
caIming
the
prii.
working
his
way
through
col-;
Refre(,hmenU
were
Mrved
and
he
Is
the
of
lege
picture
gentle
0ancln
Jou0wed
to
music
pro-domesticitv.
'
...
-
u
.-j
Vhn
th
tnm
irn
nn
irina
-ri..
j
t
'Utile,
Terrace;
Ijuuiur
MKniweinni
cnampron
01
ithe
world,
from
meeting
Santiago
Zorilla,
challenger
for
the
title,
in
San
rrancisco
-Monday.
Several
other
engagements
will
be
cancelled
by
Morgan.
He
will
probably
apnea
r
beore
a
nh
18
E,
Hentinger
and
Geo.
reoresentinir
tfc
fnf0
i.nvt..
R.
Connellv.
commission
"'I
-
'
wavM
v
audi
noie-in-ttie-all;
S.
L.
Simpson
ination.
Despite
Morgan's
in-
anu
r,.
r.
amun.
-Masselt;
11.
Uncapacity.
Zorilla
continued
Haywood.
Vancouver;
Miss
A.
'preparations
for
the
fight
Beder,
Seattle;
P.
W.
Wing,
tt'm.i
.
Patton,
Maset;
R.
C.
Young,
Hydtr,
Alaska;
A.
Johnston
and
U.
L.
Gray,
Vancouver.
Central
1
J.
Enander
and
F.
Wordby,
iRemo;
D.
Roche,
Salvus;
II.
John-i
aon,
Norway
E.
II.
Collison,
Mas-aett;
D.
Livingstone,
Queen
Char-
I
lotto
Inlands;
M.
G.
Mcleod.
his
TURNED
FROM
FATALISM
TO
CHRISTIANITY
I
Prince
George;
W.
Lund
and
A.
'
Ed.
Prince
and
Jack
Judge
won
Seppahamer,
city.
SAN
QUFNTIN
Oct
iov
:
I
chickens
which
were
the
first
1
,
'E.
Hickman
walked
t
fh
,uth
T.
Kutsuyama;
R.
Fong,
K.
Naka-
tht
weMf
Mooae
Lodge,
J
n
.
.
trap
this
morning
white
but
with
mo,o
.captain,.
C.
Smith.
L.
Wil-
"
tJutt
-tw.rd
emotion.
Up
and
T.
Kanava:
s
tares.
U.
r""-
k"
i0.,"
o,:i'
7.
,,"'7
.
A
"a
of
thirteen
steirf
steps'
he
went
preceded
by
Rev.
William
Fleming,
the
priest
under
whose
spiritual
guidance
he
turned
from
(fatalism
to
Christianity.
His
j
arms
were
Mtrapted
to
his
sides
,and
on
eithe
side
and
behind
FOR
marched
a
guard.
In
a
semicircle
were
some
two
hundred
persons
who
saw
him
die.
The
prieat
chanted
the
litany
of
the
dead
from
the
Roman
QathoUc
ritual
and
as
the
march
progressed
Hickman
made
the
responses.
The
doomed
man's
lips
scarcely
moved
but
he
followed
without
a
noticeable
bremk.
Ho
walked
steadily
and
straight
as
a
ram,
rod
but
his
knees
shook
as
he
stood
on
the
trap
an
instant
be-'
fore
it
was
sprung.
Defeated
Grotto
hy
Score
of
955
to
869
In
Opening
of
Second
Division
Lat
Night
Mitchell.
107.
Joe
Beesley.
200;
Ben
Self,
191.
George
Howe,
200;
C.
L.
Young-man,
197.
S.
D.
Macdonald,
168;
John
Bulger.
200.
ere
Jack
Mair.
Jock
Campbell,
maIli
'
200.
Vllliam
Refd.
Jimmy
llorton,
".ouis
As
tori,
Sam
Murray,
Jack
tauten,
J.
A.
Teng,
Roy
Somers,
.Ibert
Styles,
Jack
Strachan
and
r'red
Rogers.
Grand
Terminals
took
opening
last
honors
in
the
second
division
bil
liard
league
last
night
over
the
;
Grotto
by
an
aggregate
score
of
955
to
8G9.
The
tobacconists
won
three
of
the
five
games
but
two
severe
defeats
offset
the
advun-tage.
The
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
M.
M.
McLachlan,
200;
William
Bert
Morgan,
101;
W.
II.
Jar-
HOCKEY
MANAGER
FOR
NEWARK
TEAM
BOUGHT
NEWARK,
NJ.,
Oct.
19.
The
Newark,
Canadian
-
American
Hockey
League
team,
has
been
purchased
by
Sprague
Cleghorn
from
Boston
National
Hockey
League
team
to
manage
and
coach
the
local
team.
sTotK
QUOTATIONS
i
Court
of
S.
D.
tfOfcoson
Qo.
Ltd.i
Argenta
Rufus
28;
nil.
Bay
view,
5;
B.
C.
Silver
1.25;
1.40.
Big
Missouri
571;
58'
Cork
Province
27;
27'.
Cotton
Belt
nil;
70.
Dunwell
20;
22.
Duthie
87;
90.
George
Copper
nil;
5J2.
,
Georgia
River
384:
9.
Glasiar
C5;
nil.
Golconda
76;
76.
Grand
view
57;
57',4.
Independence
14;
14'
Indian
5';
G.
Kooteney
Florence
19;
19
V.
L.
&
L.
8i.
Laeview
2;
2.
Lucky
Jim
25;
25.
Marmot
Metals
9;
9V.
Marmot
River
Gold
9V;
9.
Mohawk
GVi;
7.
Noranda
48.25.
Pend
Oreille
11.00;
12.05.
Porter
Idaho
05
1
G6.
Premier
2.25;
2-10.
Ruth
Hope
59;
60.
Sherrit-Gorden
G.20;
nil.
Silver
Crest
9Vt;
10.
Silverado
G5;
75.
Slocan
King
G;
nil.
Sunlock
2.25;
2.40.
Snowflake
95;
95',.
Terminus
17;
19.
Topley.
Richfield
52;
53.
Toric
nil:
2.00.
White
Water
1.51;
1.62.
Woodbine
13;
13',.
Noble
Five
35;
3G.
Oils
Fabyon
8
101-..
Home
2.40;
"2.50.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Player
piano
In
good
condition.
-
A
bargain.
1'honn
Blue
34g.
tf;
392
SALE
Pedigreed
German
police
dog
puppies
eleven
weeks
.
old.
Price
$35.00.
Phone
Red
251
BAD
LEGS
One
of
Hickman's
last
moments
Swollen
ollen
Veins
Veins
and
and
Bund
Hunches
was
spent
m
reauing
a
tetter
from
his
mother,
Mrs.
Hickman
of
Kansas
City,
delivered
to
him
a
few
minutes
before
he
was
led
to
the
gallows.
He
wept.
It
was
the
first
time
the
guard
had
seen
tears
in
his
dyes
since
his
doom
was
sealed.
Hickman
received
and
three
other
omfortlng
letters
en
from
relatives.
He
was
pronounc-jed
dead
at
10.95
a.m.
Have
You
Varicose
or
Near
Ankle
or
Knee?
To
stop
the
nilstrt
r.nm
n,
help
reduce
the
dangerous
awollen
wins
and
strengthen
the
legs,
iwe
Moones
Emerald
Oil.
This
clean
now!
erful
Vafe
antlJStir
penetrating
yet
healing
oil
1.
&unto7
It
aU
7ft
?
claw
drug
stores.
ii'tu
uir"xi
reiivr
stiin.
!
did
for
Ulcers.
Old
8or.
Broken
read
Troub'tJcme
Cam
cf
Eewma.
iMOONE'S
EMERALD
OIL
f
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1
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every
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MARKETING
OF
GRAIN
SLOW
!
I)clivcrlen
Iarge
and
Huge
Amount
In
Storage
This
Year
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
19.-While
there
waa
a
slight
decrease
in
the
marketing
of
grain
along
the
i
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
;
Railways
in
the
past
week
as
compared
with
a
year
ago.
the
loading
over-topped
last
year's
;
record
by
Marly
three
million
bushels.
In
the
seven
days
end-)
ing
yesterday.
10,053.000
bushels'
were
marketed,
as
compared
with
f
11.982.000
but
10,348000
bushels
!(7,767
cars)
were
loaded
as
against
7,822,000
(5.987
cars).
There
is
in
storage
31.586.000
i
busiwla.
as
compared
with
10.521.-1
,000.
An
increase
of
something
!
short
of
30,000.000
bushels.
Fromi
!
August
1
this
season.
68,579.000
!
bushois
have
been
loaded.
During
the
sane
period
last
year
the
sum
was
88,897,00.
Saskatchewan
leads
the
other
provinces
in
loading
and
marketing,
having
loaded
nearly
6.000.-
000
bushels
and
marketed
nearly
5,000.000.
Mr
and
Mrs.
II
Johanson
ar
rived
in
th-
city
by
last
evenlnir's
'train
ft
m
Trmnsn
Norway,
nnd
will
take
up
resident'
hrr.
HALIBUT
AKHP
l
1
Only
four
boats
:
the
local
Exchange
th
fares
aggregating
29.
i
The
American
Jack
!
pounds
to
the
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
I
and
the
following
t
n
Isels
sold
at
16c
am!
'H.,
9.000
pounds,
H
Southend.
6,000
i;
dian
Fish
and
Cold
and
Oalsac.
13.0M)
iFiajKrt,
Coal!
Nrfnaimo-Wellingtnn
ed
Lump.
Nanalmo-Wellingtm;
ed
Nut.
Nanalmo-Wellingtoi
Run.
Beacon
Hard
Soot
I.
Beacon
Hard
Soetle-Telkwa
Lump.
Of
the
above
th.
r.
I'M
that
is
particularly
to
your
haating
c.u
We
shall
be
glad
t,
you
Albert
&
Mcfaffery
Limited
Phone
116
and
11-
Rym'
si
rW'r-n-!,.
.
Mi
t
I
TVn
-jT
Ul,
--rSt
JserHA
.
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