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First
Round
Even.
Second
Round
Ourvlch.
Third
Round-
-McDonald.
Fourth
Round
-Ourvlch.
Fifth
Round-McDonald.
Sixth
Round
-
McDonald.
Seventh
Round-
Ourrlch.
Eighth
Round
Ourvlch.
Ninth
Round-Even.
Tenth
Round
klnfviM
Ourvlch
Four
rounds
McDonald.
iour
round;
even,
two
rounds;
4
decision
draw.
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to
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price
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LADIES
AND
MISSES
i
n-
value
up
to
$25.00.
Serial
price
$12.75
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choice
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:
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will
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THIHII
When
Jimmy
McDonald
of
Vancouver
nnd
Battling
Dido
Ourvlch
of
Prince
Rupert
were
embraced
and
dealing
xliort
body
blow
as
the
final
gong
rant
laat
night,
their
dUpute
far
the
mid-
ultarelght
chSinploiuthlp
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
If
uch
a
contest
It1
might
be
called,
was
still
unfinished.
Dee
bi
Ion
of
Sam
should
pronaj
ome-;
thing
Intetesting
and
Komtalag
for
the
I
future
There
were
eight
hundred
or
so
people
present
last
night
and
they
ull
promised
ttiem
fives
that
they
wmitri
'
conse
back,
bringing
some
more
with
tlteta.
when
the
two
boys
are
brought
together
again.
It
was
the
crowning
vetot
of
the
local
comer's
career
to
date.
Ourvlch
gat
everything
he
bad
coming
to
him
When
IMIkrea
Brick
Skinner
lalsed
his
arm
along
with
McDonalds
to
show
Unt
notion
had
bean
even.
Dido'a
tra
seven
pounds
and
bit
km;
reach
served
Mm
weM,
tn
fet,
were
probably
the
rtrt-yirtWf.
faatori
in
sav-
ng
the
day
far
him.
At
tt
m
ttnve
VRIL
iro
the
house
It
is
so
useSul
when
nourishment
s
needed
in
a
hurry
Dido
took
a
short
rush
and
walked
right
Into
a
clinch.
McDonald
started
his
short
fighting
aew
got
In
a
few
Ourvlch
was
not
so
prefletrut
In
this
turn
but
stuck
In
a
tow
Jabs.
They
get
apart
and
Dido
tried
a
too
on.
There
was
more
embracing
and
snort
ngnting
MoDonaM
was
teas!
tig
leading
but
the
referee
said
it
wat
even.
Dido
waa
leading
off
in
th
ateoud
round
with
some
long
ones
which
sel
dom
landed.
McDonald
was
elusive
and
tier
then
landed
a
good
right.
It
was
a
pretty
even
round,
some
feeling
tiitt
McDonald,
who
looked
meaner,
oa
a
shade.
The
refers
culled
It
trurvicna.
Dido
rushed
into
another
cltneh
tn
the
third.
He
tried
some
uppercuta
but
was
wild.
McDonald
got
lu
a
lot
of
clot
work
which
almost
seamed
t
tire
Dido.
U
was
McDonald
round,
MINERAL
ACT
(Form
r.)
n'.uTii
icati:
or
imi'ikhiimknth
NtiTiru
them
frequent
snd
heavy
when
they
got
got
back
to
the
seat
of
war.
McDonald
was
down
for
the
count
of
two.
He
aet
up
and
Dido
waY
aZter
Mm
again
McDonald
was
an
raw1
rope
covering
up
.1
Prtnoet
noes
Pat,
lAt4tAi.
Pllot.J
ot
4361:
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Lot
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;
OUrrver.'li(it
4308,
ml
Ctainn,
tftuate
In
tnv
Atlin
Min-
MlnkiMl
Ing
Division
of
CsWr
D
'
Mlct
Wliere
awatcu:
uu
Munru
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......
mile
from
th
town
of
Ailin.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
we.
James
Stoke
and
O.
IV
mer.
Tree
Miner
ortificste
m.
eOOHO-eooei,
Intend,
sixty
dsys
from
the
date
hereof,
to
apply
to
th
Mlulag
Recorder
for
a
Certificate
of
tmpruvc-menaa,
for
the
purpone
of
obUlning
a
Crown
Orant
of
the
above
claim.
Aud
further
take
notice
that
artlon.
under
sect
kin
89
must
be
commenced
before
the
laiuie
of
silcU
Cerlltlc.te
lit
I
Irni'ftViner's
Ihiied
th.
sth
d
.y
M
ir
'
A
n
Wi
1
1
U
MrN
FRA.1E.I
I
Agent-
hja
Did
ooUJd
net
fajtah
aim.
though
he
waa
landing
heavy
body
biowa
ana
upfttrcute.
Beth
boyi
were
soMewhtt
spent
at
the
end
of
the
round
which
was
sll
Dido's.
Dido
launched
his
offensive
sgaln
ui
Ihe
ninth
but
he
was
not
so
fresh.
A
few
lefts
and
rights
made
no
Impression
and
then
he
started
,0
hang
on
and
received
some
short
one.
Dido
looked
tired
but
MeOonaM
wasn't
so
strong
and
couldn't
find
an
opening.
It
'
Both
boys
war
tired
in
the
tenth
and
(turvleh
waa
haruflns
on.
H
out
on
INDIGESTION
Troubled
Him
For
Two
Years
Mr.
JL
a
II
r
v
y,
A'orar.
Oat.,
wrUrefV'I
Uve
been
troubled
ftritU
ladigestloa
for
th
last
two
years,
"1
have
takes
vr;Ulag
I
have
ses
advertlied,
but
lav
sever
had
any
of
tkern
d
rot
to
much
good
a
1
keep
a
bottle
he
put
up
the
bast
tlgfc).
ka
h
ahid
hosyed
a
vast
rrurwevent
ever
pr-
ious
apa
earaae
.
NaT
was
Mt
oppoR-nt
aa
oM
na
or
affteg
vtth
the
palsy.
Jfgf
ffwm
hww
he
naM
the
spscUtors
felt.
Gurvicn
was
lucky
tt
sailed
a
dw.
But.
t
count,
opinions
always
differ
on
mat
ter
of
this
kind.
Da
It
saM
for
the
local
tad
that
he
carrM
the
right
to
the
Vancouver
Vhah
muck
of
tn
way.
though
the
tatter
might
aastty
have
been
given
the
decision
on
points.
Dlf
lKItKNT
fTVI.a
They
showed
attoaathar
dlfferenl
tyles
of
fighting.
Dtdo
was
the
spec
tacular
natter
who
attempts)
to
daal
the
bayntfrkara
ana
got
away
with
a
lew.
heatdaa
Hating
a
lot.
Alnwat
every
me.
however,
he
plunged
Into
an
em
brace
and
there
tt
was
that
McDaaald
got
Ui
his
work,
delivering
the
short
bod!'
and
face
blows
that
take
longer
to
decM
the
Issue
but
sooveUtnes
prove
effective
thh
not
eery
tm
this
par
ticular
cea.
ttcDattaM
put
up
a
pleas
ing
and
&
Oght.
Wasting
not
a
much
attefff
as
Ma
loaal
etfaonewt.
There
were
staji
In
the
taa
round
aaeat-
ing
where
either
one
or
the
other
had
bis
man
at
hta
advantage
but
aertfeer
was
ahh
to
avaU
himself
of
opportunity
and
O-ssh
tt
aff.
In
some
ways
It
was
an
even
enough
battle
though
Ourvlch
possibly
led
In
attack
wbltt
UvBona-d
was
an
able
covers
r
and
allowed
law
advantages.
In
the
fine
points
of
the
fttoe
he
waa
no
doubt
the
best
but
Dido
had
lots
of
courage
end
waa
Bet
afrafca
of
pkMth-srat.
Both
boys
had
frfentr
of
auo-porters.
The
battle
waa
weU
suits
Hi
wl
and
both
boners
salsd
with
win.
The
spectators
were
aU
aatlsftad
with
the
set
ton
provtoed.
though
sospra-
tlvely
llUts
bload
waa
stvnd.
Thwe
were
ten
three
minute
rauwss
DMo.
wheat
sceand
waa
'
hia
Qroaner.
Jack,
waa
first
in
the
ring.
He
did
atane
kig
town
stunta
hefoee
his
vaseUne
maared
rival
appea
1
on
the
eeene.
Both
beys
were
given
an
ovation.
The
aew
cloves
were
thrown
into
the
ring
and
Charles
Brown.
McDonalds
handke.
looks
them
over
carefully.
Before
tb
nosUUUas
started.
Jack
Ourvlch
In-
slated
on
rubbing
the
vaiaaline
off
the
Vancouver
boy's
rveryent
agreed.
Dido
was
checked
for
clinching
In
the
fourth
round.
One
or
two
Jabs
looked
a
little
low.
OUrvleh
hung
on
for
a
while
anH
then
got
out
and
rushed
agalu.
lie
had
bis
head
down
and
there
was
a
tendency
tu
slugging.
He
was
leading
but
made
Utile
impression
:n
his
opponent.
Then
there
was
more
etas
fighting-
The)
(routta1
looked
even
but
was
called
Ourvlch's.
There
was
more
Infighting
in
the
nrth
and
Dido
loaned
to
be
siowint
tip.
II
was
probably
saving
himself.
McDonald
started
to
uncork
hi
offensive
was
chasing
DMo.
dealing
one
in
here
and
there
In
the
open
and
making
ulM
wild
swings.
Dido
started
a
wwi
liter
atsaek
but
i
wild.
The
end
uf
the
round
saw
them
tn
a
cUmti.
It
was
UtDttttid
nfMad
and
thee
was
ne
eegunveiBt
about
it.
In
the
eJkth.'
both
of
thcen
were
iwhaglat
wtM
tad
leading
a
osM
one.
DM
ataeqnf
to
hoM
on
to
Ma
afsjatrieiu
but
got
esnve
ttrdre
elose
ones.
It
be
gan
to
look
pretty
sure
that
McDonald
did
not
have
a
kayo
In
his
mitt
though
this.
too.
was
his
round.
Dido
.started
a
rally
in
the
seventh
and
leading
again.
Things
ware
liven
ing
up
a
bit.
Ohta
was
trying
the
long
ones
with
a
slug
here
snd
there.
Our-vich
had
the
shade.
Did
3
came
right
to
life
In
the
eighth.
He
was
landing
on
McDonald's
nose
and
reaching
his
beaty.
alcOsnald
was
landing
once
or
twtr-.
too.
Dido
went
rtght
after
hint
wforlhts
head
down
a
no
they
plunged
oaV
ofst
ruts.
Ourvlch
on
top.
into
the
laps
of
Ben
Self's
ringside
party.
DMo
was
still
landing
'
1
kar
Ukck
U
bottle
Snd
knea't
ka.l
an
tttack
aiac.
It
is
th
finest
nedicln
you
can
tak
for
the
blood.
'
'
afamiffirrored
aaly
by
Th
T.
Umm
Co.,
limiteo,
Toreato,
Osi.
limit
Ho
S
Wal
anUher
rush
with
hia
head
down
but
engagement.
Mulhern
was
leading
th
first
round
but
didn't
put
Iter
was
not
so
much
life
in
It.
It
looked
like
DMo
would
stan
a
rail
but
"
r
They
miied
up
tu
the
sec-
-
r--
k,..
and
and
Mulhern
a
forced
to
the
i
ropes.
He
was
slowing
up
and
Wandle
on
and
took
some
more
close-in
blows,
wo
taking
the
toad
Wendl
was
lead-blows
There
were
embraced
and
dealing
body
whan
th
tight
ended
It
was
Mc
j
S
""
'
'
tb
th
StUng
a
few
scr
W.ndle
was
Donald',
round
fairly
enough.
AVOTIIKlt
KRS10N
evidently
much
the
stronger.
Uendle
Here
was
another
version
of
the
ctsarty
th.
beat
lu
the
fourth.
Just
rounds,
though
not
official,
of
course:
j
uu
wouW
r.
the
!
'
helples'.
rirat.
McDonald's:
second.
McDonald's:
-
'
l
of
third.
McDonald
a;
fourth,
even:
fifth
-
McDonald's:
sixth.
MeDonlds
seventh.
w
onM
01
ev
n
round
that
did
not
aa
the
twenur
n
Ourvtehs:
evwn
Ourvlch's:
eight.
ninth,
:
unth.
LMcDonld.
McDonald,
six
Ourvlch,
tVo;
een.
(wtt.
MoDsaald
gets
1M
end
xr
rises
tar
weighed
in
at
ut
pua.
uwrv.
..
,
.,
th
umo
attar
paying
its,
aa
arfNMst
ri'H'ihiiis.
6
i.
split
between
ftuvich
and
Brick
Skinner
referaed
the
main
events
as
well
as
the
preliminaries
Max
Hell
broiier
was
Umvkeejnj-,
sad
well
covered,
dealing
short
one
In
the
.
TUtTf,
WPre
,
Clinches.
The
referee
enweaea
tn
clinching.
Dido
rushed
up
again
and
took
on
on
the
nose.
The
loe
bat
lllU.I
M
I
NAHIt
!
Jack
Hatroyd
and
Mine
Osmatnoa
dm
I
a
reur
round
arerlaMnsry.
There
was
swntn
stow
nUo
in
th
first
tant.
0rmvtiwJtntm
oj'nf(P
royd
was
stui
leading
tu
the
sedanHt
and
there
we
a
little
more
fighting
al-
Norman
!
though
one
showed
a
tendency
to
wait
McLean.
eMiatniit
tluWatiiper.
Dr
J.
A.
'
,or
olr
lQ
"
-""-i
West
was
official
sunjk9
and
the
fire
t
'"
yreathlng
.pell
In
the.
third
and
then
atarted
to
work.
He
Chief
and
lot,
of
fewosnvan
were
on
hand
to
Uep
things
-n
order.
"d
rtoiroyu
w
I
""Mael
THt,
were
both
Thcre
were
four
sjriHMd
prellmtnarl.
-Hn
u
..
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aeldetun
l-
whioh
fighting
for
a
win
In
the
fourth
and
slow
when
they
started
Billy
Mulhern
of
lna!me,
who
was
toj
a
a.
L.
t
t
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aasli
11
Vi
ra
1
Ht
on
his
feet
lost
the
decision
to
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husky
Benny
Wenclle
of
Prince
Rupert
i-..
-
11
iwo-mlnute
rounds
hi
leaoing.
goi
iir
u-v.v...
1
'
Oorg
York
gave
Nina
Ourvloei
three
gam
rounds
though
be
lost
th
derision.
Nina
was
advertising
his
uper-cut
in
the
first
but
couldn't
connect
though
there
waa
a
lot
of
rushing
and
York
had
a
bloody
noa.
They
mixed
well
in
the
second
and
got
fair
exchange
York's
face
was
oovered
with
blood
and
this
waa
worrying
him.
York
was
grassy
the
third
but
pawed
valiantly.
Ourvlch
couldn't
flnlih
him.
Eddie
Smith
und
Walter
Hard
had
a
lively
three
round
The
smiling
and
hruvicr
Bard
was
willing
to
mix
but
em'th
proved
evaslc.
There
e
tots
f
slid
awlnKinx
with
a
few
landing.
DXKt
UbS
a
ltU
i-.oaebleed
li.
tb
second
itlh4twl
wax
cuwrlnii
up.
Smith
was
.,::!
ror
him
in
the
openings.
They
unxoi
in
th
third
and
Smith
was
do
me
leading
although
Bard
got
tn
.1
fc
hard
lit'-
Smith
was
entitled
in
the
d'.'clalon.
There
was
l
preliminary
sparring
k-
li'biiltiH
between
Tod
Morgan
and
Pet
1
lient'skl.
local
youiigsters
Morgan
led
orf
but
CheiKki
w
t
heavy
Thrt'
,
1
m
of
duckiug
snd
little
oonueot-ititc
They
mixed
freely
In
the
third
and
hjtli
landed
Tod
whs
tired
and
Chen
o
n
puuunilled
hiiu
It
ws
a
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ace
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and
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a
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ard
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shades,
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to
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clear
at
2
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for
"f
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Hercules
Hose,
GV--
to
11.
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pairs
for
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etc.,
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of
patterns,
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yards
for
05
f
Curtain
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in
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yards
for
Window
Shades,
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Spring
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.
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de
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ands
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and
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Pink
each
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and
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yards
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05f
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'ip
inch,
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few
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in
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yard
05?
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inch
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Silk,
2
yards
for
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27
inches
wide,
nice
soft
quality,
4
yards
for
.
05c
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nice
even
weave,,
4
yards
for
0"e
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STAPijES
f
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63
inches
wide,
2.
yards
for
05f
Table
Oilcloth,
White
and
Colors,
2
yards
"
for
Ginghams
in
several
patterns,
4
yards
for
05f
Turkish
Towels,
heavy
striped
quality,
per
pair
D5f
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Oilcloth
Squares
in
White
Greand.
Blue
or
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or
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pairs
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iocta
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,.
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J
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REDUCED
13
PER
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and
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regular
$2.25,
now
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Sale
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new
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sun
porch,
new
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schemes
for
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in
the
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