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Grand
Terminals
Leading
In
First
Division
and
Cold
Storage
in
Second
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LEAGUE
Division
1
Division
2
Hull
Gity
4:
West
Bromwich
1.
Jllddlefcoro'5;
Brandford
3.
Milwall
3;
Bristol
City
1.
Kotos
County
4
;
Barnsley
1.
OWrfsm
2;
Swansea
1.
Portvflle
4
;
Notts
Forest
2.
...'
i
i
Preaton
5;
Grlnwby
Z
U.
nelson
nun
vurjieu
iiiwtmws"
;
Q,
.
,-,u
.
break,
of
42
and
41.
,d'n
;
.Sll
Jn.
Southampton
.8;
Blackpool
2
Second
Division
Tottenham
R:
Clauton
1.
In
the
second
division
fixture'
also
uncompleted
as
jjat.
Cold
Storage
is
leading
Grand
Terminals
590
to
5689.
GanMts-o
far
played
follow:
W.
Mitchell
(Grand
Terminals),
200;
J.
Hillman
(Cold
Storage).
ioo.
'
A
W.
H.
Jarman
170;
John
May!
200.
John
Bulger
199;
J.
Cnmphell
200.
'2.
Wolverhampton
1
;
Chelsea
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
1
Atrdriea
1;
Dundee
1.
Ayr
United
8;
Aberdeen
3.
Celtic
8;
Haiti)
Rovers
1.
Cowenbeath
3;
Falkirk
1.
Hibernians
1;
Ranaers
2.
Motherwell
uaw.
2;
r
Kilmarnock
3
ku
ca
ariwH
Partick
Thistle
2;
Queens
l'ark
,.!,
comititor
in
sight
foi
Ben
Self
vs.
Charlie
Uaptie
and
St.
Johnstone.0;
Hearts
3.
-Charlie
Younffman
vs.
W.
Ilailey!
gt.
Mirren
1,
Hamilton
3.
will
play
tonight.
j
Third
Lanark
2;
Clyde
4.
SCOUTS
GIVEN
!enjoyablewhist
Mr.ur
nunrrc:
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
From
the
look
of
the
line-ups.
Aston
Villa
2;
Derby
County
3.'
ok
eomnlaint
tnat
the
laple
Burnley
2;
Everton
0.
coraIIed
,
Sury
1
;
Sunderland
3.
'
e"
nd
n0
"
s
8
L'hanct
Cardiff
1;
Arsenal
1.
'
t
nulla
Tiniti
a-
Portsmouth
2.
should
bo
heard
no
more.
Not
Ljecester
1;
Sheffield
WediMS-
mee
thn
Jwo
of
the
former
ly
.
1.
I
Maple
Leafs
regular
stars
wer.
canuatiHi
unman
ami
w
o.j
in
umr
.......
...
w,KVhcomplted
first
di
virion
I
Liverpoo
l;
wmm
'put
on
In
the
first,
game
last
Manchester
United
1,
notion
...
v
,
.
ftilltaru
uxiure.
uames
so
mi
,
P
played
bave
retailed
as
follows:
.
Wanderers
1.
.......
,
rT
.
c'lordie
(
Canadian
I
Newcastle
4
;
Huddarsfield
1.
--
-
.
,
T.-..4
.!
uiuPirhiirii
i
,
Lta.
MO;
W.-Il.
Long
(Grand
j
uu
"r,.
'Jvl-w
fV
wIL
Witn
the
i,ne-ups
sucl
Tet-nifhols),
0
J.
Andrews,
174;
J.
Nelson
260.
M.
Andrews
211
;
James
Hamilton
JMl,v
G.
K
Tinker
m;
W.
Mitchell
216.
Alex
Murray
and
C.
P
Balagno
will
play
the
fifth
game
tmHght.
0.
uight.
Qn
the
other
hund,
the
I
Drill
Team
has
a
bright
array
of
i
.-.taunirth
and
some
new
plyyer.
,.
o.
na
tlM
nre.
there
shou
d
be
manv
HaklL
mirmi
ilurinir
tht
winter
m
.....
"
-
-
-n
-
between
these
two
groups
oi
.lyourig
ladies.
Quality
and
close-ineoB
of
play
in
all
the
opening
'games
last
night
auguret
well
for
the
success
and
interest
which
should
follow
basketball
uctivj
;ties
In
Prince
Rupert
thin
win-
B
JI
racing
is
to
be
renewed
on
the
Atlantic
next
summer,
with
the
-former
America's
Cup
ysstchs
Bettolute
and
Vanitie
retuvnd
to
their
single-mast
rig.
E.
Wwlter
Clark
of
Thiladetphia.
owner
of
Resolute,
became
convinced
last
s
Timer
after
she
continued
to
trail
Vanitie
in
schooner
dress
that
the
old
cup
defender
was
not
rigged
at
her
best,
ami
he
decided
to
change
her
back
His
decision
left
nc
'
I..
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t
Tl
11
A.
1
Vanitie,
ana
ti.
r.
vnuney,
tin
latter
owner,
about
decided
U
keep
his
racer
on
the
beach
a-
nother
summer.
Now
Mr.
Whit
;ney
has
decided
to
follow
suit
t
!Mr.
Clark,
and
return
Vanitie
t
Ithe
sloop
class.
The
change
wil
be
particularly
interesting,
as
th
,thi
nauilnto
nn
Vanltit
BY
MOOSE
LADIES
iLV?!?d
sirrfe
the
last
America's
Cup
year
.
,
.
.
c
i.
l'resenUrfb,r
,M.
e
to
Scout
mhster
had
gaff
main-
Mooseheart
Le-
1920.
when
they
Ircy
Miller
Uit
,
.
in
h
Mn
isails
and.
dub
topsails.
In
addK
Bvel,in
-S
oiled
a
series
of
whist
ion,
a,
sloops,
the
two
will
ha
.
T.
drives
and
dances
which
will
be
as
competitors
several
other
blj.
n
Rupert
m
Troop
No,3
o
,t.
(Baptist)
t!
prid
njffht
of
raclnB
6raft.
met
last
evening
at
thejr
head-
h
comln(C
quarters
and
spent
a
jolly
time
.
,
amk
uta
ne.
1
in
games
and
fun
generally.
w,nter
sea8n;
Jf
fJL
The
suggestion
that
membe,
tio"
Proved
During,
the
eenlng
several
.
.
Jdanee
bod,e
the
Cnatl,n
110x11,1
badges
f
merit
were
printed
a
ZZZTSS
Federation
affiliate
with
the
Nev
at
eards.
I-d
to
those
who
had
won
them.
The!
.Winner,
y
t.
Mra.
B
.
J
.
wcot
"i
fallowing
received
the
Scout
Ten-
wJH
unanimous
derfoot
badtfe;
Joe
Naylor.
Ing-
fn-
11
:C?r:
'J
.lapproval,
comments
the
Towmto
word
Wicks.
Bob
8hrubshall,
j
'
'
u?.
,f
nTc
IGlobe.
The
National
Boxing
n
men
s
-
George
Vierick
and
Garnet
(Juick.
!
nGrf
Jochu.
,n
recent
Bnnua,
con.
Lahiff
third,
S.
A.
u-
men
s
:"nd'
;
One
vear
service
star
to
Walter
hQW
cgn
Smith.
Musicians
badge
to
Ralph
Swanson.
,
'payed
in
boxing,
and
the
Canad-
Johnseq.
Secod
class
fireman's
After
cards,
refreshments
were
of
thrfr
wHh.
badge
to
Clifford
Ba'rtlett
and
a
s'ved
a"d
dancinv
en"ued
"n
1
drawal
from
the
N.
B.
A.
The
first
class
badge
to
Duncan
Mil-
2
a.m.
Music
was
by
Dave
Eas
-
,
to
,lt
in
wllh
the
New
imon's
Orchestra
and
J.
M.
Morri-
organisations
kr
yofk
anJ
afflUated
Aid.
Linxey
in
making
the
pre-'"
MXer
of
fZ
"
dertlnK
the
fry,nB'
senUitione
complimented
the
boys
Mrs.
R.'B.
Skinner
and
Mrs.
Char-
Mo
th
fre
For
on
their
efficiency
ana
progress
-
;
several
years
me
we
"
during
ring
the
the
year
year
and
and
made
made
special
special
uwjr
oor
anu
anu
tne
e
commixiee
""'-
in
w
m
h
has
Mt
set
iUejf
itself
on
on
a
a
pedeetaJ
pedestal
of
the
consisted
of
Mrs
Einar
Larsen.
buIldingi
and
looked
reference
to
the
winner
j
of
Qwn
firr.t
class
badge,
Duncan
Miller,
'convener.
Mrs.
I
.J.
,-lyan.
Mrs.
d(jwn
Jn
conternptuous
hauteur
who
has
the
distinction
of
hold-
A.
Wick.
Mrs.
N.
Pedersen
and,
M
.d
8Undry
iKnoring
con-ini'
the
oly
one
of
JU
kind
in
the!
Mrs.
Sam
Hougan.
Istltuted
authority
everywhere.
If
city.
The
speaker
urged
the
boys
to
remember
the
pledge
of
honor
and
'
called
upon
them
to
build
up
a
character
worthy
of
that
pk'dge.
At
the
trlose
of
the
nddrese
Aid.
Linxey
presented
Scoutmaster
AliHer
with
a
leather
purse
LIEF'ERIKSON
SOCIETY
nronosed
merger
Is
an
effort
to
"show"
the
N.B.A.
the
move
U.
i-ntw
MMImPfl
and
unnecessary.
ENJOYABLE
MEETING
2STS"
SE
Recitation.
Pete
Sunderland.
Stories,
Pete
Sunderland.
Musical
numbers,
Miss
Bowen
nd
Mr,
Porstad.
March.
Norwegian
National
iSong.
"Jn,
vi
Elsper."
Refreshments
were
served
and
a
raffle
of
Norwegian
Confect
ionery
took
place.
7
00
p.m.
Lucky
Strike
Hour.
I
Officers
"Will"
ln
ejected
KliQ
KOMO.
KG.W,
KGO,
KPO,
;
January.
ihk
I
iilil
KFI.
8.00
p.m.
Pbilco,
KUQ,
KGW,
KOMO,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
-
.00
p.Bj.-Ijnglnes
Correct
Time,
KIIQ.
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
-
O.oo
p,m.
Golden
Igends
KliU.
KOMO,
KOW,
K0O,
KPO.
lO.(M)
p.m.
The
Big
Show,
Kilt.
KGW.
KGO,
KOMO
lO.Ofl
to
11.00.
KPt)
liXSO
tr
"lffiOO.-.
"
in
ARCHBISHOP
BECOMES
BARON
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Nov.
3.
His
Grace
RirnJall
Thomns
Davidson
the
retiring
Archbishop
of
Canterbury,
iffns
been
elevated
to
the
ieerflge
title
of
Baron.
Inent
U.S.
statesman,
are
apt
to
.
o.
I....
1.-1.1
i
i,nntlfnrtnrv
as
was
the
Jhe
t-eii
uriKson
nocieiy
neiu
-
L-
with
the
Nations
..wiM.
0Hn
i.t
niht
brief
alliance
....
...
......v.I.k...,(.!""
v;v.v
-
.
n--!..
A.-wi-Hnn
TheVShOUld
one
warn.-,
on
iwunu
ui
me
Ui.onj
wnjch
Jack
Selvig
presiaeo.
,uumn
-
in
rumembrance
of
his
birthday.
!.ft
e
bu8ine88
regarding
be
entered
into
with
extreme
..
.
"
...
...
......
nriBnimte
reservations.
.isiimK
u";
wuvi
.v
jn(
organiiation
or
tne
society,
c
Hn
oi.'tt
anu
J.
unuerwoou
w;i,
fnin.Hni?
nroirram
was
given:
i
will
he
a
great
help
In
advancing
the
movement.
After
(refreshments
were
served
the
iy
were
dismissed
and
returned
to
their
homes
tired
but
huppy.
RADIO
PROGRAM
Song,
0
Canada.
Piano
nnd
violin
duet.
Miss
Bowen
and
Mr.
Farstad.
Old
Country
songs,
Ivar
Pet-
ter-ei.
Going
Upstairs
Had
to
Sit
Down
Breath
So
Short
Mrs.
H
Hrounneau,
Majtog,
Que.,
write:
"For
many
yean
I
auffemi
witli
fhortncua
of
lireath.
then
four
years
ago
1
had
palpitation
of
the
heart,
and
was
so
bad
1
had
to
ait
down
two
or
three
times
when
going
ujwUir.
1
read
about
so
I
got
a
box,
and
in
no
time
I
felt
better,
so
I
took
three
boxei
more
and
1
have
never
had
hortues
of
breuth
siwe."
PriM
RfW.
a
hn
at
all
fIrittfiFlata
&ni
dealers,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
prlte
by
pi
T.
Toronto,
Oat.
.Miiburn
an-,
wo.,
.In
he
World
of
Sport
p.niii,
a
i
.4
in
f
v
u
rv
;i
1
1
1
1
ft-1
1
u
tr
1
1
1
1
1
v
i
,
laskeiball
League
Games
Open
;
With
Good
Attendance
In
The
Exhibition
Hall
Last
Night
'
League
basketball
opened
last
evening
with
a
record
ttendance
at
Exhibition
Hall.
Merit
of
play
was
supe-ior
to
last
season.
Senior
and
Ladies'
League
play
was
an
excellent
exhibition
of
basketball
because
of
the
clean
jlaying,
good
teamwork
and
the
quick
decisions
of
Referee
R.
B.
Skinner.
These
gamees
were
very
much
anioyed
by
the
basketball
fans.
The
referee
was
the
sub-
ii
feet
of
much
pleasing
comment
Dy
tne
various
spectators
ind
players
who
appreciate
his
attempt
to
have
clean,
fast
basketball
played
this
season.
T
Kincnlith
forfeited
the
game
t
he
Native
Sons
of
Canada
aftei
laving
played
a
full
game
which
nded
in
u
tie
score
18-UJ.
Dur
ing
the
first
ten
seconds
of
thr
five
minute
overtime
period,
J.
Johnson
.of
Kincolith
vas
rulec'
off
the
floor
with
four
personal
fouls.
Being
unable
to
replace
him
with
another
substitute,
hav
ing
already
used
all
available
substitutes,
rather
than
play
with
four
men.
Kincolith
gave
tb
game
to
the
Native
Boms.
The
brand
of
basketball
ana
sportsman
lp
displayed
by
these
II.
Menzies
.
.
B.
McDonald
.
J.
McNulty
4.
V.
Mensiee'
.
.
M.
Budinicb
.
IS.
Gurvich
.
Total
lHs
Per
T.
Stewart
0
P.
Stewart
............
0
P.
Allen
0
C.
Robertson,
6
H.
Aksidan
U...
0
u.
Johnson
.,.
t
G
B.
Trimble
1
C.
Stewart
0
J'ta
!
,.
8
..
8
..
1
,.
0
..
1
J
4
0
8
4
0
4
4
1
Total
10
20
Nntlvcoii
1
1
2
8
S
Ladlea
Senior
'..
The
ladies'
gatfte
wm
tvery
interesting
througliout.
Mapnc
Lvnfa
won
the
game
by
two
points
from
GIHk'
Drill
Tasta.
All
players
showed
improvement
over
last
(year.
The
game
was
clean,
fnst
And
open.
The
Drill
Team
played
with
only
four
plnyers
for
the
entire
Heeou'd
half
nnd
part
of
the
.second
quarter.
Maple
Iealt
also
plad
with
only
four
filtyerg
during
the
last
half.
Beth
teems
played
hard
to
win
the
game,
thereby
giving
the
spectators
something
to
boiler
about.
Drill
Team
Pts
Per
Oath
Irvine
3
0
Nellie
Out-feti
2
.
4
C.
Morgan
0
K.
March
8
Kite
Keen
0
Helen
Sim
4
Total
12
Maple
Leafs
L.
Lowe
................
C
M.
0ilJvrit
it.,.
0
Sue
Bmldte
X
two
team
was
worthy
of
morel,,";,
uiWiPt
rAU.
4kA
MmMIo
Tt
.
J-
'
1
itiviriuul
mnMM
man
mm
fnttawB!
I
'"
,
m
KlnMlith
Thompson
1
Total
14
I'.
Peterson
0
,C
HFr
pottltpr".
1
MD.'Mndiremiic
0
0
1
4
8
12
Pts
Per
W.
IJoyjhrtw
o
4
.2
4
S
3
2
18
Intermediate
League
H.
C.
N.
V.
It.
defeeted
C.N.U.
18-12
in
the
Iptermediate
League
!leih
teams
being
new
entries
in
the
basketball
league,
lt
was
hard
to
tell
who
would
win
the
igame
during
last
five
minutes.
The
Navy,
been
use
of
superior
stamina
was
able
to
turn
defeat
Into
victory.
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
the
C.N.U.
were
leading
11-0'but
during
the
second
half,
the
Railway
boys
weakened
and
the.
Navy
was
able
to
overcome
the
lead
and
win
out.
The
C.N.R.
with
further
practice,
will
be
able
to
give
a
better
account
of
themselves
in
the
next
game.
The
Individual
score
was;
C.
N.
It.
Sommer
Pts
Per
Styles
0
Skattebol
0
Stalker
10
Lotton
0
Meyers
0
Ilorton
0
Total
12
0
1
4
1
0
0
10
K.
0.
N.
V.
It.
Pts
Per
P.
McDonald
8'
T.
Steen
J.
Pierce
li.
Nelson
.
.
N.
Gurvich
4W4,-
J.
McNulty
Total
1
1
tgli
School
W.
Johnson
J.
Bryant
J.
Comdrna
It.
Bacon
T.
Smith
0
ToUi!
18
8
Junior
League
Colts
defeated
the
High
School
In
a
good
Junior
league
gam:
19-13.
High
School
will
improve
considerably
with
more
practice
The
Colts
have
a
few
player-that
should
play
intermediate
'George
Mitchell
refereed
thi.-
game
and
the
younger
boys
ap
pretiated
the
services
that
ht
rendered.
By
having
a
competeni
referee
for
the
boys,
they
will
learn
to
play
clean
awl
faeier
basketball.
The
individual
scon
'
"
follows:
Pte
Per
.
2
8
11
..:
.
o
.
6
It
Total
13
2
1
3
3
12
Pts
Per
..8
0
0
1
t
1
4
Oke
Jackson
was
scorekeeper
,
.
W.
Alien,
doorkeeper;
8.
D.
Mac-denald.
timekseper;
George
John-
four-
Uim
urut
Ernest
Andersos,
urn-
ing
English
Women's
Hockey
Te
mi.
shakes
with
Annie
Tewnsend.
jplres.
It.
B.
Skinner
refereed
ln-
captain
of
the
American
team,
which
was
beaten
hy
the
visitors.
.
termediate.
Ladies
moa
V"
nd
MHch'
tb
9-r.
at
Marion.
Pa.
!
Junior
match.
WHIST
LEAGUE
1
SCHEDULE
OUT
i
Game
Will
Commence
Thursday
VI..M
,.f
ThU
Week
t
.
l.V
JS-
V.
y
'
The
following
schedule
of
fixtures
for
first
half
of
season
la
Issued
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League.
i
NovemWr
1
New.
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Geirge's
Society
84.
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
vs
Moose
Ieif
Erikson
Society
a
bye.
November
8
Leif
KHkaoo
Society
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C
Mnoee
vs.
Knights
of
IfMo.
St
GeefNM's
Sue
My
fa.
Qaotto.
Seal
Cove
a
bee.
Will
the
person
wWo
took
the
;
wrist
watch
from
the
Exhibition
jllsll
about
a
week
ago
kindly
i
return
It
to
the
Dally
News
A
Present
for
You
In
order
to
get
the
great
'
lienefit
from
the
iro
c(
li
Chase's
Nerve
Food
.
tt-a;
.
must
be
continued
i
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e
time
and
n-t
a
tir
o
c
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should
be
mwned.
Since
the
rugular
"i
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to
carry
cunveiiiw
the
pocket
or
in
n
lui
bag,
we
have
hud
r.
tw.
quantity
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slim
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Mthesueofasmui.':
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box
holds
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Food
Pills
and
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slipped
into
the
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order
that
wherever
y.
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v.
be
at
meal
time
yn
ralsa
your
reeular
d'-c
Chase's
Nerve
Food,
Any
one
who
has
r
-a
box
of
Dr.
Chiis.
ftad
is
entitled
to
tuc
t
aluminum
box
free
i:
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to-dy.
Be.
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The
Dr.
A,
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Chase
M...
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Ltd.,
Toronto
2,
Car.
Veu
will
p4e
semi
n,.-
le
el
toe
uumimui.
EXPLANATION
IS
ASKED
OF
Rewigmition
of
Assistar'
f
chasing
Agent
is
Sul'K
of
Inq'Juirv
t
VICTORIA.
Non
"
tioo
waited
on
Vm
and
II
oh.
W.
C.
She
lb
!
and
asked
an
iconeerning
the
n
'Major
A.
V.
H.mtili
purchasing
agent
Ion
which
was
led
Twfgf
M.
L.
A.
in
'
Carmicboel,
Thoma-
V
old
Bray,
E.
D.
T..,.,
(Mllesple.
Lt.
(!
Henderson,
A.
Goro
;
nsrd.
'
The
Premier
a.ur'
gation
that
the
wlmi-be
reylewed
and
the
en
in
a
week.
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