PAGE
TWO
.to
stop
him.
From
the
kick,
Cross
missed
an
open
goal.
At
High
Smith;.
-Styles,
Pylpi
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
15.
i
Sin
Francisco
won
yesterday's
iframe
in
the
championship
series
.against
Sacramento
15
to
3
and
'the
series
now
stands
Sari
Francisco
3,
Sacramento
2.
If
San
Francisco
wins
thd
next
game
rthat
team
will
be
'
champion
of
the
Pacific
Coast.
Saturday's
scores
weW:
(
Sacramento
12;
San
Francisco
II.
WAT
tONlXi
I
1
ALEerSTWT
ALSsrSIWr
Builds
Up
XourHcelth
THE
DAILY
NEWS
f-"
iff
-r
News
and
Views
Iii
The
W
oriel
'of
Sport
HIGH
SCHOOL
JTport
chat
WON
FOOTBALL
The
Smithers
Curling
Club
will
hofd
a
big
indoor
carnival
at
Put
Themselves
Securely
ZZ1lun
e
Smith".
Ha
1
Head
of
League
by
Beating
iooth
(will
be
the
scene
of
the
affair
and
there
will
Be
many
attractions
themselves1""
turke"
sh
High
School
put
.
S!de
roWe
etf
fit
'fertdf
..k
'h
Junior
ir
r
Football
whim
1
1
League
uriiKuc
when
they:""
mc
,
,,
"
,
-won
the
children
and
to
get
the
v.
over
Booth
on
Saturday
by
two
goals
to
nil.
e"nl-j
hTLii
l
the
hal1
head'
Booth
played
with
tne
hill
and"
.P?de
J
id
a'
J
band-
Cross
was
early
prominent.
Smurthwaite
Was
daWgeroUs
but'
'
.r
rr
J
U!
-
Waite
Hoyt,
star
for
the
New
Walters
combined
nicely
but
lanke,fB,tS
!"
,
.I
2
Stiles
cleared.
McKay.
Watteri
won
ame,"J
'"A?
"t
year
and
be
won
21
game.
and
Cross
made
headway
but
'
the
other
end
Moxley
cleared
from
is
Canadian
Smurthwalte.
Stiles
was
always
a
tower
of
strength
to
the
High
defence
and
Booth
were
pressing
strongly.
Forbes
cleared
and
Booth
forwards
showed'
pretty
combination.
High
broke
away
but
Bartlett
cleared.
With
teams
level
the
second
half
promised
even
better
foot-
ball
than
in
the
first
half.
High
attacked
but
Wingham.
got
away
and
Stiles
cleared.
McKay
cleared
from
a
corner
and
thin
waite
went
very
elose.
Scott
missed
a
good
opening,
nigh'
were
'the
better
team
now
and
from
a
'
free
kick
Stiles
scored
with
a
,
shot
that
Moxley
stdpped
but
let!
slip
through
his
fingers.
WicKs
-
centred
but
McKay
cle'aYed.
Wicks
crossed
a
centre
that
was
converted
but
the
ball
had
gone
out
of
play
and
the
goal
was
disallowed.
Booth
at
last
got
away
and
High
dcfenee
was
well
tried
out.
Stiles
stopped
WlngHam
but
Booth
forced
a
cdrnef.
Smith
saved
a
terrific
drive
from
Walters
that
was
well
worth
a
goal
and
a
few
minutes
later
picked
up
a
hot
shot
off
the.
goal
line.
In
a
break-away
High
scored
again
through'
Collison
whose
high
shot
was
mishandled
by,Mox-ley.
Walters
got
away
again'
but
Stiles
and
Pyle
stopped
him
and
Cameron.
Moxley
did
welt
to
stop
Scott's
high
shot
arid
then
Bacon
missed
an
open
goal.
Colussl
made
an
opening
but
Smith
saved
Walter's
shot.
Booth
were
trying
hard
but
could
not
score.
Wicks
thlt
the
upright
with
a
great
drive
lat
7
thin
vol
r
Ann
four
missed
badly
Smurth-
JJTros
m
Iost
weBt
went
wwaite
opened
out
the
game
.and
...
.,
,
,
cirh.
fn.-i.
a
r-
wt.Uk
against
mm
uj
uiir
uu.
Mii'K'l
lull
cu
a
iwi
irci
.....
.
ii"
.
j
rti.t,
years
with
the
Yankees
iney
ninw
an
upen
kvbi.
uito"
-i
OCTOKER
NiUontl
Udte
OcorrCs
Ladi.
TERRACE
FAIR
he
won
143
.
A
games
and
lost
87
for
an
rT.
..
i
.
.i.s.i.
r
average
of
.C21.
and
in
that
time
jjna
wen
w
neiu
a
uiiuk.
u
SaKefion's.
Pyle
sent
Booth
for-wsrds
back
and
Moxley
was
lucky
to
clear,
bcott
gave
uacon
a.:
chance
but
Lawrence
cleared.
.
..High
forwards
were
fast
and,
their
greater
wefght
was
telling
;
tbut
McKay
robbed
Collison.
i
Walters
was
nearly
through
and'
Pnlli.An
ti.aa
crlH
tn
tr!v
9
mrnff
I
the
.
average
against
him
has
been
about
3.40
per
game.
SCHEDULEFOR
LADIES'
WHIST
St
itooee
LadUs
vs.
Orange
ldle.
30
8t.
Oeotgc's
Ladles
Ti
itooee
Ladlm.
Orange
Ladiea
v.
Canadian
National
National
Ladlea.
NOVEMBER
8
Moose
Ladles
it.
Canadian
National
Ladles.
'
Orange
Ladlea
rs.
St.
Owjrt
Ladles.
30
St.
Oeorge'a
Ladles
fa.
Canadian
National
Ladies.
Orange
Ladles
it.
Uoose
Ladies.
DECEMBER
4
Mooae
Ladles
vs.
8t.
Oeorge
Ladies.
Canadian
Natlcaal
Ladies
ti
Ladies.
IB
Canadian
KiMODtl
Ladies
r.
Meee
Ladlea.
St.
Oeorge'a
tidies
ts.
Orange
Lftdiss
VtURY
IKS
15
Canadian
National
Ladies
vs.
Bt
,
Oecfge's
Ladles.
Moose
Ladies
T.
Orange
Ladles.
25
6t.
O
Kin
it
LsWies
it.
Uobee
Ladlea.
Orange
LadW
t.
Caaadtan
NlttooaJ
Ladies.
rERRlARV
subose
Ladles
it.
Canadian
National
Ladles.
Orange
Ladles
tt.
St.
George's
Ladles.
19
St.
Oeerge's
Ladles
vs.
Canadian
Nattoaa)
Ladlea.
Orange
tidies
rs.
Moose
LatMes.
MARfh
5
Moose
Ladlei
vs.
8t
Oeorge's
Ladles.
Canadian
National
Ladies
vs.
Orange
Ladies.
IS
Canadian
National
Ladles
vs.
Moose
Ladlea.
6t.
Ocorges
Ladles
vs.
Orange
Ladies.
BASKET
SOCIAL
lucky
escape
for
Booth.
Full,
time
found
High
winners
by
two
'
Fund's
Wlf
Help
Materially
To-
crear
goals.
1
Teams
:
ward
Wiping,
Out
Deficit
of
V?.
't
At
wrganiiauon
Morrison.
Collison,
ForbeiiWIcki.1
hy,';
.
Franks.
SimirtfoWf
Seott:;
."W
v
ib.
ine
jmiuii.
rtapnn
'
.
"'
unve
'
nasKei
social
ana
,
i
'
i
1'
9
Booth
Moxley;
:
Lawrenee.
'el-'
de
ifd
on
'day
ve-son;
Ivarson.
McKay,
HartJett;
nM
V
ihe
Terrace.
Fall
Fair
Walters.
Cnmeron.'ftoluiSl1.
Cross:
'
AsapcMtidh
was
an
undoubted
Wlntrhm
luteSs,
hd
r'esulUnt
funds
I
will
"SAN
FRANCISCO
IS
THE
FAVORITE
FOR
COAST
CHAMflONSWiP
'
aidvery
maK'rfaTly
In
vflptng
off
the
deficit
fn
this
year's
accounts.
...
......
r.
1
.-
rouneen
tauies
01
wrrtst
were
engaged,
the
prizes
,fdr
high
scotes
being
wph
by
Mrs.
E.
M
Smith
on
a
draw
with
Miss
Esther
Taff.
arid
by
It.
W.
Beech
er,
while
Mrs.
Downing
and
J
Lever
received
consolations.
Fol
lowing
wnist
many
namuy
or-
namerifed
baskets
were
auctioned
by
J.
C.
Brady,
M.P.,
who
proved
to
be
a
very
efficient
wielder
of
the
mammer.
Mr.
Brady
also
made
s
brief
address
suitable
to
the
occasion.
Foll6wing
the
basket
supper,
dancing
was
IriduTged
In,
music
being
provided
by
J.
McLaren's
orchestra.
A'.
Holmwood
was
ma'stdr
of
cererhohies.
Arrangement
.Were
completed
to
hold
the-
annual
meeting
of
the
Foil
Fair
AssocJatfon
on
Wednesday
evening,
Oct.
17.
at
which
meeting
(Tie
prize
money
will
be
paid.
AIMEE
STARTS
OUT
TO
SEE
THE
SINS
OF
PARIS:
Mrs.
Aimee
Semple
McPherson,
California
evangvHst.
formerly
of
Woodstock.
Ont.
visiting
Paris,
made
a
report
on
the
iniquities
of
the
Montmartre
and
took
a
sight-seeing
tour
of
the
city
in
daylight
SCHEDULEFOR
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
CRIB.
LEAGUE
g
'students
pert
Hotel.
prtaee
Ru
Can.
Mat.
UtcbMtos
vav
Saglss.
Uobw
vs.
Kntfbts
of
Colaaakus.
Cold
jWscsit
vs.
Orotto.
Oansspn
Legloa
vs.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Now
tsa-praaa
AX.
13
Loral
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Out.
Mat
OgaratUsf.
Prinee
ttnpwt
Hotel
va.
Boflss.
Oan.
Mat.
Mechanics
vs.
Moose
Native
"Soos
of
Canada
vs.
Cold
Star-
He.
Orotto
v.
Knigbts
of
Ootumbue
OanadsMl
Legion
va
Mew
Mmpress
AC
It
NW-Baoprwa
A
C.
vs.
Prince
Rticwrt
KPtfl.
6ai).
Mt.
Opevatlag
vs.
Can
Mat.
Me-ebaalea.
Eagles
vs.
Knlgbts
of
Oafawtttus.
Moose
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
va.
Lojral
Orange
Lodge.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Oaaada.
TS
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Ttalgnta
of
Corumbus.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Can.
Nat
Operating.
Prttee
Ruprt
Hotel
vs.
Moo.
Can.
NV
Mechanic
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
va.
New
Emsreas
KC
Oanadlas
Legion
vs.
Bsgles
nEtRjinrK
3
Can.
Nat.
Macbantos
vs.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge...
New
Empress
A
C.
va.
Moow.
Can.
N't.
Opera
tinf
vs.
Basdes.
Prtnte
fttfpert
Hotel
vs.
OoM
6iH
qrot't
va.'
Native
Sons
of
Oansda.
0aain
Uidtl
vs.
Kakjhto
of
Ootom-
b4a.
10
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Eagles.
Native
Sons
of
OMada
va.
Moose.
New
Erqarea
AC.
va.
Knights
of
Ool-
UtrioW.
Oan.
Na't.
OpeNttBg
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Oan.
Nat.
17
New
Empress
A
C
vs.
Leva!
Orange
Lodge.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
va
rriaeo
n-
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ity
The
Tramp)
A
good
many
cities,
some
much
w
T
.
.
sa-a.
w
.
Oranee
Lodge
va.
Prince
Rupert
j
"f'
HML
y
vmin.'ii;,
an
siiwauev,
Kew
mm
AC.
vs.
Oan.
Nat.
Me-1
Wis.,
appreciate
tne
presence
as
ir
members
of
the'
oTaWTie,
!,n
,
lymPLC
Uam-
John
KakjMs
of
Coraaiu
v.
Nstive
Jm
Fltapntrick
and
Ralph
Adam
of
of
GHMkts.
rtamflton
and
the
Waltnr
broth-
oantttsw
Laaion
vs.
cm.
Mat.
Oj-es-j
peter
and
jack
of
rjaiowel,
n
track
men.
The
Cartnck
flier
i
Novrainrrt
j
Csi,
Nfct.
Oprratlng
va.
lhVe
been
granted
th"
weiner-1
and-roll
and
ru
anion
conceaaions
jat
the
home
ganwa
of
the
Marquette
football
teem
this
season.
Th
"dawg"
bu-lneas
is
a
live
one
at
the
college
games
across
the
border,
and
a
cushion
is
not
to
be
objected
to.
They
do
say
that
concrete
gets
harder
as
it
ages.
Seemingly
the
boys
who
were
"Invited"
to
Marquette
are
not
being
ignored,
but
presumably
the
filling
station,
snack
room,
clothes
pressing
and
other
conceaaions
are
in
the
hand
of
football
warriors.
What
are
we
of-
rl
tnm
Parnv
UMfitanla
I
TO
MANAGE
SBNATOHS
WASHINGTON,
Oct
16.
Johnson,
famous
former
pitch
er
for
Washington
has
signed
a
three
year
contract
to
manage
the
Senators.
pert
Hotel.
Can.
Mat.
Operating
vs.
Moooe.
Cm.
Mat.
Mechantss
vs.
Kakjbta
i
Columbus.
Orotto
vt.
Eagle.
Canadian
Legion
v
CoM
Storage.
8.
M.
NEWTON.
FNoldeat.
r.
w.
ALotUDoe.
Vice-President.
P.
B
WERUtO.
(Vr'-reUrr-Treasurer.
Phone
BlacK
461
est
Colds
Rub
well
over
throat
and
chest
VICKS
VapoRuo
OUTDOOR
SHOOTS
CLOSED;
i
Special
Competition
Held
at
Mc-
Nlcholl
Creek
Hantfes
Yes-
tcrday
The
final
shoot
of
the
sea&ort
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
First
North
B.C.
Regiment
Rifle
Association
of
the
McNicholl
Creek
ranges.
Pi
ize-winners
in
the
day's
sBoot
:
were
as
follows
:
Firt
Class
200
500
600
Ttl.
M.
M.
Lamb
C.
V.
Evitt
R.
Wilson
.
.
V.
Brass
.
.
The
first
metlal
:
30
23
25
28
34
29
30
29
linze
was
second.
silver
35-99
33
85
30
86
27
8T
a
gold
medal:
third,
bronze
medal;
fourth,
turkey.
Second
Class
200
500
600
Ttl.
F.
Russell
28
30
2785
B.
Wilson
26
29
2479
The
Royal
Arms
Cup
waa
won
by
M.
M.
Lamb
for
the
beat
ten
shots
at
the
600
yard
range.
He
made
a
score
of
46
out
of
a
possible
50.
-THEVENOW
SOLD
!
50,000
DOLLARS
!
Phillies
Rebuilding
Their
Team
for
National
League
Next
Year
PHILADELPHIA.
Oct
15.
William
Barker,
president
of
the
Philadelphia
National
League
baseball
team
announced
Satur
day
that
he
had
purchased
Thorn-
smaller
Chan
Prince
Rupert,
have
!
Thevenow.
ahortstoD.
from
St.
Badminton
ciuw
nnmtnt
their,
own.
(Stae
is
New
bbspkm
Athletic
ctub
vs.
can.
:
built
at
Vancouver
wat
jperanns;.
courts.
I
nmnWant
haa
nna
anil
i
i
..4.lv.t
A
D,.
H01'
tjti
"'
rn
Mai
II.
ii
.
.
"
r
i
nevenuw
suu
.m
uun
nil,
ir
PrtoC'.r"
from
time
to'
tttee
we
hear
6f
w
of
tfelne
Sand,
the
Phillies
Eaclea
va.
Moose.
Kssgtrts
of
OoMmbua
vs.
Cold
8torae.
Orotto
vs.
Oartadlan
Lsfion.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
va.
Native
Sons
of
Oaaada.
22
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Moose.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Eagles.
New
Esapteaa
A.
vs.
Cold
Storage.
Can.
Nst.
Operating
vs.
Knight
of
OKssM.,Ssn.
Iat.
Mectiaalos.
Leaton
vs.
Prinee
Rupert
other
pttfcei
wftere
they
have
.hnrt-ton.
yvru
wwn
uuilh
ll
IB
SUBJBCBieU
that
Prince
Rupert
should
be
in!
Fine
with
a
club
of
its
own
devoted
to
the
snort
winter
and
summer.
While
it
would
be
used
regfllarly
in
winter,
it
coutd
aim
be
utilised
on
wet
days
in
summer.
;
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
icnmssy
or
8.
d.
Oo.
Ltd
)
The
foflrrwrng
ofttatrVHW
fre
bid
and
asked.
Argeirta
Bufus
31
i;
31'.
Bay
view
6Vi;
5i.
B.
C
Silver
1.25;
1.00.
Big
Missouri
58;
M.
Cork
ProTfnce
26;
27.
Cotton
Bert
75;
83.
Dunwell
17;
19.
Georgt
Canter
5.26;
(t.Gr).
Georffis
River.
36;
nit.
Glacier
l'i;
nil.
Glaaiar
70:
nit.
Golconda
76;
.
79.
.
Grand
view
667
:
4t.
Independence
1074f;
fl.
Indian
S'
j!
6'.
Kootncy
Florence
IS.
L.
ft
L.
8t
;
nil.
Lakeview
2;
21
..
Lucky
Jim
26;
26.
Marmot
MeUla
'
J.
Marmot
Rfver
Gold
ifH
;
nit.
Mohawk
9;
Vt.
National
Silver
nil;
16
Vg.
Nofanda
57.76;
n.
Pend
Oreille
11.80;
1100.,
Porter
Idaho
62;
66.
Premier
nil;
2.3-t.
Ruth
Hope
61
.;
63.
Sherrit-Gordon
ift;
nil.
Silver
Crest
11:
ti.
snversmHh
ll'-;
11.
Sfocan
King
nil;
7.
Stmlock
2.30;
Z.W.
Snowflake
03
,;
9i,.
Terminus
16;
19.
Topley
Richfield
nil;
m.
Tone
2.25
;
2.50.
White
Water
1.66;
l.Ttt
Woodbine
164
;
14.
,
Noble
Five
86;
U.
Oils
Dalhousie
t.60;
1.60.
Fabyoii
10;
10.
Home
2.42;
2,17.
'
Miss
lljordis
Johnsen,
who
has
been
visiting
with
friends
in
the
,
city,
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
New
York
whence
she
will
embark
for
Norway,
returning
to
her
home
in
SortlamL
,NEy
NATIONAL
PAUK
3
y
..v
-
I
.
.
.
..
.
FISH
OFFERINGS
HEAVIER
TODAY
Total
of
219.100
Pound
of
Hall.
buf
Sold
at
Exchange
TIiIm
Morning.
Evehange
this
morning.
Eleven
American
veaael
were
paid
from
14.1c
and
6e
to
lGc
and
7c
for
Prince
Albert
National
Park.
ln't
northern
part
It
Sailtakhcwan,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Kupert
l.
Hfll,
Vancouver;
L
.
!
trth.-M.ft..
OcVott
Falls:
F
K
M.,
;
liny.
Vlttorla;
W.
Wet,
'
I
Hon'eyrnan,
H.
Ehengren.
,i
j
McDonald
and
X.
J.
Klirio
'.
couvYr:
J.
llaslett.
Oceat,
l.
jf.
II.
Mcl'ltilirh-
and
A.
M
i
A
total
of
219,400
pounds
of
hal-son,
Victoria;
R.
Dramlev
N
ibut
was
sold
at
the
locil
Fish
mo;
G.
Hlarn,
Terrace;
M
Hunt.
Port
Easlngton;
D.
:
field,
Vancouver;
Mr.
ar.l
M
G.
Johnston.
Inverness:
!i
a
i
177.000
noUnds.
one
vessel,
the
Chambers.
Inverness:
M
buildings
of!Loi,
Cardinals
aa
a
first
ateplEscel.
holdtnir
over"
mAtfT
tornor-Ritnt.
StitlihM:
Mr
..-.!
ia
flow
being
nwar1
mhulMiAV
th
fulfm.
The
I
rnw
Hlh
91
rWWl
nmimla
;vn
1
:
V.tlnnoM
Tltrr:i.'
With
Six
I
form
a
vnn
SfiO.000
eaah
for
nsnautUit
IWifa
vfMa
iMtit
frnnilvl'm
Hlo-il.VAl'
Un!!,
i
18.1e
ami-7c
t-14.4c
and
7c
for
B.,Vebste
r
Ketchikan
:
J
H
31,460
poHBds.
jray.'Eiglne.er.iJ.C;
K
T
I
Arrivals
and
sales:
kk,
New
York
City:
P
15.6c
and
7c.
American
Reliance,
8,00t)
pourtls,
Figheries,
15.7c
and
7c.
Cnnadian'
efiea,
lllc
ftrttl
It.
Rfiyat
Tramn,
0,000
poun'ds,
WboiM
Fittierlen,
I8.4e
and
7c.
Kineleflder,
8,000
pounds',
Can
adian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
18.7c
and
7e.
White
Lily,
4.000
pounds.
Royal
Ffth
Co.,
14.4c
and
7c.
I).
S.
T
1,400
rrtund's,
Royal
Fllft
Co.,
18.1e
and
7C.
Mlts
Helen
Randal,
rt:N..
regis-
tra'r
of
the
Graduate
.Nurses
As-sIa6n
pf
Britrsff
(Mlumbfd
and'
irSfeftor
of'1
trrilVig
s6ho6ls
dt
thd
ioInfe.
wttK
it
pass'eng'ir
ay-riving
from
the
south
on
the
(Jatnla
last
evening'.'
SVc"
cn-tlnued
through
to
Port
Simpson
and
will
return
here
tomorrw
morning
to
Inspect
(he
local
training
school
before
proceeding
to
Ilazelton.
Vancoufr;
A.
D.
Ritchnv
Wehk5.
W.
Srfrtth
aftd
Dr
J
,"
AtrnnHc.
33.000
wnirid..
Atlln
'Lang;
AnYtri:
V.
S.
Godf
"
Fisheries,
14.1c
and
7c.
torla;
Mr.
Justice
and
M
Rteetr.
32,000
p&enxli.
Pffclfife.
McDonald
iad
F.
D.
Neal
Fiaheriea.
Ute
and
0c.
couverj
A.
p.
Larson,
M
Sunawt
21000
nounds.
Booth
Wash.:
Neil
Farbef.
A
Fisberiea,
14.6c
and
6c.
Kaiwga,
20,000
potinds,
Fitii
Co.,
14.0c
and
fe.
Venui.
23,000
pourrira,
Canadian
i
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.4c
land
Oe.
Zenith.
10,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
U.k
and
6c.
Prosperity,
12,000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries,
1-1
.7c
and
Gc.
Coolidge,
14.500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cnld
Storage
Co..
14.9c
and
6c.
Excell,
2r,000
pounds,
holdfag
over.
Viola.
8.0W
o!hls.
Paelflc
Mr-'arTjl
Mrs.
n.
J.
LoK
he,rf...N.;
A.
Clary.
A1j.
Km
.
Central
Jott
ftTin,
T.
Dug
r
sUmorVs'iifd.
J&mti
J-:
:
AfolC:
plln'i.
Nisgui
..
i
S.
fekjuld;
lA',',Damrey.
W
3
lerJ.Crf
Ki)llp.
C.N
i:
Ingraharh,
Apyox;
N
rif
z
f
lnriiifKi
''
Cools;
IJ
Carr.
Port
Jr.
Lam&oni
ifyder.
'
,
Savoy-
a.
,
,$.
3.
May.
Sfnithcr
i
ffil.'&lWtiitl,
Osland:
FWheTiea.
16c
tftk
7.
imfllanrvVahitHiVe
:
AlMn
Kareka.
4,500
pounds.
Cnna-bnd
EL'Khution,
Cednrvale
dian
Fiah
&
Cold
Storage
Co..r6uley.i-Tel?'graih
Creek
Scrub,
7.000
pHlulftda.
Atlin
Fish
eries,
14rlc
and
7c.
Pair
of
Jacks.
4.000
Canadla
HiH
snd
CoM1
StoVage
Co..
18.1c
and"
7e.
Atli,
0,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisli-
ih'Juef.
DVWAn;:
P.
A.
ii
.
AfirrY
r?5.orvr4ffaW
Mrs.
C
I
1
j
1
A.
B.
t
.a
.
s
Oonaf
Rlvrfr:
U.
K.
.M
h
QuwpCKajlotfe
City
o
I
.
If
..V.I
1
f
.
'I
:
jrra1fohf.
Goaf
ri;u
ffafif
rfl
Bob
Miller.
K
L,
pafo;;ty;
Kd.
M
I
U,igby
Islaiid;
.Mrs.
L
Tc
Kdmnt6ri';
poc
Sltoriu,
Da
i
1
ran,
oe
Kraijcevirh.
S
S
a
if.
Tflticho,
William
I'
J"6hn
Jfernechyk4,
Anyvx
WINNERS
OF
M
IN
TERRACE
CONTEST
TRRRACE,
Oct.
15
Mit
was
winner
of
s'ent
by
the
Department
Mr
V
the
'
f
A
rietilture
'through
the
W;'
rnstltW,
f6r
the
person
t..K
'
ths
trXH
fthlnt's
in
the
H"
Uork
sect'forf
St
Tcna.
e
F-1
Fair,
and
Mrs.
T.
C
M.
Tui
.
won
the
book
for
the
most
t
''
iii
the
home
cooking
if"ir
tnV
chHdrerTs
settlori
the
we're
awaVdeU.
to
WUw
j
"'
Cole,
with.
nTne
points;
ISmfth.
etgH
pofiifs
and
SmlTir,
fii
pSYntV.