GtarrnJnv
Vagliano
ami
for
election.
THE
WOMEN'S
AUTUMN
FOURSOMES
AT
RANELAGH
quartet
of
French
eomiptitors.
From
left:
Mme.
Monier,
Miss
Diana
Redmond.
Jlrae.
the,
Duchesse
de
Mouchey.
BUCKAROOS
ICOLD
STORAGE
LOST
GAME
STILL
LEADING
i
.
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
27.
The
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Second
and
rel
i
.1
I
Portia
ad
Buckaroos
went
dewn
to
third
straight
defeat
here
last
night.
Red
Hardaker,
custodian
of
the
Portland
goal,
saved
the
team
from
a
much
war
defeat
Vancouver
scored
in
the
tijpt
and
thrd
periods,
j!'
!
.
MISTOOK
MAN
FOR
,
BEAR,
IS
CHARGEB4;;J
'
fit
Jtd)
mm
thin
uaverUhetiiei.i
s
iu;
puo-M.Hheil
or
displuyeo
by
the
Li'iuor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
Canadian
Legion
Third
in
Cribbage
League
Cold
Storage
is
maintaining
its
lead
of
the
Cri
stage
League
with
the
Prime
Rupert
Hotel
follow
ing
close
ia
aeeond,
place
aad
the
Canadian
Leglto
far
betted
ill
third.
Last
nighlf
fixturea
resulted
as
follevw:
Oraage
Ledge
17,
Knights
of
OolabiM
10.
Native
Set
f
Canada
9,
Cana-
WVITU
NFtt
ir.PMPP
dian
National
Operators
18.
nun
m-uwuiiuyii
priflce
Rupe.iutel
16,
Moose
7Z'
TMLl,,'
Lodge
11.
William
Scott,
chargfd
Unlb.
.
CanediamNetfana)
Mechanics
2.
causing
bodily
injur
'
through
,Coid
storara.l
8.
negligence
to
.lack
IfoSon
by
Grotto
9,
New
Empress
Hotel
18.
shooting
him
hp
mistake
for
a
Canadian
Legion
19,
Eagles
8.
bear
in
the
Bowser
Laie'
country
he
league
standing
are
as
fol-
north
of
Stewart
on
October
21,
iowg.
was
brought
to
the
city
from
the
north
by
Provincial
Constable
CoW
Storage
....
138
Lance
Potterton
on
the
Catala
p
jj
n0tel
119
this
morning.
Ifavingbeen
com-vCanadian
Legion..
114
mitted
for
trial
by
StipendWy
0f
Columbus.,
ill
Magistrate
Scarlett
at
Stftwart,
q
N.
Operators.
.
.
108
Scott
will
come
before
Judge
grotto
108
Young
in
County
Court
tomorrow
Native
Sona
107
lloose
105
New
Empress
104
Eagles
....v
07
L.
O.
L.
107
C.
N.
Mechanics.
.
.
93
L.
98
97
102
105
108
108
109
111
112
119
109
123
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Oeurusr
'
8-
D
Hayview,
Nil,
4.
Reaver
Silver,
12,
IS.
Big
Miaaouri,
57,
WVt-CWeageff,
Nil,
90.
Cork
Province,
,
26.
George
Copper,
AM,
5.00.
Gladttone,
4V?,
8.
Golconda,
76
Vi,
7S.
Grandview,
M,
56
Vs.
Independence,
9Vs,
10.
Indian,
4,
5.
Inter.
Ceal
&
Coke,
S6,
37.
Koetenay
Florence,
18,
18V.
Kootenay
King.
SS'i,
80.
L.
4
L,
Si,
7.
Lakeview,
lVi,
Nil.
l
ucky
Jim.
26,
Nil.
Marmot
MktaU.
9
Vs.
10.
Marmot
lift-.
Gold,
8,
8V4.
Jlohawk,
7,
7Vi.
Morten
Woolsey,
6,
6V4.
National
Silver,
16,
17.
NoMe
Five,
80,
50'
t.
Pend
Oreille,
9.75,
10.00.
Porter
Idaho,
56,
Gl.
Premier.-
2.26,
2.27.
Wnfn
Argenta,
19.
20
V.
Ruth
Hope,
58,
58
V4.
Silver
Great,
6,
7.
'
SilveradOj
OB,
70.
SilVersmlth.
8,
Nil.
Slocan
King.
NIL
C'2.
Snowf
lake,
30,
32.
Sunlock,
2.10,
25.
Terminus,
8Vi,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
49,
49V.
Torlc,
1.50,
2.26.
White
Water,
1.36,
1.30.
Woodbine,
5Vi,
.
Oils
Fabyon,
5,
6.
SPORT
CHAT
-tt
Players'
Club,
which
has
won
but
one
game
so
far
this
season,
will
go
up
against
Part
Simpson,
which
is
yet
to
be
beaten,
in
the
Senior
Basketball
League
tonight
and
a
real
good
game
should
be
the
result.
Should
the
Simpson-ites
win,
they
will
have
a
long
lead
on
league
honera
and
will
take
seme
displacing.
It
would
seem
that
the
Dramatists
wjll
have
to
step
them
tonight
if
the
city
is
to
figure
at
all
in
this
season's
-running.
In
the
Inter
mediate
League,
High
School
will
take
on
the
Naval
Reserve
which
is
in
second
place
with
but
one
Iasu
ani
tKa
Nnvva
airancrth
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Om-
ineca
Ski
Club
was
held
on
Satur-
Klncolith
4
2
Native
mm
.-4"!l
'8
Players'
Club
8
1
2
Ladies
League
'
1
Maple
'Leafs
4
Drill
Tiaant
4
Hirh
Sofeool
r.
c.
n.
v.
Toe
H
dig
Four
.
Eagles
,
.
.
.
C.
Nf
R.
.
lllfh
Colts
Intermediate
R.
P
S
8
t
S
4
4
Juniwr
League
W
4
0
W
8
2
1
0
CRASHED
INTO
WINDOW
For
Month
as
Far
as
Sports
Are
Concerned
day
night
at
Burns
Lake,
being--at
11
o'clock
this
mowing
ma
tage
several
carnivals
through-
eluded
Co..
Ltd.,
The
foMewtng
tetatlos
wen
b'd
and
atked.
rait
thn
winter
season.
leneigh
pany.
GRAIN
CARGOES
LEAVING
PORT
PITTSBURG,
Nov.
27.
Albert
iWagner,
brother
of
the
famous
Honus
and
himself
a
diamond
fitar
of
30
years
ago,
died
today
aged
.58.
COAST
LEAGUE
HOCKBY
Vancouver
2,
Portland
0.
4
2
2
Pt
6
4
4
4
2
Crashing
into
a
window
while
piayinsr
last
night
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club,
Bill
Mitchell
sustained
a
badly
cut
wrist
which
will
pot
him
out
of
commission
for
a
month
as
far
aa
aportx
are
concerned.
The
Playera'
Club,
playing
basketball
tonight
in
the
Senior
League
ag
ainst
Port
Simpson,
will
no
doubt
feel
hi
absence.
should
be
well
tested.
Toe
H.
PASSENGERS
HERE
ON
ami
Uig
four
win
meet
to
break
the
three
team
tte
for
second
i
position.,
STEAMSHIP
CATALA
Union
steamer
Catala,
James
Findlay,
arrived
in
Capt.
pert
from
I
Prince
Uupert
Liuii
ueai
n.u1a
i
WTi
Pt'
Z.
Peter,
Sam
Jabour,
vs
ioc
ji.
E.
and
Regiment
Rent
-Cathedral
Club
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Ir'luti
tnnl-
aarh
nf
thrci'
irames
'from
the
I.
0.
I).
E.
Hadminton
r
i
Club
at
the
courts
of
the
former
in
their
regular
weekly
tourna
ment
last
night.
Owing
to
an
un
fortunate
accident
to
Will
Mitchell
the
mixed
doubles
had
to
be
aban
doned
after
the
I.
0.
D.
E.
had
won
the
first
game
and
Mltchel
and
his
sister
had
almost
clinched
the
second.
George
Bryant
tool
Mitchell's
Dlace
and
started
ovei
0
again,
winning
both
games.
Shad
ford
and
Harrington
ware
rat
lereee.
The
scores
steed;
.
Mixed
Double
George
Bryant
and
Mi
cheil
beat
Bob
Stuart
a
lf,
15.10,
15-6.
Indies
Doubles
The
club
Hans
Oman,
K.
Nakaya.
J.
Brado.
-Moose
Knockout
wnm.
1U(
,
,.,,
.
i.i
.1
.
ur..i.
1
1Ui.t
V
V.
Vnrria
Con
is
aniiiaieu
mio
me
ncsiern
--
nl
Ski
Association,
the
Canadian
Ski
atable
Petteiton,
R.
A.
McCul-.
Association
and,
in
the
first
year
!augfc.
T.
Williams
and
William
,7
of
Its
conception,
staged
a
sports
;Scott,
from
Stewart;
C.
P.
Jehn-j
no
day
whkh
showed
ski-jumpers
son
and
Bam
Lattice,
iram
aiiee
.
.
I
VI..
n
lUriuu
ianu
eross-countr'
runners
iaei
.
to
compete'
in
any
com-
George
Joy,
J.
R.
lloneyman,
iir.
j
McDonald
and
E.
C
Nevieon,
I
from
Anyox,
and
Mr.
Kujtei
Oto
land
Mr
Kushujama,
frr
n
Arran-dale.
Coing
through
to
Vancou-
ver
on
the
veaael
are:
Mr.
amir
Mrs.
I)
P.
Knowles,
Mr.
ltd
Mrs,
iMcCiiff.-rv.
Ralph
Anderson
I
Peterson.
Homer
Ficklin,
j
Evans.
A.
Grant
and
ReJhert
Rockpool
to
Sail
Wllh
full
Largo;
rt
f
Stewart,
and
A.
Tomorrow
and
Carperby
on
Thursday
The
British
steamer
Roekpoel'ls
expected
to
leave
about
noon
to
morrow
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent
with
the
second
full
cargo
of
grain
shipped
this
season
from
the
Alfeerta
Wheat
Pool's
Jruil(i.
from
Anyox.
KEPT
HIM
FROM
WORK
FOR
A
MONTH
AT
A
TIME
Prince
Rupert
elevater.
j
t
,
c:.1.
n
c:
-
r
The
steamer
Carperby
was
half
uevernauaiJiCKuavuim.c
loaded
this
morning
and
this
ves-
Taking
FruUa-hVCS
sel
is
expected
to
get
away,
also
6
with
a
full
cargo
for
United
Kingdom
or
continent,
on
Thursday.
No
further
grain
ships
for
thi-
port
had
been
reported
up
to
noon
today,
elevator
offices
announces
Grain
is
expected
to
start
moving
in
from
the
prairies
again
to-
I
night,
following
the
delay
on
ai
-;
count
of
the
derailment
near
Kwinitsa
on
Sunday.
BROTHER
OF
FAMOUS
.
DIAMOND
STAR
DIES
M.
THOMAS
CRAIIAM
Of
the
thoustsds
and
thousands
of
men
ami
women
who
have
been
restored
lu
perfect
hetlth
by
"i'ruiW-t
lives,"
noao
are
mora
gistrful
than
Mr.
Tlioa.
Qrshan,
&3
Mssson
Kt.,
Oshswu
.
"I
am
00
yesra
old
and
was
treated
for
years
for
a
trouble
between
the
bowel
and
the
bladder,
which
kept
mi-
home
from
work
far
a
month
at
a
time:
until
I
started
to
take
"rit-.l-tws.'
Since
then,
I
have
worked
ateadOy
for
four
years
and
have
never
had
a
link
day."
Trr
this
wonderful
medicine:
mads
fmn
fruit
ieiets
ceaMoed
with
the
noest
nu
dieinal
ineredienu.
ye.
sou
COc.
a
box
at
dealers
everywhere.
lit-
Mrs.
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
Miss
Palmer
ont
Mm
I.nnir
and
Mrs.
Thor
PLAYING
BADMINTON
Johnson,
15-5,
15-18.
!
Men's
Doubles
Frank
Russell
and
W;
:
,..
n.
r
ii.in..a'
111
1
1
II
1
11
IIC
I
1UI
u
aosiv-
a
r
w
a.
Ill
pi,
oeai
o.
uanon
anu
jm
oiwum
9-16.
15-8,
15-2.
In
the
armories
the
Regiment
tbeaat
the
Cathedral
Club
although
a
number
of
the
games
were
very
close
and
the
result
was
in
doubt
to
the
end.
The
scores
were:
Men's
Doubles
Clyne
and
Bartlett
beat
Nfch
Fireside
Club
held
last
evening.
Clifford
GUker
presided
and
after
devotional
services
a
voeal
solo
was
rendered
by
Miss
Beukh
McKinley.
This
being
the
monthly
literary
program
was
a
lecture
by
Rev.
f
.
o
i.
.lyr.
tyr;
ni
his-
i
ii.
r.
rn
on
join
nuflm
n.
ells
and
Youngman
11.
16-M.:
Tinker.
Soldier
Preacher.
Auther.
16--
..
v
iSaint
and
Martyr."
.Mixed
Doubles
'
The
i
opened
wJth
Mrs.
Evltt
and
S.
D.
WohnetiMi
,crlptlon
of
that
immoi
boolt
beat
Brand
and
Miss
Crossilvt.,f.rhe
yigrim
ti
progress"
next
to
IK"-
I
.:
Ithe
KiMe
the
moat
remarkable
Ladies'
Doubly
1
ev
wrjton:
toTe4
aBl
Mrs.
McMordie
and
Mro.
rWtt(BWt
winery
Vea'd!
me
that
has
beat
Miss
Ellett
and
Mrs.
art:
jrhu,
.into
at
least
160
lett
9-15.
15-18,
15-14.
i
.
diff.-nt
languages.
It
must
have
-
J
;:-
V'rtrfrW&i-
ven'
extraordinary
SPORT
HXTURES
nun
Ju
n
)rwiliiM
.
ush,.an-
extra-
ordinary
.hoftif.
and
such
ji
man
fOK
lilt
WbhK
""''J
held
in
remembrance.
.
Jh).jtftai;.tfai.
war!)
i
BeJebraW
Pta.,r,."ru..
:.?ZLrnrjr-ZZ?trr-
.d
other
m.rth-
.
the
SOOth
anniversary
of
Ban-
1.
:V.
7.
k
,:,r;u'
7Z
rr-mu
and
.m
a.11
at
-
8.80!
Tuesday-Basketball:
Senior
m
jkLwd
feg
tbat.the
1
119
rv
t-ru
i
.
a
iitv
asv
iu
uu
niii
nviu
nviu
s
ih
w
m-
,
-
r
r
,T
n
n.
,
ri..u
!..
L
4
FW-r,
.4
,d.'ttU--f.enf--th-K.U,
i-
R-
.ZjJ&i
...
D.
114'
..
-,
iL
..K..i,n
k.r.
frnm
Simpson;
Intermediate,
Naval
'lie-
,
,
,
worxmg
in
ronjunciion
wun
me
...
,
,
-y...
...
c,
n.
jr.KS'T.'AJr..ivSii
n.-it
T"ourrster
thai
111
n
t-1..
tf
.!..
oi-.u
nur
n
th
.euel
in-
sene
vs
High
School,
Big
W
Is
onTyTming
Baptist
m
e
aa.
V
hat
aptit
Mi
iv
(people
should
take
a
special
inter
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
,(
tilt.mueT,
9
TAGF
TWO
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
iii.ii....
r7"'
!BASK
.
'LEAGUE
GAMES'
ii"M'tTTitninir'ITfi'"T"',T''v''ir""'""
dlHIWlnli
lUiiiil
!
Senior
League
AT
BADMINTON
1'
W
L
Pt
Vrt
NiBon
3
S
0
6
Hubbie:
"How
careless
of
that
man
to
drive
that
lcrr
...
corner
like
that."
Wifie:
"Yes,
it
would
have
served
him
right
If
we
hu.:
into
him.
Table
Talk.
Melbo
irn"
LECTURED
ON
inUA
DTTMVAM
fturar
ihn
proceeds!
t
th
great
conflict
that
a
uaaged
in
Ehgland
('-,,
in
Len'f
of
both
.
,
iMlgIouJnl6etty,
the
ti-txJ
tempt
of
King
Charie
t
-lftV.VV.lv..lJrk.AddreM(d
Fire,
out
democratic
goven
t
side
Club
on
"Pilgrim's
the
equally
tyrrannai
PrpgrM
.-jnd.'IlH
Jhe
rallglous
authorities
;
.
,Uhip
the
fierce
pcrsc
I
There
was
a
lare
Attendance
Raptlsta
and
other:
w
t.
uimoioiat
the
regular
meeting
of
the
differ
from
the
Sf
,
and
the
cruel
suffer;
n.
heroic
souls
who
Et
conscience.
Then
followed
a
tb
teresting
account
career
as
a
tinker
a
s
arrest
am!
i:r
I
for
twelve
yearn
m:
Kc
i
hie
bnly
crime
being
tj
a
tb
preach
God's
truth
.
it
And
when
Ttlig.c
.
was
happily
won,
how
travelled
throughou
'
preaching
the
gospc
'
of
people
crowding
messages.
After
fr.'i;
count
of
Bunytns
ate
ters
rlir
wrote
and
puLL.
boks-the
lecture
con
:
the
pathetic
stor-
days
and
death.
At
the
close
of
th
:
!:
chairman,.
and
Rev
i
I
expressed
the
tharik-i
!em
IJer
the
great
en
v
had
received.
Refreshments
were
:
Miss
C.
MnsMllem
an
est
in
the
celebration.
The
lec-
Therrien.
an
author
tv
I
I
eZ
.tTi
A
1
3rTi
h'2W2Sob
Plain
Ends
.
BLUE
package
yiEL
I
It
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