Jiinuury
10.
ItoW
TION
ACT.
el
statute"
or
Canada.
Chapter
IIS
ITIKH
COLUMBIA
FISHING
Si
inc
COMPANY
LIMITED,
1IEUE-,
,ivks
NOTICE
that
it
ha
undr
,
;
(
the
said
Act
deposited
with
i
;
,-u'i'
of
Public
Works
at
Ottawa
,
office
of
the
Registrar
cf
i
it
les
at
Vancouver,
British
Col-i
a
description
of
the
site
and
,,i
it
cannery,
cannery
wharf
and
.
ir.s
thereto,
proponed
to
be
built
.
lands
covered
with
water
front-,:t
12:15,
and
Lot
M88,
Range
8,
ln.siirt,
lr
ie
Province
of
British
!..,'
vjhicl)
tald
Lot
are
Hltuate
ChaKRfLin
the
said
Province.
Dl
AKE
NOTICE
that
aftc.
the
ex-
.4
,1
one
month
irom
the
date
of
vin
her.
1927.
JAMES
H.
LAWSON.
1318
Standard
Bank
Bldg
10
Hasting
St.
W..
Vancouver.
B.C.
li.'lt'.r
lor
the
sald
Company.
WATER
NOTICE
DIVKKMON
AM)
I'M:
NOTICE
that
ttobsst
M
addrees
M
Ml
fth
Ave
,,,!
'.iiver,
8.C:.
will
apply
f
:jr
i
take
and
use
30.000
gall
m
,,
water
out
of
small
cr-k
,
inch
flows
southerly
ard
Hiu.ton
Inlet.
QC.
Island'
oo
(eet
westerly
from
ml:
r.
liead
of
Huston
Inlet
The
..;
be
diverted
from
the
atrean.
i
,.nt.
about
300
feel
from
short
-:n(!
through
twenty-four
acre.
I
lor
under
lease,
and
will
be
1'itice
was
ported
on
the
ground
day
of
December.
lm7
A
this
notice
and
an
application
Tt
-Hereto
ana
to
ine
weisr
Act,
i
II
be
filed
In
the
office
of
the
Recorder
at
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
.
.,.!.
to
tne
application
may
be1
.vr
n
the
said
Water
Recorder
or
.
Mie
comptroller
of
Water
Right.
in.:it
Buildings.
Victoria.
B.C.
,
:i
thirty
days
after
the
flist
sp-..,
of
this
notice
In
a
local
news--
:
The
date
of
the
first
publication
!x
r.
,i
ber
22.
1987
ROBERT
M
OURRIB
.Applicant
.
NOTirt.
LAND
ACT.
or
INTBXTlT)
TO
TO
IJIASB
USU
lMTM'ltV,lTt
.
jLEAIt!
liiNii
APPI.
V
h
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
a:,.
I
situate
on
the
southwest
cor-
ATI'LY
TO
.
In
Prlnoe
Rupert
Land
Record
lng
District,
and
situate
at
Huston
Inlet.
Queen
CharloH
Island.
TAKE
NOTTOC
that
Robert
M.
Currle.
t
Vancouver,
B.C..
occupation
fish
Kcker.
Intend
to
apply
for
a
leas
of
'
following
described
UM:
Commenelng
at
a
post
planted
at
nnrtrwfwt
eoriKT
about
1,000
tset
westerly
from
miners'
csblns
at
head
of
Huston
Inlet;
tbence
westerly
20
nalii;
thence
southerly
abou
12
chatns;
thenre
et.
terly
to
chains;
thence
northerly
about
fg
chains,
and
containing
a
acres,
more
or
lass
UOBEflT
M
r
nrw
ApUM&t.
MAYOR
NEWTON
SAYSFAREWELL
Chief
Magistrate
and
Aid.
Lnrsen
Speak
Appropriate
Words
at
Final
Council
Meeting
II
.
.
i-icsiumg
over
nia
rmai
council
lng
after
eight
year
a
chief
i
trate,
the
past
five
terms
oikm-,
It
wan
appropriate
tnat
May,,t
N
lust
night
ehould
muke
a
fev
v..
publication
of
this
notice,
Brit-
,
remark.
He
thanked
members
iimuiB
nsning
at
racaing
vom-
counell
for
.,..
U
,or
rour,','
vmrt,i
that
i
united
will,
under
Section
7
ol,
hud
,1
Art,
apply
to
the
Minister
of
ixt"d
and
wished
them
all
,1
)i
Works
at
his
office
in
the
City
and
protperoupa
1928.
He
wk
,
,o
1
'
iwa
for
approval
of
the
said
le
dM,
JT..
ns
mid
for
leave
to
construct
the
idelro"
expressing
fcI
hi
appreciate,
nnery,
cannery
wharf
and
per-1
publicly
to
the
City
Hall
staff
tinra
I
T
Vancouver
BU..
thl.
Ifiih
1
11?
alw'
M
1U
or
the
city
he
was
also
desirous
of
ex
cising
his
appreciation
for
past
.'Iteration.
And
wnat
would
you
wish
the
mayoralty
candidate?"
facetiously
enquired
Aid
S'ephens.
-Si.ccei-A
at
the
polls
for
all
qf
you.
is
all
I
can
wish."
Mr.
Newton
replied
In
t
tie
spirit,
of
the
occasion
Aid
Oscar
Larsen.
also
aaylng
hi;
:.i:-e.
IK
stated
that
a
(food
deal
ol
1
leuf.ure
had
attended
Ills
three
years'
"iv:-
t:i
the
council,
and
1'
was
wuh
h
me
rcmet
that
he
's
relinquishing
cnire
lie
thanked
one
and
all
of
the
aldermen
for
oourtsale
that
had
been
extended
him
during
hi
term
of
office
industrial
purpose
upon
the
ald
wished
them
all
a
bright
and
pros-
nbed
a
applied
for
to
least
(
perous
New
Tear
He
also
bad
kind
nf
Mliar.O
In1t
Unmhv
,
,
wrtrrta
t
V
tnr
tWm
f?lt
Hall
t
mf
MMJ
th
press.
Following
th
council
meeting,
Mayor
Newtcn
entertained
th
aldermen
and
press
representatives
Informally.
EXTENSION
OF
THEATRE
LOTS
Payment
to
City
for
Convention
of
lne
(Jive
Aivazoffx
Additional
Ten
Feet
of
Depth
for
Structure
,.
k
or
Port
Chanal.
Oraham
Island
i
....
,...n
charlotu
Ulanda.
la
th
Frorinnelc'ty
council
last
ntgbt
M.
Y
and
Paul
!!r
.-ti
Columbia.
'AlvaaoB
will
obtain
an
eatra
ten
feet
iakk
NOTICE
that
Arthur
Robertson
.
,,
th
lh.,
lh.
oeP,n
,or
th
n'w
lhtr'
lhe"
!
MasM-tt.
B.C.,
occupation
a
lumber-'3-
tiitetids
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
building
on
Third
Avenue
near
the
cor-n.
i-i!
,tng
descnoM
lands
n
of
Fulton
street.
Thu
will
give
(
rum
!.,
lng
at
a
post
planted
about
lnwn
.
.....
total
Tound
..
ot
,
flft
fc
witerly
W
n.
ha.n
from
the
mouth
of
ii
i:
!,;
:.
ed
creek
flowing
Into
an
un-'HO
feet
lor
the
structure.
u.
i.
id
on
the
south
bank
of
Port,
tk
nmui
of
the
Aivaaoffa.
which
lrahsm
Island.
Queen
Charlotte
.
,.
,h
council
w
fK.,
that
!
w
,cc'Ptd
Province
af
BrltUh
Columbls
.
4
rhsin
southerly:
thence
1G
j
they
purchase
from
the
rity
for
MOO.
easterly;
thence
chains
nor-!,
valuation
p!a?ed
on
the
property
by
,::e!lne
.
t
d
ronta
to
point
talnlng
S
of
eommenct
acre,
more
or
(Signed)
A.
ROBERTSON.
Applicant.
Dated
October
$.
197
vo
l
ii
r
LAND
ACT
Ol'
IVTKMIOV
TO
TO
1A;
LA
Ml
APW.V
(
assiar
Land
District,
Land
Record-!.
-ict
of
Telegraph
Creek
and,
it-men-
ng
at
a
post
planted
at
the
.
-si
vna
oi
titsavs
ixe.
TIMBER
SALE
XOJSl
Sealed
Tender
will
be
reeelved
by
the
M.
ulster
of
Lands
at
Victoria.
B.C..
not
Idler
than
noon
on
the
10th
day
of
January.
128.
for
the
purehas
ot
Lieence
XBtSt.
to
cut
27S.0W
lineal
feet
of
Cedar
Pole
on
an
are
situated
on
Lou
MS
and
1&7S.
Sewell.
Maasett
Inlet.
QCI
District
,
'.z.jssrvjs
"ns
ro
-m
.n.
tor
r.
'
Atun.
in
about
ISWeg
10'
wee'
1
'"de.
and
about
SStfag
60
north'
.0"
i
AKt
NOTICt
that
I.
John
Alfred,
i.v
of
Gladys
Lake,
nesr
'cruustlon
Tranner.
Intend
to
of
the
following
described
avwal
of
timber.
Further
partlculsn
of
the
Chief
Forester.
Vlctorl.
B.C..
or
District
Forester.
Prince
Bupert.JLC
ffi-,
0VEUNLENTJJ(iU0It
ACT
J
"
uecemoer
v,
iwn
",
'
'7
,
in
ruoiiATi:
lu
the
'Bm
Bib
m
wmm
UiTwraa
turn
tc
wmm
ess
i
w.sBBrsrsrjsMn
h
,
a
9
rr.
nm
con-
i
tfal
K
vJsarf.U
s
BaHBWBlBniKBi
I
t
Thomas
Mcc:i...
,.
100
ii
l
.11
:
In
from
Fulton
sti".:
,u.u
6
and
7
where
the
tliejtic
hy
I
tn
lane
iCl.
i!
lots
II
be
built
l.uid
tiien
exchange
therefor
10
by
50
feet
of
th
lane
immediately
back
of
lots
0
and
7.
they
(the
Alvaeoffsl
to
bear
all
th
cost
Involved
in
the
moving
of
the
present
reading
room
building
off
the
new
lane
as
well
as
removal
of
telephone
poles
and
sewer
alteration.
Thus
th
city
will
be
the
direct
gainer
af
400
cash
and
10
by
SO
feet
of
additional
lane.
Owners
of
lots
bordering
on
the
changed
lane
acceded
to
th
prcposftlou
and
City
Solicitor
I
F
Jones
informed
the
council
that
the
request
could
be
met
legally
under
the
Municipal
Act.
It
was
moved
by
Aid.
Perry
and
Aid.
Unaey
that
the
request
be
granted,
a
bylaw
to
the
effect
then
being
given
Its
first
reading
so
ss
to
bind
next
year'
council
and
enable
the
theatre
builders
to
proceed
with
the
work
without
delay.
In
thanking
the
council
for
meeting
with
the
request..
M
Y
Aivaaofl
referred
y
the
fact
that
the
additional
ten
feet
In
depth
thu
secured
would
allow
of
considerable
Improvements
In
the
theatre
building
such
a
up-to-date
-reaslng
rooms,
mezzanine
floor.
tc.
He
further
suggested
that
the
city
might
b
through
cgi;i
owners
of
other
lots
abutting
on
Uie
same
line,
to
extend
the
property
line
.of
the
entire
block
back
the
same
ten
feet,
thus
straightening
ou;
the
lane
again.
It
so
happened
that
It
was
the
only
block
In
the
city
where
:h
could
he
done,
the
city
luelf
owning
the
half
of
toe
block
on
the
south
side
of
the
:ii.
CITY
REPEATS
ITS
REQUESTS
Anking
A'aih
for
Provision
of
ntthermen'H
Fltialw
ani
Sale
of
Klork
21.
Section
1
'
Provlnoe
oi
British
Columbia,
upon
the
government
council
decided
last
night
torelter-
MITIf'K
or
AIM'I.ICATION
I'OU
ltl
l.lt
ale
a
former
request
to
the
federal
de-l.UIAt
L'
partment
ol
public
work
that
fteats
abOUt
;
.
t
r.,r
tt
nmteetlnn
nf
ttie
lnenl
hallhllt
leet
r.orth
of
the
mouth
of
Flb
MOnCE
IS
HMWDX
uivaw
inai
on
--
r
--
---
-
---
K
ver.
thence
one
mile
we,-t
thence
the
6th
day
of
February
next
tne
uuqer-
eet
ana
omer
inning
vessels
cv
im-ni
le
south;
thence
one
mile
eL
'
signed
Intend?
to
apply
to
the
Vf0'
'oiedlatety
p-
.
at
Cow
Bay.
al-e
ne
mile
north,
and
conUUiliig
!
-outrol
Board
for
e
licence
In
rpeci
t-rmer
that
block
section
i.
in
ii-rmer
of
the
building
-i.
acres
mat
or
less
!
'o
premises
being
part
ud
i
JOHN
Ai-FrUtD
I
BUIKUX.
,
known
ss
"Ccmmerctal
Hotel"
situate
at
court
bouse
site,
be
placed
on
the
mar
Applicant
i
'he
corner
of
Fut
Avenue
and
aighth
ktt
,,,
b,
tne
i3inv..l
I
AND
t
f
"T
i
lud
described
a
Lots
Thirteen
ilSl
1
The
original
land
Fourteen
l
Ml.
mrn
nine
ivi.
.
h
a
...
uni
n-i..
BuiwH
in
NOTHI.
.T
INTFNIION
TO
AFTLV
TO
Land
'
Registration
.
District.
L.'"'
In
.
the
h7TZ.
Pro-
LKASC
UM
In
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Ora-h:on
uieitf
Laad
Beeording
Oisuirt
ol
'mice
uptrt.
and
situate
on
the
west
ie
of
iiannall
Harbor
at
lb
Head
ai
I"
mien
Bound.
Queen
Charlotte
lalsnds
iToviuoe
of
BrlUah
Oolusabia
I
AXB
NOTIQB
that
JMtM
ColtWiBtAtl
I't-hing
Si
Packing
Company
Limited
of
Tv.
.
...
.ouvor.
c
.
occupaUoa
Salmon
ran-ii.r.t
lr.ie-
as
to
apply
for
a
lease
ol
'he
foiio-..,.g
deacrlbed
land
Commencing
at
a
poet
planted
on
th
eat
hort
of
a
creek
called
Twin
Biver
thence
4
chains
west:
thence
twenty-one
hams
north:
thence
4
chain
east;
thence
following
contour
of
rhore
line
to
place
ot
commenoa-tent,
and
con-
alulna
B4
acres,
mors
or
tarn.
B
C.
FtBHIMQ
PAOXIMG
OO.
LTD
U.
U
Bogll
i-re-
ucsoper
gg.
hit.
Aaol
leant.
liUi.
Agent
LAND
ACT
NflTICK
OF
INtBMTION
TO
APLV
TO
riHtCllAr.
LAMt
In
Range
8
Und
Recording
District
ol
Prince
Rupert,
snd
situate
at
the
northerly
end
of
Telegraph
PaasaKc
Skeena
River.
.
.
.
.
TAB
MCKRCI
U
J.
U.
Todd
St
Sons
of
Victoria.
3
0..
occupation
salmon
can-ners,
lntev.
to
apply
far
permUslon
to
purchaa
he
following
deeartbed
land
Oommeti.tna
at
a
post
planted
at
the
northwest
earner
of
Lot
SI.
Range
.
CD.;
tha-m
gS
chains
east;
thence
20
ohalna
north,
more
or
lees,
to
high
water
maia;
inence
aoutMrly
along
iui
water
mark
to
th
poUrt
of
commencement,
and
containing
10
acre,
more
or
lea.
J.
II.
TODD
St
SONS.
LTD.
'
-
Applicant
Huirflrmmw
"IRAKI)
ACT
''MrirtAn-itri
request
In
connection
the
fishermen's
floats
was
mad
by
the
city
council
on
July
11
last,
vlnce
aforesaid,
for
the
sal
of
beer
by
AF
tllf
feral
house
would
be
re
nam-
I..r.7.i"3S"u"
Win,
-.-.
on
I.,u.a.
the
mayor
thought
-
nsumntion
on
tn
premien
DATED
at
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.,
thla
the
time
ws
opportune
for
the
city
tb
7th
day
of
JanuarrA-D
agaUt
make
th
request
la
order,
at
IDA
8.
MH1j',c.nt
least,
to
strengthen
the
hand
ot
the
irr
federal
member
in
his
demands
along
NOTICE
than
line.
The
mayors
suggestion
sa
i&tofoTSZ
.unltfoTtSf
Jo.
Oreer.
Aid
O
P.
Ttnk.r
-oondlng:
City
at
Prince
Rupert
that
I
require
The
request
In
connection
with
block
the
pretence
of
the
said
electors
at
City
ciiou
I.
was
moved
by
Alderman
Ut.0.vehocrdoon.0or'r,7rpurP
Stephen,
and
seconded
b,
AH.
Jo.
of
eleotlng
persons
to
represent
inem
oreer
as
Mayor
and
t
lM
Aldermen,
or
School
Tru
The
mode
of
nomination
of
candidates
shall
be
as
follows:
The
candidates
ahall
be
nominated
j
In
writing:
the
writing
shall
be
sub-
(
-!
k
twn
iw.-
nf
the
muntotoal-
i
FAVORABLE
REPORT
ON
SUPERANNUATION
Ity
as
pi
opceer
snd
seconder,
snd
snail
I
be
dslleerjd
to
the
tt,'r,V',8of0itwo
Clly
4'wmrll
In
(let
rurUier
luformn-tle
aiS'twS
IMw"
of
the'day
of
nomln-
th.ii
t
Measure
Kiht
by
l
ire
allon;
the
enld
wrltin;;
may
be
In
the
INirtnient
form
nun.tvl
:
in
th
Bohedule
of'
the
"Mun.clpal
Elections
Ait.
and
nhal!
,
state
the
names
residence
and
occu-!
The
finance
luinmlliee
mported
faror-pstlon
or
description
of
each
iieraou
pro-;
ably
to
the
city
council
last
night
on
nS,n'.uShmcandra.V
.?'--'
tb.
mquest
nf
the
flr.
depart-event
of
a
poll
being
necessary
such
poll
rncnt
for
the
Institution
of
a
scheme
of
shall
be
opened
on
the
Twelfth
day
of
;
gUperannuaUon
aubjeot
to
the
provla-eTrTli
Vere0Diyru1.,red,toWlCk.iion.
of
th.
Superannuation
At
but.
on
notice
and
govern
himself
sccordlngly.
suggestion
of
Aid
Stephens,
It
wan
.....
Olven
under
my
har.d
at
City
Hall,
o-,
to
refer
the
matter
buok
to
the
nv
,.r
rve-nHer
10'7
'
'
K
p.
jonss.
1
clty
treaiiirer
for
a
more
complete
re-
Returning
Officer.
port
thereon.
In
connection
with
the
matter.
Mr.
reported
to
the
council
that
he
IN
TIIK
SI
I'KCMK
COI
KT
OF
MUTISM
ha
written
to
th
provlnolal
govern-roH'Mlll
A
ment
on
the
question;
hut
had.
a
yet.
In
the
Mutter
of
the
AdmlnUitratlon
;
.Li
n0
-..i
iT-ltal
exDcndi-
Amt-
nri
in
the
flatter
of
the
BsUte
of
Oeoi
(.WW:
W
gw
jM
tar
a
Clifford
Adolphu
Wilson.
Deceasea.
HW
'deaartaKM
TiVafee-
Vtt
.
herehv
reoulred
to
furnish
nam
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
3rd
day
of
January.
A.D
1BJ8.
and
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
reoulred
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
indebkewne
to
me
forthwith
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
AOmiaU'.rator.
.re
rin
'
.
c
n
,ud
th
3rd
day
of
Uem
uber,
AD
1
1837.
the
eonoert
Concerned
in
Tntst-to.
I
i
w.
ifim
..
.....
Vakk
rAK
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
"J''
..B
""T
Honor.
,nor.
F.
MrB.
Young,
th
let
day
ot
Oe-
j
ployee
it
would
be
W.OOO
Tho
city,
cember.
nember.
A
a
D.
d.
im.
iijt,
t
i
i
wis
appointed
Admin-
Uir
Jcne
pointed
out.
had
no
option
isirator
at
the
estate
f
aone
Clifford
v
Tl-i..
ivila-n.
dl.
and
all
nar-
tie
havlna
claim
against
the
said
estate
AW.
BUplwns
felt
that
It
was
a
matter
ot
considerable
Importance
on
which
the
council
should
be
fully
Informed
before
Dually
adopting
It.
His
suggestion
that
it
go
back
to
the
ettf
solicitor
and
alty
imesurer
tor
more
complete
reprrt
wai
iidoplod
AQvsttm
In
tbt
Dally
Nsws
SHE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FTTH
HOCKEY
TEAM
j
FOR
OLYMPICS
Varsity
Grads
Lost
Only
One
(iame
in
Their
Allan
Cup
Series
Last
Year
TOltOMTO,
Jan.
10
r
he
University
of
l'oronto
Graduates'
Hi
?tey
tram
will
fcail
for
Sf
Mnrltr.,
S-htnerlnri;'
in
.Juii-uary
tc
represent
Can.
I
a
in
the
Hock-y
division
of
the
Olympic
Oimes,
Ot'im-lid
only
at
the
beglnnint;
of
last
eaon
the
Grads
'von
the
AUuu
Cup,
emblematic
cf
the
Amateur
Hoi
key
Championship
of
Canada,
by
a
brilliant
series
of
victories.
Not
until
a
champions
of
the
Earn
they
met
For-
William.
We
t-trn
winners
In
the
final
playoff
at
Vancouver,
did
they
encounter
a
single
defeat.
The
Forts
fought
through
five
sanies
before
the
collegians
got
the
edge.
The
Orads'
first
appearance
was
In
the
Spi
rumen's
Patriotic
AMociatlon
aerivs
in
the
fall
of
1936.
They
were
nosed
ou'
of
winning
this
e'.vnt
by
Marl-boro,
another
Toronto
lub.
Then
with
he
opening
of
the
Oti'
.rio
Hockey
As-.i
rla'.lon
series
the.
tean.
b:
an
to
make
nelf
felt
and
to
atu
.,
'
atitimon
Oy
a
consistent
run
of
rti'viw.
By
debating
Marlboros.
Pete'ot.ro.
Brantford.
Toronto
C.inoe
Club
and
N
ir,h
Toronto
they
wtn
the
right
to
:nee:
Peterb.
.
in
the
group
pliyoffs.
n-.e
Petes,
who
had
already
suffered
a
10-1
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Uie
Orads,
surprised
the
fsns
by
holding
tb
ex-callegiaru
to
a
score
of
1-1.
In
the
second
playoff
gam
,
however,
the
Orads
came
.hrjugh,
win
nlng
2-0.
The
team
then
entered
the
finals
of
the
OJf-A.
senior
ser:ev.
and
met
Kitchener.
This
team
wa
beaten
handily
In
two
games
and
the
Orads
emerged
senior
champion
of
the
O.H.A.
by
a
score
of
-a
on
the
round.
They
now
had
to
mee'
the
Intermediate
OH-A
champion-'.
the
Twelfth
Battery
of
Lond.n,
for
the
right
to
represent
the
association
the
Allan
Cup
scries.
The
military
l
id'
put
up
the
toughest
opposition
th.
Grad-
had
yel
encountered,
but
were
beaten
largely
owing
to
the
brilliant
piay
of
Lou
Huti-n.
Orad
right
wing.
St.
FrancoU
Nationals
ot
Montreal.
Quebec
champions,
heU
'.he
Orad
tc
a
tie
score
of
one
.
all
at
their
first
meeting.
The
second
K
im"
played
Ui
Toronto
gave
the
ex-studer.ts
a
seven
to
one
victory
over
the
French-Canadian
team.
In
this
game
Hen
farter,
dashing
defence
pluyci
and
JwC
Sullivan,
the
guaiie.
were
tie
uutstanoini',
players.
Alter
beating
the
New
Edinburgh
team
of
Ottawa
by
acores
i
10
to
nothing
and
eeven
to
one
the
Orads
v..
r.
entitled
to
meet
Fort
William
in
the
Allan
Cup
final
at
Vancouver.
The
e
cond
game.
In
which
liert
Plaxton
starred,
was
scarcely
over
beton
the
Orad
were
aboard
a
a'est-b.Mind
train
after
.
enthusiastic
send-off
from
Toronto
tan
.
The
four
games
played
at
Vaocouvei
agint
i
he
Port
William
team
proved
one
of
the
hardest
fought
rerles
in
the
annals
of
Canadian
hockey.
The
bland
of
hockey
displayed
by
both
team
vu
a
tb
esttmntlon
of
many
old-.
o
s
fans
who
witnessed
the
games
the
finest
ever
shown
on
Canadian
ice.
The
first
game
was
a
tie.
tw
.
all.
th
brilliant
Individual
efforts
of
Cave
TrstUer.
who
scored
both
goals,
gving
through
the
entire
Fort
William
warn
for
one
of
them
to
save
the
Toronto
team
tram
defeat.
In
(he
second
fixture
the
Orad
met
the
tint
defeat,
the
Forts
winning
oy
s
(core
of
three
to
two.
The
thlid
turn,
featured
by
the
smart
play
of
Porter.
Hudson
and
Taylor,
went
to
the
Orads
by
a
score
of
four
u
one.
tying
the
sertea.
In
th
final
game
the
ex-collegians
wbn
by
the
narrow
margin
ot
two
to
one.
Bow
Taylor
had
tlie
distinction
o.'
rcorlng
the
winning
-
goal
on
frcm
Delahey.
SPORT
GHAT
S-SlSSSE3CE!3DBifl(BS-S
Heavyweight
title
fights
in
the
near
future
wjll
draw
orowa
of
pivdi'v
W0
-000
persona.
Oetie
Tunney,
ilie
preseni
tltleholder,
told
ohamblona
in
the
various
major
branches
of
sprit
st
the
"sport
champion'
dinner"
given
by
the
Madison
Square
Osrttan
Athletic
Club
in
New
York.
Tunnef
aald
he
though'
the
"time
was
coming
when
title
bout
in
hia
owp
division
would
drs
twice
a
much
as
they
do
new-
-In
cr.iwds
"
Tb
last
Tmnuy-n-mpsey
match
was
She
Could
Not
Work
HEADACHES
Were
So
Severe
lira.
A.
Hiehl,
nur
stall,
Bask.,
write
:
"I
wai
tmuhleil
itk
very
sever
headaches,
ana
sometime
1
eou'l
nut
do
my
work.
"One
doj
a
fr;nil
told
ma
ahont
and
ad
vim
id
in,,
to
give
it
a
tri',
I
decided
to
do
r
and
after
taLing
a
1
few
bottle
I
f
.uiiil
it
had
done
m
a
1
world
of
g-ood,
hum
I
haven
t
had
any
i
boadachesfur
s
l-"(f
time
now."
Manur:,,
fnred
onlr
Vy
Th
T.
MilUurn
Oo
Iimlud.
XufW-lo,
bit.
S9Kmw99BHbB
of
fought
before
nearly
lsfcSM
persons
Mayor
James
J.
Walker,
ot
Mb
York.
vas
tcaatmuter
at
tb
dinner.
Terming
the
gathering
a
"convention
of
champion."
Mayor
aralhar
introduced
the
champions
In
the
various
linen
of
sport,
including
BUI
Cook,
star
of
the
New
York
Rangers,
as
hockey
Two
of
the
moat
eagerly
sought
minor
league
star
in
toe
country
Shortstop
Lyn
Lsry
and
Second
Backer
Jimmy
He
sc.
of
the
Oakland
League.
pskihava
been
tagged
for
delivery
to
the
I
world's
champion
New
York
Yanks
In
ISM.
Purchase
of
the
crack
Infield
pair
wss
announced
otoclally
by
Colonel
Jacob
Ruppert.
Yankee
owner,
after
'circulation
of
report
for
frvmal
VMksi
that
they
liad
tftfi
otrtMfied
sTundas-1
cover."
The
price
for
the
two
young
star.i
wa
no!
dlsclos-d
but
baseball
ix.
rt-
itstn,i.-it.
i
will
amount
to
the
equivalent
oi
i
JO.ooo
In
cah
and
player,
based
on
amount
paid
tor
Pacific
Coasi
plavera
during
the
last
few
years.
SECOND
PORTION
OF
CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
IS
OPENED
LIST
NIGHT
P.i
ice
llupcrt
C'ribbti't
League
suits
l.t
night
were
ni
follow:
C
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Storage
IS
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12.
Suits
ol
Canada
13,
Ci
14
.
Orniige
Lodge
IS,
Orotto
S.
re
Knights
of
Oolurubns
111.
St.
Andrews
15.
I
c
N.
Mechanloa
A
C
N.
Qpa
rating
18.
Prlrce
Rupert
Hotel
1.
KSW
Impress
It'trl
13.
Legion
W
L.
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cld
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to
rage
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...
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line
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1
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Moose
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KnUlus
of
Columbus
0
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0
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r.e
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0
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