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SIX
MINING
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give
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in
buying
and
selling
Mining
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Vancouver
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for
accepting
Wheat
order
on
Winnipeg
Stock
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Co-
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Chickens,
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I
I
I1F.SNEH
1ILOCK
DENTIST
LAND
ACT
NOTICE
OP
INTENTION
TO
,ITL
TO
riltl'IIAXE
LAM
In
Range
4.
Coast
District.
Land
Recording
District
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
situate
about
mUet
from
the
mouth
of
the
Khutae
River.
TAKE
NOTICE
THAT
Frederick
Pasdoe
Wilson
of
Vancouver.
B.C.,
occupation
CIvU
Engineer,
intends
to
apply
for
permission
to
purchase
tfce
following
described
land
Conuneiiciiiu
at
n
post
planted
near
the
northeant
corner
of
Lot
647.
thence
west
10
rhatiuv
tiionre
north
80
rhalns;
thence
eni
20
rinurLs;
iiier.ee
south
60
chains,
unci
cnttLUiiU
lio
mure
or
less.
FREDERICK
PARDOE
WILSON.
Applicant
Dald
August
30.
198.
238
GIANTS
TRIM
BOSTON
TEAM
STILL
ONE
OAME
IIEIIIMI
llECAI'SE
.ST.
LOUS
HON
AOAINST
PHILADELPHIA
NEW
ORX.
Sept.
IS.
Although
the
New
York
OitnU
trimmed
Botton
eight
games
lo
four
djr
and
established
a
ixw
major
league
record
for
consecutive
vlctcrlee
in
double
headers.
St.
Lcuta
managed
to
star
on
top
by
defeating
Philadelphia
In
a
mediocre
game,
tlx
St.
Louj
batten
being
walk'
ed
In
their
fifth
Inning.
The
Olanta
are
U11
one
full
game
behind
the
Cardinals.
In
the
only
National
League
game
flayed
Mvinueh
of
St.
Louis,
continued
his
batting
aptee
with
a
homer
aad
a
riple
score,
all
of
hie
team
guru
aga
inst
Chicago
that
mm
out
five
to
four.
The
Browns
made
five
errors.
NATIONAL,
L&VCUE
New
York
-,
Boston
1-1.
St.
Louis
IS.
Philadelphia
6.
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburg
4.
AMERICAN
I.KAOl
E
Chicago
5.
St.
Louts
4.
COAST
LEAH
I
E
Oakland
4.
Missions
7.
Sacramento
8,
HoUyvoo
t.
Sanfranelseo
4,
Portland
1.
Los
Angelas
8.
Seattle
4.
LEACH
L
STAMHNOS
NATIONAL
W.
L.
St.
Lotus
84
M
New
York
.-.
84
86
Chicago
at
M
Pittsburg
TT
st
ClnelnnaU
7t
84
Brooklyn
,..
TO
10
Boston
44;
St
PMIeoelpbto
....
4
T
American
New
York
.......
SI
4t
PluJaoekphla
....
SO
88
St.
Leans
77
St
Chicago
J4
Washington
e
is
Detroit
St
TS
Cleveland
88
SI
Boston
4
SO
Pc:
Mi
MO
SSI
M
.SH
JHi
MO
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IS
.488
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENULIMI
LKAOLE
IHtMoti
I.
Arsenal
0.
Birmingham
0.
Aston
Villa
i.
Newcastle
1.
Blackburn
4.
Portaaxmth
0.
Bury
t.
Burnley
7.
Derby
Couaty
8,
BhiifflsU
vr
day
0.
Bverton
3,
H
snow
aster
CSty
8.
HudderafMd
,
Lde
1.
S.
west
Maw
a.
United
a.
Uverpool
1
SheffteM
unties
8,
OaM
1.
Ssjadsrtaad
4.
Barton
8.
IMvMm
II.
Blackpool
X.
Bristol
Ottg
1.
Bradford
4.
west
atiawaUia
1.
Chelsea
1.
Bameiey
8.
O
rims
by
S.
Clapton
.
MUtwaU
0.
Hull
Ctty
a.
Motto
County
2.
TftlliialBsai
0.
C4daam
t.
aOddlsshoce
S.
South
em
srtciri
4.
Prestom
.
Stoke
City
t.
Port
Vale
1.
Swansea
S.
Notts
Bust
a.
woiverhsmpton
X.
Bieittng
0.
sront'ii
LiuotE
IHvieaMi
1.
Ayr
Untied
1
Palkirk
ft.
Clyde
S.
Hibernians
1.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Cattle
0.
Dundee
0.
Hamilton
1.
Beam
0.
Bangers
1.
Kilmarnock
0.
AJhsrSiau
1.
Motherwell
S.
Partlcfc
4.
Queen's
Park
S.
Balth
Movent
0.
St
Morren
2,
Alrdrteonlans
0.
Third
Lanark
4.
Johnstone
1.
DURING
BABY'S
TEETHING
TIME
The
Bowels
Become
Loose
j
Disfrbrxa,
dysentery,
colic,
cnmrtL
etc.,
manifest
thenwelvn;
the
puaa
L-
!
come
swollen,
and
cankers
form
in
the
i
-
w
tug
maajo
WW
UjO
(
mother
abould
use
snd
perhaps
save
the
baby's
Efe,
On
the
market
for
80
years.
Prine,
60o.
a
botUe
at
all
drocziala
ori
desJera.
IN
PROBATE
IV
THE
MTIIEMF.
rot'KT
OP
IlKITIslI
fOLOIIllA
In
the
Ustter
of
the
Administration
Act;
and
m
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
Bather
KUlas,
nee
Esther
Solomons,
Deceased.
Intestate.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
order
of
His
Honor.
P.
MsB.
Young,
the
Sth
dsy
of
September,
AX).
IBSB,
I
was
appointed
Administrator
of
the
estate
of
Bather
Klllas.
nee
Esther
Solomons,
deceased,
and
all
parties
having
claims
against
the
said
estate
are
hereby
required
to
furnish
same,
properly
verified,
to
me
on
or
before
the
11th
day
of
October.!
A.u.
mas.
and
all
parties
indented
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
ol
their
Indebtedness
to
ote
forthwith.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Dated
the
11th
day
of
September.
AD.
1928.
j
TUB
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Septem!,.
I'.'L'K
LACROSSE
TEAM
BASEBALL
GAME
BEAT
AIYMSH
LITTLE
DISPUTE
WITH
STICKS
MAILS
.SECOND
MEETING
OK
NATIVES
AMI
LOCAL
HOYS
Prince
Runert
larroase
team
won
splendid
style
weaurrtar
over
Alva
native
team
by
a
score
of
five
goals
to
two,
nut
unfortunately
the
game
was
mured
by
a
mi?
between
Brick
3
inner
and
two
or
three
of
the
natives,
as
a
Menu
cf
which
Morvan
of
the
visiting-
team
had
to
go
to
the
hospital
and
Sfctnner
snd
another
of
the
natives
wet
given
time
on
the
sidelines.
The
total
penalties
for
Alyansh
amounted
to
M
minutes
and
for
Prince
Bnpsq
ten
minutes.
The
victory
as
due
to
a
large
ex
tent
to
the
splendid
work
of
T.
Hughes
In
goal.
&Mtflct
-br
s
strona
defence.
The
abarpatoofjtsii
also
played
a
rat
ling
good
game.
Seprrrs
were
:
Rupert
Woods.
4:
C
Tooley.
1.
Alyansh
C
Morvan.
1:
L
Smyth.
I
SPORT
CHAT
I
One
evening
recently
the
weather
clng
ideal,
the
Anyox
all-star
team
played
to
a
S
to
1
victory
over
the
visiting
OveenviUe
team.
Anyox
man
ned,
trhough
the
skillful
playing
o
Jack
Barker,
to
make
the
first
sesi.
me
visitors
then
tied
the
score.
In
the
eeond
half
Woods
scored
two
goals
tor
Anyox.
tanking
the
score
of
l-l
The
Anyotc
line-up
was.
Wlnlcleman.
(goal).
Stolta,
Areher
Donaldson.
Tay
lor.
McDongaU.
PesV.
Buchanan.
Dodd.
Woods.
Parker.
Aftar
the
loothall
game
la
was
denied
that
the
Bka'
baseball
would
play
the
visiting
Oreenvule
team.
Ac-aordlegty
the
hoys
turned
out
and
brought
the
victory
to
An
vox
with
a
iscore
of
11-1.
The
nuUn
feature
of
the
evening
was
when
Bartmann
of
any-as
knocked
a
home
run.
The
Anyox
9eys
had
no
dtftselty
in
kawoins
ahead
"
their
opponents.
The
line-up
for
anyoa
was
Lasorek
(pi;
Ohenoalrl
c):
Bartssaan
(let
b:
Sheen
(Snd
base.)
McOoU
sa.(;
MeOougall
(trd
b);
Mat-tot
(IX);
Xvans
(cJi;
Wilson
(rX).
With
the
stimiaai
outdoor
sporting
season
In
Prince
Bopert.
such
as
it
mav
have
bean,
now
behind,
the
Interest
o'
-porting
fans
In
this
city
win
turn
t:
amnganisiits
for
winter
Indoor
ath-lettas.
Pair
week
has
come
Jo
mark
her
the
end
of
summer
sport
and
the
turn
lag
to
the
winter
li)BM.
BasketbaU.
It
may
be
eapseted.
will
again
occupy
tb-eentre
of
the
stage
and
it
Is
likely
the',
the
seanclstiou,
in
charge
will
soon
he
starting
arrangsniiuta,
Kvea
through-"ft
the
summer,
boxing
has
been
car-rted
on
la
the
city
with
considerable
snceass.
it
should
meet
with
eves
more
popularity
this
winter.
An
extension
In
badminton,
which
has
been
mlnlag
la
popularity
by
Maps
and
bounds
during
the
past
two
or
thrct
winters.
Is
already
promised
with
more
orgaoJaaUom
taking
np
the
sport
Th
stat
active
diversions
of
billiards
whist,
crlboage
etc
should
slso
bt
carried
on
siioeissfully
onae
more.
The
iggeetluu
has
been
made
several
times
la
the
past
that
Prince
Super;
might
have
another
popular
Indoor
sport
In
the
form
of
indoor
hassbeli
owevvr.
the
Idea
has
not
been
taken
np
and,
la
view
of
the
outdoor
baseball
situation
ben
during
the
past
summer.
It
to
hardly
to
be
expected
that
they
will
be
anything
doing
along
this
Una
during
the
coming
winter.
(or
the
local
lacrosse
team
which
played
a
couple
of
games
with
the
Indians
fr
Alyansh.
all
the
athletic
competitions
at
that
yeart
fair
were
provided
by
natives
from
various
villages
in
taw
district
The
Indians
even
figured
rAomlnently
in
the
boxing
tournament
lest
Tnoaday
evening
and,
in
that
esBmsrtlon.
It
was
regrettable
that
one
of
the
natives
h
rough
no
fault
of
hla
own.
should
hsve
been
manhandled
by
a
hot
-beaded
local
youth
because
he
did
hla
beat
and
won
a
fight
which.
If
not
fair!'
matched,
was.
at
least
no
fault
of
his
own.
While
white
Inter-town
football
and
baseball
raates
at
this
year's
Psir
were
badly
missed
aad
It
to
to
hoped
they
wUI
not
be
lacking
an
other
year,
the
natives
should
always
be
made
welcome
here
aad
they
should
he
encouraged
to
com
to
Prince
Rupert
at
all
times,
not
only
during
Pair
Week,
to
exhibit
their
prowios
in
con
test
with
the
local
playera
of
various
spirts.
The
nstlves
are
good
sports
and
msny
of
them
are
excellent
players
of
football,
baseball
Uctosss.
etc.
FAMOUS
JOCKEY
IS
DECLARED
BANKRUPT
LOSESALL
RACES
LONDON.
Sept
15
-Steve
Donoghue.
who
rode
six
Derby
winners
during
his
long
career
aa
a
Jo
key,
has
been
declared
bankrupt
This
year
misfortune
has
ridden
with
him
aad
Donoghue
found
himself
riding
MS
sonsooullm
WIIV
HE
KICKLO
Caller
Look
here.
Want
to
see
you
n'xnit
this
paragraph
aaaounclng
my
r!znation
finn
the
CfeaBiber
of
Com-
merre
r.:,r
B
,
v
true.
Isn't
It'
Caller-
Oulte
B
r
I
nhotild
Hr
you
to
explain
why
you've
printed
It
under
"Pub!:r
improt
cnwi.v
NOT
COMPLETED
NATIVES
IMHONANT
THAT
TlltlK
MITCH
M10ri.il
HAVE
IIEEN
sT'orrsiV
'
umtliiua
v
Port
Simpson
and
Haaetton
played
'
snly
four
innings
in
the
final
for
the
,
native
baseball
championship
yesterday
I
o
It
was
called
no
game
and
the
teams
.
returned
to
their
homes
today
without
deciding
the
possession
of
the
cup
this
year.
It
was
agreed
to
play
nine
Innings
and
th
v
tasting
natives
were
rather
indignant
that
their
game
should
have
been
stocrped
right
In
the
middle
It
In
order
that
the
stampede
might
started.
When
the
game
wai
called.
T-ort
Simpson
was
leading
8
to
4.
WUllam
Wale,
captain
or
the
Hasdton
team
stated
this
morning
that
the
"rip
cost
hla
team
1300
and
they
are
rather
dissatisfied
that,
after
this
ex
sense,
they
were
unable
to
play
the
final.
The
Haatlton
team
returned
to
.he
Interior
this
morning
and
the
Port
Slmpwm
team
returned
home
by
gas
boat.
SMALL
ATTENDANCE
RODEO
CALLED
OFF
Heorjr
Returned
to
I'ew
who
Entered
(late
for
srrmKl
rvrfwmanre
Yea
trrilay
Afternoon
So
small
an
attendance
paid
admission
yesterday
for
the
second
day
of
the
ttampede
In
connection
with
the
Exhibition
that
It
was
decided
to
call
he
performance
oft
and
refund
the
money
of
the
few
who
had
passed
the
tte.
It
Is
evident
now
that
the
Fair
Beard
-vsat
year
will
have
to
devise
some
itbor
form
of
major
attraction
than
s
stamped.
Neither
the
horses
nor
the
vteer
were
very
lively
and
it
is
pro-
eble
that
it
was
this
rather
than
the
threatening
weather
that
prevented
a
:rowd
turning
out
yesterday.
The
rodeo
gate
this
year
amounted
to
inly
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whereas
last
year
It
ran
over
VI
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The
1S38
Pair
Board
will
have
a
lane
lass
on
the
stampede
alone.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
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The
Traeapl
Art
Ross
of
the
Boston
Bruins
has
named
Lionel
Hltchman
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captain
of
the
Boston
professional
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for
the
coming
winter
"Hi
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has
been
with
the
Bruins
tor
fear
years,
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who
has
starred
ra
detenuse
ever
since
be
Joined
the
teen
sslsis
from
Ottawa,
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make
cod
on
the
Job.
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liked
by
both
Qlayers
and
fans.
Hltchman
will
get
he
full
backing
of
the
management
Me
takes
the
place
of
Bprague
Cleghom
nho
will
not
be
with
the
Bruins
tht
Timer
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won't
be
long
now
before
he
b'g
hockey
leaguers
commence
raining
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McCafTery,
Ltd.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Imporlant
Announcement!
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
ing
at
One-Third
Less
than
Regular
Prices
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had
prepared
rather
heavily
for
this
Exhibition
Week
but
chiefly
on
account
of
the
changing
weather,
our
sales
have
not
been
so
great
as
we
did
expect.
Our
stock
is
therefore
rather
greater
than
we
care
to
carry.
To
get
it
back
to
normal,
all
our
large
stock
of
Ladies'
Hats
and
Coats
will
be
offered
on
Friday
and
Saturday
at
one-third
Icg
than
the
regular
prices.
And
Coolie
Coats,
we
shall
offer
for
$1.00
cash.
This
affords
an
opportunity
for
thrifty
buying.
No
Phone
Orders.
No
Exchanges.
All
goods
for
cash
only
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Louvre
Third
Avenue.
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