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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
NEW
EMPRESS
CLUB
TFRRAfF
Pf
AM
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VL
i
mne
wuict
ir
attic
LtlLW
o
and
Moose
Were
Also
Winners
Last
Night
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
t
'
'
Seal
Cove
3.
Grotto
(5.
Knights
of
Pythias
k
S'ew.
Em-
m
A,
A
Wit
(1
C.
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,
7
:
tres
.
Moose
7,
Mi
Erlksoa
2.
League
Table
r
yi
New
Empress
3-
Grotto
f
3
Moose
.
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?3
2
Knights
of
Pythfas
.
Js
1
LHf
Krfksnn
3
1
Seal
Cove
.
.
.
3
St
George's
&Mr"
3
Scheme
to
Unite
All
Sport
Activl-ties
Including
Skating
.
on
Tapis
'
TERRACE,
Nov.
16.
A
met-itii
in
the
interests
of
forming
an
athletic
association
which
would
take
over
th
mntiarumun
il
I
-
.w.mB
wia...
v
din
ri
the
different
athletic
activitka
rthrogbout
the
district
was
held
In
the
Terrace
Theatre
on
Wed-
nesday
night.
It
was
proposed
to
form
an
association
in
the
,
w.
,
I
n
niinHACIIIOUMI
.
'
the
erection
of
a
building
.
rnuuKii
lor
a
HKaiing
TIHK
't
.
A
postponed
game.
K.
jiL
V.
vsUi
.,..ui.
,
j
,
Moose
will
be
played
on-ruMkyEtf
olher
indoor
8Dort
nr""
!
O'"?
,0
the
small
crowd
prtii
niiiv
Attn
ntf
1
1
1
UWLl
UNL
DlLUARD
another
meeting
has
been-
I
called
for
s!n
Sundr.y
afternoon
GAME
PLAYED
LAST
NIGHT
IN
FIXTURE
Only
one
game
was
played
last
mght
in
the
second
division
billiard
fixture,
i,
IHllman
fCold
Storage)
defeating
M.
M.
McLach-lon
(Grotto)
In
this
by
a
score
of
200
to
101.
McLaehlan
made
a
high
break
of
86.
Other
games
will
be
played
at
the
end
of
the
CONSTANTON
WON
DERBY
CUP
DERBY.
England.
Nov.
16-ThH
Derby
cup
handicap
was
won
today
by
T.
Davidson's
15
year-old
Constanton.
The
Currency
of
Friendsliip
"I
notice
that
Tucketts
sometimes
refer
to
cigars
in
their
advertising
as
The
Currency
of
Friendship.'
That's
a
fine
exoression.
be
cause
there
are
dozens
of
favors
and
kindnesses
a
man
does
for
vou
In
the
day's
work
that
can't
be
paid
for
in
money
but
for
which
vou
can
repay
him
with
a
cigar
or
a
box
of
cigars.
Try
it
I"
Good
news
Marguerites
are
now
individually
foil-wrapped,
which
keeps
the
flavor
and
aroma
in
and
protects
them
against
breakage
in
the
pocket.
You
can
also
buy
.Marguerites
in
handy
packs
of
5
and,
remember
the
wrappers
are
valuable
for
premiums.
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
Now
foil-wrapped
But
still
10
cents
Interesting
Games
at
Opening
of
National
Hockey
League
Yesterday
typical
of
their
former
battles.
Joliat
scored
in
the
first
period
and
Ilebert
evened.
The
second
period
was
scoreless,
but
in
the
third
Joliat
and
Gagne
beat
Benedict.
Iu
PitUburgh,
the
referee.
Dr.
O'Leary,
gaVe
Shore
a
major
pen
alty
for
cross-checking
Cotton,
and
16.
Six
Nationalists
ment
supporters,
three
members
2
1
2
1
0
0
The
"Flu"
Left
Her
With
A
Wretched
Cough
mi
m
wiin
a
wreUhed
eouth
that
teemed
to
sUy
right
with
m
until
I
used
Dr.
Wood'
Norway
Pine
Syrup
The
Artt
bottU
I
used
swtosd
to
relievs
it
m
much
I
feurthoed
the
rmd
one,
md
now,
I
find
my
couh
Lu
compleuly
left
m.
t.
T1.
,h.D
S?rU.in,r
nrf
bs
without
a
botus
of
'Dr.
Wood's'
Tins
rrrop
in
M.
st
SQ
drucgUU
sad
dealers.
J't
op
ealr
by
The
T.
Mflburn
Co.,
Ltd,
Toronto,
Oat.
'
.'51
TORONTO,
Nov.
16.
Th
National
Hockey
Leainie
ATTflTn
1
1
f
I
w8
r8lB
the
Anniversary
Ban-llVILAI
IA
mint
nr
tu.
n..i.,
n
Several
Members
Given
Acclamat
ion.
Poll
to
be
Held
Tomorrow
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Nov
1.10
uruiBa
...!
.UA
i..IJ
1
SCORERS
IN
produced
no
startling
upsets
at
the
opening
of
the
season
basketball
tfcoRERS
last
night.
Ottawa
deiense
turned
back
every
thrust
of
(Senior
League)
the
Americans'
forwards,
while
their
own
front
line
failed
j.
Johnson,
Kincoiith
33
to
bore
into
scoring
position.
Walsh,
lent
by
Montreal
Ma
v.
Kooertson,
Kincoiith
......
22
roons
to
the
Americans
to
sub
for
sick
Jakie
Forbes
in
!v-
Mitchell,
Players'
Club
...
18
goal,
turned
in
a
good
game.
XJK
?
rlhe
struggle
between
the
Canadiens
and
Maroons
wasin'
stewart
Kititollth
12
R.
Mathers.
Port
Simpson
....
12
grotto
wins
first
t.
ma2:
iSTsSS
::::
!!
division
billiard
FIYHIRP
THK
WPPIf
H.
Meniies,
Native
SlW.
7
ikwuiiu
iiiw
UI4U11
Georjfe
whit,
Port
Slmprfeti
,
,
r
.
S.
Gurvich,
Native
Son
u,
P.
Tinker
f
Canadian
Legion)
n
vtnnaii
v.ti
Kam
.
.l"'"""'"!
......
.
-
.........
.
when
Fredericks
used
profanity
w-
"
M.
Trimble,
Kincoiith
J?
'
8core
240
to
214
ifl
'players'
Club
...
in
protesting.
O'Leary
plastered
a
Eddie
Smith,
$50
fine
on
Frederlckson.
,he
"TOJ
?n!
"
am,e
j
tj)i"
W.
Lambie.
Players'
Cldb
.
.
.
.
.Week
,fr,t
d,v,:ion
"!Hrd
fix-
Native
Son,-,.
..
.
The
-New
York
Rangers
gave
M.
Budlnlch.
..
.
o
4
a
A.xure,ine
aggregate
score
oi
wniCfl
v
V.tl
5nn
Blair,
former
Manitoba
University
rott
star,
and
Shorty
Home,
recruited
'
from
Stratford,
scored
both
Toronto
goals
against
Chicago.
The
scores
follow:
;
Ottawa
0,
N.
Y.
Americans
0.
'
Canadiens
3,
Montreal
1.
Toronto
2,
Chicago
0.
N.JY.
Rangers
2,
Detroit
0.
Boston
1,
Pittsburgh
0.
ELECTION
IN
to
1157
in
favor
of'
the
BAPTISTS
HAVE
Annual
Event
Ijist
Evening
Proved
a
Great
Success
Despite
the
fierce
storm
which
II.
McCallum,
Native
Sobs
.
D.
Musgrave,
Port
Simpson
7
7
5
4
(Intermediate
League)
H.
Macdonald,
1L
S.
3G
A.
Cros,
H.
S
21
riMr
niMMrn
g.
Howe.
r.
c.
n.
v.
r
20
ri
NF.
!J
11
WLli
B.
McDonald,
Eagle.
18
E.
Dingwell,
Eagles
17
J.
Underwood,
Toe
II.
M
i
Eddie
Smith,
Toe
II
IN
W.
Wrathall,
Big
Four
11
D.
Stalker,
C.
N.
R
.
IJOj
D.
Morrison,
U.S.
........
Fred
McDonald,
R.C.N.V.R.
II.
McCallum,
Eagle
....
1
1;
BASKETBALLS
SPORT
CHAT
'hUe
no
complaint
can
be
made
at
the
of
attendance
sue
'
bo
p
I
p.
p..
y
11
rreanckson
hned
ritty
Dollars
The
following
are
the
individual
thu
on,
rnnce
RUPert
;y
,
J
scores
of
players
in
the
fouriIak,etba',
Association
is
of
the
basketball
leagues
now
playing
in
,P"on
mat
the
quality
of
play
the
city:
'
'
Ibeing
turned
in
by
the
various
leagues
warrants
a
still
greater
patronage
on
the
part
of
the
fans.
A
number
of
the
teams
have
been
'
taking
steps
to
still
further;
strengthen
their
ranks
and
there
ts
a
delightful
Uncertainty
as
to-who
is
to
eventually
preve
the
i
best
In
the
various
leagues.
So,
far
none
of
the
teams
can
lay)
.:ny
claim
to
having
a
cinch
cn
tile
honors
and.
on
the
other
hand,
there
is
no
team
that
is!
town
so
far
that
it
is
out.
The'
teams
which
have
so
far
shown
weeklies
,Are
the
ones
that
are
aow
taking
steps
to
get
more
4hh.
(This
should
be
good
for
the
game
and
the
gate
re-
eipta,
toe.
Tonight's
basketball
bill
should
be
an
attributive
one.
In
the
Senior
League,
Native
Sons
of
Canada
wilt
try
conclusions
wth
the
Players'
Club.
The
only
victory
the
Canucks
have
so
far
had
was
atthe
expense
of
Kincoiith
which
beat
the
Piavert'
Club
this
week.
.an
unqualified
success.
About
5'
1i'er'
V
K
very
hopeful.
Ladies'
League
and
r.
UWKtiii
u
luninr
liunuc
nitrh
will
round
rain,
making
it
necesaary
to
hold
f
1?'
.,
FoWr
7
ltt
'
the
bill
two
sittings.
The
reputation
of
the
J
"'Vk
I
.
nnu
i.ji
r.
ui
R.
aommers,
C.
N.
K.,
'sumptuous
repasts
was
fully
aua-.
J"
S
jtV
.'
4T
imnra.
ine
isoies
were
oeauii-
n..
....
.
or
Govern.
W"h
GeoTge
mil
BfV
F.'r
a
v
j
raiiiiitriilUlllB
diru
EI
CrciSk"
mA
ft
mAati
as
rtUrAi
n
hhA
e
MaA
of
the
Country
party,
wh.ch,
with
The
,adeg
ptt,wlB(r
at
the
taWe,
me
ationansis,
composes
a
wm
Mesdames
P.
II.
Limey,
J.
WaHUanoyeniment.
and
three
D.
Thurter,
6.
Hammond.
J,
Lind-
Labor
members,
were
returned
to
say,
II.
Pelletler,
J.
H.
Smith,
V.
the
House
of
Representatives
Houston,
T.
Curry;
Miss
Hughes
.without
opposition,
nominations
and
Miss
A.
MeKlnlev.
Kitchen
or
Saturday's
federal
election
re-
arrangements
were
under
the
di-
Veal.
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
League
Port
Simpsqn
2
Native
Sons
2
Klneollth
...tT.:...
2
Players
Club
7....
2
Ladies'
League
-;
m
11
P
W
L
Pta
Maple
LgafsX.i.,:
J,
2
2
0
4
odii
Teimr..r.r:r.
2
0
2
0
1
,
Intermediate
league
P
High
Sehodl
2
Toc'H
2
R.
C,
N.
V.
R
2
Eagles
2
Big
Four
..:
2
C.
N.
R.
2
rectlon
of
Mesdames
F.
Morris,
B.
Morgan,
C.
Lark
in.
A.
I
G.
Johnstone
and
W.
Armstrong.
Mrs.
W.
F.
Price
being
general
convener.
C.
Campbell
was
cash-
jier.
W
LPtei
ter
""ff1,
aB
Interesting
'an(
eni)r'ie
prograns
was
ren-,
2
0
4
,
'dered
under
the
chairmanship
of
j
!
the
pastor.
Rev.
W.
F.
Price,
as
0
follows.
Vocal
solos,
Miss
B.
Deny
nd
Mrs.
H.
Forrest
Re-
eiUtiOne,
little
Gladys
HogheM
and
Mysie
Perry
and
Miss
Adelia
Thurber.
Popular
selections
were
rendered
by
the
male
quartette,
MeaSrs.
J.
E.
Daveyl
J
A.
Ten.
M.
Blett
snd
A.
Clappetton.
W.
Vaughn
Daf
psafded
at
-the
organ.
W
I
Pf
I
"
,
.
..rein,.
l:
fternal
greeting
were
given
by
Revs.
A.
Wilson,
J.
R.
Frisell
and
J.
II.
Hanson.
SEVEN
LOST
IN
FAR
NORTH
OTTAWA,
Nov.
15.
Confirmation
of
the
theory
that
seven
men
were
lost
in
the
barren
lands
In
Manitoba
white
trekking
from
Mrs.
E.
A.
Brook,
1164
rtobson
Bt,
'
Port
Churchill
to
snooutw.
B.C.,
write:
"Ut
winter
in-n.
,
l
l
he
head
lhth.-twic,0dth.uiSJ
Railway
t
the
Hudson
Bay
of
the
steel
had
left
the
beaten
trail,
in
an
attempt
to
shorten
their
journey,
iwas
contained
In
further
details
!
received
at
the
department
of
Railways
of
Canadii
yesterday.
The
men
have
now
been
unheard
of
for
11
days,
despite
most
intensive
search
by
airplane,
dog
I
team,
Indians,
trappers,
and
especially
organised
parties.
The
Identity
of
the
men
was
established
by
wireless
today
as
O.
Smith,
Trlnee
Albert;
Kdward
Rudaneti,
Winnipeg
!
S.
Rutka,
Pine
River,
Man.;
tf.
Shabaturo,
The
Pas;
A.
Norwood
and
T,
Sal-onyka,
Winnipeg;
and
M.
Husak,
address
unknown.
.
rt
i,
r
V
T.
M.
comauina,
v.
s.
n,
.......
Fred
Cameron,
C.
N".
It.
......
W.
Bashaw,
R,
C.
N.
V.
R.
F.
Morrison,
Toe
II.
.
.
.,'
D.
Scott,
H.
S
4
E.
Robertson,
tson,
uik
Big
four
roar
J.
Scott.
A
Styles.
C.
N.
R.
...
F.
Boulter,
R.
C.
N.
V,
W.
ColHnson,
Toe
II.
.
R.
Irvine,
H.
S
B.
Stalker.
II.
S
R.
J.
McNulty,
Big
Four
1
(Ladies'
League
Irvine,
Drill
Team
0
May
Ness,
Maple
Leafs
9
1
rhv
Local
and
Personal
o
teacher,
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
where
......
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,,
,
.
.
jj
J.....
2
"""e
AJfnwr
.
oa
hehaJf
of
the
1
l;
ciau
prnia
ner
wnn
a
sirver
souvenir
spoon
oa
toe
occasion
I
'f
hr
leaving
the
city
far
Van
couver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joyce,
who
recently
arrived
in
the
city
from
Lethbridge.
have
decided
to
locate
permanently
here,
Mr.
Joyce
having
joined
the
dry
dock
staff.
are
the
parents
of
Ensign
Helen
Sim.
Drill
Team
6
gdBey
Joyc
twmnif
s.v,tJon
-
Sue
Boddle,
,1
V,
Maple
,
i
Leafs
V
,
.
.
.
,
5
r
.
Army
commandant
here.
,
b
rTeflm
V
Monday
morning
haa
been
set
it
w
!i
m
Ti
i
V
'
'
itr
K
in
County
Court
J
iulUch
'SrSr
Jud"
f
Jee
Team
MrnIson,
m
Maple
v
I
Fjt'
Iafs
"
...
-ILSl
f
F
JjTk!6i
Wd,
AJen
Denla,
fe
trial
Indians.
on
Mi
ailehrist,
Maple
Leats
11
'
.....
.
.
t...
.
.
i
f
(Junior
League),
W.
JohnsoivH.S.
......
v....
14
J.
Comadlna,
II.
S
It
J
Pierce.
Colt
11
J.
Bryant.
II.
S
10
J.
McNulty,
Colts
6
T.
Steen,
Colts
2
B-
Bacon,
H.
S
2
T.
Katsuyana,
Colts
2
C.
Nelson,
Colt
2
T
Smith,
II.
S
1
WINTER
SCHEDULE
C.
N.
STEAMSHirS
AND
RAILWAY
Change
in
schedule
on
coast
steamships
Is
effective
week
commencing
Monday,
Nov.
10th.
After
that
date
the
S.
S.
Prince
Rupert
will
arrive
from
the
south
each
Wednesday
10:30
a.m.,
sail
fof
Stewart
and
Anyox
10
run,
same
night,
returning
6
a.m.
Friday,
and
sail
for
Vancouver
each
Friday
9
a.m.
The
tri-weekly
service
on
railway
Is
also
effective
same
date,
trains
leaving
Prince
Rupert
lach
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Saturday
for
the
east,
and
arrlvlnr
each
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Sunday
m
me
same
nours
as
at
present.
Full
particulars
from
City
Ticket
Office,
rhone
200.
270
VMBJL
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but
boat.
Tramp,
and
who
elected
for
speedy
trial.
W.
B.
Fisher
f
prosecuting
and
J.
V.CIyne
Is
acting
for
the
defence.
E.
McDonald,
assistant
general
baggage
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
with
headquarters
In
Vancouver,
arrived
in
the
PR
The
Liberals
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And
finally
:
Nick
and
Stork
v.
:
And
lUAson
U
jt"Dh"
Veil,
somebody
r
JlHewrver
llsasos
miy
Ml
There
were
two
The
Junior
Soy.
if
the
Rupert
Rnfcrt
uphy
,
Hat
Sunday
School
made
a
sr-
fft,
w
k
mil,
,:
prise
vish
w
me-
name
or
ueir
turbed
pedestrian,
and
the
other
ws
Moose
Hall
where
said
to
have
been
turbed
for
a
time
iane.
Jake
says
wumc
er
than
men
else
have
courage
to
m.i
do.
n.
to
THE
DAILY
NEW3
Friday.
N0vembet.
ews
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
"
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w
.
Mi
QUICKLY
BANISHED
says
Mrs.
W.
Hug
Pwn,
loss
of
$tftaA
complete
misery,
w
r.
daily
lot
until
iTiajy
Zam-Buk.
Iknowno5
there
is
nothing
ea
v&
to
equal
this
grand
hei
healer.
Since
it
mi
from
misery
my
earr.M..!
is
to
make
Zam-Buk
kr
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td
ill
sufferers."
r
u
Moves
Pain
Like
Haglci
mm
'city
:
train
j.'.ij.7in
on
vein
the
Therefore,
speculation
is
rife
astn
district
on
r
f
to
what
tonight's
outcome
may
be.,wi"
Iwe
tomorrow
The
two
local
aggregations
must
j
ke
the
round
tr;;;
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no
bets
If
they
are
go-j
Ketchikan
aboard
ing
to
emerge
victorious
on
the;George
on
whirh
M
reason
over
these
two
fast
moving
proceed
south
SurM;
native
aggregations.
The
Intermediate
league
will
offer
C.
N.
R.
luiand
Toe
H.
Toe
II.
has
won
one
jMgame
so
far
this
seaaon
and
C.
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II
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nn
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nil
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