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NEWS
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W.
Nlek.
NlekerWS
THIS
WEEK
-
Three
Days
Only
Sec
Hand
Bills
for
List
of
Articles
Please
Note
:
This
is
cash
and
carry
.
No
charges.
No
telephone
orders.
No
deliveries.
Sale
Starts
Thursday
Morning
at
8
o'clock
7fie
Pioneer
Drutcists
third
AVE.
0
SIXTH
ST.
TELEPHONES
8?t,200
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LIMITED
Hailing
l
iom
Prince
Ilupert
rat
VAMOttEK.
VICTOUIA,
Mwanson
Uny.
Ilbtcdalr.
Alert
Itay,
etc-
Tuesday.
3
:i
p.m.
Tea
i.iMIKHJt.
VICTORIA.
Itutedatr.
Alert
llay.
etc..
Friday
midnight
IS
1LICE
A
KM.
ANYOX,
SlfcHAIlT.
Nas
Kher.
Port
SlmpMHi.
bun-day
,
8:Mi
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males
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ITIiiee
Rupert,
H.C.
Tl
rough
tcket
hi
Id
to
Victoria
and
prattle
jiiiM
bugsMae
theiketl
through
to
destination.
B.
C.
COAST
STEAMSHIP
SERVICES
StllPflS
KrtMM
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KrUhlkaa.
Wrangelli
.Jilneau
and
Skagway
August
it
8,
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2S.
26.
Tu
Vancouver.
VI
"r,i'
and
itle
Augunl
S.
7.
HI.
11.
17.
21.
tl,
38.
FltlSCFS.
MtHY
Oinn
Falls,
etc.,
anroutrr
and
Victoria
every
Friday
In
p
m.
tteflts
fur
all
steamship
Line
V.
f
Olt'
im.ll.
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31
Canadian
National
STEAMSHIP
AND
TRAIN
RVICE
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Ave,
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Ed
IRl
Thoroughly
seasoned
Shiplap,
S
4S
Dimension
and
boards.
KILN
DRIED
si.ka
Spruce
and
Cedar
Finish,
Ceiling,
and
SPECIALTIES
1
x
4"
Edgegrain
Hemlock
Flooring
1
x
3"
and
4"
Sitka
Spruce
Ceiling
1
x
4"
and
6"
Cedar
Rustic
BIG
BAY
LUMBER
COMPANY,
LIMITED
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.
C.
Head
Office,
Seal
Cove,
Telephone,
31
Ketail
Yard,
Cow
Bay,
Telephone
423
a
DEMAND
upert
iSran
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
;
Smoked
Daily
by
I
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
i
I'KINCE
RUI'EUT,
H.C
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
quick
Results
'
,
iiariotte
vnj.
m
w
ft
clt.
D;.n.
tiit.
oak
onm
dav
afternoon
on
Ln7
Pnafce
rbakiitiol
nunc
uiatA
u'fej.
ivui
i
for
.
a
.
holiday
trip
to
Seattle.
A.
D.
couver,
accompanied
fcy
Mn.
Hamilton
of
Vancouver,
who
has
been
rUittag
with
them
at
Terrace.
'
A."
R-
Lord,
formerly
Inspector
of
Mfchooll
hep
and
for
the
past
few
years,
Instructor
of
.
geograefey
and
inepeetor
of
schools
at
Ketowaa.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cutis
family,
who
have
been
months
at
Hyder
where
TT
the
Onlted
ussngers
urning
to
Oadner
for
and
SUITS!
SUITS!
MA
1)12
TO
OUDL'U
AII'Guaranet'd
SUITS
STEAM
CLKANL'D
FRESSKI)
AN
II
c
Deliver
to
Any
Part
of
tin
City.
Ling,
the
Tailor
Thone
619
fkM
--
-m
I
,
4'twn
sfFrt
and,.
Premier,.,
ANNOUNCKMF.NTS
!
t
D.
a
Wilton,
Ont.
"I
am
taking
Lydia
E.
Pinkham'a
Vegetable
Compound
through
t
net
hinn
ot
Life.
It
hel
s
tne
and
I
cannot
praise
jit
too
highly.
I
was
troubled
with
boat
flashes
and
my
tin
i
lis
u-erp
huavy
'so
I
could
hartry
waU
to
do
my
farm
work.
I
v
in
hea'gri.ipe
t
your
aid
about
the
Vegetable
Corn-pour.
1
and
thought
to
give
it
a
trial.
The
tiTFt
bottle
gave
me
relief
and
I
have
told
other,
wh.tt
It
does
for
me.
I
am
willing
for
you
to
use
my
letter
if
you
choose."
Mo.
D.
B.
Fetbrs,
Wilton.
Ontario.
Ask
l'oul
Neighbor
Inlander
Mess
Board
and
room
by
week
or
month
Cheerful
Comfortable-
I'llONK
137
Cutting,
Workmanship
and
Style
I
K.
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'a
4
i
u
jiii"
erKenny
u:
aa
i..
or
toeir
parents
should
pleate
see
the
high
school
principal
at
the
high
"hr:ol
any
nfte
noon
from
Tue-day
to
Friday
with
regard
to
the
t
oursea
ttiev
intend
to
take.
J.
0.
WILLIAMSON.
(200)
Secretary.
ODDFELLOWS,
ATTENTION
1
All
Oddfellows
a-e
requested
to
attend
a
special
meeting
of
tHe
lodge
on
Wednesday.
August
28.
at
8
p.m..
to
meet
the
Grand
Master
on
his
official
visit
to
this
lodge.
Bebekahs
at
0:30.
(200)
M.
Mc
ARTHUR,
N.G.
SW--SS
A
M
an
s
Appearance
Has
more
to
do
with
his
success
today
than
it
ever
had.
Anything
that
contributes
to
hia
look
of
weli-to-doness
le
Justified
yes,
necessary!
Ia
there
anything
yojiknow
of
that
advertisafe
(success
more
than
fi
A
'NICE
RING?
Ccrjafnly
nothing
v
a
man
weare
Is
more
in
c.vjdence.
Let
'Vis
iplace
our
Hag
.lock
before
you.
v'
1
(Jewellers
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
Q.
A.
Woodland,
local
agent
of
Or
lAfAI
I
AIW
DrDEAVCfi
Imperial
Oil
Co..
returned
to
the
city
LUlAL
LHUl
DLWlMLU
;on
tne
catala
this
morning
from
nriei
Business
trip
to
Stewart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
D.
Rice
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
morning
front
Alice
Arm
where
Mr.
Rice
has
teen
engaged
recently
In
survey
work.
rryvi
i
in
n
nm
in
it
leltvon
tKe'Ba
I
tional
Railways.
ala
thn-ifni
nornlng
from
I
-Blaa
e
vu4W
MsU
ajajwajl
11
.
BUIklir
Ul
Ull
file
Davidson
of
Wlngham.
i
"
"
"aeon
arrived
In
a
Herald
newaoaoer.
Is
.
,uito,
in
nt.,
arrived
in
the
city
fnwa
m;J
c"
"
u
maraln
the
city.
He
arrived
from
the
north
on
east
on
yeamwy
arternoon
s
train
in
,h7
"71
"
,
"
Den
ln
the
Oatala
this
monlng
and
la
regla-the
oourse
of
a
holiday
trts
to
tht
"
rrlr
on
af
the
mUilng
com-
,k.
rh,.
un.w
n..i
...
rath
Queen
Charlotte
Island
points
1
Hn.
Pattuiio
,,rrZ
,
M
L
A.
.n
and'
Olor
The
vesMl
took
a
large
paaanager
list
;
SELT".
cia.
Jr"Urdiy
frcm
here
to
Uland'
curies.
1
viiwh
wwru
'Kir
wamnv
ntflnmri
.
,.
'
!,l,h
Delphinium
after
a
week's
-
t
.i'
,
A.
E
'rem
er
Orchestra's
nnen
nir
trio
to
vaMou.
ouen
rn..,.
union
steamer
Catala.
upl
Oapt.
dance.
The
:'dlince
of
the
season
.
'
r.
pattuiio
win
open,
the
Moose
Hail,
September
20.
A
!toLJlthlL,n,T
proceed
tomorrow
t,L
whoopee
!
3.
Catholic
Baxaar.
October
2
and
158
1
FARMER'S
WIFE
GETSSTRENGTH
By
Taking
Lydia
E.
Pink-ham's
Vegetable
Compound
afWnoon
r
oaj
to
Victoria
NOTICE
TO
HIGH
SCHOOL
rurii
'
T
II-
.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
10:1S
this
morn'ng
from
Anyox.
Stewart
Mid
other
northern
points
and
will
aaU
at
S
this
afternoon
for
the
south.
The
vessel
has
a
Itirge
passenger
list
going
'tare
ugh
to
Vancouver
and
accomodation
Aboard
her
is
now
at
a
premium.
Mrs.
T.
W.
Paleoner
and
son.
Kirk,
and
daughter.
Juaolta,
who
hare
been
Vending
the
summer
vacation
at
Alloc
Arm,
are
passengers
aboard
the
natala
this
afternoon
returning
to
New
Westminster
when
the
children
will
resume
their
studies
Mrs.
Falconer's
elder
aoa.
Lome,
will
be
going
south
later
to
eater
the
University
of
British
Columbia,
having
been
successful
in
his
matriculation
examinations
ln
June.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite,
brick-lined
heater,
almost
new.
Cheap.
Phone
Blue
23G.
(202)
FOR
SALE
McClary
stove,
new;
brass
water
coal,
also
gas
stove
with
pump
and
tank.
Cheat).
Phone
Black
511
or
call
at
722
5th
Avenue
W.
ater
G
p.m.
(203)
Try
These
Recipes!
No
milk
equals
that
from
our
own
Fraser
Valley
for
any
recipe,
and
that
is
the
milk
you
buy
in
St.
Charles
Milk
"Made
in
B.C."
THE
BORDEN
CO.
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
rjun
nd
dm
It
Kki'p
Book,
NAME
ADDRESS..
BY
DEATH
DF
FATHER
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser
Daughter
of
Pioneer
Chilliwack
Physician
Who
Died
Yesterday
pafhy
of
many
local
friends
In
her
bereavement.
MAIL
SCHEDULE'
r
the
East
Dally
except
Sunday.
itom
the
Cast
,
;
I
any.
jxcept
Tuesday.'
Mall
due
To
Vancouver
Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
,
Tnurrdsys
Fridays
Saturdays
Saturdays
l'rin
Vanroiiipr
y
10:30
ajn
....3:30
p.m.
,
3
p.m.
-..3:30
p.m.
4
p.m.
3
p.m.
...11
p.m.
4
p.m.
8
p.m.
Sunusys
4
p.m.
Mondays
a.m.
.
Mcndaya
10:30
a.m.
Thursdays
p.m.
Fridays
a.m.
Krtdsys
10:30
a.m
acifte
Coast,
and
is
the
guest
of
Mr.
during
the
aumnvsy
vacation.
I
Sandford
ni
bereaved
last
week
bv
!
,or
M'art.
1-rrmlrr.
Anyox
and
Alice
ua
.
swpo,
saunersin
,
.
the
death
of
his
wife.
Ppe.--Mlsa.
Davldaan
la
a
cousin
to
A
HaUeran
of
Booth
Memorial
Mr
Stephen..
.MioDt
tewh-ng
who
hM
been!
,w
,
.
Tarwng
as
special
police
officer
on
the
JJ',
Z
J
J,
i..
.
i.sitai
bmm
iiuri
,t.:A,u
-
.
.
engsaed
in
the
transfer
buslnew
here.
KV
MOM
1
MM
nmuilMI
M
"
-
wwmw
1
1
IIIIJU
1111,
t
barked
here
from
thei
Oatala
thss
no
00
Catala
Wis
rooming
morning
after
,
ha
vine
made
the
trio
-
I
Mrs.
hRiltlon
here
and
TeWWh
south
aboard
roncon
eound
frail
SMWkrt
to
Van-
the
cardem
Friday
ntght
purer.
Mn.
Campbell
ta
'toe
wife
of
tne
custom
offloer
at:
8flTr
HetgliU
been
following
the
same
Use
at
Stewart,
ar-.
rived
m
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Campbell
.Mali
fsmuv
are
I
.
m
.
aboard
'
fh"
this
gt-""
.
,
C.N.R.
st-amer
Prlnoe
John,
Oapt.
E.
Mabba.
arrived
la
port
at
10
o'clock
iMt
night
from
Vancouver
direct
and
balled
at
t
a.m.
for
Vancouver
via
Sundays
.................
..7:30
p.m
Mondays
7
p.m.
.
Fr'daTK
3
p.m.
From
Stewart.
Premier.
Anyox
and
Alice
rm
Tuesdays
'
11
30
a.m.
Thursdays
..10i30
a.m.
I
fvtirdy-
7
p.m.
To
Naas
lllvrr
and
Tort
HlniiHton
I'rpin
Naas
Illver
snd
Port
Slmpnon
,
UesdsM
I)
iO
am
Te''
North
(urrn
Charlotte
Mondays
7
p.m.
1'rom
'orih
Qoeen
Charlotles
Thursdays
.....;.'..'....
.1030
a.m
To
South
Ouren
(hurloK
Aug.
26
..,
from
South
Queen
Cliarloll
Aug.
31
............a.m.
To
tlfltka
Pol"!,
Aug
16,
19U.36
and
30
a.m.
Frhni
Ala-ka
lelnt
Aug.
17.
21.
24,
28
and
31
STEAMSHIP
MOVEMENTS
tVr
Vancouver
iihirdsys
si.
Prince
Rupert.
7
p.m
Aug.
28
as.
Pr.
Charlotte
S
p.m.
Aug.
31
ss.
Princess
Leulse
t
p.m.
Aug.
21
ss.
Prince
John
....a.m.
rioni
Vancouver
Aug.
3d
ss.
Prince
John
p.m.
For
Nans
lllvrr
and
Toil
Simpson
Sunday
-t-a.
Catala
8
p.m.
I'riini
Naas
lllvrr
and
Tort
Plmp-on
Tuesdays
ss.
Catala
11:30
a.m.
lor
Stewart,
Premier,
Anyox
and
Alice
A
rm
Sundays
s.
Catala
8
p.m.
Mondays
as.
Prince
Charle
3
p.m.
Fridays
ss.
Prince
Rupert
..4
p.n.
From
Mrivnrt.
Iremlerk
Anyox
and
Alice
es.
Catala
1130
a.m.
Thursdays
ss.
Pr.
Charles
10:30
a.m
Saturdays
si
SOFTBALL
WAS
A
PEPPY
GAME
In
a
postponed
schedule
softball
game
last
night
the
6uDerintendenf
t
Office
r6ie"5Ke'Tricre
steti
to
teat'
ttui
Mrs.
II.
C.
Fraser
Of
this
City
Round
Howe
17
to
lO.
It
was
a
peppr
t
I
i..
brief
tp
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
on
was
advised
yesterday
of
the
death
u
"a""",
the
Superintendent's
wed
yeatfiv
oompany
business.
:
i
Jfi
Chilliwack,
after
a
year's
ill-'
JSJ
!'
teh
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Limited,
Ward
Smith,
manager
of
the
Detroit
nones
116
and
117
Twn
srnwa
08
ior
the
1
SOUth
south
,Vr.
,
.Tn
rlJfTJ
.
,umP
wm
arrive
with
n
a
week
Khutee
will
Inlet,
board
the
steamer
nrJpP
",Jlr
"
nnw
w'
Catal,
at
Butedale
tonight
and
proceed
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
'0.
R.
Ollbert
arrlvd
In
the
city
on
ysstsrday
aftamoon'a
train
from
Terrace
and
sailed
aboard
the
stcsuner
Prince
Oeorge
tor
Van
filster
fltmerlor
arul
twn
nt
br.
n
.v..
local
siats
or
at
niu
i..,
I
Alert
Bay
"
I
"ess,
Of
her
father,
Dr.
J.
CI
the
first,
fifth
ud"
ninth.
There
were
Oeorge
B.
Casey
returned
to
t!e
Henderson.
Dioneer
Dhysician
and
ibout
one
hundred
fans
out
to
.
Watt.
C.N.R.
dltlslonal
maa-
,
,
n.,
h.
iI.Sty-oa
the
patala
this
morning
from
gurirenn
of
thP
Prapr
Vollovhe
game.
ter
mechanic,
arrived
In
the
city
from
a
wek
t'
Aijt)x
retujrnad
to!
.
,
h
ff
town
lWn'
Mrs
lr8'
Fraser
had
ad
anont1
SuPerlatcdtnt
Office
-
Holroyd.
?
J
8Pn
Prince
George
on
yesterday
afternoon's
cSaJnSs
rxMtnte?
i,4
.engaged
In
work
on
hii
Harold,
Morrtvn.
Lwfon.
Geddes
cny
to
u
pu
mw.
tminerai
months
with
train.
claims.
.
,
even
her
father
and
summers,
Smith
b
Tobej
b
j
I
Kenneth
Meagher,
son
of
Mr.
andi
i.
ii
.
uiakxm
istwwr
01
euwnm,
Mrs
J
IT
night
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
make
,,lcer
of
Bay.
cal
hoopital
last
week,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Piince
John
oe
her
return
to
9kldegate.
west
via
Chicago.
Robert
Cor'ett.
well
known
Terrace
In
the
range.
V.
L.
Oander
Wllmot
ef
Dttir
;
member
of
the
federal
Geological
Sur
jchool
law
at
the
PrItUl
Normal
"
Tmw.
vfit
73
w"
&Trir
the
cily
on
the
hoa.,.in
Vancouver,
BM
eadunged
OaUla
tot.
monuM
from
Alice
Arm.
positions
for
a
year
with
T.
R.
Hall.
-
,h.
;
'
.""'";.!
He
la
a
gueet
at
0e
Hotel
Prince
Run-
w.tww
.uu
rTiuin
;
.
iert.
The
Oyro
Club
has
decided
to
merge
its
regular
bi-monthly
luncheon
fal
Mr.
uardner
'
.
.
Una
tc
morrow
with
tho
Bsard
of
Tne
aboard
the
Catala
today
re-their
home
in
Portland.
Ore.
-
--
,-.
Tas
been
engaged
In
road
contracting,,.
,::""''
'
"wnooni
.
'
wain
n
lunchecn
.
in
w
honor
f
air
Henre
r
tw.
ted
BUte.
government,
are
convention
"JZl.
v"""
nom,MHn,
i
ton.
ton.
preeldeat
nf
of
nn7'.n
kI.
and
the
exhlbltio
jonly
a
week
ago
left
his
bedside.
I
Bound
House
Caroeren.
Tulloch
Meagher
of
thU
cltv
ar-l
M11
IIUtohrm
of
Vancouver,
who
The
late
Dr.
Henderson
was
75
jforc,nn,
Petemon.
Ferguson.
Teng,
r.!?,.
catala
.v..
this
beta
vtaltlce
at
"
Claiton
clxton
with
wlth
her
her
of
,..
and
.i
v.j
had
u.j
.
!
Bond
f
StrsctJan".
naZ:J
DeMarob.
left
on
the
Griffiths
yacht
Sueja.iu
at
nv
0ri
e"
monUBW-'!
years
age
resided
In
i
the.
end
of
the
week
for
a
brief
trip,
etewart.
,
stater.
Mrs.
mua.
Thomas
iwuiH
Wallace,
nue,
will
win
sail
sail
puiiii,,,..!,
rhI1W!.lr
''
,
tnr
forty-five
...
rZ
:
..
Umpires-Smith
h..v
uuU,u
to
Alaska.
Mrs.
Dart
Oraf
strbm.
wlfs
of
th
J.
K.
Oordon.
of
the
proprietor
manager
of
Butedale
cannery
will
Terrace
Hotel,
arrived
In
the
city
from
board
the
steamer
OaUla
at
Butedale
the
Interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
tonight
and
Drooeed
to
Vancouver
i
rain
to
aiicnd
tne
exnioHwn.
uu
ouies.
by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
on
her
re-lhil"Wa(;kr
years.
c.N.R.
No.
1
u.Up
for
tonight
T
?
I
fl
!
.
O
ft
a
T
f.n
cnt
VA
ta
Mam
.1
turn
to
Vancouver.
.
K
.
....
.vo.uva
a
iuovi,
tic
1
0
Olil
j
t.
nunjutl
mil
is,
MOlTlSOn
C,
vived
by
another
daughter,
Mrs.
!
HroW
P-
H-rton
lb..
Astoria,
s.i
.
uimticj
iicuuciouu,
uaitiiiiurc,
-Maryland,
and
Harold
Oeraid
Potu
who
has
been
.
patient
Henderson,;
in
the
local
hoaprui.
win
sail
on
th
foreman
of
the
Borden
Milk
fac-i
Catala
this
afternoon
for
his
home
at
tory
at
Sumas.
.1
He
la
a
son
of
Customs
I
Mrs.
Frasrr
will
Visva
fho
im.1
the
round
tup
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
:
"-'t
inlet.
,
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Limited,
-
jphonea.116
and
117.
Try
an
order
Mrs.
Pitt
Tureer.
who
accompanied
of
cur
Lakeside
Coal
stove
size,
a
patient
from
the
laaands
to
th
in.
nriW
r.nrni.A
iiur..n.
CTtaiier
II..
LAUlon
UUm
ta..
'
8W
Btvll
lh
m.
Adam
Mark.,
.w,
M
'Sydney
Kelland.
wife
of
the
nine1":'"1"
";
here
for
the
peat
week
making
ar-
organist
of
the
Capitol
Theatre,
"(B
rangements
for
removal
of
residence
,
Vancouver,
and
three
sons
Dr.
"
Vancouver,
will
tall
this
I.
afternoon
on
v....-
trj
puiii.
i.
unai
Ul
OIIIIIIW
UCK,
i
-
III
Ufan
so
ITsnJ.....
T.t,I..
1
Sport
Ghat
Considerable
interest
promises
to
be
taken
in
the
Ocean
Falls-Prince
Rupert
baseball
erlea
this
week
In
connection
with
t&e
exhibition.
The
Improved
weather)
fcoojuttoos."
V
teikrtoft
ia
at-
-trset
more
attention
to
the
series.
"The
first
game
will
be
played
torororow
afternoon,,
-the
naper
town
players,
ar.,4
riving
tnHhe
inorrtrng
on
thlieamfr
Prince
Rupert
from
the
south.
-Georga'ErnsfiawJf
tlf45?)Ua-delphia.
Athletics,
and
Guy
Bush,
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
probably
the
two
greatest
right-handers,
if
not
the
two
greatest
pitchers
;
in
baseball
today,
will
probably
come
face
to
face
in
the
world
series
this
fall.
Tht
is
of
course,
if
the
Cubs
and
A's
go
through
with
their
present
purpose
of
running
away
from
the
rest
of
the
teams,
which
seems
almost
a
foregone
conclusion.
A
glance
at
the
rrcords
will
tell
who
is
doing
the
most
effective
pitching
in
the
National
League.
Up
until
,
very
recently
Bush
had
lost
but
one
game,
although
he
had
appeared
in
34
conteatav,
Of
these
he
had
won
15.
which
indicates
that
winning
20
games
will
be
a
dead
.
citicb
for
"Mississippi
Guy."
And
the
20;.mark
is
by
ho
meehs
out
of
hia
reach
when
one
considers
'that
as
a
rule
Bush
fs
a
ate
starter-and
usually
does
.7
p.m.
:
his
bt
work
at
the
fag
end
of
I
the
grind.
Earnshtiw'g
carw-
is
mnrp
an-
,'
I
.
Ii
i
siiuonHi.
ne
was
not
expected
to
p
m-,
bear
the
brunt
f
the
work
when
rftWaysS,"T."'Ir!.!Va.I'.!7m.!
the
8a80n
Btrtwl-
H
From
Port
Simpson
and
Wales
isisnd
joined
the
Athletic
in
mid-sea-
rnaars
p.m.
;
son
last
year,
and
although
Con-nip
Mack
said
he
was
a
very
bright
nrospect.
little
did
anyone
figure
he
would
take
the
play
away
from
Grove
and
Walberg,
'
the
two
trreat
southpAWS.
That
is
I
ilist
whst
the
hlcr
bov
has
Swn
Tur.ys.
S
3:30
K
I"
tT
Thursdays
s.
prace
Charles.
4
p.m
wen
going
like
two
left-handed
Fridays
s.
Prtn.
Maquina
lo
p.m.
houses
in
full
blaze.
For
that
Fridays
w.
Cartwia
Midnight
matter,
thev
nrp
atill
o-nlnir
wpII
enoucrh
and
are
not
causing
Connie
Mack
any
sleepless
nights.
But
'n
recent
games
both
have
hart
Hnrt
ariAlts
l!ornslisw
maun.
Sunday-ss.
Cat.K
i.ii
"'"
Mondsys-ss
Prince
Oharlea,
10:30
p.m
am
whl,e-
v
h,R
run
hU
trin
of
v,c'
Wedneadays-s.
pr.
Oeorge
ioo
ijn.
tories
higher
than
either
of
the
Frtdsys-ss.
oardena
a.m.
;
two
lft-handerB.
TCot
"ery
yer
Fr-deys-ss.
Prince
Rupert
1030
a.m.
are
the
two
greatest
f
lingers
In
FrM&ys
m.
Pr.
Maoulnna
..4
p.m.
.
tMf
re8pecUve
We.
,ucky
Aug.
so
s.
Princess
Alice
..a.m.'
enough
to
twt
into
the
big
money.
U
is
almost
a
baseball
tradition
that
each
vear
the
top
twirler
Is
workintr
his
heart
out
for
a
team
that
is
down
in
the
race.
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
IS
DISQUALIFIED
SEATTLE.
Aug.
37:
Chuck
Carroll,
law
student
of
the
University
of
Waah-
Frlnce
Rupert
6
p.m.
Ington.
has
been
disqualified
from
For
North
(uren
Charlotte
Island
j
playing
football
this
coming
whiter
In
Monday.
ss.
Prince
Charles
8
p.m
Frnm
North
(Jiirfn
Charlotte
Island
Thursdays
ss.
Pr.
Charles
10:30
a.m.
For
South
()uren
Chnrlntte
Islnitrt
Aug.
26
ss.
Prince
John
..8
p.m.
From
S.
Queen
Charlotte
Is.
Aug.
21
ss.
Prince
John
....a.m.
From
Aliuka
Mondays
es.
Pr.
Oeorge
1030
a.m.
Aug.
28
es.
Pr.
Charlotte
5
p.m.
Aug.
31
ss.
Princess
Louise
'5
p
m.
For
Alaita
Wednesdays
as.
pr.
Oeorge
4
p.m.
Aug.
30
as'.
Princess
Alice
..a.m.
From
Port
Simpson
and
Wales
Island-Fridays
as.
Cardena
p.m.
Fur
rnrt
Slinpwn
'and
Vfalcs
Inland-Fridays
-ss.
Cardena
.m.
After
telling
two
hundred
million
pounds
of
"SALADA"
Tea
ln
the
thirty-five
years
of
Its
ex
istence,
the
Salada
Tea
Company
has
ust
established
a
new
record
by
selling
over
two
million
pounds
ln
the
last
seven
weeks.
amateur
ranks
because
he
agreed
to
help
out
the
former
coach
in
training
the
players.
He
was
doing
this
without
charge,
he
declare.
BASEBALLSCORES
National
League
6t.
Louis
6,
Philadelphia
7.
Cincinnati
3
Chicago
s.
Only
two
game.
No
American
League
game.
The
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
..........
81
37
.686
Pittsburgh
..........
67
9
.378
New
York
.'.
68
58
.543
St.
Louis
60
60
.500
Brocklyn
54
64
.454
Clnouinatl
S3
70
.
436
Philadelphia
50
60
.420
Boston
48
73
.400
Amerlenn
l.nuiie
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
84
38
,(VR9
JCew
York
60
49
.585
Cleveland
63
58
.
531
St.
Lotiln
OS
87
Wtg
Detroit
87
6.1
47
Washington
M
n.'i
,449
Chicago
4
73
409
Boston
43
78
.364
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