THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
August
jo
j,t,
PAGE
FOUR
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News
riUNCE
RUPERT
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Thursday,
August
29,
1920
INTERESTING
ADDRESS
Evidently
Sir
Henry
Thornton
plans
to
have
a
hotel
in
Prince
Rupert
if
he
can
get
the
appropriations
through
OCEANFALLS
WAS
BEATEN
Score
of
Nine
to
Two
in
Favor
of
Prince
Rupert
in
Inter-City
if,'
Baseball
WEATHER
UNFAVORABLE
Loblick
on
the
Mound
Held
Paper
,
Town
Down
to
Six
Scattered
Hits
In
the
opening
game
of
the
i
Exhibition
Week
series
between
H
Ocean
Falls
and.
Prince
Rupert,
fyeaterday
afternoon,
the'
home
team
romued
away
from
the
ana
ne
aouDtiess
nas
good
reason
to
tmnK
nc
win
De
aDielin
the
seven
innings
the
game
to
do
so.
Also,
he
has
other
important
ptens
for
Prince
'
went.
He
held
the
paper
town
but
no
one
got
finder
it
and
he
was
safe.
Moran
and
Harold
utruck
out
and
Loblick
drove
a
hard
one
past
short-stop
and
Lambie
and
Farquhar
scored,
the
big
pitcher
taking,
second
on
the
throw
in.
Haveland
drew
a
pass
and
Wcndle
made
his
third
hit
of
hp
came,
.both,
runners
scoring.
Mitchell
ended-the
inning
by
a
rtrike-out.
.
'.,
The
Box
Score
Ocean
Falls
.
4
0
,0.
0
0
0
2
0--2
Prince
Rupert
3
1
1
0
0
1
x
9
0.
F.
.
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H
TOA
E
Kennedy,
If.
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0
Horrobin.
cf,
.
4
'0
boys
from
down
south
by
a
nine
I
Woods,
rf,
not
favorable
to
good
baseball,
a
steady
drixsle
keeping
up
during
the
entire
'game.
Loblick
was
on
the
mound
for
the
locals,
and
whiffed
11
men
Appteuy,
p,
Jolliffe,
.
W
H
3eid.
3b
3
Marshall,
lb.
.
S
Totals
P.
R.
Moran,
2b.
.
Harold,
3b.
Loblick,
p.
.
1
Haveland,
rf.
nupeiuniutii,
u
tumcu
uui,
nave
uiu
cuctt
ui
iJiacuig
u
v
1
wenrile,
ss.
...
.
the
por,t
really
on
the
map
as
one
of
the
important
ports
;
fnd-
but,
'r
two
infield
errors
w
MitchtU
lb.
of
the
Pacific;
'
!
IJt8
hi8Tredit
McKeown
c-
to
People
who
heard
the
addresses.
were
much
impressed
"
Apreby
did
the
pitchJng
for
JjJJ-
cf:f
.
tf?f1-i
tVin
mnnowW
nnrl
hiioirtowolllra
trial
ruitjuimi,
ll.
mntinnf
in
wnmri
n
i
t.i
i
l.
-
Willi
buc
311H.C1
iijr
aim
uuaiiiwunv
iimuiivi
m
iiimn
.
iccan
rails,
ill
111
auuuu)fii
'ic
Totals
statements
were
made.
Evidently
a
serious
attempt
is
to,
was
picked
for
12
hits
in
six
in
9.
to
two
score.
The
weather
was
Arcand,
c.
...&
Campbell,
Zu.
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10
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20
7
be
made
to
carry
out
to
a
large
extent
the
original
policy
ning
struck
out
fourteen
bat-
summary.
uase
nit,
of
the
railway
builders
.
It
is
coming
about
in
connection
i
?y!
T"!.
Zlw'Jnlt
of
reach
of
App(eby,
Mitchell;
sacrifice,
An-
-...11.
it-
J...Z1
i.'
e
5
n.
ti
-r-
iin,:i
put
their
hits
just
out
wilii
me
ueveiuuineiiL
ui
cuuuiieiLe
un
ine
x
aunii;.
inu.u
...
i
t
m
f
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i
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ineirj
opponents
;
it
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III
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ri
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flit
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11
111
r
given
ijf
probable
developments
which
haye
been
already
well
planned
and
are
likely
to
burst
forth
into
fruition
.in
the
very
near
future.
LOCAL
REPRESENTATION
Many
Prince
Rupert
people
have
been
dissatisfied
at
nn
tuiviTHi
in".
pleby;
base
on
'balls,
off
Loblick
casions.
P"
Appieoy-1?
strucK
out
uy
Beiny
Wendle
led
the
Rupert
Loblick
11,
Applaby
14;
left
01.
teamiat
the
bat,
getting
three
basea,
Ocean
Falla
8.
Prince
Run-
hits
tfut
of
four
times
up
and
one
n
o;wiia
piicn,
Ai)pieuy;
pas-of
them
went
for
a
double.
Bill
ed
ball
An.and;
Appleby
bun-Mitchell,
Lambie
and
Farquhar
t,d
a
foul
on
third
strike
in
fifth;
each
hit
safely
twice.
time
of
game,
one
hour,
45
min-
Arcand,
catching
for
the
visit-
''tea;
umpires,
Menzit-a
and
Rob-
the
fact
that
the
presence
of
F.
G.
Dawson
on
the
board
rs,
was
the
only
man
to
get
to
fnson.
of
directors
has
had
little
effect
in
heloing
the
develop-IIfw,ck-
hlttin
fe
tw,ce
In
wrTrrmn
a
tmnntm
ment
of
Prince
Rupert.
Now
it
is
seen
that
the
.
policies
jStf.
fiV.r
counters
K
T
IfflAAi
BEAT
m
1
"
11
1
which
Prince
have
been
to
have
Rupert
peop'e
asking
car-1
hoth
,
th.
Mh
T,ff
Bt,.luv
ried
out
have
been
well
considered
and
nlans
laid
to
have
out.
Reid
popped
one
to
Loblick,
DART
QlillP
thorn
carried
out.
Evidently
these
plans
have
been
laid
for
the
second
out.
Marshall
then1
1
Ui!
"jlMi
well
iniadvance
and
along
the
line
of
a
settled
policy
which
"nt
an
easy
one
to
Harold,
but
has
tojtake
time
to
develop.
While
Sir
Henry
is
the
man!th
Vw
nd
Mar"hal1
Last
Year'8
Native
Soccer
Cham
who
makes
the
announcements
and
has
the
finaTsav
in
re-1
T"
.
Tt
"IT'S
.
J".,
p'Wp
.U!sd
it
Night;
gard
important
Dohcies.
it
mustnot
be
forgotten
that
shalXwent
t0
8econd
Ap.And
hlt;
me
rmusn
Lommoia
repregpnTativp
on
x.ne.
ooaru.is
mere
ail
inhume
wun
aqvice
as
ojians
jor
inis
coasi.
.
SHIPPING
PLANS
MOST
IMPORTANT
Recipe
for
GRAHAM
CRACKER
CAKE
1
tablespoon
butter.
1
cint
teaspoon
baking
1
cupEagUBrandMilk,
rwdtr.
,
1
teaspoon
fait.
1
cup
finely
rolled
Lcaspoon
Vunilla.
graham
cracker.
hicupchoftpednutincdtl1'
Melt
butter,
odd
to
condenaed
milk,
then
add
well-beaten
egg
yolk.
Rollgrnham
crackers
until
fine
and
add
with
baklnc
powder
and
SiJt
to
first
mm.ure,-
,Mix
wtU-
Add
van';'
nJ
nut
meats.
.
Lastly,
fold
in
HUTly-beati
n
ig
v.,
:
te.
Turn
into
'
well-greased
baking
dinh.
Bake
in
moderate
oven
(35y
F.
about
25
minuti
i
or
until
w.
Jlaet.
Serve
with
whipped
cream,CarainelSuiK
..
,
.
oamy
Sauo?.
jj
IN
Eagle
Brand
In
place
of
cream
Tj
l.
COFFEE
and
tugar
impi
ncct
coffee!
jl
EAGLE
BRAHU,
SWEETENED
CONDENSED
Tl
ffi
BORDUN
CO.
LIMITED,
I
iocner
AriJ
Bld.,
Vwicourer,
Dept.
A.
Send
me
tea
"New
Matio
in
the
Kitciien"
Recipe
Book
HAM
ADDRESS..,
and
filled
the
bases.
;
home,
McKeown
struck
out
lend
the
inning.
They
score.1
one
in
the
second
Lambie
and
Farorhir
singled
to
MS
1921)
Playoff
Friday
Night
Klt.imnflt
'
mn
t
Vi
n
nnvfho-n
roHcd
one
t
Harold,
rtriUnh
r.nlnmM.
i,m,
fmn
wie
anocner
oao
tgrow
nut
championship
for
I
he
year
1928
by
b11
got
the
ball
and
thought
w;n,r
Port
Sim,
7
tn
n
v--
bn
was
out
He
toaaed
the
terday
afternoon
'.'Thfs
match
was
The
nlans
f
Ar
the
devIoftment
of
Oriental
commerce
in'
ball
back
into-
the
infield
and
be-
replay
from'
larft
when.
Vlinj
it
Vlti
COV
J
year,
VIII
nnvu,
,
.
j
y.
connection
vith
this
port
were
undoubtedlv
the
most
im-
f
orf
r"
wa"
rfcov'd
twp
mej
owing
to
iitch
ment
weather,
the
portant
of
the
announcements
made
bv
Sir
Henry
yestmv
"aa
L"0"
e
p4818-
.A.rt
tam
were
unable
to
meet.
The
!lay.
-While
the
JioteLis
something
that
on
the
?
surface
twheB
&?
two
'Tu.T1'1,
"Tf
Hll
tn
Beems
jnore
tangible
and
doubtless
is
important,
the
(level-!
plRupert
tartad
r.Bht
out
tStZ
onment
of
trade
at
this
oort
promises
vastly
greater
pos-
in
ttik
first
when
Mmtmi,
leadff
for
i92o.
sibi'ities.
Sir
Henry
did
not
mention
the
Slfl'all
hlttel"
Of
nronAit
to
left
field.
Harold
and
i
la8t
night's
game
the
Kiti-the
provision
Of
a
Small
Steamer
to
plv
OUt
of
this
port.
blk
Jbotl!
i8truck
out-
bt
maat
team
wm
far
superior
to
thai
somethinir
that
has
been
asked
for
in
thP
nast.
but
hP
riid
yand
Ief
one
to
left
for
from
Port
Simpson.
The"
out-
,.
.
.
.
a
snigie.
wehuie
knocked
on
out
,
UrrtHni?
nlaver
for
th
v(nner;
i.,
j
i
l-
f
-
"
monrinn
thn
hi(T(roi
locno
rhqf
nf
thn
rlm-alnnmimf
nf
nnaon
.
.
.
..
.
.
WfniJK
Jiinier
lur
nir
winner
T
...v,..www
.v
'
.uuC,ul.4tubui
,
rront
of
the
plate
and
the
wag
Graham
at
witaide
left,
who
traffic
OUt
Of
Prince
Rupert.
While
his
announcement
,
catcher
hit
him
with
it
in
trying
gave
a
fine
exhibition
of
soccer,
was
not
definite,
because
the
plans
were
not
suf
f
iciently
,
to
throw
him
out,
Moran
scoring.
y.
r.
willisWoft
acted
as
advanced
for
a
definite
announcement,
it
seems
ovirlent
and
Havelaud
taking
third,
arid
referee
and
A.
ClaDoevton
and
that
in
the
near
future
Prince
Rupert
will
have
the
long-
B,'lrtny
on
"econ,L
Mltch
Carl
Brand
were
linesmen,
looked
for
trans-Pacific
service,
which
will
make
the
city
Z'"
SL&
many
"tSSt.
natives,
CSif'S
to
match.
Only
Kitimaat
and
Port
Simpson
are
entered
thl
year
centte.
Moran
and
Harold
vrhlf.
.
nu,
mfjn.,
--r
Vvnivn
rANI)INt.b
fed
fnd
LobHck
hit
one
thatl
MPGUh
rimi4i..n
.k..u
k..,
v..!
.atloH-al
u..ap..t
O.IVH.U
imVC
S)V,
Ubl
...
.
failoi
to.
and
Umbie
scored.
L..
'
"
i
v
Havand
hit
a
high
fly
to
M-
:
fn
liffefor
the
third
out
I1
2
ll
w-tn
a
lint
drive
to
eft.
Kannelr.
r.
r."f
nwmmm2'f7V
fi-lder
for
the
vldUsra,
almost
S'
.,
"
m
loa
then
he
couldn'k
flnd
the
ball
Md
;,BfKI,a
f
Wendle
took
t&rd.
He
-teorAif
E
Jo8tdn
vJi
i
wild
pitch.
Mitchell
and
llc-f
Amirlin
Kcown
both
went
out
and
Iam.'
W.
ne
hit
to
left.
Farouhar
struck
PMhfiUnldn
SUE
ut.
Smr
York
AV-TC
fiO'
fiO'
.tm
Jm'i
I
Appleby
struck
out
five
man
't
Louis
feg
In
a
row
then
and
Prince
Rupert
Cleveland
t
didn't
score
again
until
the
sixth.
Detroit
87
:T,-,mWe
was
safe
when
Campbell
Washington
H
booted
his
groundt-r.
Farquhar
"hirngo
'49
-I'w,.
(..
into
centre
field
''""'or
43
OHoi'c
Biead&
Bcltei
Bi'cad.
Vlie
quality
is
always
the
same
3U
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DIES'
mi
Wo
have
just
received
four
hundred
dresses
for
ladies
in
Crepe
Backed
Satins,
(JeorKclles,
Party
Dresses
and
Velvets.
These
are
all
Fall
models
in
the
latest
styles.
To
give
out-of-town"
visitors
during
this
Exhibition
Week
an
opportunity
to
get
acquainted
with
our
stock
and
prices,
we
are
putting
these
on
sale
at
very
special
prices.
It
is
the
opportunity
of
a
lifetime
to
be
able
to
purchase
dresses
at
these
prices.
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ill"
iila-
illi.i!
jMM
LA
RESSES
5.00
Ladies'
Dresses
$10.00
Ladies'
Dresses
Ladies'
Dresses
Riclimond's
Louvre
THIItl)
AVENUE,
IMtlNCK
ltUl'UltT,
II.
C.