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of
Hyder.
is
a
passenger
going
north
aboard
noon
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon.
V.
Vaughan
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who
has
been
spending
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annual
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p.nn
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return
south.
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B
Babcock.
assistant
commissioner
of
fisheries
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
afternoon
from
Victoria,
being
on
his
way
up
the
Skeena
River
to
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country
get
a
greac-i
in
the
second
game
of
the
er
share
of
the
money,
but
it
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the
supplying
of
a
Ocean'
Falls-Prince
liupert
series
millinn
tnns
nf
rnnl
a
venr
to
Italv
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will
keen
the
yesterday
afternoon,
the
locals
n.lfcU
mmarawnririncr
.made
it
two
straight
when
AT
I
fViftonni-
carac
out
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vie
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a
miusn
imjiu.
,
doubt
right
up
to
the
last
inning
Rupert
It
now
seems
that
a
fina!
settlement
of
the
war
debt
When
Prince
Rupert
got
two!
Falls
reparations
and
of
the
withdrawal
of
troops
from
German
lucky
runs
and
won.
a
bumper!
encouragement
given
oy
uermany
to
uussia
naB
causeu
opposing
batters
down
to
seven
'
a
rift
which
is
not
yet
closed.
TIMELY
ACTION
OF
BRITISH
The
auick
work
of
the
British
government
in
trans-'
tAAKTinry
f
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r
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onrl
toi
cVi?ro
f
n
Polfluf
imo
lino
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n.
4.'v.-w.
t,AU::
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lt,e
10cal
leam
Dattd
tr"
anu.
Kennedy,
p,
IUI
V
CllCCk
UJ1U
LUC
UlUUdUlllLV
Lllclt
LUC
lUMUn
Ul
L1IC
JL
T-
faJ
q
hits
and
was
credited
with
six
strikeouts.
Kennedy
twirled
for
the
visitors
and
was
touched
for
eight
hits,
and
only
retired
two
men
by
the
strike-out
route.
inert
man
up,
drove
one
at
the
(pitcher,
who
hit
(t
with
his
hand
!
art
A
tKa
ajwnnd
KaMtntn
ant
f
Via
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Wilson
and,Dan
and
threw
Benny
out.
Lam-family,
who
have
been
spending
:oie
waed
and
stole
second.
Far-the
summer
vacation
at
Nw;lul,Rr
hIt
to
r,Kht
end
Lmbie
Westminster,
returned
to
the
city
C8IT,e
nome'
F,''uo
taking
see-on
the
Prince
George
this
after-.
omJ
on
e
throw
in.
Arseneau
jirade
tne
tnira
out
with
a
fly
to
Camnbell.
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
;
They
got
another
in
the
fourth,
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
re-
Haveland,
batting
first,
hit
to
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Trince
'eft.
Wendie
flew
out
to
Horro-
Th
locals
gathered
in
thre
morto
tie
the
score
in
the
sixthv
Wendie
hit
to
left.
Lambie
wan
about
July
1,
for
a
motor
trin
to
safe3n
a
fader's
choice
when-
IJanff
and
the
northwestern'
Jomi!,e
inrew
ven'e
out
at
states,
returned
home
from
Van-
f0011,
Lrimljie
"t0'
?ond
and
conver
ibonrd
the
steamer
Prince
FarlUnar
walked.
Arseneau
then
Oorpe
this
afternoon.
drove
one
to
left
field
and
Lam
bie
scored,
Farquhar
stopping
at
second.
Jimmy
and
Arsenoaul
rt
Kannedy
which
he
caught
and
tare
Lambie.
out
at
third
I
Thf
Tn
tge
Arcafl
Cmn
VI
i
first?
0.
F.
score
that
Inning,
Jol-
Arcand,
lb,
e.
volt
in
the
bud
will
have
the
effect
of
preventing
its
i
nffe
pulling
off
a
nice
double
to
spread
to
other
countries
where
the
Mohammedan
power
i
retire
the
ajde.
Campbell,
2b..
T,
Jolliffe.
as.
.
3
is
supreme.
If
the
British
show
a
prorjer
degree
of
firm-
Jn
th
second,
Haveland
groun-
Robertson,
rf.
ness,
which
they
are
likely
to
do,
little
more
will
be
heard
!dedut
t0
Campbell.
Wendie,
the,
Horrobin,
cf.
.
of
the
Arab
troubles
m
Palestine.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
Alien-
nedy
flied
out
to
Moran.
Then
on
three
infield,
errors,
Arcand,
Campbell
and
Jolliffe
were
safe,
Arcand
scoring.
Robertson
ended
the
inning
by
the
strike-out
route.
The
visitors
did
their
final
scoring
in
the
seventh.
Jolliffe
was
hit
by
a.
pitched
ball.
Robertson
was
safe
un
a
fielder's
choice.
Horrobin
then
smacked
one
to
left
and
Appleby
drove
one
to
deep
left
for
two
bases
and
Robertson
and
Horrobin
went
home.
Woods
and
Reid
both
went
out
.to
Moran,
The
final
gapie
of
the
scries
will
be
played
.at
G
o'clock
to
night,
and
another
big
crowd
Is
territory
has
been
completed
and
that
in
about
a
year
from
crowd
turned
out
to
witness
the
now
tWp
wiwll
hp
littlp
nut
srnnrlinrr
htf.wpfln
fiflrmanv'P""
which
wa
ood
to
watch".
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'
'
'
and
other
nations
except
a
memory
of
the
terrible
con-J"'
bo!h
leamfl
made
mera,1
Loblick
V
rf.
ABR
met.
rrom
now
on
international
aiiairs
win
oe
carrieu
.,,,.
.
,,,
,
.
'iiaveiana,
p,
..
o
ii
l.jl
j
-i-i.
i.-.-
a.nuJ
Haveland
did
the
mound
duty
,,.,.
Wendie,
S
nnasif
nothintr
had
happened,
with
the
exception
that
the.
n-!
u
u.
4.
s,
c
-
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.
iui
i
i
nice
liuucii
aim
iiciu
biie-
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Box
Score
0
1
0
1
1
3
2
0
210
2031002008
p
Parqu.,
If.,
8b.
3
i
Arson.,
rf.,
If,
4
McKeown,
e.
.
8
1
1
5
5
Appleby,
If.
..
4.
Wright,
c.
...
3
Marshall,
3b
.
2
RHd,
3b
2
Woods,
lb.
....
1
Totals
..38
Summary
Two
base
hits,
Ap-nleby,
Jolliffe;
first
tmse
on
b"''H.
off
Havelnd
1;
off
Kennedy
4;
struck
out
by
Haveland
G,
Kennedy
2;
double
plays,
Jolliffe
to
Arcand,
Kennedy
to
Reid;
P
:
wl
balls.
Wright
2:
hit
by
she
snent
th
third
bases
on
nnuMtil
bulla
mil
Pllcner
Arcand,
:JiT?M5tW9fi!
a
T-xas
Leaguer
?wn'f.
T
and
.
Haveland
scored.
Farquhar
,,,
m
.
tj:
.
.
...
-.
.
.
n
....
Wood
atson
of
the
local
tTiimmimL,
7
C
"
7
,
r
rt
and
j..t..
-i'ii'Srfir'ldaughter.
Miss
Campbell
then
threw
out
Arsen-
Al-'i
T!
JiVte
Col'isnn.
fFtWrmil
'.:fj
4V,o
enu
ihd
MoKmwn
nnnrvrl
ruit:
ti
I
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.
vuv
rri,v"
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VA
W.rgelthi8,--'olliffe.
"tn
Van.
I
In,
the
fifth
Moran
wan
mtfe
on
'.iwpa
'y-
"e
went
10
second
'
jjhe
lo-
wheflt
Mitchell
.
jrroundod
out
to
1.
Wns
the
Tirst
baseman.
Loblick
flied
to
the
t
to
Appleby.
Moran
stole
third
this,
n
Icored
when
the
third
bsmw-
nissed
the
throw.
Haveland
grounded
out
to
Marshall.'
0
1
3
1
2
1
1
0
Totals
.
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10
AB
R
5
0
3
II
POA
0
3
4
0
11
0
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
0
2
1
1
1
7.-
II
io
1
1
9
3
G
0
2
2
2
0
1
1
27
12
E
3
0
1
1
.1
0
0
0
01
8
27
12
6
Jolliffe,
Me-
ime
z
nrs.,
'10
umpires,
Mi-nzfes
and
s.
'
HOME-RUNNERS
KEEPING
BUSY
Ruth
and
Olt
Clout
the
Pill
Add
to
Their
Honors
"'NEW
YORK
game
i
between
kept
the
Giants
on
top
and
the
Robins
tinder
a
no-hit
cloud
and
only
allowed
two
tallies
in
the
ninth.
Ott
got
hit
thirty-third
homer,
moving
to
a
tie
with
Wilson
and
Klein.
The
Phillies
scored
two
in
the
r"Sla
tV
l
f1"1,3"
then
tenth
to
defeat
tle
Brave,
by
a
Mckeown
hit
to
left,
both
run-1
(com
of
fj,
tour.
.ur,
scoring,
and
he
took
second'
The
Pirate
clipped
the
lead
of
the
throw
to
the
plate
H
the
Cub.
In
spite
of
heavter
hit-was
caught
off
second
by
Jolliffe.1
tln
of
theIr
onpnB,nti.
tht
ntm
J
o.an
was
the
third
out
with
a
,ndlr-
with
Pittsburgh
oris
run
fly
to
Jolliffe
i
..j
r
.
.
.
.
in
th"
lad.
7nuntr?JTu
the
In
th
American
Wue.
Ruth
I
d
n
the
seventh.
Mitchell
l:
was
got
hi.
thirty-seventh
bHir
o
T
Loblick
Z
r
r?
a;.P-
n"'
wnen
tb
Yanks.
Jieat
Wnihhii
went
to
first
on
a
'on
th
ff-,t
.me
of
a
double
flhCJMli?ntIfCh,n,K
hefl'Ur-
Washing
apllt
oven!
an.
fc
if
?'S
1
Il8VeI:
three
Yrmkee
pitehers
I.obifck
took
third.
Wendie
drove
ture.
one
10
j
oi
inre
and
he
threw
home
to
catch
Ublick
but
Wright
mis
sed
the
runner.
Haveland
came
in
on
a
passed
ball.
Lambie
and
Arseneau
were
thrown
out
at
first
by
Kennedy.
,
In
'
the
last
inning,
with
the
score
tied,
Loblick
sent
one
out
to
Horrobin.
Haveland
and
Wen-,dle
both
singled.
Lambie
knocked
jone
down
in
front
of
the
catcher
who
threw
crooked
'to
first
and
jboth
runners
came
in
Lambie
go-,
jing
to
third.
Farquhar
drove
one'
Yesterday's
scores
were:
National
League
New
York
C,
Brooklyn
2.
Philadelphia
Boston
1.
Chicago
1,
Pittsburgh
5.
American'
League
Washington
4-8,
New
York
5-1.
Boston
G,
Philadelphia
7.
Cleveland
1,
Chicago
2.
Detroit
0,
St.
Louis
G.
LABOR
DAY
LINK-UPS
The
llm-
rigni
out
tIy
Lalior
e
teams
t0
tf-ups
cl'JPM
r
Day
TOUowa
tr
KanamV
a...
t.'i
t
K
owa:
rvciiuav
was
out.
sa....
-.
Mitchell.
Haveland
hit
0.i
v.i,....
tfclt..
.xt..
'
...
d
and
then
he
stole
second.
and
'fhX'r
:
'
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!
V
.Ve
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"8e
-
ChrfcHahson;
Cross
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kelson:
r;rr,
Colussi
and
iiArVLii
Vi.
0
eron-
'"''won
kml
Wlnhanv-Jlorrfcbir
i
then
fanned.
a.
-r.....
JLiStJ
V.;"3T
Thf
rffed
three
nre
counted
SI?
in
thl
third.
Arcand
hit
to
right.
.
'mpoeii
wns
safe
on
Moran's
error
Jolliffe
drew
a
free
pass,
tilling
the
bases.
Arcand
srored
whm
Loblick
threw
out
Robertson
at
first.
Horrobin
singled
to
left
and
both
runners
came
in.
Appleby
sarrifi-od
and
Wendie
threw
out
Wright.
i
In
the
fourth
they
managed
to'
grab
off
another
run.
Marshall
i
was
out,
Moran
to
Mitchell.
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30?
fflthe
If
i
NeW'Yf!Manjkfl
I
vesterda
sterdavfftlrnoonrf
1
Brooklyn
untiV
the
eighth
inning.
Walker
Madame
Payot
in
her
artfully
decorated
Paris
salon,
lihereewry
phase
of
beauty
culture
h
carefully
studied
by
this
beauty
dictator.
Many
of
the
hveliest
women
of
the
continent
come
to
consult
Madame
Payot
on
problems
of
skin
care.
"I
recommend
to
my
clients
llc
soap
of
jxilin
and
olive
oils,
which
scjhi-ralcly
have
great
cosmetic
mltic
and
whidi,
in
the
blending
of
Palniolivc
Soap,
are
doubly
effective.
"
1Z
Rue
Richepauji,
Paris
...
v:j
mm
(CoprHhlJ)
In
Fans
.
.
Mme.
PAYOT
world-famous
beauty
specialist
advises
this
2-minute
beauty
method
.
-
K-J
;.
FOR
many
years
the
elite
of
Paris
have
listened
to
the
beauty
advice
of
Mme.
Payot,
teacher
of
many
beauty
specialists.
Today,
Mme.
Payot
advises
the
daily
use
of
Palmolive
Soap,
in
a
simple
2-minute
trcitnunt,
and
warns
against
the
harsh
effects
of
the
un
kind
of
soap.
Here
is
beauty
newt,
indeed!
"Since
I
commenced
to
recommend
Palm.
'ivc
Soap
to
my
clients,
the
difference
is
immeJur,
y
apparent.
This
home
cleansing
rule
gives
the
mr
rrtt
foundation
for
the
use
of
ray
Creme
N.
I
and
Lotion
'No.
1."
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tiie
famous
Palmolive
tteatnwnt,
atom
mended
all
over
toe
world,
as
Madame
Pa
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1
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ydfic
in
make
a
creamy
kther
of
ftdrnolivi
s,...p
and
warm
water.
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bmh
hands
noatsuc
th:
a
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FLIE
v
OOUITOP
into
die
skin
two
minutes.
Then
rinse,
firt
J
,
wajni
wate,
gradually
with
colder.
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it,
t
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ROACHEy
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fle
Ay
INSECT
ARMY
FUST
BEiHG
DEPLETED
Commar.tiiiME
General
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at
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of
In.liHlrlil
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bj
ltd
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V8
Hugs
Will
be
WipcJ
Oat
Ily
Fall
"Our
FhY-TQX
Iprayer
;
-m
the
greatest
menae"
to
tl
sect
army
ever
deykml
l
.
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'
in
a
roeent
mfcrview
wlii'.'
i
!
ing
after
the
bif
sprinjr
"
aivc
ngairvtt
the
Insect
nr
n
General
"fox"
has
bo
"
"
personal
command
of
tit
TQX
offensive
risjfejt
i-c-m
this
year,
and
k
Aeelir.
d
i
'
liis
much-needed
rest
was
n
possible
by
the
fact
that
wives
all
over
the
country
come
to
his
aid
and
em
"
"'
wield
a
PLY-TOX
sprav.r
well
as
his
best
troops.
The
insect
army
is
ft
l
i
:
depleted
to
stieh
an
extent
the
only
resistance
now
is
i'r
m
guerilla
bauds
of
insert
riors.
General
"Tox"
il'-
'
that
by
Fall
the
entire
nncm
tionnl
insect
forces
will
bo
wiped
out.
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