CWo
BUrk,
In
Viefrie
Form;
ej2JJluT
Llora
from
top
position
in
the
Pa-Ottawa
th
nelphia
I
Second
Place
in
Jf
I
clflc
Coast
Hockey
League
standing
Can
Sectfen
ffT
,Ln!
night,
defeating
the
Lion.
3-2.
'letjHng
batsman
of
the
season
1930
1
in
thlrfl
CHICAGO,
Dec.
:
-
Chicago
JTv-wl
r
c
1he
N
Yott
Yankees
was
Bltek
Hawks
regained
wmnin,
5m
lart
night
nVdefeated
the
with
-379.
In
club
batting
k
led
with
an
average
of
the
Jfew
York
Americana.
It
was
with
Cleveland,
JHH.
in
second
Hawks'
sutOi
victory
in
nt
start.
;
The
winners
scored
two
gamls
in
the
j
Pi0-first
fire
ciinuves
of
play.
j
At
Mon'real.
the
Canadtens
de-l
Mfteen
ptayers
In
the
Americas
fMted
N-
York
Rangers
in
a
League
batted
In
100
or
more
runs;
heavy
scoring
game.
The
teams
tws
seasoa
and
Lou
oenng.
wnoi
prince
Bfcspert
Raining,
strong
ended
the
first
period
tied
at
two-d
the
league
in
tnis
departmem
i
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29
85;
s4L
The
Canadiens
took
a
four
to
with
174.
eame
within
one
of
eou-.
temperature,
44;
sea
moderate.
tap
lead
at
the
end
of
the
second,
ailing
his
former
world
record
of
;
Triple
bland
Strong
southeast
T$B
Rangers
then
tied
it
up
early
175.
AI
Simmons.
Jimmy
Pox
and
wtrd:
sea
rough;
stormy.
Is
the
thl-d
only
to
have
Morens
Babe
Ruth
drove
in
185.
156,
and
Langara
Island
Raining,
easter-
sjst
the
winning
goal
a
short
time
193
runs
respectively
during
th-'
ly
wind;
sea
smooth.
later.
Bill
Cook
was
the
scoring
ace
season.
New
York
led
the
league
.
of
the
game
with
three
goals.
,
for
run
getting
with
Cleveland
inj
At
Ottawa,
the
Senators
defeated
second
place.
Philadelphia
Quakers
and
stepped
j
Into
second
place
tn
the
Canadian
;
For
pitching
achievement.
Lefty
section
of
the
league.
j
Orove
of
the
Philadelphia
Athle?ir
Last
night's
scores:
was
the
leader.
Batters
could
score
Chicago
4.
New
York
Americans
2.
but
3J0O
runs
per
nine
inning
Oanadiens
5.
Neve
York
Rangers
4.
Ottawa
5
Phiiadelnhia
2.
B
HERBAL
OINTMENT
Hi
MEDICINAL
SOAP
Auditorium
GOLF
COURSE
Just
the
pe
P
an
rn
Joable
eveatag.
Clean,
quiet,
comfertaMe
so
round
tags.
AUDITORIUM
GOLF
COURSE
L,
J.
MARREN
Preprietor
lfeSsalB
game
against
his
rooking
sp-
and
elusive
curve.
Grove
inci'J-r.'
ally
pitched
the
most
games
of
an
of
the
barters
in
the
league
th:
year
having
appeared
in
fifr
gair.es.
Adolph
Liska
of
the
Wash
lngton
Senator?
is
r
itd
the
se
ond
best
pitcher,
having
allow?-!
only
3.28
runs
per
game.
Th
Washington
pitching
5taff
led
ttr
league,
allowing
on'y
3.96
runs
per
game.
Philadelphia
pit
-hers
were
i
second
beat
as
a
group,
allowing
4.38
runs.
The
champion
Athletics
led
th
American
League
In
fielding
with
the
same
average
they
attained
last
year.
.976.
Superior
fielding
was
an
important
factor
in
the
'success
of
the
champions
during
the
season
as
well
as
in
the
World
Secfca.
High
class
fielding
also
played
a
large
part
In
the
success'
oY
the
Washington
team
which
!
finished,
next
to
the
Maekmen,
:wlth
the
handsome
average
of
1.
974.
Veteran
Joe
Judge,
who
finished
his
fifteenth
season
with
Washington,
was
aO
but
perfect
in
the
field,
accepting
1.117
chances
jtn
136
games,
being
charged
with
but
two
errors.
!
Col.
J.
W.
Nieholss
of
the
Canadian
Flh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
last
night
,
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
else-!
i
where
in
the
south.
Are
You
a
Judge
of
Wkisky
Men
have
been
known
to
think,
and
even
heard
to
wy,
that
the
whisky
with
a
"kick"
or
a
bite
is
stronger
than
the
whisky
without
it.
Itis
seldom
so,
the
"kick"
if
due
to
one
fact
anil
one
fid"
only,
which
is
the
admixture
of
raw
spirit
to
a
blend.
"WHITE
HORSE"
is
a
whisky
without
a
bite
or
kick,
and
which
fits
perfectly
each
occasion
and
every
mood.
A
more
mellow,
generous
and
delightful
spirit
than
"WHITE
HORSE"
is
not
obtainable.
vl
Whisky
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
nhia
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
t
t
British
Columbia,
JLSzL'
Peid
McLennan
mailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorgf
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
from
tficAmos
VAnJijPicfure
.
CheckindDoub!eChedc
DUKE
ELLINGTON
and
His
Orchestra
FOXTROT
22528
"HERE
COMES8
THE
SUN
BERTL0WNjo'5
HOTEL
BIUMOBE
OUCH
E5TEA
FOX
TROT
22541
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ECKSTEIN
llTTLE
WHITE
LIES
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PENNSYLVAKIAfiS
FOX
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22492
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VOCAL
22502
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OF
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(SILVER
DOLLAR
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DUCT
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At
Any
Victor
Dealer!
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lAkMnU
MAiniME
V-UMTAMII
OF
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UMITED
.
MoaItmI
wvmi
McRae
Bros.
Records,
Vlctrolas,
Mlcrosynclironous
Victor
Radio
Th?
Vancouver
Province
has
an
editorial
rtmllar
to
on
recently
published
tn
the
Vancouver
Sun
urging
more
official
precaution
against
such
perilous
air
adven-jr(r
at
those
embarked
upon
by
PHot
s.
J.
Burke
and
Pilot
Rena-han
which,
in
at
least
one
ease,
are
believed
to
have
proven
fatal.
of
matters
for
the
welfare
of
the
Association.
These
matters
will
be
further
discussed
at
the
annual
i
meeting
of
the
'Association
next
month.
A
social
hour
followed
the
business
session,
delicious
refresh
ments
being
served
by
the
hostess.
nignt
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Information
is
wanted
regardlnx
present
whereabouts
of
Joe
Webster
(Indian)
operating
gaeboat
"Klncome
III."
trolling
licence
No.i
M6.
Length
of
boat
38
feet,
beam;
8
feet.
Hull
painted
green
and
cabin
grey,
powered
with
8
h.p.
Frisco
Standard.
KindAy
communicate
with
Indian
Of
flea,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
284
B.
T.
Chapped,
general
superin-;
tendent.
Canadian
National
Rati-ovafinn
Armv
ways
Vancouver;
S
Morrison.
dls-
allUll
mill
trict
engineer,
and
C.
J.
Quantlc,
uperlntendent
of
motive
power
and
fqulpment,
left
yesterday
afternoon
for
the
Interior
after
hav-intr
pent
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city
on
Inspection
duties.
They
wore
accompanied
up
the
line
by
W
it.
Jobey,
divisional
superin
tentlent.
A
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers'
Association
met
on
Tea
and
Sale
Home
League
Is
Holdinr.
Affair
This
Afternoon
In
Citadel
Concert
Tonlthi
j
The
Salvation
Army
,k
Horn!
League
is
holdings
tea
and
sale
of
homo
cooking
at
the
Citadel
this
afternoon.
The
affair
Is
In
general
charee
of
Mrs.
William
Kerr
while
Tu-
iay
night
at
the
home
of
Mr.
other
ladles
taking
part
are:
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Hart.
Sixth
Av-
Home
Cooking
Mrs.
Henry
enue
West,
to
deal
with
a
numberjsmlth.
Sewing
Mrs.
Wardroper
and
Mrs.
Alexcec.
Tea
Tables
Mrs.
Carr,
Mrs.
Barker
and
Miss
Dolly
Smith.
Cashier
Capt.
E.
Warren.
The
procefdlngj
will
come
to
a
close
with
a
concert
Uils
evening.
f
ri
j-lI!
1
nmnrj
S,
Mil
eai
I
r.
HitKWsViflT
hJ?
ml
lllll
TBI?
DAILY
NEWS
fV.dav
eaob
roua
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6z
SPORT
NEWS
TAKE
LEAD
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1
HAWKS
WIN
?P0RTCHAT
Vancouver
Lions
Dislodged
From
-".Pacifie
Oast
Hockey
Suprem-
-acv
Last
Night
PORTLAND.
Dec.
5:
Id
a
last
burst
of
the
Portland
!
power,
Official
records
which
have
Just
petted,
th
Bucks
scored
two
goals
late
in
the
period
to
settle
the
Issue.
Portland
and
Vancouver
are
now
tied
for
first
place.
The
Weather
www
n-dm--i'r
I
TATA
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choice
absolutely
Free
read
on
Extra
Special
For
Sat.
and
Mon.
SUITS
Jlen's
lS-oz.
Bine
Serge
Suits
Guaranteed
fast
dye.
Temptation
Sale
Price
$24
95
Overcoats
Dressy
Navy
Chinchillas
In
Guards
and
half-belted
models,
art
Eilk
lined,
all
sizes.
Xeciptalion
Sale
Price
&1
&
qK
el
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FREE
HATS!
Buy
either
the
Suit
oi-
the
Overcoat,
and
we
w
ill
you
a
high
grade
hat
a
s
lutely
free.
Ifuv
both
ani
b-
two
hats.
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
P.O.
Box
667
NO
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
NO
C.O.D.
TERMS,
STRICTLY
CASH
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
'
Oeorge
last
evening
bound
for
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled
at
These
Prices
ai
rmiMi
ibiiii
iss
sasE"
LOCL
NEWS
ITEMS
Mrs.
P.
p.
Smith,
wife
of
a
local,
Fresh
killed
Birikley
Valley
chlo-police
officer,
sailed
last
night
on
ken
and
turkey
at
Ftiaaall'i
Mar-the
Prince
Oeora
for
a
trip
to
ket.
(J5)
Vancouver.
;
'-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Mulcare
f
Howard
D.
Barrett.
ehll
Clark
to
gUwart
were
paatengars
aboard
the
division
superintendent
of
the
I
the
Prince
Oeorge
last
evening
go-Canadian
National
Railway,
sailed
ing
through
to
Vancouver
wh.
no?
last
night
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
they
will
proceed
on
a
trip
ti
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver.
Montreal,
travelling
via
Grand
North
D(lkoU-
arKl
Chic-
Harry
Fowler,
skipper
of
the
Al-i'
ice
Arm-Anyox
ferry
boat
Awake,
Sister
M.
Catherine
of
the
Ro
man
Catholic
Indian
Industrial
school
at
Lejae
armed
in
the
city
.
Z
vo
nr,
nlmh
th
yesterday
af.
Nan
retanla
tor
a
visit
to
his
native
!icr..
-
in
England.
sPnFlisar'SSjlCE
I
Mr.
and
Mrs
John
Durie
of
An-
Stores
oi
yox
were
passengers
aboard
th
open
until
in
.
i
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Prince
CiMirv
lojit
fvnlnu
ootn
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from
Dr
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thrniifh
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Vancouver
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