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THB'DAILT
NEWS
Tuesday,
n0
'venioer
"
l'k
Seerrtl
Decisive
Win
In
Cribba?e
League
Lt
Evenine
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
result)
last
night:
Uotm
16.
Star
Musketeers
12.
Heritor
17,
K.
of
Columbus
10.
Operators
16.
1.
O.
O.
F.
12.
Toe
II
12,
P.
R.
Hotel
14.
Kagles
IS,
Seal
Core
14.
Oroito
SO,
Hawks
7.
League
Table
W.
Grotto
.1W
Sbc
Musketeers
...13S
Moose
1
P.
R.
Hotel
113
Hawks
108
Eagles
..
108
Bferattr
17
Operator
106
Seal
Cove
164.
1.
0.
0.
P.
M
TOC
H
91
K.
of
Columbus
90
Ant
L
Ft.
86
130
1
94
103
108
108
109
111
112
104
133
93
125
126
91.
90!
LIONS
WIN
OVER
BUCKS
Vancouver
Defeated
Portland
In
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
By
Score
of
Two
to
One
VANCOUVER,
Not.
25:
The
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
the
Portland
Bockaroos
in
a
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
game
here
last
night
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
VETERAN
IS
SIGNED
ON
Frank
rrederkloon
to
Join
Staff
of
National
Hotkey
League
Club
,,
DETROIT,
No.
34
Frank
Fred-enckmn
last
year
playing
mana
ger
of
thr
Pittsburg
Pirates,
ha
been
signed
on
by
the
Detroit
National
Hockey
League
Club.
He
wul
play
centre
ire.
i
Freeze
Is
Much
Cheaper
Than
a
New
Radiator
Antl
Freeze
is
cold
weather
Insurance
for
your
motor
and
radiator
We
have
a
full
line,
including
Pre
(one,
liador
Glycerine
and
Alcohol
Overhaul
Your
Old
Tire
Chains
i
And
antielpate
your
needs
in
this
:
line
while
our
stock
j
is
complete
i
P.
H.
w.
Bartlctt,
Fifth
&
bunsmulr
Cold
Weather
'
Makes,
hard
starting.
Why
not
install
a
new
battery
now?
OllU
PRICE
IS
RIGHT
ll-Platc
Haltcry
.
.$10.00
13-Platc
Battery
.
.$12.00
S:L
PARKER
LTD.
PHONE
83
FORI)
DEALERS
What
corresponds
to
home
run
bv
Babe
R
n
is
this
moment
in
the
Spanish
r.a'ioml
sport
of
bullfighting.
While
an
arena
fuD
shout
iheir
approval
the
enraged
bull
is
driven
to
greater
fury.
SPORT
CHAT
Billiard
League
iine-up
for
tonight:
Waugh
(Grotto)
vs.
M.
Andrew
(Legion).
Howe
vs.
Tinker.
J.
Andrews
vs.
Murray.
McLachlan
vs.
BapUe.
May
vs.
McDonald.
Boxing
In
Halifax,
the
Oarrton
City
of
the
Maritime
Provinces,
seems
to
be
on
the
comeback
trail.
Professional
boxing
is
being
revived
to
such
an
extent
that
two
or
three
bouts
are
staged
each
month.
Amateur
boxing
is
also
scheduled
to
look
up
thereabouts.
Several
years
ago
amateur
boxing
was
a
weekly
sport
and
attract
'
thousands
of
boxing
fans.
Two
or
three
years
ago
the
game
flourished
for
a
while
then
dropped
back
Into
the
discard.
The
Firefighters,
who
have
made
a
name
for
themselves
for
the
quality
of
their
simon
pure
shows,
are
making
ready
to
'
hold
more
bouts,
in
the
near
future
In
Halifax.
English
women
athletes
are
in
revolt
against
the
decree
of
the
Women's
Amateur
Athletic
Association
that
they
must
wear
"half-sleeve"
vests
for
running
and
Jumping.
Revolutionary
Eve
says:
"We
don't
like
sleeve.
They
Impede
our
arm
action
In
running."
So
the
call
to
'arms'
has
gone
out,
and
at
the
general
meeting
of
the
association
a
champion
of
the
Mltcham
Amniotic
Club
will
move
that
sleeves
be
miuced
to
only
one
inch
in
length,
while
the
London
Olymplades
and
the
Middlesex
Ladles'
Chibs
will
move
the
total
abolition
of
sleeves.
It
is
expected
that
the
women
will
as
usual
get
their
own
way.
Game
wardens
in
Virginia
are
to
be
compelled
to
wear
uniforms
in
the
future.
LOCAL
BOY
IS
BEATEN
C.
N.
R.
TRAINS
From
East-
Sundays.
and
Thursdays,
4:
30
pjn.
personal
cost
20,
for
25c.
12
for
15c.
anrJ
in
tins
of
50
r
S.
COCKER
GIVEN
NOMINATION
;
TO
CONTEST
OMINECA
RIDING
IN
NEXT
B.
C.
ELECTION.
'Continued
from
page
one)
frequently
punctuated
by
applause,
declared
Mr.
Cocker
to
be
the
tute
and
Board
of
Trade,
had
twice
Unon
Mr.
Cocker's
name
beine
placed
in
nomination
he
vacated
'
the
chair
and
K.
Lowe
of
Burns
,
Lake.
viee-preaMent
carried
on.
A.
'
Shelford
was
proposed'by
A.
Moore
of
.Wisteria,
seconded
by
.G.
A.
Bel-'
sham
of
Fbrt
FT&eer.
I
Bpth
candidates
gafeAeeche
'
before
the
voting
took
plaee
and
It
was
apparent
from
the
reception
,
i
A
letter
was
read
at
last
night's
that
Cocker
was
the
favored
no-,
;
meeting
of
the
city
council
from
the
rhinee.
.
Western
Conference
of
Labor
Poll-
;
Ucal
Parties
in
which
the
sugges-I
tton
was
advanced
that,
in
the
ends
,
of
economy,
federal
provincial
and
municipal
governments
as
well
as
school
boards
should
embark
on
a
I
scheme
of
co-operative
fire
insurance
covering
all
public
buildings
in
the
provinces.
The
proposal
to
this
eflfct
was
mode
at
a
recent
convention
!n
Medicine
Hat.
The
matter
was
referred
by
the
;
council
to
the
finance
committee.
PIONEER
OF
VANCOUVER
G.
A.
Roedde
Had
Been
In
llook-
bindinc
Business
In
City
For
l
Over
Forty
Years
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
26:
Ousteve
A.
Roedde,
aged
72,
who
had
been
in
the-
bookbinding,
business
in
Vancouver
for
more
than
forty
years,
died'
this
roorrlln.
A
daughter
of
Tuesdays
the
late
Mr.
Roedde,
as
a
student
nurse,
was
murdered'
while
on
duty
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
in
a
ward
in
the
Vancouver
Qeneral
and
Saturdays
ii
.30
a.m.
Hospital
a
few
years
ago.
Basebalha8,certalnly-.galne.dia
strong
foothold
In
Japan,
where
e
ven
the
attractive
Geisha
girls
""-are
playln&Hneigame.
Here
we
see
one
of
the
teams,
with
their
uniforms,
in
Toklo.
FACIOT1ES
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
.J
L.
...
.
l
-.raw
LEAD
NOW
The
AT
FLOATS;-
Improvements
Requested
of
City
Dan
McMillan
of
This
City
Broke
Wrongest
possible
candidate.
He
was
,
Council
hy
N.
B.
C.
Salmon
Ankle
In
Leslng
Bout
In
South
i
one
of
Nechako
s
earliest
settler,
a
.
Icemen
Association
Last
ffrcninr
'
,lve
member
of
the
Fanners'
Instl-
i
A
list
of
necessary
improvements
NEW
Westminster
Nov
2V
lCarrle1
the
standard
of
the
Con-
in
connection
with
the
new
fUher-
A
boat
here
laet
Bight
between
Dan
'
ervatl?
party
when
the
going
was
men's
floats
was
presented
to
the
McMillan
of
Prince
Rupert
and
roughest
in
Fort
Oeorge
In
city
council
last
night
by
the
Nor-Jack
Broael
lasted
41
seconds
before
192
0mma
W
194.
For
thern
British
Columbia
Fishermen's
Brozel
knocked
McMillan
to
the
ne
aa
Deea
vice-
Association.
In
the
matter
of
light-
icanvaa.
McMillan
nnn
mi
tn
he
vowvu..
.
wiu.w
ujk
mic
uww,
wre
cwuwu
uti-
i
nearly
out
but
be
got
to
his
feet
I
PWJT
and
was
a
good
leader
elded
to
acrept
a
scheme
whereby
I
before
the
eaunt
of
lfl.
stansered.
i
and
aUtesmah.
He
wa
not
a
Lib-
the
federal
public
works
depart-
Better
venlent
points
so
that
light
and
ergy
may
be
available
when
It
is
aired
to
onrrv
nut
work
on
the
boats
The
matter
of
supplying
a
water
connection
to
the
floats
was
refer-
,
to
instal
extra
tight
sockets
at
con-
the
railway
cemmiseton
speed
ui
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
Cigarette
permission
to
haw
.1
here.
The
mayor
and
.
mombcrs
of
the
coir
that,
in
rex-ut
nui
t
ii
erly
winds,
the
floic
forded
the
protet
'
n
Ujwiir
a
mm
r
u
m.eraL
Provineial
or
hybrid
weather
ment
will
lnstal
the
liaats.
the
citv
t
matter.
Incidentally,
the
cttv
will
soon
as
pos.Jble
I
his
knees.
It
wm
learned
later
that
i
cock
but
a
man
who
had
stuck
by
'
to
pay
lor
the
power.
In
addition
to
get
In
communication
with
the
rail-;
I
'
1-1
A.
II
M
L.
.
.
.
.
.
.
..a
.
...
.
....
'he
had
f
matured
a
bne
in
his
vn'
at
Bn
a
av
greai
in
is,
me
aeparuneni
wui
oe
asKea
way
company
witn
a
view
to
navtnt
ut
the
as
ie,-.u:x
ankle.
Co-0peraiive
Insurance
On
Public
Bl'dgs
red
to
the
board
of
worjes.
the
alder-
tnat
had
b'
pn
hW
;i
!
man
avnrAaalno
tViaIv
f
t
rn
fnr
tm
...w.
...
.
ultp
,A
(h
d,
work
being
carried
out
by
the
city
the
ma.ter
of
a
fl()ll,
if
at
all
poaslble.
which
it
is
felt
miRl
The
matter
of
a
convenience
on
'dy
tnt
"iituatlon.
the
floaU
was
referred
'
with
the
In
'
-f
the
frt
light
InsUllatlon
to
th
district
en-
these
mw
floats
...
glneer.
used
lw
some
turn
Regarding
the
road
aonttectlon
to
they
uiiiht
not
,iif
the
float,
it
will
be
petntod
out
to
taction
desired,
it
v.
the
Fishermen's
Asaoctatlon
that
H
would
bo
well
to
;
the
ellv
la
dolnp
all
tt
nan
in
this
Unprovewr
ts
ask-
Ford
President
Makes
Longest
Phone
CalL
THE
LONGEST
TELEPHONE
CALL
cvt-r
mado
inaugurated
the
new
radio
telephone
sorvico
connecting
Canada
and
Australia
when
Mr.
Wallace
R.
Camnball
president
of
the
Ford
Watur
Company
of
Camufe,
Lhnited,
Ulked
from
his
dtsk
in
the
ompny
plant
at
East
Windsor,
Ontario,
to
Mr.
Hubert
C.
French,
Msnaghig-Director
of
the
Ford'
Motor
Company
of
AuiUaUf,Pty
Ltd.,
at
his
home
in
Oetln,
Aunttdia.
The
call
was
solely
Tor
Wdnosa
purposes.
Bcani
radio
sign
:.U
and
la::'J
wires
carried
the
env
nation
over
16,820
milM,
or
twe-tbirda
of
the
distance
around
tho
fflole.
It
was
9.16
aan.
In
E.uit
Windsor
and
12.15
a.m.
the
itp-t
ijny
in
Australia
when
a
trtofWr.b
c.)m-anv
operator
nooMUHr'afi)be!l
"Fust
connecttoiL
hWotywrJ
cffliocr)..
Tjiroughqut
Uw
xalL.ttliJcli
lastM-nine
miButesoViJ
86
secfSidi,
the
two
automobile
exeeutivos
d:cusied
the
affairs
of
the
Aua'.ralian
Fsrd
Comnany
with
as
little
diffl.ulty
as
if
they
had
been
talking
over
a
few
hundred
miles
of
land
wires.
So
efficient
did
this
new
method
of
rapid
communication
nrove
that
Mr.
Campbell
Is
planning
to
use
the
service
regularly
to
Wo
more
closely
in
touch
with
the
aftalrs
of
the
Australian
company.
Hitherto,
only
the
cables
have
been
available.
A
similar
service
is
expected
to
become
available
soon
which
will
enable
Mr.
Campbell
to
conduct
business
by
radio
telephone
with
Mr.
Wallace
-r....i.yurNooN'r,-
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l
ilk-
'jflWMt
OfS-N--.
,
i
H.
Campbell.
Prts.dertof
the
Ford
Motor
Compinf
of
liled,
phologrrpl.s.:
.-.t
bin
desk
while
he
InauRwritc
J
tne
CanadA.'Umlted.
rnl
Irt
lafaikUHMA
i.
.
4...
f
.
sanH
A
t
I
ia.
Dhone
call,
ths
lorupjt
ever
in
do,
waa
over
,16,020
mile.
TM
now
ma
route
ovsr
wnicn
in
convcrwtuun
wr
-
r
the
rVrd
aKsociatcd
coin
panics
in
ludia,
Mftlnva
ar.d
Stuah
Atr'.M
fa
the
agency
in
New
Zeala:nl.
i'ij'nw'v.-aareutcfl
cx
a
r
t
uvvnuiK
qi
ianu
leineaa)
in.s
md
fonr
lam
radb
avstoml.
Fr
)
n
East
Windsor,
Mr.
Cainboirs
voi.-e
was
Manned
bv
land
lints
to
Now
Wit
City
and
Rod
y
.Point,
Line
lalttmi.
Thence
it
ros
transmit'efl
by
sl.oi
t
wave
rsdio
to
a
receiving
statlcn
at
Rncny,
Knrland,
whence
it
woi
flashed
by
lunu
lines
to
the
British
Post
Office
aUtion
in
Lon
don.
From
there
It
was
ca.
:
ted
by
by
land
Irea
from
Geelonp
to
Sydnay;
thence
by
beam
radio
to
London,
bv
land
win-
StotlntiJ.
Stotlntid.
i-y
by
beam
beam
null
rmii
Windsor.
It
was1
the
lions
radio
telephone
i
j
Tupr
Jli'UOB,
,
Maine,
nnfl
thence
by
lf
pljt
throavh
New.
York
thy
nn
f
.r
ft
niirptv
busin
J
Trained
operators
m
orted
who
monitored
the
i
oui
'f
h
y,
thoy
hd
heard
Mr.
voice
distinctly
on
tho."
ra
hJ
rait
from
Ceelongv
in;
;
mile,.
'
travelled
more
thu
-f
.'
e
"The
inauguration
'!
Xw-
servi.-e,
an
owsuinnu's
-..
knt
beam
radio
to
Sydney,
Australia,
ment
in
communlcati"".
t0
and
thence
by
lahd
lines
to
Geelong.'
more
closely
than
ever
Em.
:
The'rcturn
circuit,
separate
from
great
dominions
of
tne
ui
..iUt
(ha
the
flr.f
first,
carried
m.
Mr.
French's
v-
-u-
.,!
volco
Zt,
.hnnl,!
markedly
'
x
the
conduct
of
trade
betwnm'.
safd
Mr.v
Campbell.