At-
10
h
.
(
c.
I
6.
En
6
oz.
or
16
oz.
Bottles
LIEF
ERIKS0N
LADIES
AID
HOLDS
MEETING
'of
a
turkey
in
a
The
Lief
Erikson
Ladies'
Aid
met
ment
at
the
dry
dock,
last
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
in
TURKEY
WINNER
With
this
iron
tail
on
his
back
to
reduce
the
sucking
ot
airless
space
behind
him.
Eddy
Mayer,
well
known
Austrian
motorcyclist,
is
training
for
world
motorcycle
reord
held
by
German,
H.
Henne.
New
form
or
socctr
ii.'r-duc
t
f
:
tar
time
ut
the
recent
Berlin.
Grir.at.y
h
rf
lib-
w
It
is
-ailed
saddle-soccer
and
the
feet
of
the
n;l.
r-
are
used
to
propci
Jhc
buii
uoi.h
toward
the
goal.
epsMsliuLJ.iiiem
SPORT
CHAT
LOCAL
ITEMS
In
order
to
clarify
the
position
of
'
To
moke
the
master
straight,
he
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
major
leagues
In
their
contro-
I
to
at
3:3-
was
"Ported
this
versy
with
the
minors
over
the
;
mwplng
to
be
on
time.
i
draft,
president
John
Heydler
of
,
.
.
'the
National
League
has
issued
a'
A-
Woodland
was
the
speaker
I
iiiuuiM
owuuci
urc
'
..hrir,,.'
w.
ai
tne
weemy
luctneen
01
me
ko-
cribbage
touma-
....,
.
,,
tarv
Club
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
with
minors
on
the
draft.
We
have
to&W-
He
gave
a
vocational
ad-
had
loo
many
now
and
they
have
dress.
IT
I
!
th
.,,
f
school
W
nothing,"
the
statement
con-
reporv
on
u.r
----
"-
-jz
tlnued.
"When
the
minors
come
to
pupils
for
in
month
of
Novemeer
o.
read
rem
and
.u
the
u,r
ladies
mum
were
very
with
Halt)
Skogno
of
this
city
is
y
"3
lu"
"u",
k
us
a
eoncrete
proposition
we
among
those
listed
as
becoming
pleased
attne
resu
eireunen
;
"r
Z?
hv
orin
"
consider,
and
not
before.
They
members
of
the
Sun
Ray
Club
serve
by
the
hostess
an
f
'."J...mvm
conducted
in
first
agree
among
themselves
which
is
connection
enjoyable
meeting
came
to
a
close
cipals
'
J1.2'.1
j
to
what
they
wtil
do.
Naturally,
with
the
Vancouver
Sun.
S1.36,
Booth
School.
$545
at
midnight:
mimiiam
sUnd
mm
,
.
-
jpe
The
reply
of
the
majors
to
C.
l.
R.
steamer
Prince
John.
the
minors
as
given
out
at
Men-
Capt.
Dan
McKlnnon.
is
expected
treal
by
the
latter
is
misleading
to
in
port
tomorrow
from
Vancouver
say
the
least."
.vie
the
Queen
Charlotte
Wands
The
vessel
left
Queen
Charlotte
-nade
public
the
telegram
sent
to
w.
,
71
Walter
Hapgood.
chairman
of
the
minor
leagues'
committee
as
fol
lows:
"Guided
solely
by
past
exper-
igree
among
themselves
on
some
This
Interesting
photograph
shows-
cariboo
swimming
the
Yukon
river
-
-
-
......
i.
.
.
.
.
.
City
at
U
o'clock
this
morning
for
Mrs.
T.
M.
Spencer,
chairman
of
i
tins
ukAAl
WsA
a4
A
tn
aft
nlakt'a
compltehed
by
further
conferences.
;",eetln-
theu
hoM;
If
the
Class
DoubleA
Leagues
can
'days..
extended
the
best
wLhes
of
the
board
to
the
members
of
th
tor
Me
chrit-
lefinite
proposition.
I
am
confident
stf"
a
the
same
will
receive
full
consider-1
uu"
ir.
ation
by
the
major
leagues.
In
the
,
action
is
Tbe
toe
marial
meantime,
no
possible!
"rrt1er
str
School
last
month
lookln
to
either
rescinding
or
sus-
pending
the
major
leagues'
resolu-ion
of
July
9
which
now
is
in
effect."
This
resolution
calk
for
suspen-
and
recommended
some
minor
ad-
jfiatmants
Ja
txi
v
Miss
&
A.
Mills
&$&dMpai
,
of
that
school,
reported
to
(he
school
board
at
its
meeting
last
night.
As
no
official
skm
of
all
business
relations
with
;
notification
was
received
from
the
the
leagues
not
accepting
the
draft
A
similar
telegram
sent
by
President
Ernest
A.
Barnard
of
the
American
league,
contained
the
following
statement.
Heydler
said:
The
Double
A.
Leaguers,
in
reach-
fire
marshal,
the
matter
was
allowed
to
lay
over.
The
Moose
Lodge
explains
that
the
donation
of
$50
which
wa
made
to
the
Library
BOard
renre
tag
agreement,
should
keep
In
mind
on
a
trip
to
uib
uu
jiittu
m
uc
aciriJicu
u
uio
Vancouver
raffled
In
connection
majors
that
cannot
be
carried
out
aimtajon
tickets
at
a
recent
all
down
the
lower
classify
through
idrle
whtot
and
dance
and
whkh
it
tons
and-aac
the
c
carry
approval
prtK
,
UwUimed.
ih.
of
the
whole
association
of
minor
.
..
.
,
K-
leagues."
Billiard
Averages
i
a.
tu.
T
Clough
0)
250
P
Zleman
CL)
.5
1244
A,
Murray
(CD
8
19T7
J
Smith
(E)
8
1932
C
P
Balagno-IE)
...
9
2196
W
E
WiUiscroft
(E)
6
1398
233
O.
P
Tinker
(CD
...
9
2095
2J3
M.
E
Young
(E)
9
2075
231
O
Waugh
(0)
8
1821
228
!0.
Howe
G
8
1805
2M
T
May
OI
8
1767
221
M.
McLachlan
(G)
8
1757
220
3
Andrews
(O)
7
1530
219
W
MitcheU
(E)
9
1928
214
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
214
M.
Andrews
(CL
9
1903
211
C.
Baptie
(CD
3
604
201
W.
Murray
E)
4
790
198
CL.
Youngman
CL)
3
564
188
J.
Scott
(CL)
1
172
172
to
the
children's
section
of
th
Public
library.
In
a
recent
Vancouver
Sun
ap
pears
a
picture
of
J.
W.
Tommy
Av.
Apthorpe.
former
chief
steward
of
260
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
who
29
was
recently
superannuated
and
247
who
had
now
left
Vancouver
for
342
bis
native
home
In
East
Putney
"l
BiHnH
tn
rataWlo
Rsfnrp
Vavin
Vancouver.
Mr.
Apthorpe
was
presented
by
B.
C.
Keoley,
Pacific
Coast
manager
of
Canadian
National
Steamships,
with
an
Illustrated
address,
silver
knife
and
purBe
of
go'd.
FREE!
FREE!
A
guaranteed,
hand
painted
enlargement
from
your
own
snapshot
-or
photo.
Frames,
25r;
to
50
lower
priced
than
competitors.
Phone
or
write.
HTSTERN
S5U.KS
COMPANY
P
0.
Box
153
Central
Hotel
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ftjiu
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Auditorium
GOLF
COURSE
j
Jmt
('ihe
r'are
to
pass
an
en-
iojible-
evening.
Clean,
quitt,
romforfahle
furrounillnts.
,
Tj
C.
Wttdlng
AUDITORIUM
GOLF
COURSE
L,
1
MARREN
Proprietor
play.
.
THE
DAILY
NEVTS
Thursday
iiecemaw
-
--
.
1
1
I
Epic
Story
of
Burke's
Death
and
AOfcer
Outdoor
Exercise-Try
Burial
Told
By
Martin
and
Kading
'Continued
from
pane
on?)
'
e&m
rrv
wl":
hisrHfe:-The-fact
that
it
wasnnertahi
wMnrthFTSffrty;
was.
going
delayed
the
search
planes
in
going
to
tne
isolated
country
where
Burke
went
down.
lVtV..
MATJl'
K?-t
y,
Vr
1
'
Ordinarily,
Burke
was
known
to
be
a
very
careful
pilot.
Kading,
a
German
air
mechanic,
was
said
to
be
even
more
discreet.
U
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fyQy.
t
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fH
M7,
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BSISSISSV
.
WW
m
1
II
W
SS
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I
E
The
mission
of
Dixie
Cigarettes
is
to
odd
iesi
to
other
pleasures
of
life,
spqrtj
jcciol
joys,
or
the
quiet
evening's
relaxation
at
home.
Cool
mildr-rpgrant
os
only
the
choicest
Virginia
Tobacco
can
make"
them
blended
by
experts
rolled
right
and
they
smoke
right!
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
I
.
.
M
M4i.f
VV.
.
t
K
SW.JLaSBBM
Mil
tWf
I
'-A.'m.
SAVE
.
THE
'POKER
HANDS
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
December
11,
1910
Aid.
F.
H.
Mebley,
candidate
for
mayor,
at
a
meeting
last
.night
in
the
Mclntyre
Hall,
declared
that
he
preferred
Mquor
llcerlees
to
ihe
Scott
Aet
but
would
loyally
enforce
whatever
the
citizens
chose.
Other
!
speakers
were
Dr.
W.
BCMayton
andsV
Mr.
Blakemore.
Dr.
A.
A.
Mclntyre
presided
over
the
meeting.
H.
M.
C.
S.
Rainbow
is
expected
tn
northern
waters
soon.
She
will
search
for
American
fishing
vessels
which
are
reported
to
be
poaching.
Through
the
courtesy
of
D.
A.
MeKinnon,
a
fine
aose
of
ore
specimens
has
bwn
presented
to
the
Prinze
Rupert
Club.
Properties
in
the
Haseltan
and
Portland
Canal
districts
are
represented
In
the
dia.
Eagles
Card
Party-Dance
Very
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
Last
Evening
in
Lodge
Hall
Fifteen
Tables
of
Cards
A
very
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
by
the
Essies'
Lodge
in
the
Lodge
Halt.
There
were
about
fifteen
tablet
of
:ard:
and
prtee-wmiMrs
were:
la
dles'
first
Mrs.
Anjelo
Ajtori;
Sec
ond
Mrs.
William
Reld;
thlra,
Mrs.l
P.
J.
McCormick;
men's
first,
B.
Pednfssh:
sreond,
Angus
MacDon-ald,
third.
A.
Hanson.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
danaing
followed
with
mu-cic
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
Thomas
Clough
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
F.
Hunter
presided
at
the
door.
The
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
moderate
southeast
"wind;
barometer,
30.00:
sea
smooth..
-
Dead
Tree
POlht-Cloud
light!
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.84;
temperature,
44;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Fresh
southwest
wind;
moderate"
sea,
light
clouds.
Lang&ra
Island
Clear,
west
wind,
sea
smooth,
",'
r
I
In
France
almost
as
tanany
girls
are
using
examinations
10
quauiy
for
teaching
tn
the'
secondary
schools
as
men,
andlt
is
predicted
that
they
will
soon
outnumber
men.
Save
Invest
y
OUR
money
will
not
be
w
M
idle
while
awaiting
permanent
investment,
if
you
deposit
it
in
a
Savings
Account
in
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
Interest
is
paid
on
all
Savings
Deposits.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
1817
Total
Assets
in
excess
of
$870,000,000
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