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FOTO
EASY
WIN
FOR
HIGH
Piled
Up
Big
Score
Oyer
Borden
Street
in
Junior
Soccer
Game
The
Junior
Football
League
fall
schedule
oi
off
to
a
start
last
evening
when
Hi",h
School
won
over
Borden
Street
rather
easily.
!
High
School
always
was
on
top
'
in
the
first
half
with
the
hill
in
its
favor
but
the
second
half
was
more-even
and,
in
spite
of
the
one-.si.ieci
score,
Borden
put
up
a
plucky
op
position.
Morgan
Jtept
a
fine
goal
for
Burden
but
he
received
an
arm
injun
and
did
not-resume
in
the
second
half.
Harold
Fisher.
A.
Hardy
an.1
J.
Campbell
were
best
for
the
elementary
school
team
while
Wilson
had
hard
luck,
with
a
fine
shot
in
the
second
half
that
Suehiro
saved
in
a
splendid
manner.
High
was
too
big
and
strong
and
had
too
much
experience
for
their
opponents.
Walters
was
chief
goal
scorer
with
eight
goals
and
Marshall
and
P.
Fisher
added
two
more
each.
Marshall
a
newcomer
turned
in
a
good
display
at
outside
right.
Cross
was
a
fine
centre
half.
High
School
Suehiro;
Blake.
Er-'
fckfon:
Davies.
Cross.
Eby;
Marshall,
Hill,
Walters,
Welle,
P.
Fisher.
Borden
Morgan;
H.
Fisher,
Cur-rle;
Williscroft,
Hardy.
Natcamoto;
i
Wilson.
Vcitch,
Naylor,
Campbell
and
Dungate.
There
was
a
good
attendance,
with
the
Borden
School
rooters
ad
ding
considerably
to
tfa
fujiol
th
game.
Jack
Campbell
refereed.
In
1900
professional
boring
matches
held
in
New
York
State
since
last
December,
only
22
have
ended
in
fouls.
All
were
main
bouts.
CO
OVERNIGHT
Mur
Brill
on
neck.
Dor
Hid
Urce.
Tried
'Sooth-S4l,
Cm;
boil
H2lhd
otrnihf'
C.
T.
Scott.
"Sootni-SjT"
s'oj
pain
In
1
minntt)
boiltiaulfwtaun,
AttlldiBuut.
in
.
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vTC
.
'
in
in
-1
ite
ii
O.
Lyttelton
Rogers,
Irish
champion
and
Davis
Cup
player,
compared
in
height
with
Miss
Virginia
Rice,
both
entered
in
recent
tourney
at
Seabrlaht
Lawn
Tennis
and
Cricket
Club.
Sea-bright.
N.J.
He
is
the
tallest
tennis
star
now
playing.
Big
League
Scores
Old
Country
Soccer
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
New
York
8,
St.
Louis
9:
Washington
7-6,
pleveland
13-4.
Boston
7,
Detroit
9.
Philadelphia
2,
Chicago
4.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Chicago
5,
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
12,
Philadelphia
S.
Cincinnati
3-6,
Boston
6-4.
St.
Louis
5,
Brooklyn
3.
WEDNESDAY'S
RESULTS
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
TIKST
DIVISION
Derby
County
4,
Sunderland
1.
Manchester
City
1.
Leeds
0.
MlddlesDorough
2,
Westham
Uni
ted
2.
2
Newcastle
United
2,
Birmingham
Portsmouth
a,
Blackpool
3.
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
A
new
pleasure
for
all
smokers
in
Dixie
you'll
find
the
utmost
in
smoking
joy
and
the
perfect
blend
of
choice
Virginia
tobaccos.
Smooth
mild
fragrant
Virginias
at
their
best
they're
rolled
right
so
they
smoke
right
Try
Dixie,
Canada's
pleasure
smoke.
DIXIE
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
SO
for
25c.
12
"
15c
and
In
tins
of
50
SAVE
THE
VALUABLE
POKE
R
.
H
X
N
D
S
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
Thui
.
SHOW
WAS
ATTEMPT
MADE
-"ORGANIZE
BOXING
,
IN
THE
STATES
EXCELLENT
OMAHA.
Nebraska,
Sept.
18
-fSWorts
are
being
made
by
the"
National
Boxing
Assocla-
tlon
to
bar
from
future
con-
teats
all
fighters
who
are
not
members
of
the
association.
New
York
is
the
most
out-
standing
state
outside
of
the
association
and
it
is
expec-
ted
it.
with
several
other
states
that
have
not
come
in,.
may
make
an
effort
to.
con-
troi
the
game
against
the
rest
of
the
states.
'
4
SPORT
CHAT
WhuY
'vin'-
wrulrf
a!''
he
fistie
world
has
bees
a
hjthcr
Jack
Dempsey
:n-jt
a
comeback,
the
f
or-
nr
heavyweight
champion
has
been
miking
ffmnckil
hay
as
a
'ligh
pri."d
-eferee.
This
summer
'he
Mai1
MhiIt
refereed
fights
!o
praeti
i!lv
every
city
of
any
en-
niKn.T
n
the
Pacific
Coast.
His
fee
r-.ngei
from
$1,000
to
$3,003
for
each
bo-!t
Miss
oi've
Gatt-rdam.
the
young
swimmer,
is
to
marry
Jack
Bond
of
Toronto,
formerly
of
Tillsonbiirg.
Miss
Gatterdam's
gallant
effort
in
the
Canadian
Nation
al
Exhibition
marathon
was
one
of
the
high
lights
of
the
swim.
Tvre
years
ago
she
came
to
Toronto
frosn
Seattle,
a
17-year
old
school
girl.
and
won
second
place
in
the
mara
thon
that
year.
Toronto
took
her
ts
tts
heart
and
last
year
gave
hot
ready
sympathy
when
a
tight
bathing
sap
forced
her
out
of
the
water
when
the
was
well
up
in
the
race.
This
sear,
after
a
splendid
race.
Miss
Oatterdam
finished
in
seventh
place,
Just
out
of
the
money.
AGENT
HERE
T.
A.
Hooker,
C.
N.
It.
Official
From
London,
Visitinr
City
in
Course
,of
Canadian
Tour
T.
A.
Hooker,
industrial
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
Wood
on,
Sngland.
is
Bavins
a
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
today
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada
for
the
purpose
of
surveying
the
possibilities
for
the
Investment
of
British
capital
in
the
Dominion.
He
arrived
yesterday
by
train
from
the
east
and
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
lur
Van
couver
Accompanying
Mr.
Hooker
are
W.
T.
Shute.
special
representative,
industrial
department,
Montreal,
and
W.
H
M.
Johnston,
industrial
agent
at
Vancouver.
BIBLE
SOCIETY
IGARS
LECTURE
Rev.
?
elson
A.
Ilartnrss
Gave
Inter-c
(i
is
Illustrated
Addrrss
Of-fliers
Are
Elected
Rev
Nelson
A.
Hartness,
Vancouver,
i
vlacial
secretary
of
the
British
and
Foreign
Bible
Society,
gave
an
Interesting
illustrated
lecture
last
evening
In
First
Baptist
Church
on
th?
work
of
the
Society,
Aid.
P.
H.
Limey,
president
of
the
local
branch,
was
In
the
chair.
After
the
lecture,
ne
annual
meet
inn
of
the
lecal
branch
was
held
and
1930
officers
were
re-elected
as
follows:
President,
Aid.
P.
II.
Unzey.
Treasurer.
Magistrate
Thomas
MeClymont.
Secretary,
W.
J.
Earl
Darrle.
Karl
Sande,
famous
Jockey,
now
32
years
old,
began
riding
when
he
was
10,
and
at
the
age
of
15
was
recognised
as
c
first
class
horseman.
IIAVJ
YOU
TRIED
A
CLASSIFIED
More
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
columns
of
the
Dally
News
to
find
what
they
want.
Used
can.
furniture
for
sale,
lost
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
sale,
positions
wanted.
AH
sorts
of
things
arc
advertised
there,
if
you
do
not
read
the
classified
paje,
get
the
habit
now
Try
it
today.
(continued
frqm
page
1)
As
a
pill
salesman
and
drug
cor
poratlon
president
respectively
Sam
Joy
and
W.
H.
Plommer
make
brief
appearances
to
good
advan
tage.
Musical
Score
As
for
the
excellent
musical
and
dance
program
which.doea
so
much
to
enliven
the
whole
entertainment
only
sketchy
comment
can
be
made
of
a
few
of
the
more
outstandlnK
numbers.
.
i
By
many,
the
Old
Fashioned
lOirlS'
Revue
in
connection
with
Art
Three
was
considered
the
best
of
the
musical
numbers.
Certainly
it
was
beautifully
costumed
and
executed
and
those
who
said
that
it
alone
was
worth
the
price
of
admis
sion
were
expressing
the
sentiments
of
many.
William
Plommer
appears
as
soloist,
assuring
Mrs.
F.
W.
Allen
as
the
Old
PasMoftea'
Girl
The
Dil-
let
Chorus
appears
as
ertnoMne
girls,
the
whole
torn
being
very
pretty
tttdeesl
Another
interesting
item
was
the
Kiddies
Kutle
Kewpy
ReVue
in
which
little
Miss
Mickey
Lawler
ts
soloist,
assisted
by
eight
cute
little
girls
billed
as
the
Shetland
Pony
unorus.
rne
wee
misses
were
brought
seek
to
the
platform
for
repeated
encores.
The
Queen
of
Hearts
Revue
with
Bill
Mitchell
as
soloist
and
Misses
Vivian
Hlckey
and
Loofce
Krikev-sky
giving
a
reading
number
was
another
df
the
prettiest
items
of
the
musical
score.
Both
the
Elks
Ballet
Chorus
and
Pony
Chorus
gave
colorful
assistance.
Mrs.
Dave
Brown
acquitted
herself
well
as
soloist
in
"Sunny
Side
Up,"
used
for
opening
and
closing.
Sam
Joy
was
soloist
in
"Here
Cornea
the
Show
Boat."
The
show
will
be
repeated
to
night
and
tomorrow
evening.
The
full
east
and
program
was
aa
follows:
The
Cast
Miss
Sally
Parker,
The
Steno-
grapher4Mlss
Nellie
Gurvlch.
Krome,
The
Faithful
Bookkeeper.
Alex.
Connon.
Jimmy,
The
Incorrigible
Office
Boy,
Bill
Mitchell.
Mrs.
Geo.
B.
Nettle
ton,
a
Temperamental
Wife.
Miss
Connie
Thome
George
B.
NettleUm,
The
CraBby
Senior
Partner,
C.
J.
McNaughton
T.
Boggs
Johns,
The
Junior
Part-
j
ner,
Jimmy
Farqunar.
Tony
Toler,
The
Pill
Salesman
Sam
Joy.
Florence
Cole,
Mr.
Jahns'
Queen
of
Hearts,
Mrs.
Ura
McNaughton.
Mr.
Samuel
Applegate,
President
of
The
Northwestern
Drug
Corpora
tion,
William
Plommer.
Mr.
Thos.
J.
VanderhoU,
Attor
ney,
Fred
11.
Stephens.
OocMlea,
The
Very
Romantic
Maid,
Miss
Jean
Robertson.
Musical
Score
Act
One
BIks
Opening
Chorus
"Here
Comes
The
Show
Boat."
"Keep
Your
Sunny
Side
Up,"
So
loist,
Mrs.
Dave
Brown.
The
Elks
Ballet
Chorus
Ruby
Lewellyn.
Vivian
Hlckey,
Louls
Krl&evsky.
Nina
Hunter.
Beatrice
Htfnter,
Jean
Smith.
Chrissle
Mc-Lsod,
Ruby
Krikevslsy,
-Violet
Mc-Cuteheon,
Laura
Stephens,
Julia
Walters,
Victoria
Krtkevaky
and
Marie
Mussallem.
The
Elks
Pony
Chorus
Enyd
Morris,
Blleq:
Armstrong,
Mlnerra
Brand.
Dorothy
PritcharcU
Margar
et
Jackson,
Evelyn
ZareUi.
Louise
Zarelll,
Vleno
Lehto,
Jeannie
Rit
chie,
Maryan
Miller.
Eleanor
Tite
and
Viola
Johnson.
The
Kiddles
Kutie
Kewpie
llevue
"Down
Among
the
Sugar
Cane,"
soloist,
Little
Miss
Mickey
Lawler.
The
Shetland
Pony
Chorus
The
Little
Misses
Pauline
Brady,
Lind
say
Waugh,
Joyce
Oawthorne,
Mar
garet
Bruyn,
Doreen
Bruyn.
Del-phlne
Balagno
and
Norma
Currie.
Act
Two
Queen
of
Hearts
'Revue
"Sweethearts
on
Parade."
soloist
Bill
Mitchell.
"A
Pair
of
Queens"
offering
the
tmuaioai
reacting:
"in
The
TJsual
Wriyt
The
Misses-
Vivian
Hlckey
and
Louise
Krikevsky,
with'
the
Elks
Ballet
Chorus
as
a
whole
row
of
queens
and
the
The
Elks
Pony
Chorus
as
the
personification
of
pep.
Act
Three
Old
Fashioned
Girls
Revue
"You're
Just
a
Flower
From
An
Old
Bouquet,"
soloist,
Mr.
Wm.
Plommer.
"When
You
and
I
Were
Seventeen."
with
Mr.
Plommer,
and
The
OIX
Fashioned
Olrl,
played
by
Mrs
F.
W.
Allen.
Chorus
The
Elks
Ballet
Choriu
A
PROSPEROUS
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MEANS
MORE
OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
YOU
YOU
have
COO.000
neighbors,
in
Biif
Columbia.
Their
effective
tn
om
capita
is
$830
a
year.
Multiplied
by
603
this
amounts
to
Five
Hundred
Mii
Dollars!
Prosperity
in
British
Column
depends
to
a
considerable
extent
tr
how
much
of
this
income
we
re-invr
i
purchasing
goods
made
in
B.C.,
am'
I
-muh
we
send
away
to
foreign
mun
Every
time
you
demand
B.C.
Pr
,
yo-u
help
to
ereat
greater
prop
your
own
Province
for
your
uii'r
and
yourself.
B.C.
PRODUCTS
BUREAU
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
QLAMP
to
dress
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fill
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a
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late
supper.
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Just
now,
you're
a
i
ii
:
finishing"
touch."
But
are
you
peering
t'osc
,
your
mirror
.
.
eyes
puckered
.
.
fe
wrinkled
just
a
little
?
Better
use
Edison
M
l
Lamps.
Their
caressingly
soft
light
barH.c
strain
and
helps
you
look
your
best
alwa
s
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MAZDA
A
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
P
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Buy
the
real
Coalour
famous
Edson
and
CassMy-Wellington
In
any
quantities.
AUo
Bulkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hood
Hour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
68
AND
SS8
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Alexander
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SERVICE
PHONE
575
BESNEK
BLOCK
DENTIST
as
Crinoline
Girls.
Finale
"Keep
Your
Sunny
side
Up,"
Mrs.
Dave
Brown
and
entire
company.
8how
and
rehearsal
'accompan
istsCharles
P.
Balagno
and
Mrs
J.
8.
Black.
TELEPHOSEm
VALENTIN
DAEitT
TO
SKEENA
IUIANP
Creamery
F'f4
Cottage
Cheese
Motor
stc
Coal,
Sand
S2
ago
and
settled
has
surprised
H'-with
an
uncuniiv
the
"electric
w'
paratus
which
pn
f
Hons
includes
a,-accompllshmcni-
,:
stantaneous
ext
i
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counting
of
pcapt
J
V
Brelsky,
a
former
imminrant
tei
iai
and
the
n;.
boy
who
came
from
Austria
10
years
plosion
in
t
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LINDSAY'i
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and
SW
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Cartage,
Ware
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Distributing.
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