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I
HAZELTON
FLOWER
SHOW
LAST
!
WEEK
VERY
SUCCESSFUL
AF-
I
FAIR;
SPORTS
PROGRAM
AND
I
CONCERT
ENJOYED.
!
J
(Continued
from
page
one)
j
'from
that
time
on,
the
game
de-
eloped
Into
what
can
be
readily,
jbe
called
a
pitchers'
battle.
The
Cubs
:
took
advantage
of
a
single
In
the.
,
fifth
inning
when
Billy
Sargent,1
j
who
had
gained
second
as
the
-re-
For
lesser
periods,
paid
in
advance,
per
month
50
gult
of
a
nice
hit
and
a
stolen
base.
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia,
Hashed
past
third
and
crossed
the
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
.
3.00
j
rubDer
with
the
first
and
only
run
of
By
mall
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
jtne
game,
as
a
result
of
Ward
Mar-
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
.advance,
per
year
.
8.00snaij.a
smgie.
The
fans
were
cer-
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
.
9M
witnesses
to
a
real
treat
in
a
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DAILY
EDITION
LOOKING
BACKWARD
..86
..98
i
beautiful
exhibition
of
baseball,
the
Hazelton
Cubs
getting
rather
excited
on
several
occasions
chalking
up
three
errors
while
the
Smlthers
team
managed
to
contribute
two
as
their
share
of
bad
baseball,
but
then
errors
are
rather
hard
to
avoid
and,
considering
the
rest
of
the
game,
one
may
readily
overlook
such
things.
The
headlights
of
the
game
were
three
sensational
catches,
the,
first
being
made
by
Jlmmle
Cox,"
the
Hazelton
centre
fielder,
who
Wednesday,
August
26,
1931
j
picked
one
from
his
shoestrings.
The
Smlthers
first
sacker
made
a
beau-
tlf
ul
one-handed
catch,
robbing
Bell
of
a
sure
single
and
a
certain
score
by
Cox
who
reposed
on
third
base1
11
is
sometimes
interesting
10
jook
DacKwaru,
u
oniy
ior
Mcintyre.
the
Cubs1
shortstop,
con-a
few
clays.
Last
week
an
Ottawa
correspondent
for
west-
jtributed
the
third
catch
when
he
ern
newsnaoers.
named
Charles
BishoD.
wrote
of
the
pros-
Iran
about
forty
feet
back
of
third
pects
for
the
Quebec
elections.
In
view
of
what
happened
jee
to
take
a
high
fly.
George
ro-readers
will
see
,
ffr,S2
a
win
ior
me
iorces
leu
dv
aminen
nouue,
conservative
chieftain,
while
primarily
a
condemnation
of
the
Tas-chereau
government,
would
be
construed,
as
well,
as
a
vindication
of
the
platform
and
policies
of
the
Bennett
government."
''Such
a
victory
would
be
construed
also
as
justifying
the
Conservative
claims
that,
in
times
of
great
difficulty,
the
people
turn
to
them."
"Most
of
the
news
coming
heri
at
the
week-end
is
that
Houde
is
trointr
to
win
with
forecasts
all
the
wav
from
iust
nosing
across
the
line
to
such
a
victory
as
would
reflect
a
icent
production,
offered
by
local
en-
landslule.
'
tertalners.
A
great
deal
of
the
credit
"It
is
the
first
election,
for
years
anyway,
if
-not
through-
for
the
success
of
jhe
performance
out
the
whole
period
of
Liberal
administration
in
Quebec,
I03
...f
Jh
.
r
,
'
Sargent,
the
committee
In
charge
,1
a
n
i'
11
1
i
that
the
Conservative
the
has
;
party,
in
provincial
fight,
of
he
details.
nau
tne
complete
ep-operation
anu
support
01
tne
iecierai
The
stage
was
nicely
enclosed
to
party."
in
Conservative
local
governments
and
two
farmer
govern
conducted
himself
on
the
field,
always
master
of
himself
and
blest
with
a
perfect
smile
which
goes
so
well
with
his
real
sportsmanlike
conduct.
-
Concert
in
Evening
The
concert
scheduled
for
7:30
was
doomed
to
be
far
from
on
time
but
again
the
audience
were
to
be
surprised
for
never
has
Hazelton
been
favored
with
a
performance
that
could
be
compared
with
the
re-
give
a
splendid
setting
for
the
scene
Quebec
presents
the
last
stand
of
provincial
Liberalism
101
,ne
p13?
power.
In
six
of
the
nine
provinces,
already,
there
are
hour's
hXwrt
which
so
fittingly
close
a
very
successful
entertainment.
The
orchest,a
under
the
direction
ments,
leaving
only
Quebec,
with
a
Liberal
predominance,
of
Mrs.
,a.
d.
.chappeii,
started
now
the
Subject
of
Vigorous
and,
perhaps,
victorious
as-
things
moving
when
they
rendered
Sault."
.
i
some
splendid
music
as
the
opening
w
?t
m
m
I
number.
Mrs.
S.
V.
H.
Redman
fol
HUDSON
BAY
ROUTE
The
Financial
Post
of
Toronto
discusses
the
possibilities
of
the
Hudson
Bay
route
as
follows:
lowed
with
a
violin
solo
which
was
very
gratefully
received
by
the
audience.
She
was
very
ably
accompanied
by
Rev.
S.
V.
II.
Redman
at
the
niano.
The
curtains
were
drawn
for
the
first
time
when
a
chorus
cf
"There
seems
to
be
a
tendency
toward
impatience
in
boys
and
girls
offered
some
popular
some
quarters
that
a
great
rush
of
grain
to
market
overi'onB,8Thes(?
re
,pl?d!d
?nd,
cer"
the
new
Hudson
Bay
Railway
is
not
to
commence
this
!tt
year,
and
to
blame
the
Dominion
government
for
not
bring-
!pert
and
his
specialty
number
proving
it
about.
There
is
ho
need
for
impatience.
In
due
course,
led
to
be
something
that
the
pecpk
if
the
Hudson
Bay
route
is
a
useful
one
for
grain,
it
will
seemed
to
like
for
the
rafters
re-be
so
used.
Notions
that
it
would
bring
about
either
lower
lfund
w"
lawe
'-freight
rates
or
higher
prices
for
grain
have
long
rpLKit!
disappeared,
but
the
line
may
nevertheless
prove
to
be
a
even
in
Hazelton
one
may
find
wi-
highly
important
one.
ent.
MUs
Rock
possesses
a
very
"So
far
as
grain
traffic
is
concerned,
Churchill
may
be
powerful
voice
and
has
the
art
of
considered
to
be
comparable
to
either
Port
Arthur
and!f,gJthhS!
"In
luT,
Fort
Willam
or
to
Vancouver.
From
a
very
large
vSS
Western
tanada
the
distance
to
Churchill
is
practically
insisted
that
the
stein
song
as
ren-the
same
as
to
the
head
of
tho
lakes,
and
identical
or
al-
red
bv
him
on
the
harmonica
most
identical
freight
rates
apply.
It,
is
somewhat
shorter
sounded
very
good
indeed,
from
Churchill
to
Liverpool
than
from
Montreal.
Grain,
JiiTZ'S1
,;....
iii
.it
,
was
billed
as
a
short
sketch
endeav-
moving
through
the
northern
port
will
be
saved
transpor-
ormg
t0
present
some
of
the
local
tation
of
approximately
two
thousand
miles.
The
route
characters
of
the
community
as
the
will
be
well
developed
for
grain
carrying
when
ocean
ves-
residents
see
them.
The
scene
op-sels
appear
there
willing
to
carry
wheat
from
Churchill
to
ened
wlth
0eoree
Banks-
ppo9cd-Liverpool
for
slightly
less
than
the
present
cost
of
getting
iKZiS!!;
n
t
a
iinii!
.
r
a
r
0
b
ence
reading
a
local
paper
with
the
iST
r
0Fl
w,lVani
0r
1
ort
Artnur"
Iwords,
"Believe
It
or
Not"
appearing
there
are
problems
of
insurance
as
well
as
problems
of
jin
bold
black
print
across
the
front
westbound
cargoes
to
be
settled.
It
is
not
easy
to
force
the
Ipw
the
part
being
very
ably
taken
development
of
a
port,
which,
in
the
long
run
must
depend
lby
Jack
s.aurgent;
butler
Reeves,
Ef
flndinirlt
profitable
to
themselves
top
make
of
it.
Canada
had
had
use
very
little
luck
in
making
'from
a
lack
of
action
as
he
dragged
a
port
of
Prince
Rupert,
from
which
great
things
were
ex-
!one
foot
after
the
other
in
very
cap-pected
in
the
early
days
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific.
The
lab,e
style.
Frank
wheauey
appeared
first
grain
elevator
at
Vancouver
stood
idle
for
a
number
;M
?,ee.ves;,M1?.D"lha
R,ock
"
th.
of
years,
.and
was
a
subject
for
scoffing
until
a
combina-
lion
01
circumstances
arose
which
made.it
profitable
to
fection.
chick
sale
the
woman's
Ship
OUt
a
portion
of
Canada's
grain
through
that
gate-
home
companion,
very
neatly
attlr-Way.
jed
In
bowler
hat,
dark
suit
and
white
'The
Hudson
Bay
Railway
was
demanded
for
many
hoes
ente.'!!d,toKreftd
eiMon
ot,
vonvo
n
,n!
w
n
i
i
1
PP"
that
bore
the
name
of
k'u.ii
mutt.,
uui,
wiiiifc
vttiiuua
iiccub
uuvv
i"e;..WeeklySqUealr,nveryb0,db,ack
uiuineiH
unu
not
routes
10
marKeu
Boat
and
Car
for
Sale
Car
can
be
seen
at
Parker's
Garage
Itoat,
the
Imalone,
at
Yacht
Club
Floats
Dr.
Joseph
Maguire,
Alder
Block
letters.
The
man
about
town
was
I
represented
by
Jlmmle
Adams,
The
scene
ended
with
the
husband
and
Chick
In
a
duel
which
resulted
In
their
deaths
and
allows
the
butler
,and
Mrs.
Banks
to
embrace
each
I
other
and
thus
proving
that
even
a
;
butler
may
be
named
as
co-respondent.
j
A
dance
followed
the
concert
and
Judglng'from
the
number
In
atlen-;
dance
every
one
enjoyed
themselves.
jThe
day,
considering
the
lovely
weather
and
the
beautiful
flowers
In
conjunction
with
the
other
at
tractions
made
the
Flower
Show
day
at
Hazelton
a
tremendous
success.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday.
Auguyt
2a
j9,
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
Mark
Brennan
of
Wistaria,
after
receiving
treatment
for
several
(months
at
the
Hazelton
Hospital,
returned
last
week
to
his
home
in
this
district.
j
1
!
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Bums
'Lake
Hospital
on
Monday
of
last
iweek
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Louis
Dahl-gren
of
Fraser,Lake.
District
visitors
in
town
during
the
past
week.
Jhave
Included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pete
Williams
and
family.
Palling;
K.
C.
McCannell
and
A.
H.
Waddlngton,
Prince
Rupert.
Miss
Belva
Woodsworth
and
Miss
Evelyn
Gowanlock
of
Winnipeg
arrived
in
Burns
Lake
last
Friday
to
pay
a
visit
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Godwin.
C.
Ostberg
and
J.
Berg
are
carrying
out
the
job
of
giving
the
local
Anglican
Church
a
new
coat
of
paint.
Rev,
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Hlnchllffc
have
returned
to
Bums
Lake
from
a
honeymoon
trip
following
their
recent
marriage
and
have
taken
up
residence
In
ihexvlcarage.
?'
Mrs.
E.
S.
Fleming
Is
paying
a
visit
with
friends
at
Terrace.
Richard
M.
Carroll
and
William
Carroll
of
Decker
Lake
were
visitors
In
town
last
week.
.
.
.M
-
-
1
1
M
I
iiitrc
are
quite
a
uuuiurr
Ui
,
camping
parties
on
Ootsa
Lake
and
all
the
summer
cottages
of
Johnson
ana
Neison
are
constantly
occupied.
The
marriage
of
Miss
Alice
Gen
eva
Anderson
and
Harry
Alfred
Long
took
place
at
the
United
I
Church
Parsonage
here
last
Mon-iday
afternoon.
Rev.
E.
8.
Fleming
!
of
flclatlng.
Attendants
were
Mrs.
'Harry
Larson
and
John
Long.
The
'
couple
will
reside
at
Palling.
VANDERH00F
j
The
Central
Interior
Oraln
and
Hay
Pool
has
elected
the
following
directorate:
president,
J.
Carey;
vice-president,
George
Cameron;
!
Caleb
Prout.
H.
Fallon
and
E.
Skltt.
A.
St.
G.
W.
Brain
has
been
retained
as
secretary-treasurer.
I
A
fine
new
community
hall
Is
Just
'about
completed
for
the
Northslde
Community
Hall
Association.
The
i
building
measures
28
feet
by
70
feet
land
Is
splendidly
appointed.
J
Mrs.
Lloyd
Woods
of
Penny
Is
vls-iltlng
here
with
her
mother,
Mrs.
Mary
Hunt.
Mrs.
Cecil
Steele
ot
Smlthers
Is
jvlsittng
here
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
1
Mrs,
Thomas
Steele
sr.
.
Mrs.
O.
Albery
of
Fairbanks,
Al-,
aska,
Is
visiting
here
as
the
guest
ot
i
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Finnle
sr.
Godfrey
Morgan
la
acting
as
re-l
lief
teller
In
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce.
Miss
Maude
Hartley
has
returned
home
after
spending
a
month's
vacation
In
Burns
Lake
as
the
guest
of
Miss
Gertrude
Wahman.
A
body
found
on
the
shore
of
Takla
Lake
Is
believed
to
be
that
of
Adolf
Mllson,
who
was
drowned
In
Driftwood
River
In
June
of
last
year.
STEWART
The
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
has
Invited
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmle
to
visit
Stewart
In
the
course
of
his
forthcoming
tour
of
the
province
An
In
SUMMER
COMPLAINT
CAUSES
MANY
DEATHS
AMONQ
INFANTS
Thousands
of
toothers
throughout
CumuU
hV
Used
during
the
past
80
years
it
baa
tn
oa
tU
market,
and
their
child'
life
no
doubt
saved
by
iU
timely
ua.
nw,
600.
a
bottle
at
an
aniMUH
Prince
Rupert
FALL
p
AI
FOOTBALL:
LACROSSE:
vitation
has
also
been
extended
to
lion.
It.
J.
Manlon.
federal
minister
6f
railwayi
to
visit
here.
,
,
Cherries,
apples
and
tomatoes
formed
part
of
a
surprising
display
'of
local
grown
products
which
caused
much
attention
last
week
In
the
store
of
Campbell
&
Duke
here.
Tourists
on
board
the
steamer
Princess
Alice,
which
was
here
last
Thursday,
were
furnished
with
cars
by
the
Stewart
Board
of
Trade
and
taken
for
drives
to
Premier
and
various
points
of
Interest
in
the
district.
J.
A.
Anderson,
road
superintendent
fdr-Atlln
district
with
head-'"isi-Ws
at
AnyVjx.
was
here
last
week
to
select
sites
for
relief
road
construction
camps
which
will
be
opened
In
the"
d'lstrlct'.thU
fall.
.
ThCjUdleAld
of
the
local
Uni-ted
Church
held
a
very
successful
bazaar
on.
Saturday.
ALICE
ARM
A
cre.w
of
seven
men
In
charge
of
William
McLean
left
here
last
Thursday
and
will
spend
the
next
two
months
changing
the
line
of
the
Oovernment
Telegraphs
between
Alice
Arm
and
Alyansh
to
new
,
or
dealer.:
put
up
only
by
TU
T.
Mil-
,oie8'
ew
01
live
men
In
charge
I
turn
Co.,
Umitod,
Toronto.
Out.
,
of
J
.
C.
Btuddy
will
shortly
start
on
the
stringing
of
new
copper
wire
on
Uie
line
between
Alice
Arm
and
An-yox.
The
latter
work
was
started
i
last
year.
It
Is
understood
that
a
number
of
unemployed
men
from
Anyox
will
be
brought
here
when
government
road
construction
relief
work
starts
near
Alice
Arm.
Mr.
Ironsides,'
who
taught
last
jyear
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
has
been
appointed
to
take
charge
of
the
Alice
Arm
school,
succeeding
F.
(If.
Hoadley,
whb
goe
to
Stewart
as
principal.
Mr.
Hoadley
left
here
last
week
and
will
pay
a
visit
to
Smlth-
,ers
before
assuming
his
duties
at
Stewart.
!
K
.
Mrs.
A.
Crerar
and
Mrs.
War
drop
ot
Anyox
are
spending
summer
holi
days
here,
Mrs.
Waterland
arrived
here
last
week
from
Anyox
and
is
a
guest
at
the,
Alice
Arm
Hotel.
Miss
Florence
Studdy
left
last
week
for
Kamloops
where
she
will
spend
the
coming
year
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hoadley,
who
were
recent
vlsl-
'tors
here.
'
A
local
garden
thief
was
recently
apprehended
and
fined
$2
and
costs.
(let
quick
reiults
with
a
want
ad
Opens
Tuesday;
Sept.
1
Closes
Friday,
Sept.
4
Number
of
Jugglers,
Equalibrists
and
Contortionists
to
give
Cever
Performances
Bevy
of
Dancing
Girls.
Two
Bands
in
Attendance.
CHAMPIONSHIP
SPORTS!
The
sporting
events
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fall
Fair
this
year
give
promise
of
surpassing
those
of
former
years.
The
visiting
teems
have
won
distinction
in
their
respective
districts,
while
the
local
boys
are
in
the
best
of
form.
BASEBALL:
Hazelton,
the
champion
team
so
far,
will
try
to
add
one
more
to
its
string
of
victories
by
playing
a
scries
against
Prince
Rupert.
Also
Indian
baseball
games.
ANYOX
VS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
the
championship
of
Northern
II.
C.
Also
Indian
football
contests.
Prince
Rupert
and
two
Naas
River
teams
will
play
a
championship
scries.
International
Beautequest
The
most
beautiful
girl
in
this
district
will
he
chosen
to
visit
Ims
Angeles
and
compete
in
the
huge
competition,
arid
the
candidate
will
be
chosen
during
fair
week
at
the
final
ball.
Exhibition
Features
Flower
show,
the
largest
in
Northern
British
Columbia.
Individual
farm
exhibit,
most
important
yet
ever
made
in
district.
Dozens
of
Midway
features
every
afternoon
and
evening.
Visits
In
Victoria
W.
E.
Fisher
of
Pi
Inn
I?
:
on
a
visit
to
Victoria
and
i
at
the
Stralhcona
Hod
l.
M
Is
a
practising
barrbtrr
i:
north.
He
was
formerh
..
of
this
city.-Victoria
Col.
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