AM
OX
BEATS
RUPERT
5
TO
3
AT
SOCCER
CAPTURE
TROPHY
Power
House
Wins
Honors
by
Defeating
Station
11
to
3
The
Round
Bouse
softball
team-
1
Round
House.
The
final
league
standing
is
ax
follows:
P.
w.
Round
House
S
7
Station
8
5
H.OX.VM
9
4
Biological
Station
9
2
O
Hibbard
O.E.
...12
Redman
OX
.14
Stephens
E
12
J.
Cemadlna
S.
14
Arseheau
OX
..13
Harold
X
.
12
37
43
41
39
48
42
3
5
7
11
7
18
H.
13
15
14
13
15
13
Pts.
7
S
4
3
BIG
SIX
STANDING
AB.
R
Tired
By
Travelling,
Locals
Dropped
Football
Opener
at
Smelter;
Was
Lively
Contest
ANYOX.
Auer.
26:
Anvox
all
stars
defeated
the
Prince
Rnnprr
viair.in
rr
pWpn
hv
a
spnre
of
five
to
three
in
the
first
A?LlT
leame
here
last
night
of
a
four-game
series
which
is
to
be
has
been
formed
with
teami
US4i
equalized
before
half
time.
Batteries
were
Tuiteeto
and
P
J-
The
teams
will
repr--
Aiter
the
resumption
of
play,
a
tersan
for
the
Round
House;
Stiles
for
the
Station.
h
we
town
oi
jfnw
ana
ovew-
imUKJek
let
Anyox
through.
Buchan-art,
Canadian
Legion,
Moose
Lodge
jan
heading
the
third
goal
for
the
sad
High
School.
Practice
games
j
smelter
town.
After
Smith
had
sav-bave
already
been
played.
Judging
ed
Williams'
hot
drive,
Horner
ad-by
the
enthusiasm
displayed
by
the
!
ded
the
fourth
lor
Anyox
and
Dixon
various
organisations,
this
league
made
the
fifth
from
off
side.
A.
should
be
well
worth
watching.
Dickens
scored
Prince
Rupert's
third
goal.
Smith
made
a
splendid
,
,
.
.
'
j
one-handed
save
or
it
would
have
'
Premier
beat
Stewart
recently
by
beeJJ
6
to
3.
a
score
oi
d
to
nu
to
win
toe
huh
,
Thi
Prinp
niirwrt
tram
nlnvprt
as
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
baseball
ggjted.
championship
of
that
district.
The,
xhe
second
game
will
be
played
game
was
called
at
the
end
of
tbs
tomorrow
evening
and
the
Prince
seventh
frame
by
Umpire-
James,
Rutjert
team
will
then
leave
for
Pet
jMcAleenen
owing
to
the
tide
eon:-
home
aboard
the
gasboat
Laura
F.
-191
.
ing
in.
it
was
quite
evident
that
349
'
Premier
had
the
best
team.
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.
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io
1
The
Prince
R
insert-An
vox
foot-
310
ball
games
being
held
at
Anyox
City
League
this
week
have
been
heralded
in
.
,
.7
Sons
of
Canada
.4
3
Father
E.
M.
Leray,
O.MX.
vt
"a11"
tne
bSst
0ld
Empress
4
4
Stewart,
who
has
been
away
for
a
sporting
events
seen
there
In
re-'Eik,
3
4
Pet.
.571
500
.429
week
at
Jasper
Park
and
Fraserieent
years.
The
Anyox
boys
are,
.
Lake,
arrived
to
the
city
from
the
confident
that
they
will
be
able
to
CFR.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Interior
on
this
afternoon's
train,
take
a
good
showing
not
only
at
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
Is
due
in
port
He
will
proceed
on
the
Prince
Ru-
home
hut
also
In
Prince
Rupert
at
3:45
this
afternoon
from
Skag-
pert
Saturday
afternoon
to
pay
a
when
the
teams
resume
the
con-
way
and
other
Alaska
points
and
brief
visit
at
Anyox
before
return-
filet
here
next
week
in
connection
will
sail
at
.5:30
for
Vancouver
ard
lng
to
his
own
statton
at
Stewart,
with
the
Fair.
"
Victoria.
National
League
St.
Louis
Detroit
...
Boston
...
'Chicago
w.
L.
1st:
LouLs
7?
44
NeW
York
68
51
581
Chicago
67
58
Brooklyn
66
60
Boston
...
Pittsburg
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61
Si.
70
48
74
47
73
MERCHANTS
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Chicago
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out
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it
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the
world'
rrcord
tot
quality
Qke
RECORD
SPEAKS
jr
ITSELF
Quality
tells,
in
n
ciKurctte
us
well
ns
in
wheat.
In
fact,
the
record
established
and
maintained
by
Turret
Qgarettes
has
ln
made
by
quality
alone.
Their
mildness
and
fragrance
and
the
satisfaction
thry
give
to
smokers
are
the
natural
results
of
the
quality
of
the
tobaccos
used
in
their
manufacture.
After
all,
nothing
cun
replace
good,
honest
tobacco
grown
and
ripened
right
out
hi
the
field
under
nature1
own
auulight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
4inbred.
1
Mild
and
Fracjiant
I
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ret
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fir
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r.
i
nlaved
here
and
at
Prince
Rupert.
Despite
the
score
it
was
Philadelphia
Ji
62
.460
leating
the
station
n-3.
a
brilliant
game.
The
Prince
Rupert
players,
who
did
bet-
The
winners
played
better
ball
ter
in
the
first
half
than
in
the
second,
felt
the
effects
of
than
iheir
opponent
throughout,
nthctr
nocturnal
boat
rUe
here,
bath
la
hlttine
sad
flWn"
-
j
There
was
a
large
crowd
on
hand
first
Inning
they
collected
three
.
and
the
weather
was
splendid,
rnns,
in
the
third
they
made
ar-
I
.
I
After
Hunter
had
saved
twice,
the
other
while
the
Station
made
two
The
Station
made
one
in
the
fifth,
ami
no
score
was
made
after
that
until
flie
ninth
liming
when
thei
SPORT
CHAT
first
goal
was
made
by
Webster
for
Prince
Rupert
who
headed
the
pigskin
between
the
posts
from
Walters'
corner.
Horner
then
scored
Softball
has
taken
hold
of
pop-
twice
to
give
Anyox
the
lead.
Albert
men
crossed
the
plate
for
the;
8J!B'lL
fire
Oiektnt
Just
missed
twice
but
Col.
Baseball
Standings
BATTLING
.Cincinnati
44
79
.358
i
American
League
W.
L.
pet.
Philadelphia
7
33
Washington
New
York
Cleveland
.725
73
48
.603
71
50
.587
59
60
.496
.422
.392
.392
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75
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LOST
GAME
Defeated
by
Sand
Pit
7
to
1
in
Softball
Match
Last
ETening
Sand
Pit
defeated
Merchants
by
score
of
7
to
1
m
a
softball
game
last
night
on
Oyro
Q
rounds
at
the
corner
of
McBrlde
Street
and
Sixth
Avenue.
Battery
for
the
Merchants
con
sisted
of
Pete
Ferguson
and
Dar-row
Casey
and
for
the
Merchants,
Walter
Johnson
and
Doug.
Stalker.
1234
5
6789
Sand
Pit
0
0
2
1
1
1
1
0
1-7
Merchants
...
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
01
Teames
were
as
follows:
SandPi
t
Murray,
D.
Casev.
White.
H.
Lyons,
W.
McLean,
P.
Gomez.
Blrell.
Ferguson
and
(J.
.Casey.
,
Merchants
D.
Stalker,
W.
Johnson,
A.
Phillips.
L.
Bond,
H.
Kennedy,
R.
Stalker,
V.
Menzle.
R.
I
Montgomery
and
P.
Stegavlg.
"
I
evening.
FOR
PLACE
(Bit
Leatue
Baseball
Clubs
Staging
AJerry
Fi(bt
For
Various
Hun-ner
Up
Positions
DETROIT,
Aug.
26
By
losing
a
game
yesterday
to
the
Washington
Senators
the
Detroit
Tigers
dropped
into
a
mathematical
tie
with
the
Boston
Red
Sox
for
sixth
place
In
the
American
League.
The
Athletics,
by
virtue
f
their
victory
over
St.
Louis
Browns,
maintained
their
fourteen
and
a
half
game
lead
over
Washington
Senators.
In
the
National,
the
New
York
Oiants
continued
their
strong
pace
of
the
last
few
days
and
took
both
ends
of
a
double
header
from
Chicago
Cubs
who
are
rapidly
falling
out
as
contenders
for
second
place.
The
Oiants
crept
up
half
a
game
on
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
defeated
Boston
Braves.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
Leatue
Chicago
3-1,
New
York
57.
Pittsburg
5-0.
Brooklyn
3-5.
St.
Louis
4,
Boston
1.
Cincinnati
8-0.
Philadelphia
0-1.
American
League
Washington
5.
Detroit
1.
New
York
8.
Chicago
0.
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
1.
TENNIS
PLAYED
Game
played
yesterday
in
the1
city
tennis
championship
tourna-,
ment
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
courts
resulted
as
follows:
Men's
Singles
S.
Darton
beat
W.
N.
Currie
(final
sett
6-3.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
beat
Col.
J.
W.
Nieholls.
6-3.
6-4.
Ladles'
Singles
Miss
V.
Smith
beat
Miss
B.
Ber-ner.
MtttT.
Eflgecttmbe
"beat
Miss
F.
Smith.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Aueuxt
26,
1911
The
Yukon
and
White
Route
has
refused
to
lower
rates
on
Its
railway
and
the
railway
commission,
therefore,
has
gene
to
Skagway
to
look
Into
thematter.
1
Oeorge
Tlte
of
this
city
may
go
to
Vancouver
to
referee
a
final
lacrosse
match
on
Labor
Day
between
Vancouver
and
New
West
minster.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Mrs.
J.
S.
Irvine
and
son.
who
have
been
holidaying
at
Terrace
returned
to
the
city
from
the
interior
on
this
afternoon's
train.
!
A.
D.
Mathwion.
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
Carlisle
cannery,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
river
on
this
afternoons
tram
Mrs.
E.
D.
Jenner
and
family
who
have
been
spending
a
vacatlo.i
,
vlsHlhg
with
relative
in
Alberta,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
after-nootil
train.
Miss
L.
HaUlwell
of
Borden
Street
School
teaching
stalf
returned
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Terrace
where
she
spent
the
I
summer
vacation
with
her
parents.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Henry
Halllwell.
J.
T.
Harvey,
who
has
been
practising
law
at
Smlthers
for
the;
past
year
or
so.
arrived
In
the
cltv
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
the
Interior
to
Join
'
the
firm
of
Wll-1
Hams,
Manson
it
Brown.
Mr.
Har-ivey
was
accompanied
to
tlte
cltv
by
his
bride,
formerly
Miss
Ruth
llorruby
of
Prince
George.
They
ware
married
recently
In
Prints
Oor.
1
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vrnnr
horse'
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the
brand
mot
favoured
by
Scott
men
ana
they
are
the
greatest
connoltieure
of
whUky.
Could
you
make
a
witer
choice
whs
cAoo-big
whUky
for
yourielft
For
sale
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
.
v
Liquor
Control
Botird
Mail
Order
Depanm.
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MARRIAGE
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WHITE
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HORSE'
then
blended,
it
Uigaiot
andreblended.othiltb,whUta
becomes
properly
married
Ta!
marrying
of
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HURSIT
k
a
very
lengthy
procirs,
m
result
is
a
right
noble
tpift
subtle
and
distinct
aronu
ui
bouquet,
soft,
smoota
ina
m
pleasing
to
the
palate
witiou,
trace
tof
kick
or
bite
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a
heart
tonic
and
dWn
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HORSE"
studi
supreme.
White
Horse
mw
n
1
"tin
w
flgltsffiYl
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dLspia
Con'ro
Board
or
by
the
Oovcniu:'
of
British
Columbia
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Had
dood
Results
Panning
in
Cariboo-
Devclopini
iMcical!
rcndiav
Property
at
Stcv.
art
Rich
Gold
Find
in
Northern
R.
C.
After
spending
three
months
in
the
Bark
i
.
workinc
nlacer
claims.
Remarrl
ami
F.no-pnp
s
cumS
L
M1UheU
bat
MlM
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stanyer
and
Fred
Stearns
have
returned
m
u
...
I
w.
h.
Tobey
and
w.
l.
Stamford
BuJ"ns
Lake.
While
away
they
were
able
tu
p;
beat
8.
Darton
and
w.
r.
McAfee
m
nnd
make
good
wages
and
brought
home
a
'
one
set,
match
called
on
account
of
dust
with
them.
After
spendinc
a
time
at
Bill
!'
darkness
and
will
be
continued
this
'quartet
plan
on
returning
to
the
.
Cariboo
country.
j
llclused
thr
vcit
were
assembled
will
be
sent
later
to
pector
is
report,
ri
1.
;
,the
British
Colombia
Chamber
of
ered
u
mystery
u--
Pau
Mines
in
Vancouver
I
Harry
Bowyer.
who
left
Alice
Ann
i
recently
on
his
return
to
Seattle
af-jter
taking
control
of
operations
at
,the
Bsperanaa
Mine,
expects
to
be
back
In
Alice
Arm
again
in
the
fill.
W.
W.
Meicalf.
who
is
associated
'with
C.
L.
Hibbard
In
the
devsioD-
.ment
of
the
Metcalf
Fendley
pro.
I
perty
on
the
northwest
slope
of
.
Shawatlans
Lake,
where
the
city
Banded
Mountain
was
in
Stewart
power
development
Is
belne
put
Ir.
recently.
When
asked
concerning
ijoube
18
days
toot
nor'hwt
ham
in
Ncrtfvri,
I',
from
which
ht
n
rjarac
gold
in
:i.:
three
poles
and
:
i
'.me
rucker
Ttn
urn
if
$180
pt'i
He
if
staking
th
Hi"-v
McKciit
lanc
for
some
tm;
'.pyrin'!-
In
thp
H
'
tninlrn
country
is
becoming
a
popular
camping
and
aeveiopmenu
at
the
property
this
Vancouver
He
r
p
picnic
place
for
local
people.
year-
Mr.
Metcalf
stated
that
the
of
activity
unumi
I
I
work
which
had.
been
done
having
the
creek
1
.
.(..1.
lit
1
tv
1
1
'time
out
necessitated
u
').'.,!
ir.
collect
enough
ore
specimens
thlsM
th-
season,
!
:
year
to
make
it
worth
while
sending
,
unUl
next
year
an
exhibit
to
the
Vancouver
Exhl-
bltlon.
The
few
specimens
that
M.C.
Brown
Fa;i
a-
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like
dull,
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shoe
.
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ltoth
are
entirely
out
of
keeping
vtl
pride
of
ftersonul
upjM
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...
so
kee
vour
sli
at
all
times
smart
with
"Nugget"
which
MM
waterjiroofs
the
shoes
as
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