PAOfi
FOUR.
HAD
LARGE
SHF.F.P
HEAT)
Major
Workman,
Belfast
builder,
Here
Yesterday
After
Big
Game
Hunt
Several
Good
Bouts
Expected
Connection
With
Deeth
'vs.
Bagshaw
Main
Event
In
The
program
of
preliminaries
In
Connection
with
the
Hiry
Deeth
Vs.
BUlv-
R-iirshftw
hnrlnir
hnnt
n!
the
.Empress
Social
Club
thU
eve
mrig
1s
announced
'as
followsV
Seml-flnal,
Dan
Parent
vs.
Babe
Button.
'
Jack
McRae
vs.
J.
Bowen.
Pete
Holm
vs.
Tiger
Boulter.
Chuck
Hlckey
vs.
Alex
Walters
lilgj
SPORT
CHAT
'j
The
great
Interest
which
was
taken
In
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Associa
I
tlon
on
Tuesday
night
should
augur
'veil
for
the
success
of
the
hoop
Major
James
Workman,
member'
fame
t?clt?v,thU
com,!g
1
i
Ipr
ler.
PrtCJtlrilv
Possibly
thoro
there
una
was
never
rtover
o
a
of-a.
firm
Df,
prominent
Belfast,
Ireland,
shipbuilders,
Was
a
pas-1
senger
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
afternoon
en
route
south
after
a
successful
big
game
hunting
trip
into
the,
Cassiar
district
out
of
Telegraph'
Creek.
Majo'-Workman
was
proudly
bearlrr?
with
him
the
sheeps'
head
with
horns
measuring
45
inches
In
length
and
said
to
be
the
world's
record
for
sire.
This
was
only
ons
of.
the
trophies
of
his
hunt.
Major
Workman
was
so
lmpres
sed
with
the
north
country
tha;
he
Intends
to
come
out
from
Belfast
asaln
next
spring
to
engag;
In
grizzly
bear
hunting.
Preliminaries
Are
Announced
larger
attendance
at
a
basketball
annual
meeting
here
than
there
wHs
at
this
one.
If
there
ever
was
such
a
large
meeting.
It
was
certainly
a
long
time
ago.
It
Is
particularly
gratifying
to
observe
the
Importance
which
was
attached
to
the
development
of
Junior
players
and
teams.
Junior
and
ladies'
games
always
prove
Interesting
adjuncts
for
the
activities
of
the
seniors.
Basketball
seems
to
be
once
again
definitely
on
the
map
for
the
coming
winter
after
the
lapse
of
last
year.
The
primary
object
of
reviving
International
competition
arming
the
flrhlng
schooners
that
ply
between
the
Grand
Banks
and
North
Atlantic
ports
Is
to
stimulate
interest
In
an
Industry
now
at
a
low
ebb,
accord
-
lng
to
trustees
of
the
International
fishermen's
Trophy.
Complying
I
urlth
a
4tfrit
fAtitvaf
fivmi
(Via
fnnn
nv
u
jvt&at.
tcuvab
Ail
vise
dumi
council
and
board
of
trade
of
Lunenburg,
home
of
the
famous
Bluenose,
the
trustees
announced
a
series
to
be
held
off
Halifax
this
month
for
the
trophy
and
supremacy
of
the
North
Atlantic.
When
the
international
races
were
inaugurated
in
1930
the
Industry
received
widespread
attention,
and
the
series
of
1921,
1922
and
1932
followed
with
untold
benefit
to
business.
And
the
race
are
of
direct
benefit
'.to
the
competitors
who
receive,
besides
fame
and
a
trophy,
money
prizes
and
reimbursement
for
the
cost
of
putting
their
vessels
In
shape
for
the
contest.
The
first
race
wil!
take
placp
this
Saturday.
..from
$2.50
and
many
other
changes
and
Improvements
for
your
comfort
and
convenience.
320
view
room
...
all
with
bath.
Special
low
wetkiy
and
monthly
rate.
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and
Friday
for
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balance
of
October
we
will
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Inspect
and
tighten
or
replace
hose
connections,
tighten
or
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Install
or
test
Anti-Freeze.
and
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chains.
Materials
will
be
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at
regular
prices.
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TOBEY
TEAM
IS
WINNER
Earns
Kight
to
Meet
Ted
Smith's
Nine
in
High
School
Softball
Playoff
Bill
Tobey's
team
won
the
right
to
meet
Ted
Smith's
team
in
the
final
playoffs
of
the
High
School
Softball
League
by
defeating
Dido
Stinech's
team
by
a
score
of
9
to
5
at
the
High
School
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
!
Stlnech
drew
first
blood
by
scor
line
two
runs
In
the
first
half
of
the
first
Inning.
Tobey,
however,
scored
four
runs
in
his
half
of
the
Inning.
After
the
first
Inning
both
pitchers.
Allen
and
Stlnech,
settled
down
and
there
was
no
scoring
un
til
the
third
inning
when
Stlnech
made
a
desperate
attempt
to
tie
the
score.
However,
only
Stln-eeh
himself
crossed
the
plate.
In
the
fourth
Inning
St'ns?.h
blew
up.
allowing
six
hits
which
brought
Tobey
five
funs.
Stlnech
again
tried
to
rally
In
the
fifth
when
he
drove
out
a
two-bagger,
scoring
two
men
but
the
rally
fell
short
when
the
other
batters
failed
to
ret
safeties.
For
Tobey's
team
Tobey
himself,
was
notable
in
the
.
infield.
He
worked
two
double
plays,
one
ir.
the
second,
fourth
and
fifth
innings.
Allen,
Olllls.
Morgan.
Fulton
and
Ivarson
also
gave
good
.support
For
Stinech's
team,
Stlnech
was
the
outstanding
player
while
Welle.
Marshall
and
Buxanlch
were
also
useful.'
,
Teams:
Tobty-AUen
p..
Olllls
lb.,
Morgan
c,
Tobey
ss..
Walter
Smith
It.,
Dungate
2b.,
Fulton
cf.,
Ross
rf.,
Ivarson
3b.
Stlnech-Klrkendall
rf.,
'
Welle
2b.,
Stlnech
p
Church
a,
W!lon
cf.
Marshall
3b..
EmmelmRn
Jf.,
Bu.anlch
lb.,
Nakamoto
ss..
Obuchura
rf.
Umpire.
Carl
Smith:
baseum-plre.
Ted
Smith;
scorekeeper,
William
Murray;
reporter,
Olof
Hanson.
First
Inning
Stlnech
Klrkendall
up,
singles
past
shortstop.
Welle
up.
Singles
past
Allen.
Klrkendall
out
for
taking
a
lead
off.
Stlnech
singles
to
third.
Church
runs
after
third
strike
and
Welle
and
Stlnech
score
on
overthrow
to
first.
Wilson
fans.
Marshall
up.
He
filed
out
to
RosJ.
Two
runs,
three
hits,
one
error.
Tobey
Alien-
up.
He
hits
a
three
bagger
to
right
field.
Olllls
single
J
past
second
scoring
Allen.
Morgan
un
He
hits
to
left
field.
Tobey
Up.
I
Flies
out
to
Stlnech.
Walter
Smith
out
on
fly
to
Welle.
Dungate
up.
He
walks.
Fulton
up.
He
hits
a
two
bagger
to
centre
field
scoring
Oil-
:
lis
Morgan
and
Dungate.
Ross
files
out
to
Marshall
at
third.
Four
runs,
four
hits,
no
eiVors.
Second
Inning
j
Stlnech
Emmelman
thrown
out
at
first.
Dussantch
up.
He
singles
to
right
field.
Nakamoto
hits
to
j
Tobey
and
Busanlh
Is
caught
on'
first
for
a
double
play.
No
runs,
one
hit.
no
errors.
Tobey
Ivarson
urv
He
tingled
to
'eft
field.
Allen
filed
out
to
8tln-'
h.
Otllls
up.
He
filed
out
to1
Marshall.
Morgan
up.
He
filed
out!
to
Nakamoto.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Third
Inning
Stlnech
Klrkendall
up.
He
hits
to
centre
field.
Welle
filed
out
to
Tobey.
Klrkendall
out
for
taking
iead
off.
Stlnech
singles
and
clev
erly
itole
second'
and
third.
Obuchura
hits
to
centre
field
and
stlnech
scores.
Obuchura
Is
caught
off
second.
One
run,
three
hits,.
no
errors.
(
Tobey
Tobey
up.
He
is
thrown
,out
at
first.
Stlnech
to
Bussanlch.
Walter
Smith
filed
out
to
Klrkendall
in
left
field.
Dungate
safe
on
;
first
after
running
on
third
strike.
Fulton
up.
He
hits
to
first
base-i
man,
Bussanlch.
No
runs,
no
hits,
,one
error.
Fourth
Inning
I
SUnreh
Leslie
Wilson
up.
1I
fouls
out
to
Catcher
Morgan.
Mar
shall
up.
He
wo.'ks.
Emmelman
hits
to
left
field.
Bussanlch
up.
He
tiled
out
to
Tobey
and
Marshall
Is
caught
at
third
In
a
double
play.
Tobey
to
Ivarson.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Tobey
Ross
singles
past
third
Irarso
singles
past
second.
Allen
up.
lie
nit
to
ie:t
iicia
scoring
Ross.
Olllls
fanned.
Morgan
hit
a
three-bagger
to
centre
field
scor-
fat
HaXL
riTWS
He
singles,
,scortng
Morgan.
Walter
Smith
walks.
Dungate
hits
to
cen
tre
field
scoring
Tobey
but
is
out
for
leaving
first
base
too
soon.
Five
runs,
six
hits,
two
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Stlnech
Nakamoto
fans.
Klr-
ikendall
up.
He
singles
past
Dun-Igate.
Welle
singles
past
second,
i
Stlnech
up.
He
hits
a
two-bagger
i
to-
left
field
.and
Welle.
Obuchura
hits
to
To
ibey
ahd
Stlnech
is
caught
In
a
!
double
play,
Tobey
to
Dungate
iTwo
runs,
three
hits,
no
errors.
OFFICIAL
IS
LAUDED
A
letter
from
E.
S.
H.
Winn,
chairman
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board,
read
at
last
night's
meeting
ol
the
hospital
board
by
Frank
Dl'ob.
chairman
of
the
finance
committee,
was
loud
In
its
praises
of
the
very
capable
way
In
which
finances
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
were
handled
by;
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary.
Mr.
Winn
gave
Mr.
Birch
a
large
measure
of
credit
for
the
fact
that
the
local
hospital
was
one
of
the
very
few
in
the
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ARE
NAMED
.
William
Itance
is
New
President
of
Canadian
Legion,
Succeed
ing
Harry
Thrupp
William
Ranee
was
elected
pre
.scoring
Klrkendall
,
sident
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League,
succeedlm?
Harry
Thrupp
who
was
unable
t
)
ttand
for
re-election.
The
com
plete
list
of
officers
for
the
ensuing,
six
months
is
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
V.C..
D.S.O.
Honorary
First
Vice-President.
Major
John
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V.C.
Honorary
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Vice-President,
Lieut.
Col.
S.
P.
McMordle
D.S.O.
President.
W'.'llam
Ranee,
First
Vice-President,
William
Wilson.
Second
Vice-President,
J.
S.
Wll
son.
Executive
Duncan
Borland,
Robert
ShrubsalL
R.
T.
Anderson,
0.
L.
Barker,
Henry
Smith
and
S.
B
Marshall.
Trustees
S.
A.
Bird.
J.
3.
Wilson
and
Thomas
Silversldes.
Auditor.
C.
V.
Evitt.
Secretary-Treasurer,
A.
J.
try
which
were
able
to
show
con-1
on
a
recent
visit
here
was
parti-
slstent
surpluses.
cularly
appreciated.
Mr.
Winn
also
expressed
his
ap-f
O
P.
Tinker,
chairman
of
the
preclatlon
for
the
fair
way
in
board,
expressed
the
opinion
thai
which
the
local
hospital
always
the
hospital
should
be
proud
of
met
the
board.
Courtesy
which
had
having
an
official
so.
capable
and
been
shown
members
of
the
board
i
efficient
as
Mr.
Birch.
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standing
by.
Ihe
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regular
service
In
the
new
Presbyterian
Hall
on
Fourth
Avenue
East
was
conducted
this
morning
by
Rev.
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During
the
past
few
months
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had
been
held
in
the
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Theatre.
;
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took
place
last
night
at
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bride's
brother.
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Hester
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Rev.
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'acted
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morning
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the
Camosun
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver.
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their"
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city
they
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a
ai
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microoynenronous
Victor
RnrKt
McRae
Bros.
Ltd.
Ortliophonic
Victrolas
and
WltfVA
Record,