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August
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Thii
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lishcd
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or
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ment
of
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Columbia.
Thursday,
August
20,
1931
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ice
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it
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few
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"Camp
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hi
I
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m
is
PLEASED
Prin.-e
Oforje
Softball
Hoys
Grate"
ful
For
Reception
Accorded
Then
Here
Recently
A
letter
which
reads
as
follows
has
been
received
by
William
Reid,
arling
s
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
STU1BLING
IS
v
TO
MEET
DRMPSKY
UEATLE.
Auk.
20-Local
Dro-
moters
luve
offered
W.
L.
(Young)
Stribllng,
now
in
CalU
:
f
drnla,
$5,000
to
appear
against
JacI:
Decipsey.
former
world's
;
heavyweight
champion,
in
a
four-round
bout
here
on
Wed
nesday
of
next
week.
'MERCHANTS
Philadelphia's
National
League
club
has
purchased
Douglas
Taltt
frnm
f
ho
Atlanta
nlnh
nf
thn
firmti
IVULJC1
v
otn
I
DriffiiA
nna
nt
tHfl
Vlouv1xt
did
manner
ln
which
they
treated
tQ
phUadelphla
B,
the
enU
of
the
week.
"We
were
all
very
much
pleased
i
with
the
reception
we
received
dur-l
.lng
our
stay
ln
Prince
Rupert
and
!
there
Is
not
one
of
the
boys
who
would
not
be
glad
to
make
the
trip
again.
Naturally
we
were
disappointed
at
not
winning
the
cham-
i
pionshlp
but
we
feel
that
we
would
,iie
w
meet
sucn
strong
opposition
tory
0Vr
Harry
Dillon.
!aga,n-
Winnipeg
product.
I
"We
would
be
yery
pleased
to
have
jthe
Rupert
team
play
us
here
dur-'
lng
the
Labor
Day
week-end
and
if
jyou
feel
that
you
can
make
the
trip
Ion
that
date
we
will
endeavor
to
get
;
the
Kamloops
C.
N.
R.
A.
team
up
j
I
here
at
the
same
time
and
try
out
the
relative
merits
of
the
north
and
'
south
lines.
I
j
"In
closing
we
would
like
lo
thank
,
all
our
opponents
for
the
splendid
j
sportsmanship
shown
during
the'
Barnes
and
the
following
ln
partlcu-!
lar:
W.
Reid,
chairman
C.
N.
R.
A.
1
softball
committee;
E.
Tulloch,
cap-
i
tain
C.
N.
R.
A.
team,
and
S.
Moran,
;
captain,
Prince
Rupert
all-stars
and
J.
Comadlna,
umpire."
as
Pine-Laden
Air
FOR
A
BIG
TIIIRST...
What
a
relief
to
get
a
real
quencher
like
Curling's
Black
Label
Lager
Deer
as
refreshing
as
a
sudden
shower
after
scorching
heat
...
as
invigorating
as
an
October
day...
as
satisfying
as
a
job
welldone...
as
cool
ing
as
the
breeze
oiT
the
lake
Curling's
Black
Label
Lager
Beer
With
all
its
quality
it
coils
no
mora.
BSsM
Returning
from
a
successful
tour
through
western
United
States
Charlie
Belanger.
Canadian
light
heavyweight
champion
of
Winnipeg
and
Toronto,
signed
up
to
meet
"K.O.M
White,
colored
boxer
of
Chi
cago.
Last
week
White
scored
a
vic-
another
JACK
PUT
HIM
AWAY
Former
World's
Heavyweight
Champ
Opens
Tour
With
K.O.
Over
Jack
Ueasley
RENO,
Aug.
20:
Jack
Demp-sey,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion
.
returning
to
the
ring
after
an
absence
of
four
years
to
open
his
barnstorming
to'ir
of
the
country
here,
knocked
out
Jack
Beasley
of
Oakland,
CaU
in
the
second
of
a
scheduled
four-round
exhibition
boxing
bout
last
nightT
ROUNDHOUSE
WAS
WINNER
Defeated
Biological
Station
17
to
8
In
Softball
Game
ELIMINATED
Canadian
Lcjlon
VV'un
Football
Last
Night
2
to
1
I
Were
Good
Value
j
I
chairman
of
the
softball
committee
Canadian
I
of
the
prince
Rupert
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association,
from
E.
S
Foster,
captain
of
the
Prince
George
yanadUn
National
Recreation
Association
softball
team
which
recently
visited
here:
"On
behalf
of
the
members
of
the
Prince
Oeorge
C.
N.
R.
A.
softball
team,
who
recently
played
several
games
in
Prince
Rupert,
I
would
like
to
thank
the
Prince
SPORT
CHAT
Lesion
and
liniment,
to
Battle
For
League
Trophy
I
The
Canadian
Legion
registered
a
two
to
one
win
over
the
Merchants
last
evening
in
the
Mobley
Cup
series
and
practically
eliminated
the
latter
team
from
arty
chance
of
winning
the
trophy.
The
deciding
game
of
the
competition
takes
place
Friday
evening
when
the
Legion
and
the
Regiment
meet.
The
Lesion
had
the
best
of
the
first
half
with
the
hill
In
their
favor.
Baptie
went
close
and
at
the
other
1
end
Jack
stopped
A.
Dickens,
and
then
headed
away
Hill's
dangerous
centre.
Vlnk
cleared
a
centre
from
,
Bussanlch.
Webster's
long
pass
to
'
Bussanlch
was
returned
into
the
centre
but
Baptie
lost
the
ball.
Vink
was
lucky
enough
to
get
his
foot
out
to
turn
J.
Murray's
shot
past
the
upright.
Baptie
hit
the
upright
a
'
moment
later.
Smith
had
to
run
out
to
stop
S.
Dickens.
Baptie
was
clever
with
a
quick
turn
and
shot
that
hit
'
the
bar
from
an
acute
angle.
Fol-i
lowing
a
corner
kick
Baptie
got
a,
goal
from
a
simple-looking
shot
from
close
ln.
Smith
had
to
save,
from
Dickens'
header
and
W.
Mur-
j
ray
stopped
the
same
player
when
(
dangerous.
A
penalty
against
Mc-!
Kay
for
handling
was
taken
by
Bap-1
tie
but
Vlnk
dropped
on
his
knees
to
j
save
the
shot.
Chenoskl
got
away
but
shot
past.
Menzle
was
safe
and
I
then
Vink
did
well
to
save
from
;
Baptia
and
later
on
his
knees
from
Campbell.
i
In
the
opening
moments
of
the
second
half
a
shot
hit
the
upright
and
rebounded
Into
play
with
Vlnk
out
of
position,
Bussanlch
crossed
a
good
centre
but
Campbell
could
not
catch
the
ball.
A.
Dickens
shot
over
and
then
Menzle
cleared
off
J.
Murray's
toe.
Murray
lost
a
grand
.chance
when
he
shot
wildly
after
(Vink
had
dropped
the
ball.
Webster
was
clever
and
Baptie
was
playing
a
strong
game.
A.
Dickens
passed
to
Hill
but
Smith
caught
the
hitter's
header.
Then
A.
Dickens
at
last
got
the
equalizing
goal
with
a
fine
shot.
uavis
sioppea
uapue.
Tne
game
i
now
speeded
up
a
lot
and
both
In
last
night's
C.
N.
R.
A.
League
teams
tried
hard
for
the
winnine
softball
game,
the
Round
House
goal.
Hill
and
McKay
eot
offside
and
took
the
Biological
Station
into
then
Smith
had
to
run
out
to
save,
camp
by
a
score
of
17-8.
s.
Dickens
shot
over
and
then
the
The
Round
House
team's
heavy
Legion
goal
had
a
narrow
escape
hitting
and
good
fielding
made
It
when
A.
Dickens
hit
the
crossbar
Impossible
for
their
opponents
to
score
or
stop
them
from
scoring,
although
the
Biological
fellows
never
stopped
trying
to
get
a
lead
until
the
final
man
was
put
out.
Batteries
were
Brocklesby
and
Smith
for
the
Biological
Station,
Boulter
and
Skattebol
for
the
Round
House.
The
next
game
will
be
played
on
Friday
night.
Big
League
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati
S,
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
2-8,
Philadelphia
3-4.
Chicago
4-3,
Brooklyn
1-5.
American
League
New
York
3,
St.
Louis
7.
Washington
5-8,
Cleveland
Boston
9,
Detroit
8.
Philadelphia
4,
Chicago
2.
BOTH
BOYS
10-10.
"rubber"
bout
tonight
approaches,
both
Jimmy
McLarnln
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
ond
Billy
Petrolle
of
Fargo,
N.D.,
express
confidence
that
thewlll
win.
.
McLarnln
believes
he
will
be
able
to
outgeneral
Petrolle
"
again
wlfoe
Billy
Is
quite
to
deliver
a
knock-out.
Constable
Roocrt
Gibson
has
re
turned
to
duty
at
district
head
quarters
of
the
provincial
pollc
J
after
a
month's
vacation,
Henry
was
clever
nnd
gave
Hill
a
nice
pass
but
the
centre
was
cleared.
Murray,
from
halfback,
missed
a
good
chance
but
the
ball
was
returned
and,
after
Vlnk
had
cleared
a
centre,
the
ball
came
to
Bussanlch
In
a
scrimmage
and
he
scored
though
he
must
have
been
very
nearlybffslde.
Vlnk
saved
well
from
Baptie
and
then
Parks
missed
a
good
opening
though
he
was
well
offside.
Merchants
Vlnk:
Menzle.
Doug-
lias;
McKay,
Currle,
Alan
Davis;
;HU1,
H.
Dickens,
A.
Dickens,
8.
Dic
kens,
Chenoskl.
Leglon-J.
Smith;
W.
Murray.
Jack;
W,
Murray,
Webster,
Hadden;
Bussanlch,
J.
Murray,
Baptie,
Campbell,
Parks.
Referee,
J.
Johnston;
linesmen,
B.
Hunt,
A.
Clapperton.
Legion
Stronger
The,
Legion
had
out
a
stronger
team
than
they
can
usually
field
and
recorded
their
second
win
of
the
season
over
the
Merchants,
the
previous
win
being
ln
the
replayed
f
In
fit
nf
tha
nnmlHUn
Tn
Vt
VhkY
l
I
K
h
lThey
dld
most
01
the
Pressing
and
Y
Lil
1
JU
IVLi
were
value
for
their
win.
Smith
had
Ian
easier
time
than
Vink
had.
Jack
MrLarnln
and
Petrolle
Both
Confl-'
w
ve,1:ylIr,e"a.ble
W-
Murray
dent
of
Chances
In
Tonight's
,
d,d
Web
"
n"d
adden
"
Bout
I
good
halves
with
the
centre
giving
his
forwards
many
long
passes,
W.
M"rray
wrked
hard
hu
tYl0
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
20:-As
their
bad,y
when
he
had
a
couple
of
good
openings.
Baptie
was
the
best
forward
and
though
he
did
not
shoot
much
he
opened
out
the
play
to
both
wings,
Campbell
was
next
best
but
Parks
does
not
centre
early
enough.
Vlnk
stonned
some
fine
shots
in
AwifJtJ
id
covfttd
fl
lis
mP
Stilly
ty
tU
-
'
t),J"lV-ft
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tha
Liquo,
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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OVRIL
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Mix
a
little
with
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or
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and
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u
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on
Good
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la
history.
You'll
be
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when
we
quote
pricn
on
your
sire.
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Goodrich
Dealers
Rupert
Motors
Bennett
Is
my
shepherd,
I
am
in
want.
He
maketh
me
to
lie
down
ln
railway
depots,
He
leadeth
me
beide
silent
factories,
He
restore
th
my
faith
in
the
Liberal
party.
He
leadeth
m;
into
desolation
for
his
party's
sake.
Lo,
I
fear
great
evil
for
he
Is
against
me.
His
politicians
and
his
profiteers
they
frighten
me.
He
has
prepared
a
reduction
in
my
wages
In
the
presence
f
prying
creditors.
He
has
annointed
my
income
with
taxes,
My
expense
account
runneth
over.
Surely
unemployment
and
poverty
will
follow
me
all
the
uy-
f
Conservative
administration,
And
I
will
dwell
In
a
fowly
rented
house
for
another
ftir
'
ANONYMOUS.
got
a
good
goal.
Hill
crossed
dan
gerous
centre
and
H.
Dickens
was
good.
Chenoskl
did
not
get
enough
of
the
ball
and
8.
Dickens
was
good
and
poor
ln
turns.
Slobley
Cup
Standing
W.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Regiment
4
3
19
12
8
Merchants
4
4
18
18
8
Leelun
t
a
it
ip
n
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
LouU
75
43
.637
Chicago
66
62
.560
New
York
62
50
Mi
Brooklyn
60
so
04
Boston
50
57
.495
Pittsburg.
,.J3
60
.478
Philadelphia
.......,..49
60
.
.450
CinclnanU
43
75
.363
American
League
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It
uougias
aeienaea
siuDoorniy
wun
n
the
former
the
better.
Currle
was
a
Chicago
45
good
pivot
and
McKay
tackled
clev
erly
and
kept
the
ball
In
play.
1
Young
Davis
is
a
coming
player
and
marked
his
wing
well.
A
Dickens!
had
bad
luck
with
some
drives
and
I
Philadelphia
Washington
New
York
...
Cleveland
Detroit
W.
82
70
63
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60
44
L.
31
45
40
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Phone:
SCC
Mint
Call
HI
Peace
River's
Psalm
Visitor
lo
Peace
Hiver
Tells
of
His
Impressions
Continued
from
vr.
worn
out
from
right
in:
many
nails
that
persist
their
heads
above
then
pi
and
so
Interfere
with
the
of
the
public.
Then
The
Legion
and
the
Regiment!
"
meet
on
Fridav
in
th
int
m.
of
provide
very
good
pen.
the
competition.
He
would
be
nnv,n
brave
man
vthn
moiiiri
nitt
lvau".
......
..v
nwu.u
UhVIlll.
w
foretell
the
winner
nf
nnv
batiks
and
ai-
Permanent
Foundation
much
less
of
any
series
ln
football
pce
R,Iv"
h"
taWJ
but
the
Regiment
team
looks
as
If
fe,rma"e,1t
,?und'tl?
,
It
will
win
one
trophy
this
season.
tr,M'
tnroUR1h
tJU)'
'
Each
of
the
others
has
already
won
I
a
a"d
do"
a
cup
and
a
win
for
the
Regiment
'
"amfry
nPd
?
would
give
them
one
but
the
mat-!",14
n
dependf
"
UT
will
not
be
settled
till
the
final
'
ture
ly
SMn'
d"'
whistle
on
Friday
evening
so
a
good
enf
onIy
?nei5"K;
'
order
,0
bf
"
game
should
be
seen.
;
for
any
town
I
one
industry
alone
rann
i
upon,
a
fact
which
uw
lis
being
proven
on
th
i
:
Southern
Alberta
and
S
this
year.
So
Pence
Rlv
i
It
is
reasonably
governs
a
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of
the
citizens
wlv
them.
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to
pay
tribute
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pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
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does
pay
to
buy
those
advertised.