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THE
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September'
22.
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Place
fa
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League
as
Jfesylt
of
1.40
NEW
YORK.
Sent.
22.
Washine
Tuesday,,
Sept.
22,
1931
Browns
who
dropped
Into
seventh
TME
TO
DREAM
AND
DRIFT.
:
place,
while
the
Detroit
Tigers
tools
sixth
by
splitting
a
doublerjieader
,
with
the
champion
Philadelphia
Athletics.
There
were
no
chances
In
thp
The
one
topic
of
conversation
in
Prince
Rupert
yes-
National
League-standings
as
a
re,
'
terday
and
this
morning
was
the
financial
crisis
in
Great
"fi
resulU
wnicn
were
as
j
allows.
n.fi.
i
ii
.-l
1.1
cet,
si..
i-
r,i
nnt.ain
anu
wnat
us
prouauje
ei-iei-'i.
i
nyiu
k
vmu'W.
Everyone
is
piore
or
Jess
in
the
darjc
a?
tp
tlje
meaning
of
it
all,
each
person
having
his
own
interpretation.
In
many
quarters
there
was
a
ieelin
of
pleasure
expressed
that
France
and
United
States
might
find
their
stock
of
gold
,
nt
quite
so
good
a
bargain
as
they
had
anticipated.
The
hppe
was
also
expressed
that
the
change
might
affect
the
price
of
silver
and
thus
improve
conditions
in
Western
Canada.
.
.
All
are
agreed
that
the
crisis
must
have
been
a
very
National
Leafue
PhUadelphla
9,
Pittsburgh
4.
Boston
2,
Cinclnnafl
3.
Brooklyn
10,
St.
Louis
11.
New
York
15,
Chicago
7.
American
League
Cleveland
5,
New
York
1.
St.
Louis
0,
2;
Boston
2,
9.
Detroit
2.
6;
Yhlladelphla
3,
5.
Chicago
3,
Washington
5.
important
one
or
such
drastc
action
would
not
have
been
'
taken,
Future
international
financial
developments
will
D..L,Jl
CtJ
be
watphed
with
great
interest:
J
DaSPball
pending
National
League
St
Louis
98
New
York
87
Chicago
82
Tlis
is
no
time
to
dream
gnd
drift,
as
the
writer
in
a
Brooklyn
77
.VanQuver
trad?
journal
suggests,
It
js
the
time
when
pLtf.tbHu7u,'
74
every
peispn
in
business
and
every
wage
earner
will
do.
"
7
his
utmost
to
bring
affairs
back
to
normal.
It
is
useless.
Cincinnati
UUIHUITOI
58
1
IJ
l.
J.
tm.
......-.
1P
..-
io
live
in
me
past,
ine
iuiure
is
Deore
us.
...
Marking
time
is
sometimes
necessary,
but
vhile
doing
American
uajue
so
plans
should
be
made
for
nrpgress.
Standing
still
13
uff
elhla
Mt
rpIy
losing
ground.
No
one
can
afford
to
stand
still
g
long.
There
is
the
danger
of
slipping.
Every
day
we'lift
Cleveland
73
our
feet
and
replace
them
in
the
same
place
we
are
digging
Boston
1
Z
1
ourselves
in
and
making
it
more
difficult
to
extricate
our-
Detroit.
60
spIvps.
Thp
nrpspnt.
Ik
n
timp
fnr
fnrwnrrf
mrvvompnt.
tint
St.
Louis
59
necessarily
oy
spending
more
money
but
by
making
ex
icttp
au..
1...
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:
...u:v.
Veep
the
wheels
turning
in
the
business
machine.
?
m
AfiepuUAlon
of
l
Cohtiriuous
EB
M1
Trading
Jm
i
PiI?BTT7tTm7v!
.
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Mcotnittit
art
may
iro.
r
ThU
advertlserjient
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Oovernment
of
British
Columbia
55
44
58
58
75
87
88
89
93
VanderhoofGets
FIGHT
IS
Ready
iof
Skate
Season
This
Year
VANDERHOOP,
6ept
22J.
W.
H.
Day.
H.
V.
Taylor
A.
A.
Hutch-
n.on
and
S.
E.
Daily
have
been
re-
02
ton
Sjen.atflrs
and
New
Ypric
Yanjcees
appointed
as
a
committee
tq
tako
25
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K41r
(n
a
1n
vcarrli
v
fnr
rharon
nf
th
1.nl
ckatlnir
rinl"
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vmavIa-i
tkla
ntlnA.
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w,t
irattu
uie
iiicugu
vviiuc
oua
wiiiic
iiiaue
ueiure
me
nils
can
ur
U5?u
the
Yankees
dropped
a
decision
to
p
grain.
the
Cleveland
Indjans.
Breaking
up
a
three-way
tie
or
the
pqsitloq,
Boston
Red
Sox
took
sole
possession
of
fifth
place
by
taking
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
St.
Louis
IS
WINNER
Prfrated
Smith's
Agtrpafion
la
lljjji
Schojil
Soft
Ball
Yesfdr
I
njly
Uagshaw
and
l.lfnry
pfeth
fq
et
October
5
1
l
Arrangements
have
Just
been
i
completed
between
Owen
Fisher.
manager
of
Billy
Bagshaw.
Prince
Rupert,
and
Henry
Deeth
of
Ai)yof
for
a
boxing
bout
to
tajfe
place
on
'
sfuu
ytai-c
uf
wic
tH
,....
k.Vu.ul
..
"Hiy
0ctoh
15
01
t
the
np
Emnress
Social
b0ClaI
League.
le
Senators
havfng
de-
and
lmprovemeiU
will
have
tp
.oppr
HCCE.NT
j)
py
E
l6
I.M
ents
in
,
MJWq
IN
THE
UULKLEY
VALLEY
DISTIUCT
.Continued
from
page
one)
M-
Cf
mpbpjl
U
lh
charge
pf
devel-
j
opn)ei)t
work-
Puring
the
teason
ai
.arga
number
ci
ppen
cyts
have
tfif
?
niadt
on
flyp
(different
veins
;
opd
this
wprk
Is
st)U
proceeding.
A
ti
n
eamo
has
been
built
ius.
urn
vance-s
ton
Dan
team
won
pejow
the
Jilgh
pjateu
pn
which
from
Carl
Smith's
by
a
score
of
7
f
itmW
par
?Pd
U
the
i
i"
f
i.v.ii-.u
fjOt
mining
camp
m
mis
par.
the
High
School
on
Monday.
,t
t:;,
pjvlncp.
Survey
work
qn.
j
The
early
par$
of
the
gajne
wa?
tof
uter
jjalms
hus
dcmlnated
by
the
losers,
Aldefl
by
bce)
carried
out
by
the
optionees
good
hits
by
Hanson
and
fisher,
M
weu
'
'
iMojctey
qiide
ttje
first
run.
In
the
Mln.
,t
thm
haart
'second
inping
thta
team
followed
nSUf
i?
,n
e
Pablne
Ll
lupby
scorhigMoxley.-Hanson
Klsh-
b-produced
some
sens
'emoto.
Christian.
and
The
score
ti0nal
natlVe
S,,Ver
fnj
'Pens
w.
now
f.v
to
tu'n
in
f.mr
nf
rec"1
work:
a
ch.olc,r
Smith',
team.
f
However.
In
the
third'
inning.
WP
iWTOIPHi
'enaj
Vaoce's
team
got
away.,
Walters.
"u"
"
"ew
u'l"
"uw
VV
Wilson.
Vance,
Edgecumbe
and
J
7"
'-
,
r
.
Unger
all
mide
the
circuit
of
the
Mln.
Development
Is
still
btfng
bases.
That
brought
the
score
7
to
conducted
on
these
properties
Jar
5
In
Vance's
favor
The
remaining
fft
u.,
Won
Lost
Pet.
innings
went
scoreless.
the
present
pwnpr.
J553!
Smith's
team:
Moxlev.
Hanson.
WM
VW
or
luraine
pro-,
Bettv
Orchard.
11-vrar-old
srahd
Idauahter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallaee
Prty
nJ
triey
re
fxpecietj
to
pay
C.
Orchard
of
this
city,
was
the
a
"P
s
in
tne
near
luture
SKIDEGATE
winner
of
the
girls'
championship
1
ipipeci
recent
wor
aa
to
piui
"
,
'in
the
Vancouver
Province
swlm-
llor
tne
future.
Oood
results
are
re-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
Colllson
pf
min
raes
at
the
Crystal
Pool
In
ported
Irom
recent
development.
Prince
Rupert
have
been
visiting
at
Vancouver
last
week.
j
Individual
prospectors
in
tle
Skldeeate
with
Mr.
-
Colllscn'a
Betty,
who
only
started
to
swim
Milk
Creek
8ection,
Telkwa
River.
brother,
l,
ppl.llspn.
wh.)
U
agerjt
two
pionths
ago.
cpvered
25
yrds
have
beep
working;
in
ST
small
wyl
for
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
hsre.
Mr.
In
the
smart
time
of
IB
seconds.
Bne.pnj
up
several
nign-graae
avi
Colllson
expresses
himself
as
being
U
the
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Fred
promising
silver-lead
showings.
JdeJlchted
with
the
Islands.
Orchard
of
Vancouver.
.
Without
adequate
capital
they
eanr
SPORT
NOTES
I
A
Wtk
WW
buntln.
tpMijd
ro-f-HrHn?
exponent,
wa$
field
cap-rently
when
a
board-walk
in
FortitP
f
lb
farqous
team.
WlllUm
was
torn
up.
brought
bac,
Qf
a
hij
4
o
pami
memories
of
the
days
when
Ja-;n
Canada,
Winnipeg
has
what
li
ro?se
h?14
way
at
the
).?kerhcad.
j
perhaps
the
most
unique
o
one-When
tlie
wallc
was
rpftewed
M
th
armed
brigade.
Organised
five
W
W
a
number
of
war
vet-j
orner
of
Flnlayson
and
McMurr
7
.
.
.,
,
erans.
It
was
made
an
lronTCian
rav
street,,
a
badge
was
discovered
where
it
had
aln
for
?.
ypar.
for
AmpUttlons"
tew
vnless
Wondc
fully
well
preserved,
thp
hj
had
Jqjt
Ah
arm
fiyer,vi.
Win-badge
bore
the
wgrdin?
"1002
Dor
ning
and
losing
"games
all
over
hc
mlnlpf)
Pyff3iplnlstlqula
Lr
.province
mostly
winnings
the
Crosse
Club."
Old
timers
began
rti-;teom
became
famous,
locally.
But
t
allq
Dip
fapvHH
lwose
cfy
o(
the
strict
rule
was
broken.
Thcv
that
ypstr
pn
whoe
ta$er
werp
took
in
Jack
Peppln,
who
nuallflrd
many
celetrUJs
flf
the
day.
Includr
In
every
way
except
that
he
had
ing
Hon.
R.
J.
Manlon.
Domlnlcn
two
arms.
But
Jack
ha
only
on
minuter
f
FAllway
and
cnalj
leg.
In
1M7
the
most
handicapped
whp
wlejdc4
4
trkHy
stlfk
t
cover
ball
team
In
Canada
played
46
,
point-
P-
P.
Mltlf
Prominent
th--
game
and
won
43
of
them.
The
let
of
the
time,
fald
tlie
b.adSP
"n"P
W.
Parrell.
E.
Bailey.
I.
was
one
of
many
sp!4
to
gain
f-
Shlpman,
II.
Davis.
Bill
Wheeler.
J.
nanclal
pupport
fpr
the
"club.,
pep,
U-
McpaugU,
W.
Woods,
Roy
Sanr
A.
MacDonald,
retired
merchant
dlson,
Jack
Peppln
and
L.
John-and
now
one
of
Canada's
greatest
son.
nuv
ay
uiusi),
nwever
greap
trjo
promise
of
their
showings.
Steamship
Sailings
Jof
Vancouver-
Sunday
fij.
Ur.
oeprge
..
.jo
pn.
Tuesday
ss,
patala
):30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
flype;t
Q
pjn.
Frldays.
Princess
Mary
10
pjn.
S3
Cardena,
midnight.
Sept
23
u.
Prln.
Louise
6:30
pm.
Prom
Vancouver
PMi)day--s.
patal
a
p.m.
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10:30
o
rn.
frldy-as.
PrJncess
Mary
4
pjn,
Frlday-si,
-pariitna
p.nj.
Satyr.
s.
Pr.
George
10.30
a.m.
S.ept.
19-rss,
Prln.
Louise
9
a.pi.
Sept.
3088.
Prln.
Loul.se
0
u.pn,
For
Naas
Itlver
and
Port
Simpson
Sunday-.
Catalt
.
8
v'.pn.
From
Naas
llivrr
ii
Tort
6lmpotv
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
..
.U:30
a.fn,
'or
Stewart
and
Anyox-
Bondav
rti.
1
nw
Wednesday-aa.
Pr.
Rupert
4
p.m,
tjaturaay
.
pr.
Oeorge
...A
pn.
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
s.
Pr.
Oeorge
Ootn.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
...11:30
a.m,
Thurs.-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
...
&
pjn,
For
Ocean
Falls-Sunday
ss
Pr.
Oeorge
10
pjn.
as
ife
bottles
..i
1
.
.-i
i
....
...
-
.
I
The
Utter
Box
I
FISH
TRAPS
AGAIN
576
Fisher,
Smith,
Blake,
Morrison,
aJso
hd
Wme
new,
sditor,
Daljy
New:
539
Klshlmoto.
Chrlstbion,
Llndseth.
wk
don-
tu8n
the
owners
pf,
It
jpotb
w
qjiiept
513
Battery:
Moxley
and
Klshlmoto.
thu
ery
Jacking
in
funds.
when
the
hardy
perftnr
93i
Klshlmoto
turned
in
a
good
game
Pnbo
Qrovp.
on
the
BulWf7
inta
salmon
fKhtfapsagln
occupy-7
1
behind
'the
plate.
Hanson
was
Va?'?y
&
e
Bablnc
Ran?e
jlpg
spate
In
tlje
(jaily
press,
arjd,
414
'notable
In
the
field.
CTfet
e
Dr,"wPP'
Just
to
Inform
the
public
that
the
,3841
Vance's
team:
Santurbane.
Obata,
irffi
and
wth
fourteen
nlje
pi
nehermen
are
really
alive
to
this
jFuchero.
Walters,
Wilson,
Vance.
Sjnfthff.
has
ha
further
deyel-iperslstent
topic.
I
wish
to
state
that
Edgecumbe,
Unger,
Allert.
opment
work
carried
out
by
thfc
lo
.mhermen.
iher
dependenU.
whkh
.'03
1
BAttery:
Unger
and
Vance.
cal
yn"lcate
owning
It.
This
l
nc!qde
tlie
jperchanU
of
thla
city.
.608
.
Walters
and
Ohata
wer
th
most
acljlered
notpworihy
TPSUlU.
ppen-l
and
anv
sane
thlnkine
citizen
are
8i
valuable
fielders.
Old
Country
Soccer
WINNER
IN
MONDAVS
SCORES
Engll$lj
League
First
Division;
,
Blstckbsjrn
Rovers
5,
Blackpppl
I.
RraijUd-mfhter
of
Sir.
find
Mrs.
W.
Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
phelsea
2.
P..
Qrt
hard
Pfpyps
Jlersfjf
Adept
Westhgrn
United
1,
Sheffield
U.
!
Aquatic
Pupil.
English
League,
Second
Division:
Portvale
0,,'Swajisea
Town
4.
495(
officials:
Umpire.
Ted
Smith;
hitherto
exposed
and
adding
to
the
412!
base
umpire,
Julius
Welle;
score-
Frpmi?9
pf
this
property.
405
.
keeper,
Oscar
Fulton:
reporter.
Ron-
Wright
Is
the
head
of
the
pqU
389
'aW
Allen.
syndicate.
.372
.
j
TJie
Cronln
or
Bablne
Bonanza
SWIM
RACE
Ing
yp
new
sliver-copper
ores
npt!gun
adamant
In
their
attitude
to-
Mine
pes
stjadlly
on
with
blocking
out
further
sllver-lead-zlnc
pre
and
preparing
for
the
cxpan-ton
jure
to
pope
tp
this
prpvn
mine
when
metal
prices
warrant
the
large
expenditure
that
will
be
requlwx
to
overporne
IW
tunspor-tatton
problem
and
equip
the
mine
for
operation.
In
July
some
of
the
principals
pf
the
company
Bablne
Bonanza
Mining
and
Milling
Cp.
Ltd.
'uhlch
Is
the
company
of
the
late
Jas.
Cronn
vlsjted
the
pro
ward
the
vexed
question.
The
fishermen
enn
quit
under-.
PURf
RICE
CIGARETTIE
.
PAPERS
Moit
convrn'ent
bfcavue
pf
their
automatic
packing,
pacft
tuoklct
being
UoubU
(lotfftj
to
the
papers
can
be
extracted
cither
(rum
the
left,
or
right
hand
tide.
Chanteclcr
are
crj
alccyrnr
here
imdptso
packed,
frpe,
with
mch
popular
brpnJ
of
(igtfeiie
tpbaccos
at
-i-Turrrt,
Pgd)s,
Res,
PU
Cluing,
find
Repeater,
Tlie
Ijigh
quality,
mellow
flaypr
pd
inrigQirtiijg
strength
of
iriile
Beer
ore
as
uniform
ai
the
cize
ppd
shape
pnd
color
pf
its
bottles.
ou
can
depend
oq
i
that
the
contents
of
t)ie
Lotflp
of
Whife
$eal"lieer
yei
bqy
today
will
give
ypu
the
same
enjoyment
a
the
fut
bottle
vpu
ever
tried.
It
is
the
purity
of
its
ingredients
and
the
painstaking
supervision
and
long
experience
of
our
ept
brewers
that
insures
this
fine
reulL
f
jke
a
fjpitljfu)
friend,
White
Seul
liter
is
"Afways
th(j
same.'
TJe
Kiejvel
Brewing
Company
Ltd.
St
Bonifice,
Mia.
1I31K
A
Thi
Advertisement
U
not
published,
prfayf
tythe
Uqupr
Control
Hoard
or
by
thi
Government
of
Dritisfi
Columbia
ii
.-.
und
the
fish
buyers
being
dgiruiis
3i
pbtainlng
tl)e
fishexmen's
product
for
fts
near
to
nothing
sgj
possible,
(hat
being
cnsstent
vlth
all
lurrper
Procedure,
but
they
wold
never
condone
any
government
xhicto
had
the
temerity
to
grant
the
request
(
to
the
few,
and
Ignore
the
many
'
Tha
time
Is
far
from
opportune
to
rpvive
the
topic,
but
the
onus
uf
..
introduction
ilea
-with
the
buyers
and
not
wlh
the
producers.
However,
i
shows
they
.nin
true
to
form
and
iW-d
not
hesitate
to
take
the
bread
.
rom.
.
the
children
s
mouths
if
this
city
and
neighborhood,
f
oty
moie
unholy
prufiw
cat)
be
gajfred.
Yours
for
a
prosperpus
citisenry.
.
CHARLES
LORD.
Secretary
Nerthefn
B.
c.
Salmpn
FUlierme
i)'
famxUimn
H
.1
There
is
a
lot
of
Beef
Strength
in
a
little
BOVRIL
Do
you
read
the
classified
advertisements?