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SKATING!
SKATING!
C.
N.
R.
A.
KINK
At
C.
N.
R.
TENNIS
COURT
Every
evening
weather
permitting,
from
7:30
p.m.
Saturday
and
Sunday
afternoon
2
p.m.
to
5
p.m.
only
Admission,
Adults
25
cents;
Children
15
cents
Come
on
Everybody
and
Have
a
Good
Time
TURN
TO
TSINGTAO
Japanese
Army
Expected
to
Continue
Its
March
Through
Manchuria
I
PEIPING,
China,
Not.
20:
Now
that
they
have
captured
Tsitihar,
the
Japanese
army,
it
is
believed
here,
will
turn
Us
attention
to
Tsingtao,
only
important
point
en
the
Manchurian
railway
still
re-i
tnaininr
under
Chines
control.
Marshal
Yuan
Shai
Krk,
head
of
the
Chinese
army,
to
about
to
leave
for
Manchuria
In
the
hope
of
recouping
the
scattered
Chinese
forces
who
fled
following
their
defeat
at
Tsitihar.
LOCAL
NEWS
Chlei
Officer
Pertrt
A.
Mclnty-s
has
been
left
here
as
officer
In
charge
of
the
ss.
Prince
Oeonje
which
has
been
tied
up
in
the
local
dry
dock
for
the
winter.
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden
and
other
oofficers
and
members
of
the
crew
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
their
homes
la
Vancouver.
M.
Yukieh.
K.
DknKros
and
O
CHrtrti
wfee
have
been
in
the
employ
of
the
Granny
Co,
passed
through
the
city
on
the
ss.
Prtnc?
Rupert
last
evening
bound
from
Anvox
to
Vancouver
whence
they
wfil
proceed
to
Montril
whe
of
November
28
they
will
embark
on
the
steamer
Ascania
for
a
visit
ioj
their
native
homes
in
Jugoslavia.
COASTING
Police
Close
Number
of
Thor-ou'hfares
to
Automobiles
The
fallowing
streets
are
closed
to
automobile
traffic
and
are
the
only
streets
to
be
used
fcr
coast-Ins:
Sixth
Avenue
West
between
Tatlow
and
McBride
Street.
Fourth
Avenue
East
completely.
Elevator
Road.
Sixlt
Avenue
East
between
Ambrose
and
Ambrose.
Borden
Street
between
MrCly-mont's
house
and
Third
Avenue.
Public
co-operation
Is
asked
by
keeping
the
children
on
these
streets
only
In
arder
to
avoid
accidents.
Car
drivers
are
not
allowed
to
pull
sleighs
behind
their
cars.
By
doing
so
they
may
be
prosecuted
for
driving
to
the
common
CARNERA
IS
GIVEN
CALL
Outpointed
King
Levinsky
in
Ten
Rounds
at
Chiraga
Last
Nig
ht
CHICAGO.
Nov.
20:
Primo
earners,
enormous
Italian
heavy
weight
boxer,
won
the
decision
over
Kins
Levinsky
of
Chicago
in
a
10-round
bout
here
last
night.
j
jM
WHIST
IS
NOW
TIED
!
Oddfellows
and
Sons
of
Norway
hi
1
Draw
For
Leadership
j
NVhlrt
League
results
were
as
fol-i
lows
last
night:
Musketeers
7,
Seal
Cove
2.
I.
O.
O.
F.
7,
Sons
of
Norway
Z
Grotto
6.
Legion
3.
iFsh
Packers
6,
Totem
Park
3.
Standings
are
as
follows
:
j
W.
L.
P.
Sons
of
Norway
4
14
ill
O.
O,
F
4
1
4
Empress
3
1
3
Orotto
3
2
3
;
Moose
2
2
2;
Musketeers
2
3
2
Legion
2
3
2
Pish
Packers
1
4
1
Seal
Cove
1
4
1
Totem
Park
1
4
1
Moose
and
Empress
play
their
game
tonight.
GAME
STILL
UNPLAYED
The
game
between
William
Mitchell
and
George
Howe,
remaining
from
-the
opening
Billiard
League
fixture
Tuesday
night
between
Elks
and
Grotto,
is
still
unplayed.
Pheasants
Are
Nuisance
Now
On
Q.
C.
Islands
SKIDEGATE.
Nov.
20:
-Chinese
pheasants
are
proving
to
be
almost
j
a
nest
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl-I
ands
on
all
parts
of
which
they
are
i
now
to
be
seen.
They
destroy
crops
!
and
even
f
rdt
and
fruit
trees
and
a
good
many
people
on
the
islands
are
beginning
to
wonder
why
it
is
that
the
game
department
still
protects
them.
Snappy
Basketball
Team
Has
Long
String
of
Victories
ffii
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Msesmr
'ess
im
Beauty
ha
place
:r
.-ports,
.i
witness
these
.-hampun
baskete-.
.
-he
east
Rutaerford.
NJ.,
h;h
srhool.
whose
record
is
seventy-five
victories
and
no
defeats
HEN
KEEP
BRA
mm
HANDY
BOTTLED
IN
COGNAC,
FRANCE
This
udvertlneinent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I
inu
i
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
New
Helmet
4
-
jMk
Here
come?
tiie
bogry
man!
It'll
be
all
right
if
they
confine
these
masks
to
ihe
grid-iron.
But
hot
so
nil
-e
in
a
back
alley
on
a
dark
night
Hoop
Line-Ups
For
Tonight
Announced
f
Tonight's
basketball
line-ups
are
as
follows:
Junior
League
of
Nations,
E.
,
AntonellL
A.
Domlnto.
J.
Glllls.
J.
I
Yaegar,
B.
Tobey
and
D.
Amey.
j
Japanese
-H.
Suehlra.S.
Naka-moto.
R.
Obata.
Y.
Klshlmoto,
F.
!
Condo
and
S.
Kanaya.
J
Intermediate
Tuxis,
J.
Currie,
J.
'
;Comadlna,
J.
Pierce.
E.
Dlngwell,
j
I
Jim
McNulty,
F.
Dlngwell.
!
lo.
Wingham,
B.
Unger,
C.
Htckey
High
School.
A.
Walters.
B.
Vance,
and
Forbes.
Ladles
Amazons.
S.
Boddie.
P
i
Harvey.
E.
Moanea,
D.
Pritchard.
C.
Morgan,
K.
Llkhford.
!
Cardinal;
U
Lowei
C.
Irvine
P.
;Stcne,
J.
Ritchie.
V.
KrikevsJcy.
i
Senior
CU.
R,
R.
Stalker.
E.
Smith.
A,
StBet.
W.
Lanible.
D.
Morrison
(
W.
Johnson,
C.
Nelson.
'
Panthers.
A,
Cross.
Jack
McNulty,
iR.
Irvine.
II.
Macdortald,
T.
Kelsey
and
O.
Stewart
Prince
George
WonHoon
Games
lUtb
Wirtsu
Lake
837
and
Girls
Went
Down-
t
Dfeat
rn
Recent
Serifs
f
PHISCK
GEORGE.
Not.
20:
WU-llam'Lake
girk
an4
boys
basketball
teams
journeyed
170
miles
to
Print..-
Geuir?;
to
meet
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Prince
George
hoop
ansrrjHtlom.
The
Prince
Oeorge
girls
ran
circles
around
the
visitors
and
defeated
Uiem
39
to
13.
The
boy
game
was
somewhat
closer.
t
Prmee
George
winning
37
to
23.
Hockey
Standings
j
XATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.D.
L.
F
A.
P.
N.
Y.
Rangers
3
0
1
10
4
6
;ChW8jt
-
12
0
4
jN.
Y.
Americans
1
1
1
e
'Mont.
Canadlens
1117
iMont.
Maroons
1
0
2
7
Detroit
2
0
2
7
Boston
10
2
3
Toronto
0
2
13
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
November
20
League
ot
Nations
vs.
Japanese.
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Amasons
vs.
Cardinals.
O.
N.
R.
v
Panthers
November
3t
Rovers
vs
Japanese
Association.
TnxU
vs.
High
School
CtfratU
vs.
Amazoiu.
C.H.R
w
32TaxL
November
27
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
ScouU.
Ilrgh
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
.
December
I.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Rovers.
TujU
vs.
lllgh
School.
Amarons
v
Cardinals,
Panthers
vs.
C
N.
It.
.
-
.
i-,
.
-
RANGERS
ON
TOP
AGAIN
Defeated
Boston
Bruins
Falcons
Beat
Maroons
and
Are
in
Second
Place
BOSTON.
Nov.
20:
The
New
York
Rangers
again
assumed
the
exclu-slve
leadership
of
the
National
Hockey
Leasue
last
night
bv
scoring
a
.wo
to
one
victory
over
the
Boston
Bruin
on
the
local
ice.
Tlic
Detroit
Falcons
defeated
the
Montreal
Maroons
in
Montreal
and
advanced
Into
second
place
along
with
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
The
score
wa3
to
1.
.
CHALLENGE
ISJSSUED
City
Hockey
Players
Ready
to
Take
On
Ilailwaymen
hi
Game
on
Sunday
Afternoon
Bill
Stone,
on
behalf
of
city
hockey
players
who
have
assumed
the
cognomen
of
Ha
Been
"
Issued
a
challenge
this
morning
to
play
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
team
on
the
rtr.k
of
the
latter
next
8unday
afternoon
at
2:30.
City
plavers
wil!
report
to
Bill
Stone
and
railw
:-
;1
trs
to
Jack
Malr
By
flooding
the
rene.n
court
b.st
night,
th"
CNR
Recreation
Association
had
provrt-'d
a
shc-t
"f
fine
Ice
this
mnnui
!:
Friday,
Haw,
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
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Officials
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ab.y
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Association
said
today
tha
resume
her
duties
::.
there
was
no
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I'j
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Northern
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