PAGE
FOUR.
Skeena
strike
NEW
CLUB
IS
FORMED
Badminton
Clob
is
Organ-bed
Daring
Week
The
Skeena
Badminton
Quo
was
formed
during
the
past
week
with
the
following
officers:
President.
H
L.
ShadweUL
Vice-president,
Sbelford
Darton.
Secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.
Robert
Bstnce.
Executive.
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlett
C.
1.
Norrington
and
WlUlun
Carrie.
Ha
ring
taken
over
that
club
the
new
dob
has
rented
the
I
OX)
E.
hail
for
the
season
and
play
will
com-
on
October
1.
The
official
onentne
win
take
nlaee
on
Saturday
that
no
higher
rate
win
be
paid
and
tbnt
i
wort
is
not
riawmcd
at
once
tb?
orojecx
wfl
be
dsscori
tinned
and
the
men
cat
off
the
re
lief
list,
says
the
Edmonton
Joor
nai.
The
loca'
mine
workers'
ardon
to
l
protest
to
the
aoveuHuact
the
wages
now
being
pair;
St
cents
an
hoar,
and
ask-
that
this
be
rated
to
M
cent?
at
the
gome
rate,
are
so
by
the
SPORT
CHAT
There
is
Bradnan.
stood
that
Bradman
will
receiv
$100
a
week
H.
Rylance
after
r
meeting
of
the
Lancashire
Conn:
v
Cricket
Club
at
Manchester.
stated
ft
em
the
East
Saadavs,
Tuesday
day.
lOSpjn.
Ako
the
De
Luxe
Whiskies;
Special
Liqueur
and
Ne
Plus
and
Than
.at
lna-T
Extra
Uftra
For
sal''
at
Vendor
s
or
direct
f
rom
I
njuor
Control
Board,
moil
order
dept
.
Victoria.
B.C
SOFTBALL
inning.
Stinech,
however,
soon
broke
into
the
score
sheet
and
thereafter
the
score
was
very
even
for
the
entire
game.
SUnech's
team
hmiItiv
with
n
jtourimn
tnarr.
.that
the
caennuttee
knew
nothii
wtnatae
In
the
tut
bah
of
the
sent
of
the
sapposed
sageettfcms
'ha.
ftfh
hmtar
when
Nakamwto
scored
The
Skeena
Crab
bad
well
over
i
Bradman
should
ploy
for
Lanea-
Marshall.
Stfeeeh
turned
u
the
fifty
appUcations
on
hand
but,
as
shire
alter
a
aaaWytog
perfeS
of
beat
game
for
the
winners,
while
it
was
decided
at
the
general
meet-
two
years
in
League
cricket
Blake
pat
op
the
best
performance
tog
that
one
court
eeaM
not
aatis-fadorify
aecemmodate
more
ahan
thirty-five
members,
the
membership
has
been
limited
to
the
latter
number
At
an
executive
meeting
It
was
decided
that
the
does
of
the
members
must
be
paid
on
or
before
October
5.
those
failing
to
do
so
would
automatically
lose
their
standing
and
their
places
be
filled
from
the
waiting
list
Relief
Workers
Go
on
Strike
at
Blairmore,AIta.
EDMONTON.
Sept.
:
Reiie!
workers
on
a
highway
project
Pusbarc.
in
the
Crowsnest
near
Btairmore.
went
on
strike,
demanding
higher
pay.
and
the
proeineJa'
government
has
given
Ha
inoni
,
for
Soiith
s
team.
Batteries
lor
the
Camtdfaa
n
the
more
impart-
winners
were
SOnech
and
Church,
ant
centres
of
the
Dominion
are
to
znd
for
smith,
Moxiey
and
Kishi-have
the
opportunity
this
fan
of
moto
The
teams:
seeing
a
demonstration
of
the
at
stinech.
Church,
WeDe.
Eramel-and
radically
different
physical
i
MaralialL
Baaaanich.
H.
Fisher.
training
system,
the
nrndameatal
.
witoon.
Nakamota
gymnasUca
of
Prof.
Nleis
Bakb
c
smith.
Moxiey,
Chrisowu.
Me-
OOenm.
Denmark.
It
was
annewn-cattery.
P.
Fkdier.
Hanson.
Blake,
-ed
rtcently
by
H.
HergeL
vfce-
.MnrVav.
Kiahimoto.
?nrol
of
Denmark.
Prof.
Bakh
Umpire:
R.
ADen
Base
ampere:
with
a
party
of
35
yonng
men
and'.w.
Smith.
Reporter:
P.
Edgeeambe.
women
is
now
m
Japan.
gMnx
a'scorekeeper:
N.
ADen.
series
of
deaaaaatraclom
of
hh.
The
same
by
Japanese
Owvern-
.and
after
making
first
stele
second.
Intent
and
vtt
retara
to
Desmarfc
Hanson
fltod
oat
to
MarshalL
Mvr-
-hroagh
Canada.
Mr.
HergH
sU-:ray
stngjed.
Blake's
sacrifice
Mt
ed.
Prof
BukJi's
eollege
at
Otter-j
scored
Moxiey.
while
Kithtmoto
io
iaaart
of
the
Dantvh
Fork
High;
went
oat
on
an
infield
fly.
j
School
system,
and
the
program
;
SUnech's
team
up:
Fisher
wafted.
(presented
wfll
be
an
indication
c.
Bussanieh
singM
and
stole
second.
of
the
acboei
work
as
Stinech
stngJed.
Fisher
was
pot
oat
IweD
as
gymaasties.
as
they
inenideon
third.
Wilson's
two-bagfer
trinalnc
names,
toft
danees
In
na-
brooght
home
Bussanieh
and
Stm-
and
part
fcylffg
.eeh
and
MaranalKs
single
scored
Lin
adestwa
to
agalty
exercises
and
Wilson.
Sakamoto
ftted
oat
to
I
isaaptag.
The
valae
of
Pmf
Bakh':
Blake.
raa
bees
rnttwiannlhnnj
Second
inning.
Smith's
team
ap:
by
many
leading
Britisi
Flsner
struck
oat
McCaffery
and
J
x
.
.
'
iM
Um.
Ml.
w-ajl
inunuinu,
ncaw
ana
muwary
t
!.
tuthorisna.
.placed
stefjea.
lloxley
broaght
Tkm
mrm.
)ihh
Mr
hocc
McCkiltTV
whBe
Hanson's
the
strtke
.
.
.
tMiaM
r-ni.ii
be"
orrTi
Australia,
of
which
more
than
IX,
Hanson
cleverly
stole
00
are
In
Victoria
tmra
and
eempietefl
tne
joo
by
'
.
eemhkt
home
on
a
bad
overthrow.
C
X.
TRACT
:
Smith
stnek
oat
.
Stmeeh's
team
m:
Moxiey
waft'
la
the
meantime
the
road
has
beoo
'
Tor
the
Eat
ad
Flaher
niihrnim
r
n
uTit
rim
TE2
DAltY
fTFVTS
iiUmImmm
vtth
tk
hoU
ereo
a
ueeauua.
Third
mnvac,
SsitliS
team
ap:
Etofee
and
KiaMrnote
both
stafled.
Fihers
two-bagfer
scored
Blake
and
Christason's
saeriflre
broagJit
home
KlsMmoto.
FTaher
crassed
the
plate
on
Moxleys
singie
and
'
Haaaon
fned
oat.
j
Stlneeh'f
team
op:
Staiech
walked
aad
was
oat
oa
seeentf
after
,Wneon
atnejed.
WOsen
stole
second.
Ckareh
was
walked
and
stole
seeand.
An
ererbtraw
to
second
enabled
Wttsen
and
Chareh
to
eome
heme.
Mexfey
walked
Marshall.
Buisanfch
svngkd
and
stole
second,
both
he
and
Ms
rata
B
seeetag
on
Emm
eima
it's
saerMice
hit
Fourth
tonauf.
Smith's
team
ap:
Maxiey
oat
at
fhat;
Hanson
filed
eat
to
Nakamoto
and
Marray
was
pat
oat
at
first
Stinech
was
pitch
,
tog
west
at
tMs
stage
of
the
garm
.
getting
good
sapper!
,
SffeneeBU
team
up:
Nakamoto.
;
Fisher
and
Wcwe
titled
bases
on
tmales.
Sthveeh
fUed
out
td
Hansen.
Wilson's
single
scored
Naka-tsato
while
Flaher
died
on
third
Oa
Charehlt
single
Write
scored
and)
Wflson
was
pot
oat
en
second.
FMBi
nvrmvc.
SmHb's
team
op
Smilfe
struck
out
and
Blake
was
Out
at
first.
Kkhunoto
singled,,
levesly
stole
second
and
third
and
came
home
on
Morieyl
hit
to
bask,
tytrs
the
score
at
t
sS.
Fl&hefwent
out
at
first.
,
Sttnech
s
teast
up:
MarshaB
was
v-afted
and
stole
second.
Emmel-man
went
oat
at
first
Sakamoto
covered
Mmseff
with
glory
by
hitting
safely,
thereby
scoring
Manhatt
and
wtordne;
the
game.
Leagse
stand
tng:
.
Teams
W
Tdbey
W.
Vance
T.
Smith
D.Stfoeeh
C.
Smith
Won
2
1
1
1
0
0
1
1
i
2
Pet
c.
p.
Hiekmaa.
;
Aeries
entin-
i
eer.
who
has
been
paying
Ms
annual
risfc
to
the
fish
ladder
at!
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Metropolis
Springs
Up
at
Hainbow
Creek
Duthis
Takes
Over
Mortgage
A
modest
settlement
of
gold
seekers
fe
springing
up
at
WT
A
C
PT
fCE
'Rainbow
Creek,
scene
of
British
Columbia
s
latest
gold
WAvl
LLUtJ
Hi
strike
and
objective
of
a
new
nh
into
the
Oroineca
l
rm
i
i
a.
i
.
.
.ti.
a
possibility
that
D.
O
s
country,
moee
wno
are
now
at
ine
creeR
are
ciuier
the
great
Australian
cti,,h-
Team
Defeats
Smith's,
u
building
cabin
or
constructing
slakes
and
other
devices
.
.
.
.
.
,
l
i
rrt
.
V
.
I
r
cricketer,
may
go
to
Engiana
k.
to
jt
fn
mjh
School
Lea
joe
;
usea
in
piaeer
mining.
pay
in
UOOinm
lesgur
circc-
'mamm
renfc
nrric
m
auan
time
uunj
,
Uie
boxes
and
the
gratel
ahoveued
m
to
be
washed.
The
shdee
boxes
are
paved
with
miles,
winch
are
designed
to
eaten
the
gold
and
heavy
black
sand,
the
remainder,
worthless
material,
being
carried
away
with
the
water.
A
good
physkal
training
methods
at
the!
Smith's
team
op.
Mley
singled
kme
nd
sboveUcng
eaa
prob-
eapense
of
the
ably
wash
six
cubic
yard
of
grave!
daily.
This
is.
of
coarse,
affected
or
Mantaja.
titan
this
peat.
Tiumg
as
production
an
oartee
of
gold
at
sixteen
dollars
and
aasara-ing
It
to
be
prodaced
from
atx
yards
of
gravel,
this
would
give
a
return
of
about
ti
sS
per
yard.
As
anyone
XamtBar
with
placer
mhilna;
knows,
this
is
vnusuallgr
rich
and
H
is
not
expected
that
such
rallies
are
likely
to
prevail
throughout
the
whole
densaft.
K
is
generally
rnaaddirtii
that
Bonerff
situated
groand
can
be
worked
by
hydra
ark
ntatnods
as
chcupty
ad
etgfit
eenis
a
cab
It
yard.
ad
araand
which
average
ttdrty
to
forty
cento
a
yard
Is
covaudereci
etctpttOFwIly
rich.
So
until
the
high
i
values
are
proven
to
ineneted
and
a
aanwtw
H-
Mandays.
Wadaeeday
and
Sator-
.saniena
hard
stofle
and
threw
oat
;
irt,t
throaghoat
the
graveb
ta
ec-
aaya.
U39boh.
'Flsber
at
second.
Welle
was
oat
on
"amosY
creea
canoe
oe
Affatn
of
the
DntMe
Mtoea
Ltd.
i
Tim
fi
Rqv-
Oft
Wjr
(k
jvrt,
re
kofkt
wk
ery
craCaVx.
There
is
now
the
semblance
of
a
;
It
was
stated
recently
that
be
had;
m
rimwlr
contested
eame
oil
no
there
was
utile
more
than
a,
nave
at
least
been
temporarily
set-
informed
the
Acerington
tlub
that
softball
at
the
High
School
yester-
!
wBdernens
of
pine
trees
and
araveti
tied
by
the
aetfc
of
J.
F
Ovtbie
of
!
be
is
wflling
to
sign
a
two
yeaiv'
F
jy,
DkJo
SUnech's
team
defeatediHow
is
the
gold
panning
out?
I'gtUe
in
agreeing
ta
Uke
over
a'
contract
The
A6rfegton
club
hare
Carl
Smith's
team
by
the
score
of
;
tH
pretty
early
to
answer
that
rf
4ofl
which
was
atren
replied
that
they
agree
to
this,
ami
'
10-9.
Heavy
hitting
featured
tbe!eUen.
but
an
eneoaragteg
sign
'
.wl
ZSZZl
,
!
im
itin
r(i-aHmn't
m
ihk
mhuLmi
with
1
is
that
most
of
those
who
have
cone
to
the
creditors.
By
taking
orer
tne
flrmation
of
the
eoatra-n
The
netting,
accounted
for
the
big
score
j
nU
Rainbow
Creek
this
season
1
orteage
pemmaHy
Mr.
DvtUe
ft.
terms
of
the
agreement
have
not
Smith's
team
drew
first
blood.
Uox-
j
resnained
there
They
are
ap-
protecting
the
interest
of
the'
yet
been
published
but
it
is
under
.ley
crossing
the
plate
m
the
first
parently
determined
to
give
the
rftareaoJderj
from
the
necessity
of
regton
a
Uir
test
The
pay
consists
haini
to
sell
wuioment
at
the
of
gold
which
is
fair!
coarse
and
min,
jt
is
Mr.
Dothie
s
Intention
wack
sand
hich
assays
hare
shown
to
robmit
the
whole
matter
to
the
to
contain
Tallies
to
fine
gold,
phrt-
fhareholdeTs
at
the
next
annual
tnurn
and
iridium,
bat
the
actual
,
nwvtbw
vtth
rlew
to
havin
ttwts
matketabatry
of
the
test
Is
stm
an-
(
mzl,
a
trmB
eontrsMrtton
aecord-
i
eerUfa.
rng
to
their
rtoidmga
la
order
to
I
The
most
popular
method
of
uqotdate
this
mortgage
and
other
operatrhg
without
machinery
con-
debt?
of
company.
By
doing
,
irfc
of
setting
up
several
lengths
of
tms
met
would
be
protected
tmdw
ti
-
aTfi
1
I
I
tl
main
'
.
.
.
.
I
"
aeainsi
ue
nme
wnen
ine
mauaa;
iboat
12
to
18
inches
in
width
and
business
wlO
have
come
back
saf-M
to
12
feet
in
length,
and
having
ndentry
to
warrant
the
operatiec
drferted
a
suffV-ieni
stream
of
water
i
of
property.
irom
me
erect
oy
means
oi
oncnes
or
fraaeavthe
water
ia
ran
through
i
D.
C
McKedhnie.
field
erigmeer
for
the
Consolidated
Mining
ti
SmeiUnf
Co
.
has
been
In
the
Smithers
distrirt
darteg
the
past
week,
being
aceornpaxiied
by
H.
Brertztns.
one
of
the
owners
of
the
Debenture
group
in
the
Babtaes.
writer,
peoperty
Mr
MeKKhnie
mane
eendttfcms.
even
nvafe
thfnam
According
to
'
,uus
weet,
wn,
mere
wnc
in
the
near
future
aord
reeerved
here
as
iiMMrfWlliua
beina
sometimea
an
vhhiv
tamortMt
farter
.
ih
-
that
the
stiver
Cap
nme
at
Haief-
more
defteite
deterrent
to
saOsfae-
100
taMy
reopen
before
very
long.
tore
wwrkk
tn
the
Rainbow
Ct
Tnere
ts
nocrung
o
Bear
this
stete-
'meat
oat
apart
from
an
enqatry
made
in
regard
to
equipment
at
the
mine,
the
response
to
which
was
that
no
consideration
coald
be
gives
t3
proposals
made,
the
grounds
being
given
that
there
was
the
poatt-Mttry
char
(fee
wupeity
wookf
open
M.
T.
Waft
who
wfll
be
rem
em-1
be
red
by
many
m
cm
of
the
promote"
of
the
Skeena
Mining
and'
Milling
Company,
was
in
Smithers
this
week
A
one
of
the
principals
j
of
the
Skeena
company.
Mr
Watt
j
jrouant
m
a
eofwrntrating
plant
for
opera
don
oa
a
Hudson
Bay
property
I
m
ltt.
but
after
the
equipment
bad
!
been
rtrewa
ail
along
Use
route
ap
the
iuil
the
eateraeise
was
abah-deoed.
and
from
thai
point
much
atiaatton
of
an
lrrtefestina
nature
took
place.
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