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tula
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raaMria
and
is
thinking
of
disposing
of
bis
place
and
leaving
the
country
for
the
south.
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Monday
August
14.
1183
PArtvuM
mstssttitiikkio'
The
announcement
made
last
week
that
Libefats
who
rim
as
fndependlnts
will
jiot
be
recogniied
officially
by
the
party
but
will
be
opposed
at
the
coming
election
was
a
vecy
tinielv
one.
In
these
days
of
change
and
indecision
it
sohge,
Instrumental
numbers
and
uooaenough
bare,
bean
to
the
Hanson
Tlmbtr
and
Lumber
ed
of
particular
interest.
PoUowmg
Co.'f
pole
yard
at
r?aah
during
the
this
concert
the
hall
was
cleared
past
few
days.
and
a
stacker
was
staged
for
the
i.
;
'satijes'
uMef
the
efficient
chair
-
J.
0.
Stephen.
rtrfUbn
agent
,rnWp
of
James
Uortoe.
chairman
here,
and
Mrs.
Stephens
and
famUy'or
the
LfgJoh-s
entertainment
corn-are
on
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancou-
pilftee
On
Thursday
a
large
party
ver,
They
noaj;
also
visit
the
world
s
of
Petty
Officers
visited
the
Pre-
BvWf
offne
Trah'spbrtaUon
Provided
A
WcaT
cdrnmlttee.
solendldlv
J
o1!"!?
Ru?e5t'.v.
re
wrpPoWW
by
ear
and
truck
Owner,
wteoh
company
bbeht.go(ni
oh
of
Stewa'tt
and
Hyder.
provfeed
to
VirKferhoof
on
tMfmj.
tttheportdfloh
for
aU
functions
and
,
trfpk.
D6n
SulherblAd.
dlrirlet
a7lcuT.
Besides
the
entertalnmenta
ar-tflrrejfct.
left
here
last
ThUrriJay
for
runted,
by
the
various
commlUee.
u
hiji
imv
me
uotsa
uicc
and
van-derhbof
dftlrlcts
on
official
dutTes
Rev.
C.
A.
Hlnchllfe,
Anglican
church
rectof
from
Burns
Lak.
fi
here
to
relieve
Rev.
L.
J.
Hales,
foc
rector,
who
Is
at
Lake
KathTyn
oh
holiday.
Mr.
mncMUfe
is
accom
panied
by
his
wife
and
family
wt
art,,
tm..
rnarrv
off
leers
and
ratings
were
also'
entertained
privately
at
the
homes'.
of
local
resfdents.
All
arrangements
for
the
navaT1
vlafi
were
co-ordinated
through
a1
Rectfuso
rtdocsit'f!
prJv
ttf
advertise
poor
pr6ducta,
It
n'oes-
pay
(if
tmy
m6
iHUrtiscA.
rBIHBpVanMMKVr
i
aeJF5?fir
P-tr
K
and
lrnura
bo
has
j
j-Braadrar
i
ewrlin,;
i,-Mr.jk.
m
rhirni-:
.
RUSHin.
I-
a
iurah
anH
cm
TWO
n
li
.
.
k-s
tor
tikiii
1
n
a
I
mrr
M
i-'.
-
i
,m-r
Halifax
;rniinent
ill
fcATV
GAMES
SOFTBALL
is
helpfin
to
near
irom
a
man
wno
Knows
ms
own
mum
anu
is
strong
enough
to
strike
from
the
lfet
of
supporters
nm
Mla
w'on
by
oa
8
to
7
and
aft"
those
who
refuse
to
conform
to
the
wide
doctrine
of
seeond
by
Grotto
s
to
j
tfberafeiL
j
If
a
candidate
runs
as
a
Liberal
he
must
accept
m
a
gen-
The
flrat
aofthao
game
yatr-
''m
.1'.
w
m
Il-Jm
:
V
1
bctaeen
ERa
and
a
a
aaa
n
mrw
miwi
ay
v
aaa
a?
vtiuirvuivu
aw
waaw
"
.
-
.-r-v
ta
IooiTarc1iin
.
i
!
i
m
T
r
Fl
Bmnreaa
Empreae
waa
was
nij
nin
and
tack.
&anra
Pattullo,
who
was
appointed
at
tha
cohVention.
The
pro-
tt
m
the
fifth
tnninf
and
gram
was
laid
down
by
the
delegates
from
the
various
want
time
nuu
ahead
to
win
a
districts
throughout
the
province,
hard
fought
katUe
I
to
7
after
the
Cither
iwHa
liflpii
huvfi
rVAt
hPPn
fhtxum
in
rJiflt
reu
one
one
ran
run
anon
or
tying
way.
They
represent
nothing
in
particular
except
GENERAL
McRAES
VIEWS
the
score
in
the
ninth.
Errors
and
faulty
base-running
on
the
part
of
Navy
were
raapon-j
stole
for
their
net
givtRg
the
OnUo
la
betUr
Utasle
and
thus
the
latter
Iteam
want
up
another
notch
bv
'taking
the
game
with
an
easier
5
On
Saturday
this
paper
published
an
interview
with
to
a
win
than
the
score
indicates
General
A.
D.
McRae
in
hicn
he
exprea
Mrrrself
strongly
in
favor
of
party
veiTiment
He
sai4
he
was
PCJC
C
A
P
A
717M
not
interested
in
the
present,
etectipn
because
flierewere
uLllE
OAAAEin
no
Conservatives
in
the
field.
He
is
a
Conservative
and
iq
pUAlVipTn'M
evidently
believes
in
his
party
and
its
work.
i
VnAiur
lUii
We
admire
the
General
for.
sticking
tois
guns.
We
too
believe
it
is
better
to
have
the
people
fined
up
intotwo
groups,,
those
who
believe
m
a
fonvard
policy,
cauing
themselves
Liberals
and
tho&
who
look,
to
the
part
for
guidance
instead
of
looking
forward.
Those
are
Conservatives.
At
the
sam'e
time
,e
recogpize
iie
perfect
right
of
any
quier
group
to
enter
the
field
if
it
wishes
to
do
so.
We
respect
their
opinions
and
aspirjStions.
What
we
object
to
is
those
who,
as
a
matter
of
expMiefif:
tb.rov
over
an
honored
name
atfd
trj'
to
adopt
a
new
oife
for
th
salie
of
regaining
office
or
securing'
election..
For
such
we
have
nouiing
dui
coniempu
wnv
iry
10
niae
neneain
a
namei
District
N'aV
WAS
AT
STEWART
News
r1
-,cpnua
from
page
one)
of
the
erewa
detailed
for
that
pur
pose.
The
kiddies
were
treated
to
'
vwiui
candy
ban
tsatasi
and
saaaa
light
saanaaa
refreshments
miTeiiiiretiw
Hlns
Open
Golf
Trophy
at
Milwaukee
Yesterday.
This
Being
Third
Time
MILWAUKEE.
Aug.
)4:-Oene
8araaen.
former
British
open
champion,
yesterday
won
his
third
United
States
open
golf
championship
defeating
wUue
Ooggm
of
San
rtaneJaeo
five
up
and
font
to
go'fn
the
final.
WHAT
NEW
PLAN
MEANS
'-ntinue!
from
paire
one)
100
had
fallen
from
07
cents
to
K
eenta
per
ounce.
During
toe
past
three
years
the
output
of
silver
In
Canada
has
fallen,
until
mat
year
Jt
was
only
1S.000.000
ouneea.
The
k-monitization
of
silver
cemmeneed
aDoari
while
many
of
the
mothers
'
m.
l'""
WM
lmJ
A.
8.
Orey
of
Cedarvale.
apple
were
entertained
at
tea.
Prom
four
klnr"
nf
T
nm
VI
run
r
UkMa
wfw
Jt
.i.im.
iww.
has
V
r
I
M
at
WK
Mjy.
UVMft
WWM
gj
farm
la
one
of
the
acficultaral
kmt
bun
ferrvtne
vfaltors
tn
the
probably
deprecUtad
about
lnce
that
date
lt7l).
The
fc&w
nlateaof
the
country,
has
been
veaeeU
and
return.
On
Thursday
P
nt
propoMl
of
World
Bco-
iBit
during
the
past
i
evening
tne
Tew.aayi.
Mr.
Orey
U
contmuing
to
!
staged
an
in
ahbna'
jaisyae'
aeaefae
nomic
Conference
s
the
with
dromptu
concert
.Vthe
!wal
on"
ounce,
of
suffer
from
recurrent
attacks
of
'Canadian
Lesion
Hall,
which
was
,rom
lne
market.
This
soon
overcrowded
by
people
who
mu"
w
recuneo
ny
we
wished
to
hear
and
see
the
sailors
"ZfmU
concrned
in
lighter
vem.
A
large
program
of
ZLlV.
..Z.
.-1
1
scneme
rests
on
the
ability
of
the
silver-using
fLL"'
5
countries
untrt
to
exercise
and
Austin
dances
was
provided,
and
a
apelal
1
on,
a
Ulp
trip
exhlbttfoh
exhfWtloh
of
of
sword
sword
swinging
swinging
prov-
prov
Purcn"ng
power.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver-Monday
as.
Pr.
George
....
4
njrl.
Tueaday-tatala
l;M
pm.
Frlday-ts.
Prln.
Adelaide
10
p
ni
Ss.
Cardena
mldnlghl
Saturday
a
Prln.
Loetoe
5
p;jQi.
.
tePrtnce
Rupert
7
pjn.
From
VancouVei
Sunday-...
oatdla'
p.m.
r
Mohday-m.
prln.
Charlotte
a'ij.
Wed.-ss.
Pr.
Oeorgc
11:30
aii.
Frtday-aar
pr.
Rupert
.11
:3d
aii.
Ss.
Prince
Adelaide
....
pjn.
Ss.
6ardena
ni.
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
as.
Catala
a
pjn.
Friday
as.
Prince
Rupert
3
p.m.
cefltraT
committee
under
the
chair-'
,ewrt
and
Anyox
,
xnanshlp
of
Howird
B.
Campbell,
to
Tuesday-as.
CaUla
11:3?
tm.
'whose
untlrlne:
enertv
ih
.n..
t
tur
sj.
pr.
Rupert
.8
prn
of
the
vfaft
U
largely
due
,
r
N,M
Il,T"
na
rort
.
w.
.,u
,
'
Sundajr-rsk.
Catala
8
djh.
"w,
From
Naas
River
It
Fort
Simpson
.
Tuesday
as.
Catala
....
11:30
am.
.For,
Ocean
Falls
,
'
Monday
as.
pr.
Ooprge
...A
p.rq.
Friday
-as
Prln
Adelaide
10
pjn.
Saturday
s
Pr
Rupert
7
pjn.
THK
DAXLT
NEWS
Monday,
Augu.it
u
1W1
Splendid
Tennis
Gamei
Yesterday
When4
Finals
Were
Played
Off
at-
i
Acropolis
Cpurts,
Many
Attending
Men's
Doubles
Not
Completed
But
Grejrcor
and
Morton'
Have
Leatl
Ovir
.Mitchell
aiid
Tobej
Givinjr
Splendid
Exhibition
of
Game
Tfee
annual
(ournament
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
c
lub
wsfs
brought
to
a
swceful
close
Kith
Lk
exception
of
one
event,
.a,t
te
club
courts
esterrJy.
Multfi
credit
is
due
Col.
McMordie
and
his
tournament
commiitee,
of
A-hich
Mfes
Ltfura
Frizzel!
vr&
a
haTn
working
member,
for
bringing
the
long
list
of
eatries
down
to
the
finals
for
-
Satnrday
and
Sunday
in
the
face
T"
e
rtrp
f
'
jrri
or
unfavorable
weather
conditions
rAnl
llA
Ylh
'
In
Ue
tlnaU
of
tne
Udiaa
le
A
f
yV-t
Cr'
Miss
C
Mitchell
defeated
Mto
B
f
a
S
H
p
i""1
Wrumbe
fn
an
ererfy
contested
,
In
the
ladies
doubles
Miss
J.
Idg-
Plentv
of
Thrills
Throughout
and
ounbe
and
Miss
frtiael
defeated
Score
Ended
in
a
Three
to
i
Misses
C
and
I
Mitchell
fa
three!
Three
Tie
Tjie
pb'x
ianase
gne
SataNN
nfafit
a
faat,
ftiWd
packed
fafl
of
thyflU
.
Alter
Vbtt
beetle
j$-minute
perfods
o
Qfntnlng
paaafnt.
heary
body
ehaddng.
free
clnb
and
flat
awtnetae
the
aeore
stood
at
three
all.
Darknaat
prevented
any
overtime
being
played
The
explain
tan
Stan
lived
ap
to
their
reputations
as
marten
of
the
stick
game
but
the
sterling
defen
sive
playing
of
Doug
Stalter
and
Brick
3taJkera
wcO
known
rushes
down
the
field
ban"
the-AfJransh
playefs
and
aupporteCs
the
stiek-
nandllng
of
Simon
Baker
and
Xd
The
half-back
line
in
Una
(earn
is
choi
an
with
a
view
towards
suo-
BaseBall
Scores
SpNDAV
SCOUES
American
League
St.
Louia
3-2.
Cleveland
5-3
New
York
3.
Washington
4.
Philadelphia
10.
Boston
19.
Detroit
6.
Chieaao
ft,
r
Natrona!
League
.
PhfladeJpbJa
.3.
Kew
Vor
)c
1.
BoaUm
6-0.
Brooklyn
311.
Pittsburg
3.
Chicago
3.
Cincinnati
2-3,
St.
Louts
3-4.
SATURDAY
fCORES
.Vatlonal
Leaiu?
Phlfadelhla
0,(New
Yark
2.
Boston
5,.
Brooklyn
3,
Chicago
2-2,
pttaburf
,5-3.
CteelhrHstLouL
American
Lea
rue
New
York
9-8,
PhUadWa
11
waanmttdn
2.
Boston
I.
Detroit
2.
Chteago
11,
St.
Louis
3,
Cleveland'
4.
CJS.K-
TRAINS'
-e.
For
the
East
Mondays.
Wednead'ayi;
Frfd'ays
and
Saturdays
tf":36'
pm.
From"
(he
East
TueWays
ii
Thursdavs
10:20
djti'
Mondays
it
Saturdays
2:15
pjirij
TYPEWRlTERg
For
Sale
or
Rent
Rose,
C6wan
&
Lritta
Fnone
ZlV
hard
fought
seu
t-4.
4-ft.
C-4.
In
other
cventa
s4aai-f1nais
Satiirdnf
Md
Swnday
the
raaolta
were
as
foBowa:
a
Young
beat
MltcM!
4.
-4.
Tobey
beat
Oreggor
t-i,
g-3.
.
Oreggor
and
Mrs
Harton
heat
R.
Young
and
Mlas
Edgcuaabe
a.,1.
g.x.
Stamford
and
Mni
MeMordie
beat
Oreggor
and
Mrs.
Harton
in
a
hard
match
3-f.
Ct
rj-n
Tobty
and
MncheU
bent
Stamford
and
Ha
worth
M.
t-1
u-t
w
an
SWhner
was
outstanding.
Uhex
hard
match
and
Snen
eiimln-
fated
!!0-l
O.
Young
and
Douglas
a-3.
In
the
anal
men's
stagJea
match.
Attmr
Uu
tin
Kjmipm
n
.1..
Tobey.
pmymg
a
sponger
dri
uuujru
ww
tame
than
hi
rmnnMt
HfMtH
ww2,
VT0!!
Young
a-i,
t-4.
14,
g.,
ui
w
"K1
chiij
ui;
iiau
m
umm
imivmA
.
m
....
BWaOI
game
to
referee
but
he
managed
It
Number
Stiggesf
Ffiottali
Teafn
To
Meet
Sailors
On
Saturday
we
published
a
recommendation
of
all-star
team
to
meet
H.
M.
S
Dragon
football
nlavera
vhi
th
htm
ihh
i.
.
Tueaday
evening
In
the
hard
struggle
deveiooed.
Mamford
and
Xtra.
McMordVflnaUy
winning
over
Mitchell
and
Mlaa
Prttaell
a.4.
t-4
The
feature
match
of
the
day.
however,
was
the
final
match
In
the
men
a
doubles
In.
which
Oreggor
and
Ilorton
met
Mitchell
and
Tobey.
With
Horton
killing
everything
within
reach
at
the
net
ind
Oreggor
mating
beautiful
paanamenta,
it
looked
aa
though
,thla
putt.
inougn
nara
preated.
might.
take
the
"
match
in
T
three
atraagbt
aW
Diclena.
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