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Ortoosr
A,
1833
CATHOLIC
ATTITUDE
The
Catholic
Church
in
British
Columbia,
as
exemplified
Archbishop
Duke
of
Vancouver,
comes
out
strongly
agafrist
socialism,
which
the
prelate
designated
as
'a
false
system."
He
does,
however,
counsel
the
choice
of
honest
men.and
the
carrying
out
of
measures
which
wouM
help
to
change
the
present
unsatisfactory
condition.
UNTRIED
MEN
Some
years
ago
the
farmers
of
Ontario
revoked
against
the
conduct
of
public
afafirs
by
one
of
the
oM
political
parties
and
(tedded
to
elect
a
farmer
party.
They
did
so.
Their
candidates
were
elected
and
the
machine
then
formed
proved
much
more
expensive
than
any
machine
that
had
preceded
them.
At
the
close
of
the
term
the
people
were
so
disgusted
with
the
inability
of
the
farmer
government
that
they
were
utterly
routed
and
a
period
of
conservative
rule
followed.
What
was
chiefly
wrong
in
Ontario
was
that
the
men
were
untried,
inexperienced
in
public
life.
They
were
easily
imposed
upon.
They
Were
apprentices
trying
to
run
a
big
business.
While
nobody
expects
that
the
people
of
British
Columbia
will
be
so
foolish
as
to
elect
a
group
of
inexperienced
men
to
conduct
the
most
important
business
they
have,
it
is
quite
itf
Orfler
just
now
io
jssue
a
Granting
against
putting
men
in
charge
who
have
had
no
previous
experience
and
who
so
far
have
shown
no
capability
for
government.
We
have
seen
what
happened
at
Victoria
during
the
past
few
years.
It
at
any
rate
should
be
a
lesson
to
the
electors.
A
strong
government
under
a
strong
leader
who
has
high
ideals
and
a
strong
will
and
who
is
pledged
to
carry
out
definite
reforms
is
needed
and
we
believe
that
is
what
the
people
will
choof
e
on
election
day.
iv
o
o
o
COUPON
to
CtnwUtn
Mtlk
Proauc
tt
tlailit4.
TlttM
k
m
lrt
fcaotWt,
COUNTRY
OF
REAL
TROUT
Ex-Aid
'
After
Spending-
Summer
En
gaged
in
.Mining
at
Vital
Creek
T
have
done
angling
in
the
OM
Country
and
in
other
parts
of
Can-
iaria
hut
T
hav
nvr
fMn
auAfe
Hru
and
they
did
not
allow
their
nppon-fiiu
unv
The
All
Stera
tried
hard
to
prevent
any
adMtiensJ
seorinc
but
the
Sentinels
gained
two
runs
at
tlx
cn'l
of
the
fourth
Thr
All
fttar
wi
tlmuwrl
fiwn
,
Uons
will
be
ikcJcnowledacd
in
this
paper.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday
1
u.i
-
,
jiVeu;
Yorfe
Wins
ei;en
Inning
World
Series
I
Baseball
Game
Today
seeaa
isoht
ta
ioke
tUkt
of
lu
l
ewnpaoa
weight
and
wte
them
when
it
was
R
H
Hew
York
1
11
so
taay
to
get
the
latgor
onea.
Mr
VfeLeod
ealeyed
the
Hie
at
W'talngten
18
Vital
Greek
and
expects
to
be
re-
-
turning
there
next
year.
He
is
now
home
for
the
winter
Vancouver
Man
to
Be
Pigeon
Judge
at
Chicago
World
Fair
VANCOUVER.
Oct
6
nrltlsh
Chicago
today.
Sentinels
Win
Girls'
Softball
a
sra.li
usiju
ci.otiiics
i
on
x'Ei:ur
pkoi'le
Those
liavlng
used
eloUies
of
anv
kind
for
men.
women
or
cbUdrsB
will
kindly
send
ilmn
to-
0RMR8
DRUG
STORE
.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
'
OAS
OROCKRY
i
The
Owo
Club
is
arranjrlnR
distribution
to
tlioee
who
are
4
badly
in
need
this
fall
Dona-
i
LOCAL
NEWS
Five
donations
of
wed
clothes
have
been
left
at
Orrnes
Drug
Store,
all
from
friends
of
the
cause
and
'
totalling
about
35
articles.
More
donations
are
still
desired.
!
Divisional
heaeVsuarters
f
the
world
of
pigeon
fancying
haa
re-
a
qaed
idward
A
No-
ceived
outstanding
recognition
in
tau
NiUmJ
fuw
w
flned
$10
the
appointment
of
Fred
Seaving-
for
gnd
M
a
Btrl.
,nn
of
Vancouver
as
the
club
judge
CoJae
m
dUpuU
OTer
stray
at
the
.international
Pigeon
Show
ta
MrTlng
uie
time
at
being
held
at
the
Chicago
World's
.
e
Fair
next
week.
Well
known
Cana-j
dian
National
Railways
employee
!
At
lundlMm
and
Pigeon
authority.
Mr.
8cavm-
Urdv
a
regoiauon
was
passed
to-ton
has
himself
competed
in
many
atrucUng
the
stcreury
to
write
a
internaUonaJ
hows
during
his
JO
)uer
of
eondoW
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
nn
m
"
Bnwsiug.
ie
ieavea
iw
M
HeUbfonor
in
their
bereave.
ment
through
the
oVeath
of
their
son.
Prosidoiit
Dyshavn
stated
thai
he
bad
ordered
a
wmasn
to
be
sent
on
behalf
of
the
elub.
Oharged
with
supptytng
liquor
to
in
civ
police
court
this
morning
be
All
Stats
on
SJtort
Rnrl
of
r.ljht
to
fore
M
agist
rate
Thomas
McClymont
live
Score
Yfilcrdiy
and
war.
remanded
for
eight
days
The
charge
wa.
laid
by
the
district
;
in
net.
hhrh
.rhn-
rffhr,n
Pllc'
'
"'
upp1yln
being
tcnlay
Srn'IneU
dsfeateti
All
Stars
,n
e
to
5
At
the
end
of
the
first
to-
"Jf
llquorla
1
eolume1
ouU
nln
tle
score
was
tied
In
the
se-
mid
ihe
Sentinels
gamed
five
runt
1
in
tin:
hiijmikmi:
cut
kt
or
uuitinii
fOI.I'Mlll.l
JOHN
O
HattRIK
Jailsaa
CrrdlUir
...
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WOQSMMUTKO.
JudSMmX
Dtat
,
-r.S
-.n.1,
.wr
..n
mriiu
vnen
6mtcK
TAKE
ltul
MUwnly
o,
.
they
mad'
four
runs.
The
buttery
wr,
ot
nui-r
ui
K.-omm"
of
the
fientjfleh
was
exeeptlonsMy
""Lf
J5T?,l';
L1'
liooa
tar
1MB
anme.
Umpire.
Mlav
Delany
Base
Umpire.
Lillian
Johnson.
Reporters.
Bae
Beale
and
Kay
Fortune.
S4nlhiea-iliu
Stromdanl.
Mildred
ilitVilteab;
BeawdaV
Ola-rlvr
Cook,
JSiW
BUe,
DoM
Arney.
June
Armour,
Olga
Zeusko,
Kay
Fortune.
;
AH
Star
Alice
Warbec.
Winnie
BIMttMaCB
UOl
D
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UUTTSD
Ux
Co
Juaniix-Mt
tMMar.
t
tAt
i
ia.d
at
Taku
Am,
HHlam.
mllK
frrm
uiln
In
Um
ftovlnc
lUxh
Cciiniiija.
or
tymvrr
ant
cl
ttt
amis
k.ui
and
fihatlitia
mr
U
l.cuS
Ad
Inrei
tf
cm
to
vtaa-ag
a'
the
Bbenrr
Otli
,-
or
at
Uw
Otll
oi
aalMUor
ii.
P
wwat.
on
Dtmuuc
Hm
IWUSiag.
v.nc-mvar.
In
Uw
Ju-
VSM
t
UlStMl
CJiMk4B.
AMD
TAKt
Ho
net.
Htat
tb
talc
Oc
da
aod
Oh:
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wUl
ba
tola
a'
PuMM
AmUfiu.
h.
U
MtMim
Olftac
i
fruaairMrr
m
um
Pravsuce
o:
antm
odftaftt.
,m
TmAi
the
m.
laaa.
m.1
!wtmn
oaf
ar
m
UatatM.
uusr.
A
A.D..
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uameron.
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new.
cnea
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lnr
no
prja"
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1ERM8
OKI
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1
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AT
Pi
I
wpp
otincttT
it.
son.
Kav
Murray.
Margaret
Ouliek,
r
frinoc
hwww.
m
'
-
'
BltSnlKP
OP
TMI!
OOOWTY
OF
a
a
I'KINCE
HUI'BRT.
Br
Oet
qulek
rrwtiit
with
want
o
DANDRUFF
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TROPHY
IS
'
PRESENTED
'Ully
J'iwiiI
al
Anuual
lUuquri
J
'
Prliue
Uiert
Softball
Assocla-i
lion
iast
Nljlit
The
llrst
annual
banquet
of
Ute
i
,
Prince
Rupert
Softball
Association
liubbrll
Wins
Srrond
Victory
For
was
held
last
night
In
the
Commo-National
Latum
Weaver
Utorei
Cafe,
the
feature
of
the
eve-Did
Well
For
Senators
filing's
proceedings
beiaf
the
pre-
,witatkrt
by
Cey
OanHntssloner
W.
WASHINOTON.
DC.
Oct.
0:
(CP)
J.
Alder
of
the
city
championship
New
York
Giants
made
the
up
to
Ms
winners,
the
k.
and
i
,t.i
....
,.
World
Series
count
three
game
to
the
DrosentaUon
by
J.
A.
Prow
of
one
1s
their
favor
today
by
defeat
fte
Canadian
Nat
ten
al
Reescaslon
ing
Washington
Senators
I
t
1
in
Ass&eJation
of
medals
to
each
meet-J
a
rllng-tieng
eleven
inning
battle,
ber
ot
the
ckampsBn
team.
The
awp
The
-fame
wan
tied
up
with
a
was
received
by
the
manager
of
the
scon
of
on
all
at
the
Ml
t
she
-BHtf
tem
Bill
Stone,
and
the
en-nintli
inning,
Manager
Bill
Terry
rials
by
Bill
L.unbir
team
captain
had
driven
a
home
run
Into
the
Aopropriatc
speeches
were
awide
In
wp
rcmre
Dwacners
m
lnr
Iourm
connection
witn
tue
preawvasHM
trout
as
there
are
in
the
Omlneca
"
lnntn
,or
the
Otants
with
none
on
md
acknowledgment
district
says
R
A
McLeod
jc-
board
The
Senators
had
scored
In
WMiaaa
Held
crash-man
of
the
alderman
and
weU
known
pioneer
K,eottl
W,H
lwo
nlu-
Association
Kuswt
SaftbaU
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
returned
to
Vital
neUll3B
one
"
vas
in
thf
chuir
and
about
fifty
the
city
this
week
from
Creek
where
he
spec
the
summer
o-
lB
elev?lrtto
tfe
"i
tenons
wen-
pi
r
sent
Mr
Reid
gave
gaged
in
ntelng
work
Beattttfttl
0iaRs
wlentag
taHy.
,
in
addraa
of
w-leame
In
opens
t
rainbow
trewt
are
so
terge
and
so
Uubbeit
who
we
the
first
(be
proceeding
Other
speaker
of
plentiful
In
that
part
of
toe
eeun-
of
Uie-
series
for
the
Giants,
he
eveniwi
included
William
Xk-
try
that
tiaartaiutn
unhook
them
aUfled
auothes
.
great
game
today
fd.
who
explained
why
the
the
cantfulry
aad
tferow
thorn
bark
in
i9T
Natioja.J
Iteafuors.
but
had
Astoria
Cup.
off44al
championship
the
water
tf
the
weieh
leas
than
Uttlc
00
Monte
Weaver,
tijtot
man-
''-lhy.
had
failed
to
arrivr
in
time
twenty
poanaa.
One
of
Use
atimsaer
reiOHs
at
fitiiart
Lak
hart
rulr
der.
who
was
en
the
Wasfatagtoa,
betof
wM'ted
in
that
Ha
gneats
thoakl
Hbarate
fith
v
wo.
toe
Oiant-
started
of
Was
ttwn
ten
pounds.
It
did
not
Mir
D
for
for
pnsontatton
Chief
Pettr
Of-
the
fleer
Instructor
Antlow.
manaaer
E.
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Heaerve
eater
team,
was
arw
heard
from
briefly
Dtfrkng
the
evening
there
were
veeal
solos
by
Bob
James
and
J
A
Teng
BALL
CLUB
HEAD
DIES
William
L.
Chicago
Cubs,
Is
YWUm
o
Inflaeiua
CMICAOO.
Oct
of
pstaident
of
I
-Vketlm
of
an
WlUlaao
L.
f
iiM
provincial
pojlee
h
re,
have
bean
ad-
National
League
baseball
club.
atd
away
ham
i
wrtsrrtaj
He
SB
an
executive
of
the
club
for
maajr
years
aad
iiioo
d?d
to
the
prosidescy
after
the
death
of
Use
tote
William
Wrigloy
jr.
a
ysur
or
so
ago.
found
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
1
Ts'cw
York
Exchange
MtW
YQHK.
Oct.
8:-Ttw
Brkttth
pound
sterling
elated
at
H3i
on
the
leoH
foreign
axohange
yesterday
The
Canadian
dollar
eJottd
at
Indiana,
Bgg
nudland
appeared
For
Hie
tt
C
N.
It
TIIAINS
Mondajft.
weatiesdaas
and
frt-
days
8:30
pjn
from
the
VjuI
Tueodays
Thursday
and
Batur-
day
10
p
m
IfADIO
SEASON
Enjoy
the
full
season
with
your
set
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency.
We
can
Insure
you
of
this
by
having
your
set
gone
over
now.
and
ad-lusted,
to
first
class
condition,
as
inefficient
operation
h
a
'
poor
Investment.
Dattery
seta
modernised
with
the
new
economical
two
volt
tubes.
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PILSENE
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is
the
cheering,
sustaining,
health-giy.
ing
beverage
that
always
satisfies...
Keep
a
supply
handy
for
your
own
use
and
as
a
welcome
treat
for
your
guests.
More
people
drink
Pilsener
than
any
other
beer
bottled
in
B.
C.
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and
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