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Tuesday,
Sept.
18.
1934
Mining
is
also
playing
an
important
part
in
the
industrial
revival
which
appears
so
evident
in
Prince
Rupert
district
this"
year.
Almost
(Xiily
this
paper
has
important
new
developments
to
record
in
connection
with
the
mining
industry
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Portland
Canal,
Terrace,
Usk,
Smithers,
Burns
Lake,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Alice
Arm
and
the
coastal
islands
are
all
attracting,
attention,
possibly
in
as
great
a
degree
today
as
they
ever
did
before.
Some
very
important
developments
are
under
way
on
several
properties.
The
various
operations
are
too
numerous
to
mention
individually.
A
gratifying
feature
is
that,
whereas
a
year
ago
inter
est
was
being
taken
in
goW,
today
silver,
owing
to
the
re
cent
improvement
in
the
price
of
that
metal,
is
again
com
manding
a
large
modicum
of
interest.
Other
less
valuable
metals
are
also
stiffening
up
in
price
and
this
will
also
help,
particularly.
when,
as
is
so
common
in
this
district,
they
can
be
found
in
combination
with
the
gold
and
silver.
THE
ENDEAVOUR
WINS
'Undoubtedly
like
in
many
another
place,
the
America's
Cup
yacht
raceg
between
the
American
defender
Rainbow
and
the
British
challenger
Endeavour
are
an
all-absorbing
topic
of
discussion
and
interest
in
Prince
Rupert.
Somehow
or
other,
these
periodical
contests
for
that
historic
old
"mug'
as
the
late-lamented
Sir
Thomas
Lipton
used
to
say,
sem
to
strike
the
public
fancy
like
few
other
amateur
sporting
events
do.
The
tradition
established
by
the
great
old
British
sportsman
is
as
green
as
ever
and,
judging
from
the
-
no
contest"
race
on
Saturday
and
the
close
victories
of
the
challenger
so
far,
Endeavour
and
Rainbow
are
going
to
make
a
great
contest
of
it
this
time.
We
were
thrilled
yesterday
and
today
as
Tom
Sopwith
came
through.
The
British
boat
might
be
expected
to
be
a
popular
favorite
from
a
sentimental
standpoint.
And
we
think
that
even
the
most
of
the
American
sportsmen
would
not
feel
so
terribly
cast
down
if,
after
so
many
years
of
hard
and
persistent
trying
by
British
boats,
the
America's
Cup
should
be
carried
over
to
the
other
side
atrain
bv
the
Endeavour.
Of
one
thine
we
are
sure
that,
if
it
ever
does
Barney
Ross
Loses
His
Crown
On
Split
Verdict
After
Furious
Contest
Both
Fighters
Badly
Battered
Although
There
Were
No
Knockdowns
in
Entire
Fifteen
Bounds
Decision
Gets
Mixed
Reception
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Before
a
crowd
of
25,000
fans
at
Madison
Square
Garden
Long
Island
Bowl
last
night,
Jimmy
McLarnin,
belting
two-fisted
Irishman
from
Vancouver,
won
back
his
world's
welterweight
boxing
championship
title
from
Barney
Ross,
who
took
it
away
from
him
three
months
ago.
McLarnin
was
declared
the
The
Loser
Barney
Ross,
declsloned
by
Jimmy
McLarnin
last
night.
SPORT
CHAT
Before
the
largest,
gathering
of
baseball
fans
that
ever
crowded
into
the"
Polo
Grounds
at
New
York,
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
with
th
Dean
brothers
doing
hurling
duty,
won
both
ends
of
a
double-header
from
the
New
York
Giants
Sunday
and
reduced
their
National
League
leadershlu
to
three
and
a
half
ramo:
The
Cards
took
the
first
g4V
game
by
a
score
of
5
to
3
and
the
second,
an
11-innlng
pitchers'
duel
between
Paul
Dean
and
Carl
Hub-
bell,
by
a
3
to
1
count.
Pepper
Mar
tin
broke
up
the
game
with
a
homer
with
one
on
board.
get
back
there,
no
expense
or
effort
will
be
spared
by
good
lchlca
'
80
American
yachtsmen
to
bring
it
again
to
the
United
I
2
63
btates.
Meantime,
we
will
all
continue
to
follow
the
present
episode
of
the
classic
with
a
very
keen
interest.
Four
double-headers
were
played
Sunday
but
none
were
split,
two
games
being
won
by
the
same
team
in
each
case.
Washington
Senators,
losing
again
to
the
pace-making
Tigers
at
Detroit,
slumped
Info'
seventh
place
in
the
American
League
below
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
who
tooK
a
double-header
from
the
Browns
at
St.
Louis.
The
pennant
lead
of
the
Tigers
were
then
five
and
a
half
games
over
the
Yankees
who
lost
to
the
Indians
at
Cleveland.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
New
York
B8
St.
Louis
84
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
61
Philadelphia
50
Cincinnati
50
American
League
Detroit
S3
New
York
87
Cleveland
70
Boston
.71
St.
LouU
63
Philadelphia
61
Washington
01
Chicago
52
53
56
58
68
67
77
85
88
49
56
66
71
78
78
79
87
"winner
on
a
split
decision
of
Referee
Arthur
Donovan
and
one
of
thi
'judge
after
fifteen
furious,
slashing
rounds.
The
crowd
lustily
boocv.
ftie
decision
6f
the
referee
in
breaking
the
Judge
deadlock
in
McLur-
;nln's
favor..
Cheers
of
McLarnin
a
supporters,
however,
drowned
ih
booes.
Both
fhhtewere
badly
batte.Pi'
although
there!
were
no
knockdowns.
McLarnin's
left
eye
was
completely
closed
at
the
end
of
the
fight
and
bOlK'of
Roes'
optics
were
damaged.
The
fart
tha
McLarnin
smashed
more
solidly
earned
him
Utc
decision
Ross
had
the
edge
in
speed
and
a
remarkable
fighting
heart.
Tommy
Shorten,
one
udge.
gave
McLarnin
six
rounds
and
Ross
five
with
four
even.
Charlie
Lynch,
the
other
judge,
awarded
Ross
seven
rounds.
McLarnin
six
and
two
even.
The
referee
gave
McLarnin
ten
round3
and
Ross
five.
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John
Mellor
of
Stewart
was
a-mong
passengers
from
northern
point
going
through
to
Vancou
ver
on
,the,
JRa&ila
He
wUlupendj
a
couple
of
weeks
In
the
south,
C.
N.
It.
TRAINS
For
the
I'.ast
.
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
'T.
"
5:30
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
10:15
p.m.
8
Champ
Again
i
bbbbbbbbbbw
i
i
if
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver
who
regained
world's,
welterweight
tlUe
last
night
by
winning
split
decision
over
Barney
Ross
at
New
York.
W.
D.
Vance
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
thts,
morning
frcrrt
a
week's
trip
to
Ariyox
and
Stewart
in
his
capacity
as
district
deputy
grand
master
of
the
Mxi-onic
Lodge.
ITS
NAME
GUARANTEES
ITS
IV
1G
oz.
$1.80
25
oz.
$2.65
aaJcUy
HIRAM
WALKER
&
SONS
LIMITED
l
his
advertisement
e"nt
driller
Mittorncr
v.tiiu
co
CSTABIISHCD
o
Is
not
publlshi-d
or
dlspjijyed
Dy'the
LJquo
Control
BbaT(f
or
by
the
mycrnmVrit
ol
British
Columbia.
Tinker's
Rink
Beats
Little's
In
Lawn
Bowls
I
Frew
Rogers
Walton
Boyd
Little
W.
L.
14
1
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Big
Sweepstake
Prize
is
Sought
Attorney
General
of
Ontario
Trjlng
To
Seize
$30,000
Won
By
Turonto
Mao
TORONTO.
Sept.
18:
iCP
At!
lomey
General
A.
W.
Roebuck
of,
Ontario
announces
that
the
gov-j
rnment
is
making
an
effort
to,
etee
a
prire
of
$30,000.
won
by
an
,
Orangevllle
man.
John
Wtocbord,
In'
a
Quebec
Army
and
Navy
sweep,
i
ake
on
the
recent
St
Leger
nee
Tuesday,
September
is
;
fAUti
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
034.
Rubber
F
ootwear
JUST
ARRIVED
A
Complete
New
Stock
of
Rubbers,
Zippers,
Overshoes
and
Gumboots
For
Girls,
Boys,
Women
and
Men
Come
in
and
see
us
for
your
footwear
for
the
stormy
days.
Every
Pair
Made
to
Wear
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
LIMITED
IMcLarnin
ack
World's
Welterweight
Tit
NEW
HALL
IS
SOUGHT
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Clob
to
National
Recreation
Association's!
Lawn
Dowllng
League.
0.
P.
Tm-1
kers
rink,
completing
.ts
schedule'
Tlie
Prince
Rupert
Bad-:.;.
n
of
games
for
the
season,
defeated
J.
Club,
which
has
been
using
the
Mr
J.
Little'
rink
by
a
score
ot
18
to
ft.
Intyre
Hall
as
the
venue
of
i
:.
The
league
standing
to
date-Is
as
vitles
for
the
past
few
follows:
MaePhee
f
Macdonald
Tinker
norland
...
.
planning
to
move
this
wli.ar
annual
meeting,
of
the
:
n.
held
last
night
but
n
.
plans
for
the
coming
v.,-i
:
rand
pending
the
selecu.m
new
hall.
The
following
officers
ected:
President.
Frank
Russell
Vice-President;
William
L
Secretary.
Joseph
Wlrk
"
Treasurer.
Earl
Gordon
Executive
Miss
Jessie
M
Ml
Jean
Orieve.
MU
M
McCaflery
and
Oeorge
Ml''-'
;
There
were
about
?w
persons
present
and
the
n
whs
presided
over
by
Or
:
chell.
the
retiring
pre
We
i.-
Th
werij
I
4
Artverti
tn
th
Dallv
Newt
FOR
FIRST
CLASS
Shoe
Repairing
See
SIMPSON
Fifth
Avenue
and
.Mcllrlde
Classified
Ads
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE-Packard
Car
also
Ford
Truck.
Owner
having
town.
Phone
Blue-
764.
217
FOR
SALE
9
piece
solid
walnut
dining
room
set.
A
bargain
for
cash.
Phone
847.
218
TOR
8ALE
Nearly
new
Simmons
wire
mattress
and
woo)
mattress,
site
three
feet,
three
inches.
Phone
Blue
637.
I217
FOR
SALE
80
HP.
Oulowwn
Orel
Semi-Diesel
Engine
complete
with
Propeller
and
fittings.
Can
be
Inspected
at
Gulowsen
Orel
Plant.
Replaced
by
larger
en-'
glne.
Cheap
for
prompt
sale.
Sunde
ti
d'Evcrs
Co.,
Seattle,
Wash.
FOR
RENT
MODERN
House
for
rent
by
Oo-
tooer
1.
Phone
Black
446.
.
215
FOR
RENT
Four
roomed
house.
close
In,
$12.00,
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Phone
Oreen
402.
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12171
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Front
apartment
with
electric
range.
Steamheated,
Smith
&
Mallett
Ltd.
tf.
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RENT
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SToomcti
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apartment.
$16-
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month.
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