FA3E
FOtnt
C.C.M.
Tricycles
Strongly
made.
Easy
run
ning.
For
ages
3J
to
5
years
each
$9.25
For.
ages
4J
to
6
years
each
$9.75
We
also
carry
the
C.C.M.
line
of
BICYCLES
Priced
from
.
32,00
SEE
The
Knox
Hotel
For
special
rates
on
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and
board
to
permanent
suestjr
It.
BRASELL,
s.
M.
BRAS
ELL
tekato;
Vsj.
t
GiftS
lor
the
Young
that
are
sure
ta
please
WAGONS
A
large
variety
in
sizes.
$3S5
all
Priced
from
.
$225
C.C.M.
Joyriders.
for
younger
tots,
ages
2
to
4
years,
each
Roller
Skates
Priced
Q4
C
from
Ice
Skates,
Kindergarten
Sets,
Tool
Sets,
Etc.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver,:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
I'.M
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
'
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
PJtt.
Due'
Vacouver,
Monday
aia.
If
convenient
please
purchase
tickets
at
office.
Further
Information
regarding
reservations
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
SPECIAL
NOTICE-Christmas
Holiday
Sailings
to
Vancouver
via
Wayppints:
"
S.S.
CARDENA
Leaves
Prince
Rupert
Friday,
December
18th
at
5:00
p.m.
Arrives
Vancouver
Sunday,
December
20th
at
2:00
p.m.
(approx.)
S.S.
CATALA
.
Leaves
Pjlnce
Rupert
Tuesday,
December
22nd
at
12:00
noon.
;
Arrives
Vancouver
Thursday.
December
24th
at
9:00
a.m.
(approx.)
S
n.atala
aves
Vancouver
northbound
Friday,
January
1st
at
9:00
p.m.
arriving
Prince
Rupert
Sunday,
p.m.,
January
3rd.
SPECIAL
WINTER
EXCURSION,
FARE,
$32.00
Please
make
your
reservation
early
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Agent,
Prince
Rupert
The
fish
which
mafe
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brunei"
SMOKED.
BLACK
COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Qold
Storage
Co,,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B,C
The
DAily
News.
is.
a
member
of
the
Canadian
Daily
Newspaper
Asspciation,
of
the
Canadian
Press,
and
of
Ihe
Audit
Bureau-of
Circulations.
Itis'tW'onlv
nW.i;'
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonlon
holding
membership
v7T
r
rt
.
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111
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'SPORT'
i
i
a
nn
atta
ic
1
1
1
ttt
tt
I
URVI
1U
M
It
IN
FINALS
Defeated
Moose
in
Senior
League
Elimination
Game
In
a
low
scoring,
close
checking
game
last
night
the
Grotto
upset
t
R.Q.SE
BO.WL
SELL-OVT
t
FOIt
NEW
YEAR'S
DAY
.
ALREADY:
ANNOUNCED,
.
PASADENA,
Dec.
15:
More
t.
sell-out
was
announced
last
.
night
of,
the
85,000-seat
Rose
Bowl
for
the
University
of
all
predictions
when
they
came
out
WrtarjrjPib.ure
.
football
.
of
afour-game
slump
to
turn
backK
classic
on
New
Yearns
Day.
the
powerful
Moose
hoopsters
2&
to
25
arid
win
the
right
to
meet
the
snappy
Lambie
and
Stone
crew
for
the"
ilrst
half
championship.
For
the
first
four
minutes
both
teams
seemed
to
be
fencing
for
openings.
Then
the
Grotto,
through
Macrnee,
Morgan
and
Katcnrord,
jumped
ahead
to
take
an
8
to
4
lead
but
the
Moose,
considerably
bolstered
by
the
return
of
Johnny
Aorrlson
to
their
ranks,
climbed
up
little
by
little
to
tie
up
the
game
with
two
minutes
of
the
half
left.
The
stage
was
set
for
"Hooked"
Morgan
and
a
bare
second
before
the
whistle
he
kicked
through
with
a
pot
shot
to
give
the
Tobacconists
a,
two-point
advantage.
The
second
stanza
was
fast
and
eyen
throughout
with
the
play
ttitt
EASY
WIN
LOUIS
Disposed
of
Eddie
Sims
of
Cleveland
in
Record
Time
Last
Night
CLEVELAND,
Dec.
15:
Detroit's
Brown
Bomber,
as
expected,
had
no
difficulty
when
he
took
on
Neither
team,
seemed
able
to
locate
rm,i,,
.
.
Louis
knocked
out
Simms
with
i,
.
a
w
.u
.u
.u
.i.
"
basket
the,
with
the
result
that
the
.;
utf
KnriV
t
.t
,
-
Grot
held
their
lead
u.til
the
epd
Armstrong,
star
forward
for
rst
round-
It
was
second
the
Lodgemen
and
one
of
their
b0V(
flrst
vlns
also
been
a
best
shots,
spent
pracUcaUy
the
terrific
left
hook
in
eighteen
se-
whole
game
on
the
bench.
opds
which
all
but
finished
the
The
score
bopk
revealed
the
ra-
local
heavyweight
who
had
opened
ther
interesting
fact
that
each
up
with
right
hooks
on
Louis
which
team
registered
10
field
goals,
but
Droved
miltp
ihpffpntivo
I
in
the
free
throw
section
the
Grotto.
Te
fight'
was
staged
in
the
Cleve-tallied
six
out
of
13
tries
while
the
land
civic'
Auditorium"
and
rirpn-
Moose
accounted
for
five
out
of
12.
a
big
crowd.
'
"
Moose
Stiles
(4),
Vfingham
(4),
Armstrong
(,3),
J.
Morrison
(4),
R.
Morlrson
(7).
Mitchell
"(3)
;
total,
25.
Grotto
MacPhee
(9).
'Stalker
(4),
Morgan
(9),
Ratchford
(4),
Smith;
total
26.
In
the
preliminary,
the
Scythians
won
an
exhibition
Intermediate
game
at
the
expense
of
the
Moose1
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
15:
San-
22.
to
15.
This
feature
was
ragged
t:
Clara,
only
unbeaten
or
un
and
rough
frpm
start
to
finish
with
tJPd
team
!n
United
States
colleg-ifoh
teams
definitely
off.
Beynon,.iate
foptball
play
this
season,
for
the
winners,
collected
12,
points,
i
sustained
rirst
defeat
at
th
Referees
were
Palmer
and
Coma
dlna.
and
scorer,
J.
Antonelli.
Ballinger's
And
Rupert
Motors
In
BowJs
Wins
BalUnger's
defeated
Rupert
Batchers",
two
games
to
one
last
night'
for
their
"second
straight
victory
in
the
second
block
of
the.
Commercial
Ten
Pin
Bowling)
League.
In
the
other
fixture
of
the
evening
Rupert
Motors
blanked
Gyro
Club
three
games
to
nil.
High
average
scorer
of
the.
evening
was
Saunders
of
Rupert
Mptoj-s
'
with
185.
BUTCHERS
'
ist"
2nd
3rd
J.
Jack
114
182
143
McLean
134"
135
130
A.
Ross
149
158
,141
a.
Astoria
......124
Low
Score
121
Handicap
V
38
118
458
113
118
38
38
Totals
..680
744
723
BALLING
ER'S
1st
2nd
3rd
BiJbu
132
li3
126
Smith
121
'
15i
"l37..
Lindquist
146
'
173
145
Ilaudechld,
.138.
14
109
Handicap"
.'.
....f
1
31
31
31
Total
688
755
RUP.
MOTORS
1st
2ndl
Saunders
...177
lift
Johnson
123
132
Herman
153
159
Robertson
142
141
Taylor"
155'
118
Total
750
GYRO'"-
1
1st
Bulger
176
Balagno
.,...160,
Morris
l..:....,.'.....13i
Roar
'96'
Large
k
J:...
153
Toa
Pariflc
Coast
League
Portland
1,
Oakland
0
(Sunday).
etattl
2,
Vancouver
7
(Monday).'
Santa
Clara
Loses
First
1
Gaine
of
Year
nanas
or
Texas
Christian
Satur
day
by
a
score
of
nine
to
nil
Terr
as
Christian
will
play
Marquette
ix
the
New
Years
Day
game
at
the
Cotton
Bowl,
la
Dallas.
It
Is
announced.
ighbor
To
Coach
New
York
Rangers
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
15:
Lester
Patrick,
manager
of
the
New
York
Rangers,
announced
that
,he
had
secured
the
services
of'
Frank
jttghbpr,
regarded
by
many
as
Having
been
the
greatest
profes
sional
hockey
nlaver
of
his
dav
as
coach
for
the
New
York
Rovers,
farm
tes&ii'of'ttie'
'RaJigiri
MacPhee
High
Scorer
In
Basketball
League
Scoring,
totals
for
the,
first
half
of
'the.
bask?t'bftll
"season'
are.
announced
as,
follows;
Lindsay.
(L)
Senior
League
Miller
R)
14,
Domlnato
S)
..,....13
91ak
B
..!
.'..?.
,
13
J.
Comadina
.'
12
Burnett
R)
...1".
12
Chrlstlson
(B
..
;:'.
,.i(2
Senior
icurrie
is)
iV
Nelsog
iR
:...4li..
10
MontesajuY
(Sf"
...'.
io
oa.5iLv-.V-
-r
-12
Tatree
(M)
9'
Suehiro
(B)
.
...
fj
Alien
(K,);
;.
5
MacPhee
(G)
98
yu
n
fc
,
5:..
-
-
Morgan
Stiles
IM)
f
than
wo
weeks
In
advance,
a
.'
Santerbahe
(L)
G)
:.v.M
MS"
,S)
-
Armstrong
(M)
Wingham
(M)
Ratchfor,d
(G)
Calderone
(L)
Domlnato
(L)
47
Johnson
(L)
.',
.'
44
Mitchell
(M)
30
EoMie
Slmms,
the
pride
of
Cleve-'
Brown
(B)
land,
In
a
10-round
bout
here
last
Qreei;
M)
mgnt
aitnough
some
of
the
observers
had
said
that
Simms
expected
to
give'
Joe
Louis
the
Best
has
had
since
Max
91
1
Bryant
(Bl
77;j,uicnie
(M),
.......
r
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Hale
(M)
BalUnger's
McMppkln'it
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Motors
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Butchers
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1
s
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11.
1
24
1
v.
Tuesday
DeC(.mo
And
Inlermefliatw
As
Wrll
Can1
T
n
u""ul
league
Daskpthaii
1
oahe
102nd.
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the
to
3
be!
stocwi
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mn.
EriQkson
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2,
L
T
Gj
Grotto.
M
Moose.
Lr-Lambie
and
Stone.
i-4cythians.
B
ens.
R-Reglment.
au
senior
cmur
teams
rams
have
nave
n
played
nvpn
round
oiil
Vie
program.
in
vle.,1
Salker
(G)
..i
17
j
eigftt
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each
and
th?
lnterme-
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with
tho
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rnAHn
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7
Sjmlth
(G)
,
7
Morrison,
(M)
a
Smith
(M).
.
Murray
(G)
..,.:...
Intermediate,.
League
Beynon
(S)
Husoy
(M)
Cromp
(M)
.
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VS.
lnOCKOUU
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ya.
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VS.
B'll
W
T.
.
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1
me
won.rune.ss
of
the
caus
U
,say
nothing
of
spirited
o.JI
V.iv.w
.aajr
up
cxp;
led,
a
rei
crowd
of
fans
is
b:lng
looked
for
4
2
i
Birds.
Annette's
vs.
kwi,,..
I
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...
.......
upii.
iiujo.
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Doodads
1
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turner
ui
34
ovrb
Club
n
Doodads,
Annette's
vs.
Ranten
LtoUrneau
(S)
Viereck
(B)
34
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26
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v,
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mue
Birds.
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20
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vs
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wireless
station
nette's.
Blue
Birds
vs.
Doodadt
For
Christmas
Gi
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sauea
on
me
uataia
this
afternoon
Spark
Plugs
vs.
Knockouts,
Ran.
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ror
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
,gers
vs.
Orotto.
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supjerioxity
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socks
sold
by
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they're
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tha
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socks
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the
world
over.
You
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dozens
of
original
an(,l
most
attractive
styles
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from
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Silk
and
Wool,
Lisle,
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