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leagues will not be permitted to
go into vaudeville during the off-
neither will they be al-
lowed to do newspaper work o1
world’s baseball games, if a reso-
lution prepared by August Nerr-
man, chairman of the
commission, passes that body. At
the next meetirg of the com
mission he will introduce the reso-
ee He believes that critici:m
by fellow players for newspapers

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Lightweight Champion Ad Wol-
ast and Matt Wells, lightweight
of England, are not
in a boxing con-
| test according to a message rece ived !
| from Tom Jones, Wolgast’s man-
ager. Here is what Jones has to|
|say on the subject: ‘‘After much |
| wrangling and a trip to New York,
| Il am at last convinced that Matt |
Wells, English lightweight cham-
pion, does not want any of Wol-
gast’s game. I conceded every
point to him, weight, etc., also|
accepted terms of two clubs in|
New York, but they could not
induce Wells o listen to any
reasonable proposition, which plain
ly shows us he don’t want to meet}
Woigast. We will pay no more
attention to Wells but will be
ready to meet Packey McFarland
or any one the public may select.

London, Nov. 10.—The home
secretary, Reginald McKenna, has
laid down the law that any boxing

national |,,

| match decided by a_ knockout
shall be illegal in Great Britain.
The announcement the result
of a question put the home |
office by Mr. Burgoyne, who sought
to allay the nervousness of pro-
prietors of halls who had refused
to take on the Wells-Moir fight}
because of the experience of the!
lessee of Earl’s Court in the Wells-
Johnson affair. The home sec
ret y said his pe sition was affected |
less by any action on the part of
Wirston Churchill, his predecessor,
the Earl's Court case than by
‘tion of the high court in
The law was, “‘If the
intent of the
batants be to subdue each other}
by violent blows until one could}
endure it no longer the contest was
illegal. On the other hand ajJ
sparring match wherein the object |
was to win by skill and not by}
severity of injuries inflicted, was
Hlawful.”” The difficulty was ir |
ascertaining whether any contest |
could be kept within the law.|
This depended, not merely upor |
|the rules for the fight, but the|
| manner in which it was conducted. |
{}A match arranged under legal}
jrules might degenerate into a|
prize fight and in view of court's}
|decision in the Earl’s Court case}
[the 1 landiords were well advised
to take steps to protect themselves.

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| The Winnipeg Griin exchange
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basket” of the empire. Let’s see,
| wa sn't that where Fitzsimmons
| landed on Jim Corbett on ay
fearon occasion at Carson City?

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City Engineer Davis wishes to
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generally, the misapprehension
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water officials on the
job long before the sudden frost
spell, and has their assurance
now that not a single water main
all over the city, nor any hydrant
is sealed by frost. As for the
stand pipes over the creek, which
some residents there complain are
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has been made upon these resi-
dents for thsee stand pipes, and
the leats the citizens using them
might do is to protect them from
the frost. The city engineer is
certain that no mains will freeze
this winter owing to the extra
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Plans of the proposed new trunk
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at the City Hall today. The work
which is to cost $75,000 involves
the building of sewers from a
point near No. 8 Comox avenue,
to the temporary outfall not far
from where the salt water meets
fresh in Hays Creek. Later on
the plans include the laying of
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There is also an extension pro-
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The death occurred at the Hos-
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The interment will take
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F, W. Kerr will officiate.

Mr. and Mr. F, ek Stacrtek
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ye sterday.

Rupert South Bound

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this matter at once.

Dance
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evening in the McIntyre Hall.
About thirty couples turned out
despite the cold weather.

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graded, ready for building $30,000.
Lot in Section 1, 84 feet frontage, with
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Two lots on Fifth Avenue, Section 5,
$2100 the pair.

Lots 15 and 16, Block 4, Seetion 5,
$1260 each. Good terms,

Lot 8, Block 9, Section 5, $1160.

Double corner on Seventh Avenue,
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Two fine harbor view lots on Borden
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Corner Lot on Eighth Avenue, Section
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Lots 15 and 16, Block 12, Section 6,
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Lot 7, Block 20, Section 6, $1900, one-
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Lots 14 and 15, Block 12, Section 7.
$1200 the pair.

Lots 3 and 4, Block 22, Section 7. $550
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