ilday
August
20,
1837.
CAL
MAN
GOOD
GAME
IS
WEDDED
OF
SOCCER
f
MU
ttornire'
Sutll.
At
Clear
Lake,
Saskatch
ewan
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
he
local
halibut
uoai
vera
trl.
for.
mnplalr
Piprcp.
d
Nnrnen.
l:ant.
J.
M.
.Mom-
have
been
ordered
Into
port
'lh.
f
.Vn
na
H.niMmartl
trnhl
"C
ilMlCIICa.
UC'UI
IIIIVMh
ft
.
.
..
1
1
11
f
fnaiional
Fisheries
Lommis-
s
regulations,
ine
two
u
ve
been
rishinvT
cod
in
Area
2
and
had
halibut
on
board,
Ihnt,
All
I
m
U'na
TflKPn
111
XT
n
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Adfe-
.1a
-inl
llanrv
Annprsnn.
IS
"Jon
irom
me
somn
ami
"iii
.it
1n
nm
nn
her
return
to
Hubert
Ward
returned
to
port
evening
aboard
his
power
I
ftp
I-
l(nnann
nOnr
n
UPPK
9
n
tn
liia
minlntr
riintiprt.V
In
luank
Sonnii
c
Utript
to
carry
HrPAin
ni
rt
I
Oi
itr
ijii
i
u
rK
tr
I
cautrhter;
buzanne
and
(
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ataamoV
Prtnrp
Rll.
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i
in
.
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1
,
.
.
.
t
port
on
limp
at
10
o'clock
this
vpr
nun
Konn
wni
a
nnd
fliim
RtAnrrtan
UVLIIU
It
1
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MIIM
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
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oli.
"I
return
hTB
tomorrow
eve
rrm
-
lit.
mi
-
m
ft'
jfooa-alzed
list
oi
ever
CinimhlA
w
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.
r
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waarnaw
If?
"Ynil
thnnlJ
Ul
.limit
-
vituu
u
ncvri
lEiuiiiuic
auuui.
weainer
m
Prince
Rupert,"
i
-v
fllliutlil
TCIIIUI1,
Ull
ll"
rney
from
Kansas
who
was
aboard
"loon
returning
south
from
an
Clrn
IJ.
.....
T
.'.
...
-
nii.
we
imye
ii
as
nign
as
2
in
the
shade
and
you
have
only
llva
l
-n.
1
.
....
....
t
.
.
V
m
a
ciimaie
iiKe
mat
ror
a
nrr
i
.
.
-
wine
uciurc
you
crave
ror
a
"natellkefrlncf
Rupert?'1
f
San
Currie'n
Team
Defeats
Son-
ny
Dickens
4
to
1
The
trial
football
game
last
evening
in
preparation
for
the
PI
IP
with
(Irugn
T.'.Jlii
In.
ne
iiic
i-
,
paper
iown
next
"weeK-ena
it-
atchewan,
ueaumuuy
ui-c-ji.
jujj
ln
a
surprisingiy
good
.with
summer
Jlowers,
was
nf,i.
an.
r.rri.
,unrT,
of
a
picturesque
weu-
.
:
scene
f
Sonnv.
Dickens'
tenia
recently
when
Dernice
,lr-
.
,,,
.
.
t
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I).
Th
ecior!i
'j
ed
th
v
I
Sutherland
oi
ionium,
ut-,.i
j
u...
..
who-
scored.
Teams:
!
Morgan;
Bond,
Parsons;
Ve-ilch,
J,
Armstrong,
McMeekin;
Gill
is;
H,
Dickens,
It.
Armstrong
O'Neill,
D.
Gomez.
Pierce;
Murray,
Davis;
Howe,
A.
Dickens,
Ronalds;
J.
Camp
hell,
Hardy,
A.
Smith,
Vink,
Stor-rings.
George
Dawes
refereed.
Both
goalies
were
very
good.
It
will
be
difficult
to
select
the
two
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
St.
Louis,
6-5;
Cincinnati,
2-1.
New
York,
1;
Boston,
.2
(twelve
innings).
Philadelphia,
0-7;
Brooklyn,
3-5.
Chicago,
7;
Pittsburg,
-3.
American
League
Boston,
5;
Philadelphia,
Detroit,
12;
Chicago,
4,
Cleveland,
9;
St.
Louis,
1.
Washington,
3;
New
York,
4,
Baseball
Standings
of
Prince
Rupert,
Rev
.
J.
0.
,
f,
,
8election
ha.
not
heen.
w
-
.
agreed
uion
yet.
Henry
wiekensl
Chicago
87
.
iL
1
'
cu
w
1111.
iif
v-
I
vv
i
uik.
uj
g
marcn
ami
ounnK
i
ment-Dkken$
to
Oillis
to
Arm-i
St.
Louis
59
of
the
regisu-r
sanK
i
w
ftron(?
.ed
with
the
latter
PmSburg
58
.
.
,
)
heading
a
good
goal,
nerce
saved
he
nae,
given
ni
O'Neill's
good
shot
at
the
ex.
her
father,
was
a
picture
of
.
tait
corner.
Hen4
m
i
-
'
-
j
Boston
53
I
Cincinnati
44
ellness
ln
a
Deauuiui
gown
oi
nt-i,.
"
.
r
"
white
satin
made
on
long
h
,,.
t
,.,,,
off
ai
'
iZZt'L
'T:'
led
lines.
She
wore
a
halo
of
d,fend's
head
to
make
the
third
!
'
'
"
a
chapel
yell
of
maline
lace,,
saved
well
from
Cnm,nZ
"j
r
carried
a
bouquet
of
Briar
I
rosea
ana
Dauye
urtaui,
f
.
a
Tot
Xirl
o
ran
ill
ttle
attended
the
bride,
wear
l.n.Mimf
(lAurn
rt
W
n
1
1
1
k
3
UCCUlUHIfc
uns
-w
fiMt
maiqulfit-te,
and
carried
a.
Man
Sutherland,
brother
of
bride,
acted
as
best
man,
and
in
Howmah
of
Winnipeg
was
ie
wedding
created
great
Inst
among
the
visitors
and
rs
and
over
two
hundred
-
i
1
1.
.
a
:
-
sque
touch
wag
given
to
tht
e
by
the
appearance
of
two'
nhes
on
horseback,
who
...I
I
I
.41.
y
couple
drove
away
from
hajiel.
iter
the
ceremony
a
wedding
heon
was
served
at
the
Cha-
Hotel,
a
special
'table
be.h
rved
and
nicely
decorated
a
The
three-tier
wedding
occupied
the
centre,
with
capers
at
the
four
corners,
he
bridal
couple
will
sppnd
a
days
at
Clear
Lake
before
iVing
for
a
trip
through
thn
tern
States,
touching
Seattlft
San
Francisco.
bell.
Howe's
-centre
went
clean
j33ton
.'.1......
.......
60
across-the
goal.
Pierce
saved
well
I
cievelan.d"ll.t:ri
50
and
then
Hardy
missed
n
opal
Washington
49
goal.
Morgan
stopped
a
hot
drive
Jst
J4UI3
34
of
Vihk'g
hut
the
ball
va
l
.
-
,
,
,
i
ijiiauciuiia
-
best
backs
for
Davis,
MurrayaJI
thp
t!me.
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on
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were
all
good!
A
place
might
be
found
for
Parsons
at
half.
A.
Dickens,
Howe
and
Rolands
wire-the
hest
halve.
Rob
Armstrong.
H.
D'ckens,
O'-Nei"
were
the
pick
of
the
for-.wards.
1
he
players
selected
should-re-
member
they
represent
the
city
and
therefore
they
are
not
entitled
to
do
any
funny
tricks.
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DEPARTURE
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carry
fans'
and
paper
umbrellas.
Even
soldiers
carry
fans
and
umbrellas
and
we
see
plenty
of
them
for
daily
contingents
are
Kent
off
enroute
to
China.
A
treat
fuss
is
made
of
them
as
they
are
escorted
through
the
streets
by
crowds
of
cheering,
flag-waving
people.
They
are
covered
with
glory
long
before
they
start
but
1
fear
that
is
all
the
glory,
many
of
them
will
have.
"Last
week
I
spent
touring
from
place
to
place
and
very
hot
it
was.
We
visited
shrines
and
temples
to
such
an
extent
that
I
climbed
steps
SPORT
CHAT
Under
the
management
of
Dido
689
jurvlch,
a
local
baseball
team
wil)
.585
.
jvei
tc-
K.tchlkan
with
the,
special
.568
Labor
Day
week-end
excursion
of
566
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
playing
481
garnet
at
the1
"First
City"
on
the
4C7
sv.nday
and
Monday.
The
following
.318
ij.jai
players
have
beeri
selected
to
.312
-turn
out
for
practice:
D.
Guryich,
c;
Nick
Chanoski
and
Bill
Lambie,
p.;
nam
Anioneui,
id.;
Aiex
jx.ii,-chell,
2b.;
Walter
Johnson,
ss;
George
Howe,
3b.;
Minor
Simonsen,
ci.;
Albert
Styles,
rf.;
Jack
Lindsay,
if.
When
"Professor"
Lou
Gehrig
de
livered
hli
lecture
on
baseball
to
a
class
at
Columbia
University
Teachers
College,
the
classroom
kcked
like
the
Yankee
Stadium.
In
They
are
to
play
ball
and
play
it
addition
to
the
regular
class
of
40,
some
110
gate-crashers,
including
women
and
children,
sat
wedged
in
a
sweaty
phalanx
for
an
hour,
drinking
ln
Lou's
hints
on
home
run
hitting.
The
lecture
was
one
ot
a
teries
arranged
by
the
college
for
the
benefit
of
high
school
and
college
baseball
coaches
and
teach
ers
of
physical
education.
Dressed
in
slacks
and
a
sports
Jacket
and
swinging
a
baseball
bat,
the
Yan
k'.e
star
formerly
a
student
at
Columbia
expounded
on
styles
of
play
in
baseball.
Bowling
Doubles
Hearing:
Final
G.
V.
Wilkinson
and
D.
G.
Borland
in
One
of
Semis
Last
Evening
G.
V.
Wilkinson
and
D.
G.
Borland
went
Into
the
final
of
the
city
double?
lawn
bowling
championship
last
evening
by
defeating
A.
T.
Pax-kin
and
R.
E.
Benson
14
to
7.
They
will
meet
the
winner
of
Thomas
McMeekin
and
Ben
Dalgarno
vs,
Louis
Arrol
and
J.
H.
McLeod.
In
a
first
round
match
of
the
Woodland
Trophy
competition
last
night
R.
M.
Wlnslow's
rink
defeated
Angus
MacDonald's
13
to
11.
YEAH
t
KNOW
WHAT
TO
DO
VMHEM
t
COME
HOME
LATE.
THfcOvO
MV
HAT
rs
FIRST,
i
M
TVS
SWELL
.
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A
UTTLE
3
FOR.
VOUI2
Future
Husband!
'M"lW'.:
o
VOUNE
GOT
tx
&
ad,
Mac,
BUT
HCW
ABOUT
in
miy
dreams
and
woke
with
vis-
ions
of
many-roofed
pagodas
stilly
before
me.
j
Intense
Cultivation
;
The
land
is
amazingly
well
cul-1
tivated.
As
we
traveheU
Uirough
we
could
not
fall
to
ndce
that-every
available
Inch
or
soil
wa3
used
and
eveiy
where
a
refreshing
greeness
pervaded.
'Ihe
deepest,
richest
green
comes
from
the
Innumerable
rice
fields
where
bent
-.
figures
in
large
rlca
straw
hats
patiently
weeu
and
transp.ant
the.
Sp
precious
plants.
)
"Terraced
mountaimides
are
set
jut
with
tea
bushes
and
-everywhere
':
taccels
of
corn
wave
above
the
smaller
plants.
"Lotus
flowers,
uellcattiy
beautiful
in
pink
and
white,
grace
the
landscape
and,
up
in
the
mountains,
grow
wild
ln
profusion.
The
lov-
liest
of
all
flowers,
I
think,
are
huge
white
lilies,
the
insides
of
which
are
spotted
with
golden
brown
and
purple.
At
night
the
air
is
satur-
"
i&
with
the
scent
of
them.
"One
day
we
climbed
a
tortuous
mountain
road
to
a
pass
high
above
.
"What.
ii
a
piscatorial
eipert,
Jo?"
"A
smart
fitharman
who's
never
without
Sweet
Caps!"
SWEET
CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
'Tht
futtsl
form
in
which
tobacco
can
bt
$moktd."
Jancet
a
level
In
the
hope
of
seeing
Fuji
id
hersel'
heavy
clouds
from
base
jama
but
she
was
fickle
and
cover-
to
summit."
mi
If
THE
COP
OM
TUB
uEAT
"
is
'
"Take
it
from
me,
I've
tried
them
all
but
this
Old
Style
Beer
h
winner.'
You
can't
beat
it
for
smooth
tansy
refreshment
and
real
enjoyment
Give
me
a
bottle
of
cool
delicious
Old
Style
every
time.
Better
order
your
supply
right
now!"
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