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December
12.
.
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TWO
THE.
DAILY
Ngvj
to.
rSij
p
RUPERT
WINS
AGAIN
Defeats
Petersburg
48to4
In
Sec-
ond
of
Basketball
Series
Mhas
been
much
appreciated'.
Les
Nygren
of
Petersburg
was
high
scorer
for
the
evening
and
might
fairly
be
called
the
outstanding
player
on
the
floor;
It
was.
a
close
game
throughout.
At
half
time
Prince
Rupert
was
on
the
long
end
of
a
20
to
19
count.
The
game
was
close
and
possibly
a
better
performance
than
the
previous"
evening's
game.
Play
was
fast
throughout
and
the
lead
changed
hands
several
times.
1
Petersburg
opened
the
scoring
on
a
basket
by
Nygard,
star
centre.
5
'of
the
visitors.
The
visitors
ran
up
02
a
six
to
nothing
count
before
Morgan
counted
the
first
basket
for
the
locals.
After
that
the
game
IrotMoH
Hnvn
Intn
a
fast,
nftr.p
and
MEMBER
OF
THE
CANADIAN
PRESS
!
at
the
.
quarter
,.
pPPrchiirP
Petersburg
hid
nad
1
a
ror
republication
of
aU
neva
The
Cantdun
Press
is
excimiveiy
enutieu
to
decpatchee
credited
'a
It
or
to
the
Associated
Press
to
this
paper
and
also
the
a
slim
10-9
margin.
locat
1$$$
itches
therein
are
also
reserved.,
In
the
second
quarter
play
was
again
even
with
first
one
team
and
then
the
other
taking
the
lead.i
DAILY
EDITION
..d&RSif
Thursday,
December
12,
1910.
tm,0
e
whistle
went
for
the'
The
War
Situation
ihalf
the
Savoys
were
leading
by
a
.
-
slim
one
point
margin
20-19!
I.
T-
I
U.
lRt-.Bnn1
Pnntnln
XT..
1
.
It
may
be
too
early
to
rejoice
over
the
situation
in
d
of
the
Petersburg
team
gavea
Africa
but
it
does
seem
as
if
the
Italian
resistance
was
be-
-
Sh0rt
speech
over
the
public
ad.
ing
broken
on
all
fronts
and,
if
this
goes
on,
there
can
bejdress
system
loaned
through
the,-
hm
nnP
end.
That
countrv
will
have
to
ask
for
peace.
It,ourtesy
of
Xdora
Skating
Ring.
"
thanked
tne
Prince
Kupert
peo-
.
ntL.iAi.
i..
i!ui
Tfoi;v,
o,.,r
Vi
n
a
r.-nf1pHe
15
.noiauie
now
nine
piugicss
mc
imnau
mjr
a
'Vi'cpn'sidering
the
advantageous
positions
they
occupied
when
war
was
declared.
AJJ.C.
Audit
-
-
TM5
wppU
thprp
hns
heen
an
auditor
in
the
city
troiner
pie
for
the
hospitality
his
team
had
been
extended
on
their
visit
here.
He
also
praised
both
teams
for
their
good
sportsmanship
and
clean
play
throughout
the
serjes.
Second
half
.
,:
In
the
second
half
play
was,even
faster
than
previous,
I
with
..both
fhtmiP-h
the
books
of
this
naner
on
behalf
of
the
national
teams
playing
wide
ope
bau
The
advertisers
who
use
the
Daily
News
for
their
publicity
SuS
if.nmnniVns.
There
was
a
time
when
tile
newspaners
01
tne
-
country
made
their
own
returns
and
most
of
them
vied
,-rhe
whistle
at
the
third
quarter
-
--
ivitVi
ennh
other
in
lvinp-
about
their
circulation.
There
is
(interval
found
the
locals
still
lead-
a
great
temptation
to
exaggerate
when
an
advertising,
m
to
j
cjtract
depends
upon
it.
Consciences
suddenly
became
ratfai
'vjry
elastic.
To
overcome
this
evil
and
as
a
guarantee
to;tempt
to
regaln
e
lead
piayWas
the"
advertisers
the
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
was
'particularly
fast
in
this
quarter
formed
and
it
was
an
immediate
success.
Today
practi-jwith
both
teams
doing
ne
excei-
calivall
the
newspapers
of
the
United
States
and
Canada!
nre'memhers
of
the
bureau.
Only
those
who
dare
not
IHMMMMk.
'it
their
records
to
an
auditor
remain
outside
the
bureau.
Mental
Readjustments
-
-
-
.
,'.
The
war
is
forcing
many
people
to
make
mental
.-iustments.
The
London
Times
is
the
latest
to
indulge
in
heart-searching
on
the
subject
of
economic
chances
In
a
iLnf
nvf;U
U
flfaiwo
af
tonf
inn
tn
flip
fnff
that
Nn'.i
fiei'-'
many
succeeded
in
putting
millions
of
men
to
work
and
in
building
un
the
most
formidable
fighting
machine
in
his-swtoTy
by
following
policies
which
led
all
financial
authori-!
'
tics
in
Britain
to
predict
that
Hitler
would
be
bankrupt
iar;Xears
airo.
This
expectation,
says
The
Times,
"obstipately.
"refused
to
be
realized."
1
It
then
iroes
on
to
point
out
various
developments
that
-
Jiave
occurred
in
the
economic
system
during
recent
years
Cfiiting
new
conditions,
and
says:
-
"These
changes
may
well
call
for
readjustments
in
our
established
conventions
as
drastic
as
those
which
are
de
manded
in
the
conduct
of
war
by
the
invention
of
tanks
i
'
and
airplane's.
.
1
,
In
military
matters
up
to
a
few
months'
-wi
n
i
n.
fin
'
1
i
1
ago,
the
r
rencn
uenerai
Stan
enjoyeu
a
presuge
simuar
i
jtathat
of
our
own
authorities
in
finance
and
business,
-friey
and
the
Whole
Allied
cause
have
paid
a
cruel
penalty
for
their
failure
to
adjust
their
thinking
to
changed
con-
!
!
'
UNION
STEAMSHIPS
LTD.
2
Steamers
Leave
prince
Rupert
lor
Vancouver:
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CATALA
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TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Tiiurs.
p.m.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver,
Monday
a.m.
If
Convenient,
Please
Purchase
Tickets
at
Office
"Further
Information
Regarding
Reservations
and
Tickets
From
FRANK
J.
SKINtfER,
Prince
Rupert
Agent.
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.CPh.C.
WUlaee
Block,
Phone
64i
ARROW
BUS
Time
Table
Effective
Dec.
2
PHONE
459
Leaves
'L-aves
Post
Office
Seal
Cove
A.M.
fe
A.M.
7:25
m
7:40
"
8:15
8:30
10:00
10:30
11:30
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12:00
Sat.
Only
Sat.
Only
P.M.
PJNI.
12:30
1:00
PJrt.
u'
P.M.
1:30
,
2:00
2:30
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3:00
3:30
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4:00
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4:30
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5:00
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6:30
6:30
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7:30
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10:00
10:20
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11:00
11:30
11:45
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SCHEDULE
1:30
,
2:00
'
2:30
3:00
4r30
;:
5:00
7:00
'
7:30
10:20"
1L00
Arrangements
may
be
made
for
Special
Trips
or
Parties
ack-and
Wmseives.
rw
me
u.
lent
shooting.
Play
went
forth
until
near
the
end
'when
Pe-
gets
the
notLaMhe
star,
sightly
Johnny
Comadlna
reiereed.
the
tersburg
seemed
-
to
tire
whereupon
the
locals
shoved
in
a
Petersburg
Prince
Rupert
game
th?
and
Art
Murray
the
Junior
exhlbi-viatory
couple
of
more
baskets
to
put
the
lion.
Timekeepers
were
Bob
Shrub-visiting
on
ice
43
to
41.
For
team
Nygard
and
Helm-sail
aruT
Andre
Letourneau.
dahl
were
exceptional.
Nygard
The
'
individual
scoring
was
as
clavine
was
magnificent
to
watch,
follows:
For
the
locals
all
the
Greater
height
and
reach,
and
a
good
wiUj
Houston
a
shade
of
superiority
In
the
shoot-
dition
at
guard,
in?
deDartment
once
again
stood
ri'
0
JUimn
.
,
,1
1
riayers
were
.
Petersburg-ranee
unpen
Wf
felcome
ad-'
Petersburg
Pedersen.
4
2:
1
'
'johnSon.
6;
Nygren,
20
2;
N.
Ilelnclahl.'
9
!;
Concannon
3),'
Ohmer.
2
lt;
total,
41.
.
.
.
j
...
.
.
vi
mm.
"DinM
Rnpprt
Holkestad.
6
enabled
them
to
soore
a
second
ing
was
a
lively
Junior
League
ex-
Campbell,
2(1);
MacPhee.
7
Wl'
...
k.
m-.,.f
onrt
oroii
i,(hiinn
tilt
SAtTi-cpn
MrClvmont
55tlles.
9
(3f.
Houston.
J,
Aiargon,
ft
n-i-j
n.th...
tonm
Vio
n.i-
nlonb-
Tlturtre
nnfJ
Prn!Pr
R-
D.omlnato.
15
12):
total.
48.
M
score
being
48
to
41
which
was
street
Tigers.;
The
Park
boys,
dowtv
Junior
Exhibition
markedly
similar
to
the
47
to
41
n
to
4
at
half
time,
came
up
from
Fraser
street
vrney.
i.
a
count
in
favor
of
the
locals
In
the
behind
and
won
32
to
29
in
an
ston:
Jones;
Postak;
Long
u.
M
opening
game
on
Tuesday
night,
exciting
second
half.
It
was
a
reus-
Pavlikis,
6;
Vlckovlch,
8;
Gurvich,
.The
crowd
last
night
was
not
as
ing
game.
f
:
Alexander,
4
J2);
total,
29.
lare
as
might
ha,ve
been
hoped
At
one
stage
or
the
game,
the
McClymont
Park-Holkes.
i.
for.
probably
due
to
the
cold
wea-
Fraser
Street
team
led
by
S'lcore
Astorl,
2
Hi:
Simundsen,
8
1):
'
i
i
.limh
t-n
tv,o
i.
tn
n
Hut
etrnntr
spponrt
half
Macdonald
2:
Zbura,
6
(3);
Men-
73
rner
uuu
me
tuua
"-
-
n
5
Exhibition
Hall.
It
was
an
excel-
rally,
which
kept
the
crowd,
on
tenko.
2;
total,
32.
'lently
played
game,
the
visitors
their
feet,
overcame
thisad
In
The
Petersburg
team
left
today
aS'once
again
demonstraUng
their
the
last
few
minutes
of:
ttpe
game,
on
Its
return
to
Alaska.
A
dance
$S
cleanness
of
play,
good
comblna-
For
the
winners
Slmuidsen
and
was
staged
last
night
In
Boston
C5
tlon
and
general
fine
sportsman-
Holkestad
were
outstanding
with
Hall
in
honor
of
the
visiting
play-p5
ship.
Their
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
the
rest
giving
a
good,
account
of
ers.
Ml
i
'
1
W
it
ii
m-$m
II
Qreate&t
Value!
FRY'S
CO
C
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,
Writ!
I
Fcipf
Book,
fnonilli
Cxu
ni
Ctisestitt
Recfpo,"
art
fret
fry
Ciitwrj
Irt,
Mutrul
EXPORT
TO
BE
CURBED
STEWART
The
election
of
village
commis.
doners
Is
taking
place
at
Stewart
today.
There
are
three
candidates
Harry
Dennett,
Harry
Stewurt
W.
R
Too
n
OTTAWA,
Dec.
12:
(CP)-
Art
Thomsoajmd
order-ln-councll
has
been
passed
Sam
and
FlUgerald
left
providing
that
no
person
shall
ex-
gtewart
today
for
Seattle
where
cort
from
Canada.
Douglas
fir
saw-
,they
wI1j
take
up
rPSdence
for
the
logs
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a
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;wlnter
They
wm
be
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have
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July
10
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in
the
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to
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mming
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