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buiit.
Bne
t.i.
'
'PENNANT
RACE
"
'CHRIS
PARKVOLD,
schooner
aays.
As
a
fisherman,
he
had
in-!
numerable
hair-breadth
ex-
ESdnrc
Hupcrt
Dafi?
Saturday,
October
1,
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periences
wittv
disaster
finf.
while
flshinjr
from
one
of
tH
45
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NtU
AUA1N
nALIDUl
i!irrtKr
NEW
YORK
9.
The
Ameri-
rjlrrrf
AUAV
can
League
pennant,
race
was
KSlr
AW
A
I
old
schooners,
his
dory
was
lost
Taki,
V
for
several
days.
He
and
his
lt45
.
1SK
companion,
AI
Woie,
also
a
well-
,
"
known
halibut
man,
managed
sonalitf
!f'f
to
find
the
schooner.
'
ln
,h
tied
up
again
today
as
New
York
ivmkees
defeated
Boston
Red
Christian
N.
(Chris
Pnrkvold
Roy
Reflects
...
.
.
.
rnif
Reminisces
9ox
5
to
4.
Tomorrow's
game
conslderexl
the
dean
of
west
i
-will
decide
the
issue.
Johnny
coast
halibut
fishermen,
died
Lindell
scored
a
iome
run
with
here
Friday
evening,
less
than
During
the
'30's
the
Takla
p.
.
caught
fire
but
was
later
re-
The
Marquis
of
Miifurd
Haven,
tawa.
The
city
of
Hull,
in
Quebec,
Britain's
mast
preferable
bache-
fld
situated
just
across
the
riv-lor.
and
Mrs.
Romain
Dahlgren
er
from
Ottawa,
realises
there
Pierce
Simpson
have
bf
come
en-
is
nothing
to
prevent
Ottawa
none
on
board
for
the
Yankees
24
hours
after
he
had
re-entered
today.
Joe
Page
pitched
6
2-3
hospital
suffering
from
a
heart
innings
and
allowed
only
one
condition.
He
was
57
years
old.
A
fisherman
and
halibut
skip-
j
'
In
the
National
League
today
St.
.
Louis
,
Cardinals
j,
,
.
lost
,
,
3
-
to
t
,
1
;
per
for
more
than
orl
30
'
years,
'
Mr.
,'
citizens
from
going
to
Hull,
and
Parkvold
was
born
at
Bo,
Nor
gaged.
Mrs.
Simpson,
eh!
Two
St.
Johns
lawyers
are
sit-
j
buying
tickets.
If
anyone
is
in
Ireland
he
can
legally
buy
a
to
Chictigo
Cubs
and
it
looked
like
the
Brooklyn
Dodeers
were
going
down
to
defeat
at
the
hands
of
Phillies
the
score
in
uie
ninth
inning
being
6
to
4.
There
are
still
prospects
of
a
play-off
in
this
league,
depending
upon
the
outcome
of
tomorrow's
game.
When
the
Athletics
beat
the
way
on
May
17,
1892,
and
came
to
Canada
with
his
family
as
a
youth
of
17.
He
settled
at
Syl-vania,
Saskatchewan,
where
he
remained
for
seven
years
before
going
to
Seattle,
where
he
entered
the
fishing
industry
as
a
halibut
fisherman.
ting
in
the
Federal
Parliament,
ticket
for
the
Irish
sweep,
ana
Newfoundland
having
become
the
same
principle
would
apply
Canada's
tenth
province.
And
to
the
lottery
in
Canada,
but
it
doubtless
endowed
with
salty
would
of
course
be
contrary
to
wisdom.
jlaw
for
tickets
to
be
sold
in
Ot-
tawa.
Premier
Duplessls
has
stat-
f
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y
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.
i
ed
his
belief
that
the
probable
revenue
from
a
provincially-directed
lottery
would
amount
to
Why
do
people
of
consequence,
tn
Vancouver,
seem
to
be
trying
to
establish
hot
cakes
as
British
Yankees
4
to
1
yesterday,
the
In
1922
he
came
to
Prince
Ru-
Columbia's
typical
dish?
Oh,
the
at
least
three,
or
possibly
four
million
dollars.
A's
had
a
barrage
of
telegrams
pert
and
In
1928,
he
built
the
suggesting
that
they
were
go-
halibut
boat
Takla,
with
which
ing
to
lay
down.
Young
Earl
he
was
credited
by
his
col-Mack,
son
of
old
Connie,
switch-
leagues
as
bringing
In
the
larg-ed
the
pitching
line-up
from
est
catrfies
to
be
landed
in
Can-Phil
Marchildon
to
Dick
Fowler,
adian
ports
since
the
old
dory-
color!
ul
ncri
poor
plebian
folk!
A
well
browned
flapjack,
with
plenty
of
butter
and
a
double
dash
of
maple
syrup,
taken
on
a
frosty
morning
goes
well,
it
must
be
admitted.
But
a
regal
province
like
British
Columbia
should
be
able
to
think
up
something
unusually
good,
and
more
in
keepin
g
Situation
In
Bowling
Ties
for
Leadership
in
Men's
and
Mixed
Leagues
.
iJUBOtSS
BUI
I
MYTHICAL
MONSTER
Frightened
females
fled
frantically
from
a
Frankenstein
monster
that
shuffled
from
a
Windsor,
Ont,
cemetery
this
week
uttering
fearsome
groans.
Some
time
later,
Donald
Levergood,
22,
was
fined
115
on
a
disorderly
charge
after
police
found
him
wearing
the
mask.
Here
Constable
Herb
Barlow
grins
as
the
mask
is
modeled
in
the
police
station
He
admitted
he
might
have
been
alarmed
to
see
it
near
a
graveyard
at
B.C.
WINS
M1NTO
CUP
OWEN
SOUND,
Ont.
British
Columbia
All-Stars
last
night
won
the
Canadian
Junior
lacrosse
championship
when
they
defeated
Ontario
All-Stars
16
to
G
in
the
fifth
game
of
a
bet-of-five
series
for
the
Minto
Cup.
British
Columbia
took
the
series
3
to
1
with
one
game
tied.
Another
little
thing
to
make
you
wonder
if
your
're
becoming
old
and
drowsy.
It's
when
you
With
the
completion
of
two
rounds
in
the
Men's
Bowling
read
that
little
notice
in
banks
encashment"
of
concerning
the
the
Mixed
League
schedule
is
a
lengthy
one
and
that
at
the
present
pace,
a
team
has
thej
opportunity
to
bowl
only
once
cheques,
and
mildly
ponder
nrst.
rouna
oi
me
Mixed
League
,
on
Wednesday
evening,
a
true
wcaluy
stand
oui
Vliat
a
color
.
.
.
tlint
new
Autumn
Rk1:
hum
t
.
.
.
'hunKing
ait
a
cloud
.
.
.
,1,T,
yellow
.
.
.
I.lemliiiK
.
.
.
merging
.
.
.
.Irifiij,,
jour
roof
lik
a
vindlilown
autumn
fi,.),f
And
equally
thrilling
.
.
.
the
new
Card,
(
Mountain
Itlue
Mem!!
i
I
lliese
colors,
PM
S
all
the
fuinoiiftothrt!
features
.
.
.
axphalt
liinlin
ilmt
ar(.
jjjj
.
.
.
pcrinaii.-ntly
hright
.
.
.
that
won't
b
ami
never
need
painting
.
.
.
ive
you
t
Very
WhI
roof
huy
on
the
market
tixlai
Insist
on
the
liettt
.
.
.
Genuine
Duroi.l
&ounas
like
nrst
cousin
to
"en
planing"
'picture
of
the
standings
in
the
two
leagues
can
now
be
obtained.
Hangovers
1
Booth
School
0
Conrad
0
Noble
&
Wick
0
Royal
Blues
0
Handicaps
0
Sport
Shop
0
Wharf
Rats
0
Bob
Parker
0
SCOTLAND
WINS
1
OVER
IRELAND
i
BELFAST
9
Scotland
de-i
feated
Ireland
8
to
1
today
in
a
BrltLsh
group
match
In
the
world
football
cup
qualifying
competition.
In
last
night's
Men's
Five-Pin
j
League,
five
teams
won
total
every
two
weeks.
Sunday
bowling
will
be
scheduled
to
such
time
as
the
alleys
are
completed
on
the
first
floor.
The
first
Sunday
bowling
will
take
place
tomorrow
night.
MIXED
LEAGl'E
Introduction
of
a
bill
in
the
Quebec
legislature
to
legalize
lotteries,
the
profits
to
help
support
education
and
hospitals
is
attracting
attention
in
more
!
points
of
4
each..
They
were
'
Manson's,
Brownwoods.
Home
Oil,
!
j
Commercial
Hotel
and
Scotiansj
who
defeated
Rupert
Motors,
parts
of
eastern
Canada
than
G.'
A.
Hunter,
managing
cf
the
Daily
Ners,
returned
(SUNDAY)
Quebec
Toronto
for
example,,","
V
.
,
Cold
Storage
and
Oddfellows'
re-
f.i
feels
that
that
one
n.
.rfa
effect
would
be:
Headpinners
vs.
Pioneers,
Watts
to
the
citv
on
tne
Coqultlam
specively.
Ambassadors
and
&
Nickerson
vs.
Conrad.
Push-
yesterday
afternoon
Via
Van-
Aftplialt
Shinf-lfS
in
2-ten
k
n
If
.
I'a,.e
jour
order
now
vith
your
ncuri
st
Sidney
l'rmluct
Dealer.
Complete
raM'-to-follow
itiM
rtictioni
in
eery
package.
overs
vs
CPA
Hnneovcru
v
couver
from
a
business
trip
to
the
building
up
of
Quebec
revenues
through
purchase
of
tickets
TODAY'S
SCORES
American
New
York
5,
Boston
4
National
Boston
3,
New
York
0
Chicago
3,
St.
Louis
1
Brooklyn
4,
Philadelphia
(ninth
Inning)
Thom
Sheet
Metal
split
2
points'
apiece.
3.
Paul
of
Manson's
had;
Eastern
Canada
which
Includ-
Velvets,
Monson's
vs.
Prince
Ru-
by
Ontario
residents.
Another
city,
alive
to
the
s.tuatlon,
is
Ot-!?!gh
M
S,nf!e
of
a
"V;!pert
Plumbing,
Royal
Blues
vs
ed
Montreal
and
Toronto.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Hun-
a
n
s
e
1
1
the
Commercial
Noble
&
Wick.
Ihiroiil,
made
only
by
Jter.
VANCOtVER
VICTORIA
SEATTLE
Tuesday,
1:30
p.m.,
Camosun
Sunday,
10
p.m.,
CoquiUam
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
PORT
S'MPSON
Sunday,
11
p.m.
FOR
SOl'TII
qit-:en
CIIARLOTTB
ISLANDS
S.s.
Coqultlam,
Oct.
7
and
21
FOR
NORTH
Ql'EEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
MEN'S
LEAGl'E
(MONDAY)
I
t
Hotel
team
had
high
3-game
total
of
794.
Next
bowling
in'
the
Men's
Five-Pin
League
will
take
place
on
Monday.
In
Wednesday's
Mixed
League
Bowling
teams
with
last
year's
RC0FIX8
&
PAPE
I
Philpott,
Evilt
vs.
D.
&
S.,
Mal-'
lets
vs.
Stone's,
Scotians
vs
RUW'lil'CTli
f
(Sees)
league
experience
under
their
i
belts
pulled
through
on
top
al-I
though
it
should
be
noted
that
j
handicaps
were
not
available
at
i
Blain's,
J.C.'s
No.
1
vs.
Watson
i
Island
Stages,
J.C.'s
No
2
v?.
;
Grand
Cafe,
Crescents
vs.
C.P.A
t
;'
TEAM
STANDINGS
'
MEN'S
LEAGl'E
Points
i
Manson's
8
!
Brownwoods
8
Print
Hega
PHONE
24
s.s.
Coquitlam,
Sept.
30,
Oct.
H
and
28
FRANK
J.
SKINNER
Prince
Rupert
Agent
Third
Avenue
Phone
5P8
the
time.
Due
to
the
fact
that
222
Set
PRINCE
RUPERT
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
SHIPBUILDERS
AND
ENGINEERS
RI3
r
'ZJ
Iron
and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
AT
THE
Island
City
Builders
Supplies
SPECIALISTS
ON
SAWMILL
and
MINING
MACHINERY
55
McBride
Street
Blue
820
Grand
Cafe
7
D.
&
S
7
Home
Oil
7
Blain's
6
Thorn
Sheet
Metal
6
Mallets
5
Stone's
5
Ambassadors
:.
5
Scotians
5
Undesirables
4
J.C.'s
No.
1
4
J.C.'s
No.
2
4
Rupert
Motors
4
Commercials
4
Crescents
3
C.P.A
2
Oddfellows
1
Cold
Storage
1
Philpott,
Evitt
0
Watson
Lsland
Stages
0
Canadian
Legion
0
Triple
C's
!
0
MIXED
LEAGl'E
Manson's
4
Headpinners
4
Macey's
4
Cantels
4
Dodgers
4
Pioneers
4
Prince
Rupert
Plumbing
..
3
Pushovers
T.
3
C.P.A
3
Blowouts
3
Silver
Streaks
2
Ideal
Cleaners
2
Northern
Lights
1
Watts
&
Nickerson
1
Velvets
1
"See,
sir?
It's
just
a
little
trick
we
do.
We
don't
intend
you
should
catch
it."
factftc
Hospm
h
perfectly
QitMt
VurtonjAU-'
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finest
of
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In
this
photo
Is
a
vein
of
silver
at
the
400-foot
lvel
of
the
Cobalt
Lode
Silver
Mine
at
Cobalt,
Ont.,
once
the
world's
third-largest
silver
producer
Mine
captain
Mario
de
Bastianl,
left,
and
drill
boss
Axel
Ahokui
admire
the
vein.
Ontario
government
laboratories
are
testing
the
content
of
the
new
vein.
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