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carrier,
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ween
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'Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
..LOCAL
1)Zm
NPTES
Mrs,
C.
ekon
Is
leaving
on
this
lyenTTng's
train'
qr
a
trip
to
Edmonton.
-
"T
Smurthwalte,
after
a
S'obert
r
vHlf
'16'
the;
city,
sailed
by
hi
'Cafitli
SundaV
ititiU
bri
his
rurh,
t
rfihler.
He
w?s
here
to
vrtirtl
High
Senool
Father
A.
Oodftey
O-MJ.
of
Smi-thers
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
laift
night's
train,
and
alls
this
afterr
obn
on
the
Prince
George
for
k
f
rtt
'to
Ahybx
on
ec-clesMtisal
dlitle.
'
Miss
Ltlltan
Perry
was
a
pas-iehf
aboard
tfie
Qatil
Monday
mOttjlDg'
rettjnilng
to
her
school
Jea&lhg
duUl
a.t
Pjprt
Slmpsoi
aJKr
T$3!nd!b
the
sifinrnti
vaca-fM'
vliltih
Ih
Anttbha'tth
her
paints.
Mr",
did
Mrs.
C.
pi
Perry,
tTOcriy
bf
thts;
dly!
Mr.
and
Mr.
O'unnar
Anderson,
Hf
It.-...
i
iu
Ip
were
marrjea
recriiwy
iu
urc
'
W
hrWfl
hflvlntt
formerly
been
lis
liabeth
nbs,
ret
timed
on
s
Print
nnroo
m
i
morninz
10
take
up
residence
here
following
a
noneymoon
irip
10
vijncyuyci,
-ftjhd
els'ere'
in
the
south.
AJex
Murray
a.hfl
MaJolm
MLeod
flfth
AlbefU
Whettr
PoqJ
staff
a
vkJte6uferi-oftlVW
IrtHhe
M
on
me
Prince
OWrie
.
this
morning
tftjnf
the
south,'
being
here
In
con-
ri?tloh'
with
'
shtpmehU
of
grain
which
art
being
'rtilde
Into
the
local
elevator
from
the
prairies.
-It.
O.
Cutler
of
Atiyox
arrived
in
thl'
city
bn
the
Cataa
yesterday
af-(ffnoon
from'
the
smelter
town
to
ffitet
Mrs.
Cutler,'
who
hss
been
re-fetving
rhedlcal'treatinelit
in
Van-Jouver
and
Tnho
arrjved
(rom
the
ibufh
on
the
Prince
George
this
mornJrig.The'y
are
bbth
returning
to
'Ariyox'bn
the
latter-
esiel
this
aN
ternobn.
rr,.--
.R.
W.
Wilson,
welj
known
Vancouver
mining
map,
arrWed
In
the
mornln'K'fAm'the'
Wh
and
will
proceed
by
tonight'!
train
to
8mN
iBefs
hi
Mich
flUtrlct
Utr
lt'lnteN
istd
In
thetieveloprnent
of
-a
mim-beVof'propirties.'Mr'i
Wilson
U'fiead
8t'til'eweH
ktfowi)
mthlnij'concerri
lb
Wednesday,
Sept.
1933
.
Some
interesting
Statistics
in
'
regard
,Jo
climate
have
J'uftJ'beln
published
bytheprovinciarg'overnnient
tovenng
inv
year
xuo.
vuiinir
uiui
veai
uie
cutest,
laiiuan
ic-
coKfed
was
St
HencImoTi'
LaKe'oh'
Tlricv-e'r
IslSKcT,4
tTie
with
rtrffl
fljinll.inn
fin
some
'p'oints
where
the
rainYall
was'
not
large,
the
sno'wf
all
Was
particularly
heavy.
At
Premier,
f
orlnstance,
the
rainfall
was
only
49.65
inches
but
the
snowfall
during
the
same
periocj
was
62."
inches.
Stewart
had
64.42
inches
of
rairi
and.
239.2
inches
of
snow.
'
'
In
the
south
at
Coquitlam
Lake
there
was
166.11
inches
orrain
and
74.3
inches
of
snow.
Alouette
Lake,
alsp
on
the
lferlFrasei
had
130.38
inches
of
rairi
and
85.3
inches
of
'snow.
,,
t-The.
largest
precipitation
near
Prince
Rupert
was
at
Falli'RiVei4
where
the1
rainfall
was
148.77
and
the
snowfall
193.5
inches.
Prince
Rupert
precipitation
that
year
was
higher
than
usual,
the
rainfall
being
115.54
and
snow-fall
22.7.
'On
the
Que,en
Charlottes
the
rainfall
at
Massett
was
only
60.32
and
snowfall
21.5
inches
and
Queen
Charlotte.
City
76.13
inches
of
rain
with
no
snow.
ASKS
BALANCE
OF
ROWER
Jn
an
address
delivered
at
Alice
Arni
recently
T.
J;
Shen-1gn,
candidate
for
the
Atlin
riding,
is
reported
in
the
Alice
Arm
Herald
to
have
said:
"In
sending
men
to
Parliament,
you
should
choose
those
who
are
fair
and
honest
and
have
the
intelligence
necessary
to
Uphold
he
banner
of
the
people.
It
will
be
my
desire
so
tabe,
and
I
am
only
one
of
the
many.
We
have
17
men
in
the
field
with
the
same
object
that
I
have.
I
am
under
the
impression
that
we
are
going
to
get
at
least
ten
.of
these
men
in.
If
we
get
those
ten
men
in
we
shall
have
the
balanc'e
6f
power
in
tne
nekt
government"
'
1
'
'
-jf1-?
zr.r.
:
-.
James
gervlce
of
Tlell
was
brought
to
"the
city
last
week
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
eater
the
prince
Rupert
Generaf
Hospital
for
surgical,
treatment.
William
Millar
uhn
hoc
hwn
nn
a
im'catfbn'lH
to
VancouVir'and
victoria,
returned
to
tne
city
on
tne
Prince'
George
thta
morning.
Mra.
Millar
Is
remaining
In
the
south
for
a
while
longer.
Vtlui
Juli
Rntffar!!
vhfl
has
been
speeding
the
summer
Vacation
in
Vancouver
nd
various
parte
of
lp
fnterWr,
retbrnei
to
the
city
from
llie
south
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning.
f
-
-
r
;
Mrs.
B.
Walker
of
Booth
Memor-jtal
School
"teaming
staff,
wtiu
has
'ben
ren4fng
he
summer
vacji-!t!dn
1-
the
south,
returned
to
the
from
Vanaouver
on
the
Catala
I
Monday
morning.
Shpwpr
For
Miss
Mary
Robertson
Ulide-Elect
Honored
at
Delightful
Affair
Last
Evening
at
Home
Of
'.Miss
.Mary
McDonald
In
honor
of
MIm
Mary
Robertson,
whose
marirage
to
John
Pierce
is
to
take
place
at
the
end
of
this
week,
'X
delightful
miscellaneous
shower
was
held'last
evening
by
Miss
Mary
McDonald
at
her
home,
433
Elev-
jenth
Avenue
Bast.
The
rooms
were
prettify
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
sweet
peas
in
pastel
shades.
,Mahy
beautiful
and
useful
gifts
were
pre&hled
to
the
bride-elect
In
a
daintily
decorated
basket.
Card
(
playing
was'enjoyed
during
the
evening
and
was
followed
by
the
serving
of
delirious
buffet
refresh-
ments.
Pflie
winners
at'
cards
were
Mrs.
Thomas
Christoff
and
Miss
Rose
Wesch.
The"
guests
were
Misses
Mary
Robertson.
Rdse
Wesch.
Dorothy
Bal-linger.
Annie
McLeod,
Chrissle
Mc-Lttod,
Alice'
Strachan,
Winnie
Mc-arelsh.
Nora
Rudderham,
Lillian
and
Elsie
Franks
and
Mesdames
,WniIaW'Rg1hwell,
Sam
Haudens-'
child,
Alex
McDonald,
Rod
Morrison,
N.
8.
K;
nrewer;
Thomas
Christoff,
Joe
Ratchfbrd;
ifelge
-Oden
and
Thomas
Harvey.
'
Ik
rnmrmm
mm
Health
and
enerey
lirinc
new
fun
of
liv-
iat
Thing
td
Jo.'
piaeWO
to!
Kiep
6tT
pit
wtiririd
vM'y.
'
1CelIog5'sPPPpranFakes
are
energy
food.
Tne'notrti
ifhmerit
of
be.
Delidbuli;
Crip.
FreA'.
flu'
enough
bran
to
le
uiiMly
Jiiativi.
Wftnderiut
with
milk
cream
aniffreuli
frtiit.
CHfEP
from
Vouir
gro-err.
fa(e
if
3
on,
Ontario.
ISLAND
LAD
Impressive
NEW
SPEED
MARK
TOP
Jimmy
Weldel
prives
Hape
Qver
SOS.
".Mifei
Per
Hour
Over
Special
Course
at
Chicago
CHICAQO,
Sept.
6:-James
R.
Weldel
-Setfe
new
record
speed
of
305
33-1&5
miles
per$ojTr
fWjarid
airplanes
here
on
Monday',
'tower-1
Ins
hls'own
former
mark
of
298
miles
per
hour.
The
speed
was
U
i
talned
ovgra
specially
measured
"
'
two-'kilometer'
course.
WEATHER
REPORT
44
Terrace,
Clear,
nortiea
wlnd'
Anyox
Clear,
ealm.
42.
VafiCl-ar.
almf
2.
Alyarun
Clear,
calm,
42.
AnVbiicrelP.'calrrir48f
Stew-art
Clear,
calm.
29.
u
Old
Empress-
W.
He,rmSW
hVWt;
Mr.
and
Mrl.
dndcit:
J.'UnMi'nd
H.
Royal
R.
D.
Harveyd
J.
C.
HnU.In-soh'.
aisr?H!"Oi'
Cu-tler.'
C.HMcOre-t.
W.
lrfvtooile1
'a1
M.
J.
8heen.n
AnVBf
3a?k
May
and
F.
tobb,
ViicoSvef;
Wr.
1emp
city:
A:
'EiaVson
anS
Mk
W.
'Etrachan.KeanorAl:
tt.
'IVanka.
vV60d-f6ck;
PW!"
Bmltk
'F.
E.
6lbbs
afcd
AgnS
Oartnd,
Tex-tice'.'
Alblh
bnfcftstrb'rh
and
Thomas
Oeiiter.
;
Port
CTeirients.
;
'
Mr.'fcntf
itrfc'itn,ehani''and
chll-
in
latvyerlsWndrM.'K.
LSnstad.
IS
nnnirriil"ii
Kl
IKIKI
I
rkv
kW'skeen
jncf
Bod
Ellis.
?rJ5fntJ7
ikeUhiiam
d-blsen.
J!
8fttlnUhl
Rite
Conducted
at'
and
".
mpeaK.
euy.
j.
iiuzro.
Queen
Ch'atfotte
Fdf
Willie
Christens
n
rwwiniiaa;
J.
onnuc.
iuxsicw,
r.
iLorvioc.
Buikley
Ca'fiyori:
Li
Bon-,duk
ihd
6:'L'Imb.t;.K.R.:
li'M.
SKIDEOATE,
Sept.
6:-The
fu-'
Elder.
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mfk.
James
neral
of
the
late
Wfflle
Christesen.isVe'n'dseh','
'Petersbui'g:
E
Cum-aged
14,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.imlngs.
Lowe
Inlet;
Mr.
and
Mrs
Christensen
of
Queen
Charlotte
Axel
Spangberg.
Bishop
Bay;
A.
C.
City,
whose
death
occurred
last
Balch.
North
Pacific
Cannery;
Ar
week
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
j
thur
F.
Dries,
Hi
A.
Dries
and
LioVd
Hospital,
tooK
place
last
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
family
home
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
cemetery
with
Rev.
William
McKenzle,
United
"church
clergyman!'
officiating.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
service
which
was
very
Impres
sive.
Pallbearers,
all
boy
chums
'of
the
dead
lad,
were
Harry
Beaven,
Arnold
Pallant,
George
Turner,
Clark
Moses.
Edmund
Stevens
and
bemmey
Stevens.
Therje
were
numerous
floral
tributes
IrieJuiJlnjf
pieces
from
tne
following:
From
Queen
Charlotte
City.
Mrs.
Frost.
Mrs.
E.
Moore
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
Roberts.
Capt:
and
Mrs.
J.
Hash.
Mr.
and
Kfrs.
Jack
Haan.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
CoOke.
Mr.
and
Mra.
G.
II.
Jolliff,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Charter.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Revln,
Harry
and
Edna
Be-vin,
Q.
Miller.
W.
Rudge.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Newberry.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
FaUbalrn.
Miss
E.
Falrbairn.
Miss
V.
Ftrbairn.
Mrs.
3.
Cobeyhachle.
Mr.
arkl
Mrs.
Ochewa,
Mrs.
'A.
Karklf
Claude
Duval,
Sigmund
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
McKenzle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Carmlchael.
Mrs.
C.
Nelson.
Mrs.
A.
Christensen
and
family.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
McKenzle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hlgglns.
Mr.
arid
M
s.
P.
Dewire.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Skoi
e.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Mathers
and
fari-lly.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
o.
Hill.
Mrs.
AnS-ano.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Atkins.
r.
and
Mrs.
P.
Cristenson,
E.
Cristeh-son,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ColIUon.
M(m
Olive
Falrbairn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
C.
Stevens.'
Mrs.
C.
M.
Melntyre
and,
family,
Arnold
Pallant,
Edmund
Stevens.
O.
D.
Seattle,
Demmey
Stevens,
Margaret
Stevens,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Chastney.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Bruce
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
A.
Munro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
J.
Gordon.
Mrs.
A
Jones,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Moses;
Prince
Rupert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod,
Miss
May
Schubert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
C.
Schu
hert,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Lund,
tyr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Anderson.
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
VALENTIN
DAIRY
Rhone
57
H.
Bauer,
Chicago;
Olof
Olsen
and
Bverre
peaersen,
Juneau.
Savoy
!
Mrs.
T.
Johansen,
Wales
Island
J.
O.
Peterson,
McBrlde.
M.
Johnston
and
N.
McCartney
Porcher
Island;
C.
Letnes,
Port
Es-slngton;
A.
Gregory.
Shames;
E.
M
Letnes
and
R.
O.
Cunningham,
Port
Esslngton;
Mr.
ahd
Mrs.
R.
C.
Garner,
Balmoral;
E.
Henrlksen
and
C
SWadson,
ON
Jt.';
Mrs.
W.
Bears
ahd
daughter,
'Port
Edward;
Bertha
fl
Fawcett.
VlctorU:
WUUam
Jonei
Victorfa;
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jo'hnhy
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson;
Diyld
RuUen.
Massett.
'
Central
W.
J.
McDonald;
Alloe
Arm;
W
C.
'Everett,
Arlington,
Mass.;
C
t
Houston,
New
York;
Robert
H
Yates.
Philadelphia.
H.
Wosh-bur.i,
Jr.;
Camoildge.
Mass.;
'R.
TP
Goldwait.
Hanover.
N,
II.:
W.
11.
Oalbralth.
Sunnyslcle;
'
Thelms
Jfthnsen.
Perow;
Joe
WeU,
CN.R.;
A.
King,
Vancouver.
'
J.
A.
McDonald
and
S.
Sunfer
city;
G.
E.
Beaty,
Vancouver;
K.
iverson,
r.
wingnam,
uscar
wing
ham
and
Erie
pahl.
city;
J.
Boldan,
Port
Esslngton;
II.
McLeod
and
L.
Garfln,
fc.N,R.
Prince
Rupert
Clayton
L.
Scott?
Settle;
C.
Gillespie,
Oceanic;
Mft.
F.
Watson
and
daughter,
Smlthers;
J.
While.
Ka.mloops;
Mr
and
Mr,
C.
A.
Moses.
Dead
Tree
Point;
Fred
If.
Nass,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Doti-glas
Edehshaw.
New
Massettj
Mr.
khd
Mrs.
M.
Martin
and
son,
SnJi-theb;
Miss
Iieatrl'ce
Haah,
ojieep
Charlotte;
Mrs.
Effle
M.
Schmeelk,
Virtbrla.
'
i
H.
W.
Chambers.
Inverness;
V.
C.
H.'
podson
ahd
D.
Carter,
Victoria;
1.
fc.
Hunt.
Port
Esslngtofi;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a.
P.
WalkeK
Toronto-;
O.
Bergseth.
Seattle;
If.'p.
Kunan.
Ketchikan:
A.'
O,
Scott
snd
R.
B.
Wallace,
Varlcduve'r!
G.
Pragnell.
Kamloops;
O.
Woodall,
CNR.1;
C.
Gillespie;
OceanlcJ'B'.
T.
Biggs,
Mtddleton,
Del;
D.
J.
Bredley,
West
Vanebuver;
M.
Simpson'!
Vic-tbrli;
A'.'d.
Thorpe"
and
O.
0.
Wei-terstrand,
Vancouver;
Mr.
and
Mr.
Von
Hee1
and
Miss
tielrdre
ton
iftei,
Premrer;
Mrs.
M.
V.
rJuh!arf,
VU
Idrlar
Richard
Duncan.
Wabaniun,
Alta.;
R.
"Noble,
'fcds'patbi
;!Ef.
$.
Wttdswdrth,
Montreal;
W.
'Mactel-lari
arid
H.
P.
JohriS.c
Vlctbr
llVLf)V.
Schoel,
Seattle:
A.
Sutherland,
Poacher
Isldhd
CanneJyj'rtl'aidhiV.
'
'
"
ston,
InverhVli.
E0UIPOSE
IS
WINNER
Great
American
Horse
Adds
Sara
"tbjaCup
1oHU
AceompHsh-'
'
mentsUEamlns
HfaV'y
SARATOGA,
N.Y..
Se.pt
8
Equl-pole
wophe1
Saratoga
Cup
at
the
classic
race
meet
here
today
over
a
mtle'
and
three-quarter
tourse.
Increasing
his
gross
earnings
on
the
track
to
J2g.4t0.
a
nerfr
-record,
Sport
Letter
Box
TO
MEET
THE
CHILDREN
Sports
Editor,
Dally
News
We
UHe'Ellts-sotlDaii
team'
nere
by
accept
the
challenge
of
Messrs
Mo.Tobey.
MHa4y.
etc
'Elkdbiri
sli
an
order
ever
seek1-
to
assist
Che
etllfdren
Ho
enjoy
life
re
member
Elks
flag
day
also
the
Red
nrv'er
Valleyi.'
We
will
be
oh
der:k
Irhsevyk
'
'
'
ELKS'
SOFTBALL
TEAM
CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED
-
;
Sports
Editor.
Dally
News
-
Replying
to
the
Old
Man
of
the
Mountains:
We
tThe
Elks'
Softball
Team'
hereby
accept
the
challenge
of
the
Old
Man
of
the
Mountains
to
meet
a
team
bf
his
on
Thursday
evening
Wereby
giving
him
a
chance
to
deflate
.some
of
our
Supposed
Inflated
ego.
We
realize
that
t
U
poor
business
in
our
part
in
accepting
the
chat-enge.
We
as
champions,
have
everything
to
low
-and
nothing
to
:ain
While
it
U
vice
versa
with
the
Old
Man's
unknown
ball
players.
However.
In
the
spirit
of
good
sport
we
are
willing
to
risk
our
horns
In
nortal
combat
wllh
the
unknown
-
'
adversary.
On
second
thought
we,
beijeyc
nai
ours
is
a
very-charitable
gesture
In
allowing
the
unknowns
to
bask
In
the
limelight
aUo
receive
unlimited
publicity
by
pjsytng
Igalnst
the
champions.
Quiet,
ieae.
As
we
have
always
Jeen
Uught
to
wpect.
age.
we
take
this
opportunity
in
'warning
the
Old
Man
that
he
had
better-start
making
tracks
to
the
Mountain
of
his
in
the
evefnt
'hat
his.
team
do
not
live
ub
to
his
high
estimate
of
then).
Remember
a
true
Elk
ney.r
for-tets.
"
ELKS'
SOFTBALL
TEAM.
n
S
fin
j
(
"Wltor.
Daily
Ucvii:-
In
order
to
ston
some
uvuiM.k
ball
pjayets
taking
undue
liberty
with
the1
press
o'
tratldg
the
ElkS1
softbajl
tearn
icily
cham-niomt
we'
Woulcflike
to
make
one
I
stipulation
as
follows:
We
will
ac-
cept'all
challenges
ff
same
wllj
post
'
a'
monetary
''forfeit
With
the
Ahjir
df
'the
Kews
bmbunt
to
be"
agreed'
i
Ak
&-.s
"
-
wre;
uv
iiuv
defeat
the
chafrip'iorts
the
fnoney
be
dorfaied
to
"the
hospital
fund.
Iflthi
everit
that
they
do
defeat
the
champions
the
money
will
be
re-
lunueu.
ELKS'
SOFTBALL
TEAM.
Send
Your
Films
Direct
to
PIJOTO'
FINISlilNfi
Jtpld
Service
Prince
Uupert
VRFWRITEBQ
For
Sale
or
Kent
.IKS.
HELEN
WILLS
.MOODY
KEITH
"1
SAN
FRANCIf(XJ
Sept
--Mrs
He4en
Wills
Moody
was
admitted
to
Stanford
University
Hospital
at
the
week-end
to
undergo
treatme
t
(or
spin
injuries
sustained
urUag
the
recent
national
women's
,
tennis
etiam.-ptonship
totnmsme't
at
Porest
Hills.
New
York,
tt
was
later
announrrd
trutt
Mrs.
Moody
would
have
to
remain
flat
on
her
b&k
for
stt
leMt
a
tmtat.
and
that
she
would
be
unable
to
ptay
tenU
agalo
for
su
months
or
more
It
doesn't
seem
possible.
I
can
see
htm
as
I
saw
aim
but
a
few
short
weeks
ago
a
I
shall
always
see
Him
playing
football
the
game
he
loved
most.
One
of
the
smallest
players
on
the
field,
he
met
his
large
opponent
with
ufifflnehini
courage
lib'
skill
was
above
the
average:
and
how
lovably
boyish
he
wis.
disappointed
with
his
ml
tsftes
and
Quietly
pleased
with
his
tuefhses.
his
whole
heart
In
the
game
and
hu
mind
on
the
sorcess'
6f
the
team
90
why
should
we
grieve?
He
leaves
a
clean
recordWat
of
1
a
good
sportAtiiUh
Ahd
so
Keith
lives
with
us
ever
And
r
khow
that
the
Oreat
Umpire
of
aU
wfil
aay.
WHI
played.
Keith
"
-AN
OLD
Hi
FOOTBALLER.
YACJiT
TACOMTE
The
yacht
TaeonMe
of
Vaneou-
ver.
having
on
board
Its
owner.
W.
Boeing,
well
known
Seattle
ilr
and
marine
craft
manufacturer,
and
party,
arrived
In
port
last
evening
after
having
spent
the
past
several
weeks
cruising
in
northern
i
waters
and
Is
leaving
today
on
its
return
to
Vancouver.
A
Boeing
frying
boat,
piloted
by
Clayton
L
Scott,
which
has
been
used
as
a
convoy
in
connection
with
the
Ta-conKe
for
the
ptirpose
of
taking
members
of
the
party
on
shdrt
flight!
for
angling'
and
sight-teeing
purposes,
came
ih
at
?
o'clock
yesterday1
a(temon
and
was
also
to
hop
of(,
for
the
south
today.
'
Mpllisqns
to
Hppr
FrRm
Mpntralat
Middle
of
Month
MONTREAL.
Sent,
fl:
The
expectation'
Wre
I
that'
capt.
ahd
Mrs.
JaWes'A.
Molllson
will
hop
6ff
about
September
19
for
their
traris-Attohtic
flight'
nttempt'
Wan
a
r-pfihe
to
b
presehled
td'
tMeWby
tord
Wakelldldrmllflona'lre'limish
(in,
Wednesday,
SeptPi;
g
THE-DAILY
NEWS
ll
RACE
IS
S
rm
piTTSnirnn
TIGHTER
v'"b:ilf
?,,r.aL-!
Von
rini
of
Fu
?'
Ifr,,
Set
.
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Yeiterj,
Yeitefjij
vnrir
finnw
nttr
Ditr.t
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piniwu
u
i.
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ui
in
iiiiii
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nlnir
bv
a
dMUlv
u,
...
m
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.
,
hi;
liip
LjuiiL
inarvin
fl'
ii,.m
.
In
the
NrftlnnB!
Tuam
-,
i.
'
the
Olante'
burlinu
arirrn
irom
in
mont.
'
v
,t
,
rage
of
heavy
lilttliiw
b
,
r
,
.
Tltere
were
no
other
n
,
;;
Na
t
lonal
Lesigbe
yeir
d
.i
v
In
the
"American
!
..
-.
,.
Washington
'
Senators
their
leadership
to
nlnr
.
,
Rsmes
by
winning
boih
double-header
from
ih.
c
Boston
while
the
Philiuii
.
,
a
i
at
tmm
n
nn
nsmw
v
v
v
.
spfiUInt
a
wable-bill
i
kee
Stadium.
Four
t
,
helped
the
Yanks
u
i
eap.
Yesterday's
Big
Leagu
National
ltt
New
York
1.
PttUbm
American
Lei
cue
PhMaaVtphlsV
6-6
N-
t
WahJntoO
5-.
Bow
4
Baseball
Standing
BMfip
tJU
or
NATIONAL
I
FAf.l
t
New
York
Chtea
.
A
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Eft
(
mm"
fi-Suis
W
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Lawn
Mowers
Ground
grille
to
Tut
IKe
Ncir
Star
Welding
IMionp
5V
RARE
Opportunity
qrFinc
Tailqf-jWade
We
all
are
Unci
'
clothes,
now
tmvs
'
,
,;
and
depression
ha
-?
'
the
entf.
We
take
tr
tpdc
tunity
to
offer
to
wr
dressed
public
our
English
Worsted,
Inin
.i
Sfrifc
Ularney,
HeatberblU
JTw
hound
Tu'ecds,
;1J"i.l-.
M
At
a
bigger
Savfli
t-
'v-'
was
experienced
m
i
wu
pert.
ueg.
iia
syii-
$32
Special
for
filter,
us
suit
$37
Special
for
,
Keg.
$18
SUIT
$39
Special
for
Ii
Iter.
150
8UIT-
$4'
Special
for'
(Extra
TrouM
i
',r
This
price
good
fi-r
"
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,l
'"
dnly
LING
Taik
The
high
daMi
.
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reliable
dry
n
Second
Ave-Nrsf
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