Tuesday, July 14, 1944.

 

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Dealers in Feed of all kinds
HIOKEN FEED A SPECIALTY
Mell orders promptly attended to

Prince Rupert Feed Co.

Phone Black 268
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o8 Third Ave.

 

TICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

OVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA,
S COUNTIES OF ATLIN AND
CARIBOO

s hereby given that the part-

rick i
jore subsisting between us, |

guid ened, 48 Hotel Keepers and |
pants, i «the Town of Aidermere,
Liy, tila, Lake Kathlyn and else-
Northern British Columbia, has
day been dissolved by mutual con-

  

i) debts owing to the said part-
re w be paid to John J. MeNeil
re aforesaid, and ali claims
“ said partnership are to be
to the said John J, McNeill by
same Wiil be settied,

bated
the

) at Prince Rupert, this 16th day

e, AD, 1014,

LEM BROUGHTON,
JOHN J, MCNEIL,
N. Linnell,

dune #2-July 20

itness: Irving

KE NOTICE that I, Arthur ii Jmes
tt, of Victoria, B. C., occupation
ger, intend to apply for permission
pase the following described iands:
mencing @t & post planted et high
r mark at the southwest corner of
467, Portiand Canal District, marked
Hi. P. N, EB, Cor,;” thence folicwing
high water mark in @ southerly Girec-
approximately 60 chains to @ post
‘A. A. P. 8. E. Cor.,” shence cue
to low water mark, theace following
iow water mark in @ wortherty direc-
approuimately 60 chains, to « point et
water mark due west from jcint of

ed

mencement; thence due east to point
commencement, containing 80 sctes
or jess,

ARTHUR HOLMES PIGOrT.
4. W. Stewart, Agent.
rit 20, 1014.

bished May 18 to July 20.

a Land DOlstrict—District of Coast

Rang? V.
KE NOTICE that Lancelot Russel
ond Beavis of Esquimalt, B. C., occu-

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THE DAILY NEWS

 

  
  
   
 
  
 
    
     
      

Pans 2,

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Moving to the Summer Camp

of England.
Proves a Good Loser
After the battle We
Ritehie said: “IT am defeated
not humbled. A good sports
always wants the best ma

win. Welsh earned the dec
I know T disappointed my frie

with

”

next time.

YOUTH OF SEVENTEEN

 

O'Leary, a policemen,
for special duty, was shot
week and now lies at the poi

had
cash,

been entered and #200
including #50 receipts
the branch postoffice taken.

lars and the clues led to J. Bra
ter, a 17-year-old youth, who
he loeated in Clarence Steret.

arrest. The

prisoner admitte

 

bn master mariner, intends to i LACROSSE
ermission to purchase the following THE RING
ibed landst Commencing &@t @ post
d mile distant and tn & northerly FOOTBALL

tion Trom entrance to small bay close
iakl Bay, on the west side of Ste-

isiand aud adjacent tw applicatioa
of H. W. Lees, thence east twenty
thence south forty chains, thence

twenty chains, thence porth forty
Ss, following the swore line to the
of commencement, eighty acres
or less

CELOT RUSSEL WALROND BEAVIS
3, 1014.
ibiished May 26 to July #7.

)TICE OF SALE

MATTER OF THE SRITIOH
COLUMBIAN FISHERIES,
LIMITED
NOTICE that by order of the
able Mr. Justice Morrison, made the
y of May, 1914, in action number

1913, in the Supreme Court
tish Columbia (Vancouver Registry),
Kepple Bell, receiver of the British

bbian Fisheries Limited, hereby offers

ale by tender, either en bioc, as «4
concern or in the parcels hereinafter

   

 
  

rth, the property and assets of the
foncerp.
cel 1. (A) The goodwill of the busi
of the British Columbian Fisheries
d, and the exclusive right to any
ser to represent himself as carry
8 business in continuation of
Bb su nh to the company.

The following free-hold lands
Pp in the Province of British Colum
id all bulidings thereon :—

Lands situ at Clew, Cumshewa,
by Island, prising five acres or

bouts and the oll works, cannery and
} buildings erected thereon
Lands comprising some five acres
entrance of Skidegate Inlet.
The nine plots of land in block
Graham City townsite, numbered 1 to
meclusive,)
All these parcels of land situate
raham City, Queen Charlotte District,
particularly deseribed as follows:
10, 14,.41%, 13, 44, 15 and 16, in
2, in the city, together with all
Hines and the oilery plant, fixtures,
*, areas, lights, chinery, wharves,
nents and appurtenances to the same
wing
Lands at Aliford Bay, comprising one
tired and sixty and one-half acres or
abouts, and being lot number 4,
bsby Island, together with the man-
workmen's, fshermen’s, Chinese
Indian dwelling houses, the mess house
oMece and all other the buildings
ted and built thereon, and together
the fertiliser plant, vat house, can-
saltery, cold storage plant, tee mak-
Pant, wharves and storerooms, and
machinery and fixtures therein end
‘on or on any part thereof.
*) Land at Bare Island, Skidegate In
comprising fifteen acres or there-
1 ts,
he following further freehold land in
ish Columbia which has been staked
application for purehase made to the

 

1 Department of the Government of
ish Columbia, namely:
7) Forty-four acres at the back of and

Dining the land numbered 5
at Allford Bay
& Four hundred acres Copper Bay,
yY Bay, Cumshewa, Sewell Inlet and
un Harbour
cel 2. . The trawlers and boats of the
company, including the following,
ely: The Triumph, The Canada, The
fiearla, The Giryme, the steam tug All-
four gas launches, seventeen large
small fishing boats, twenty-six Colum
Kiver_ boats.
roel 8. The balance of the property
issets of the sald company consisting
he holding of the company in the Con-
‘ted Whaling and Deep Sea Fishing
pany of South Africa Limited; an
in & certain agreement dated the
lay of August, 1912, made between
mpany and the Grand Trunk Pacific

above, sit-

ty
1

Way Company, and certain of the pro
18 of the business of the company, now
the company’s cannery at Aliford Bay,

tish Columbia
ND TAKE NOTICE that the Recetver
1! be at liberty to lay proposals for the
chase and sale of the sald property
assets, or any part thereof, before the
fe of the said Court for his sanction
ND TAKE NOTICE that netther the
est nor any bid shall necessarily be
‘pled, and any sale shall be subject
confirmation by the Judge of the Su
me Court of British Columbia
MIS NOTICE shall continue in the
mee Rupert Daily News ‘or a pertod
ten days from the 11th day of July,
4, and tenders must be Mled with the
elver, J. K. Bell, care of the Bank of
te, Vancouver, British Coulmbla, not
’ than seven days after the last pub
tion of this notice All tenders shall
tain the name in full and address of the
der, and shall be accompanied by &
‘ked cheque payable at par in Van
hver for five per cent of such bid
‘ull particulars and information of the
property and assets of the British
umbian Fisheries Limited, and of the
ditions of sale thereof, can be ob
ed at the oMee of the Recetver, Bank
Toronto, Vancouver, British Columbta

dated this tith day of July, 1014
Mac \HILL, BIRD, MaeDONALD
DARLING,

ie

football enthusiasts
have made arrangements to bring
a French football team out to the
Capital City this fall for a series
of games.

Con

Victoria

has also
to bring out the two leading Eng
teams this fall, and
touring elevens in the
football
kind

Jones promised
lish
with three
country,
should
of an advance
*
Mr. F. C. B
Westminster

soccer

Association

receive the greatest

Cave, captain
cricket

selected to play

team,
on the
All-Canada team against a repre-

been

sentative American aggregation
He is the only player selected
west of Winnipeg The _ inter-

in Philadelphia.

The constant kicking by sup-
porters about referees when de-
their club,
doesn't appeal to the majority
football

cisions against

go

fans who believe in fair

play. If the game is to prosper
in Prince Rupert this sort of
thing should be conspicuous by
its absence.

oe. oe

Ten-men lacrosse appears to
be making quite a hit in the East
but it is doubtful whether we will
ever have the abbreviated out this
way Playing flelds are too large
to permit of the reduction of the
players on a team, and by bring-
ing the team down to ten men
each does not speed up the game,
It doesn't do any harm to experi-
ment with new rules, but it is not
likely that ten-men lacrosse will
cause any great furore in the Do-
minion,

oe <2
“We were told that we would
have a strenuous time playing

for the Mann Cup on the Coast,
and that we would get everything
but fair treatment, but believe me
we will Jiand them the lie when
we get home,” declared an ofMeial
of the Brampton Cup before de-
parting for the East. “We have
nothing but praise for the cup-
holders and Coast enthusiasts.”

 

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3 LEAGUE FOOTBALL TABLE :
* P. W. L, D. Pts :
*® Sons of England . ) ine

* Callies : 1 i 2 8

# Merchants '¢$ &¢ 6 =e
* Drydock ; €.4.06 Ss 4
* Hornets : © 3 @ #4
* .
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The American team of athletes
tourins Europe won in several of
the finals in the games at the
stadium at Copenhagen against
representatives of Denmark,
Germany, Sweden, and Finland
They also won the one mile relay
race, of five men.

e4 =

teams

As the Mann Cup has been held
on the Coast since 1911, the year
after it was offered for competi-
tion, doesn’t it reasonable
to suppose that the West is en-

seem

titled to representation on the
Mann Cup board.
o 24
Six players on the Toronto

‘Big Four” lacrosse teams were
hauled up in the police court the
other day for rowdy work on the
field. They were let go with a
warning, and at the same time
admonished by the bench for their
disgraceful tactics,

* * *

The English team accomplished
the route of the Belgians in the

irst preliminary round of the

Dwight F. Davis international

iawn tennis trophy eompetition.
> * .

H. Roper Barrett, the main

hope of Great Britain's team for
the Davis Trophy, has announe-
ed that he would be unable to go
to Ameriea to take part in the
match in the event of England be-
ing successful over France in the
next round. His decision was
brought about by the pressure of

private business,
> & @
Tom Flannigan, of Toronto,

who trained Jack Johnson for his
fight with Jim Jeffries at Reno,
and who was in the champion's
corner in his reeent fight with
Moran in Paris, is out with the
statement that the remarks about

 

the fight being fixed is a lie, pure
and simple.

 

        
           
           
   
   

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BASEBALL
LAWN TENNIS

HOCKEY

 

 

That soccer football is a pay-

ing proposition is indicated by

the splendid returns during the

The successful sea-
son that Liverpool enjoyed end-
ing in their appearance in the
final tie of the English Cup, re-
sulted in a record profit of $43,-
901, part of which has been- in-
vested in players. After giving
up the proceeds of three players
amounting to $8,844, to
three players entitled to a benefit,
Sheffield made a net profit of $16,
838, which enabled them to pay
five per cent dividend, Of the
London clubs, West Ham United
made a net profit of $11,000, also
paying out five per cent to their
shareholders. The combined in-
comes of the five Glasgow pro-
fessional teams—Celtic, Rangers,
Third Lanark, Clyde and Patrick
Thistle—amounted to $272,910.

Ritchie
Here are the ten most import-
ant battles Ritchie has fought:
30, 1914—Matty Bald-
Francisco, won, twenty

August
win, San
rounds.

October 6,
San Francisco, won, four rounds.

30, 1911—Freddie
Angeles, lost, twenty

November
Welsh,
rounds.

May 114, 1912

Francisco, no decision,

Los

*November 28, 1942 Ad Wol-
gast, Daly City, won (foul), 16
rounds.

*July 4, 1913—Jose_ Rivers,

Franciseo, knockout, eleven
rounds.

November 10, 49413 — Leach
Oross, New York, no decision, ten

rounds.

San

March 12, 1914—Ad Wolgast,
Milwaukee, no decision, 10 rounds
*April 17, 1944-—Tommy Mur-

phy, San
rounds
May 1914—-Charley White,
Milwaukee, no decision, 10 rounds
*For lightweight title.
Ritchie received newspaper de-
cision over Leach Cross and over

Francisco, won, twenty

Wolgast in their third bout. Rit
chie lost newspaper decision to}
White, |
Welsh
The most important battles in

which Welsh participated are:

February 24, 1908 Packey
MeFarlane, Milwaukee, lost, ten |
rounds, 7

July 4, 1908—Packey MeFar

land, Vernon, Cal., draw, twenty
five rounds,
November #008—Abe (At
tell, Vernon, Cal., won, 15 rounds
*November &, 1v09
Summers, London, Bng., won, 2¢
rounds,
May

25,

30, 1910-—-Packey MeFar

land, London, Eng., draw, twenty

rounds,

ie

1911—Jack Birtton, |

Ad Wolgast, San
i rounds.

Jobnny |

the that

policeman he
did so.

Suits worth $30 and $32.50 ¢
the 20th Century make for $1
at Bryants.

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GRANITE
Granite of best quality
and thoroughly tested for
sale, Cut stone or crushed
rock in quantities,

NEIL J. McLEOD,

Telephone: Green 247

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St. John, N.B., July 14.—Frank
appointed |
last}

nt

*For lightweight championsh p

but I could not get going right
The strong are light over tl
ring was too dazzing and I ¢

not measure distance. I ne
fought before under such a glare
and it affected my judgment. |
am sure I can beat Welsh He
did not hurt me with a single one
of his blows. IT can punch hin
and the result will be different

Wells, London, Eng., lost, twenty!
rounds

November 30, 1011 Willic
Ritehie, Vernon, Cal., won, t
rounds.

*November 11, 1912 Mati
Wells, London, Eng., won, twenty
rounds

March 17, 1914—Jose R
Los Angeles, won, 20 rounds

SHOOTS AT POLICEMAN

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of death in the general hospital. |
Edward J. Mowatt’s drug store |

in|

O'Leary was looking for burg-

g.
m

O'Leary placed the youth under

the truth of the charge, but told

would
shoot if placed under arrest, and

of
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