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YANKEES BEAT CHICAGO SOFTBALL AT Four Hoop Leagues Expected to
CUBS SCORE OF 5 TO 2 HIGH SCHOOL To Be in Operation With Three |
IN BASEBALL CLASSIE le Take Giants 10-7 to Move Or Four Teams Playing In Fach |

Into First Place With Cubs
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Columbia oo (Continugs Sq Fare 2) It took an extra inning in yes- Prospects for an active heop season In Prince Rupert
oa Score by innings terday’s softhall fixture before the qyring the coming winter were revealed at the annual

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Chicago 10100000 0~—2 the: Smith Giants 10 to 7. Morgan which was held last evening in the City Hall. It is e Near.

x yllected eight of his 10 runs in the : ‘ ‘ a oi
1m ALE WIS 'New. York 20201000 x9 ” mi. |... aan nanan ne heavy hittine ted that senior, intermediate, junior and’ ladies’ leagyes
PHE DAILY NEWS. | 2 | laided by loose fielding of the will again be in operation and that there will be at least
p PRINCE RUPERT - BRITISH COLUMBIA lo eae Giants. The Giants Iced all the way three teams competing in each ¥ « Bas
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_-—— Yall luntil the lest inning when the Pir- further organization fox the season| WQULD ABOLISH SHIN-GUARDs
Publishea Every Afternoon, Exc¢ Sunday, by Prince Rupert Second <= r ie, lates secured. four runs to tie the wi se place at another meeting)| signage
Daily ‘Ngws, Limited, Third Avenue Third ye eT i score and have two over. The Giants be held on Tuesday night of! Umpires in the National Leaove
J ‘ . i se lin their half, got two runs and next \ K have proposed tha the

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H. F. PULLEN - - - Managing-Editor
¥ cis | nade the score 6-all. In the extra The attendance at last night's! shin-euards of catchers |
fi cy " ning the Morgan Pirates brought meeting was very satisfactory, there ‘reduced in sige to disco

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; which the Smith Gi- being particularly gratifying jing off the plate. pointi:

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aan given a lit'le better support.'the president, for which office no-
Sixth of the errors on both teams inations were made but election
Sewenids overthrows at finst and home, deferred until next Tuesday's. meet-
Legal notices, each insertion, per agate line seiecceneeeiseenesmeee 5 Bight r the Giants Smith, Gillis. Mur- ing, were chosen as follows
Transiet display advertising, per inch, per insertion .......................... Ninth : d Kishimoto were best. for’ Honorary President, Mayor Cyril
Contract rates on application, : ae he Pirates. Moraan and Welle H. Orme
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Member ot Audit Bureau of Circulations S ' = ; Palmer 2b., Emmerson cf tf ident, Jock Camphell
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ea, Batteries: Chicago, Warneke and as “ et Ser Renee o5 Caen
Y EDIT USION ABEL Thursday, Sept. 29, 1932 of a ’ 4 mith p.. Nakamoto 1b., Johnson 2b The executive
DAILY EDITION tes . “Pp Hartnett; New York, Gomez and i tien a : 7 “ike a ine r ;
Dickey ; ! rss.. Obachima 3b.. MeCaf-|nresentatives of each league, will

: ; fe cef.. Murray lf.. Turge and B.,be named later
THE UNTOUCHABLES Judges replaced Koenig as Chi- . ’ mrerrey Dm a

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cago shortstop. in Sibi ass ' ae Venue For Play

mpi Allen and Moxley

India is permeated with caste. People of various stations First Inning ae ‘Sin Moke ta we Ore ea ba aia i " Le : ‘ie

in life belong to different castes. People of a high caste Chicago—Herman, fines man up,| "PY ee es. League Standing asetiih “next week ite ‘ 3

; doubled, English out. Cuyler reach- . W , Pct 7 at a propos

; ' : ed first on fumble by Crosetti, Her-_- meee ; , “Hons from the Auditorium and the

through some infraction of the caste law have lost their | man making third, Stephenson pop- {EMPLOYED IN SESSIO? eet Gone’ = mxnivition Hall wil be consideem

caste become outcasts or untouchables. Also their children ‘ped out, Herman racing home on UNEMESO ti . ae re : a ¥ oe

grow up without caste. Today there are so many of these | ‘#¢ play. One run, one hit, one er- Continued from Pag: Tobey Tiger soel aint ther cee re

ror. hov ‘ ion to be in

New York—Combs and Sewell city council las! : wy oe
walked. Ruth fanned swinging. the

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people without caste that they have become a power in the
land and the recent effort of Gandhi to inerease their

les Of teams so far
nower and . if] tn din! hive ' : ad ie proposea coupt . 7 .
I ‘ intluence has been a great step toward the Combs scored and Sewell made se- ctili under ¢ Me. 88 (OuOuP

breaking up ol the caste system. cond on Gehrig's single. Dickey 4 resolution in t 4 N ' C # Chtinatiad tecioee tain
ing! . , . 7 : Se and Canadian National Recreation
tee Eke singled, scoring Sewell, Two. runs, portation laws now in for as en-|4hadVs sk A ;
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B.C. 1 NIV ERSITY two hits, no errors. dorsed by the meeting a V p 1S OBSERVED Intermediate—-High School, Mes
i Second. Inning forwarded to Premier B nt ind . 5a ar

chants and Tuxis Boys
the Minister of Immi nh a oa ;

The British Columbia University never has been in ser-. Chicago--Grimm. singled. Hart- ine laheat coder teil - : ini League—Japanese stu:

‘aus danger’ Tho | s iliolekied asthtux at sg nett walked, Jurges bunted, advanc- ients, Boy Scouts, League of Na-
ay dang i oN NN Ma re poi undoubtedly has some im- ing both runners. Warneke and garding Orientals being d i The Rebekah branch of the Odd= 4.) Bn a ague of Na
portant features and it draws attention to a serious fin- ; ; ae nit the relief ticket busines re liows’ Lodge of this city observed ar’,
: ages a oo : s : ; Herman fanned, No runs, one hit, | j * ; ; I es’ League—Three teams vet
ancial condition which must be met but only a few fanatics no errors oy ROS Ciecnn, asthe aishty-secong anniversary Of to be named
really thought an attempt would be made to slough off| New York—No runs, no hits, no brought up that many unemployéd |the founding of the order with an p),
. ‘ : : : ; tiated were under n I iversary service last night in the
the highest seat of learning in the province or to revert to &*S. ta ae pn Pete
. y° . OWS riall. PNCPe WAS a
a condition under which publie school education wo be wind Anat wR that +
ee oe ous ' 7 e y f i 2 et ( uld d€ Chicago—English and Cuyler "ed th ia b otii i inge attendance of Rebekahs, Odd
p eh pa: ih gamed ae 1s ; 18, vie el orts oi parents CO grounded out Stephenson doubled the oral inemployea fe: igly | fellows and their friends
purchase books and keep their children, in the higher and scored on Demaree’s single, “88S! “is unas acting |.) Tne serving, which sowed the roceediz nsist f Mrs. L W
we : a ; ; : : + , is bein inworthy a ordid 1d oi nc . the . Pracecdings consiste Mrs. L. W v ben not published ae Ms.
grades means : gvicat aeal of self-denial on their part, The One run, two hits, no errors aS Se: ree ; oe . 1 purpose of the order McKinley, Mrs. J occas Mrs J played by the var otn Rear br at
“hs ; sid Ateik On : ; sstindiitedl ‘a ‘ McKinley ax § vine / y the Liquor Con i
fight for iree edvecation was a lone ene and there is no New York—Sewell grounded out ee a , ae onducted: by Miss Rita John McIntosh and Mi Chriasi Pre oe Ooem
. Le P ~ s C : : ; ' Aihes ein i wit ny ) ther esire ton. n yb] or: a siete by rs 4 MCINLOSN an a bs Asie
turning back. The University may at any time be reformed ®¥t" walked. Gehrig singled, Ruth nani: Td se ty fg apm uate by MS. wood
yr improved but the BeOS a ky, llow it | lestroy making® second. Lazzeri rolled out, —. ae wt icintosh, Mrs. Bert West, Mrs
¢ } iv the people u Not allow it to be destroy ed, advancing both runners. Dickey boat was next ticiaed in that ¢ 1. §. Hammond. Mrs. William Me-‘
walked. Ruth and Gehrig scored on Stagger plat AS used 7om od and Mrs. J. W. McKinley, the '#

CAN'T DO WITHOUT IT Chapman's single. Two runs, two a S gs : re : = last-mentioned presiding at the| Hotel Central Ltd. 5 Taxi Garage

Dees nar ved compa no no. Mrs. Bert Morgan gave ar ,
lad } ; are ae it that th { ; nterestina adie : 4a Mtehbanae * Covenlent to business dlstrigt, Si tl St
A month - D ” ; told the Daily News she was plan- Fourth Innthg men be hand ! igh l ! being followed bv an sepia ' homelike, beautiful harbor : e ie YP
ning to do without this paper, The depression made it dif-| Chicago—No runs, one hit, no er-|employed association, an th ye musical program to which Mrs.! views. | Ride Comfortably and
ficult to pay even the modest ten cents a week demanded, '"s pay is demay ner N. Brocklesby. Mrs. J.C. Gilker,|) “#M## feasonable. Spaciaus With Safety
for it. At the end of the month she came in and: paid for. N8¥ Yom —No runs, two hits, no} led to stand b rs J. S. Black and Bert amnkrey | ance ee Ggod byske vy
errors. ®.3 ghar ore amona those édnteibutine FIRST CLASS CAFE tial factor in the

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the remainder of the year, saying she found she could not sseihtihed 5 mo) ;

do without it. She found it necessary to have the News in Fifth Inning anitinen, oe srdiehs dis ieaasend te are ae ah ae ncn male can’t stop going try con

order to keep in touch with the week-end bargains adver- Chicago—Herman and English | -_ oh eae tee a ered aa Se ane he. 7 pace Rooms ard Meals ); aut have: them | mad

tised there. Stephenson grounded out No rune, |e aims andl the Social-|delicfous refreshments.  W__ Hotel Centrad Ltd. \. M. HONEYWEL!
The Daily News provides a daily Canadian telegraphic atk ae ont. NO TUPS: list Party of Canada and its-self-| The committee in charge of the| First Avenue & Seventh Street Phone 25

news service that costs a good deal but anyone wishing to| New York—Gehrig got his third | “PPOMted oli

keep up to date cannot be without it. That alone is worth bit. a single, and went to second on

all the monev. Lazzeri's out. Dickey singled, scor-

? ing Gehrig. Chapman fanned, Dic-
™ |key was thrown out stealing se-

on. the. relative merits the §
Pe es Le ONC. One run, two hits, no errors. yy rerits of So

cialist and Communist Parties con

Good Clothes Do || SALE ENDS |. cos=s'itit oss oo sl act sie’ | = TAX SALE = OF LANDS

them ‘The Red

Make You Great New York—No runs, no hits, no| Flag.” he
SATURDAY Orrors, i ; oo The Government of
Seventh Inning

Order Y Next N Chicago—No runs, no hits the Province of Britigh Colymbig,
rder Your Next New ee eT , Chicago—No, runs, s, 4
Suit From On Saturday night at 10, fierrors, Health-and Happi-
' o'clock our big sale ends. | New York—No runs, no hits,
gsaleends. } : . se
: <3 daa eR BCS OT iat Prince Rupert Assessment District
we. sre oti aii ng
L | N G There are still plenty of Chitago—-No runs. two hita ‘no | pe as We

Shoe Bargains errors the Annual Tax Sale of Lands for delinquent taxes will be held,at my office, PRINCE

A , P RUPERT, on WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 5th, at 10 ;
‘ Oe ee eee Vitamin-tich bad Bally ofstctpon
The Tailor gad ihons widitob Wah ine or or o runs, one hit, no At the POLICE OFFICE, TERRACE, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER

shoes at low prices would do Ninth Inning 16 OT 5 9 * At the COURT HOUSE, STEWART, OCTOBER 11th, at 2 pm.
‘ " . Pigs well to vis ‘e “. | . }
Segond Ave.—Opp. Post Office vets 3 VIS Out qtOte: Somat Chicago—No runs, one hit, no

3 onde: os nage All lands upon which land taxes and se rates » vear 103 il
Phone — 649 row or Saturday lrors E ; ’ U LS | oO rN he capbied! 406 taki ¢ 100) rates are delinquent for the year 1930 wi

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WIDE RANGE OF FINE 8 , Particulars of properties to be offered at Tax § , !
QUALITY WOOLLENS Family Shoe Mrs, Robert McKay and son and P, rh Norwegian Collector at the aboye address. at Tax Sale can be obtained from the Provincia
TO CHOOSE FROM one ry. Cod Liver Oil

3 ro 1. . ® -
: trip to Anyox and Stewart, re- 4 The Tax Sale list will he published in the Briti , jaze » date
ewe heat trimmings; bigh Store ‘turned to the city on the Catala| Ve . : of sale, ritish Columbia Gazette before the da
class workmanship; perfect ei Builds Neate lta

fit guaranteed. Third Avenue

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A. J, LANCASTER, Provincial Collector.