OTTAWA.
Bant.
15.
Rival
political
leader
are
reviewing
the.
field
for
the
next
move
but
neither
Mackenxle
King
or
Premier
Meighen
have
o
far
made
any
public
announcement.
Mr.
Meighen
waa
at
ye
office
thla
morning
but
had
rujthlnii
to
a.
It
U
expected
the
ca
binet
will
be
aummoned
early
and
pre
Imratlon
made
tor
placing
their
realg
nation
In
the
hand
of.
the
Oovernor
Qcneral,
A
th
result
tood
thl
afternoon.
Mr,
Klni
fall
hort
of
a
clear
Liberal
majority,
requiring
at
least
124
member
but
In
the
normal
eourae
of
event
a
Llberal-Progreailve
cabinet
would
carry
with
It
18
rrogreaMvea
and
Llberal-Pro-grnwive
elected
veterday
and
already
ther
la
talk
of
a
Llberat-Progrelv
coalition.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Wheat
Dunwell
.
.
,
.
Oladstone
.
.
.
Granby
Howe
Sound
I
and
L.
...
Premier
.
.
.
8urf
Inlet
.
.
Richmond
Bid.
Asked.
1
.'
1.60
2
30.00
43.00
2.25
.03
U
1.53
J5
32.00
.09
2.30
-.04
.12
rrtarnt
glte
the
rollawlng
t
Liberal
IIS
('nenalhe
91
LlhrraM'rogrrMllr
II
tnllrd
I
armer
of
Alberta
...
It
Prtcrrh
r
?
Ulwr
3
Indrpendent
2
To
Hear
from
3
The
placea
yet
to
hear
from
are
Kin-
dentey
and
Lat
Mountain
In
Saakatche-
wan.
Th
Independent
elected
are
Nell!
of
Comox-Albernl
and
Oourasaa.
both
with
Liberal
leaning.
MIMSTt.lt
Dl
l
I:
ATI.II
The
member
of
the
Meighen
cabinet
who
were
defeated
are
Patenaude,
min
ister
of
Juitlce;
Andre
rauteaux.
aollsltor
general;
Eugene
Pacquet.
minuter
of
health
and
aoldlrra
re-eetabllahmtnt:
D.
Sutherland
.without
portfolio,
and
R.
O.
Morand
.without
portfolio.
All
the
member
of
the
former
Mac
kenzie
King
cabinet
who
atood
for
reelection
were
returned.
Mackenzie
King
received
the
election
return
by
peclal
wire
with
quiet
aatli-
faction,
with
a
amall
group
of
pcraonal
friend,
he
learned
the
reaulu
which
favored
the
Liberal
cause.
Following
are
winning
candidate
in
Prince
Edward
..land,
Nova
Scotia,
New
Brunswick,
B.C.
and
Ontario
LIST
.MOl
NTAIX
not;
ruoiiKOMiT.
RrolKA,
Sept.
15.
Return
from
the
constituency
of
Last
Mountain
show
tha
election
of
Pansher,
Progressive.
I'KIM't:
r.llW.Uitt
lMMl
King
Hon.
J.
A.
Macdonald,
Comer-
vatlve.
Prince-
A.
E,
McLean,
Liberal.
Queens
R.
H.
Jenkins
and
Hon.
J,
E.
Sinclair.
Liberals.
One
Liberal
gain.
.OVAvMOTIA
Antlgonlsh-Ouyboro
Hon,
J.
C.
Douglas,
Conservative.
Cape
Breton-North
Victoria
Dr.
L.
W.
Johnstone.
Conservative.
Cape
Breton
South
Flnlay
MacDon-aid.
Conservative.
(continued
on
page
six)
AIIMISSION!
TO
FAIR
(lltt'ATliK
THAN
I.AST
VKAK
.r
Fair
Attractions
Program
for
Tomorrow
1.30
p.m.
Parade
of
Hands
Klnculilli,
Greenville
and'
Prinre
Hlileit
Hoys'.
:
'
2.00
p.m.
Children's
Sports.
3.00
p.m.
Hiiby
UarriHBe
Parade.
3.30
p.m.
Haieliall
Ketchikan
t.
Prince
Ittipert.'
8.00
p.m.
HoxiiiK
(.hnrlio
Hellutijror,
of
Vaiieoiiver,
vs.
Joe
.f,anilla,
of
Kelcliikaii,
and
three-
preliminary
bout.
Six
hundred
and
twenty-four
adult
and
83
thlldren
paid
ad-
j
mission
totalling
(324.70
at
the
pared
lth
'
524
adUlU
kud
144
children
who
paid
S14S.50
nUthe
opening
night
last
year.
T
F.
74
2J
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Sorvicei
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhara
at
Anytime,
I':.
floor
for
hire.
SUnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
'1.
,,,,
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
and
th
It.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOEOK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
.
m
!
1
J
i
;
vol
xvi..
wo.
zio.
PltlNCK
III
l'KllT.
It.
(I,
WEUX&SUAY.
SKPTKMHEI.
15,
1920.
Circulation
1901
Sale
491
IBERAL
GOVERNMENT
RETURNS
TO
POWER
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i
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utt
vh
a
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rnubivtMivt
ourruiiE.io
will
ruwfiiADLLuuvLivmuLni
uiiAnrt
.iheral
Government
Returned
To
Again
Administer,
Affairs
j
of
Dominion
by
'Good
Majority
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ay
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w
w
as
Result
of
Election
Yesterday
in
Which
Meighen
Defeated
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i
r'
.-
ill
ui
remier
must
nesinn
ana
uiie
j
iute
iu
iriuc-
Aenzfe
King
Following
Clear
Verdict
Yesterday
OITAVIA,
Kept.
IJ-The
Meighen
Uoternment
was
defeated
al
the
poll
jetrrday
and
Ihr
Liberal
wrlj
aad
ll
allle
are
again
triumphant.
Return
al
prevent
atallable
do
not
Indk-ale
whether
the
Liberal
part;
will
mne
a
lru(
inajurlly
orr
all
uthers,
but
uh
teem
probable,
luuiitlnr
the
IJUeral-l'rijre-
I'rrmlrr
Meighen
hlm-elf
and
lite
wOiiMrr
wen!
dn
to
defeat,
md
,
...n.i.t
..
Pr.mU,
Hill
I.Hdrt
lil.
relf
mat
lull
al
itiire
and
Markenzle
Klnr
.
,
...'..
.
.
.
-
-m
r-
.
.
.
i
ii
t
.
t.
I
iia
f
!
...
a
Hnr
fl,r.l
Ij.
f.krm
.hlnl
ItAfftr
t
a
k
I
ll
Tiiuif
IV
ri
All
iiiiii
iii
uiinif
TO
BE
RELIEVED
Mir
ix
iti:ki:-t
o-tiii:
tiTV.
rred
Stork,
the
Liberal
candldatt.
ho
!
pronaoij
ariraw
,
tertlewed
thu
morning
In
regard
to
the
altuatlon,
xprecd
tn
no
untrrtaln
trrrna
hU
peraonat
aa'.Uf
action
tn
baring
been
relieved
ot
tht
arduoua
dutlea
of
an
M.
P
but
preed
Ux
opinion
that
rrlnca
It
u
pert
had
not
voted
according
to
her
bent
tnttrrata.
Tnera
U
no
doubt
In
tha
world."
aald
Mr
Btork,
"that
the
outlook
tor
rrlne
Ilupert
mat
better
than
al
any
time
In
tha
lait
fifteen
yeara.
but
the
people
decided
to
oppoaa
Mackenzie
King,
the
only
man
ho
haa
done
anything
whatever
to
develop
the
city."
Mr,
Btork
exprewed
the
opinion
that
rrlnte
nupert
will
not
improve
her
pol-
Hon
by
the
action
taken
yeaterday,
but
he
dealred
the
Dally
Newa
to
to
e.prefa
hla
appreciation
for
the
loyal
aupport
given
him
throuahout
Bkeena
by
friend
and
adherent
who
believe
In
the
pollcle.i
of
Mackenzie
King.
LATEST
NEWS
FROM
OTTAWA
PKKr.uuTioNs
M.tin:
run
kihin.-
1
ION
Of
t'.lHKT.
I
II
4
m
o(ii:HTi:i.
"
ah)
attkiti
Mr.
Meighen
ulll
runult
tilth
I
member
of
hi
tablnrt.
A
Liberal-Pro-I
(rele
rMllllvn
I
utirtrU,
but
In
janj
eirnt
I
lie
Llberallruireihe
will
aport
tlie
tlotrramenl
and
Mnie
of
the
member
of
other
group.
Ihr
Ulet
tandin(
of
the
parties
a
,
Indicated
bj
the
mure
ur
le
Incvmplrte
.sdMHr?
aBBBBBBBBBBBBBvBaaSBnvlBn
BBaaV
1.
C.
HKtllV
The
Conaer-.
:iu'e
candidate
Skeen
who
is
leading
In
federal
lc
uon
contest
for
the
DRAYTON
GIVES
KING
BLESSING
ACTIMl
IKI.MIK.lt
(ONtiUATt
XVTtS
LIIUKXI,
PA
It
TV
t
ITS
lit-
Tt
itx
to
rotvru.
TOItoSTO,
tti,l.
11
-I
con
emu
late
I
he
Markrmle
King
wrty
on
Its
return
t
powrr,
Mid
lr
llriirjr
Pmjton,
acting
Prrnilrr,
who
ha
Itrea
In
rhargr
of
the
(,ernnient
here
during
the
ah-rme
of
Premier
Mrlthrn.
"Uy
thrj
I
hi
time
she
MMiirthlng
wltli
It
lor
Canada."
SICK
MAN
THREW
SELF
FROM
TRAIN
AND
WAS
KILLED
KAMLOOPS.
tVpt.
15.
Jamea
Yatc.
I,
L
Dancing
and
Vaudeville
at
Exhibition
Hall
this
Evening
Vaudeville
aula
Jitney
dancing
to
the
fam;us
Calgary
Ralnbuw
Or-clicatra.
a
welt
is
tfeclalty
dances
are
tr.e
s'.de
attractions
at
the
fair
tonight.
Will
Lea.
the
comedian
1
making
a
decided
hit.
K!a
prsgram
tonight
will
coi.sUt
of
vaudeville
turn
of
a
mst
humcrca
chaia.te..
Uissea
EdtJk
Ireland
and
Elizabeth
McLeod
five,
dancing
specialties
(bat
are
meat
entertaining
snd
the
music
tcr
thl
1
by
Thomas
Reld,
Reeve
of
Buney.
bo
I
an
expert
with
the
pipes.
He
will
a'o
1
y
bagp
pe
selections.
The
hall
is'
so
arranged
that
daiv:lng
can
be
enjoyed
without
Inter
fering
with
the
exhibition
visiter
and
a
large
crowd
1
expecteJ.
The
admission
Is
25
cents.
E.ry
Riturns
Indicate
that
J.
C
Brady
is
Elected
Member
for
Skeena
in
House
of
Commons
J.
C.
Brady
has
been
elected
to
represent
Skeena
In
the
next
House
c
CcnJU'CJ,
aithcuth
tte
rrturrs
are
not
all
In
and
until
they,
arrive
.t
1
:m;:t.tle
to
say
anything
oeUnaely.
Dctll
the
time,
of
g.tng
ta
press
these
wUt
tie
caning
and
n
totals
can
well
be
given,
but
It
teems,
dear
tlitt
a
tub-
Uuntui
mJorttjr
of
the
elector
have
voted
for
Brady.
He
whl.ln
all
prbxbllty
lb
the
new
member.'
.
,
-
.,
v
.
The
tlwticwtentsjwenV-Offs
,'ane
one
feature
was
'the
large
number
of
WMrietwho
"voted
and
who.
yr-'
1
tumablr
turned
cut
to
support
the
Consen-atlve-
candidate.
The
vote
were
counted
rapidly
and
within
half
an
ho
r
J
.
'
iOl
the
e!
sing
of
the
poll
th
r;
suit
K.'wanga
inert-
were
known
and
that
wai
great
Lawn
Hill
i
Jubilation
on
the
pan
of
the
Brady
sup-
"Little
Canyon
(porter.
t
Loves
I
During
th
ereblng
bth
committee
,
togan
Inlet
j
rooms
-were
crowded
w.th-oien
and
w5-:n,6tt
men
waicmng
rarrijr
iui
me
is-
piaama
.;.....,..,.,.
tvrri
and
even
when
;t
was
announce
1
!
New
Hazelton
J-
18
that
no-more
return
would
be
forth-1
Kcrth
Franc
la
S9
coming
they
were
reluctant
to
leave.
Ocean
Falls
203
Afterwards
there
were
various
celebra-j
Ootsa
Lake
11
tlons.
the
Liberals
celebrating
the
Dom
lnlon
victory
and
the
Conservatives
the
local
w
in.
There
aeem
to
be
some
decrepandes
In
the
returns,
but
these
will
be
adjusted
ui
the
official
count.
The
general
results
are
about
the
same.
Following
figures
were
taken
from
the
telegraphic
wire
a
they
arrived
Prince
Rupert
Alyansh
1...
14
Alice
Arm
Anyox
Beach
Anyox
Mine
Attln
B.
C
Silver
Mine
Bella
Cools
Burns
Lake
Butedale
Casslar
Cannery
.
Claxton
Cannery
Dunwell
Mlbe
.
..
Duthle
Mine
Endako
Brady
St
.
rk
Sheraton
1099
1024
Skldegate
60
260
75
53
28
102
53
68
8
15
21
6
24
37
year
of
age,
said
to
have
bi)'
nrv.li-
it
coming
to
Kamloops
to
consult
a
doc-joraRy
Plains
.......'.,...
.
tor,
1
allrged
to
have
committed
sul-.Hagensborg
35
ctde
by
cutting
his
throat
with
a
'
jiaysport
.
.
.
'.
22
blunt
knife
alter
throwing
himself
Hazelton
64
from
th
Canadian
National
train
I
Houston
10
north
of
here.
Inverness
I'.'..'.'.".'.'.......!...
37
IKlsplox
8
Kltsumkalum
Lake
13
7
48
251
87
80
Osland
PaUlng
Port
Clements
Port
Esslngton
'.......
Port
Simpson
Premier
Mine
Queen
Charlotte
City
Remo
I
Rose
Lake
11
Telkwa
31
Terrace
Tow
Hill
Uk
Vanarsdol
.
Wark
Channel
Wistaria
...lii..
i
10
2
J
e
7
27
0
1
8
58
S3
31
78
48
9
12
0
10
Smlther
169
South
Bulkley
.
South
Hazclton
Stewart
0
11
179
Telegraph
Creek
20
81
,Topley
103
167
15
13
58
22
19
36.
Altford
Bav
22
1
)
South
Bay
50
10
Allison
Harbor
31
18,
Lagoon
B.y
.6
17
Southbank
18
36
20
13
51
13
231
31
22
17
46
42
38
83
55
11
14
11
9
276
20
12
187
4
52
1C8
11
13
16
15
22
11
4
16
4
13
3)
The
majority
of
Mr.
Brady
stood
thl
q
..i..iw.
n
a
yo
n
ivi.
i.cntj'iuui
,uuui
3
""polls
to
hear
from.
His
election
lston-9
ceded.
G.
Dawson
Declares
People
Made
Mistake
in
Voting
as
-They
did
at
Polls
Yesterday
Considers
They
Did
Worse
Yesterday
Than
When
They
Voted
Against
Hydro-Electric
Scheme
Ten
Years
Ago.
"Thanks
For
the
Buggy
Ride."
F
RUDtrt
snd
has
been
a
consistent
Liberal
and
aunnnrter
nt
fn,v..n
nnii
tr.r
Prince
Rupert
Fair
Opened
Last
Evening
Before
Large
Crowds
Hon.
T.
6.
Pattullo
Expresses
Gratification
at
Display
and
Urges
Encouragement
of
Agriculture
Great
as
our
timber
and
mining
Industrie
In
Brltlih
Columbia
may
be.
the
time
it
coming
when
agriculture
will
be
more
important
than
any
of
them,,
declared
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
minister
of
land
and
member
of
the
Legislature.
for
Prince
Rupert,
In
opening
the
fourteenth
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
Ut
night.
Mr.
PattuUo
referred
with
gratification
to
the
Increasing
progress
and
Importance,
of
agriculture
In
this
district
as
Indicated
in
successive
Prince
Rupert
fair.
Agricultural
production.
Mr.
PattuUo
declared,
should
be
encouraged
In
everyway
possible
and
cne
of
the
best
means
of
giving
such
encouragement
was.
through
exhibition.
The
speaker
stated
that
It
ws
with
great
deal
of
pleasure;'
he
uw
such
a
splendid
exhibit
from
i
the
Fraser
Valley
In
Prince
Rupert
and,i
.
wltnout
It-Jtner
preliminaries,
declared
the
fourteenth
annual
exhibition
of
thej
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
and
Indus-!
trial
Asaoadatlon
open
to
the
public
j
Mr.
Pattullo
tlvm
presented
a
prize
of
10
to
Miss
Irma
Nelson
for
the
besti
progress
made
In
swimming
thl
year)
and
promised
that
he
would
offer
en-fc,K(.l
s
r.LEP,AXT
IS
SI.ECK
AND
other
almllat
next
A
cup,
prlzo
year
rAT
U
JtK
ls
nKf
KH
also
to
MUs
Mjra
Har-I
was
presented
FREEDOM.
8
At
CAPTOUS
ahlp;
AmUta-ya
To
-06...
xP.
.
)
If
so.
.60
There
was
a
large
crowd
In
attend
ance
at
the
first
night
of
the
Fai.
19
Though
the
hail
has
been
arranged
In
It
.such
a
manner
as
to
provide
more
par-
:o
13
features,
the
general
appearance
of
the
Flace
Is
much
Improved
over
past
year.
PractlcMly
aU
the
exhibits
bsve
been
placed
on
the
upstair
bal
conies
and
downstairs
around
the
sides
arc
the
commercial
and
manufacturing
booths
Including
U
Murray
Fullers
lunch
counter.
-P.
Burns"
dis
play.
Jabour
Bros..
Kalen
Oarage.
Mrs.
Clarice's
palmistry
parlor,
postal'
ev
hlblt.
Raleigh
Oood
Health
Products.
Mussallem
Grocery
Co.
refreshment
stand,
F.
O.
Dawson
Ltd..
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co..
manual
training,
Swift
Canadian
Co..
Indian
section
and
the
splendid
Fraser
Valley
exhibit.
Outslte
at
the
rear
are
the
usual
midway
con
cessions.
Seme
of
the
Judging
had
been
com
pleted
last
night
but
In
a
number
of
dasse
awards
have
not
yet
been
made.
The
prize
list
will
be
appearing
dally
until
the
end
of
the
week.
After
the
opening
formalities
last
night,
dancing
was
Indulged
In
10
music
furnished
by
the
Imperial
Rain
bow
Orchestra
of
Calgary;
Many
per
sons
remained
in
me
Duuoing
uniu
late
to
watch
the
electron
result
which
were
bulletined
throughout
the
evening.
'
Exhibition
Olflrer
The
olfleer
and
committee
of
the
Northern
B.C.
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association
'
In
charge
-of
Exhibi
tion
arrangements
thla
year
are
as
follow:
Honorary
President
Hon.
T.
D.
Pat
tullo.
Honorary
Vice-president
Fred
Stork.
President
W.
D.
Vance.
Vlce-oresident
John
Bulger.
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
Hon.
Secretary
H.
W.
FrlzzeU,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Manager
David
Thomson,
Prince
Rupert.
B.C.
,
Directors
Dan
Jabour.
Fred
Scadden
Bert
Morgan,
Harry
Breen.
R.
M.
Win-
slow.
Aid.
J.
McKechnle,
.
Aid.
W.
J
Greer,
Aid.
Jos.
Greer.
.
t'oniuilltee
'Finance
Harry
Breen
tchalrman)
Aid.
Jos.
Greer.
Frank
Dibb.
Sports
and
Attractions
Bert
Morgan
(chatrmanl,
Howard
Frlzzell,
H.
Breen,
H.
M.
Wlnslow.
the
secretaries
of
tte
O,
Dawson,
who
ha
always
taken
a
keen
Interest
In
the
welfare
of
Prince
Baseball
and
Football
Leagues.
Buildings
and
a
rounds
Ft
ed
Scad
yrar.
was
seen
by
a
representative
of
th
Dally
New
thl.
morning
and
asked
tK'i
'W;
.
1
.vim
....
nut.
1
w
.
j
Tnr
n
11
nntnlnn
on
tha
rMiitt
nf
v.
larH.r'.
ktilnn
xim.
b..
k
I
4
.
.
.
"-
.-
1
-
-
-
"
,..v..v...
.
.V,
rvnv
1
,
1
.
V
,
.UllCUtiJ
In.
regard
to
the
local
situation
as
follow;
;
"It
I
absolutely
Inconceivable
to
me
how
the
electorate
of
Prince
Rupert
could
powilbly
vote
against
Fred
8tork
as
they
did.
Ten
year
ago
Sir
George
Foster
(Conservative)
"waa
here
when
Mr.
Pattullo
Vas
elected
and
th
Provincial
'
Government
assumed
office.
He
stated
at
that
time
that
Prince
Rupert
ua
a
.city
that
lay
under
a
cure.
We
all
at)
-
-
.'
j
.
that
time
of
course
took
exception
toK..
.
.
has
done
for
PHnco
hi.
.i.i,m,n
th..
t
,.K
Rupert
through
,ln
hi.
expreaslon
of
opinion.
He
pro-i
"
-
.
,
c
w
i-
.J
.
.
Baucis
and
Music
Dar.
Jabour
(chairman).
Aid.
J.
McKechnle.
Prize
Book
arid
Prizes
David
Thorn
son.
Aid.
Jcs.
Greer.
Frank
Dlbb.
Exhibit--Aid.
J.
W.
Greer,
R.
U
Wlnslow
and
Aid.
Jos.
Oreer.
Advertising
and
Publicity
John
Bui
ger
(chairman),
Fred
Scadden.
Frlrzcll.
i
.
.
sili.lii
i
r..
i
i.rr
phesled
better
lhan
he
knew,
Tltei::
,ol"'7
f
FV
'
electorate
or
nxeena
and
particularly
ot
j
7.'
'
,7
.
".,".7.1
JOPLLV,
Ml..,
Sept
13.-
Four
men
Prince
Rupert
have
demonstrated
toIJ"!0
killed
la
wn
explosion
ot
about
my
entire
aatisiaction
that
he
waa
fa1"-,"
L
.
.
"u
vu
"
I
isoo
nound
ot
dynamite
mixture
tlrely
right.
'After
what
th
Liberal
government
rrinc
Rupert
develop.
They
appr-
(continued
on
page
tlx)
I
here
i
yesterday.
CHARLIE
TAKEN
AT
CRANBROOK
FERNIZ,
Sept.
15.
Sleek
and
fat
after
six
weeks
of
freedom
la
the
southern
Interior,
the
circus
elephant
Charllo
was
captured,
near
Cranbrook.
according
to
word
'brought
her
by
two
men
named
Morgan
and
Griffith,
who
were
Injured
before
"the
big
animal
was
subdued-..
r-,
-
g
.
-
:
V
'!i
I
'1
BANTAMCHAMP
IS
SUSPENDED:
CHICAGO,
Sept.
16
"la
order
to
pro-t
tect
boxing"
the
Illinois1
Athletic
com-!
mission
today
disqualified
and
suspeu'
ded
for
life
Phil
Rosenberg,
.
bantam-'
weight
champion
of
the
world,
ana,
handed
the
title
to
Bud
Taylor,
whi
was
scheduled
to
meet
It
holder
In-a
bout
here
Thursday.
The
commission
said
Rosenberg
and
Harry
Segal,
manager
of
all
the
boxers,
who
trained
with
the
champion,
wss
alao
suspended
because
the
rules
pertaining
to
forfeits
was
Ignored
"after
our'
commission
was
considerate
enough
to
grant
several
days
grace
and
further
because
of
the
Injection
of
political
and
other
Influences
pertaining
to
our
appointment
of
a
referee."
INCINNATI
IS
NOW
IN
LEAD
l.r
A
tllMK
AHEAD
OF
XT.
LOIH
IN
RACK
t'OK
NATIONAL
LHACIK
PENNANT
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
15.
-
Cincinnati
held
possession
ot
the
National
Lcagus
leaaersnip
tooay
wien
si.
louis
trailing
by
half
a
game.
The
reds
rode
roughshod
over
Brook
lyn
yesterday
for'
the
fourth
successive
victory,
while
the
CaKlnals
were
still.
Pittsburg
ty
defeating
New
Tork
re
mains
two
half
games
behind
Cincin
nati.
St.
Louis
snd
Philadelphia
meet
today."
There
were
no
American
League
games
yesterday.
NATIONAL
F.AOl
E.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
-
5...
Pittsburgh
6,
New
York
ol
Cincinnati
5,
Brooklyn
1,
AMERICAN
.
njAure.
.'a!..':,;.,
nt''
'
the
Atlas
Powder
Comrmuy'a
jmrxtuya
plant
piantiT
Philadelphia-Chicago
postponed.
4-
PUBLIC
HOLIDAY
Thursday
afternoon,
September
10,
is
hereby
declared
a
Public
Uoliday
In
order
that
all
may
bo
enabled
tn
pa.rUC'lriu.te.
in
Exhibition
dointts.
S,
M.
KF.YVTOX,
.uujur,
-
i
4
T
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