PAQ1
row
BASKETBALL
TO
OPEN
SHORTLY
FOl'lt
U:.WU
EsVtVITII
TIIKEF.
TEAMS
la'CII
W
tU.
C.ET
I'MlE
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IT
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1
4.
When
the
basketball
season
ooens
on
j,CTobout
November
1,
there
will
be
three
teams
In
jpach
of
four
leagues
Senior,
Intermediate,
Ladles'
and
Junior
-and
there
is
alro
a
possibility
that
there
may
be
a
school
league.
Thl
means
that
basketball
fans
of
the
clt)
will'
have
a
full
program
for
the
winter
and
the
resumption
of
the
game
after
the
cessation
last
winter
gives
promise
of
being
most
popular.
At
a
large
and
enthusiastic
general
meeting
of-the
Prince
Rupert
Basket-ball
Association
last
night,
several
new
trams
were
entered
and
the
offer
of
the
Fair
Board
to
allow
the
Exhibition
Building
as
a
venue
for
the
gardes
ws
accepted.
It
was
also
announced
at
the
meeting
that
a
new
cup
for
competition
In
the
Ladles'
League
would
be
put
up
by
Max
Hellbroner
to
take
the
place
of
the
Benson
Cup
which
was
won
outright
two
years
ago
by
the
Maple
Leafs.
The
learns
entered
In
the
four
leagues
are
as
follows:
Senior
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
Elks,
and
Grand
Terminals.
Intermediate
Grotto,
Grand
Terminals
and
Bankers.
Ladles'
Maple
Leafs,
Kalens
and
Adanacs.
Junior
Stars,
Colts
and
Tuxls
Boys.
The
following
practice
schedule
has
been
drawn
up:
Monday
7
to
8,
Maple
Leafs
and
JUnlor
Colts;
8
to
9,
Kalens.
.
Tuesday
7
to
8,
Stars;
8
to
9,
Bankers;
9
to
10,
Elks.
Wednesday
7
to
8,
Adanacs;
8
to
9,
Terminals
(Int.);
9
to
10,
Terminals
(Sr.).
,
.
,
Thursday
afternoon
Tuxls
Boy:'
7
to
8,
Kalens;
8
to
9,
Grotto;
9
to
10,
Native
Sons,
Frl"day--7
to
8,
Maple
Leafs
and
Jun
lor
Colts,
Saturday.
7
to
8,
Adanacs.
Sunday
10
to
11.
Terminals
(Int.),
11
to
12,
Terminals
(Sr.);
12
to
I,
Grotto;
1
to
2,
Bankers;
2
to
Elks;
3
to
4,
Native
Sons.
A
FOOTBALL
AUTHORITY
ON
AMERICAN
GAME
CHICAOO,
Oct.
14.
Amos
Alonzo
Stagg,.
full
rank
professor
of
Chicago,
gridiron
godfather
of
hundreds
of
celebrated
players,
and
at
64
years
of
age.
ihe
oldest
active
football
authority
In
the
United
States,
speaks
on
American
Football
In
the
new
Brltannlca.
"Fortunately,;
aays
Stagg
In
his
resume
of
the
development
of
the
game,
"offensive
football
will
never
be
completely
standardized,
because
the
possibilities
of
maneuvering
the
players
are
so
many
that
coaches
of
inventive
genius
are
constantly
lured
Into
the
multifarious
forms
of
strategy
always
possible
to
a
clever
tactician."
SPORT
CHAT
11
Iowa
this
year
provided
the
youngest
team
manager
in
professional
baseball.
Oeorge
(jputch")
While,
a
widerange
inflelder
'
and
a
300
hitter,
took
over
the
management
of
the
Cedar
Rapids
Club
in
the
Mississippi
Valley
League
for
the
last
two
months
of
the
season
after
two
previous
leaders
had
failed
to.
bring
the
club
out
of
a
slump.
Ha
was
Just
21
when
he
took
the
team
In
hand.
He
was
sold
at
the
close
of
-the
season
to
the
Danville
club
of
the
Three-I
league.
Kentucky
race
tracks
may
be
the
field
of
battle
to
settle
this
year'e
dispute
as
to
.the
leading
two
and
three
year
old
thoroughbreds.
Churchill
Downs,
wjth
the.
Kentucky
Jockey
Club
stakes,
will
be
the
scene
of
the
two-year-old
battle,
while
the
Latonia
course
with
it
Champiolship
Stakes,
may
determine
the
year's
leading
three-year-old.
The
Championship
Stakes
will
be.
worth
more
than
130,000
to
the
winner.
A
record
that
has
stood
for
three
collegiate
generations
challenges
the
klcklng
talent
which
the
1926
football
season
will
uncover.
Thirteen
years
ago.
Mark
Payne,
a
halfback
on
the
Dakota
Wesleyan
university
football
team,
made
a
63-vard
rlrnn
kirk
imimi
Northern
Normal
of
Aberdeen,
8.D,
on
the
latter's
field,
and
none
of
the
phenbms
uncovered
In
the
mor
rpcpnt
years
In
footballs
greater
popularity
have
come
within
seven
yards
of
the
mam.
REGINALD
DENNY
IN
A
SCREAMING
FARCE
Picture
0M-hlnr
Tomorrow
Is
Rib
Tickling
nay
from
mart
to
finish
Reginald
Denny
Is
to
be
seen
in
"What
Happened
Jo
Jones"
commenc
Ing
tomorrow,
This
amazing
young
man
is
tireless
Jt
seems.
His
progress
through
the
picture
Is
one
hilarious
triumph.'
Every
time
he
appears
In
a
scene,
It
Is
accompanied
by
a
roar
ot
laughter
from
the
audience
and
as
the
star
Is
almost
continuously
on
the
screen,
the
picture
Is
one
long
succession
of
outbursts
by
the
fans,
If
It
Is
true
that
a
comedian's
troub.
les
on
the
screen
are
funny,
then
Den
nf
corrals
Ml
share
of
chuckles.
HIi
unfortunate
eiperlencea
In
"What
Hap
pened
to
Jones,"
are
the
rib-ttckllng
kind
and
bis
mobile
countenance
unci
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
his
remarkable
sense
of
humor
ably
assist
him
In
drawing
the
laughs.
He
plays
the
part
of
a
rich,
young
manufacturer
of
bibles
who
finds
himself,
through
nd
fault
of
his
own,
In
difficulties
with
the
police.
The
picture
is
taken
up
by
his
frantic
effort
to
escape
the
authorities
and
save
his
name
from
scandal.
Incidentally,
Jm
has
to
combine
his
attempts
to
clear
himself,
with
the
difficult
task
of
reclaiming
his
fiancee
who
has
"given
him
the
air."
Denny
Is
at
his
best
In
this
type
of
photoplay.
It
Is
riotous
farce
all
the
way
through.
The
hero's
tempestuous
troubles
gain
volume
as
the
picture
progresses,
until
at
the
finish,
there
is
a
smashing
climax
that
sends
the
audience
away
with
gales
of
laugher.
,YH1ST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
LAST
NIGHT
ENJOYABLE
EVENT
A
very
successful
whist
drive
and
iance
took
place
last
evening
In
the
3oston
Hall
under
the
auspices
of
the
.febekah
Lodge.
There
were
some
eighty
or
more
persons
present.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were:
ladies'
first,
Mrs.
J.
Field:
men's
first
F.
W.
Hart;
ladles'
second,
Mrs.
Eby:
men's
cond,
W.
J.
Kirkpatrick.
Mrs.
Eyoif-torT
was
the
winner
ot
a
box
of
chocol-
ates
given
for
the
holder
of
a
lucky
Xlcltet.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
nd
dancing
followed.
Music
was
by
irthur's
orchestra
and
A.
R.
Phillips
s
master
of
ceremonies
with
P.
J.
3olem
presiding
at
the
door.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.,
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
Mrs.
Harold
Smith
and
Mrs.
J.
W
McKlnley
assisted
by
Mrs.
J.
Boddie,
the
noble
grand.
PYTHIAN
SISTERS
.
HOLDING
TEA
AND
SALE
OF
COOKING
A
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooklnc
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
by
the
Pythian
Sisters
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
P.
W.
Hart,
16
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Mrs.
M.
L.
Stepp
general
convener
with
Mrs.
John
Bulger
In
charge
of
the
home
cooklnn
table.
Assisting
Mrs.
Hart
in
serving
tea
are
Mrs.
a.
W.
Johnstone
and
Mrs.
Blake.
Mrs.
C.
J.
Stevens
la
cashier.
To
an
Impromptu
musical
nrozram
Mrs.
J.
FleM
and
Uri.
W.
D.
Moxley
will
f
onstibatian
contribute
with
solos
Mrs.
W
Wilton,
Miss
Kathleen
Bulger.
Miss
Aleta
Uc
jKlnley,
and
Miss
Bowen
with
piano
i
selections,
and
Mrs.
Clarke
with
elocutionary
numbers.
I
PRESENTATION
TO
MR,
AND
MRS.
TURNER
Farewell
social
La.t
Night
at
Itaptitt
Church
Honor
of
Orpurtlitg
Pastor
At
the
Baptist
Church
last
evening
a
farewell
social
was
held
in
honor
of
Hev.
E.
G.
Turner
who
Is
leavfng
for
Kelson.
H.
M.
Dagget
presided
over
a
large
gathering
and
In
his
address
paid
a
tribute
of
praise
to
the
work
of
Mr.
Turner
and
mentioned
the
high
esteem
in
which
he
Is
held
by
all.
A
musical
program
ensued
which
was
Interspersed
with
speeches.
Those
contributing
were
as
follows:
Vocal
solos
Mrs.
Algy
Hunter.
Violin
solo
Professor
Pryce.
Pianoforte
solo
Miss
Aleta
McKlnley.
Rectutlon
Miss
Adella
Thurber.
Accompanlanists.
Mrs.
Lemon
and
Miss
A.
McKlnley.
The
speakers
were
W.
W.
Wright,
W.
X.
Ledlle.
and
W.
J.
Sherman,
all
of
whom
expressed
the
feeling
of
the
people
In
regard
to
Mr.
Turner's
work
here.
Mrs,
Larkln,
on
behalf
of
the
Ladles'
Aid,
presented
Mrs.
Turner
with
a
silver
bon-bon
dish
and
P.
H.
Llnzey
on
behalf
of
the
church
and
congregation
presented
Mr.
Turner
with.
a
gold
fountain
pen
and
pencil.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Turner
acknowledged
In
words
suitable
to
the
occasion
and
spoke
of
the
'difficulty
in
leaving
so
-nany
friendships
that
had
been
formed
cere.
The
best
wishes
of
the
church
and
'.ongregtition
follow
Mr.
arid
Mrs.
Tur-ler
to
their
new
field
of
labor.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
Newt
Bank
Accounts
Large
or
Small
Bank
of
Montreal,
which
THE
for
over
a
century
has
been
serving
the
industrial
and
farm-
.
ing
interests
of
Canada
it
equip
ped
to
handle
large
bank
accounts
and
financial
transactions
of
first
importance.
At
the
same
time,
it
renders
the
fullest
and
most
careful
service
to
smaller
accounts,
which
ate
equally
welcome.
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
Total
Assets
in
excess
oC
4
750.000.000
LADIES'
MUSIC
CLUB
STUDIED
EVOLUTION
OF
MUSIC
YESTERDAY
The
Ladies'
Music
Club
met
yesterday
afternoon
at
the.
home
of
Mrs.
K.
A.
Wakefield.
Fourth
Avenue
West,
.
and
took
as
their
sdudy
The
Evolution
of
Music,"
on
which
subject
Mrs,
F.
P.
Kenny,
who.
with
Miss
Lorna
Tile,
was
.n
charge
of
the
program,
read
a
paper
The
program
Included
the
following
.lumbers:
Vocal
solo
Purcell's
"Passing
By,"
Mrs.
Donald
Ross.
Piano
solo
Bach's
"Suite
No.
6,
Alle-.nande,"
Miss
Lorna
Tlte.
Violin
solo
Gounod's
arrangement
of
Bach's
"Ave
Maria."
Miss
Uarjorie
Lan-
caster.
Vocal
solo
Schubert's
"Where
Is
8yl
tv!a"
Mrs.
Anderson.
Piano
solo
Mendelssohn's
"Folk
Song
Opus
13,"
Mrs.
David
Wilton.
Piano
solo
Schumann's
"Nocturne
Id
F."
Mrs,
Russell
P.
Ponder.
Piano
solo
Chopin's
"Etude
Opus
35
No.
1."
Brahm's
"P.hapsody
Opus
79,"
Miss
Lorna
Tlte.
LIMERICK
PRIZES
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
Now
that
all
party
feeling
In
con
nection
with
the
recent
election
is
over
rt
h
been
found
possible
to
get
the
Limericks
in
u.e
recent
competition
Judged
on
their
merits.
The
Judge
have
awarded
the
first
prize
to
Mike
Hudetna
and
the
second
to
Mrs.
C
Larken.
The,
verse
follow:
llft
ITIre
A
dansef'tje
fl
rename
is
Sadie.
Said,
"kr
We
WW
'given'
to
Brady.
In
spit
of
all
talk
I
don't
'like
the
Stork
Protection's
the
stuff
for
this
lady."
Second
Prlfe
There
once
was
a
candidate.
Drndy.
For
Ottawa
h
aa
bound
maybe.
But
Stork
changed
fait
mind
And
like
the
Stork's
kind.
Left
Brady,
behind,
like
the
baby.
FRANCE
IS
LIKELY
RATIFY
AGREEMENT
FOR
BONDING
DEBT
If
ttut
Country
Doe
so
I
f4rn.lt
r
Will
Probably
fallow
milt
WASHINGTON,
DC,
Oct.
14.
Unlest
Andrew
W.
Mellen,
secretary
of
the
treasury.
Is
badly
advised,
Frace
is
like
ly
to
ratify
the
debt
settlement,
and
the
feeling
here
la
that
it
Prance
rati
fies
the
United
States
wilt
do
likewise.
Ratification
by
both
governments.
It
Is
believed
In
some
quarters,
will
put
to
an
end,
or
a
partial
end,
the
unfriendly
talk
and
unpleasant
demonstrations
in
France'dirrcted
at
the
government
and
people
of
the
United
States.
PforriDM
ratification
of
the
debt
set
tlement
by'
Prance
would
probably
result
In
ratification
by
the
Senate
In
(he
coming
winter
session.
While
there
would
be
much
discussion
of
the
set
tlement
In
the
Senate
and
some
plain
speaking
about
the
rrench
attitude
to
ward
the
United
States;
a
majority
of
(he
Senate
would
apparently
vote
for
ratification,
But
otherwise,
should
Prance
delsjr
ratification
Until
well
along
in
the
coming
winter,
the
whole
matter
would
drift
Jnto
the
Congress
which
Is
elected
In
November.
This
will
be
the
seventieth
Congress
and
It
begins
Its
career
March
4,
1
937.
Such
a
delay,
many
feel,
would
be
unfortunate
because
It
would
probably
mean
the
cancellation
propaganda
from
Prance
and
elsewhere
would
be
busy
In
the
meantime
and
would
not
lend
to
stir
up
good
feeling.
IIOTfX
AltltlV.U.H
Prince
llurwrt
A.
Q.
Knowland,
William
II.
Mundle.
C.
O.
Erwln,
W.
II.
Logan,
D.
Campbell,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
II.
Bowman,
Paul
Alva
toff
"and
James
Smith,
Vancouver:
J,
O,
Beckman
and
8.
N.
.Behyon,
New
York
v.ny;
u.
onare,
Montreal;
ueui.
uoi.
George'
B.
"McLeodr
Edmont6n;
Oeorge
MdAfee.
Georgetown;
A.
J,
Leroack,
St.
Boniface:
W.
H.
Oalbralth,
Port
Esslng-ton;
tt.
Crltchley,
Inverness;
S.
N,
Christian,
Vanderhocf:
Outa?
SeverU,
Victoria;
Ole
Vasgeard,
Seattle.
HAVOV
Fred
Brown,
Vancouver;
t.
Karlnscn
Jr.,
and
11.
Karlsson,
Oona
River:
11.
Wright,
Edmonton:
W.
C,
Wilcox,
Wcl
come
Harbor..
CUNTK.U.
J.
E,
Christopher,
Prlncs
Oeorge.
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
WANTED.
STENOGRAPHER,
GRADE
two.
female,
for
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries,
Prince
Rupert.
Salary
I
SCO
per
annum.
For
examination,
apply
to
Rev.
Oeo.
O.
Hacker.
C03
Sixth
Avenue
West.
Prince
Hu
pert,
not
later
than
October
16.
WANTED.
ONE
RELIABLE
MAN
IN
every
town,
merchant
preferred,
to
take
orders'
for
best
customs-made
clothes
in
Canada.
Highest
com-missions.
Rex
Tailoring
Co.
Ltd.,
1o-ronton
(3)'
FOR
SALE.
FOR
SAUL
TO
CLOSE
OUT
AN
IS-iate,
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
lots,
some
comers,
harbor
view,
and
on
sewer.
Prices
low
and
tenia
from
tio.oo
monthly.
Enquire
T.
McClymont.
U
TOR
SALE.
GRAY
ENGINE;
MODEL
D.
3
cylinder.
4
cycle
10-12
h
p.
with
clutch,
shaft,
propellor.
Dixie
mag.
Oood
running
order.
O.
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