Saturday,
October
1.1,
PAGE
TWO
,
,
-
1
;
:
'
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Arsenal
2;
West
Horn
3.
Aston
Villa
7,
Bury
1.
BJaekburu
2,
Everton
1.
Bolton
4,
Portsmouth
2.
Derby
County
1(
Manchester
C.
1.
Leeds
United
2,
Burnley
1.
Leicester
3,
Sheffield
United'
I.
Liverpool
2,
Newcastle
1.
Manchester
United
1.
Cardiff
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
S,
Wrmlng-ham
0.
Sunderland
4,
Huddersfleld
1.
.
Division
II.
Barnsley
2,
West
Bromwlch
0.
Blackpool
2,
Stoke
0.
Bradford
4,
Tottenham
1.
Bristol
City
2.
Notts
Forest
5.
v
,
Chelsea
2,
Clapton
2.
Hull
l
I'y
::,
Reading
0.
Millwall
2.
Middlesboro
3.
Notts
County
2,
Oldham
0.
Port
Vale
3,
Presto
2.
Swansea
2,
Grim
by
1.
Wolverhampton
1,
Southampton
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aberdeen
2,
Airdrieonians
1.
Clyde
1.
Ayr
United
0.
Dundee
2,
Third
Lanark
2.
Falkirk
2,
St.
Mirren
2.
Heart
4,
Cowdenbeath
1.
Kilmarnock
2,
Partick
2.
Motherwell
2,
Celtic
3.
Queen's
Park
6,
Hibernians
1.
Raith
Rover
3,
Hamilton
1.
Rangers
8,
St.
Johnstone
0.
I
SPORT
CHAT
The
Hazelton
Badminton
Club
met
last
week
and
organized
for
the
season
1023-29
and
the
open-.:-
ing
of
the
season
will
be
on
Sat-irT
urday,
October
28.
The
games
will
be
played
as
usual,
in
Assent-My
hail
every
Tuesday
and
Sat
urday
between
the
hours
of
8
i
and
II
p.m..
Refreshments
Qi'wlll
be
served
on
the
opening
nighL
J.
Smith
is
secretary-
Charlie
Beianger,
Vancouver's
entry
In
the
light
heavy-weight
race,
failed
to
gain
a
verdict
over
Pete
Latzo
at
Detroit
last
week,
but
he
made
a
host
of
friends
for
hinuelf
by
putting
up
a
wonderful
battle
and
giving
the
Scranton
miner,
conqueror
of
Mickey
Walker,
a
giod
run
for
his
money.
Bellanger
set
the
pace
in
the
early
rounds,
but
weakened
under
a
vicious
body
attack.
To.
do
as
well
as
he
did
brands
Belanger,
who
has
fought
in
Prince
Rupert,
a
topnotcher
and
his
services
will
be
in
greater
demand
than
ever
before.
RAIL
DIRECTOR
VISITOR
HERE
Hnnce
J.
Iogan.
K.C.,
of
Am-j
u
...
.
k'
v
,li
.1
!.
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct.
13.
There
was
a
great
crowd
out
lat
.night
at
the
Hollywood
American
,
Legion
stadium
to
watch
the
go
between
Madill
and:
Doc
Snell
In
which
the
former;
got
the
referee's
decision.
The
bout
was
a
fast
one
and
the
crowd
cheered
each
sally.
j
Among
th
preliminaries
was
a
fast
match
In
which
Nick
An-j
tenello
Kt
the
decision
overj
'Lembacke.
GRAIN
MOVEMENT
TO
PORT
IS
PICKING
UP
Twelve
More
Cars
Arrived
Last
Night
Hring
Total
to
Date
to
Some
37
Cars
Twelve
more
cars
of
grain
ar-
lrived
last
night
from
the
prairies
lor
Jthe
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
FInee
Rupert
elevator
and
this
moraine
there
were
reported
to
be
some
sixty
carloads
on
the
railway
west
of
Edmonton
bound
here.
This
brings
the
total
of
arrivals
here
to
date
to
about
37
carloads.
In
a
week
or
so
the
grain
movement
to
this
port
Is
expected
to
be
on
in
full
swing
again.
iaaSl
CZECH
NET
CHAMPION:
Karol
Kozeluh,
European
tennis
star,
who
defeated
John
Collon
of
Baltimore
during
the
world's
professional
tournament
at
Forest
Hills.
HEAD
OF
SILVER
CUP
MINE
ON
INSPECTION
VISIT
TO
PROPERTY
v-.:
i
t,n.t.,.
,5-
Romberg,
head
of
the
'
..'
'
"
Duke
Mining
Co..
which
Is
car
sin
i.ogan
are
visitors
in
me
...
.
,
'01)81
out
extensixe
developments
:.
n
t.
i,
j
s
1.
1
vi:.
1
h-y
arrived
from
Vancou-
".n
o-,
.
...
.
r.
on
tne
oiiver
t
up
mine
near
New
ver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
.
...
...
.
.
......
.V
umeiion,
arrived
irom
Vancouver
,
.
T
.
.
.
.
on
the
Prince
George
'
this
morn-
'
r-Hii.'l
trip
'
to
Any
x
and
Ketchl-
.
...
,
,
,
.
Injiand
proceeded
to
the
in-
kiin.
i
.
proreedmg
Kast
.m.
from
here
Q
Jit.
...
.
,
.
i
...
..
leiW
"V
train.
His
business
is
Mr.
l.oea
is
a
nrominent
bar-
i",'
..wu"
.
...
.
,
.
j
.
,
.
me-msiaijauon
of
me
mill
on
riiiri
in
niunein
ana
mm
u
iuiik
,ii
,
.
.
,
.
.
.
,
the
property
which
is
expected
f
,
i
.
jdki
nucetsfu
po
litical
career
in
...
.
,
k
to
be
ready
for
operation
In
i"!!!lW!l
"!JvLB..JSi
Mr.
aDornberg.
who
is
accom
...
.
.
,no,
,
,.
1
panied
by
his
wife
on
the
trip
riding
and
in
1921
was
given
the,'
,
.
,
nortf.
I
alo
the
principal
owner
i.,...,
,.;,..
Airp
i..aiaj
Mr.
Iigan
was
met
her
by
F.
.
,.
.,
,.
.,
na"
l,en
attracting
considerable
n
M
.
ii.
.
n.n.
r
tt.
i
f(t
.vii
.
aiiuiiiei
ufmiui
w
J'
the
rillway.
E.MPHRSS
MARIE
DIES
COPENHAGEN,
Oct.
i:UThe
aged
former
Bmprifas
Marie
of
Russia.
brn
Princess
Dagmnr
of
Denmark,
died
today.
R.
S.
Wood
has
eetra)nolntcd
.secretary
of
the
Trince
Rupert
Rasketball
associatloriMn
platfl-of
attention
of
late
through
the
re
liort
thot
It
Is
to
be
taken
over
by
the
Britannia
company.
John
Dybhavn
is
-at
preMnt
at
Old
Masaett
where
the
iliV-,
sett
Canners'
cannery
la
cleaning
up
the
season's
salmon
pack
of
fall
varieties.
A.
C.
Macmillan
of
the
Great
I
West
Life
Assurance
Co.,
arriv-
Rtlph
Smith
who
.has
resigned
ed
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
.
because
his
lime
will
PC
iully".h
rrince
i.eorge
mis
morning
takn
up
with
the
coaching
pfjand
expert
to
Hpend
some
time
..two
of
lliaxleague
teams.
in
the
city
and
district.
MEMORIAL
TO
NUNGESSER
AND
COLI
IN
FRANCE
:
This
monument
to
the
airmen
who.
lost
their
lives
in
an
attempt
to
fly
across
the
Atlantic
ocean
was
unveiled
at
Etreta
a
short
time
ago.
SCHEDULEFOR
PROPOSE
LEAGUE
LADIES'
WHIST
FOR
BADMINTON
OCTOIIKR
ifl
Canadian
National
Ladle
vs.
St
GcoTft's
Ladtoa.
Uooae
Ladtea
vs.
Orange
Lad
tea.
30
St.
Oofff'a
Lad
tea
n
Uooae
Lad
tot.
Ornate
Id!ea
a.
Canadian
National
National
Ladl.
130
Uootl
LaCea.
.
.
f
I
rtllK!Ms!v
&
Uooae
Ladle
a.
OaaaataA
National
Ladies
Oraoee
Ladles
va.
St.
Oeoryera
Ladle.
'
is
St.
oeorfe'a
Ladlea
ra.
NtUonal
La4ira.
Orange
Ladtea
ra.
Uooae
Ladle.
M.I
urn
5
Uooae
Ladle
r
at.
Ooea
Ladle.
Canadian
National
Ladtea
vs.
Orane
Ladle.
19
Canadian
Ncttooal
Ladle
rt.
Mas
Ladle.
St.
Ocorte't
Ladles
Orange
Ladle
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
8.
O.
ehiion
Co.
Ltd.)
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufus
31
'4;
28.
Bajnrfew
6;
6V4.
B.
C.
Silver
1.25;
1.40.
Bib
Miasevri
80;
60Vfc.
Cerek
Province
26
Vi;
27.
Ottos
Belt
ail;
9&
Dunwell
16;
19.
DotMe
nil;
94.
George
Copper
&50;
COO.
Georgia
Rhrer
M
;
37.
Gladern;
nil
Glaaiar
70;
80.
Golconda
78'
V;
80.
GrsBdriew
ft8i;
00.
Indian
nil;
6.
Independence
11;
12.
Kootenay
Florence
18
Lakeview
2'a;
2.
Lucky
Jim
S6;
26.
10.
18'V
JIarrot
River
Gold
10;
104.
Mohawk
8;
8V.
National
Silver
IS;
16.
Noranda
46.86;
nil.
Pend
Oreille
11.70
11.75.
Porter
Idaho
nil;
70.
Richmond
2'4;
S.
Ruth
Hope
61;
C2.
Silver
Crest
114;
12.
Premier
2JZ)
;
221.
Silverado
70;
nil.
SIlverwnlthyllJAj
nil,
SunfoW5;'zS).
Terminus
18;
20.
Topley
Richfield
64;
55.
Toric
2.25;
2.50.
White
Water
1.50;
1.69.
Woodbine
13ft
;13ty.
Noble
Five
35;
36.
Oils
Dcveniih
1.65;
1.70.
Fabyon
9.
II.
Home
2,15;
2.5a
Initiative
Reing
Taken
by
Cathedral
Club
In
Suggested
Inter-Club
Organization.
ment
and
poaaibly
others.
It
is
planned
to
call
a
meeting
ladies'
COLUMBUS
DAY
WHIST
DRIYE
AND
DANCE
IS
SAN
FRANCISCO
IS
WINNER
AT
BASEBALL
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct
13.
San
Francisco
won
the
third
fame
in
the
coast
League
final
series
yesterday
the
scores
being
San
Francisco
7,
Sacramento
4.
DRILL
TEAM
DANCE
IS
YERY
ENJOYABLE
Small
Crowd
of
One
Hundred
In
Attendance
Was
Only
Din-appointing
Factor.
The
annual
dance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Girls'
Drill
Team
in
the
Moose
Hall
last
night
was
a
most
enjoyable
function,
the
only
dis-.
,
appointment
being
the
small
'crowd
in
attendance
due
to
a
number
of
counter
attractions.
I
The
hundred
or
so
who
were
pres-jent
had
a
very
good
time.
!
Decorations
of
the
hall
included
the
monogram
"P.
R.
D.
T."
jon
the
walla
below
which
were
pictures
of
the
girls.
The
supper
table
were
decorated
with
the
blue
and
white
colors
of
the
team
and
flowers.
Excellent
music
was
discoursed
by
Al
Small's
orchestra
and
Doug
Frizzell
wan
a
popular
master
of
ceremonies.
There
were
many
novel
features
on
the
program
,
.
""d
number
of
moonlight
Onrtnating
A,
with
the
Cathedral
u,.
,..
fi.r..-i.i
.-.H
miielmi.f.k
'Club
there
is
movement
afoot
a
Tk
,k
,:
.;-
ut
s
Uoom
Udiea
.
Canadian
Kaueoai.
.
.
.
,
Tne
throwing
or
serpentine
lent
ii.
I"
torm
badminton
league
in
,,
tn
fu.
arm
FH.
Orae
umf
y.
St.
George
Ladle,
i
the
city
for
the
purpose
of
put-
.
..
ore-ided
at
the
door
and
all
meat
for
the
gymnasium
basketball
team
in
the
Ladies'
IK!
II
Local
News
Notes
ClirrrPCCllI
ACCMD
rrea
tepnens
arrived
in
OUllLijrUL
AiTAm
the
city
from
Seattle
on
the
Pr.
George
this
morning:.
Over
one
hundred
persons
were
in
attendance
at
a
successful
Fred
S
returned
to
the
eHy
whist
drive
and
dance
held
last
"
Pnee
Geonie
this
mom-night
by
the
Knights
of
Columbus
'
,rom
brtef
to
Ocean
in
Annunciation
Hall
to
celebrate
Columbus
Day.
Prise
winners
at
!
cards
were:
Ladies'
fi;st,
Mrs.
.
J-
Elmendorf,
well
known
The
foilowing
quotations
were
Bert
Glassey;
second,
Mr.
A.
D.
mining
man.
is
a
paummKer
Gillies
;
men'x
first,
James
Krikev-
aboard
the
Prince
Oeme
today
sky;
second,
Angus
Git:is.
iming
through
to
Ketchlten.
AfUr
card.
refreahmenU
were
jP.
Mi
Mp
wmi,
r.tir
served
and
dancing
followed,
Bank
arMj
wn
who
have
been
auMic
oeing
imrnmnea
oy
we
daying
in
the
south,
arrived
wesKBoime
urcaapva.
from
Vcncouver
on
the
Tne
eommitte
in
charge
consist-
George
this
morning.
ed
of
Harry
Astori,
A.
D.
Gillies
and
Joe
McDonald.
STOPPED
HIS
STOMACH
TROUBLE
"
Fruit-a-tives'
Made
Him
Entirely
Vell
MR.
BOVAY
"I
wish
I
could
tell
every
suftVrer
in
the
world
what
'Pruit-a-tivss'
kas
done
for
me,"
writes
Mr.
Roy
A.
Horsy,
Trenton,
On
I.
"For
years
I
was
troubled
by
Jiad
Headaches,
Nervous
Dyspepsia
and
Liver
Trouble.
Then
I
commeoced
taking
'Fruit-a-tires.'
Very
soon
roy
eonatioa
im-proved,
sad
now,
thsaks
to
this
wonderifal
medicine,
I
am
oace
mors
entirely
wefl5
"Frutt-a-tim"
rrguktes
stcmwh,
liver,
kxlneys,
bowel
and
tkin
purifiea
the
blood
sad
toses
up
the
wbolo
svitexo.
2Se.
sad
fQt.
a
boxat
dealers
everywhere.
Jir.
D'Eaautn
of
Ocean
Falls
ar-
Ueut.
Commander
V.
8.
Godfrey.
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vol
James
Haslett,
pioneer
resident
!
of
this
eltv
anJ
fnr
k.
.
'
::;:!tW'V
Canadian
Movies?
was
in
immediate
danger.
ISept.
l
'
.
,
t
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
DECISION
WAS
GIVEN
MADIL
IN
BOUT
WITH
DOC
SNELL
AT
HOLLYWOOD
Here
t
one
reason
why
people
are
bertntrmg
to
think
th
t
can
pnxhu-e
their
own
motion
picture
film.
Noim.i
Sh.-wife
of
Mr.
Irrtng
Ttulbe.g,
young-eat
film
producer
known
v
Canadian
xirl
who
worked
her
;iy
from
her
Montreal
Iton.e
tn
vtekaritudc
of
Hollywood
to
fame.
She,
ber
husband
aaJ
'
a;.
Hseiii.
skipper
of
me
world's
fatet
ocean
Hner,
the
Cunar.:.
tanta,
are
ea
la
a
merry
momat
on
2ut
User's
dec
before
Uie
Mftdtterranean
Sea
FLOUR
MILLS
'BUILDING
IS
POSSIBILITY
AHEAD
1927
Premier
Tolmie
Says
They
Might
Nine
Monlh
Records
Sh
Follow
Power
Development
i
slderable
Jnd
for
I'-.-
On
Coast
0f
Permits
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
IS.
Addressing
the
Vancouver
R!etrie
it
is.niiTTrn
piuitti
hIJT0.'!
"rod
.
to
llh
t
w"
-vLUl
lEiiA
Oil
11
1
II
discuss
the
matter
and
It
spprwv-
M.ttlf-
tnr
,Kj(
Vk-ill
Tam
,
ed
to
rraftffe
a
schedule.
The
league
would
probably
eon-
.
lir
aist
of
two
aeries,
men
s
and
WAS
LOCATED
Dulkling
permit-
nine
months
of
st.
St.
i
oLad
rjanlian
K.-:Ung
on
periodic
tournaments.
po-
the
r.
ot
the
team
form-,
Club
here
yesterday.
I'rerar
Tol-
pr,-
ilHPprt
tota!
sioiy
once
a
week,
ana
tnus
en-
the
rammjttM
jn
charge
of
re-
"
"Uggeated
that
a
great
mlll.,n
vakte
show
a
healO
"
-
I.
I
U.4
1
,
.
I
r
till.
liernMBTK
-
lv
w
.
.
freshraents.
The
members
of
the.'"
maustry,
in
wnicn
.anaaian
lB4S
nm
rHod
in
M'J7
4-Uooe
Ladiea
si.
Oeorfe
La4k
lech
c,ub
improve
their
u
play.
team
are
MiMe
uurm
Friixell.
wheat
could
be
manufactured
amt(ate
WM
,
,
.,
c.iu.
NMaai
Lad4
m
oraat
It
is
though
that
four
clubs
at
IrviBe
Ev,lyn
raby
Con-1
Into
flour
could
be
established
in
imolthB
of
Mfcrt.h
,,
Uo
n.uoo.1
La.
Mooa.
V,f
nt
nie
Morgan.
Creddie
Morgan,
j
British
Columbia
through
the
de-jah
lbu
whil,
,
Ladle..
Club-
the
Prince
Rupert
Baomin-
Kve,yn
xarch
aBd
Btty
Arney.
velopnvent
of
water
power
re-lhe
otner
mn!
nt
oeortt-a
ueiiea
w.
Ornate
LavMas.
'
'"
1
tne
item-
A
tn
proceeds
of
the
dance
t
sources
to
gno
cheap
power.
15-
Canadlaa
Nitl
il
Laetee
va.
St.
Oeerge'a
UuHet.
Mooac
Ladies
a.
Oraagc
Ladle.
29
St.
George's
Lwiea
s.
Vtoaae
Ladkt.
Onnge
LadlM
s.
Casadlsn
MaUooal
Ladtea.
will
go
toward
purchasing
equip-
IjNJr
were
not
as
for
the
same
month
u
Following
Is
the
m.
ord
to-
date
for
thi-laitt:
192
January
....
$
3.7hi
February
....
H.H2.'i
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct
W.-A
March
80km.
j
coast
guard
radio
received
a
mes-(April
I8,(hmi
sage
last
night
from
a
patrol
beat,
Jfty
16,8"
i
saying
me
missrng
coastguara
June
2
(cutter
Smith
had
been
located
and
I
August
The
Smith
had
vanished
after
calling
for
help
off
Point
Arenas
Totals
Thursday
night.
(Ml
.
l.vir.
2.m;i
EMBEZZLEMENT
BIG
BAY
BOOM
IS
CHARGED!
BOATWRECO
NANAIMO.
Oct.
13.
Charged
,
Power
with
embexxlement
of
i800
Al
l
bert
bngiand,
a
clerk
in
tne
employ
of
the
Awuarian
Foundation
s
in
the
Cedar
district,
appeared
in
the
police
court
yesterday
and
was
remanded.
The
charge
was
laid
by
E.
A.
Wilson,
president
of
the
foundntion.
rived
in
the
city
from
the
paper!
-5C
CANADIAN
BOAT
GOT
in
the
Turner
case
at
the
Assises
next
week.
HIGHEST
PRICE
BID
rnn
UAiiDirr
TnnAViw
Boat
Sterling
Down
in
Grenvillc
Swept
on
to
Hoiks
Slorm
The
Hig
Buy
Luml-
i
boat
Sterling,
about
.
und
eqaipiied
with
a
ling
engine,
wus
lilrnle
Passage
In
tht-
IGrenville
Channel
n-"
'
(the
engine
broke
dw
i
vessel
was
swept
on
1-
iun
llrtUUUl
lUUtl
in
stormy
weather
unteer
Reserve,
was
a
passenger
!
T1
nhst
price
offer!
far
arriving
from
the
south
on
the
hmllbut
l
th
'OC"1
Hk
Prince
George
this
morning.
He
onrre
Mn
"Mining
waa
16c
and
i
roing
through
to
Anyox.
,7c
whh
Canadian
boat
re-
ceiyed.
Four
boats
wore
in
L.
s
McGill.
Smithtra
hnrri.Jtwo
Amerionn
and
two
Canadian
ti
r,
who
has
been
on
a
two
weeks'
i.iisirn-s.1
trip
south,
arrived
from
am
ouver
on
the
Prince
George
thi
morning
and
proceeded
to
the
intiiior
by
train.
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
brief
trip
to
Swnttle
on
commission
busi
ness.
with
catches
aggreajntlBg
108,
000
pounds.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Yakutat,
S5.060
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries,
14.8c
and
0c.
Celtic,
33,500
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
storage
Co.,
15.5c
and
Gc.
Canadian
Gibson,
5,500
fttthuls,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
16c
and
7c.
Cape
Swain,
8,000
Jiounds,
...
Pe-.niMll.
MuUilu
ti7
n.l
T-
erai
years
located
in
Ocean
Falls,
.
.c.
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
na-
jper
town
on
the
Prince
George
WEATHER
(this
morning.
He
will
be
a
witm.Hs
in
the
Turn.-r
cine
at
the
Prince
Rujiert-Cloudy,
light
..HuK.im-
Court
Asmz-s
next
wepk.
No.-theast
wind;
ti-m.
50.
Chris
Dixon,
timber
the
company,
who
wn-escaiied
without
lnjnt
tine
has
bein
xtili';
'
vaged
and
the
rompan
ing
n
round
for
a
m
w
Wives
"Ltt
th
Clark
Kilthtnt
If
.jfV
CLARK'S
SOUPS
enable
you
to
serve
dd
soups
at
small
expens
moment's
notice.
everywiere.
All
uwlail
"Canada
apprarwT'
W.
CLARK
Lbnlted
Montreal
us
tit
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