...
...
par
"with
their
menui
mness.
How
many
stories
and
biogra-j
phies
do
we
read
of
the
now
fam-i
os
athletes,
who
in
the
beginning
were
scarcely
noticed,
but
who,
unnoticed
by
others,
trained
in
the
"gym"
for
hours,
and
then
surprised
the
crowd
1
The
gymnasium
is
a
thing
which
can
be
used
at
all
times.
At
present
what
exercise
do
the
girls
get
when
they
arrive
before
says
i
"After
the
intense
mental
strain
of
a
championship
tournament
1
find
a
Bucking
ham
cigarette
tooth
ing
and
delightfully
throat-easy."
Dominion
Billiard
Ckfmp'
ion
in
WtSondpreieni
holder
of
the
British
Columbit
Br
inmuu
honors.
HOME
TINS
Of
so
CO
CENTS
.
.
1
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
n
4uickini
.
awi
aw
a-
THE
RISING
GENERATION
Series
of
Letters
on
Live
Local
Subjects
by
Lads
and
Lasses
of
High
School
;
NEED
OF
SCHOOL
GYMNASIUM
By
Joan
Arthur
One
hears
so
much
nowadays
spent
by
the
majority
of
the
girls
about
the
rising
generation,
and
in
jazzing
around
to
the
tune
of
the
young
people
who
are
tojThat's
My
Weakness
Now."
And
take
the
places
of
the
old,
that
it
certainly
is
a
weakness!
These
it
is
with
surprise
and
severe
girls
who
could
be
training
their
criticism
that
one
points
to
the
muscles
into
suppleness
"chin-Prince
Rupert
High
School
and
ning
the
bar"
are
chinning
their
tirrtivpM
that
in
this
school
of
partners'
shoulders.
True
the
nn
hnnHorH
and
ninetv-two
stu-
srirls
eniov
dancing.
They
all
!
dents
there
should
be
no
gym-
agree
that
it's
"lota
of
fun."
but
nasium,
in
which
this
rising
gen-
put
it
to
a
vote
"a
good
rough
eration
can
train.
True,
there
is
game
in
the
gym"
or
"next
waltz
o
complaint
to
be
launched
con-
after
this,"
and
ten
to
one
the
cerning
the
mental
training
'majority
would
be
for
the
gym.
rather
might
this
training
com-j
The
weekly
drill
periods
are
pensate
for
the
lack
of
gymnas-
jgreat
source
of
worry
to
the
in-ium
activities.
jstructors.
On
those
days
when
One
does
not
wish
to
convey
.the
girls
are
unable
to
drill
out-4
Via
imnrouinn
that
there
Is
anvlHrwire.
there
is
an
extreme
lack
lack
of
athletics
whatsoever.
The
of
space
for
plain
drilling,
let!
rrnA
Hnnort
Hiffh
School
is
alnrio
nnv
frwdnm
In
the
exercise.
I
known
all
over
British
Columbia
A
gymnasinum
would
at
least
I
for
the
splendid
part
it
plays
in
(accomodate
some
or
tnem.
wnne
all
sports.
There
are
many
prom-!
the
remainder
would
have
room
iing
athletes
in
the
school.
But
enough
in
the
space
left
to'
allow
with
the
proper
training
faeil-
freedom.
itfes
stop
to
think
for
a
mom-,
A
gymnasium
would
be
ex-ent
what
might
be
accomplished,
(tremely
appreciated
at
this
time,
The
physical
fitness
of
the
boys'
ince
the
h0UM!"
ayatem
has
and
girl
could
be
brought
to
a
k
into
being.
Great
liv-
airy
exists
between
the
three
houses
in
the
field
of
basketball.
Naturally
practices
are
needed
before
the
games
and
by
the
time
the
students
have
tramped
up
to
the
Exhibition
hall
fully
a
mile.
and
under
such
climatic
condi
tions
as
so
often
exist
in
Prince
Ruoert
merely
to
practice,
their
ardor
is
often
considerably
damp
ened.
Yessirl
What
the
Prince
Ru-
school
hours?
There
la
at
the1
pert
High
School
needsmore
than
very
least
a
goou
naif
hour
oi
(anything
else
right
now
is
a
Ilrst
the
period
allotted
lor
luncn
class
gymnasium.
OUAFI
WINNER
OF
MARATHON
Arabian
Olympic
King
Beat
Jole
Ray
by
Three
Laps
in
Madison
Gardens
NEW
YORK,
Oct
22.
E.
L.
Ouafi,
king
of
the
Olympic
mara-tfron
runners,
ran
away
from
Jole
Key,
American
distance
star
last
night
in
an
indoor
battle
over
marathon
distance.
Ouafi
won
by
three
laps
in
Madison
Square
Garden,
the
race
being
arranged
by
Tex
Rlckard.
Alx
R4x
sailed
Saturday
nigh'
en
the
Prince
Charles
for
a
trip
to
Skidgate
on
Imperial
Oil
Co.
business.
ENGLAND
DEFEATED
IRELAND
AT
SOCCER
EVERTON,
Oct.
22.
England
defeated
Ireland
today
in
an
international
soccer
game
played
here.
the
score
being
two
goals
to
one.
Up
to
Date
An
Englishman
and
an
Irish
man
lived
In
a
seaside
tow;;,
and
each
owned
a
rowing
boat.
One
day
the
Englishman
decided
to
christen
his
and
painted
on
the
stern
"Henry
the
Eighth."
"An'
what
will
I
name
mine?"
mused
the
Irishman.
Friends
suggested,
among
other
names.
"George
the
Fifth."
but
he
rejected
all
these,
and,
becominr
suddenly
inspired,
took
brush
and
paint
and
inscribed
the
legend:
"August
the
1st."
"throat-easy"
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
in
Vannaford,
former
Baseball
Star
of
the
Big
Leagues
PATRICK
HEADS
HOCKEYLEAGUE
Series
of
Coast
Games
.Begins
In
Vancouver
November
19
Against
Victoria
SEATTLE,
Oct
22.
Frank
Pat
rick
of
Vancouver
was
elected
president
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
league
at
a
meeting
here
here
today.
The
hockey
schedule
indicates
that
the
series
of
games
between
the
four
league
teams,
Vancouver
Victoria,
Seattle
and
SPORT
CHAT
Portland
!
Hornsby
was
leading
the
St
Louis
opens
in
Vancouver
November
19
against
Victoria.
OWNER
OF
BALTIMORE
ORIOLES
DIED
TODAY
BALTIMORE,
Oct
22.
Jack
Dunn,
owner
of
the
Baltimore
Orioles,
seven
times
pennant
winners
in
the
International
baseball
league,
died
suddenly
today.
WHIST
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE
OUT
Games
Will
Commence
Thursday
Xlght
of
This
Week
The
following
schedule
of
fix
tures
for
first
half
of
sea-son
is
issued
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League.
October
25
Moose
vs.
Grotto.
St
George's
Society
vs.
Knights
of
Pythta.
Leif
Erikson
Society
vs.
Seal
Cove.
New
Empress
A.
C.
a
bye.
November
1
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
St
Geirge's
Society
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cote
vs
Moose
.
Leif
Erikson
'Society
a
bye.
November
8
Leif
Erikson
Society
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Moose
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias.
St
George's
Society
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
a
bye.
November
15
Seal
Cove
vs.
Grotto.
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
New
Erripress
A.
C.
Moose
vs.
Leif
Erikson
Society.
St.
George's
Society
a
bye.
November
22
St
George's
Society
vs
Moem.
Leif
Erikson
Society
va.
Knights
of
Tythlas.
,
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Grotto
a
bye.
November
29
Grotto
vs.
Leif
Erikaon
Society.
Moose
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Seal
Cove
vs.
St,
George's
Soc-ietf.
Knights
of
Pythias
a
bye.
December
6
Knights
of
Tythlas
vs.
Seal
Cove,
Leif
Erikson
Society
Vs.
St.
George's.
Society.
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
a
bye.
The
Pennsylvania
state
athletic
commission
has
announced
Tom
my
Loughran
as
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world.
The
final
decision
of
this
commission
is
as
follows:
"We
will
recognize
no
one
as
the
heavyweight
champion
of
the
world
unleaa
that
boxer
has
met
and
defeated
Tommy
Loughran,
whom
we
consider
one
of
the
outstanding
heavyweights
of
the
present
day.
Just
two
years
ago
Rogers
Cards
to
a
National
league
pennant
and
a
world's
championship.
A
few
waeks
passed
after
the
world's
series
and
he
was
traded
to
the
New
York
Giants.
After
one
year
with
the
Giants,
he
was
traded
to
the
Boston
Braves.
And
now
it
is
freely
mentioned
in
base
ball
circles
that
he
is
going
to
the
Chicago
Cubs,
before
the
1929
season
begins
A
new
year
a
new
club
so
it
seems
for
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
The
Tramp)
Indoor
tennis
is
being
played
this
winter
at
Victoria
in
one
of
the
exhibition
building.
Jake
once
watched
a
goaf
game
and
when
he
came
horw
he
said
the
party
he
backed
beat
by
two
stymies.
The
question
of
whether
a
man
should
be
allowed
to
play
as
a
professional
la
sport
and
an
asneteur
in
aftotaer
is
a
rive
one
Just
aow.
At
present
he
cannot
do
so
but
efforts
are
being
made
to
secure
a
revision
of
the
ama
teur
rules
governing
this
case.
4
There
Is
a
decided
shortage
of
senior
football
players
in
Victoria
this
season.
This
year
tea
minutes'
overtime
will.be
played
when
necessary
in
hockey
games
instead
of
stopping
when
either
team
scares.
Mis
Wardrobe
"No
doubt
you
will
aHow
me
to
take
my
lauodrf
witii
me,"
said
tke
haughty
lder
who
had
been
rather
delincatnt
in
hia
LA
right
nice
fount
felWw
named
Wright
Used
his
right
hand
whene'er
he
would
write.
The
rite
was
auite
ritrht.
With
hts
right
he
would
write
Wright
writes
with
his
right
and
it's
right.
PoleU
Checked
Bv
modem
vaporuing
ointment
Just
rub
on
BOOTH
SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
SlHtUULtFOR
BEAT
BORDEN
CLUB
ELECTS1
PK1NCE
RUPERT
Some
Clever
Work
Done
by
Foot-Ball
Players
in
Game
Saturday
Wingham
was
prominent
out
Fisher
and
Hardie
defended
well.
Cross
kicked
strongly.
Booth
forced
a
corner
but
Wingham
leared.
Fong
and
Nakomoto
were
lever
but
Bartlett
cleared.
Waters
got
away
but
Ms
cerAre
went
across
the
goal
with
no
one
to
cov
r
it.
Stinech
cleared
a
centre
from
Walters.
McKay
dropped
a
shot
just
over
the
crossbar.
Then
fter
Stinech
had
partially
stopped
i
centre
from
Walters
Cameron
icored.
Borden
made
a
deter-nined
raid
but
Green
stopped
ihem.
Vaccher
stopped
Booth
when
they
were
very
dangerous
"
nd
when
Colussi
seemed
to
be
hrouirh
Vaccher
airain
was
too
ast
for
him.
Borden
defence
wa
.afe
and
Fisher,
Smith,
Gurvkh
i
ml
Hardie
all
were
prominent
in
learing
their
lines.
Booth
were
attacking
constantly
with
Walters
:heir
most
dangerous
forward
For
Borden
Brochu
showed
to
ad
vantage
with
clever
head
and
foot
work.
Nelson
was
very
safe
lor
Sooth.
Fong
was
nearly
thresgh
but
Cross
stopped
him.
Borden
had
the
hMl
in
their
fav
or
and
for
the
first
ten
minutes
pressed
strongly
but
Bool
defence
held
out.
Borden
forwards
were
slow
to
shoot.
Wingham
got
away
but
Vaccher
cleared.
Stinech
did
well
to
save
from
Wingham.
Greer
cleared
and
fed
Walters
who
ran
through
and
crossed
a
centre
that
Colussi
converted
easily.
Walters
narrowly
missed
a
minute
later.
Brochu
and
Vaccher
start
ed
a
Borden
raid
that
was
contln-i
ued
by
Fong
and
Nakamoto
but
it
was
cleared.
McKay
finished
a
clever
run
by
parting
to
Colussi
who
ran
through
and
hit
the
cross
bar
with
a
fine
drive.
Stinech
cleared
from
McKay.
Then
Law
rence
run
out
and
kicked
clear.
Carl
Smith
made
a
nice
run
and
Fong
shot
over.
C
olussl
was
through
but
Stinech
cleared
only
to
see
Colussi
return
the
ball
for
Booth's
third
goal.
Lawrence
was
called
on
to
clear
from
Fong
and
Nakamoto
shot
Just
past
Borden
ftbould
have
seared
but
shot
weakly.
Nelson
cleared
with
fine
Judg.
ment
and
full
time
found
Booth
winners
by
three
clear
goals.
Teams
Borden
Stinech;
Vaccher.
Fisher;
Katsuvama,
Gurvieh,
Hardie;
Smith,
Fong,
Nakamoto.
Broehu
and
Kanaya.
Booth
Lawrence:
Cross,
Nelson;
Greer,
McKay,
Barilett;
Walters,
Cameron,
Colossi,
'
Ivarson,
Wingham.
J.
R.
Tannoch
refereed
to
the
entire
satisfaction
of
the
players.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill
and
T.
Busaan-ich
were
linesmen.
nuiid
B.C."
A
Pure
Fresh
Milk
fur
xa
1
Drawn
from
government
tested
herds
and
packed
near
the
homes
of
the
people
pf
British
Columbia,
Pacific
Jfflk
comes
to
your
table
fresh
anil
pure,
i
is
this
purity
and
freshness
which
give
this
good
milk
its
widespread
popularity.
PACIFIC
MILK
Kartnrlr.
at
AhlHrt.ford
and
Ladner.
H.C.
"Ualld
H.C."
William
Held
Heads
C.N.Il.
Sports
"Organiationjand
Fred
RogerM
S
Manager
The
Junior
Football
League
en-
Canadian
National
Railway
counter
between
Booth
and
Borden
Basketball
Club,
which
is
entering
Schools
on
Saturday
last
resulted
a
team
in
the
Intermediate
League
in
a
win
for
Booth
by
three
goals
this
season,
elected
permanent
ef-to
ni
fleers
as
follow
at
a
meeting
lat
Booth
played
with
the
Mil
In
the
night:
.-,.tt
v.,
if
.,(
nressed
at
the
start.
.
rresiftdent,
William
KW
Secretary-Treasurer,
Jack
Malr.
Manager,
Fred
Rogers.
Commiste
W.
Raid.
Harry
Thrupp,
Thomas
Annesley,
3.
A.
Teng,
Jock
Campbell
and
R.
T.
J.
Rose.
The
team
had
Ha
first
aracttce
In
Exhibition
Han
yesterday
and
showed
up
welt.
A
Helpful
Clue
Mr.
Faraway
I
was
going
to
leell
you
an
teat
evenia
hut
I
forgot
your
telephone
number.
Prof.
IMterwtafc
ft
fe
741.
You
ywi
can
nuMokr
it
easily
by
as
sociating
it
with
Charlemagne's
birth.
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES'
WHIST
OCTOIIKK
SO-at.
Oorac
a
LMUa
vs.
Oraaa
Lsdisa
vs.
.o;mih:k
ft
Uoaw
Ladtea
va,
Udtee.
30
St.
Oeoife'a
Ladtaa
va.
OanaSHa
N-UOMI
Ladlea.
OrvJkge
LadSta
va.
Me.
Ladlea.
4-Unm
Ti.h
vs.
Si.
Seeae
Ladiea,
Oanaain
NaSUaavl
Laatifa
va.
Oraaea
IS
Canadian
NaUonal
Ladiaa
va.
UsSw
La4te.
8.
oert
idfta
m
JAM'AKV
i9
18
Oaaadlan
Natiiwil
La
Sire
va.
,
St.
Oaamtvj
Ladiaa.
Mooae
Ladtaa
va.
Osaagf
Lilra.
SS
at.
Oeocgc'a
Umtm
va.
Mesxe
Ladtea.
Orsase
Ladiaa
va.
IIIIKI
HV
5
Moooe
Ladaw
va.
Lad
lea
Oranar
Ladtea
vc
M
H-9t.
Owora
LaM
eeerna
Lalea.
National
Lad
lee.
'
Orange
Laatea
va.
Mobm
Ladlee.
MUUIl
8
Mooae
Ladan
vs.
at.
Oeeeyys
Ladlea.
Osnadlan
Nsttoasl
Ladlea
va.
(Nranse
Ladlea.
IS
Canadian
NaUenat
Ladlea
va.
Uooe
Ladlea.
8t.
Oeorgel
Ladle
va.
Orange
Ladlea.
CRIB.
LEAGUE
HoUl.
ocionr.it
39
Lorsl
Oringc
IaxS
Native
Bom
at
Ciwiku
New
Eat
;
ru
A.C
v.-
Oftn.
Nat.
Operstliii
.
CMtimbtt.
orerto
vs.
Can
Ni
m-
its
Loyal
Orange
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