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TWO
Americans
Not
Favored,
Thinks
in
Dcing
.
Allowed
Use
of
New
Track
He
I
Hobby
Kerr,
captain
of
the
As
a
matter
nf
fat
1ht
triith
d
Ihtt
niaefpr
ia
VArv
aimnlp
If
n
:
that
,
the
Olympic
games
might
be
a
-
very
indefinite
date,
indeed.
I
saw
his
point.
The
Americans
had
gained
no
advantage
from
atrocities
at
Amsterdam
FIRST
DOCTORS
Then
a
Skin
Specialist
Then
s
Bottle
of
D.D.I.
"How
TB'ful
I
m
lo
S
P
I).
2
was
a
uffcrur
from
t;vm
for
twelve
yrars.
1
tried
every
ointment
advertised
for
the
tfleeaee.
Hems
peer
m
temporary
relief.
1
ale
went
to
doctor
ana
specialists
and
with
tbe
dleeaee
only
partly
Dialed
(fTrrtq-Tr
belr
hilt.
I
trl.a
'!.
lCDaand
afur
tbr
evcnnil
bottle,
'bessn
to
see
slsm
of
healinsv
I
need
three
and
onchelf
tattles
aad
1ndey
I
am
completely
healed."
a.
W.
Ilutler.
Dune
41.
Centre
Uleck,
Fnrt
Osborne.
Ilks..
Wlnnlper
Why
not
try
this
rrrarrlptioa
that
Mr.
liutlnr
found
so
rrmsrkablu.
We
will
ruarantee
rrllrf
on
trie
Irrst
S
1
.00
Iwttlii.
or
your
money
Intra:.
Stop
that
Itch
today.
Try
U.
U.
V.
ttVKp.
too.
V.
J.
.MtCl
TCIItOX.
DKHtdlST.
OU.MtS
I.TI1.
on.
SPORT
CHAT
In
.pite
of
ailments,
the
New
I
l
York
Yankees
batting
staff
looks'
f
Urn
Kit
nntl
T
onirim
ia
fn
ho
I
Leaa-ue.
luim
to
be
Dlaved
on
activities
this
winter
little
difficult
of
relation.
Thelba8ketbau
u
i9.8lso
PbMe
that
ar-
,
Dutch
bad
built
a
magnificent
rangements
may
yet
be
made
for
stadium
the
finest
I
have
ever
5enbut
they
.had
found
thatld
Ladies
and
Junlor
League
the
job
of
building
a
perfect
competition
though
teams
are
a
sJSrfsee
was
one
quite
beyond
Utile
slow
in
coming
forward
in
tfaeir
power.
About
a
week,
I
these
divisions.
Whereas
there
think
before
the
opening
day
of
we
three
Senior
teams
last
tive
Sons
of
Canada
-the
wrnes,
they
wired
to
a
Swed-iwinter
Lh
nsnw-hp
Wn
.att-Grand
Terminals
and
Elks
the
any
of
the
officials
of
the
forty-j
jtw
nation,
represented
at
the
BLACK
BASS
fiEING
Olympic
games
really
believed
this
report
but
it
was
an
ugly
STUDIED
pTirnrrn
IN
III
ONI
AMTADIrt
ARIU
...
i
'
i
rumor,
ror
my
pan.
i
went
out
to
the
stadium
and
asked
the
gineer
in
charge
If
it
was
true
that
tbe
Americans
had
been
j
'
training
on
the
track.
He
told
roe
the
situation
as
I
have
out-
lined
it
and
said
we
could
bring
i
our
boys
along
and
give
them
r--
I
-
-
.
.
-
vt
n
t
,
'
ant
to
Perry,
who
had
built
all
,
prospects
are
there
will
be
four
':fhe
Marathon
tracks
since
thethIs
year
Native
Sons
again,;
famoos
games
were
revived-to'
Eagles.
Port
blmpson
isatives
ana
;
fore
the
end
of
the
mo"-
T,he
soul
pleted.
Being
a
good-natured
H'iL
mnunii
ivarious
teams
are
now
being
lin-
Rumor
Grows
What
was
the
result?
Some
of
VIEW
TO
RESTOCKING
TORbNTO,
Oct.
5.-
The
question
it
artificial
propagation
of
black
bass
a
problem
which
unity
this
year,
has
had
the
On-
tflrift
Deiiflrrmont
n't
r.ma
nnl
.the
same
chance.
At
the
same
f(8;erie
,
pttrfCBlI
y
baffled-has
rtime.
he
pointed
out
that
if
we
tak
th
RHn,
p,
.
1nn.
.-came
on
the
track,
fortj
-
pther
J
Committee,
headed
by
Hon.
Fin-.nations
wtrcjd
hare
a
perfectly
Macdlarmid,
,ar
to
several
State,
jrood
right
to
follow,
in
which
of
tL
Un
io
fUrther
their
tense
the
date
of
the
opening
of
,
vestfWlon
Ontario
has
had
little
luck
raising
bass
artificially
and
as
late
as
lagt
fall
resorted
to
closinc
A
niimt'ipr
nf
thn
Knrlhom
their
trot
around
the
track.
SojAell
,
hJ
hope
that
laB
wou,d
thi.t
s
the.
story
of
the
ankee
,
1P..
j.
..,
uirir
uiiuci
uaLuiui
i
uil-
jditions
In
sufficient
numbers
to
,
permit
replenishing
of
many
fished
out
waters
in
other
parts
of
Ontario.
Special
study
Is
now
being
made
by
the
special
committee
of
hatcheries'
in
New
Jersey
and
Missouri,
where,
it
fs
claimed
no
difficulty
has
been
experienced
in
propagating
artificially.
A
SOFT
ANSWER
Husband
Would
you
mind
if
I
went
intp
the
smoking
compart
ment
deaf?
Wife
(testfly)
To
smoke?
Husband
Oh,
deaf,
no.
I
want
t0(
experience
the
agony
of
being
away
from
you,
so
that
the
joy
of
m.v
return
will
be
all
the
more
intensified.
st.
tlonal
Ladles.
Oranee
Ladlet
vs.
Mooar
Ladle.
-
UEtK.MBEK
4
Moose
Ladies
vs.
St.
George's
LadM.
Oanadlaa
MaC
.nal
Ladles
vs.
Orange
LaxHes.
8
Caaadhta
National
Ladlrt
va.
Moose
Orange
ladfc-i
va.
Canadian
Mtttanal
Laatea.
I
Ellltl
A1CV
8
Mooae
Ladles
vs.
Oaaadlan
National
Ladiea.
Ormmse
LMStes
vs.
St.
Oeorfe's
Ladles.
Oeoeaje's
Ladles
vs.
,
Nstioml
LadMa.
Oranee
LaOlce
vs.
Mao
come
to
Amsterdam
and
perform
j
a
team
bein
formed
MARtii
Ladie.
in
Oearael
Ladles
vs.
Orange
Ladles,
j
SEAL
COVE
ENTBRS
Seal
Cove
has
entered
a
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League.
The
acbed-
OOTCLASSED
,ed
up
and
entries
are
to
be
in
Preacher
You
must
i
by
October
15
after
which
the
yourself.
I
conquered
'schedule
will
be
drawn
up.
Last
when
I
was
your
age.
winter
the
Society
had
a
success-1
Jonei
Well,
you
see,
parson
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Colombia
Saturday,
Oct.
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DAILY
NEWS
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News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
wROBBYKERRON
THE
OLYMPICS
WHFniII
V
PflR
'
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
WORLD
SERIES
TO
BE
LADIES'
WHIST
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
BirmiiiKham
1,
Derby
County
4
a
r..
win
the
1928serie
in
Jig
'
to
good
.
.
Fow
Teams
(o
p
F(rlniKhty
ritv
Captain
of
Team
Says
Canadians
time.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
Well
Treated
at
Amsterdam
During
Games
EXPLAINS
INCIDENT
'are
putting
'
up
a
disappointing
!
.
a
4
j
showing
ana
win
nave
to
ao
a
better
from
now
in
if
the
honor
in
Good
Eats
Cafe
i
Cardiff
City
1,
Leicester
2.
Everton
4,
Arsenal
2.
Fallowing
is
the
season's
schedule
for
HddderfrfieJd
fi.
Blackburn
"
2
UUn'
Section
at
the
Fraternal
Whist
.
,
,
innuciHJBitsr
o,
aunaenana
be
ulnl
lmn
Tuesday
ol
eacc
ew
caaue
a,
La
i.
maintained
Yank
hitting
mav
Sd
whaT
mnth
"
3'
Sheffidd
aUHbutable
for
hap-
i
"T
pened
at
least
on
Thursday
and
October
j
.
,
.
Friday
though
Waite
Hoyt,
withil
M"
fPhflfJ,d
"ft'
A8t,"
V,U"
3"
his
nigh
airtight
hurling,
was
as
I.
ujTt
Orange
Ladiea.
I
WMt
Ham
i
V,0,0'
L
much
a
hero
as
any
of
his
team-j
ad-st.
George1
Ladle
v.
Mooae
Ladle.'
1,,vl8on
"
mates
on
Thursday.
The
Cardln-'
"
Canadian
National
j
Bristol
City
L
Southampton
1.
als,
heralded
by
many
at
the
f
Canadian
men's
Olympic
track
j
start
of.
the
series
as
being
al-
2
ana
neio
tram
ami
aiso
one
oiimost
certain
winners,
win
nave
;
S
tbe
judges
of
the
events,
in.
anjto
do
something
almost
unprece-j
article
in
McLean's
minimires
the
stories
of
differences
and
of
the
muuiuu
ueurc.
km
1
Lull
JJiaCitJIOOl
1.
NovEMiiEK
Grimsby
4,
Notts
County
1.
6
Moose
Ladle
ti.
Canadian
National
i
Notts
Forest
1,
Barnsley
3.
i--
I
Oldham
0,
Wolverhampton
4.
urange
uraie
vs.
si.
ueorgei
1
1
dented
now
to
pull
their
fat
out
ao
st.
Oeorge'
Ladies
vs.
Canadian
a-
of
the
fire.
Two
games
down
at
;
reported
ill-treatment
of
Can-j
the
strt
is
a
handicap
that
few
adians
at
Amsterdam.
Denting
4f
any
World
Series
contenders
with
the
reported
favoritism
of
lof
the
past
have
ever
overcome.
Americans
he
says
:
Prospects
are
bright
for
a
ledst
Senior
and
Intermediate
Preston
S,
ItiUwall
4.
Reodinc
t,
Port
Vale
1.
Stoke
City
fi,
Swansea
0.
Tottenham
4,
Bll
City
l.
Wait
BnanrJek
8,
Chelsea
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
st.
Gestae
Mdtat
v.
Orana
LMnaa
Airdrioc'ihlif
Queen's
Pafrk
not
Ay
UnJ
Cowdenbeath
i5-coatoa
NMcmai
Ladle
ti.
St.;
S,
1.
OstMse
Idt
!
Celtic-IiibrniSaVl
not
played.
Mooae
LadJrt
.
otmaae
Ladlaa.
Heart
6,
PaAirk
.
39
St.
Oeoaatlp
lun
r.
Uooa
Ladles,
i
vfchr,ll
f
n
Parttek
Thiett
S,
Hamilton
0.
ftarth
RovsM
Dundee
8.
St
Joanatom
1,
Kilmarnock
0.
St
Minos
1,
Clyde
0.
Third
Lanark
2,
Rangsra
5.
Airdrfeonaajsa
0,
Hibernians
2.
..i.
n4iAn
:
1
1
Li
iir
i
a.
xiiaiii
nkiiuui
via
n
PlIooh
imms
mat
rfa,tiBBB'Bi
i
sasssiai
i
.
.
CELTICS
WIN
CUP
w'
uc'
"r,u"-
..n.r,
h.
in
the
Inter-
cZUtoii
aaST
ZZZ
GLASGOW,
Oct
6
-The
Cel.
-Aeaias
to
say,
me
aweaisn
en-:
-
-f
"
"
,7
I
led
th
fflasmv
rBn
a,.
aa
sigow
L-np
today
u
-'med
ate
w
th
Toe
H.
taking
the
.
Ir
r
r.""
",UHl
,m,c
",ul"1
V"
L,0
f
vv!linr
nf
lust
i
Ladi.
v..
Moe,
Sy
sWesttiw
Queen's
Park
1
to
nia
nanas.
-
-
--
.
'
winter.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
Naturally,
everyone
wanted
toefforts
t6
form
Ladfe
and
Junior
aee
what
the
stadium
was
like
;LeafrueH
again
may
meet
with
suc-and
the
number
of
curious
ath-lceflg
Carne9
in
either
of
these
:.Jetea
in
town
were
by
a
large
divisions
always
round
out
nice-fliargin,
Americans,
few
of
these
a
i,
the
ba8lcetball
program,
wandered
oat
to
the
stadium
onej
::r
i
itaw
.
Wei
The
st-sci
:rm
(ule
for
?
"r'nctMtig
winter
bowling
be
issued
next
week.
,rr,H
f
4V,-
t,.!,.
open
a
carpet
Wi.r,
thp
,irfArfr.
n
mm-'
tournament
among
members
be-
Arpund
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
njr
The
Tramp
The
Cathedral
baaebstl
club
is
to
hoM
it
asatuai
meetint-
esrlv
iti
the
wees,
it
ia
snderatood.
conquer
P,ercy
Wi,,in.
of
Vancouver
myself
Canada
'
sprinter,
who
startled
the
sporting
world
recently
bv
capturing
the
WO-metre
and
200-
the
Americans
noised
It
abroad
in
fllI
tournament
with
twelve
teams.
I'm
a
harder
man
to
lick
that
you
metr
race"
8
tne
Olympics
the
A.
1
1
.1.
.If
-A
a
training
siaaium
tnat
me
Tt,.
ir.rinnP
annrt
nroved
so
non-
are
pew
stadium
was
a
peach,
imply-
u,ar
wJth
st
Andrew's
players
Ing
that
they
had
tried
it
out
,agt
wJnter
that
the
Canadian
i
Kunior
at
once,
its
voice
growing
jg
it
8ajd
to
be
considering
j
angrier
at
every
repetition,
roar-.,
ntroducing
it
in
its
club
rooms
ted
out
the
news
that
the
Amerl-thIg
Bea8on
Xhis
would
perTnjt
can
track
team
had,
unfairly
and
of
jnter-club
tournaments
later
socreuy,
been
training
at
the
$
main
stadium.
I
don't
think
epuita
m
svmaieroay,
will
visit
Victoria
on
Wednesday,
October
10,
under
the
auspices
of
the
Victoria
Kinsmtn
Ciub.
The
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
is
co-operating
with
the
Kinsmen
flub
in
planning
an
extensive
program
of
entertainment
for
Mr.
Williams
during
his
one-day
visit.
Montreal
Stnr
nays:
It
looks
u
though
this
National
Hockey
League
play-off
Hystem
j
be-:
ming
more
of
a
burdei,
on
the'
public
than
ever.
Last
st-ason
six
of
the
ten
teams,
after
pi.
ying
a
I
long
schedule.
nt
in
the
play-offs
j
and
started
all
over
again
to
decide
the
championship.
Now,
I
acc
ording
to
the
decision
reached
'
ut
the
National
League
meeting
!
and
which
it
seems
was
misun-l
(ierstood,
six
of
the
ten
teams
)
will
again
enter
the
playoffs,
but;
will
play
a
possible
15
games
in
place
of
a
possible
18
in
last
i
season's
arrangement
All
the'
piay-on
next
spring
will
be
intersections!
with
the
possible
exception
of
the
final
series.
Johnny
Kisko's
prestige
and
i
rating
as
a
candidate
for
the!
heavyweight
crown
recently
va-
i
rated
by
J.
J.
"Gene"
Tunney
should
not
be
reduced
because
he
1
lost
on
a
foul
to
Roberto
Roberti.
,
the
Italian
heavyweight.
Risko
is!
not
a
foul
fighter.
He
is
a
j
swinging
puncher
and
he
lets
'hem
go
in
the
Jack
Dempsey
fashion
when
he
is
boring
in,
without
being
to
sure
of
bia
aim.
Tunney
recently
predicted
that
within
the
next
two
years
Risko
would
develon
into
one
of
the
brightest
prospects
for
the
heavyweight
title.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
or
Old
Age
Matrix
ftrllMMl
lj
SANTA
L
lM.IDY
Sold
by
All
llrufllsli
CARDINALS'
HOME
CITY
t
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
G.
New
York
Yankees,
iwo
games
up,
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
will
resume
the
World
Series
tomorrow
at
St.
Louis
where
gumes
will
be
played
Sunday,
Monday
and
Tuesday.
If
necessary,
the
teams
will
return
to
New
York
for
the
last
two
games.
The
Yankees
have
to
tuke
but
two
more
games
to
win.
CHICAGO
AMERICANS
:
WON
OVER
NATIONALS:
CHICAGO.
Oct.
.
Chicago!
Americaos
beat
Chicago
N:tiion-j
als
IS
to
11
in
the
inter-city
se-ricv
'eterdav.
The
Nationals'
'
!
took
the
first
two
games.
SCHEDULE
FOR
!
PRINCE
RUPERT
!
CRIB.
LEAGUE
ortoBiu
S-
Loyal
O
angc
Lodge
vs.
Oold
Storage.
New
"Empress
Athletic
Club
v
Xagles
Can.
Nat.
Opera
(.lug
vs.
O
rot
to
Prince
Bupert
Hotel
vs.
Knlattta
of
Columbue.
Cuii.
Nat.
Mechanics
va.
Matte
Son
of
Canada.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Moose.
15
New
Bmprt-s
Atbiettc
Ciub
va.
can.
Mat.
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Can.
Mat.
Me-
chanlos.
Eagles
vs.
Mooae.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Oold
Storage.
Orotto
vs.
Canadian
LaatoB.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
va.
Native
Bona
of
Canada.
23
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
V.
Mooae.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
va.
Baste.
New
Empress
A.C.
vs.
Cold
Storage
Can.
Nai.
Operating
ColumbiM
Orotto
va
Can.
Mat.
Mechanics.
I
Canadian
Legion
va.
Prlnoe
RJUfiert
Hotel.
29
Loy;:l
Orange
Lodge
buUl
New
Empress
A.C.
m.
BU.
Mat.
Mechanics.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Basl-Grotto
vs.
Mooa.
Xnigriu
of
cotumba
m
MMtve
Sob
or
Canada.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Oaa.
BSA.
Operating.
novi:iiikk
5
-Can.
Rat.
Operating
va.
prince
Bu-
prt
Hotel.
Can
:tat.
Mechanic
va.
seals.
Mooa
va.
Kulgtite
of
Coluntbua.
Cold
Storage
va.
Orotto.
Oanadlan
Legion
va.
Loyal
Orange
L-.dge.
Matlvr
Son
of
Canada
va.
Mew
Kra-praes
AX.
is
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
va.
Can
Nat
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
va.
Sag
las.
Can.
Mat.
Mechanic
vs.
Mooae.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
va.
Cold
Stor
Orotto
v.
Knights
af
Columbus.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Mew
Empress
KJC
19
New
Bmpreaa
A.C.
va.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
.
Can.
Mat.
Oawratlng
v.
Can.
Mat.
Mechanic.
Eagles
va.
Knlghta
of
Columbus.
Moose
va
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
vs.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Ilatlve
Bon
of
Canada.
20
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
Columbus
Native
Sous
ol
Canada
Va.
Can.
Nat
operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Moose.
Can
Nat.
Mechanics
vs.
Cjaad
Saorags
Orotto
vs.
New
Bniptoe
AC
Canadian
Legion
va
Bag
KCEMlltK
S
Can.
Nat.
Mecha.-.im
vs.
Loyal
riiasigs
Lodge
.
New
Km
press
A.C.
vs.
Mooa.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
va
ffajla
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
va
Cold
Storage
Orotto
vs.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
Canadian
Legion
va
Knlgtits
of
Columbus.
10-
I.oyal
Orange
Lodge
va
BaKles.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Mooae.
New
Bmpreaa
A.C.
vs.
KnlghU
of
Columbus
Can.
Nat.
Operating
vs
Cold
Btorage.
Orotto
va.
PrUir
Bupert
Hotel
Canadian
Legion
va.
Can
Nat
Mechanics.
17
New
Empress
A.C.
vs
Loysl
Orange
Lodge.
Native
Bona
of
Canada
vs.
Prlnoe
Rupert
Hotel
Can
Nat
Operating
vs.
Moose.
Oftn
Nat
Mechanics
va
Knlghta
of
Columbus
Or:it,ln
v
Eru'lm.
Oajiiidiun
U'l'iim
va.
Cold
Btorage.
M.
rvBWTON.
President.
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SCOTTISH
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
EVENT
First
Brent
at
Such
Kind
ThU
Season
Held
lt
Night
by
St.
Andrew's
Society.
A
crowd
of
some
one
hundred'
attached
every
pachpq
ff
mm
consisted
of
Howard
St-.
SmKh,
John
Watson,
G.
V
bott,
Alex
McLeod.
James
I.
and
Mrs.
M.
Mc
Robbie.
ENJOYABLE
DANCE
BY
ELKS'
LODCF
persona
attended
the
opening
Thlrty-rMve
Couplet
Att.
-.,
Scottish
dance
of
the
season
held
vs.
Knights
oi
last
nignt
in
the
l.u.U.K.
hall
by
St.
Andrew's
Society.
Full
enjoy-
sTriff
Tii
o'clock
in
old
time
dancea,
tune-
Bupert
some
music
being
furnished
by
vs.
Xaushts
of
an
orchestra
cosaiating
of
John
Bremner,
Janes
Watt.
J.
B.
Mac-Kay
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
At
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Function
Last
Nlthl
in
lion-Dancing
Until
1.311
ii
m
Thirty-five
couplet
atten
'
enjejwbre
dance
held
last
in
the
Elks'
Home
by
that
.
Davacing
wss
is
progress
'
to
1.80
sjb..
excellent
m
:-ing
furnished
by
Bob
Ait
'trchertra.
Refreshments
served
about
midnight.
Th
J.
S.
Irvine
was
master
of
cere-
nuttee
in
charge
of
the
event
monies
and
committee
responsi-
j
sisted
of
Eddie
Clapp,
HoL
A
hie
for
the
success
of
the
event
land
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Bndinich.
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