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HAS
A
TALKING
BOOK:
Dr.
Willis
R.
Whitney.
Schenectady
:
Device
is
something
like
a
camera,
filled
with
strip
of
film,
hooked
up
to
a
radio
loud
speaker.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(H;
The
Tramp)
Winnipeg
Scotsmen
presented
the
Manitoba
Olympic
winner
with
fold
medals
similar
to
that
presented
to
Percy
Williams.
The
event
had
a
double
purpose
it
did
honor
to
the
athletes
and
it
proved
to
the
world
that
Scotchmen
are
not
what
they
are
often
said
to
be.
The
Edmonton
Journal
say's:
When
it
comes
to
asking
"plenty"
Leo
Kid
Roy,
holder
of
the
Canadian
.feather-
weight
and
lightweight
titles,
is
no
shrinking
violet
The
Kid.
who
has
been
sought
by
Jack
Allen
for
a
battle
with
Vic
Foley
in
Vaneour
ver
for
manv
months-
is
nrobablv
entitled
to
ask
for
nil
th.it.
th
mjmjtBi
bear
wjieiuhe
lOak-Jk
ffira
chanee
with
Wehamdlon.
4.
WORLD
SERIES
GAMES
COMMENCE
.
1-30
TOMORROW
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
3.
The
world
series
frames
will
4
start
at
1.30
p,m.
.eastern
standard
time
in
New
York
and
1.30
central
stnndard
4
time
In
St.
Louis.
iv
SPORT
CHAT
I
As
in
the
big
betting
circles
of
the
East.
St.
Louis
Cardinal.-)
seem
to
be
favorites
to
some
ex
tent
locally
to
win
the
World
Series
which
opens
tomorrow
at
Yankee
Stadium
in
New
York.
Oi
course,
the
New
York
Yankees
also
have
some
staunch
supporters
and
quite
a
little
money
is
being
wagered
In
various
ways
on
the
big
baseball
classic.
Ad
vices
from
the
East
indicate
thatl
the
Cards
are
at
top
of
form
and
anxious
to
go
while
some
of
the
bright
Yankee
stars
are
suffering
from
various
disabilities
which
threaten
to
put
some
of
them
even
off
the
diamond
during
the
next
few
important
days.
All
this
has
gone
to
boost
the
stock
of
the
Cardinals
and
seriously
affect
the
chances
of
the
Yankees.
Is
Babe
Ruth
entering
the
sunset
of
his
glorious
career
in
baseball?
This
is
the
question
that
is
agitating
many
observers
of
the
game
as
the
Yankees
enter
this
series.
And
for
-this
rea
son
he
promises
to
be
the
most
watched
player
of.
-the
two
dozen
WUt
wJU.
fiSJtfr
he
staged
(before
the
athletic
world
during
six
weeks
has
been
going
from
bad
to
worse
and
toward
the
end
of
the
pennant
race
he
was
playing
the
weakest
ball
on
the
club.
Not
only
was
he
not
hit
ting
so
well
but
the
big
fellow
at
the
end
of
the
1929
season.
n
ships
and
he
does
just
that
tne
next
week-
Starting
the
Thirty-five
hundred
good
Cana-I8011
in
a
great
fjash'
of
brill-dian
dollars
was
Allen's
offer
lance
the
Babe
during
the
past
to
Roy,
but
that
is
500
short
or
what
the
Montrealer
thinks
he
should
get
Besides,
he
wants
an
option
of
30
per
cent
of
the
gate,
and,
to
top
it
off
demands
an
outside
referee.
Folev
and
Roy
have
met
a
number
ofia,9
seemed
to
have
lost
steam
Jtiraea
already
and
in
no
instance!
on
the
bases.
Some
also
believe
has
the
result
been
particularly
!
that
Babe's
eyes
seemed
to
have
clean
cut.
All
their
jousts
have(en
giving
him
trouble.
Per-been
in
.the
.east
.and
you've
haps
it
Is
because
he
knows
the
guessed
it
-Foley
never
got
a
(end
is
in
sight
that
he
has
an-chance
to
make
any
suggestion
jnounced
his
Intention
of
retiring
as
to
who
should
referee.
IT
14
Cigarette
or
Lvem
laste
In
the
BLUE
package
(
WITH
CARD
PICTURCS)
The
original
British
Consols
which
created
a
new
standard
of
taste
and
quality.
Betting
Now
Five
St
Louis
For
The
World
Series
Which
Opens
In
N.
Y.
Tomorrow
NEW
YORK,
October
3
With
a
more
or
less
definite
announcement
by
Miller
Huggins
that
Earl
Combs,
the
injured
Yankee
centre
fielder,
would
be
used
in
the
world
series
only
as
a
pinch
runner
if
at
all,
Yankee
stock
dropped
to
a
new
low
point
with
St.
Louis
favored
five
to
three.
There
is
little
betting,
however.
To
some
observers
the
Yankees
appeared
in
reality
to
occupy
an
enviable
position
as
in
case
of
defeat
their
alibi
is
already
prepared.
The
Cardinals
at
full
strength
must
win
and
even
then
rnay
not
get
credit
due
them.
Apparently
the
Cardinals
realize
this.
In
their
practice
sessions
they
go
about
It
in
grjm
earnest.
The
Yankees,
on
the
other
hand,
act
as
though
they
have
not
a
care
In
the
world.
If
Combs
and
Pennock
are
out
and
Lazzeri
Koenlg
and
Ruth
crippled,
the
American
title
holders
appear
to
be
untroubled.
The
rival
managers
are
reticent
as
to
the
pitching
selections
but
they
will
pass
up
a
lot
of
expert
observers
If
Waite
Hoyt
does
not
start
for
the
Yankees
and
"Wee
Willie"
Sherdel
for
the
Cardinals,
COAST
LEAGUE
HASEHALL
Seattle
4;
Sacramento
9.
Los
Angeles
3;
San
Francisco
Portland
2;
Oakland
3.
Missions
1;
Hollywood
5.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
MOOSE
WOMEN
Women
of
the
Mooseheart
Legion
held
a
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
last
night
in
the
Moose
Hall.
There
were
nineteen
tables
of
whist,
and
cash
prizes
were
won
as
follows
:
Ladies'
first,
$5,
Mrs.
P.
Hudson;
ladles'
consolation,
tl.
Miss
R.
B.
Johnson;
men's
first,
$5,
Nils
Gundersen;
men's
consolation,
$1,
F.
Biggin.
After
cards,
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
Al
Small's
orchestra.
B.
J.
Bacon
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Mrs.
Charles
M.
Nickerson
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
P.
WIngham,
convener,
Mrs.
O.
Stegavlg,
Mrs.
S.
Nelson
and
Mrs.
Charles
Edwards.
m
In
the
GREEN
package
(no
card
pictures)
EXPORT
-Milder
and
made
from
only
finest
selected
imported
Virginia
tobaccos.
so
to
Three
On
dm,-
Getting
IWady
for
the
Big
World
Series
opening
on
Thursday
'
WHIST
LEAGUE
!
j
I
HAS
MEETING
S.
M.
Newton
Re-elected
President,
F,
E.
Wermig,
Secretary-Play
to
Start
This
Month
The
Fraternal
Whjtft
League,
at
Us
annual
meeting
last
night
in
the
City
Hall,
ejected
officers
aa
follows:
President
S.
M.
Newton.
First
Vice-president
Mrs.
H.
Skattebol.
Second
Vice-president
F.
J
Fuller.
Secretary-treasurer
F.
E.
Wer
mig.
There
will
be
four
teams
in
th
ladies'
section
thia
winter
am
play
will
commence
on
Octobe
16,
games
to
be
played
on
firs
and
third
Tuesdays
thereafter
a
a
plate
not
yet
determined.
Fol
lowing
are
the
ladies'
teams
anc
the
delegates
by
whom
they
were
represented
last
night:
Royal
So
ciety
of.
St
George,
Mr.
Walter
Shaw;
Canadian
National
Ladies
Mrs.
F.
E.
Wermig;
Ladies
Orange
Benevolent
Asjociation
Mrs.
J.
G.
Viereck;
Women
of
Mooeheart
Legion,
Mrs.
II.
Skat
tebol
?
Men's
Section
Six
teams
are
already
entered
in
the
men's
section
and
twe
more
are
expected,
entries
being
held
open
until
October
9.
The
teams
entered
last
night
togetbei
with
their
delegates
were
as
follows:
Moose
Lodge,
Fred
Scad
den;
Grotto,
Aid.
George
Rudder
ham;
Knights
of
Pythias,
William
Burkin;
Royal
Society
of
St.
George,
F.
J.
Fuller;
Lief
Erick-
son
Society,
Einar
Stockiand;
New
Empress
Athletic
Club,
F.
E.
Wer-
mig.
Teams
are
expected
to
be
entered
by
the
Oddfellows
and
Seal
Cove
while
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
and
the
'Native
Sons
of
Canada
have
decided
not
to
enter
teams,
As
in
the
past,
leaders
in
tie
men's
and
ladies"
sections
will
play
off
at
the
end
of
the
season
to
decide
the
winner
of
the
Dybhavn
Cup,
emblematic
of
city
championship
and
the
Newton
Cup,
for
the
runners-up.
Don't
miss
the
Drill
Team
dance
Friday.
October
12.
The
latest
music
and
novelties.
PAIN
in
BLADDER
ITomplly
Bafd
by
8ANTAL
JUDY
lie
an
re
to
get
the
Ornulne
Look
for
tie
tyord
"Mil)
V
W
oriel
FRITZ
LOOSE,
a
German
air
ace,
plans
to
hop
the
Atlantic
from
the
Azores
to
New
York.
He
has
flown
from
Germany
to
Portugal
with
two
of
a
crew
and
Lilly
Dillons,
Viennese
actress,
as
a
paasneger.
BADMINTON
AT
CLUB
COURTS
Games
Opened
Last
Night
in
Same
Hall
as
Last
Year:
Membership
to
be
larger
The
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
courts
were
opened
to
members
last
night
for
the
first
time
this
reason.
The
nets
were
put
in
place
and
a
number
of
member.-en
joyed
game?.
Owing
to
the
'lippery
condition
of
the
floor
the
pJay
was
of
an
amateur
nature.
Some
work
is
being
done
on
the
floor
today
in
order
to
make
it
more
suitable
for
the
game.
'
The
indications
are
the
club
will
be
a
very
strong
one
this
year.
Most
of
the
old
members
are
continuing
and
a
large
num-
ber
of
new
ones
have
signified
their
intention
of
joining.
It
ii
expected
that
the
membership
will
be
considerably
larger
than
last
year,
when
there
was
a
fihan-1
lai
deficit.
I
he
courts
are
open;
very
evening
and
members
have
he
privilege
of
playing
mornings
r
afternoons
If
they
wish.
It
is
understood
that
the
club
vill
make
a
strong
bid
for
the
ladminton
championship
this
ear.
Man
in
the
Moon
Full
stomachs
cause
dull
brains.
Riding
home
with
her
in
aa
info
is
nothing
to
thu
old
days
a
the
prairie
when
both
rote
home
together
on
a
sulky.
We
never
mind
a
man
being
the
whole
show.
What
we
object
to
if
when
he
tried
to
be
the
treet
parade,
the
press
agent
and
everything
but
the
pymaster.
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
went
to
Hollywood
for
health,
entertainment
and
education.
If
he
remained
there
long
enough
his
education
would
be
much
more
complete.
Down
in
far
off
Nova
Scotia,
Where
bluenoses
live
ind
thrive
They
once
held
a
bivr
election.
With
both
parties
quite
alive,
And
when
t"he
thing
was
over
And
counting
all
complete
Roth
parties
had
a
jamboree
And
drank
their
whiskey
neat;
For
both
had
won
a
victory
As
clearl
could
1
seen
:
The
Gjits
a
.
mora,),
triumph
WoJ
And
the
Tories
gof
the
green.
..
I
1
to.
-.n.
II
llllf
1
llllllBllill
IN
SEMI-FINALS
GLASCOW.
Oct.
Celtic
defeated
Third
Lanark
5
to
1
in
the
Glasgow
Cup
replayed
-'mi-final
soccer
niHtcli
yestenlH.v.
Celtic-
is
tit
meet
Ifueen's
Park
ill
tin'
finals.
of
Sport
Wednesday,
October
8,
w-
CJlw
new
"EBttiin
opens
with
alwist
bed
I
i
YOU
to
'7KSlL
PITCH"
jT-i
,36
"5a
"Wee
Willie"
8wdel
not
keen
for
the
moand
tomorrow
SCHEDULE
FOR
PENCE
RUPERT
CRIB.
LEAGUE
Official
fixtures
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League,
all
matches
to
be
played
at
the
New
Empress
Athletie
Club
on
Monday
sveniags
at
8
o'clock,
with
one
ex
ception:
OfTOHKK
8
Loyal
O
eaee
Lode
.
epld
SWraga.
I
New
ftnpreaa
Athletic
Club
w.
Eaflea
Can.
Nat.
Operatloc
v.
OeoMo.
Prlnoe
Rupert
Hotel
va.
Kntfhu
of
Columbua.
Car..
Nat.
Maehanlea
va.
NaUve
Son
of
Canada.
Canadian
Laflon
v.
Mooae.
IS
Naw
tapreaa
Athletic
Olub
v
Can
'
Nat.
OfatwUag.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Can.
Nat.
Me-
laflea
vs.
Moane.
Knlftita
of
Oorumbue
v.
OaM
Storage.
Grotto
va.
Canadian
Lafton.
Loyal
Oram
Lodae
va.
Native
Son
of
Canada.
23
Loyal
Oiaaae
Ledfe
va
Uooae.
Native
Soas
of
Oanada
ve.
Batto.
New
Kmpraa
A.C.
vs.
Coid
Storage.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
va.
Knlfhu
of
ColumbtM.
Orotto
v.
Oan.
Nat.
Meebanlca.
Oaoadlaa
Lasjea
va.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
SB
Loyal
Oranae
Lodge
va.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
New
KmpreM
A.C.
v.
Can.
Nat.
Uc-
cbanlea.
Oold
Btoraae
v.
Battles.
Orotto
va.
Mooae.
Knlht
of
Oolumbu
va.
Native
Son
of
Canada.
Canadian
Lagloa
va.
Oan,
Nat.
Opera,
ting.
NOVKMIIEli
I
Can.
Nat.
Operating
va.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Oaa.
Nat.
Mechaalo
.
Eagle.
Uooae
va.
Knight
of
Oalurrvou.
Hold
Storage
va.
Orotto.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Loyal
Orange
'
mr'4t&j$
Native)
Bona
of
Canada
vs(
New
Em-pteaa
AO.
13
Loral
Orange
Lodje
v.
Oan.
Nat.
Operating.
Prlnoe
Rupert
Hotel
va.
Eagle.
Oan.
Nat.
Meobanle
vi.
Moot.
Native
Son
ot
Canada
va.
Cold
Storage.
Orotto
va.
Knlgh.'a
of
Cktlunjbui.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Ne-w
Empire
u
AO.
19
New
Eitiprn
A.C.
v.
Prtate
Rupert
Hotel.
Can
Nat.
Operating
vs.
Can.
Nt.
Me-
rhHlilra.
EucU'a
v.
KnlgliU
of
Oelumbu.
Qnd
its
1he
polish
too
MOOM
vi
Cold
Storage
Orotic
v
Loyal
Orm.ge
I.
u-1
Canadian
Legion
v
Nb'i
'
Canada
-Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vn
Kn..
Columbus.
Native
Stan
of
Canada
v
Can
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Motel
ft.
Mkm
Oaa.
Nat.
Vlechanlci
va.
Cold
i
.
Oral
to
v.
Kw
Jbnprass
A.C.
Canadian
Laylon
va.
atomic
lK(
KMKI.K
f
Osb.
Nat
Mechanic
va.
Uyu!
Orv
U4f
...
New
EmpacM
A.C.
va.
Moow
Oaa.
Nat.
Operating
va
lalm
PMMc
Rupees
Hotel
ra.
Coid
si
r
.
O
rat
to
va.
Native
Bona
of
Caim-i.
Canadian
Lefton
ra.
Kslfhu
u
kua.
16-Loyal
Orane
bade
Native
Bona
of
Canada
v
M-.
New
Frtjumi
A47
rt
Knirit
.:
r.
ucnfcu.
Can.
Nat.
OperaMnf
vs.
Cold
str
..
OaaUe
v.
Prince
Rupert
Hi:l
gaaa
Leten
va.
Can.
Ni
M-
IT
New
BHf
M
A.C.
vs.
Loyal
Orm
Native.
SeM
f
Canada
va.
fruw
it
part
Hotel.
Oaa
Nat.
Ofwratlnc
aa.
Moom-Cm.
Nat.
Mechanic
va.
Kui
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