PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILJ"
NEWS
ft-
1;
I
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
1W.
w
Bi
i
9
;
3
at
i
later
date.
It
is
advertised
that
fees
must
be
paid
strictly
in
advance,
the
same
rate
obtaining
as
last
year,
namely
$8
for
the
season
or
,$12
for
a
man
and
wife.
Non-members
residing
in
the
city
will
not
be
allowed
to
play
but
non-resit
dent
Visiting
with
members
may
be
admitted.
The.
courts
will
be
available
to
members
any
day,
morning,
afternoon
or
evening.
The
directors
made
an
effort
to
secure
a
hall
with
a
higher
ceiling.
The
cost
of
the
auditorium,
even
for
part
time,
was
higher
than
the
club
could
afford
to
pay.
Negotiations
were
carried
on
with
the
lessee
of
another
hall
but
nothing
definite
could
be
assured
so
it
was
decided
to
carry
on
at
the
same
hall
as
last
season.
Clears
Choked
Drains
Cleans
and
Disinfects
Kemoves
uiavainx
Makes
Good
SoaD.
E
clean
And
532
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til
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SI
BADMINTON
TO
!f
OPEN
TONIGHT;
Prince
Rupert
Club
to
Use
Same
Hall
an
Ist
Season
for
Play
The
executive
of
the
Prince
ftapert
Badminton
Club
last
eve-ting
decided
to
Again
tafce
the
De
Luxe
Hall
after
investigating
every
other
possible
place
to
play.
Some
were
too
costly
and
others
not
suitable
in
oilier
respects.
The
courts
will
be
open
this
evening
and
a
number
of
players
have
signified
their
intention
to
be
i
resent.
A
formal
opening
will
probably
be
arranged
for
a
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(lij
the
Tramp)
Billy
Townsend
and
Bert
Brown
fight
at
Vancouver
tomorrow
Bight
Bert
seems
to
have
the
best
of
the
money.
The
Wednesday
soccer
league
opens
tomorrow
at
Victoria
with
four,
teams,
Saanich
United,
Hudson
Bay,
The
Navy
and
Rennie
and
Taylor.
Torchy
Peden
of
Victoria
added
another
piece
of
silverware
t,
hia
collection
recently
in
England
when
he
won
a
21
mile
road
ran
at
Southgate,
England.
Th
photograph
of
Peden
and
Elde:
appeared
recently
in
the
Londo:
wauy
JMirror
auer
ouiracing
iw
of
England's
representatives
at
Amsterdam.
CAPTAIN
WEBB
NEVER
BEATEI
Record
of
21
Hours
45
Minutes
Dover
to
Calais
Yet
to
be
Broken
LONDON,
Oct.
2.
There
it
considerable
mystery
attached
to
the
English
Channel
swimming
course
from
England
to
France
being
plotted
by
T.
W.
Burgess,
one
of
the
three
men
who
have
swum
the
channel
from
the
English
side.
It
has
been
proved
beyond
doubt
that
the
English
Channel
can
be
swum
within
fifteen
hours,
but
only
from
France
to
England.
During
the
past
three
years
very
fast
swims
have
been
put
up
in
that
direction.
Michel
of
France,
elaims
to
have
accomplished
the
performance
in
11
hours,
6
minutes
although
that
record
has
not
been,
as
yet,
accepted
by
the
Channel
Swimming
Association
while
Miss
Gertrude
Ederle
of
New
York,
the
first
woman
to
cross,
took
14
hours,
30'
minutes,
her
feat
being
authenticated
by
the
association.
But
there
is
still
a
very
fine
re-tord
awaiting
to
be
broken,
and
thnt
is
the
one
of
21
hours,
45
minutes,
put
up
by
the
late
Captain
Webb,
who
crossed
from
Dover
to
Calais
in
August,
1875.
Although
over
half
a
century
has
dupsed,
that
record
remains
un-i
hallenged.
In
fact,
the
swim
from
England
to
France
has
only
been
accomplished
by
two
other
swimmers:
Burgess,
an
Englishman,
in
1911,
who
took
22
hours,
36
minutes,
and
II
Sullivan,
an
American.
12
years
later,
in
26
hours,
60
minutes.
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Original
Label
look
tor
it
at
the
Vendor'
and
Jntitt
on
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PROCURABLE"
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
MONDS
SAWS
Cross-cut,
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
10
more
timber,
time
and
labor
being
equal,
than
any
other
rnade.This
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged,
FRENCH
BOXING
CHAMPION
AND
HIS
BRIDE
VVAVAYAWAYAYAYAYAVfAVAyAYM
GEORGES
CARPENTIER
may
possibly
cunie
to
this
continent
again
in
the
near
future.
The
picture
was
taken
at
the
time
of
his
marriage
several
years
ago
Yankee
Players
Are
Almost
All
In
Hospital
And
Team
Will
Be
Weakened
Greatly
At
Opening
St.
Louis
Gets
the
Best
of
the
Betting
so
far,
Ten
to
Seven
Being:
the
New
York
Figures
Just
Now
NEW
YORK,
October
2.
If
tbey
would
play
this
world
series
in
a
hospital
ward
the
Yankees
could
win
without
a
struggle.
As
it
is
the
betters
favor
St.
Louis
at
odd
of
ten
to
seven.
However.
Huggins
has
a
lot
of
confidence
in
his
team
and
some
of
his
cripples
are
day
by
day
getting
better,
still
the
Yankees
will
enter
the
series
badly
handicapped.
Herb
Pennock
will
not
be
present
mystifying
the
Cardinuls
with
left
handed
slants.
Neither
will
Wiley
Moore.
Walte
Hoyt,
George
Pipgras
and
Tom
Zachary
will
have
to
tear
the
burden.
Most
of
the
infielr"
would
n
Tinea
r
better
in
hnsnlral
Tonv
Lazteri
who
Pan
thrrni
I1AHE
HUTU
overhand
only
at
the
price
of
ex-curciatlng
pain
in
his
shoulder
will
be.
at
second
base.
Mark
Koenlg,
suffering
froir
a
sore
foot
will
limp
about
short
stop.
Lou
Gehrig
struck
in'
the
face
by
a
batttd
ball
will
do
his
first
base
work
with
swollen
Hps
but
outberwise
in
sound
health.
Joe
Dugan'e
accustomed
place
at
third
will
probably
be
taken
care
of
by
Gene
Robertson
who
is
untried
in
world
series
fire.
Bob
Mtusel
and
Babe
Ruth
will
be
in
outfield,
although
the
latter
is
troubled
by
a
trick
knee.
Centrefield
duty
probably
will
be
divided
between
Cedric
Durst
and
Ben
Paschal,
although
there
is
a
poaslWlfty
that
Earl
Combs
injured
wrist
mar
mend
fast
Gehrig
is
one
of
the
Yankee
Cripple
result
of
being
struck
by
a
batted
ball
enough
to
let
Into
the
lineup
before
the
series
ende.
St.
Louis
Players
In
sharp
contrast
to
their
opponents
the
Cardinals
are
ready
for
the
series.
Bill
Sherdel,
Jess
Haines,
Grover
Alexander,
Clar-'
ence
Mitchell
and
Flint
Kheml
are
ready
to
do
the
pitching.
Indications
are
that
Sherdel
and
Haines
will
pitch
the
first
two
I
games,
and
that
Alexander
will
go
to
the
mound
in
the
third
game
at
St.
Louis
Sunday.
Huggins
is
extremely
uncertain
as
tp
bow
he
will
work
his
pitchers
but
It
Is
generally
agreed
he
can
start
with
no
one
but
Hoyt.
Star
of
the
Yankee
Baseb-.ll
team
to
whom
Manager
Miller
Hug-gina
looks
to
carry
his
team
to
ictory.
CITY
TO
PURCHASE
.
BONDS
SOON
MATURE
On
recommendation
q
the
finance-
committee,
the
city
council
last
night
decided
to
purchase
at
99.75
from
Chnrtey-Fraaer
Ltd.
$7,2W
worth
of
Prince
Rupert
bonds
coming
due
next
year.
Aid.
Cnllart
pointed
out
that
the
city
had
the
money
on
hand
and,
as
the
bonds
would
have
to
be
redeemed
anyway
in
a
short
time,
the
committee
deemed
it
advisable
to
take
them
now
and
save
the
intervening
Interest.
for
.
VeWQM
!
'
HUCKY
HARRIS
OF
WASHINGTON
WILL
BE
REPLACED
NOW
WASHINGTON,
Oct.
2
Ducky
Harris,
for
five
years
manager
of
the
Washington
Senators,
will
not
pilot
the
team
next
year,
Clark
(irif-
fith,
owner
of
the
team
an-
nou
need
today.
if-
X
SPORT
CHAT
i
Fine
weather
recently
;.t
Anyox
,-ernvtted
the
ijn'j-ti"ti
of
ten-1
:
i-
after
m
fort.nij'hi
lay-off.
j
'
he
finalists
in
tft
l;uli.-s
.-ingle)
irs.
C
utler
ami
Mis
Leighton.
i
resumed
play
;t
d-U.
th.ee-all.
I
Mist
Iightrn
finally
drawiny
i
veil
y
taking
the
set
at
h-0.
lni
the
third
Bet.
Mrs.
Cutler
began'
playing
for
the
base-iitie
ami
seemed
to
be
losing
out
but
h''
came
out
from
behind
tu
win
the
deciding
set
at
7.5,
the
last
game
going
to
deuce
several
times.
The
Elks
Lodge
at
Anyox
recently
was
host
at
a
hanquet
and
smoker
in
honor
of
the
EKV
baseball
team,
champions
at
the
smelter
town,
and
members
of
I
the
store
and
office
team.
Contributing
to
the
vocal
and
musi-1
!c;t)
program
were
Bros.
Dresser,
j
Owen
Kirkwood,
Roberts,
and!
Bennett.
Messrs
Ritchie
and
koberts
phiyed
a
banjo-mandolin
'net.
Mr.
Heywood
was
heard
In'
cuple
of
comic
selections,
and
i
C.
P.
Ashmor
and
Mr.
Hagerty
also
sang.
B.
M.
Buck,
as
toast-master
proposed
"the
Kinj."
Bro.
;
Ashton
and
Mr.
Ashmore
spoke'
to
the
toast
to
the
Store
team.:
Mr.
Smith
and
Mr.
Healy
to
the!
'Office
team
and
Bro.
Harmon
nd
D.
Wilson
to
the
Elks'
team.
(Mr.
Macintyre
addressed
the1
i
-athenr.;:
on
behalf
of
the
Com-
:nit-
League,
and
Bud
Sheen'
:.
e
;
n
outline
of
work
done.
JIM
CORBETT
,
A
RICH
MAN
I
.os
Angeles
Orowth
Has
Added
Couple
of
Millions
te
Ilk
Wealth
LOS
ANCELES,
Oct.
2.
Jim
(orbett,
one
time
champion
leavyweight
boxer
is
today
a
wealthy
man.
A
hundred
acre
ranch
owned
by
him
near
Los
Angeles
has
been
subdivided
and
is
being
sold.
When
it
is
all
disposed
of
it
is
said
he
will
have
drawn
$2,50A,000
from
the
piece
of
dirt.
And
Jim
is
also
drawing
down
a
fat
salary
for
vaudeville
work
and
has
signed
a
long
tour
for
Kurnpe.
WINNER
OF
FISHING
TROPHY
SECURED
FINE
LARGE
TROUT
Nlpigon
Shield
Went
to
Corby
Wilson
Who
Caught
7
1'Dunb'er
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
2.
Competi
tion
between
anglers
who
cast
their
lines
over
the
waters
of
the
famous
Niplgon
trout
stream
in
Ontario
for
the
honor
of
landing
the
largest
square
tail
trout
during
each
season
is
by
no
means
diminishing,
according
to
C.
K
Howard,
manager
of
the
Tourist
and
Convention
Bureau,
Canadian
National
Railways,
and
the
much-sought
Nipigon
Shield
this
year
was
won
with
a
7
'4
pound
beauty.
Thp
winner
of
the
trophy
wan
Corby
Wilson
of
Cameron
Falls.
Ontario,
and
the
dimensions
of
his
prize
winning
catch
were,
weight
7'
i
pounds,
length
2G
inches,
girth
1
6
1
4
inches.
The
runner
up
in
the
competition
for
the
shield
was
Calvin
II.
IV;.
sr.
(
incinnal
i,
Ohio,
who
1.1
nded
u
6
pound
trout.
I
III
III
I
Ml
I
estore
that
Lost
Flavour
SCHEDULE
FOR
PRINCE
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
Athletic
Club
on
Monday
evenings
at
8
o'clock,
with
one
exception
:
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SUqrtl
O
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Loose
w.
OoU
Shirsae.
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v.
Quill.
Prince
Rupert
HoM
KaigMa
of
The
ordinary
hash
or
stew
has
lost
ts
flavour
in
its
first
cooking.
Put
a
little
BOVEIIL
in.
Bovril
is
the
most
tasty
food
in
the
world.
Its'
rich
flavour
is
delightful.
You
can
have
a
better
dinner
U'a
so
easy
with
BovriL
BOVRIL
Improves
all
meat
dishes
Cm.
Nt.
Operettas.
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Coju
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Ossfto
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Rupert
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va.
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va.
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of
Oolumbua.
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va.
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Storage.
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va.
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Danadlan
Legion
vs.
Native
Sana
of
a
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Orange
Ledge
vs.
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of
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Nttlve
Bsna
of
Canada
va.
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Prlnoe
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Nat.
MaBhnos
va.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
..
New
lllipi
aw
A.C.
vs.
Moone.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
vi
Baflea.
rnoee
IMipert
jiotfl
va.
Opld
Orotto
vi.
Native
$sna
pf
psnada.
Canadian
Legion
va.
Knights
of
Oolumbua.
0
Loyal
Orange
Iiodge
va.
Saglea.
Native
Buna
of
Canada
vi.
Moohc.
New
Bmpress
A.C.
vt.
Knlgbta
of
'
There
would
be
little
,r
making
money
if
there
wesin
in
the
world
on
wh.
fend
it
There
Is
a
difference
of
.
.
f
.
1
r
,
Ion
as
to
whether
it
Is
1k-i
t
r
t
buy
labor
saving
ovle.
tor
n,
Vitcbeti
or
hire
a
girl.
It's
a
good
thing
the
li.mn
10
bad
else
we
might
get
to
ilt
UK)
well.
Eve
says
that
self
idndre
their
maker.
If
the
peas
roll
Piit
mt
honey
blade.
made
into
your
Ian.
on
the
km
I
Never
keep
a
cashier
who
tflelcr
hands.
There's
a
reason.
Aytos
eoming
north
from
iln
stateea
fill
the
tank
with
yn
;.iei
going
south
they
fill
their
t.-mU
with
liquor.
In
other
wonN
1
h.
tank
up
going
both
ways.
Noses
are
high,
rents
an
hii'h
that
is
the
record
of
a
"
nl
neighborhood."
Can
openers
and
bridge
seom
t
be
vtry
closely
associated
I
am
beginning
to
think
cards
were
in
vented
by
the
packers
to
encour
age
last
minute
dinners.
Advertise
In
The
News.
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
68
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand,
and
Gravel.
yp
Bpeciallze
In
Piano
and
Purnltura
Moving.