I
tion
Last
Evening
There
was
a
large
,and
enthusiastic
crowd
of
some
three
hundred
persons
at
the
semi-annual
hoedown
dance
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
In
the
Moose
Hall
last
night.
The
event
went
off
without
a
hitch
from
8
p.m.
to
2.30
a.m.
and
proved
very
enjoyable.
Lionel
Holtby
was
master,
of
ceremonies
and
splendid
music
was
furnished
by
Al.
Smail's
Orchestra.
The
program
consisted
of
.
waltzes
and
fox
trots
with
a
few
HhixMlanders
inUripersed.
Rfrtshments
were
hot
dogs,
coffee
and
ice
cream
which
Vert
sold
from
stalls.
Norris
Pringle
was
chairman
of
the
general
committee
in
charge,
other
members
being
Ralph
Le-Pine,
Jimmy
Farquhar,
Joe
Gosse
Morris
Blott,
Charlie
Mills,
Doug.
Nelson
and
Norman
Freeman.
Interesting
features
of
the
evening
were
the
drawings
for
the
f0
gold
piece
and
the
free
round
trip
to
Vancouver
which
was
comiucted
by
Leo
Waugh,
Ralph
LePine
and
Norri
Pringle.
The
winner
of
the
-?2tgold
piece
was
Lionel
Holtby,
the
of
ticket
No.
172
which
was
drawn1
by
Miss
Erray
ZareJli.
The
wlnijer
of
the
round
trip'
to
.
Vancouver
was
J.
Lionel
Holtby
with
ticket.
No.
lo6
drawn
by
Miss
Laura
Friz
zell.
(The
proceeds
of
the,
lioeclown
will,
as
usual,
be
applied"
to-the
playground
fund.
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r-
ikl,
f
m
Sr.
K
taVBTBXS1laTBl
ata
W
aw
B
A
I
I
.1-
!
-viway
nave
uic
luaic
&
WRIGLEY
package
In
a
ti
your
pocket.
ti
85
Soothes
nervci,
allays
C5
U
thirst,
aids
diceition.
111
SaL:
wu-
h
9
fair
15
t2
K
K
C
.B;B"
lteacn
i.uy
Misak
Alvatoff.
one
of
the
builders,
and
Mrs.
Aivatof
f
,
Frank
Gow,
superintendent
of
the
j
Famous
Players
Canadian
Corporation
for
Pritish
Columbia,,
and
Mrs.
Gow.
and
W.
C.
Hill
of
the
United
Artists
Corpora-
tion,
were
among
a
party
arriving
ill
me
cuy
iruiu
iiutuici
j
Prince
George
this
morning
to
be
present
at
the
opening
of
the
new
Capitol
Theatre
here
on
Monday.
On
the
same
boat
arrived
Will!
Edmunds,
popular
former
resident!
of'
Prince
Rupert,
and
Maude
Rush,
premiere
danceuse,
who.
will
take
a
prominent
part
in
a
vaudeville
program
which
will
feature
the
opening
week's
performances
at
the
new
house.
j
The
members
of
the
permanent
six-niece
orchestra
for
the
thea-O&also
arrived.
They
are
J.
de-Jausserand,
violinist
and
leader,
formerly
a
member
of
the
Capito-lians
of
Vancouver;
Edward
Lyon,"
pianist;
A.
H.
Nachbar,
a
for-fliitlst;
George
Maddams,
clarinet
.3
1
.
U'lMinm
Tiail.
I
anu
saouue
.
nullum
fcu-imont,
'cellist,
and
Fred
Wells.
I
traps
and
drums.
All
are
well
!
known
Vancouver
musicians.
MORRISSEY
OFF
'
TO
CANAL
ZONE
Schooner,
Which
Visited
A'ctlf
This
Summer,
Will
go
to
.
Greenland
Next
Year
Capt.
Robert
A.
Bartlett
stated
this
monirflg'
that
he'expected
to
mII
thTs
evening'
witn
the'auxili-ary
schooner
Effle
M.
Morrissey
for
the
Ganal
Zone
en
route
to
New
York.
The
vessel
has
bee"n
undergoing,
overhaul
in
the
local
dry
dock
since
returning
to
port
ten
days
ago
from
the
Arctic
Ocean
with
the
members
of
the
Stoll-McCracken
expedition.
Today
she
is
taking
on
coal
and
fuel
oil
preparatory
to
leaving.
Capt.
Bartlett
will
engage
In
seal
hunting
this
winter
on
the
Atlantic
Ocean
and
will
ultimately
reach'
his
home
port
of
St.
John's,
Newfoundland.
The
Effie
M.
Morrissey
is
chartered
for
another
scientific
.expedition
next
summer
1o
Greenland'.
J.
W.
McArthur
arrived
from
Victoria
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
to
join
the
staff
of
Ormes
Ltd.,
as
a
druggist
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.
PAGE
TWO
News
and
Views
IB
Th
e
World
of
Sport
THE
RISING
GENERATION
Series
of
Letter?
on
Live
Local
Subjects
by
Lads
and
Lasses
of
High
School
A
SWIMMING
POOL
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT.
(By
John
S.
Bushby)
It
is
generally
considered
that
;
The
question
of
sanitation
is
a
swimming
pool
would
be
of
very
important.
The
water
must
great
advantage
in
Prince
Rupert.
'contain
a
disinfectant
in
order
to
During
the
long
winters,
the
destroy
all
germs.
The
bathers
young
men
and
women
of
this
must
have
a
cleansing
shower
be-city,
after
theif
work
at
home,
of-
fore
entering
the
water,
and
all
fice
of
school,
seek
amusement
hired
bathing
suits
and
towels
in
some
form;
but
what
is
there
must
be
boiled
or
steamed
aft.r
here,
apart
from
motion
pictures
use.
and
occasionally
a
game
of
bas-
There
are
in
Prince
Rupert
sev-let
ball?
Nothing.
If
we
had
a
erj
'situations
suitable
for
a
pool.
It
would
attract
these
boys
swimming
pool.
The
first
is
on
and
young
men
whom
you
would
tjhjAeropolis
Hill,
otherwise
see
playing
pool
down-
Jere
j9
always
an
overflow1
town.
i.fr$h
the
reservoir
which
could
be
Now
comes
the
question
about
;
use'if
for
the
continual
changing
who
h
to
bear
the
expense.
Per-1
at
the
water
supply.
The
drain-haps
the
pu)
-hould
be
erected
ago
could
be
run
off
through
the
bv
a
public
subscription
fund,
and'
present
reservoir's
overflow
drain.;
afterwards
made
self-supporting.)
Since
steam
is
essential
to
warro,
There
is
no
rfcal
reason
wliy
it!
the
water,
a
location
by
a
laur--should
not
py.
Consider
the
dry,
so
as
to
use
it
exe
ste.-.m.
number
of
i-hildn-n
ho
go
to
the
i?
fetslr-K
A
itustir-n
at
-itner
theatre
r
.ery
Sarurdiy
afternoon
of
:hw
plscs
woUd
h-
two.!.
fr
most
of
these
would
coke
to
they
are
froth
witr.Ir.
c.
:
enjoy
a
swim.
from
all
parts
of
the
city.
GYROHOEDOWN
THEATREPARTY
IS
SUCCESS
ARRIVES
HERE
'
j
PformrS
and
Lionel
Holtby
and
J.
C.
Brad,
Officials,
Special
Members
of
Capitol
Orchestra
Winners
of
Raffles
at
Func-
FRANK
BAKER
AND
HIS
TWO
DAUGHTERS.
FORMER
HOME
Rl
N
KING
Who
took
to
farnuug
i-u?
'
'
:
''
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(U;
Hit
Tramp)
Oriental
Park,
Havana's
race
course-,
is
Ijeing
prepared
for
the
winter
season.
Five
hundred
army
mules,
hired
from
the
Cuban
Government
will
be
trotted
and
galloped,
over
the
racing
strip
every
Jdayjf
cr
two
weeks.
The
clay
footfggrrias
been
baked
hard
iif
game.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
mP
iropicai
sun,
ana
tfte
su-1
Shef
f
lM
United
2.
Derby
1.
perlntendent
of
the
course
be-Wet
Ham
2,
EVerton
4.
neves
me-
muie
irestment
will
be
effective.
:
'.
BrandoBj
for
format
ciations
.
Canadian-,
downsfi
may
me
meetinvj
Bf
thf
the
tv
to
be
tuJ
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Aston
Villa
3,
Bolton
&.
Barnsley
2,
Blackburn
2.
Bury'
U,
Sheffield
Wednesday
4.
Cardiff
0.
Sunderland
1.
Leeds
A,
Manchester
City
1.
Leicester
10,
Portsmouth
0.
Liverpool
2.
HudoVrsfleld
3.
.
Manchester
United
1.
Birmingham
0.
Newcastle
0.
Arsenal
3.
Division
II.
ialH!!
City
1.
Stoke
City
8.
tk
i
n.
Ihe
Mk'-IKA5
Mi(,d,elbcrB
4
KllkckWfdli
1
of
Dorainton
asso-1
,.
.,
av-i
p.IjZ,i,t,
o
at
will
arrange
for
championship
plajr-
sketball
sod
baseball
ialize
in
December.
A
II
be
held
at
the
Head
es
in
that
meufth
and
t
important
subjects
n
up
at
that
time
are
the
baseball
and
basketball
title
play.
It
should
net
be
hard
to
bring
the
basketball
squads
from
all
over
CaRada
Into
line
for
the
Dominion
title.
This
.has
been
Tirnt'an
In
i
Vx
rti.
f
f
u
seasons
Miiinn
tot
n
III
sh
Notts
County
1,
Notts
Fdest
1.
Oldham
1.
(
helsea
t.
Port
Vale
Clapton
fc
'
Preston
2.
Swaas
2.
Reading
4.
Bradford
0.
Southampton
1,
Bamaley
2.
Tottenham
t.
Grimsby
1.
Wolverhampton
Z.
Bristol
City
1.
SCOTTISH
I,
HAGUE
DirWun
1.
Airdrieonisns
2,
Falkirk
S.
k
wi'iZ..
a
Ayr
4,
Queens
Park
1.
titles..
But
with
baseball
it
will
.
....
.T.
.
be
a
different
proposition.
Owing
J'
Ttl
Metherwell
n
4.
HswiKon
t
8.
41..
,
I
.u
a
.
;
association
will
have
to
be
very
i
strict
lii
the
matter
of
Provincial
phVydowna,
and
bring
the'
teams
'together
in
the
finals
at
;a
T?rieA
of
the
year
when
baseball'
Is
at
its
height.
It
is
not
.'desireuH,
for
instance,
that
the
I
final
U-
held
in
September..
August
s.
the
protr
month,
and
that
means
the
starting
of
Provincial
lay
during
July.
The
:
funds
for
the
promotion
of
the
I
championship
series
would,
of
!
course,
come
from
the
games,
and
trfcre
should
be
no
difficulty
in
getting
.the
revenue
from
that
source.
.
More
power
to
those
behind
the
plan.
FELL
FROM
A
LAUNCH
AND
WAS
DROWNED
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Oct.
20
J.
Ps
StiIIIvan,
salesman
fur
i
New
York-leather
goods
firm
from
a
launch
into
the
i-
ru.se
5
1
PUver
last
night
and
wus
di
ov,
1
Partick
2,
Clyde
0.
St.
Johnston)-
2,
Dunflee
2.
St.
Mirren
r,
Kilmarnock
4.
Third
Lanurk
1,
Aberdeen
8.
!l
THROUGH
SLEEPERS
TO
THE
SHIP'S
SIDE
SPORT
CHAT
Several
6f
the
basketball
teams
which
will
be
entered
In
the
various
leagues
during
the
coming
winter
season
started
practices
at
the
Exhibition
Hall
this
week.
With
so
many
change
in
the
complexion
of
the
leagues
this
i
year
and
far
more
new
teams
FMlnwlng
several
nseeiings
hld
U
complete
organization,
th;
T"SKrtitkll
s.sn
p
ln.iuurtd
.
i:
-
s.wr.
halL
Alrh.-,
three
teams
have,
entered
the
men's
and
women's
leagues,
the.
outlook
is
bright
for
another
suc-Uessful
playing'
season.
The
ladies'
leagues
will
consist
of
the
High
School,
Town
and
Pirate
teams,
the
majority
of
last
year's
j
championship
Cyclone
(C:G.LT.)
team
being
included
In
the
school
'entry.
The
men's
division
wfll
comprise
the
Church,
1927-28
champions
and
holders
of
the
Orchard
Cup,
Canadian
National
Railways
and
Town.
Several
new
players
are
on
hand
to
strengthen
the
teams
and
some
interesting
games
should
result.
The
boys'
and
girls'
junior
basketball
teams
are
also
preparing
for
a
series
of
games
during
the
winter.
Soccer
throughout
British
Columbia
is
in
need
of
some
"Strong
Arm,"
if
it
is
not
to
follow
in
the
footsetps
of
lacrosse,
write
the
sport
editor
of
the
Victoria
fTimes.
In
recent
years
there
has
been
a
strong
tendency
for
players
to,
flfht
op
the
field,
while
iasop)s'f
Ks;rrferti..have
been
the
objectof
jkWf.
-
This
is
what
killed
ihic'rossn-.
Fighting
-on
thf
field
of
ply
will"
ruin
rany
game,
and
football
is
headed
for
darker
days,
if
this
kind
of
thing
is
not
stopped.
Only
last,
season
a
player
in
Victoria
drew
the
Ire
of
foojball
heads,
for
striking
a
referee,
and
was
promptly
suspended-
for
a
year.
More
punishment
oC
this
sort
would
tend
to
remind
the
players
they
should
I
act
like
sportsmen,
uist
Satur
day
two
local
players
were
ban
ished
from
the
field
for
fighting
(This
soft
of
thing
does
not
please
the
average
fan,
even
although
it
does
cause
a
little
excitement
(The
soccer
fan
goes
out
to
see
what
he
hopes
will
be
a
good
game
of
soccer
and
this
is
impos
sible
if
the
players
are
sent
off
the
field
for
misconduct
j
Referees
are
largely
responsible
I
for
trouble
between
opposing'
I
players;
They
fail
to
keep
them
.in
check
and
as
a
result
feelings,
run
high.
If
a
referee
handles
a
'game
in
a
capable
manner
there
j
is
little
chance
for
'trouble
to
develop
among
the
players.
The!
."fight
bug"
has
developed
In
Van-1
,couvcr
soccer
circles
also.
Last
Saturday
Westminster
Royals
The
Canadian
National
Rail-,
Dominion
champions,
and
North
ways
have
mud
arrangements
to
Shore
engage(i
a
gimt
hi
Van.
operate
spei
il
trains
and
through
CGUVer
that
was
a
disgrace.
Smith
sleeping
ear
from
the
Pacific
of
Nortn
Shore
wag
carrie(1
off
Coast
to
the
ship's
side
at
Mon-
the
fieM
with
a
fractured
arm
treal
and
llullfax
in
connection
and
wJu
be
put
of
t,ie
game
fof
with
sailing
for
the
Old
Coun-
pme
time
Following
this,
two
try
during
November
pd
Dfcem-
or
more
,,iayer(,
engaged
in
a
ber
Full
itiformatian
from
City
fJtrntt
and
a
near
free.f0r-all
re-Ticket
Offie.
W
Tkird
Avenue.
BU,tedi
A
,iwle
more
dlBC,pHM
Prinoe
Rupert
Phone
200.
282
)by
lhe
referee,
the
team
managers
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
or
Old
Ace
Skirl
J
llrllrfd
hj
SANTAL
MIDY
nid
b
ll
U(upru
and
league
officials,
would
do
a
lot
toward
keeping
the
game
clean
throughout
British
Colum-1
bin.
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
tern.
42.
Overcar-t,
calm,
HAYE
DANCE
Function
in
Their
Honor
Lift!
V'1L1
4
......
.....Al
I...
I
fu.nl
I
Navy
League
A
rather
interesting
feature
of
the
evening's
proceedings
was
a
waltzing
competition
in
which
the
judges,
Mesdames
Blance,
Dibb
and
Patterson,
fonod
Wflllatn
Mim
Rth
Moore
an
P(.-s
ti'-d
tr
fiuii.iiv.
Eacb
poy
orougnt
hi
own
gin
guest
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night
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Lieut.
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Bobert
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new
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having
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function,
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league
schedules
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attendance
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hours
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started
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most
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negotiations
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the
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passed
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games
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dancing.
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Mim'
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ceremonies,
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were
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