PAGE
TWO
N
SPORT
CHAT
Judging
from
the
way
thing:
went
this
year,
inter-town
base
bill
and
football
games,
which
have
always
up
to
this
year
beer
held
in
connection
with
the
Ex
hibition.
are
still
better
and
more
popular
attractions
in
the
way
of
outside
sport
at
the
Fair
tha-are
such
innovations
as
the
St
am
pede.
No
other
conclusion
car
be
drawn
from
the
fact
that
on
Friday
afternoon,
which
was
not
too
bad
from
the
weather
standpoint,
less
than
half
a
dozen
people
turned
out
for
the
stampede.
Never,
even
in
the
rain
has
inter-town
baseball
or
football
games
fallen
so
flat.
It
i-generally
hoped
in
sporting
circles
that
such
games
will
be
resumed
next
year.
It
has
been
so
customary
to
hold
them
tha
they
are
now
expected
by
th
public
with
which
they
have
always
proven
popular.
Next
year
it
might
also
be
well
to
give
better
supervision
to
the
native
football
series.
The
Indians
were
disappointed
this
year
that
neither
series
were
finished.
Of
course,
the
unfavorable
weather
upset
things
generally
and
the
sports
and
attractions
committee
of
the
Fair
cannot
be
held
responsible
for
that.
George
Young
came
back,
spur
red
on
by
the
deafening
cheers
of
almost
200.000
wildly
enthusiastic
spectators,
the
hero
of
CataJina
stroked
his
way
through
the
waters
of
Lake
Ontario
to
a
thrilling
victory
over
Norman
,
Ross,
Chicago,
in
a
three-and-one
eighth
mile
swim
off
the
Canadian
Nation
exhibition
waterfront.
After
his
defeats
in
the
Wrigley
swims
this
year
and
last.
Young's
marvellous
exhibition
of
swimming
prowess
reinstated
him
in
the
affections
of
his
fellow
townsmen.
Mendel
I
Burditt
another
Torontonian
came
third
in
the
race,
which
was
opened
to
the
14
swimmers
who
received
gratuities
from
the
exhibition
for
their
showing
in
the
15-mile
marathon.
OFFICERS
CHOSEN
FOR
VICTORIA
RUGBY
UNION
Four
Teams
Entered
in
Senior
Division
This
Season
'
rlni
Chalrladjr
She
wanted
mr
to
w
a
finger
In
the
pie.
but
I
unrlt
a
rat
an'
nipped
It
In
the
bud
Second
Same
Lor.
Mm.
'Arris,
ow
you
do
mix
your
eemaphorea.
I
VICTORIA,
Sept
17.
At
the;
annual
meeting
of
the
Victoria'
Rugby
Union
P.
F.
Curtis
was
chosen
president
for
the
coming'
year,
the
other
officials
being:
,
Vice-president.
H.
J.
Ketchin;
secretary.
V.
L.
Denton;
treasurer.
Bob
Travis;
chairman
of
intermediate
league.
I.
Simpson;!
secretary.
R.
Symons;
chairman
of
the
referees'
board.
G.
Sanson
;
re-
i
ptesentative
of
the
school
league,'
Captain
Dexter:
and
delegates
to;
the
British
Columbia
Rugby
Union,
Gordon
Cameron
and
Bob,
Tratis.
The
prospective
entries
for
this;
year's
senior
division
will
be
Canadian
Scottish.
Navy,
Pirates
and
J.B.A.A..
while
in
the
inter-1
mediate
section
the
following
have
signified
their
entering!
teams:
Canadian
Scottish.
Oak!
Bay
Wanderers,
University
School
.
and
Victoria
College.
?KM
APHOHIC
ALLY
fPF.AKIVO
THE
pAII.Y
NEWS
Uooday.
Sept
mlei
1
1
'.I
'
ews
an
V
iews
In
The
.
World
of
Sport
jl6
tlJ'
.
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i
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nm
'-'
'
"
1
'
"
TILDEN
BLAT.S
LA
USTK:
Pl
y
in
the
match
between
the
American
ace
and
his
French
rival
on
opening
day
of
the
Davis
Cup
VICTORIA
WINS
ATBASEBALL
DUNCAN.
Sept.
17
The
Victoria
Capitals
won
the
Senior
B.
Baseball
title
by
defeating
Britannia
Mines
here
yesterday
ten
points
to
seven.
Victoria
won
two
game
of
the
series
and
the
Mines
one.
Britannia
Beach
was
rated
as
a
snappy
aggregaiion
and
treated
the
fans
to
good
ball.
They
fought
their
way
to
the
semi-final
by
defeating
"E"
tesm?
in
the
province.
Their
tir!:rg
taff
include
CadVr.hea'i.
a
right
hander.
and
Kozak.
a
ouhpaw.
CJarx.
their
catcher,
is
reported
as
one
of
the
best
in
the
loop.
Dor.
Mnzie
formerly
a
ber
of
the
staff
of
the
toe
I
branch
of
the
Cinadlaa
Bank
of
Commerce
and
now
with
the
East
End
branch
in
Vancouver,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
his
return
south
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
weeks
holidaying
in
the
city.
MICHEL
WON
ELEVEN
HOUR
RACE
IN
EAST
Waa
Only
One
to
Swim
Thirty
Miles
Dewn
St.
Lawrence
Rfrer
MONTREAL
Seat.
17.
Geerge
Michel
of
Paris,
the
only
swimmer
of
eigfcteea
entrants
to
finish
the
Montreal
Sorel
marathon
Sunday,
covered
thirty
miles
down
the
St.
Lawrence
in
11
hours
19
minutes
and
won
the
first
prize
of
$508
and
a
silver
cup.
William
Cruickshank,
of
the
C.
Ji.R.
city
ticket
office
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
on
holidays.
While
in
the
south.
Mr.
Cruickshank
will
represent
the
local
Gyro
Club
at
!th:
district
convention
whic!i
will
I
be
held
next
week
in
Victoria.
Mrs.
Cruickshank
and
son
are
'already
in
the
south.
Five
Braw
Highland
Laasie3
PRIZEWINNERS
i
IN
CAMPAIGN
Th?fe
were
not
entitled
to
any
commission-',
but
even
these
were
included,
cheer..-
being
sent
to
all.
een
to
those
who
turned
in
only
one
subcriptior..
To-lay
the
campaign
manager
left
f
r
the
prairies
where
he
will
conduct
a
similar
campaign
H
'
''wk't
Current.
They
came
from
Vancouver
with
a
number
of
others,
all
pupils
of
Mus
Jean
Gauld
fntre),
to
eate-r
the
list
at
the
Banff
Highland
Gathering.
They
all
had
their
fling
and
their
wann
triubhas
and
sword
dance
too
to
the
tune
of
the
piper.
-CO-'
o
0
5f
jV
WW
arri.t.'vifctF.
An
Insm.-.n
wh-,
bad
)ut
arrived
In
i
J.
.
Yr.re
w
Ta::ns
hl
IlnM
walk
tr.
han
'
-.
'
.
n
l
I
-
:
t-
.!
a
-:
;f
fro-h
.
srotlM-r
who
had
Mill
years
In
toe
hr
mw
a
grea.
'
lOOarr'"
he
askea.
rrles."
said
his
LEAGUE
GAMES
Two
Cars
Delivered
Saturday
and
American
Shows
Yankees
Half
a
Checks
Delivered
or
Sent
to
Game
in
I
-cad
and
St.
I-ouis
all
Other
i
Two
1
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
17.
Both
W.
L
Pet
'St
Louis
86
66
.603
Nw
rk
84
67
.696
Chicago
88
59
.586
!
Pittsburg
T9
62
.660
1
Cincinati
74
65
.5321
o3Z
Brooklyn
70
72
.4931
Boston
45
94
.325'
Philadelphia
43
98
.805
j
American
New
York
92
49
.668
(Philadelphia
92
50
.648
St.
Louis
78
64
.6-19
Chicago
88
75
.476
l
Washington
67
75
.472
Detroit
62
80
.487
Cleveland
69
83
.416
Boston
60
82
.352
-
!
..A.nM
L
A
L
Tl
,
thlm
cranberrle.
'
C.Ufity
of
Anyox
was
a
l
I
At
V.
better
appleaeuce
Kr
ao'iara
tne
l'rince
1
a
.
.
,
M.
Mr
passen
(ieri?i
unroot,
tain
muni
going
mrougn
on
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(ity
The
Trump)
Johnny
Farrell,
copping
of
$1,
1
500
in
spending
money
ly
grab-I
bing
the
annual
prize
for
the
'
fanciest
rigged
golfer,
has
start-'
eti
even
the
tough
professionals
reading
nyle
boots
:.ti(l
tin-
golf
writers
have
to
write-
an
much
about
the
costumes
on
the
course
:
hs
ihey
do
about
the
strokes.
Charley
Paddock,
in
the
final
;
Olympic
trials,
outragged
A.A.U.
'sartorial
conv
niion.
by
uptH-ar-ing
in
baby
blue
trunks
and
when
jihe
pur
coiiliui'..
keep
him
off
:
the
team
by
feosion.il
tin
,
for
betnr
a
!.
I
team
K.ilei
calling
him
a
pro-t
r
to
d;;r
him
.tl
liut
when
the
to
Amsterdam
the:
reports
as.iirr.td
In
give
all
the
impo'-K-.n'
i'Viiii
of
the
departure
vi.Eimittnd
themselves
to
the
following:
"Lawton
Robertson,
head
i
oat
h
of
the
team,
was
at-ij-ei
in
a
stunning
costume.
He
:
rc
white
buckskin
shoes
with
T-xn
trimming,
wuier
green
flan-j
'nel
trousers,
a
camel's
hairi
jacket,
a
sky
blue
silk
shirt
with;
collar
to
match
and
a
rich
purple'
silk
cravat
and
he
carried
a
leg-!
horn
straw
hat."
I
BULL
MARKET
AGAIN
I
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
17.
The
Stock
Exchange
experienced
a,
strong
bull
market
today
with
i
On
Saturday,
which
was
the
day
major
league
races
are
as
far
General
Motors
mounting
to
$211.
foL'owias
the
closing
of
the
circu-
from
being
decided
as
on
the
the
highest
price
in
history
and
iation
campaign
which
ended
so
opening
day
of
the
season.
The!
United
States
Steel
gaining
a
new
uccessfully
the
previous
night,'
victories
of
the
Yankees
and
high
for
the
ar
at
$1607
the
Poatiac
Six
sedan
car
was
de-
Philadelphia
Sunday
left
the
!
livered
to
Mrs.
George
Dover,
the
Yankees
half
a
game
in
the
lead,
winner,
and
the
Ford
Tudor
to
Gehrig
hit
his
24th
home
ran.
Miss
Laura
Frizsell
and
checks
St
Louis
stretched
the
lead
of
were
mailed
r
delivered
person-
that
team
in
the
National
League
ally
to
all
who
took
part
as
can-
to
two
games
when
the
Giants
di
dates
in
the
campaign.
bowed
to
Pittsburg.
There
were
a
few
who
fell
by
Following
are
the
scores
and
the
way.-ide
and
did
not
report
at
averages:
the
close
according
to
the
rules.
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
league
Phiadelphia
7;
Cleveland
1.
Washington
11;
Detroit
7.
Boston
1-2;
Chicago
7-0.
New
York
7;
St.
Lopis
6.
National
League
Cincinnati
2;
Brooklyn
1.
Pittsburg
l;
New
York
0.
Coast
League
Sacramento
6-2;
Hollywood
e-6.
boa
Angeles
4-2;
Seattle
6-7
Oakland
5-S;
Miaaiona
8-8.
Saa
Franeiaco
7-0;
Portland
8-
SATURDAY
IIASKBALL
American
league
.
.
Philadelphia
5;
Cleveland
0.
New
York
6;
St
Louii
6.
Roeion
3;
Chicago
4.
Washington
12;
Detroit
10.
National
League
Brooklyn
4;
New
Tort
5
Chicago
2-6;
Hoeton
6-1.
&.
Louis
3-8;
Philadelphia
4-4.
Cincinnati
1;
Pittabarg
6.
Coast
League
Loa
Angeles
7-4
;
Seattle
5-1
Oakland
4;
Miaaiona
1.
Saenuanto
7;
Hollywood
.
San
Prsacisco
6-1;
Portland
0-
LEAGUB
STANDING
National
CRNBKAL
DE&OIAT10N
RESULT
OF
HURRICANE
NEW
ORLEANS.
Sept.
17.
Geaeral
desolatioa
from
Pempano
to
Palm
Beach
in
Florida
from
a
hurricane
is
reported
today.
PRETTY
NATIVE
WEDDING
HERE
1
;
ed.
The
groom
also
had
six
at-U
tendants.
The
bride
was
given
away
by
the
groom's
mother
and
Canon
W.
F.
Rusijbrook
officiat
ed.
After
the
ceremony,
there
was
a
wedding
banquet
in
one
of
the
downtown
hotels.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ryan
will
take
up
residence
in
Metlakatla.
TRADE
AGREEMENT
WITH
PORTUGAL
IS
SIGNED
BY
CANADA
LISBON,
Sept.
17.
The
trade
agreement
between
Canada
and
Portugal
to
become
effective
October
1
was
announced
here
last
nitfht.
The
agreement
provides
rerirni'ul
most
favored
nation
a
I
treatment
for
each
nation
In
the
markets
of
the
other.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
,rv-irty
of
a
D.
.,.,...
....
The
following
quouti-,,,.'
,
bid
and
asked.
Argenta
Rufu.s
25;
l'7
Bay
view
5'-;
6.
B.
C.
Silver,
nil;
i..,o.
Big
Missouri,
52;
:,
Cork
Province
26
,
Cotton
lielt
50;
ni!
Dunwcll
ll;
15.
DuthK
nil
95.
Geor
'i
"opper
6.9."i;
i,
.
Geo-viu
Rive
r
80;
;;i
Glasiar
nil;
25.
f!c
m
ula
8C
8H.
Gmrdview
45;
45'
Independence
13'..
;
M
'..u
n
6',2;
7.
Kootenay
?.
erne
lm
L.
&
L.
10;
'
'J'
j.
I.akeview
IV.
I1,.
Leadsmith
2;
nil.
Lucky
Jim
25;
2fi.
M:.rmo
M
iU
9:
!
Marmot
Kivcr
Gold
'
Mohawk.
6;
6
Nation;
!
Silver
Noranda
51.H5;
nil
Perd
Oreille
13.80;
Porter
Idaho
66.
Premier
2.40;
2.42.
Ruth
Hope
55;
58.
Silver
Crest
10;
11
Silverado,
nil;
70
Silversmith.
10;
nil.
Slocan
King
"';
;.
Sunlock
2.10;
2.50.
Snowflake
47;
,48.
Terminus,
nil;
20
Topley
Richfield.
f,
White
Water
1.85:
Woodbine
14:l;
15
,
OILS
Dalhouia
nil;
2.45
DevaBiah
66;
68.
Devaaish
66;
68.
Fabyon
14;
11.
Home
2.51
;
2.54.
1
1
'
RAINING
EVERYWHERE
IN
NORIHEtV
B.C
I
"
The
daily
weather
r
Government
Telegru.
that
practically
every
district
north
and
."
wett,
it
was
raining
th
Temperatures
were
fa.
i
Following
is
tne
detu
Htisport:
Cl-iudv.
66.
Port
Simpson
:
Kan
temp.
64.
Terrace:
Bain.
calm.
Rosewood:
Rain,
culn.
Aiyaash:
Raining.
61.
Alien
Am:
Heavy
r
MiaalJIy
Bolton,
Beautiful
Bride,
temp.
60.
af
IhrvM
K.
Ryan.
Had
Six
Aayox:
Heavy
rain.
FMdasaMha
in
Catimiflil
M.
Stewart:
Heavy
1
One
of
the
prettiest
and
most
temp.
4C
picturesque
native
weddings
that'
Haaeitoa:
Raining,
has
taken
p!a
here
in
some.
.
time
waa
soh
mnUed
at
8
o'clock
Smithers:
Raining.
fia,MMi.w
()
t
B
la.
uwewewai
wo
wwm
mwm
wv
aow
drewa
Anglican
Cathedral
when
Mies
Lily
Bolton,
daughter
of
the
late
Frank
Bolton
and
Mrs.
Bol
ton
of
Kitkatla,
waa
united
in
marriage
to
David
Edward
Ryan.
1
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Pater
Ryan
of
Metlakatla.
The
bride,
who
was
charming
indeed
In
a
wedding
yown
of
white
satin
with
lace
overdress
and
the
conventional
veil
with
coronet
of
orange
blossoms
and
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
pink
carna
tions,
was
attended
by
no
leas
than
six
bridesmaids
each
of
whom
was
no
less
faintly
gown
Buna
Lake:
Cloudy.
48.
Eighth
Cabin:
Kar
wind.
High
Low
PRINCES
RUPERT
VsY
Mender,
Sept.
K
3.3n
a
I5.2:t
1
.
9.20
.
21.54
i'
GOLDBLOOM'S
SALE
OF
LADIES'
FUR
COATS
Would
you
like
a
fur
you
like
to
get
It
at
orvr
th
the
regular
cart?
Of
rour
Who
wouldn't?
The
thing
'l
to
visit
Ooldbloomli
tt,-
'
far
eeaJer.
Ooldbloom
u
'
of
fun
before
he
leave
f'-
v
He
goea
nest
week
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