Contract
Almost
Completed
by
Priace
Kupert
Firm
and
Will
Open
October
K
The
contract
of
two
I'ricce
Ru-j.ert
men.
Alderman
W.
J.
(Jreei
and
Archi-
Beat
lie.
for
the
erection
of
a
new
gymnasium
for
ihe
Community
Club
at
Anyox
is
al-not4.
oorrifdeted
and
the
building
is
to
be
handed
over
to
the
club
tor
tht-
formal
opening
on
October
8.
Ai
'iviintr
to
E.
H.
Mortimer,
who
rfturr:i-'i
from
there
this
week,
'he
:
-iple
there
are
much!
pleased
w
ith
the
speed
shijwrc
in
carrying
ui
the
work
and
the
ex-1
cellen!
muMier
in
which
it
has
keen
d
Tbe
vmria-ium
is
8-1
feet
long
and
64
feet
wide
and
120.000
feet
of
lumber
was
used
in
its
con-9tru:ioii.
The
floor
of
the
hall
is
80
feet
by
50
feet
and
in
addition
there
are
locker
rooms
and
showers
in
the
basement
and
a
large
dining
room
to
seat
220
with
a
kitchen
adjoining.
The
gym
will
be
used
for
winter
sports
and
particularly
basketball.
A
number
of
former
Prince
Rupert
players
are
looking
for
intr-town
gam
and
hope
to
see
a
strong
team
from
Prince
Rupert
invade
their
town
and
make
a
tussle
for
basketball
honors.
'ATARRH
of
head
or
throat
1
nan!!?
f
benefited
by
tha
rapora
ef
VI6KS
VapoRub
0r3l
MOtmm
JmnV4
YmmHj
LffigtheTailor
Phone
615
Clolhes
Cleaning
Price
list
like
this
to
worth
keeping
in
miad!
Ladies'
or
Gentlemen's
Sails
steam
presaed
t
Oreraoata
1t
Trousers
Xit
Skirt
3Tc
Boys'
Suits
."Of
SUITS,
Dry
Cleaned
and
steam
p
rested
....
$2.(M
OvercoaU
S'J.OO
Trousers
75
f
Skirt
7."e
Boys'
Suits
$UW
Also
Ladies'
Fancy
work
at
reasonable
ratos-
We
call
for
and
deliver
to
all
parts
of
the
eHjr.
Ow
Special
Low
Price
on
New
Suits
!
Made-to-measure
still
Continues
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
years'
experience
in
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
fell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weighta
and
mensurctJ
are
right.
So
is
our
Service
Ilione
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time
HAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
lied
317.
at
'
"
"
Giants
In
Idleness
Make
Gain
Over
St
Louis
Through
Defeat
That
Team
Brooklyn
Yesterday
TEW
YORK.
SentajutM-
7
behind
the
Cardinals
as
a
result
over
St.
Laais
in
Brooklyn
yesterday
when
he
held
the
leaders
to
five
hits,
fanned
seven
to
hit
the
200
mark
for
the
season
and
walked
away
with
hie
22nd
victory.
The
Giants
in
idleness
beard
of
the
downfall
of
their
foes
with
jubilation.
While
Chicago
is
invading
New
York
today
the
Cardinals
will
be
in
Boston
where
they
hope
to
fatten
np
on
three
Ramos
from
the
Braves
which
may
place
them
.
.
-
back
ia
their
position
of
ad
van-:
tage.
j
The
Yankees
fare
Detroit
today)
while
Philadelphia
will
be
at
Chicago.
There
were
no
American
League.
game
played
yesterday.
National
League
9t
Levis
1.
Bfootriya
&
Chicago
8,
Philadelphia
S.
American
League
No
game
scheduled.
LEA
HUE
STANDINGS
National
W.
L.
pt!
ft
TjtacU
ft?
S3
New
York
91
68
.811.
Chicago
87
82
.584,
Fttiaburg
86
SS
.587!
Cincinnati
77
78
.51
BrooMyB
74
7
,498
IBewtoa
80
100
.S88
Philadelphia
48
107
3&T
American
New
York
07
52
.661
IPhiteeetpMa
93
54
.688
jSt
Lotths
80
70
jWaehington
73
77
.487
Chicago
71
70
.478
Detroit
87
82
.450
Cleveland
61
88
.409
Boston
53
95
.38
COAST
LEAGUE
I1ASEBALL
Hollywood
10,
Log
Angeles
3.
Seattle
4,
Oakland
3.
Portland
4,
Sacramento
3.
Missions
8,
San
Francisco
0.
I)aiy
Vance
a
brilliant
victory
for
Drooklyn
yesterday,
when
he
fanned
seven
and
held
St.
Louis
to
five
hits.
The
fiianta
ar
nnlr
half
a
mm
of
Daszy
Vance's
brilliant
victoo'
CAPTAlS
Or
YANKEES
A3
A
J$Wt
H
CJ
"
'
.
,
;
Cmptl
IWKVJ
ENGLISH
SOCCER
LONDON.
Sept.
27.
Derby
County
and
Arsenal
played
a
v
in
the
first
dlvi-
OFFICERS
FOR
GOODROADSAT
REG1NA
MEETING
J
The
success
that
has
been
attain-REGINA.
Sept.
27.
Federal
aid
ed
by
the
game
ha
boon
largely
for
highways,
building
cement
dae
to
the
energy
and
tiek-to-bridges
and
roads,
elimination
of
itiveness
of
such
person
a
Geo.
level
crossings,
financial
respon-!
Johnstone
and
a
few
others
afbinty
of
urban
mnnfcrparltfe
There
is
no
doubt
he
deserves
a
tn
road
development,
gasoifoe
rest
new
so
he
may
take
a
little
taxation,
winter
roads,
all
had
a
'enjoyment
out
of
the
name
wRh,
place
on
the
agenda
at
yesterday'
perhaps,
a
little
leas
reapoMibU-session
of
the
good
roads
conven-
ity.
As
he
feel,
it
is
high
time
tion
here.
some
one
else
offered
to
help
out.
Hon.
G.
L.
McPherson,
minister;
It
ia
to
be
hoped
that
there
wil
of
public
work
for
Alberta
was
be
large
and
wilting
crowd
It
elected
preilderit;
II6h.
D.
A.
the
annual
meeting.
'
Stewart,
minister
of
ptibrfc
works
of
New
Brunswick,
vice-presi
dent,
and
Hon.
N.
S.
Iougheed
of
1
British
Columbia
second
vice-
president,
while
Deputy
Minuter
Phillipa
of
B.C.
wa9
eleeted
to
the
board
of
directors.
j
j
itl.
.
-
....
,
inis
auernoon
s
iram,
ane
Krom
the
East
at
3.30.
wan
re
porieu
mis
morning
to
ue
on
time.
S
SPORT
CHAT
OrgsjuaacJoa
for
the
rufous
;
winter
sport
in
the
city
is
pro--jeeeding
with
despatch
this
year
sad,
from
the
present
appearance
of
things,
tho
end
of
September
.
.
a
a
a
a
tt
a
pamewairy
ail
UM
nusl
meeting
held
with
a
number
of
competition-
getting
under
way
early
in
October.
The
Crib-bage
League
is
all
set
and
will
;
start
activities
or.
October
8th.
!l.O;D.E.
and
Prim
e
Rupert
Bad-minton
Clubs
have
both
held
their
annoal
meeting
and
play
will
start
soon.
The
annual
meetm?
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
will
be
held
at
an
early
date.
The
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
is
plan
ning
to
call
the
ahaual
meeting
tomorrow
night.
,
Tbat
basketball
may
go
by
the
Hoard
this
winter
because
of
lark
f
interest
in
it.
just
as
baseball
lid
during
the
past
summer,
is
feared
by
some,
but
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
such
prognostications
may
prove
groundless.
Many
good
players
are
understood
to
he
available
and
it
wonld
he
regrettable
if
indifference
on
the
part
of
the
public
should
cause
this
popular
winter
sport
to
lapse.
The
Association,
however,
might
be
well
advised
to
seek
some
other
venue
for
the
gar'es
than
the
Exhibition
Hall,
the
climb
to
which
in
the
winter
is
anything
but
pleasant.
Basketb-'
would
doubtless,
draw
much
more
gen
eral
patronage
if
some
other
place
could
be
found
for
the
playing
of
game.
Of
coarse,
to
do
s
might
prove
a
difficult
matter.
George
W.
Johnstone,
it
It
derstood.
is
deal
reus
of
hNb
quiahing
the
Baslwthnll
Association
presidency.
He
feci
that
he
has
served
long
enough
in
various
ways
and
would
like
to
see
someone
else
take
a
hand
now.
Since
he
started
to
pkey
the
gam
in
1909,
Mr.
Johnstone
ha
been
prominently
identities
with
basketball
affairs
in
Prince
Rupert.
!
POWER
EXPLOSION
xfAnnir.
a
,
4
i
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LSCT
4n
Lm"
-h
2
iS
JlT
jnjUred
?
explosion
.i
in
a
powder
matpatfne
at
Port
-
of
Mellilu
in
punish
Morecco.
Head
the
Lnuvr
ml
News
and
Views
In
The
World
$X0EIXG
IN
PRINCE
ALBERT
PARK,
SASKAT
CHEWAX
GYMNASIUM
AT
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
ANYOX
READY
(by
In
Tramp)
English
Ragby
has
invaded
Eastern
Canada
but
with
little
sccce.
A
pa
me
at
Toronto
recently
was
played
in
the
evening
hy
electric
lijrht
but
the
fans
knew
.
little
of
the
game
that
they
were
unable
to
appreciate
it.
Then-
is
still
a
great
deal
of
ti.lk
about
e.rj'es
Mi.hel
bnng
botes;
the
yreateet
nsodern
swim
ir.er
bet
the
Oman
Viergotter.
winner
of
the
t9t7
Wrigley
mar
xthem
h-s
a
good
claim
to
the
title.
Fifty
thousand
dollars
wax
paid
hy
'
hirago
National
League
ciu
for
"Socks'
Sieboid
recent-ry.
Cooi.
Ca
Walating
Pyle
is
in
no
bwrry
to
organ
tee
aaothcr
pro
tcani
circu.
and
still
regard
with
poignant
rewret
his
recent
bunion
derby.
Xovertheless
New
York
is
to
he
favored
with
an
exhibition
between
Tinceat
Richard,
who
was
a
afteanber
ef
Pyle'
tennis
entourage,
and
Kara!
Koselnh
of
Csechoslovkia.
They
play
next
Sanday.
and
by
way
of
the
"smoke-up"
it
i
nnated
that
the
match
will
he
for
$1,800
a
side,
and
the
world
pro
title.
Bill
TUden's
application
for
re-intatoaent
was
unceremoniously
tabled
by
the
UALT.A.
How'd
be
for
Bill
to
challenge
the
winner?
PRESIDENT
CHOSEN
PENTICTON,
Sept
27
F.
V.
Hobo
a
of
Saanich
was
elected
r
resident
of
the
school
trait
tea
association
at
the
convention
terday.
Witt
lor
Fm
Eiikim
Booiikf
A
vtVuU
VolU
tMHMMnf
Camplm
w
11
Pnawi
1
CNAP
into
drill
before
through
your
all
set
for
a
big
Penmans
warm
and
Pcnmans
i
oy
any
......
v.
i
write
ror
lcaroi.
of
Sport
JUST
TO
olU.I'.K
TH1.
MAS
WITH
THE
patient
photoKt'apher
a
r-wai-ted
nncn
his
on
his
tripod,
set
y
on
the
rm
ky
oast
of
"he
CAPTAIN
BOYD
SAYS
IS
DISCRIMINATED
AGAINST
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Sept.
27
Captain
W.
J.
Boyd
at
the
pilotage
inquiry
yesterday
claimed
he
had
been
discriminated
against
hecaase
he
coald
not
secure
employment
as
a
pilot
although
he
held
higher
qualification
than
men
at
present
emptor
ed.
.
J
U
il
;
J
I
Bj
H
I
jjj
ftl
I
S
M
.
I
I
MM
O
U
1
I
.
Pcnmans
71
and
try
thU
vtmful
"pedaKng"
breakfast.
It
will
start
the
blood
traveling
veins
make
you
feel
bright
as
a
penny
day's
work.
71
is
Canada's
most
popular
low-priced
underwear.
Light
of
weight,
yet
wonderfully
wearable.
In
two-piece
and
union
suits.
NOTICE
TO
PENMANS
DEALERS
free
heaftli
exerntr
fmnttt
m
w
rtnmini
dealer
on
request
Tie
up
with
vj
uuiiiuuung
meie
vaiuaoie
oooi.ua,
AUOi
Handsome
tree
window
and
counter
PENMANS
LIMITED
Paris
.
Canada
CANADA
WILL
MAKE
CONTRIBUTION
TO
WEST
INDIES
RE!
Iff
OTTAWA.
Sept
T,
will
make
a
contribut
or)
sufferers
in
the
WV'
:
.
ricane,
it
was
announ
ing
Premier
Lapofn
tornooft's
eaWnet
m-r
j
;
ing
the
approval
of
the
council
Mr.
Lapointr
i.
state
wlutt
the
asvnin-
Exercise
No.
16
Lay
en
ink.
Hand
tt&ind
hL
Kara
kft
perprrwaraMr
pe
ri
on
and
Mart
rrvoiinf
alumatcly
hk
a
r
cCn.
Stan
)
and
in
rrraM
la
maiimam
tpd.
CantiMM
fa
on
foil
mi
not.
An
w-Unt
driel
far
rtiapmg
kg
and
back
hmmcWi.
L.
Ut
,
Penman
i
display
i
131
HEALTH
UNDERWEAR