Friday,
October
26
5:S6
p.m.
Land
O'Health;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
6:00
pjn.
Wrlgiey
Transcont
Saturday,
October
27
7:00
p.m.
Lucky
Strike
Hour;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
8:00
p.m.
Phllco;
KHQ,
KGW;
KOMO,
KGO,
KPO
KFI.
9:00
p.m.
Longlnes
CerrectJ
Time;
KHQ.
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
9:00
p.m.
Golden
Legends;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.KGO,
KPO.
J9:0D
ftm.-rTht
Big.
Shew;
KHQ,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO;
10:00
to
11:00.
Sunday
October
21
KOMO,
FtU
5:00
to
8:00
p.m.
Tctera
gun-day
Orchestral
Totem
Sunday
Quartet
8:00
to
9:00
p.m.
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist.
9:00
to
9:S0
p.m.
NIJC
System
Atwater
Kent
Hour.
9:80
to
10:00
p.m.
Vocal
Solos,
Duos
and
Quartets.
10:00
to
11:00
p.m.
Totem
Sunday
Trio.
The
White,
Red
ant
Illue
Hqus-es,
student
divisions
at
the
King
Edward
High
School,
are
having
I
in
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK"
SPORT
CHAT
Bob
Grander,
coach
of
the
01-
lyropian
champion,
Percy
Wil-
Thursday,
October
25
iliams.
has
written
to
Dean
Crom-
7:i0
p.tn.
Standard
Symphony
well,
of
the
University
of
South-'
i
t'tia
i
r
s
t
r
t
'"
1
1
irrr
rn
i
1
.
?
r
'
JltMir,
iwiv,
ivujiu,
rwwiY,
ruw,
ern
L.amiruja,
iiniuug
inai
inar-
XPI.
lle
Borah
am
Frank
Wykoff.
Un-
8:80
p.m.
Grand
Opera
Al-
ited
States
sprint
stars,
be
sent
to
bom;
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
Vancouver
to
meet
William
in
a
9:00
pun.
Longjpes
Correct
match
event
about
May
1.
Gran-TimejKHQ,
KOMO
KGW,
KGO,
ger
nays
the
California
institution
KPO.
bad
planned
to
have
Williams
ap-
9:30
'p.m.
Maswell
House
wear
there,
and
that
this
is
a
Program;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
counter-proposal.
The
race
could
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
'be
held
in
the
Horse
Show
buil-
10:90
pm.
The
Trocasterans;
ding
at
Vancouver,
and
would
at-KFI.
tniet
gate
receipts
easily
large
11:00
p.m.
The
Trocaderans;
enough
to
pay
the
expenses
of
KPO.
the
visiting
athletes.
A
stop-off
at
the
University
of
Washington
by
the
southerners
would
help
in
tae
matter
of
defraying
expenses.
'.
inental
Program;
KHQ,
KOMO,
I
snv
(Baeky)
Harris
new
KGW.
KGO,
KFI.
i
manager
of
the
Detroit
Tigers
8:00
p.m.
General
Independ-i-.
ajf
,n
.minv
him
nw
fin
T'nun
irrtur
I'M
!"
"""
"
enta;
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
jintte
WM
10
announce
.
...
Jsition
of
-
-
I
w
v
r
v
j
v.
oo
8:30
the
acqui-
IUy
Pnu
C
C,
Job
Jnhnann.
star
p.m.
p.m.-ilalf
Half
Hour
Hour
with
withi,,
I
.
.
,
tha
lh.
o...
cn
FnnclKO
Max
Dolin
and
I
Cbas
II.
Gabriel,
of
the
Pac,fJc
Jr.;
KHQ,
KGO,
KFI
9:00
p.m.
Longlnes
Correct'
Time;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
9:30
p.m.
Moon
Magic;
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KfJQ..
10:00
pjn
The
Troeadcrani;
KOMO;
KFI
10:00
to
U:00;KPO
11:00
to
12:00.
The
Detroit
club
is
reported
to
hate
given
$75,000
for
Johnson
,who
ranked
as
one
of
the
leading
(players
on
the
coast.
He
bats
!
left-handed
and
finished
the
sea-ifton
with
an
average
of
.359.
GROTTO
WINS
.
OVER
LEGION
Ex-Soldiers
Dropped
first
Hard
Tournament
I.at
Night
1172
to
1101
Canadian
Legion,
making
Hil.
KOMOffff8
appearance
In
the
first
divi
siort
billiard
league
this
season,
lost
to
the
Grotto
last
night
by
an
aggregate
score
of
1172
to
1101.
Col.
S.
P.
MeMordJe
was
the
only
soldier
player
to
win
his
game.
He
defeated
Art
Easson
by
a
score
of
250
to
172.
Following
were
the
evening's
individual
scores:
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
(Canadian
Legion),
250;
A.
A.
Easson
(Grotto),
172.
Mareus
Andrews,
171;
Stephens,
250.
1
j
J.
Andrews,
245;
Don
Brown,'
250.
!
'
Aid.
G.
P.
Tinker,
188;
A.
Don-atf,
250.
n
steeple-chase
to
Seal
Cove
and
1
liscroft,
250,
back
this
afternoon.
The
route
'
is
approximately
two
miles
and
a
half.
Dr.
J.
A.
West,
217;
W.
E.
WH-
Advertise
in
The
News.
I
"BLACK
&
WHITE"
I
I
SCOTCH
WHISKY-
I
m
James
Buchanan
ft
Co.
Ltd..
Glasgow
ft
London
W
.
L..ciiiiMii
i
nut
piiuli-lieu
or
ii-pl;yutl
by
IiUIMor
Ciilrol
Hosrd
or
by
Hie
Government
of
the
SCHEDULEFOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
CRIB.
LEAGUE
OC70HEB
33
Lofal
Orange
Lodge
vi.
Moot.
.Native
Boo
ef
Canada
va.
Katies.
New
Empress
AjD.
va.
Oaid
Storage.
Can.
Nt-
Operating
.
KaigiiU
ol
Ootwnbu.
Orotto
vs.
Can.
Nat.
Mee&aiMc-Oasadba
Legion
vs.
Prince
puprrt
Hl.
29
Loyal
Oraa$
Lod
vs.
Prtoce
Rupert
HeUl.
New
Fmpmi
A.C.
vs.
Pan.
Nai.
Us
rbsatcs.
Cold
fiisvage
ti.
Eagles.
Orotto
V.
Msom.
Kslghta
el
CMAimbua
vs.
Native
Sob
of
Oaaadi.
Canadian
Legion
T.
pan.
Nat.
Operating.
NOVKMIUIl
S
Can.
Nat.
Operating
vs.
Prlore
Ru
pert
Hotel.
Can.
Nat.
Mechanic
vs.
Eagles.
Uoom
vs.
Knlgbts
of
OotumfeNs.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orotto.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Loyal
Onaft
Lodge.
NatKe
Sons
ef
Canada
vs.
New
Eta-Dresa
A.C.
iSBBBnBBKSSB
its
'
ItLev
1
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Oam-NaM-
Operating.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
va.
Eagles.
Can.
Nat.
Mechanic
vs.
Mooee.
Native
Boos
of
Canada
vs.
Cold
Stor
.
Orotto
vs.
Knight
of
Poltunbus.
Canadian
Legion
va.
New
Empress
A.O.
19
New
Empress
AC.
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Can.
Nat.
Operating
vs.
Oan.
Nat.
Me-eMnles,
Eagles
vs.
ICnishts
of
Ooiumous.
Ifaose
v.
0ld
atorsge.
Orotto
v.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge.
Osnadlan
'
Legion
vs.
Native
Sobs
of
Oanschu
Fred
2
Loyal
Orsnge
Lodge
vs.
Knight
of
,
Gptumcuj.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Oan.
Nat
Operating.
Prince
Rtuwrt
Hotel
vs,
Moote.
Oam
Nat.
Mesbanles
vs.
Odd
Stotage.
Orto
vs.
New
Empress
AX3.
Caodlfl
Legion
vs.
Eagles
vrir.MHr.H
3
Can.'
Nat.
Mac
tunica
ti.
Loral
Oraaae
Ledge
..
New
atnrxt
t
C.
vs.
Mooe.
Can.
)at.
Operating
vs.
Eagles.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
CoM
Storage.
Orotto
f.
Natlre
Sons
of
Oanada.
Canadian
Legion
.
Kalgtott
of
Ootum-bus.
10-
fjyal
Oiange
Ledge
vs.
Eagles.
Native
Sous
of
Oanada
vs.
Mooce.
New
Empress
A.C.
vs.
Knights
pf
COLD
STORAGE
TEAM
BILLIARD
LEAGUE
The
Cold
Storage
team
wil
make
its
first
appearance
of
the
season
tonight
in
the
second
division
bil
liard
league,
the
competing
team
to
be
the
Grotto.
Line-ups
will
be
as
follows:
J.
iieesley
(Grotto)
vs.
J.
Hill-man
(Cold
Storage.
M.
M.
McLachlan
vs.
W.
Ballt
He.
W.
E.
Willlscroft
vs.
John
May.
George
Howe
vs.
C.
Baptie.
I
B,
I).
Macdonald
vs.
Gcs'
Krause.
NAAS
RIVER
PEOPLE
j
MAftlpLAST
NIGHT
The
wedding
took
place
In
Prince
Itqpert
last
evening
0
William
A?Ak
and
Mrs.
Dorothy
Calder,
both
Nishga
natives
from
the
Naas
River,
the
ceremony
being
performed
at
9
p.m.
by
Rev.
J.
B,
Gibson,
rtor
pf
the
Anwllcan
An
k
rterisiiisy
SUBMARINE
FITTED
TO
CARRY
AIRCRAFT:
The
British
aircraft
carrier
submarine
M-2.
formerly
the
submarine
Monitor.
What
formerly
was
a
12"
gun.
turret
is
now
used
as
a
hangar.
This
is
the
first
submarine
to
be
so
fitted
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ity
The
Tramp)
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
lOaairtesy
oft8.
O.
wotuuon
Oo,
Ltd.
The
fblfasWinft
0,ioUtloH
were
bid
awl
skttVl.
'
Bayvfew,
4,
5.
B.
C
Silver,
1J0,
1.40.
Big
Missouri.
6S,
C4,
Cork
Province,
25,
20,
Dunwell.
18,
13.
Duthie.
11,
80.
George
Copper,
J.75,
4.00.
Georgia
River,
3J,
86.
Glacier.
2,
Nil.
G
bids
tone,
4,
7.
Glasair,
60,
Nil.
Golconda,
78,
80.'
Grand
view,
5Vfr,
5fi.
Independence,
J2,
124.
Indian,
5,
5'.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
30,
40.
Kootney
Florence,
1014.
20
Vt.
Kootney
King,
48Vi,
44.
L.
A
L..
8,
8V1.
.
Lake
view,
2,
2.
"Lucky
Jim,
25.
28V4.
Marmot
MeUla.
7.
7.
Marmot
Rlv.
Gold,
Nil,
Mohawk,
64,
7.
Morten
Woolsey,
7H.
7Vi.
National
Silver,
Nil.
14.
Noble
Fiva,
3f.
j.
Pend
Oreille,
11,60,
11.05.
Porter
Idaho.
52Va,
54.
Premier.
2.20,
2.26.
Itufus-
ArgenU,
18,
19.
lluth
Hope,
59,
6a
Silver
Creat,
CV4.
7.
Silverado.
08,
70.
Silversmith,
10,
lOVi.
Slocan
King,
5,
NIL
Slocan
Itambler.
Nil,
10.
Snowflake,
8P.
91.
Sunlock.
2.26,
2.40.
Terminus,
Nil,
14.
Topley
Richfield,
48,
CO.
Wellington,
1614,
'16.
Whitewater.
1.45,
U8.
Woodbine,
12
Vi,
13.
Kahtern
Stocks
Noranda,
50.00.
Nil.
Sherritt-Gorden,
0.00,
Nil.
Oils
Kabyon.
8'i.
04.
Home.
2.26,
210.
''
;
For
Stiff
Joints
1
Phermncist
ssv
'
i-'.-allci
imedlos
i.ucoeed.
are
returning
to
me
rqa
muay.
xuu
.-,.
that
when
all
other
fall
JiMnt.Ea
will
It
k
lor
lomt
sUmspU
only
tht
If
..V
'
sA
sia
1
ins
mrm
v.iiiiciti
i.
nua
u
qui
.1.
hi
i
.
painiui.
iniiaskfa,
rsiuniH(
jouimc
only
ft
few
close
persons!
menus
joint-?.,
umbers
up
the
Joints-1
being
present.
Mr-
nd
Mr.
Azak
ttalnleas
and
quuk
rulU
Slaty
oeiOa
a
uiim
at
drug
THE
RISING
GENERATION
Series
of
Letters
on
Live
Local
Subjects
by
Lads
nnd
Ijixmh
of
High
School
AN
INDOOR
SWIMMING
POOL
by
Olive
Munro
The
children
of
today
will
be
The
first
floor
would
be
used
I
Via
mn
nn.l
uAnwn
nf
tnsanrrou'.
ifor
OfflCM,
rCCMltion
TOOm
and
It
is
generally
mceded
that
'
it
whfre
eonert,8
is
necessary
to
develop
the
bodyfheJd(
thu,
developlnK
,ocal
UIent
us
weir
as
the
mind
In
order
toantj
eliminating
the
necessity
of
make
the
perfect
map
or
worn-
Dayfne
for
lcturea.
orchestra
an.
Swimming,
physical
culture
nnd
fortht
wh$cn
ar6
UBed
and
gymnasium,
play
an
impor-
when
the
theatre.
tant
part
to
developing
t&e
oouy.
xe
building
would
lm
operated
Due
to
the
short
season
and
un-,t,y
a
board
of
directors
dected
.
.1
J
1.
1
.
:4
I-'
.
-
...
certain
winer
tuwiuwin
n
i
hv
members
or
aaaociatloiis
ir
necessary
to
specialize
on
indoor
Mrvjce
dubs,
assisting
financial
Uabe
Ruth
has
been
campaign'.
"n:
,U"
w,.unt
ogr
geo-jiy.
ing
for
Govtrnor
Smith,
putting
Phj
wndltwij.
everj-
child,
Thi8
buUdlng
would
co.t
,
hou,d
be
Proficient
in
the
art
0f
aad
wouh
him
forward
as
the
lover
of
all
money
kinds
of
snort
He
has
been
trv-
of
winming.
Ind
the
co-oparao
of
all
the
jng
to
win
the
presidency
by!
building
to
supply
the
needs
icititens,
to
make
It
possible
The
tb,s
mowing
community,
with
(city
could
donate
the
swatting
hard
much
as
he
won
!of
by
plebisite
the
world
series
for
the
Yankees.
!Bch
a
!arKe
percentage
of
chil-
site,
exempt
from
taxation,
with
idren
and
young
people,
should
an
annual
grant
towardx
operat
Harrv
HalmoM
fnrawrlv
n
mm.
Ibe
about
seventy-five
feet
by
Ion.
The
organisations
would
be
her
of
the
Victoria
Cougars
hoc-
one
hundred
feet,
and
two
stories
ashed
to
contribute
toward
ky
team,
la
this
year
to
manage
high.
It
should
be
centrally
lor
ted
to
enjoy
mfwypmfwypni
the
Toronto
team
in
the
Canadian
!cated
and
of
permanent
construe-
also.
A
small
fee
would
be
aske
League.
jtion.
The
swimming
pool,
show-
of
everyone
who
wanted
to
enjo
.
lers,
gymnasium,
locker
and
so
it,
but
this
due
would
have
to
t
Helen
Wills
is
writing
a
series
forth,
would
be
in
the
basement,
small,
so
that
all
could
belong.
of
article
on
"How
to
Play
Winning
Tennis."
The
articles
will
be
published
this
fall
in
the
newspapers
and
probably
also
in
book
form.
TOMORROW
NIGHT
Here
we
are!
Here
we
are
again)
Boys
and
gir)s!
Girls
and
Boys!
Come
to
the
Grajid
Moose
Carnival,
Friday
night,
children
8
to
14,
25c.
Ice
cream
and
biscuits
for
the
children.
Regular
supper
and
dance
for
adults.
Ladies
76c;
Gents
$1.00.
BIG
PRIZE
-for
the
best
representative
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Mmfee.
ARSENAL
DEFEATED
THE
CORINTHIANS
IN
CHARITY
SOCCER
LONDON,
Oct.
25.
Arsenal
defeated
the
Corinthians
four
goals
to
one
in
a
charity
socer
match
yesterday.
BILLIARD
TIME
TABLES
ISSUED
HltT
IIIVIHIOV
OCTOBSR
SI
Orand
Terminals
a.
Canadian
Legion
HO'
T
Orand
Terminals
vs.
Orotto.
U
Orotto
vs.
Can
'isn
latlati.
17
-OrsSte
ts.
Oraod
itassiatis.
21
Canadian
Laglon
va.
Orand
Terminal
36
Otetto
vs.
Oraad
Tessauwis.
DwOaUBtTK
5
Oanadaui
Laglon
vs.
Orotto.
13
Orand
Terminals
vs.
Osnadlan
Leg
lot
XMOMl
HIHMOV
OOTOMK
15-
-Orotto
vs.
ataoa
Termlnais.
3
Cold
atone
vs.
Orotto
NOVSMBaVt
1
Orand
Tvrmlnato
va.
Cold
Storage
8
Orand
Trnalnata
v
Orotto
16
Orotto
vs.
OoM
atorsajs.
tie
1
i
1
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advertisomc
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or
dispi
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