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THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
TWO
News
and
Views
In
The
Worl
of
Sport
MORSE
CREEK
FOR
SKATING
Special
Committee
of
Gyro
Club
Will
Decide
on
Organization's
Next
Objective
Now
that
the
Acropolis
Hill
playground
is
completed,
the
Gyro
Club
yesterday
discussed
the
matter
of
the
next
club
objective
and
decided
to
have
a
special
com
mi
t
tee
appointed
to
report
on
the
question
next
month.
The
club
decided
to
have
the
Morse
Creek
dam,
which
was
put
in
last
year
in
shape
so
that
the
creek
may
be
used
as
a
skating
rink
this
winter.
Some
kind
of
a
formal
opening
will
be
arranged.
The
sheet
was
not
used
for
skating
last
winter
by
reason
of
the
fact
that
the
dam
was
only
completed
after
the
only
real
cold
.spell
of
the
season.
Bill
Watt
was
the
winner
of
the
raffle
at
the
club
luncheon
which
was
presided
over
by
the
president,
I..
W.
Waugh.
Head
Colds
I
Vapors
inhaled
quicxiy
ciear
neaa
VQCKS
VapoRub
Giving
Vcgetablet
New
Frilh
If
your
family
inclines
to
a
diet
of
meat
and
bread
and
potatoes,
youH
have
to
lure
them
into
the
vegetable
habit
by
subtle,
feminine
wiles.
Let
your
vegetables
appear
in
new
guises,
their
downright,
honest
virtues
adorned
with
all
the
trimmings
of
new
sauces
and
new
flavors
that
your
imagination
can
devise.
Remember
it
isn't
the
girl
with
the
commonsense
shoes
and
the
mannish
tie
that
wins
hearts.
High
among
the
vegetables
to
which
we
owe
allegiance
is
spinach.
Rich
in
iron,
rich
in
vitamins,
it
should
be
eaten
much
more
often
than
it
is.
Yet
some-bow
noees
turn
up
at
the
word
"spinach."
I
blame
the
cook.
I
wonder
if
she
has
served
it
au
gratin,
with
a
hol-landaise
sauce,
as
a
salad
with
mayonnaise,
or
combined
with
onions
or
leeks
and
cream
sauce
in
a
most
tempting
puree.
The
Sauce
It
the
Secret
A
fine
cream
sauce
is
times
innumerable
the
making
of
a
vegetable
dish.
There's
practically
nothing
it
doesn't
ro
well
with,
practically
nothing
that
doesn't
take
on
added
delidousness
if
your
sauce
is
a
really
good
one.
I
have
a
recipe
that
is
really
wonderful
richer,
smoother,
creamier,
more
delicious
in
flavor
by
far
than
the
ordinary
recipe.
It's
made
with
Carnation
Milk.
Of
course
you
know
that
Carnation
Milk
is
more
dependable
certain
to
be
and
sweet
which
ordinary
milk
fure
ui't
always.
But
for
Cream
Sauces
there
are
certain
other
qualities
particularly
advantageous.
One
is
the
double
cream
content
of
Carnation
Milk,
which
when
you
use
it
undiluted,
gives
a
sb-xx
twice
as
rich
in
cream
as
ordinary
milk.
BADMINTON
IS
BIG
I
GAME
IN
MINING
!
CAMP
OF
ISLAND
CUMBERLAND.
Oct.
10.
The
badminton
season
started
in
Cum-
i.orianH
whpn
unwards
of
one
hundred
players
visited
the
courts
of
the
Imperial
Club.
Many
new
fates
were
seen
and
it
is
expected
that
the
present
season
will
surpass
any
of
the
previous
ones
in
the
history
of
the
imperials,
me
Imperial
Hall
is
one
of
the
fin
est
in
the
province
for
Daamimon,
and
there
Is
sure
to
be
a
large
membership,
as
other
halls
In
the
Jistrict
have
only
accommodation
for
one
court.
The
United
Church
club
also
started
theJr
season
the
same
evening,
full
turnout
of
members
being
reported.
These
are
the
only
two
clubs
organized
so
far,
but
it
is
expected
that
the
Whippets,
a
new
ciub
organized
last
year,
will
start
soon.
A
Natural
Curiosity
Mother
You
must'nt
eat
ico
cream
like
that.
I
knew
a
boy
who
ate
his
leg
eream
so
fast
that
he
died
before
he
had
eaten
half.
Little
Willie
What
happened
to
the
other
ha)f
?
St.
MY,
KITCHEN
NOTEBOOK
by
Thany.
ThtoJu.
Domsstlc
Scttnca
Connsalor
Then
there
is
its"honReniiation."
"Homogenized"
milk
has
ail
the
cream
globules
broken
up
into
very
minute
particles;
these
tiny
cream
particles
distribute
themselves
all
through
the
milk
instead
of
rising
to
the
top.
Every
drop
of
milk
is
rich
in
cream,
and
imparts
its
richness
to
the
cooking
in
which
it
is
used.
In
addition,
"homogenization"
gives
a
notable
improvement
to
texture
sauces
are
creamier,
cakes
finer
textured,
ice
creams
smoother
and
richer.
If
you
haven't
tried
Carnation
Milk
you
are
missing
a
reaDy
important
cooking
aid.
Remember,
it's
just
the
purest
of
uholt
milk,
evaporated
to
double
richness
and
sterilized
tor
safe
keeping.
Write
for
"
My
1
lundred
Favorite
Recipes.
"
It's
free.
Address
Carnation
Milk
Products
Co.,
Limited.
134
Abbott
Street,
Vancouver,
B.C.
Carnation
Baked
Cauliflower
Prepare
by
soaking
in
water
with
1
tbsp.
vinegar
and
1
tp.
salt
for
IS
minutes.
Cook
whole,
stem
up,
in
boiling
salted
water
for
7
minutes.
Put
in
oiled
baking
dish,
cover
with
Carnation
Cream
Sauce,
buttered
crumbs
and
grated
cheese.
Brown
in
moderate
oven.
CarnationScallpped
Cabbage
Put
layers
of
boiled
cabbage
in
baking
dish
alternating
with
layers
of
Cat-nation
Cream
Sauce,
chips
of
bacon,
ham,
green
peppers
and
cheese.
Sprinkle
with
grated
cheese
and
buttered
crumbs.
Brown
in
moderate
oven.
Carnation
Cream
Sauce
Melt
2
tbsp.
butter
in
top
of
double
boiler;
add
1
tsp.
salt,
few
grains
pepper
and
2
tbsp.
flour
blend
without
browning.
Add
1
cup
Carnation
Milk
diluted
with
1
cup
water
or
meat
stock;
cook
over
hot
water
10
minutes,
stirring
occasionally.
Makes
Creamier
Cream
Sauces
Producrd
la
Cutds
THE
sauce
Is
the
secret
of
delicious
creamed
vegetables
and
Carnation
Milk
is
the
secret
of
the
perfect
cream
sauce.
Carnation
is
double-rich
an
4
creamy-smooth.
You
can't
hflp
getting
better
result
with
it.
(See
recipes
tbove)
Carnation
Milk
"From
Contented
Cows"
Around
TfoiiWorld.,
With
SrJorWahs
Illy
tin
Tramp)
Night
football
is
the
latest
thing
in
the
States.
A
game
was
played
at
Des
Moines
recently
lighted
by
twenty
gigantic
floodlights
of
2.000
watts
each.
Some
few
months
ago,
when
C"n
Tnnney
was
more;
concerned
with
gate
receipts
than
at
present
...
wuuid
run
away
from
a
news
paper
cameraman
yes,
he
would,
-The
general
committee
pf
the
Amateur
Athletic
association
of
England
has
endorsed
the
scheme
broached
by
Canadian
and
Australian
track
and
field
officials
at
the
Olympic
games
foi
an
empire
sports
federation,
sayB
the
Toronto
Globe,
and
has
forwarded
an
official
communication
to
the
i
track
and
field
bodies
of
Canada,
j
Australia,
New
Zealand,
South
Africa.India,
Malta
and
other
dominions
and
colonies
of
the
empire
asking
them
to
formally
endorse
the
project
and
send
delegates
aeiegaies
to
to
a
a
meeting
meeting
to
to
con
woods
and
set
him
on
the
fresh
trail
of
a
wolf.
Anticipating
rare
sport
he
followed
in
the
wake
of
the
baying
animal.
Some
miles
further
on,
meeting
another
woodsman,
he
asked
him
if
he
had
seen
a
wolf
and
a
dog
and
how
were
they
getting
on.
"Yes,
I
saw
them,"
was
the
answer.
"The
dog
was
a
little
ahead
of
the
wolf."
So
far
there
have
beep
six
deaths
as
the
result
of
football
irames
in
the
United
States
this
season.
Some
game!
Cents,
even
lacrosse.
SCOTTISH
FOOTHALIA
LONDON,
Oct.
11.
One
game
was
played
yesterday
In
the
Scot
tlsh
Football
League,
Alrdrle
and
Queen's
Park
making
it
a
two
goal
tie.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Princ
Rupert
October
II,
1918,
Archbishop
F.
H.
DuVcrnet,
In
a
special
article
in
the
pally
News
today,
urges
better
co-op
eration
between
clergymen
and
doctors.
Neither
seem
to
understand
the
close
relationship
be
tween
the
mental
and
physical,
'declares:"
the
archbishop,
who
clajmii'th&t
three
quarters
of
the
physical
aliments
have
mental
basis.
Recent
casualty
lists
announce
that
Lieutenant
Andrew
Brighton
has
been
killed
In
action
while
Fred
MeUod
and
fcp)j
Robertson
are
wounded,
the
form
erl
seriously.
si'
At
n
joint
meeting
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
and
the
Sons
of
England
Inst
night,
It
was
decided
to
arrange
a
billiard
tournament
between
the
members
of
the
two
organizations.
The
first
tournament
will
be
played
next
week.
WHEN
SPORT
DEGENERATES
Toronto
Globe
Has
Pungent
lie
marks
to
Make
on
Bribing
Amateurs
(Toronto
Globe)
stars
have
already
been
attracted
to
United
States
colleges
or
athletic
clubs.
It
is
even
rumored
like
a
chorus
girl
would
dodge.
In
that
Percy
Williams,
Vancouver's
Rome
when
he
was
marrwd
he
"Printing
ace,
may
do
likewise
refused
to
allow
photographers
to
next
year.
The
reasons
for
such
"shoot"
pictures
of
the
bridal
!n
exodus
are
worthy
of
exam-
:
it
r,.4i..
..t,ii
InnHnn
a
deaf
ear
to
fhe
pleas
of
the
professionalism
is
rampant
in
United
States
Ambassador
to
Italy
and
jthe
Italian
Minister
of
the
Interior,
whereupon
spectators
and
picture
men
hissed
him
and
pis
bride.
many
united
States
universale
and
that
star
athletic
teams
are
built
up
by
remitting
tuition
fees,
board
bills,
or
by
secret
grants
from
graduate
societies.
To
of
for
a
boy
a
chance
to
secure
an
otherwise
unobtainable
education
on
such
terms
is
a
big
temptation.
Nevertheless
there
is
no
escaping
the
fact
that
to
accept
any
such
arrangement
is
to
become
the
paying,
directly
or
indirectly
the
party
to
a
public
fraud.
Such
fraud
cannot
be
too
sternly
con
demned
in
Canada.
There
is
no
allegation
that
any
of
the
several
Canadian
athletic
stars
have
recently
crossed
the
border
as
the
result
of
any
such
illicit
offers.
,ilt
is
well,
though
that
tjie
Canadian
people
should
know,
that
suen
offers
are
made.
Public
opinion
should
not
con
done
any
such
practices
here.
Let
us
have,
sport
for
sport's
sake
;
let
all
financial
arrangements
be
open
and
aboveboard.
READY
FOR
IJILLIARDS
Arrangements
have
been
com
pleted
for
the
season's
play
in
the
first
and
second
billiard
div
isions
and
games
will
be
commenced
in
the
near
future.
The
S4b.edule
for
the
season
will
issued
tomorrow.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
A
very
successful
whist
drivi
and
dance
was
held
by
.he
Re
bekah
Lodge
last
night
In
the
Oojjtpn
Hall.
cards
and
prise-winners
were:
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
William
iloth
well
;
ladies'
second,
Mrs.
William
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddle,
convener,
Mrs.
James
Simpson,
Mrs.
William
Sherman
Jr.,
Mrs.
II.
S.
Pelletier,
Mrs.
Alex.
Mackenzie,
Miss
M.
Durran
and
A.
E.
Woods.
SPORT
CHAT
Dim,
almost,
as
the
figures
ot
iHertules
and
Mercury
are
once
great
names
in
baseball,
Lajoie,
Hans
Wagner,
Matthewson
or
;
Willie
Keeler.
Little
more
than
1
shadows
today.
Now
Tyrus
Cobb,
Tristram
Speaker
and
Walter
'
"
At
1-1.
II...
I
There
is
natural
disappointment
Jonn80n
are
on
ine,r
Wf,y
im
in'
athletic
ciroles
because
several!""5
""aoowy
country
where
of
Canada's
Olympic
athletic
1
hr
W,U
ourif
in
the
mustiness
of
the
records.
It
will
be
some
time
before
an-
other
Cobb
will
flash
across
the
j
diamond
suns.
And,
when
the
great
Babe
ltuth
is
'through
wil)
there
be
another
Human
Howit-
I
zer
to
succeed
him
in
our
gener-
J
ation?
Cobb,
as
a
hit
maker,
run
rarle'veni
U
Is
no
secret
that
disguised
.f
d
,!
as
tne
home
run
collector
m
luxe,
will
leave
something
to
I
shot
at
for
more
than
one
generation
of
stars.
Sterling
pitching
and
timely
and
effective
hitting
were
the
two
major
factors
in
the
clean
sweep
that
the
New
York
Yankees
made
over
the
St
Louis
Cardinals
in
this
year's
world
ser
ies.
Records
show
that
the
Yanks
hiu
ut
of
the
party
to
a
public
deception
and
athrw)
four.
an
athletic
misdemeanor.
"M,
'
.
,
T!
'
he
W-
U
w"
,n
e
There
is
nothing
wrong
or
il-
CIJ,",ta
hr
httMw.
however,
where
the
legal
in
undisguised
athletic
pro-
N
'"vincible
fesslonalism.
The
swimmers
who
Pro
compete
in
the
marathons
are
all
"
m-tk
than
n,ne
paid
performers,
and
the
public
ho
BJJU
J"
the
Cards
made
but
one
think,
none
the
less
of
them
for
homer
and
four
double.
The
tht
R..t
h
-.I.,
nf
oil
thrbr
ganlzed
amateur
sport
prohibit
however,
wos
by
Bettomley
for
con-
.
he
p
.
v.u
,,,,
mde
mo,i
soljdate
the
proposition
So
far
of
contestants,
The
amateur
who
'ty-oae
.Ingle.
,Bachwtea"?
altogether.
as
Canada
concerned
the
mat-
!
really
a
secret
profess.onal
is
ter
is
practically
settled
In
fact
it
is
regarded
as
a
certainty
for
'the
Olympic
club
of
Hamilton,
i
headed
by
M.
M.
Robinson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
team,
has
formed
a
committee
to
Imeet
the
Hamilton
city
council,
'parks
board,
habor
board
and
i
other
municipal
bodies
to
arrange
'for
financial
and
other
support
for
the
first
empire
championships
to
be
held
there
in
1930.
A
backwoodsman
took
a
highly
I
recommended
wolf-hound
into
the
Lou
Gehrig
stole
some
of
the
home
run
honors
from
Hal
Ruth
by
distributing
four
circuit
clouts
throughout
the
series
while
the
Bambino
made
but
three.
The
other
home
run
hitters
for
the!
Yanks
were
Meusel
and
Durst,
who
got
one
each.
Bottom
ley,
the
.most
effective
hitter
for
the
Cardinals
in
the
series,
had
the
honor
of
making
the
only
St.;
Louis
home
run.
Details
of
composite
hitting
in
the
series
are
as
follows:
New
York
home
runs,
Gehrig
4;
Ruth
3;
Meusel
.Durst
;two
baggers,
Ruth,
3;
Gehrig,
Meusel,
Collins;
singles.
Ruth
4;
Koenig
3;
Lasteri
3;
Paschal
2;
Bengough
2;
Durst
2:
Gehrig,
Hoyt,
Dugan,
Meusel,
j
Robertson.
St.
Louis
Home
runs
(Bottomley
;
three
base
hits,
Bot-tomley;
two
base
hits,
Wilson,
U
Maranville,
Orsattl.
High;
singles
jHifffa
4;
Frisch
3;
Maranville
3;
'Smith
3;
Hafey
3;
Ilottomley.
I
Harper,
Orsatti.
Douthlt,
Holm.
In
pitching,
Waite
Hoyt
turned
in
a
remarkable
performance
by
fanning
six
batters
in
the
first
game
and
coming
back
in
the
fourth
to
strike
out
four.
Pip-itrass
and
Zachary
also
did
well
for
the
Yankees
by
fanning
eight
There
were
xeventeen
tables
of
nd
seven
resepectively.
Yankee
pitching,
with
a
total
of
29
strlke-outa,
etitshadowed
that
of
the
Cardinals
whose
hurlers
total
Thompson;
men's
first,
F.
J.
Ful
ied
but
12
strike-outs.
Jess
ler;
men's
second,
James
IHckey.uines
fanned
three
Yankee
bats-After
cards,
refreshments
were
men
In
the
game
In
which
he
served
and
dancing
followed
to
!
participated;
Seherdel
fanned
the
strains
of
tunesome
music
two
men
in
one
game
and
but
one
furnished
by
an
orchestra
consist-
jn
another.
Old
drover
Alexander
Ing
of
Misses
Molly
and
Nellie
could
baffle
but
one
Yankee
bat-
Lawrence.
A.
K.
Woods,
Norman
j
ter
In
each
of
two
games
while
Moorehouse
and
Dr.
R.
E.
Eyolf-;
Johnson
Mitchell.
and
Rhem
each
sen.
made
but
one
strike-out.
Each
J.
B.
Boddle
was
master
of
cere-juam
made
six
errors
throunhout
monies,
Georite
McAulay
and
Mrs.
j
the
series.
Koenig
and
Laaserl
James
Simpson
presided
at
the
each
being
charged
with
two
for
door
and
the
committee
In
charge
the
Yankees
and
Hoyt
and
Rob-
ilINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
58
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
rVe
Specialize
In
Piano
and
Furnlturn
Moving.
ertson,
one
eaoh.
Wilson
was
blamed
for
two
Cardinal
errors
and
Maranville,
Mitchell,
Omaltl
and
Hafey
for
one
each.
STEWART
O.
B.
Bush
of
the
Bush
Con
solldated
and
E.
JI.
Bush
of
the
Marmot
Gold
left
last
week
for
Vancouver.
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
is
now
making
Georgia
River
a
re?
ular
call
for
freight
and
passen-
KITS.
C.
P.
Hickman,
Inspector
of
Hatcheries,
left
Inst
wek
for
his
headiiinrters
in
New
Wosttnliifter
The
oldest
stocks
oi
Thursday,
Octobri
Govettvmexv
Stap
es
Ve
stot
so
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Forty-seven
natives,
including
is
"omen,
were
iurneo
to
ueatn
anUi
twenty
others
were
seriously
m
f
jured
when
an
oil
pipe
burst
and
caught
fire
today.
after
a
trip
into
the
Mexiaden
Lake
fish
ladder
from
here.
William
SIcAdams
is
here
from
Vancouver
on
business
In
connection
with
the
Red
Top
property
which
he
hns
bonded.
Mrs.
John
Mellor
and
daughter
left
last
week
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Vancouver.
H.
C.
Bennett,
who
has
been
In
ill
health
of
late,
left
last
.week
for
a
trip
ijo
California.
S.
li
Jones
of
the
Mayou
mine
made
a
business:
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
last
week.
Capt.
C.
A.
McKenzle,
who
had
been
In
the
camp
on
mining
bust-netts,
left
last
week
on
his
ro-turn
to
Victoria.
Dutch
Iteuther
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Senator
for
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over
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in
the
opening
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seven
game
seiies
ft
Coast
League
t-hampi"
Dutch
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th.
pitcher,
brought
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;
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score!
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