PAGE
FOUR
BADMINTON
ENTHUSIASM
Ernest
Wilding
Elected
President
and
Stan
Smith
Secre
tary
ai
Annual
Meeting
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
was
held
last
owning
at
th;
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant,
Fourth
Avenue
West,
and
was
one
of
the
most
en
thusiastic
gatherings
ever
held
in
the
history
of
the
club,
about
20
members
being
present
The
elec
tion
of
officers
resulted
as
follows:
President
Ernest
Wilding.
Secretary
-
treasurer
Stanley
Smith.
Executive
Misses
Bessie
Thomp
son,
Norah
Rivett
and
Lillian
Hal
liwelL
it
was
decided
to
carry
on
play
in
the
De
Luxe
halL
at
least
until
more
suitable
quarters
are
available,
and
the
season
will
open
about
October
l.
Membership
fees
will
re
main
the
same
as
last
year.
AIRPLANE
routine.
WAS
USED
Party
of
Five
Hunters
Forced'
t
Land
In
Scandinavian
Settlement
JASPER,
Sept
17:
Contrasts
in
travel
from
the
-
primitive
to
the
latest
modes
afforded
by
a
luxurious
civilisation
featured
the
hunting
trip
made
by
four
business
men
from
the
Eastern
Uniteo
States,
incidentally
set
a
new
record
for
the
speed
with
which
trophies
of
the
Rocky
Mountain
could
be
secured.
Four
mountain
goat
two
moose
and
a
cariboo
may
not
make
a
high
water
mark
in
the
same
bag
of
that
most
famous
of
hunting
districts,
but
when
it
is,
known
that
these
were
bagged
In
two
hunting
days
and
that
Uh.
hunters
travelled
from
the
east
by
airplane,
the
automobile,
the
fast
est
transcontinental
train
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
pack
train
and
raft
ferry,
the
story
boi
dera
on
the
edge
of
romance.
With
the
point
oX
meet
at
the
ced
landing
In
a
reaped
gram
field.
"This
was
bad
enouah.
but
our
Sport
Chat
Indications.
are.
that
the
annual
Canadian
ladles'
open
golf
cham-
ntonshlp-which..
w4U
be.
.held
atl
Hamilton,
Ont,
during
the
week
oi
September
23
Will
bring
out
one
of
the
strongest
fields
in
the
his
tory
of
the
event
which
Is
coming
to
assume
an
Important
position.
Miss
Helen
Payson
of
Portland
and
Miss
Virginia
Wilson
of
Chicago
are
both
entered.
The
number
of
American
competitors
Is
expected
to
be
larger
than
usual
on
account
of
the
United
States
national
championships
being
played
at
Detroit
the
following
week.
The
sport
of
kings
in
France
1
in
a
bad
way.
The
attendance
at
rate
tracks
is
decreasing
steadily
despite
a
reduction
in
admission.
Owing
to
Increased
expense
ofjization.
getting
into
the
hands
of
foreign
ers.
The
betting
machines
at
the
race
tracks
have
been
suffering
from
the
competition
of
Illegal
betting.
In
1938
betting
machines
accounted
for
$65,000
while
It
is
estimated
that
clandestine
bets
amounted
to
at
least
$200,000.
The
team
chosen
by
Booth
School
to
represent
It
In
the
Junior
League
football
game
this
eve
ning
against
Borden
Street
fol
lows:
S.
Lawrence.
O.
Blake.
B.
Gomez,
W.
McLean,
A.
Walters
captain),
T.
HiH,
A.
Ivareon.
P.
Stegavlg,
J.
Colussi,
D.
Christen
sen.
L.
Cromp.
Reserves:
O.
Ful
stein.
T.
Nakamoto,
R.
Kelsey
and
M.
Mikkelson.
CHANGES
IN
BIG
LEAGUE
NECESSARY
Efforts
Being
Made
to
Strengthen
"Teams
For
Next
Season's
Play
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
18:
Instead
of
standing
around
wringing
their
nai
hands
about
the
1929
pennant
fiat
Tlw.
fin.t.
.
,.
.
league
managers
are
unusual
trip
yesterday
when
L.
RjrWn
0T!Ftt!ae.ln.
a?
e"ort
to
Dale
and
R.
A.
Sweet
of
New
Yorkt?
."fr""1
cups
ior
iwu.
s
City.
W.
J.
Parry,
Of
Stamford,;
"7
.
IT
viui.uie
m
Hie
Conn.:
X.
L.
Oreen
of
ScranUm.
"
..I1.
JiunHn
BrounQ9'
ra.,
and
S.
R.
Knapp,
of
New
York
s"i.
'6
"cicomra
lc'
City,
accompanied
by
Miss
Gate'I1
daJe
1929
"npan
and
Mrs.
Parry,
left
Jasper
Pan,1"
CtTT
Four
r
the
18
Lodge
to
return
to
their
homes.!,
cJubs
are
and
again
they
01
fly
across
the
J?
need
f
wnew
shortstops.
The
conUnent,
by
The
OenUnental
"jfl?
t
to
onlto
re'
pUce
Iaranrffie-
wl"
Ltmlted-
and
on
the
wings
of
the
P-
alr
to
be
back
in
their
offices
on
parenUy
w"1
a
mner
n
a
set
date
to
commerce
business
seafon'
Bancroft's
aging
arm
and
legs
put
Brooklyn
In
the
market
for
a
new
man.
Joe
Boleys
.
.
i
..
.
,
big
airdrome
lb
Cleveland,
the
080
Mirowm
m
causing
con-
party
of
five
hunters
embarked
on
"re
w
l"OK
arouna
Ior
neip,
a
big
air
liner
for
Winnipeg.
"We
wnue
wie
-
wenarason-
flew
to
Mmaeapolk,"
Mr
Oaft'
WeUmg
btoatton
at
Detroit
said,
"and
on
arriving
there
we
h&
brouht
""S
Enough1
HUB
that
nlhmenl
te
ie&ion
to
we
had
barely
time
to
mate
the
trip
to
the
"Peg"
to"1?1
seTr1
ywrs-catch
the
Continental
Limited.1
The
Pwn-dnmk
Yankees
wttl
wnwe
we
were
to
meet
my
sister
a
o
P"hers
and
a
re-
and
Mrs.
Parry,
who
had
pre
serve
outfielder
to
take
'Byrd's
vioualy
taken
the
train
One
delay
Iice
wnn
move
lnto
MeuseTs
after
another
then
haooened.
We
-VoUUm.
MO)
raw's
OtanU
need
had
head
winds
hid
to
aikht
in
two
Phers,
an
outfielder
and
a
replenish
our
gas
supply
and
wheL
second
beman-
Brooklyn
wants,
we
were
within
10
miles
of
Wln-'ln
addltkm
to
106
rUtop,
a
ntpeg.
dusk
earn
down
upon
ui
econd
baaan
to
he,P
tP
that
and
a
fine
mist
further
fogged
the-MTMIW
lk
to
U
middle
of
vuibiuty.
we
had
to
make
a
for-i"
Qtiencc-
wravea
wani
a
snormop
ana
an
outneider.
Bin
Carrlgan's
Red
Sox
must
nave
a
pair
of
slugging
outfielders
If
they
landing
was
In
a
Scandinavian
expe:t
to
et
of
the
cellar,
settlement
and
the
people
did
not!pltchtn
te
the
PhOUes'
greatest
sneak
Rnrllxh
whjm
r
st
.
need.
the
nearest
house,
the
farmer
had
not
heard
us
land
and
we
were
forced
to
point
to
the
sky
and
to
the
earth
and
in
other
ways
speak
a
maniiel
language
until
we
made
him
understand.
When
he
did
so
h
must
first
telephone
to
all
hU
neighbors
and
there
was
a
regubtr
rurn
io
wnere
me
Diane
was
We
eventually
made
them
under
stand
that
we
wanted
&
motor
af
and
finally
secured
a
truck
to
take
us
and
our
dunnage
to
Winnipeg.
The
last
we
saw
of
the
ll.
.ne
it
was
surrounded
by
the
en-
tire
settlement
whUh
vm
nntVnf
slugging
outfielder
or
two.
The
Cubs'
only
.pronounced
weakness
U
In
the
catchjhg
department
De
trolt
is
after
a
shortstop
and
might
become
a
pennant
threat
with
this
and
a
pair
of
winning
pitchers.
Dan
Howleys
Browns
need
harmony.
They
seem
to
have
siastically
helping
the
pilot
to
tieilhe
VTing
strength.
it
down."
OR
THE
GRAND
CANYON
A
sax
inhone
is
produced
in
Am-
POSSIBILITY
34)
1C
Why
did
those
eminent
lawyers
shy
away
from
the
Hoover
Law
erica
every
40
seconds.
It
Is
estl-
Research
and
Enforcement
Com
mated
that
if
they
were
all
piled
mission?
Uncle
Amazlah
says
they
in
one
place
ln
the
Sahara
Desert
must
have
been
scared
the
com
it
would
be
a
good
idea.
London
mlssidn'd
find
out
all
about
law
Opinion.
yers.
Lafayette
Courier.
CHANGE
IN
BOXING
IS
ANNOUNCED
walker,
world's
middleweight
champion
since
190.
of
his
title
be
cause
of
bis
failure
to
defend
his
crown
at
least
every
six
months
as
required
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtny
8.
D.
Johnston
Ob.)
Bayview,
2,
NU.
Big
Missouri.
1.06,
1.06.
Cork
Province.
Nil,
9fc.
Cotton
Belt,
NIL
45.
Duthie
Mines,
53,
55.
Qeorge
Copper,
S3i,
5.50.
Georgia
River,
27.
28.
Golconda.
76,
7.
Grandvtew,
27.
29.
Independence,
7.
8.
Indian
Mines,
5Vfc.
7.
Inter.
Coal
is
Coke,
32
,
34.
Kootenay
Florence,
13.
NO.
Kootenay
King,
30V4,
NO.
L.
&
L,
1
.NO.
Lucky
Jim,
10.
11.
Mohawk.
34.
4.
Morton
Woolsey.
3
ft,
4.
Marmot
Metals.
3ft,
NO.
'
National
Silver,
13,
ll
NoWe
Five,
57ft,
5.
"
Oregon
Copper,
19,
i'.
Pend
Oreille,
4.95,
5.00.
Premier,
1.77,
1.78.
Porter
Idaho.
38,
Nil.
Reeves
Macdonald.
IAS,
iju.
Rfus-Argenta,
15,
16.
Ruth-Hope,
35.
36.
Silver
CreM6vfci7.
Silversmith,
7,
7
ft.
Snowflake,
J6i4.
31.
Sunloch,
1.40.
IM.
Terminus,
NIL
7.
Topiey
Richfield,
12.
15.
Torie
Mines,
70,
1.00.
Woodbine,
3,
3
ft.
Bluebird,
NS.
9.
Oils
Turner
Va'Jsy.
1.06.
Nil.
Advance,
lid,'
NO.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
4.11,
4.15.
Catmont
3.80,
3.65.
Dalhousfe.
3.06.
Nil.
Fabyan
Pete.
14
ft.
15.
Home.
30.00.
2fM
Freehold.
1.7S.
120.
Hargal,
Ul.
135.
Unltod.
1.08.
1.10.
Dallas.
2.00.
22&.
Mercury.
95.
96.
Sterling
Pacific.
1.93,
1JS.
VANDERH00F
Ray
Oreen
of
cWorttoa,
Kan.,
who
is
a
gueat
at
Douglas
Lodge,
has
been
having
great
success
angling
In
Staart
Lake.
With
rod
and
IJy
he.,
Baujht
,
a
.l6r-pound
rainbow
trout,
playing
the
fish
36
minutes
before
landing
it
In
his
boat.
A.
B.
Laird,
manager
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
for
the
last
four
years.
Cincinnati
craves
some
batting
has
been
transferred
to
take
chan
puncn
ana
a
pitcner
or
two
to
re-
of
the
branch
at
South
HUL
Van
place
the
aged
Luque
and
Rlxey.lcouver.
and
will
leave
for
there
nusourgn
wants
a
second
base-,
within
the
next
week
or
so.
accom
man
and
new
pitching
strength,
which
it
probably
will
be
able
to
get
If
the
Paul
Waner
deal"
goes
through.
Cleveland
Is
short
on
catching
strength.
Washington
Is
standing.
The
oeoDle
were
ilk
ln
lhe
market
for
a
first
baseman.
oh'ldrcn.
laughing
and
touching
White
Sox
could
use
a
pair
of
the
machine,
examininz
the
wlnas
P,tchers
a
second
baseman
and
a
and
climbing
into
the
pilot's
seavJ
panied
by
Mrs.
Laird
and
family.
F.
E.
Durrant,
accountant
at
Sal
mon
Arm,
has
been
appointed
to
succeed
Mr.
Laird
here
and
is
due
to
arrive
within
a
day
or
so,
accom
panted
by
his
wife
and
child.
Last
Friday
evening
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
Moore
entertained
in
honor
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
Laird.
The
,Vanderhoof
boys'
stock
judging
team
consisting
of
Kbert
Lee.
Murray
Page
and
Robert
Smith,
Under
the
supervision
of
Shirley
Preston,
was
awarded
third
place
in
the
stock
Judging
compe-
sociation.
Attt,
DAitr
Ktws
Wednesday,
Sgpten,,,,
Billy
Townsehd
Won
His
Bout
in
Vancouver
Ringj
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18.
Billy
I
.
,
the
unanimous
decision
over
Doc
vaman
ursanizauons
iay
.ow
Snell
Qf
fieatUe
m
a
-twaA
main
Join
National
Commission
States
CHICAGO,
Sept.
18.-Canadian
boxing
commissions
may
hence
fdrth
Join
the
National
Boxing
As
socl&tlon
with
full
voting
powers
and
win
be
privileged
to
nominate
their
own
candidates
for
the
execu
tive
office
in
the
parent
organisa
tion.
The
constitution
has
been
amended
to
provide
for
the
change
at
a
meeting
of
commissioners
yesterday.
Heretofore
only
Ameri
cans
could
hold
office
In
the
organ-
breeding,
training
and
high
taxa-j
The
association,
which
governs
uon,
txencn
owners
cannot
mace
Doxtng
in
31
states,
demlved
Mickev
the
pace
and
the
sport
is
rapidly
event
here
last
night.
Nottinghamshire
Is
Beaten
by
the
Rest
of
England
LONDON,
Sept.
J8
The
Rest
of
England
defeated
Nottinghamshire
today
by
six
runs.
The
Rest
hid
3999
and
282,
while
Nottingham's
scores
were
364
and
309.
With
this
match
the
English
cricket
season
for
this
year
concluded.
Discuss
Motoring
Safety
Measures
Automobile
Club
Delerates
Meet
ing
it
Quebec
Will
Consider
Radical
Measures
(Bv
The
Canadian
Pmil
QUEBEC.
Sept
18.
How
to
maHe
the
hfenways
ot
Canada
aff
Tor
an
users,
by
Improvements
m
control
of
traffic,
will
be
one
of
the
chief
topics
o!
dis
cussfcm
at
a
convention
ot
Automobile
Club
delegates
to
be
held
In
Quebec
City,
September
23
and
24.
The
occasion
is
the
annua
nteettag
of
the
Canadian
Automo
bile
Association
which
will
be
at
'ended
by
delegates
from
the
Automobile
Clubs
of
every
pro-
fvmee
in
Canada,
representing
the
owners
of
nearly
100.000
oars.
The
convention
will
consider
proposals
to
banter
.from
the
highways,
cars
ln
unsafe
mechan-'al
condition,
arid
1
to
'cancel
trt-drrvtng'
licensee
of
Ihose
who
When
held
responsible
by
the
courts
for
automobile
accidents
do
not
meef
the
hamate
claims
assesser
against;,
them.
A
further
precaution
ot
cancelling
driving
licenser
following
conviction
for
serldu.'
offences,
unless
proof
of
financial
responsibility
is
filed
with
tlv?
authorities,
wffl
aWo
be
dtettssec
Measures
of
this
kind
have,
i
already
been
adopted
by
a
number
of
the
states
of
the
United
States
and
the
Canadian
Automobile
Association
is
expected
to
decids
st
Quebec
whether
the
organized
motorists
of
Canada
wul,
through
tne
provincial
legislatures,
prem
for
slnifiar
amendments
to
the
Highway
Traffic
Laws,
during
the
com
big
year.
The
constituent
clubs
'of
the
"anadMin
Automobile
Association.
Which
will
be
officially
represen
ted
at
the
Quebec
convention,
arc
as
follows:
Automobile
Club
of
British
Co
lumbia.
Alberta
Motor
Association.
Saskatchewan
Motor
Club.
Manitoba
Motor
League.
Ontario
Motor
League.
Quebec
Provincial
Motor
League
New
Brunswick
Automobile
As
Nova
Scotia
Motor
League.
Prince
,
Edward
Island
Motor1
League.
Tran.
Canada
Highway
The
proposed
Trans-Canada
Highway,
linking
the
provinces
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific
by
a
paved
all-weather
road,
and
the
responsibilities
of
the
Federal
and
provincial
governments
for"
its
early
completion,
will
be
another
me
for
subject
of
discussion
at
the
convention,
and
It
is
expeeted
that
plans
will
be
made
for
a
nation-wide
campaign,
having
tl.i
early
completion
of
this
road
as
Its
obiectlve.
Tne
convention
will
also
give
attention
to
problems
of
Interna-
Uonal
motor
touring,
especially
as
between
the
United
States
and
Canada,!
The
automobile
clubs
of
ca.
h
of
the
provinces
are
already
"King
a
leading
part
ln
tiv
en
couragemeht
of
international
touring
and
it
was
following
a
re
quest
made
at
the
Winnipeg
con
vention
last
year
that
further
privileges
were
accorded
vhttlng
motorists
by
the
Dominion
gov
ernment
The
nteetlngs
will
be
addmstd
tttlon
at
the
recent
provlnical
fair
ion
questt6iM
Of
public
IntereJt
by
m
ivew
weranmsier.
a
mimber
of
dignitaries
of
thei
i
Quebec
government,
which
will
I"
01
n
memners
or
the
tender
an
official
dinner
to
the
ueanej
cra
oi
iraae
lea
oy
J.
A.
(U-WaLe.
in
recocnitlon
of
th-
Fraser.
MP.,
arrived
here
at
the
sect
ion
of
Quebec
an
the
meeting
t.u
.
w.c
wccb.
w
cumer
wiui
uieip
v
of
the
natlonrJ
convention
vanaernooi
Doara
dinner
was
given
in
the
Vanderhoof
hotl
honor
of
the
visitors
w
Daily
flVAf'fJy'ttMt
Ads,,Tbrlng
'
tui
k
result's.
T"
'
'
Farms
That
Were
Battlefields
Are
CANADA'S
NEW
BOARD
OF
GRAIN
COMMISSIONERS
The
new
Bard
of
Gr.iu
resigned
airi
m.u.y
years
StTVllT.
,
Is
i-umposea
ConiDOSPd
metal
themselves
and
sometimes
.
rom.T.::-.
l
:u
:
...
,
or
me
ioilowing
.above'
left
to
right
Ho-
r
Uton
former
Mtaister
of
Agriculture
for
'
Saskatchewan;
E
B.
Bamwy.
Oencrai
Manager
.,f
Wheat
Pool,
and
Professor
Duftcan
A.
MacOlbbon.
Professor
of
Political
Economy
of
Un.ver-
M.
ILn
buyng
the
heap
already
gathered
.me-r
fnr
fh.
,
.
'
0,,uwniraer
and
hls
ment
assisting
Dr
M,,'-
,Ji
f
an
trough
today
bound
f
?
A'...:.
V
II
TtJ
t
l'H-Um.
.
'
investigate
the
placer
t
v
Yieldinsf
Metal
tS?
fand
w
m
4
.
fc"c
wucn
ivestigating
the
Tuls
!
enormous
quantity
of
copper.
-
region
where
consid.
Aiuwo,
t
ranee,
sepv
is.
'
""
o
ions.
consttM
most
Farms
hereabouts
that
were
bat
j
ly
npty
cartridges,
an
evi-tlefields
are
yielding
a
harvest
of)
dence
of
the
millions
and
million)
metal
almost
as
valuable
as
their
r
hotA
fired
by
the
armies
that
harvests
of
food.
Copper,
lead
and
'
Iount
over
this
ground
for
more
Iron,
shot
by
the
cannon
of
all!
thn
tour
years,
the
armies,
are
gathered
by
a
;
peacetime
army
of
men
and
wo-!
Loul
Schulta,.
the
well
knowH
men.
Other
thmiaanri
nf
tw
o.
.
AUln
hotel
man.
nuuH
Uinuuh
MACHINE
AO'S
Bfcctrfe
cradle;
BfecUte
train;
Sport
roadster;
Wont
reverse-Hashed
to
rest
In
a
motor
hears.
-Brooklyn
Eagle
mtnt
followed
receir
erles.
k.x
ta
npin
n4ir
Tflmiiv
hnria
I
.
i
ukc
nnovn
mnrnniB
.
.
...
..........
,
,
w
allu
c.
w
r
tc.m.'
"
'
Ull
their
dally
load
of
metal.
j
r
hack
from
the
south.
i
All
Guaranteed
For
10
years
this
has
been
go-
ing
on
and
It
probably
will
continue
another
five
years.
Every
time
a
field
It
ploughed
or
harrowed
more
metal
cotriec
to
the
surface.
The
government,
theot
I
......
......
....
'i-
cvicauy,
owns
au
una
but
eon-tractors
have
bought
the
right
to
It.
There
are
crews
of
expert
workers
who
pass
from
farm
to
farm,
sometimes
picking
up
the
b-bi
s
"
a
.11
j
i
i
.1"
.
i
i
MADE
TO
ORDER
j
PRESSED
i
i
iir
iiniirr
in
iint
i-nn
m
i
City.
Phone
49
You'll
like
the
Easy-Riding
Comfort
of
the
Ford
Car
-
MsaWsr-tf
THE
Ford
car"
is
one
of
1
the
easiest-ridlnr
cars
on
the
road
because
of
its
low
centre
of
gravity,
minimum
unsprung
weight,
Houdaille
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
and
the
unique
construction
of
its
transverse
springs.
Furthermore,
you
are
as
comfortable
In
mind
as
In
body
when
you
drive
Uie
Ford
car.
You
have
confidence
fn
the
performance
of
the
car
because
you
know
something
ot
the
quality
that
has
been
built
Into
it.
Itemcber
these
two
points
when
you
select
your
nest
car.
These
are
combined
to
an
uncommon
degree
In
the
Ford.
Come
irt
and
drive
a
Ford
car
yourself
through
thickest
traffic
up
steepest
hills,
over
roughest
roads.
A
thirty-minute
demonstration
will
convince
you
that
there
Is
nothing
quite
like
it
anywhere
In
simplicity
of
design,
quality,
price
and
performance.
Si
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
OUR,
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
IS
MOST
ATTRACTIVE