PAGE
FOUR
Booth
School
Is
Football
Winner
EL-rous
in
hreakine
awav.
SEATTLE,
Oct.
20.
Four
clubs,
Seattle,
Portland,
Spokane
and
Vancouver,
took
out
franchises
at
the
re-organizattan
meeting
of
the
Northwest
Baseball
League.
Two
more
clubs
are
expected
to
Join
from
amone
Taeoma.
Drav'a
Har
bor,
Yakima,
Bellingham
and!
Everett.
JUMPING
BASS
IS
NOW
IN
BATHTUB
PITTS
FIELD,
Mass..
Oct.
20.
-Believe
It
or
not
Earnest
Bran
FIGHTING
TONIGHT
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
21:
Jackie
Fields
Is
to
meet
Gorilla
Jones
here
tonight
and
Jackie
Is
the
favorite.
Deer
are
aald
to
be
more
than
ever
in
the
woods
In
It
enjoys
a
World
wide
reputation
for
quality.
Sport
Chat
First
Victory
of
Season
When
Team
1
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Beat
Borden
Street
(
Prince
Rupert
Basketball'
Associa-
tlon
Is
being
called
for
tomorrow
Booth
recorded
thi.luflrst.win.atfl8ht.i.W.tiJle
lt.ls
,n
Jitlla,.1iilfti
to
the
season
when
they
won
out
over
get
organization
started
for
this
Borden
by
one
goal
rn.nii
,ln
tnarmsually
.
popular
...win
tar
sport,
junior
football
fixture
on
Saturday
j
there
is
still
hope
that
a
succession.
ful
season
may
ensue.
Little
has
Playing
against
the
wind
and
hill
been
heard
as
yet
of
prospects
In
the
first
half,
Borden
defence
for
the
sport
this
season.
It
Is
to
put
up
a
fine
game.
Brkkson
saved
be
hoped,
as
we
have
suggested
well
from
a
corner
kick
taken
by
I
before,
that
the
association-
con-
Walters
and
later
from
Cross.
Fish-
siders
the
idea
of
merging
the
er
and
Currie
defended
well
and
senior
and
intermediate
leagues.
wiuiscron
ana
wnson
were
aan-iiiy
uus
means,
it
is
felt,
by,
many.
y
j
one
strong
league,
commanding
was
a
strong
kicker
and
hard
work-
sustained
interest
could
be-,
form
er
but
ho
wandered
too
much.
!
ed
instead
of,
as
last
winter,
two
Ivarson
was
the
most
dangerous
of
weak
leagues
in
both
of
which
in-tho
Booth
i
jrwarda
and
it
was
from
terest
commenced
to
flag
long
be-onn
of
his
crosses
that
Cross
beat
fore
the
end
of
the
schedule.
Ertckson.
I
Uoidcn
dkl
not
;aake
the
use
of
j
The
curtain
rang
up
on
the
win-thn
wind
and
hill
that
was
expect-
ter's
basketball
"
season
at
Smithed
in
the
second
half.
Lawrence
ers
last
Thursday
evening,
all
fn-and
Walters
put
up
a
strong
de-
dlcations
pointing
to
a
record
fence
and
though
forced
to
give
year
for
the
hoop
game
in
thei
uwuy
rue
w
mvc
wicir
buuj
cju
interior
railway
town.
Tne
mter-Boi
den
pointless.
From
a
penalty
.
mediate
league
there
consists
of
kick
Borden
looked
to
have
their;
six
teams,
four
from
the
high
School.
The
final
games
of
tho
Trst
half
of
the
senior
schedule
will
be
played
on
December
12
and
on
December
17
and
19.
the.
Jtwo
leading
teams
in
each
division
will
engage
In
playoffs.
Games
are
being
played
twice
a
week.
Prince
George
bqxlng
fans
are
looking
forward
to
a
good
evening's
sport
on
Saturday
of
this
week,
when
Jack
Swift,
young
leathe
rpuncher
from
New
West
minster,
mixes
with
Tom
Rico
of
Seattle
In
a
six-round
bout
in
the
interior
city.
Both
boxers
have
a
long
string
of
victories
on
the
Pacific
Coast
to
their
credit,
and
have
consented
to
a
fair
distribution
of
the
gate
being
donated
to
the
Prince
George
hospital.
MANY
GEESE
PASS
OVER
Large
Ftocks
Flylnir
South
Over
Prince
Rupert
Yesterday
Inldlcatlna
that
wintrv
weather
may
be
in
the
offing,
a
number,
of
flocks
of
wild
geese
and
swan
were
seen
yesterday,
winging
their
way
southward
over
Prince
Rupert.
They
were
hdhklng
In
their
usual
raucous
manner
and
attrac
ted
a
good
deal
of
attention.
Of-
ton,
aged
19,
has
an
18-inch
black
firpr
nf
thp
ctpamor
f?atnlo
ar-,
approach
close
to
them
before
tney
rose
from
the
water.
In
spite
of
the
many
birds
in
the
air,
local
hunters
did
not
have
much
success
over
the
week-end
in
bagging
honkers.
"My
uncle
gave
m
Einstein's
"Relativity"
for
a
birthday
present."
"Have
you
read
It
yet?"
"No,
I
ani
waiting
for
the
film
1
is
.-'
I
lHiMHl,ri'
v
.
LONDON
IfUIUftHtO
IT
w
JOSEPH
U
JOHN
VICKERS
ft
CO..
ttJ.
iou
cannot;
annot;
buy
a
En
jf-
tor
'
the
money
1
750
twcUK
'
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
iWiftor
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
YACHTS
TO
RACE
WITH
UPTON'S
Eflur
Reins
Bui)t
at
Enormous
Expense
to
Take
Up
Challenge
BOSTON,
Oct.
21:
With
four
defenders
of
the
America's
Cup
already
planned,
the
task
of
meeting
Sir
Thomas
Upton's
chal
lenge
next
year
promises
to
be
one
of
the
most
financially
extravagant
sporting
events
In
Ths
four
American
yachts
will
I
represent
an
outlay
of
aonrnxi-!
mately
$2,009,000.
They
will
meet
in
an
elimination
race
to
decide
which
shall
have
the
honor
of
meeting
the
famous
British
yacht-man's
Shamrock
V.
And
as
soon
as
one
has
been
selected,
the
other
three
will
shrink
in
cash
value
to
a
very
small
portion
of
the
outlay
represented.
HIE
DAILY
NEWS
Calendar
Before
League
of
Nations
Action
Taken
at
Recent
Session
'(fives
l'roruUebf
'International
tonierence
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
21:
Action
laxen
ov
tne
ASSemDlV
or
me
League
of
Nations
aV
Its
recent
session,
holds
much
promise
that
an
international
conference
to
simplify
the
calendar
win
be
held
next
year,
said
George
Eastman,
chairman
of
the
National
Committee
on
Calendar
Simplification,
in
a
statement'
commenting
upon
ad-Vices"
he
has
Jii$t
receive!
fron'
Geneva.
Mr.
Eastman
said
that
a
resolu
tion
fyad
been
adopted
by
the
Assembly
which
automatically
plae-1
meeting
of
the
League
Conference
on
Communications'
and
Transit
probably
In
December,
the
finding?
rr
nis
committee,
tne
calendar
reform
resolutions
of
the
Interna-
iorial
phambcr
of
Commerce,
the
'""A"
recommendations
or
tne
Each
of
the
four
American
'Sift.Si-
l.'V
t
VnrhfF
mill
aUV.V
Vaa
WCIKlUm
UUltUUUl
CUIIlJUlLLt'CS,
aooiu
saoo.-i-ind
resolutions
adopted
by
various
chance
to
equalise,
but
Suehlro
;
school
and
two
from
the
public
i
ine
line
Of
this.
Knmpth
!nt
'?lIiVr
natlnal
and
international
saved
Hardy's
kick
splendidly.
EES
.
Plmtol
tS5
nrt
Pmih
iUiuf?5thJf.
,s,lmei"l
J??.;
es.
aU
directed
to
the
league.
Crass
and
Hill
should
both
have!
School
teams
have'
been
entered
by
the
boat
bunder
work
Th
H
nnWPg
and
Tran-
sforcl
tor
,?00th'TSut
Erlc)onin
the
senloclacjies'
division,
while
balance
wiU
be
accounted
for
"r
by
i
2mC?n
fff
r
tJS""!
cleared
his
lines.
The
game
was
the
wc
men's
oviaiia
senior
lenno
icoruc
r.nntt
pvnpn
Tto5f
?"nuT.
zn
.wl.
eHect.
act
for
the
league
hardly
fought
out,
but
Booth
held
ineir
sum
leaq.
The
teams
were:
Borden
Ertckson;
Fisher,
Currie;
Morgan,
Hardy,
Alistone;
Wil-liscroft,
.Wilson,
Fong,
Campbell,
Shrubsall.
Booth
Suehlro;
Miller,
Blake;
Bby,
Walters,
Lawrence;
Ivarson,
Nakampfo,
Cross,
Hill,
Cromp.
Referee,
J.
Campbell.
BASEBALL
ON
COAST
Four
Clubs
Join
At
Re-organization
Meetinz
of
Old
League
and
Two
Others
Expected
-jiisuMiCAuuues
aiLennenT.
rirrinar
rut
i-
i.
-
tv
of
the
Bokus.
Vandals
and
Hieh
enuinment.
crpi
"n
TTi
V"
,,e
caning
an
inter
ciaentais.
Affflr
the
""",",'P"u".;uufc.
ana
wav
i
U
111
Hid
t.11
JI
I
I
IT
?rm
Vila
ik
pi?-.yJ1tS?,H"-b?
Ration
of
favorable
recommenda.
;""""'
"wm
9ou,uuu.
une
lenui,
tions
from
different
1
ennntrfp&
for
the
three
unsuccessful
con-i
mK?
J
SiiJSSSfilSS
tenders.
DEEP
SEA
DEVIL
IS
0UEER
FISH
PVtAOHl...
M
1
American
yachting
enthusiast,
'V"""
uiw,"e.uia
"?
are
co
ne
ahpart
anH
h.iu
tuir
c?
vuwice
iuiu
four"ha-with
"
T,."
.
,a.."?!e
Hme
-Ior
international
action
guarantee"
that
Sir"
Thomal'm;0?',"0
.
appear,
other
than
the
doughty
ports
m
bt
received
a
he
said
leans
fJ"sh"
are
confident
.Am":l?rom
Stfonal
wlendat
"SnmltteS
enough
In
that
and
Peru,
Cuba
and
several
other
of
the
Latin-American
countries.
The
conference
will
also
have
been
unonnea
or
tne
results
of
the
calendar
referendum
of
the
United
States
Chamber
of
Commerce,
now
In
progress
among
local
chambers,
which
calls
for
opinions
on
calen
dar
simplification
and
whether
,tnere
should
be
an
Internationa!
j
conference
In
which
the
United
States
'should
participate.
Mr.
Eastman
felt
that
Judging
by
the
juumuer
oi
lavoraoie
impressions
AUCKLAND.
N.Z.,
Oct.
21
A
'8,v.en
J?v
Chambers
pf
deep-sea
devil
was
one
of
the
fmm5rce
to,
committee
dur-strange
catches
made
at
a
depth1
Ln,2m1nw,ninqu,ry'
e
referen-
gineariy
b.uuu
ieet
oil
the
New
"j"
.
tm-TMrv
'
4
EtaJand'
coast
bv
Danish
scientist
endar
simplification.
4XP.cenuy.accordlng
to
R.
A.
Falla,
i
TOP.,
accompanied
the
expedition.
,nle'deii-'sea
devil
Is
-a
creature
with
art
enormous
mouth
and
constructed
like
a
skeleton,
with'
practically
no
internal
organs,
so'-that
there
Is
water
Inside
It
and!
out:
It
thus
Is
able
to
withstand
i
the
great
pressure
in
the
depths;
iu
wiiicii
u
lives.
District
News
PlilNCE
GEORGE
bos
In
the
bathtub
at
his
home
riving
yesterday
afternoon
frofri!
'A
strange
thing
about.
the
crea-!
I-
Lnnes-Taylor,
local
represen
which
he
claims
Jumped
into
his
i
the
south,
renorted
lanre
numbprKfture
JP
long
feeler
above
its
tatiye
of
the
Western
Canada
Air
canoe
whUe
he
was
hunting
musk-
0f
geese
around
Gib3on
Island
andlPAihWtns
a
lamp.
By
genewit-1
ways
Ltd.,
states
that
there
Is
no
rats
recenuy
nn
ynoia
lukc.
ine
further
down
Grenvllle
ChannelJJPX
7n
"?nt
tot
this,
it
at-
iounaation
for
the
report
that
An
fish
weighs
over
three
pounds
and
the
birds
beinff
sn
bmo
in
Bnrn5tlTOctsHfish
from
hieher
IpvpI
drew
Cruickshank.
who
flew
appears
in
good
condition.
jcases
as
to
allow
the
steamer
tdln'ch'
become
easy
prey
to
theth
district
during
the
past
sym
prreat
Jaws.
Another
species
of
mer
43
missing
Jn
the
search
for
deep-sea
devil
has
a
long
feeler
McAlplne
party
lh
the
Barren
with
-a
hook
on
the
end
and
a
Lands
of
the
Northwest
Terrl-
win
at
a
joint
ana
it
not
onl7
i
l"?5.
attracts
its
prey,
but
hooks
it
as
well.
Chijxa
Learning
to
Fly
as,
Part
of
Her
Awakening
x
SHANGHAI,
China,
Oct:
21:
China
has
gohe
air-minded.
Alone
I
-.til.
4U
.V.lltl
-
M
!
i-ll-
i"
II.
Svendsen
hag
arrived
In
the
city
from
Victoria
to
take
charge
of
the
repair
department
of
the
Dominion
Motors
here.
Provincial
police
officers
here
have
been
engaged
for
the
past
few
weeks
n
giving
local
autolsts
Instruction
on.
signals
to
be
eiven
at
street
intersections,
the
proper
i
practice
of
binding
'tn-lee
of
"
ggK
corners
and
other
sa?e
i
baby
girls
and
a
dozen
and
one
iaciors-
joiner
ancient
customs,
tne
wnflei-I
barrow
and
the
rlcklsha
are
beginning
to
give
way
to
more
modern
means
of
transportation.
And
lit
Is
only
natural
that
China
should
take
to
the
air.
Probably
no
other
country
In
the
world
of-,
fers
such
a
fertile
field
for
aviation
-development.
China's
entrance
In
the
field
of
aviation
on
a
large
scale
Is
comparatively
recent.
The
military
of
the
country
has
been
acquainted
with
flying
machines
for
several
years.
Ever
since
the
world
war.
various
factions
have
purchased
aeroplanes
of
an
obsolete
type
for
use
on
the
battlefield
but
they
failed
to
do
much
with
them.
On
February
17
of
the
current
jvear
China
made
Its
official
bow
'Into
the
realm
of
commercial
fly
ing
when
the
first
strictly
corn
merclal
plane
ever
brought
to
the
country
was
assembled,
tested
and
turned
over
to
what
Is
now
known
as
the
Wuhan
Civil
Aviation
Association
of
Hankow.
Since
that
time,
the
association
has
acquired
live,
more
planes.
These
planes
are
being
used
on
air
mall
and
nassengers
routes
between
Han.-kow
and
Canton.
Since
the
beginning
of
the
Wuhar
Civil
Aviation
Association
at
Hankow,
several
other
similar
enterprises
have
come
Into
being.
The
Shanghai-Nanking
air
mall
and
passenger
airway
has
already
started
to
function
with
four
planes
as
a
nucleus.
CRIBBAfiE
TIMETABLE
October
21
K.
of
C.
vs.
Loyal
Orance
Lodce.
The
Operators
vs.
S.
C.
Sawmill.
Moose
vs.
prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Cold
Storage
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Assn.
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Grotto.
Eagles
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Billiard
League
Oct.
22
Canadian
Elks.
Legion
Vs.
Tom
Hawse
was
fined
$10
and
costs
here
on
Monday
for
carrying
firearms
without
a'
license
and.
in
addition,
his
rifle
wasc
confiscated.
Shooting
at
street
lamps
has
been
a
popular
pastime
for
small
boys
hqre
of
late
and
the
police
are
on
the
trail
of
the
culprits.
Col.
Lazier,
well,
known
Vancouver
Insurance
man:
has
been
a
recent
visitor
here.
He
Is
a
brother
of
Dr.
Di
B.
Lazier,
who
practised
medicine
Jri
Prince
George
In
the
early
days.
:
The
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary
held
a
meeting
'
vesterday
after
noon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A.
,
M,
Patterson.
,
4i,
.
NEW
HA
ELTON
Mr.
and
Mrs,
William
Gow
have
returned
to
South'.
Hazelton
nfter
spending
two
months
at
Sexsmlth
in
tne
Peace
River
country,
wnere
Mr.
GoW
has
business
Interests.
II.
E.
C)ark
pf
Oakland,
Cal.,
has
been
a
recent
visitor
here,
making
arrangements
for
a
big
game
bunting
trip
to
the
district
next
year.
J.
B.
Hodglns,
who
has
been
In
charge
of
the
Hazelton
drug
store
for
the
'
bast
three
months,
left
at
the
first
".of
the
week
for
Nanalmo!
lie
wa
relieving
Cooper
Wrinch
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taking
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Mrs.
P.
A.
Haslam
of
Albernl,
Vancouver
Island,
is
visiting
at
Hazelton
with
her
brother.
E.
R.
Cox.
manager
of
Government
Tele-
grapns.
Mitchell
Newman,
"who
Is
teach
ing
school
at
Pacific
spent
the
week-end
at
nis
norae
nere.
Word
has
been
received
here
that
W.
O.'Norrle,
mining
engineer
wh64s
well
known
lh
this
district,
has
moved
his
office
to
the
new
'
Hall
building
in
Vancouver.
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AT
RIDEAU
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Premier
MarDon.Ud
was
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guest
of
Lord
and
Ladv
Williiicdon
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his
recent
Canadian
capital.
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host
and
hostess
are
Keen
above
and
the
visitor
below.
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!
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